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kTrrrucxiAv, per 12. nn Not Eat or Sleep Well By PERUNA I William R. rvnnr. 1011 rrk Bprtnrfltld. Ohio, wrtlaa: n4 rrt plaasuro In writing fi thanking yau "M' what Pa-' has alroadV dona for ma.

I baVn troubled with catarrh far rm, and it had afTwtad my band, rtoaa, throat and stomach, that I ould net aat ner slaso with any at-. 'Mian. tkfcaro Juat Ukan threo bottles. I -can bat moat anjrthlnf and am arratlr 1 rrllrvcd of narrouanrna, ao that whan I I lia down I aan a Imp withaut tha loast traubla. I rMtmmmd it ta all tfcoao who ara auffarara of that draad-ful diaaaaa, catarrh." Catarrh For Year Can Now Eat and Sleep To My Satisfaction 171- 'V.

Thaaa who object to liquid modi olneo aan prooure Peruna Tablet. jAKER tells of four more days U. S. FRONT: Allowed Alien Enemies I Register Their 4 To Lorraine Line Is Close to'Ger- man PositionsHand Grenades Frequent Washington, Feb. 10.

In Secre-. tary Baker's weekly review he comment! follows on the new American front In France. sector in Lorraine where our i Torces are in contact with the enemy, continued relatively active throughout the week. Artillery duels took place Intermittent but fog snd heavy rain prevented Infantry engagements. "Our sharpshooters gave good account ot themselves, keeping the nemy papapets well cleared of Germans.

"One stretch of our line is very close up to the German positions. Here bombing and frequent exclmnge of hand grenades occurred. "German airplanes made repeated attempts to push their reconnoitering sallies over our lines but were invariably met with a hot fire from our antiaircraft guns. "Our forces have shown themsel veg well fitted for their tasks in the trenches and are rapidly becoming ac-ictutomed to the routine of trench warfare. The welfare of our troop, whs thejln the trenches or in rest de-ipgtls the object of the immediate personnel concern or ail our com' Names.

Four days extension of the time in which German enemy alien must re gister thruout the country was an nounced Satureay by Attorney Gen eral Gregory. The extension changes the closing of the registers to Wed nesday, Feb. 13. No aliens were re. gistered in this county and there wi) be none so for as known.

Weather For Week. Warmer Tuesday. Slightly colder Wednesday and near seasonal tern peratures thereafter. INTERMENT TOOK PLACE HERE Remains of R. Nichols Laid to Rest In Riverside Cemetery.

R. L. Nichols, formerly of this city, died near Cobb, Caldwell county, Friday. Mr. Nichols was for everal years an employe of the Western State Hospital.

He leaves a family. The remains were brought and the interment took place in Riverside Cemetery Saturday. Mr. Nichols was a Mason and the burial was con- anandnra. Tha rattans for tho mm in Clemen in the trenches, In spite of ducUd under the auspice of the Hot.

Oe enemy's attempt to break up our klnvllI 'ode 2Takw BEN HUR'S CHARIOT RACE The care of our wounded at our Ad dressing stations as well as at Title of a Picture Just Com- ear base hospitals, is being carried on pleted by Artist J. A. with efficenf and scientific skill. Two Are Discharged Another select at Camp Taylor has been discharged from the military eervice on account of his being an alien enemy. He is Private Tony Tom-aklewicv, 13th Company, 4A Battalion 159 Depot Brigade.

Private Hilery Gregory, Company 33tth Infantry, was discharged for the convenience of the Government on account of having -dependent relatives. BEAUTIFUL LIFE COMES TO END. Death Claims Mrs. Sue Pej-ton, a Universally Loved Christian Lady. Mrs.

Sun II. Peyton, wife of Dr. Joseph P. Peyton, died at her tome on North Min street Saturday night about seven o'clock. She was 84 years old and her demise was due to infirmities incident to advanced age.

Before her marriage she was a Miss Campbell, sister of the hte Alexander Campbell, and the last member of a lirge family. The deceased was a much esteemed christian woman and leaves a host of friends. She bad been a member of the Ninth Street Presbyterian church for many years. Her husband and two children, Por ter and Miss Kate Peyton survive. The remains were hid to restin Riverside Cemetery Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Services were conducted at the grave by Rev. A. B. Anderson. ASTHMA Tnero ia no "cure but rrlirf ia otftnn brought by ARTISANS TO REGISTER As a Measure of the Council of National Defense.

Patient From Simpson. Mrs. Queen Mae Starke, of Simp son county, died at the Western State ilospital Sunday of tuberculosis, aged 47 years. She was received here only a shtirt while ago. The remains were shipped to Auburn.

Caldwell Recruit. William M. Lamb, aged twenty-one, of Otter Pond, joined the U. S. Army at the recruiting station in Paducab last week and was assigned to the coast artillery.

Record. Thre la nOra Catarrh In thla aartlnn Of tha country than all other dlaaaaea out together, aad for years It Va aup-pooad to be Incurable. Doctors preecrtbed local remedies, and by conatantly failing to euro with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Catarrh Is a local dlaaae. greatly Influenced by eonetltuUonal conditions and therefore requlrao conatltu.

tlona! treatment HaU's Catarrh Iladl. cine, manufactured by I. J. Cheney at Toledo. Ohio, la a constitutional remedy, la taken Internally and acts thru the Blood oa the Mucoue Surfaces Of the Syetem.

