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Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.): n. Thursday, February 22, 1906. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images J.E. Burgher, Clay City, Ky. 1906 cla1906022201 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, February 22, 1906. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). J.E. Burgher, Clay City, 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. t 1 r THE CLAY 4t CITY TIMESff H 1 t r- I 50 Cents i a Year in Advance We arc here to help Clay City the Surrounding Country and Ourselves I E Burgher Publisher VOTJX CLAY CITY KY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 22 1906 NO 8 Deathof A T Smethers Augustus T Smothers died at his home Mondny with pneumo fin His illness was of very brief duration he having worked in this city until Thursday noon the week before ho died Burial Wednes 4 day at Powells Valley funeral services conducted by Elder Al Bert Eeater Deceased was fortysix years old and leaves a wife and six chil dren Ho was a sober hosest and industrious citizen OFFICKUS M H COURTNEY President CHAS SCOTT Vice Pres A T WIIITT Cashier Flooring Varandas Pickets Stairways Shingles Fronts Junior Order American Mechanics will have a speaking dt public school building afternoon at about 2 oclock school presented with a flag A1 Fain of Lexington II D Hurdiu of speakers BrodheadOarrottCmpanyare running their mill across river quite steadily that they have recently pure 23500 worth of timber in mountains they expected to continue such operation time to ESTABLISHED Clay City National Bank Clay City Kentucky CAPITAL 85000000 SURPLUS 7000 OQI DJItECTOIlS I- M II CHARLES SCOTT- J F COX J D T WIIITT General Bunking Business transacted liberal accommodations be extended as is consistent with I IA banking methods YOUR BUSINESS SOLWITEDI SHIMFESSELS Clay Citys Leading Store where have been dealing for the past ty years with results is in the field with the usual LARGE STOCKo- f General Merchandise selling to Best People Best Quality of Goods at the Prices This means a saving of Many Dollars in a Little While Seasonable GOAds At Cost- Am now closing out COST a y of Summer Dress Goods Millinery In all Summer Goods are included These goods though seasonable now must be to make for our New Stock is a chance for if need of these goods School Books Full Line of newly Adopted School Books andother School Requisites kept always on hand Telephone 38 Goods delivered to oil parts of city SHIMFESSELS RGblt NEE MFG- Winchester Co ICy We Manufacture Sash doors Ceiling Blinds Weatherboarding and Etcr Store The the this and the will be Ky and ton Ky will be the big the and t more the may be for some come 1890 COURTNEY ATKINSON- A will The store you twen the most Satisfactory still the the Best AT nice and Etc fact sold room Fall This you you any the the hd We are Headquarters for Building Paper Felt Roofing FlintoidRoofiing and Etc Send us Your estimates Prompt Shipment r i f r- 34k l ilo t 1i I t i i a Ahtft iO tiisj IK 1 Ji 1 i ra 0 I J 0 JhI 0 tt Ji I fJa t X i t+ 0 I 1- I t f rl fY 10 jt Jrr 1t1 1 t l pJ It t1 V fFr J A K j1t rI i1 b tV I Iof House Burned The house occupied by J F Webb was totally destroyed by fire in this city about 9 oclock Friday morning The flames took from a defective flue Many of the contents were gotten out but the loss is still considerable The building belonged to a Mrs Jones of Newport Ky and we are not informed as to whether it was insured or not The contents were insured in Whitts agency of this city for 300 and he in forms us that this is his first loss since ho lips been writing fire insurance from his oflice in Clay City Mr Webb has moved into the adjoining house which has since the fire been made vacant by Mrs r H Terry the former oc cupant moving to Lexington Mr Webb has the sympathy of many friendsin his loss fM HOMe JlagazlRe Sale Valuable Property The Estill Springs property leading summer resort of Ken tucky was at Commission ers sale last court day at Irvine and was bid in by W R Thomas at 1800000 Mr Thomas has Read These Prices Mens Heavy Fleeced Underwear per suit8 cts Womens Heavy Fleeced Un derwear per suit 50 Best calico mercerized per yd Cakes Brown Soap 25 Loaf Sugar per Ib Ohildrnns Union