1
r r 4 NEW GOODS EVERYDAY We are now receiving new goods by every ex ¬ press and within the last few days have received about fiftypackages of Ladies Garments All Goodandrom Eastern cities Now is the time to dolour Spring i shopping while stocks are at their best j Among these late arrivals are dozens of new Silk Dresses in U Foulards Pongees Changeable Taffetas Rajahs etc New Ac l cordeon Pleated Dresses Overskirt Dresses Etc in many colors and prices from 500 to 45OO I tgi Also a big lot of white and colored Lingerie dresses at all prices from 250 to 25 and imported Scotch Gingham dresses at 65O and 850 White and colored Linen dresses all styles Hundreds of new white Lingerie and tailored shirt waists entirely new and every f F attractive style Pure Irish Linen tailored waists in three styles at f 125 Lingerie T J i waists in special values at 2 00 250 and up to 10 Over 200 new silk waists made of black and colored Taffetas Pongee Rajah Mess aline Chiffons and fancy Taffetas and Seco Silks at 250 400 5 00 and 600 E Linen tailored suits in immense variety of both styles and price rangeing from a i cK1 well tailored pure natural linen suit at 750 up to very elaborate suits at ISO Our line of Tailored Wcol Suits is decidedly the most attractive we have ever shown Over 200 to select from at prices fro YI 15 to 3500 and all the popular colors We are selling hundreds of Coronet Hair Braids because we are selling them Just about half the usual price We offer fine rea wavy hair braids 36 inches long at = 4to6 A B RobertsoriBIo Danville Kentucky BUCKEYEI Dr J S Gilbert bought of Mr Ru- fus Blakeman ahorse for 8225- Mi T O Hill bought a yearling colt from Mr Maurice Russ price 8100 Miss Katie Mae Dickerson will be ¬ gin the spring term of school at Buck- eye ¬ 4th of April Rev T B Ray of Richmond Va visited his mother Mrs Wm Bay last week Miss Bulah Davis of Crab Orchard has been Hih relatives here the past two weeks Mr and Mrs Howard King and children were the guests of her par- ents ¬ Dr and Mrs G M last Saturday and Sunday HendronI ker Bradsnaw and cbidren her parents Mr and Mrs T O Hill last week Mrs John Teater was stricken with paralysis last Mondday evening while milkingMrs P Long of Cottonburg visited her daughter Mrs B I Bur ¬ ton last week Mrs Oscar Bay entertained a num ¬ ber of her friends very pleasantly last Sunday Werse Than Bullets Burl tz have often caused less suffer ¬ ing to soldiers than the eczema LW Harriaaan Burlington M got in the army and suffered with forty years But Buckleus An tea Salve cured Itae when all else failed be writes Greatest healer for Sores Ulcers r Boils Burns Cuts Wounds Bruises and Pzls 25c of R E Roberts 1m BKYANTSVILLEI Mr J C Williams was in Louisville Tour day on business Yrs G B Bose has beenquite sick for several days Mr and Mrs Marshal Davis of Jes aaaine bave been the recent guests of Mr sod Mn Charley Deane Mr B FPatton continues to im prove slowly Mr Llllard of Boyle was here last week engaging lambs at 8 cents Dr W M Elliott has bought the farm of Mr C M Jenkins contain lag 270 acre at SUM per acre Mrs Sam Haeelden baa been visit lag relatives at Danville- Misses Allte DUBB audTOs fertile eta Danville abofp mr Saturday Mr aad Mrs Beery lowllssoa have beta tae guestaof reiativesat Spears Meat Anaie Phillips IMS returned to IlK hose at SUBford after a r tot to relatives here Mr BrjM Ballard WM offer frost Mr a Mr CUV 1<oaa ajpeat Is4wei r Sunday at Nicholasville Mrs John Peterr of Mackville vis- ited ¬ her sister Mrs CC Becker last weekMr and Mrs W W Burnside of Bfcbmnnd spent the week2nd with Mr B F Patton end family Miss Eliza Ison was the guest nf Mrs WB Cook at Lancaster last week for a short visit Mr and Mrs Carter Sellers of Jes ¬ samine have been recent visitors of Mrs Charley Dean M G B Rose went to Booneville Friday on business There will be services at the Meth ¬ odist church Sunday night by the Rev J GodbeyDr has received I i4 new Overland Roadster and is delight ¬ ed with it He and J Hogan Ballard drove It over from Lexington Thurs- day The Call Of Th Bleotf for purification finds voice in pim¬ jauoI ¬ diced look moth patches and blotches en the tiklUal1 lams of liver trouble But Dr Kings New Life Pills make rich red blood give clear skin rosy cheeks fine complexion health Try them 25c at B E McRoberts 1m Get the