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a r To those who waitBut when

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y ToOur Jellnquent5You alt Barb aivare that we hays

Bustftined heavy loss by fire withno Insurance and no recourse but-

s our old accounts We gent eachr and every orio who owed us for

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isey Appeal to llIyuptbhtwe mightresume bueines as so nnsposBib-itf1 Zt At that time we ihnd out 835u

e tnn subscription alone and of thisamount we have collectednearlyroneroigluh W know you tan spay

r dtllis snuill amount and iasyou haveplaced its to such inconveniencewe hayodecidedto place euohandevery account Jri the hands ofapublishers collection agency thatis not paid up In ten days Wevery numb dislike to have to 1othabut we Jui1e to raise somemoney and this seems to be ourlufit resort Ifjou want to hold

your reputation and credit you hail

t betterse4dln the small amountyou owe Setjd by check nioneyorder registered letter or twocentstomps jf the sum is Jess than onedollar

A man must fail atleast oncen to learn ltorwsto succeed

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WILBUR R SMITH Lexington Kyw KoU KntHlv Vnltmau recto rce tmooo oad

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Married By WireMiss Maude Wilcutt stood in

the telegraph office at BowlingGreen Jiy Saturday ight andbecame thb bride of Dr J WSimmohp of Peaster Texas

Jliey were married bywire Tile questions were askedfrom the Texas end by a justiceof the peace and were answeredby Miss Wilcu tc Miss WilcuttRt present Is teaching school inButler county She and Dr Simmons recently met while travel ¬

ingTIle operator and newspa ¬

per acquaintances were the Bowl ¬

ing Green witnesses to the mar ¬

riage Mrs Simmons will leavenext week for Texas to join herhusband

The annual report shows thedaily average of prisoners in theFrankfort penitentiary to havebeen 1285 J JefFerson led all other counties in number pf prisoner sent up during the year haying sent up during the year 260

J a ette county carne next with1J9 Madison is third with 85A uniqo feature is that Kentonand Campbell counties with apopulation ranking up next tothese sends only a few convictseach year whichraay bo acconted for by thcfacttlxat Criminalsidthospopmjiities goto Cincinnatito flOitJ rkrand J f Briejnt

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have worked oV rtil1eonlythirysovet pnrdona and thirtyeight paroles being recorded dur¬

ing the twelves months past

VhNTEDSeveral persons of clinrnctcr and good reputation in each stateone in this county required to repre¬

sent old established wealthy businesshouse of solid financial standing Sala ¬

ry 18 00 weekly with expenses addi ¬

tional all payable in cash each Wednes ¬

day direct from head ofliccs Horse nodcurrlageti furnished whon necessaryReferences Enclose selfaddressedstumped envelope Manager 810 Caxton Building Chicago

The carpet house of Lowry

sulferedalossLbyGoobol a brother of the late GovGoubol told is reported that ma ¬

ny of his private papers bearingon his brothers murder Were con ¬

sum < < thereby making the losspuo of public onncorn

l pur cough mixture Bqstinthe world jJBcents for 4oz B LU

tlepage Son

The Gynthiana DoniocratsaysEverything passedoirquetly at

Lexington Sunday A womanwas saverply cut a nmii bejt hisAvife a step ttaughtor knocks-her step iithpr In the head witha loaded cnne nogrb woniqn haa fuel with knives a negro 1

Wjia ltrrestctlfor carrying concealQd weappus nud threatpningthe if6 pf a woman Bi1tthousteal nitirdor pt siiimtle was misslug Kite town seemctd v6rylull

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Stanford citizens have organizedn company to tflffor oil inthe town limit s At agoin boring foryratcrlulfveih wasstruck g ignightetburned at a liigh al tide for sev-

eral days jii it

A minister one Sjijhday evenlug was preacliing fo a sleepycongregation to y149 them upho said BrethrMi wake uptYou really ml know thatyour minister is Bleaching tcyou this evening wiEa only halfa shirt fouls bacf fe and theywoke up Tti the f9 awing tiveelc

he had several pi1s sent tohiin containing ucW miirts thethe seitders hopirig i would excuse the lib cr j fiiWiwera taking-in sending them t rm Several ladies more aim IS thaaothers called on ainnister andexpressed

