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THURSDAY APRIL 3 1903
ti LANDRAM TELLS WHY
t Editor Louis Landram of the
Lancaster Record who speaks 3S
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an oracle tells an importan
truth to the world in plain Eng
lish thus 1
An exchange devotes half a col
nnin to wonering why womei
dont catch cold from wearing low
neck dresses Theres no length I
argument about itthey are simpl
1 accustomed to crawling out of bed
thEmInit
nitpy build a fire for a trifling
byi
Thatts the cause why
i OADET BERRY of Kentucky hat
t been dismissed from West Poini
c because of umisstatemeuts
i made in connection with the use I
of cigarettes which are in a way
prohibited at the military acad
E I erriy iThe rule is th1t cadets
r must riot have tobacco in their
possession although the mere
smoking of it is npfc jpViolation
It is meant to discourage smok
a ing MisstntemeutV are bad
I things and our young smokers
r should bundle thgm up with
their cigarettes and throw the
package away Nerves and honor
would both be benefited perhaps
preserved
i TiiEUE isplenty of elbow room
in the United States yetdrid nobody
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body not immured in crowded
city walls need lack for fresh air
E and contact with Mother Earth
i The total land area of the United
S States has been carefully deter
v mined by government officials to
be 2970230 square miles This
would give over 27 acre3 pfland
to each of 70000000 of popula
tion r Quite enough to raise oqr
k corhr and wheat and dig our coal
and our gold and our other min
erals from under to enrich the
world And there is room left
over here for the right sort of
emigrants
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tropolis Lexington is pre emi
nently the home of the repre
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sen aMve Kentucky newspaper
ItTho Lexington Herald one of
the first of this class asks the
f Kentucky Press Association to
a meet there the coming summer
etr
1acquainted This invitation
conies early enough to be most
penw
nyrpe has had the Association
tRefpast two years Lets go to
the bluegrass
1I Manager Walter McGary received
+ a message this morning stating he
L con d arrange for a schppl childrens
reception at the opera house next
Saturday The famous Conkling
6I Qompany will give a bargain mati
nee for scholars andiadies Hiss
r i Frankie the child artist of the corn
S pany will hold a reception on the
1 stfvcrp after the matinee is over She
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r will entertain her little friends by
1 howlng them all the many features
of behind tho scenes All children
will be admitted to any part of house
for 10 cents adults 25 cents Lot
the children come We will take
good care of them Next Saturday
afternoon at Ul0 p in
t Tho next movement for the pro
teotion of the public will doubtless
be a call for a convention to discuss
methods to prevent the slaughter of
passpngojrs by railways
ll There is nothing like having up to
rr r date methods in polite society Mrs
Burdick testified that when her hus
band came in the door she and Pen
nell jumped out oftli window
Let UBhave good roads
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Young Plant
Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others Soil may be the sam
and seed may seem the sam
but some plants are vverk and
others strong
And thats the = 7 rt 1
children They are like young
plants Same food same home
s me care but some grow big
and strong while others stay
s nall and weak
Scotts Emulsion offers ai 1
easy way out of the difficulty
Child weakness often mean
starvation not because of lack
of food but because the food
does not feed
Scotts Emulsion really eds
nd gives the child growing t t
strengthWhatever
Whatever the cause of weak
ness and failure to grow
Scotts Emulsion seems to find
it and set the matter right
sampleScott
Scott Downe Chcmlstt409 Pearl St New York
soc and f too t all druggist j oJ
An Elegant Birthday Party
Mrs Mollie Combes entertained a
jolly crqwd of younfopeople Friday
riightfatprogresstvefllnch in honor
of the birthday of het sister Miss
Leura Stodghill Miss Virgie Rule
and Mr Henry Rogers tied for the
championship of the evening which I
Mr Rogers won by drawing MIss
Stodghill was the recipient of nany
nice tokens remembrance Dainty
refreshments were served and the
guests departed at a late hour It
was one of the most enjoyable social
affairs of the season Those com
prising the party were Misses An
nie Ashby Lizzie Dean Virgie
Rule Hattie Parker Callle Drake I
Nanie Summers Nannle Browning I
Ada Stodghill Katie Stodghill An
nie Stodghill Anna Rice Loura
Stodghill Bassie Combos i Messrs
Thurman Rudd Henry Rogers
Charlie Webb C L Blackwell Jim
Maloney Cowaud Eucelous Adams
Ed Adams Brick Southworth Jim
Morelan Norwood Martin Tom
Trahern
GRAPEVINE ITEMS
Farmers are quite busy preparing
for their crops
Miss N6ra Denton of Liberty is
visiting Mrs John Slaton and Miss
Mayme Todd
Sunday school will open here next
Sunday
Lucien I Littlepage ofMoss Hill is
circulating a petition fora rural free
delivery route In this vicinity
Joseph Htbbs sold 20 acres of land
last week to Mayor Will Thompson
of Madisonville consideration 500
The indications are that there
will be a good fruit crop in this sec
tion
MIss Mayme Todd attended King
Dodoat MadisonyiJle Tuesday
night
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tAdvertised Letters
Earlington Xy April 2 1903
LADIES
Elizabeth Stokes Clnda Allen
Mary Stone Annlejyhbmas
Eliie Walker Nora Todd
GENTLEMEN
Dan Byron Morey Dunn
Henry Owens AW Howard
Frank Owens John MoMurry
George Kennar D W Wlllougliby
Richard Henderson
One cent duo pn all advertised let
ters C G ROBINSON P M
If You Havent Done UYDo It
If you have not already cleaned
