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MEAD CYCLE GHIGAGO tinci coaches e Fourth Depots FOR and membrane and newadultra i KILL THE COUGH II AND CURE THE LUNCS WITH qr Kings FOR DiscoveryCONSUMPTION Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES or MONEY BACK I gROeunrtoANoovcNoEomodel frat felTta how to o irnlmu aPJrlilbUt44 IN ALL COUNTRIES Uiulnttl Jlrrrl vllJk R ail μ 7os l nti timr Iktfatftil I IU EzclelvelyWrlkor Stalk Itnrt tff anew saw ntat One WASHINGTON D C Thousands of Acres For Sale at reasonable prices Rcch Agricultural land Mineral Lands along the line of the IRON- MOUNl4IN ROUTE In Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas most direct line via ST LOUIS AND MEMPHIS recln1nachair first and third Tuesdays of each pamphlmtolder H C TOWKSEKD 1tIPJtrldrkLT YATTHEWSfnrttisg wgitTItLrAT 1 1AUtREiIVO RESTORtS VITALITY I u Made a Well Man 1 of Me Ft 1NC7 RED Produce the above results to 30 days It aetl owsrf ally ana aulcklr Cures wbsn all otliirs falL ooogmea nlll tegsln their lost iaulioodtadolil tatESItEVIVO near tart Vitality Impotency Subtly Emlsslont andW which unfi ts one for study business or minis II not only curebystaztingattheseat ordtllue hut hanglug Storing toe ere ot youth It wards off lassnlt end Consumption Insist oa having REVlTO no tthsr It can be ureleddnjutDocket Br cull fOOprsaclugeorsixaorSLeOt HII law written gwSnt to even ilUaVAVAIFor FL Will let- I r J r tt c Y > 1 nw OUR WfKLY 9E1 YORK LETTER Midwinter Hats of Gauzy Stuffs Modified Bandeauxa Noticeable Fea ¬ ture Sweeping Plums and Full Tulle Ruches Drideimaid Hat o Black Leaver and Pink Tulle fly RENE DEVERAUX dale H it wnum of ovvnliiK lade lint cliiiMMiux UniTy anil tuft im suniinur skits tires n niUhvInlur fcnturi of Iliua crcotiimnri With fiisliluus usinil lu > foiwlHtuiuIiM nNUIo wunllior grow Colder Iioiuljtear nRfluniPxiuuro airy of torte cloiidlllit tulle ntelica nUll Imng Hwvpiilnj iihiiiiM uildlnc to the plelnr osqiiontMs of box and restaurant par tllMIliiiillv ice the RrnNon advancoH bad nnd Nidu ImtiilLMiiix have asmunttl inoro normal iirojuirtlnns kavlnu the lint tilt ¬ ed but a trlllo mare sane In appear pure UVPII HO however there IH still milllcliiit room for 11 superabundance of trimming and many of the mimrte t Ivinlnt haH Mites their bandeaux en llrelv covered with ono long white ostrich foalher Short bock sailor shapes fafilonel of Irish crochet not other lacy materials nro taking the plnlentS comblnctl with her and flowers Seen In n theater box last week will a straight brimmed hat of Irish crochot simply trimmed with n bunch of white hatdenuU n At ono Ride tens an effective bunch of gold roses A Htrlklncly mart lint worn with n French blue broadcloth wan of a cor resiKindhiK shade of blue felt becom I TUB LAT RIIAPE 1IIQ1I BACK COED ingly knocked up and trimmed nt the side with a hunch of Kold brown tips Xvxt tho hair In front was a twist o pold brown velvet Mud a cloud of golU brown tulle covered tile bandeau At ono of the weeks fashionable j church wetldhiKi the brldcsmaldH were gowiie In pink clillTou cloth quaintly j fiiohloned their bodices gaped with I long law llehus with ends reaching almost to the hem of the gown lu front i Worn with these gowns wore large black beaver kntH rolled ut the left old iouil iilcturesauely covered with plulc tulle rushes and nuuibcrt of pink curl cllrII ¬ pink tourmaline the gift of tile bride AVIillo lung bklrts are lliidoubtoUly mnklng a Htrong bid for popularity at many of the smart riffalrs of tho Wee tho abort skirt was decidedly awes worn Sonic advanced spring guwu- brought out for those who winter south lire made with walking length circular skirts and exceedingly short boleros terminating hath back and front a trl ¬ lie below the bust line AH n rtilo these short boleros ore vastly more becoming than long coat effects and for early spring wear or for southern climate are lighter nml more comforta- bly ¬ worn startlinghair has brought forth Everything from a Jeweled comb to n sweeping paradise feather or n glided quill adorns the coiffure of New York fashionables Dainty and chic are the little wreaths of tiny pink roses strung on wires and worn around tho head In n semicircle Some of these are made of gold or nil ¬ ver roses exceedingly effective in dark tresses Toweled roses are quite fash ¬ ionable anti where large lowers either natural or artificial are worn they are usually worn in pairs one over the loft ear perhaps and tho other nearer tho top of thin coiffure Denmark Claim Nelson The Danes maintain that Admiral Nelson Was one of their race despite the fact that he was bora in England They point out that thename is Dan- Ish ¬ and that many Danes were settlers in East Anglla They consoled them ¬ solves over their defeat at the battle of Copenhagen with the thought that the victor wits one of their own race At least ono Scandinavian historian re ¬ fern to his family as one of the most