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Central Record: n. Friday, December 21, 1906. Central Record. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Cartwright & Landrum, Lancaster, KY 1906 cen1906122101 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Central Record: n. Friday, December 21, 1906. Central Record. Cartwright & Landrum, Lancaster, KY 1906 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. Lancaster Ky December 21 uuu Record1- 906Central CllKlC Ititi j r ari cliUIl nWKTM UNSEEN CHOIR8 SINGING FAR BCYDMD THE AZURt DOME a WNONC RKT1IEV KINO NONE J AH fROM DALE AND DINGLE THEY CONE FROM LANDS AfAR i WITH downs HEARTS CONWHGIE- HEflffl THE HeM THEY HEARKEN TO THE STORY I TIlf 8lli5 ARE THE QlIU REN THEY CHf A AvE III UlOO CHRl TM TAR I CHRi5TAA5 HW THE SAWTED BABE Wfl CRADLED INTO tANTA CLAUS Is the one myth that will not down The tradition of a benefi cent spirit call him by what name you will Santa Clau Kriss Kringle St Nicholas Father Christ inas or comes around on December 25 of each year and glad dens the heart of children rich or poor by mysteriously leaving to them the very things they most want In spite of all attacks Santa Claus the real Santa Claus is both and young His pictures show to us a jolly fellow with a beard suggesting the venerable twinkling eyes bespeaking bounding youth And young ty feeling and action if not in years e must be to get over all the world night without missing one house in which lives a deserving child He is different in every country ranging In years from the beautiful Christ child that the good children of France adore to the jolly old fellow to whom the American youngster vows allegiance Dut it is not in this sense that the writer means to depict Santa Claus as both young and old It is from a his torical standpoint that the comparison is made Santa Claus as we know him in this country is less than a century old but the real Santa Claus the original of them all goes way back to the remote third century His present name Santa Claus or Kriss Kringle is derived from St Nicholas the very incarnation of all that was good and generous St Nicholas destined to be wor shipped in various forms by the chil dren of scores of centuries was born in Patara a tpwn of Lycla in Asia Minor From his earliest days he Noelwho survives old hone The Ruulan St Nicholas showed a religious inclination that destined him to take a high place in the church As a young man he entered the monastery of Sion and In time he abbot and later bishop of Myra His sanctity and learning made him shine even in the most illustrious company and he was one of the most notable figures at that wonderful gath Bring of 318 bishops who met at Nicca in 318 to condemn the heresy of Arius While St Nicholas became famous In the councils of the church it was still more as the special friend of the hiM n h fame unrpad Notice There will be a meeting of the share holders of The Citizen National Bank at their bank boars on Tuesday January fitb 1907 to elect directors to serve ensnl 1909 Election Notice There will be aa election nerd by the share solder of the National Bank of Lancaster at Us bank January 6 1907 for the purpose of electing for the COin year BC DENNY Cashier Dee IN rear Dee B F HUDSON II 8 eat became bra w V 7- u1 wsty THE STORY OF SANTA CLAUS St Nicholas the Patron Saint of the Children First HEARTS HAVE WAITED fDRTHZH I LOVING WND5 HAVE SPREAD THE FEA5T HOMES DZUGHT8 ARE EVER OER TOM AND THE LAST 15 NOT THE A D COMMINGLED WITH THEIR COMNG 15 A PLEASURE NOT OF EARTH FOR THE BIRD OF roVE 15 HOMING To WE DHROIP CHRISTMAS HEARTH toTEO asm BRIGHTER AND THE mm LIGHTER THE LITTLE CROEK5E5 NEVER CEASING MIRTH EAGER LEAST ARE BIJRII5 CfAll GROW AWl3 One of his erallest miracles it is related had to do with restoring to life two or three children There are two accounts of the story One says that an Asian sent his two sons to Athens to study Kn route they fell in with a villainous who to get their valuables slew the two boys and cut their bodies bits which he put in his brine to sell for pork Then St Nicholas having seen the crime in a vision came to the spot and restored the children to life The other version says there were three children and that their would be murderer was a butcher In either case St Nicholas per I into I innkeeper barrel The German Kris formed the miracle of restoring them tolifeThis was the first act by which St Nicholas proved his love for children The second bore still more strongly on the Santa Claus idea for it was a favor that he did at Christmas time A certain nobleman of Patara was so poor that he was unable to give a portion for his three daughters and it seemed impossible that any of the trio could get a husband St Nicholas learning of their plight came at Christmas time and threw a purse filled with gold into an open window The act was done as stealthily as that of the modern Santa Claus the noble man could not tell who his benefactor was but he gave thanks and married off the eldest daughter Next Christmas came another purse and the second daughter took a hus bandWhen the Christmas of the third year approached the noblemans curl osity got the better of him and he set himself on guard to see who it was that left the money When the saint appeared the nobleman came forward and asked why so good an act should be performed in stealth Then the patron saint of the children enunci ated the great truth that the best acts are those that are done for the joy Of doing not the hope of praise Thus centuries ago was proclaimed what is the best sentiment of Christ mas giving The idea of St Nicholas was so beautiful that it took its place among the great beliefs of the and in different forms i fa found nearly every century Both his name and his form differ but everywhere his labor is the same In France Germany Russia and the Netherlands he is the embodiment o an essentially religious idea but in England and the United States his of fice is more a secular one France always represents Noel as the Infant Jesus and in Germany too the name Krist Kindel corrupted here into Kriss Kringle means literally the Christ Child Even Japan has a Santa Claus similar in most respects to the Santa Claus of the Occident He is known as the Sage of Long Life We have the most complete line of Watch Fobs Cuff Buttons Lockets Stick pins Hat pins and Bracelets ever seen in Lancaster Prlsbies Drug Store Coal Salt HillY and Corn at whole sale and retail Try one None its equal Call and let me give you price before you buy Phone 140 tf J A Jones Two gooo milk cows for sale tf 1 I myBlack W children 8Cook Christmas Beits I CHRISTMAS AND ECONOMY A Day of Reckoning Sure to Follow Holiday Extravagance By MARGERET SANGSTER I 3- to andtVIm I UK spell of the yuletide lasts very much longer than the yuletide itself Weeks before Christinas holidays we arc all think ing about them wondering what we can do to make J tloni better holidays than we t had planning surprises for erybody from the grandparents to e little ones toddling about the iirsery floor and keying ourselves to concert pitch over the whole matter America as a nation is growing im mensely rich among the nations of tho earth but while men of wealth are no longer extraordinary the rank and file still have and always will have limited means so that thrift is a golden virtue at Christmas as well as at other periods of the year Sometimes there is complaint at home that father is moody and turn and a little management and tact are in order before mother and the girls ask him for money the fact being that the poor man is borrowing right and left and is almost beside himself to meet the drain on his re sources Several years ago soon after the glow of the had faded into the ashen embers of midwinter a bUHlness man was taken ill Dragging slung through the weeks of February and March the victim It seemed of a mysterious malady he died and was burled during Easter week When his uffaira were settled they were found to be extremely involved Time entire scheme of living for the family had to be reconstructed and with pangs of agony those whom ho hd loved discovered that their extrava gance had really sapped the springs of his life They were not altogether to blame Husbands are not invariably frank and candid with wives Fathers have I I I I j I tad yule title dislike to let sons and clan htei know that they have anxieties they resort to every legitimate or illegiti mate means to gratify thcs who their iauu and n the end if a crash dies not come there are heart burn ings and distress that might as weE have been avoided When tin yuletide casts upon spell of foreboding or leaves a legacy of importunate eeditoi it has been rubbed of its limst ess ace and defrauded of its noblest messing is our misfortune that we cannot divest ourselves of a feeling that to make the homo happy we must spend too much money for our mental com fort Never was there a greater mis take Pleasure in the household de pads on simplicity far more than we think Children ortrn turn from the playtings that have cost a Godly sum in dollars and cents and fiord their delight in something cheap which they may use at their pleasure The costly doll imported from Paris an dressed in the height of the fash ion is shown with pride by its owner to her little friends hot it is not the doll which gives most satisfaction It is not the doll that the child plays with Very likely her mother con siders it too tine to be spoiled and puts it away in the closet exc t on state occrions A doll on the closet shelf stay he a marvel of elegance but it brings no particular gratifica thin to the child who seldom sees it Our yuletide should be full of warmth and cheer our extra money should be spout on plenty of light and an open lire and there should be good times at home the best times thou in all the year The beneficent spell of the has most of Leaven in it when we remember our poorer neighbors and our lonelier friends There are people known to us all who will be made very happy by so simple a thing at Christmastide as a letter For in stance there is the seamstress who worked for you 0 years ago anti who is ending her days in an old ladies homo She has nobody of tier own left to visit her and one day passes just like smother yuletide will bo made more cheerful by a visit if you can make it or a letter if you can send It us- a awa I her I hear s s s s- It yuletide A CHRISTMAS CAROL Words Written by Martin Luther for His Little Son Hans Music Specially Composed by Josiah Booth fnon HCAVN A cove to EARTH I COME To emit cooo ntw TO fV RY iorE GLAD OKCAT taaa VHCBEcr I wow VILL dAY AWTIO1fOoj JOYof dips To you this night is a child Of Mary chosen mother mild This little child of lowly birth Shall be the joy of all the earth Tis Christ our Gcd who far on high Until heard your sad and bitter cry Himself will your salvation be Himself from sin will make you free worn Fresh Country Sausage and Country Lard on band at the New Gar rard Grocery We give highest market price for Eggs and all Country Produce at New Garrard Grocery Phone WO Call at the New Garrard Grocery and get Baled Hay Phone 14G We are still making our Competitors growl by those good tomatoes at lOc per can W II Ward Lard cans and all kinds Tin ware at New Garrard Grocery always I Ho brings those blessings Ion 1ropiroil I y oj tor ah belm Henceforth tits Kingdom open To you as to the angel These are the tokens The swaddling clothes and manger dark There shall Hint vimnir child Hy whom the made ao stands shall mark e the Heavens and earth wer buals ye laid Call at The New Garrard Grocery for the best Coal at the lowest prices We have employed Mr Walker Bond of Lebanon as meat cutter and man ager of the New Garrard meat market on Depot street and invite you to call and get best Porter House steak at 10 cents a lb and all other meats in prc portion Phone 58 Orders delivered promptly We have just opened a bike of Christmas Candies and all of Nuts at the lowest