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i JI Handsome Display of New Spring Goodsjcompletejml57

Here are Two Special Bargains you Cannot Afford to MissBeginning Monday April 1 Oth at 9 oclock a m and continuing until the supply is exhausted we will makethese unprecedented cut prices

I 106 Oflngharn 5c yard Mens 506 Shirts 35cL aLiiIV =

Have you seen the celebrated

Crossett Shoes for Men

1 THEY MAKE LIFES WALK EASYr 51ifIl

IJOSEPH MERCANTILE COMPANY II B i iJa 1

rGossip AboutPeople N N N

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IA Brief Mention of the Comings andGoings Ly Those Vt Arc Interested In

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Mrs Fox of Buena Vista is visitingrelatives herejMr R A Stone of Somerset was avisitor here this week

Mrs George Lucas of Middlesborois visiting in this locality

Miss Katharine Conn has been visit ¬

I ing relatives at Paint Lick

Mrs John Y Pilcher of Louisville iis visiting Lancaster relatives

Miss Ella Dunn of Brodhead isvisiting Mrs Richard McGrath

Mrs Jennie West has returned froma visit to relatives in Louisville

Miss Annie Moss of North Carolinais visiting her cousin Walton Moss

Miss Lizzie Brown is assisting MissAda Dickerson in her millinery parlor

Mrs J Ii Lear has returned from ayisit to her home in Circlesville Ohio

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V Y Moss of Joplin Mo is visitinghis brother Walton Muss for a few

daysMrs

Charles Reid and children fMiddlesboro are visiting

hereMrJerry Respass of North Carolina

has joined his wife and children for a

visitMiss

Mame Ballard of Bryan tsvilei

was the guest of Miss Margaret Tomlinson

Mrs TIT Allen who has been versick for several weeks is not very much

improvedMissesI

Polly and Maggie Traylor ofStanford Have been Miss Katie Simp

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sons guests

R K Conn and daughter Miss

I1Ir8 have been guests of Mr andB Conn

Mrs Powell Duncan of Nicholasvine is visiting her daughter MrsSam Ilaselden

Mrs 0 T Wallace has returned froma visit to her children in North andSouth Carolina

Mr Louis Burnside and sister MissMary were visitors in Lexington Sunday and Monday

Mrs R Zimmer and Misses FloraZeigler and Elsie Zimmer visited Ottenheim Sunday

Mrs Mary Frisbie and little daugh ¬

ter Gladys are in Louisville visitingMrs R E Hughes

Dr E H Peaace of Danville washere Wednesday mingling with hislegion of friends

IRe C M Reid of Middlesboro iswith his mother Mrs Mary Reid whocontinues very ill

I1Iiss Susie WIngate who has beenvisiting Miss Virginia Goodloe hasreturned to Danville

Miss Evelyn Metcalfe of Lexingtonis visiting Miss Mary Landram Burnside Danv111eavenue

Lieut Robert Kennedy of Lexing ¬

ton was the guest Sunday of his sisMrs Banks Hudson

Iter Anna and Sallie Noel ofattended the funeral of Mrs

Annie Loyd Herring Tuesday

Mrs George Ballew has returned toparentssMr and Mrs Joseph

A very hands me picture of MissSallie Adams of this city appeared inSaturdays Courier Journal

Mrs Kate Wilkerson and Miss Ermine White of Moreland have beenvisiting Mrs Pauline Rigney

rlr Clyde Herring of Louisvilleattended the funeral of his aunt Mrs

Annie Loyd Herring Tuesday

Dr G C Faris and bride have returned from their bridal tour and have

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mMount Elkinand raise

BIG CROPSSole Agents for

American Field Fencer

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An exceedingly handsome line of

Ladies Custom =Made Shoes

and SLIPPERS inK I D and CANVASS

rooms at Mrs Tom WherrittsMr W H Pope is visiting his sister

in Crab Orchard this week

Mrs Alex Doty andson John are atMartainsville Ind where they havegone for their health

Mr T Hampton of Winchester hasbeen visiting his cousin Miss EmmaHood Danville avenue

