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Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.): n. Thursday, February 3, 1910. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). 400dpi TIFF G4 page images J.E. Burgher, Clay City, Ky. 1910 cla1910020301 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 3, 1910. Clay City times (Clay City, Ky.). J.E. Burgher, Clay City, Ky. 1910 $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. 0c 1r4 0- i et I nt THE CLAY CITY TIMES M I 50 Cents a Year In Advance We are here to help ciawCjty the Snrronoiing Country and Ourselves J E Hiinjher Publisher VOL Y1r CLAY CITY KyHURSDAY FEBRUARY 3 JOIO NO Disastrous Explosion in Mina Fifteen men are known to be dead and many others are missing presumed to be penned uj in entries by falls of slate as a result of a gas explosion in the Browder mine in Muhlenber county Tuesday Fifteen bodies + have been recovered all of then horribly mutilated and sonic of them past identification Be cause of the accumulation of gas- esr in the entry where the explo sion occurred 170 feet beneath the ground and 700 feet bath from the mine shaft it was im possible to begin active rescue work until six hours after the disaster occurred County Unit Bills In Hard Luck The fate of the county unit bills before the present Legisla ture seem to all hang up in tie Senate where they are referred by vote to a committee on Relig ion and Morals which committee is said to be famous for not be lug largley iucumbered with eith 1 er It is all on account of a few traitor Senators who were elect ed pledged to support the conn ty unit measure It looks a lit tie bad on them but they etaiu firm against the wishes of their constituency Locates In Oklahoma W E Nellie and his sonin law L E Gibson of Clark county made a prospecting tour ol Oklahoma lust week in which loth were pleased Mir Hlitreturned home but Mr Uibgp t r dr ini inei1 in Uklahonnli tcliere lid will settle down ro fnrming Mr Heliin will probably move there s J later Mr Hellin is one of Pow ells former prosperous citizens who has the best wishes of many r friends here Lent will be here soon and then we may religiously refrain from meat eating if we cant af ford it- Comets are more plentiful 4lince the determinatin of What is whiskey H tit h 0 Walsh In Prison John 11 Walsh a wealthy Chi cago banker has entered the Federal Penitentiary at Fort Lcavenworth Kansas where he will he incarcerated for live years by way of atonement for his sins in defrauding the depos hors of the five banks over which he presided in Chicago Banker Walsh was formerly proprietor of the Chicago Chron cle a paper that was known as a Gold Democrat in J81K5 Of all the bitter and abusive language that was heaped on the head of the great W J Bryan in 18DO none equalled Walshs Chicago Chronicle He called Bryan a cutthroat anarchist thief vil Han and every vile name he could think of Today Mr Bryan is one of the most highly respected men on this planet He I has the good will of friends and I foes alike while this famous Pharisee is now arrayed in prison stripes A great many other men who indulged in similar a buse in 18UJ and in other campaigns as well have also suffer ed more or less humiliation and disgrace Thus time rights nil thinks The Clay City National Bank answering the unexpected call of the Comptroller of the Curren cy has another one of their tint reports in this issue Mrs Americus Curry has been very sick this week with heart failure r bjT ost Ladies Solid Gold ease heavily carved with initials A K Lost near hotel in central portion of Stanton 825 reward to finder in goodcondition when returned to this olUce Calland inepect oUr line of full and winter Queen Quality shoes for women in paten leather gun metal vioi kids and tans- Hardwick CO Stanton Ky 1f rwwwvwww it 1 l Ie J The Old Reliable Placej r For Everything You Need in i General Merchandise i 1 t Goods Delivered to All Parts of the City fJ Country Produce Bought rsold I A Liberal jijSolicited SHIMFESSEIS- a I n 0 1- E c 1J c 1 CLAY CITYr KENTUCKY t bm- Mw 1 1 l j + V J OidS In Favor v Kentuck now is much in terested itf1 Lime question of ood roads andwhere seems to be a general movement all over the t State for bitter thoroughfares the recent campaign for the pas of th iamendment to the constitutioti shaving stimulate interest nud pread information Until thntm ntpaign many per sons in tho1tl1te did not realize what meant and of how much importance the sub ject was Nww there is an awakening nutf rn the Legislature passes thre relating to good roads Kentucky will have taken a long stepMward Every clas is joining thlgood roads stove meat The misters want good roads astl e attendance