Suits 25 50ct Embroidered Linen HandkerchLf 80 Wine of Oardui per bottle 00 Lydia Pinkhams Compound 00 Nutmegs 10 for J B Eaton R MAILED 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several weeks The low stage of the river this winter is something very unusual as it generally at this season of the year is fully half the time or more Herman was the guest of his B Iloskiu near Mt Sterling this week Geo M ftoopoy has returned from Miss where he has been for several monthstlooking after some tember inter ests for Day Bros John son has also returned from Mis sissippi ilL t i i t iSIGN THE COUPON BELOW AT ONCE lOur Extra Ordinary Offer I Farm and Home Sentinel IIAgricultural Epitomistr= WILL BE EACH MONTH ONE YEAR FOR ONLY 25 CENTS Sentinel establisthedp1 o departmentdiscussingof is D semimonthly Valley Magazine on on Foroll75c nagazlRe- AgrlclturalEpitollllat r It r a J At A magazine 1rJDignams three colors printed on heavy paper full of in Ill teresting stories for every member of the house hold contains articles on art music literature land beautiful pictures galore Published monthly Agricultural Epitomist The Agricultural Epitomist enjoys the distinr tion of being 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both in your ly newspaper and the magazine you take into your home you should appreciate this oiler si File Farm The cents II7t 11 up men not the Just Fill Out Thii Coupon Plainly aid Send It Direct To The Clay City Times fd III THE CLAY CLTY TIMESI Clay under lovely Hoskin uncle home Howard Shelton world tribute people TIMES IDate190Please send the Clay City TIMES to mo for twelve months for which I Enclose 75 cents with the understanding that I am to receive one years subscription to The Farm and Home Sentinel Dignams Magaiine The Valley Magazino and The Agricultural Epitomist Are you a now or old subscriber Name Commence delivery Address This Offer Kay B Withdrawn at Any Time So Act at Once f t I t- I t r 1 2 SPOUT SPRING Elder George W Mclntosh went to Irvine Friday olin busi ness mission 4 John Spry formerly of this place has moved from Wat seka Illinois to some point in Texas Isaac Barnett has returned to Normal Illinois after a three weeks stnyvithlux parents Mr and Mrs A J Barnett near here D McKinney J W McKin ney J II Dawson and several others front Olark county t attended Allen Orsbornes sale near this place on last Thurs day Douglas Crow will harea sale at his residence near thspace Wednesday February 28th hud dispose of allof Ins personal property He is thinking of moving to Indiana to reside in future Elder Geor o W 11 cIntosli bought of DfeKinneyand Ware last week six nice long yearling steers at seventeen dollars per head Mr McIntosh desires to buy some moro cattle of like descriptionMiss Kerr daughterof John D Kerr of this place and G 0 Palmer of Clark counteromarried at the Clerks o ico in Winchester on Tuesday i February Otli Congrat ulations extended Marion McKinney of Lexing ton was hero Wednesday He will move to this place in the next few days and start a black smith shop This is a good stand for such business and wo pre dict for him success in the venture r Allen Orsborne has abandoned his intntion of moving to Mis souri but instead will buy or rent a farin in Olark county Winchestelpurchased Mr Orsbornes farms will rout them out for n year or two and then move to thorn to reside His timber interests i in Leo county Y will require they grcL uritvi iuo timu for pos sibly acgteof years yet The sale at Allen Orsbornes near herePfiist Thursday was very well attended and the bidding was generally liberal niSr ailIIs bringing about their real worth The two farms were sold to John W Dawson formerly a njerchant of this place but now of Heidel berg Leo county for 2900 A pairof moles were sold to J W McKinney of Olark Courf i ty for 200 00 Corn in the crib brought 215 per barrel t The horses wore taken down and npt sold because the bids wero too low NOTICE I I will be asl iny studio every- dayi that it is possible to make pictures preprarod to turn out a nice line of photographs My terms are strictly CASH when tire negative is made and in the futureitller J will be no doviation from this rule J W HENRY Ignorance lovesi to Wear borrowed plumes and sit in thd same pew with wisdjom iiStrayed Cow I gtofJeft