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KY DECEMBER 19 L i r L t N I 1I1JHL fr 1 1OUBTBBNTH YEAR 3 tr f 4 nFi THE RECORD vatsslt aswI LANCASTER TUESDAY 22 r FOR Useful Presents For the Men Razors in stag bone and fancy handles Pocket knives with pearl handles genuine stag ebony and bone handles Every knife and razor guaranteed Shot guns rifles and fishing poles foot warmers for buggies bar ness saddles lap robes horse blankets bri dles good buggy whips spurs and dog collars Saws hatchets and tools of all kinds Fqr the Women Rotchester nickle and silver ware dishes serving dishes coffee pots cream pitchers sugar bowls water pitchers waiters mugs napkin rings crumb trays molasses stands ladles card trays salt and pepper boxes tea kettles Mrs Potts sad irons in sets door bells Wheeler Wilson sewing machines electric ranges coal vases brass nickleplated and berlin black fire sets Large line of tea and table cutlery sil knives and forks celluloid handles ebony bone rubber etc Carving sets of the latest patterns scissors of all kind and the best line ever brought to Lancaster We guar antee the Turkey roasters cake moulds cake boxes and 3piece water sets For the Children Skates shot guns rifles toy wagons of several sizesknives flshingpoles reels lines etc Nut picks and nut crackers lanterns steel traps dinner sets boys and girls saddles bridles and riding whips Cabinet Mantles and Air tightHeating Stoves in Handsome Patterns I Buggies Roadwag Runabouts 4 xmas i I I I I i I butter dishes t I oy J I I I dJ t I ons and I 4 J HUB PRICBS ARB t J 0 kASELDINi- f J iJ1T t2 i ll I HEADQUARTE1Sr Ta 7 0 it r t t i s chafing x tablespoons ver plated F a c a a I attics w l Lt LORSL t z if 1 I 14AI date Of local Interest Ahead of Time This issue of The Record is sent to its readers on Tuesday Fri day this week This is done for The Conn Bros our bust ling have the contract to put anentire set of flues in the engine boiler presses must be books straightened out and a thousand and one other matters to All our help will enjoy Fri day and Saturday as they see proper but the editor be in as usual ready to wait upon anyone having business with us Milk Maids Convention 29th C W B M Day will be observed the first Sunday in Jan 1045 a m Everybody is invited to the Xmas tree Presbyterian church Thursday evening at 630 oclock x The Sunday school of the Christian church will have a Xmas tree for the children on Thursday at 2 p m Before making your Christmas pur chases consult our advertising col umns What is worth having is worth advertising and Eld Tinder will leave the llthof January for Somerset Ky to con duct a series of meetings han will fill his pulpit on Sunday of his absence When in Cincinnaci dont forget to stop at the Palace Hotel It Is located at Sixth and Vine one block above Fountain Square and jn the heart of the business portion of the city The rates reasonable and the fare and accomodations unsurpassed Edgar Graham agent for the Aetna Life Insurance Co was here this week and paid the 2000 policy on the life of JL Huffman who had paid but one premium Judge M D Hughes is the local agent and the company is one of the best in the business Eason Gets Damages Danville Advocate Mr J T Eason of this city who had his a railroad wreck about a year ago near Burnside has compromised the case with the C N O T P Railroad for 83500 the company agreeing to pay all doctor bills An We wish to our readers for the miserable quality of paper the last few issues of The Record have been printed upon It was bought from what we supposed to be a straight house and wepaid the usual price for it but we were soaked good and strong A new lot has been ordered sand the next issue will be printed on strictly firstclass materal Goes to Danville John F Lear who has been clerking for H T Logan has accepted a flatter from the Danville druggist and will leave in a few days to take charge of the counter in the latters big store Mr Lear is one of Garrard coun tys most popular young men enjoying the respect and high steem of the people generally While we regret to lose him from our city yet The Rec ord rejoices that he has secured a more lucrative position Mr and Mrs Lear will board in Danville Tim Is All Right The following from the pen of Edi tor Tim Needham of the Williams town Courier has the right ring The midwinter meeting of the Ken tacky Press Association held at the Gait House in Louisville last Friday was both pleasant and profitable to the thirty five or forty members who were privileged to be present We were there and are glad of it and hope to be with the boys again at the Worlds Fair for Kentucky Day Annual Week of Prayer In accordance with the custom of the Evangelical churches the first week of January will be observed as a Week of Prayer the Lancaste4 churches first service will in the Methodist church on Sunday evening Jan 3rd 7 oclock Rev CM Chumbley leader Monday evevnlng the services will be held at the Chris tian church Dr E H Pearce leader Tuesday evening at Presbyterian church Elder F M Tinder leader These services will be Evangelistic in nature Announcement for future services of the week will be made at these meetings Milk Maids Convention The1 Ladies Society arranged give the entertainment Milk Maids Convention at the court house Tuesday evening Dec 29th About twenty five of Lancasters prettiest young ladies will take part and an evening of fun is promised There will fee good music pretty drills and The price of admission has at 25cts it is best to secure reserved seat 35cts which are now on at McRoberts drug store and as a big will be there Children under 12 years will be charged ISots Remember this is for the of Aid so go awl help out Insteadof several new overhauled attended versa F M OP McMa leg crushed in Ingoffer Iaj E W Lillard May meeting and go with the party to the I n beheld S t o sale r r f ffJoo reasons machinists our will Dec vice are special apologize prescription toll The 3- r Aid has songs fixed but crowd benefit the Society then IiM1t s h r yew en re f OT Interior Journal Barnes who killed Will Holmes East End some two weeks had his ex amining trial Tuesday and was held over till circuit court in 2000 His brother Ben Kennedy with bein an accessory was Jield in 81000 Both Rave bond Trustee of Jury Fund Mr F Saufley been noti fied of his reappointment as trustee of the jury fund in Garrard county Mr Hugheshas held ogee during Judge Saufley term and his work has been done to the entire satlsfac tion of all concerned Big show Tonight The Africana Minstrels will give a good show at the house The have been working hard and show in every respect They have goocl dancers good jokes a splendid banjo player new and altoger a show which is sure to please you Many seats have been sold and we would advise that you go to Stormes store and seats Rothwell Appointed Mr J Mot Rothwell was notified Thursday night of his selection by Judge W CBell as Master Commis sioner for Garrard during the latters term of office Mr Rothwell will be sworn in and assume theduties of the office at hrst term of circuit court He is a man and will make a No 1 Reed S Nichols was in Boyle Lee Crrrey in Mercer and Geo Saufley son of Judge Saufley in Lincoln Business Change Mr J C Robinson has purchased a half interest in the large hardware buggy and tin shop business of Mr J R Huselden and will begin business Jan 1 Mr Robinson was ill the hardware business in Lancaster for many years and there is no detail which be does not understand Mr Haselden has an immense stock and theinew firm will make a very strong one Mr Haselden is one of the hardestworking in town has built up a fine business and won the confidence and esteem of the public In Memory of J S Underwood J S Underwood was born Aug 22 1840 in Lincoln county add died Nov 28 1903 in this city where he has most of his life four years ago when he moved to He was married to Llna Bourne Aug 22 1861 Of this union children were bonr most of whom together with his wife survive him He unite with the Methodist church in 1895 having up to that time lived an hon est upright life but becoming dissat isfied and longing to do something for his Saviour he gave his heart to God and through trials severe with a heart brave and true he patiently and for bis family his church and for Christ until the swift winged of peace bade him enter the hayen of rest In his quiet peaceful journey through life his mot to was Owe no man anything We havte kind father biscommunity a neighbor Early hath the Spoiler found thee Father of our loyrt Evermore turf lie lightly And with future showers Oer thy slumbers fresh and lightly Blow the summer flowers I Peace be with thee 0 our father In the spirit land v Vainly look we for another In thy place to stand FANNIE ARCHER Additional Personals Mr Charley Zimmer of Cincinnati is at home for the holidays Rev Jones of Georgetown preached Sunday at the Baptist church Mr Charles Frisbie has accepted a position in H T Logans store Miss Bettis of Lexington is visiting her mother Mrs Ellle Bettis Mrs Sam Haselden is in Nicholas ville visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Miss Lora Minor who is attending school at Lexington is at home for a weeks vacation Miss Eliza Anderson has returned to Maysville after a visit to Mrs H 0 Jenhingvand other relatives Miss Van Greenleaf of Richmond will spend several days with Miss Lou ise Kauffman during Christmas Miss ry Haggard of Winchester is expected Saturday for a visit to Miss Lena Rigney during the holidays Joe Burnside Harry Anderson and Denny Business College boys of Louisville are at home for Christ mas Mr JB Bowman of are for a to her parents Mr and Mrs William Bettie entertained her club Friday Elegant refresh ments were served and the evenibg one of great pleasure to her guests Lieut Robert Kennedy of Coiun bus Ohio and Dick Kennedy expected vto spend the holi days with their sister Mrs Banks Had Sfesdajnes Tandkereley arid Vesta Jordon anti children of f A Kennedy In the Hughes has tHis tonight tiptop appointed commissioner businessmen rk vlle on messenger may Duncan inge Anderson Miss 4 r e Reid ago charged t court have songs reserve county official and resided until several faithfully tolled kind c Pearl s D Marshal and Mrs iurg expected visit chest of Lexington are son h Rattle toll Otilo wilt taped the holidays wit then land 7 iq Pam 4M t Otis tt- r x J m 1 aliU In order to Fall and Win Stpck of Suits and Overcoats I will begin Saturday Dec 12 and sell my entire stock of Mens Boys and Suits and Overcoats at MANUFACTURERS COST ForCashOnly If goods are CHARGED we will HAVE TO HAVE THE REGULAR PRICES This is no Jake sale but a genuine Come early and get first choice In addition to our immense stock of Cloth ing we can show you the largest and best selected line of SHOES HATS ING GOODS ever shown in f prices r I I r- i tw a I I IJ itt It c H I I J c r l t I Iofc I 1 i i I I Ii toe I I I 1FURNISH reasonable It t 411 f if I 7 I t 1 T LQQlNJ iJX t t t 1 j I JJ to s- 1AT1aiL1iJ r Suits y- OvorcokatsI Qi- ATMANUFACTURERSCOST jf cleanup ter- mY r r i i r 1 costs d Lancaster I r I LAr uCATE R I y PS J3- y T7r Lf- qGJ t S ts x 6 vFiCR y 4 1 5 li- yu- w V 1 Y Get In The Habit Of Trading With Joseph Mercantile Co The tremendous stock of goods we brought to the Lancaster market put our competitors the jump but We have an exquisite line of Dress Goods Notions Shoes Underwear Gloves anoVeverything to be found in We have a few ELEGANT CLOAKS left which will be sold at low prices We have in stock a large assortment of designs in wood ready for burning Joseph Mercantile 60 INCORPORATED Jr f- J I j II It It I IIil It I It It 11111 P o n They Cant Catch V Uu4odato Dry oods House 1 1 IltaltllIIlj y fx 0000 l 4 a t4 f44 Our Lead H CENTRAL RECORQ LOUIS LANDRAM JMUrtd at the Poet Office in ZonewUr Seconddoit XaUtr December 22 1903 Three more days until Christmas the time for giftgiving and making with a great majority of the people Somewlll take up the time with a visit to friends the city chap will visit his country cousin while Reuben will go to the city and see the sights Some will go hunting some will get drunk and will be forced to remain at their usual daily toil Notwithstanding all this commotion and hustling around we presume not one inevery fifty will stop to consider why the holidays were set apart or what It is they are supposed to be Very few sad to say will stop to ponder over the sweet story of the babe in the manger or even lift their eyes heavenward to breathe a short prayer of thanksgiving for the sending of the Blessed Master to save a lost and ruined world In this day and time it is push and pull for the almighty dollar and were it not that the law required business houses to close on the Sabbath even that holy day would soon pass by the business world as doThanksgiving SZ honorable first duty to uphold Christianity and right living The Record takes this occasion to