One Hundred Dollars reward Is offered for aar eaa tha Haifa Catarrh Medicine falls to euro. Send for circulars and testimonials. CHUllT Toledo. Ohio. Sold by Druggista.

Wo. Hall's TumUr Pills (or cooatlpaUoa. Holder. Mr. J.

A. holder, the artist who painted in the Bowles Studio the life size portraits of Dr. E. S. Stuart and his wife, for the Stuart Hospital, as well as other portraits here, is again tee prompt and in the city and has a large picture of "Ben Hur's Chariot Race" for sale.

This picture is seven by ten feet and Mr. Holder expects to exhibit it soon. considers it one of his best pieces of work. Automobile Owners. Spring is close on us and you have to secut insurance on your car or truck.

We can write your liability and property damaged insurance 40 per cent to 150 per cent lower than the average reliable companies will this class of business. Let us write your car or truck in our big old reliable casualty company. At least let us figure with you. We guaran- satisfactory adjust ments of claims. We write this class of business in adjoining counties.

Remember, we are the old reliable Fire Insurance firm. J. M. II IG GINS SON. Phone 218.

T.ie Department of Labor of the U. 3. Government at Washington, has selected the County Council of De fense to enroll all skilled workmen of almost every class in the United suites Public Service Reserve. The Reserve hi intended For all men who want to work to win tho war. For men who are not content to be bystanders, but want to play their part in saving the world from brute force.

for men who are ashamed to sit by and ree their neighbors go to the front to die if need be while they enjoy the luxuries of a peaceful home life. For men who are ready, when the call comes, to give up jobs which are not vitally important and go to work where their country needs them, but at good wages. The Reserve does not obligates man to leave home. He is not draft- uy enrolling a man name is put to record and his ntme is kept on n.e and indexed so If the government, or a government contractor, needs certain number of men for a certain class of work these men can be communicated with and offered a position. All classes are joining the Reserve; professional men, engineers, artisans.

laborers of all kinds. Men especially needed are mechanicf, artisans, skilled laborers of all kinds, men who can work with tools. There is great need for such men now. Every available man of this sort must be promptly enrolled or our country's war work will be retarded. Only men who are ready and able to respond when an opportunity for service comes should enroll.

The Reserve does not want to be swamped witlrrecords of men who do not mean business. Men of draft age are not wanted if kely to be called soon. The Reserve wants men who are ready to work for good wages when work is offered io obligation exists to respond to a can when it comes; the Reserve merely presents the opportunity, trusting 10 the Judgment and patriot ism or its members to accept. Will you enroll? If so. do it now.

t-nrollment cards can be had by s-eing J. U. Allensworth, chairman. or II. A.

Robinson, member, Council of Defense for Christian County. 600 YEARS OLD Noah Was 600 Old Before He Learned to Build the Ark. Don't follow in Noah's footsteps. Build that home and build it now. Material, in our estimation, won't get any cheaper for some years to come.

What We Were Going to Say Was that we carry in stoeat all times, the Jnrgsat stock of roofing of ny firm in Weaie-h rventucky. It is Bought Right and we are going to give our patrons that benefit of our foresight and allow them their choice of many bargains. Remember The Leak! Roof It Now. Soldier Legislator. Lieut Joseph Lazarus, of Louis ville, went to Frankfort Thursday, wf ere he was sworn in as a member of the house of representatives from thi Sixth ami Seventh wards.

Lieut, lazarus has been at Fort Funston, tut has been granted leave of absence to attend the session of the legisla ture. Young Flyer Killed. Withita Falls. Feb. 8.

Hu hert P. Game, 22 years old, of Oak land, Cat, an advanced aviation cadet was killed here to-day when his plane crumpled at an altitude of several hundred feet. I FORBES iVIFG CO, Incorporated FOR SALE-Good size farm rinest land. Convenient improve ments. HOl'LDIN TATE, Cherokee DKIg.

Phone 217. DR BEAZLEY SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat C. R. UOL'LDIN L. A.

TATE WE BUY AND SELL Real Estate We can sell your firm satisfactorily, or if you want to buy we have something to suit you. Bouldin Tate Office Cherokee Bldg. Phone 217. TjtuE are better prepared than ever to give you EXPERT SERVICE on REPAIR WORK fa R. C.

Hardwick Co. Owensboro Hopkinsville Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $180,000.00 Bank Assets Over $1,000,000.00 The Largest of Any Bank in Christian County The Long and Successful Career of This Bank Recommends As a SafelDepository. W. T. TANDY, President JNO.

B. TRIOT. Vice-Pres. IRA LfcMVTH, Cashier J. A.

BROWNING, Assl Cashier Will Pay $1.50 Per Bushel in Shuck for Sound Dry Corn THE ACME MILLS Incorporated (Kir Hi fa fa fa Percy Smithsoh Livery and Board Stable Hopkinsville, Ky. EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE iJ Phone 32. Virginia Street, Between 7th and 8th In i Let Us Do Your Job Printing Come to See Us or Phone L'sJ.