nulyYClay Feb 5th condition and giving about gallonsof milk per day when she left50Q re wird for her ret1rn to me or for 1114 fprmation leadingtSKefrecovery I CAS Bnusii I i tin e t aY 1 I THE TIMES H hhJOBUSHBO KVEUY TIIO11SDAY h J E IJurrjhcr Publisher Sn seri tion Rates 50 Centsper year ini vance otherwise 75 Ccnls 4 Entered as secondclnss mail matter Thursday February 22 1900 Iv CLUB RATE For the convenience of our sub scribers we have arranged clubrates with the following papers at prices below mentioned The TIMES and CourierJournal 100 Cincinnati Enquirer 110 Louisville Commercial 76I tt Home and Farm 75 OUR DIG CLUBBING OFFER By special arrangement with the Southern Agriculturist the popular semimonthly farm paper of Nashville Team we are able to give our readers the advantage of a clubbing offer which wo boo lieve is the most liberal ever made by any newspaper in the South In the first place tar will send the TCMKS and Southern Agricul turist a whole year to any new or old subscriber who pays us 50c This great semi monthly farm paper goes twice every month in to 50000 southern homes and the reguhtr price is SO cents a year It is edited by southern men and women to suit southern condi tions and is just what our farmers need It answers freoof charge any question a subscriber may ask and its advice is given in a plain practical tray which any farmer can understand All departments of farm life are covered including delightful home and childrens pages Sample I copies free at our office A Family Mix Up This always seemed to me a- very funny story I married a widow who had a grownup laughter My father vis ited us often fell in love with my stepdaughter and married her Thus he became my soninlaw HIt lily stepdaughter became mv mother because she was my fa thers w fo Soon after this my wife gave birth to a son which of course was my fathers sonin law and my uncle for he was the brother of my stepmother My fa thers wife also became the moth 3rofasonHewas of course my brother and also my grandchild for he was the son of my wifes daughter Accordingly my wife was my grandmother because she was my Mothers mother I was my wifes husband and grandchild at once and as the husband of a persons grandmother is hid grandfather I became my own grandfiitherrExchange At RochesterIntln man dig ging a well twelve feet below thin surface came upon a stratum of ice nine feet thick In the ice ho found a frog which upon being unwed out by the fire hopped a way In our opinion Gov Han lei cannot top quickly get an in spector for that kind of Indiana whiskey Richmond paper prints a picture of a woman who has cooked for one Virginia family for31- IYQarsThis1830 years and H montHsllonger than they usually f stay Frame that picture Five years imprisonment forI Healing nine cents was the ence imposodrecentlyaTpohtwo heiiat Binghamton N Y Tiud r I + r f 1 the proportionate eentenco vfor stealing a Dr Wiley says that bottled whisker is the puly safe ldnd- Correct o viuskoy ever works harm until the cork has beeirpul led 0 I311 41ftclltliroploted before the ditch through the Panama canal 1 Allegheny has been forcibly U nexed to and is no win a position to appreciate the feel iiigs of Arizona i j1 Deafness Cannot be Cured l- by local applications an they r un not reach tho diseased portion of thb ear There in only one way to cute deafness and that is by cons etitutionnl remedies Deafness is caused by an mtiauied condition of the mucous pining oftho Eustncliiaiv Dube11TIien tliis tubeis iniluined you hue a rumbling sound or im perfect hetringwhen it is en tirely closed Deafness is tho result and unless the iollutaluatiou can be taken out and this tube restored to itQ norri l nI II lnirng will bo destroy ca turever nine cases out often are augefl by Catarrh which is nothing but an indnmecl conch tion of till nmcouc surfaces We will give Onri Hundred Dol lars for any case of Deafnees caus ed by icatarrh thatvCinnot be cur ed by Hun n cutarrli uure Send for curuulura free I F J CJIKNKY t Co i Teloilo 0 Sold by dniggists 75 Takit ilullb l amity iiils for con stipationtt 2 3 Gratitude is the thing you feel when you hope that some more of the same agreeable kind is Doming r Has it Occurred To you whylSo niaiiy VlieiU Halted foKls have chnio and gun Lack of quality of