brilliant examples of noble English families descended from the North men Apples Cures Drunkards 1Fps 10 years said a physician I have advocated apples as a cure for drunkenness In that time I have tried the apple cure on some 40 or 60 drunkards and my success has been most gratfyjift Let any man afflicted with the love of drink eat three or more apples willjliaiuii11y if 4flt > e II < f r > oI 1 > < I j smokes as little as possible Iknow a woman who cured a drunken husband without his knowl- edge by keeping always a plentiful supply of good apples on the dining table The man ate those apples and finally stopped drinking alto- gether ¬ A Fatal Trimming Ilickm m countyf whose feet are paralyzeda few weeks ago while trimming his toe- nails not being able to see very well or feel any pain cut oft the endof his toes Wood poisoning set in and he cannot live Died on Ills Horse Greenburg Ky Jan DJ IL Coffey jailer of Green county died here this morning on the street He was sitting on his horse when stricken with heart failure He had only been jailer four days at the time of his death LATEST FIYING KITE Of Prof Alexander Graham Bell Carres a Weight of 227 Pounds Sydney N S Jan DAfter ex perimepting for a number of years at his labratory at Beinn Breagh Braddock with kites for the tetrah edral from a construction Prof Alexander Graham Bell announced yesterday that he had succeeded in having his latest designed kite in the air and carrying a weight of 227 pounds this including a man weigh ¬ ing 165 ponnds and ropes and lines weighing C2 pounds The kite itself weighs 61 pounds making a total weight of 288 pounds The kite rose to a height of 30 feet and remained there steadily until photographs were taken of it Following the ex ¬ periment Prof Bell left for Wash- ington ¬ Good Advice The lute Judge Andrew Wylle of Virginia hnd a happy gift of ill 1860t given Mir Alexandria Va In an address oq Lincolu he once illus Crated in aii odd way the power of perseverance Lincoln perse ¬ vered be said and it is only those who persevere they who concentrate their energies who yearso to journalism and then discour ¬ aged try the law awhile Dont learn the grocery business and in little while take up placer min ¬ flug or plumbing Consider rath ¬ er the postage stamp whose use fulness depends on its ability to getsq i Bismarck Monuments Bismarck has como to be about the most bestatucd figure in wino tenth century hero worship The monutiionts erected in Germany to the man of blood and iron are not less alarming in number than they are doubtlessly low in any real art quality Up to the present the number unhappily completed is 204 and there are still 39 to be inflicted on nn already inuchBis nmrckcd people The kingdom of Saxony leads with 54 monuments Germans dwelling in the wild con- tinents are also in the race One Ltismarck statue confronts in an attitude of becoming defiance the savages of the South Seas in the Bismarck archipelago N Y Tribunes Odd Bits of Information The largest dryfish packinghouse in the world is at Halifax It has 45000 square feet of floor space Paul Bowles of Boliver N Y lost his hair by fright A runaway horse threw him into convulsions and caused an Sllnes of several weeks during which all his hair come out According to La Nature lamp chimneys are made less liable to break by putting them in a strong solution of salt in water boiling them and then allowing the chimney- to cool slowly The official report of the French Minister of commerce sets forth that the excess of births over deaths re- ported 1 in France for the year 1904 is 67026 as against an excess in 1903 73106 > The area devoted to corn in Kan ¬ sas in 1905 was 6799755 acres an increase over that of 1904 of 305597 acres or 47 percent The average 1to ncraifor + bQ nf ire State 0 w li ctilii 1 STRONG Again what Mrs Lucy Stovall Tilton Ga said after taking Koddl Dyspepsia Curt Hundreds Is otherweak women being stored perfect II remIedy Indication nearly the sick- ness that women have deprives the system nourish ment and the dolieato organs peculiar women suiter weaken and become diseased Kodol Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach and digestive organs digest and assimilate all of the whole some food that may be eaten nourishes tho body and rebuilds the weak organs restoring health and strength Kodol curs Indigestion constipation dyspepsia sour risings belchlncheartbum and all stomach disordersDigests What You Eat Dollar bottle bold H I lion 4i nub a the trio II 10 of a of are re It I cau i ell ¬ It of ¬ to ¬ It > sea she Is to to hparw a are LaM r Wrr tloDWH > a OeOhlea a eUJ Hold by Z WAYNE UItl1 FIN Firstclass typewriter paper for sale at this of ice cheapI OUR FAMOUS ANNUAL JANUARY SALE Of Undennuslius and White Goods UNPRECEDENTED PRICES You may share In this money saving op ¬ portunity as well as tho residents of Now York city UNDERSKIRTS 4 ± hemC tucksU NIGHT GOWNS Cambric low neck with horn tilt