Bright Side Cheer up Count your joys as well aa your sorrows Make a book of blessings and see which side la ahead 7Uncle As to what they call the financial problem reflected Uncle Allea Sparks there are just two of them how to get money and how to keep it and there isnt more than about one in a hundred of us that ever solves either of em AnywayW asked the teacher Just after the spring plowing replied the bright farmer boy Mrs H A Sutzer Stephensburg Ky says Your Bourbon Poultry Cure is alii bt I bad a fine turkey so sick with cholera she could not eat and it cured her I also cured mj chickens of gaps with It It t Gets Accordingly Its just itespoBieBcy tkatailsyow BBsbaBd IsBt it Mrs Hlgaraore 1M etlilt tkats quite expeasive That Depend Teacher Wow boys Veres a mile exaaj le la eatalaritkpetieHoweU posed a penc be who wu kom im 1876 Payil PleaM teacher was R a aaaa waarRN Pia f 2 BUENA VISTA Miss Susie Jennings was a weekend guest of Miss Katie Farley at Bry I antsvle Miss Ethel Evans has returned from a visit to relatives at Junction City Miss Mary Asking is spending the week with her cousins at Ambrose Jessamine county Simon Weil of Lexington was here last week to look at the cattle of J B and J F Ruble MrEstridge of Batnt Lick was here on business last week Miss Alice Mabel Scott will leave the first of April to spent a fortnight with College friends in Laxlngton Mrs Elizabeth Walden and daugh ¬ ter from near Danville were guest of Mr and Mrs Sim Davis last week Eminent Authorities say that outdoor exercise is needed by the American People Thats all very will but bow can people with rheumatism follow that advice The answer is very simpleuse Ballards Snow Liniment and the rheumatism will go leaving you as spry as a colt Gives quick and permanent relief from rheumatism neuralgia lame back and all pains Sold by B E Mc I Robert 1m A Question to Be Considered sj Do you consider plagiarism permis- sible under any circumstances Well answered Senator Sorghum Its pretty bard when you find your- self compelled to make a choice bet- ween being interesting or original II Seed Sure to Blossom Blessed is the band that prepares a pleasure for a child for there Is BO I blooraforthJerrold IExtreme Impediment in the ladies gem inary Examiner Miss Jones state the chief impediment to marriage Candidate When no one presents ° himself FUegende Blaetter TB Cream Virmuge W MUMITEH villtM REMEDY n f 1IEIFAIRI1I < a + aa wae 0 rwvsi res IIMIy B ejHLIiiIr Ci- MCRobertDrl tiT j f i j StorO Jf i J c cxfr 7y J J Selected Here you discontented knocker Growlin bout the countrys ills Chloroform your dismal talker Take a course of liver plUs Stop your durn kl otee howlin Cbaw some sand an git some gri Dont sit in the dumps growia Smile a few an boost a bit Fall iti while the bands aplayin Ketch the step an march along Stead o pessimistic bray in Jine the hallelujah song Drop yer hammar do some root In Grab a born cuss an split Every echo with yer tooth Smile a few anboost a bit Municipality In Business The municipality of Peteraborough England has enriched its treasury perceptibly by engaging in the celery businessf A Disraeli Anecdote Sitting next Disraeli at dinner Mrs Jeune said that Lord Sherbrooke must be allowed one virtue namely his pa- tient ¬ and affectionate behavior towa his wife Do you think said eli in his deeptone that he has r seen her Memoirs of Lady St He leer Bronchial Tubes Ail Stuffed Upl While president of Washington D C I suffered continually and intense ly with a bronchial trouble that was simply terrible to endure 1 would have spells that I could hardly breathe 1 would choke up fill up in my threw and bronchial tubes and the doctoring that I did and the remedieS used were of no benefit to me whatever 1 be about Booths Byomel being so be ficial in catarrhal and bronchial affect- IOns and procured an outfit Ireceiv ed relief from theist by its use I continued wltfrit and received a cure It is about two years since I have su- fetedat ¬ all frommy former trouble j4UIOltaStreet Hyomei is guaranteed by B E fc = Roberta to cure catarrh croup bron ¬ chitin coughs colds and sore throat or money back Acomplete Rypmei < pronou Alahome outfit cats 8100 at dru gtets everywhere This Includes bardrUbOOrpocketIDbaIerUtibottJofBJomel a L hoc Free gampleboUle end booklet from Booths Hyomei CoiBoffak