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Springfield Sun.: n. Wednesday, December 14, 1904.

Springfield Sun.: n. Wednesday, December 14, 1904. Springfield Sun. 300dpi TIFF G4 page images J. Rogers Gore, Springfield, KY 1904 spr1904121401 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Springfield Sun.: n. Wednesday, December 14, 1904. Springfield Sun. J. Rogers Gore, Springfield, KY 1904 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. J ti 1 L i 1S i 0 I i 1i SIperYr- J I w y 7 a J KY 14 j H H L LRUe Boys and little Girls Make Their Wants Known the of The Claus Has a t Word to SaYto T em Ky Dec HDear San ia Claus I am a little baby boy near fouryears old I would like for you to bring me a red wagon and a rocking chair anda little pony and some lines and a whip Bring Ray one too for Iie will want mine and he cant have itta Your friend Little Bishop Lynch Dear Santa ClauS As Christmas is t r will write and tell you what I want I want a wagon a book candy nuts oranges shooting crack ers Roman candles Welll that is all Goodbye StewazttGreena Old- S nta Claus I would like very much for you to bring mesa stove to cook on and a set of dishes and a great big doll and a pretty picture to hang on the wall and a sofa and some candy Now thats all I want hut dont forget Sue Willa McElroy Springfield Ky Dec 10Dear Old Santa Claus Iam little but please bring me a gun just like a rough rider t5esbu aint named Teddy and r the following articles Bananas pea1- nuts candy English walnuts fire crackers Roman candles pistol and caps Thats all this time so byeiye Santa until Christmas Dont forget to bring th e things to Willie Ray oran jr DearSanta Claus I ama little girl four years old and as Christmas is coin- ing4 and there are S many nice things would JovetQ haveiibQt mother says t fn use mention a all bii please dont forget to send me a nice big doll and my dear little lister Be am your Edith Elizabeth Bos well Dear Santa ClaUS J will write a letter I want a train that will ty itself and a magic lantern and an air gun and some BB shpt and a whole lot of candy and a pair of gloves an sOme oranges bananas grapes and nuts and that is all I want for mas Rupert M Allen Ky My Dear Santa Glaus Bring me a great big doll that opens its eyes arid sbuts its eyes a tricycle a Billy goat and a orange in the toe of Elizabeth t Springfield Ky Dec SDear Santa Claus Do please bring me a big doll doll a set of furs a muff build ing blocks stove and a mule that kicks and a monkey that climbs a string and dont forget little Charles he wants a dollf too and an automobile wagon fire and a ball and don t forget our candies nuts oranges r a- y f tr- i y f k I iJ4 a tit r rf pri g Ibn r 1 DEVOTED TO THE OF COUNTY i 0 YILVMEI WEDNESDAY DECEMBER Letters toSaiita 1aus iar Through Columns Springfield drawinpnear Springfield KDee12rDear Dutsandoranges I raisinsI I snewilllcry Springfield Mamaw- stocking DenisojrJcElroy jalarmrockinghorse kA Hr jt tiINTERESTS WASHINGTON lf SPRINGFIELD Sun4Santa l inns and rapes and brijig Jack arbour some shooting crackers a pisj b il anda wagon for I play with him 1w dont forget us for we are all gLed children Your little girl Corinne Mclntire SpringfieldKYDear Old Santa I am a little girl just three years old and would like to remind you not to passe by I would be very much1 pleased with a dolly a gocart for itanda nice little rocking chair and anything e e you rpay wish to bring J also hive a little sister who hasnt any topfies SB just bring her a little gum Your little friend IEmmaSpalding Pri 8fi e a Ky Dec llGpod Old Santa Please tiring me a sled Noah Ark set of furs and a piano a little house a stove tQ make a sure enough fir i so I can cook Please dont forget little Brother and Olivia and Grajidma From agood little girl Eleanor Clements ppringfiefd Ky Dec li DearSan houseIgl es a table and chairs and dishes candy nuts and oranges Dont forget Sit Yand little Brother tlusis hisfirst Christmas He has five toofies Bring him a gun jdolrahdsome candy J Your little girl 4 Oltvia Clements y orI Santa iCiaus lEarn going to be a dboy so bringe a velocipede blocks tools and lots of good things brpgJlerawants to sit in mine Dont forget my China Donald Allin Campbell 1t Springfield Ky OLD SANTA Cuius On next Saturday afternoon between the hoursof 3 ana5 oclock I want the children to willrunbe m the show at Hertleins conectionar and Bakery fIERTLEINd arold gSsled a fc tb all a little stable wagbn and rbatifnBobbie Shultz 5Mar Children You must mailiyour letters tome so that I qan get them by- Saturday morning of each week That is the only day in the week I haveo goIto the office Make your letters shortf telling me what you want and I will bring it to you if I have it Do not jask for too much as you knqWJthat Lhaye tlousandsand thousands of lit tIe oys and girls to give to- Very truly Old Santa Millinery At CostV I ft E JI r- f Y tL V iofsthe latest stylHats which W r are to close out accost Ladieswill do well to see us pefore buying i j PUR1HPSE J WILL BEOPEM UNTIL V JANUARY t f aJi r r ITJ THE KNOTT CO UIEIS SIIIFIELlSKY c i i + t + +J At and l GoodsZJH Below Cost mean am to make a profit t I am going to sell some of them at just what they cost and many articles will be soldil at less than they cost one W tr f r IT IS A MAKEROOM SALE H- s+ 1MusjHaye Mo e 1op Room for Othe- rS Goods t op 0 CJHAYDON SPRINGFIELD at+ i LIKES PEOPLE Town and Sun Does M F Hetheringtbn Formerly of Lebanon Now of Miami Fla Miami Fla Dec 4 1904 Dear Friend Gore I have jtoday re ceived the initial number of your paper which you so kindly sent me and I have examined it with much apprecia tion and interest I cans y truthfully say and without flattery that I have seldom if ever seen as handsomer coun try or one more nearly approaching an ideal weekly inj every respect In typography in makeup in extent variety and quality of matter it is a paper which arty resident of Springfield might exhibit as a fitting reflex of the progressiveness and public spirit of that good little city t For severalreasons I am glad that you have selected Springfield as your field of endeavor In the first place I regard it as one Cthe best small towns in the State and I have always thought it would be a pleasant place to live I believe the people are the kind who willappreciate a good newspaperand Iam confident you will make amarked success of your venture frienda Prize Questions The Sun is going tagain give two prizeJf correct answers to the following questions To the sending in the first correct answerwe will give a nioe book and for the second correct answer a pretty picture PRIZEWINNERS Tilda Bostfell Springfield Book Julia Leachman Springfield R F iD No 3 Picture r rIMany letters were received from all sections ofthe county and nearly all answers were correct The above persons are entitled to the prizes this week their letters haVing been the first two correct answers drawn from the box in which the letters were shuf lei 1 Who says I want the ladies to smoke j 2 How many advertisers in this issue 3 Who says Springfield and Wash ington county people are the best on earth 1 4 Where can you buy Talcum Powder at 25c per pound f ShirtIL 6 Where can you buy Florida or anges Jumbo size 7 According iooneof our advertisers what does Bstand for 8 Who tells you it does not cost anything to look 9 By whom are hides wanted 10 Who is sellingbhristmas goods at and below lcbstj andlwhat does he offerfor sale 1 11 What is it a merchant wants you to tell your parents 12 Whose house will be open till January H 3 Who wants you to get his prices on stick candy 14 Who tells you to pay them a visitthe visit Win pay you UiriMM aetlool 4r beiiff 1fI if i i Some of the Articles I Toilet Sets Manicure Sets Vases China A lot oft beasutiful Pictures Books of every description j Any of these will make excellent presentsi KY soldiat huc prices from now until the first of he season IS what merchants say its a ter of businessJrV tI All answers o the above questions willibe found ii this issue of The Sun When they are received at this office they will be pirated in a box and the first two correct answers drawn from the Box will be entitledto the prizes Answers muit be enclosed in sealed envelope and ddressed to The Prize Editor Sun Springfield Ky None will be received after the noon mail Tues 1ariIri4 THREW ROCKS Into Train at ebanpn and Seriously Hurt Pass nger Guilty Parties- Apprehended Marion Falconr As the C 0 train waS leaving Lebanon for reensburg at its regular time Wednes lay night it was attacked bv a shower of ocks at the Market street crossi ig qn the branch Several windows were broken and Mr James H Ramsey of the Department of Justice t Washington City who was a pssdnger on the train was struck in theright temple by one of the stones and was seriously injured He was kno ked unconscious and his wound was d essed by a physician but hens able to resume his trip Detec tive Chappe bf the L N was on the trainandlhe and Mr Ed C Thom p son once gan the work of finding the guilty parties which resulted in landing them in jail before noon with a charge felony registered against them The were four negro boys ranging lin ige from 14 to 16 years Their names were Allen Lamb James and Walter Smith antjRich Pruitt A few months ago this ame thing occurred to that train under t similar circum investigationfailed When you want a nicesuit of Trousersturnman to seer Satisfaction guar anteed MARKS GREEN roPurchase Timber On 600 Acres of Land Near Clermont Bullit County i The local lumber firm of Marks Green recently bought for cash the timber bn 60 acres of land known as the Magruder tract near Clermont in Bullit county and w llmove then mills to it at once This is the largest tract of timber in Bullit county and consists oak poplar hick dry beech pine and other hardwood timber runs from one to three miles from railroad and is well located The firm will work a large force getting out thelogs and in oper ating the mills Awarded the Prize Mr Edwin Carlisl Litsey of Leba non author of Abner DnielsL ye Storyetc was recently awarded 500 by the Black Cat Magazine one third of aS1500 prize offered by the magazine or the best story Two other competitors came in for 500 each MrHErtt ey besides being one of the most successful story writers in the South is a poet whose verses are ap predated by a large circle of readers Death of Mrs Polly Peter Mrs Polly Peter died at the home of her son Mr Sam Peter near Bards town Saturday of general debility Mrs Peter was a resident of this coun ty for many years she having lived at Mackville until about three years ago when she went to the home of her sort in Nelson county Deceased was 87 years of age and was one of the best known women in this County She was a consistent member of the Mackville manyIvices were held at Mackville Sunday after which interment took place in the Peter cemetery at that place friends in the county extend sympathy to the bereaved relatives j ii NN j i 4ll t 1904 r house riiear r Many ft tid Dont Walt Till ifct I 6rY t Day lifer Christ I mas luy Niw r- y Miss Youngs Death r Miss Marie Young died at the of her father three miles east ofiMonday night of throat trouble ing been ill for quite a while of ease i Miss Young was 26 years- and was a most estimable youflg She was the daughter of Ife B Young one of the prosperous far sof the dountyr and was a devout mem ber of the Catholic church from wIchurch funeral services will ottmorning at 10 oclock funep by ReyFather Henneeey a father three deIcharacter en dearedherwtoa large circle of TJrwhtt relatives are grieved Her Christian character was a beautiful one an examble for them to follow To the bepMured fan y the Sun extends sympathyr LAROEQrDlSPLAY I The Merchants oft SprigieidHrt Iand Handsome Dispfays ef Coons Everybody in Washington cjooBty should come to Springfield betty MW and Christmas to see theorxiere iirplay of holiday goods The mirclMi t have bought heavily of ChriibBMi t goods and it only requires a glaaite tee discover thatthey have made eMiil selections The show yiaims handsomely decorated sowing tt goods in a manner whidSi Will ea the e enof every one who Right here in Springfield yoie cR present suitable for any one and koo at a price which will not coF swutheajjfinust Upon you with as much hatred spendthrift looks UJn thirty crt you want to give yqur Nother ent and of course doyou hundreds of suitabligifts ia tS here You can also find them father for your friend oe The lines are ctjmpkte is spect As to toy the hundreds All roads i Springfield during the hblldh + 0 1 1J Christmas 1 I have full lineof Candies Nuts Oranges Bananas and all kinds pf Fruits for the Holidaysj1 4 t Get My f rices on Stick Can lyff lT IRVIN McELROY r Springfield kenta f s sY t t i 17 i aIe2IiiAnd you may depend upon it turning cold Of course you will need fires and you will want ACOALMPi i That will bum