up your premises and sprinkled a
plentiful supply of lime around the
outhouses do so at once and help to
add to the cleanliness and good
health of the town Spring is now
here andthe time to do spring clean
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ingis at hand dont neglect it
When trying to get rid of your
money dont forget those starving
people in Norway and Sweden
Robert M Baker and John B
Kennersou freshmen at Dartmouth
College were drowned in Connects
cut river near Hanover N H
vhilo canoeing
Dizzy
Appetite poor Bowels con
stipated Its your liver
Ayers Pills are liver pills
Want your moustache or beard a
beautiful brown or rich black Use
Buckinghams Dye
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Clothes That Fit
Our cutters nro men who havo made a
careful study of thin human igure That
is why vo nro able to give you so perfect
1nfit Tho only way wo can prove It is to
be allowed to mako n suit for you
Wo havo been mat Ing rlothoa for years
for tho most stylish men in Chicago
The largest and most exclusive fabrics
in America nro to bo found in the simple
of cloth from
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Murphy flJrothers
Merchants Tailor CHICAGO
Do not bo persuaded to try any otherllno
Wo aro represented locally by
J M Victory Agent
Cheap troves In Texas and Arkarua
Along the Cotton Belt Routeland
that can be bought for 200 to 500
an acre and upcutover timber
ground that makes good grazin
land furnishing range ten or olevei
months of the year farming land fo
corn wheat oats cotton some of it
peculiarly adapted to quick growtl
and early maturity of fruits and
vegetables such as peaches pears
plums strawberries tomatoes pota
toes onions cabbage melonsfind
ing Rood markets in the north at
fancy prices on account of excel
lence of quality and earlier maturi
ty than in other sections An idea
place for the man of small means
cheap fuel cheap building material
long growing seasons short mile
wintersa land of sunshine and
plenty Let us send you literature
descriptive of this country
Homes in the Southwest
Glimpses of Southeast Missouri
Arkansas and N W Louisiana
Through Texas with a Camera
Fortunes in Growing Fruits and
Vegetables The Diversjer a
rust and truck growers journal I
On the first and third Tuesdays of
each month the Cotton Belt Route
will sell one way tickets from St
Louis Thebes Cairo and Memphis
to points in Arkansas Louisianaand
Texas at half the oneway rate plus
200 or round trip tickits at one fare
for the round trip plus 200 allow
lug stopover going and return limit
of 21 daysE
E W LABEAUME
GPTA Cotton Belt Route
St Louis Mo
LOW COLONIST RATES TO THE
NORTHWEST AND CALIFORNIA
From February 16 un til April 80
the Burlington makes greatly re
duced oneway rates for settlors go I
mg to Caiflornfa Montana Big
Horn Basin Idaho Washington
Oregon Puget Sound Country and
British Columbia Generally sneak
ing the reduction is from 25 to 40
percent I
THE WAY TO GO
Take Burlington trains at St Lou =
is Kansas CitySt Joseph Omaha
Denver or Chicago With its close
connections theGreat Northern and
Northern Pacific roads and with its
through train service the Burlington
offers more to the settler than any
other line or combination of lines
into the Northwest The Burring
tonNorthern Pacific Express is tho
great daily train with through chair
care coaches and through tourist
sleepers This rs the only hrQugh1 I
train into tHQ Northwost j lutliwith
the Northern Pacific Road j >
TO CALIFORNIA
Join the Burlingtons personally
conducted California excursions in
through tourist sleepers which are
run on frequent dates each week via
Denver Scenic Colorado > and Salt
Lake City
CityMAIN
MAIN TRAVELED ROAD
One makes no mistake in calling
for tickets over the Burlington with
its 5000 miles of main traveled trunk
lines leading to practically all the
great cities and diverging points of
the West Describe to us your pro
posed trip and let us advise you the
least cost and send you free reading
matter
CHAS E MICHEL L W WAKELEY
T Pi A C04 Pine St Genl Passr Agent
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A Sweet Breath
is a never failing sign otu healthy
stomach When the breath is bad
the stomach is out of order There
is no remedy in the world equal to
Kocjol Dypepsla Cure for curing in
digestion dypopsia and all stomach
disorders Airs Mary S Crick ot
WhitoTlains Ky writes UI have
been a dyspeptic for yearstried all
kinds of remedies but continued to
grow worse By the use of Kodol I
began to improve at once and after
taking a few bottles am fully re
stored in weigh t health and strength
and can eat whatever I like Kodol
digests what you eat and makes tho
stomach sweet
Sold by John X Taylor
This signature is on every box of tho genuine
genuineLaxative
the remedy that cares a cold la OHO day
How Are Your Kldaeyi f
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The New Livery Feed and Sale Stable
Gives you a first class rig y
and a good horse on reason
able terms
Wo want your trndo and
Inre willing to hustle for Ity
Double and single rigs
furnished any time day 011
night at close figures AV6 solicit your patronage and will treat Y
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ROBINSON A CO IARNETT a ARNOLDS OLD STAND
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THE OLD RELIABLE
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If you want a First Class Uptodate job of paint
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Morning and Night Trains between Louisville V
and St Louis Three trains daily between
Louisville Owensboro Henderson and Evans
ville Elegant equipment on all trains Evansr
lor cars on day trains Pullman Vestibuled
Sleepers on night trains
Ask us for rates to any point in the West Southwest or Northwestk i
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