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Altoinor General Vrn S Taylor
Auditor Samuol II fetono
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Snpterlntondont Inblto Inllruetlon Wm J
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Commonwealth Attorney John T Grajrol
Clrculfprnrt Clerk John Chrlity
Jlidgo of County Court Jno G B Hall
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County CletkV II Arnold
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Jallor S F Ollutl
Superintendent ot Schools Ihet II Smith
Coroner Jno II Uooih
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Chas Cowell Secretary
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Sunilay school every Sunday morning from
9jo to 1050 Communion service following at
too Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Services aocond Saturday evening and Sunday
each month Prayer meeting Monday night
Sunday chool at 930 a m D S Edwards rauor
M B CHURCH
Services Crst Sunday each month morning
fnd night Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night Sunday school at 130 p m
O MUURNETT Pastor
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Services every fourth Sunday morning a d
night by I T Cherry Pastor Prayer meeting
eyery Friday nlcli -
Y P S CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR
Prayer meeting every Sundayevening at 630
at Assembly Hall
ZION AM B CHURCH
Services every Sunday morning at n oclock
and evening at 7 oclock Sunday school at go
a m W A Walker pastor
MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Services Sabbath at n a m and 7 p m Sun
day school at py a tn W W Foster pastor
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Preaching third and fourth Sundays al
1030 a m and froo p 111 by Rev S F Fowler
Communion service every Sunday at 1030 a in
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 8
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and evening by Rev Wyndes Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening Sunday school every Sun
day morning at 915 u
M B CHURCH SOUTH
Prcacuing every first and ihltd Lorda day
morning and evening by J T Cherry Prayer
meeting Thursday evening Sunday school every
Sunday rooming at 900 oclock
CUMBERLAND rRESDYrBRIAN CHURCH
Preaching everjf Second Sihbsth at 11 am
nd 719 tl wi by W ABoon Pastor Prayer
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Sunday school every Sunday morning at 011
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EtfVAUWSS
KSwSrSfeSSI
U3Lmi
MOVEMENT
STEEL TnAOKED ROADS
A XromUlnR Iilen Ailvocntcd by lastern
rolUlrnt leaders
In tho wreck ot matter rind the cmsh
of eoronallons convcntlonc
boatrnecs nnd Uiinrrn It In Just na well
not to forget that tho farmer feeds us
all -when the- mud doesnt prevent Un
hautliiij stud to market
Farmer ODOnncil of Kew York state
dtfltiiictly understood that he and not
Farmer IJuucl or
Now Jersey or
tuiy other person
is tho miffgostor
oi tho BtooJ
tracked roadway
pe rharts Uic most
promising of tho
new good roods
Ideas Farmers
V Donncll Uudd
and others pro
pose In brief to
lay wide shallow
steel rolls In tho
public hrhwny
ivltli t union ta at
A TEItlUBLE EX
AMrLE
Intervals Wagon wheels would run
easily on flat rails eight or ten Inches
wide wlUi fltujEOfl on cither side to pre
nt tJin wlipcla Rllnnhirr off Except
upon main Iravcletl ronds Utoeostnlight
lirotty licavy jiut tncro uo iu
most no limit to tho loads thotcouldbo
drawn upon sucha track Dlcycllsta
mild casllv nso It Tho appearanco
nilrrht not cjulto equal that of agood
wcll crowncu raacacinm roati out xno
Idea Is worth conslderlag especially In
regions where macadamstonols scarce
One beauty ot tho steel track Is that
wagons with narrow tires could Bafely
uso it Macadam necessitates a broad
tiro law which causes some opposition
How truo It Is that theres nothing
new under tho sun I Here wo arc again
back at tho old plank road idea A steel
plank running lengthwleo instead of a
wooden onocrossvvlsej thntflnllthetllf
fcrence
And In tho west tho last few years
have seen tho reappearance of tho prai
rie Rchooner and the freight wagon
Owe IiAKoboN
THE CONVICT PROBLEM
It Can Ho Solved by Kniploylng Prisoners
in Itonil Construction
Tho convict labor question is n very
Knotty problem that is still waiting for
solution t
It knocks nt the door of nearly -every
state capital during each session of tho
legislature but Is usually turned away
with n promise of more consideration
nt noine futuro time - -
The good roads problem U also nqucs
