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The Murray Ledger, March 8, 1917
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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Murray Ledger by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Candidate Cards in one Shipment Received by the Ledger this Week.---The Largest Shipment that Ever Came into Calloway—We Bought Them Right and Expect to Sell Them Right LEDGER
die blanket hung across your celled [n command by Col, custodian of tbe. court lutose sod earths* a bought slnr inehes When Hen. Bragg ted his ar- above where you all downT AT my out of Mississippi into Ken- rdemwTittc-'tteJcet and always ter worrying with the cussed, tucky the First ('.on federate Cav- ; supported its nominee* and. i* all-fired thiria until you lost what airy Regiment was "attached to asking the voters of the county little religion you had, did you his arwy. ser>intr under him ami! ever try to separate yourself from the other generals who succeed' nihility and fitness for tius posi- the tarnal glue pot? O-u-c-h! tion anii tf he is wdrfhy"of your Oh my; Oh me! Even now it support will appreciate any as- mukos the cold chills chase down sistance given him. Mr. Kline our spine like buckshot down an is in tbe prime of life and there The best price paid for lugs of Five new aspirants enter the cave trough. | is bo question butwftat he wtmld the 19t«> crop ot Calloway coun field for county oiliee this *eek. ! make a splendid jailer. He wHt ty was paid on the loose lea/ Following is presented the names eapvass the county in an endeav- floor here Wednesday morning of three and elsewhere can ;be or to see.tV vsters and person when they sold for $10.80 per founds cards from Will F. Jordan ally solicit- tbelr vote and »u|* hundred pounds/ The Ledger is and 0. J. Jennings, for sheriff: not informed but ia of the opin- ion thdt this price is possibly the highest ever paid in the history of the county. This makes us stop to think and inquire—when all theiugs and low leaf are gone what will good leaf be worth? If wars and rumors of wars are responsible for high prices on low grades by what rule of rea- soning does the same wars and rumors of wars force the price Murray High -School Nolo of the better grades down? Say,
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TTamo" irulari- d "hard working, "hontst young gen- tlemen ami is splendidly qualified to fiH the duties of the offief of ssawsur. titrhss EUk'JtWWMSy] ar,d trisnris thrcui • tree*- [hits. the? •iping Tects. cas tones jrtak C. P. Kliae far Jailer. week and will come direct to The announcement column of Murray from Louisville. The the Ledgir this week contains company will hold military aer- the name of.Mr. G. P. Kiine. of at J^-grave c.f Lieut. Hile ' the Concord district, as a arndi- their arrival here. The fo>- date for the office of Jailer, sub- lowing night an open reception ' ject to ttiffactlon Of tbe "Ttenjo- ;'w?^ be tendered the boys. Every cratic oters in the August pri- patriot of Murray is aakedtoaid mary election. . Sir. Kline iff'one the Civ i, League in making this of the sturdy, reliablecitizenaof •anl?ni°>'»ble occasion. The re- that section of UuTeSflnty whew«-«eption will be in the court house he resides on a farm. He is one and full detail will be announe- of the most widely kaown men ed in due time. Some expense of the Concord district and en-will be incurred and every ci ti- ters the race with" the pledged zeu is invited to heln. Make this support of many friends. Mr.'home coming arousing, patriotic Kline states that if elected th£•<>«*»'»d let every man, wo- -peopte will never have cause to '"»" and^hiid in Murray and C*l- complain of hia official acts as loway wHcorot? hoiw these boys. THE BANK AND MERCHANTS BANK •fir THAT MURRAY, KENTUCKY M BACKS aUrTHE SOL IN D SOLID M FARMER DIRECTOR C. O. Ginftlcs, H. T. Morris. C. B. Fulton, C. R. Broach, H. I. Fulton, P. k. Houston and T. J. Ilenslee INAUGURATION DAY FARM LOAN ACT. OMIKP JUgYlCt ADMINISTIM OATH TO WILSON ,AT NOON FORMAL CIRtMONY MONDAY Inaugural Addrsss 0*liv*r*d M*nd*y snd Oath Tsksn la inaugural Stand Bsfora Throngs. Washington.