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eilCjbilied Plows and Jeplrfral at vloT priees

Po tsthat will improve your hoiieo Cpineandg tprice on same before baying

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Year lij3 Unfe gone > nd passed end we aM well

with bur trade during that year bpjt our trade ha-

iiwiut faxjh year and to nmkfs it better in 1904 thai

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George Lon and hjsmtherviullinv to JellicQ soon

Misa Joan Craig has rpcome from Mt Vernon

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Mrs Capps farm at 250 <

W H Owens both ht of O M

Curamins for6o t7a mare > >

A J McM plien is imprpvitigaowly with his broktuFieg a

Ar and JMv Craig botight ofB F Livesay a pat of mules for122S

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Jgeprge Owens has gone fo tivf-

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fl it bin ay Qf pnt P fP ni aid1Wi 4E14 >gJ bef iij t e Law=

itptitelyrv2p1rg rotud Eotr stnalehJdr n tiurvt e bit Hf withad preceded him severalfears

tCorn is worth 2 0 ht re =Hog

ijj c to 4c Gopd catte about 3cA

Horses and rnuleiiud niand jjtrt a > finable priaes1WJ1 Doan sc4tto Green Morgan a While colt for-

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It4s stated thatlie L fe N 1ltfvtlmentsF

ITh House passejd GufTey Autiachine billWhr rUtk Jt ifi

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I felony to set up the device viHelm Nichols a prominetit farm

er hanged himself nea Harrods1uig JIl healththe ioause >

I ietitr CampbellJI jI

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William Rbisojij Ibrmtt Ml dof Bellevue Ky a dropped d ead j n

his palatial home home there en-

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unexpected lyAccording to aii authority 14i

um Avill SDMI be obtained in Aiaierica at such >

a price as to y put itiuthe reach of the scientists

Former GoACTaft of the PhilCIippiuey4ias arrivedat San Fricisco He sayi tie Islands luetranquil but are by no means readyfor self govetninent-

Man trtrmbers of Congress in-

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members of the Committee of Military affairs are deposed1

to crit cise the army manuvers heldatWest PtintX YanJrr- a

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Riley as very Expensive iorms ofinstructionv Lewis Radfofd a negro chargedwith intirder i ng a negro woman ntGuthrie S tufdaynightf was lynch-

ed b a mob of his own race Mod J

dforaftopito a tree and quietly disperbed iThe body of the murdered woman I

JlrlVISlJ1 he town of IVIpiiDdyille 41 I

was struck byx eyetone FridThe village asdnlohshed 1Jjtwentyfour people killed and i

ithap Jgoo injiiredf The cyclonecane from the sputftwcst and dthf

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fragments of houses household 1

Dods and other property =yver a

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The body ofMiss Sal ah Scha epigh School teacher was I

in a shedat Bedford II I1

that Sbe had beenindoicatiPK lSII

ordered by anknown person A reward of 1000 f

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capture aud bloodhounds are now rpn his trail The people are so

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wrought iip over the crime< ihaf a

lynchingmay follow his capturew

Andrew C rnegif is only a fewfive feet in 11ight

litchesabove m s his o4 partnertaller and John<

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Walker the other member of the t

trio wHo reYoluttfQnije4 the m antifaeture of steel has perhaps a littlethe better of both Carnegie andPhillips as for Henry C Trickhis head would jtst about reach tothe shoulders of fa man of ordinaryheight < c c

yedfQtnwith others of the committee hfwent tu insf pt9t e Gogbel statutein itspresent pjasreY vtate t14 tocriticise ahQ hf it al teire4 if nec-

essary befoftr it is castln btotixeThe pedestal J ftfermont raar

f tweutyfive feet high with thestatute itself ten feetifhight Mr-

S S Adams of L xi igton has ther

contract for the orke statueIs iii ihe had pf

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Bishop Trio 1stJner qQ4d1 sPPtiepIv 1n i N w pork

from a attoke pf aPS lexy r Hehag Pi1 to Anew Vor titb PIside of Mrs Dydl y xsmof er wJ o

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La>t week IL K Hart sold toCarritlieis 8 ttV9q Lexington14 2 year oJ lInJlestrqt 130Pleniiii 1Ur rf tie ryiq ift

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13 embled at SIiil fi 1I llijnAiswnere they will Ue 1 lit t I thevtExposition It