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ing poor theixslrrJtends dontyou know half wasin front es blushed

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Harrison Svt hgqrtho venerablepr otorof2 ugoSpringswlwn JIivotctlfre <ellt olec

tion thismakes 00 times thru have votedat this one precin Ho isnow7yearsof this shows

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a dose of medcine land jievQiHoBt a day f k ssOnfJ-ythe other day h wa seen feed ¬

ing his cattle Ilnol1mostanyday may be seen f oing toorfrom-Hnzel Green on lmrsoback Indeed ho is as active in mountingand dismounting many mennot half his age i V

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ttermilk as nlromedial agentcannot be praisedtoo highlyThe lactic acid the sour of thebuttermilk attacks and dissolvesevery sort of earthy deposit inthe blood vessels Thus it keepsthe veins and arteries so suppleand free running th re can beno clogging lip hence no depos¬

it of irrigating qalcerpus matteraround the joints nor of poison ¬

ous waste tit mufccle8 A quarta day should be the minimum

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Stations PMAMLvL-cxIngton 210i 740

Winchester 205 833I LJunctlon 3Q7 837

Clny eity 40 k 018I l Stnnton 301 023S Natural Bridge 420 0541 Tprrent y 4810Q8102Od

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If any one alas a creaky joint ora swolen and aching one heshould drink all the buttermilkhe can relish but it should befresh churned and wholesome

The Smallest FamilyThere is probably no family of

people in Trigg county who ale assmall as the family of J H Bridgesof Maple Grove says the CadizRecord There are seven membersof the family father motherand five children and the totalweight of all is only 462 poundsThe oldest childa boyof 16

weighs only C2 pounds

To Drill for Oil

A local company leased nearlyall the land around the OilSprings but a Lexington compa ¬

ny leased Dock Eubaiiks land apart of the old Eastin farm andsome other land Wednesday aderrick and other tools for drill ¬

ing were sent up the road andwork will begin at once on thefarm of Mrs Gay near the WestBend Orossing It is to be hop-

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that oil will be found in pay ¬

ing quantities Winchester Dem-

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Take your butter and eggs toMrs JW Williams

Clay City Ky

Most people give advice freelybecause it doesnt cost them any ¬

thing

The Schley Court of Inquiryhas found Rear Admiral WinfleldS Schley culpaple in elevenout of the twelve charges contain ¬

ed in the precept Admiral Dew-

ey however liissents and findsstrongly in Scleys favor

Many a man who tries to bo nrascal finds he is only capable ofbeing a fool

Closing Out at CostTo close out everything in Hens

Clothing and Hats we will putXVnsale at once our entire stocu of

Suits Odd Pants Over Coats BoysSuits and Pants Mens and BoysHats and Mens and Boys Shoes

Mrs J W WilliamsClay City Ky

A committee from the djstill ¬

ers of the State are requestingthe State Board which put a taxof 10 on the barrel of whisky Itoreduce it to 8

ruiru Jor bideFarm of 50 acres all bottom land

at Walters Ferry 2 miles from ClayCity with good dwelling of 6 roomsand all necessary outbuildings Cis ¬

tern convenient to house Will be

sold at a bargain J W TwosClay City Ky

An Irishman says there is noblessing like health especiallywhen you are sick

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To Whom itMay Concern I

LOOK O-UTGhrisfmas is doming

We will be looking for you Our buyer Mr Soper has dilligently stud

died the wants of the people and especially knows what will please the

Boys and Girls as well as grownup people Ho will spend the lastweek of November in time City selecting Xmas goods only andwecordlally invite everyone to come in and inspect our Xmas goods which will be

opened up by December 15 We will show you the nobbiest goods you

ever saw in Clay City

When You Come to Our Store

dont fail to examine our 6c and lOc Counter We havent the space

to mention the many article we will show you so como and see for your¬

selvesWewill double our force during holidays and will take pleasure in

showing you through the Stock

Remember our General Stock of Merchandiseisiargr andr betterse

Iccted this season than ever before We can supply your wants because

we keep what time people want

We have just unloaded 3 Car Loads of No 1 Hay

which we will sell at 90 cents per cwt

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