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tolling us what you want and where you want it and letus introduce you to the man who has the very property youare looking for

Wo recommend the following properties as being productiveand fair in price r

Do You Want to Sell your farm or business If youwant cash for your property send price and description at ontoand let us show you how we bring buyer and seller together

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Jno D Babbaaet-t- lL l 09 000 for 18 ° neros four miles west of1 p Olendeune 5 ratios team brunch I

I railroad all fresh land 100 iicros In cultivatlon Macros In truss will produco too becorn wheat and tobacco lu neighborhoodplenty lintlnc water well at door ut dwelling Ilog dwe UDK 2 rooms nod side roomgood stable 3 tobacco Intros H tenant houses

5 1ionty of good timber for furra purposes1laud to clear Price 2000 H cash

T Sales 6000 A YearA splendid business stand store-

house stock of goods good will etcK Annual sales 5000 to 6000 a year1 Post office in connection which pays

about 120 per year Three miles fromrailroad station on the bruich Here

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130 nero under cultivation and pasture 222

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water the your round Onethird cash andgood oust terms on balance

CtM 7a acres sltuutoU IIH miles frompJJU Holt JjlnsGube Pierce Ridge landI

good shape good feiictui one good dwelhouse 3 rooms 1 good cistern 1 barntin feet 1 inverfalllni sprlug two ponds

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acres In tlmhon white Itrk sugar tree andI beech balance cleared 1Plenty of Rood trollgoodtout It Is Rood land and In cood Hx Just the

farm for u man with a small family

Two room cottage on Murray AvenueWell located stunts for5 put month

fi 1t 750I acres on Hardlnsburg and4 r lns of Sinking road 2 milesfrom Sample Improvements dwelling andu Rood lilt barn oO acres la oak und beechamour The oak timber Is good tie timberBeech never been worked Timber can be

LlmostoneIlIndtobacco and fruit Plumy good water yourround Terms one third cash balance IDeasy payments

OacresliudIl5j rooms two cisterns u walled cellar withH store room over It to pool stock burnsone tenant houe shout 5uO apple and poachtrees also pears quinces and apricots mostall kinds of small trolls Including a oleovlnyurd of choicest grapes 2uO acres tleiTDlbalance In woods 125 acre In grass severgrovesof black loeusbsulllclont for posts U

Iwlru the whole farm In It lies near Bkrocon L 1l St L U K price Is 5000 orlong and easy payments

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KENTUCKY SPIRITSDistilled by A Louise Babbage t

From The American Press New York July 17th

At the Kentucky Press Assocla ¬

dons fortieth annual meeting at Es

till Springs near Beach Hargis homeIn the mountains of Kentucky theonly spirits handed out were good

onesEach and every editor sipped withthe others the delightful features onthe program prepared by the foreigncommittee on entertainmentC EWood E D Miller and Louis Lan

dramTheirefforts hit like missiles out of

a shotgun and not one guest waspresent who did not feel the strongglow of a glorious time

000An editor who has worn a smile and

a ilower every day for twenty yearsIs Dan Bowman editor of the Woodford Sun Versailles Mr Bowmansays that Is pne way he has been ableto keep his subscribersby his flowers

and smiles000

One of the most popular men at themeeting was Richs Brother Thecard he handed around is herewithgiven Havinu been known hereto ¬

fore in the K P A as Richs Broth ¬

er and his presence here malting itnecessary I herewith introduce my ¬

self as Hiram A Richardson TaylorCounty Enquirer Campbellsville KyHowdy II

oooOne of the most interesting young

women at the meeting was Miss LauraRollins She came down from themountains accompanied by JamesMetcalfe whose father Is editor ofthe Pineville Sun Miss Rollins hasa head chuck full of business senseand what she had stuffed up her sleevefor increasing circulation was mar-

velous000

Green Keller editor of the CarlisleMercury helped rock the cradle ofthe Kentucky Press Association when

it first saw the light forty years ago

Mr Keeler is one of the oldest andmost interested members of the as ¬

sociation000

The only real moonshiner is ODMiller of the Climax Printing Com ¬

pany Richmond His birthplacewaswhere the ballroom nosy stands atEstill It was fourteen years agosaid Mr Miller that I left for Rich-

mond

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and entered the printshop butI still love the mountain spot nearIrvine II

