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< Tobacco bed burning mode goodprogress last week

S 4Rob Bristow sold in Jack lungIj p irot work horses for 8175

c Sewing machine sold on reason

tabtltternu byuHiJdBrother

j The K I wood woven fence in nilheights tot sale byBud Brother

J Sundays to J W Fastettif and wife ot Flat Creek daughter

riI f Bring ticket sstandget hat

t1 rack at EWHefUns Racket Store

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nnEfond wife pf WasliInRtoti Brand a

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p S The hat reeks that K W hot-11nsraaket etnre is Riving awayLiS1Foi tE6 toinna clover

tf 5litty stacked in barn Apply toZ John W Honaker

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f wiSharpsburgcorriedTueSdaYOfi t eweek by 101 to33frThopretty weather was broken< T upS tUrdIlY byitsPtare with rain

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1 Omar W Barber Attorney at

llrhouseA cold wave reached hero Monday> night Jini filteen incites of snow

S This Isthe severest cold spell of theseasonf I

Wm Ginter Bought a pair ofelof Jt M Richart for 265

L i Glnerk Brown sold a pair of 2l 2 t yearolel mules for 4230

t II i lrother Li a carYi Inalef Rlwood Plain and Barbed

vI i J wlrefeaO which be li offering ati i H e lowwtruliirg priWi

t J WAKie f Min aqil wife without< children while or cfilored to work

< lL1It4tkt Olympian prlnglAdGt dris JVC THOMSON Supt

> KUK BrothersTttrHi wagon havenJJt ketter stiftctiun Ilnt twhidc naRv wagon snll inth

Zvouaty for fur 1L1u4 JrithriH vTjie Klwood r < iy sn fir fence J

ttlrtch MtpI itiduttle3 fl mpr ii

ii I t Ruit tifrrAtSfIarp1bRr FCflk i1srt Iettf > ae weriauly wouidd by bdiig

nthe lHtckb Mhllurd Arstjji sIawtoarcnLEhItdrIt1rbe5- r5gM

4 lrht ef tK week united I H inarf v

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1 4viSMkberhod iTliieyMiaye the best th

lt wh A ef TifK OttTLoatr

lCwAasWIlt MZLVTyof theiuibterliagi 8gn wwarrei eel at Lexingtoa Fri

day OH the charge of esibeitzUDgtiOO to 11000 of h1IBIf Co

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ii f KABLTPeACH BLoox GeorgeW hShrout of upper Slats < reek noiiiKd a 11bofapiek tree jn hisredXw oa the oiitki le of his housewhere the litttof the SUB was ire

2 feoted from a ehlBiRey cornerThe4i4aIaacof lb tree sBOr sore dfj

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sIcIPtorLE4he Step>BtOBfi7etloB Is eqing forwardwith a elaim to produeisg the big-

gesti j people physically J E Carm J

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Jf L Belcher of upper Slate1 <

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Sfa riffCabiUtlif reBoted froSaoitSMriB Hi8 Mir UM Perryrf rasi

i4 e4A tI iiaUSt Mrs PerryMil sow 1rak have takaii rrooms atF r4 Failrowpen WIgbL Ar

k thur TByva i will ret theb vamt4 bj Sharif KatH L-

Jebsoa MrAt ni on will aieve t-oWfI ifa IMUN vat byMr Myron

liltPJoaei lau re eved toi1l T Laii Friaa leRlte

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PERSONALhJliujf FridayoIleiiryfrom ti visit to CincinnatiMrs F P Gudgcll was In Lexlng

oti from Friday until MondayRev II A Walton en me last week

10 visit his wlfo at J M Rlohui tsand B H Wlnn of Mt

SHter1hrdayMrs D S Entlll and Miss Oddle

Power returned Saturday from Can ¬

cinnatisMlsa Catherine Calk of Mi Ster¬

ling visited A K Crooks aud wilethisweekwohfbuying horses

whashereing old MendsflMiscvikt Si > J y ttliSl 1 kAlary Slieehuti

Mrs Eugeno Minihan wont toClu1olnnatl lust week to attend the mJ >

Iliiery openings

dnughterlIssves here Mondayne

cupindM hiVulterAllen tf Mt Sterling peutti the formers lUutlllrIhaomsuperintending nn iron mine

Clark Patterson of Mt Sterlinghie1It Sunday with his

Mrs lielle Allen and family IIUncle David Crouch of nearDitliel wusln town Saturday for the

t tlnife In about seven yearsMiss Mary Sheehan returned Sun ¬

day from a twoweeks vl ltwithEtristIstel came Friday to visit Miss MaryGudgell returning honia tunduyanbftt1e11lut Creiic WitS the guest of MhrnPickett Metcalfe tint of the week

