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VOL XXVII OWINGSVILLE KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 31 1908 tJ 46f II L Lano delivers ice

i1 7 Clothes fir everybody at BrotherA Brothers

d Now u tho time to got your suitat lleflins Racket Store

vi Brother t Brother handle ibStarboard shoes None better

< EsUll Honakcr Co guaranteejjj thelr buggies and make their gunr-J0 an toe good

Remember that Brother Brothi e i hayo ft bobby line of clothes

from 500 upeeflook at Brother t Brothers 26odC e

i f 175 Preston to Louisville anSundltYM>

Estill Honaker Co fell everything in the buggy tine at the low

est prices

Frank Brown has been appointedpostmaster at Stepstone to succeed

<t Hk S BittingeraM B F Shrout lwugtitotDWvisiJrout four

>7to heifers for 68M1i Omar V Barber Attorney at

Law and Surveyor OfUce In Courtbouso June

t iNearly everybody but you has avisDUgIY Let ua sell you one chenErriLLi HONAKER k Co

Miss Walter Mae RatliflT enterColiuIgressive euchre Friday nightk nev Elbert E Dawson will bej t meetings at HarperP1eclioothouse nextJune4wilProf Allan de Cou Meuller beI

> gan teaching class in dancing intho Circuit Court coomt MendtugIl EstHI I Honakrr do evetvthingin blacksmith work at the lowestprice Break carts atfigures thatwill ttmpt jou

MThose living in the timber belt

report that the iventeeryear loii tiet nplOlt tealjvn I n 1110 rl>i itwAiw4rforInforna r al

ffloleut to convict Jhpae iN 2r breakhlA Intorny> ohil nrInI n

p WNEY TO JOiNI will loan yrdinoneyb tUr IlIn InOlI at 1ovriverr ts lBtiireiitVfrtrthreeilveor t nJ Sgra> r

l citli oiior nddress JJJ3 WooD

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p iR a5r i8 regular 6 0thewens suits for 5SjUut prices onall clothing

v E W HEFLnt Racket Store

< Gobi PRICEAt the sale oft A oe of the perronaltyofde latenpiurday aiature mule sold for 125

C aaiare125 cow and calf 51 dry+ eDw30 80htrdwood lumber aud

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COT lloLfn OurOn WednestdY oNlt week Dr Isaac Jonmacat out of James Stephens

t little to the left of the Adamstwupjtthe bullet that John Burnsof color lied Into Stephehs back

cIf ayer a year8jo The bullet hadt f worked out under thseklntoi

i pTHE> ka eorretpoBdent at Sherburne andone at WyoiIngthat will get upcThe real sews and cend It in regularjyi Acopy of the paperIt and MatioBary will be supplied tothe right parties Especially do fl

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JOB FutnxiiKeiaiernber thatTRI OoTLOoKi is prepared to printIti Jet erhead t1o teheads billstatemelate eavelopes =ardlIabelIV1I reeelpH iBvitatioBS a

1 I bMaeH etatIury on the LmeatSmostAwflrk with that turned out by anya

Jofce4ic >iid you will find ityetir

kadvaeUge to have us do yourt

llffaM prIt poatari dodgenjp nphlet and everything usuallyturBedoHt ya country job office

We kave oniiand for sale in °

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eHleae i thef blanks0j Buy your spring outfit fro-

mQBrof tkpr k Brother

P fi BAKCAimTaWeiuake a breakr Yr cartwjfial IB every respect to the4H faBipUs SeUle cart and if you wantifpjt onept them You take

ndriiskf In bHyirijj them as they areMade te wear

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PERSONAL

Oscar Palmer was In Carlisle Sunday

Charley Brother is getting bettiof his attack of feverIIIeCounty Judge Win Craigof Menfee county wnv hero Tuesday

Mm Jns W Einmons returnedMonday from a visit nt Stnnton

Jtlss Stella Dnwson is improvingfrom her Illness caused by nil ace I

dent1188 Ednii ByrOn will return fromflIbeII Ilagerinan Collwgu thisk

Elder Robert Campbell went Montiny to visit his family in OarrardcutilitthioiiiItflWIyflLexliiftoti last week

Jerro Corbett wife and two children of Eddy ville came lust weekto visit Mrs Belle Allen

Earl Ford who line been attendingcollege atGeorgetowncame thlswoekto visit Mrs E H GuodpasterwatickokIflf lIO Institute Nlchojasvilie

ani Lathrutn and Win Mauleyted in Lathram and attendedrt lit FlemiiiKsburg Mondaymirti M D Farls continues to im

provewilHoepitat8it rs Nntlianiel arkland and mCOVilasht to Air Muttio Moore In Clark

county

rEturnodFrldllYrelatives In Winchester undo Clark

lityors C W Honaker and little sonsrlduyforson uf SpencertheonhisreturnhomeJames Pendlcton nnd wlfo of Paris

arrived Saturday to visit the latterher Betsy Crouch aiiihome Sunday

MenoRSterlingwii8 tho guest of Horace LLane and wire from < untilMonday afternoonvnJ-