000Thursday was the big day R R

Perry of the Sun Sentinel Winches-

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brought to Estill 000 guests tliecompany of jolly people Including hisprinting olllce force and postal clerksMr Perry Is one of the most success ¬

ful newspaper men in the associationand has an army of friends

000An author who has created much

fame is Louis Landrum The snakestories that he tells were never foundin the grass or underbrush Anti theway that he can knock them out Hegets every one scared up a tree forfear he will rake out a snake story in

print on them000

H H Sommers of EUzabethtowahas been appropriately nicknamed

watchdog for the K P A He has i

kept the association out of more

AgoniesOlPain

Never give up and think thatall women yourself Included haveto suffer pain-

Thousands of women have written to ten how they have curedtheir womanly ills and relievedtheir pains and over a million

have been benefited 111 variousother forms of female disease durI-

ng the past 50 years by thatpopular and successful femaleremedy

CARDUIWOMANS RELIEF-

iI believe I would now have

been dead writes Mrs MinnieKyif Ihad suffered with bad crampingspells pains In my back sidesand arms and awful bearlngdownpains Now these pains have allgone as a result of using Cardul

At All Druggists

WRITE FOR FREE ADVICEstating ago and describing symp ¬

toms to Ladles Advisory DetThe Chattanooga Medicine CoChattanooga Tenn E 3-

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I fsquabbles than any other membdr Itis through his vigilant faithfulnessthat the Kentucky Press Associationhas had such a perfect life Everyeditor sings his praise and providesmeat for the watchdog

000Charles Howard editor of the Hog

genvllle Herald and John D Babbageeditor of the Breckenridge News arethe only editors in the association whohave edited a paper nearly thirtyyears without shifting from pillar topost Both Mr Babbage and MrHoward have stuck to the bush andit is harts to tell which has got themore berries

000Amqng the guests entertained by

the Kentucky Press Association nonewere more thoroughly enjoyed andapreciated than Mr aud Mrs Ridgeof Cincinnati Mr Ridge representedthe A P A which is like a star Inthe east to the newspaper world TheKentucky editors have been renderinga course of laudation to The Ameri-can

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Press the wonderful journal thatvisits every office in the United Stateseach week

oooA mans name that should be

changed is T C Underwood of Hopkinsville It should be Topwood forhe is always up and doing and youcant down him If he caht come Insmiling himself he getsthere by mak ¬

ing some other fellow laugh out loudThus is President Underwood

000One of the most beloved presidents

was Mr Tim Needham editor of theWilliamstown Courier who gave upthe chair at this meeting Mr Needham is one of the oldest as well asthe youngest members of the associa-tion

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000One of the most beautiful acts of

kindness that took place during themeeting was that of Editor Meachamof Hopkinsvllle nominating for pres ¬

ident Mr Tom Underwood his com-petitor Every member of the asso ¬

elation remarked Mr Meachams unselfish spirit toward the new presi ¬

dentt oooOne of the most popular men in the

association is A D Miller Mr Millercarries more than one load on hisshoulders for dprlng this meeting hewas elected president of the EighthDistrict League

oooThe Kentucky Press Association

adjourned after one of the most successfui and enjoyable meetings in Itshistory

Quite a debate resulted from theintroduction of a resolution declaringin favor of school suffrage for womenin Kentucky Before a vote wastaken the resolution was withdrawn

When the election of olllcers forthe ensuing yearwas taken up T CUnderwood editor of the KentuckyNew Era atHopkinsville was electedpresident A D Miller of Richmondvice president and Dan Bowmar ofVersailles secretary

The windup banquet given by theMessrs Riddle proprietors of EstillSprings was asplendid affair and wasenjoyed to the limit by every one whoattended Jouett Shouse of Lexing-ton

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was toastmaster

Appeal to Drivers

The Womans auxllary to the Kenlucky Humane society has issued thefollowing well timed appeal to ownersand drivers of horses and mules

Use your horses and mules as yourself Do not overwork them do nothurry them do not overload them

