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Lai 3HC3E A J4I CANT llL WINS OANThiLLWU18OVER jOVER THOMAS PreSentCongressman Nominated in Ashland District MAJORITY ABOUT 3030 Winner Carried Six of The nEight Counties Victor 1 Opposed Tqbacco Pool Louisville Ky June 26 Advices from the Seventh district indicate a victory for Congressman Camp bell Cantrill of Georgetown by a majority of about 3000 votes for the Democratic nomination for congress defeating State Senator Claude Thomas of Bourbon coun ty Cantrill carried six out of the eight counties The majority each received by counties follows Cantrill Thomas ranklin125 Owen1 783 Scott 1854 Fayette 469 Bourbon 5 1773 Woodfordc Ji41 Henry JffiKfi Oldham 364 Total 4595 2114 Congressman Cantrill whois serving his first term is president of the Kentucky branch of the American Society of Equity He has opposed the 1910 pool of the Burley Tobacco Society 50000 ASKED Congressman Cantrill Sues JOhn NoelAlleged Libel jf MVBB a Frarkfort Ky June 24 Suit for libel and asking 50000 damages was filed here at noon today by Con pressman Campbell Cantrill against John Noel president of the Farmers Bank of Frankfortthe libel as alleged consisting in swearing in a deposition given by Noel had given Cantrill 1500 to influence the vote on the changing of the site of the new Capitol during the special legislative session of 1905 SHEEP QUARANTINED State Sanitary Board Precautionary Measures Icautionary Frankfort Ky June 23The State Livestock Sanitary Board in session here today declared a quar antine against sheep in this State with scabies the quarantine to go i into effect September 1 Livestock inspectors will be appointed for every county Returns to Bethel College The friends of Bethel College will be glad to know that after an absence of one year Prof Far I rar is to resume his place on theI I faculty Prof Farrar has a longI and honorable career as an educator and it is to be hoped that Bethel College will be able to command his services for many years yet to come He is to be dean of the Summer campaign for students All things seem to be working ogether for the good of Bethel College Russellville Democrat IlPlenty of Live Stock rl Total receipts of live stock at the Chicago market last week were 58 300 cattle 121400 hoi and 102100 sheep The weeks receipts compared with the previous week in round numbers increased 11800 cattle 23700 hogs and 30100 sheep Compared with the corresponding time last year cattle increased 20 800 hogs 20200 and sheep 40500 The average prices as compiled by the Drovers Journal were cattle 765 hogs 946 sheep 530 and lambs 750 On the corresponding tcs 1 week of last year the average prices were cattle 640 hogs 780i sheep I 575 and lambs 750 The average I prices from 1901 to 1909 were cattle 585 hogs 623 sheep 470 and lambs 6 10 Inmbs610I lambs610See Sei Dagg for contracting building and ge a al repair work of all kinds Pho 1 CERTAIN RESULTS Many a HopkiosviUe Citizen Knows How Sure They Are Nothing uncertain about the work of Doans Kidney Pills in Hopkins ville There is plenty of positive proof of this in the testimony of citizens Such evidence should convince the most skeptical doubter Read the following statement MissL A Hester 820 North Main StHopkinsville Ky says I believe there is little need of anyone suffering from backache when Doans Kidney Pills can be had The prompt relief which followed their use in my case has given me great faith in their merit In the summer of 1903 I suffered greatly from a soreness and lameness across the small of my back and other difficulties arising from weak kidneys I The contents of two boxes of Doans I Kidney Pills procured at Johnson I Cos Drug Store was all that was required to free me from the distressing pain in my back and restore I my kidneys to a normal condition I publicly recommended Doans Kidney Pills at that time and although seven years have elapsed I still hold a high opinion of them For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United StatesI StatesRemember Remember the nameDoans and takeno other LIABILITIES Of Madisonville Man Placed at 8078 William Herbert Pritchett of Madisonville Ky has fileda petition in bankruptcy in federal court He gives in his schedule that the amount of his liabilities are 8078 47 and assets of 175398 He is manager ol the Prichett Cleaning and Dyeing plant at Madisonville Pritchett claims as exempt property to the value of 720 With the exception of two creditors his debts are with Madisonville firms KENTUCKY MIDDIES Get Assignments On Virginia and Other States Baltimore Md June 21As signments from the recentlygradu ated class of midshipmen fron the Naval Academy to sea duty include Miller of Louisville to the Virginia A Parkerof Murrayto the cruiser Maryland which is now the Pacific Coast and which holds the record for high gunnery A Nicholson of Henderson te the Pennsylvania and Ware of Hadensville to the California PROPOSALS FOR FORSUPPLIES SUPPLIES Sealed proposals will be received by the Kentucky State Board of Control for Charitable Institutions at their office in Frankfort KyI until noon Saturday July 9th 1910I for an estimated supply for three months of flour meal meat groceries and all food stufffor the four charitable institutions under said Boards control The Board reserves the right to rejct any and all bids For blank proposals and specifications applv to Geo Ca wood Secretary Frankfort Ky Albert Scott President ONE CROPPER CROPPERKILLS KILLS ANOTHER Harper Shot to Death By Frank Gray Near Russellville Ky Russellville Ky June 25A fatal shooting occurred about three miles from town this morning at 6 ociock Frank Gray shot Harper twice in the stomach with a pistol Harper dyhip four hours later It is alleged that Harper made Insulting remarks concerning Grays childrenand when Gray approached him about it Harper did not deny it whereupon the shooting occurred Grays father linlaw was the only eye witness Both men are croppers on Ike