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KEN rUCIlY PIONEERS
Only Eight of the Early Travelers From
Kentucky to California
tPRESENT AT THE LAST MEEING
Pearled and Retold Their Experiences at
iMadisonvillc Tuesday
Thfe Kentucky 1ioiieer Assor elation held its spring iimeting tit
Madisonville Tnesdfiy TIm meeting was nt the Lucilo Hotelwhere the old brainy brawnypioneers o f t he early fiftieswarmed up their old love for
f each other rehabilitated their j
ofttold experiences of the earlypleasures and took comfort tothe inner man in a feast of good
l thinStOnly eight of the old pioneerswere present nt the reunion
MontL j
Ileelectcll111esidentoITH Ashby
1Hnnson J A Jackson
HBunl Oweiifiboro OntonIQillj Providence i Jno W lt1U1d JW Cox Neho W II
1 Hardm Beech Grove Three of tho married children of J IIAshby were present atilt helped
sloth the celebration
Messrs Montgomery Ashbyand Bone went to Californiaacross the plains in 7 52 MessrsJackson and Xuim went the samoyear hut by water MessrsHardin Cox and Gill went in
J Mr Cox going Uy water millplainsdMr had never before peeny
present at a meeting of the Asso ¬
ciation ahd his experience wasV therefore new His story was
spicy and proved the most inter ¬
esting feature of the meetingJ L Townsend and wife Madisonville n W Ashby and wife
r Hanson and Mrs HuiMphroy
wereI
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Association is tho onlyone in Kentucky ami one of onlya few in the Tnitod States Therewere formerly some HJors inthis Association but death hasvisited the sturdy pioneers TheAssQciation adjourned in thehope of meeting again in the
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coning autumn
i EXCITING EXPERIENCE
SNAKEIandIIJim Fawcett thought ho hadtho only new snake story and hastold itwellmore than onceHe sand it was nOW audit wasnta hit bad But Frank Arnold isresponsible for the only sensaional fresh spring snake storywith truly local coloring that hasbeen reported in Western Kentuck
Frank had his wife and boyOut driving Sunday afternoonOn the St Charles road at the-
summitI of the hill hack of tholake he sIn a very large black snake crossing t ho road Frank was possessed at once with a de¬
sire to kill the reptile and get ¬
ting out holeft Mrs Arnold tohull the horse while lie gathereda stick and started to the execu ¬
tion When ho saw himself chased his snakeship turned badefront tho fence he wasabout topass through into the field andstarted for tho buggy Hearing
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under the feet of its occupantsThe boy jumped out tad thosnake followed hilt doubled back under the buggy after whichthere was a snake funeral
Mrs Arnold and son were consitlllnhl frigh tenet Frank isaccused of going to extremesdriving a snake up into his own
buggyjn order to make a good
story but ho has knocked Fawcett out
SuccessWorth Knowing
Forty years success In the Southproves Hughes Tonic a great reme ¬
dy for Willis and nil Malarial FovorsHotter than Calomel anti QuinineContains no Arsenic Guaranteedtry it At Druggists Me and 100bottles
JESSE PHILLIPS CASHIER
llns Decided to Take the Place Wit II
the arlington Bank
theIMaterials tire being put on
ground for the new Earlington Bank building to he erecfedon the lot next to Tin BBK opine
TIlt work will be pushed Its rap j
idltf as possible Mr Tinder wasihere yesterday seeing prospecitvecustomers and taking their order-for bank books with which tpcarrtheir accounts when the bank opens Stationery and suppliesam being ordered
Jesse Phillips has decided to
injthemethods before the EarlingtoaBank is ready to begin businessHe will also visit Evansville togot the savings batik features >
which will play a very import ¬
ant part in the Karlington insti-
tution¬
The stockholders are tobe congratulated on securing sovaluable a man as Mr Phillips
OUND advice to these who havekidney and bladder troubles is toFotoys¬
tits the Kidneys John X Taylor
APRIL OUTPUT
More Coal Produced Last April Than
Any April In Hopkins County
The monthly output of coal InHopkins County continues to showgains over tho same months in proyears All mines are running stead ¬
fly and with full force As an thus ¬
tration the St Bernard group of mines produced In the month of April just past 20UO more tons of coal than during April 1000 Themouth of April 1000 was tho mostproductive of any previous April inthe history of the mines
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Annual Footwashlng
The Primitive Baptists will liltserve the rites communion old footwashing at Flat Creek church on thefourth Sunday in May Itev1 NWillie is pastor
expensfor othrice our Poultry Mixture and insectDestroyer hi the country AddressKXdKiston FOOD Co Parsons Kan
n Stewart Miller of Uweusborowas In the city one day last week told called KJU THE Bun
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their medicine if you knew what it contained Groves containsIron and Quinine in correct proportions andsis in a Tastelessy
i r form The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine
malaria out ofthe system Any reliable druggist will tell you thatt Groves Ji the Original and that all other socalled Tasteless
Chili Tonics arc imitations An analysis of other chill tonics showstI that Groves is superior to all otters in every respect You r iI° I arc not experimenting when you take Groves its superiorityf
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= =McKinleys Highest Honor
A great many things are beingsaid about President McKinleythese days Not all of them arepleasant but for the most partthey are commendatory in all degrces from simple to superlativeBut of all these columns utteredthere has not been been paid thefirst gentleman of the UnitedStates higher compliment thanthis sweet tribute by the firstlady of the land
1110 appreciate h11117said Mrs
McKinley one riiust know himas I do And I am not speakingnow of Major McKialey as thePresident I nm speaking of himas my husband If anyone couldknow what it is to have a sick wife complaining always an in ¬
valid for twenyfive years seldom
a day well and yet never a wordof unkindness has ever passed hislips he is justthe sumo tenderthoughtful kind gentleman Iknew when first he cause andsought my yard I know himbemuse I am his wife and it is
