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Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.): n. Thursday, April 7, 1904. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images J.E. Burgher, Clay City, Ky. 1904 cla1904040701 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, April 7, 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. 3 i THE GLAY ITY TIMES 50 Cents a Yearn Advance We are here to help Clay City tQE SorroonJing Country anJ Ourselves Jt E Burgher Publisher VOL J CLAY CITY KrwEitmsDAY APRIL 7 HJ04 NO 14 New Maclilce The Olny City National Bank has r installed ono of Bur roughs calculating machines which is a marvel of ingenuity and correctness It seems to boI a very complex piece of machin cry but simple in its operation The machine will add or multi ply the longest problems in use und does BO with no chance of er ror It writes the figures in typewriter and foots up the a mount so there is nothing to do in operating the machine but touch the keys as if manipulating a typewriter The machine saves a large amount of labor and worry and then does its work so neatly Wo are glad tosee this worthy institution always to the front and adding to its equip ment for business every item that tends to safety for both its de positors and stockholders The cost of this valuable machine is 87500 AllenDarnett Mr J C Allen of Pittsburg Pa and Miss Mayme Barnett oldest daughter of Mr C W Bar nett were married at the residence of the brides father near Vaughns Mill Wednesday March 30 U104 Elder BrF Wright olllciating Mr and Mrs Allen will remain with friends hero a few days before going to Pfttsburg where they will reside in the future and where Mr Allen will engage in business with tU1 u Io i w v Flooring Pickets Stairways and Eta store New Line to Irvine A firstclass telephone lino will be erected between this place and Irvine this spring by the EasternI Kentucky and Telegraph Company owners of the local exchange This company also owns the franchise at Irvine and will put an exchange in there some time this summer The E K T T Co put only firstclass lines and renders the best service The line between this place and Ir now is very unsatisfactory being a ground circuit and attached t trees and bushes largely so i I line is out of working order a bout half the time The line will be full metallic circui- like the lines of the coin pmy School Census April is the month for taking the school census in each district by the chairman of the trustees They are to list every child livI ing in the district on the first day of April that will be between the ages of 0 and 20 years the first of following If a child is but 5 years old HDW butI will six the first of it should be listed and children out of the district after the first of the month should be and those moving in should not be tnken l1h o rru op r cote ear Ready For Business The firm of Shimfessel Waldron having been dissolved and the partnership closed I will continue the business at the old stand and will continue to sell the remainder of tho old stock AT COST My New Goods are Here 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 hero ladies in a Stylish and neatly trimmed Hat if you can anywhere The price for goods is very reasonable and you should BPO our lino before buying We ore closing out a nice line of Ladies cloaks Jackets Gapes AT COST and if you are looking for in thisIline nt a bargain dont fail to investigate my stock Thanking the public for past patronage and earnest soliciting a of same I am Respectfully C Shimfessel JBbl NeB MFG Go I Winchester Ky We Manufacture Sash doors Ceiling Blinds Weatherboarding Varnndas Shingles Fronts Telephone Telephone privileges up other Taking July be July moving listed be these something continuance yours We are Headquarters for Building Paper v y fFelt Roofing Flintoid Roofiing 1 4L jf and Etc f lA Sendus Your Estimatesi Promt Shipments Z r j diKilling In Breathitt BummoigU Spicer shot and killed James oliusoiit in Breath itt county Etico miles form Jack son Spiccrjfra nephew of She ill Ed Caldlial and Johnson is nephew of attorney Marcuin who was associated in Jackson last summeritlmt the connection of the meriFd nothing to d with as the trouble camp up ovesonic logs The men were else neighbors und had previous ifliculties Carl DaysConditlon Serious oCarl Day I presentative from thenleathittd trict who has been I confined in nl exington hospital ndt lO has become much worse lie is the authoriSf the famous co educational law which prohibits