ccjurse The riuhnessthatis disUnvtlvely noticeable in Cream Crisp rives It u taste quality un equal i id efatgrowing bumneSH I I Start now and get full value for your dime Ask your Gro cpr and accept no substitutes THE l1 GnmAr 1 of Ma xt1VCproduces the above nlultlln 30 dtyi It ud aulcklr Curl wbia Ml oherdatL their leN mUbood aDd old lieu LotS Vitality ImpotenovtUghtly Kraliiloaa Goat Power Ftillng Htmorr WMtlcc oiieuefand n ttrecte ot IOUatlUlS orercc sAdtadlecnUoe4 nbleti unlit one for tody bnilniM or ntrrl tit It cot only cunt by nUrtlng itthe wat oc dleewrut Itorlnr the tire of youth Itward oar lnuntty and ConMaipUon loiltt on batlag BEVIVo B4 other Tt can ba carried in Tett pocket 8y mill the money Book and adrlie Address EOYAL MEDICINE CO kwREVIVORESTORES VITACITI Made a- WellMan etlp- owertulu jrauovmenwinnftin etlaqBETIQO bringIns wkkaNYttrewritten mulldlagcncAoo Fu SZttlN f Icnn City Ky By B Litt epage Son jIo t f 1 r- i a v v w e p 1fir4M f I BI I ESI FOR U a t lW aItItJ f hotJ tr t t fSJJAfewGloaks 1 duped Prices IIlm Odds and Ends in Mens Winter Weighta i y Underwear 50c values at 25c 10Mens HATS Blacks Grays 1 25 I r50vailuesatLOD i S r Ladies Hats at Greatly Reduced Prices IA Few Odds and Ends in Mens Wo L t If Mans Shoes at Very Low Prices jf- I r I 35 Mens Suits priced 3 50 to 10 00 1 m 1willgo at 2 50 to 750E= i Big Values0 RSSJI W thLiiiiTIr f ii lii fI r 11 I jtO The Whitest White Cake TheLightest Light oils And Flakiest Biscuit t Art 1nde 0V heat Yon Ute Pearl and Bakers Pride tFlour1 1 Take No Other Every Sack Guaranteed MANUFACTURED BY J A CAIN VERSAILLES KY i Sold by our Leading Merchants 1 ++ 4+ ++ H +++ ++ + +++ 3 XNSUUE VVIXM loio t LY0NTi SONL + I t r- sN Thc Leutllltr YuH1nnuoc Ageutsq ot Lttr+ torn Iteiituolc v 50 10 Over 260060 0601e t Represented t+ Every one who knows anything about insurance know 4 they are leaders in this line i of ++ ++++ +++ r+ ++++++4 + +4 g 3 ++++++ u J H poLKA ooTCANS 1I13lNr8hIt ImDortanlMeIIorandulD r = =wNgINN+ + INM INta01M 1eW1iNINWIN N iN NrN NNr wY 1weYMtaa =n h IrTIN4e1pr IU M4 put J IlepoW I A mill inveumeni In paint iddi gieiilvto the valuend bony ol jfonr prope1lAd mikei i rood neiehbe miking good neighborhood P oar o the bon intenmmuand piyi bug return in Improvc v ue a living oot in eipenu r 3Bmwhet you piint buy only M V Theiei one IndlpuoablertdSOIt why It rcuon every honest pnnterwill acknowledge t- t ThtOil it the LIf of Paint and Ihe sore vnriotn good to it rtih r readylofor eyerjr good reiton we know t t B Llttlepage u n rKI rlOC MNIeCOMPAIIY f t IiIiI 40 CLAY CITYtlawe1 Izrr a t Jlfiff S 5 V lkjFr L Ia p t- 0ea I a 1i THE TIMES 4 j J AN ALL HOMEMADE PAPER THURSDAY FFB 22 1000 I IJOOAfJBREVITIES Mr and Mrs Oscar Mackey was ii Mt Sterling Tuesday on busi HCSS S 11 Mapel bought a good sad dle horseat Irvine last court for Hn OOIPostmaster W G Patrick was over from Kimbrell yesterday r transacting business J F Cox formerly cashier of the Olay City National Bunk is I in the city this week McKinney and Ware bought t and sold forty head of cattle at Mt Sterling Monday Today is Washingtons birth day and the same will be ob served by the bank and post oflico t Fred Smethers of Indiana was summoned hero to attend the funeral of his brother A T Smetliers Oscar Mackey will have a sale Tuesday March 20 and sell all I of his personal property For particulars see hand bills Several Powell county farmers 1 Jwerein attendance at Mt Ster ling court Monday and bought t or sold some kind of stock This is the season for sales and emigration to Western countries I Before you sellout toleave Kent J tacky you had better think twice before you move once J 41 We Acknowledge receipt of 1 J1 on subscription from W R Shim I fessel Independence Mo and I 76 cents from Mrs Mary E Wal i ters of Bloomington Ill I 00Butler Rose and Miss Alice Rose of this city wore married l by Squire DD Potts The bride is the fifteenyearold laughter IufJohn Rose living near here I Miss Besse Benton daughter I of Butler and Fannie Benton of Estill county is visiting at Elder A Easters this week Elder Easter is the uncle of Miss Ben ton Best Dress Gingham per yd Sty Corset Cover Embroidery per I yard 281- Just received the largest and most a Complete Line of Laces and Em brideries from 5jf to 35 Black and