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Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.): n. Thursday, March 17, 1904. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images J.E. Burgher, Clay City, Ky. 1904 cla1904031701 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.): n. Thursday, March 17, 1904. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). J.E. Burgher, Clay City, Ky. 1904 $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. THE CLAY CITY TIMEStJ p 50 Cents a Year in Advance We are here to help Clay Cify the ScrroonJing Country anJ Ourselves J B Burgher Publisher r VOL J CLAY CITY KY THURSDAY MAECH 17 130411T0 U A Flshless Stream What creek in Kentucky has no fish in itls question which might be asked and very few couldans wer Yet there is such a stream a creek in Powell county near the border lino between Clark and Pow ell counties and which has the pee culiar name ofCoperas creek writes John Goff of Indian Fields in the Kentucky Farmer and Breeder Strange as it may seem no fish not even minnows have ever been known to inhabit its waters while it is a stream of considerable size Some contend that fish cannot get over the falls near its mouth in or durto ascend the stream while oth ers say its waters are so strongly im pregnated with coperas from the numerous banks of that mineral found along Its course that all a destroyedThisifiedrom the fact that often times when Copperas creek becomes suddenly flush and its current lUshes out into the stream belowfish in the latter are killed for some dis tance down In the pioneer days of the State one large hank on the creek was workedand the mineral from it made nn article qf commerce but this in dustry tins long since dropped from the affairs of men And the region about Coperas creek today is considered one of the poorest to be found anywhere being classified 09 The Red Brush which puts it pretty low down in the scale Still we are told it is a good place to raise hogs because HUtih ft thing jis cholera is BEtranger to the swiio of this vicinity but Sash doors Ceiling Blinds Stairways Shingles and Etc Store Fronts I the feed on which tho animals are to subsist must be brought from some other locality Sentenced to Hang After being out but twenty seven minutes n jury at Lexing ton brought in n verdict of guilty and fixed the penalty at death for J W Bess charged with the murder of Mrs Martha Martin This is the second death verdict in the case The jury trying the case was drawn from Scott coun ty which SHOWS that all murder ers look alike to the people of Scott county whether the victim be a woman or a Governor of the State Lexington Herald Indicted The Morning Herald of Lexing ton noted for its of mountain affairs has a gain been indicted by the Breath itt Circuit court this time for criminal libel in publishing a statement that Beach Hargis son of Judge James H Hargis had been locked up in jail for drunk enness and disorderly conduct This mountain defamer also has a damage suit pending against it for 5000 in the Jackson court Large Block of Coal A block of cannel coal veigh ing 4000 pounds has been mined from the famous Morgan county cannel coal fields and hauled o verland to Morehead a distance of thirtyfive miles where it was shipped to St Louis to form a part of Morgan countys habitat the Worlds Fair Ready For Business The firm of Shimfessel Waldron having been dissolved and the partnership closed I will continuo the business at the old stand and will continue to sell the remainder of the old stock AT COST My New Goods are Herev A nice clean wellselected stock of everything you need will be kept by me and sold at close prices I have an elegant line of Fall Millinery You can be suited here ladies in a Stylish and neatly trimmed Hat if you can be anywhere The price for these goods is very reasonable and you should SPO our line before buying We are closing out a nice line of Ladies Cloaks Jackets Capes AT COST and if you are looking for something in this line at a bargain dont fail to investigate my stock Thanking the public for past patronage and earnest soliciting a continuance of same I am Respectfully yours C Shimfessel RBblJAHCE MFG Co Winchester Ky We Manufacture Flooring Weatherboarding Vurandas Pickets misrepresentation We are Headquarters for Building Paper Felt Roofing Flintoid Roofiing and Etc v Sendus Your BstimatesrPromt Shipments trif n A freight yreek at the L E Junction yesterday resulted in the ditching of six cars loaded with ties arid lumber and the east bound passenger was delay ed for several hours yesterday evening Virden Mr Cooklpst a valuable cow and calf last week Charley Hinds went to Indian Fields Monday on business G W Curtis 1of Right Angle visited his brother 0 C Curtis MondayE Hinds and Berl Ever man of West fiend was in our town