J JJuuspart of the week with a deep ouldMiss Edna Uaitskill of Winches

ter vUlted her sister Mrs Jesse BHampton near Preston last week

George WCastlC Deputy U SM arflaI of Oruynon was heroWednesday and Tliursday of lastwchflayflt Sunday to visit iild graudmottiiiier Mrs JieIlu Allen

ItmidasySmutidMrsVjturuvItSnndiiyTrpiii ujUiit ttJ the

t gJntireb > t I4u1J Rai +itJttll taitu r thutjt ilnl lilhh r1iUC

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Vnehlijne lusrwuek uu a VIsit tuher riar lit<i J N Byron and wife

Miss KosaCoopftr aftor H werkstblir Mrs MnwIJaFirhdirnearFleinlngsburg Monday

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EJ W Heflln and wife went toW inchester Sutidayto visit the fur

rs brotlrerln law avid wire andJbuyMiss Eva Mfn1vami returnedWediifjsdajr of last week from a vlultof eight wevkn with her sister MrsVorlaVunUndinKhamutSttdievlHe

d broth r Claude in Wood rcounty Her brother John was withfiotbefore be did

mTLatbriima ndfarQIlYrvempvedftothrear Wyoming to thertu heUrvhaed neai Flemingspeopleand

any community They are wishedmuch prosperity and happiness lutheir pew home t

KILLEDJBTTBAIH Albert Lewisaged 1of MuneyR win countywa killed bl OrretginraliIi

atSult Lick ttljioiit noon SundayLewis was returning r rom SundurIechool andHB the rillnroll byjieSBrang upon In plntforni fietweeht 0car81Is foot Hlipjied and heIWas thrown under tho wbe tllll Oneleg and ono arm were broken andthe body was lerrlbly bruUed Thetrala waSkSloppea and Lewis iltillI

lhvewatdraggedrnwtiuife14easkurridJthIhU t

treatment wusofhtf sivtil anil hedied about one oclock LeU wasconscious until tiielaftand praynlconstantly He war to luae bernmarried to a young iowan of Roean county next Saturday-

CIacuvrCovaTrCItff Peters andlWja Kufmanjbeth colored charg ¬

ed a ABB robbingJpfepaJpjieref Sslt Lick in this

L1oaeyearaidlnoAJIJecraigwav BfdiOOon therJe Sfas hIRg John Collin ab

Jr Craig yas net able to pay orreplevy sod weat ijaek tlIjUtCJerve Gut his fine for OBA hundred

days David ShankscOeon tbeca8j e ehvrge was postponed untilBext Court

John J hnsoB6f color vailieriteBced to one year in the pcnltentiary on the charge of cutting tintCarter of color at harp hurKT3i hn Watkins of color on t he-

chargeofkiII1nVatMtihImriawhhiin a box oar itt Midland City w

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given a life sentence ill the pen I

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ere under esntence oft life termIn the penitentiary fur the murder

f William Mullins white commit ¬

ted fcuiciilo in Jail about 12 oclockSunday by strangling htintelt wiuhis leather belt

Since Saturday morning nffierprisoners state WMtkinr IJIadeperiodical attempt t hm tell

e would come to the r of hiscell call out to the otii prisonersthat he was innocent o t i i murderand that ho was going ii himIelf Then he would lthelUI

good bye retire into the cnessf his cell and uhoke himt for ahile but he would suite i thate would be compelled to C vSunday morning about 1JodE

Watkins approached the dis cell cnllbd itit to his ft ty

pJInlhCRfril tIt J13

and retired to hli cell The otherprisoners thourflilWatlt was onlyjesting and paid no attention to

mme time laternot having heard

Wa 1 vc Will Kanffman ngro p iar MhUd n jIeco of

aper anu i ukea h ft1 He-w Watkins crnurlui u Ids head bent over and thec1tout his neck Jailer Sam J cs

rlReldtutd cdfhe was still wnraiWthatkIjirough ring in the cell wall anti

td looped the other endof theabout his neck bent his heat I

forward and placed his bod Inauofchweight wits thrown on his neck istrangling to deathA blood yes u

l was evidently broken by the Jerain ns blood had flowed fromatkins mouth nope and throatgadJIIIeCoroner JL Hess was out nf th

town and at 130 oclock Countytlge J W Lane held anlnqueltc

wiShth the following Jury Gay IV throut S P Atchison Seth UniteS wI

ltmel h Rues Henry T Hopklnp ocpturnedabove facts nUndertaker fs Shrout tookirge of the remainsikndWalkirisrentsp Lexington were cuinmucttd with by telephone They