prices rard Grocery w line kinds 1 iIct1 liJJ OlIj n i f Qli rit1 F a p as l r t George Ely Ran Forward r lJta times were Mush there Lad hitch good crops and an abiinlait harvest had been gathered sod stored away The people on old Lie creek in Kls coun ty Mo luiDrv andwere Ill onger to enjoy themselves The was sparsely sottlea there was little to be had that was to rat or drink nearer than the town of Florida on Salt river where Squire floniens the father of Mark Twain kept a store They iic l all night under the hospitable roof where sat old Uncle Uhuehin Reddish Aunt Lou extend them a warm welcome then they weal home with Hub Iurvis to eat bear meat and front there to Uncle Harrys and Aunt lMys where veni son wits broiling and Lee gusts lend been robbed Christmas eve day was bright and pretty The sun broke through a rift cf clouds and he reveler were fairly intoxicated with joy They intended spend the night and Christma day at the Vidov MackelroVs where there was plenty of room and an abun dance of good things to eat Gad drink The Widow Mackelroy was with the crowd She had left Uncle Neil and Aunt roily to look after her house tolling them that if they went away to close the doors The faithful old servants were not liable to go farther than some cabins occupied by colored people and the widow knew that they would answer the summons of the ranch bell Though it was Christmris time she never dreamed that the negroes would leave the piVce Old Xed and Aunt Polly did leave the house nod a big black heat must Lore been watching them when they walked away He had doubtless scent ed the odor of a Christmas feast It was easy for bruits to smash one of the kitchen windows and enter the apartment unmolested After feasting upon such things as had not been curely hidden away the beau probably prowled through the house until his curiosity was satisfied and then lind ng a dark corner under the stairway in the hall lie laid down and closed his eyes to pleasant dreams Tliia audacity was the result of careless training on the part of ono lames Irvin an old bachelor of the vicinity who had made a pet of this same heat Holivar as the hear was culled frequently answered the coil of wild In his youth Holivar was an iutoreatiug pot He was capable of performing many tricks and he was ntcoiupllshed wrestler j Tho crowd of Christmas ramblers reached the Widow Mackelroys house nbout dark on Christmas eve The lively young widow led the way to unlock doors anti the boys and girls followed snowballing and singing Christmas carols The widow was in the act of making some interesting discoveries in the kitchen and a dozen couples of dancers were moving over the parlor floor in harmony with music that was loud and fast when shrieks and screams echoed through the rooms and those who were able to command their senses saw a monster black bear entering the parlor on his hind feet and swinging his forelegs invitingly as if seeking a partner for a waltz The ballroom instantly presented a scene of the wildest excitement girls who were near windows lost no time in making their escape Tim bear cut off the retreat of a consider able crowd and hemmed them in a of the room Bolivar pranced in of these licking froth from his red lips and glaring into the faces of the screaming girls as if he were try ing to select a dainty one for his Christmas upr r George Ely a young man who was proud of his strength and his ability to hit hard blows ran forward and struck the bear on the side of the head Bolivar shook his ear as if he were tickled anti turning about he seized the aiiiaied young man with his powerful j j good In to see the front country and ill ijo sand corner paw and drew him to hi breaf bear was becoming anirry a Le would soon have iihi evry ii Georges bly it the yihs wt t heart hud not come to bis reserve Miiry 2o iwii lull been dii with leoige Fly and entered the r iii tIc tin run to the fireplace ml ix rl ir poker It prove a n It was an iron Inir mif four in length and it had been in HM i I g that one end had worn to point Its effectiveness had been in proved by a young man wo liaii s the sharp end in the tin for the u pose of using it to tape the chill from a pitcher of hard filler When Mary Goodwin saw her lov ers face distorted with pain as he struggled to got loose from the nisi bears powerful arums she ran to hU assistance Hilp For Gods sake help me boys shouted Tho bear was trying to fasten his troth in his victims throat whoa the bravo girl thrust the redhot point of this iron bar behind the monsiors fM shoulder and threw her whole weight upon it The sharp point slipped tween the bears anti entered his heart With an angry growl Bolivar snn a heap upon the ballroom llccr ailEly aviy to f rasping for bnih in the of his iiiiickwitted fcarles swociheat Bolivar was barbecued on hrlsN ma day 1S Jiivig holidays George amid Mary vciv iu tried Bits from the Trees Hence the Mistletoe Florence Dont yen r 11 a1 r tltlast Christmas you broke your en gagementGenildine Yes hot Im a year older now s SORROW OF IT 1 when hr n ash i rill in I tit mFJJiJ i t1 1Pr- oi a r e1JoQjg To r t get Ve lid tee t Gin e her George staggered arms t r T r s s Mildred Oh dear I wish I knew what to give Mr Slowhoy for a Christ mas present Helen Why dont you give him your heart dear Mildred The big goose has it ready but he doesnt know The Sum Knicker Christmas mathematics aro puzzling Hocker Yes you put down tens anti carry everything Explanation Women are naturally more artistic than men Yes answered the platter of fact person thats why so many of tn look funny when we wear our Christ mas neckties and smoking jackets Our wives want us to look artistic ale it- o t s s s s- An For a swell line of Staple and fancy Groceries and all kinds of Christmas Candies call on L G DAVIDSON AT COST FOR THIS Next 10 Ve have sonic very Ilamhscme and Stylish goods vlik h ve will sell at absolute Cost Call early Mrs Alexander Walker A FOOLISH PLAN rig I eIrIf jfiA m t r t tlda- tlIioods Dews Tsa joy to eat I welcome dinner hour I tout indiction with August Fluwerl Constipation is the n nt of indigestion ls t appetite selfpoisoning aticmit rn ition uric in its of the system iniiininii of the in can il and iiimiir s other ail JIm linl in tin hoy1 is a coin mon n of look tics erable and are niistru U v ho persist in letting nature taki i Y rsc JWhat a foolish phIl h n ure couM be aided Iy the use of vas August Flower which is iiatnresown remedy fur constipation and all stomach ust Flower gives new life to the liver and insures health stools 3 JTwo sizes 250 and 750 All druggists Fur lj 1C 1C tliUotutrlM IRS 51 Sir its ins like tln Ibis host hit df cturv you run atur and others and dont tliiik iinythiiit anent what you are riding s why not let a fellow you a little kind tip Haul your bundles to Van Logan Agent LAXCASTKK KY AND CURE THE LUr2CS flatukIc riOts catn testinal theydo I iJ u Iq Hi Whll tinikl thII l it a Ltfeme i1 111 hIf thc tmIiLAUNDRY Bpd mil hrs i t ht patronize KHLLTHE COUCH i v hal I lie who mi w hale WOUq t il6 hrter t Such laundry give WITH New is FOR u orD OUGHS and Of SUiP ION Price EOcSIOC Free Trial e Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES or MONEY BACK K For sale by R H Mckohtrts SPECIAL OFFER For old and new subscribers The CINCINNATI POST Airicnllnral Epitnist one year and a Facsimile copy of The Declarationof printed on Warble Paper and The CENTRAL RECORD One year for 250This combination iilvcs ii your n home paper fur local news and The Cincinnati Post the fonnost nitropdliiin rhiiu s paper in the MTddle West for il news of the world with Ctnp1 if and accurate markets The Agricultural Epitomist is a splendid farm paper and a copy of The Declaration of Independence is something that should be in every home Subscribe today Seudvyour subscription to us Cures Colds Prevents Pneumonia one year o I Ii lOLIYSIION ilm Dart y n 4 J THE CENTRAL RECORDLANCASTER KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 21 1906 r e BBJBVXSENTH YEAS lIfT 7B ri I r JflIJJljiL0YfjLjJi YfjlLfi1jjjlijlW JfW i OUR MOTTO Fair Dealingand Treatment S 0 tJltyl Courteous r Grand ChristmasO F tffj rLl IH tllflJfli 1r jlffJL XfjJlilL0X WJJff jJlfiJlllil JfliNitPl1 rfjl tJ10I K Dl IiiThe Best is the Cheap est Yours in Good Faith Handsome Appropriate Presents splendid assortment of Goods for the Holiday Trade is complete We are showing the very swellest line of Gifts suitable for Christmas ever placed before the Trade in this section of the State We invite comparison both in price and quality with the largest city dealers We mention herein only a few our varied assortment Deposit Ware in Vases Pitchers Cologne Bottles Etc Fine Line of Fancy Pictures 25c 3000 Hawks and Libbys Fine Gut Glass The Most Magnificent Display of Cut Glass Ever Shown in Central Kentucky Bracelets 1 to 50 Necklaces 1 to 75 Lockets 1 up Cuff Buttons Set and Plain Rings Diamond Rings Back and Side Combs Gold and Filled Lognett Chains Scarf Pins Belt Buckles Bronze Brass and Copper NoveltiesFine Line of HandPainted China Plates at all prices Tea Cups Saucers Chocolate and After Dinner Cups Vases Etc No old Goods strictly new Patterns Gents and Ladies Card Cases and Gents Bill Books Etc Come In and Make Your Selections Before They are all Picked Over i and I 0ur now leSt J E E x R 2l j i 1 IS I w i 1 o a 0 d J See Hear and Live to Re I joice ill Your Own IGood Judgement jjl0JliJ101Jtr w Buy otc ro o HughThe Jeweler MurrayDanville Ky t ff eY l ljjL I ffl I lr l 1ffL JlJlfJ10Y JliJIjJlJjJlJtlJlJJI X Y III jet In The Habit Ii III Of Visiting The III III Joseph Mercantile Co j 111 IIi vVe offer this week Special Cut Prices I III on the celebrated il Crossett Shoes I I II 350 Shoes go at 290 400 Shoes go at 320 I 500 Shoes go at 425 Come early and get the benefit of these great bargains Come see our immense of Handsome Presents for I the Holidays have useful and gifts which I the II The Joseph Mercantile Ca I Y s iwet r i oe rwwwwM POi vdA1V 1NV1MI110 ii atock We pretty recipients will certainly appreciate ti tI- oi r s- s J r URYANTSVILLE After a long illness of typhoid fever Pate Poindexter is able to be up in his roomBill Broaddus sold his entire crop of tobacco to Mr Beazley of Paint Lick at llcts Miss Lena Pope who was taken sud dpnly ill sometime ago at her home in Boyle county is reported better Mrs Ben Hughs has returned to her home afterspending several days with her mother Mrs Margaret Sutton Mr J I Herring and wife will be guests of honor at diner given at the home of Mr Ike Meyers at McCreary next Saturday Tom Chestnutt sold to Frank 25 shoats weighing on an average of 90 pounds at 5i cts and Yirge Ches nutt bought of Mr Cross of Casey county a bunch of cattle paying for them 818 00 per head I Mrs N P Cobb who has a bad case of of granulated lids has great hopes of a cure since having been under treat ment by Dr Burdette of CrabOrchard has been treated by some very noted specialets but benefit re ceived was only tempoary The members of the Fork church recently convened for a business meet log and extended a unanimous call to Rev Shouse of Middlesburgh The call was accepted by Mr Shouse and he will move to the parsonage the first of the year will preach twice monthly- It is said of Dr Mack Elliot a lug physician in this vicinity that in recent years of his practice he has had about 95 typhoid fever patients and has not lost single case The doctor In diseases and has rapidly grown into popular favor I HARMONY Mrs D W Faulkner was visiting at Will Smiths last week James Ramsey better known as Big Jim is very ill at this writing- N L Wilbford and family have been recent visitors at Rev W M C Hutchins Mary Lock daughter of our clever merchant John Lock is very low with that fatal disease consumption Henry Kldd will move to Rowland this week and Bill Manning will take his place We welcome Bill into our midst J B Hutchins school closed at this place on Friday the 14th and he will his parents this week at Baileys