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WORDS WITH STEHUUTHFirst a slight Throat or Lung Trouble a little neglect or indifference on the

part of the patient then Consumption This has been the tale told of many aWasted life The one truly scientific prescription against this dread disease is

DR OTTOS SPRUCE GUM BALSAMPROM Tup RED SPRUCE TREEcoughtngl us h n onQrgy to system

AcNiflU fend Sot Throat GET THE BESTAU substitutes aro fictitious imitations of tho genuine Per bottle 25o and BQo

Lflnuet nwccoGf Warrtek county Ind Mrs Albert JFChn1z200Jefferson tvoE took sovoral bottles anti was ontlrely curedtkset Had aeoscre0pughfornearthree hill Wnt

nic4ttbe itwnslotQ takenwithlagrlppoandaooteroattnckofbron I have cured rnrchhdrennfthecroupbyusingJnffjuto na drawn ebiUs Tbe Congl1woroout my trtlIltth DrOttoe SpnlCo Jum Ono to twoto tossprucoUnnl3alszu andprucureda I in doctors mo r me I doses brings relief Bud the llttlaonoa rest easybottldasditcarcdasifbyntagic lrocommend otabottieotDrOttossprncoGumhalam thobalanceofthenlabt Would not beIt tqa a l After the first done a 1 outit

THE 5SMERICtN PHrjHRM2 Ctly CO JeVXNSVILLE INDIXNX

Ior Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington and Geo King St Charlesd

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LeYngton has > within a few months time become conceded the best Weekl-

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of > the bestposted men in America Mr H F Hillehmyisr whose reputation as

a nurseryman is national conducts each week a ciparkicntpf answers toI t

inquiries in which he gives from his vast store of knowledge experience arid

tidy his views aridi1

1dyjce on any subject pertaining to thfe oYchard lawn>

orgarden about whichinformation may foe desired Everyissue r4fpItfeljll yFWmw 1 iB bed t contains the most pertinent neiv Ord thBlot timelyadvice for farmers and stotk raisers of every sort i

a c As a medium f raLrr1ns of farm and live stock advertising for both ofY >

which it ojfers special discounts it has no rival in the state More than half its

circulation is in Kentucky and for the most part among people who are inter-

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By special arrangement we are able to offer for a limited time

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i It is the most valuable weekly paper in America for the farmers of KenDucky to take Published at Lexington the hub of the horse world and the

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of the states agricultural interests it has the PPQrtunity to obtain and itnever fails to publish live uptodate fresh news and valuable feature matter

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jII4PPNPNGS> IIN KENTUCKY

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IM J Mar8lifor fifteen years odilorqt the Maysvllle Bulletin andoqeQt the most gifted attorneys ofMason county In dead of Qonsump

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t3lasfiow KyM Dec WThe MentzMotel at Glasgow Junction was de ¬

stroyed by fire causing n loss offOOQi with 5000 insurance PractlcMly nothing was saved from thobuilding This was one cf the bestknown Jiotels In the TJnlted States

± ll most of the people who visited>tat Vujotn stopped tft Heltbergfn to or coming front the cave

Q Afiler ha sold his news6rIJ8 Hopkhsvllte Messenger

isDonvld of PrincetonMr f iW was formerly prpprjltor of i rrhicetonOhronlcle TheMaehel jl WUl continue business

Dr yCJ t+ Wood one ttbe most

i omneutoltlzans of Owoiibboro is4IMI of heart diselis-

eFireaestroyedi

the stables of thefttens Cold Storatre Ico CpwenaUprQi ran 21 togQtliers lth-

myera1 head of horses mules andtgygons f v

Jull04 Louisville biilt t2UOO00Q

bnildiugsMrs s

LoinsIr1 11a NOtrndeQ Jiy ballot from ar+ ydly eri wltioh Jp k cl out Qttbo

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pocket of Hall at a dance at MrsHolebrooks Both are members ofthe most prominent families olLotcher county

Paducah Ky Jan 30 O Grassham one of the leading attorneysat Smltliland has decided to locatein Paducah and will take up his ofilce hero next week He conies aschief attorney for the Aver LordTie Compay of Chicago whoso le-

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business he has been attendingto for several months

The Farmers Dreamt

A farmer hada dream HeBreamed that he had raised athousand bushels of wheat andhe Was happy over the fapt The-nhdreatiied that lie sold it or1f-

t bushel sail his happiness wasgreat But he dreamed now thathe had sold it ti1 thousand dif ¬

ferent people a bushel to eachone and that nobody had paidhim and he was sad When heawoke it Was broad daylight andleaping out of bed he exclaimedto his wife Rebacca I havehad solemn warning and I knowthe meaning of ut I lam goingright off to town and pay theprinter the collar I owe him onthe paper