Monday on business G W Ev han and wife and uncle Press Everman visited G WCurtis near Right Angle Sun dayPLewis Mastic and wife Jasper aMastin were in ness Winchester Monday on busi Mrs 00 oVrtis and Sadie D visited uAurttMargaret Fisher Sunday arid Report her very poorly ji J W Baker one of our clever neighbors is inYproving his place by building a Uttof bran new wire fence 7 Willie Curtis fthis vis ited his cousiijffiijmrley Curtis from Sakisds Jilii Monday in Clark county jT Winter holds on pretty well We had a snow Tuesday morning to wade through making it look like winter sure enough Mrs Kate Watts while visit ing her parents Mr and Mrs A Patton last week was taken very ill though she is on the mend at this time Mr Weeden Adams has moved back to his old home near here We are glad to kayo Mr Adams in our midst but sorry to state that Weed is in poor health Mr Cook thinks he will soon have his mill in operation on Black creek James Johnson of Hatton Creek will take charge of the engine and J W Baker is sawyerDaniel Curtis the successful hunter reports having a severe battle with a big fat ground hog though he massacred Mr Hog Daniel said Oh but he was fat and tender Simpson demons cut his foot very badly the other day while cuttingDr Littlepage was in the wound and the Dr took 8 stitches in the gash Simpson is getting along nicely Blue GrassNurseries SPRING 1901 Trees by the Millions Fruit and Ornamental Shrubs Grapevines Asparagus Rhubarb Small Fruits and everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden No Agents Strawberry and Gen eral Catalogue on application to H Hillenmyer Sons r rBoth Phone i 37- 01 LEXINGTON KY s f i Y IU For the Ticket In order to allay excitement and suppress conjecture the Cou n or Journal desires to say that whoever receives a twothirds vote in the next National Dem ocratic Convention as candidate for President of the United States shall receive the support of this paperIf platform contains mat ter we connot honestly indorse and approve we shall repudiate so much of it as may meet our dissent and go on with the cam paign as if nothing had happened If the nominee be not pre cisely to our liking we shall dis count our objections and give him the best the shop has in stock There are a dozen possi bilities whom we can heartily support There arc but three whom we have chalenged But any halt in the headlong speed traveled by the Republicans any check to the restless and danger ous ambition of the present occu pant of the White House would be a distinct gain to the country and the people CourierJourn al Mr and Mrs Jas G Easter were visiting in Winchester yesterday Irvine Items Irvine Herald Mrs B F Jacobo has been con fined to her roam for the past week r T C Vunghn of Mt Sterling was in Irvine from Friday until MondayMrs Jos Carr and Master Joe Wayne of Newport are visiting Mr and Mrs Matt Hacker A large stave barge has been brought from Ross creek to be used by the Cooperage Company- A landslide near Iliedelburg de layed the Beatty ville train Monday morning about two and a half hoursDr and Mrs Sams arrived Mon day from East Beinstead and have secured quarters at the Wallace House for the present Dr Sams will begin the practice of medicine at once II 11 Smith General Passenger sad Freight Agent of the L it A was in Irvine the latter part of last week Mr Smith is an old Irvine boy and was at one time associat ed with the Mountain Sentinel a newspaper published at Irvine sev eral years ago Mr Henry Watson was here this week in the interest of the loci telephone Company The equipments for the exchange ofllce are here but a suitable place for its location has not been secured It is proba able that the company will erect a building for this purpose The first tide of any consequence this season has occurred in theKeu tucky river within the last week Several thousand logs were received by the millcompany here and a large number passed to the mills at points below many tie rafts were run to Valley View by the Ohio Riv er Valley Tie Company An ordinance has been passed by the local Board of Trustees prohib sting stock to be allowed to run at large on the streets of Irvine A fine of 50 cents will be imposed for the first offense 8100 for the second and 250 for the third and each succeeding offense The law ap plies to cows only in the night time Does your head ache when you read If so you are in need of a pair of glasses properly fit to your eyes See W T Webb the op tician SHOE SHOP Opposite J D Eaton Store I am prepared to make and re pair Boots and Shoes and also mendanything in the ltubber Line and repair Saddles and Harness Regular worst days in each week MONDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY WESLEY GARRETT Clay City Ky S The Balance i sVheel i watehamomentfieS vibrations nn hour if Its in