Switch Knox county We mean what we say when we say there shall not be a single Xmas left in our house H Ward tJI t I tl I tl I I I I I Bert rore she I I equally In other ll J y Lancaster Robinson I skillful treating visit t UEUNA VISTA Clyde and Clarence Ruble have ren ted the farm of Mrs Rosa Ison The Prohibition Alliance will hold its regular meeting Thursday night Miss Susie Jennings and brother will spend Xmas with their cousins atMayo Miss Bessie Bolton spent a few days last week with Miss Mae Robinson at MarcellusMr Hardin will soon move to his recently purchased farm near Curdsvillc Mrs J B Ruble has returned from a pleasant visit to St Louis Galveston and San Antonio Mr Herman Barnet has moved to the farm of G H Ruble and D Eason to the place vacated by Mr Barnett Mrs Isaac Hamilton of Lancaster is with her daughter Mrs Spoonamore who has been quite ill but is slowly improvingMiss Skinner will close her school at Lindendale Friday and leave Monday for a few weeks stay in Lincoln county On January 1st A T Scott of Bry atitsviile will return to our village and again enter into the merchandise business with Virgil Scott clerk Miss Dora Davis of Hazard who has been visiting Miss Jennie Ison will leave soon for ber home Miss Ison will accompany her to remain nitely STONE Mr John Sparks has a vrey sick childMiss Alice Snyder visited ber mother Thursday Mrs Hansford Land is numbered with the sick Miss Mary Preston visited her moth er Thursday night Mrs Nora Teater is visiting her sis ter Mrs Forest Chris Sanders delivered his tobacco at Paint Lick Tuesday Mrs M A Sanders and daughters visited at Mrs Lands Tuesday There will be Christmas tree at Scotts Fork Church Christmas Eve one invited Messrs A T and J L Sanders visited their cousin Frond Pierce of Hyatts yule Tuesday night Mr Mat Folger and family have moved to Somerset we wish them much success in their new home Messrs John Hicks and Elijah Me Million in last week to sell their tobacco getting 0 and 11 CtBX A T Nicbolasville t rude every was fi No better place to go for Christmas tricks than Hill Brothers At the sale of Harvey Sebastian deceased everything sold at high prices Mr Beazley of Paint Lick has bought several crops of tobacco here at 10 to Hi cents is at home again after visiting his sister Mrs Sam Ward at Livingston Miss Maud Watson has returned to her home at Brodhead after several days with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W T Watson Sherman Shearer passed through our town last week with a tat hog that weighed 642 pounds which he had bought at G cents Christmas is here let every body observe the day in solemn devotion to the blessed Savior Instead of trying to blow everything off the face of the earth with guns and powder Next Saturday and Sunday each day at 11 A M is brother Pikes regular at Freedom Church Busi ness of importance on Saturday Hope every member will be present Mr Fred Creech is building a new dwelling house and will locate in our town again Mr Creech is a mighty good fellow and we will be glad to have him with us again Our neighbor and friend Dave San ders will leave us and take up his a bode in Lancaster we hate to lose as good a fellow as Mr Sanders never the less we hope he will prosper in bis new indeed sorry to know that Capt F J White is no more in this world He was a kind hearted and tried to make every body happy about him Blessed thought it is to know that our loss is his eternal gainHill Bros of this place have sold their entire stock of dry goods grocer tes ect and rented their store honse and dwelling to Messrs Rollins and Napier who will continue the busi ness here We regret Hill Bros leav ing and wish for them success they may go We also extend a hearty welcome to Rollins Napier FLATWOOD James Cloyd has moved to countyW sold a work horse to John Logworth for 80 00 Isiah Kelley sold 2 fat bogs to Henry Merritt for 5 50 a hundred Hose Lawson sold 2 fat hogs to W H Furr for 5 75 a Hundred NINA AIr A S Wheeler spend- Ing businessWe good- man 18 j rHIIIlI i hogs to appointments whenever Bock sold 2at Wir- S cas Dont take AnyY Ibodys Our I Goods Stand The IMost Critical Test I lS1 J Word tAA4e vE oRA oe O tme r i I I I i I I Cornett for 6 per hundred Mrs W H Furr is at the bedside of her aunt Miss Whitehead of Rock castle county who is very low with pneumoniaMillard and Miss Lucy Cormney were married last week We offer congratulations and hope Millard will not steal any more girls The heavy rains will make it for all of us who live on dirt roads we cant consistantly say county roads fur they are not pikes stay at home until spring It is reported that one of the Flat Wood merchants is gulag to engage in the manufacture of There are so many of them they have to side track to keep the wolf from the door f L DAVIDSON Attorney At Law Office over Police Court room Prompt attention to business Ben D Herndon Herndon Herndon Attorneys at Law Lancaster Kentucky Office over Stormei drag store the world and you make it fond of you Worry and you are down and out So why not bring happiness into your home by buying a Graph ophone or a BALDWIN PIANO festl Won Lancaster Kentucky convenient Tan lefootII R WmHerndon I Laf at l L 1 Ii r I Say you dont get We have thing they WANT Mama PapaSister Big Brother Little Brother t t Sweetheart i and all your knowwhat tli1 every for I F 1J BASE L DEN l3 BROS o rY Friends S Illpelldolls IETOND 40000 Worth of high grade Clothing Dry Goods and Shoes for Men Women and Children to be sold at 19c to 65c on the dollar e I i 1 8t IS THE GREAT Creditors Money Raising Sale AT THE BLUE FRONT H Pattersons Old Stand 1 40000 Worth of high grade Merchan dise to be sold in ten days to pay the demands of the creditors I No such crowds of Humanity ever witnessed or never has there been such a Gigantic Sale in this section could hardly handle the crowds They came they went and they came again more eager than before for no such bargains were ever offered as these that are being distributed in to the homes of the people of Lancaster and surrounding country Below we quote a few of the many Thousands of Bargains to be had We Right in the heart of the fall and winter season the entire 40000 stock of the Blue which was forced to the wall by the creditors must be sold at 19c to 65c on the dollar within 10 days Owing to special inducements H Patterson proprietor of the Blue Front store bought heavily for the holiday trade failing to meet the bills which came due caused great excitement among the creditors stepped in and took over the stock which will be distributed into the homes of the people at 19c to 65c on the dollar The store was thrown open to the people Saturday December 15 at 9 a m when the creditors sale began By order of the creditors trustee J W Gott e moneyraising t READ REAS EAT Front Store and t I Mens Suits Mens heavy and light weight Business Suits an immense range of Fancy Scotch and Mixed Cheviots actually worth 1000 only 189 Mens fine Suits comprising a grand assort ment of single or double breasted in Mel tons and Scotch mixtures in the very lat est shades French faced finish worth 14 only 298 Mens extra fine Dress Suits equal in every respect to custom work this seasons latest styles in Cassimeres Cheviots and Thibets worth up to 1000 this sale only 448 Mens fine Suits made of English unfinished Worsteds imported Thibets fancy Tweeds heavy Worsted Serges and other fabrics of finest weaves worth 1850 only 548 Mens extra fine Suits that embody the latest styles features and patterns both in fine home and foreign suits silk and satin lined tailored into garments of faultless fashion worth up to 25 this sale only 689 Overcoats Overcoats in English Cloth Melton and Beavers plain laped seams worth 1000 only 1 89 Overcoats of the latest domestic Kerseys in black and brown heavy Meltons with belt effect 52 inches long worth 14 298 in plain and lancy effects in loose fitting and regulation lengths made of im ported Kersey satin lined worth 1800 only 448 Overcoats that represent the products of the worlds most celebrated looms and the countrys most skillful tailors worth up to 3000 during this sale i 569 Boys Suits Boys Suits all styles and sizes worth up to 800 only 98c Overcoats r Everything Sold in Ten Days t Betr l y- p Boys fine Dress Suits plain and fancy colors worth up to 1000 only 129 Young Mens Overcoats Boys Overcoats Blues Blacks and Oxfords worth 7 50 only 98c Young Mens swell Overcoats all styles and patterns worth up to 10 only 148 Boys Knee Pants Extra fine KneePants worth up to 100 only 29c Hats and Caps 1000 hats all styles only 29c Mens andBoysCaps worth 750 only 19c Mens Pants Mens good Work Pants worth up to 350 only 95c Mens fine all wool Pants in Cassimeres and Fancy Worsteds worth 4 onlv 115 Mens fine tailored Pants in new patterns plain and fancy worth up to 450 129 Childrens Suits Overcoats Childrens Suits all sizes worth up to 350 only 9Bc Childrens Fancy Suits worth 4 Sand 6 only 119 500 Childrens swell Belt Overcoats velvet collars fancy trimmed sizes worth 500 only 129 Shoes Ladies Shoes welt soles worth 350 98c all Ladies Fine Dress Shoes in Vici Kid Patent Leathers and Gun Metal worth 450 only 127 Mens solid Leather Calf Work Shoes worth 250 only t8c Mens fine Patent Leather Vici Kid and Box Calf Shoes worth up to 350 only 145 Boys Welt Sole School Shoes worth only 89c Boys Dress Shoes Vici and Box Calf worth 350 only 119 Misses Shoes all sizes worth2 only 98c Mens Oil Grain High Top Shoes worth 450 only 129 Mens and Boys FurnishingsM- ens Colored Handkerchiefs large size fast color only lc Mens Heavy Hose worth 15C only 1c Mens fineCassimere Hose worth 250 4c Mens fine wool Hose worth 250 only 6c Mens Fine Double Fleeced Underwear worth 75 cents only 19c Mens Fine Ribbed Underwear worth 125 only 33c Fine Lisle Web Suspenders worth so cents only He Mens Silk Web Suspenders wroth 75c only 19c Mens Fine Dress Shirts worth loo only 29c 1000 pairs of Leather Gloves worth up to 100 only 19c Mens work Gloves and Mits only 3 l2c 2000 pairs Overalls go at 33c Regular 5oc Silk Ties only 33c Mens Black and White Striped Work Shirts worth 750 only 29c Best Jersey Shirts worth 100 only 33c Blue Flannel Shirts worth 100 onlv 69c 250 Handkerchiefs Large asortment of LacesRibbonsRuchings- and Embroideres at the mercy of the people Ladies and Childrens Handkerchiefs only ic Ladies Hemstitched Handkerchiefs worth 25c price Ladies Embroidered Handkerchiefs positively worth price Dress Goods Thousands of yards of Dress Prints in black white and silver gray and indigo blue price per yard 2 l2c Dress Madras Cloth per yard i Best quality Prints 3ooo yds go at 3 Plaid Scotch Dress Ginghams worth 9 i2c only 4 34c Embroiders peryar d only 3e Lambs Fleeced Flannel worth 2oc only 812c Flannelets worth 35c only 0 l2c Outing Flannels worth s5c only 6 l2c quality Unbleached Muslins only 4 34c Hill Muslins 190 quality only 6 l2c Amoskeag Apron Ginghams Comfort Calicos Unbleached Muslin Bleached Pillow Cas ings Pepperel Sheet and miles of above Domestics in bolt Come and pick them out at your own price Table Clothes and Tables Highest Grade Red and White Table Cloth worth only 19c White Table Cloths worth 50 only 14c Thousands of yards of Ticking almost given awayRed Towels worth 25c only 4 White Crash Towels worth 35c only Pure Linen Towels worth 500 only fl 3e 25c 4e 12C SheetingsRochdale ingsmiles 75c 6e not enter until you see the over the door The Blue Front We guarantee the above prices to be correct and will take back exchange or refund money on any purchase unsatisfactory for any reason whatever J W GottMgr Sale Opened Saturday December 1 5 at 9 a m and continues 1 0 days Get The Right Place THE BLUE FRONT Lancaster Ky Look fofthe Large Blue Bigny NOTICEDo Iil i s l name y y l 1 i- r 1 e jL Dress Goods Specials 1200 yards silks in plaids and a various as sortment of colors worth up to 250 a yard only 34c to 40c Ribbons worth up to soc yard only 2c Finest Import Henrietta