N- ach1cLiungaa4ctaaaaltstLmCh Y II ro 7 rltftti + ofLeta j if k SENTENCE SERMONSt Unity of aim Is more than identity of appearance Saints seldom suffer from a sease d superiority You can never for another with your lips aloneI A goodman good in other menI The best pride of ancestry Is to be a light to posterity Faith does more thaa defend old facts it makes new ones He can never know men who will not stop to know children Some men come near proving theI devil when they argue on their No man gets far in the business of living who lives only for business Anxiety tries to see the mountains In the way and trips us up over a pebbleHe I who sets his sails to the winds of applause steers with his back to the futureA annoyance wiU try out sainthood much better than a prospec ¬ tive martyrdom I One is not necessarily en route to glory because he has turned his back OB other sinners Character is what you are when It seems that the conductor will not look for your fare The man who gets into a fever on 1 parade often gets into a funk when the fighting begins Chicago Tribune i REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR t I It takes a man with a bad temper to think you have a worse to say It The thing that prejudices a man against automobiles is not being able to own one The way to feel a lot of enthusiasm for a cause is not to understand what it is about What a girl objects to about going out in a snowstorm with a man is the way her father wants her to dress for it A man who always gets seasick doesnt seem to be able to keep from saying afterward it was the first time it ever happened to him A man learns to write love letters trying to get married and forgets how by doing it A man thinks hes a naturalborn weather prophet when his wife made him put on his goloshes and it stormedIts great mistake to love a wom ¬ an so much that you cant put on more steam about it when shes in the mood to say you dont at all A man can walk 15 miles around a billiard table without getting half as tired as from carrying the baby up and down the room three times New York Press A T SCOTT Auctioneer Buena Vista Kentucky 7 Years Experience and 7 Years Success Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed Write me for dates Will be in Lancaster every county court day to serve you Phone TSo 19R Burgiu Exchange rdI ParmDrs this is the season to II use Stock Food a receivedae a large shipment of 1ITERNATIOMAL and are selling itat 285 per 25 pound lOtatxd t ata R r JdWaOWI 33- ka i THE Garrard Bank IE Trust Ca INCORPORATED Capital Stock 5OOOOOO RE McRobert Pres Basks Haisaa Vice Pres L I BwtoXYIcr Pus J W Elore CashierD A TbMM hst talicr- It L Eltia BookKeeper Comparative statement of Its growth Individual Deposits January i I9or653474 January 1 1908 9491696 January 1 1 909 I 645236 Jan 1 1910 13564758 THE NafionalBankOf Cetal50000 SntoS20MO A IL DEIST rresifeau J I STORMES Vice Prest S C DillY CMkter JF Robinson Asat Cashr B T Embry Bookkeeper DIRECTORS Saml D Cochran Alex R Denny A C Robinson John E Stormes SC Denny J L Gill WI Wiliiams Indestructible TIle dear fmll brffliuit tone f CeItmI iBfertnc tible Cylinder Records is tile best ra fcr their gr w inS popularity But its a fine thins to kmw they cmat Mew w matter how careless yowmay be ad that they will merer wear oat MO Matter how Huuiy tunes yaa flay tip 35 cents i Call for a catalog A apk din repertoire to cheooc fnm amd we ate adding to H right along F G Hurt lJdDcasterj Peerless Poultry Fences AittIare in a class by themselves Strong hand some and durable they do away with the flimsy poultry netting Requires no top or bot tomboards stretch tight and troe Iike a fie1d feDCe and will turn any kind of stock A dozen diffat lands to choose from Ask your dealarfor a catalog ad kWmalcehimfurnishyantfie Peerless in any style yoawaL Peerless Fate faUL AirumHek For sale by Conn Bros Lancaster Ky III J J WAZUKPraaideBt Ja JoiOMOSf tII Tina Pr OR0AN1ZED 883 Tbe OTZEMS NATIONAL BiNK e I Of LAMCASTM KY CAPITAL 50000 SURPLUS 35000- B P HUMOW CiuUer- WOBMMBT Asat nuhr a D1arza iloetHeger J J WALKKB Ja Asst BookKeeper BHSM Solicited rrart aid Gartlllid ttlitfd DIR CTOItS JS Johnson M rHfdsoa JJ Walbsr T H A lcLAlexGlbbL Lewis L Walker CA AnMM IWHY YOUR NOT I LIFE INSURED HOW I DEADlY 9 JUSEiDC v Oftce NatioMl Ilk of La caa4er PMIIi 3t t i L