Duo cans farm Two deputies are after Gray but have failed to land him jarpqr came here from Michigan I just a short time ago ORCHARD BLIGHT Governmeit Tells How to Save His Fruit Trees Many orchards are suffering by blight of the apple and pear trees One farmer who has a large or I chard which the blight is ravaging recently wrote to Prof Watts pathologist in charge at Washington sending specimens of diseased apple twigs asking what the disease so prevalent and seemingly so disastrous to the pear and apple crop was and the following reply was received The disease is pear blight of the apple and as the specimens originated in the blossoms it is a form known as blossom blight This is the same disease that occurs in pears quinces and other pomaceous fruits Pear blight is controllable by the cutting out method alone During dry weather in July and August the trees should be gone over and the blighted twigs cut out making the cut well below the disease on the healthy wood The trees should be examined at the ground line for any blighted areas In doing the cutting the surfaces I and implements should be disinfected with corrosive sublimate one part to 100th of water You can buy tablets of same at drug stores suitable for making this solution should be applied by saturating with I a sponge or piece of cloth and wipe off the surfaces and tools with game MURDERERS HANGED I Two Men Go to The Gallows Together i Norristown Pa June 23 Nick Marenge and Frank Chicarene were gallows lows for themurder in August 1909 of George A Johnson an aged cobbler whom they attacked for money i he was supposed to have hidden in his shop John Ballon who also was to have 1 been hanged today for participation in the crime was granted a respite by Gov Stuart until October in order that his case might be passed upon by the State Supreme Court I The action of the Governor was not told to the other condemned men and not until the march to the gallows did they know that Ballon was not to share their fate OffuttWadlington Mr Robert Lee Offutt of Louisville and Miss Lurline Longsley Wadlington of Gracey will be married tomorrow at the home ot the brides parents Mr and Mrs William Tandy Wadlington The wedding will take place at ten oclock Miss Wadlington is one of Trigg countys most beautiful young ladies The kind your Grandfather used and he was of rare judgment Profit by his experience and use Old 1 Harper whiskey Sold by LONG Hopkinsville Ky III NEW DEPOT At Gracey Will Soon be Under Roof Charles Wadlington the popular I Agent at Gracey is about to be made happy for the first time in two years The new depot is near ing completion and the agent will I soon vacate the box car that has I served as a depot since the nightriders burned the old one in I July 1908 Mr Wadlington had just had it enlarged and made to I suit him when the outlaws destroyed it The new one will be 150 feet long by 20 feet wide and will be very conveniently arranged a decid ted improvement over the one burn ledE A Delightful Trip Prof and Mrs Brownell will take a party of young people to Lake Chautauqua leaving July 7 for a I three weeks visit They will furnish proper chaperonage and Prof Brownell will attend to all business i matters For prices and particulars see Prof Brownell at Bethel Female College Home phone 1188 Cumberland 946 Hardware Business for Sale Will sell my stock of Hardware I and building at Lafayette Ky at a 1 bargain or will sell stock and rent building as praferred Apply to Keatts Elkton Ky or Ed Weathers Lafayette Ky LEFT FORTUNE Australian Cattle King jJ quelfths 7000000 to Gkl Spokane Wash June 25Mrd Dolly Baker of Coeur DAlene City Idaho ia said to beiieireaa to7dfl 000 Twenty yeara ago she said good bye to her girlhood sweetheart Arthur Travers in Montana and ft0P journeyed to Australia The i grew tired of waiting and mam Ju i re Grout later divorce him and marrying Baker Now cornea word that Travers became cattle king in Australia cleared c1 7000000 and died leaving all Mrs Baker Attorney Film ha3 gone to Australia carryfljg proofs of Mrs Baker3 identity ty claim the fortune for her I This is the season for deatructkitt of property from tornadoes awR lightning We write fire and tort do insurance on city and farm property in the oldest and strongest fire insurance companies Be safe Ca for phone No 395 office 644 resident and we will do the rest WALLACE Rooms For Rent Two nice front rooms with am modern improvements including bath Mrs Allice Hill 408 South Main St Home Phone 1037 1 r4S 4A 4 1 NOW IS THE TIME I fjf i To wSi iSQ wniif i i ifC HVitn5tfiii i 1U Make Your Dollars Expand i You owe it to yourself to profit by an opportunity so rare as this i We Will Begin June 30th to Close Out Our Entire 1fiy1 Stock to Quit Business fiy1 i Everything Goes Nothing Reserved mm It is to our interest to turn them into CASH and you can save from 25 to 35 per cent on every dollar you buy from us Would it not be wise to buy your fall shoes now Below we quote you youS a few items to show you what you can save SMens Patent Leather Shoes worth 6 50 for 450 Stetson Patent Leather Shoes worth 600 for 450 French Patent Leather Shoes worth 500 for 375 All Patent Leather Shoes worth 400lfdr 300 All Patent Leather Shoes worth 300 for 225 Boys All Boys Shues worth 350 for 00 250 All Boys Shoes worth 300 for 225 All Boys Shoes worth 200 for 150 Same Cut on Gunmetal and Vicis Ladies All Ladies Patent Leather Shoes worth 500 for 325 325f All Ladies Patent Leather Shoes worth 400 for 290 All Ladies Patent Leather Shoes worth 350 for265 All Ladies Patent Leather Shoes worth 300 for 225 Same Discount Applies on Vicis VicisS Misses Shoes and Pumps All 300 values for 2CO All 2 50 values for 185 All 200 values for 150 All 150 values for 115 YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS THIS i 1 Begins June 30 Ends July 31f 5 STRICTLY CASH NOTHING SENT ON APPROVAL i Warfield West Shoe Co i ri i i Incorporated anrmmdcdasw6aa vtiac waaawacsws va a wv 1.