re mind readers of great to celebrated ahd call attention to the fact that as dutyis to his God begin to make prepara tions to celebrate the Day in proper toanner lay his and ponder over what is of greatest import to him that of obe dimes to his Master and instead of stopping with feasting andmerryTnak infirminlster to the poor cheer up the GI Moll Lancaster merry as and days It the he stay of tlvl t MV Ej many celebrating unnoticed Christmas is its the event mans first the Nay slide business downhearted and endeavor to help some erring brother back into the straight and narrow road from which he has wandered If you are a and an exception to the careless class above referred to renew your de termination to do yet more during the approaching year for your Master The Record extends readers best wishes for their good health and and is very thankful indeed for during the past year We have made mistakes and many of them but we trust you will consider the immense task and limited help we have and forgive anything said or done We will strive even during the next year to send good clean paper and in doing so ask your hearty cooperation So heres a Merry Christmas and a joyous pros perous New Year to yon alL Yesterday we heard one of our citizens say Well my boy used to never miss coming to see us Christ mas but he has fallen out of the so I suppose he will fail time Its pretty tad on old people to miss our children at this guess they know best A tear trick led down the old gentlemans cheek and he showed plainly that he consid ered be and his faithful old wife forgotten Young men leave their town and secure employment in the city they soon become infatuated with the rapid pace ofvcity life and the old home grows too small for them We sometimes see fellows to Lancaster who an air that would disgust a pretrified man They have forgotten the many times thejrhave crossed the old Public Square wearing a gingham cot ton breeches and a sore toe They have forgotten the frequent trips they have made across town bringing up the of the old They are men now and the Square which once looked to then like Madison Square would now appear has little interest to them I it Christ- Ian toils prosperity favors amiss harder older hab- It thiS we bun waist one gallus Cow I time abo o comeback wear rear brind Public awe f d I SaleRemoval We hays on SETS of HEADSTONES arid MARKERS and to save boxing and hauling will close them that will pay Jo call at SeVeral designs for ChUiirens I iIfi- I outat hand TWENTY p you once new Markers in this lot These must be sold by Jan Also prices rot Spring delivery garrard County jferble Work i ST LANCASTER fc st iiii ii 4 r oJJ l L 1 t i 1t j atones call add get our rasa 4 a- J YYJSG They havellearned to Ift for and iheyjareu t looking to ll e old man Tor Christmas money as the a years ago Lancaster s in exactly the place it was then citizens very and if you have not been here for several years you will notice the change and not ice it greatly So home this week come spend a day of so in the old town you loved so well few remaining people who helped make Lancaster a town and The is quite sure you will feel better by having done Lay aside your cares for the time and to see the friends of your boyhood days If your from business makes trouble accept it gladly If it is an expense save somewhere else If for any reas on it is annoyance dont be selfish Dont let the old folks and you rein tives and old friends know that any thing in can even replace them in your thoughts Report From the Reform School J G Gluck Superintendent Pruny town W Va writes After trying all other advertised cough medicine we have decided to use Fbleys Honey and Tar exclusively in the West Vir ginia Reform School I find It the most effective and absolutely harm less C C J E Stormes 1m While in Louisville the other day we had the pleasure of visiting a dis play of the work made ville newspaper artists Some of this was on the high order that is It was done in colors while most of the rest consisted of comic drawings The car toon man furnishes more pleasure and information too than any man on the daily papers and nothing adds more to the metropolitan journal than the comic drawings made of local and general events The only objection is there is not more of it There are movements in most every city and town for helping the indigent and sick on Christmas Day DO YOUR PART Dont leave for the criticism that you failed to make merry and happy unfortunate soul who might have been made but for your negligence Every bank failure in the United States during the last two months is shown to have been due to gross or dishonesty of officials Incompetency and dis honesty are two things that will bring individual reverses in any country un der any economic conditions The time and place of the Republi can national convention have been fixed and the nomination for the pres idency practically made notwithstan ding scattering remarks to the contra ry Senator Hanna said the other day it will be Roosevelt and Mr Hanna is in the habit of knowing whereof he speaks regarding Republican politics Crisp S Locals Gold fish at Thompsons Toys at McRoberts Drug Store tf Complete stock of fresh fine fruits at Zimmers Clocks Jewelry and Silverware sold guaranteed by Morrow McRob erts tf Go to for seed wheat rye corn and oats Bargains in Books etc to make room for Holiday stock at Thompsons I have secured a firstclass horse shoer and solicit your patronage JB Conn Fine pedigreed O I Boar One of the best in the county Service 1030tf Potts Bros and Oranges by the carload Best fruit cheap for cash Good for children good for your girl Ballou Son Room For Rent rooms Posses sion given January 1st Mrs Emma Kauffmari n20tf At cost I will sell a Buggy Surrey or Phaeton at cost one while they last J B Conn VlHBblBg Work As the water works a go you will need plumbing work I can give you the of a practical plumber of We sell the Hawks Cut Glass Trade mark engraved in Come see our line of these goods tf Thompson the Jeweler Candy by the car load Price from 8c to 75c per ponnd Fur and for your girl It for cut Towers such as American beauties Roses rc to Gaines 2t Silver Baking dishes and Butter dishes and cups at Thompsons Plush and Celluloid goods in great variety at MoRoberts Drug Store tf Watt Look For sale or once 1 extra nice new room cottage with Rood gar See tie exhibit of Burnt Wood at McRobertt Store tf erts They 0 r p ro boys but her J J i so come thisworld by theLoms i some i I 1 I Fresh hand L Idthe H M Several eonlfrtabl are toeHM Ballou Son i1 E o iJ ii y GJiI 8 iI all see ij J 7 i I i tj themselves was case few same those who honored as are scarce come once seethe Record absence temporarily room joyous mismanagement responsible r Bananas yon a the children Give your order Carnations rent five t Drug Dont to Morrow M Holiday goods are few aadbewtif y Ii w av Line of GoodsIS THE Handsomest Ever Brought to Lancaster c 1l rfjg r15 fijJffiffilrsil Jffi I lour 0r i I IJ 1 t 1 Io1iday J Q I T I 010 yi I mmmmmmmmm S Dresden Vases and China Sterling Silver French Stag Sets Medallions Cut Glass Bronze Leather Goods 3 and the most beautiful line of NONELTIES we Have shown fmmmmnr ever p1U1111AUU1UUIIIIIWtIW11UlUUlUJIUIIJIUUJUJU1111U111U JABEAZLEYGO FUNERAL DIRECTORS Arterial and Cavity Embalming We have the most complete line of FURNITURE and CARPETS To be found in the town Prices low J J DAVIDSON Attorney At Law 0 pfe Insurance policies bought 0 or loaned on for sums t 1500 and upward MHlloBalrea 1 The wornout stomach of the over fed millionaire is often paraded in the public prints as horrible example of the evil attendant on the possession of great wealeb But millionaires are not the only ones who are afflicted with bad stomachs The proportion is far greater among the toilers Dyspepsia and indigestion are rampant among these far worse tortures ban the millionaire unless avail themselves of a Greens August Flower favorite household all stomach troubles for ojer August Flower iotlpiMVt e torpid liver thus creating insuring perfect tilges teMB UliK the en 25c 75 A all acoffiltiL V Jebip4a y W li F I cash J Poor Stomach ihe lIk JI t t101f8tat on Trial l i o jf i fr 0 o wl 0 for 0 r Z and they stiffer standard medicine which hasbeena reined for rty five yearnl appetite and this and e hil lifeworth lir bottles regular site rrnnU1unrnnunr TB OiV s W- ijlUIUIUIUIIjlUIUII tp 0 0 0 o Steam Engines Boats Pianos Dolls Doll Houses Dishes Blocks Horns Drums Tool Chests Cradles Buggies Tables Trunks Drums Mechanical Toys Magic Lanterns Call at once and pick out your presents before what you want is gone FRISBIES DRUG STORE ftaYavavaVK Y RM I I 1 I I0 0 1 0 r t f 4a259GA4 9G51 0lca9c9 s14 4rA raY07r 7nYrA7n r ntin nLV YnSnCraYraia CCnSr4Ft1nSra eaC nPeatn9 Ynt Fresh black cakes the very best made at Zimmers New line of SterlingSilver and Stag mounted pieces and toilet sets at very low prices goods engraved free Thompson the tf Watch Fruit window Tuesday before Christmas It will brighten your eyes and lighten your purse It H Ballou Son Important Notice Town taxes for 1903 are now due I am always at Police Court room to re cieve them You make nothing by delay so come and pay now S D Rothwell Collector aUtf All going to Indian or Territories Arkansas Texas Colorado California or other Western points can get information saving them money by calling on J EStormes Lancaster Ky tf Veal Goal Coal Austin Bartons old stand carry stock of coal on hand at all tflrasw They handle are correct No 104 and see what they will Qo for you ju10tf He is richest who gets most out of what he has In town See tf Thompson the Jeweler To buy a good farm contaInlB 7 to 125 acres within one to four miles of some other good nl Anyone having such property for sale will report at this office nlJf v Fancy china handpainted by the most famous artist Be sure to call You can buy cheap It Located on Lan caster two doors below Baptist church Lady always in attendance Consultation and examination free Telephone No 61 Osteopathy treats success diseases tf Newest line of in town Wagons and every log of sugar 8100 12c a Flake Tiominey 4c lit Sorghum 45c ra gal Cooking figs feic pe Flakes 9c a package Tomato Cap leap fer Cash at Wards i I Oklahoma azley u nse nothing but the t an heir prices R gnp enjoyment You can for Wanted H o ren r Sntll 5cO1IoM i U eald l4V it at buy more your money ores t anyplace 1 M BallouSon- Rr all Isbell Richmond Chrl tea Aaaeraeeat Christmas Toys Dolls hing street PublicSquare yet S v y Y 1 Y If you love your wife buy her a Jewel Range A A A 1 t I o n T B WALKER SON IsT 3 W MiLLINERY GOODS Arriving Daily Handsomest ever brougtto l sAm DTIIIZT Ie 8 r t- J 1t 0 1 Lancaster dt 1n 3 NJ1lWtV Kf r03Tb6 BEATINfi STOVES Ct Y 1- i z r 44aoooaaaoooao0ooaoaoaaoooaooa r 1 L A E A R O B E S i 4000 BEST STOVES BEST PRICES ALL KINDS I I LAPROBESThat LAPROBESThat you warm LAPROBESThat afford oaoooooaaoooooo L A P R o B E S Cutlery y Pocket Knives Carving Sets Razors Scissors WOVEN WIRE FENCE SxSxS SxSxSxSxS I About People We Know i xj SxS SS xS t V i afl m AI j 06000A60004040000 6000A00094U4 Mrs Banks Hudson spent Monday in Lexington DrH M Grant is at home from a recent stay in Louisville Miss Mary Wooldridge entertained a few friends the past week at a pit party W B Burton will entertain at tomorrow evening at the New hotel The teachers Misses Washburn Peyton and Oakley will spend with relatives Miss Norine Henry of Batsons dry goods store will spend the holidays with her home folks in Lexington Mrs Cleman tine Kennedy and daugh ter Miss Gussie of Lexington will spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Banks Hudson There will be a Candy Sale Tues day afternoon at the residence of Mrs Friarson at the Presbyterian parson age at Paint Lick All most cordially invitedThe littleson of Mrs E H Smith of Eldorado Ark called on the editor and Capt White His uncle Henry told him not to fail to meet these two gentlemen His visit was highly appreciated The Record acknowledgesreceipt of an invitation to the wedding of Mr William Quincy Adams of the ioro Inquirer to Miss Grace Higbee the Press Association and we send heartiest Misses Martha and Gill will the holidays with their sister Mary Ir ds ason Christmas c Owen Helen spend iss I Robert MAdamscongratulations 4 r Miss Ada Dickerson of Nicholasville is the guest of Miss Cordie Hamilton Miss Louise Farris was a charming hostess to a few friends Friday Miss Skinnerour pleasant telephone is in Beuna Vista for the holidaysMisses Alberta Anderson and Allie Arnold are visiting relatives in Nich olasvilleMiss Ballew of Richmond is the guest of her aunts Misses Lucy and Tom Francis Messrs Waller Hudson and Louis Gill are at home Danville to spend the holidays Miss Mary Burnside has returned from a very pleasant visit to friends in Lexington and Frankfort The young ladies of the club will give a Leap Year party the even ing