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4

NEW GOODS EVERYDAYWe are now receiving new goods by every ex¬

press and within the last few days have received

about fiftypackages of Ladies Garments All

GoodandromEastern cities Now is the time to dolour Spring i

shopping while stocks are at their best j

Among these late arrivals are dozens of new Silk Dresses in U

Foulards Pongees Changeable Taffetas Rajahs etc New Ac l

cordeon Pleated Dresses Overskirt Dresses Etc in many colors

and prices from 500 to 45OOI tgi

Also a big lot of white and colored Lingerie dresses at all

prices from 250 to 25 and imported Scotch Gingham dressesat 65O and 850 White and colored Linen dresses all styles

Hundreds of new white Lingerie and tailored shirt waists entirely new and every fF

attractive style Pure Irish Linen tailored waists in three styles at f125 Lingerie T

J iwaists in special values at 2 00 250 and up to 10

Over 200 new silk waists made of black and colored Taffetas Pongee Rajah Mess

aline Chiffons and fancy Taffetas and Seco Silks at 250 400 5 00 and 600 ELinen tailored suits in immense variety of both styles and price rangeing from a i

cK1

well tailored pure natural linen suit at 750 up to very elaborate suits at ISO

Our line of Tailored Wcol Suits is decidedly the most attractive we have ever

shown Over 200 to select from at prices fro YI 15 to 3500 and all the popular colors

We are selling hundreds of Coronet Hair Braids because we are selling them Justabout half the usual price We offer fine rea wavy hair braids 36 inches long at = 4to6

AB RobertsoriBIoDanville Kentucky

BUCKEYEIDr J S Gilbert bought of Mr Ru-

fus Blakeman ahorse for 8225-

Mi T O Hill bought a yearlingcolt from Mr Maurice Russ price 8100

Miss Katie Mae Dickerson will be ¬

gin the spring term of school at Buck-

eye¬

4th of AprilRev T B Ray of Richmond Va

visited his mother Mrs Wm Baylast week

Miss Bulah Davis of Crab Orchardhas been Hih relatives here the pasttwo weeks

Mr and Mrs Howard King andchildren were the guests of her par-

ents¬

Dr and Mrs G Mlast Saturday and Sunday HendronIker Bradsnaw and cbidrenher parents Mr and Mrs T O Hilllast week