at church will better when the country ore able to read town over goof roads and there fore and easily The schooltfhers and those in in of educa Mon want kcVd roads for it means morejftchildren in the schools of tluuState Bad road have been largely responsible for illiteracy in Kentucky there be ing thousands f children unabh to reach schoolhouses on accoun of poor road d lack of roads The bills renting to good roads which have lj i1 uttered in the two houses 0 jfbo General As sembly merely arrv into efrect the amendment to the constitu tion nllowingtthft State to aid In the hitdds sNrhUI mIls have been carefully framed suit it is said that they will do nuch to uplift Kentucky if the are passed andj become laws Gov certain to sigi them as he is hehritly in favor of good roads in own State CourierJournal WllllamsPntton Married January20 1910 lit the homo of the brides father JB Patton on Black creek Mr Elzy Williams son of the late Marion Williams and Miss Currie Patton Eld A Easter of ficiating After the ceremony the happy couple returned with several friends to the resident of Mrs Liva Williams where ai elegant supper was prepared for the bride and groom and their many friends- Upon being told of the death of his wife in a Lexington hos pital Tuesday afternoon Clarence L Fleming a contractor drew II revolver and fired a bullet into his body dying almost instantly The bodies of the husband and wifo will be buried in the stone grave Charlie Welch has bought a half interest ina mercantile es tablishment wi his brotherin law Mr 1ury in Bourbon county He ofJo1IIJhis personal property his farm Fob 10th and posted bills advertising this sale The daring aviators succeed in soaring above 4hehigh prices of beef but it is between meals r We have a full lino of mens and hays hats in allof the new shapes and colors Youshould see them HarcVwiok A Cot Ce Stanton Ky 00 10J rs mWOHT OI THE CONDITION OF THE Clay City National Bank At Clay City in the state of Kentucky at the close or business Jan 31 1010 RESOURCES Loans and discounts 102577 67 Overdrafts secured and un secured 83031- 1USBonds to secure clrcalii 50000 00 Premiums on U S Bonds GOO 00 Bonds securities etc 2205000- Bankinghouse furniture and fixtures 350000 Other real estate owned 1461 63 Duo from Natl Banks not reserve rgents 31686 Due from state and private banks and hankers trust companies and Savings Banks 470 03 Due from approved reserve agents 505058 Fractional paper currency nickels cents K600 LAWFUL MONEY UESERVE iv BANS viz Specie f50ffl20 Legal tender notes 000 00 6009 20 Redemption fund with U S Treasr5 of cirln 2500 00 Total flOOWJ 04 LIABILITIES Capital stojkpald in 5000000 0000 00 Undivided profits less expenses and taxes paid l320 75 Natl bank notes outstanding 60000 00 Duo to approved reserve agents 2136 60 Individual deposits subject to check i 8084819 Cashiers checks outstanding 15702 Notes and Bills rediscounted 1026 58 Bills payable including certif- Icates of deposit for mon ey borrowed 660000 Total 1 9 0 dUI A T Whitt Cnshier of the n bove named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge nnd belief A T Whitt Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before inu this 3rd day of Feb 1010 T J Fletcher folic Judge Clay City Ky CoitREcvr Attest lJnllDirectors M H Courtney lOUR LINE of Patrick Henry Injured News has reached here of a serious injury to Patrick Henry nt Sardis Miss where ho was work ing in the big lumber plantIt piece from the saw Hew and struck him in the lower part of his stomach He has been taken to a hospital at Memphis where his injuries were pronounced very serious Patrick was aim ing to quit sawmilling and return to Clay City in March before the accident occurred For Sale Seven room house and five lots in west end of town Apply to N 0 Walters Irvine Ky NOTICE It was ordered by the Fiscal court at its December term 1JI09 that any person or persons laving any claim or claims against Powell county shall file them with the county attorney 15 flays before the April or October terms of said court for his examination Said claims must be properly made out sworn to and proven as the law directs and that fail ure to file same as above stated will be a bar to the allowance of any claim or claims at that term of the court I give this notice for the benefit of those who have or may hereafter have claims a gftiu itythe comity and that wo 1t+ 1in t4terotltlf sc y Fiscal court and save tho county- expense Respectfully 11 A Phillips Co atty It will pay you men und boys to see our line of clothing We feel sure we can suit you both in style and price We hove them both in novelty and staple colors and styles I Hardwick Co Stanton V t Pall and Winter