burn to ashes Our coal means the highest quality Coal for the furnace Goal for t e grate Coal for the stove The mbstr important thing to remember is that OUR COAL BURNS 1jelepbpneus tand your order will be quickly fin dsThe Farmer r Will find our line of Buggies Harness t arminImplement etq complete Old Hickory Studebaker and Champion Farm Wagons are the best They have stood the s test of timed they have been found not wanting in strength WANTED by every experienced farmer arid andtdUibilityqut We handle the Ohio Feed Cutters the best in Ihe world An abundance of feed stuff always on handtGive iis an order for your Salt and Dime The best at the LOWEST PRICES Winter Lap Robes j 15Q to 600 Cleaver Horse Blankets 125 to 350 1IIf you neeed fencing buy that which his been proven the best The Page and ElwMd Field lnolcti The ifegan 6asoti t Engine Is noted for its simplicityand stt ngtJut It keeps arunnih This can not be of Most 6fjthem often refuse to 4butIgeand that too jat a timewhen budging is very necessary Buy the Hagan and you will saveR sorry and Wickedness We pay cash for Hides and Furs J McClure Wells sprffllldjKY r rrl REDUCTION s Representation filmed Bill Presented By Platt of New York t Washington Dec 7Mr Platt New York created something of a Iti Introducing a bill providing for s i uction of the congressional r pre Kation of the Southern States on the ground that many of the cititens of those Staten are deprived x f their right to vote if enacted in its Gfin Congress by nineteen accoriiingto the estimate that has been made by the t Republican Club wkich originated it MU and a statement issued by Senator were referred to the Committee on the census The bill provides for the reduction of representation in the House of Repre sentatives as follows Alabama from 9 to 7 Arkansas 7 to S Florida 3 to 2 Georgia 11 tb 8 6Iff North Carolina 10 to 8 South Carolina 7 to 5 Tennessee 10oto 9 Texas 16 to 15 Virginia 10 to 8 anjportionment of representatives in igres5 among the several States nn e twelfth census by addingnew onsfirst is a preamble as follows etkra 6 Whereas The Constitu tion of the United States prescribes in Article 14 Section 2 that when th0 right to vote at any election specified in said article jis denied to arUrof the iqale inhabitants of such States or in any wky abridges except forparticipa ton iri rebelliqn or other crime the basis of representation therein shall be reduced in the proportion which the number of such male citizens shall bear to the whole number of male citizens twentyone Years of age in such State j and further prescribes in Article 15 thate right of citizens of the United State t0 vote shall not be denied car YStatevibus Condition of servitude and Whereas The Congress is satisfied that the right of male inhabitants pf certain States being twentyone years off age and citizens of the United SLt9s to voteat some of said specified elec tions since the passage ofthe acthgrem amended has in fact been denied or in some way abridged for causes not permitted by the Constitution of the Unit ed States and that the representation of the States hereinafter specified ConstitutionH04to Make Candled laeapple Pee the pineapple take out ttfe e slice thin Welch and boil until 1and Ihn sirup made ot halt the e fruit In grunulftd ii ar and Just enough water to moisten this slightlThe juice from the fruit will any liquid that might be- lackirjg When clear remove with a fork 4nd lay on platters set in the sun to dry i Reliable Barn Door Hangers eertf Something that a farmer can not afford too do wtthputThey are strong and slide easily they are the bclst x rJac4ofAllTrades I Fairbanks Gasoline Engines have the strength of three horses and do tlieirwork well Hookj it to your cutting box and it Will cutt e feed rW0 are the county Agents for the J1 Osgo id Farm Scale can sell this youlante3 that bone are better ti Haydon Barber Springfield Kentucky V l fO t z t t The Calendar Washington Star A little bit of sunshine A little bit Of snow A leavesYhereA And a little bit of day A smile and then a sigh For little pleasures passed away A little bit of folly And 3 little bit of sense 4 f savingArid rA i tle bit f sorrow Arid a little bit of cheer A little bit of waiting And weve rounded out the year SANITATIO In Barber ShopsEvery Customer Should Have His Own Mug While much of the popular apprehen sion retarding the ubiquity of the niicrojbe Is not JugtiftCTby fact there Is one place east In which the London Lancet points out eternal vigi lance Is the price of safety That place is the barber shop The hands of the barberzand the utensils which he employs necessarily come Into very Intimate cofltact with the scalps and faces of the persons upon whom he operates and Should the germs of disease beu present It Is evident that the danger of their triins mission Is very great Indeed Nothing is harder to disinfect than a hairbrush At present few dermatologists doubt the bacterial t origin of scalp diseases and their prevalence the Lancet believes may be traced directly tq infected brushes In barber shops The Lancet notes that although noth ing has been done by any public au thprity In Great Britain to regulate the barbers trade the state of New York has attempted with considerable sue cess to render the tonsorial parlor more sanitary and makes these suggestions- If every customer could have his own brushes his own razors his own towels and hisi own there could be no In fectIonfromcm customer to another and the only danger to be avoided would be the transference of disease from the barber himself This exclusive use of the Instruments employed is almost a counsel of perfection and Is rarely attainable but much less will serve to minimize the risk In the flrst place It is essential that the hands at leastot the hairdresser should be free from disease Between every two customers the hairdresser should wash his hands and thus remove much of the risk of carrying infection Fresh towels for each patron and the careful disinfection between customers of razors and other paraphernalia ore equally Important with cleanliness In the person and garments of the barber himselftThe head during the operation of shaving may be rested upon a clean piece of paper If the cost of towels Is objected to Brushes areas the Lan cet confesses difficult tot disinfect but they may be made comparatively in nocuous by ordinary washing In soap and water while the use of formalin should effectually destroy the hardiest g rm Razors may be thoroughly cleansed by boiling The contention that this process injures the edge is denied by so high an authority as the hygienic council of the Seine Combs which should be of metal l and scissors may be easily disinfected In boiling water In conclusion the Lancet says The use of a stick of alum should be prohibited for it certainly Becomes stain ed wIth blood and may easily spread dis ease Powder puffs should be replaced by pieces of cotton wool which can be burn ed after use Lastly we put a most Im portant regulation no one suffering from any obvious disease of the scalp or face should be served In a pybllo hairdressers shop The Opium Curse In his recent speech upon the blessings of arbitration the British premier placed a scathing anathema upon war and the breeders of war because of the anyIcountry which engages In It4For hh strong words the nations can but be grateful and he need not feel commit rrIever to watch thb course of England under Lord Lansdbwner8 regime with respect to the opium curse which his country forced upon China Wilt n ecn- tury agdand stl 1mnlntahiRqmcb to her disgrace If the International reform bureau line Its way England wjtll soon be culled upon to abrogate tBe treaty of 1842 by means of which abolished the opium prohibition lafya of China This treaty was put through by British bayonets but it is extreme iy unlikely that the Chinese who groVin under it trill resort to the bayonet to get redress The alternative for EI land In this case will not bq arf1 will be the loss of pounds sterling How tol Hake Cranberry Jelly Wash i 4nart of crattlberrie4 drain thorn hntljUt ihoii Into u double boll r while they are still wet over closely and cook until the berries fire broken to pieces Turn Into a jell h and as soon as the rultlHcool enoiigh to be touched squeeze hard to extRict nil the juice To a pint of this juIce add two cups of granulated sugar lleturii to the fire boll up just once then pour into a mold wet with cold water The Sun one year one dollar i L STA E MELD UP Imitation Bane its Got a Bad Scare In Cal orado WbreNot Expecting Real Bullets Tile enterprise of two showmen whot had nmuigcd an Imitation stagecoach holdup in Hear greek canyon for a Cobratioto have tro iDlesouie consequences llUncle Sam c in learn all he would like to know abo It the matter The affair was nothing if not realistic so much sq that one f the showiiien was shot through the arm by a passenger on the regtilatic n stagecoach which drove up while the imitation light was at Its thingWhereedmost grI voiisly is in the using of two regulat 01 mail pouches Uy the bandits and their friends The use or even the possession of these pouches by persons ho are not under bond to the department Is a misdemeanor find the postal authorjtles here are anxious to trace the source through which they Were obtain EL H Buck waiter of Denver and W N Selig of Chicago are the men who hit on the deu of showing the effete east and tie rest of the world just what a hbltlup really is like in the wool ly west nursing a wounded arm in the gallantry of the guard tOktnotngersof the regulation coach by a bullet from a little 22 ca says his chief feel Ing now Is one of disgust at finding the west has d upped to use such arms There ar many who really fire sorry for Buckw titer and his partner The whole thing was so beautifully ar ranged a farrow ttifc road an- a lonely defile the sudden roar of a cannonade that Woke evrv echo along the rocky canyons side yells and howls and the shrieking of women a little boy shot down ag be tried to es cape from the bloodthirsty black mask ed bandit the trembling conductor handing down two mall pouches with the seals and plain stencil marks of Uncle Saii turned squarely toward the camera and then the sudden and unre hearsed appearance on the scene of the real stage each and a rattle of revolv ers from which the bullets however gmnll most certainly lad not been drawn it was enough tb unsettle even a showman k Frederick C Alkens of Philadelphia was on the real coach and fired the shot which hit Sellg He says the showmen were taking an almost criminal risk Iii arranging such an affair on the difficult mountain roads where the a team might mean the frlJhtenlntot coach load over the r 1jFIVE OF THE MAJ5KID MEN RAN TOWAIlp US edge of precipice Tile team In this Instance eems to have behaved Well but Aiker s n wits that he and his fel low pass ngers had the worst scare they have known1 many a day ow e wre bowling along a narrow part of ti ie rondo he says when we saw four or live tn iked men ahead of us Our first thought was that we were to e held up and the coach stop lied Jse it minute there was a burst thescreaheard pi ilnly above the shoUts and curses of the robbers and though we then real zed It Was another stage that was help held up our position seemed none the less dangerous We did not know wijnt to do We saw a little loy shot r lown as he tried to run away gelyMrlpplngthe wom n on the other s ngeTllel1 of thi m turned and run toward Us Land we opened fire They jumped presentlySirflag of tri and told us It was a may ing picture affair We are tn bit sorry we shot though I am awfully glad we aid no mure dnmrtce An attept was made to wreck the fast exprc ss train on the Baltimore and Ohio rain ad at Connellsville Md t r 7ountyKentUcJty and relatr es fear shewas murdered Suhscrilja for TiieSun 1 a rearJ wt rliT s jr I 1 IIII JAS IFORI A Few Sample Prices Solid Gold Scarf PJns175to 3 5Watche2oChains I Jewelry Repairing done at the most reasonable Prices Store x opposite court house adjoining clerks office JASl r6RAVESSprmgflel 1Ky I That LeftOver Turkey After yourChristmas dinner you will probably find that you have a goodly portion of turkey left This has happened a great many times before and as a result many ways Lave been devised for preparing these left over scraps of turkey meat This does not mean the large white slices of the breast for this I ortlon1qt the meat can be simply arranged on a platter and eaten us it is A salad of Ihe white meat of turkey Is as good as if hot better than chicken salad saysthe Buffalo Times Take one cup of turkey meat rather coarsely chopped one cup of celery also rather coarsely chopped and the whites of three hard boiled eggs also chopped Put the yolks of the hard boiled eggs into a bowl and mash and then pour over them three tablespoonfuls of melted butter or pure olive oil into this one of