negroes and Vjiites froth attend ing the shine tool in Kentucky and which Jaf will put Bert a College out off business after this session MilloMr and Mrs Toni White visited Mr Allen f ravett and family Sunday M Mr Bill EyJe and family have moved intoitjif house with Mrs Bettie HighleV Miss AicolJbnnon visited Miss Ida CrotvonLittle Creek Saturday night alidfeundoy I 3oLit1111lirid hlIuuIuu Frazier spent Saturday night with Miss Madge Gravett Misses Poliie and Nannie BushI Kate and Stanley Wells were guests of Miss Ida Hays Sunday Misses Allio Bush Addio Clark and Fannie Mize were the guests of Mrs George Gravott Saturday night and Sunday Mr George Duhawayand Miss Hattie Bush will be married thiBJ evening at 3 oclock at the brides home Mr A R Bush of this place Jf Lennio Crow and wife Fletch or Barnett andwife and John Highloy and family were the guests of Mr and Mrs John McKinney Sunday IrvlneytcmsIrviuqSierald A few of the boys say a dozen two are being transferred from the active pursuits of life to jail for pistols shooting pn highways the law and facts etc Tho news that l residing Elder E G B Mann has recovered from his injuries and isnpw filling his ap Blue Grass Nurseries SPRING 1001 Trees by the Million I Fruit and Ornamental Shrubs Grapevines Asparagus Rhubarb Small Fruits and everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden No Agents Strawberry and Gen eral Catalogue roaapplication to H F Hilleivmeyer Sons BothPhoaet 379tEXIHGTON KY t Ytt iV t pointments will bo joyfully received throughout this district Geo Crumpton of Mt Sterling has accepted the position of town nssumrI 1tho duties of that ounce the latter part of this week Wm Finney formerly citizen 0of J still who moved toShelby coun ty some three years ago is back in our county again and has located once more in our midst The Boaid of Trustees are con sidering a proposition to extend the town limits so as to take in that portion below town known as Wil low Hotel II This would put a stop to the gambling and target practice which is it great annoyance to the goodcitizens The Witt property six mile be low Irvine on the river on which is located the famous white sulphur spring was sold by Master Com missioner Webb of Fayette county Monday at public auction to Wil liam Tuttle i consideration about S2000 On last Thursday morning a young man from Clay county Mr Bishop was thrown from 11 raft at Rock Shoal and was drowned A I part of tho raft was caught here The body has not yet been recov ered inErORf OP THB CONDITION op THE BanFAi Cfty nit Eta hu atule oMventciuk at the close of business Mar 28 1004 RESOURCES Loans and discounts 1 110015 43 Overdrafts secured and un secured 587007- USUonds to secure circuln 27600 00 Premiums on U S Bonds 018 75 Stocks securities etc 18872 C- OBlinkinghouse furniture and a fIxtures 350000 Other rent estate owned 200809 Due from Natl Banks not reserve agents 8033 88 Duo from approved reserve agents 18443 85 Due from Treasurer State o- fKentucky127 45 i Notes of other Natl Banks 700 00 LAWFUL MONEY BESEHVE ix BANK VIZ Specie 1880 73 Legal tender notes 4x7100 800072 Redemption fund with U S Troasr5J ofcirln187500T- otal Jf20S10084 LIABILITIES Capital stok paid in5000000Su- rplus fund 4600 00 Undivided profits less expenses and taxes paid 147573 Nntl bank notes out tanlng 27500 00 Duo to other National Bunks 420 00 Individual deposits subject to check 123004 12 Total 120810084 STATE OP KENTUCKY lssCOUNTY OP PoWELL I J F Cox Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief J F Cox Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 4th day of April lOOt Jas B Hall Notary Public My commission expires Jon 21 1000 CORRECT Attest M II COURTNEY JNO n ATKINSON Chas Scott Directors Wanted 75000 Dozen Fresh Eggs for storage Will pay 14 cents April delivery JESSE T WADE 5 Boadway Lexington Ky Between Vine and High youIreadyour optician SHOE SHOP Opposite J II Eatons Store I am prepared to make andre pair Boots and Shoes andalso mend anything in the Itubber Line and repair Saddles and Harness Regular worK days in each week MONDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY WESLEY GARRETT Clay City Ky ee ee e aee oeee e eaeS The Balance s i Vheel i momentarmg S vibrations mt hour If WI in good condition If the movement is slugitheres poniPthiiiK wrong will move aM8 miles in n year and dropIbadly The leapt degree oof friction Oil the hearings nltmj motion Don Make chances Let me clean and oil andEt your watch in order for a pay nnd satisfy you 0 WRRR the Jeweler