Qf 1st at the WCTU Mrs Joe A Elsener and baby of Charleston West Va and Joe Miller of Covington are spending the boll days with their parents Mr and Mrs N Miller Lexington Leader Rev Ho 1 Frank been critically ill at St Josephs Hospital for several weeks is much better today and is re ported to be getting along nicely Danville and Ramsey of Paint Lick are the guests of their daughter Mrs J Frank They will leave tomorrow for New Orleans where they will spend the winter A kidney or bladder trouble can al ways be cured by using Foleys Kidney time C C J E Stormes 1g from B M C rooms ton whohas AdvocateDr MrsB cur ln evening operator Jan P Lowneys Candies Fruits Nuts Biggest Bestlirie bf Candles ever brought to Lancaster Prices Right B A L L00 and M SON r i G i r 4r- S+ MEMORIAM Once more has there been called from the ranks of the Romans Temperance Union one of its most faithful devoted members Miss Mary Catharine Walker or Miss Kate as she was visually called by her friends was a charter member of the Lancaster W C T U retaining her membership with that Union un til the time of her death Seldom during the many years was she absent from the weekly meeting and never unless compelled to be so Possessed of a firm resolute with the courage at all times of her convictions wise and prudent In her Judgment her counsel and advice doubtless did much to give nobility to the young organization at a time when it most needed and her influence has been felt in all the years that have followedThough awhile before her death she left us for a change of residence her membership still remained with us and as a mark of our esteem for her she was recently made member of the only person ever accorded that honor To have her with us during our re cent State Convention was a pleasure we shall always remember As our State President standing by her side placed her arm affectionately around her and with gracious words of apr preciation presented her to the Con vention as one of our most honored members the aged eyes filled with tears the lips were too tremulous with emotion to speak but as we look ed into her facegrownlbeautiful thro a life of loving service we read far better than she could have expressed the depth of her feelings and the joy that Itgave her to be with usDear faithful heart ready at all times to fulfill the humblest as well the highest mission to do each day of her life faithfully whatever her hands found to do for her there is no death what seems sojs but Into a higher sphere of useful ness an entrance into the Palace of the Great King and If sweet below To minister to those whom God doth love What abovejHisRealizing that our loss is her gain we as a Union are Resolved That while we shall miss from our earthly membership the name and face of Miss Mary Catharine Walker we rejoice in her life and are grateful for that Providence which made her for so long a time a member of our organization and for the im print of her consecrated Godly char acter upon our work the memory of which will abide with us during the years to Resolved That standing as we do at the close of her earthly life we re iterate once more our in the principles gave so much of her best years and with hearts grown stronger through the memory of her faithfulness we press forward in the work for God Home and Every LandMrs Mary R Patterson Mrs Fleece Kinnaird Mrs Fannie FarraCommittee Commissioners Sale of land GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT Ruth A Aldridges Admr Puff vs 6 Ruth A Aldridges Heirs and Devi ses Dfts By virtue of a judgmentof the Gar rard Circuit Court rendered at its November Term 1903 in the above styled I will on MONDAY DECEMBER 28 1903 publicly before the court house door in Lancaster Ky sell to the nighest and best bidder the following described property inGarrard County Ky which is bounded as Beginning at a beech tree corner to C Boner thence with him S 22 W 25 84 poles crossing the turnpike road at a stake corner to thence passing into and with the middle of the turnpike S 55 E 15 poles S75i E 27 poles S 4H E 2144 poles to a point in middle of the turnpike and with said Royston N 33 E 22 poles to a stake in the Hickman road corner to same thence N 18f E 18 poles to a mulberry stump in the a new corner to same thence E 490 poles to a stake in the East side of drain to same thence the drain N J W 43110 poles to a point in the middle of said to said Naylor in line to JC Boner thence with Boner N 88 W 60 poles to a stone corner to same thence due to East 2H poles to beech corner to thence S 32f W 8 28 poles to the containing 26 and 90 100 acres TERMS The sale willbe made on a credit of 6 and 12 months bonds with good se curity of the for the purchase payable to the undersigned bearing 6 per cent ment upon which execution may Issue if bonds are not paid at maturity A lien will beretained on the property sold until the purchase money is paid Master Comr Commissioners Sale of Land GABBARD CIRCUIT COURT Rnhard Leasure Plffs Vs Ellen etc Df ts By virtue of a Judgment of the Gar rard Circuit Court rendered at its vember Term 1903 In the case I will on DECEMBER 28 1903 before the Court House door in Lancaster sell to the highest and best bidder the following property In county Ky is bounded as 1H Beginning at an elm on Back Creek corner to Billewj and also to whole tract with N 77f 15 32 poles a sugar tree his corner thence 81 B 38 to a stake in the center of the c character was alIfe organizationthe to others as promotion come andworjr to i J Royston Eastside N 48 said down same begIn- ning purchaser paidhaving MILLERs t N styled J hence it 0 JI i1 r IN Christian faith which she case corner corner said will JOHN W etc above MONDAY described corner thence andSiattsville Turnpike road i s t- j SS r r- n a e o t n8 e down the same as it meanders S 75 W20 poles S 78 W38 poles S 89 W4 poles S52 W 18 poles S 25 W 30 poles 855 W7 poles to the center of BackCreek thence down the same as It meanders North 22 poles N 15 E 14 poles N 55E 14 poles N 3J E19 poles to the beginning 16 acres and From this is deducted the following boundary Beginning at a sugar tree on the line of Woodson Ballew thence with Ballews line S 26 poles to astake in the center of vllle and KirksviHe Turnpike joad thence with the same 79 w 21 poles to a stake in the middle of same thence Hi W 26 poles to a stake in a line of the whole place and Woodson Ballew thence N 70 E Tpoles to the begin fling containing 4 acres 7 TERMS The sale will be made on a credit of six and 12 months bond with will be required of the for the money payable to the undersigned bearing 6 per cent interest from day of sale until paid having the force and effect of a judg ment upon which execution issue if bond is not at maturity A lien will be retained on the property solduntil the purchase money is paid JOHN W MILLER Master Comr Garrard Circuit Court Commissioners Sale of Land GAKKAUD CIRCUIT COURT J M Barlows Widow and Heirs vs J M Barlows Heirs Dfts By a virtue of a judgment of the Garrard Circuit Court rendered at its November Term in the above styled case I will on DECEMBER 28 1903 publicly Before the court house door in Lancaster Ky sell to the highest and bast bidder the following property in Garrard County Ky which is as follows towit Beginning at a stake on a hill side in to and corner to the dower thence with Yantis N 5 E 535 chains to a stake old call a poplar stump thence with Yantis N 79 240 to stake K 39 W250 to a large oak stump N 8 W 875 chains to a stake N 20 W 465 chains to a stake N 37 chains running through the old distillery of Stone Barlow to a stake near the forks of a drain to Yantis thence up a drain with Mrs Black East 4 chains S 68 E 425 chains N 86 E SchainsS 49 E 5 chains to a buckeye at the forks of drain thence up lefthand drain S 85 E 7 chains near head of drain N 75 E 375 chains to a point in hedge fence sugar tree corner thence with hedge ence S 88 E passing Black and corner aF230 in all 1575 chains to a point in Duggins spring branch corner to Payne and In line thence with Payne S 21 E passing a stone on North side of a drain at 458 chains formerly ironwood corner in all on corner chains to a stone on a branch corner to Payne and in line to Jesse Ledford thence up said branch with its meanders and with said Ledford S 77i W 250 chains S 58 W 3 35 chains to a point In branch op a marked young hickory 82 W 2 chains N 81 W 5 chains S 87 W 4 45 chains S62 W 260 chains to a stone at the forks of branch an old corner to the Eason and the tract thence continuing up the left hand prong and still with Ledford S 30 W 208 81f W 2 50 chains S 53i W 137 chains S 63 W 25 links to a point in said branch corner to the dower thence with dower lines N 11 W 1860 chains to a stake at a wire fence 12 East of a marked coffee bean thence viith wire S 76i W passing a stone an old corner at seven chains and thence o n same course 781 chains more making in all 1481 chains to the beginning containing 10785 ac resThe fence on this the heirs land which runs parallel with the line of the dower to be moved and put on the line and made a partnership fence The above tract of land the portion set apart to the heirs herein and not include the dower land TERMS This sale will be made on a credit of and 12 months bonds with good will be required of the purchaser for the money payable to the undersigned bearing 6 per cent interest from of sale until paid having the force and effect of a upon which execution may issue if bonds are not paid at maturity will be retained on property sold until purchase monev Is paid JOHN W MILLER Master Comr Garrard Circuit Court Commissioners Sale of Land GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT JOHN A WOOD Trustee In of C M Jenkins Plff vs The National Bank of Lancas ter Deft and The National Bank of Lancaster on Cross Petition Plff vs G M Jenkins c Deft and White Dunksrson Co on cross petition Plffs vs The National Bank of Lancas Defts By of a judgement of the rard Circuit court at its No vember term 1903 1 will on MONDAY DEC 28 1903 publicly before tne court house door in to the and best bidder the following described property In Garrard county Ky and bounded as towit First Tract Twoninths undivided interest of C M Jenkins arid the curte sy or life Interest In the remaining sevenninths of 235 acres I rood and poles as follows Beginning at a tree at A on Bufords old line thence N 86 B 97 poles to a stone in drain thence down the same with its meanders s 73 B29 poles s 84 E poles s 52 B 22 poles s 49 E 20 poles s 63 poles to a stone In a flat thence continuing down the branch N 86 E 108 poles to a thence B 5 poles to a beech thence N 12 poles to a sugar tree stump in shed thence N 35 v3i poles to a sugar tree thence N 26 w 17 to a thence N 46t w 21 poles to a thence N 30i w 11 poles to a stone thence K 50 w 1666 poles to a beech stump thence j 59 w 23 poles to an elm thence N 87i W 40 to a stone to the Buford line thence with said line sit E It poles to thence of a branch thence N 34 w 42 60 poles to a stake thence N 53 6 a beech on the side of the road thence sr 66 west 32 60 poles to itween sugar tree and elmr pointers ttesic rMt 94 pole to old s U 14 tbthe beginning contajnlifi 5 I s I r 4 it containing 2roods E the security purchaser may MoNDAY described W 665 corner Lackeys Lackeys comprises security judgment Alien al ter c virtue E 44 N 31 a forK neb j I 7 o x i if fdlr ti ell 2 Plfi 01 chain- S link curing Bankruptcy et sell follows 0 stone 74 stop stone x 71 w 43 poles to a stake le a i laekwale oa corner s tie e e to alacre 1 rood and 30 poles but in said convey ance a small strip of about acres along the drain bordering on the Mid dleton farm had been contracted for to G B Dunn to enable him to secure his fence out of said drain Said land conveyed David F Smith and wife to CM Jenkins and his wife Anna M Jenkins deed of record In Garrard county clerks office Second tract The curtesy or life estate of said CMJenkins in the follow ing tract Beginning at a sugar tree corner to thence a new 86 w 80 to a stake In line thence with said line K 2i iv 43t poles to an oak In the turn of a road thence with the south edge of the said road and lane K 87 E 803 poles to the beginning containing 21 acres 1 rood 26 poles Third tract On the waters of sugar ata stone corner toJno H Dunn a new line s 71 r 10020 poles to a stake on the line of the whole Ad ams tract and in the line of the other Adams land thence with the line of said land s 83 B 195 poles to a stake near the west post of a gate thence N poles to a stake on said Jenkins line 16 ftN of an old poplar stump thence with said line N 3 w 925 poles to a buckeye stump corner to Jeff Dunn thence with said Jeff Dunn and John H Dunns line s 87 w 829 poles to be inning containing 53 acres 3 roods 28 a strip of land 15 ft that reserved by J Poor made by him to John w Folger running the whole length of line of Folger andbounding on southern line