—Woodrow WUaoo took tha oath ot OCTlcs tot Li. second tana ml 11;01 p. m., Sunday. March i. a is* •faitfM altar congrssa had adjourned. mth a stsru Inflection In his rotes hs repeated the oath as lt_ was read by FLOOD 4nt of th* United States aad will, to the best ef my ability, prassrrs, pro Mssvy Levte Expend it wrws the Halted States." Al.nj Mississippi. Before a desk piled with eiecattrs bualaea* laid before htBr la tba clos WaMitngtoa.—Declaring that "this las Bears ot congress and surrounded Is a nece»ary piece of legislation." by mentors of hi* official family, th* tbe president signed th* Humphrey* president reaffirmed with aplWtod flood control bill at tha executive hand aad (rare features his promise manaloon, ia th* presence of Seaator to uphold th* constitution In whatever Ranadell. of Loalaiata: Senator Rob- Make the Liver ertsia may una ft mil the natloa In th* ln ma. ot Arkaaaaa. and Eaptaiaau tlx* Humphreys, of Mlaalssippi, Do its Duty chairman of the hot^se committee on Nine times in ten when the Bvar I* flood control; and Represontstlves right the stomach and bowels are right. Dllsn. ot Louisiana; RuselL ef Mi* CARTER'S LITTLE A, aouri; Curry, of California, and A. S UVER PILLS at tbe passage reading Cfld'wsU, of Memphis, president of gently butfirmly CO B -7*9 Lord ir our refuge; a wr the Mississippi rirer leree ssaseS* pel a lazy limer to present help In tfene or trouble." - "Ton Join a national farm loan *S- do iu duty. A aodatioa and contribute your mort- Cures Cos-^fl Cblst Justice Whits admlnistared la affixing bis signature te the hill gage to a great federal land bank pool •tip. uoo, the oath aad waa the flrat to extend th* president used the pen which dtgMtiflM. of mortgages. We bare provided "ths Representative Humphreys wrote the S.ck ^ machinery for this purpose snd adopt- flood control bill more than ten months ago. At the request of Mr. ed rules for Its operation so tbst th* Humphrey* tills pen wa* presented Interest of sll will be aafeguarded. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRKX to Mr. Caldwell — When your mortgages are massed to- Genuine mu*t bear Signature gether, a federal land bank will take these mortgages and issue bonds against them; sell the bonds to lares-., tor*, and re-lend the money to farm- er*. Tbe pooled mortgages of the farmers of tbe United State* wilt be RAILWAY FARES LOW THEN security, for every bond. The high character of thla security means that people who have money to Invest will gtred In a pool of hl^own blood Competition. .The original litigation jghich. led np to the killing was a divorce suit filed In cnlculutiitg rite recent big In- by Mrs Tompkins about a year ago. crease In .railway fares. the powers She was granted the divorce. Subse that be unfortunately took the present- Foreign Secretary Zimmerman was qoeotly Tompkins filed a salt tor day ordinary rate*, remarks "London asked by a staff member of the Over- 000 damage* again at Miss Emms Hoe Tit-Bits. Travelers wohld have been seas News "Agency shout the report tetter. Win Hostetter and Jim Hostet that a German plot had been revealed ter. brothers snd slater. better pleased had they taken aa a to set Mexico to declare war againat basis the fares In vogue sixty years the United Bute* and to secure .ta- ago. Competition then reacted most pes's aid against the OhlteS Siattes. beneficially for the traveler, touring Secretary Zimmerman answeredi 6£R«ANY RELEASES U.S.MEN the winter of lSnS-57 the. fare