CLAY CITY Married Life = is likely to be happier for those young folks who providing for the future open a Savings Ac countIf Oll will call at our office we shall be pleased to explain to you the workings ofour Savings Department REMEM centInterestmonths on savings deposits Clay City National Bank Clay City Ky e rilOFESSIONAL OARD- 3rNrrrNN1rlr4rrNrrIrN N4rlMrrLN1rrM Dr C B DICKSON DENTISTC- LAY CITY KY R A IRVIN M D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON CLAY CITY KY B LlTTLEPAQE M D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON CLAY OITY KY B R SMITH M D PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON CLAY CITY KY GOOD FLOUR Is the foun alas 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 TAIM LILY of your grocer and have better bread in your home RC Mansfield Son nOSSLYN KY SPOUT SPRING The merchants here report a good business Jas F McKinney was below looking after some business mat ters last week Teat Christopher left Saturday for Bloomington Illinois where he goes on a summers trip Shelt McKinney who left here last week for Hudson Illinois returned home Saturday Several from this place have attended the Irvine Circuit Court since it convened the first of last t I 41rFarmers are very busy in this section preparing to plant their spring crops It has been wet a great portion of the time con sequently everybody is some what behind with their work Last week while moving the handle mill from this place to Berry Barnetts farm the trac tion engine which they use be came mired in the mud oh th roadand could be moved no fur ther The machinery will be moved on soon as the roads be come solid Elder J T Turpin filled the stand at the Baptist church both Saturday and Sunday morn ings to fair congregations Th call of a pastor was postponed until a future date Elder Tur agreeing to supply for th church at its regulay May meeting the first Saturday and Sun day It was a good oldfashioned revival service and getting warmed up to white heat the villoce butcher arose and began to speak I have been a wicked man he said I have given short weights nnd when I die I will go to hell Just then an old deacon who was the vil lage grocery man and very deaf started up that good old hymn If you get there before I do look out for me Im coming too Demand For Farmers v There never was in the history of this country a greater demand for the real farmer thou now truthfully remarks an exchange The cities are running over with fellows with white fronts and empty pocketbooks while the farmers aro begging for indus trious young men There never were such opportunities on the farm as low 1 THE TIMES IUIILISIIKU EYK11Y THURSDAY J E Burgher Publishers Subscription Rates SO Cents per year in advance otherwise 75 Cents Entered na secondclass rind mntter Thursday April 7 1004 CLUB RATES For the convenience of Our subscribers we have arranged club rates with the following papers at price below mentioned The TIMES anti Courier Journal 100 1 Cincinnati Enquirer 110 c c Louisville Commercial 75 Home and Farm 7b A Good Law One of the best laws passed at the tecent session of the Leg islature is the bill authorizing counties to issue bonds for the construction of turnpikes and gravel roads Upon petition of 15 per cent of the voters the county Judge is required to call an election to decide whether or not bonds shall be issued for that purposeThe roads agitators in this section now have a good op portunity to get their efforts be fore the people to vote on one of the greatest questions before our citizens The matter should be kept prominently before the peo ple the question favorably push ed until everybody realizes the necessity of good roads to the welfare of every individual then the bond issue can be carried by a vote of the people in Powell county The building of turn pikes will help thepeople of the county while under construction and will benefit every inhabitant in its bounds after they are com pleted and be a source of profit pleasure and pride forever Be Fair A number of Democratic pa pers are merciless in their abuse ofWm Randolph Hearst a formidable candidate for President The worst thing they can say of ale ways supported the nominees of the party and contributed thou sands for the partys support which is more than most of his opponents have done Haying a consciousness of this I fact the Stanford Interior toretharkelour love for the if noth nig else would predentour abuse muchefor Democracy asDfrIIenrathas- Bywork and mesas the gentle man in quQstionhas6supported