Mrs John Teater was stricken withparalysis last Mondday evening while

milkingMrsP Long of Cottonburg

visited her daughter Mrs B I Bur¬

ton last weekMrs Oscar Bay entertained a num ¬

ber of her friends very pleasantlylast Sunday

Werse Than BulletsBurl tz have often caused less suffer¬

ing to soldiers than the eczema LWHarriaaan Burlington M got in thearmy and suffered with forty years

But Buckleus An tea Salve curedItae when all else failed be writesGreatest healer for Sores Ulcers

rBoils Burns Cuts Wounds Bruisesand Pzls 25c of R E Roberts 1m

BKYANTSVILLEI

Mr J C Williams was in LouisvilleTour day on business

Yrs G B Bose has beenquite sickfor several days

Mr and Mrs Marshal Davis of Jesaaaine bave been the recent guests ofMr sod Mn Charley Deane

Mr B FPatton continues to improve slowly

Mr Llllard of Boyle was here lastweek engaging lambs at 8 cents

Dr W M Elliott has bought thefarm of Mr C M Jenkins containlag 270 acre at SUM per acre

Mrs Sam Haeelden baa been visitlag relatives at Danville-

Misses Allte DUBB audTOs fertileeta Danville abofp mr SaturdayMr aad Mrs Beery lowllssoa have

beta tae guestaof reiativesat SpearsMeat Anaie Phillips IMS returned to

IlK hose at SUBford after a rtot torelatives here

Mr BrjM Ballard WM offer frostMr a Mr CUV 1<oaa ajpeat

Is4wei

r

Sunday at NicholasvilleMrs John Peterr of Mackville vis-

ited¬

her sister Mrs CC Becker last

weekMrand Mrs W W Burnside of

Bfcbmnnd spent the week2nd withMr B F Patton end family

Miss Eliza Ison was the guest nfMrs W B Cook at Lancaster lastweek for a short visit

Mr and Mrs Carter Sellers of Jes¬

samine have been recent visitors ofMrs Charley Dean

M G B Rose went to BoonevilleFriday on business

There will be services at the Meth ¬

odist church Sunday night by the RevJ GodbeyDr

has received I i4 newOverland Roadster and is delight ¬

ed with it He and J Hogan Ballarddrove It over from Lexington Thurs-day

The Call Of Th Bleotf

for purification finds voice in pim¬jauoI ¬

diced look moth patches and blotchesen the tiklUal1 lams of liver troubleBut Dr Kings New Life Pills makerich red blood give clear skin rosycheeks fine complexion health Trythem 25c at B E McRoberts 1m

Get the Bright SideCheer up Count your joys as well

aa your sorrows Make a book ofblessings and see which side laahead

7UncleAs to what they call the financialproblem reflected Uncle AlleaSparks there are just two of themhow to get money and how to keepit and there isnt more than aboutone in a hundred of us that eversolves either of em

AnywayW askedthe teacher Just after the springplowing replied the bright farmerboy

Mrs H A Sutzer StephensburgKy says Your Bourbon PoultryCure is alii bt I bad a fine turkeyso sick with cholera she could not eatand it cured her I also cured mjchickens of gaps with It It

tGets Accordingly

Its just itespoBieBcy tkatailsyowBBsbaBd IsBt it Mrs Hlgaraore 1Metlilttkats quite expeasive

That DependTeacher Wow boys Veres a mile

exaaj le la eatalaritkpetieHoweUposed a penc be who wu kom im1876 Payil PleaM teacher was Ra aaaa waarRN Pia

f 2

BUENA VISTA

Miss Susie Jennings was a weekendguest of Miss Katie Farley at Bry

I antsvleMiss Ethel Evans has returned from

a visit to relatives at Junction CityMiss Mary Asking is spending the

week with her cousins at AmbroseJessamine county

Simon Weil of Lexington was herelast week to look at the cattle of J Band J F Ruble

MrEstridge of Batnt Lick washere on business last week

Miss Alice Mabel Scott will leavethe first of April to spent a fortnightwith College friends in Laxlngton