HATS are ready for your inspection t All are Cordially Invited Mrs W N BUSH t- SAMPLE ROOM OF CENTRAL HOTEL t I Y i t Ii r- i t THE TIM Se rUllLISIlED EVERY TUOUSDAY J E Burgher Publisher Subscription Rates 50 Cents per year in ai avance otherwise 75 Cents Entered as secondclass mail matter Thursday Feb 3 1910 CLUB RATES For tho convenience of our subscribers we have arranged club yates with the following papers at prices below mentioned The TIMES and CourierJournal 100 U Cincinnati Enquirer 110 11 Louisville Commercial 75 u Home and Farm 75 The recent revelations at the New York Custom House in which it was shown that the Su gar Trust has been getting their sugar imported into this country and weighed by fraudulent scales thus robbing tho Government out of millions of dollars annually in duties by tits shortage in weight has attracted a great deal i f attention The Government has finally sent four employees to the penitentiary These pitiful little follows drew 1800 a week while perpetrating the fraud under the direction of oth ers The administration has been severely criticised for prosecuting the weak and helpless and let ting the great greedy beneficia ries of the Fraud escape entirely This is Republican justice And President Taft attended the ball given annually by the Southern Relief Society and danced with a niece of a former e OQlifederate GoneraI SUch acts breed divorces regardless of whom the participants may be and should be strongly condemned by all thinking people if it is the president of the United States But say taking the fun ny side of it wouldnt it make you laugh to see that J50 pounds avoirdupois turning the corners It is rumored that a great bread trust is being organized says the New York Mail Ed dently the bread of the future is to be less and less like mother used to make Dr Cook may trotho much of an explorer but he has given the public its best disappearance mystery since the Charley Ross case Mr Cannon begins to think it ig indeed impossible to foolall the Coimressmen all the time ElectricBitters Succeed when everything else falls In nervous prostration and female weaknesses they are the supreme remedy as thousands have testified FOR KIDNEY LIVER AND STOMACH TROUBLE it Is the best medicine ever sold over A druggists counter y reaglathedPatentpracY1tltelrlfalTCIT Send 1 cents In tamp for Invaluable book on HOW TO OBTAIN end SELL PATENTS partnerpatent D SWIFT COs PATENT LAWYERS 303 Seventh St Washington Di C OUR SCHOOL The following named pupils havent been tardy since Christ mas Henry Hendricks Brack Led ford Virgil Rose Willie Hen Bricks Oscar Newell Katie Bel lis Oallie Phillips Lucie Dan iel Josephine Hazelrigg Ada line Hazelrigg Topher Dan iel Grace Phillips Florean Rob ers Fannie Mountz Austin John son Mamie Sexton May Bow man Olara Phillips Shirley Jew ell Roscoe Ringo Gus Shimfes sel Shelby Martin Polly Lock nane Strawder Anderson Bet sy Johnson Everett King Ger trude Vollmer Pearl Phillips James Wurmouth James Mack ey Vernon Stewart Oynthia Pat rick Sallie Fletcher Reese Shim fessel Dora Mackey OhurlesBur ton Pearl Newell Hubert Ad urns Bargis Johnson Johnny Sparks Willie Burris William Patrick Browne Derickson Rob ert Kennon Fred Taulbee Wil lie Taulhee Todd Taulbee Earl Rogojs Lula Johnson Thelnn Derickson Dora Patrick Allie Patrick Mary Bryant Lula Bryant Rosa Burris Carrie Mofield Katherine Mofield Helen Ken non Hoyt Brush and Nannie SparksSome people are always late late to school late to churchand would be lute at their own funer als if somebody didnt go to take themThe children who are always unctual in school and school work will be punctual in lifework The children who want the front eats in recitation and are attentive there will take the lead in life work and be atten tive and successful there The boy or girl who isfirstto the schVoiilb1isevrtndth6Jlir6t Uo feet to work after the bell rinds will be a leader nand a successful leader through life Parents please help us teach your children punctuality and system The first bell rings at eight o clock Please see that your children sit down at home and study until that time The sec ond bell rings at twentyfive past eight Most all of the children can start at eightrand if they move they can always get to the schoolhouse fifteen spin = mites before the ringing of the second bell All the teachers are or should always be in or about their room at least twenty minutes before the ringing otthe last bell both in the morning and the after noon They are then ready to take charge of their pupils when they come in This part of the work is more important than readingParents teachers editors please help us teach the children to be punctual Next month we hope to