stitched lawn ruffle embrolder3iC DRAWERS loocambrlo umbrella ciunbrlo rum lace and lace edge 24 embroldetyG CORSET COVERS 150 Cambric Y shaped neck lace loser lion beading ribbon and lace edge Cambric French style wide lace JJC edge 240Cambrlc V shaped neck tight fit rows embroidery edge front3oC lace Insertions beading ribbon and lace ruffle Send for complete catalogue of this sal Mailed tree Addrsss Room 201 R H MACY f8l CO BROADWAY NEW YORK was twentyeight bushels Grandopera vaudeville melodrama and heavy drama circuses church so ciables baseball games newspaper i fights and cock fights are the order of the day in Little New York otherwise known as Manila PI A citizen of Gluckstadt Germany has returned a censure paper in which he describes his trade as that of a basketmaker while the question regarding His position is answer ¬ ed thus Vfo do bur work setting CU111belandri TELEPHONE fAND I l netlI llooI 1 inrree nothing the dillCatl1per my buBinw8 I have land Telephone in my tthi < t crt ana place ol business My Uufilneen bee increased and my wiles voice 1 uuiv ifr heard to grumble nhout tin fcle phone Youth lor good seivlce and gentlemanly competition r A E PATH Mgr Olilo CountY ClrcultCoort TF lllrkh nd Judge lien D ItlNKO Attorney Oscar Mldklff Jailor KdO llnrrnni Clerk Frank L Fells llaater Com mlluner Y L Moseley Trustee Jury Fund It IIMiirtlnHherltt Iluitford t <pnty Sheriff 8 A llrntclier I 1 Crowder E1I Slogan Jo H Uoliprtui aiCourtconvenennmt MOD day In March and August and continues three wwkHnml third Monday In May and November t two weeks CountyCuurtW II Taylor Judge WSt Tlnflry Clerk E Woodward Attorney told WCourt conrcnw lint Monday In each month Quarterly Court Doglni on the third Monday la April July October and Januaryr Court of ClaimsConvene lint Monday In Jan nary Tuesday alter second Monday In October j Other Officers XMoxley Surveyor Shroro I H WIeorh Asseesorllob ItoyJomes DeWeese School Superintendent Hartford Jerome Allen CoronerJ Inn oi 7uatie B Court X Unrrnns Hearer Dam February 1C May 18 August 81 November 30 t Wllllier Uoilnitobrairy May 11 w AnKUit SO November 1- 21v8 Dean Dundee February 2S Mnj 2 August 29 November 1- 8WlI Edge Fordarllle January 1C May 7 August 27 November II It Chamberlain Il daF bruary 7 May p- All nst12NOVemberT rbcrtlender Centertonn February 9 May 11 August H November I John Miles ImrkportFebruary 20 Msy S August 23 November 14 ttat or tcUce Court lh n Wedding Judge CltyAte torney S r Darnett Marshal Court cotv venes second Monday In enchmonth toli jlojo Car rlceo M E Church South Services third Sunday each month at 11 a m end 7 p mlIlId secon Sunday at 7 pm 1rayer meeting every Wednei day evening Rev J A Lexis Vaster Baptist Church Services held Saturday nigh before second Sunday Sunday and Sunday tight and fourth Sunday and Sunday night grayer meeting every Thursday evening Her A II Gardner pastor CI Church Services lint Sunday In each month at llam and 7 p mlley J D IIai ned pastor School Trustees Hartford CMCrowe J S Glenn Dudley Ford 1 E Thomas Dr E D rendloton CltyConncllJ H Williams Mayor 4 Clerk R K L Slmmerman Dr EiD 1endletonAD White Wm Fair WJIo Dean DrJW Taylor V Cscxat Oociatlvo A O U W mreta first and third Friday nights In each month Hartford Lodge No 075 Fd A Masons firt Monday night In each month Hartford Tent No W Knights ol the MaccV bees every Thursday night ItoughhiverLodgeNo110Knights oirythla meets every Tuesday night Frestou Morton Post No4OAnhold rtff ntarraeeilDps Saturday beforeflrstSunday each month TILE REPUBLICAN is prepared to do your Job Printing in a firstclass manner OpportunityWe in this locality to sell the WHEELER WILSON SewingI Machine We can offer ex ¬ ceptional induce- ments ¬ to someone who commands ai r horse and wagon and can devote his time to advancing the sales of our product Energetic men find our proposition a moneymaker cal- pableofdevelopment into a permanent and profitable business 4 WRITE AT ONC- EWheelerWilsoNMfo It 72 and 74 Wabash Ave CNICAeeA R JV
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Denmark Claim NelsonThe Danes maintain that Admiral
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Apples Cures Drunkards1Fps 10 years said a physician
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Died on Ills HorseGreenburg Ky Jan DJ IL
Coffey jailer of Green county diedhere this morning on the streetHe was sitting on his horse whenstricken with heart failure Hehad only been jailer four days atthetime of his death
LATEST FIYING KITE
Of Prof Alexander Graham Bell
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Odd Bits of InformationThe largest dryfish packinghouse
in the world is at Halifax It has45000 square feet of floor space
Paul Bowles of Boliver N Ylost his hair by fright A runawayhorse threw him into convulsionsand caused an Sllnes of several weeksduring which all his hair come out
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