Dress 45 inches wide worth 2oo yard 29e Novelty Dimities extra fine quality 7 l2c Double Width Novelty Fall Dress Cloth worth 100 per yard only 16 l2c Black Figured Brilliantine very fine worth 135 per yard only 19 l2c Skirts and Jackets Ladies Cheviots and Broadcloths Skirts worth up to 1000 only 98c Ladies Jackets and Long Coats in Cheviots and Broadcloths in all the latest styles and patterns worth up to 2250 during this sale only 49C up to 493 Shirt Waists almost given away Underwear and Hosiery Womens and Childrens Fast Black Hosi ery made with double heel and toe worth 25C price 4 J 1000 doxen Silk Lisle and Fancy Hosiery for Women Men and Children at less than actual coat of material Womens Part Wool Vests and Pants silk taped also fleece lined worth 75c price 19c Womens Wool Vests and Pants silk taped worth 1 prince g J Hundreds Silk Wool Cotton Vests almost given away Corsets Easy Graceful and FormFitting Corsets in the celebrated makes in military and Straight Front at less than the actual cost of the material from 19c up to eo S Cloth Railroad Fare Paid To OutofTown Buyers of 20 or MorY Within 30 0 Miler r Editorial Comment j44000040000 Just to think of 15 000 deer killed In Michigan the past season and all the result few years of protection The principal duties of a bank di rector seem to get his name on the stationery and put up his part of the defalcation Just because a man cant find the keyhole when he returns home at an early morning hour is no sign that the keyhole has been misplaced When a long shot wins a race and your money is en the favorite It is no balm to your feelings that the horse you backed a head behind The Louisville Herald man is mean enough to say that when a girl who blooms out on Monday in a flew it is a dead give away She has made it on Sunday Prof Wiley the government chem 1st says that alcohol acts as a fuel for for the body This is probably why whiskey is sometimes called tire water Booker T Washington says is no disgrace in being a cook but there is eternal disgrace in being a poor cook What a sweeping con demnation this is During a nightmare a Hopkins county farmer sprang from bed fell and received snjuries which resulted in his death eat too much new country sausage From the statements of the horti culturists it would seem that the San Jose scale was about to get away with everything vegetable except the cat the jimson weed A Cicinnatl womans will leaves 850 000 to a son provided that he remains sober and industrious for the next three Years Howd you like to have a salary of 16666 a year just for being good A woman preacher filled the pulpit in a Cincinnati church Sunday It would be mean to say she entered the ministry so she could better see what the other women had on when they come in The American Grocer has flguers to show that the average consumption of alcoholic drinks has increased nearly 22 per cent in this country since 1896 This is enough to give the a whats the use feeling S r being tc ofa l wasonly shirtwaist MoralDont alpaspectosa and jW C T U there An English astronomer who claims to know what he is talking about says there are 64 184 757 stars Any man with nothing more to do than count stars should be placed astride the rocz pile A New Jersey judge has been called upon to decide whether a mother in law in half a house makes ita two family affair If the judge is a man it will not take him many seconds to decide the question The Louisville Post wisely suggests Instead of establishing a bureau in Washington to secure the passage of gcod laws would it not be better to send more of the right kind of men to the House and Senate and turn that bureau That highly interesting and enlight ening puplication the Congressional Record is again being sent out to the suffering public About the only use to which it has ever been put is that of making single wrappers in coun try newspaper offices The New York Daily News made an assignment and suspended publi cation last week Had the editor ta ken cordwood bacon etc on as we poor country fellows have to do he would have kept his head above water The case of the Indiana woman seven times married at the age of 30 who killed herself should serve as a warning Matrimony in moderation is to be commended but the marriage habit is nearly as stunting to moral growth as the cigarette habit Senator Dubois of Idaho bitterly attacked the Mormons in a speech in the US Senate the other day He should let the Mormons alone Any man who can get along with more than one wife is entitled to a chromo and the applause of the public A man in Ashbury Park N J 95 years old and a great grand father recently took to wife a woman of 57 The affair was described as a roman tic love match the only missing being the tact that the two were not childhood lovers For once in his life President salt has failed to have his own way He recently jumped in and ordered all public documents printed according to the newfangled simplified spelling but the House would not stand for it and reports say he bowed gracefully to the objection and hereafter all documents will be printed in the old wav r I Congress Into element public marred subscriptions RDose There has been so much drunken ness among the women of Springfield Mass that the police authorities have decreed that no woman without an escort shall be served with drinks in any of saloons ur public houses The police are mined that no lady shall get drunk by herself Highway robbers seem to have taken Louisville lock stock and barrel The papers report the most daring robberies daily most of them taking place on the most prominent streets The Kentucky editors should oil up their trusty six shooters before going to the city next week Editor John J Barry of the New Haven Echo is being urged to make the race for State Senator in his The voters would never have cause to regret electing John Barry to this or any other office He is honest capaole fearless and a gentleman in every sense of the word The National Synod of Norway has recently voted by a large majority to give women equal rights with men in the government of the church The women ought to be given entire con trol especially in this country where were it not for efforts the churches would not last as long as Pat staid in the army The Richmond Register which was owned by the late R W Miller was sold last week by order of court the present editor Thos W Pickles be coming the purchaser Mr Pickles who is one of the brainiest and editors in the state will make a number of great improvements in the plant and his brother editors are de lighted to know that he will continue in the harness The bureau of animal industry of the department of Agriculture has issued a bulletin on Inormation the milch goats It says that goats milk is richer in nourish ing qualities than cows milk Which shows that a diet of tin cans ashes and waste paper is far more nutritious than one of hay bran and fodder The bulletin also says that good can be made from goats milk but there nothing surprising in this Ruskin defined modern civilization to be a condition of mind in which no matter where we are we want to get somewhere else as soon as possible and no matter how much we have we are constantly sighing for more These three conditions are quite common and if society could get rid of them there would be more peace and happi ness But who shall start the reform in these matters What minister is bold enough to proclaim the truth and make a sermon properly character izing the conditions What newspa per is strong enough to speak of the symptoms with wise words What layman is conscientious enough to act upon convictions which follow thought upon the subject Helter skelter the mob rushes from post to pillar doing that which it ought not to do and striving for more when a plenty is in hand J ht dt t district thelr untlring brightest concerning butter the GREAT SALE TO CloseThe greatest Sale ever conducted in Lancaster will posi tively be brought to a close Tuesday Doc 25th You will readily see the importance of calling before that time as regular prices will then be restored H TLOGAN I t t C r r v t f f Gossip of a Local Neture o y0 J44044N04 Christmas gift Get your sock ready No paper next week Remember the poor County court Monday Our last paper til 1907 fine pneumonia weather Pay us that dollar Monday Egnogg time approaching Send your jug and get it filled Send The Record to your friends Big crowd expected in town Monday The annual time is close at hand Holly and mistletoe are the order of the day Heres wishing our patrons a sock full of joy Darn your sock and have it ready for Monday night Prophets predict fair pleasant for next week The merchants are enjoying a Chrsi imas rush Billy West is making a tine Chance lor Commander at the K P lodge Help the Record force fill their socks by paying your subscription Monday Heres wishing every ready of The Rocord a sock full of Merry Christmas The man or woman who tells a child that Old Santa is a myth is as mean as the devil Eld F M Tinder will fill his pulpit at the Christian church at the usual hours Sunday Extra clerks are greatly in demand by the local stores Any kind of a boy can get a job Everybody will hang up their socks but the newspaper men They have none to hang The wets won in Middlesboro by the narrow majority of nineteen The drys will contest Tie your bundles securely and mark them plainly besore mailing them will insure against loss Itsa safe prediction thatattendance at the Sunday Schools next Sunday will be the largest of the year Monday will be county court day as well as Christmas Eve and a great crowd is expected in town Read the ads in The Record before coming to town Theyll tell you where to get the best bargains Decorate your home for next week It will not cost much and bring much additional pleasure to the week Somerset saloons will close Jan 1st adding another town to the long list recently adopting the local option law Buy the boys some popcrackers No one but a heathen will deprive the urchin of the joy to be found in a few packs Why not send The Record to your friend as a Xmas gift He will enjoy the home news Only 81 a year in advanceSunday was gloomy and the rain fell in torrents all day It was what the late Capt White would call a day County clerk Doty says trade is mighty dull in the marriage license business Only a few have been issued in the past three months All of our upto theminute have shown their good business judgment by engaging apace in The Record for next year The young man who has burned a ton of papas coal and fails to send the girl a handsome Christmas gift should be tarred and feathered The L and N pay car known railroad men as the bread wagon passed through Friday and stocked the employees with Christmas money This office will gladly publish com munlcations proylded the authors will give us their names but unsign ed articles go straight to the waste basket This office made a large number of handsome calenders for Mr J H Kin nalrd the live uptodate insurance man Call at the National Bank and get yourn Rev C C Brown preached a splendid sermon at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning In which he set many reasons why the should be joyful Young of Dallas was appointed administrator of of grandfather Capt Franklin J White Tba residence on Richmond street was appraised and will be sold later Pear Old Santa Please bring Uncla Sam some mail clerks who will be careful with thefarwork and try toget the dally papers to at least within ten days ro date of their pubUcatlOB S swear oft weather splendid It cutthroat merchants among Mr C W Christi Taxi testate Lancaster j iV4iuI s than he The case against the Simpsons arid East charged with house burning was continued until next court The Baptist Sunday School will j have a Christmas tree at the church Monday evening at seven oclock Mrs Betty Green the richest woman In the word says There would be fewer fools on record It people talked less Hugh Murray the