LimiseacotuhomeSutunhlJCinclnnadneadayphoposaboneittrnMorehead returned totheH1iR Uoa CoriFr of near JohnwedJ>S1rJalIy lfFr1tIir evening Thr I-

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at Triton TlmnIctinanie t his Utttason llolltx I

F IIC41ctitttNho lilliiIfw1rkIns MP n telipliniii com pliny In Vpist

ofeCnbeUaevwnt to Wlnrhostprto lipnr thoU> riLuonBnltlmoro SundayWalter C yle tina acceptod a pnslruIlilirAllen will Join him nS soon na they

cnn procure residence thereFord Patterson ancV wile nttennedgrint it

tlnhavingErnest Gnrhnin noooinpnnled hy

ptnTnIlIInoll1theprnIllinois will nma np from MrGorhama at Millersburg on i visitthis week

T S Shront wife and son Ew altbeInMIs May was graduated nt HamllCollege Thursday Mies May reIIlned as thn ptieBt of Miss Graco

Appletdn until Monday when shereturned homean1ArtSntl1ldnsW H DnlzflIofMoruOeld Prol

srotoChlcngoof the vacation at the Normalde

rtinent of thc Northweatern Unl

WiNslleiatefrom Hazel Green havlne beengraduated at the Academy there intlio Entrllsh course nnd typewriting

ofeatheCchollegejt gton No Is a fine young manthkelychosen profeSilonIHow TO KILL RATS Elder B n

Ross quotes Samuel Davisof Flemg county as saying that Ito hasIdeundstrnying rots to bo thoroughly ere

fefiottvogle smooth onono side and smearthe smooth side with thick molasmoticeentrated lye nc the molasses anditlot the bTard where the rats canget at it The rats lick the ID-O1e8 and the lye does the rest

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Miss Mary Shrout to Mr WillisLindsey will take place ut thetChristian ChuroteWcdnesday elIng June 6nt 8x clocRvJ Harriott officiating TMattend

eybrotberorMiss Bertie Donaldson mind ofhonor Misses May ShoutMatildnParkerNellio Allen RI hartbrl descnHids Messrs T J Knight low¬ard P Moffett Paul It Brown andProfIra Harrison ushers Afterthe ceremony Mr and Mrs Lindsey will leave for North Carolinaon their bridal tripCor Louievme POst s

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THE DuoiiTii HKOKEN The longest spring drouth that has occurredin man many years was brokenby a gentle rain that began about

erbit oclock Friday night and lasteduntil between ttn and eleven oclockSaturday morning It sprinkledsot uewitttt later in the tiny bunot enough rain roll to amouilot-

hingany Never did n more wel-come

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rain como hereabouts Thecondition of farm nod pardon cropswas desperate since no rain ofconsequence lint fallen since thefirst week in April Bluegrass waswas so checked in growth thatstockgrazing was failing andsome farmers were selling off theirstock Tho springeown omits und

ver were seriously injured andmeadows almost ruined Ear

plnnted corn wits coming up veryune venly or had rotted in limo

ground and been replanted The-ncor that had come up bolero the

pedfroFt nipbesidesCo e up A promising wheat crop-

s so Directed that the earlierle were heading out tow with

short head The rain was too lateto repair most of the injury to thecrops antI it may bo expected that

s clover and tucadowK will bemcasureably failures while there

seebluegrassdground was unprepared whichl delay transplanting where

th enoughFurmers Sat

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tirday morning to engage hands tosel tobacco securing all the colored people that were willing to worknt 2 to 2GO per day When theruin ccated the work of transplant

went on rapidly throughoutcountry wherever ground and

everrIndivlduul tsaid hehnd plants and was going toplnntllI j

his neighborhood Howcvrr 4

ugh was learned to justify the S

estimate that onethird to onehalftill projected crop in the county 4

utd bo transplanted with thesons of Fridays attd Saturdays

rai nsThose who mnvestigned said the t

earth was wet dowir only five orsix inches by Saturdays rain bUI

ut half past 12 oYlnck uldllIti r heavy rain came from theiouthalld liuted abnut tVo humedoing more good and prolonging