mustard with a dash of red pepper then thin with half a cup of good vinegar t Another to use the white meat of turkey Is to chop it fine then put a spoonful of cranberry sauce that has been run through a colander In the bottom of a mold or small bowl on this a layer off chopped turkey then a layer of cranberry and so on till the mold Is full Press hard and put m a cold place till ready for use then turnout on a platter Turkey croquettes are also excellent Take one cup of turkey meat chopped fine onecupot breadcrumbs one spoonful of butter and two of cream season wltL salt and pepper mold into little fancy shaped cakes and fry i Turkey patties are made exactly as are chicken patties To one cup of turkey take one cup of turkey gravy- or one cup of water made rich by a generous lump of butter seaSon and thicken with a little flour pour Into pastry shells and bakeIn a quick oven Will Wed On the 20th Kentucky Standard 1 The approaching Wedding of Miss SudieNantz of Bloomfield and Mr N GJ Wootterr of Bardstown is an nouncqd t The will take place at the Louisville Hotel Louisville Tuesday December 20 Has Come to Stay Glasgow Timers Nothing is clearer from the report of the pstnaster gen ta ban that rural free delivery isa permanent addition to the postal system There are now in operation 28073 of these routes Two thousand more are Its My I To Buyi PromI Them I to be established out of the appropria tion now available making 30073 routes establisKidiby 1905 the operating cost being 213 0000 for the twelvemonths It is estimated that 3000000 per year departl livery department as fast as called for by the public hev fishermen were drowned off Northcumberland whiletrying to save wrecked ship Iloeoeoeoeneneneneoenenenen 0- t the Place To Jtrt- L0 tc e- O 0 Your Candies Cakes Nutsf e Oranges 4 Bananas is n i where you can get the i t freshest and best i0 0 0 HERTLEINS 1 IS THE PUCE rt ne The very best Fresh allowtrQto I 0J sell it toq rapidly a YQU TNT i- e fF- rF 0e 0e 0e n n 1- cr i Of Curse YeuWat tie n ar1 rIthe week but ever day t Conrad Herflein i0 Springfield Ky a no a aeOe e eOeuiaeoen ee eo r ft Dqll l SeH Shoes I t Business Keep- You r a esLi1 I Fix Em I have opened a shoe shopiin the basement of the Masonic Temple All kinds of repairing done at the most reasonable prices It is not grammatical t to say iHaveSawtt Unless you have one that needs sharpening Then bring it to me Let me repair your sewing machine and your umbrella i I GeOi B Taylor n t t wa ks t jj y i ICilQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Q 3- t There Is Going to Bt r r 1 rA HangingIt sooni j Fill them with j IljFresh Candies j i IIiananasal1 Them ofoZ HM Q9NAN I a 0f 0Then top it off with a toy 4nd watch the heap maign face of the little one I Kvill jcary a full line of tpys 0 A Fresh line of Canned jGoods always in stock l tf t 0 tf Ir jj IGROCERIES f 0 01 s Oj 0e 01iSalmon sold for lOc no w 3 for 25cI Salmon sold for SOc hqw for loo 7 Peas sold for 15c now r for 25c Ia0 Pgold for 13c noy2 fprr20c t Mushrunes sold for 25c now for 20c a nFrenchPeas sold for 25c now for 20c 0 Asparagus sold for 25ct now for 20c Heinz Baked Beans sold for 15c now 210r25c Corn sold for lOc now 3 for 25c I Peaches sold for 25c now for 20c t n Peaches sold for 20c liow 2 for 30c a n Pickles sold for 25c now for 20c o Pickles sold for 15c rtoyw 2 for 25c t Pickles sold for lOc now 3 for 25c Mustard sold for lOc now 3 for 25c Salad Dressing sold for lOc now 3 for 25c i Tomato Musterd sold for lOc now 3 for25r 0 Olives sold for 10c now 3 for 25c Tomatto Ketchup sold for The now 2 for 25c pf India Rilish sold for Ipc now 2 for 25c f Q- j f Reduced prices in Chinaware Tinware and Granite are 1 i v L MJOMAHjJr SpringfitldjKy 0IQoo iiiioaaoioso Oob ooQnoooo Coming Appreciated I Anderson News The first issue of The Springfield Suh which has reached our table isa 9a in every respect Printed on good pa per filled to the brim with nev items and bearing eviderice of g6 sI proofreading it easily ranks with t very best county papers in the Stat while its will fi led advertising columi show that its coming is appreciatedr the enterprising citizens gressive little city J Rogers Gore ik editor of the paper and his first issue proves him a newspaper man to tii core We doff our hat both to Bio Gore and to his paper J 4 t Hunting in thealfeyO a Anderson News Judg0 George Dennybi Lexington came aver Monday afternoon and in company with Postmaster George W Hutch sonf andS H Hayden of thi city left Tuesday morning for a hunt in the Chills and valleys of Washington county Judge Denny will be an appli cant for appointment as CollecfOrof Internal Revenue to succeed Hon Sam DistrictIVaShington count ia county of valleys results of thelhilli in Ander son and we trust the gentlemen will find hunting good in the fertile bottoms of Washington If Y itr Camel Wants to Drink oJ riiR Sid j straIA Washington County Town Covering an Immense Area The t r Usual Love Stor v Perhaps there bre few people in Washington county who know that an English syndicate 107 years ago mad preparations to build a largfe city in the county In fact the city wa laid of in lots streets etc reserving space for whichfeveryithe building of the citydIt was to be City of Lysra andasiocatednear the town of N timJatwentyfive Stocks with eight lots the lock The City of Lystra was to hay been built along te west side of the Rolling Forkriver which during these early days was theuqeadof navigatiori It was the intention of the promoters of the en pointitheydreamedof the world the products of an immense scope of country inthe South The fiat boats were to go over the Jloll ing Fork to Salt river thence to the Ohio and on to the Mississippi bearing gram tobacco and furs to New Orleans from which market they wcr to go r into the cargps andsent to the worlds across seas- Evidently the members of the syndicate expected to see toe City of Lystra grow into one of mammoth size as they purchased atract of land consisting of 15000 a resThis is shown in havtingiland was sold by Cullen Barrell Senante and Henry Pickett all o London England to John Walker FarmerIto deed book Farmer appears to have failed to sign Lots lathe bjjty of Lystra according to some old records sdld for good round figures many o f them beingi bought by business men in London England It eems that these lots were placed 6h sale in quite a lumber of to sand cities throughout the coun try One lady in Virginia a Mrs Wade bought a lot in the City of Lys CnlyeXiste41upt a town of unusual size where she could livein peace and find protection against the savages but upon arriving there she found itoa vast wilderness with the exception of the trails which were to have been the streets of the city Upon finding matters in this Mate she came on to Springfield where she con cluded to remain and this she old hav ingJJjed in Springfield nearliL one hu drffYearsag f thesstreams of water in this par of the theynare now lit really appears that all of the streams in this part of Kentucky were considered navigable at that time It Is a fact that many flat boats were loaded arid launched near Maud in this county and landedat NeW Orleans There is still a small part of an old warehouse iat Fredericksburg where boats were loadedfor the South About thirty years ago an old lady said as she drove out of Springfield for the last time that she remnbered when her brother William AlcKay started a flat boat on the branch in Springfield where the depot now stands and carried a load of bacon lto New Orleans v Those who were behind the project tQ build a great city upon the banks of the Rolling Fork were honest in their theselotsleading or defrauding the people However the have been more clearly explained but the promoters doubtless felt that this might retard the lprogress of matters Itis said that quite a number of people lo cated in the City of Lystra but after a strained effort to build it up arid make t a great shipping point deserted it radition tells a story about two faipi Jies who persistently refused to desert their belongings in the City of Lys itraand continued to reside there for quite awhile after the other irihabi tams had mpvetl It is said that a man named Sarid ekes together with sfamily of of wife two daughters andn son and a man named Sanders with a family of one son and a daughter were the lone residents of tHe city after it was deserted by the settlers One pf the settlers a young man named Pierce who was in love with one of the San dykes girls after an absence of about two years went back to the City of Lys QIhomedisappeared pier eit sa h the forest idI JookinrJfbrr had changed locations He would not give th huntjup until one day he found hugewhich he claims to have recog nix ed as that of one of the Sanders men This it is said convinced him- thatalt had been slain and he went back to hiss home in Ohioa brokenhearted man But the story goes young Pierct1vas very much mistaken t th ese families having been mur ered A great many years afterwards he was in New Orleans and saw a wo muchefof Lystra He followed her for a while then he decided to meet he face to face to see if she would recognize hint He managed to place him shedrec course throughtheWand of the finding of the scalp They walked on for some distance through the streets of New Orleans but finally framehouseHe asked her if her father aid mother lived therelNo she is said to have replied myself husband jand three children live here It is useless to attempt toj follow young Pierce through the yearS that passed Before the sunlight again peeped into his soul more than to say that he went back to Ohio and lived a bacheloraccumulating an immense fortune But after a while the eldest daughter of his sweetheart of the City of LYstragrew to womanh- OOd and in he city of New Orleans under thg roof of his old sweetheart he married the daughterthe image of her notherand lived happily with her for many years upon a plantation in the TIMERfhas determined to Call an extra sessio of Congress for next September or Oc toberto revise the tariff A second venire of forty men has been ordered at Rising Ind in the hopeof getting a jury to try the Gilles piemurder case r pQ QQ QQQaaQ JOHN YMAYES Funeral JJire i tor And Licensed Embalmer f SPRINGFIELD KENTUCKY Best Attention Every courtsey shown Handsomej Line of Cske1sand Burial Robes 74m1QaQQQQIQQ ttrt t7 f O QQQQQbQQQQQ OQQQQgQgQ 1 Clubbing Rates n FOR J r 1905 J iI THE SPRINGFIELD SUN and 1 o Ii You will SaVr I r ttMoney I By selecting Your winter reading f matter t1from The Ctubni bint list 4 tt cJtt Address The Sun Springfield Ky ooQaoo OOQOOOOOOO EDWARDs a ROLLER VShotThursday Latter Also Wounded + jCourierJournal Edward Roller proprietor of the Ruby saloon and dance hail at Tenth and Grayson streets was shot and seriously injured by Charles Dickerson known as lrishtin a pistol duel in his saloon morning Dickerson went into the saloon and ordered a drink Roller told the bar tender not to give it to him Dicker son it is alleged beat a woman in Rollers saloon a week ago and Roller told him to stay away It is alleged that Dickerson drew his revolver and shot Roller when the latter told the bartender nlttosell him the drink Roller was standing near the bar He braced himself and returned the fire Dickerson ran toward a side door but1 before he reached it hfe turned and voJvers1Dickerson on the floor but escaped Roller was taken to St Anthonys Hospital lpwhere he was attended by Dr G Sherrill The wound is in the abdomen and C9 Both pert liWeeklyWeekly Louisville Herald I131Weekly 175C1Sea l Democrat L75 ThriceaWeek New York World 175 L2SAmerican 150American 4 225Country 13Farm325Lippincottss 40fT VllHarpersHarpers Weekly Sunny SO nthr 0J tI IQ J Caused an internal hemorriMge was stopped in time o prcreat it resulting fatally It is not tk that death win result from tte junless there is another internal orrhage as the intestines wv a punctured Dickerson was arrested at MaA at Marydale byZiieat HcAuIiffc was sufferings from two wouM could not be taken to the cow though he wilT recover Not A WeiBc LaRueHera1 We have received the The Springfield Sun thMcently started by J R rt county seat of Washinj thorough examination veals the fact that there nMPit point in the entire paperi it is crisp and lively its news contain all the local news a coin summary of the State news and a brie outline of the general news IfC I- first issue were placed jn a frame hung one wall as a patteni bgi tobuild all the succeeding nwr The Sun would a tLtIpeople of Washingtpg ow uponthatwiil front es lishment of The Sun i Something For The Home 4 Y How Would anyone o L These Doty Parlor Rocking Chairs 4L0jind upYour Wife Would Chiff AISidt t p So gets a nice setset vS5toSH v i J Large Line of Rugs at Your 0w Parlo Tables make excellent Christmas presents ladfriend than a hands M InicerJora wife Handsome Tablessome of the prem per