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Bad Manners at Weddings

Many prospective bride andgroom of today nialcq plans forthe approaching wedding withas much secrecy as if they werestealing chickens They long toslip into some little church orparsonage around the cornerand have the knot tied with noone but themselves and theminister the wiser They awaitthe inevitable hour with fearand trenlbling What is thereason for this It is the foreboding spectacle of the barbs ¬

rim expressed i n foolishclownish pranks played b y

humorous friends that willfollow the Ceremony Unlessthe groom be shrewd enough tooutwit the tormentors a difficulttask the couple will be certainto be humiliated in niany ways

before the eyes of amused stran ¬

gers =Syracuse IQstStandardNo Longer Express Agent

D M Wooldridge the popular LAN and Southern Express agentat Madlsonvillej lias resigned hisplace as express agent and willhenceforth bo freight sinil ticketagent only Mr Wopldridgo hagmany friends among the expresspeoplpwhp regret to lose him

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Pennsylvania Comotciy Sinking ThronghEarth

Wilkeftbnrro Pa Telegram to thoPhiladelphia Record

Sfc Vincents Catholic ceme-tery

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at Plymouth is in dangerof caving in and the thousandbodies that are interred theremay fall into the mine Theirrelatives are much concernedabout the matter

Officials of the Kingston CoalCompany who own the coal un ¬

der the cemetery say there isdanger and they have notifiedthe churchauthorities

To Colorado still belongs thehonor of heading the list of goldand silver producing States not ¬

withstanding the fact that Col ¬

orado was the State In which oc ¬

curred during 1003 the greatestdecrease in the production ofgold and silver In gold the pro ¬

duction fell off o92SiOO or2082 per cent in silver the de-crease

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amounted to 2085800 fineounces The production of goldin 1903 was valued however atno less than 22540100 and theproduction of silver amountedto 12000200 fine ounces so thatColorados supremacy in the pro ¬

duction of precious metals is stillunquestioned The decrease inproduction during 1903 was dueto the strikes among the minesof Cripple Creek

Nearly 1000000 barrels of oilwere produced in the KentuckyTennessee field during the year1904 nearly twice the output ofthe previous year Extensiveoperations are under way andthe scope of the development has

widenedMrSchreiner elec ¬

trlcal engineer for the GoodmanMfg Co of Chicago is in the citylooking over some of his com ¬

panys machinery at this pointChief Contractor W A

Toombs and force are rapidlybringing the St Charles boilerand power house to a state of

completionThesections of the main

slope entry at Arnold mine cametogether in a very satisfactorymanner one day last week Thisentry later on will be spade themain haulage road for thatmine and in the course of timeit is expected that the hum ofan uptodate electric locomo ¬

tive will be heard in that neckof the woods

Mr W S Rush Supt of Vie ¬

toria mines was in the city last

SundayWJ

Faull of the St Char-

les office paid his regular week ¬

ly visit to out city on last Satur ¬

dayGenMgr W 0L Gordon in

addition to his justly earnedtitle of mining expert has beenawarded the degree ofHE Jathe meaning of which is foundin the words Expert in PunchHe is thinking seriously of

going on the foadnasau in-

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in this new pastime giv ¬

ing lessons to beginners on therudiments of this deep and scien ¬

tific name

The Tom Rees the first boatof the coal fleet that left Pittsburg several days ago passedLouisville Monday morning with258000 bushels of coal in towfor New Orleans and othersouthern pities It is thoughtthat the remainder of the fleetwill have passed by today unlesssome hl1shapoccursIt Frank Nance of St Charleshas acceptedaposition with theSL Bernard Company atthis >1 ceand will move hisfamily here in the near future

Mr Geo Miller wasin Madirsonville Monday on business

For H bad taste hi the mouth takeI few doses of Chamberlains Stpm-

ch td Liver Tablets tfrlco 25cents >

For sale b St Bernard Drug

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QUARTERLY REPORT

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EARL1 TON BANKIJiCOKIOKATKl

At tho Closa of Business on

The 31st Day of December 1904

RESOURCES

1 Loans and Die ¬

counts I 17002592 Overdrafts so

cured 00ft Overdrafts un ¬

securedT DiiO4 Due from Lttt fitonal 71

B Due from State sBanks fc Bankera 2147ot15J 23884 22

0 Due from Trust tCompanies 00

7 DanJdnKand Lot 00

8 Other Real Es f ttats i 000 Mortgages 228158310 US Bonds 0011 Other Stocksr

and Bonds 41200012 Speclo4 71370 >

18 Currency H 000000 07037014 Exchange for

Clearings 0015 Other Items

carried as cashw 0010 Furniture and

Fixtures 20177817 Fund to pav

Taxes 0018 Current Ex

uenses LastaQuarter 77071Wl 10298-

4t i 10753302LIABILITIES

1 Capital Stockpaid in lu cash i 1500000

2 Fund °1000003 Undivided c 5

Profits 2200274 Duo Depositors <

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as follows vizDeposits subject