tobiico scasorr Some faVuifconsidering ita caPe of nrctii

nt to tobacte

JTSundayslvqItto the C jprlf ot thereixt-

dercit on IIII IJ

tributaries wnFhvl away a ntisaw logs ciiUccted by J

Hampton for mnkiiig Into hChis saw mill i

uxcnioum CUUNTUY I1owgo U Hampton of near IryhRs provided his resident mcito

nimg spring water by ravitying had a one inehmyanizetI in

pipe laid twenty In Uc underground from a never Hog spring3300 feet distant u ne farm tothe residence whir is pipedmetrow I

pipedelivcrsing is cemet1und arrangedthat the water j i icopt clean beelegonthome

high of tasteful architecture and Ofautifully situated on a command ofg eminence which is reached by

piStakesort of outbuilding for comfortshiHeproving It so that It bids fair t-

onecm or

be of the prettiest in thecotimeunyLOCUSTS AND CRAWFISH Com

T5The locusts that came uponA Peeds farm near town

therplnved a trick on George oradoptedan unusual way to make atheir advent on the surface 3brwhoughtnli like small ordinary crawfish B

imneys and declared that inscrop of locusts each used one of

ose tubes in emerging from tilieagHe said ho was puzzled

know how they got time water tomix the mud for the tubes Coneidering time fine offer for his farmGeorge declined recently it wouldbe almost libelous to suggest thatthat the locusts bimply used craw

sh chimneys to make their callSPURLOCKHAII Mr Simpson

Spurlock and Miss Emma Humtieret the home of Oscar Cnnyers onWhite Ouk Creek Thursday after-noon The attendants were Chan >

Conyert and Miss Annie Spurlocksister of the bridegroom Robt S>

Anderson and Miss Nellie Lee Myeerramaindhe bridegrooms lather Ju Spurock the wellknown fbiackBmlthLitiWyoming Tho

oed a very pretty and worthy younglady rho bridegroom Is said tobOA nice and deserving youngOman1Os1 owners of mail boxes on the RF D routes must display signalson the boxes when there is mail inthem to bo collected by the carrieras the latter is instructed to notopen the box unless such sign l isdispTnyed

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Sprcial insiriict incregard to handling spirilu us

vinous or molt liquors to Local vilion towns in the State of I7itucky effective June 11 100C

On and after June 11 J9061Iiprlliquorstowns in Kentucky sIpped fr mpoints outside the State of I cnIurky CO D or otherwise Jay

delivered if addressed to oonaOde consignee of lawful ageheAgents at points

Kentucky must refuse phipiaintsspirituous vinous or malt liquors

consigned to points within thete of Kentucky where Local OpI

laws are in forceAgents muft refuse to acceptpments for points within thete of Kentucky from distillersknown denier or in any case

where the shipper when asked ifshipment contains liquor ref

rUles to answer satisfactorilyAgents at such Local Option

points are instructsd not to delivereuoh shipments when shipped from

point in the State of KentuckyThese instructions will pot applyen shipments of liquors are conneti to a licensed physician or

druggist to whom such shipmentsmay be delivered in unbroken >

ee in quantities not to exceedfive gallons at any one time

Yours trulyK SA FORD

SuperintendentTHE SPRING sThe Olympian

prings Co has secured the servicesof J C Shropshire of Fayettecounty this season and will openfor tho entertainment of gucclsJune 1 The company is also pa r-

cularly fortunate in enlisting thecervices of Col Bob Hazelrigg aserkand general entertainerWe have met Mr Shropshire attitfound him a very agreeable gentle 4

man who doubtless will help toowin for this resort the share ofbusiness to which its tine toedic

at waters and uptodate improvements entitle it Col Hazelrgg has rare qualifications for hisposition and knows thoroughlywell how to welcome guests andmake thorn feel at home Theta isho good reason wllwitb hit vari ¬

OlympianSpringst ime limit with guests

DISTRICT C0NFEKENcRFrepltinntions havethe visiting ministers who vi Uattend the Loxtngtfin District Conference of tho MB ChurohSonth I

which will meet here nut week

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OwisacviritE GRADED =thuBI1urd of Education Ow

cviliewivth1the OwingsviJIo Graded Schiiols totthe year ending June 30 J906ppilsformnc

ofJilustimnCrbused on enrollment was about 85per cent The increasing it

V of the schools insures m ihcrease in nil the department ieiiye ar

The average cost to the child perad for a nine months term based

on average uttenlanee was 1616The wisdom of the Board of Ed I

uration in increasing the numberteachers for next year huts been

widely commended by till thinkingpcoplj

In the grade nil year or even thegreater part of the have beenprwhich speaks well for both teacherand