the party and its candidates and coming at a time when both were badly needed his help should be appreciated the more In Bry ans campaign Mr Hearsts con tributions exceeded 250000 to say nothing of the great service rendered by his half dozen or so Democratic dailies Is not a Democrat like Mr Hearst duo a little consideration Seems to us that ho is1 The present administration is the most corrupt of any in our countrys history In fact item bodies more frauds and steals than all administrations combin ed and the presi 1entadmits this in his message to Congress Hear him While there may have been as much official corruption informer years there has been more developed and brought to light I in fhe immediate pasty than in the proceeding century of our countrys history As predicted by usj Judge Cooper ofMt Sterling ms with drawn from the raqp for Con gress leaving the track clear for Mr Hopkins The committee will meet April 11 and declare Kim the nominee The primary called for May 7 will not be held At last a Missouri nurseryman has succeeded in growing seed less apples X Hows This We otter One Hundred Dollars Reward fotany case of Catarrh cannot bo cured by HallsCatarrh Cure F J CHENEY it Co Toledo 0 We the undersigned have known F J CHENEY for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac tions and financially able to carry out any odligations made by his firm Walding Kinnnu fc Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo 0 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Druggists Take Halls Family Pills for con stipiltionWe Risk It Druggists Who Sell Dr Miles Nervine Agree If It Fails To Refund Cost Of course we reimburse the druggist You Uhow him and trust him Dr Miles Nervine Is medicine tor your nervesIt diseases of the Internal or gans by giving tone to the nerves which make these organs k H Is a novel H rlrpatAf anntpmy but of treatmenf flrst discovered by Dr Mlles and since made use of by many wideawake physicians who ap predate Its value In treating the sick If you aro sick we offer you a way to be made wellDr Mlles Nervine This medicine is a scientific cure for nerve disorders such as Neuralgia Headache Loss of Memory Sleepless ness Spasms Backache St Titus Dance Epilepsy or Fits Nervous Pros tration etc- Dytonlng up the nerves Dr Miles Restorative Nervine will also cure those diseases of the internal organs due to ff disordered nervous system Some of these area Indigestion DIl ious Headache Kidney Trouble Chronic Constipation Dropsy Catarrh Rheuma tism etc My brother had nervous prostration and was not expected to live I preailed upon him to try Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and now he has tully recovered You remember I wrote you how it saved my life a few years ago when I had nervous trouble I preach Its merits to everyone HEV M D MYERS Correetlonvllle Iowa Write us and wo will mall otcScientific Remedy for Pain Also Symp tom Blank for our Specialist to diagnose your case nnd tell you what Is wrong and how to rIght Ahsolutely Free Address DR II1ILS MEDICAl CO LABORATORIES KUUIART IND MACHINESHOP ALL KINDS OF Machinery Repaired We Keep Iq Stock v Steam Fittings Belting Hose and Electrical Supplies WE ALSO BUILD Gasoline Engines In 3 5 8 and e power The best known powerfor farmers and others printedIIL T CHASIHAGAN WINO HESTER BY- I 0 I t GOTO MRS WILLIAMSFOR Clothing Fine Dress Goods Ladies Skirts Silk Waists Millinery Furnishings Mattings Mens Hats Fine Shoes Laces and Embroideries Ribbons Silks and Satins White Goods Lawns and Dimities Ginghams Hosiery Odd Pants Chinaware Art MateriallHamburgs All over Laces All over Embroideries Jewelry and Belts Kid Gloves Nut- siand Candies oo MRS WILLIAnS Clay City Ky I Littlepage Son DRUGGISTS 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 Aro lLuc1cVhcu You Use Pearl and Bakers Pride Flour Take no Other Every Sack GuaranteedrMANUFACTURED BY J A CAIjl VERSAILLES KY Sold by our Leading Merchants 75J4 Ro H CURTIS Leader in General Merchandise I land Country Produce Make Price paid For Railroad Ties i Spout Spring Kentucky t Your Patronage Solicited c i i J THE TIMES AN ALL HOMEMADE PAPER THURSDAY APRIL 7 1904 LOCAL BREVITIES I It ij about time to bring out that whitewash brush The Powell County Court of Claims is in session at Stanton this week Get Webb to fix your clock or Watch Satisfaction given and work promptly executed O W Duncan of Mt Carbon W Va has joined his wife here on a visit to relatives in this city Frank Earnest a former citi zen of this place