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To give a bargain youmust first get it Werealized this in buyingo u r winter stocksand consequently cangive you greater bar-gains than ever before

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Heavy Shoes Rubbers9utings Flannels WoofWaistings Ladies SkirtsCloaks Jackets and Un ¬fileready for your inspec ¬

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THE BOLEN KILLING

Sheriff Howard Has Wired the Govern-or For Troops

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Frankfort Ky Oct l7As a sequelto the killing of Jack Bolen a Midillesboro barber and prominent lodge manfor which crime Frank Ball has beenindicted and for whose apprehension

1000 reward is outstanding SheriffHoward of Bell county has wired thegovernor for troops stating the situa¬

tion is beyond his power Gov Beck =

ham replied to Sheriff Howard thathis telegram gave no reason for send ¬

ing troops and directs him to conferwith Circuit Judge Moss and have him

Moss advise the governor for whatpurpose troops are needed Citizensof the Law and Order League describethe situation as such that officers fearto arrest Ball who is prominently I

connected and surrounded by a clanof his friends who have threatenedwith death any arresting officer whoattempts to take him It is further asserted that should Bat be apprehend-ed

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they would release him

KENTUCKY COTT NIGrows Earlier Than That in the South r

and Brings More MoneyI

Hickman Ky Oct 17ffhe DoddsBros cotton gin is in operation and85 bales of a superior quality cottonhave been turned out representing avalue of 4250 Last year SydneyDodds of Clarksdale Miss sent fromMississippi cotton seed which matur¬

ed much earlier in this latitude thanelsewhere and if generally planted I

will hake a distinct type of cottonThe bottoms along the Mississippiriv ¬

er here are ideal for this kind of agri ¬

culture and the cotton grown on Kenlucky soil is said to be superior tothat brown in Mississippi and bringsbetter prices in Memphis and southerncotton markets

MOSE FELTNER ARRESTED

He Goes To Jackson Without An Es-cort of Troops

Winchester Ky Oct 17oscsFeltner was arrested here on a war¬

rant from the Breathitt circuit courtand taken to Jackson as a witness be-

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the grand jury in its Investigation-f tse ilarcum assassination Feltnar

asked the governor for troops butthe executive replied that he had notushority to order them out withoiit arequest from circuit or county judge

He Declines the PositionOwei sbon Ky Oct 17Maj W-

V Bumpur has formally declined toeconio commandant of the confeder-

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home at Pewee Valley Some tmaiso the position was tendered to hrsind he had it under consideration lIesays that he does not want to saverhis business relations in Owensboro

Kentucky Masons GatheringLouisville Ky Oct 17 Massos

Font all over Kentucky gathered lureattend the 105th annual convccatlou

if the Masonic grand lotlga of Kcatacky 1 he sessions which vil btteal in the new Masonic tempe willast three days and over 600 delegates

are expected

Stricken in the PulpitLouisville Ky Oct l7nev Father

awrence Bax for 43 years pastor of

U Johns Hoiuin Catholic charchvas prostrated in his pulpit and hsoni1itiori is not favorabie Fatheriax celebrated the 50th annivereaiy

ifits priesthood two years ago

Killed By a Bed SlatHop dnsvllle Ky Oct l7Davf

cowherd colored who was struckver tile head with a bed slat by Gone

Puffy another negro ten days ago s

Jead The trouble between partieslas about a won n Duffy was arested and is in jail here

Did He Wear a MustacheLouisville Ky Oct 17Whether

Howard C Irwin charged in elghcounts with having raised and passedfills wore a mustache at the time ofhe alleged offense May 30 of this

year vail determine the guilt of theaccused

1Co D S Trumbo StrickenOwinssville Ky Oct l7Cril D

S Trumbo of Carlisle exrepreseuta ¬

tive from this district exsheriff antiwidely known politician suffered astroke of paralysis and is in seriouscondition the entire left side beingaffected

For the Pipe LineMt Sterling Ky Oct 17 Robert

Blackburn representative of the Cen ¬

tral Natural Gas Co is in the county

cmt1tyIngtonIDied at the Age of 96 Years

Mt Washington Ky Oct 171113Robert McGraw died at her home inShenwas 9C years of age and had lived inthat neighborhood all her life