Mrs Ellen Owsley Poor and MissMargaret Tomlinson were guests offriends in Bryantsville Wednesday

Among the prominent hemp menhere this week to see the hemp ma-

chine¬

is Mr Ford Brent of Paris Ky

Misses Lizzie Brown Annie Hern-don Angie Kinnaird and Mrs GeorgiaLusk were visitors in Danville Satur ¬day

Miss Bettina Anderson left Wednesday for Knoxville Tenn to spendseveral weeks with her sister Mrs WR Marrs

Mrs W R Cook and son Robertsonhave returned from Ilendersouville

spendingtheShirley Elkin a United States sol ¬

dier who has been stationed in thePhilippines is visiting his parentsMr and Mrs T S Elkin

Mrs Sallie Lawson and handsomeson George Walker and Miss BettieBroaddus are spending the week withMrs Herbert Gulley on Danville pike

Our good friend W S Fish thePaint Lick druggist was here Tues ¬

day on business His many kind wordsfor The Record are greatly appreciat ¬

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DentonGuyn-

A most beautiful wedding tookplace Wednesday evening at 530oclock at the home of Mr and MrsR R Denton when their daughterMiss Katharine Oldham was unitedin marriage to Mr James WalkerGuyn An aisle was formed by ribbonswhich were held by Mr G G McBrideof Louisville and Mr W B Jones Themaid of honor Miss Forest Dentonentered first looking most lovelygowned in a dainty tailored suit car ¬

rying a bouquet of roses Then camethe groom with bis best man Mr R G

Young of Nicholasville They werefollowed by the little flower girlsMisses Burnie Lear and Grace CochIran carrying baskets of flowers fol ¬

lowing came the bride dressed in anIexquisite costume of blue chiffon clothand carrying a shower bouquet ofbride roses and lace ferns Soon thebeautiful and impressive ceremonyspoken by Rev Hughson of Lexingtonwas over congratulations vrere show ¬

ered upon the young couple Lovelystrains of music were discoursed bythe Misses Lear before and duringthe ceremony The house was a bow ¬

er of southern smilax decorated withroses and lighted with white candlesbordered with pink shades A largewhite bell arranged by the artistichands of Mrs S D Cochran and MrsVictor Lear formed the decorationsoverhead where the bridal partystood A large number of choice giftswere received and were displayed inthe hall cut glass silver china andoriental rugs were among the collec ¬

tionlIr and Mrs Guyn left immedi ¬

atelv for Louisville and other citiesThey will return on the llth to ahome prepared for the bride wher-an elegant reception will be giventhem by the grooms grandfatherThe groom is the only son of Mr JasGuynj a prominent farmer of thiscounty a man of high social standingand a promising future

Clock andrOewelry Repairing-

I am prepared to repair clocks andJewelry of all kinds In the best man-ner Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed Sbopover Ward-store Richmond street >

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Frightful SufTeriii ItclleredSuffering frightfully from the viru-

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poisons of undigested food C GGrayson of Dula Miss took DrKings New Life Pills with the resuit he writes that I was curedAll stomach and bowel disordersgive way to their tonic laxative prop ¬

erties 25c at R E McRoberts dr11

store guaranteed 1m

QUARTERLY REPORTor TIIE

Peoples Bank ot Paint Lick Ky

AT TilE CLOSE OP BUSINESS

March 31st 1905-

ItE30UPCliS

t641isOverdntftssecnred 1050

O vcrdraf unsecured 1G7 19Due from National Hanks 1089 98Due from State Banks and

Bankers 10764 a262 CDue fromTrustCompniiiesBanking House mad Lot 300 CO

Mortgages 1om 00Specie 623 44Currency 40 00 5B3 IIFurniture and Fixtures 1200 CO

115191IWrIAISILITIKS

Capital Stock paid In In1600000Surplusr 5079 p

Deposits subject tocheck 93114 81SUPPLEMENTARY

Highest amount of indebtedness oftoy stockholder person company orturn Including in the liability of thecompany or linn the liability of theindividual members thereof directlyor indirectly if Much indebtedness ex ¬

ceeds 20 per cent of capital stock ac ¬

tually paid in and actual amount ofsurplus of the batik None

Highest amount of indebtedness ofany director or officer if amount ofsuch indebtedness exceeds 10 per centof paidup capital stock of bank None