good condition If the movement is slug gish theres something wrong It will move miles in n year and- S Jrequires les than onetenth of a drop of oil to make it run But it needs that little badly The least degree of friction on the bearings alters the motion Dont take chances Let J me clean and oil nndflit your wntch J in order for a pay and J satisfy you J WEBB the Jeweler CLAY CITY e 05 SSSS e e 5e The many little ways in which you could economizeit you only triedOpen a SAVING ACCOUNT at once and accumulate money e nough to rest awhile when you need rest without having to worry about money matters We receive deposits in our Savings Department from One Dollar up and will pay you three per cent interest com pounded every six months on your savings We have issued a book let explaining the workings of this department which we shall be pleased to mail you upon request Clay City National Bank Clay City Ky PROFESSIONAL CARDS 4 OynwMN Mfl w nnq1aM Dr C B DICKSON DENTIST CLAY CITY KY R A IRVIN M D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON CLAY CITY KY B LlTTLEPAQE M D PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON CLAY OITY KY B R SMITH M D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON CLAY CITY KY GOOD FLOUR Is the foun nton of successful Bread Making Pastry Making Good Cooking The housewife who has been long ing for a flour that combines all the good qualities should try Mansfields Flour Contains all the nutrition of the wheat tastes good bakes light Buy BEST PATENT or MOUN TRIM LILY of your grocer and have better broad in your home RC Mansfield Son nOBSLYN KY SPOUT SPRING Ike Barnett sold a horse to Berry Barnett for 70 Mr and Mrs T S McKinney spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bonnie McKinney- R S Christopher R H Cur tis and T S Christopher attend ed County Court at Irvine Monday Mr Green B Stone of Eure ka Ill spent several days last week with his father llrBen StoneT McKinney and 0 M Wood have bought some corn of A J Barnett at 3 50 per barrel Corn is getting scarce in this neighborhood Mr Enic Dennis of Illinois has returned to his home after a three months visit in Ken tuckyMisses Nora Ware Ida Grow and brother Alfred spent Sat urday night and Sunday with Miss Nancy Barnett Mr Henry Tuttle of Fox was calling on his best girl here Sat urday night and Sunday Look out for a wedding soon Mr and Mrs AJ Barnett gave the young folks a lively social Saturday night Those present report a nice time Mr Teat Christopher visited his Uncle George W Ginter at College Hill Madison coun ty from Saturday until Monday Mrs Martha Snowden visited her daughter Mrs June Wal ters near Clay City last week Mrs Walters is down with fe ver Messrs Isaac Barnettand Ev erett Barnett left Monday morn ing for Bloomington Ill where they go to make their future home Our best wishes go with these young men into their new home Mr David Snowden the Spout Spring barber left last Friday for Cincinnati and will proba bly go from there to Illinois Mr Snowden is an honest and industrious young man and a fine barber whom tho boys of the village very much regret to lose THE TIMES PUBLISHED EVKKY THURSDAY J E Burgher Publisher Subscription Rates SO Cents per year in aJ vance otherwise 75 Cents Entered ns secondclass mull mutter Thursday March 17 1904 I CLUB RATES For the convenience of our sub scribers we havo arranged club rates with the following papers at prices below mentioned The TIMES and CourierJournal 100 CI Cincinnati Enquirer 110 Louisville Commercial 75 11 Home and Farm 75 Cant Stand The Truth Some people dont seem to like the TIMES when it pinches their toes by telling the truth and prefer their name to not be mention ed at all These people should be thankful to us for what we do not print As to the news we in tend to print that in the main regardless of whom it may please or whom it may justly reflect up on so long as the present editor is at the helm Thats our bus iness and duty and you may depend upon us doing it faithfully and to the best of our ability even in defiance of personal re quests to the contrary Work of the Trusts Within the last eighteen months there has been a shrinkage of value in cattle hogs sheep and other live stock interests in the United States to the enor mous total of 850000000 The sun tlrsso astounding that it may seem incredible to the general public and yet these figures are not exaggerated A decline of 3 50 per hundred pounds in the price of beef cattle means the loss of 85 to the owner of a 1000 pound steer On swine the de cline has not been quite so heavy and yet it has amounted to from 8 to 0 per hog Winchester Democrat County horne Another county hits been creat ed by the Legislature from slices of Wayne Pulaski an Whitley The new county has been chris tened Thome in honor of Lieu tenant Governor