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Entered at the Port Office in Lancaster KyaSecond Ctass Mail Matter

Lancaster Ky August 28 1903

One of the many foolish movesmade by organized labor is that toprevent any company or firm fromkeeping a black list In otherit an employee is no good wordsI

rascal an employer must notrecord of it The courts promptly-knocked the labor organizations movinto a cocked hat and very properl-so It is all right for laboring men tband themselves together to help aidand assist one another but when em ¬

ployees set themselves up to dictateto employers then the latter becomedisgusting to all right thinking peo ¬

pIe The labor organizations shouldbe more careful to admit only gentle ¬

men into their ranks so when a con ¬

tract is made they can live up to itOrganized labor is beginning to seethat she must act on the square orlose out and as a natural result theunions are being more respected thanwhen they wanted the earth and full ¬

ness thereof There is always twosides to every question and unlessboth sides tote fair the one inclinedto act rascal will soon become a stenchin the public nostrils

Editor Tim Needham of the Williamstown Courier is responsible forthis one Another editor is suffer¬

ing embarrassment through a carelesscompositor Up in another countythe other day a fat girl was married toa well known young man and the edi ¬

tor wishing to say something to pleaseall concerned spoke of the groomand his elegant bride Then thprinter got in his work He made i

elephant

A Bristol Pa man weighingpounds died last week and it wnecessary to use a derrick in loweringthe casket into the grave If Fatwent to heaven a special set of windoubtless had to be made for himthus causing extra work but if hewent to the devil his Satanic majest-could accommodate him by firing himinto one of the extra large furnaceskept ready for money sharks and mis-ers

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Our old chum Sam Menefee editorof the Danville Advocate is provinga hand and a half in the newspaperbusiness as recent issues of thatsplendid paper go to show The Ad¬

vocate has been published since thememory of man runneth not to thecontrary and we have never seen itbetter or brighter than under thepresent management Heres to youSam May your fondest expectationsbe fully realized

Cincinnati police captains have beeninstructed to smell the breath off pa¬

trolmen as they are relieved from du¬

tyThis is said to be a move to de ¬

tect drinking patrolmen but is morelikely done to test the physical abilityof the captains for anyone who cansuccessfully withstand the smell ofCincinnati whisky coupled withsweitzer cheese is a good man sure

The dull seasons come in everylineof business At this time of yearthe printing offices are on short graz-ing

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If cash dont begin to roll In soonwe are going to buy upa lot of oldpincushions and sell the stuffin fora new brand of breakfast food Wcwill then have more money than Car-ter

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had oats

L Inewspaper friends are congratu ¬

IHis editor Harry McCarty on theof a son at his house If the

little fellow grows into as clever aman as is his daddy he will be avery useful citizen

The biggest coward under the sunis the man who deserts his wire be ¬

cause he is too lazy to support herBarbourville News

Yes and the most contemptible cuss

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make ¬silkyoonewspaper mens pockets which thenew crisp bills cause

A certain Chicago undertaker backshis hearse up to a door and leaves itstand there until his bill is paid Thescene is so grave that the money issoon forthcoming

McCREAEY

Miss Mamie Arnold is visiting hersister Mrs J B Saunders

Miss Maud Perrin of Stanford isvisiting Miss Bessie Gulley

Misses Myrtle and Lelia Hendren o

Madison county are visitors of DirRoy Beazley

Mrs Rosa Peel and children of Illin ¬

ois are visiting her mother Mrs Almira WearentIr J B Bourne and wife visited their

daughter Mrs Kinnaird Worner Sat-urday and Sunday

Mrs Davis Sutton and daughter Lillie May and Miss Emma Jones are vis-iting in Winchester

Misses Jennie and Pearl Hardin whoreturt °

Mrs Margaret Stone of Madisonand Mrs Jas Jackson and baby of Budchias ¬

wereHardin last week

gsBro Gillam is holding seriesof meetNew Antioch and those who

do not make an effort to hear his exBreay t

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BOURNE

Miss Lucy Marsee spent Sunday withMiss Bertna Ham

James Turner sold two mule colts toJeff Dunn for 5100

J T Turner sold a nice buggy horseto Jeff Dunn for 105

Job Marsee sold 3 head of cattle toDanville parties at 2c

Mr John Lane of Stone spent Sun ¬wifesMr and Mrs J B Bourne visited atMcCreary Saturday and Sunday