White Silk Medallions 5y to 25f Goods delivered to all parts of I the city J B EATON A P Johnson and family returned Saturday from Franklin county Va where they hays en joyed a pleasant several days vis it to his parents and other rela II twos We will advance the price on Calico to 6 cents a yard on the first day of February next Mrs J W Williams Clay City Ky Douglas Grow was in town Sat- urdayf and had sale bills printed t He will sell all of his personal Vproperty at his residence Wednesday Feb 28 For particulars h see hand bills 0 TOCUREACOLDIN ONE DAY like LAXATIVE BROMO Qui nine Tablets Druggisterefund mon If it tails to cure 7 E Wb t GROVES 811iatureisiJri eaelitbox ff 25C r f r MF IPro ve- p I Rr A Smothers of Millers Greek attended the funeraland burial of his brother Gus Smoth era at Powells Valley yester dayOur combination subscription offerfive pppers for 75 cents is catching fast and our list is growing Dont forget to send in your subscription while the offer holds good Mrs Bellis wife of Wm Bel lis Sr died in this city and was buried Saturday in the cemetery Deseased was about eighty years old and had been a sufferer from heart trouble for several years The Franklin Entertainment Company gave an entertainment at the Methodist Ohurch last night with moving picture ma chine The affair was under the auspices of the Ladies Home Mission Society Farm For Sale 100 acres more or less four miles from Levee Kynnder good fence and general repair The same has on it a good G room dwelling good barn and out buildings 3 goodorchards with a variety of fruits JOHN McPHERsoN Levee Ky S M Mapel was over at Mill ers Greek looking after his store and timber business there It will be remembered that Mr Ma pel bought the Dr Marcum store last fall Charlie Mapel is man aging his fathers business over there Frightfully Burned Chas W Moore a machinist of Ford City Pa had his hand fright fully burnen in an electrical furnace Ho applied Bucklens Arnica Salve with the usualresult Ita quick and perfect cure Greatest healer on earth for Burns Wounds Sores Eczema and Piles 25o at Swann Day Lumber Cos store Big Fire The Independence Mercantile Companys store of Independ ence Mo was burned entailing a loss of 2400000 with 17000 00 insurance W R Shimfessel formerly of this city and a broth er to 0 Shimfessel was manager and a large stockholder in the concern The fire originated from the furnace in a grocery store ad joining which was also burned The business of Mr Shimfessels concern was resumed at once The Yellow Fever Germ has recently been discovered It bears a close resemblance to the malaria germ To free the system from disease germs the most effect ive remedy is Dr Kings New Life Pills Guaranteed to cure all dis eases tltfe to malaria poison and con stipation 25e at SwannDay Lum ber Gos store CLEARANCE SALE Cloaks Skirts Hats Millinery Goods Mrs J W Williams Clay City Ky John W Henry has been engaged by the F B Mills mam moth seed house of Rose Hill New York to represent them in this county He will soon have a nice supply of pretty cata logues for free distribution to farmers and gardeners of Powell and djoiningcounties If you want to always be oij time keep your watch 4n good repair See Webb It pays to be polite provided it is not carried to the line of ob sequiousness Dont miss the Silk Sale atMr J W Williams i I t IJIIj n f IISTEIEIsll II you are riming al Make your the STEVENS S ARMS hue HONORS for AC i YOU SHOOT raelptotsatataaprlseIHEN Pistols a sln tamps ales Catalog luablbookotecrer I I tot present and I shooters Beautiful threecolor Aluminum Hanger will be forwarded for xo cents in stamps J Stevens Arms Tool Coij PO Box 4098 CHICOPKK TAILS MASS UsA Now a Sailor Boy Glint Henry who left here two years ago and went to live with his father Dan Henry at Louisville has since enlisted in the U S Navy and is now stationed at Norfolk Va Glint is a bright boy and we bespeak for him an early promotion A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES Itching Blind Bleeding Protrud ing Piles Druggists are authorized to refund money if PAZO OINT MENT fails to cure in 6 to 14 days 50c In this issue G W Anderson Jr advertises for all the poultry eggs and etc you may have and for the same will pay the high est market price in cash Luckiest Man In