tlon of importnuccln tho land In soino
localities one of these problems is per
mitted to solve tho other Tvo birds
arc killed with one stone
That tho present mode of employing
convicts Is very unsatisfactory is proved
by the unBittled condition of tho ques
tion in nearly every strlto is
tlnnu Tho followingtlsfrgm aVecenb
Issue of tho Dayton0 Herald
Tho Ohio ptfiltcntlnry seems to Buffer
from tho general bunlnoSsdcprci3jniTie
anntipl report of tho board of mariairem
EARLINGTON COMMANDERY No u
UNITED ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CROS
meets Second and Fourth Saturday nights each
month A cordial Invlttalon Is expended visiting
Sir Knights and lakles -
J D WYATT N a
TIIOS N DLACK K ot R
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in tne
Allmcu Vthe order are
r n snows inai in ibuj ino Burpius 01 exrroinrrs
over expenses was 31073 In ISM tho do-
S nl rif rinmlnr Vnn 11157 nnA ln1OTttia
Ueflclt ofcnrnInkwnnK346L2 THtflwinrd
nscrlben several reasons for thla chanire
of tibont lSrj000 nmonir hem tho nasnarre
of a law icqiilrinc tha nrandtnsUf alii
prlson mado coods and tho passage of the
Llewellyn law restrlctlns thohumber ol
abortrs mealed In maklnVany cria kind
of poods Ifi tho pcnnl nnd reformatory n
otltutlonH of tho Btato to tehirfeenttrf
Iho froo like
Kood In ho slate TIicbo liavfilcd an the
lnnl claims dtfmornllintlon of the
contract syiitom It rebommemls tho re
pal of tho last nameif law the llrst huv
lng been ilrfluredfuticonotltutlonal or U
this cannot bo done thcn that the limit
nxed by Hie lilwcllyii law be inlsid to Hi
least 23 ptr tent Tlio situation is one o
creat lnUrrit and wltl lirMinbly Mad tc
turllicr nKltutlan of tlietllfflcult qucctloni
of employment oftonvltt Ialoi
In tills tfoifnection it may liiwiid thul
wlictlier or not tin penitential les ur
self sipportliig has nothing t dowitli
tltu fae
The inoro money the convicts mnkf
for tho Ktate under the Ohhj system tht
tnoie fiiij ialwr Is deprived of Thriv
ing ittnltentiuVle3 nrc not the motil
liujieftil of signs r
it wotild be eVen leJtttj4Btifre
luloi to support JiUjPieJtiiTin tc
have the colivIeJWjfee ialior cf it
lyeaiisof iifipoitr
At the present time tho uoik of
yittgnlllet rit KBtenvJ af htgawnyi
Jipjwnrs to tilVer the beat nminnof cm
ptuylng niaiiyi of the- coivvklv -The
ailiuulil nut be pfftHltteth 1 3 foinpetc
ulth frto lttl0r In Ihe hmmtfuctuierf
Itoatla KhtHtld lx mntk
When oh when willlhMnuueiiitiHql
iiJOKH giilhetera Known oh li glsfitQi
twafetolii iictnla of the llotV U A
W Ilulletln
Inrviilltcfor KimhI ItoiiU
TJie pUUKiiie drlveitt of n township
i Iluntltjrtriii county have niiule It a
nile fvr tin past twnyiiats to present u
soid wntcli and eluiitijo ln ionl
tisotn of lli tOKnrtlrjhi fofknplug the
twills lit good tvpulr A Mr AUbii
aitl il f iiivih8orTlmMiMisKluclBon
Itavf tiih Ix oii the uvtrlenl of gold
Wittehes iintl chuin This Is n new
ihing foe publle road ruprrlsura but n
iy iixiiiiuii thing fur railroHil seel Ion
iCV oisto lecelve 11 prtae every
sir ll lh Ust sections of 10111I betU
it ea h tlUiMHiii of I hi IVnrKilianla
nlroujl This nclion on the iait ol
uCUlnU mttlAj It an Inei tithe foi
iiVruitlcilitlgobd roudsUiils
IsiJ
IKiiit Would pie cr lie Missed
Iih miiiilry litiH iicoii mllrtt cl
iintnurr iiiiilH This Mould encircle
1 In1 jrliibc fii tlinen or gS to the moon
more limn the limes Ilnl moh ol
linn would g their Jnyt hiit ami nrti
Hue bail Itntlt iwdtlil he jut t
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Provldenl Hultor t
I nili nfruttl wild the girls futber
that llnrnlitwll not be inncliof aaiicf
Swh In life
Ilo MTina very pintlontnnd
In what way
v Ilo Kultl that If w wcro to marry ho
was sure iWnfc thcrq was no reason why
our lives sliould never know want
Wax Wliul makes him bo Biire
He Bald ho had looked un your rat-
lug In tho commercial ugenovs
WMhlnelon Star
y mat iirowns iron Hitters 13
tho symbol fgrlluKHlh strength and happiness It cures
all dUpnses arlsinfrom Jmpuro bjood nnd Is n boon to
poor Supfbiiino Woman In her dally cares nnd troubles
It jollthlnates fie Impure blooij rom tho eystem Cures
ctotnacli kidney and liver complaints Are you afflicted r
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Why KvefT TProorrsstve CMltert rib
The Road Problem U AsicrtlnJ
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Kncournc Tree tlantlns
U all tho rond BUpcrvUors ot tho
land wcro wheelmen rnoto attention
would bo paid to tho planting of tfeca
along tho public hlghwnys
Tho plcnsuro of n numiner day rldo