from ~Ysa anderstand that It ia tmpoe London to Peterborough wgs one shil- ifble for me to discna* the fact* ot Feur Americans, Held By Germans. ling. the distance being "d miles, and this •revealed plot' Just at this mo An® Finally Releaeed From during tbe same period the ordinary ment, and under these ctrcumstsnces.. Custody. return fare tK-tween York and London* L therefore, may be allowed to limit StJ miles, was fis 6d. • my answer to whstls said In the Eng- {Vjfnhtffo ftls I xmdon} —Four A year later there was a competitive lish reports, which certainly are not' American* from tbe^jjjamer Yarrow effort to capture the Manchester pas- inspired by sympathy with Germany senger traffic, with the result that the -At noon Monday the pieslgent took dale'! wboiiaVT'teen ijflsiners in Ger The English report expressly state* double journey of SSr -mlles cost bat the oath again on the inaugural stand many for thqre months, have arrived that Germany expected and wished to five shillings. After thst the cotnpM- More the capitol. He might have here. They are Dr John Davis. To ramain On terms of friendship with nies heesme more commercial and less omitted Sunday's ceremony under Iambus, Miss.; Orville McKlm, Water the United States, bnt that we had town. "N. T.; Dr. H. D. Snyder. Nor- philanthropic. precedents, but he decided to comply prepared measures of defense'In case folk. Va.; Richard Zaxrtskle, Engle literally with the constitutional slip the United States declared war wood. X. J. The four men were prac Took It for a Protest- Nation that he take office at noon en against Germany. 1 fall tb see bow tically destitute. Mrs. Slnger- Tbl> paper says that of the fourth ot March. sack a 'plot' Is Inspired by unfriemW . The men reached here .with only ull animals dogs seem to evidence th** Vice President Marshall did not take nesa on oar part. It wwarid mean keenest musical susceptibility. nothing bat that we vrratd use mean* the clothes they wore, and will, under tbe custom of tie sea, be supported Mr. Xlnger-I goes* that's ntlrtphr. hi* second term Monday at the apodal enlversally admitted In war, tn case "Te*; haven't you noticed how our the United SUtes declared war. by tbe British consul until it is possi session of the new senate with the hie to send—1 hem home They ow* dog tries td slug when I dor* asual vice presidential Inauguration "Tha most Important part of the their release before |h» r t* tjiaind p r—of - "Oh. I've heard Mm make a noise. alleged plot fs Its conditions and tbe T2«Amerlcan; who were on tlit hut I thought it was in tbe form of form. Tha whole "plot' falls, flat to Tarrawdale. to the fact that, as phy the ground hi case the United State* YANKEE GRIT FINALLY WINS slctans or veterinarians, they ranked does not ^wlw® war against us. Ab4 as -irfflvTts. sad were confined 1" the No matter, bow loose Nhe engage^ ment ring may be, tbe diamond never IT ire nsmyr ait the~tepdrl' I11«M officers' camp at Kartsrtihe Th* consider the posalbiUtlea of hostile slips around Out of sight on a girl's Sailors Stuck to Ship snd Safely Con- ; horse tenders- and sailor*, who com act* of the United State* against us. linger. "- ' voy Vigilant to Britiah poaed the bulk of the American cap- then we realty had reasons to do so." Port. I tiwee. are still held. In "quarantine" at the prison camp for enlisted men at Do TV en. •ra brought their ahip. tiie Vigilant, Old Fashioned had qui', how they battled for three day* With terrific gales and "the sub- Newspapers Credit President Wilson marine peril waa brought to light With Crest Caution are being *uppl«nted daily Washington —Secretary Lansing an London.