to check onwblcn interest 1

Is nut paid 54J855Deposits subject

to cheek on i

which Interest tIs paid MiOOiiVa

Demand certific-ates of doposiits on whichinterest is pnldl JUt Sl 89280761

Time certificatesor deposits onwhich Interest J-

IB paid 00Savings Deposits ti

on which Intercst is paldo 00

Certified Checks r 00

5 Duo National JtBanks i 00

DuoStatoBanks Jand Bankers 00

7 DueTrustCompanies 00

8 Cashtoreeheohsoutstanding of 00

0 Bills rediscoun-ted 00

JO Unpaid Dividends Y Ob

11 Taxes duo and I

unpaid 1yI 0012 Capital Stock

not paid 00

1076380-3SUPPLEMENTARY

1 Highest amount of indebtednessof any stockholder person companyhabllltyoftheindividual members thereof direct-ly

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or indirectly if such indebtednessexceeds 20 per cent of capital stockactually paid In and actual amount

otthebaukNotie2 How Is indebtenness stated inabove item 1 secured Soo Section683 Kentucky StatutesD Highest amount of indebtednessof any director or olllcor If amountof such indebtedness exceeds 10 percent of paidup capital stock of

KentuckyStatutes4 HoW is samn secured5 Does amount of Indebtedness ofany person company or firm includ ¬

ing in tho liability of tho company-or firm the liability of tho individualmembers thereof exceed 80 per centof paidup capital and actual surp ¬

NoIf so state amount of such indobtaduess6 Amount of last dividend 4000007 Were all expenses losses Inter¬

est nnd taxes deducted thorefronibefore declaring dividend antiwaRnot less than 10 par cent of net prof¬

its of tho bank for the period cover3d dividend carried to thesurplus fund Deforo said dividendwas See Section GOO

Kentucky Statutes 00000

ssCoUNTiJesse Phillips Cashier of Earling

ton Bank a Bunk located acid doingbusiness on Main street In the townbeluAdulypores in all respects a true statementof the condition of the saidBank at the closeof business on thelUst day of December 1004 to the

andfurtherBank has been transacted at thnlo-cation named and not elsewhere i-

and that the above report ia made inomnllatico with an ofiiclal noticereceived from the Spcretary of State

Decentior1904eport shall be made

JKSSK PiiiijWivH CashierJ W LQNQP BJ IlosqW JCox

DlroptbrsSubscribedlmebvJesse PhlUpsthp 81 day of

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ACCIDENT NEAR HUNT1NGTOK WoVAt

Huntington V VitI Jau4fEight teen are known to be deadr iand three seriously injured Mboiler explosion and fire will lljdestroyed the Pittsburg toWb

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5iSPerry1 jHorace 0

PitteburgJames Seeso lamp tri itiietj

WellsvilleAlbert Hamilton firemaJlS l a

Mike Stafford fireman itt k t

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Will Wotzel deck handGeorge Kldd deck hand J

T f<Injured iijIra Ellis secondaninoerjRobert Y

Robert Mann third cookJ f

WAS IIOJIOVAtlD HOUNDc

The bout was returning front x

Cincinnati with a tow of ompjvties Oapt James Woodwardwas in the pilot house at tho >

time of the accident and wiftv 1

the exception of fltomon end iy

gineer and the watchman t11t r1

remainder of the crew were f

asleep The explosion of thejstarboard boiler blow out tliQi

entire side of the boat andawakened the members of th6crow The noise was hoard fore 5

ithree miles The survivors grnbp> >bed what clothing they couldand plunged into the icy watersof the Ohio in the effort to es L

cape Tho night vas bitter coldthe thermometer hovering f

about zero and as the explosionoccurred at a point sonic distance from any town those whoescaped were nearly frozen be +a

fore they could bo given shelter j+

EXTRA SESSION LEGISLATURE Vj sr

jaY 8tc ham Wffl Call te CtmM r ICaptel SHe quUen

fFrankfortin ten days the General Aseembly of Kentucky will meet hereat the Capitol in extraordinarysession upon call of Gov Beck 1

ham for the purpose of prQidSins for authorizing the SUtf v

Capitol Commission to provide anew and suitable site for tiNterection of the milliondollarCapitol for which it appropriat 1i

ed funds at its last regular IHN tjion v1iJ

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The call of the Governor willbe issued within twent forhours and will confine the ijiemuers of the Assembly to one subtectthat to be the matter of fU

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For Sale >fI1House and lot on West Broadw-

ay Madisonville Ky Qen irully located One storyoom house Has beenone year Good garden Sittvator large yard coalchicken house and smoke jjj

A desirable residence Catk3x-

price 1700 One two andtthree y n B2OOO

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Lathankswho sympathized so deeply with ae Jduring our recent bereavement andL o

trust that if it la ever their lotto BIIJ

far on like occasions GpdiiiUlpiai J

finite mercy and wisdom will fafaar-up as many and as warm frj ttdiMidmlnster comfort to their heartnits roR4 aNYTtN ANn 0iutrJnkt

Cexghe sari Colds rfAll cols and pulmony

complaints that aro curable hpfequickly One Minute OUblure Clear the phlealndiva

nut inflammation IMJd beak saidtgotli63tlie etfectotl parts trMlthen t10 1u na aft It t-

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