is not a more complete sto thingyou want at lower pne t a Walter I J- J i1 t Itt uggestions fo- rChristmas i TBuyers i j ft t1 t t iYtH will find our stirs fairly crowded with an assortment 011 the handsomest articles Hire aim few ij 1 4Vases4 I Extra fine line of Perfumes iand Toilet Waters Books JtPerfection Briral Talcum Pow- der215cts f j W r c Jf bFor One Pound in Can L Stationery in HplldayPackages These are ihw only a few of the many j handsome 1 articles sUltablclfor presentsJ i4 iiii S i rJ W- r ih 1tfWOOD WELL 3 jw Pharmacists j t RINGFIELD KY r SPRINGFIELD SUN ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR In Advance J 10GERS GORE Editor and Publisher at the tofficeat prin fe1d thefasTELEPHONE NUMBER 00 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Year Month- Sionthe a In ding to have your addre changed ftgive the postof Ice to wblob rar ing as well as the postofflce to which you it sent t DEMOCRATIC TICKET J B L LIteey T S Maven- v F Booker V D Claybnodke O tOn ne J Bnsh nt Catlett T Mitchell the mart who never borrowed his neighbors paper Senator Thomas Platt o New York has introduced a bi in Congress to cut down the Souths representation This ony one of the many ways the North and East have of reconcil iating the sections Next inor der is a Force Bill Houses for Rent are so scarce in Sprinfield that even the house Jack built could be easiljrent ed J T9 CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Read the ads in The Sun f l Letter List i List of letters remaining uncalled for in Springfield Post Office for weekending December 13 1904 MissJosie Arnold Ernest Anderson John Bblander Mrs Ii i Bowers Mil ten Chatman Miss Jifary Joe Miss Regina Clements W P Elements VA Dminahoo John Edejerit Richard Higdon rMr nulton Miss Pearl L lb3rd Miss L Lottje John McGlen en Mrs R B Marshall Miss Alin e tin Arthur Neilson Zay Pope Farris Mrs Lula Pary John Miss Ella Reed Fran William Saunders Edward rew Thomas Mrs J S Young 2 V A WATERS P M QQOQQQd IRST sank J 0 CCKV- I a o o Q o o o o o o 0 eQt e t p i1 00 Oeo 0 t O P Io tto0 I PersoIiaIJNotes If ror Q Visitors nand Out of Town A Q Round Up of the Weeks Q Personal News Qooo oo e op o0 Mrt Richard Putman and Miss Grace Kirk Mr Winchester Philipps andMiss Virginia Lisle of Lebanon were here Sunday afternoon Editor E L Davisonof the News Leader was confined to his hom for several last week of an attack ofI stomachtrouble Miss Annie D Gru idy ville is the guest of her auntOrLouis Li Davison i Mrs W E Selecman and daugh ter Miss Lucie were ini Lebanon last week attending the RogersJohnson wedding Mr Guy Wiggmtpn and Miss Sarah Simms were at St Marys last Thurs day Miss Gertrude Stoker of Bards town is visiting Miss Myrtle Price this week r Messrs W J Robertson and AYt Robertson Were at St Marys last Thursday Mr Guy Wigginton returned to his home at Fairfield last Friday IMrs Fred Hagan and Miss Sadie I Mayes and lAessrs Evan Hagan Evan r Rogers and WD Claybrooke were in I Lebanon lasu Wednesday attending the I RogersJphn on wedding II I L C Peters who has been here for two weeks On a visit to J B PetersI and J S Yankey returned tohis home rsaturdaYrrrhas been living in Indianapolis for about five years f r Mss Ida Young is quite ill at pre rent ather home near this plaice iDr R B Robards left Lebanon fpr Friday where he will spend abouttio weeks Miss Alice AJcElny who has been attending College at xford Ohio is at home to spend Christmas Miss Noe Lon o Lebanon is visiting her cousinMissBertha Long i Mr M L Searcy S returned from i a business trip to Tay lorsville iMr GraycrOft of Meade count is his daughter MrsCnas Mclntire toMiss Jennie McCabe has r tuJried from a visit to friendsnBardstown Mr H W Morrison of The Hart ford Fire Insurance Company was here the first of the week adjusting and paid the loss by fire which occurred at E M Russells store rioriIMaxieYoungMary Rose Bowling of Lojuisville are also here to attend the un Mrs Samuel Avritt will be hastens at a 5 oclock tea this afternoon n SpringfieldSimpsonLucyman Mrs Bainard Lemon Friday s Louisville Times r Miss Lewis will return home the last of the week Mr Herbert Vait roC Lebanon has located here for the purpose of practicing law Mr W K larks is confined to home with carbuncle on the backo his neck f Mrs E L Davfson jr entertain ed very delightfully at Flinch Thurs day afternoon honor of herlniece Annie Dr of Louisville There were six ladies presen and all enjoyed at delightful afternoon iRobt Cleaverand Edgar Bowman were Sunday J A Boulw re has returned from a trip southi =Logan Bosldy arid Baldfrick 6f Lebanon were in town Sunday1 Mrs Jno H Brown of neat Leba hon was here Saturday shopping Louisvillke Mrs W H Scottgrass of Morgan field was called to the home bf her father near here by the illness and death of her sister Miss Made Young Cnmpbelljlill for several days is improving Dr Price W Wells a5rn Bards town Sunday r Percy Marks ndwhl Iselecman wereiI1 Nelson eon ty this week for i hunt Tobacco Sales H M Moss buyef for the American ngfieldboughttheI countyFrom coun ty 10000 pounds at lOc and 10 000 at lOJc From D R Muddof the St Rose neighborhood 1800 pounds at lOc From Abner of Mackvill j 1500 pounds atIOC From SP DerringQrf of Valley Hi OO9punda t ii J i The 4JapaneseAreBatatfet tion acting of The World 1x i f Ir It t 11 AAS J HEC t f ttCHNItMENJrWe wish toAttract your Attentiqn to our line of Christmas Goods j e Hire we are offering Id the people of Springfield and Washington county the largest ant1 Handsomest line of Holiday goods ever in the town I For every dollar you spend you get 100 cents in value I THESE ARE HANDSOME IArtVases Statuar Salad Bowls 11 I Berry Sets Cu Glass Bisque Figures Chocolate Pots Cracker Jars Salad sets China Novelties Hand painted China Tankards Steins Busts Vases Figures in Mtallc Finish Prtty and at low prices textra large line Dinner Tfea and Toilet sets Handsome press cut and blown glass giddies nuts oranges grapes l eell el Pretty Weddingljt Lebanon EnterPtrisei At the residence of the Mr and Mrs WV C near Lebanon on Wednesday evening the 7th instant at 8 their daughter Belle was too Mr Hampton Johnson of Lebanon in fhe Presence ofa large as semblage of relatives and friends of the bride and groom Rev Dr A C of the Baptist assisted by Rev W W Stod dart of the First Presbyterian celebrated the rites Miss Bes sic Rogers sister of the bride was the only attendant The bride is a petite blue girl of rare beauty and a prettier one was and heart in keeping with her personal beauty her bespeak for her the full observance op her partofthe fcon tract so beautifully into Mr Hampton the groom is a well having fora number of years been connected with the National Bank Leba non raised in that institution so to He is a son of the late Wil liam John hardware merchant in Lebanon andlhevery handsome The bride is a neice of Mrs Fred Ha an and Mr Evan of Springfield at whose homes has often She has many here who best firefOn last Thursday afternoon the show windowin Mr EM Russells jewrlry store fire and befone the flames considitrabletwas in the window were of raw cottona representation of snow and when MissRussell a to- jllighta large parlor lamp which asa the display the head fell upon the snow and ignited it After con siderable wofk on the part of Miss Katherine and the fire was put out but not until it had completely wrecked the pretty window Is for Blindness terriblethingNeglect bringsdWhen Glasses are worn In a good timely One seldom a black evil i entupky Chop Hand Decorated Vases Bonbon Boxes Tiffany Glass Vases Salad Saucers Celery Trays Hand Painted Plates and i Art of PAY USA VISIT THE VISIT WILL PAY YOU ele ele brides parents Rogers oclock second MiSs Mary married Percy Graves church church solemn eyed friends entered Percy Johnson known banker Marion being speak Rogers friends extend wishes caught orations struck match Russell others way shall know Such day Dishes VALLEY HILL v t A cppy of The Skin is at hand and to our surprise yords are inadequate to expreSs qur appreciation It is one of while It meets the needs of every farmer because is gives markets of our town and others It has a free advertising column for its subscribers it comes every Wednesday just after the Sun is tip and allinall it is the pest county paper out Mr and Mrs Thos Baker near Hills boro visited Mrs J L Moran Monday Mrs Chas Lewis and daughter vis iFruitFancy Vases Bread and Butter PlatesfSugar and Cream Sets Fancy Cups and Saucers I4 Kyj MariAnPossessing 13 uJWdateppers ited friends near latsey Wednesday Willie Virginia and mother of tfear Maud visited Mrs Thomas Reed nesday WtFrank Janies of near SPrin was here last week Edward Goatley was m Sprmgffeid on business last Friday Ransdal Mayes are still hauling fi ie Seeinrthe ill e A telegram received from the clouds reads as follows Good rain Ex pect it at any tune Driving water will cease cattleltG The Sun one year one t 1 d MENII1II f j 1 HAVE YOU JUST A LITTLE CASK This may seem an impotent question but it is not matter of business + ar srJ i1 8ecauseJWe are disposing of our immense line of MENS CLOTHING FOR CASH i Grundy Claybropk Mcfntire jtII SPRINGFIELD KENTUCKY L tii Will Trave his head r quarters at my store IPrices Low aFill the Stockings FuILi I have an abundance of Bananas Candies Nuts Oranges and Fr- uitsTOYS + + 1 1 ti t lhave a complete line of toys of every desicrip tion BrinK the children in to see then iJoseph A Shaderi 1 Springfield Kentucky I t r TIioJ local News Notes Ladies j3p not worry ver makin your Christmas cakes bgo to th Barber building and buy a fruit cake angel food or any kind youj may desire Robertson Bros are offering thei 1stockof ladies fine Pattern Hats at haT price These hats are the latest styles of the season Dont be Jtdo slow inj seeing them or you will miss a rare chance IL We have a large supply f Lard Cans Meat Cutters Stuffers Bu cher Knives Sugar Kettles etc which sve are sell ing at low prices When jou want any of these goods call upon us McElroy Shultz Sprin field Ky y T Send The Sun a dollar tor ji years subscription Send check per money or postoffice money order Mens and Boys SUitsteut prices at Robertson Bros Eld Felix delivered His farewell ser moo at the Christian churcii here las t Sunday evening He will leave about the first of the year for sone point in the west where he will engage 4n th ministry Eld Felix has a host of M him1e3Buy your tickets early the lecture Thursday night On sale ajt Wood Wells drug store 25candJa we It is expected that i ne of rche larges- crowds ever in Springfield opera Hous will hear Rev Carter Helm Jones Thursdaynight in his lecture Tie Story of a Home i The next day after Christmas read the list of accidents wni hwill be 4clIarged up to the firecracker and th Roman candle There is many a boy litchis country who now has two goo- eyes d who will be e ingthingsvith only one after the Christmas holidays The Roman candle and the ifirecracker handledThean appreciated Christmas present Send it to some friend or relative who promfThe man who smokes cannot be better aII25 to box at Wood Wells drug store Sale positive 30 Jadies latest style long Cloaks in black andl colors best material at and below manufacturers cost 20new style Jackets at half price We never carry over to next season Make a rush for these bargains at Mansfields countyIon that no half hQSB r4ma1l stockings are to be hung up they are going to hang big oneswith no holes in heels or toes A box of good cigars as a present is 1Oecent cigar is the brand to buy At C J Hay Ions drug stores i The annual closing out sale of Milli very is in full blast for the next three weeks at Mansfields Mr George Graham of Lebanon was FannietHustonviheee A box of Mcphords 10 cent cigars 25 too box stfll make an appreciative Christmas Present On sale at Wood Wells drug storei re Mark Mattirtgly has resigned his position as assistant railroad agent at ttIz tI iiit Z L I tW To th 1 + e IChiltIren 1 f + It + Of Springfield and f r t Washington ountri L diW= i 41 1 Wdi Ihis advertisement is for thfclifldren of Springfield and ashiii ton countv Elder i may read it through if tie desire Burt eveare utalkmglLex di girlsZ+ I + S We Wnt You to Insist tThat your pa ents bring you in to see bur Christmas Go ds We want you to see our fjAutomobiles Street Car Etches Railroad Trains FireEngines withrses Houses Drums Blocks + 1iDoll Trunks Ta les Chairs Dining Room Sets Piano3 r+ Tea Sets Stoves Cradles Sofas Books Banks etc W All of these 4h ngs will ease Yu1t Thenve have in immense line of all kinds of tt Candles Nuts Oranges Bananas and Fruits of all kinds 1v + 1 Tellyou pa nts tttmay h k at our nice dine of Chinaware 4while you ar looking at wie toys s 1 Fine line of China cups und srucersu t 1SJO Salad bowls J75c Mustache cups Sherbet ups down glass per set itCake plates Pitehers Coffee After linnerirofees o 50i + Chocolate pats Plate sets and hundreds of presents for old V i aYOkorgei I Our Box Candles iI and Fruit Basketst t 1 McELRO BAbel0 SPRINGFIELD KY I 41 Itr G ar Labanonhaving accepted a position with another company T We have yet Ladies Skirts and Tai ormade at prices to citisjb out at- Mansfields j REMOVAL 1 have moved myUovel store from the room adjoining thfe Clerks office to the room on Main street which was occupied 6f Mrs Williams asa millinery store I J JAMES J GRAVES BUSH ORANGESMrs T E laugh ter of Scranton Missv who is visiting her father and mother at Mackville rbrought from her Southern honjie quite a curiosity in the way of a part of an orange tree or bush Upon the bush were twentyfive1 oranges anl those who got a tatf pronounced them the best they had ever eaten Mrs Slaughter gave a part of the bush to Jhasi STRAYEDFrom my farm in Pleasant Grove neighborhood about the 23d of November one fat black sow weighed 260 day before she left Had no ear marks but some white about her face and feet and two or more rings in her nose Any information as to her whereabouts or return td my placed will be liberally rewarded J SYAJJKEY Clem Hilltr Contest I Mr Clem Hill one of the candidates for County Attorney in the rec rion county primary has filedt noticeI of contest He aimsthat there were numerous irregularities in three of the voting precincts The Democratic County Committee will J go behind the returns and the ballots will be recounted before a certificate of nomination is given Notice To Creditors t All persons indebted to the drug firm of Wood Campbell are requested to call at the drugstore and settle Mr Campbell having disposed of his interest in the busin ss outstanding accounts must be settled at once Please call at your earliest convenience tooo CAKPBELL t jIJohnsonCrouch t Mr Walter Crouch son of R J Crouch of near Willisburg and Mis Myrtle Johnson of Mercer county were married in the dounty Clerks office here last Friday Dec 9 tr T DI ofIlations and Host wishes School Entertainment The colored children of St Dominics school gave an ijhtcrtahimeni iir the school building li p Saturday aftrnoon An interesting program was rendered and nil present were much pleaded with the exercises Sisters Agnita and Eli zabeth who have tho school in charge deserve much credit for thtnijxcellent training they pare giving to th colored children Dr Bliqcoc Dead k + L Dr BliiTcc one oi the hit known physicians of Nohjjon county flied very suddenly at his honiu in Bardstoxvm last Friday wight of appendicitis f Big Hogs lldfreak Hogs Our Canhveli COfrI ondant sertd the following which it seonvs to us ought to pntitl that plaqo to two Premiumsr jVe boast of having had kit tid in pU n ijghlxHliiyxl mprc Mrtntivehog i it neighingA592J i0itb arotniikhiv 185 pounds of lard Mr Per fh S bovirht the hogs at 3J cents from 1 B Demaree Also Mr W G Sin our genial friend and neighbor killed tine hors which had six bladders so eve do hot think we art he hind in thehog li- nePUBLICSALE WEDNESDAY DEC 28 gOt Having decidedjto go South I will on the above date sell to the highest and best bidder the following described property 1 One good farniimare in foal 1 good family mare 1 cow antI calf 3 milch cows 3 dry cows due to calf in Spring 1 thoroughbred sow andsix shoats 1 twohorse wag m11 McCormick binder 1 Buckeye mower 1 surrey 1 buggy 1 Disc harrow 1 Brown cultivator and other implements household and kitchen furniture several stacks of hay some corn shockfodder 25 or 30 bushels of wheat and some sheaf oats Also 11 fouryearold Jack TERMS =All sums of 10 and under cash in hand over that amount ina credit of 12 montfisj with note nego liable and pyUi ii fcw V ft Ie 18 I 4 H f A LIST OF VERYDESIRABLE I uIf1JLAL kS h I PresentsCan be found in the Following LadieS Embroidered and Ini tial Handkerchiefs Mens Initial and plain Silk Handkerchiefs Ladies arid Gentlemens fine Umbrellas Gents cqlored hemstitched Handkerchiefs assortment Suspenders Gents styletand NeckwearJ Ladies and driving GlovesI 3 fJ JTROUSE DROTHERS Mens and boys Clothing from now until the firsts df the season at reduced prices rleker Also Ladies and Childrens Cloaks Blankets and Comforts Buggy Robes Mens and Ladies and Underwear will be sold at reduced prices from until close season Come as toiavoid the afterridon rushIfilD Stoles Clusters Boas and f EiFiMTmmi9y C rav is 98c to 520 each Also a line Fur Sets Nothing more appropriate for Xmas than Furs 1 LINENS We have just received one the most exqisite lines Linen Pieces ever here and we know of nothing more desirable for afh keeper than a first class piece of Mexican Drawn work for the table dresser Hungarian Table Covers and Dresser Scarfs Tray Cloths Tea Cloths r Uoyles Etc ALL PURE LINENS Prices attractive Robertson Bros Springfield a w Stock Sales Col R E Whayne reports the fo- Il wing stock sales at the public sale of Taylor Ferrell Qne milk cow 2350 one yearling heifer 16 seven 50pound shoats L50 r head mouse and black smithshopl orchard and outbuildings were soul at 1026- VhayncCol reports the sale of E A Montgomery in Marion county as follows Two 90bsteers 2750 per head one much ow 2150 one milch cow 31925 land two others at 1875 and 181ti co vand calf brought 1750 one Jjersey cow 2375 four yearling heifers 19 per head two mule colls brought 10750 and ones w 4ix pigs at 16oO Mr S Campbell reports County Court day sales at Harrodsburg as be ing very slow There only aliut fifty head of cattle on the market TwoyearoUl steers sold at an average price of 3 cents steer calves at 1250 per head plug horses sold at from 18 85toLee Smith sold to Twynian Keene two pearling mules at 80 per JjM Blandford sold to Tom Thom P on7 of Marion county mule colts or 35QI J Rich Smith sold James Luster of Mackville three mule colts at 200 Subscrjbe forThe Snj tJ Silk fcA nice of Holiday new Mufflers stock of and Gents dress tie Lap Children now of Childrens gift of of seen use or The also rind M1 were head five CARDWELL We extend The Sun a warn welcome to our midst and beg leave to enter its columns with a few happenings of local interest from our little Village Card well is situated in the far north of old Washington twentytwo miles from the County Seat Ye are pleased to report our village mi a nourishing condition J IL S Warner has moved his saw mill to this Place on the farm of W H Lit trell where he has a fineset of timber Mrs S 04 Milton and chiidrenj of Harrodsburg visited friends here re cently j Mr Wim Matherlyvof Jenkinsville bought of J IL Ward and Geo Littrell a bunch of hogs at 3J cents per pound Our school under the efficient man agement of prof VS Colvin is pro gressing nicely Notwithstanding the bad weather several from this place attended County Court at arrodsburg1Monday Mr J S Watts of Mackville with his family iwill move to his farm pur chased of T B Demaree We gladly welcome our new neighbors to our midst v Smce we begauo u letter we have received a ppy of The Sun and takes opporttimtyof tendering our thanks fotoe editor fdrrejbright and newsy he is giving iQ k ple ofold 1W heir app 7 J JU l names alq with m ox the price of a yea editor So here i editor success anc tc- r Indeed the was appreciat The past wj for the tobacT they put in f something to ao t The people in this ty are highly praisi Sun Miss Bessie Hardls Hardisty spent Thun ly of Abe Shedthanu The sale of W G was largely attend exception of thehojw thing brought good p Literary Society HurdisTom iness to Walter Brav duct the business thi The school at Polin Miss Della Virgin is is thriving Read4 The ladies of wish to recall the r Coffee Social r th ipC bet announce a Culinary JUnr in i ber building k tiA of ckSv eni Will lw for Chniitme d 4 TkaS xtti T T The Sparr w And Thb Owl ITTLE BIRDS WITH BIG EYES ANiD OPEN EARS s 111J lam was fully SPARROWI t hecgftre no laws in this country protecting him from the arrows and BliBcsnof thousands and thousands of people who haye got it in for him In deed Ihave heard it intimated that the legislators of thexountry were serious ly considering offering a reward for Us dead or alive It We are disliked 3hated and hungered by the people in this glorious land of the free and home pf the brave But with allof this we inhere This is a mag iiifieent country It is a country of in pirtlon laughterthope and rogresslvej The icy winds of Lake Michigan will penetrate the heaviest r overcoat tonight and string icicles r dow your spine but take a Pullman 31ee ovePr Rhe eastern horison and looks qown u the world you will find yourself- thelid orange blossoms and roseS of e South You can eat grapes in Cal imorningight You can hug grizzly tit todtyaJ9d Ve got a variety of everything r ingenuity astounds the world another d nakec countries conquered pig tfwit4oor feet Our big guns sink a ish fleet ten miles away and our tie ones pluck English Sparrows from HEe laws of our trees We have reI- JIYfted statesmen in the halls of ira1so in the penitentiaries Bet yourlifcthis country is all right She t manes England look like thirty cents r the pocket of a tramp And heres to America for ever and everthe land of N Badune and shadow blizzards and JOM6 nt s little of everything else iV o o fctumg in all the broad is the he orHshe who looks honest toll as degrading The able farmer who follows the beginning with the first streak broadIandsing day is as great as he his household wordnarje a nthe charity Tthe newspaper one virtuous little woman whom ill tjfatehas decreed a toiler is as good as utlseuueen who rules her subjects at jeweled throne Sne is as sweet i her calico dress as the daughter of th 5 fljionalre in her robe of silk with dee ns of many colored brilliances Jjy men who are MEN she is how admired and not infrequently witidh razeness to stickup his nose er though frequently he earns his bread by the sweat of mcs brow is snubbed This does no t ceur out in the country People tch ttsifat in country towns measure ma teJus daily walks but in large cities nfy h Iaven panr respects this is best for the poor dassfcs For example if a working girf fgl1mJ e large cities she would be stepping efiy close to the verge of disgrace idremg minus the Uoldmanudol irs to tide her through the current of asocial nver she would be in danger rif aa to the whirlpool rulings of fate ers rich and it al progress that nd at the forge of banks some he printing office sanctum some in the armies etc but if all ous and gen = m to respect m RGET i j men pray at night d to rout bodys home ctres out here assert ind respect d mercy for rely henpecked S of daily bread cry land jaroundrs b checked dknere pray c1 heckc l Tact that I am expect some dangerous work in y of reporting in the next few the editor of The Sun haudeJ fe purchase two 44 s POO- Ft boy who lives here in Spring ito say his prayers a few L was both delighted and tint imagine my disgust am ask the 1 stagger upon a sufficiency of coin Ime whieh to get 000- r married I the country a few nights agoJjtist about supper time = when a farners son came in from Illinois H got there just in time for supper and remarked that he had back for th se three meals a day comet course the old gentleman his son but he didnt kill the fatted calf for he knows mighty well that when the blossoms come again his son will play prodigal by going to Illinois and he also knows that the boy will come back iath the first snow for those three mea a day H ooo Oh how I wish the editorof The Sun would ermit me to tell of one lit tIe thing I aw Saturday night but he will riot I however I have told Grace about it v r s 000I JIfrd a few nights ago vasnt just simply ritalk Springfieldjis going to have doe df the thne fifteenth Of January ever witnessed in the town I even heard them sa that the chiirch would be decoratedto the extent f about 15Q He is to do the conventional black and she will be diked out Ina twohundred dollar jlkA SIThe Sparrow sympathizes with me occasionally because I dot notHen joy the sunlight of the day Tis true I know sunilight of tellsme I never see heoses only when thei shadnof evening I have never seen the spark ling lawn in the morning sunV nor be held the laughing rivulet as it endsltsI way through the channels of on to the bosom of the mqtfier river ButIout throug tde darkness The old eyes penetrate and you must be Iieve me wiien I tell you that I5ee hundreds 01 beauties while the world t asleep Aivay over on the distant hill I beholda foliageof a mammoth oak seemingly pinned against theblue curj- tams of heaven with a thousand r3 while the spreading rays of the old moon pain the world with gold Turn ing my face up to the magnificent heavens I everstar whip the evening breezes whisper ROPEnbeautifulesong a and touches every fibre oft a heart With a glorious melo dJThe indeed my sympathy goes out to the sleeping world and I wonder f why the Almighty does not shake the lethargy i rom the drowsy universe ail bring eve y human out