Thorne The county will be Republican in pol I itics Bible Written by Nand Tho mostbcnutlrulvolurno among time one half million in theCongressional brary at Washington is a Bible which was transcribed by amonk in the six teenthcentury Itcould not bo match ed today in the best printing office in the world Thoparchmentishtperfect- preservation Every ono of its thousand pages is astudy The general lettering is in German text each letter perfot without a scratch or blot from lid to lid At the beginning of each chapter the first letter is very large usually two or three inches long and is brightly il luminated in red and blue ink Within each of these capitals is drawn the fig ure of some Baintsomo incident of which the chapter tells Thero aro two col umns on a page and nowhere is traceable the slightest irregularity in line space or formation of the letters Even under a magnifying glass they seem flawless This precious volume is kept under a glass case which is sometimes lifted to show that all the pages are as perfect as the two which lie open A legend relates that a yoUng man who had sinned deeply became a monk and resolved to do penance for his misdeeds Ho determined to copy the Bi ble that he might learn every letter of tho divine commands which ho had violated Every day for many years ho patiently pursued his task Each letter was wrought in reverence and love and the patient soul found its only compan ionship in the saintly faces which were portrayed on these pages When the last touch was given to the last letter the old manreverently kissed the page and folded the sheets together The illustrated Initals in perfection of form and brilliancy pf color surpass any thing produced in the present day With all our boasted progress nothing in Euro pe or Americr equa sltN Y Press Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contains Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de ranpo the whole system when en tering it through tlme mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputablephysicians as the damage They will do is ten fold to the sOld you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J CHENEY Co Toledo 0 contains no mer curyand is taken hternallyacting the blood and roll cous surfacesof the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally ond made in Toledo 0 by F J CHENEY Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists 50r bot tie Take Halls Family Pills for constipation Subscribe for the TIMES Not Fatal No Matter What Doc tors SayWe Know That Heart Trou ManyCases I Cured Thoro are sXKTmaln features of heart dlceauo BrUVAVcaknesa or Debility 2 RheuVatlsm or Neuralgia 3 Valvular Disorder 4 Dilation 6 Fatty Degeneration 1 Dropsy- Documentary evidence will prove thousands of socalled Incurables havo been absolutely cured by Dr lilies New Heart Cure Patients often have no Idea their disease Is heart trouble but ascribe it to Indigestion Liver Complaint etc Here are some otthe symptoms Shortness of breath after exercise Smothering Spells Pain In Chest left Shoulder and arm Discomfort In Lying on one side Fainting Spells Nervous Cough Swelling of Feet and Ankles Paleness of Faco and Lips Palpitation Nightmare Irregular Pulse NewHeartwhenever opportunity presents I can now go up and down stairs with ease where three weeks ago I could hardly walk one block One year laterIa- m still In good health the Heart Cure did so much for me that I find it a tar NorthPineMoney back If first bottle falls to benefit FREE Writs us and we will mall I you a Free Trial Package of Dr Mlles AhtlPnln Plllt the New Symptom your case and tell you what Is wrong rind how to right It Absolutely Free Address DR MILES MEDICAL CO LABORATORIES U4 MACHINE SHOP fill KINDS OF MachneryRepaired We Keep IQ StocK Steam Fittings Belting Hose and Electrical Supplies WE ALSO BUILD Gasoline EnginesI- n 3 5 8 and IShorse power The beat known power for farmers and others printedIsL T CHAS HAGAN WINCHESTER KY t y Dupinfhe Balance of February We will make an additional reduction in the prices of Outings Flannelettes Shoes Winter Underwear for wen and women and Ladies Bleach Muslin Underwear lOct Outings 8c per yd 10 Flannelettes 8II10 Black Duck II10 Navy nII II 10 Safteen 8II II Cloaks 81500 Cloaks at 1000 10II II Obo 8II II 5 7Ie II 450 Underwear 50 ate Mens Q 89 25II c IV 50 LadiesCI 39 25 II Ie 10 25 Boys I HI Suits 1400 Suits ut 8950 1000 II 750 IOOII II 050 750 II 500 450 41 II 300 Shoes Mens 84 Shoes 800 t 3CI 215O II 250Ie 100 II 200II lGO II 150 II 120 II 125 II Heavy 85 Ladies 300II 215 fl 250II 180 II 200II 1COm 1 150II 115 I 100II 00 Misses l OII 115 I 125II 90 II JOII G- 5I 1751 1D5 Boys 175 II 185 125lllid Kicker 100 I 125II Brogans 80 Millinery Wo have a few Readyto Wear and Trimmed HATS for Misses and Ladies and the price is no object