who moved to Lexington last fall has moved to Irvine Deputy Sheriff J M Kennon Bob Russell and Charles Maple were in Lexington Saturday on business Jesse T Wade at Lexington s wants 75000 dozen eggs See notice of wanted elsewhere in this issue of the TIMES Elder J A Webb left Tuesday morning for Central City W Va to be gone several days on business und pleasure Until we see the peaches hang ing lusciously within our grasp let us not flatter ourselves that we will have a mammoth crop Elder B Frank Wright of i Spout Spring was transacting business in the city Friday and gave our office a short and pleas ant call Mrs James Walters of Black Creek was tried at Stanton Tues day and adjudged to be of un sound mind and sent to the asylum at Lexington Thos Lowry of Log Lick was here Friday to consult Dr Little page about one of his hands which has been in a very bad condition for four months The river had just become good fording when yesterdays rain camo which will cause it to rise again But still we can do with out bridges we are used to it Henry Watson general man agar the local telephone exchange was over from Mt Sterling the first of the week and was well pleased with the business here Mrs M S McIntosh is quite low with some kind of brain af fection She has been in failing health for several months and she is hardly expected to recover Squire John W Tuttle of Kimbrell was in town on busi ness Saturday Mr Tuttle says the boys in Estill especially in his section are mostly forIIop kins for Congress J A Webb Jr has gone to Denver Colo in an effort to re gain his health which has been failing for some time Mr Webb has many friends here who wisli him a speedy recovery The Rees House at Winchester which has boon a leading hos tel ory in that city for the past eighty years is being torn away and will be replaced by a modern hotel four stories high For Sale One set of good surveying instru intents cheap Call at this ofllce I I rI J G Vivion who is a noted ppmologist of this county living near the Montgomery line was in town Saturday and showed us some peach twigs on which every bud was blooming He thinks we Will have a good crop of fruit this year Mall Orders We have received several mail orders for job work recently each of which has been promptly filled and despatched We very much appreciate such orders and take special pains to see the work properly executed and sent forth at once Bank Report The Clay City National Bank has in this issue one of their fine statements The deposits as shown by this report amount to more than 128000 while the business of the bank runs up to over 208000 Read the report on another page The Federal Court The Spring term of the Feder al Court will be held at Richmond beginning April 25 Rich ard Morton of Rosslyn has been summoned to serve on the grand jury and H 0 Brummingfield of Stanton and Noble McDonald of Bowen will serve as petit ju rors Frost and Ice The fruit prospects have been slightly blighted by two heavy frosts and freezes one Monday night and one Tuesday night Ice froze a quarter of an inch thick Monday night All of the fruit is not killed however and we may yet have plenty ifnoth ing later hapens to it Takes Charge of a Store Taulbee Monntz has gone to Natural Bridge and taken charge of the company store at that place in the place of Mr Soper who has resigned his position with the coiripany Mr Mountz has been employed in the store at this place for some time and is a straightforward and upright young man Back to Kentucky A S Vivion who sold out and went to Missouri last year and who moved back to Kentucky a few months ago was in Clay City Saturday In moving West how ever Mr Vivion acted wisely and did not sell his farm and consequently is better off than some when they return to their native heath Hand Car Excursion A party of about twenty young people chartered a hand car and made a visit Sunday to the hos pitable home of Mr John W Williams near Stanton Prof Rolfe of thb Clay City Cornet Band and other members of the band helped to make up the patty consequently choice music was a leading feature of the oc casion The following young people composed the merry party Misses Geneva Adams Martha Talbott Lu lu Derickson Mary G Eaton and Mrs G W Rice Messrs Jo3 Mountz John Colliver J T Phil lips Wm Mountz Addison Taul bee Whitt Charles Thompson Ma plo H G Waldron G W Rice Oscar DanielsTrevette MoCormick Jr Earl Rolfe Prof Rolfe James Rolfo Whitney Talbott Rebert W Russell For Sale A two story business house on 7th ave 4 lots well improved