Hunt shade for them to stand in Alittle trouble might save a lot of money

Remember horses and mules can be-

come¬

hopelessly insane from standingin the hot sun

Wash the heads and mouth with asponge

Hats aregood use themDo not use a tight checkrein A

horse cannot pull wellRemember this is fly time Why add

to the torture of fly bites an ncom ¬

fortable false position of tilt headGive your horse all he wants to eat

and time enougn to eat it

Century Magazine For July

Mr A S Chapmans article upon theboyhood of John Hay ilhjstrnted withmany portraits would alone make theCentury Magazine for July worthwhile MajorQeneral A W Greelysreview of Lieutenant Shackletons ex-

pedition¬

to the South Pole derives its in¬

terest from the tact that General Greelyis one of the greatest living authoritiesupon polar exploration The illustra ¬

tions of DIr Robert Haven Schauffiersarticle upon Rothenburg in his series

Romatic Germany prove his assertionthat it is one of the toast picturesque

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Old Vorld towns The Uev Dr HI

Wood tforebeStorn epl to the Kmtnnnuel movement dOlls luminously withthe subject Mr George K WooJborry s

verse entitled Proseplne written atLake Ptrgusa Is haunting In its laudfulness and melody It Is of a high orderof poetry even for the Century DrS Weir Mitchells story The Societyof the Guillotine Is another attractivefeature of this well edited midsummern mbor

If yolt have pains in the buck weakhack or any other indication of a weak ¬

ened or disordered condition of the kid ¬

neys or bladders you should get DoWittsKidney and Bladder Pills right awaywhen you experience the least sign of

klndey or bladder complaints but besure that you get DeWitts Kidney andBladder Pills We know what they willdo for you and if you will seed yourname to E C Dewitt Co Chicagoyou will receive a free trial box ot thosekidney and bladder pills They arcsold here by all Druggists

Kentucky To Show Corn

M C Rankin commissioner In theDepartment of Agriculture labor andstatistics has been appointed vice presldent for Kentucky of the NationalCorn Association and announces thatthe State will make an exhibit at theNational Corn Exposition in OnahnDecember 6 to 18-

ArrangementsI

were made at a con-

ference

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of Corn Association officials

with Mr Rankin in Frankfort thisweek and It is expected Kentuckygrain will take a high place and winmany of the list worth 50000 which isoffered at the show In Omaha MrRankin has one hundred or more boysin Kentucky growing corn from pureseed They will show this in an ex ¬

hibit to bo held at the Kentucky Statefair grounds and then the best will goto the National show

As is well known Kentucky standshigh as a corn producing state whenacreage is considered It is the hopeof Mr Rankin and his co workers tobring the average yield per acre up toamong the best in the United States

Life 100000 Years Ago

Scientists have found iu a cave inSwitzerland bones of men who lived100000 years ago when life was in con ¬

stant danger from wild beasts Todaythe danger as shown by A W Brown

of Alexander Me is largely frotndeadly disease If ft had not been for DrKings New Discovery which cured me

I could not have lived he writes suf-

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BEWLEYVILLE

Held over from last week

Robert Hardaway of St Louis andEmmett Hardaway of Iowa are visitorsnt the home of their father MY Ben

HardawayMrsr Blanford and children

of Lebanon will arrive today to te theguests of Mr and Mrs Chits Blanford

Mr and Mrs Jas Foushee spent Sat-

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and Sunday with their daughterMrs Gilbert Kasey

Arvin Stith and Ike Hicks of HilllGrove wefts visitors in the neighbor ¬

hood SundayRoy Payne and family spent Sunday

with Mr and Mrs M P Payne

C H Blanford returned Saturdayfrom a business trip to Frankfort and

LouisvilleMissHead of Lodiburg is the

guest of Miss Marguerite StithBro Lite of Louisville preached

three excellent sermons at the Baptistchurch Saturday and Sunday

Miss L eta MO oy spent last week theguest of Mrs Oscar Dowell at livington

We are sorry to hear of the suddendeath of Mr Roam Board who droppeddead at his home Sunday eveningMuch svmpathy Is extendeo to the bereaved family

Why dont you delight the housewife by furnishing her pure andwholesome flour Your grocer keepsit Its the Lewisport flour

GeneTriplett and wife spent Satur¬

day and Sunday at Mr Jim Paynes atEkron

The Masonic banquet given Saturdayevening was quite a success An ele-gant supper was served by the ladles qfthe Eastern Star which was enjoyed byall present

Tortured on a HorseFor ten years I couldnt ride a horse

without being in torture from pileswrites L S Napier of Rugless Ky

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