Mated thaN JtherM the dradan would come on the first trtin

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nation cr series if eensa inappentilU had ben pokingitl1uPl r ojueWeck nnd on I-

IVedne4JurYas summonedInetrttry mr insanity Aftertiearl atkirib1 tallow prisonurotest v > ric jury decided that he

t noi Imwecjiritdy Watkinsdr ed the inXnitj dodge and

testiCel In bi own defenserecord waa randein the mean is

ity trial Within one hour thery had lcinred Watkins ell ti 3 of

ud miraculously recovered hisjenps and eight of the Jury hadbeen selected to try him for tourder The jury received the case atJJring hiF punitlhmenL at1itli hprfspnraqpt It was later learned tetb t three jurymen were for thedeath penalty two joining those In T

wfthhilesentence until Friday afternoon

behathadremember clearly the test imoy ofgWOUIdeWatkinsarTheevidencewis circumstantial bttthertt is noreasonable doubtfiisguiltS

FOil A SPRIKdS1TTlte bet isalwayn the cheapst Have yoursprlngrioibinss tuijdtby Vaarninakerik Urow1oJ Viulndefphia 1JI

nd you wlllbe sure of tbe bailHundruds of samples for suits jpants fancy vests and spring overcoats and the prices are reasona ¬

ble Call and let DIe take yourmeasure and have the garmentmade up as you desire andtbeyrsballbe satisfactory in every wayornonle I am agent for thoabove reliable merchant tailor

JAMES GILLOLi

EXOUAHOKD SaoTf One nightl ast week a crowd of young men ofSharpeburg procured drums tinpans etc had went to the home i fsEnoch Rails where createdsuch a noise that Rails appearedand fireda shot from his pistol He oclaims to have fired in the air theerenade ra say he fired at tbeGl and

they replied flrihgseveral shotsThe Ber na ers thea went to tbe

home of Enoch Balls near Sharps1urg where the program was reptatpdlt is alleged that EnochStone n giandson of MrRalUfiredfrom the house and the aerenadersInotantjy replied Bullets whiszedabout the serenaders and one oiItheir bullets struck the verandadashing a splinter agalnat the faoafly rpom window Serious resultwere narrowly averted

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JAB P COLLIVGR Nc A OCLIMQUKlCTn the Sheritt i Rale adofproperty for delinquro caTes theroappeared thIj jf James PColliver 3 7 wdon 60 acres ofland f intn Mrs MuryGoodpas-it her 1rc tio ad was Inserte-

r jfr uotts was asked about thatouue nOd he paid that it WI not-

eth well known citizen JlUepColliver and he didnt knpw1 who itwas but thatJtcm appeared on theAefessors list Mr Crooks statedthat James P Colljrer of hearSherburne hud paid his taxes hutthat tho publlatlnonfthia 60 Acretract was made In order to find outwho owned it as it was charged totbo Sheriff and ho would have toaccount for it The following letier was received f

Slittrpsburg Ky Feb 22 1OG ISRIoD No 2ToTuaOuiroogs-ee in your issue of the 15th

namen the Delinquent Tax T 1

fSrjTcdwTtti f ftree ifone ra acseventy cent on 60 acres of JandadjoiningMrsMaryGoodpaster andwill say I own nn such piece oflaad do not owe any taxes in Bathor Fleming counties and have myreceipts in full for 1905 Please

obligoYFOLK ON GBAIT Topeku Kas

ifeb 22The meeting of the StateDemocratic Committee here today

s followed tonight by the annualWashington birthday banquet of

e Kansas Democratic Club at thetheIv was the of Govj9eph Folk of Missouri who dis ¬

missed tho tariff and other issues3 day

A political revival is going onur the land today on thesub

r graft The people of Philadepii Cincinnati Pennsylvaniannd o to have been fighting to re-

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tio jovernmeht they had loste peupi Ira beginning tu awakto a retIoU of the fact that

e Governtont city State andnition belong i to them and theyur

n take tho GovernmenttheIrfoshriac PtaIe for nhetulo d the

JI1Themor1nntrsimply the patriotism that couu

from the heart of the people aIdetermination to stump nut thetili ng llint dishonor In public lih

a firm reralva that the GovernRent elmiali be representative of ths l

jjond nut of the bd 11Tiltnoveu1 rI t graft iij>U 5L f WliI J

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1lle richen honest 4i1ur h ay do object