—Under the heading "As wi^aa they arrived here. thorites the following statement In- , by newer and better things. Asked why they stuck to the ship other Step Forward." the Westmln reference~lo the German Meilcan Jap- ,ste r Caret te says:__ This ia particularly true anese" IntTlgue^ "President WITknf advances on?, "We do not believe tBaf Japan has ,ste p at a time, not. shipping or rush- where health and efficiency tho three "men.-»aid : . . had^any knowledge of this or that she lng opinion.1 trot allowing toll oppor "Well, I am an American clttxen, are concerned.- wotffd consider any proposition made tanlty between each step "for opposi. hut 1 wasfi't born in -Glasgow for by an enemy." . 1 tioa'to develop, it there is any. and A* ts Mexico, the *ecntary **A- | for cautious counsels to prevail It Administration Bill Paaaea ttl. hundreds of thous- Washington—The administration "We have confidence that Mexico, igreate r caution is possible. - Clearly ands of homes where cof- rrrer.ue hill, designed to raise would not be a party to aky «a«bi Is bed b*caua* It Interfered an with mj work. The swimming la my bead waa nearly continuous, f could oof stoop down It woaid make me ao dizzy. I think I used Cardui off sad on tar two or three years, using to that time about 8 or 10 bottles. - I began to feet A nilliyiii nasal cotumiaabm headed by Hear Admiral Lulz <'arreiio lias nrrlveijjn America to take poaaession the Improvement In health- befor* I of ili.-w ten submarine* which »er« l.ullt at Qillncy. Mas*.. for Great Ilrtthln. The llrttlsh government turned had taken one bottle, but kept on tak- thru over to Chile aa part compensation for two snperdreadnaughts being built iu Kngluuil. ing It until I got in perfect health. VHad It not been for Cardui I know I Would hare been dead. . . . Now I am GERMAN DESTROYER BATTERED IN SEA FIGHT K jenrs old, and wei;h about ITS, sod am In the moat perfect health." 01 re Cardui a trial for jtmr troubled.' It should do for 70a what H Hard-Looking Man. — .-- "1 saw a hard-looking man a little while aso," aald the homeward-bound, citizen, "Van didT came from the lull-rent evl officer. "Whlt-h way?" "Down that street, oSloer." "Well, eoiiie show Be. He's the tel. low we're looking for. !I« YOU MAY TRY CUTICURA FREE The lie 1 man destroyer V-09 at Anchor Ia the bafbor of Ymuitieu, JjoUanil, where It took refuge after the recent We hare sojnucb confidence in tha battle between German and British light sc-a force*. It was v.-o bailiy ilnmnged by British shell lire and the deck wonderful soothing-and healing proper- ties of Cutieura Ointment foe all skim troubles —PPfawitted by hot be tin RESTIN6 AFTER HEAVY ARTH.LERY WORK UVING STATUE IN FRANCE wttb Cuttcura Soap tha* -we are ready ? power* • presant- 1 l»ndon are been en ae a ity yenrw Encouraging Example. ted Ino*t "When you begin to think this eons- I taring try is not democratic, stop a moment sre from and study the average traffic police- one sbil-. iltes, and ordinary l London* dray, gets exactly the same treatment mpetitivf that ia considerable, but the principle Increase of Deppeita. •f discrimination. Ut the school share Depoaits have Increased In tha In all of the items of revenue, the new I state banks since last August tax added as well aa the old." ' a total of H7,7Si£02.M.- Thla A revenue producing bill was intro- report waa made bv state Banking duced by Representative W. B liar Commissioner Speer. While, the buai- rey. of Webster county. The Ml pro- ness in the other department*~ef tha Tides that IFTery corporation. Joint banks have increased largely, they stock company or association doing have not kept up with the deposita. 19 thai "f business tn the sute for profit must The other increases are, surplus $22t.- 1.-net- thn pay an annual special excise tax equiv- S.S.42 and undivided net profits *1U. alent to 1 per centum upon the net in - Redismnals have decreased. nBrtehr^ 00m-- of such company. $1*7.