we do not intend to carry nay of them over if the prices will move them out Ladies Skirts Great Reduction in Prices on these and they will have to unseen to be appreciated Our line of Dress Goods are beautiful and at the prices we are making makes them very desirable Noth ing reserved from this Paleso come along and get Big Values in all your purchases Mrs J WWiIIiBmsC- lay City Ky Lit lepage Son DRUGGISTS i Clay City Ky Patent Medicines Paints Oil Sundries Stationery and Etc Prescriptions carefully compounded The Whitest White Cake The Lightes Light Rolls And Flakiest Biscuit Are Made When You U e Pearl and Bakers Pride Flour Take no Other Every Sack Guaranteed y MANUFACTURED BY J A CAIN VERSAILLES KY r Sold by our Leading Merchants 724 J R H CURTIS Leader in General MerchandiseS A S and Country Produce w i Makei Price tpaid For Railroad Ties Spout Spring Kentucky I Your Patronage Solicited l I THE TIMES AN ALL HOMEMADE PAPER THURSDAY MAR 7 1904 70 LOCAL BREVITIES Circuit Court convenes at Stan ton Monday Bert Burnett has moved to the Rose farm on Taint Creek H 1f Derickson was in Estill county several days last week on business Fred Tipton is confined to his room and it is feared ho is tak ing the fever Get Webb to fix your clock or Watch Satisfaction given and work promptly executed Elder J T Turpin supplied fort the church at Powells Valley i k Saturday and Sunday A lodge of the Junior Order of orgnnf I1Irs E N Wilson has return ed from a visit to her sister Mrs Fowler at Portsmouth Ohio Mr B F Tuttle of Estill county was in the city Saturday and had some job printing exe cuted f Grover Stringer left with his brotherinlaw Mr Fortner for f Missouri where they will make their home f has been very much in i zevidence the past week A light L snow fell Monday night to help I out its effrontery correspotHJt S I outs added to our list this week- Wagersville Estill county and Lombard in Powell 1ii i If you are thinking of buying n v watch you should see what a nice line is curried by Webb time Jew repairingaccuj Eld Albert Easter was called S to Beattyville last Thursday on i account of the death of the 35 imnthold child of his son W J Easter Burial Friday Mrs Lou Groves has bought oft Mrs S B Logan of Lexington t the property now occupied by k Mr Harwell for 505 and is considered a bargain at the moil r i5eyrF B Russell will sell his prop erty here and move to Louisville in a short time Mr Russell will continue in the stave business in the Falls city He has some nice property here that should meet with ready sale- S Mrs J A Webb received a tel egram Saturday morning an t nouncing the death of her sister Miss Josie Sachs at Louisville wo Mrp Webb left no the Saturday d evening train for Louisville ts I where she witnessed the funeral and burial i Child Badly Burned Sallie the daugter of Bug Ors borne of near the Clark county line fell into an open fire last week and was very seriously burned The child is in n criti cal condition and may not re cover Bought More Property J MKennon has bought the Cooloy property in the eastern portipn of the city Mr Kennon has acquired quite a lot of prop f orty in that part of town It ad y I t I J joins his farm just out of the city limits which makes it more valuable to him Buried in Ohio Mrs Effie Baker returned Tuesday from Portsmouth Ohio where her husband Mr James Baker died last week As stated in our last issue she and her husband were visiting their children in Ohio when he died Mr Ba ker was buried in Ohio and she has returned to her hgrno at Vaughns Mill School Closed Supt F P Tracy was in the city yesterday The school under his care at North Bend he says is closed after a most successful term in which the average deportment was OS per cent He also reports prizes awarJed to the following scholars Ellie Ewen Olem Anderson Rosco Welch Robert Ewen Sherman Kirkpatrick Plant a Crop of Potatoes Potatoes at the vprovailing prices are said to yield a better profit than a crop of tobacco In planting the spring crops farm ers should not forget this fact A crop of potatoes is easily dis posed of and it is not so hardon the land as Inost other crops At present seed potatoes are retail ing at 1 25 per bushel in Clay City Spring Announcement H F Hillenmeyer Sons the reliable Lexington nurserymen have their Spring announcement in this issue By experience we know this firm to be thoroughly reliable and more than liberal in their business dealings Anyone needing anything in their line should write them Now is a splendid time to set out an in crease of fruit trees on the farm Oil Drilling in Estill Jesse Hare a professional driller for the Dominion Oil and Gas Oompnn has completed arrange ments to drill fifteen or twenty wells on Millers creek Estill county If oil in paying quanti ties is found tanks und pump ing outfits