Mrs Elizabeth Walden and daugh ¬

ter from near Danville were guest ofMr and Mrs Sim Davis last week

Eminent Authorities say

that outdoor exercise is needed by

the American People Thats allvery will but bow can people withrheumatism follow that advice Theanswer is very simpleuse BallardsSnow Liniment and the rheumatismwill go leaving you as spry as a coltGives quick and permanent relieffrom rheumatism neuralgia lameback and all pains Sold by B E Mc

I Robert 1m

A Question to Be Consideredsj

Do you consider plagiarism permis-sible under any circumstances

Well answered Senator SorghumIts pretty bard when you find your-

self compelled to make a choice bet-ween being interesting or original II

Seed Sure to BlossomBlessed is the band that prepares a

pleasure for a child for there Is BO

I blooraforthJerroldIExtreme Impediment

in the ladies geminary Examiner Miss Jones statethe chief impediment to marriageCandidate When no one presents °

himself FUegende Blaetter

TBCream Virmuge

W MUMITEH

villtMREMEDY

n f

1IEIFAIRI1I< a

+ aawae 0 rwvsi resIIMIyB ejHLIiiIr Ci-

MCRobertDrltiT j f i

jStorO Jf

i J

c cxfr7y J J

SelectedHere you discontented knocker

Growlin bout the countrys illsChloroform your dismal talker

Take a course of liver plUsStop your durn kl otee howlin

Cbaw some sand an git some griDont sit in the dumps growia

Smile a few an boost a bitFall iti while the bands aplayin

Ketch the step an march alongStead o pessimistic bray inJine the hallelujah song

Drop yer hammar do some root InGrab a born cuss an split

Every echo with yer toothSmile a few anboost a bit

Municipality In BusinessThe municipality of Peteraborough

England has enriched its treasuryperceptibly by engaging in the celerybusinessf

A Disraeli AnecdoteSitting next Disraeli at dinner Mrs

Jeune said that Lord Sherbrooke mustbe allowed one virtue namely his pa-tient

¬

and affectionate behavior towahis wife Do you think saideli in his deeptone that he has rseen her Memoirs of Lady St Heleer

Bronchial TubesAil Stuffed Upl

While president of Washington DC I suffered continually and intensely with a bronchial trouble that wassimply terrible to endure 1 wouldhave spells that I could hardly breathe1 would choke up fill up in my threwand bronchial tubes and the doctoringthat I did and the remedieS used wereof no benefit to me whatever 1 beabout Booths Byomel being so beficial in catarrhal and bronchial affect-

IOns and procured an outfit Ireceived relief from theist by its use Icontinued wltfrit and received a cureIt is about two years since I have su-

fetedat¬

all frommy former trouble

j4UIOltaStreetHyomei is guaranteed by B E fc=

Roberta to cure catarrh croup bron ¬

chitin coughs colds and sore throat ormoney back

Acomplete Rypmei < pronouAlahome outfit cats 8100 at drugtets everywhere This IncludesbardrUbOOrpocketIDbaIerUtibottJofBJomel a

L

hoc Free gampleboUle end bookletfrom Booths Hyomei CoiBoffak N-

ach1cLiungaa4ctaaaaltstLmCh

Y

II ro 7

rltftti +

ofLetaj

if k

SENTENCE SERMONStUnity of aim Is more than identity

of appearance

Saints seldom suffer from a sease dsuperiority

You can never for anotherwith your lips aloneIA goodmangood in other menI

The best pride of ancestry Is to bea light to posterity

Faith does more thaa defend oldfacts it makes new ones

He can never know men who willnot stop to know children

Some men come near proving theIdevil when they argue on their

No man gets far in the business ofliving who lives only for business

Anxiety tries to see the mountainsIn the way and trips us up over a

pebbleHe I

who sets his sails to the windsof applause steers with his back to the

futureAannoyance wiU try out

sainthood much better than a prospec ¬

tive martyrdomI

One is not necessarily en route toglory because he has turned his backOB other sinners