Danville jeweler takes up a lot of space in this issue tell ing the people of many handsome goods at low prices If you have packages to send toj Dan villa or want one brought from there Hatcher the stage man Itwill be attended to all right tf The Kentucky Press Association will meet at the Seelbach in Louisville next Friday and Saturday Every newspaper in the state will be repre sented L G Davidson the uptothe minute groceryman shows that he has a big The Record Read it and youll see he means business Masonic Election The annual election of officers of Lancaster Lodge 104 F and A M will be held Thursday night the 27th at seven oclock sharp The craft will take due notice and govern themselves accordingly Some Good Prices In the Paris market corn is sell ing at 2 50 per barrel and hay from 1350 to 24 per ton A Montgomery correspondent says corn is worth 8275 and hay 16 to 17 in the Mt Sterling market Kind Words The Somerset Journal says Capt Frank J White pass away as anticipa ed in one last issue His prlntersink stained hands clean life and pure heart will pass him safely by the dread post of St Peter Crap Shooters Officers Beazley and Herron flushed a crap game Sunday arresting twelve negroes Judge Armstrong dished out justice with a liberal hand Monday morning and as a result the chain gang has been greatly Increased in numbers An Important Victory In a suit at Owensboro this week Circuit Judge Birkhead decided that when a tabacco grower has pooled his the consent of the Society This is an important victory for the Tobacco As sociation For Next Year Mr John Ballard will continue to run the Ballard House on Danville street next year They have a num ber of nice rooms for rent by the week or month also They are prepared to accomodate day boarders the table supplied with everything the mar ket afford Good Service to Danville Jas Hatcher proprietor of the Dan vile stage line is prepared to carry passengers in the best and most com fortable manner A good wagon fast horses plenty of rugs and good foot warmers make the trip one of pleasure Ride with him and go in comfort tf Money Wasted The calendar idea of advertising was run into the ground again this year Not one In every fifty will find same money spent in the business like method of advertising in a newspa perwill bring threefold more results No Paper Next Week Following the custom of country weeklies everywhere The Record will not be printed next week The hands want a day or so off while the editor must attend to some important busi ness requiring his entire time If you want job work we will be ready and anxious to wait upon you but the pa per will not be printed Will Install Deposit Boxes The National Bank officials have decided to place safety deposit boxes in the large vault and a number of these handy and neeessagy devices have been ordered Cashier Denny tells The Record the boxes will be of the latest and most desirable patern and absolutely safe and convenient ar angement The boxes will be at the disposal of renters during business hours each day They are of value to people who have Insurance policies jewels or valuable papers of any kind Court Adjourns Circuit court adjourned Friday a very busy session The lawyers most all of whom were engaged in the cases were dur entire term and these cases required most all their time Very little civil business was attended to the criminal dockets taking up nearly all the time Judge Roach who pre sideded in the absense of Judge Bell was highly complimented by the law sere his work giving perfect satisfac tfpn to all concerned see Jas bytaking thathe be- Ing peopleThey after L inestimable insider bard worked S No Coal Christmas The Lancaster coal dealers have to give their hands a rest and no coal will be delivered next Tuesday If you are out order in time Let Em Celebrate It is likely that the boys will be al lowed to celebrate with fireworks one night next week Tins is the best Idea to lay all of it one time as the entire New York detective force the bars and let the boys have some fun but fur one night only The Poor Printer Again Down in a SouthernKentucky town a bridegroom presented the brides maids at his wedding with pearl brooches Think of the trouble kicked up when the poor printer who set the type for the newspaper made it read the bridesmaids all wore handsome breeches the gift of the bridegroom Good Sale of Tobacco At the sale of tobacco at the three Lexington ware houses one day about 100000 pounds were sold at auction at an average price of 8 cents The best price was 17 cents per pound for about 600 lbs grown by Thomas Erskine of Clark county This was the highest price ever paid for the weed in Lexington A Useful Present This office has printed quite a lot of letter heads and envelopes for ladies who wished to give ing useful for a Christmas present We make 500 letter heads for 150 the same number of envelopes for 150 all printed on the very best quality of paper and put up in fine boxes If you want some of this work place your order at once as it requires two days to pad the work and let it dry Narrow Escape A few nights ago the blowout plug on one of the light plant boilers blew out and came near killing Ad the obliging and faithful en gineer The steam and scalding coverd the floor and had not up a post with the rapidity of a squirrel he would have been scalded to death The plug only miss ed his body a few inches The water soon ran out of the building the reserve boiler was tired and the lights turned on in less than forty minutes Thats what we call good work especi ally for one who had been scared so badly Big Improvements The chain gang has made the street leading from Stanford avenue to the depot at entirely new one First a heavy layer of large stone was spread they the smaller rock was put on thick ly which makes it first class in every respect The many people who have to haul over the streets appreciate the improvement Chief of Police Beazley is having all the streets worked on and by Spring Lancaster will have the best streets in Central Kentucky Had it not been for the work house hands under Mr Beazleys splendid Lancaster streets would now be bottomless mudholes Christmas day at not stop it Pull down t the men folk somth properly McDonald water soon Ad shined supervision decided cool sin d d There will be a Christmas tree at the Presbyterian church Monday af lertwon at three oclock Those haw prcsenis to on Mm tree are urged to briTitf them to the chinch be fore noon or by two oclock at the lat est Everybody invited Dr Frazce Dead Dr J L Frazcp fur many years a prominent physician of Lancaster died suddenly ID his home in Lexing ton Monday He was found lying in his cilice at a late hour and death Is supposed to have l en caused by heart disoase lIe issurvived by his wife The funeral took place 11 Lexington Wednesday Prices at Paris Ilibler Bros shipped 300 hogs to the Cincinnati market that cost 505 per one hundred pounds and one load of mixed butcher cattle to the same market They also shipped two car loads of export oattle weighing 1500 pounds to the market at Pittsburg Pa which cost 5 cents per pouted Messrs Ilibler Bros say the demand for meat hogs from farmers is unpre cedented in the history of the county notwithstanding the number of hogs exported has been unusually heavy Paris News Excellent Service Believing that able and honest otli cial service should be put at a premi um and that expressions of public ap proval should be published we take pleasure in stating that lion J E Rob inson is making one of the very best county attorneys in this or any other section of the State This assertion is verified by all those who are famil iar with his work during the last term of the circuit court His part of the work in the preparation and trial of cases evinced ability and hun esty of purpose He not only guards the interests of the county and state with unwavering fidelity but his speeches are strong logical and The Record congratulates him on his success and predicts for him a brilliant future Card To Our Friends This being our last issue in the year we beg the liberty of extending to those who patonized the Central Record ollice our most sincere thanks and say that we appreciate fully every order given us and every kind word uttered in behalf of our humble efforts If any customer was dissatisfied wits an order and same was not promptly made right it was because we did not know of his trouble Our office is thoroughly equipped for doing all kinds of printing and we are proud of the fact that fully two thirds of the business houses give us their orders There are a few who prefer sending a way but they have that privilege and we raise no objection at so long aa they do not come to us when they have an axe to grind by wanting somth log published or worse still by ask lug the suppression of some item of news We are deeply grateful to our patrons and those subscribers who have paid fur the paper without our having to hire a man to collect it So heres wishing one and all a Merry Christmas and a New Year chock full of the best of everything the soul de pace I I eloquent sires r tri r r all Our line of EVERY Holiday Goods is open It is complete and ARTICLE Come to see us E McROBERTS DRUGGIST Seeing the Southwest EXCURSIONS Doubtless you have heard of the Bumper Crops which have been raised this year in Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Indian Territory and New Mexico Have you compared them with results obtained in your section Is your work where you are bringing you adequate returns for the capital invested and the labor expended If not a change would be beneficial perhaps A visit to the Southwest will open your eyes Out in Oklahoma the last big land opening is soon to take place farms are still very cheap in Western Arkansas Northern Louisiana and the Gulf Coast or Texas Let us give you full information about these sections You will want to see them after you have ex amined our illustrated literature Very low rates one way and round trip to Southwestern points the First and Third Tuesdays of each month NEW R I 0 rI ll GEO H LEE Little Rock Ark Gen AgtPass H I McGUIRE Dist Pass Agt Cincinnati O t JNCornaUarAsstGenPas Agt Frisco MemphisTenn Ooly 3635 to the Gulf Coast of Texas Feb 5th thirty day limit allowing stop at San Antonia and all other Texas points See us for particulars and go with us The Wallace Realty Company LANCASTER KENTUCKY Also ask us about REAL ESTATE EVERYWHERE 54 Acre Garrard County Bargain Ask H KINNAIRD Insurance Man t J C i 1 Ji J yV JN5 SsJsSS SvvwJ CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been in use for over 30 years has borne the signature of and has been made under his per sonal supervision since its infancy All Counterfeits Imitations and Justasgood are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its age is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates the Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep The Childrens Mothers Friend CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought- In Use For Over 30 Years FOR SALE OO BLUE write for list or call on J W Elmore HARRODSBURG KENTUCKY Florida and Cuba The Winter Playground Easily and Quickly Reached via the SOUTHERN RAILWAYa- nd Queen and Crescent Route Fast and Convenient Schedules Comfortable Pullman Equipment Dining Car Service Attractive Tours through Florida including a delightful sea voyage to Havana Cuba Key West of Nassau N P at low rates Variable Route Tickets going via Asheville and the Land of the Sky returning direct or vice versa with stop over privileges Florida Special in service again beginning January 7th Solid Train with latest Pullman Equipment to Jacksonville and St Augustine without change Florida Limited now on daily Cheap Homeseekers Ticket on sale to Texas Oklahoma Indian Territory Arkansas Kansas and other points in the west southwest and southeast December January 1st and 15th February 5th and 19th and March 5th and 19th For Illustretion