into the open tojj view thes i wonderful pictures t oftsunograssesnan streaks of light vanish but a vel et curtain perforated with over alland the to the sorrowing ldiamon1hangs tjIKentuck Standard M The H 0 Fowler Bros uf Colo burg p L 1 at Big prings and heaiottockc1ttl i at 3 d55p lwere tal en to Gethsemahe distillery tjo be odslop trHoward Greenwell of this county fivejat j15 Mr Cfreoftr well bt ught of Howard Hagan neAr Blincoe ab poundstoer for 18 Ev alsoBojght of Mr John Davidson a suveny arold cow for li- iIna ftre which deatrtiycd the stnhlfesj of the Fair Assioeiaticin atLawrc carpertri 01 0 Peoples Deposit t t3gp IGANIZED DECEMBER 1889 50000 1I 1CAPITAl Profits EP S20OOOfgl oI jltIII ld trt 8H lwnre n U H n I H TliunimiV ClrIreiidntt001 rC1lOrt At Cnihhr II C JO xrk kin i l0= tiLrRIoun onct e I H TLurnnn HL Hkt1ronco f utterly fT7 f Blnnf rd 8o r B rtki I in ro2 4 a Farm Notes t BY 1S TRIGCI- The jQWS of some parts ot Xonva jare trained to eat codfish and alltlu cook link to do is to Beat the milk and thicken U and they have cpdtish gravy The silo and manure spreader are the two evaugelists which will convert thousands of unplo table welter farms into an It cstmcut better than ji government bond Lone oi the most promising things connected with the timber lands of northern Miunespta and Wisconsin h their remarkable adaptability to the growth of clover and timothy tc came across an old fashioned the other day who wJuds up hIs watch with inn old fashioned key aiid wont under any clrciunstances let u malt build a grain stack with a fork Cement piles for bridges and building foundations are now being very successfully used in place of the old wooden pile Titusin another way ce meat is coming to the relief of our forest Intere tstsail some boards loosely together and make a rough trough or rather box and lay froth cud tqend of the corn crib through tUe ceijier of the crib if there is doubt las tfo the corn being dry enough to keep Sometimes a trade can be made where both parties are benefited More often one parts to the trade gets tile theYIsoeaunbe it the other fellow out That granger does not do the square thing when he puts the proceeds of the saleo a load of hogs into the savings bank so that it can draw interest while he stands off his grocery bill until the next lot of hogs is ready We have known this to be done ifrhe has earned it by Lard Work and iu the way which he will spend it f the father glees It to him hr very rafiirlced indeed In the one case he Knows the value of the dollal1 In the other he does not What is an acre of land really worth liwhen viih good care and cultivation it will produce seventyfive bushels of thatscorn is fed on the farm it will bring not less than 50 cents a bushel some tlmes more seldom less Ltoneeau borroW money at 5 per ceut ou long time and buy auch land atl0O per acre it would seeuj like a floe invest tiryjeer been a better time than the ntfor the avenge farther to Improvethe grade of the stock kept on his farm Well bred and pedi greed Shorthorns Angus Hof steins and RerefordSare being sold at very- reasonable flirures The anal of 2pJ could oat be invested to better vantage It uoes not take long to gel aIgQne way With wool at cents and mutton at 4 cents the mutton br tKis of slleel can be mult to return It per head yearly Five pf these sheep ran be ijIwpt where one cow can The averag cow of Iowa aml Minnesota lots not brinn h r bvner ii return of over o1 ill sine does that rind he hits to do a lot milking to pet that There Is under present conditions a place for a lock uearltillprniriernrms l l1ithe1Ilated spring frost bugs iuj4llght windstorms and hail lack of help lint ulwlxln thejr neighborhood wiilbef- ouiul some roan who floes not need to apologxe for his er1r ps or liKs stock olio who while he may fall on one thin wlll always n ale a siicxess of his wjork us a whole This matter of making the farm pay really depends morcon tiionmn titan on floe soil the scason or atiyof the lon lnJinchi Us1 fiudattd with apriculture Ensterii XeliniHka Inns been favored with anvnmpio and it mitrlit by said superabundant rainfall the past throe seasonsand thi iilmmljin supply otj moisture lint wroiuht out a wondorful change In tret prowtli specially no ticeabje in the iHj of Unonln where front it tlwnrtsl t the result of Jn Bnllirjcnt mOlsttm1of three years ago tho shade trees city now have all the thriftiness Hill vigorous growth coninion to trees of their kind growing feirthur rust Tree growth Innn the territory referred torN now in gOOd Bhapo to do business for another series of dry years Charles Jl Schwab Is credited with the ihtontipu of founding in cannon trust vith headquarters at Bethle hem Palto compete with the Kriippsj pad Creiisots It would l e well for 11Ir Schwab to choose other hcadqnar ters Bethlehem has arrays been as1 socintod with the Idea of peace on earth anti Food wIll to men rather than with the arts of war and the Morn 1rticuhltvansBethlehem1nile as firm as Quakers in their opposition to belligerency f The women of Japan must he less ardent patriots than their brothers If those geisha girls from the worlds fair who fought 80 hard to escape d onatjbn jtttflp tnhgn as crltcrlODk I r I I J J i I f 111 rCigarSF tLadjesl f il A This arinounceifient may seem a bit stranga nevertheless I mean JUSt 1- III what I say I want the ladies of Springfield and community tobuysome 1cigars The best is the = 1 i McChordIe j 1OCENT CIGAR LI t These fouendon sale at J C Ha y dons drug store and Wood VelIs drug store f J I Dont Want the Ladies Smoke them Just buy JJ a box and make your hujsjband a Christmas present Hewill appreclate them 11Ii i I I fIi B D LAKEy Manufacturer I 5PII GFIELD KENTUCKY iIi I f Christmas Games Christmas day games ror the ctiii dren lire as necessap as a plum pud ding and the follpwing will please there and are welcome to many grown ups says the Chicago Tribune Santa plaus Pl1ck AH form in lin rind march to a lively strainon tL piano to the next room where a tab holds the contents of Santa Claus Puck Tluy look at every object on the table and then march back The Company l1rdhldes in half onehalf xleavlng the room the table aud its contents having been covered Those whichIthey lenijmbcr seeing the plriitbegins to play again mud the others return The leader gives to the returning part ia word which rhymes with the object chofun Thus it was a ball he alight mention tine word hall Te gl1cssiwlliXprss their guess by acting In ll5tI1 j niiie They do nut all suggest the objct in the same way but each ac codling to his Individual fancy their must all agree nion t leobjelt the jrt will guess If wrongl they go out for unrulier trial and sdi on until theIcompany gyes and select the object i for the others to Jgtl vs h11linctrppm or several rooms until tine music ships They then proceed to built the iinfetlotoo which the leu tier curried In fhI11Id and concealed somewhere march The flmlor ffiust effect return to the starting point with iput being touched by the lender t untu Clans lclhSlx girls are hjjrnOMSud to a llttio sleigh ork t luijd the white rlbljon reins are la d nt sevetithlhe sled Is lined with- s1tall parcels In colorwl papers con itiijinihg Christmas crackers or unI tr tllI us favors The party goes round tile room several tinier dispensing tine favors to the young men who proccrtl- jt select partners anti dance until a ti tomarchtheir plnccinSnowball A largo white bail of tls she paper Is snspendod well out 0f the t Yny of brleahraeallreyounhglrls take turns irt Hhodtlng at this ball with small ranker limn When hit with srtlUlent foec It breaks and ojt falls Iertload tllttl us favors for tho next ijiarcJi or dance As there should bo ioiniy about half ila many balls as tltlnl uro couples diiiicjug tills wlll a tcrunble ainoiu the small who rtedealyline1 until the ball rwclves the shot that bursts tilinn to Hcniove jSpntM Front LpnUior- i Oxali heir In wcnksolution Is the spotsfromjpf oxalic held di sowed in warm wnI 4er then applied with a bit of oj the spots will d the work But one must watch close ly and as soon us thetspot disappears apply water to powerfullllema clean cl th This process up piles as well to Ink pots that some ne8 disfigure the leather covers of PSkll1jco J 3 jn AVobern Religious Toleration The calm manner in which the change of faith of the American mar quise who founded tine Roman Catho beenelarCeaffectedehI one more reminder of the great change which has come over the re ligious world within the past few years One can readily imagine the heat which such an act would have generated less than a half century ago Only recall the excitement over Car dinal Wisemans alleged apostasy At that epoch the ethics of religious conversion were a burning political is sue and society flew violently asunder over points of doctrine which would now provoke only a smile 4 president may be congratulated bj1 a pope and even deliver the chief address at a Ro man Catholic celebration without bff Ing in danger of exclusion from the conyrjownThe Cubaii army of liberation so call ed is clamoring for reward and the sum ofi ti7 000JXM will be needed to pay offj the claims iilready approved Where the cash Is to come frol11lso- problent with whichPreslllcnt Palma wlllv inure to wrestle Thisarmy has been Rearm from before but not In way which would seomt to call for HnaiicIaTsucritices on thti part of the new and struggling repuullcto meet Its demands iRabbiwas killed by a small boy who struck Ihimwith a snowball which contained stone f v J The Latest LightI Breckinridge Democrat The Springfield Sun isthe latest light in Washington county Its Editor J Rogers Gore outlines its policy in the initial number promising a hightoned Democratic jqumal full of news and devoted to the interests of Washington county May its shining ever be as bright as its rising and influence com mensurate with the worth of its editor Thieves broke into the Sunday school room at Paramore Ind and stole the organ J OCXJOOOOOOOOOOOCOOGOOOOOOOb CCCGCGCGGGCGCOCGGOOOGGGOOO r Cotl Moat Dealers SPRINGFIELD KENTUCKYj Offerto the trade at all Ej times The Best Fresh andE I Gttred Meats f We do not buy anything but the best the est of meats 3 j Little ney w Buys Large Quantities at My Store during the Holidays f Jnll earn l full lnu of irtsh candies nuts fruitsjetforth holiday trade J5 W CENTS Kelly thereforel M IBestSpeccial Low Prices On Canned Goods During th Hillriays FIRE F will carry a full Kne of Firevork fbjt ffUnlVOi pistoLsitcjdurinstht holidays Buv your iioy a Koujih Rhkr 1r n j Fruit Baskets and Box Candies Always make acceptable and appreciated presents Dont fair to see my li heriN a iie i 1cs Tinware Dishpans 250 to 1754r Dippers 50 to soc 4s Tin buckets Cto 11t r Turkey kHardwar Roasters 65ct 750 ilcompleteOur line or Hardware is When you ned nythmbIn this line call on is andt the best goods at the low st prices Diamond Brand Axes Are the be FULLY GUARANTEED Full line of Builders Hardware McElroy ShultzSPRINGFIELD KY BEST PEOPLE On Earth Says WT Ewing of SPri geld and Washington County Folk Corn pliments TheiSun The Sun has received the following letter from Mr W T Ewing fornerly of this place now of Harrodsburj Dear Sir saw the first number of your paper The Sun last week It looks splendid apd appears tq have interested the local business men It is first class paper and deserves the support ofeveryone in Washington Your acquaintance with the people of that county and town will convince you that you have settled in the right lace- My experience with them twenty ears ago when began the publication of the Washington Leader is such that shall always refer to it with pleasure rl found them the best people on earth and have never changed my mind ince You will no doubt do so and will such ceed with your paper Everybody who has business turn succeeds at Spring field and had remained there would have been among the successful ions and have always regretted leaving The above is sample of my eling for the people of your town andcquntyi Yours Very Truly W TEwiNq J Died of Blackleg tNels Record Mr G K Grume of Poplar Flap lost four fine cattle last He says he noticed not fg wrongwith any of the cattle the day beforVbut 4when he went into the field on Sunday totgether dead He is qf the opinion that YOU WILL WANT TO CARVE THAT CHRISTMAS 5 Turkey LET US SELL YOU THE Carving Set fJ r Yourwife will appreciates nit Cary jng Set for Christmas gift If yo dont believe it oneof our sets an tryherI It is hogkilling BEST need good BUTCHER CUTLERYJ ave jt jtt matters not ame is 1 Johnnie You Can Get GUNHfrom us just the same We have lot of good ones prices lowl Get pur prices on Lard PrSe 6allSOf Georgia Syrup We have just Ire ceived shipment We also have pure CountrySorghum Give us your order for Salt Lime and Cement j HAYDON BARBER fSpringfield Kentucky 44IEI tsI 3ttsIs1sT- HFI GREAT MAJESTIC I THE GREAT