have in the Clay City Times the names of the pupils who have not been tardy or ab sent for a month IIill B Ladies here are bargains in mil finery tluit you cant alTorci to miss Our loss will be your gain if you Crikc advantage of this opportunity 87 50 huts at 84 75 5 DO lain nt 83 25 84 SO huts at 2 75 f0 G0 hats ut 82 25 jt 50 hate utSl 25 Uardwiuk C U- tStllntnn Floyd Frazier aged 20Itud IfIgood family must hang at Whites burg for the murder rl1 wuiuun some tinio ago Thin will he the first legal hanging to upcurJi Leteher bounty Y t T selon rla11 ndwinter lineof Walk Over ehoestLor men We have them in nfl the uptodate styles Harwick S Co- Stanton SPOUT SPRING T S McKinney has bought the J A Fox farm near this place for 050 Mrs Elizabeth Burgher and movedcreek pike two miles from Win chester Mr W J Christopher Jr and Miss Blanche Jones were marri ed at two oclock Wednesday af ternoon at the residence of J G Parrish in South Park The bride was attired in a handsome traveling suit with hat and gloves to match She is a daughter of J H Jones of this county and has for several years been a teacher of the county schools Mr Christopher of Estill cOun- ty and a very popular gentleman Immediately after the ceremony the happy youiig couple left for their home in the country Rev Hobt N Bush 8f Clay City of ficiated and lh s Bessie Mann played the weeding march Winchester Democrat 100 Reward 100 Tho readers of this Hopet will be pleased to learn that there is at leant one dreaded disease that lei ence has been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known tto the medical fraternity Cittarrhbeing a constitu tional disease requires a constitu tional tre tm ni Halls Catarrh Cure is takenlrTtfrnally acting die rectly upon th blood and mucous surfaces of the Yfltem thereh de JeIfJ strength bv bluldJngup tle coned tutitlg and nature in do inpfitg work The propritors have so munch faith in jt8 curative pow ers thut they offer Cjio Hundred Dollars for any c1j8e that it fulls to tCltfmonIUIIIjAdllretj8 SId by Draggin7Gc Take Hulls Family Pills for epri otipation Our line of Milfnery is ctrictly up to date cad ou 1 ricer are right V e invite you to 1I1i1l1pc it hardtick Co f Stanton SEEDSFresh Reliable Pure Guaranteed to Please Every Oardener and Planter ihoulJ tent hI allperiortlerllnfOurJorUlem SPICAL OFFER FOR 1O C we will lend ppatp NTSIrAMOUS rnLL l kGOD rT wat to1 pit tree M iUdUk 1110 1 pig adIOr wlep r lr ml pkg rartlrnwdead hhbpa IUrkrtUU M lalJlitytIi Chde fkr Bd III iiWrit today Send 10 onUto lulp y potal jndp- aeklotanetcdrahaalorataoCallotlonour Nw nd GKI5AT NOIITIIKBN RU Ril CO 1313 hose St Kockfoixl Illinois INiNN I N N 4 1 I Fruit and OTrllmeltUlj I tty J I ErgrythingX- forOlCflATD t r LAWN and GARDEN J i I Catalogue on Application IgeptsI l I f H F Hillenmeyer Il d Sons i tLI fGTONNY6 I7- E IJ IJ7 a J 1 Y h k 1 1 Mid Winter f MT SaltT4 fi Beginning the 24th eve will put on our ft MidWinter R CUT = PRICE SALE b4 J j All Winter Goods go into this sale which we aim to make t the greatest of all sales4 t MRS J1 I WYkKtx I l USE HOPE tf MilLSuMI Start In Now JJ11 to line HOPI A1ULS flour and see 0 if you dtint HUt it better thun any other you overused We guaran I tee your hi fuita more dainty und f oJYonin Hour us WIllut in cooks and 11 our flour huts the quality that hrillgs happyresults a I Mfg by J ANDRUW CAIN Versailles Ky r 1 NOsi r OAKLAND I Our aim is the production of a popular nptodate piano possessing that quality oftone iworth value And durability heretofore not found Iri pianos wiling at comparative prices l the Co itandattractthaI I i pianotherebyi l srmlttIOgaalnugerqualltyandlndlrtduelltl tedanduaatuptalateplaatIn IItnralnllnttUNllbrouIfJf i It yonriJ nW dont hroltatheTktandplanowrItedirect ir to ur ryr catalogue ry prlee OAKLAND PIANO CO OIW Stolnvny Hall Chloaco III 1rv I L r rd N rrw I Wt Want to Sell YOU an j I DAYSORGAN 1 own and operate the BIGGESTiPLANT IN TILE OWe r make the BEST organs which a sell DIRECT from our factory per cent LOWIItAthan any CREonDcrOdlt140Tto wholesale or 11 rQtatldol1or in Amortoa l 19K TIlE EPIJORoftsrantf aper about peoJal Write for t ADLER ORGAN CO 2901 WChstautslCouiaplsKy tvi iI J 1jam f 1- w rfl4E TIMES AN ALL HOMEMADE PAPER THURSDAY Feb 8 1910 u LOCAL BREVITIES Miss Carrie Tipton of Winches er is yisiting her sister Mrs W K Burgher Miss Bertha Mapol visited Mrs Jas B Hall at Lexington from Friday till Tuesday Mrs W T Adams and Mrs 11 W Russell are visiting Mrs George Shattuck nt Beattyville M H Cotrtney has taken charge of SwannDays big plan ing mill at Jackson and Beatty nile O W Easter sold his little farm of 15 acres near Walters ferry bridge to Isaac Barnett for 850 00 Now