will be installedat once The Pennsylvania Oil Co of Pittsburg Penn has also con siderable leases in Estill and will sink several wells in this county the coming summer SickIMiss Callie King has been quite sick the past few days Mr Sam Ringo has been quite ill for several days Miss Nettie Payne has been confined to her room for several days with lagrippe Mrs Louan Ware who has been confined to her bed is able to knock about the house Nannie Anderson who has been down with inflamatory rheuma tism two months is able to be out again Mrs Emma McIntosh wife of Elder N McIntosh is quite sick at her residence in the western portion of the city and it is fear ed she may not recover Today is St Patricks Day It Saved tics Leg P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga suffered for six months with a frightful runing sore on his leg i but writes that Bucklens Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days For Ulcers Wounds Piles its the best salve in the world Cure guaran teed Only 25 cte Sold by Swann Day Lbr Co merchants 1 Old Church Abandoned The Old Baptists composing the the renowned church at Go- shen Clark county have decided to abandon their church and u nite with other members of their denomination in the organization of one strong and central church at Winchester A new church building is to be erected in that city Goshen church was organ ized and a house of worship built five years beforeKentucky s ad mitted into the Unionasa State The present house of worship was built in 1810 and is a brick struct ure WorkIng Overtime Eight hour laws are ignored by those tireless little workersDr Kings New Life Pills Millions are alwayeot work night and day curing Indigestion Biliousness Constipation Sick Headache and all Stomach Liver and Bowel troubles Easey pleasant safe sure Only 25o at 5uann Day Lbr COH store A bank b-Tcormorganized at Cannel City with 15000 capital A bank will also open for busi ness at Canev when there will be three bunks in Morgan coun ty Tragedy Averted Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved writes Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio Pneumonia had played sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides Doctors treated him but he grew woree every day At length we tried Dr Kingss Now Discovery for Consumption and our darling was saved lies now sound and well Everybody ought to know its the only sure cure for Coughs Colds and all Lung diseas cs Guaranteed by Swann Day Lbr Co Merchants Price 50e 1100 Trial bottles free Mrs Margaret Todd Kellogg of Cincinnati 3 sisterinlaw to Abraham L Mn died at n- henlth resort 1 11 Florida at time age of 80 years She will be bu ried at Lexington More Riots Disturbances of strikers are not nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system Overwork loss of sleep nervous tension will be followed by utter collapse un less a reliable remedy is immedi ately employed Theres nothing so efficient to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bit ters Itsjajwonderful tonic and ef fective nervine and the greatest till around medicine for run down sys tems It dispels Nervousness Rheu matism and Neuralgia and expels Malaria germs Only SOc satin faction guaranteed by SwannDay Lumber C- oExIresident Cleveland will join the Free Masons His hems tion will occur in a very few days For Sale I offer for sale my homeplace lo cated on Plum Lick pike Ii miles from Plum and O from Mt Sterling It embraces 1A acres having a two story residence of C rooms besides halls and P9rcbes garden and young orchard never failing water also a nice large blacksmith shop and a steam grist mill with twelve horse Gaarscott portable engine almost new I will sell the mill only if desired Here is a bargain J W DOUGLAS Plum Ky House For Sale Cottage of fourrooms in good re pair with four lots in western portion of town Good water conveni ent FRANK JOHNSON I ijrt e INSURE WITH F A LYON SON The JLontlinG Insurance Agents of ISatom XContuolcy Over 200000000 Represented Every one who knows anything about insurance know they are leaders in this line i Startling Facts I bA E BARNETT SON Set the Pace and Hold the Lead With our Mammoth Store filled from bottom to top with Nice New Clean Standard Goods bought in the best mar kets of the East We can supply you with any thing you need at prices so low as to make you wonder how we got the- mEverything from i Daper of Pins to a Wed 3 ding Trousseau from a Cake of Soap to a CarLoad of Bacon Bring on your produce and receive the best prices the mar ket affords Nice obliging clerks are at your service We hold the field in Tanbark and Ties and are Swapping your Uncle Sams Genuine coin for same allowing top market values in exchange Try us and be convinced that r it is to your best interest to give us your trade Remember our