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Warren Bacon sold to ClarenceEfirof Lexington for Frank Davisof Marshall Texas his fine jack DrStrong for 1000 As to individualpoints Dr Strong is said to be onethe finest jacks in Central Kentucky

The demand for export cattle contihues strong with farmers reluctant tosell at prevailing prices grass beinggood and cattle doing well The

while not bringing renumerativereturns is affording a small profit tofeeders of this class of cattle and itcan be said that the bluegrass steerwhen brought to a weight of 1400 to1550 poundsis one of the most desir

that finds its way to the easternmarket for export to Europe Onlyabout 35 per cent of the supplybeen sold in Bourbon Jonas Weil ofLexington bought this week the folowig cattle Of Warren Rogers 70

head at 5 cents J T Collins 31 headat 5 cents and of Lewis Rogers 36

head at 5 centsThos McClintock Sons of Mil

lersburg bought last week 150 head ofexport cattle at from 4f to 5 cents perpound Messrs McClintock Sonsshipped 12 double deck cars of lambs toJersey City last week costing 6 centsper and 3 cars of fat hogs to the

market at cents per pound

The supply of lambs is aboutonly small bunches remaining

infarmers hands which will be neededfor local supply The price receivedhas been from to 7 cents per pounathe bulk of the supply selling at 6cents per pound Farmers are now inthe market for stock ewes they selling at from500 to 600 per head

The sheep industry of Bourbon countyis on the increase the high prices forlambs and wool having stimulated the

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stock at from 550 to 600 perhead

The favorable coditionsexisting since June 1st has produced rbountiful supply of all kinds of vegetables the local markets being gluttedwith garden truck Contrary to expectations the watermelon crop is thebest in years the fruit being large andof a delicious qualty

Growers attribute the success of thecrop to the dry weather of April andMay which gave the young plants a

The showers started the vines to growing with the resultas above stated The apple crop ismuch superior to the crop of last yearthe market being abundantly suppliedPlums of all kinds and pears for preserving purposes are coming in plentiful The following quotations are forround lots to dealers Consumers aresupplied at a slight advance Eggs 12

cents per doz butter 16 23 to 20 centsper pound chickens 250 to 300 perdoz potatoes 60 cents per bushelsweet potatoes to 250 perbushel roasting ears per dozers 7cents tomatoes 25 cents per bushelbeans 25 cents per bushel

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The hemp which is now beingcut is dacidedly better than last yearboth as to acreage The

be heavy witli thatfarmers are jubilant most of whomsld their cropsat from 600 to 625per 112 pounds

This price which is prevailing is thebest paid for Kentucky hemp in 20years Most farmers are usingmachines for cutting while others arepaying from 350 to 400 per acre tohave their crops cut by hand Somefields are slightly damaged by rape thewet weather contributing to the growthof the troublesome weed

The early fields of tobacco will beready for the knife Monday and

a heavy yield The crop on theaverageis excellent through many lateplanted fields show a diversified

as to evenness of the crop Thecontinuous rains are causing some apprehenison among farmers and unlessreversed conditions set in considerabledamage will result Damage can result in the gummy substance being

off the leaves rotting the leavenear the ground frenching of the topleaves and brittleness of the stalkcausing others off Then torains during the cutting season interfere considerably with proper housingof the crop Dirt is beaten upon theleaves and the danger of houseburningafter the crop hung inaugmented

Should clear settled set inurop will be in

which means much as far as quailty isconcerned

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Absen niinilctlSmith Brown is getting to be quite

absentminded of late isnt he GrifI havent noticed it Smith

Well he is The other day he happenedto look in a mirror at Lome and heasked his wife what she was doingWith that fellows picture in the house

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the poor it is said B Nonsense Hewould not even give his laughter to meis my

The universal and absolute law isthat natural justice which cannot bewritten down but which appeals to timeHearts of all Victor Cousin

Refused KingHenry VIII had six wives The

most extraordinary ambition wasby the fair sex in general to

obtain the dangerous distinction of belug his queen Qne instance alone isquoted of his meeting with a refusal

offer that she unfortunately had butone head and could not afford to lose I

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j dation with moderate charge and goodconveyances with easy occasion forsalmon trout fishing the ascending of the surrounding mountains leasdone this puce well known and praisedof nil travelers N 0 The Landlordis spolea English very rood

WliQii Li0i was besieged by theSpanish in the fifteenth century suchPortuguese as were captured weremaimed Their eyes were pdt outtheir noses lips or ears were cut offtheir linger nails or fingers amputatedawl in this miserable plight they weresent back into the city with the an

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the mediciiial properties which It extracts andholds in much better than alcohol It also possesses medicinalproperties of Its own a valuable

nutritive antiseptic mifl antiferment It adds to the efficacyof the Black Cherrybarkroot Stone root and root contained in Golden Medical Discovery Insubduing chronic or

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weak as in the early stages ofconsumption there can no thatglycerine acts as valuable nutritive and

Golden Seal root Stone rootQueens root and Black Cherry bars inpromoting digestion and up fhe

controlling theand bringing a conditionof system Of course it mustnot be expected to work miracles It willnot cure consumption except in its earlier

cure severe obstinate chronic coughs bronchial andgeal chronic sore throat

hoarseness In acute it isnot so effective It is in the lingeringcoughs or those of long even

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The formula for the malady incuriousand typically Easter The victim mustbe laid full length upon the groundand massaged from the feet upwardThe sustroke is some form of evilgenius which must beforced into one spot This the massageaccomplishes When the masseur hasdone his best to this end and assumesthat the virus of the enemy is all

in the forehead of the patienthen the teeth of the operator are ap

piled to the infected area and a pieceof the of the forehead bitten out

The strange thing is that thetreatment is said to be invariably efficaciousIt may be faith or itthat the sunstroke itself was imaginary

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