The Hv l iiitke especiallyactive in Todd count a fewdasstare and many olfglfe raninials I

changed Itaiids AirSjigjhfe most f

notable sIlcs werer fetet t 01 entilesI

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alid 1zfeyv large

r1P 150 J vv Tfcamsey

TetSOrts thtvsale of J W Soper I

Wednesday Jauuarylgoi as fairlyattended Among tHe Mngs sold

weielhe followtugged mare

s2i JE rseycoWiltiQ clf lf850II5 grade heifer dulytveach adry COJJsz9j J a2 50 hayabout J2 per tenfTwining impietents fatrhbesterDemocrat

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125 Garrithers > rdof lLexington bought of hen Jtlt >

Hart of Poplar Flavjnsy z4y taroldmulesatIor o

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attended the uct one farmingJmpiemerxte stopjlcrop etc oofW T Nfuir at sj>lace on tlfBryan Station fee feijrsdiijrMilch cows brow ftIa T gfeSOWS T2 to aa SpOilt a toc6 barrels of corn 14 from Sz 5r

to 2a barrel lit vfje crib 12 Jppsof timothy hay bro1 Jjf14 804 ion4 tons of baled strayrought S5a

Eton and 20 tons 0fredddJodder-saldat ttt 1a too 9l u btt <

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ports the stile of john Bu gin Thiiray as ciell attended and gooI prices

relined Among the ales werethe following i Two aged mares

63 and75colt 3050 pair goodmules 346 Qne mute t6j 50 W-

and palf 3675 5 cows a5 to 302 steer calc es eachfat heif ¬

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rslI4i1and 12 shoats359i good ewes at6 each corn in crib 2 IQ per oar J

eel clvej havjii 1012 per tonJstraw rick about 50 acres 2575

o double shocks of fodder 77 centsacht Blymot Rockh nssperopen Vin e rge Qcfit I

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relief iujoue ininttte because it killsthe microbe which tickles the mucous membrane causing the cougand at the same time clears thephlegm drawS put the infiamatiouand beals and soothes the affectedparts One Minute Cough Ctfrestrengthensi tUe Iungs w rds off

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never failing 1Win ll cwrabteesi ol GQttUs eplfls and jaroup

ale nanute Cough Cure is pleasantff9 take laarni less arid g6od alfk e

young oriBld S ldby Chas CDavis the druggist

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NGnancial ialtto ibereacted at abe present session of-

OSeSSQrmerGLp sjsQr Bradley 5was

honored by toe Kentticliy liateandJfouse and gives a reiceptiopby both bodies

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iSenatoT lli1abs expressed lig-igret at not being ableV to accept

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Mos Q Wotmorc of St LouisIiar

maaefit fund for the use of thePemocratic patty tv

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J lidge James B Can trill hasform =

ally announced his candidacy forJudge of the Court of Appekls tosucceed Judge Burnam in the Fiftlvdistrict

4 Qsueago ptpet asserts tbt theIroqnois Club of that citfs pre-

paring to boom Gen Nelson AMiles for the Democratic pjssideatial noiainatioB T

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Tfee bill appropriating 75000for the Kentucky exhibit at the StLouis Worlds Fair passed the Sea f

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ate by a vote of 28to 5 q1S thefirst bill to rash the lr

XH an interview at Wasiagtoa II

Senator Blackbum declared tUat inhis judgment the> Keat o j dele ¬

gates to the inQcraU < vatkjpalca i y ttols oqlg 1e jgS It<t I

both s to c 11diqaesi and platformI

ffcc mea if appropriatingQoaepo for the rection of newand commddiouabildiags at Frank

c tQtuwill bepafc law vithin J the next

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i The Bible Institute ColportageAssociation 250 La Sale Aveniie g

Chicago is seeking to widen its jl

coBstituency anrl scope of god to t

be done through the disse iiaationIof tje Gospel by meansprinted pate through Christian I

workers and laymea everywhereespecially ia thet rural districts j

They w skio effect a more or lessp n aAent organization o local

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know the Christian workeIJ Sunday schapl tei bars aud similarlaymeu antI who could assist theAssociatioai especially in Car filly

distributing 8nnotiBC neats ai-lrataioguesa

dSpepel literature

gi Ieajt etc The local rreprcs a-

tlve will not be rtuir vj to sell thejublicatie3 of the AssociationtheUgh t dera will nato ailI anfreasily ewe to biuiendsou stfch acash cpiimiBsjoa will be paid Forthe work of1Ii9tribntiott of printednatter and sqhebef simple service aa iUbe rendered the As ¬

sociation witt give liberai tciuuaerition to tbe coTes mdcnt 1tl val

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rhja aaQdiincenent are invited toaddress tltes oei tion for furtherprticul rhr TJi plan iS adaspted

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