Headquarters CLAY CITY KENTUCKY OonnectionILaundry Agency 7 23 yon Free TrialrrgeFrlaforook him Mrs Rorer IllwlttTd Cbppr Yoor onr PUll 1rlOtIlorrIOLLIAI Ira Coy AIu1 rp F J F WEBB Tonsorial Artist CLAY CITY KY Nice Clean Shave Fashionable Hair Cuts and all kinds Hair Tonics You will all ways find keen razors and clean towels in Dont fai to give a calIr1n- IlOpene Here EASYTO CLEAN 511 Atrrdetaf-0erllrprenll 110I A Shampooing of ideate FOR A- suatl bookKeegfeg0usfeessPHONOGRAPHY 1TrpeWfltlng Telegraph jaw WILBUR Re SMITH LEXINGTON KY For circular of 111 famous and niponilbl COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY Awarded Hedal lit World EzyoUUoa lltloufCJodlion nook end lloard In famllr about Shorthand TypeWriling andTelegraphyJBpaMiii Keotnekr UnljMilty Diploma under MLI awarded traduaU urtree It dMlnd- KoTBcatlon Rate UraduttMiueotarfal 1 order lo ear O leave nM w atUrtn oly WILBUR R SMITH Lexington Ky Sage G W Poyntcr was hero Mon iltiyon business Mrs Charles Wilson spent Wednesday evening with Mrs LI G Wills Mrs Andrew Tipton spent the day Tuesday with Mrs Elmer Downard Misses Lou and Ethel Wills spent Saturday and Sunday on Noah Fork Mr and Mrs Abb Bonningflold were callers at this place Thurs day evening Vaughns Mill Robert Henry sold to Everett Burgher one horse and wagon for y115 00 Mr and Mrs Robert Henry were the guests of Mrs Mary A- Bu lter Sunday Mr Allen Gravett sold his farm joining n W Garrett to Mr R T Kennon for 800 Misses Adia and Mollie John son and Katie Tipton of Clay City were the guests of Miss Ad die Clark from Friday until Sun dayG W Clark has rented the Rockquarry farm and his sonin law James McKnight and son Charlie Clark will take posses sion of it this wee- kWagersvilIe Smallpox is plentiful aroun l1ee Salesman Plank of Barbours ville was here last week The infant son of Mr nnd Mrs MDS CECELIA STOWE Orator Entre Nous Club 170 Warren Avenue CHICAGO ILL Oct 22 1002 For nearly four years I suffered from ovarian troubles The doc tor insisted on an operation as the only way to get well I however operationMyas I for Dome with a sick woman is a disconsolate place at best A friendly druggist advised him to get a of Wine of Cardui for me to and he didso I I began toimproc in a few days and lUyrecovcrywaHernapid With weeks I was another being ttLjLwkAi- re Stowes letter shows woman how a homo is saddened by completelyWino ness and brings health and happi ness again Do not on suffering Go to your druggist today and secure a glOO of Cardui Wlrt1Eo CaAIJUJ I 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKSI Anyone sending a sketch and i may quloklY ascertain our opinion tree whether an InTention le probably ommunlc- aUonatrictlcoaedential HANDBoOK on Paenti sent tree Oldest agency for seeurtnllJatenta latenl8 taken to IN reeeln special notlu without charge to the Scientific lmerkahA handsomel Illustrated weekl Jarllet r1r- eulatlon ot any aclentifa Journal Terms fa a L 8o byail newdealera- Deane MUINroCodytaroe New Ynrk Elihu Crawford died Thursday Several hundred logs were gala to Valley View during the past weekLuther Young was thrown from a mule Monday and was seriously hurt Miss Wine Sue Scrivner who has been sick for some time is no betterA of the boys have gone to Ohio and Illinois nnd several more are going Mr Luther Park returned last week from Lexington where he has been taking a course of study in the Kentucky University Lombard Measles and mumps are raging in this vicinity Mrs John Statian is very sick with consumption The new church is almost com pleted at this place Mrs Fred Haag returned home after a long visit to her parents at Fort Wain Ind Misses Mal and Fanny Hanks spent Saturday night and Sunday with the Misses Faulkner The Juniors have organized a lodge at Filson and quite n number of boys from this place joinedMisses Noniaand Ida Faulkner entertained quiet a number of young folks from Lombard Sun nicedtime Mrs Sarilda Powell wife of William Powell died Friday morning of measles and her granddaughter is very low with the same disease Snow Creek There was ho preaching at Log Lick Sunday H H Vivion was at Kiddville last week on business Lindsey Vivion is visiting friends at Winchester this week We are still having plenty of winter and feed is very scarce in these parts T E Epperson bought of a Madison county party one horse for 450 00 Jack Eads and wife visited the latters sister at Kiddvillo last Saturday and Sunday Strothor Lowry of Ford visit ed relatives here lust week nnd his sister Miss Jesse returned home with him Died at her home near the mouth of Lulbegrud creek Mrs King Burial Monday at the El kin graveyard Mrs King leaves a husband and several little children and a host of friends to mourn her loss i West Bend Robt Swope ylsited at Winches ter this week G W Everman of Right Angle