MAJESTIC m I t l j I a I I a I I I a f n h t j a I a a i s aj I a 1 1 a neiShhors they died of blackleg nd having lost the atppearance of this plague of cattle In addition to this Ibss Mr Crume has lost twentyone fine hogs cholera Knowing this it fromt well for farmers to be watchful and take measures to Prelent their cattle and hogs from these diseases and themselves from the heavy losses resulting CHRISTMAS5UGGESTIONS t How to Make a FHenfUiaip Calendar The friendship pad Calendar Is espe Chilly nice to Ji eeldeTIt people or the shut in on Christmas Either fifty two or 365 squares of Bristol board 21 by 3 f inches distributed to friends of the intended recipient to write a mes sage signed with thqt friends namo and date are taken to jthe printer who puts the consecutive dates on in red ink and gums the sjlps into a pad which can then be moiunted ona deco rated board or put into a leather case to stand on the table t How to Rot a Small Plp1 If you are goIng to have a small pig for your Christmas dinner Here courseyourfar as is ccincerticd VVhen the pig reaches you wipe him inside and out with a damp cloth Make a stuffing ora cupful jof breadcrumbs a half cho mied onion f two heaping tablespoonfuls of meltel butter a scant tablespoonful of sage a little gratfed nutmeg a saltspoonf ql of salt and tjvo well beaten eggs S uff the pig with this sewing him up then bend his front legs backward under him and his hind legs forward also under him and tie them with stout twine close to the body Dreuge with flour put Into to Gripping pan pour a cupful of water over and ground the pig rub with but fortbe a good sized one How to Make Christmas SanarelT To four well beaten eggs add four ounces of sugar aijd beat for twenty minutes Mix three ounces ot seedless raisins with Live ounces slightly brown ed flour and add gradually the eggs and sugar Pour into atlnt square tin lined with buttered paper anti bake a quarter of an hour In a hot oven Take from the oven and cut into squares while still Aot jIlo to ThaW Frozen Greene It often happens that Christmas greens are frozen in transit In such cases them at once Into a very cool dark cellar where they can thaw temperaturelgrees I Frozen holly very damage if intelligently treated but a single night In a warm express Gar may cause it to turn black Mistletoe 818lu r lira holly is not a member of the holly but ofe rose amiIIt Is riot hardy itiNewJEngland butjR worth cultii Ing in sill parts of the south Howjto Clean Worsted SUpper To dean worsted slippery or vibes such nii are worn by Invalids In fire bedrQoiiiXJn the steamer and as a pro tedlon1oyer dainty satin or kid even movethe soles and bows and inimerse the slippers In gasoline Shake Gout thoroughly on taking from the jai and riot In rile air to dryr Company Wins Kentucky Standard The use of the Bardstown and Bloom ainstINelRoncount case pro r appealed J f 4444- 0yes One of Our SpecialtiesFt EieEEEErEEE rEEEEEE eeEEEEEEEEEEcEfEEEcEEEf- Heating Stoves and Cooking Stoves EEEFEEEEEEEE EEEEEE EeEeEEEEFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEt = The PopularityOf the Majestic Range has increased to such an extent that the manufacturers find it hard to supply the demand If you want followingi sf Louie Rio Nov inof Gentlemeni iacrcneflJsible for xls Io supply customers tw socjn tu we would like Yours truly TilE 3lAJtsTie MNFG co 1 Heating Stoves We handle the best at the lowest prices All ofthese are goal ones Radiant Home Heaters Coles Hot Blast Air Tight H at er OK Globes and Ideal Oaks If you need a stove you can satisfy yourself at our store ell ill 1111 NAN PATTERSON AND HER FATHER INCOURT4 Negroes NdLWanted A negro vrno emigrated tp the Trans vaal from the southern states writes home of irisbitter disappointment with the adventure He su35J that black Americans are not wanted by the Ddt Isle who npw rule over the land of the Boersthe Dutch as lie calls theme must not walk on the sidewalk nor can we buy a piece of ground Ve are put on the same footing as the raw native It cOuld not be exp4cted that a colored immigrant be he ever sp capable would bo made a pet pf ina land where the bulk of the population Us dark skinned but It was an English toke which recentlyjlecljuretl this coda 6uTIJe White Tans Burden gild the Christian duty i9 patience and toleration In leading the heatilcii out of darkness Into light Kipling may dad- a new text 1n the following- 39hen I left Am rlca I4 th ughY there was as much freedom under Jthe Union Jack as under th tars ind stripes tint they push off t e sidewalk rand treat youaBthey would an uncivilized KatSr gas they call them here I have run bit the railroad as a PuUnjan palace car porter for eight years flown south and ail 1e r1Ining Have never bum denied Have been here The natives say were treated a tjr at deal better by the Bder government than by thin British TM colored people of America had better remain where they are for It Is the only colintry Oil Gods green earth for lllerty but they dottt know It Doubtless t ietle om esageratlon In this picture but other Witnesses have testified In the same strain wns ing tie late w rln South Afr a mini the bhcks did not like rile Boer rule Now they live a taste ot the other kind y How toHent Water Over a Lamb People are boarding rued do riot have n to the kitchen when de siring n pint or more of hot water can lampncantn lace on the top of the chimney Wa ter or milk In a tin cup or earthen mug will soon heat when placed on this Subscribe orSun 1 a 1r = l diaSil Fields The decline ofJthe importation 6t American kerosene Into India due to the development of the native fields may have the happy result of cheapen ing the price of petroleum to the consumer In the United States Such a consummation Is at any rate devoutly to be wished In a recent British sta tistical report says Frank W Mahiii United States consul at Nottingham England the statement is made that during the fiscal year ended March 31 1904 the Importation x6f keroseneoil- into India fell off nearly 10000000 gal Ions The decllnp in the Import of Russian oil was 104 per cent and of American oil 27 per cent The rapid development the Indian oil fields has caused this decreased import The Indian oil is not yet of as good quality as mosfyof the imported oil but its cheapness secures It a market American oil It is arid has security for a limited market In Its superior quality butt keen competition among nlJ the common grades seems assured The estmate of the Liverpool Com Trade News of the probable supply of export wheat for 1905and the demand therefor iiluuuldprove encouraging to the American farmer That journal placed the amount of wheat insight avallabfe for shipment from country to country lit 492000000 bushels of which 4SOOoioOO will be raised in the United States Against this supply It estimates It International demand o f 4 i1000000 1 eels Jibe natural In ference these figures of exception ally high prices is somewhat weaken ed however by the factxtfiat no one can tell to what extent substitutes will be employed for that which is tem COS9yThemuch less wheat jthan Itj now appears to need I Rose Perkins fourteen years old is under arres at Alexandria Ind for the murder of a plajfcia te by settir 1fire t J Otir Fashion Letter Something Interesting For Our Women Readers BY JUDIC CHOLLET AtILJ A 1XlI r Aver curious fashion which made its appearance of late is tliaE hnsIwearing a ceirjture of blink tn with a colored costume To ucc ny jt there is usually a rosette of iblaek taffeta worn on one side of the corsage repeatonal ways of the happiest especially when the gown is trimmed with different colored material It is doubtful wheth er tills rosette vogue will be of long diiratfTi i importthey are to btj found encircling the crowns of some ismart lists in roped ef feNs These ropes are of different colored beads each bead about the size ot a large pearl and designed in every i10w == A riows TOQUE and any cOJJcm that harmonizes with the hat dome ot the ropes in bright colors are vtoo garish to be in really good taster but 4 pretty example 13 found In tbfe shape of a brown hat pointed In front mid composed of gathered tulle adorned with a single string Of brown pearls wound around the crown This wreath is decorative with out being uf alI centric The chic toque Illustrated Iso chestnut brown taffeta ifd velvet The silk makes the draped crown mid the vel vetIs maneuvered into corded puffins about thebrim A green velvet drapery is arranged feather fashion at one side t AUTO FANCIES Although everybody Is not the happy possessor of a motor car there are few women in these progressive days who do not number their friends or relatives some one more blessed than themselves by fate so that it haS become almost necessity to include gar meats suitable tito this pursuit among the iteps of a well equipped wardrobe The udw motor coats are made of tweed cloth and eyep leather indeed leather as a decorative feature Is a great deal used on motor garments in thefQnnot pipings buttons collar and cuffs Sometimes it Is applied In scroll designs in which case the leathr er Is embossed or cut into conventional patterns For winter wear some loos fur tined sack co are made which represents the acme of comfort The cut of the motoring coat does no vary much from any ordinary long wrAp except in thee sleeves whtcli should always be large with closely USEFUL MOTOK COAT buttoned wrists which are tnrmore preferable than any other style while a flapping cape is an abomination The matter of headgear is an imp r font one and the veil a supreme reo iiuirement of the woman who motors The most sensible and comfortable hat is a light cloth peaked cap hr ranged with an Inside brim for the purpose of holding the long pins In po salon or a neat canotler of felt may be worn If securely fastened on the head A simple veil Is one of cr de chine gathered on a firm round dIsk which fits on the crown of the hat and Is drown tight around the throat and tlfed in n bow under the chin Tito illustration represents a coat most useful to a woman who does not need the Services of a motor wrap pure adnptedIgis made oi fLcy blue cloth stitched t with red and trimmed with rqbut i tons It would be charming carried out In brown or fawnbroadcloth or tweed STYLES GIRLS j Among the prettiest of the new tsuitable for girls for everyday wear are the French sailor shnpes made In rough hairy felt trimmeSt quite simply with knots and folds of telVat and one or two qulllsT Very attractive for the same purpose are the Ilarg ofi smooth felt with the brim turned pall th way round the crowns draped Jh rannionxERED STXJE raocx with folds of sf11tor velvet drawn into two large choUx one on each si f of the front Three cornered marquise hats In fel will be much worn by mauemoisell this winter They are becoming to al most every face arid require little h the way of trimming hey opd few wings and a knot of velvet Beaver hats are the smartest tor dress occasions and nothing Is pretrJe than a soft long haired white heave qverywith one long white ostrich ieathe curving gracefully around one slde o hhe crown and drooping over the batsat the back tttockof embroidered white silk but 8ShV mere in a soft shade trimmed with silk braid exactly matching the cUlt mere would make an equally aUra dress The silk frock has a lace which hi the cashmere could placed by a tucked guimpe harmonizing with the sleeves of this frock are jai pretty with their plaited short puffs to the elbow and ting cuffs A Typographical Beau New Haven Echo fThe Washington County Sun ers Gores new paper pub Springfield is before us It is a iPntwithtypogra cal beauty The first issue indica that the paper will be a go judging bjr the liberal advertising patronage the people in Washington county waijt a firstclass paper Rogers Gore is man to give it to them If they givebisventure the patronage that it deserves in return he will girth n paper that will be second to none in tJ State J Beginning Monday the duTdlabor Itttr will be enforced in all coal mn t IllinoisiFire at Pontiac Ill des main building of a big s tailing a loss of 75000 +Mii t MOOt 1 j Gives tht hous keTer tunlty to get meats at all times OUR REPUTATION ISAT t StakeYOU t We will appreciate your try tl will pItfcrate IEE1i s WANT We are in the market ati for good fat beeves Cad oursbusiness F TCQXCOi SprinCte Yr i t J OaOOtOOOOOOOGOOOOGOOOOGOOO 0aa Rubin S BTnoHpso Ja o HAYDON THOMPSON t VERY FEED AND SAtE STABLE SpringfJeW Ky Nice Outfits For Traveling Men i THOXI COOOGOOCOCOOCOCOC I DrW F Trusty Practical- DentistSPRINGFIELD K KENTUCKYD- entalworkatreasonableprices All rwGrlc guaranteed Office pver Haydon Barber Dr1J1M1BurtonRESIDENT Teeth Extracted With i4 1out PainmmOWN WORK A SPECIALTY 1All Dental Work Strict First r class Springfield iKy Office in HaHra Block up stairs r Vr JD LAMPTON- c f In Opera House Springfield Kentucky T COTT MAYS TTY ATLAW