Literature rates and complete information address any agent of the Southern Railway or J F Logan Trav Pass Ant Lexington Ky C H Hangerford Dist Pass At Louisville Ky FINE PROPERTY for SALE AT AUCTION I will sell at public outcry on the premises Friday January 4th 1907 at 10 a m sharp without reserve or bybid the property known as KINGS MILL on Dix River in Garrard county Kentucky consisting of 44 acres of Land Two fairly good Residences stem Barns Stable andtwo small Tenant Houses and Store Boom together with mill seat The dam is in good condition forebay and turbine is all right This has been known for more than fifty years as a most mill property there being no mill closer than Burgin and Danville The grain produced in the neighborhood is the finest milling product and can be bought low enough to deliver the manufactured product to market with advantage to the mill owner The grinding amounts to between 1500 and 2600 per annum and it is a fine location for a country store TERMS Onethird cash the remainder in two equal annual pay ments bearing 6 per cent interest from date of sale retained for purchase money with precipitous clause Possession given im mediately For furtherinformatidn address SAMUEL J BAILEY SGON KT J I Allow no one to deceive you in this Paregoric panaceaThe Y I CENTAUR TT MURRAY STREET NLW CITY roo gu 0 II 010001 I I GRASS I I I L J 18th J c Dean Jr ASlft Gen Pass Ant St Louis D two property desirable Lancaster S alien T Y Cardwell Auct 0 l nti1YYMMflNrKLW- ar S TNL COMPANY YOaa oe 0 I 2 e urre 9 ooeeooooo 0ooooeo00ooooooeoooooc a custom j CENTRAL RECORD Isnued Weekly OM dollar itar LOUIS LANDRAM Entered at the Poll Office in Lancaster Ay a SeeondClats Mail Hatter Lancaster Kyt December 21 1906 PERSONAL NOTES C W Young has returned to Dallas Mrs J I Hamilton was in Danville past week Senator George Farris is at home for the holidays Mr J Roe Young has joined his tam ily here for a visit Miss Luella Arnold has returned from a visit toPaint Lick Miss Lucy Gregory is visiting her sister Mrs Hall of Winchester Miss Lamah Ellis is at home from Georgetown to spend the holidays Miss OssieYoungwho has been quite ill has recovered and able to be out Mr and Mrs Louis Landram will soend part of next week in Louisville Mr and Mrs Elijah Lear of Denver Jol have been guests of relatives here The Embroidery Club was the past week by Mrs L G DavidsonMr Mrs Buchanan of Madison have been visiting their daughter Mrs Gregory Mrs Morris Dudley and baby of Richmond are guests of Mr James Hill and wife Mrs A J McNelss of Pleasurevllle is visiting her parents Judge and Mrs Messrs John Dunn Bradley and Bascom Ford are at home for the holidays The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will meet the first Monday in January with Mrs Susan Salter Hon and Mrs R H Tomlinson gave an elegant dinner Friday evening to a number of friends Miss Maggie McGee who is teaching a class in music at Broadhead has re turned for the holidays Capt and Mrs J B Willis of Crab Orchard Springs were here Monday en route to Nicholasville Mr John Ray leaves next week for St Louis where he has accepted a po sition as traveling salesman Misses Bettie West and Mamie Bas tilt of HagermanCambell College will spend the holidays at home Mrs Henry Arnold and children of Paris will spend the holidays with her mother Mrs Fannie Austin Bourne and sister Miss Ida Lee Bourne of Lancaster were guestsof their sister Mrs W K War nerThe legion of friends of Ool Billy Burton will be delighted to learn of his rapid improvement from a severe illness Mr John Mount who is engaged in the lumber business at Rocky N C will arrive Saaurday for a visit to his parents here Mrs Alexander Kennedy Miss Gussie Kennedy Messrs Robert and Kennedy will spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Banks Hudson Miss Lettie Mae McRoberts will arrive Satnrday evening from Lynch burg Va to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs R E McRob erts Mr Walter Owsley who is well known in Lancaster will be married today in Louisville to Miss Julia of that city The bride is spoken of as a most attractive and popplar young lady Mr Owsley is engaged in business at Hazel Patch Ky and is a young man of fine prospects and quali ficationsIn from our esteemed friend Bro Tihder he says he is having a great trip through the West and is greatly enjoying his vacation and rest He preached twice Sunday at Okmul Indian Territory addressed the High School on Monday morning and was a guest of honor at the Kentucky Club in Muskogee the newspaper at the latter place speaking of his dress Perfect Life as being well received He will return to Lancaster Friday No Opium in Chamberlains Cough Remedy There is not the least danger in giv ing Chamberlains Cough Remedy to small children as it contains no opium or other harmful drug It has an reputation of more than thirty years as the most successful medicine in use for colds croup and whooping cough It always cures and is pleasant to take Children like it Sold by B E McRoberts The reliable Druggist Lancaster 1m 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE PATENTS TRADC MAMa OCMGNC COPYRIGHTS elr atntedweeUr Xmrntclr I I Texas the entertained J C Hemplll11 Johnston Mr Mountain Dick Brenner gee ad established 8 nq- A Patenta taken iA1IIIBdI of any eel T 1j f per EW tomorrow eendln ketcbanddeselcnon Cur otnt r w q probably table Coeonanli0euO eawaboei allera911F I toe l Sole suCeo f Business and Bargains Firewows at R E McRoberts Call and see our handsome china for Xmas S A Walker We want a nice butter and all the eggs you have W H Ward Oranges bananas in fact all kinds of fruits fresh at Zimmers Birdsell Wagons at cost tf Mount Elkin Buy your winter coal of Banks Hud son Low Prices and High Grades Dont fail to visit our store the holidays Currey Herndon Heating stoves from 1 50 Haselden Bros We have an elegant line of china call and see it Currey Herndon Fresh and best candies at S A Walkers 2t Say We have the latest creations in lap robes Haselden Bros tf Nice Pitchers and bowls make nice Xmas presents we have them Currey Herndon Freshest candies in town at Zim mersrestaurant Our line of candy and fruits for Xmas is the best ever in Lancaster Currey Herndon Prettiest cnina in town at S A Walkers 2t Handsome baskets of fruit at rock bottom prices at Wards Grocery Birdsell Wagons at cost tf Mount Elkin Bring us vour Sausage and spare ribs and backbones Currey Herndon Salt fresh car just arrived excel lent for curing meats Banks Hudson Come get your watches They are all repaired and ready for delivery I P Thompson the jeweler Buggies are going cheap We are closeing out our stock tf Romans Elmore R E McRoberts has a large stock of fireworks We can make you some nice prices on fruits and candies in large amounts Ward Gold fish and globes at low Lancaster Greenhouses Richmond st tf Bring me your eggs and butter tf H M Ballou My line fo fancy goods are much cheaper this season tf H M Ballou Fresh and Celery daily at Walkers Grocery Charcoal for use in your tobacco barn tt Haselden Bros Birdsell Wagons at cost tf Mount Elkin Full blooded Bronze Gobblers for sale at 250 each It Fish and Oysters at Elkin BrosFriday and Saturday tf Toys of all FrisbieSxDrug re Watch my show window tf Ballou Call and see my new line of China the best in town We will give you rock bottom prices Walker Grocery Phone 83 Pie Peaches lOc Currey Herndon Jewelry of all kinds at FriableDrugstore I have the lowest prices and most up to date Fruits and Candies of all kinds S A Walker Couches and at J C Rob insons I have more fancy china coming in this week just lovely H Carpets and Rugs at J C Robinsons For the Freshest Groceries call at Walkers Phone 83 My line of holiday goods Is beautiful tf H M Ballou Handsome Xmas gifts in chinaware at S A Walkers 2t You will stand in your own light if you dont buy your Xmas goods from Ward Come m Xmas and buy at Walkers Grocery You will find that you will pleased with our goods and prices We have a fresh barrel of Pure New Herndon Wanted s Wanted 100 hens on foot will pay highest market price either in cash or produce Remember we are the people in town that keep Loaners We have a beautiful of Ken something new come Friable Dnfg Store Have you seen the burns its own smoke and will heat home with less coal than any other at Has elden Bros store Call and see It tf Best Patent Flour 60 cis per sack at the New Grocery Strayed half both horns crook to her forehead Any information latd log to her will thankfully recelvpc1 B D Dyehoose J A Scott Avon says Bourbon Hog Cholera Remedy cured some hogs for me that I not think could pox slblybe saved l had said I would npt give fifteen cents for these Sold and byMount lot o W H Mrs M FRout kinds at V H M Davenports tt tt Orleans Molases Try W H on selectioninStore n nine Indian Burnt Goods you Middlesborough 71 I r grapes Si k S yard Frisbleprug Leather atov that L iV HOLIDAY GOODS are IIQV ready and cur stock this year embraces many things that we never carried before We can show you a beautiful line of Our i I I t SilverClocks BraceletsToilet Cuff Buttons Ie Burnt Leather Goods and Toys of every description Our prices are the lowest Come and see them FRISBIES DRUG STORE I a R Carnations Home Grown Large bloom and long stem rnulill IU u I I j I 0oeomooo000oo000 I GREENHOUSE I Richmond Street Lancaster Kentucky XmasHolly WREATHS FOR WindowDecorations I I I I 0- eeeeeooooeteoeoeee eoeoaooooeeooeooo LANCASTER i JOHN J 1Phone 157 I J CIRiSTMANY- roprtetor 000000000000000 000000000 Call up the New Garrard Grocery phone 146and get the best pure Honey F P Clay Jr Paris Ky Says I can recommed Bourbon Poultry Cure to any one who Was unhealthy fowls as I had with it on my own flock On several occasions I have cured chickens that were too sick to walk or stand up 1 frequently put a little of the medicine in the drinking fountain as I think it keeps the fowls in a healthy condition Sold and guaranteed by Mount Elkin Has It Occurred To that it is really not that you are luying Yet in mueu common coal you pay for slate linkers and various foreign matte all weighing sixteen ounces to the pound Banne Coal is all heat It burns all up It is clean hot and makes an easi ly regulated dependable fire Ask us for Banner else can sup ply it J A Jones 8 14tf ATTEND SMITHS RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS COLLEGE We advise all young men and women wishing a Business Education Short hand Typewriting or Telegraphy attend the Commercial College of tucky University for 30 years the presidency of Wilbur Prof Smith refers to of successful graduates among are large number in this place vicinity In banks mercantile and other offices The demand for of this College has exceeded its supply Beware of any irresponsible College promising situations It pays to attendthe best For full particu lars of the old and reliable Commercial of Kentucky University ad dressWilbur R Smith Lexington Ky JA Undetaker graatsuucess Yo II graduates eat Coal li a Beazie r ur ton irteriai and Cavity Embalming Full line of Caskets and Burial Robes al ways in stock Undertakers Parlor Danville street just above Presbyterian church Ill Dont growl about womanly so long as you are keeping your own personal bills in good run fling order Dont meddle with the affairsof the house The man who must know little detail and cost of every household move is an unmiti gated nuisance New Cur For Epilepsy J B Waterman of Watertown 0 Rural free delivery writes My daughter afflicted years with epi leper cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills She has not had an attack for over two years Best body and life giving tonic pills on eartb 25c at R E McRoberts drug store 1m CASTORIAPer Immts ami Cbildrem o n extravagance every counts the cleansers for was Tbs Kind YN Nan Air iOSrA rile k1 of- I n cC China LocketsCut Stick Pins Lowneys Candy I Roses Roses received daily from Stanford Greenhouse These Roses are second jf 