of Jno H Dunn the whole of said tract of land having been conveyed John w to de C M Jenkins on the 2nd day of April 1878 by deed recorded in Garrard county clerks office in Deed Book No 3 page 301 Fourth tract On the waters ofDix River and Sugar Creek and bounded as follows Beginning at stone corner to C M Jenkins thence hIs line w 53 poles to the middle of file Bry antsville and Sugar Creek Turnpike road thence with the and me anders of said turnpike N 88K6 poles line N 5i w passing a locust tree fore and aft standing near the pike 73 poles to a stone corner to w J Hogan and C M Jenkins thence with said Jenkins line s 89 w 80 poles to the beginning containing 32t acres and 15 poles it being the same tract of land which was conveyed to C M Jen kins by J H Dunn and others on the 23rd dav of March 1885 by deed of ord in Deed Book 7 page 621 In Gar rard county clerks office Fifth tract On the waters of Sugar Creek and bounded as follows Be ginning at a point in the middle of the Bryantsville and Sugar Creek a new corner thence leaving the pike a new line s li E 1585 chains to a n thence his line N 89 E 1383 chains to a stake in said line corner to MrsAthaDiinn her v2011 chains to a point in the south of meadow on thence with pike s 46 w 624 chains s 89i w 915 chains to the beginning containing 2283 acres It the same tract land conveyed by J H Dunn and wife to defendant C M Jen kins by deed dated April 15th 1891 and recorded In Deed Book 10th page 628 Garrard county clerks office Seventh tract The curtesy or life estate in the following tract Be ginning at a point in the middle of the andTurnpike road corner to Ford thence s 69 E 540 poleS to a stake K 85 E 5 poles to a s E 28 poles to a stake s 82 E 11 poles to a stake K 89 B 3290 poles to a stake corner to w J Elogan thence his 2 w 64 poles to a stake corner to same and with line to Jeff Dunn thence with said Dunn west 80 poles to a stake corner to same thence s 1 w 52 poles to a stake In north edge df metal of theturn pike the mouth of Sugar Creek corner to said Dunn thence with the north edge of said turnpike 89 w 80 poles to a point in the middle of the Danville Lancaster and Nicholasville turnpike road thence with the of same 8 38i poles to a In the middle of same s 381 w poles at the tersection the Fishers Ford County Road thence with themiddle of said county road 80 poles to a stake in the middle of same a new corner to Martha Smith thence a new line to same K 4 E 6264 poles to a stake a new corner to same thence another line s 86 E 104 poles to the middle of the aforesaid turnpike road a new corner to same thence another new line s 86E104 poles to the middle of the aforesaid road anew corner with the middle and meanders said pike N 38t E 1960 poles N 35 E 34 poles N 32 E passing said Martha J Smiths corner to the dower at 36 poles in all 44 poles to the begin fling containing 96 acres Ninth tract A passway 16 ft wide running from first tract above describ ed along second tract above described out to county road and being two rights of way first the Jeffries on the line of J H Dunn on the north side of Lamb tract being 16 ftin width and running to and connecting with the following described containing about acre Sec ond also the passway beginning at B at stake marked on the Adams thence with the line of Da vid Floyd s 4 E 184 poles to die the road the same 16 ft to astake thence K 4 w 184poles to the dividing line of of Adams D F Smith thenc n with said lines s 831 E 16 ft to the containing one and 18 first passway adjoins the land conveyed to CM Jenkins and wife in 1873 being first tract above described connects with said last passway on the Wood yard and Lamb farms intersecting the running by Geo la making said sale the er will tracts of land in the following manner towit He will of ferthe undivided interest in first tract by itself and the curtesy interest in the remaining sevenninths thereof he will offer both together and together with set and tract then offer tract by itself He will next offer third and fifth er then tract itself He will then offer seventhtraot by itself Said Commissioner will then offer all of sold tracts and Interests as a whole the bid or bida realizing the most for all said lands will be accepted TERMS The sale will be made on a credit of 6 and12 months bonds with good se curiti will be required of the ser jtor the purchase money payable to the 6 per InteteUT from day of sale until paid having of aJu4fr It creek passing Ins sIt Turnpike stake new corner line to C M Jenkins thence line NIt edge pike o D leaving said pike and with said Ford w 2240 n o f x 86 w 60 Jturn- pike o f lY the place beginning passwaYand the mid F AP d Commissioner together the togeth h bJcIaZtoQ I was lines Adam s w conveyance middles recd aforesaid Lancaster a lines 1 a leaving ord s roads I point E f 4 bordering on beginning acre s second tracts same lying a d the force elect meat ey ierae a Jf bonds are not paid at maturity A lieu will be retained ou the property sold until the purchase money is paid JOHN W MILLER Master Commissioner Garrard Cir cult Court W 8 BEAZLEY Beazley 6fe Faris 7 Office over Thomp 4 ons store Danville at of of 1 o G C PARIS Dentists r Election Notice There will election the stock loldera of the National Bank of Lancaster Ky at its bank building between the hours of 10 21 and 2 pm on Tuesday January 12 1S01 to elect flee directors to serve the ensuing y Dec 3 1903 S C Election Notice There will be a meeting of the share holders The Citizens National Bank at their office Tuesday January 12th 1901 for the purpose electing five directors to serve the ensuing year Dec 4th 1903B F Hccsox Cashier 10 bean held by I s DE M t l Cam Dont Stop to Think But Come Right Away To Headquarters FOR Your GoodsDress Fancy Goods Notions Underwear Hosiery Gloves Ladies and Gents Umbrellas Blankets Comforts Cloaks Carpets Rugs Mattings Millinery Shoes Rubbers Felt Boots and Mens Fur nishings Our stock is complete and our prices lower than you will get The Logan Dry Goods Co I I t elsewhere THE FOX STUDIOLANCASTER BRANCH Come now for your Christmas Photos We furnish every style of Portrait at reasonable prices Open every v Friday from 9 A M to 3 P M Call early OUR Holiday Goods are How Ready A handsoqne wellselected stock at prices that will please you Morrow McRoberts o i 2 00000O Om04 5V LKWIS Y LKAVELL President I IS Pre RoBINsoN7 Vice ORGANIZED 1883 The 61T1MS NATIONAL BANK Of LANCASTER KY CAPITAL M B I HUDSON Cashier WOEieNBTiAaBtCashr C D WALKER Bookkeeper DIRECTORS Lewis Y Leayell J 8 Robinson B 5 J SURPLUS I ir 1 Walker ie te 1 aays Businessa F Hudson tJJ T iL Arnold t F A Jd M V r c r rh v7 y land Stock Crops Messrs James Pratber Grant White and N Ray of Needmore Mason coun ty killed 140 rabbits in a twenty acre field in that neighborhood and they say they left as many more There is no doubt now that all of the hundred and nineteen counties in Kentucky will have representation at the Worlds Fair if not n one iu another The county that does not show agricultural products will probattly be in the mineral exhib it and if not in the mineral or agri cultural displays will have a place either in forestry education horticul ture or live stock The harvest of wheat alone engages about 1000000 men and 50000 teams three months of the summer while at least 10000 women are needed to pre pare food for the workers The of other crops employ less men but the entire number of harvesters needed in gathering the crops of the United States has been estimated at is exclusive of the far mers that reside on their own land aud aid in the harvest The breeding of the champion steer of the International Fat Stock Show Challenger is one half Hereford one quarter Shorthorn and onequarter Holstein It is to be hoped that these unexpected hqeors will not have the effect of turning the Holstein Fresian breeders toward beef or dual purpose Better keep on in the old lines of milk and butter The largest Congressional seed dis tribution ever made by the will soon be made Before spring planting over 1000 tons of seeds of various kinds will have been sentbroad cast throughout the United States There will be 45000000 packages and the cost of placing these in the hands of the recipients of Uncle Sams favor will be 1270000 With a view to hand ling the seeds better the country has been divided into six districts and seeds and plants particularly adapted to that section will be sent there much complaint in the past that there was no discrimination placing seedsand that Minnesota was as likely to seeds and plants that wouldgrow only in the latitude of Florida as any others The vegetable seeds will be put up five packets in a large package and each member of Congress will re ceive 12500 of these packages and tobacco seed of the very best varieties will be distributed among the Southern members who have constiu ents raising these crops Harrodsburg Tew mcy shipped 90 hogs to Louisville and sold for 4c Miller Cloyd sold a department harvest 1520700that heads of receive Cotton HeraldBruce Government If your Druggist have not got Dr Rodgers Bheumatic Remedy in stock we will send you bottles byexpress charges prepaid for SLOG Bemember this Bemedy is guaranteed to cure mention this paper when writing tw r l i L HANDSIt is a curious fact that the word hands should live in our language as a practical definition of the value and of the laboring classes Mill hands farm hands factory haftds they are nfl alike simply hands Even the workers themselves this definition as accurate by rarely looking beyond the activity of the hands whose skill or strength earns the wage But some day the worker learns that behind the hands is the stomach When the is weak or diseased the hands lose their strength and cunning Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition It makes the body strong It enables a man to work full time and earn full wages Mr Thomas A Swarts of Columbus Ohio Box 103 Sub Station C writes I was taken very sick and doctors told me it would kill me if I not do something for myself I was taken with severe in the stomach and food would not digest then kidney and liver trouble and my back so weak I scarcely around I had become so poorly I walk in the house the aid a and I so thin I had given up to die thinking that I could not be one of my neighbors said Take my advice and take yourself The bottle helped me to much I I would get I had taken eight bottles in about six weeks I was weighed and I had gained twentyseven 27 I have done more the past eleven months than I did in two before I am as stout andhealthy today I think as I ever was FREE Of MM CWMMM MM SfJUN far mmff i m r recognize stomach tt Medical Discovery and snake a new man out of ia FREE t me DIlLY =IIa y It- r st w a SaaI AdVI i rcmap pay 1 gviaIli t- hkk In tea Thkbewid Dr Pip bunch of stock sboats and two brood sows and a Poland China boar at4cts to J JBansdellClel Coleman re turnedThursday from Southwest Mis souri where he bought 1200 head cattle the past month at 2J and 3c Some of them have been put on slop in Anderson county and 200 head are at Curleys distillery One well fed housed steer pig or flolt Is worth more than two without sufficient food and shelter Frozen combs stop the supply of eggs Rub a few drops of glycerine on the comb and wattles to heal them for until they are healed you will get no eggs and eggs are money these daysThe statistics of the U Dopart ment Agriculture show that in 1830 it required 17i cents worth of labor to produce a bushel of wheat In 1896 this was reduced to 3 cents In 1850 the time representing the production of a bushel of corn was 4 hours In 1900 it was reduced to 34 minutes This saving was largely brought about by the introduction and use of farm machinery Fight Will Be Hitter Those who will persist in closing their ears against tbecontinual rec ommendation of Dr Kings New Dis covery for Consumption will have and bitter fight with their if not ended earlier by fatal Read what of Beall Miss has to say Last fall my wife had every symtom of She tock Dr Kings New Dis covery aftereverything else had failed Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her by McRoberts Druggist Price Trial bottles free 1m The misfortunes that are hardest to bear are those that never happen Cough Cold and Consumption Few people realize when taking cough medicines other than Foleys Honey and Tar that they contain opiates which are constipating besides unsafe particularly for children eys Honey and Tarcontains no opiates is safe and sure and will not constipate C C J E Stormes lm A young man cant expect to keep his trousers creased when he Is A Frightened Hone Running like mad down the street dumping the occupants or a hundred other accidents are every day It behooves everybody to have a reliable Salve handy and theres none as good as Bucklens Arnica Salve Burns Cuts Sores Eczema and Plies disappear quickly under its soothing eflect 25c at