Arkansas Im the luckiest man in Arkansas writes H L Stanley of Bru noHsiDce the reFtoaation of my wifes health after five years of con tinuouscoughing and bleeding from the lungs and I owe my good for tune to the worlds greatest medi cine Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption which I know from experience will cure consumption if taken in time My wife improv ed with first bottle and twelve bottles completed the cure Cures the worst coughs and colds or money refunded At SwannDay Lumber Gos store 60o and SI 00 Trial bottle free Dont forget our big offer on first pagefive good papers for 75 cents Every subscriber should ticcept this proposition But re member this offer is to encourage cash subscriptions so to se cure the papers at this rate the 75 cents must accompany the or der provided however if you have already paid in advance for the TIMKS you can get the othe addi1Honal Nowadays every callow and affected young girl wants to study art Simplicitys what she ought to study if she but knew it A Healing Gospel The Rev J C Warren pastor of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Ga says of Electric Bitters Its a Godsend to mankind It cured me of lame back stiff joints and complete physical collapse I was so weak it took me half an hour to walk a mile Two bottles of Elec trio Bitters have made me so strong I have just walked three miles in 50 minutes and feel like walking three more Its made u new han of me Greatest remedy for weakness and and all Stomach Liver and Kid 111rantes at SwannDay LumberCos store Price 500 I A I- j p f klFa Startling FactsI A E1 BARNETT i SON Set the Pace and Hold the Lead With our Mammoth Store filled from bottom to topwith 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 l uaper 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 are Swapping your 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 Black Creek Lime Works R S NOEL Proprietor CLAY CITY KY Unslackend Lime in any quanti ty Will sell to dealer or consumer at Lowest Prices Will deliver at Clay City or sell at the kilns UW Lime G5 cents per barrel at the kilns or 75 cents delivered at Clay City H F Hileixmeyer Sons Blue GrassNurseries LEXINGTON KY Offer for the Fall of 1005 a full stock of Fruit and Ornamental trees Grape vines Asparagus Small Fruits Rhubarb Shrubs etc We employ no Agents but sell direct to the planter Farm For Sale Farm of 41 acres one mile from Clay City Good dwelling and out buildings two never failing springs Price 8600 one half cash This is a snap that will soon be taken up J E BURGHER Town Property for Sale Two cottages on Seventh ave with seven lots back of Presbyteri an church Will be sold at a bar gain M Bailey There is nothing more provoking than an incorect time piece If you have a watch or clock of this kind take it to Webb Clay Citys Jew eler and silver smith and let him fix hAll work guaranteed v I THE Winchester Bank INCORPORATED N H WiTHEusrooN Pres Capital Stock 200000 Surplus 20030 We solicit the accounts of individ gals firms and corporations 848 M BAILEY Merchant and Cu- stomMILLER CLAY CITY KY Custom work six days in the we Fresh Ground Bolted Meal always on hand Grinds for onesixth toll I Clay City Hotel J H EArawr Prope Table supplied with the best the markert affoids Everything neat and clean Rates l50perday IEXPERIENCE IMAM MAlIKIsending a sketeh and duertlllion ilia Qntol1 ueertalQ oar Opinion tne whetber aD Invention IS probably Vommuntaa r reeUlddeeet eWMPatents taken i wo wIthout aborts tatte SdtIUIICRlltrkal-A bUt4lomel tttIetnt84 hugestekteulattOQ Of anlcleDtUl Oou months41 11014 by netrsdMealer iarlfCG Elltlt d96fttwubltgtotAA i Y I 0 fA J r eo t ffI j 1 1 A Painless Cure ofCurable Pain Never resign yourself to suffer pain Womens pains are curable They are the of dangerous conditions of the female organs which should be promptly attended to or dangerous results will follow e TAREWine IT COMES TO WOMANS RELIEF whenever she suffers from any of womans biting and weakening pains It not only compels the pains to stop but it follows up and drives out the cause of the pains which prevents them from coming back It makes you welt Try It Soldeverywhere in 100 bottles WRITE US A LETTER freely and frankly In strictest confid ence telling us all your symptoms and troubles