It1 110fDO uhtltnj4triqhe55jnicmIr4gt

vitijanterorp Tons that obey tlulaw Just like rpne else The nn

chy tetp breeding lawless dss is IIIImt huntenancbd th a c

the i f isbor riQ 3b

tncldlsurder4hHit is rU i to put altnr u Iofficial grafting and place stripesup ontheoeiaI bondlora with tlelrthousands gained unlawfully if > t Iw

right to break tip the grafting ofthe insurance gang with their ten

thoutande unlawfully and dbhonestly acquired i itnotrigbt tostamp out the inonoj < 1y graftaraSthe tiritfgratteric with tltlrIIjlions of iljgiacn wealth wrung 4

om the people by means of specialIviIeg5 them by time law IhFOlfUIed behInd the w llof prc gIgantic mOnopolies have

eVng up But for the tariff bartlrtheycOuldeic same barrier they could not

competition nx home Noriidoes the Government derive any

net from the proceeds A newrn American patriotism must set

its face ftgaitat this Lelegislauonrung from a commonBande simultaneously attacked it willIdle to hope to prevail against

eitherKENT HOWARD IK WASHIHOTOK

1931YtDearitWItgentlemen whoar J met when Iwas in Scf York vth SenatortJurwell and Criswell Ihraover sonic of the legislation that iiIttpending affecting their interests Ii

enterprieelTheyItand have made it very pleasant ID-

a number of wayOf course they want soiuetbing

n return I have somehow been j

classed here as anticorporationman and they seem especially deiroui that I keep that reputationat lulL for sake it 1zieemstab on the big fish in tbe Houseb Ijautmen on both sides stand just tbVleast possible concessionsatisfy them in the tbatW1I1

corportuinterelt I

ctornedIt1Ion the opposition of such members5lI

as a starter They do want how ¬

ever to know about members whoare keeping their mouths ilhutbutwho represent constituencies thatate avowedly agaiost corporationdomination

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g- owr2cesL JIatthflJRRED WIRE AND NAILSbought before the late advance Youget the

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Oliver HillsidePWSWe can save rneunotwfthstandingbigBig stock nfitchell Wagons All sizes Every

one guaranteedSpecial QueeiiswateSaleEL5rA T Byron

Owingsville Ky

These men Cur an important fig ¬

o in tile rr ifrninory canvass fo-

e House If they are determinedr null legislation the interests

repr t tlufmyNewYork friendsinflow how to act It lUbe

fl UIt1I right then a show downIt were between the raTlical and

citt ervative elements in the Housewith special reliance placed on thefriendly Senators who will be extmpected to block the game for a leIiiia or two or secure some mocHI

Hud legislatiotrlhat will take somefur the sting out of the House

bill If luchmcmIusboileof1 > K to iirt iuUr

Illt J j I lc1 ilItCiuni nmtieore will be tired up

wi1cl tilllluundall right and beheraldld as a great reform law in-

ejutreatsoth the peopte and tbtfcorpora tibn wllllie tiikl to hareit pitsred I nm telilnir ytu these

tsileoycttk will more fully app e

yioughttoe ght fur SenlttorHnridnt1bam expected to myjjtfw

friends informed about anycl1aps-entimentIT among anychuvHh me as not belng under oblia

ions to corporations but disposedtoLIwith these New York folks WhenSenator Burwell a ked me to goover there with him he gsvemsSletter to Mr MorgabnotPierpoQl

tho Lawyers Cluband asked me

tttlIittorblm there Morganwhokindofhead usher

or 8ometbingTf that sort introucsd mtolt number of gentlemen

whote names I recognized aslllgbtthe husineei and financial and

palitioa world but they did notseem at alt anxious to get friendlywith me they were holding eon ¬

fe rences aro sd in little groupswheQ8enattPweUand SenatorCrisweU both cLineHello Howard said Senator m

urweli and he came over andshook bunds with me before bespoke to any of the magnates pros ¬

ent Criswell also greeted me withsome effusion and Inabout a min ¬

te 1 was the most popular man inhe room Burwell and Criawelied fixed It and I was taken intoe conforences at once those big

fellows looking upon me apparentas a part otthe program pawn

be used in the game between thempeople and the special inteteits that

ave their homes in Wall streetI was simply astonished Mary

o hear the roll call as it were inthe course of the conference codhe names nf Senators and members

checked off as for or against theilnterestsof the parties to the onI

erence probability of certainaction OB certain stocks were leIcussed and the whole situationtalked over freely My part in tbeIprogram was not made plain thenhut it has developed since as I have

intimated I am not pleasedit of coursebut the thing has I

been worked in sucb a way that Innvbeing forced into a positionrain which I cannot well withdraw

without losing my standing witbboth my new friends and tbe oldonesanyhIng l-

illeseision as plans are more orless unsettled Rod at any ratemypresent assignment in the interestsof the syndicate is in the HouseMy Iriends do not want me to make

taoy announcement of my Senator ¬

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age you fri your plans for securingusltlonplh the departments for