Mrs Manda Gildon of near Danvillespent the latter part of last week withJob Marsee and wife

Mr Joe Hendrickson and wife at-tended meeting at Hebron Sunday anddined with Mr and Mrs Job Marsee

Misses Alice and Alice VanderpoolMollie Crawford Vallie and Joe Dun-can

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visited Miss Loa Duncan SundayI

The Death PenaltyA little thing sometimes results in

death Thus a mere scratch insigni ¬

ficant cuts or puny boils have paid thdeath penalty It is wise to haveBucklens Arnica Salve ever handyIts the best salve on earth and willprevent fatality when Burns Sores sUlcers and Piles threaten Only 25c atMcRoberts Drug Store 1 m

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Conway

Mrs Alvah Adams is visiting in Ha-ze Patch

Mr Henry Moore has moved to theSpilman placeMrs Joe Arnald of Richmond is the

guest of Mrs A BroadusSmith Engleman has recovered suf¬

ficiently to be out againgoneu to

Jas Leavell and wife of Bryantsvillevisited relatives here recently

It is reported that we are to haveanother doctor to locate in our city

Mr Chas Higgins and wife of Rich ¬

mond were guests of Mrs Sue WallaceSaturday and Sunday

Harry Francis has gone to StLnuiswhere he will till a position as secretain the Worlds Fair buildings

Mrs Minnie Summa who has beevisiting her sister Mrs Geo Pullins hasreturned to her home in Richmond

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The Fox StudiooldessH Fox who for the past thirtyhas been connected with the sameof art Mr Fox is not an ordinarphotographer but is a designerportraits a famous water color painer and stands preeminent in theworld He is an artist by gift antalent while he conducts his studiofor a commercial living Mr Fox hasreceived words of praise and eulog-from the U S Government for hfhighclass work He makes allof plain or fancy portraits of the fines-quality at the most reasonable pricesDankyears anThFbeen grouped at the end of each termHe devotes his time and attention tohiKh3lass work only Any picturetaken by Mr Fox is warranted to beperfect in pose and finish Framesmouldings engravings and easels areJsold Mr Fox has served for twelveyears under John Proctor as the offi ¬

cial geological photographer of thesurvey of Kentucky He is also theofficial photographer of the Q CRailroad and during the Worlds Fairat New Orleans photographed the entire route Danville Advocate

Mr Fox is in Lancaster every Friday As frequently stated in TheCRecord his work is giving universalsatisfaction and he is kept very busyevery trip His Lancaster gallery isthe beSt equipped in the state and ishandsomely furnished The Lancas ¬

ter people appreciate his good workand words of praise are heard on allhands

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BRYANTSVILLE

Miss Mittie Dunn is sickMrs Sallie Welsh has been sickpartiesDr Elliott and family are visiting

his parents at North MiddletonMrs AS Ilaselden and Miss Ha1tleLickeis spending several days

with relatives and friends at ColumbiaMrs C F Ison is spending several

days with her sister Mrs C J Arm ¬

strong and her mother Mrs JohnsonMrs Harris add Miss Jessie Shearer

of Nicholasville have returned homeafter a weeks visit to Mrs B GMulllns

Mr and Mrs Chas Jennings and MI

spenSaturdayJ S HaseldenGMayme is expectedhome this week from Lexington whereshe has been the guest of her auntMrs W J Woolfork

Our last quarterly meeting forth sconference year will beheld at tbJsJplace Saturday and Sunday 29th an

sideRev dpreach All are cordially invited toattend

Q lick relief fr Atfbma SaffereriFaleys and Tar affords i=

medlatdeIiett6asthmasuifererSi ithe tI stages and if taken in timewlUeflecj a cure CQ JEtora-

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Hon Harve Helm of Lincoln County II

Interior JonrnalStanford has onlyone candidate for Congress nowHonHarvey Helm and in him we believethere is a sure winner An agreementMrt¬

ren Wednesday morning whereby thelatter gentleman retired from the raceTo make a long story short this is theway the matter was settled Mr War¬

ren selected Judge James P BaileyMessrs George B Cooper Wm SBurch and Epb Pennington to repre ¬

sent him and Mr Helm chose MessrsS T Harris R R Gentry J C Reid andJoe T Embry They meta t thecourthouse and several votes weretaken on the question as to which ofthe gentlemen should continue in therace The vote stood four to four for anumber of ballots and then the changecame Mr Helm received five votes toMr Warrens three and all was overMr Warren cordially accepted the ver-