We will send free advice In plain sealed envelope how to curt them Address Ladies Advisory Dept Thi Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn Jeffersonville Miss Nuiiiiiu Martin hits pneu monia but is improving Mrs Fannie Tanner got a severe fell and is suffering very muchMiss Lucy Groomes daughter of James Groomes died Wednes day night of consumption Miss Laura Wilson is very sick with pneumonia at the hone of her grandfather W A Tanner Messrs Tom and Lambart Mar tin will return hpthe Friday at Alexander Ill They will be greatly missed by their many friends 1 Sams Santa is coaling to the front in horse trading Sail Curtis sold a horse to W M lisle for70 Ben Mobily traded a horse to Torn Olern for a calf and 5 Several from here attended the sale of Allen Orsborne Thursday- D N Witt sold to Dillard McKinney of Clark county one cow for 00 Mrs J W Tuttle visited her parents her parents hero Satur day night and Sunday- L B McIntosh arid Dan Blan ton went to Mt Sterling Monday and sold two horses Norris d lisle of Madison county were here Friday buying cattle They bought a cow of J W Elkin for 2750i I PROFESSIONAL CARD- Swwwrrwwwnrwwwwnwrwwwwwwn Dr Bertram Smith f Resident Dentist CLAY CITY KENTUCKY I Office up Ulrs In the Central Mote Any where an experienced Practitioner may be foun r day and night prepared to eaecuteall kind 0 high grad work known to modern Dentistry R A IRVIN M D f PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON CLAY CITY KY B LlTTLEPAQE MD PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OLY OITV KYf a B R SMITH MDe PHYSICIAN AND 8UROEON CLAY CITY KY y t- Y r- y ir nf YiFJr 4 r + WITHOUT A PAIN PoplarDluff1I0although before taking CARDUI two doctors had done me no good I can truthfully say I was cured by Cardul I want every suffering lady to know of this wcnderful medicine Kimbrell Salem furtie soM an aged horse to Mr Hisle for 70 Born to William Clem and wife Sunday Feb 18th a girl J D Puckett sold some two yearold steers to H G Witt at 4 cents per pound Daniel Blanton sold six head of steers to W M lisle of College Hill for 10750 B F Wright and Lloyd Todd of Spout Spring wero here last Tuesday on business L B McIntosh Daniel Blan ton and Will Duggins attended Mt Sterling court last Monday Uncle Jack Stevens is very sick and Mrs Stevens is also quite sick with pneumonia lover Rev Geo D Prentiss preach ed at Jafcksons Chapel last Sun day morning Subject Jesus the lighe of the world North Bend Ewen Bros are about through cutting logs- William Ewen of Stanton wtis here Saturday Mrs William Conlee is quite sick at this writing Pink Welch and Willie Ewen were at Stanton Saturday R B Smith cut a bee tree and obtained forty lbs of honey William Ewen sold his farm to Wingate Anderson for 1500 Thos Welch bought a mare from James Engle Price pri vateThos Welch sold his fine sad dle horse to Robert Blackburn for 125 Miss Clemmio Henderson en tered Stanton Graded School Monday John Mansfield left for home after spending several days with friends here Grover and Everett Anderson are cutting a lot of timber for William Ewen North Bend is an uptodate neighborhood one barbershop and one blacksmith shop Fair Play Genet Mrs Mollie Reed who has been very ill is recovering Robert Martin bought a horse of Albert Morton for80 RaiUlnl Hanks bought 4 head y or1ir r i tel If of sheep ofJKMartin rlll Misses Chloe and Mildred Smith are visitinginiOiark comity this week i G A Orabtree who has been on the puny list for several weeks js slowly improving Several of tlieJiinior8pf this place will attend the flag raising at Clay City Feb 22 Miss Kate Stevenson is visiting her grandma Wills at Pilot View Clark county this week Dillard Smyth sold a horse one day lust week to Win Rogers of Estill county for f85 cash W W Stevenson and wife and Dow Richardson went Wednes day to Blue Lick Springs to hold meeting over Sunday Easter Ewen and Welch timber men of Stanton was in this neighborhood last weekand bought several boundaries of timber 1 We are agents for the famous Queen Quality shoes for women and are showing a nice as sortment of styles in them Mrs J W Williams Clay City Ky 0 Hot Time in the Dental Office Wednesday night Dr Bert Smith was vulcanizing teeth In a Whitney vulcanizer which had been tested to 400 degrees