McRoberts Drugstore lm The first prize for a car load of fat cattle at the Chicago Show was won by alead of yearling steers from Boffa Herford bulls They averaged 1009 poundsand brouebt 835 percwt The prize for single fat animal was by a Herford steer from Nebraska He won 430 in prizes He weighed 1825 the and was sold at 26c per lb The Breeders Protective Association of Kentucky has this fall bought 175 mares and fillies which it has putout of the breeding business The organ ization has been established five years and during that time has sent 691 mares out of the breeding business This is done by buying up mares with poor breeding records destroying all evidences of their Identity and ship ping them to distant cities where they are sold for work horses and all trace oj their bedlgrees lost A Costly Mistake Blunders are sometimes very expen sive Occasionally life itself is the price of a mistake butyoull never be wrong If you Kings New Life Pills for Dispepsla DizzIneaB Headache Liver or Bowel troubles They are gen tie yet thorough 25c at McBoberts Drugstore im Subscribe for The Becord f S Improved along troubles termination T R Beall consumption Guaranteed SOC and ILoo court- Ing II occurrences purebred won t I take Dr 0 o ass For 01 the Aid Society will give an cutertuiiinicntKC tho Court House Thursday 29th Entitled Milk Maids Convention There will he 30 in tho play and a pleas ant evening to those who attend d182t s FOUND Fraternity pin bearing letters L FK A and dates 87 98Own cr can have same by paying 40 cents for this notice Public Saleof Valuable City Propert- yI will offer for sale on Monday 28 1903 County Court daymy lot and dwelling the house contain ing four rooms splendid cistern good outbuildings everlasting pool with spring running in Also good stock pens pair of brand new stock scales The pens are paying well The prop erty on Stanford street be tween railroad and said street For further information address or me at Kirksville S KIrksville Ky W P Prewitt Auc tioneer d182t Strayed up about Dec 1st seven small shoats 1 mile south of Buena Vista appraised by Holly Early and Fred Brooks at 200 per head Owner can have them by proving same and pay ing cost and damages 3t Mrs Belle Scott A Timely Topic At this season of coughs and colds it is well to know that Foleys Honey and Tar is the greatest throat and lung remedy Itcures quickly and pre vents serious results from a cold C C J E Stormes lm Falsehoods not only disagree with truths but they usually quarrel among themselves Good for Children The pleasant to take and harmless One Minute Cough Cure gives relief in all cases of Cough Croup and LaGrippe because it does not pass immediately into the stomach but takes effect right at the seat of the trouble It draws out the inflamma tiohvheals and soothes and cures per manently by enabling the lungs to con tribute lifegiving and life sus taming oxygen to the blood and Dr Armstrong of Delia Texas prescribes it daily and says there is no better cough remedy made Sold by FB Frisbie lm Plenty rain and ice this week Lone Star State Down in Texas at Yoakum is a big dry goods firm of which Mr J M Haller is the head one of his trips East to buy goods said to a friend who was with him in the palace car Here take one of these Little Early Risers upon retiring and you will be up early in the morning feeling good For the dark brown taste headache and that logy feeling DeWitts Little Early Risers are the best pills to use lm Virtue that has never been put to the test isnt the kind that takes pea pie to heaven Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests all classes of food tones and strengthens the stomach and digest ive organs Cures Dyspepsia Stomach Troubles and makes blood health and strength Kodol Dyspepsia Cure rebuilds worn out tissues purifies strengthens and sweetens the stomach Gov G W of W Va says 1 have used number of bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and have found it to be a very effective and indeed a powerful forstomach ailments I recommend it to my friends bie lm Some people who marry in haste at leisure and others almostim mediately Revolution Imminent A sure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system is nervousness sleeplessness or stomach upsets Electric Bitters will quickly dismember the troublesome causes It never falls to tone the stomach the Kidneys and Bowels the Liver and clarify the blood Run down systems benefit particularly and all the usual attending aches under its searching and thorough effectiveness Electric Bitters is only SOc and that is returned if it dont give perfect satisfaction Guaranteed by McRoberts Druggist lm The people who contend that dia monds are vulgar are usually tfibse who havent any One Hundred Dollars a Box is the value H A Tisdale Summerton places on DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve He says I had the piles for 20 years I tried med Icines but all except DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve It cured me It is a combination of the healing prop erties of Witch Hazel with and emollients relieves and bleeding itch sores cuts bruises eczema salt rheum and all skin diseases Sold by FPFrisble lm For Beat Property now by H C Jen Possession given January lLarge dwelling splendid and five acres of land Two cisterns property in good repair Lumber Have started my mill and will have 1 and oak lumber Can furnish promptly Prices right P M r r Ladles Lice people fsassured December Islocated G Bates I Taken Immediate tissues II II The Mr HaIler on tt Sold by Jrrisble 0 I Indigestion richred Atkinson remedy Sold by F P repent regulate stimulate van- Ish S C manydoctorsand tt antiseptics permanently curesblind I l D GRoss I on hand a t The a telephone 4 pure PP 4 FrIIs 4 failed lag piles dtf stock pine popli CrtersvilleKy S I Business v Minstrels at Court house Dec 22nd Get a box ot Luwneys line candles Fine cut Flowers on short notice 2t Fresh line of delicious home made candles at Zimmcrs S Handsome boxes of Lowneys candies at Zimmcrs All of the latest songs by good at the Minstrels the 22nd Dont buy your Xmas candies until see the big stock at Zimmers Buy your black cake ready made We have the best you can get Zimmer Lost Masonic Knight Templars Watch Charm Reward at office The only Holiday entertainment will be given Dec 29th be sure to d182t If you are from Missouri come and we will show you Dec 22 25 and 35c You should see our new line of mat tings and carpets j 2 The Logan Dry Goods Co See our bargains in before you buy 2 The Goods Co The Ladies Aid Society will an entertalnmrnt at the court on Dec 29 Get seats at Stormes Drug Store and you had better go early for they are going some Thousands of pounds Zimmers Theyare fresh pure and reasonable in price Call on R L Underwood for your and staple groceries and all kinds of fruits 2t Whats nicer than a box of flowers Order a box for your friend 2t Gaines Reward 5 00 reward for a man who an go to the African Minstrels and not crack a smile Dec 22 B L Underwood keeps cheap and fancy Christmas candies and it will pay Santa Claus to see my line which is fresh from the factory For spot cash will allow you 10 cts off of every 1 worth of goods you buy from this date til Jan 1st Thompson the Jeweler We have a nice assortment of ladies a n d gents umbrellas suitable for Christmas presents 2 The Logan Dry Goods Co Our Queen Quality and Princess shoes are right uptodate in style and the price is moderate The Logan Dry Goods Co All parties having claims against the estate of Wm Ward deceased will present them properly proven to the undersigned by Jan 1st 1903 E G Ward Admr d182t We have just received a handsome line of Smyrner and Moquette Rugs them would make a nice Christ mas present 2 The Logan Pry Goods Co Dont fail to attend the Milk Maids Convention at the courthouse Dec 29th given by home talent 2t Last Notice All taxes 19023 not paid by Jan 10 will be advertised at once and sold Dont say you havent been notified 12223t W L Lawson s o c A big sorrel saddle horse 10 or 12 about Hi hands high heavy built very good mane and tall to L C Rogers Harrodsburg Ky 1222tf Sterling silver spoons forks and fan cy pieces New and complete line All goods put in nice satin lined boxes and engraved free tf Thornoson the Jeweler A fine line of in Ladies Bags and Purses and Gentlemens Traveling Cases at Mc Robertss tf Morrow McRoberts are showing the nicest line of CubGJass ever in the town tf Books Books All kind of books at McRoberts Drug Store tf If we serve you well tell others if not tell us in other words dont tell your troubles to the policeman but to tf Thompson the Jeweler Our Xmas goods are open for inspection China Bisque figures and vases Tompson the Jeweler tf Nice line of new Diamond and pins Thompson the Jeweler tf We have made arrangements with the Bastin Co whereby we will pay charges on all orders for cut flowers telephoned to us over the Bas tin system Stanford Crab Orchard and all Garrard We are agents for Honaker the Lexington florist and can fill orders for any de signs on the shortest notice Callus up we will telephone order at once Phone 119 J C Thompson Lancaster 925tf Two hours and fifteen minutes solid amusement at the minstrel Tuesday night Singing dancing banjo solos and uptodate jokes given by of giving them Price of admission 25 and 35 eta Seats on aae a Stormes Drug Store at zimmers EC Gaines celebrated singers you R cord attend r sand Logan ry tI ofcandles fancy E C 2t Perfection 2 Anyof J Lost yearsold Leather Cut Plowr f t Capable j 1 and Bgains hay hous Apply r a Coal Coal If you want coal and good coal call j on J Adams Leavel at Leavels old stand Rock prices for the cash best place in town to buy coal cheap for cash Prompt attention guaranteed J Adams Leavel Every customer purchasing 1500 worth of goods for cash will receive 50 cents worth of any goods in the house free Thompson the Jeweler Valuable Property FOP Rent I have for rent in the city of one 5 room cottage 2 good barns and other outbuildings with five acres of land upon which is the public stock pens and good stock scales Any one wishing a valu able location should investigate Alex Walker 1211tf If you are sick dont take patent medicines go to the Court bouse the 22nd and forget your troubles you will sure have to laugh then 25 and 3a cts Bolo Beedledumbo the South Princess will be seen in her favor ite dance Dons du Bungaloo at Min strels Tuesday To see heris worth twice the price of admission Price 25 and 35 cts Potter Press For Sale A seven column Potter Press for sale cheap Is in good repair and does fine work Call on or write to W P Wal ton Lexington Ky tf Eason property opposite Baptist church Possessson Jan 1st M D Hughes I bottom 12183t The 12183t Lancaster situated African For Rent CREATE IN ME A CLEAN HEART Oh Father heed the prayer In me create A heart unselfish freed from worldly guile Cleanse now my soul from sins unworthy state Regenerate by grace the mean and vl That may be a life of purity Be Thou my strength and bid my faith increase With human weakness Lord deal patient ly Bestow Thy love and grant Thy won drous peace Though sin and death abound on every side Though men are false in Thee we may And through lifes trials this my prayer shall be A clean pure heart 0 God create In me Heal all my troubles with the touch divine And cleanse and keep this erring heart of mine Miss Margaret Scott Hall In N Y Ob server CHOOSE God Dora Unreasonable Commands tint Sets Before U Facta The Bible does not impose upon us arbitrary and unreasonable commands It sets before us facts and invites us to decide with enthusiasm for one al ternative or the God will have no lukewarm service In view of the awful temptations and the noble opportunities with which every life abounds it says to every man who has ears to hear Choose A glance at any concordance says the Sunday School Times will show how often the Bible presents us with the thought that God makes choices Choice is one of the highest of the rational nature and the divine command to choose such a command as was urged by Moses and Joshua by Christ and Paul by teachers and leaders who have the everlasting importance of lifes a command can no man It assumes that we are rational beings who were not made to be driven but who can exam decide for ourselves The power to choose which lifts us above the brutes is a power that we exercise all too seldom Most lives are neither conspicuous successes nor brilliant failures just because men so seldom arrest themselves and make same deliberate resolve The mistake which blights so many lives is not that they make a definite choice of evil but that they never choose at all Too do men look alternatives honestly in the face They do not choose drift You could almost count the fingers of your two hands all the men you know who have ever made some great and solemn choice which has seriously shaped their subsequent career Howmany