000oooooeooooo0000 rto non ooeooooos 000000000 8 Funeral FlowersF- loral Designing a Specialty Bedding Plants In Season J IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BULBS trooooeooooo000000000 t No Case of Pneumonia on Record There is no case on of a cold resulting in Pneumonia or other lung trouble after FOLEYS and TAR had been taken It stops the cough and heals the lungs and pre vents serious results from a coldDo not take chances on a cold wearing away or experiment with some un known preparation that costs you the same as Foleys Honey and Tar Remember the name and get the genuine The following letter from A J Nns story I suffered for three months with I a severe cold A prepared me I and eight doses cured Three sizesZSc SOc 100 The 50 cent size contains two and and the 100 bottle almost six as much SOLD AND RECOMMENDED IY For sole C C T E Cone and See OUR FALL GOODS are now ready for your in spection These goods are all fresh and new and our prices are right FORBES LACKEY o e eg record serious HONEY A Ssrirs fir Miittb baum of Batesville lad tells its own some medicine and a scribed fo J di not I theq Honeyand Tat onehalf times as much as the small size i Cud TMrss physician p ro kn Fo1Qeta tin Star u MccTARY gY mss Cummlssioiitjrs Salo of Lund GAURAKD CIUCUIT CVKT A Waktr Ec Piititjtiirs- vs J Wesley Walker Etc Dependants By virture of a judgment in the above styled action rendered at the November term 1JOG of the Gurnfrd Circuit Court 1 will un MONDAY DEV 21th 1000 publicly before tile Court House door in the City of Lancaster Garrard County Kentucky sell to the highest and best bidder toe following describ cd real property situated in Garrard County Kentucky on the waters of Paint Lick Greek described as fallows 10 wit Said property about JO acres and is situated on the waters of Paint Lick Creek in Garrard County Ky and is the residue of this following described tracts of land to wit A Three tracts or parcels of land lying in Garrard County Ky and situated on the waters of Paint Lick Creek and bounded and described as follows viz The first tractbeginning at a black walnut at A thence down a brand S 54 i K 14 i pules S 73 E 20 poles b 52 i E IS poles to a white wal nut stump thence continuing down said branch S 45 E 34 pules to a stake in said branch thence N 07 1 E 87 J poles to a walnut stump near the mouth of a small and near a spring thence N poles to a stake on Van Cliffs lint thence fa 71 138 i poles to a beech on a branch thence down said branch N 20 i20 35 poles to a stake and beech poin near said branch thence up a branch and hollow S 50 W 27 ipoles to a white walnut near said branch thence S 22 i W 53 poles to a stake thence S 1 W 3i poles to a stake near an old hemp miltthence N E 2234 poles to a stake in a lane thence b33 E 13 poles to the place of bugles ulna containing one hundred and ten acres 2 routes and 29 poles The 2nd tract bounded as follows adjoining the tract above described and beginning at a red oak tree on a point thence S 56 E 37 poles to a stake on the creek but tom thence S 13 W 8 poles to a stake near the mouth of a branch thence up said branch S50 W 11 poles S 38 i9 i poles N 75 W G2 poles to a stake cor to a piece sold to Thomp Sebastin Thence N 69 V 33 pules to a stake at the fork of a branch thence up the right hand branch N 2 i W 17 poles to a stake in said branch thence N C8 E 40 poles to the containing eleven and one half acres The 3rd tract adjoining the first is bounded as viz at a stake in line to 1st tract thence S 70 W 175 poles to a stake on a hill thence S 50 E 147 pules to a on line to said tract thence a new line N 10 i E 14 1 poles to the containing 2 roods and 19 poles be the same more or less li A certain small tract or par Creek and bounded as follows begin Wing at a stone on a hill side a new cor ner in line to John M Walker thence with said line N 51 i W 4 70 chains to a stone corner to same thence N 18 E 300 chains to a stone corner to same thence N 71 34 E 020 chains to a stone in Walkers line a new corner stone is one half pole due west from a young hackberry marked as a pointer thence new lines along the hill aide S 25 W 5 04 chains to a stone S 1C 34 V 300 chains to the be ginning containing 273 acres Remaining after cutting off and deducting there from and not the following described parcels towit 1st Beginning at black walnut an old corner now a corner to W II Se bastion and Thomps Sebastin thence with Thomps Sebastin S 52 E 3 02 chains striking a drain and down same S 71 E 5 chains S 50 E 3 chains to a point in said drain a new corner thence a new line N 22 14 E up a small drain chains passing through a pond on a ridge to a wire fence post at or near the north edge of pond thence another new line S 82 E with a wire fence 1 GO chains to a point at said fence S 74 34 new line 21 GO chains to a stake on a hill side facing Paint Lick Creek said stake is 15 links S 40 from a beech and also at the lower corner of a large Hat rock ly ing on the surface of the ground thence with the widow Prewitts line N 1 i passing a drain supposed line Prewittand Cotton at 1190 chains in all 2530 poles to a young hickory at the angle of the fence thence S 74 14 W with Morris Long and passing corner between him and Casey at 18J chains in all 3450 chains to a stake on the N E bank of a drain about 10 or 12 ft north of a mulberry pointer thence falling into and down said drain N lit W 516 chains to a stake at the forks of the drain thence up another prong of drain S 521 V 0 87 chains to a stake on south west side of and near said drain thence S 25 W 13 25 chains to a stake on a ridge and near where an old hemp mill stood thence S 16 W 50 to a point in or near the middle of county road to Sebastian and Bolar thence and with middle of said road and with W H Sebastian S 8JJ E 563 chains S 31 E 3 45 chains to the begin Wing containing 7G85 acres of County Road whore a very small drain crosses said road a new corner thence a new line down said drain S 4514 W 81 links to a point in a large drain atmuuth of said small drain mid the larger drain with said Sebastin S 20 34E 509 chains to a point at the forks of said drain 10 links beyond a willow thence continuing down the drain S GSi E 953 chains N 5334 E 5 and still with Sebastian N 21 E chains to a point at end of stone fence N 54J W 2 chains to a stonea new cor ner in said Sebastians linetbence new county road again thence with mid die of said road S 711 W chalni toa point in road 10 links N 13 W from a young black walnut thence N 7731W 173 chains point In road 15 links N38 W from a sugar tree thence N 62 N 55 W 2 76 chains N 28 W 4 50 tothe beginning containing 2 acres leaving the number oi acres off TERMS Said sale will be made on a credit ofsix and twelve months and the purch aser will be required to execute bonds with sufficient surety for thepurchase money payable to the Master until paid having the force and effect maturity and a lien will also be re tained upon said property sold untilthe payment of purchase J M ROTHWELIMaster Ciricult Court This Dec 5th 1906 EL Davidson AUf lor plK Julia contains 12 W w Len 89 t4 5 W CountyKy sold Including 1150 between corner along 2nd IBeginning at a point in middle inline pointIn stoneS117 beyonda6 Judgmentabout interestexecutionmay r h c beginning beginning dogwood beginning thereof 4 x RUSH Get Your PRESENTS We will be Crowded Laler I stave the prettiest 1 i ot China arId Toys ever sold Also largest assortment of CANDlES IM Goods are HEW and wo do not have to advertise them at to make them sell but will meet any prices on 8 Shoes Hats and Underwear 1 only ask you to come runs see that M THIS IS HfcMPHILl WEST I I am in tha market for your horn lilt will piy the highest cash ket price See me before you sell COAL COAL COAL Send iti your wagons we always coal in stock can please you bath in price and quality When in need of flour Salt Field Seed or any thing in the feed line see me Car fush SAI1 just received BANKS HUDSON Attention I have secured several Companies tnat will handle farm property Be fore renewing give me a call J H KIINNAIRD General Insurance I J IIWW i r Ittr IIJiJl E BATJLOU1 fL L l 1 111 I COST ci 0 0 Ian ml I gjrnjIJrnrnill 0 000000 0 fI A1UI tIM i G rnJ I I i Ima- rI I 1m I q I Iyr QLna Farmers i l 4N- I D 0 0dt0 0iQ E3 D- OUr spy Q Q tR E3 E TRUE j r Corn have y LFREE By special arrangements with Bastin Telephone Co can call me Ollice Phone No 31 Residence No 7 Ianyone jcoolII ant la S oil o ant MATTERS Dent Bo A Nuisance i O i vi Hi O in of the tin a i I iiicilfil fur dilijs in plone connect iiris rver toll linis s c isilix ri i s h instead of III tog it onct goatitafter niaKH vutss lo it i tra mi niii nr lui of en is II ring they li tally tell their nim Nothing in ill wnrl I is LH inert lint fine lust anl often nlii i ini I r the iin 3 are pifi in an I ain vivl oi account of nirtie IliiUliits Oi MI conver alto i t y giving yiiir name and ask the party answering the phoe if it is so and Vernon Signal Effects of Enforcing the Law Many of the newspapers in neighbor ing towns are clamoring for the enfor the vagrant law and in this they are giving straight goods The Record will say for the benelit of our neighbors that we have otlicers in who now enforce this law and take up every trilling than who shows any inclination to loaf The effect is that idle men are seldom seen on the streets and in fact most all those who used to hang around have left town This is especially true with the color ed brother It is next to impossible find an idle negro theo once notori ous Chute or Battle Rote is as quiet as a country grave yard and it is seldom the otlicers even go down there We frequently hear comment on the exCl dus of negroes but the town lias profit ei greatly thereby The great majoii ty of colored people now residing in Lancaster are law abiding honest hardworking citizens and the white people rcpt them and will do all they can to help them Verily the enforcement of the lucid option and and vagrant laws has worked wonders for the betterment of Lancaster slow did we do it Simply by employing ollicers above suspicion honest met who do their duty without fear or fa or Thats the answer pure and sill pie Try it neighbors The Tignt Wad The man who has a hard row to hoe or the unfortunate one who has a large family or the per son who has a limited income is jnsti tied at least in a measure in being whit is termed stingy Even in thest holiday times he is excused if he hues not fall into the pact ice of bestow ing Christmas gifts to those who an close to him by ties of consanguitiitv or friendship There are those who have not such justification The man who is well todo is riot oxen sable for being stingy at this or lot that matter at any other season He is what in the vernacular of the street 18 a tight wad The term is one of reproach Its wearer is devoid of friends He is shunned and not to mingle in good society Isis lips are draWn tight over teeth that are not good and no smile ever soflers features that are habitually harsh and forbidding J he so fortunate as to have a wife the poor woman is Over worked and sees but little of the joys of life this childien if the stork ever hovered over his domicile are clad in coarse clothes and arc denied the bless of the holiday season The tight wad owes it to himself and his family say for once in the year Let loose of that coin Dont pinch it un til the in pain Think for once of your own family that other family in the hovel the members of which are suffering for the necessities of life King of All Congh Medicine Mr E G Case a mail carrier of Can ton Center Conn who has teen in the U S Service for about sixteen years says We have tried many rough medicines for croup but Chamber lains Cough Remedy is king of all and to be relied upon every time We find it the best remedy for coughs and colds giving certain results and leaving aftereffects by McRoberts Druggist 1m L rL S accra I I It I his A I SOl I Lancaster to