(21 -W. and the amount charged For sick headache, bad breath. how our Banks, building and loan associa- to fnrnllmt tad fixture baa bean aa-. Sour Stomach and tion*. Insurance companies, corpora- Juced I11496.0S. Assets. rft>t speci- tions paying a franchise taf and cor- fied. have increased $23S.«05.«. wnile constipation. porations organized solely for reli cash in haait truriucredfted S!. g Km - charitable or educational pur Tha report shows depoeita subject posr. are exempt. The bill is modeled to check. I«4.4M.KX-*«i surphjer-»7.~ after the national income tax law. SS.J3S08; undivided net profits. II.- Such a' brtt is workttur"snrccssfuHy "STSU.TB; tm»-«eiTOtts, la Connecticut, and the Indiana iegla 04. as compared to J3T.lI1.03t-ij: lature just passed practically the same loans and diagonals, Si4.17i.iKXI.Oi, as nqfijMbot from the English front, showing "Ternmie" enjoying a brief measure If the bill bryonies a law compared to redis- breathing spell after heavy artillery firing. fntiy S.OOrt corporations In the stare counts. »1W.«€»; bills payable. WJS.- will be effected by the .provisions of <0S. as compered to tiliMiSt. tfce meaawe. The bill of Reprcsenta "tire E. D Stone Ssaa a license tax on SEA WASP" OF THE BRITISH NAVY thetlsrs, open Iwwiaea and movtne-oi.1- J ture shows of ten dollars annually for The death scatcSrr SisresM- w> each one hundred or fractional part of Prank Post ell. negro boy teavtoied of the- seating capacity. ' m- killii^p J. J Robertson near Hopkwr Title, Fefcraary H, l»l«. was zeveraad The bill Of fWpreaeutattvw w. A by the Court of Appeals IB an optntoa trv Judge Thomas, becnuae the lower court, g-.visg inxirnctiohs In regard to i a dying- uatement, did act leave-* to the Jurr to"determine whether < lb* statement actaally mas made The statement ot Robertson, the court aald. was properl.. —** y admitted --•' . . _ Carter >ae Highway Terms, i ' oner county agreed lis the ter^is "Hive yam a Bet* noini. Sirs. Come , of t^ Fgdtral aid highway The ' cpnntv was boMtwg wit" against the »pJ" ---- - \ -.7--" f allpulaBons. and tltlieps of l>ewt» aSc -Yes. Id leeii I got ^r the lAt tlmt ; Greenujt were seeking «A get the robd we were in dVar risked we all joel i wbich forms uart of the Midland Trail , a Qlft. '*. 1 a- ;k» >in|f and wwt atatc report such sales to the state auditor. ON FIRST SYMPTOMS , "t never knew such a optwtstent bar- I ihlghwav w - * - use "Rcjki inc- ami be cared. Do not mw er.at.tbat mnn Jinks. I ilnn't be- wait unti) the heart orpin is beyond Contract Onesided. Reappoints Blackburn.. HwMk; has ever earned a dollar in his Governor Stanley has reappom^ett nwlr. 'Renovioe' I* the hear: and Mesrt anOT.-~of"NashTllle. caa no: nerve iconic. lHe» JOc W SUkV-^JLtJa- be pT+vente.l by Arte* Chandler Coff. ; Tred R RU-Tt^lxm. of Stanton, mem ,tT\ - ' - —"' 1 * - . —I'anTiSmali^BB^BWW^^ ' :H'e doesn't need to. He has sweh ber ot the state hoard tvr kgricnlture. of the Art* Club. Lexington. Irom' The ten you talk the less Ukstf a |>eryaalM- luocu* that n»t~>l* .SB sad appelated James B. Rash, ot Hen teecWng (trainaUs 4rt tB. Ovmgtoa. yen are to choke If compelled lo swal-. ffhen, rtlf German subm'arine ncflvUtes tifflAf a mrwe tn the Brittsh jrefne* htm They even «aj that once, Frankfort or Ham 111* or within twew .low 1 our wonis * late? the Inst ibfoment* from this country were being nude of .V*J "Haina a Vm. lie bonosid a nlrtui Iron* ty-three allies of tti»»« Ctttee, the LettchSeld. weep*" ill lo "*l by the Habemnee Howl corpora- &oi4cbetw»~ . ' ,t< .. rnert of Appeal* aald la an opi^U" "lion, nnd I bet they have prwvrd to be the-hack bow of the KnglMs e.imtniity's . • ',', b> Jedge CarroO, afflrmtng the Fay snrieubniarlne defense is attested by the fact that nearly 900 enemy submit- ' -With These Few Remarha etto Circuit Court Saxoa waa brought rlnesliS** been destroyed or csptureii These