could tell why they are in this trade or profession and not in that in this church and notin that We are where we are often simply our parents or some other of the powers that be put us there So far that is right we must receive our start in life from others But as we love God and our own souls we must not stand there we mustrlearn choose for ourselves and not drift into the other world with the helplessness of the beasts that perish Numberless things of the highest moment were determined for us before ever we saw the light We did not choose our parents our family our country our language our religion our social station the sphere within which our friendships are possible or by which our education is limited We stand as it were within a charmed circle across which we often feel we cannot step If we move at all it is only like the prisoner to walk to and fro and round and round Yet God has to made us that it is in our power to choose the greatest things Our path may sometimes seem to be tracked out for us before aver we begin lifes we may seem to be sternly com passd about by necessity yet Gods word to every man is Choose And woe to him who stops his ears and himself to borne onward nearer and nearer to a goal which he has never once looked straight in the face Nor need our choice be a blind one It U to be made in Use light of Our ex God asks no man to choose without giving Him facts to deter line his choice We cannot look over t I mne confide Not Impose Arbitrary alld otherfor exercises issuessuch dishonor ineand seldom the upon because to journey allows everyday s t r alt se nce w J s Do Not Dose The Stcmach Cure Cntarrli I jr Natures Own Itl tli Every Itrcuth of Cyomel iliiugg- JCclltr Nearly every one who has ca tarrh knows how foolish it is to try and cure it by drugging the Temporary relief may be given but a cure seldom comes Until recently your physician would have said the way to cure catarrh would be to have a change of climate but now with Hyomei you can carry a health giving cli mate in your vest by breathing it a few minutes four times a day soon cure yourself The complete Hyomei outfit costs you but 100 and consists of an inhaler that can be carried in the vest pocket a medicine dropper and a bottle of Hyomei The in haler lasts a lifetime and if one bottle does not cure an extra bot tle of Hyomei can be obtained for 50 cents It is the mosteconomi cal of all remedies advertised for the cute of catarrh and is the only one that follows nature in her method of treating diseases ofthe respiratory organs R E McRoberts has sold a great many Hyomei outfits and the more he sells the more convinced he is perfectly safe in guarantee ing to refund the money if does not cure i our little still less over the ex panse of history without choosing for God if we choose at all Do you not see how your life has been molded by Divine fingers how the disappoint ment which a few years ago you felt of happiness which would have been forever sealed had God then given you own foolish way Do you not feel that the bereavement which seemed to bury your own heart in the grave of your dear dead has brought you after many days a peace and even a quiet joy which you never knew before Your past is written nIl over with the finger of God it is in the light of all that that you are to make your choice The Gad who bids you choose is the God who helps you to choose who From our mothers And still Is ours today And the tim to choose is today Time has no meaning for God for Him who is and was and is to be there is no yesterda and no tomorrow But we are creatures of time A hundred years ago we were not in another hundred years we shall not be not at least in the visible world taking part in its social or political affairs nor in the visible church sharing her struggles and aspirations We look ing as we have been faithful or unfaith ful to the best that we knew Our future may fill us with hope or despair according to our temper of our use or misuse of the past But of the past and of the future we are not masters we command nothing but the present The past is past the future is Gods the present alone is ours We cannot choose in the past it is gone and with it all power of modifying it by the free exercise of our will We cannot choose in the future we may never see the day to which we post pone our decision some future VIe shall never see The pres ent only is the time of choice It is often said that most men live in the present In one sense that is true in another sense it would be nearer the truth to say that few men really live in the present in any pro found sense of the word live at all The old man lives proverbially in the past with its memories of the good old times the young man lives in the when the toils and hardships of the present have won for him means and leisure We live in any day and every day but the day that is ours the day that is is so hard to realize the infinite value of the present day The past which wethink to be so fair as it lies in the golden light of memory was once the present Did we think it fair then The future whose rosy beckons us across the years will one day be the present Shall we think it so radiant then Xo sane man would dream of despising the pleasures of memory or hope but the present with its clamant opportuni ties and its solemn responsibilities ought to be as inspiring a force in our lives as the past with its memories or the future with its hopes The pres ent which we think so commonplace will some day be a past which we shall probably think beautiful Why should we not think it beautiful now This day holds in its bosom the memories of the past and the hopes of the future But it is greater than the future and the past for we have it but we have not them We then who are alive this day breathing Gods air looking up to His Heaven have still the pres ent in our hands therefore let us RPIERCtS MEDICAL DISCOVERYFOR BBOODLIVERLUNGS I r stomach I lIves upforyou arms wayWith maykindle certainly future passingtoday- It brilliance GOLDEN to P choose It is today that is the accept ed time today and np other day Day by day is pouring upon His thoughtless children His treasure of golden hours They will pass all too soon away and then We are yet in the enjoyment of health and strength and unclouded mental vision Whether our brain will be clear tomorrow and our of resolution unimpaired we do not know Reserves come like a thief in the night The indecision of today cripples the resolution of tomorrow It is always today with God said Origen but it is not always today with us Therefore while it is called today let us harden not our hearts but choose If we refuse to enter now info the beautiful house in which Christ is longing to spread His table before us there may come a time when the door will be shut The importance of choice is obvious the time to choose is today But what are we to choose The path of service We will serve the Lord The noblest and the rarest choice is the choice of service and the wisest service is the service of the highest and best The only choice on which anything really vital ever depends is the choice of that which we shall serve Serve something we must We were born to serve Day by day we have humbly to serve Natures great and unerring laws or she would sweep us out of existence and hour by hour in the problems that cross our path we are serving God and Christ or our not God or Christ then No man is so profoundly the slave of himself as the man who thinks he if his own master Jesus choice was the choice of service He was in the form of God sharing His ineffable glory but He made Him self of no reputation and took upon Him the form of a servant and was made in the likeness of man and humbled Himself and became obedi ent unto death That was the hard rough path that Jesus deliberately chose for us men and for our salva tion and as the Father sent Him so He sends us on a mission of service to all whom we can help It is this that gives to Ills life I am among you as he that doth serve And it was He Himself who taught us that we serve Him by serving those who need our service Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren ye have done it unto me i RELIGIOUS TRUTHS The mind will be like the stuff it feeds Presbyterian All Gods paths lead onward and lead Adam Smith Prayers breathes hope and prayer without hope is sinful prayer John Sergiefl Failure in life is impossible to him who can say I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me United Presbyterian He will not send thee into a wood to fell an oak with a penknife When He calls thee to work thou never didst He will give thee tire strength thou never John Mason If a mans earnest calling to which of necessity the greater part of his thought is given is altogether dis sociated in his mind from his religion it is not wonderful that his prayers should by degrees wither and die The question is whether they ever had much vitality George Macdonald ENPAXT TEIUU11LE God powers Jt selvesif ourselves unity onUnited homeGeorge had i Venerable Aunt who is about to de part Oh I do hope I wont miss the trainLittle wont auntie papa set the clock half an hour ahead Fliegende Blaetter A Change of Texture Her cheek was velvet thus declared His sweet lovenote but when In court These notes were read aloud he thought Her cheek was or a different sort Town Topics For tile Comfort Now you mustnt try to talk said the surgeon who was setting and ban daging the mans broken jaw The least said the soonest mended Chi cago Tribune Appropriate to Her Feelings Her chatter today seems to be all about her own troubles Yes I noticed she was talking a blue streak Philadelphia Bulletin you sure that he married her for her money Clarice Absolutely Ive seen her Town Topics A lug Gap Papa what is the difference a sanitarium and an asylum About dollars a Herald JohnnyYou i Doubt iostble ClaraAndare 100 weekNY reo between O 000 0000 0 0 00 011 0 00 0000000110000000 0 oooo 0 0 000 000 000 o POTTS BROS FLOUR= FEED STORE EXCHANGE t rand t l anafacturers of and dealers in High Grade Flour and Meal Grit ham Flour Ship Stuff Screenings Wheat Rye Corn Oats Crushed Corn Seed Grains Mixed Poultry Food Bone and Amonia Potash EXCHANGE BUSINESS A SPECIALTYW- heat and corn taken on deposit Stormes block Danville ave PHONE 100 lit CoteG J I in o ewIflkrnRwuRP WPJP I The Record Lancaster Ky Dec 22 1903 SUPPLEMENT MT HEBRON I Delayed Letter Miss Mary Preston is on the sick Mr Evans is teaching school ut Duncan Bros Doll Tails Ito and Buggies at Tboruptuiits Mrs Adams is very low with con sumption There is nothing traveling in this uscction but colds I Mr Dennie Scott sold sonic hemp at 220 bushel Endless variety of Dolls at McRob tftb store tf John Jackson moved Monday to operty Toddvilie kbn vat derpools family have been ring from cUickeLpox F Scott sold to L ennie heifers at 2Je per pound Battle Duncan is at home again a few week visit with relatives ssamine B Bourne and family have moved recently purchased on this pike ses Mae and A E Scott closed schools at Locust Grove and Sun new patterns in Tea and Table ins sterling silver Every set pn ne silk lined box and engrave d e n Morfort Sanders have taken ion of the store at Bourne and e ct to run a business there Mr and Mrs Willie Grow Miss Jet ile Lou Rogers and brother George ere the guests of Mrs E F Scott Sat iday and Sunday grand daughter of Mrand Kre John Eason died at their home ast Thursday of consumption Tile urial took place at Mt Hebron cet tery ae following day May the Almighty One who has seen Ut to take this little one from their home ever watch over the loved and prepare them for another and better land a world not made with hands MADE STUDY OF HUMPBACKS Bachelor Gathered Inior natloa ReaardlaK Them Croat Varloa Countriesk It was an odd fad enjoyed by ealthy bachelor who died recently Liverpool His heir on opening his sk was surprised to find in it a nuscript volume of 2000 pages ich was entirely devoted to a study humpbacks Further investigation owed that for several years this an who himself stalwart ill and athletic had closely this curious subject and had visited various countries for that purpose According to his manuscript there are more humpbacks in Spain than anywhere else the number in one small district at the foot of the Sierra Moreno amounting to one in every 13 inhabitants There are also many in the Loire region in France From the statistics of all the of the globe it appears there is one humpback in every 1000 persons which is equivalent to that there are 1000000 in the entire world The au thor of this says that the average height of each hump is about tight inches Bias Cailer According to a wellknown London jeweler people who want their rings to last well should not wear them un der gloves The constant friction of the gloves wears the tiny points that bold the stones in place and the result is that tbe stones fall out unless they are closely