Does amount of indebtedness ofperson company or firm including inthe liability of the company or firm theliability of the individual membersthereof exceed 30 percent of paidupcapital and actual surplus NoWere nil expenses losses

interest and taxes de-ducted therefrom be ¬

fore declaring dlvldendand was not lessthan 10 per cent ofnet profits of the bankfor the period coveredby the dividend car ¬

surptusfunddend was declaredYes1r-

s19s >9IState of Kentucky County of Garrard ssW G Kemper cashier of Peoples Bank

of Paint Lick Ky a Bank located and doingbusiness In the town of Paint Lick in saidforegoIngthe condition of the said Hank at the close ofbusiness on the 31st day of March 1903 tothe best of his knowledge and belief and fur¬

ther says that the business of said Bank hasbeen transacted at the location named and notelsewhere and that the above report is madeIn compliance with an official notice receivedfrom the Secretary of State designating the 31stday of March 1905 as the on whichsuch report shall be made r

W G Kemper CashierSubscribed and sworn to before me by W G

Kemper cashier on the 31st of March 100A BJEstridge Notary Public Garrard county

Kentucky Commission expires Feby619CG-LB1YoodsRGGuyn J DirectorWC Fish J

Business and BargainsWe are enlarging our ware room andI

getting in the largest stock of vehi-cles

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ever in Lancaster If you need abuggy surrey runabout or wagon wehave them cheap

47tf Romans Ss Elmore

For Sale or RentStore room for sale or rent Possess

ion given immediately G Sweeney

Exchanged OvercoatsLast court day at Haseldens Rob

insons hardware store Owner canhave his coat by returning mine

It J P Earn Bourne Ky

RateseTo all points In Montana IdahoWashington Oregon and British Col ¬

umbia March 1st to May 15 1905

Round Trip Homeseekers Tickets onspecial days Write at once for infor¬

mation and maps to IBA F SCHWEQELTraveling Agent Wisconsin Central 1

Ry407 Traction Bldg Cincinnati O

300 pairs Spectacles at 10 cents to 50

centsperpairthe Jeweler1s D

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ChangeableSilksWhiteGoodsBEAUTIFUL

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HOT WATER BOTTLES REST6PROTECTORS HAIR BHUSIIESTO OTII BRUSHES COMBS ETC

I In fact we will give you good values in our full of Druggists Sundries

I FRISBIES DRUG STORE

Ward pays cash for eggs 2t

About 100 pie plant roots for saletf J C Thompson

Window glass oils and paints of allkinds at Stormes Drug Store 210tf

All kind of bulk flower seeds atCurrey C Davidsons tf

Brushes varnishes stains and roofpaints at Stormes Drug Store 2 10tf

Corn planters corn drills plows andharrows at less than usual prices

47tf Romans C Elmore

Examine the one hundred colors ofhouse paints at Stormes Drug Store

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We have just received a fresh car-load of wire fence which we areto sell Get our price on this Wemean business add will sell you cheap

47tf Romans ElmoreI

Great bargains in books Erie CFarra at Thompsons Jewelry store1m

For sale Seed OatsCall on J C Ilemphill or Gabe Pres

ton at Stone Ky 310tfClosing Out

We have big bargains in every linetf Thompson the Jeweler

400 pieces music regular price 40ctsto 75cts all goes at lOcts per COPy atThompsons 217tf

Get our prices We will sell youplow points for 25c collar pads for 25cetc We save you money

4 7 tf Romans C Elmore

Your accounts and notes are due weare closing out and must settle up thebusiness Thompson the Jeweler tf

W ii Ward has had his store roomnicely papered and now has one of theneatest stock of Groceries and Queensware in town 2t

We want a number of good countryhams weighing from 15 to 18 pounds

tf Currey 3r Davidson

We have agency for Stewart ironfence Get our prices and have a niceyard fence Romans Elmore