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and as usual will be found battlingfor democracy in season and out Whilecongratulating Mr Helm we feeldecided sympathy for Mr Warren whoparn

What P C WoanUnder the caption of Two Interp ¬

retations the Cincinnati TrmeStarbeentwenaskedssaidyLast tog upon me wasWelldsaw a an

inside in big gold letters were P Cwantpargumenspass ¬thtman we dontdoubt your intentions nor do we doubtthat you saw the visions with the gold ¬thee tconvere t

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Dysentery Cured Without the Aid ofaDoctor

I am just up from a hard spell offlux dysentery says MrT A Pinner-a wellknown merchant of DrummondTenn I used one small bottle of Cham

Colic Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy and was cured without hay¬

ing a doctor I consider it the bestcholera medicine in the world Thereis no need of employing a doctor whenthis remedy is used for no doctor canprescribe a better medicine for bowelcomplaint in any form either for chl1Ior adults It never tails and is pleas-ant to take For sale by alldruggists

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Stay In the SouthMen who leave the South today in

the hope of bettering themselves areIacting directly contrary to commonsenseand are reversing the rule whichis becoming more and more effective

the rule of seeking the best opportu-nities

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in farming In the troubloustime of twentyfive or thirty yearsago-it is not surprising that thousands ofyoung men left their native States inthe South At that time the door ofopportunity might have appeared tobe closed forever But conditions r

have radically changed Now not on ¬

ly are there hundreds of opportunitieswhere there was but one twenty fiveyears ago but the chance to make op-

portunities¬

has been wonderfully in¬

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an on my rightwrites 3F Hughes of DuPont

a and gaVe me up Everybodythoughtmy time had comeAsalastiresort I tried Dr Kings New Discov ¬

ery for Consumption The benefitsreceived was striking and I was on myfeet In a few days Now Ive entirelyregained my health It conquers allLungtrublesDrug Store Price 50c and LOO Trialbottles free 1 m

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ty For years he has done yeoman serIvice and there has not been a cam ¬

paign in which he did not take frontrank in the battle against the republ-icans No better democrat lives thanthis grand old war horse who is asactive for democratic supremacy inhis own defeat as he is in his victoryMr Helm will now begin an activecampaign and It he does not land thenomination it will be a surprise anddisappointment to many IIe is a splen-

did young democrat and his class rec-

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and good work for the party heloves entitle him to anything he wantsHe represented Lincoln county in theLegislature with credit one term andis now rounding out his second termas county attorney which office he hasfilled most acceptably He is a gentle-man

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of commanding appearance iswell educated can meet his opponentson the stump or in the bushes and inevery way he is equipped to make therace for the high office he seeks Webelieve he has an excellent showing toouracheers for the sterlingyoung democratand abundant success to him

W 8 BEAZIEY G C PARIS 1

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H T LOGAN AgentLancaster Kenucky

POSTEDThe undersigned hereby give warn ¬

ing to all persons not to trespass uponour lands for hunting fishing or anypurpose whatever as we will prose ¬

cute all offenders to the fullest extentof the law

S F EmbryEd N B PriceDave ThompsonHenry Cox-

Lnclen PerkinsDavid StephensMrs N BAndersonClay Sutton-T L Broaddus-J W SuttonB L KellyMrs JH WestMrs F M Farra-LDavldsonJas R HenryW A BurtonJ C Hemphill

Price BrosGeorge LeavellW S FergusonJ M GrandW L LawsonW MR A

AlexWm MahanjV ARobt GulleyW R CookF J WhiteJ S DanielsMrs P D Gill-

Hemphill WaldenLeslie Harber

Administrarors Sale

As administrator of Susan Millerdeceased I will on

Thursday Sept 3 1903

beginning at 10 oclock a m at herlate residence near the Iron bridge onthe Dix River and Lancaster turnpikein Garrard County Kysell to thehighest and best bidder the personalproperty of said decedent consisting ofI cow 1 buggy 1 set of harness 1 hogthe household and kitchen furnitureconsisting of beds and bedding cookstove cooking vessels dishes etc Herlate residence will be rented privatelyPossession given immediately aftersale

Terms For all sums of 30 or overa creditof 3 months will be given decured by a good note payable to thenttromIJohn W Miller Adm of Susan Millerdeceased

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