remarkable "sobmartne chasers" Mra. IVate- My husband always aaja to Lexiagton under contract with An- arp so feet long. 12 feet beam and draw but 4H feet of water, thereby making hkx* ten yrwra yoShger In this dreea. Aupado attack IneffecfUe. With n Gold Medal Field Seeds The Sure Growing Kind Sons Pm! .Right Off Witt "fiets-H Place Your Order Noi Loiusvtile Seed(° WTTflake pleasure In entertain- ing those who come. All the christian people are invited tc- attend the sessions of this ion'.i-- tuto. Th« first meeting will be. hold CO Wednesday evening at [51 p storey. i^'.'X' and 7 o'clock, Mata-h 1 I Morning, afv.Tanan and «?»**ttinyon TUlU us*. Friday acd Saturday. tcr ••e -to1.-lti" l«i Teas vit»s will he h»ld. —H/W. SM.II tm * veer. RrM4r., tkrlyel. ' :r( <>. Pftstcr." t .. ' Mi?? .'Nellie Gulr wljl assisi - 'A11- cxpgft '"opticiaH" (tf~-reae-xp^rierice will Mrs. C-vhran at BarkWb-tnr tti' test yotir eyes for yoa here fivo. any time, and as- tho_mikineo' departi.ittit She sure you of a perfect fitting giVs.- Ti .inngrr wv Ite» all her frieads oos. to d«?tay one day i: yoa are troubled with tW eyesight. ' v . .. - .- We Havs^ Stscl'oi Frames From Which You May ftooK SfeJ Fra«« Coniplele^j: ,, JJ .4 Filled RiaUrw F,aa„ tnmplefr $3 S® U 57 Ta. w _ „ . "" fete* W. A. Brown, cast of Iferdin. Mrs. Harry Morris ia a patient has moved to Murray with bis in the Murray Hurgieal Hospital LOCAL and PERSONAL • family to reside. where she was received for an W, E. Mulberry returned home owratioo. Monday fr>mt Mtama.'Fla.. E. B. Holland left the first of! Mrs. W. P. Brisendlne, of tho . Don't forget that we have all where he spent the pait several the week for the St Lou's and kinds of plow gear at Cochran's weeks. Chicago mirkets to buy seasona- at Bsckusbnrg, Ky, Mrs. V. J. Dwaly returned mcichaudlM for thtf firSLJjL ' We have all the latest styles home last Friday night from a B. Ht-llami & Co. in drccs goods, as- we went to several weeks' .visit to points in Morton Nicholson and wife, of market early aqd gut m» chgice Florida. •ipnngvilie, were the -ffttasta of patterns. J. A. Cochran Rgbt Humphreri. of Blrmlng [their daughter, Mrs. S. C. Hoi- Mr. Lou!s Casey has a p«i ham, Ala., has been in the city |C«»mb, and family, Just west"of tioo with J. A, Cochran at Hack- Ibis wttek the giwst of his par- j tho city, during the post. wtd.. uibutg. He cordially !r. \ ites In . ents, B. G. Humphreys and wife. Mrs. Ira W. Harris, of Fulton, friends to give him a call. The Civic League will have a Ky., died the past week at about Ed Brown, sen of Wra. Brown, very important ipeeting at !1:W HO years of age. She was a res- of Wadesboro. left today for For- o'clock Friday afternoon at the ident of this county several years ney, Texas, tu«i>end some time court house, Everyone urged to ago, her husband being a' broth- with his brother.—HardIn Enter- bo presant. er of John and Rufe Harris, of this county. Elisha Orr, a highly esteemed and widely known citizen of the southwest part of the county, died last Sunday after a several weeks' illness of measles. The burial took place in the Oak Grove graveyard. Vernon Hale left Tuesday for Louisville, Ky., where he will join Company L and be muster- ed out of service. Mr. Hale came to Murray from El Paso with the remains of his brother, Lieut. Gibson Hale some few weeks ago and remained hereon a furlough^ Mrs. Georgia Ellison, widow of the late Wm. Ellison, brother of J. A. Ellison, of the east side of the county, died the past week in St Louis, Mo. She was- a daughter of James Jones, a refei- jtfimt of Murray in its earl? days and is well known to many peo- = pin of ftg-phsa ' — 7-—- MASTER ^ IVE COME TO TELL YOU WHERE jn the grate left tK house and1 went lo the Home fl%*T|IP' LISTEN TO MY TALKS EVERY ton, a short distance away, and; WEEK; VOU WILL BUY YOUR, when she returned found her ba- by V clothing tn flames. The lit-! GROCERIES FROM HY STORE. tie fellow suffered until Moadav night when he posaed away, Buyiagjproc erics is the biggest,job ia every Parham jiteJll fr.