is a good time to ouy your ginghams and white goods and get your sewing done before the hot weather Mrs 1 W Williams t A comet was discovered in the western horizon for several days last week but gradually disap peared Dr Martin announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Louis Mastin Thursday Janua ry27th Eggs are now worth thirty cents in the local market the highest we ever saw them in Clay City Yesterday was ground hog day 4 and next comes Lincolns birth day St Valentine day Wash t i ingtonsbirthday and etc flM B We handle Ball Brand rubber x foot wear and have a complete stock of Boots Shoes Felts arctics and rubbare in stock- HardwickJ Co Stanton Everett Moiield and wife went to Winchester Saturday where he placed his wife under the care und treatment of Dr Browne Yesterday was groundhog day and as the sun shown the major ityof the time it is safe to say lookout for forty more days of winter We are pleased to acknowl edge receipt of 1 10 froth J M Berry of Freeman Mo in re hewing his subscription to Janu ary 1 1011 Floyd Day is one of four incor- porators of the Sapink Company of Louisville which will engage in the manufacture and sale of writing inky Mrs Youtsey has been granted a divorce from her husband lien ry E Youtsey who is serving a life sentence for murder in the Goebel conspiracy N E Curtis of Fox Estill county has had posters printed announcing that he will close out his stock of goods at public auc tion Saturday Feb oth and 12th I und quit the mercantile lJusi I ness J Making Life Safer Everywhere life is bung made more safe through the workof Dr Kings New Life Pills in XJonslipation Biliousness Dyspep sin Indgeation Liver troubles Kidney Discuses and Bpwel4 DJs nrderA I buy re ejiey but sure nndtperfeotlyabuilt1JUPtllf9 filth c m J Bn JY Lumber Cos i t yc I i 1 a 11F I ttq The Kentucky State Farmer Institute will beheld at Frank fort Feb 28rd 24th and 25tli This session promises to bo ver profitable as some of the best agriculturist experts will will de liver talks at this occasion A Wretched Mistake to endure the Itching painful dis tress of Piles Theres no need to Listen 11 suffered much from Piles writes Will A Marsha Siler City N C till I got a box of Bucklens Arnica Salve and wit soon cured Burns Boils Ulcers Fever Sores Eczema Outs Chap ped Hands Chilblains vanish be fore it 25 cents at SwannDay Lumber Cos store s Wnrran State Bank of Bowl ing Green Bank of Northmid dletown Bourbon county and Farmers Bank of Lynville are three banking institutions to or ganize and become incorporates in this State the past week If in need of corduroy punts high and regular top shoes hunting coats caps or gloves 4 let us show you what we have and get our prices for we will save you money Hardwick Co Stanton Mrs SallIe Hughes aged 101 years the oldest woman in Owen county died there last week Saved at Deaths Door The door of death seemed ready to open for Murray W Ayers ol Transit Bridge N ywhen hill life was wonderfully savedC1 was in a dreadful condition ho writes my skin was almost yel low eyes sunken tongue coated emaciated from losing 40 pounds glowing weaker daily Virulent liver trouble pulling me down to death in spite of doctors Then tliat matchless inedttcineEleetri- oBitterscured me I regained the 4Q pounds lost and now am well and strpng ForalJ stomach live er and kidney troubles theyre su preme fiOc at SwannDay Lum ber Companys ptore I I Wa FURSHides I Wool FathersTiDowEeewrCtn n Sc WYeUowRoeNfcy 4 Fw etc Wsae die era IColden is Ira6Ozer idtu aaN rio 1td caruo bettcthc a dio agent or Ioion metdh2 Rinam Bni in LouiivuV Vnto tot vctUy pdrIts4tlipioataiYm 229 E Market St lettlyLLE KY j Steel Web Picket Fine WoodI 4j f J rh JOlet prlcerjgood garEart lV d AOrff1tft lt- ttt 1Jtlble 1 1ag4 t- idt vtJt ri if1I Q 411 Irrrstt M c a Kimbrcll Miss MarlTuttle is attending school at Witt Springs Jo and Elmer Adams went to Clark county ast Sunday W G Patrick visited Jo Cott man near Io LiCk lost week J E Thomas deputy Sheriff was here onlbusiness last Tues day s ilhere are qaito a number of applicants fort the school at this place Alex Kirbyhns rented the Dr Winburn property at Spout Sprint and is moving this week Miss Lillie trris has returned home after five weeks visit to relatives in Cln kand Bourbon counties I Phillip Packet bought of Mar is Larison eoma hogs at 7t cents per nndalso bought three of J D PucketT at 8 cents p- erpoundJ A Wild Bllzxard Raging brings dangerlsufferingoften death colds coughs and lagrippethatt- error of Winterand Spring Its danger signals fare stuffed up t nostrils lower part of nose sore chills and fever pain in back of heads and a throatgripping cough When Grip attacks as you value your