upuorl permitted he ins to get andof lone no bad For sale R E i tel o why iIiv nIt tour cement of however f eagle scteauts e G Its the Christmas mi shop Majestic RanI best in I are Gift i abc tirna Cr Majestic ji Tlie izo MOUNT IELKIN i nouhlmr s prosperous lit him pruspr IXint grunt trovl or d vorl him and II Lrt lii I IV Iii iv or NO irir tn i is vvi ii If you SIC cily univiiiu ruin n c feel pooch about it Help things along Shove a little Push Try and get some of the benelif vwmelf Dmt waste your time fueling sore bvrunse fallow ins a little inircsiiiso awl sand Iliiin you iivc I a iitlle liu t intr voiirell Dont bi a knnckor 1 you can say a KIMM word say it like a prince If you are full of bile and posed to say sim liinii mean keep your niintl shut Duf be a knocker No body ever ot rich or happy mind everybody elses business but Ins own No Ulan ever helped himself permanently bv knocking his neigh hor down Give up a kind word jjivu it Hi be rail v i t wont rust you a cent you urn want one yuurvlf soon Some had one year md the next year they were without the price of a shave So lout lie a knocker You cant allcni it It wont pay There s nothing in it If you want tn throw something somebody throw a goad word or piece of IIHIII ey Iint throw brickbats or mud Dont be a knocker You wits yet there the saint IIarn dsln r Democrat Made Money On Cattle PlaUsbiirj Mo 11 10 0i Editor Record I noticed your last issue the success o Mr Fermisun of Hourhnn county with his bunch of rattle surd I Iwj exact of which 1 handled one load b li head of steers in Kansas City the last week of November their wefiht beinu 10 pound on an average stir which I paid r0 per cwt I the cattle in a stall lield fur 10 disjs after which t wintered miiderattily on shock ecru until May he Ill hey entiiig feed iff of only 12 acres 1 I run them on grass ilime un il September 4 Mi just 5 month after which I got theta on lull feed t rcquiriM about ten days Then 1 fe I them well for 32 days and weighed I hens up and they averaged 1I2 piiiin Is J shipped them to Chi igo and i soll fur 35 S per cwt vhicli net ed me at home I nth nf hugs from behind hose fit which were fed by them hen 1 eat tie The caltiy business here is wonder It is in uncommon sight in the fall of the y iir to see 25 to t ear loathed at this point at one time and the train si lit carried my stock to market cdtisijed of 52 cars aggrega tint is cattle 21 cars were loaded here Should your associate want to know any reference of me in quire of B II Bauson of your city John M Baker Plattsbitrg Mo King Corn The yield of corn in the United States last bushels This years yield bushels This is a significant fact The knowl edge of how to do it is steadily in creasing There is a united ttlrt of scieniilk nirn and practical farmers along the line of agriculture that is to bring results of momeit Oii incentive to the improvement in corn growing lies in the fact of its consumption sued its higher price Nobody uses cum for fuel now as souse years ago was the vogue in souse sections of the country n must of the states of the great middle west corn is king Cotton may hold the supremacy in the south and in the tales west of the Miysissipi and north of the fortieth degree of laU tune wheat is the chief product slut the great middle west Cirn reigns supreme anti its future preeminence is assured intro the fact of its re ceivingso careful attention In our own section the lessons in corn are taught often by experienced instructors sum practical farmers are taking hold of the problem with an intelligence and spirit which can lead to no otter result than the crowning of this king with wreaths of victory Great is corn Outwits The Surgeon A complication of female troubles with catarrh of tile stomach and bow els had reduced Mrs Thus S Austin of Leavenworth I tosuch a condition that her factor an operation but her husband fearing fatal results postponed this to try Hitters and to the amiinent of all who knew her this medicine conic pletely cured her Guaranteed cure for torrid liver kidney disease biliousness j tundice chills and fever general de bility nervousness and blood poison ing Best tonic made Price Oc at R LJ McRoberts Drug store Try it 1m The football season being over many college students have nothing to do but studysays Editor Seph Camp bell of Somerset A Texas Wonder Theres Hill at Bowie Tex thats twice as big as last year This wonder is W L ViII who from a weight of pounds has grown to over ISO lie says I sulfered with a terrible cough all doctors gave me up to die of Consump tion I was reduced to 0 pounds whei I began taking Dr Kings New Discov cry for Consumption coughs and Cold Now after taking 12 bottles 1 hav more than doubled in weight and an completely cured Only sure Cough and Cold cure Guaranteed by It I McBoberts Druggist uOc and 100 Tai bottle free Come and let us show you througl our entire stock of Holiday goods Frisbies Drug Store The finest and largest line jf hugs rugs ever seen in Lancaster truing at sacrifice Romans Ennurc i I Dont Ir I IHUlllhit st t let this tag sun day tllllus IUds at a till i II tunotl the Ii i I nld I got fill i average year ts hi lit n1 1 m tr 00 your for Iii sum account ugh t fl lout hen her w the which averages 3 ii growing nil deplorable advised Electric ill i Prof Lipiml wants 20 good Sti dents irons this region to enter tile Uicliimmd ItiiKiiiiss Ciluo 7h to prep no positions in it Suite in il better reconis All in i id IMIM lions 2t TliivKicluunml liiisinoss is tiiiikiiic tine refund craduatid iiicl placed into l Londlv tmmlici of yoiini people It isdoinj says Hiisincss men say Prof Lippaids uraduatcs are thoroughly and carefully trained ills graduates reconiniund his Schools One writes Am well pleased with my position Miuks for your kindness Another writes delighted with results oh taincd attendinj your Schools Avhich arc excellent because interest is taken cachstudent inclmdiwlly Because you do secure positions for your grail uates where many other Schools fail All your other students I know areas well pleased as myself I would anyone contemplating a husiness course to attend your College L Enter the Richmond Business Col loge in January and prepare for good positions many young people are not earning half what they might he A husiness education is pirents best gift to sons and daughters Its insure road to success Write for particulars 2t Dont forget that the sunshine side of a womans nature cannot outlive coldness indifference and neglect Dont growl about womanly extrav agiince so long as v 11 are keeping your own personal hills in good run rung oider- Dont meddle with the affairs of the house The man who must know ev cry little detail and counts the cost of every household move is an unmiti tatted nuisance Dont expect smiles and kisses from the being who labors from early morn till niuiit f r the comfort and happ Hess of a man who hats not soul enough to appreciate her Dont forget that the patient little woman you call your wife was once your sweetheart A dress now and then or a tender word costs so little and means so much to the woman of your choice Long Tennessee Fight Fur twenty years W L Bawls of Bells Tenn fought nasal catarrh He writes The swelling ruin soreness my nose was fearful till I began applying Buckk is Arnica Salve to the v resurface this caused the sureness aid swelling to disappear never to re mm Best salve In existence 2c at II K Mcltoberts Druggist 1m Prof Iippanl has just placed more graduates into good positions with calls for other Heplaces his grad mates into good positions hence they recommend his Schools The Average Man The average man comes very near be ing an idiot in tasting care of himself You have seen him wearing a fur a his head while his shoes let in the snow and water lie wears an overcoat on his hoes and nothing but a thin shirt on his chest lie is nigh ty scared of freezing his lingers while his throat is exposed to and he is often ailing or thinks he is Its herb tea root tonics A s pills B s pine tar cordial or plasters and cures until the balance wheel in the machine comes to a stop lie drinks whiskey and that clogs the valves he drinks beer and that clogs the wheels he pours down tile lemonade stager ale buttermilk ice water tea coffee and what not and then wonders why toe sires tinder the butler do not burn 1 f you should take an ox and put him through a life per formance hed be cad in a year The simple and plainest taws of health are outraged every hour of the day by the average man Did Adam smoke Did the children of Israel make beer garden after crossing the Dead Sea Did Rebecca eat gum traps and ice cream and call for soda water Adam was the lirst man and was made perfect from head to heel How long would he have remained so after a mince pic before going to bed Sup pose he slept in a bed room r 7 with window down the dour shut and two dus under the bed Suppose laced herself up in a corset put on tight shoes sit up all hour of tne night eating her of trash and sizzled her hair When you come to look at it the way mm misbehave himself you can only wonder how he ever lived to get Praise of Chamberlains Cough Remedy There is no other medicine mauu factored that has received so much praise and so many expressions of ratitude as Chamberlains Cough Uemedy It is effective and prompt relief follows its use Graeful parents vervwhere do not hesitate to testify o its merits for the benelit of others Et is certain cure for croup and will prevent the attack if given at the first ippearance of the disease It is espe ially adapted to children as it is to take and contains nothing inju ions Mr E A Humphreys a well xnown resident and clerk in the store f Mr E Lock of Alice Cape Colony South Africa says I have used Chamberlains Cough Remedy toward IT croup and colds in my family 1 nand it to be very satisfactory and it isles me pleasure to recommend it or sale by B 10 McBoberts The relia isle Druggist at Lancaster 1m j r good Xohilli parr graduatl hav art College flu positions a a grist thine fur our ptgtte I ill I t Oil for a Eve had till taunts film belt r NI uunt Ill advise earning inside blizzards hereIn pleasant Dont buy a Gasoline Engineu- ntil you get pricesand our Engine We have the Drill Let us sell you one Let us talk to you about a Cutting Harrow Come and buy an Old Hickory Wagons the best on earth Romans Elmore I I Kentucky Wheat i I I u o IN FURNITURE b Carpets and Rugs in Crown Brussels Right Side Up Either Way Ingrain AllWool and Union Carpets fresh from the mills Mattings in all varieties of shades and colors Picture Moulding Pictures framed in neat style Window Shades in all the various colors Oil Cloths Linoliutn Rugs Druggets Rockers Swing and Dining Chairs Volo and Fashion Sewing MachinesLampsClocks and a great many other articles that cant be mentioned here Come and see Phone No 5 J C ROBINSON E L Woods V C Fish Vice Irest V G Keni er Cashier PEOPLES BANK Paint Lick INCORPORATED q I I J J lJ I r4 Mirrors lti i rest We offer you fair treat ment with every accom modation that is consistent with conservative Banking I CAPITAL 1600000 t SURPLUS 800000 I DIRscroRs M COY RGGUYN J B WOODS R L ARNOLD JS BURROWS E L WOODS WC FISH Our Customers are Fully Protected by Fidelity and Casuality Insurance Ltfwid 5T President 1 LEAYELL WALKEU Vice Prest J J i11r ORGANIZED 883 61TIZENS NATIONAL BANK Of LANCASTER KY CAPITAL SURPLUS ioM B F HUDSON Cashier W O RIGNEY Asst Cashr C D WALKER Bookkeeper Business Solicited Prompt and Careful Attention DIRECTORS Lewis Y Leavell J S JOHNSON B F Hudson J J Walker T M Arnold I Tbe J I 5000 I I THE National Bank Of Lancaster Capital 50000 Surplus 10000 A K DEXXV President- J E STORMES Vice Prest- S C DENNY Cashier J F Robinson Asst Cashr R T Einbry Bookkeeper Saml D Cochran Alex R Denny A C Robinson John E Stormes- S C Denny DIRECTORS I gasp 1G 1ILL Your Mousy Safe e Solicit Your Business TO MAKE THIS Long To Be Remembered 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