iSpringfield Ky Willpracti in the courts of Wash n + AppealsandI C CMcCHORD ATTYATLAW Springfield Ky RiiltpractiinaU State and FederalCourts iW A1TYAT D LA YBROKti V j Springfield Ky XiU jracti s in the courts of TVasuinston nrtgoAppc W E SELECMAN ATTYATLAW Si ngfield Ky JJee in the courts of Washington Ii unff counties and in court of Appeals aulettA oee fitat i IHOMPSON mEmbalmers Bog ihedat Kentucky a e Garry in itocii a lull line of Burial Robes and Caskets i I i Weare Fully Equipew It will be our earnest entfeavor to i show the people every kidness oet5 poeoeoe loeneoeoecClO r DIRECTORY l Clrcnit Court L H Thurman 81rinJoP eld Xv judge R L Durham reemburgK v a Attv F M Campbell 3Ier1c tJeo Cat Jailer M U blaster itmm is F BOn CrakE rlserifiepu its hanviie Sidney Oslomej Sijrin ard Jsham Macville R H cal Ili FourthFebruaryourfi3 L Lithe adgoi W tt NuLity I1erk T S lli1 Con ttX Attorney curt convenes fourth Monday In cadi month Quarterly Court begins third Monday in each month firstTpe oTlEtrTrtaisnrer RobtZ oe OtHer Cranty O1lcIakJailf F Mopre ur- reyor Assessor Royalty T PIO BrIan CoronerJt 3IrrHODiBT CnnunRc1e Hjrwkiiwon astor8errl third Sun dsv in each jtonth at a in and p m kmday txbboJ erory Sunday at lOa ui yer Ineoning ecry Wcdnes ay night Gin Cn sPev P F Henueay v ServjcoMJ Avery Sunday at and u ices at St Rose same Lours tiuuIkw Felix Pasi4r cites tscponii and fourth Sunday in each njonth PJtESB tcaia nrBcrtI5ev T D Latiiuor Pastor PreachinKeverySuadayatil a in an j 7 nunM cHxd very Sunday at 10 a m Prgyermeediigerery Thursday evenig at 7 oclockB- ATTIST Cnrncn Rev Wm Harrison Wil jiiuns Pastor reaching every Sunday at jujn and j1 m Sunday School every Fun nb a in Prayer meeting every Wed sdavenlnjint o 3Dti lLL TTfn Ko JaM L Mudd Xo 2 Jab S Garden 2fo 3 RQ Rile Xo Jas 1111 2 a bJ B Slays No Jno 0po ocfeties Masonic S rintfleldLodKe jA3LPlanter R S jretary Jleetinpi nightsFirst and f ei ch mouth Dont iail to hear Rev Carter Helm Jooes at the Opera House Thursday 1t jjjgrht Dec 15 His subject is The Story of a Home This will be one the very best lectures ever delivered SpniiffiekL f a s r L and N Railroad time Table Incoming Trains jI l 1e j mrrivesArrives at Bardstown Junct n 650 930 502nLeaves Louisville 600 730u 410U Outgoing TrainsDaily L onlyNo f f i mLeaves mArrivessrORJ CREEK Mrs Sallie Hall visited her uncle iHilory McIntire last weeks Mr Fowlgr who was inured last week by a runaway team js improving and wills be out again The rain though late came asap great bless ng SamNallyhas about completed his large barn and he too will have con siderable rom for his stock John Hinton and Richard ReYnolds are the turkey traders of this neighbor They have been buying a good any of the Christmas birds Mrs Sallie Hinton whoj has been very ill at the h rae of her son is reported some belt r Leonard JMattingly and pan Haddey of Hickor3Camp Branch visited Dlrs- Ross Win Bill recently J SUBSCRIBERS FREE COLUMN j1 Under this bead all s who are Sub scribers to f Sun may insert free of chart advertisement of wheat corn and oats other farm produgtsL stock etc for sale or wanted Land sa or for rent not included but in sorted in another department paper atI very low rates r Bill Hodgen Springfield has for sale 8 shoats reach weighing about 30 4SLyman Barber Sprin jfield has for sale asow and pigs 4 J F Simms have yeallmules mules also a carload of wilt sell you one of these Animals orfwlll Sell them 4tsT Wm of ForestVie post office Springfield Kythas for sale aj filly Son of C F Clay J 4I H R Tp 9m son near town has for sale a imHk cow 4 J Richf 1tii nice po nd shoats foa sale5R A Mcintire near Springfield bas for sale pure bred Mammoth Bronze e turkeys Write him at Springfield Ky or call on him o MARKETS Springfield jMarket Ba Sides lie Bc pound Onjamol5c IKS n nil P4t Sp injr ttJ1apt her ltoui d Ducks c her fcairn Me il i er Lush L Eggspier doieu 3 per i ouivd Flour SlSO to S3ljGinsenp r TJiOijier i round Grain cheat S115 yru Qato tOe Hides 5reeu toi LnrdlIcfIICJlt9J1Ild1 to l r 1 3Ill pr icttiBrun rod lsliildtiuffr9J txr lOOpound Potat Country Gfc i Onion4Sl Salt8a5 and IJ lien 1mr reI Turkejii llcjer poundj Tallowtoe per iiounJL f i KKRllonl liK fulelL JCreWf k tub wwhc cCountry 0J1humjlCf iees nloJi 1010 II g1 WORN OUT Are Your Strength and Energy Gcrte If loa are dseour eE 3tld des1ioi d 1cverand you arcsowcat tir vou lave not the cbura e to face a nietime Eminent physicians have been attracted by milar cases andaiicrmakuip a car atJd cttiitific MUCT of their require raentt1 have corn pouuo ocl a remedy called binfynr wh builds up body a rJ1iud iiiz remark abl short tim vitalitWe tell yon of tb4 j rparaion lion 1ng itmatind1ts rattninrv ryh r where man vronian or coikujo fiurlcr in frorlack of cnr tfiiiTonc ran ho Itrccnreriata vcr trivial expense up you as itliasthotfjidof other Sold oc 1 positive trlntor CLJ MAYLMiSNr nfiiliMi Ky ii DailyNo Suny only 1jo 90 IDaily Daily No 44 HJLLSBORO l Hillsbofa certainly is the land o Qtwithstandingth farmers say they will have a very good crop of wheat apd everything else in pro- ortion eoP1ian plenty even was defeated we see no seasolt why our people should conrte ted as any n wOtld ames Guest of Chicago Ills is visiting friends and relatives here Tom Colteij and Dudley Sutherland wire at Vahaeren Anderson county last Sunday p Mr Samuel Mbntgdmery and wife Vlsit drelatifes at Cornishville Satu r day Milt Leachmaa and Bertha Miller at t SundayMiss wi ofjhersiMrs Mary Thompson spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Leroy Reedof the Ridge j Mrs Nancy Scott spent Wednesday andMrsMisses Flossie and Pearlie Arm strong were the guests of thrlr aunt Mrs John Vallsat Pleasant Crove last night returnedJS from Botl n by hrcousin Miss Mollie Shewmaker rMr Emmett Guest formerly of this county but now of Chicago Ills ca here last week and was married to mss Bessie Scott The nappy couple re turned immediately to Chicago to make their future home Tobacco striping and replenishing dayjn aOrxhurmjan on at Thursday night Rumor says we are to have some more weddings in our community right soon rWith many compliments to the em pl sees of The Sun and wishing it suc cc s1 the future 1 will clos The Suns Raise Louisville Tim6iThe Springfield Sun re estab typograph1icwit h advertising May The Sun s rays brighten Washington county for many thelformonths ooooooooosoooooooooooooobog I Wanted8 I 2 2 t 1Ct 0- i BEEF gg0d0 SHEEP Cl 01 J 8 j 0 t 8lc We will paythe high ft S gest larket prices k U 8I1e also want g t toi buy a lot of fat beef cattle LlI FTCOXCt Springfield Ky 8 GCpOOOGOGCOOCOOOGOGOOpGQOO a v MOORESVILLE Hog killing arid tobacco stripping oc cupied the attention ofut farmers during the past week Mrs S H Weekly undprwenta1io Oration for appendicitis at the McChord Infirmary in Lebanon last week She is reported to be doing nicely Mr James Truax is out after having been qbnfined to his room with an attack Jf tonsilitis Mr W 0 Ellis will engage in the nursery business abo January li He nt a and we IN0lastjweekissEsteUa Hapdin is Jthegu est of relatives at Lakeland Miss Pearl Lynch or Springfield spent last week with her uncle Mr Bishop at this place 1 Jep Cox has movod to LawrencebuVg merchants here have their fChristmas goods on display Newrre- eve cal of our neighbors are still thisewe fkTobacco Growers j Meet Saturday The tobacco growers of Wash ington county are requested tot meet at the Court house Spring jfteld Ky Saturday December 171904at 2P m Russells Christmas l Offerings i YOU WILL HAVE NO TBOUBLE IN SELECTING YOUR PRESENTS FROM FOLLOWING LIST It A onl Diamond Rings Setr Rings 01 all kinds Vetldingi Jxfngs Tiffany Rings Scarf Pins Watches of the finest grades Chains FobsINecklaces Lorgrettes Lock nHa Cuff Buttons Collar But tons Gold Pens Broach Pins Sterling Shirt Waist Sets Gold Bead klaces level Cases Comban Brush Sets Mani cure Setsl Clothes Brushes Hat Brusttfei yelvet Brushes Nail Brushes latch Safes Stamp uses Wis Brooms Scissors Nail Files Combs Sterling Mounted Suspenders Knives Seals Military Brushes Baby Sets Tabfc Spoons Tea Spoons Sugar Splohs Bullion Spoons Salt Spoons Butter Knives O sttjr TArks Cream Ladles Chlids Se s Ky Sou Spoons Silvriire s Stju Spoons Gold Meat Forks Fish Forks Sou La dies Water Sets Sugar libwls Cream Pitchers Tea Sets Veg etable Dishes Cream Trays TrayslakeBows Childs Cups Pittile Dishes Bon Bon Dishes Salt lJ and Pepper Dishes Cut Glues BOys Nappysl Truss Saucers Water Bottles Cream IJLtchers Candelabra n lightsf Lamps Seth Thomas Clocks Ingram Clocks rreatlyf r Thesa goods are highclass1 and presentsIhandsome display cAfE YA Russell SPRINGFIELD KY t Occco caOOCOOOOCOCCCCCOCOCccooooooooCOOaooooooococooo 8 1 gi t t3 t g l An Invitation i r is t tYG Iu are cordially invited to call and in 3z our assortment of the famous Spring J 8 field Harness and Strap work which are f a1 known the country over as the best and strongest 0 8Ct3tt r r and can furnish you goods at the very lAw restprices Please call it does not cost to 8 ICJ8 0 OCXCXCXX3OOCXX3OOOOCX3OOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC i t WILLISBURGr Mr Richard Pinkston and Miss Mary Grider were married December 4th They are both deservedly popular and have the best wishes of their many friends Mrs Sue Merritt has been qillHer physicians thought foraWile she would develop typhoid fever but she isi some better at tits writing W SGibbs received a telegram Fri day bigHt announcing the deathI lof his andfMr T E Wilson of Brdokville has had the misfortune to lose both of his parents within the last m nthHis father John K Wilson diedabout a monthago and his mother died last Friday They had both passed their journeyiwere residents of Harrodsbufg and were among its most valued and best citizens Mrs W S Gibbs and son Leo spent Saturqayahd Sunday in Harrpdsburg visiting the formers son and daughter Lester and Maybell who are thereat schooltending Oscar HcElroy has Returned home after several months stay in the Ro mountains Mrs John Perkins met with quite a serious accident last week She was going down some steps and fell strik ing the back of her head and cutting frightful gash rendering her uncon scious She is improving some and hope will be out in a few daysJ J H Rogers of Tennessee bought of W S Gibbs and kfromilrs A B Wells and J M Trent of this place and Mrs J T Trent of An tioch were called to your town last weekon account of the illnes of Miss Cora Trent- LittlelNellteIiyatt has beer quite ill of croup Clyde Gibbs is eo ring from an attackof grip i Mrs Will Merritt is quite isick with grip J J Sharp and wife were in Har rodsburg last week visitinghisHere is to The Springfield Sun after majestyIronprogress H H and M cn 7Wthis week on business T J Miller and Wm Sutton are re ported on the sick list Our superintendent J W Bush was inour midst last week He reports that the teachers have had good work this year We thank the editor of The Sun for copiesevery one presented witha paper appreciated it very much Mr and Mrs Jack Sharp have re HarrodsburgiMrsson very ill at that place iThe prayer meting at this place is- 11argely r attended A great many take YoungIeffort to make the meeting interesting attendYpry our village perhaps he could tell us who it is that Hoes so much shooting of nights It is almost dangerous for a person tot gooatownecome the Owl should report them the Grand Jury wuldsee them later X j Ought to Support t Liberally NewsI J name of a new paper whichrwas received for the first time at this office yesterday Mr J Rogers Gore Iformjerly of Hodgeti- vi e is the editor The new paper is theIpeople of Washington county ought to support it liberally New Rubbers r r r Just Received I = = = Mtens lIiR u bber Heavy Rolled Edge well worth S2goat 185Mens extra heavy Cloth Tops 165Hoods Felt boots v 250Less 10 per cent Ladies Rubbersgoodqualityat 50cLadies very fine Rubbers ati 75cLadies Arties fine quality SSe HamjlionBrown Shoes a I have just received very extensive line of the noted H HamiltonBrown Shoes They are known the world fiver I will be glad to show to you Bring me your butter and eggs while the prices are high SHin = produce is equal to ar dollar in cash It is Alarming To see the large quantities of nice mixed Nute Ammons Pe ans Walnuts Coacoanuts Dates Figs Large n London layer Raisins che per than ever before Florida Oranges from medium to Jumbo sizes the pric s will surprise you Large Evaporated California peaches ten pounds for 100 Twenty nice Prunes x100Full line of Cranberries Pears and Pine Apples Candies superior quality very high of mixed French Candies to Sunbeam VARIETbIIINE and strongest Sour Drops t OF TOYSGocarts Wagons Cains Toy Pistols Dolls of every descriptions SEE MY TENCENT COUNTER r Each and every article a great value It will pay you to see this PA THOMAS Springfield Ky ip jlt

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