life dont delay getting Dr Kings New Discovery One hot cured me writes A L Dunn of Pine Valley Miss after being laid up three weeks with Grip For sore lungs Hemorrhages Coughs Colds Wlioopintr Cough Bronchitis Asthma its supreme 50c 8100 Guaranteed by Swiinn Day Lumber Company SEEDSBUCKCEtTS SEWS SUCCEED I SPECIAL OFFER JU4 to butM 1rsw Hnlnex A trial trill nuke you our permanent customer Pete Collectinrla nkiTnrttieiUts w Undti Tsees- utManattTni T iplendld ratlt MtataaQUARANTEEDT PLEASE aU Write today Mention this Paper SEND TO TSuI edre patg and pecYlag and reltp tbis dable- ollrtta IJ with u Mf luttmcUte HonUat Seed and Plant nook i Kilt til tteui tb lletl tultlt cl Smit Fltlllloce Na W Buckhae I sa BJ o0YtORD m I I 7tYv 7 r ffI CAPITAL STOCK 100000 SUItPI US AND UN niVIDKD PROFITS 100000 IeaTIIn WIN rrESvJtnJ3ANK COK WlNCIIHTBIt KY NUlOLIY WlTUKUHPOON PKKS V K SPJTIAH OASIIIKII Ji r YOUR ACCOUNTS SOLICITED I w c + + + + 1 + I++ +HjpnAUppiN I jj Watchmaker f t S Jeweler IT I All Kinds of Watchand Clock r Repairing on ltort Notice and j Reaaoaoblo Terns SATISFACTION f GUARANTEED Use of Jewelry Spectacles Call and eee me In the Red River Hotel Building JCLAYCITy K NTUCIX 4rF-r 1 + H +toCo++ t + H I Walfersville Mr WM Snowden continues very low at this writing Mr Ancie Thacker visited Mrs Jessie Pqckett Saturday and SundayMr Mia Willie Iatton are Afraid of Ghosts Many people ore afraid of ghosts Few people ore afraid of germs Yet the ghost is a fancy and magnifiedtoterrible than any firebreathing dragon Germs cant be avoided They are in the air we breathe the water we drink The germ can only prosper when the condition of the system gives it free scope to establish it self end develop When there is a deficiency of vital force languor restlessness a sallow cheekI a hollow eye wizen the appetite is poor and the visiting their daughter Mrs Thornt Baker Mr and Mrs Dill Pottsspent the day Sunday with their datiirh ter Mrs Edd Martin Misses Eflle Williams and Ada Potts were the pleasant guests of Miss Liva Potts from Sat ur day till Monday canfortifyen Medical Discovery It increases the vital power cleanses thesystem of clogging impurities enriches the blood puts the stom ach and organs of digestion and nutrition in working condition so breedGoldenhabitforming drugs All its ingredients printed on its outside wrapper It is not a secret nostrum but a medicine op KNOWN COMPOSITION and with a record of 10 yean of cures Accept no ubstitute there is nothing just as good Ask your neighbors HERES A BARGAIN fOR YOUI 0DailyCourierournalB- y mail Three Months Clay City Times One Year BOTH FOR ONL125o The price of the Daily Courier Journal is SGOO a year 150 for three months We have made a special arrangement whereby we will accept orders for that paper and ours during January February nnd March only at the price for both named above Send in your eubsciption at once and keep posted on the PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE Sunday CourierJournal not includ ed In Oils offer Send COc additional if Sunday issue is desired WEEKLY COURIERJOURNAL is just as good a paper as it ever was We can still furnish the Weekly and our paper both one year fQr ONE DOLLAR Orders mutt bo sent to this paper not to the Courier Journal to get advantage of this out rate o 1RmMIWS Uii t81 M H COUKTNKV Pres A T WHITT Cashier I CLAYCITY NATIONAL BANK CLAY CITY KENTUCKY Capital Paid in 5000000 Surplus and Profits 1000000 t p Oflers its services for the transaction of such bus loess as you may be pleased to present either in its Commercial or Savings Department SAVINGS DEPARTMENTInterest at TunER per cent pr annum is paid and compounded semiannually Our facilities for handling your banking business have been established by TWENTY YEARS of w experience and service in our present location BOARD OF DIRECTORS I J M II COURTNEY J D ADKIXHON J F LD B R SMITH A T WIIITT CoxI m iWj ++++1+++ +++ +ri+r+I44+ a INSURE WITH iF A LYON SON f + Tlae londIza InII1I100 Agents of JEuHtoxM Jiontnclcy + + r + Over 200000000 i iRepresented+ V MRc i + Everyone who knows anything about insurance knowerr + 1 they are leaders in + lI1 u++ t+ +++ H t++ A J A rtr Heart Failure Of the many deaths from heart failure very few realize in advance the seriousness of their condition When the heart shows a weakness such as palpitation short breath tall in chest and in side it needs attention just as much as other organs do when they fail to do their work well lor any condition of heart trouble you can rely on Dr Miles Heart Remedy- It will strengthen and regulate the heart action and enable it to over come the strain upon its weakened conditionI heart trouhio My son In duced mo to try Dr Miles