National Bank ReopenedLouisvie Ky Oct 17The West

era National bank of this city whichwas closed several weeks ago on or ¬

ders from the controllers office hasreopened for business under favorable

auspicesSteamboatDeal Made

Louisville Ky Oct 17V The dealfor the steamer Falls City was made

the Kentucky River Packet aridtoTowboat Co for dz00u The corn

Ipany Is capitalized for 20000

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A LOUISVILLE GIRL

She Will Marry a Western Mine Owner Rated in the Millions

Louisville Ky Oct 18Mrs Eliza-beth

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s most beautiful young womenwill become the bride of John FrancisJudge the owner of several gold antiturquoise mines in Utah and regardedas several times a millionaire Theceremony will take place at the homeof the bride and only immediatefriends and relatives will be presentThe honeymoon will bo spent in NewYork for which pace the couple leaveWednesday night She is well knownIn that city arid in other social centers Mr Judge is a graduate of Yalaand Van Rensselaer university TroyN Y The young people met in Cali-fornia

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two years ago and it was acase of love at first sight They willmake their home In Salt Lake City

ASKED FOR AN OPTION

A Controlling Interest In the LouisvilleTobacco Warehouse Wanted-

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Louisville Ky Oct 18A local bro-kerage firm offered Kt for the commonstock of the Louisville Tobacco Ware-house

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Co which is quoted on the mar ¬

let at from 5fi to 59 A meeting of theprincipal officers of the company washeld and the offer was declined Theearnings on the common stock for thepast year are said to have been 10 per-cent Basil Doerhoefer one of thislargest stockholders of the companysaid that he would not consider anoffer nf lean than 150 for the stockThe brokers who are seeking the op-

tion declined to say who they are rep-resenting They want the option untilJanuary

THE MOB HANGED HIM

Jury Gave Virgil Bowers Convicted ofMurder a Life Sentence

London Ky Oct l8Viril Dowers the negro who killed George Farris n lumber dealer last August wastaken from the jail and hung to an ap ¬

ple tree scarcely out of town by armedmen and a masked mob of some 200men supposed to have come fromKnox county Bowers shot and killedFarrs without one word being spokenby either There was one white manwith Farris and a negro with BowersBoth testified that the killing waswithout provocation The negroshotly was found at daylight swung toTree two feet from the ground Bow-ers

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had beam given a life sentence bya jllQr

Toll Rod Company IndictedNewport Ky Oct lSTha grand

jury in session at Alexandria madea report finding an indictment againstthe Grants Lick ClaryvTlle and ButorTurnpike Co It is charged jn the indictment that the cqaipany willfullyand negligently permitted the turnpike to become unfit for travel whentoll was being charged

Indicted For Attempted BriberyCovington Ky Oct 18 Charles B

Jarvis who wasconfined in jail at Catlettsburg serving a sentence for re-

tailing whisky without a license wasindicted in the United States court foroffering 25 it is aleged to the jailerto bribe him to let him escape frontjail

Kentucky Masons MeetLouisville Ky Oct lSWhen the

105th annual communication of theMasonic grand lodge of Kentucky oneof the oldest bodies in the UnitedStates ws called to order over GOO

delegates from all parts of Kentuckyanswered to their names

A Kentucky Man RobbedMemphis Tenn Oct IS Robbed

of al his private papers notes andcash with the exception of 30 centsF E Stanley of Louisville Ky stop-ped here ei route to Houston Tex tomake complaint against the sleepingcar company

Fatal Fight Over a WomanMiddlesboro Ky Oct l8In a fight

over a woman in the outskirts of thetown Mark Smith shot Tilman Westthree times killing him instantlySmith escaped to the mountains andofficers have gone to arrest him

Maddened ByTauntsOwingsville Ky OcL l8Because

he was subject to fits and his playmates had taunted him Herbert Reedaged 18swallowed ammonia at hishome on Millers creek He was savedby hard work by physicians

Judge James A Burnam DeadRichmond Ky Oct l8ormer

County Judge James A Burnam dieshere at his home after a littering iJness He was 48 years of age and thetaon of Judge Curtis F Burnam He issurvived by his wife

Newport Man Held UpNewport Ky Oct l8Henry Hess

of this city reported to the police thathe had been held up and sandbaggedat the corner of Tenth street and Parkavenue by two men who robbed hintof two new blankets