Is greatly heightened If tho road leads
whero tho friendly shade of trees tnny
fall across It
Tho cool iragranco of the woods Is
mado enjoyable because ofthe contrast
between Its beautiful nrchwayU and
U10 sunny stretches beyond Hut were
all the roads through woodlands Iho
surroundings would become monoto
nous but not so painfully so as where
A l AVontTB SOMMGIf tlOAD
tho vny Is wholly In the glare oi Hit
tun
The ideal toad s that one whercoo
sun nnd shndow happily blend nnd In
iermlUgle Such hlghvvuys cuii be pro
vldcd If Guflicieut attention ta given t
the planting and care of trees- Wheel
men should use their Influence to en
courage tree planting
Mini 1
A SOUTHERN
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OPINION
tuclf in
the Cotton Stutos4 -
The subject of Improved public high
ways Is tit tract I tig a lurge Bhnre of pub
Ho attention In the Opinion of th
Southern rutin lncltc of Stilrkvlllc
MIks good rojnXs Is one great need ol
the day In the cotton states Inordef
to hnve better roudd It la necessary t
reorganlOT our present general pious o
road working and adopt iqoro modcrr
und more cgectlVe methods It BCtini
that it would be a wlso pln io utilize
county convicts In connection with U1I1
Jlno of work These ronvlctnnre iikimiI
ly a burden on the county They shoulr
uo worKen iney buojiki uo worker
for profit Whnt better proflt tut 11 th
tax aycrs de slru than the prom arts
lug from better public ronds V ilettet
roadsaK tiullrcctly u prolt o cvrffj
farmer that travels over them Th
better the road the less strain upon tin
team nnd the wilgon ant the hnrnes
and tho patience of tho driver Th
better tho road the greater tho saving
of time in going from one mile to un
other and Uic greater case with whlcl
tho burden of freight Istranspqrted
Antiquated Methods Mast Uo
Tho old stylo corduroy highway wat
n well enough thing In the ploneei
period and the old system of spalllnj
the highways and throwing dirt frotr
the side Into the c entcrof the pike wat
doubtless the proper Uilng In its day
but tho farmer who worked out hit
taxes In thls way has learned at las
that it has been a costly as well as 1
worthless proceeding and he 13 now
among- tbo reformers There hao beet
ioo much destruction njrvagon tlrci
K id springs Tho farm carriage hat
ljtoo often wreeketl IntkB ruts one
TftruT stock hos suTered This loss hat
finally appealed to tho pocket nnd tin
farmere who have been figuring ojH
profit nnd loss on the old system art
now the advocates of the new Perman
ent road imprbvemenf Is hero to stoj
and grow nnd an the movement spread
through well directed methods tbourct
of good roads wlllbenotonlygradnajbj
extended this year but will rapidly in
crease Tho farmer who looks nftei
tho road over which his farmproducti
nro taken to market Is tho farmer wht
now saves money even when tho prici
of his products Is low Cycling Gazette
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Our roads would be lovel and hard and
neat
And planned -In a better style
It horses could rids on tho cushioned seat
And men do the pulling- awhllo
Pood Tloads
Uood Roade Increase Trade -
Maurjco Thompson tho poet and
naturalist of Crawfordsvllle Jnd says
A successful business man said to mo
oil good roads run down hlllbj
which ho meant that trafllo ffowed liki
water along a pleasant highway Blion
me a flourishing town nnd I will prove
to you that it Is a basin Into which good
highways pour tholr etreams 1 know
that tills is truo in Indiana There l
not o genuinely flourishing town within
our statowblch is fed by jll kept roads
Mud colors whatever Jtcqmes in tfucb
with even tho lemperand aspirations ol
men and women TYho can keep In a
good humor with clay on his feet
Uasjr to tlnesa
If you were a farmer and lived between
Two towns that wished your trsde
And one had streets all hard -and clean
Whlls tho other town displayed
A sorry scene of mild and traah
Which town do you think would est your
cash 7
T A XT HutWIn
Aristocratic Ilena
Neighbor What beautiful hens you
have Mrs Btuckup
Mrs Btuckup Yes Ihoy nro all im
ported fowls
Nelghbocr you dont tell mo boI J
suppose they lay eggs OYery day V
Mrs Btucirop proudly They could
do BOif they unwpropcr but our cir
cumstances nro such that my hens uro
pot required to lay egga every day
Texas Sittings
Vhs lertlnent Juory
Itow lontr oh Lord how Ions until
Of foreign Juke wo have our fill
And Vankee maidens bright and cay
To all theso ferrln dudes will ssy
Let others oer your lordship fuss
The Tankeo dudaH do fortinl
U A W Dultctln
to Get Hid of It