heart Rem edy I took In all four bottles for a complete curt MRS M E MARVIN Marlon Ind The first bottle will benefit If not your drug lst will return your money YOUNG MEN LEARN TELEGRAPHY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR GREAT SPECIAL OFFER Life Scholarship TELEGRA PITY TYPEWRITING RAIL ROAD AGENCY reduced to 845 + nd 8250 of students railroad faro paid Boys this is YOUR OP IORTUNITY to learn a first clnss trade that pays a good salary every month in the year Excellent hoard at low rates Newnan has delightful climate 8000 inhab itantsj moral surrounding Stu dents qualify in 4 to n monthc Our graduates POSITIVELY GUARANTEED POSITIONS paying S45 to 805 per month to start on Easy and pleasant employ ment rapid promotion Diplomas awarded GREAT DEMAND FOR TELERAPIIY OPERATORS Write today for our Free 04 page illustrated Catalog which gives full particulars Southern School of Telegraphy lox 373 NEWNAN GA YEAPISr I PATENT TRADE MARKS- DESIGNS CArne1ltItableCOmmunlUonllltleUoonlldenUaI nu lecurtorvatentifatentSpecial notice without charge in the Stflifit Jlm rican A handsomely Illustrated weekly Largest elk calttlon at any dentlfio Journal Terms la a year four month tu Sod tijall newidealer YorkBrauch Sheriffs Tax Sale On Monday Feb 7 1910 at the Court House door in Stnnton Ky I will sell the following described real estate or so much thrrcof as may be necessaryto satisfy the a mount of tux due the county and State together with penalty ind cost thereon due for the year lOU except where otherwise mentioned Berry W M Heirs 75 acres ad- Joins B F Berry total tax 61 D- OFogg Kate N R GOIt adjoins T E Enstin total tax 2 42 Hcflin Nancy 40 a adjoins B B Hutson total tax 3 35 Roundtree M M tau adjoins Sara Klinny total tax 2 08 Snowden H G 50 a adjoins J P Curtis total tax 83 87 Thacker Elmer SO a abjoins Thos Aloreheud total tax S5 45 Wade Vm Tr 100 a adjoins Win Wade total tax 5 05 Matt Abney 18 a adjoins Mari on Strange total tnx4 44 Conner Heirs B adjoins Wm Duncan total tax S3 35 adjoinsWmGamboe Cora 00 a adjoins John Stephens total tax G 33- Gumhn Cora 00 a Tett 1908tHampton Joel B adjoins Geo Hampton total tax 3 18 Hatton George 100 a adjoins Sherman Tharp total tax 3 87 Hutton J II 50 adjoins W B Randal total tax 3 87 Jones T C 100 n adjoins Cliff Martin total tax o 0i Lane J M 71 a adjoins A T Kirk total tax 0 00 Milton Don 40 a adjoins R Jackson total tax 3 87 RunJills W B fiOaadjoiuH J II Hatton total tax 5 46 Tipton J B 30 a adjoins J C Patrick total tax 4 45 Tharp Robt lot Stanton total tax 5 53 Shermnl1IhurJlTharp Wui B adjoins TR Hat ton total tax 10 78 for yearUOOO Yocum Andrew 82 a adjoins Frank Yociini total tax 396 Harps J D8 n adjoins Ben Ray total tax 3 32 Honn GcorgH 175 a nd joins Al bert Bowen total tux 13 74 Logan W S125U adjoins S Miller total tax 5 05 Pilmcr Lee B adjoins John Smith otal tax fc flO Smith W B 25 a adjoins N S Logan total tax 2 10r IDEA MANURE SPREADER INEW FARMERS ATTENTION I Spreader is different from all others Do not buy without first I the merits of tho same The exclusive features not found on other I machines t Drawn with coupling pole without a clutch or cog loadingthosamo anteed to pulverize all manure notice the This machine is built on a common sense principle of a farm wagon hence is the simplest most durable lightest draft lowest hence easy to load into spreader on the market Backed by ten years 1down not an experiment Ask fo catalogue X INEW IDEA SPREADER CO Coldwater Ohio n P4L v a fURS a r I AND HJDESBI03K3T HACKT TOCB YAW FOR HA r EVilS AIID 1IDRS WOO CcmroL o3 frtetirprkeUsm itLailr baA Yatfl i4lPJis3 f C4 VUat r1 +xb7GwLa ag- STRICTLY I NIGH GRADE PRICE 1IEASONASLEg POINTS OF MERIT The only vehicle that will levelno matter how loaded Is absolutely free from pitching or end motion No roll- Ing orspreading ofaxles as the weight moves Runseuybecause Is not in the nature of a torsion spring No tend IJ2hterII f IS 1 4 Eastlii C L 1 lot Slunton total cax 10 J7 foriner Mort r lotllowen total t x32C Hood W Pand wife 125 a a- dloofaHowell total taxf 72 HHmpton W It B adjoins Preston Johnson total titx f 4L5 Jones A M B adjoins 1 F Martin total tax GOO Knox Bon B adjoins John Knox total tax a 87 Lane T 11 100 a adjone A T Kirk total tax 4 87V Lowry W J fiOa adjoins Knolon Sinks total tax 3 21IMcDaniel Jasper 401 adjoins I H McDaniel total tax 1 94 McCoy Jbtnes 18a adjoins N S McDonald total tax 2 00 Powell Jake 100 a adjoins J H Townsend total tux 2 27 Rogers Geo 40 a adjoins Cliff Homes total tax 1 47 Rico Win 40a adjoins Geo Townsend total tax 4 57 Townsend Robt 100 a adjoins Vm Garland total tax 4 40 Burgher WR ll a adjoins i- W Pasley and town lots tax 5 81 Burgher W R 10 n