Boggs Elected ModeratorLouisville Ky Oct lSAt the open

ing session of the annual meeting ol

the Presbyterian Synod of Kentuckyheld here Rev S D BOggs of Catlettsburg was elected Moderator rotthe ensuing year

Distiller Brown DeadLouisville Ky 6ct l8J T S

Brown distiller and a leading spirim Louisville commercial circles died

as the result of hemorrhage of thebrain

There is nothing speculative ah listthe fateof a banker who goes in fb

speculation with other peoples moneyI

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0I THIS is the foundation of our business awl for 15 years we have held strictly to theyabove principles Thats why our store has grown to be the biggest and most popular in j lthis town and thats why we have made a success fY

g HAVING just returned from the market centers we are prepared to say that we have0A

bought the finest and largest stock of Fall and Winter goods ever shown in this county This Aincludes a selection of new andstylishi >

Dress Goods and Trimmings Furnishing Goods Al Clothing Shoes c 1j

Remember our Fall Opening September 10th at which and each day thereafter weI will be glad to show you through our extensive line and give you prices cheaper than the f sTipTop M

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Trecot Flannel all colors and all wool 25cents per yard Outings 5cts to 10cts per yard 1 fBest Calicoes 5cts per yard M

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IIndividual Firms and Corporations 5ollriled mGive uSyour business toll we a pleasQtiQPa 3 per cent interest on all of 100 CQmor when left in the bank and not cheek QMpe t of six months

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Mr G M Ballard School Sup ¬ ibiggestimen waswithus this weekand we are proudto say he did not findany gapsdownamong usMr M L Kelton went

anything in electionW Mullin of Henry county j

visited her brother D C Pullinsthis week Also Mrs Johu Pearl I

of London sister to D C waswith themMr Harvey Chenaultwho has been on the sick list fo

past six weeks has returned homel Richmond looking well

Our old friend J H Sigmonfwho has been confined tofur past 8 weeks withstomachtrouble is no better There issome talk of another store biibgopened up in our little village in

the nepr future Let the good worgo oUrWe have bten out so longwe are almost ashamed to comeagain but being tied down withbusiness and conld not look up thenews and we hope our clever edito-will let us ofFand allow us a littlesrace to make a few remarks again

1postmasterof the patrons of the office here

Mr US Berry the sorgumking has made up to this time600 gallons as good as a biscuit waever pulled through D N Wilhams of Mt Vernon was here onbusiness this weeek Paul Kidwellof thjs placehas moved to Copper

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creek to ergege in the mercantilebusiness The election is warmingup and a lot of Independentbeing talked of heretile L WBethurura and S D Lews spokehere Monday night and told usabout the=approaching election

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IMore weddings are expected in i

these tarts youThere has beenmore wheat sown in this part thanever before This weiie glad to

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see for when our farmers turntheir auction more to their farmsbalerrcouutyDt Carpenter of Stan ¬

11MrJohneyond He leaves a wife and onechild to mourn their loss The reomains were lid to Test in theafterk ¬

noon servicesRev John Elder

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FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING

As these lines from J H Sim ¬whatrmight have resulted from his tedble cough if he had not taken themedicine about which hewrites j

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lieve it I took Dr Kings NewDiscovery for Consumption Coughand Colds which completely cured rpersmlne cures uudisease prevents grip and pneumonia at Mt Vernon Drug CoGuaranteed 50 eta and t Trialbollle free

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and SundayMisses Linda

CoraIH Dooley is very sick at this writ ¬

lugblr and Mrs Mose Angliaof Berea visited parents on Big HilSaturday >

WB Harris and W J Swinford-of Morril were in Goocbland Fri-

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on businessB C Martin ofthis plave has moved to Illinois tomake his future homelIr ParkieScott of Climax is very ill at this

reIcoverMrs ¬

Gap visited friends at Double LickSundayDr Jones and T LJones of this place are visitin friendsand relatives in Knox couaty thisweek

PLANS TO GET RICHAre often fruslrted by sudden

breaking down due to the dyspep ¬

sia or constipation Brace up andtake Dr Kings New Life PillsThey take out the materials whichare clogging your energies andgive you a new start Dure head

MtVeruonISheriff Howard of Bell county

GmT Beckham for troopsJackk s

iindicted fer the crime remains atlarge Gov Beckham wishes ad-

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