«u be- hind the coiffure tn the back—- . Bottles ITOnfl: In readtnfr one «.f n«- ll.nl- Kidney hntl been anting ou U>» edge nurn'i book a lit led 'Win lor I'aUirrh,' ilf'Her chair, staring. PERUNA t dt*COV«TCd tlin* Knuu VU Mary Roberts Rinehart "Ttmr," ahv auul -"1 knew It ! TliU. fttfeghljjffh, A ft^r l j^d * I aken on I jr. house la fatal I They're making au old thr..« b.iitIf* ot IVruim 1 \\u«i cuiy.l tells the atory woman of yon already." ller tow waa.. of the rntnrrh I now advite avWy- I regie. . bedy treublsd with oatarrh to tr.ta who fmve children, -but pttal. delivering a little ltd ore aa ex- corn betweee-tbe' i—a, as well uU pain- How would you like to have travagance—because bow can I now. ful calluses ou lsittoui of your fi'ej. It your daughter.in Sidney's place 7 wltU. thla Jof shining. C$1 Aart never dlsapisdnta aad uv-Ver burns, STEARNS' What .da you think wilt ha the about bow to keep KafilT'ln order bttea' or Inrtnpire. " your druggist effect en a&dney af tha atten- ELECTRIC PASTE klsiur rw anelts, and all *f hftsh't any tre'We yet. tell htm to tions of OOctor Mif, Lefiayn* things! And*—Vnd now , g,»id night." i little bottle for you from 'his and Joe DrutnmeAd—will It ShiTTinJ'mov^d to the door, and ha wholesale house.—adv. turn her head. followed Her. atooplng ruttle to paaa nncler tpe low chaddellrr.* —marriage n \mmnn wwrriw APPENDICITIS Good Sight" aald -Solf ay. HINUW :*HE-IA . IFIER DFLF riafe ahe worries beeaw* isu't DEVELOPMENT OF BIG fIEL0 Activity to B. Incrsassd In Cul Pr» Suction Near Whlteabura—Largs Whlleaburg, Ky. IndUutloua point to IdithuiI Uvyviopwui nctixiu. ui lust Onoel Try "Dodion'i Uver Tone" When Bilious, Contt! A WD HELP CUT DOWN HIQH COST ; In c-owl it..i.l- surroundlug Whltusburg pated, Headachy—Don't Lose a Day's Work. LIVING IN KW*TUCKV «V - 1m (h* ii*.xr Useful Knowledge. Mnimtrr—f«Hm ymf fTOT Whv. jsn STOCK LICK IT-STOCKIJKE IT to the hank und ask them to lemi it t«» >i»u. Ttet'ii tlr»-u twriiten. AM they thm't kiittw TOTI. thsf> all imny rwtia thai >->vi'll gvt It. Ida wouldn't get accent it they, knflT yo% IIBALTRY CHtl DBTTt rojie from health] ~ : Ylailuc- Uti! ; - — Diet, Exercise orDeath! Xlaixu^er- Y*>h iUay V'h'^othw* 'An eminmt medical authority wnteel thai food of, our city (elks die of a thick- ening of the artenrs or "1 kidney dis- thafir takstJr. A HINT TO WISE WOMEN ease . The kidneys bccome doRged snd IMerre's Pavnr- Itel'r<»cr1ptjnn. I'm t suffer tenure whao fjl fefiiale do not Cher the poisons from the blood, Nothing can troables will vantsk to lluaai* ak.t using liirf one tremble follosr* another, high equalltlnholld- "Feroeoma PTfee 50c and Si uo—Adv. blood pf*e*ucc damages the heart, artenrs Ing up a wom- " Vn^yju itoiFr suunia James p. Rgah J+ppintod. rarls. Ky- Mrs C. B Mitchell re in nvnlating and mining all hrr Frankfort. TTy Oowrnor " Stanley celvigr t telegram informing her th*i natural fancOooa, snd In pnttlng In appointed James V, Rash, or Ilender her father' Rltlah ygnarsdale. was feet or snkles. rheumatic twinges or perfect order every nsrt of the female spots ap(*-.mag before the eyea. system. Tt tPssern the pains and bur- son. a member of the state board of "truck »nd killed by a train at ljike "The my K it remedy is this: Kat dens, supports Snd strengthen* weak, agrtculture, to baeretfd R. t: Hassett. lend. Ha He waa SI years old ktiW » "meat ^iit ooce a tl«*. or hot at all. Plenty nursing mothers. oT«lirar*nn KrM lllackburn, of stjin. wtdowrr of outdoor excttiar, and -Viltk pure . ItH an Invigorating, r»*tovat1xe tonic, a soothing atM braelag nervine. t Maxwell Moto. Cart are inexpen- Breeding Stock. We have two "The Kind Mother iW splendid jack*, a standard bred ' " I'.vctv tutif ir.nthcrjsouwtiyiit- sive to operate- and maintain. They honeopd a'hisftrterd shorthorn tequiitt no expert attention. And they jpet 1 know iticw s t»mi* tn be t>.avt Durham bull that will make tlu> tlonuaioed ai onr limV.e. Di-intoua. can be depended upon day in and season of 1917 at tho atablia of I.