adjoins G W Piisley and 3 town lots total tax for in08 5y4 Curtis Nannie 100 a adjoins J T Johnson total tax 218 Dericlcson 113 10 Clay City lots total tilt 914 Frazier James 10 a adjoins Win Cooper total tax 381 Lonns John lu a adjoins G P Douglas total tax fl05 Martin Jasper I adjoins Bon Martin total tax217 Martin Tildon 559 n adjoins Tilden Tracy total tax 217 Smothers Susiin Eo lit adjoins Thos Blanton total tax 2 18 Tracy F P1 Clay City lot total tax U 25 Tracv F I1 Clay City lot total tax foriOi a 25 Tucker Nannie lots Clay City total tax 8 25 Walters Jams 10 a adjoins Boss Walter total tax 4 81 adjoinBT ntidJolnsSlun ntljoinsG joinsDBams 140It adjoins Toe UoshvftotuI tax U 30 Spencer JolmVt a adjoins Lucy Ballard totalktux U 17- Winburn FIlIHliuN It 40 a adjoins J W Tipton tax 2 77 ltIjoiusCltasBurgher Freilfila adjoins J M Ken nun total 8x 4 28 adjoinsMurk adjoinsJohnGlover Ed a i adjoins Nelson Hull total tax 2 81 Garrett Sunfifrd 8 a adjoins J 1 1itr G 05 Hall Nelscn110 Ii adjoins Sato Clark total tux X05 udjoiusSallieMullens Garrett Boundary ad joins Wm Johnson total tax 14 3 ncljoinsJohn yBrowtIGibson Elbertil a Stanton total tax UIOvS 48 i LtvylliudsPatrick Kanc 6 2a adjoins Ed win hose total ta y 90 adjoinElenI 1 M KfJNNON- ExSlieriil gowell county Ky I The time of Glfo trial of Charli Forkner for thepulliiig of Tand Hiftfiurd vns sot for Jan uiiry 28th in tbeRichmoud Oir cuit Court to oit vas sun on a change of vtine from Clarl county has been set for Febru ury 10thwAtjthe electjLoh of Ctm ors o the Inter Insuninci Conlpany ut Liiuiy illc lust wed a A Floyd Day was elected First Vic President Wanted Railway Mail Clerks Custor House Etnpoyes to prepare for th coming examinations in your vicin i ty1 Free catalog Rochester Institute of Civil Service 816 Stat St Rochester N Y Give ful address WeAsk You to take Cardul for your female troubles because we are sure It will help you Remember that this great female remedy CARD UI has brought relief to thousands of other sick women so why not to you For headache backache periodical pans female weak ness many have said it Is the best medicine to take Try 111 Sold in This CityP3 11 TAKE 735s l IKOKKSSIONAL QARUsi R i AND 8UROEON 1 OLAY CITY B R SMITH D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON KY o 11 =I C WELCH CounselloraLaw fANTON KENTUCKY thiCentral Hotel KY W N BUSH Prop Rooms Newly Furnished House Thoroughly Renovated Throughout Inrrrsrrnaf S Womans Friend Nearly all women suffer at times from female ailments Some women suffer more acutely and havelittleshould take Wine of Cardui and get relief Cardui is a safe natural medicine for women prepared scientifically from harmless vegetable in gredients It acts easily on the female organs and gives strength and tone to the whole system CROUl I j at The Womans Tonic Mrs Vema Wallace of Sanger Tex tricdCardui She writes Oardui has done more for me thin I can describe Last spring Iwas taken female inflammation and consulted doctor but to no avail I Cardui and inside of three days I was able to do my housework Since then my trouble has never returned Try it AT ALL DRUG STORE- S8JI4IRY OF L E TIME TABLE EastBound WestBound N2 4 Dally 1N P M A M 320 826 aU 842 3iill 902 358 i14 I9l5 l30 938 435 043 447 95O 510 1017 HOi 1115 ff1 1120 A IRVIN M p PHYSICIAN KY M CLAY CITY CLAY CITY with so took 405 Stations Lexington I Winchester L E Junction Indian Fhtlds CLAY CITY Stanton Rosalyn Filson urn pton Junction Natural Bridge Torrent Beatlyville Jet O K Junction Jackson I Attorney No 1 NoI Ex Daily Sun I DnISunday A M P M A 055 605 1025 912 520 h i4ti- 9x00 t5O7 1184 845 453 90825 435 902 815 4SG 854 8 011 420 8 48 I 803 414 842 748 357 828 745 35s It 20 730 341 815 707 3205- 015 7 Q4 225 715 010 220 700 The Following CONNECTIONS are made Daily Except Sunday- L E Junction NOR 1 and 3 will connect with th C fc 0 Railway for Mt Sterling Ky Campion Junction Nos 1 2 3 and 4 will connect with tbe Moun snip Central Ball way hr passengers to and from Campion Ky Beattyville Junction Xns2 will connect with the L kA hail way for Bnnttwille Ky 0 K Junction No f and 4 will counts with the O K Rail Jtcay for Cannel Oily Ky and way station EARN STOVE MONEYb- ybaying from yonr dealer this at half the price that b by other flnni Our modern method of merchandlilnff en able us to make this phcnominal offer which none of our com peUtora can meet 2B8O bays this handsome largoLDOMESTIC WiNNERtIt RANGElust ski ehown b cut Ills made from1to1Whed blue Ftee bas etJtoovera one of which li sectional asbestos lined east tine and fuel CUP screw draught reglso tera dnDles nateISlnch out rellenolr and high 1NoU MODERN TOVC Mr COMPANV Chloaee III t t 11V i- cra l Jtr J