looked after For Congress Authorized to announce Hon D L MOOSE of Mercer County as a candidate for Congress In tbe District to succeed Hon ted tf For Supt Public Schools eandteate for of in Garrerd Co subject to I Central I F JI seed per near I E Scott perty Ieye de last Iday I Thump ThelIttle j a I was studied countries that humpbacks manuscript Democratic XII B a I the action of the democratic party tt I r i fist B Fl frat pus first class ones Liverpool t sang Glove Wears Maggie is 8 t y WHALING IN THE ARCTIC the Hta the Precaotloaa la Preaarlar- t w a Sht The a solid cumbrous affair of about threeinch caliber is swung sound so that the muzzle points Dud then the chamber is swabbed out by the skipper himself who plainly regards every step of this pre liminary work as of the greatest im portance The number of times that this mss baa missed his whale is so small that he takes pride in his and in addition to his reputation there is tbe value of the whale says a writer in Harpers A goodsized whale means 1200 or so to himself who besides being skipper and har pooner Is also owner of the ship and of the pryingout plant ashore So after inspecting the harpoon and brought from he swabs out the gun a second time and then takes a pound of quickburning pow der in a little white cotton bag and rams it home A big fistful of rope ends is stuffed in after the pow del and following the ropeends a thick rubber disk after that another batch of ropeends Then ensues a most critical of the bomb lance a heavy piece of cast iron perhaps 18 inches in length sharp pointed forward but enlarged toward the rear where is enclosed a grenade that is tinted to explode n few seconds after it is shot into the whale and deal the mortal wound KING TRIED TO HIDE DEED Care Money the Salvation Army nd Refused to Give Donor Name A good story of King Edwards in terest in the Salvation Army is told by Walsh Dawson a supporter of the armys social work reports the Lon don Social Gazette Two years ago Mr Dawson who had interested himself in obtaining dona for social work was on his way afternoon to call on a certain be peer when he lost his way the thick fog Suddenly he ran a man near Buckingham pat Apologizing he asked the stran per if he could direct him to the house he looking for The reply was Certainly I am going there my self Ill show you the house We chatted away merrily Mr Dawson continues I told him all about my work and the labors of the Salvation Army He seemed deeply house he said It is dreadful to think so much suffering exists in this city T want to accept a little gift for the poor suffering ones and be placed in my hand ten sovereigns I was astonished and asked the unknown donor what name I should put down in the book He replied hur No name at all please Sim ply anonymous Suddenly I saw his face distinctly for the first time it WILt the prince of Wales now the BOOK AGENTS RIDE IN CABS Sots la New York City Make to Ten Thousand Dollars m Year vrlth Effort A New Yorker out of work was at tracted by an alluring ndvertisrmrni publishing house The tom pensation mentioned was 30 n week to commence and more as sales in creased The young man was ambi tious and had a good general ac quaintance among the sort of men who buy books reports the Times When he went for his job ho was told thai the 30 n week proposition meant that the firm did not care to employ book agents who had not demonstrated their ability to earn that sum regu larly on commission There was noth ing in the nature of a salary guaran tee about it He was told also that there were book agents in New York who made their 5000 to 10000 jifjrear without much trouble These agents he was told handled only the highest and most expensive publics lions They bad become acquainted with the individual and pecul iarities of rick quationed the price of a book It it was something they wanted Tire trade of these men was entirely in editions de laze The made appointments with their customers by either at the homes or offices of the latter sad rede hansom cab to keep the appointment If they did not ride they took a from the publish ing house to the book gun Inboard record wadding lone ace was nterested and when I reached the that you king Fly from a llt fDa o Skipper and fern and examination for Little s men men who Hewer carry e e QUIT THE TURKEY BUSINESS Haw Secretary Whltaeya Were Spoiled hy a raw Ia atUat Wuaaesu The story how a few impatient women destroyed a mighty good resolution was recently told by the chief clerk of the navy department Ia 1888 Secretary Whitney was IB getting out hiss report and finally had to push it through with a rush aaya the New York Tribune So well was tbe work done says Mr Peters and ao pleased was the secretary that two daya before Thanksgiving he sent for me and said Mr Peters I wish you would go to the market and buy a turkey for every employe of the government printing office Butt Mr Secretary I replied it would require 3000 tur keys to fill that order It makes no difference if 5000 would be needed buy them It is impossible 1 said there are not 3000 unsold turkeys to he had in Washington today Then said he ascertain the names of the men who hail the principal part in getting out the report get a turkey for each today and order the necessary number3000 or 5000 and see that they arc delivered in time for Christmas Under these in structions nine turkeys sent to the printing office that day The next morning the secretary received ten letters Nine were notes of thanks and the other was a letter from 55 girls in the bindery who demanded a turkey each because of the part they had taken in getting out the report As soon as he read that letter the secretary of the navy said Mr Peters I have pone out of tbe turkey business Nothing fur ther waR necessary The Christmas distribution was not trade and nil on account of the haste of 55 women get WARMEDOVER SPEECHES arnph Cylinders fought by an Were Sot Just the Right Kind Senator llnnna bought a phono graph with six cylinders of the Nancy Brown and Bamboo variety He was pleased and told a servant to lay in a stock of ten more cylinders reports the Baltimore tier aw On the way to the phonograph store the servant passed an auction place where such cylinders among other things were advertised at He purchased and carted the impressions home thinking to be commended by his master for his shrewd business ability Mr Hanna that evening took up the first cylin that tame to hand placed it in position and started the wheels to going The announcement was made by the phonograph that there would follow the great antitrust speech of the Hon William Suler member of from New York Mr Hanna cut off the wind of the machine examined the rest of the and found that the he had gotten the cylinders so cheap was that they were all left over speeches by democratic orators on democratic subjects The next day be went to the I phonograph store and laid in his own stock of impressions FROM PAGE TO PREMIER Remarkable and Romantic Career of IB Prime Minister of 1caada The career of Apolo minister of Uganda who the coronation in London has been and romantic When a young man he was a page in the court of King Mtesa and after that rulers death rose to the rank of steward the Mwanga He al ways held aloof from the barbarities prevalent at that time rand was in consequence more than beaten and wounded by Mwanga Twenty years ago ApoU came under the influence of the Church Missionary society and has since remained a loyal and stanch friend of the missionaries often at great personal cost Though speaking little English he is no mean scholar in his own tongue and has writ ten three books on the history and folk lore of bis people It was owing to the strong of Apolo says the London that Mwanga in 1890 signed the treaty with Capt Lugard by which Uganda became a British protectorate He was head of the forces in 1892 of delayed I to recognition for their Senator Tree j I dtr I I I representations Express Goal ga cacti were services curates congress I apparatus reason attended remarkable under notorious once t ruled the country with ability during Mwangas flight Had it not been for his influence the chiefs would have rebelled and the would have had to be recon quered Drgeraalasr of The degerming of is yellow germ from the tip of each kernel is necessary in all corn for export because the germs when corn is in the hold of a vessel start a fermentation which spoils the whole cargo The product each year of this degerming is about 5000000 gallons of corn oil which has heretofore been used to adulterate linseed oil but now a process for clarifying it and remov ing its peculiar odor brings it into com petition with olive and cottonseed oil Watermelon Railroad Probably the first railroad ever built in the United States principally to haul watermelons will be a the Burlington is getting ready to in southern Missouri The line will be 50 miles long run through a district which is dis tinctively the home of the water melon Enough melons are said to be produced there to keep one railroad busy during the season hauling them Ants ire Strong A R Miller recently weighed small ant and a dead grasshopper which it was dragging to its nest The weight of the grasshopper was found to be 60 times greater than that of the ant The force exerted by the ant in drag ging the grasshopper along the road was therefore proportionately equal to that of a man weighing 150 pounds pulling a load of 4 tons or n horse of 1200 pounds a load of 36 tons City of Irkutsk in Siberia is said to be a city of padlocks There are more padlocks on the shutter and doors of an Irkutsk shop than can be found in an English city of 200000 There are as many as three padlocks on some shop door and every lower story shutter bears from one to five Record Shoemaking A pair cf womens shoes made in Tvnn Mass to establish a record for rapid shoemakinjr required 57 operation and the use of 42 ma chines and lot pieces All these parts were assembled gnu made grrce ful pair of shoes to wear in 13 Queen Crescent Time Card TRAINS AT nairmuc Number I daily no stop Number StDally Number except Sunday 765pm 3 when 415pmi Number Dally Does Not Stop Number 6 Daily 8top 130 pm Number 10 except Sunday am Number 4 does not stop at Danville butdoes stop at Junction City at4 dl sin and conspicuous cornthat removing the branchwhich thisspring andwill different into a I I soaTS 114ami Numbor81 Un FlacU29 Dm I 1107 am SORTS KOITJD i Number otA c Car construct Padlock veritable ready minutes aovxs ly sto s R KINNAIRD INSURANCE Aetna QueenPalatine NationalHartford Connetlcot German American Pkenix of Brooklyn Milwaukee Merchants New fork Underwriters Liverpool London Globe North British Merchant POSTEDTbe undersigned hereby give warn lug tu all persons out to trespass upon our lauds for hunting fishing or any of the law BrosEdFergusonHenry LawsonDavid BeazleyMiltT L Broaddus Alex West- J W Sutton V A Lear B L Kelly Robt Gulley Mrs J II West W R Cook Mrs F M Farm F J White L Davidson S Daniels Jas R Henry Mrs P D Gill W A Burton Hemphill Walden1 c Hpmphill ITarber Kuhlmann W A Wneeler E Dunn Us sister C W Mitchell KODOL what you eat COpaIlle 8l Aetna LifeIos CO gr HartfordConn prosecute J digests epteseatia FollollIlL Henry KODOL KODOL KODOL cleanses purifies atreaftlMv and sweetens the stomach cures Indlgestloicdyspapsla anti all stomach aai treakle accelerates the acthHtof the gas tric elands said rives to HMtons digestive organs KODOL relieves stomach of all nenr dEed Q togives hearT a full free untrammeled action aoarisBjiss the system and feeds the best the and nervous KODOL U the wonderful remedy that Is making so many well bodies aR of nourishment that ia con Ulnedgtotbo food eat eatjjr 100 bolding 2 hates Ml which sells for SOc Sold by F P Frisbie tad weak Ie strong by gtYinC to their I the fat Size tile L C war C CI tUWS sets sirs ttlsrsl esb y Dont Violate the Law And dont encourage the violation of the law by buying Whisky from those who have no right to sell you whisky We Have a Right to Sell you Whisky Ansi You Have a Right to Buy it From Us READ OUR PROPOSITION We will send you one full quart of 10 yearold either Rye or Bourbon nicely packed in plain box for 1M two quarts for fciOCor four quarts for 3 35 and we will pay all charge It will you just 3 cents to send us either one or two dollars arid 5 cents to send n 3 25 via postofflee money order thus you get a quart of tonyear old Whisky absolutely pure for just the game price you pay for a bad compound called whisky which la dangerous to your health And if you buy four quarts you get it at 8l cta a quart or we will you one gallon of sixyearold whisky guaranteed absolutely pure nicely packed in plain box for 250 two gallons for 475 three gallons for 700 a four gallon jag for 900 all express charges paid by us to your ntarert office You ought to have whisky in your house your doctor will tell you that whisky is the best and least