steam pressure When the gauge showed 320 degrees the screw cap which holds the blow oil valve began leaking and grabbing a wrench to tighten the cap he leaned over the vulcanizer that in stance the cap blow out and hit the wrench knocking it to the ceiling The steam with 320 degrees of pres Wanted Wanted Your Roosters Hens Ducks Geese Turkeys Eggs etc for which I will pay highest cash prices GEOW ANDERSON JR Clay City Ky a IiiYou 11 I I are struck him full in thobreast and threw him over u chair and landed him on his head Although stunned hy the full tie hot water soon caus ed some lively movements Slight burns and bruises wns the extent of the damage Notice to HUIUO- All persons are hereby notified to not hunt or tresspncs an any lands belonging to the undersigned H B HUTSON Other names will be added to this list for 50 cents eac- hHENRY WATTERSONS PAPER The Vek1y CourierJournal And THE TIMES Both one year for only One DollarFe- w people in the United States have not heard of the Couriernal Democratic iu all things fair in all things clean In all things it is essentially a family paper By a special arrangement we are enabled to offer the EEKIY COURIER JOURNAL one year and this pa per for the price named above Send your subscription for the combina tion to usnot to the CouriIr Jour nnl FEELING LIVERISH I this ITAKE A Gentle laxative And Appetizer A Democrat Or if You are not You will want to read Bryans Commoner ON MARCH 17 The Commoner announced the Prima ry Pledge organization plan This plan provides for Democrats to sign a pledge binding themselves to attend all primaries of their party between now and the national cam paign of 1008 It is a practical method for the organiza tion of the party by time rank and file in order that it may prove true to its hime and be the efficient servant of the people in the establishment of reform A little investiga tion will convince you that the Commoner has hit upon u feasible and effective method of persuading Democrats to participate in the councils of their party These pledges are pouring into the Commoner office by the thousands where they are carefully filed by state county and voting precinct- If the same interest manifested in this work during the past four months is maintained during the next two years the total membership will exceed fourmillion Democratic votern The Commoner is issued weekly subscription 1 ayenr By special arrangements for a short time only we offer the Clay City Times and The Commoner oUua h1 frtl 10 Address all orders to THB TIMES Clay GIfy Ky Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TaMb- iweI IKt SMM Y SStl3 r I L TIIII til tn- I f I 1 4 1a Mtj ir a r6- w n 1 my xr a 1K1ia J o i b ji The Hagan Gas or Gasoline Engine i a The Best the Simplest the most I reliable the mo t Durable mutk Write today for particulars We also handle It full line of Belting Hose Pipe Pipe Fittings and GENERAL SUPPLIESlRepair Work a Specialty THE HAGAN Y Gas Engine Mfg Co WINCHESTER KY and TRADEMARKS promptly obtained la 11 countries or no tWe obtain PATENTS THAT PAY a4nrtlMthemtboIOOIIWr ateore- ryeneq and you to raccen Send model photo or Sketch for FREE report SUHI 1 i KILL THE COUCHA- ND CURE THE LUNCS + wlm Dr Kings INew Dise ery IIOR cONSUMPTION tFreDISurest and Quickest Cure for all J THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES or MONEY SACS a s Lexington Eastern Ry Y I Effective Oct 221905 1 I Stations EASTnoU NI No2- Pm Lv Lexington 225 7 45 1 Winchester 810 821 s L iiE Junction 3W 837 Clay Oity350 913 Stanton 4rfU 023 Hosslyn 41S U2t Natural Bridge 4 W IIM Torrent 4W 1U03 i BeattyvilleJunc 1 10h S H O K Junct 0 r 1126 Ar Jackson 010 1180 I WESTBOUND Stations No3 P M LvJaclcson225 e25 O x Junct 2 80 029 BeattyvHleJunc 820 72J 1 Torrent 847 747 44 Natural Bridge 4 0101 Rosslyn 425 22 i 44 Stanton 430 828 44 Olnv Oitv 4311 837 14 LE Junction 508 plO 44 Winchester f 20 023 Ar Lexington 005 IQIO All trains dnily except Sunday j Trains Nos 3 and 4 make connect tion it Beattyvlllo Junction with L A Railway for local stations on L A Hallway and connect at 0 K Junction for local stations onO d k I Railway y No land 3 connect at L E June tion with O A O for Mt Sterling d J H BARD Gen Manager r To Cure a Cold in One Day Price i1A 11A tlGJIcnCdtOA every a oit ZSC j r