Probably the most commendablething about our schools is the courteous bearing of the pupils Ictwarithe teachers and each acultivate this has been one of our

the art of living together in harm any

In teaching force we believe ourabetn conscientious and harding ready nt all times to do anymount of work when the best interestR of the schools demanded ittheIunforraly intelligent and cordial support of my efforts to raise the standurd of time Owingsville schools Vfphave now a splendid Bystom ofschools which I trust will contin

schools It must either retrograder Tho success of lire

schools is largely due to the cooperatian of tbe patrons nnd we appredate their hearty cooperation

In life is tomake time Owingsville schools thebest

With your continued Supportand the cooperation of one of themost intelligent corps of teachersto be found in any small townthre Is no reason why this cannotbo done

Very respectfullyC F MARTIN

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Curringtnn deceased of theariflgtOflB Rock neighborhood

on upper jn1t Lick Creek Thebnqy was taken through here Mpnft before noon fur burialat the

d nmoon JSalt Lick Tho begreitwztveeytnImpthyinFh4PLrEDehMarsume Saturday afternoon He

tothehlod of tithe town and securedUeisprofessillnhewllpopcrbultiIIlssloJuuiollg ourIIJoNgSHicKayflOllice Sunday alternoon by ElderRobert Campbell The brldia the ateSuldestwho lives on Jeff Dawsons farm onUpper Slate Creek She is onlyabout 15 or 16 years old She issaid to bu a very industrious goodgirl Mr Jones is n son of JohnM Jonep of Kendalls Springs andis said to be a working buy mindvery lemorving He anti bride haveTOE OUTLOOKH tnId wishes

DODBIK FDDlNQA doubloOweddingplace in the Wyoming ChristianChurch Wednesday of this weekMr Thop Conyers to Miss NellieLee Myore and Mr Robert S An I

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firidearo son and dau hter of JackConyers Miss Myers is u dauchter of Joseph Myers Mr Aflderson is a son of E < O AndersonAlloro of Wyontlngor vicinityarid alt afo very young They arenice folks

LICENSED TO WXDIn additionto the weddings elsewhere report

relicensethJaLMiss Malinda EHen Spurlock ofFleming county

John LL Richardson of Rjcfriirdsons store beyond the Glympfan

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RACKET STORE 1We have our SpHilg Goods iidV OnSCall and get our prices and v

will save you money i

Masons quart fruit jars doz 50oStone Jon gallon 80Milk Crocks gallon 804gal Ash Churn 7SoCurtain Stretchers 1

Pratts Poultry Foot 20c12 inch Glass Vaso lOcChambers 20cJelly Glasses each2eVinegar Cruets lOc6 inch Glass Berry Bowl 5cChina BpvI and Pitcher 98oVegetable Bowls 18 15 lOo

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ay the time during the rain Satfly mon ing removed an old

rut pm itt Seth BOlts barn ont C rekilmig omit und killed

htyeighmi T1c hut elevenng big ones filer were some

twobarreliof cobs under the penshow how much corn the ruts

had eaten

CrAiMR iiAMPioNStitfMyers Secretary claimsFarmers baseball club the champi ¬

onship of Rowan and Bath coun ¬

ties since ho fay tho club haschallenged every team in thosecounties and has not got a game

any Huh wants a came nddreram or unit Joe Elau Farmers

4Whitenday was about equal to that oflast year though not no largo as itused to he As it was not morethan hate the people could get intothe church Elder It H Rosspreached Probably most of thepeople hud reached home beforetill rain came up

COLORED VEDDinti The crowd1made a break for the County Clerk rf

ffice Saturday afternoon to seelder Robt Campbell unite in mar

riiijje Thoe fancy and Lucy Razor I

colored people of Lick j

THROWN Odt OF CART DoeShrout was thrown out of his cartharkingtogweek while he was going home fromtown He wits pfinfcen tip somebat not hart

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AotWER namelesswinfer came SUnday nfght andon Monday mofnittg heatlAg firesand overcoats were brought into

quisith It was vftry favorabletobacco both fof

e laborrfs Hfftd ttsv plants thatere sot out

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yor are hereby notified that unICSK said stock is immediately putUp I will be compelled to put sairfstock in time stmarjme5 I

City MarshalFnnst Thero was frostin the1notHan Conner aged 2J yedru whileh Jplying dislocated ber shoulder

Monday night V

WONKY TO LoA10OO to loan ottfiath County farm land fur three tirfive years Lowest ihtorent Callou or address US WOOD J52t Mt Sterling Ky 1

Prdf Bleullef gavo a dance tosthe society folks at tbcQBurthousMonday flight L

To Whom It Hay ConcernsNotice is hereby given that hay

ing been elected arid qualified altTreasurer of Batfr county 1 Ia4Jestablished tity oflSce 1aofflceof the Owingsvnie1 Birning rTCompany BtyBCff Of y tfpeftffanf i twilt be at aHJm fJ at ifc1C Ik-

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