MfnfleBoynoidsfdeserving both of the girls are andhow anxious they are to get intothe public service exaffiInatliinbut-

willI tell you not them that 1 willake no effort Insecure position

for them They have taken theCiuil Service ftiaminntlonyou sayand want to know the reeiil Ican hind that ott some time or otber There is nutblnfc more certainIn this wprldtban thefict thaMlieCivIl Service Commission never

oes anything In a hurry Thegirls probably will gel their ratingand reports before they rench theage which would debar tikem fromgCvetnmeflt ewiltiiaenL But idonot aunt to eoejeithf f tha girlsentr the pu eerce the gra-

aidof Wore public Miopes andecked ambitions than would anf

Jce to stock a new world Yourf dhle beard abtutiihe abort

urs the Jigbtwork and the lib

departmentclethat their happiness would be complele if they could secure positions

et me tell you that they woulduch better out as domestics at

hqmolfthey value their peace ofmind

Thegirlinadepartmeathereooupiesa

caw of your Irlendsforinltaltelthey would have to r theyewould very promptly beboardinghouse society Hyuuwere to CpfledtO Washington youthwould of course receive themyou could tlkour friends gen ¬

erally to receive them the depart ¬

zu Cot clerk are practically forcedto flock by themselves They donot and cannot of course expect

be received br tbeofflcial setandtthe oflcial set there noexcept that of a very select

cbaracter composed of residents ofWashington who liojd aloof fromofficial smartdom and all connecteddwith it The resultyour girl friends would soon findthemselves in the rut which gapesfor all department employes Afew hoursworka little run throughhtho shop an evening toin some way usually no matterhOwlo it polls the monotony and

akes one forget tbq oldwhere slobby division chief treatitjolt with the same consideration hebestows upon the charwomen andyour fellowclerks gossip about youevery time your back is turned

There are thousands nf honestworking women in the depart-

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women who have acceptedthe situation and are glad of theopportunity of employment atwages which spell comfort and oc ¬

casional luxury But Iiseemptotrio to be nothing less than a sin ifnot a crime to sentence a youngwomon to a position in the serviceShe must abandon her social aspir <

ations must expect to be treatedsimply as a hired girl and figureIn the gossip scandal petty quar¬

rels that thrive in department cor¬

ridorsThemen in the departments are

a more hopeless lot than the womenSome of them use their staretime in studying law or medicinein the colleges and use departmenteuployaent as a stepping stone toa professional career Those areto be envied A very few are pro ¬

moted after years of weary effortto positions that are really worthhnving but the genl llrlluufl

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Makes the best J J l rHANDMADE SADDLES andHAMlESK<

lff all fclmls His Wa ol Lines and filfiid IJrfdfeB arVHAND MADEltidnrobcttrtfntzyoucnn bUollywh retstl 1um Itod Chains at years prices You ktioVmJocU8tomerliyou It th bttchlllld plow made Have oreorrlfIt11tcI Jlt ur1i11

they fit every time I sell time unit Hillside ttce Coniteand Sltll my 511IIeEUGENE MINIHAN Z5 4

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4 dozen Clothes Pins c3 gal Ash Churn 75oBread Board 2geWood Bread Bowls t no i 0Floor Maps x 20cicStLanterns 44cLSntern Globes 1jc

Webb Halters ii 350Chisels 25cPipe Wrenches 5i 750Horse Brushes 45 251 lOc

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Enry Jewel mmntr tow tow frke MILrrldenee oft ayel aJ euU1 pattriieA 2rdrand superb

owrthe7swasSXd sIadt1dOo wei Stays wfll fount Jewel trade mark iu theaeCv 8tor Wortato Lmeet Store Ptoat lfoIMI

G JwI vmk Tarn fWtbyE L A T BYRON OWING r LE Kthem probably 80 per cent moreof the in thedepartnienti are

hopeletsas the professional hirown fn country oaticfied to

live from month month wltbou-tinterul their work above pay

ey and meal time and ready to Ihowyou in minute why the gayternment II going to the bad

peopleInnwInnot willing to do anything to haveadditions to the number made from

he good people of Hollin aatewho 6deserve beter thlnge1f ever getinto position where my word andinflunce are felt in making appointments Iam going to keep allndepartment Jobs rewards for myenemies v

You best gofcbead and havethose dresses made ev if you use

of that 1600 that came from myflyer in stocks My iTnv Yorkfriends keep thrown rent tnu

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