Use FrlsbiesAJfflond Cream forchapped hanasface or lips Its a surecure Only loots

120tf Frisbies Drug Store

Will buy a number of good countryhams weight from 15 to 18 pounds

tf Currey Davidson

T S Elkin wants 100000 pounds orwool and will pay the highest cashprice for same He has a fine line ofstaple and fancy groceries and the bestfresh meats in Central Kentucky tf

I have about 2000 fruit trees fromthe Tennessee Nurseries which Iwill sell cheap They are extra goodones U D Simpson

Do You Want to Sell Your Farm

Now is the time to list it We arealready receiving inqufiries from buy ¬

erswho want possession January 1st190G also some who want possession atgoy time from now until then Itcosts you nothing to list your propertywith us and by doing so now you getthe benefit of having it in our catalogue which will soon be ready for dis¬

tribution among our exchanges andprospective purchasers Our commis ¬

slons are reasonable and no sale nopay See either of us

tf M D Hughes G B Swlnebroad

ltlsDont fail to see our

and MANY OTHER GOODS

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going

Lime portland and black diamondcements at Stormes Drug Store 210

See Wards 5 and 10 cent counter ofwhich would be bargains at 25c 2t

See his o and 10 cent counter ofwhich would be bargaing at 25 centsW II Ward 2t

Bargains Bargains Bargains a-

Wardst

Grocery every day in theweek 2t

Firstclass surrey and phaeton forCurreyC331

Dont fail to see Wards new Queensware while you are in town SaturdayNo trouble to show goods come oneand all 2t

Pheaton and harness for sale Nolsecond hand Or will trade for stock

tf Ike M Myers Lancanter

Locust posts for sale I P Thomp ¬

son 4 7tfEggs Eggs

From first class stock Barred Ply¬

mouth Rock fifty cents for 15 eggsPerkin Duck eggs fifty cts for 13 eggs

Phone 138 B Mrs C A Robinson4fc LancasterKy

All Watches Clocks and Jewelryleft with us for repairs must be calledfor by April 5th or will be sold forcharge Thompson the Jeweler

As Good Coal as You Ever Bought

Lancaster people like the best ofeverything consequently when it iscoal they want they ring up 140 Ourclean Jellico excells in satisfactionThen it is a greatsatisfaction to knowthat your orders are going to be tilledwhen promised Williams bears agood name with Lancaster coal buy ¬

ers and proposes to maintain it910tf

Coal and Salt For SaleBest Jellico Coals on hand at our

yard near depot Close prices madefor car load lots Prompt attentiongiven to all orders Salt on hand forsale Your patronage solicited

3 31 Jones C Patterson

If your hens are not laying nowcome to us for a box Dr Haas 20th Century poultry food It will make themlay when every thing else fails Only25cts Frisbies Drug Store 120

Our Jewelry and fancy good must beclosed out before Mar 20th Every ¬

thing goes at cost and many goods foropportunityCallnoV

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LexingtonfloristsGaines and in ordering Mowers for thelast 10 years have disappointed no oneCome subject to your approval hebearing all responsibility Phone 100

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Flowers Flowers Flowers

I have succeeded Mr J C Thompsonin the handling of cut lowers Allkinds of lowers and designs on shortnotice Get my prices orderswith E W Harris Logan Smith

NoticeWe are still in the coal business and

will make special prices for cash oncar load lots of 150 to 200 bushel lotsto farmers We handle the very bestof Jellico Red Ash and Vanderpoolblock of the Bird Eye Mines

715 tf J T Williams C Sons

Gold Medal TailorsWe are agents for Mr Mark G Har ¬

ris who has taken gold medals on histailormade goods and has a patent onthe front shoulder and sleeves ofcoats One of the best houses in Chi-cago

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Hughes Joseph Agts

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We have a complete stock of

SPRING MILLINERYEverything in uptodate goods

Mrs John F LeariU1U1U1UUU1UUU1UUUU UU U U iU1U1UUUU

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Business CommunityWe extend the accomo

dations of a Strong andW Equipped anl

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