suitable for business or dwelling For further information apply to James Bloom I Makes a Clean weep Theres nothing like doing a thing thoroughly Of all the Salves you ever heard of Bucklens Arnica Salve is the best It sweeps away and cures Burns Sores Bruises Cuts Boils Ulcere Skin Eruptions and Piles Its only 250 and guar anteed to give satisfaotiun by Swnnn Day Lbr Co Merchants She Meant Business Leap year is having its effect in Winchester says the Demo crat A young man called otra girl a few evenings ago and she complimented him on his new suit of clothes and styled it his wedding suit But this is a business suit Well replit d the young lady firmly business WinchesteriA Thoughtful M M Austin of Ind knew what to do of need His wife had such an un usual case of stomach and liver trouble physicians could not help her He thought and tried Dr Kingss New Life Pills and she gol relief at once and was finally cured Only 25c at SwannDay Lbr Cop store Back From Mississippi Mr and Mrs Charlie Groves who have been residing at Me ridian Miss the past few months are visiting their relatives here Mr Groves will shortly move to Poplar Bluffs Mo where he has a good position with a luumber Co After several days visit with relatives here and at Louisville Mrs Groves will join her hus in their Missouri home A Ureat Sensation There was a big sensation in Lecsvillc Ind when W H Drown of that place who was expected to die had his life saved bv DrKings New Discovo for Consumption He writesel lured insufferable agonies from As hma but your New Discovery gave me immediate yeller and soon thereafter a complete cure Similar cures ofConsump tion Pneumonia Bronchitis pnd Grip are numerous Its the peer less remedy for all thront and Inns troubles Price 50c and 100 Guaranteed by SwannDay Lbr Co Merchants Trial bottles free The Huxter Man B L Bruner the famous hux ter man was here Wednesday picking up all kinds of produce He says poultry is slightly on the decline but still hopes to be able to pay the present good prices a week or so yet Mr Bruner has been buying the surplus produce for several years always paying good prices for same He is here regularly on Wednesday of each week Robbed the Grave A startling incident narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia as fol lows I was in an awful condition My skin was almost yellow eyes sunken tongue coated pain continually in back and sides no appetite growing weaker day by day Three physicians had given me up Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters to my great joy the first bottle made a decided im provement I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man I know they robbed the grave of another victim No one should fail to try them 60 cents guaranteed atBwannDny Lum ber Cos store- Subscribe for the TIMES House For Sale Cottage of fourrooms in good re pair with four lots in western por tlonof town Good water convenient FRANK JOHNSON d t1 I f ie e INSURE WITH F A LYON SONS Tile JLon llncr Insurance AjjcntH or ISastorn IContuelcy Over 200000000 Represented Every one who knows anything about insurance know they are leaders in this line Startling Facts I A E BARNETT ct 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 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 area Swapping rayour Uncle Sams Genuine coin for same allowing top market values in exchange Try us and be convinced that it is to your best interest to give us your trade Remember our Headquarters CLAY CITY KENTUCKY I 7 29 THE Bank INCORPORATED N H WITHEBSPOON Pres Capital Stock 200000 Surplus 20030 We solicit the accounts of individ uals firms and corporations 848 II J R WEBB Artist CLAY CITY KY A Nice Clean Shave Fashionable Hair Cuts Shampooing and all kinds of Hair Tonics You will all ways find keen razors and clean towels Laundry Agency in Connection Winchester Tonsorial Dont fai to give him a oalIM BAILEY Merchant and Cu- stomMILLER CLAY CITY KY Custom work six days in the week Fresh Gronnd Bolted Meal always on hand Grinds for onesixth tole Genet Martin Faulknorof Bowen was here Monday on business Mrs Ann Smyth ofthis place is visiting friends at Olay City Farmers are hustling here planting out potaioesand gardening V 0 Martin went to Patsey Monday to acknowledge some deeds for W H Noble Miss Allio Howell daughter of James Howell Sr was accidentally shot by her brother while he was looking ata revolver The revolver went oif and the ball struck her in the breast and it is thought she will not recove- rKnowlton Boyd Johnson visited