Character is what you are when Itseems that the conductor will not lookfor your fare

The man who gets into a fever on1

parade often gets into a funk whenthe fighting begins Chicago Tribune

i

REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR t

I

It takes a man with a bad temper tothink you have a worse to say It

The thing that prejudices a managainst automobiles is not being ableto own one

The way to feel a lot of enthusiasmfor a cause is not to understand whatit is about

What a girl objects to about goingout in a snowstorm with a man is theway her father wants her to dressfor it

A man who always gets seasickdoesnt seem to be able to keep fromsaying afterward it was the first timeit ever happened to him

A man learns to write love letterstrying to get married and forgets howby doing it

A man thinks hes a naturalbornweather prophet when his wife madehim put on his goloshes and it

stormedIts

great mistake to love a wom ¬

an so much that you cant put onmore steam about it when shes in themood to say you dont at all

A man can walk 15 miles arounda billiard table without getting half astired as from carrying the baby upand down the room three times NewYork Press

A T SCOTT

AuctioneerBuena Vista Kentucky

7 Years Experienceand

7 Years SuccessTerms reasonable and satisfactionguaranteed Write me for datesWill be in Lancaster every countycourt day to serve you

Phone TSo 19R Burgiu ExchangerdIParmDrs

this is the season to II

use

Stock Food a

receivedaea large shipment of

1ITERNATIOMAL

and are selling itat285 per 25 pound

lOtatxdtataR r

JdWaOWI33-

kai

THEGarrard Bank IE Trust Ca

INCORPORATED

Capital Stock 5OOOOOORE McRobert Pres Basks Haisaa Vice Pres L I BwtoXYIcr Pus

J W Elore CashierD A TbMM hst talicr-It L Eltia BookKeeper

Comparative statement of Its growth

Individual Deposits

January i I9or653474January 1 1908 9491696January 1 1 909 I 645236Jan 1 1910 13564758

THENafionalBankOf

Cetal50000 SntoS20MOA IL DEIST rresifeau

J I STORMES Vice Prest

S C DillY CMkter

J F Robinson Asat CashrB T Embry Bookkeeper

DIRECTORS

Saml D Cochran Alex R Denny A CRobinson John E Stormes S C

Denny J L Gill WI Wiliiams

IndestructibleTIle dear fmll brffliuit tone f CeItmI iBfertnc

tible Cylinder Records is tile best ra fcr their gr winS popularity

But its a fine thins to kmw they cmat Mew wmatter how careless yowmay be ad that they will mererwear oat MO Matter how Huuiy tunes yaa flay tip

35 cents i Call for a catalogA apk din repertoire to cheooc fnm amd we ate

adding to H right along

F G Hurt lJdDcasterj

Peerless Poultry FencesAittIare in a class by themselves Strong hand

some and durable they do away with theflimsy poultry netting Requires no top or bot

tomboards stretch tightand troeIikea fie1d feDCe

and will turn any kind of stock A dozen diffatlands to choose from Ask your dealarfor a catalog ad

kWmalcehimfurnishyantfie Peerless in any style yoawaL

Peerless Fate faUL AirumHek

For sale by Conn Bros Lancaster Ky

III J J WAZUKPraaideBt Ja JoiOMOSf tIITina Pr

OR0AN1ZED 883

Tbe OTZEMS NATIONAL BiNKeI

Of LAMCASTM KYCAPITAL 50000 SURPLUS 35000-

B P HUMOW CiuUer-WOBMMBT Asat nuhr aD1arza iloetHeger

J J WALKKB Ja Asst BookKeeper

BHSM Solicited rrart aid Gartlllid ttlitfdDIR CTOItS

JS Johnson M rHfdsoa JJ WalbsrT H A lcLAlexGlbbL Lewis L Walker CA AnMM

IWHY YOURNOT

I LIFE INSURED HOW

I DEADlY 9 JUSEiDCv

Oftce NatioMl Ilk of La caa4er PMIIi 3t

t iL