my proudest pleasure to say thisnot because he is the Presidentbut because he is my husband
I wish that 1 could have seen
him yesterday I love to see him
among the people whom he seeksto serve so faithfully But I
his speeches this morning
I read all His speeches I only
wish that I could help hun as I
should He is so kind so good
so patient He gives me all the
time he can he never forgets
me no matter how busy he is
But I will be glad when he is outof public life I did
him to run a second timeIthought he had done enough for
tho country and now I know
that he has dote enough andwhen this term expires he will
come home and we will settlebelongYto
meAmany eulogiums have
been pronounced on Major Mc
Kinloy a great number will yetbe added to the list in the futurebut nothing higher nothing bet ¬
ter nothing that cat crown hismanhood with a wreath of hon-
ors
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best attained has ever been
will ever be said of him thanthis nor anything that will fallwith exhilaration of sweeter in ¬
cense on his soul Cincinnati
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Nebo Items
Mrs Jriioruslwry and daughterand the Messrs Wliltledge of Hen¬
derson are visiting the family of George Sights this week
Miss Hello Story closed her springterm of school hero last Friday
James and Herbert Morgan of
HIIIollllgJohn Wjnstead anti It S Hill
went to Mortons tap Saturday tend 1
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IIIItIIlrltlll IHl homo Monday
On lust Friday evening n selectof Nebo girls thinking perhaps
thojr neighbors were nntM > oine dictded to give them a treat lit theAVJiy of voial eiitllig Meni
lve tai fOiifVuinil plfw of hUll 1
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BlueFlameOllSlOVE
slier they proceeded to produce suchstrains as were calculated to pro-
duce wonder In time minds of theirheaters Some passersby pausingto listen saw n stray dog and hurleda stone which flew wide of Its mark and passed near tho girls They In
ttantly decided to evacuate and thespeed at which they moved was as ¬
tonishing The boy who threw thestone is all apologies-
Dr Jackson Is here with his freeshow White black big little oldarid young come out to hear and seeHe offers a prize to any one who canattend two nights without laughingand also an elegant diamond ring tothe most popular young lady j D Parrlsh ami wife of the 1ond
river country visited the family of B W Venzy Sunday
Several of the young people fromhero attended the foot washing atBurn Mill Sunday They camehome tlrad and sleepy but not sorrythey went
Mrs W J Lamb will go t o herfathers this week where she will
leturulfromJ W Bone who has been visiting
his daughter Mrs Cox returnedhome this
JOhnISOlidays among friends toad relativeshere last week
Dan Byram of Karlington spoutSunday with his mother
Quite a number attended thotheater at Madlsonvlllo May 1st Allseem well pleased with their tripand report the play as being excel ¬
lent
Miss Allle Campbell returnedhome from Earl ington Mondayevening JtrsTicrs
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Red Hill Notes
The fanners of this vicinity arealMutdoneplnntingvorn Sonic whoplanted early planted over this week
Preaching at Colbs Chappel nexSunday hy Jlev Sttemniol-
Mr Lmifio Williams and Miss Blllla Blades were quietly married atthe home of the brides mother a fewlays since
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selIIeFkldio Goldsworthy tho etllcieiityoung clerk formerly with the Kmplro Coal Co has accepted a posi-
tion¬
as clerk in the grocery of n A
If your dearer
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STANDARDOIL
Wilbertnt Maiinlugtons j
Charles Jraco and wife made a J
trip to Madisoiiville last week MrsGrace hits been on tho sick list for
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some months and went to consultDr floss
Farmers say the wheat crop Iiithis vicinity Is very promising atpresent while hogs aro scarcer thanthey have been for years
W C Lyell and family visited hisbrother near Crofton Sunday
Francis Crick had the misfortune VJv
to lose a very valuable niar withLots last week l
There has been a forest lire ragbag tr J
near here for time last few days do- ijSiIng considerable damage to tree andburning some fences rIThere is talk of organizing a tele-
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company at this place to runa lino from hero to Crofton and alsoto White Plains This hits long heartneeded
Time prospects for a good fruit craphere are better than lopinany yearspeaches especially
Wo are told that a certain youngman the day before his wedding of ¬
fered to leave the country and givebls intended up to another forthsum of 2X in Band WV ontknow whether ha was hard up for alittle moneyor whether girls aregetting cheap If the littler HeroCash says ho has live dollars to In
vestSMr Eula Foard one of the fastidi ¬
ous young men of Mauningtonboarded the evening train a few daysago for Hopkinsvillo and before he
got there his big gun needed firingotf as ho supposed and lie shot iv fewtinges just for fun of course butwhen he arrived In Hopklnsvllle
j there was a gentleman at the depotto meet him wearing a nice blue uni-
form
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and ho escorted Mr Eula downto a house In town and detained himuntil Mr Mclntosh came up andwent on his bond but fearing tostand his trial ho loft fur parts iiii
known v <
Last Sunday evening at 4 oclock Miss Belle Wright and Mr WilliamHawkins were united at the resi-
dence of time brides fathom by lle >vW F Crick of the Christian churchThere was a large crowd of friendspresent and after time ceremony theytill retired to the dining room wheretho table groaned under a bountifulrepast prepared f r thin comfort of the timer man Mr Hawkins is aprosperous young farmer of Hopkins f1county and Miss Wright ono ofj
loveabletour congrat ¬ >
ulations May their path throughlife be strewn so thick with the rosesof contentment that tho thorns willbo tow und far between is tho wishof T No Hoot
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