Mr Will iam SpencerFrida Mrs Allie Abhey is very bad with pneumonia fever Cashes and Willie Abney spent Sunday with Clem Abney Ben Holman visited his sister Anna at VaughnsMill Sunday Mrs Will Specer spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dave Watson Asa Holman spent Thursday night with his brother Joe Hol manJimmie and Johnny Nolan spent Saturday night with Joe HolmanMr Mrs Ancel Powell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Anes Mrs Mary Holman has been on the sick list for the last week and we are sorry to say is not much better Sage N Sevefalpeoplehere haslagrippe Elmer Downard sold a heifer to Ben Ray for 20 S G Wills and son Floyd went o North Frok Saturday Charley Wilson sold a two yearold heifer to Ben Ray for14 James Harris and family of Leatherwood has moved to S J Millers place Elmer Downard went to Win chester court day and bought a horse and buggy Try forHealth 222 South Peoria St CHICAGO ILL Oct 7 1902 Eight months ago I was so ill that I was compelled to Ie or sit down nearly all the time My stomach was so weak and upset that I could keep nothing on and I vomited frequently I could not urinate great pain and I coughed so much that throat and lungs were raw andsore The doctors pronounced it discase others said it was consumption It mattered little to me they called it and I had no desire to live A sister visited me from St Louis and asked me if I had ever tried Wine of Cardui I told her I had not and she bought a bottle I believe that it saved my life I believe many women could save much Buffering if they but knew of its value Dont you want freedom from pain Take Wine of Cardui and make one supreme effort to be well You do not need to be a weak helpless sufferer You can have a womans health and do a womans work in life Why not secure a bottle of Wine of Cardui from your druggist to dayMHNBCHRDIII Miss Manda Willoughby has re turned home from her stay with leer uncle at Olay Olay W H Poynter was hero one day lust week and bough some lumber from L G Wills Mr Charlie Ringo of Cornwoll passed hero last Saturday with his brotherinlaw S J Miller Millard Osborn of Madison county was hero Sunday He has been visiting on North Fork the past week He left for home Sat urday accompanied by his sister Miss Millie who will spend sev eral weeks with him- Furnace Most of our sick are improving r A Mr Edward Howell and family have moved to Vinton Mrs Lilly Lyle visited her sis ter Mrs Alma Howell Saturday We have been having nice weather and farm work has be gun Roscoe 0 Newkirk bought of Weeden Tipton one heifer for 15Mr J W Newkirk went to Oobb Hill Wednesday on business Wallace Barnes bought of G D Howell 87 acres of land for 32500 Mr Atch Howell visited his brother Mr Grandon Howell SaturdayMisses Minnie Lyle Alma and Norvel Shouse and Mesdames Olem Abney and Jesse Abney are on the sick list this week Mr and Mrs G D Howell and children Mrs Lilly Lyle and children and Mr John Shouse visited Mr J W Newkirk and family Sunday DarIingsville Little Pete and Edgar Wells are sick with measles MissFlorence Wood who has measles is improving i Ernest Barnes went to Win hcester last week on business Mr Jim Vaughn of Vienna was visiting relatives here last week Olaude Todd who took sick in Clark county with measles is im provingMr Todds family who have been down with measles are improving The infant child of Mr and Mrs Nick Burgher is very sick at this writing Mr John Myers of Hog Creek visited Goo Wells and family from Saturday until Monday Mrs Cash Wood of Spout Spring is visiting her daughter Mrs John Smothers this week Ernest Barnes Everettand Ida Wells of this place attended the candy party at FredTiptons Fri day night West Bend T G Marshall is on tho sick list Mrs C L Mackey is visiting in WinchesterMiss Hensley is slowly improving in health Letcher Dalton bought a cow and calf of T B Waie Picket Golden of Dodge visited friends hero last week Mrs Amanda Case is visiting her sister hero this week Mrs Young and son Charlie are visiting on Hog creek 0 Mrs S B Everman has been very sick but ismliOhbetter j The pastor being away we had no eevices here Sunday L M Everman is at Indian Fields working for Bolt Everman Miss Madge Welch of Rosslyn visited friends hero this week Dr Lockhart of Kidduille was here this week tosee the sick Claude Ra born of Kiddvillo was here Saturday on business Rev D P Ware of Clark coun ty was here this week on business Edward Hinds visited his mother at Kiddvillo Saturday night and Sunday Mr and Mrs Harvey Couch