-.III. i. I< nljat>'»K, tlnHjjItnuU, bilVJIII, Com day out. Jim Melton in Xlmo at reason a- fiWi and |i'iaf I\e nrtet #*rt a fiakc- Natioi ble prices. Before breeding come Say fiitul* u iih Calumet. Mother H) I tit the only lUkuitt IWdef tb*< at hon and ace these animals. Wa are incui..* uniform iranlta. of Cap last operation, with the purpose of giv- also in the market at all time* Walke forhogs, sheep, cattle, etc., and ing the maximum service at the least mornii will pay market prices for same expense. after t Hatcher & Melton. 22211 Maxwell atock cars hold ail records for moo til Spriapill*, Ttaa., Ntwi. mileage per gallon of gasoline and per set oTTIres. Earl Adams, of Cold water, was in fine • No other automobile can give you greater in our midft last week and will HOT MMtW^M flghtin motoring satisfactlon,-rcgardIe*i of price. locate at Big Sandy, Tenn , aaa eomple 4nd If you weigh these Max well "features veterinarian. lng out against the price asked, you will be con- Lonnip Hughes Dado a buai Louisv vinced that the Maxwell really is THE ties* trip to Coldwster last week, when i WORLDS GREATEST MOTOR CAR Barnie McCiian was at Elk and w VALUE. Horn this week. boarde Bun Moore Sol Wetib. of Hunt Touring Car $635 Cabriolet $865 Cottage Grove, "viaited Mr*. the sta Roadaler $620 Sedan $985 Town Car $815 Vain v-Pariah laat wtrk. - _ i • All Price* f. o. b. Detroit Mr. Bill Gilili^flg hag his house about completed. Bill says he! seventl (Hkea his hew home better every 1 tbe tra FARMER BROS.. Agents day. tended There are" several Calloway ' CHlCAO; welcom boy a in tlietw* part* and there is at the i still room for more hustlers. ki clad Several have sown plant beds from tfc and there fs going to be a big i hundrei potato crop platted. Tom lloe i witnesii bands, era and _ n _ " 777 , —Murray Furniture & UnderUk- E. B. Thompson "train Kinglet jnK Co. Barred Rock eggs for hatching, js. • '..-_'.;.-' welcom $1.00 for 15. — T. J. Howard, Grass feed, -Japan clover seed love an Murray. Ky.. R- 1. Cumber-1 at' Parker &Perdue'a. The best beaulifi land pho::e 2 an luH. j grades en-the. market. - - -- After minute; equipmi and pro lowed b zens wl station, mory ai ment th liberty « time urn noon mc ing expt At 3 o the com] Cemetet ence of I of Women's- aimple I services Hale we sounded there wt the largt nuAditj is. TIOTf Csipt. CI; -t^tfOlt T tfeHvere< iliram ur it be in-material trimming or coloring will be revealed in c most dUwitve gtiri>t+-rHs made of- fjab.tntine, poplin, jowv poiret twill members tkllet J, crrpc ponded ti DRESESS to view said road and" required Han-,-wbo as you all know, was crowd wa and meteor. $10.00 to report upon tlie ad; isability of elecUd to the oflice of.shtrifi" on •ti eiwicss yarirtyr' establishing -same. Said petition the republican ticket. This be- will be presented at the regltfBF ing true 1 make no hesitancy in trrial- are featured March, 1^17, term of the Callo- asking 'the support of Calloway ious pair way County Court. 9:30 refr« a most comprehensive j^-ortmerrt, in punch, c tt} ntyrnoi! r 1 • ii a I ,r i c~ $3.85 Given under our hands thia SKIRTS February 17, lMt. were ser\ E. A. Grogan. J. \V. Stubble- city, whii •OUR ECONOMY SERf 'itTV. SJI ES YVU MO.\F.\rieid. A. J. Stubblefield, W. M. decorated Stubblefield and others. nations i For Sprains, I^amfnes-t, LADIES OAR ME N-T SHOP SoresJ*emfrufer, Cuts, Rhrvumatism and fftats.