harmful stimulant that you can use and is better than drugs Think of the hor ror of a sudden attack of toothache cramps colic or neuralgia in the hours of night and no doctor no whiskey in the house what would a few ounces of whisky be worth to you todayOur If you are not pleased with the goods Reference the Lexington City National Bank the Adams Express Co at Lexington Remember we pay all express charges Make remittance payable to and address KyA express cost dear nea getsome Weareor Whickey send a The American Seeding Machine Co Springfield Ohio has issued the best Almanac we have seen It contains much valuable information and is in valuable Write the firm and they will send you one free How fast a bass grows may be infer red from the fact that fish of this have been caught from an artifi cial pond at Boonville Warrick coun ty weighing from tour to six and a halt pounds that were placed there as minnows in 1897 six years ago Let It Alone Mt Vernon Signal Some telephone subscribers have the mistaken idea that the receiver should be lifted from the hook during thunder storms Where such an idea origina ted is difficult for telephone managers to discover Leave the phone to care of itself Dont bother the By observing this lightning has a better show to reach the earth through the ground wire Keep Them Turning Newspaper advertising costs you too much when you try it today and stop it tomorrow says the Tampa Fla Tri bune So would clerks cost you too much if you hired them for a day now and then Same with delivery wagons The wheels of your business must nev er and the whole machinery is out of gear unless the big advertising wheel is always turning Inland Prin ter Whisky vs Sense There was a time when men of sense fooled with whisky but they are grad ually quitting it No respectable man of good sense can afford to use whisky habitually Actors were formally to the drink habit They have quit it to a great extent It has been discovered actor who is tem perate and takes care of himself a higher salary and more than one who though he a better actor has clouded his mind and burned his brain with fire water Whisky has been tried at the bar of reason it has been weighed in the and found wanting it hasbeen condemned by every man of But it seems ft be growing in favor of the mentally unfortunate and degenerate When a man is down in the world and there is utterly no hope of his ever returning to the paths of respectability he drinks to drown and by so doing succeeds in calling renewed attention to it It who drinks could only be induced to step he would be surprised at the number of helping hands there would be extended to him and at the encouragement sober men would The holiday number of Womans Home Companion contains sixty PRies of timely mattet There are unusual illustrations A the Christmas at Bethlehem the place of Christs nativity many photographs showing Christmas Scenes in New York City and an amusing article telling How Uncle Sam Plays Santa Claus The fascinating My of Abraham Lincoln are The fiction includes The Farm of the Dagger The Trileinma and the Noahs Ark There are scores of excellent suggestions for home made Christmas presents and the winter fashions are given several pages of space Amusing Puzzle Page the Childrens Department and for Home Decoration and Home Dressmaking make up an unuasUy interesting Crowell Pub Com pany Springfleld Ohio one dollar a year ten cents a copy tf Nothing has ever equalled itNothing can ever surpass it Dr New Discovery I II addicted thatan receives applause maybe balance understanding the man assist he celebrations Recollections continued PartyThe SUgges- tions r variety Receiver injunction fop race number el rrcft l Pf A Perfect and Cure r Lung Troubles Mn Trial BatUea For AlfTllroat YieltItIt the Prospeots Vine Mt Vernon Signal James Maret who met with the various in dependent telephone companies of states before the franchise com mittee of Cincinnati says the of an independent exchange in the Queen City is excellent Among the statistics presented are these Independent Bell Telephones Telephones 140000 Ohio 89000 107000 Indiana 40000 45000 Kentucky 23000 2073540 United States 1542000 The Independents propose to put in a two million dollar plant in Cincin nati within two years after granted As True As Gospel It is a great blunder in the pursuit of happiness not to know when we have get It that is not to be content with a reasonable and possible of it Common sense in one view is the most uncommon sense While it is extremely rare in possession the re cognition of it is universal All men aJmire it though few have it The of agreeableness or is in the thought life we need It is thought that the social climate is made Think pleasantly and you will act pleasantly This world is full of life each life is a tune so the world is a great and of them all how few tunes are played through How many ended as they were begun The gieat thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving to reach the port of haven we must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against we must sail and drift nor lie anchorNow basest thought possible concerning man is that he has not spiritual nature and the foolish mis understanding of him possible is that be has or should have no animal For his nature is noby animal nobly spiritual coherently ana irre vocably so neither part of it maybut at its peril expel despise or defy the other The Growth of Prohibition Few persons seem aware of the growth of prohibition particularly in the South in Texas the have carried a large majori ty of the counties and are still the crusade so vigorous that they are yearly adding to the number They have also won all but eight of the seventy five counties In the State of Mississippi In both States a move ment is now made to adopt a amendment which will provide for the submission to a popular vote of a proposition to prohibit the sale of liquor and it believed it will receive a large majority thereby extending prohibition even in those counties that have held against it In Tennessee there are now only a few counties where the sale of liquor is permitted and should the move ment in Texas and Mississippi suc ceed it will likely be extended to Ten also It not to Kentucky but in the latter with less probability uf sue cess In the Western States the are also very strong in numbers and power Opposition to sumptuary laws has long been a tenet of the Democratic party but unless the sentiment of the party on this subject has undergone a great change how can we account for the rapid growth of prohibition in such strong Democratic States as Tex as Mississippi and Tennessee nothing of Kentucky CourierJour nal New Stage Line Lancaster and Danville New Vehicles Horses LvLancaster 8 A x Ar Danville 1030 A M Lv Danville 2 Ar Lancaster 430 p x Alex Milter Proprietor I recently prospects eo franchise- is measure source disagreeableness orchestra itbut nature rapid Prohibitionists constitutional ness e Prohibitionists growing to sav Fresh y seen making and Pate k Battleship Kentucky In Colors Louisville Henderson and St Louis Railway has just had completed for distribution a large order of pict res of the Battleship Kentucky which is a work of art and should be in every Kentucky home The picture is reproduced from a very fine largecopy righted photograph by Mr Enrique Mueller the official photographer for the Unted States Navy taken as the ship is leaving New York harbor cruise It hi done in colors the grey fighter slowly plowing its way through the carefully shaded green of the sea and carrying at the top of her flagstaff the stars and stripes in their natural red white and blue It is admirably suited for training but as it is gotten out on heavy enameled aadboard it will prove an ornament to any home without framing Six cents in postage sent to L J Irwin G P A of the popular Henderson Route at Louisville Ky will bring this beautiful picture to tyour home 12lltf It has been declared in some circles that unless leading cattle can be bought on a 83 basis there will not be a nominal number of young cattle put into feed lots this tall says the Prai rie Farmer Between recent cattle and corn crop prospects the steer is not a quantity in farming and feeding sections at pres ent and with the country in a selling humor there is ever prospect that even a S3 basis for a good class of steers will not stir up much of a demand from the small feeders Th immediate past always stands out a the strongest factor guiding the of a large number of people This is specially true if the results hav been such as exert a marked influence for good or ill Many doubtless have received such a bad scare that will not get over it until every bodj else gets ready to feed again and they will get another experience of high feeders and low fat steers Those who keep right at it will make some profit in the intervening years Asa rule we think it a wise plan to grow the steers Raise good ones and keep them going right along from the time they are little calves and market them at an early age Some years the price re ceived will be higher and some years lower but the average return for such cattle will be a very fair return for the food consumed and labor expend ed in their prod nction Climatic Cures The influence of climatic conditions in the cure of consumption is very much overdrawn The poor patient and the rich patient too can do much better at home by proper attention to food digestion and a regular use of German Syrup Free expectoration In the morning is made certain by Ger man Svruo so is a good nights rest and the absence of that weakening cough and debilitating night sweat Restless nights and the exhaustion due due to coughing the greatest danger and dread of the consumptive can be prevented or stopped hv taking Syrup liberally and regularly Should you be able to go lo a warmer clime you will find that of the or consumptives there the few who are benefited and regain strength are those who use German Syrup Trial bottles 25c regular size 75c At all druggists Feb 04 So muck desired by all men for their collars Is given at this Laundry If you want evidence send us a trial bundle We will call for your work MN LAUNDRY 5i53 Main St Phones 202 Lexington Ky H T LOGAN Agent LncaSter Kenucky fora I I feed- Ing actions r I i German i I I That I Smooth IFinish I p lie lively American they thousands S BIOS SPENCFft President Expert Accouataata B LOWSVIULKY tYr11 N111islifd EXPERT ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT TIlAHiiI c1 bteII freewI oB IIJItDoP Abaa tre t ckthfI terAta fd ion or rfour aontesL 55 aewadsiUru 1 Educates Young People FeeBttsiis Goy Employment and SecCcP cAtt ea warn yes run ierosanox Business College THOS Eo L fI TUINEN- CHALtHARRIS ARE YOU SORE USE Relkres Instantly or Money Refunded Itching Bleeding Stops the Itching Stops the Bleeding Allays all It It I aaMoatjr la 2SeSOcLOO Bottles The National BankOF LANCASTER KY CAPITAL 85OOOO SURPLUS 1OOOO A DENNY Pretldeat JOHN E STORMES Vice Prcst S C DENXY Cashier J F Robinson R T Embry Bookkeeper DIRECTORS Saml D Cochran Alex R Denny A C Robinson Jno E W H Kinnaird ar J 1 Z493 o R AsstCashr tQ 9 Storm i Piles At entry OO000000000 000 0000000000000000 9 0 A l O OG 000 O O OaO O OGuo6O A Get the Habit Take Life Plant and Get Well Medical history does not record a discovery that will equal the merits LIFE PLANT for the cure of Catarrh all Blood Diseases Its aetioa is quick thorough and permanent It M rdiei the blood mates the poisonous germ that ore the blood is pure Oar guarantee is No Cure No Pay therefore there s BO reason for you to suffer longer Sawn Jewton mt writes I had rbrurantUm for on year anva considerable portion I was o bad I could writ My ankU was o swollen a treat deal Woe 1 could scarcely net on my My tally I tried a great mast nmedtec but was unaDle to get relief mill I tried MFK PLANT 1 took tour bullies and was entirely eared It ta a treat Life Mas is Maairfactarad oaljr ft THE LIFE PLANT CO CANTON OHIO Rheum pureblood Mrs 0 shoe I suffered sad Mal srn of 11w time limbs were and eoatin remedy kkLe 50 YEAttae XERIEI4CI When a woman tosses up Lead Oh well I have my opinion of her it is pretty safe to take granted that that opinion is not tering one Many a man is unhappy only because he believes so It doe nt pay to cry over spilled milk nor to cry over it either The fellow who has an to grind should steerclear of sharpers All the worlds stage but many of the actors are only understudies and- S VR a flat it for alt MANAGERS ee Y MADE BY rlIE MANSS SHOE FGco AT OCIZ B hoc 1699- MJOTXLA PAEN75- DFtiOiNG We are making a specialty of the above Bootee It cannot be eqnaled B L JENNINGS PAINT LICK Dry Goods Clothing Furnishings Hardware visiting in our city are fraternally in sited to Bit with us Lodge 104 I andfourth Lancaster 4KKM B KINNAIRD Secretary Louis LANDKAM Master

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