have returned homo after several months visit to her parents at Waynesburg Ky Mrs Annie Centers has returned to her homo at Cap Hill after a pleasant visit to her daughter Mrs Dora Berry at this placo Snow CreekIMiss Besso ed friends here last week Charles Wood purchased of Noah Rose one mare for 90 Thos Vivionmado a business trip to Olay City Saturday This place was well represent ed at Winchester court last Mon dayW E Heflin purchased of Five Lion Heads I cut Lion Coffee and cent stamp entitle you in addition regular free one vote in either lricounknown Ed Warmoutli and John Scholl of Olay City were hereon busi ness last week flKiddvillehere this week Miss Sallio Crow was the of Miss Eva Orsborne from Fri day until Sunday Mrs HcOomas and sister of Lexington visited their brother Jack Parker several days last weekA Miss Grow of near Winches Ridgeburialof measles Mrs Polly Niblack is with her sister Mrs Babe Todd of near Red whoso family is down wit lmensles Thomas Ogden and little son Chester visited his daughter Mrs Nora Boone of Pilot View several days last week Robert Auldridge of the K W College at Winchester visit ed his parents here several days the latter part of the week The office at Log Lick has been moved to W R Matherlys he being appointed post master and took charge of same the first of April Get Webb the optician fit your glasses for you of WORLDS FAIR CONTEST Chlcaeo attendance received Woolson estimate Second PHIZES TOTAL therJErbERSON ROUTE flab Your Trip ST LOUIS ROUNDTRIP RATES LOUISVILLE ACCOUNT THE WORLDS SEASON TICKETS 1300 Sold Daily April December 1904 DAY TICKETS 1100 Sold Daily April Limit days TKK DAY TICKETS 1000 Sold Daily April 25 Limit days including date sale SPECIAL COACU EXCNS 8700 Dates Sale be announced later Ltmit6 days including date sale Couch Excursion Tickets are good Sleeping neither bo good for checking Baggage COnFORT SERVICE TICKET READS POPULAR ROUTB YOU ARE CERTAINLY WELL FORTIFIED US GEO Passr Agt EM WOMACK Passr Agt IRWIN General Passr LOUISVILLE atxaeislTrc 5000000fash GiV9n Ay Users LION COFFEESWe are going more liberal than ever T04 users of Lion Coffee Not only will the LionHeads cut from the packages be good heretofore for the valuable premiums we have always given our customers but In Addition the R gular Free Premiums the same LionHeads will entitle you estimates 5000000 Grand Prize Conteate which will make some our patrous rich men and women You send as many estimates as desired There be TWO CREAT CONTESTS TotalVote4000000 and make it still moro interesting addition this amount will give a II Grand First Prize S590lfjO from Packages a j to the premiums I to contest guest Bridge post to hetwoJ we a What will the total July 4th attendance at the St Louts World Fair July 4 the was 283273 nearest correct estimates In Spice Com panys office Toledo on or before 30tn we Rive first prize for the nearest correct second prize to the next nearest etc as follows 1 First Prise 82f300OO 1 Prise 100000 2 PrtsMs0oooo ash 100000 1000001O20 Prises 6000 100000BO Prizes 2000 100000 aeoooo18QO2139 I20OOOOO 11 Get it on to FROM ON OP FAIR Commencing 25 Limit SIXTY Commencing 25 GO Commencing 10 of r to of not in will they the of FOR FOR YOUR OVER TUE HBNDBKSON ASK L GARnETTTrav City L Agt KY to of to be in to as to to la our of can in will on to iu to be At 1893 For Ohio June 1904 will etc 15 IF J to the one who is nearest correct on both contests and thus your estimates have two I Iopportunities winningabig cash prize Ivoteevery Lion Coffee Package l The 2 cent stamp covers the expense of our acknowledgment to ItlmatelsPRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST What will be the total Popular Vote east for President votes for an candidates combined at the election November 819041 la 1900 election 139S96S3 people voted for President For nearest cor rect estimates received In Woolson Spice Co omceToledo O on or before Nov 5 will first prise for the nearest cor fact osUmalejlI oDd prize to thoDutllUrettctcoUoW1 1 82500001 Second 100000 a Ir1anl 00006 each i 100000 5 Prise 20000 100000 10 Prises 10000 r 100000 20 Prises oooo 100000BO Prises 2000 100000 250 Prizes 1000 3 OOOOO 180O Prises COO 000000 21OPSIEE TOTAL I2OOOOOO 4279 PRIZES 4279Dlstr- lbutid to KM rMbH agcri atIng S4i 00000hi mUltta to whlibwi skill flvt 1001 1 te Br cmCltrt 1lrlllIIrs In LION COFFEE uses MiklNg frsliid total si =000000 COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE O- FSLION CCFFESWOOLSON SPICE CO CONTEST DEPT TOLEDO OHIO 1i 4 f O