Orlnneu What nro you ging to tnlco
for that frightful cold you io got
Harrett Ill iako any thing youll of
ier Do you want 17 Chicago Tribhno
Oowa Wa All Klght
Mrs Benham Henry dont you
hlnc jny dresa is too long
Jlonham No but the bill Town
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FURNlTOREj An a11 other necessary articles for everyday life
n ST CHARLES
John Salmon -of Ilsley was In town last
week i
The new arrival at the home of Mr
V C Jenkins isWhoy
Two medicine venders of snake oil
notoriety got in their work on some of oar
people last Friday night to tha tune of
tweaty dollars or more without nnhilchiDg
their team
Charles Jenkins who left here last No
vember for his homo in West Virginia re
turned last Saturday and will again take
up bis abode with us Charles like many
bthers has about concluded thntthero is
no place like St Charles
Bro W H Finch pastor of the Chris
tian church here filled bis regular appoint
ment last Sunday at eleven oclock
Mrs Minerva Rainer wjfo of 1 A
Ralner died of consumption at her homo
here last Saturday and was interred at the
C P cemetery on Sunday Bro W H
Finch Conducted the funeral services
Mrs Ralaer has been gradually sinking
for several years and bora her sufferings
with great fortitude Sho has been a mem
ber of the Methodist church for thirty
nine years
As predicted in our last the wedding
bells called us together last Wednesday
night Miss Job McAllister arid Mr W J
Fault wero the contracting parties with
Miss Phrooia Murphy and J F Blck a5
seconds The Methodist church was the
appelated place and was filled to the ut
most The bridal party was all that cpald
be wished for in appearance and were just
enough behind time to raise aux ietyfo
the tip foe of expectation Brother B A
Brandon of the Methodist church tied the
nupltal knotaflcr which the party together
with their friends repaired to the borne
of the bride where theyvere riclilyVnlcr
talned the remainder of the evening The
St Charles brass band discoursed appro
priate music for the occasion and later an
elegant repast was served The event has
been anticipated with joy for some time
They are both well and favorably known
here nnd have grown up together from
childhood The entire affair was most en
joyable Wo wish tbm a lone life and
hope that they will be abundantly blessed
with everything that will continue their
present happiness
A Living Skeleton t
MrJamesBennellof island Ky says
If not for Dr CarlstuiUs German Liver
Powder I would have beon In my grave
Tried the leading doctors ol Louisville
They were pyzxlud and 1 was given up I
began using Dr CarUlwllVi Mudlclhes arid
hechinge was wonderful I know it is
ihwhVst medlolii on 1or salts by
S Itvtnard Drug Slurp
Sortie flpupial hartfiins in Rrocuijt
ics at WC McLaol a for io d iys
Now is tho timo io HuUscrilio fo
The Upc
Our Genta Flirriishitigs arc coin
pleto and tji tp dato Now line p
Tios jut received
St Bernard Store
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Aw you a sutpcriurrta Jh
H r ow suooio itv
During the winter of 1893 F M Mar
tin of Long React West Va contracted
a severe cold which left him with a cough
In speaking of how he cured It he -says
I used several kinds ot cough syrup but
found no relief until I bought a bottle of
Chamberlains Cough Remedy which re
lieved me almost instantly and in a short
time brought about a completo cure
When troubled with a cough or cold use
this remedy aad you will not find it nec
essary to try several kinds before you get
relief It has been in the market for over
twenty yearsand constantly grown in favor
and popularity For sate at 25 and
30 cents per bottle at St Bernard Drug
Store Earhogton Ben T Robinson Mor
tons Gap Geo King St Charles
1000 IN PRIZES
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Use tbe letters contained In the text
Monon Sunns Grow and form as many
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in samo word more times than it appears
in Monon Seeds Grow For example
tbe words see on none weeds etc Tbe
person forming tbe greatest number of
words uslat tbe letters in tbe text will re
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tbe next largest list wo will give J 75 in
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of tho next teu largest lists we will give
10 in gold If you aro good at word mak
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The Mooon Seed Co Intend giving many
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tbem lists containing over twenty five
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