visited hero last week James Roberts was at Stanton Saturday on business S B Evermari was in Clay Oity last week on business Dr J F Locklinrt of Kiddville was here last week to see the sick Robt Swope visited relatives andJ friends at Vaughns Mill last week Sidney White visited his uncle ut Clay City last Saturday and Sunday Rev T n Corny and family t ii are visiting hertnotucr at Powers ville for a few weeks l Herman Evermnn left Monday for Piosa Ill We wish him success in His now homo Miss Ida Goosey and Frank Mize of Clay City attended the wedding hero Monday Born to the wife of Letcher Dalton Friday Feb 0 a ilk lb boy Mother and child are doing well Robert Swopo and Edward Hind visited the lailcra mother at Kiddville Saturday night and SundayMarried at the residence of brides mother Mrs Laura Young at this place Mohda Feb 14thI Robert Combs of Levee to Mis Mary Young Rev T H Conry officiating They will reside in Camoran Mo y Furnace Mrs N D Vireman visited Mrs G 0 Watson Sunday Mrs Alfred Holmah visited Mrs J W Newkirk Sunday Miss Lou M Holman visited Miss Mable F Newkirk Sunday Mr and Mrs Alvin Case visit ed relatives atOdbb Hill Sunday Mr J M Garrett of Wood ford county i here this week on business = Oscar and Pearl Newkirk visited their aurit jMrs J W New kirk Sunday S Miss Glide Wireman visits her aunt Mrs L W Bratton Saturday night Misses Ida and Nettle Howell of Fitchburg visited Misses Car rie and Besse Barnes Sunday N D Wire ono of the most promineiitiRdjiopular Re publicans in the county has been appointed Magistrate to take the place of Squire Hull of Cobb Hill who went tcH Michigan a few weeks ago It is said that Squire Wireman bears his offi cial honors with a great unassum ing dignity On Thursday Fob 18th Miss Birdie Spouse was joined in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr John W Hall of Cobb Hill Mr Hall is a young gentleman of upright character and clean habits Miss Shouse is well known to most people in this vicinity is of a pure and whole disposition and wo are sure Mr Hall could not have chosen a more worthy helpmate for life Maythey live a long happy and prosperous life is our wishes There has been thirty deaths from measles in Morgan county and there are nowM50 more cases in the county Get Webb the i optician to fi your glasses for your APRIL NUMBER New Idea Womans Magazine The Easter number of the NEW IDEA WOMANS MAGAZINE is a gal axy of bright contributions which are at the same tirae practical hints to the homestaying women Among the special articles Auto mobiling for Men and Womentells the proper costume for those who indulge in this popular sport There is another of those important pay pers onPsyeho Physical Culture telling n woman how she may preserve her Beauty and A Word for the Easter Bride la full of good sound counsel to the novice in house keeping The second of time series of Brief BusineseTalks forWomonI provevuluablowomen who will heed it 12 Z 4 For Sale One Gaarscott portable Engine and Boiler 12 to 13 horse power In first clal Condition also one Straub grist mill 21 inch French Cuhr Stones all ingood condition First class Belting and etc E E WEST Mt Sterling Icy Desirable House for Sale We have listed with us a desira ble twostory residence with four 25 x 120 feet lots located in the upper portion of town This lease contains 7 roome with the required out buildings Is a nice home fore some one with little money For particulArs CAll At this offices IIGet theHENDERSON ROUTE Hab- It on Your Trip to ST LOUIS ROUNDTRIP RATES FROM LOUISVILLE ON ACCOUNT OP THE WORLDS FAIR SEASON TICKETS 1300 Sold Daily Commencing April 25 Limit December 15 1904 SIXTY DAY TICKETS 1100 Sold Daily Commencing April 25 Limit CO days TEN DAY TICKETS 1000 Sold Daily Commencing April 25 LimitIO days including date of sale SPECIAL 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Torrent347 744 44 Natural Bridge 401 801 Stanton 480 828 44 Olnv Oitv 439 837 LEJllnctlon 60 010 11 Winchester 520 023 Ar Lexington 005 1010 NosSnnd 4 make close connections for Cannel City and points on the 0 K Division dully except Sunday Nos 1 and 2 connect nt L A E junction with 0 A 0 for Mt Sterling und local points Nos 1nnd 2 connect nt Beatty DeuttiJ K BARK Crus SCOTT Gen Manager Gen PnssAgt MEAT MALT THE IDEAL TONIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE Theres Lira and Strength In Every Drop A scientific combination of the essential constituents of PRIME BEEF and PURE OLD MALT Loolsvllk Ky January n tom MEATMALTCOLoulsvUle Ky GentlemenIfavtngeamtnedyourMeatandbraltpreparation Its composition and can state that It Is an efliclent neneandblloodtonic It caches the appetltqand vllontes and nervous rotratlolandalldtseaae + attended wi debility truly LD KASTENEINE MD LootivlUa College of Pharmacy MEAT iMALT OO Loulmvllle Xjl if