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Loose in the Hubij

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s An Infantchlld or Mr und Mrs UnII Anderson near 1alnl Lick died

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Judge WU Hell held a special onoI day term of cuuit Monday to disputeof wino unfinished equity business I

Memorial services were held Wcdncstiny evening ut I ho Christian churchIn respect to Mr J 0 Robinson who

has beet nn Kder In tho church furmany years

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Read notice of T II Robinsonsale In this Issue Holn a Kood farm

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er and an he will muvo to town WOO

will show him the nights lle Who

li the paw word

Wo understand that Taint Lick In

to have a Graded School beyond H

doubt as we hear that E 0 Mc

Whortcr has promised n lot at Manse

for the erection of the building andmost people favor the school

DellnssEld FM Tinder expresses his ape

preclatlon of the calls to run for representative but declines to offer forthe place ai such a position Is not In

line with his profession and his dutiesas a minister

Police CourtChief Herron rounded up a number

of colored people lcfore Judge HarrisMonday = Five of them were fined15 00 each for breach of the peaceOno was tined 1100 and 30 days forcontempt and another was held overon a charge oftelling cocaine

A ComplimentMr W II Wherrltt has received a

handsome silver medal as a rewardfor the excellent service for the putttwentyfive years from tho Home FireInsurance Company

The Inscription on the medal Is InRecognition of the Splendid Servicesof W II Wherrltt In tho Interest of

the Home

Lo or MietsiPolicy No70111 UsuecKby The Penn

Mutual LVc Insnranctr Company on

the life Salll A avell The find-

er w I lease re u to the undersign-ed ppllcatlor Was been made forthe Issuing of a duplicateSalllo A Lcavoll now Sallle Maret

4201 IJrrantsvllle Ky

SuccessfulThe millinery openings that of

Joseph Mercantile Company and thePure Fund Demonstration at GillSimpsons brought nearly as largo acrowd to town u court dad dSmore women As the merchants re-

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an enormous sale on that dayhaving advertised In the RECORD

these notable events It certainlyproves that advertising pays well

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Tho Ladles of tho Mfillmdlst churchwill have an exYlydige nt the postufilce on SlIturdlrUrO lister

Ir I L Irocter ist iUllnLS hughas a tlomal Wile I PaintLIcK whcreWwIII to fouKTl MondayTuesday and Wednesday of eachweek

Flower SaleTho flower sale at IT n Powells

Cfinducted by the Lira eft Aid Societyor the tktCliiircli will beginSaturday April nth and continue Iwoweeks

ExchangeMy dl inn of limo C V 1l 11 III

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eun aide pr 3n1o Can prcpare for a SunoUtf dinner iylltllo costand help the best knoyfrn causo

Mrs Win Burnett Captain

Cure For UmbornecksI

Mrs 0 AII azlcy Trorfton Kysays 1 had flnctsucccjnln treatingmy fowls for Llmbomrpk and Cholerawith Dourboii Po ry Cure I gavethem tho mefllcrfie In both drinkingwater and fooK I like I his remedyline Fur se by J U Mniinl ft Co

Honor RtThe honor roll students of tho Lan

caster Graded Schoo for the thirdquarter are as follows

Primer grade Richard Boyle Vir ¬

ginia Rcazlcy Mary Drown MinnieConn S D Cochran Lillian IlesThelma Hamilton Stella Henry KtlaLutes Martha Ward Sweeney Mitch ¬

ell Tinder Kathleen Tinder ThomasWalker Hradfrrd Williams Suo liespess Neal Elmore William Embry

First grade Earl Jennings MaryAdams Joe Uatlou Hazel CorderMargaret Cook Maud Conn ClaudConn Wesley DickersOn Hudson Frlshie Bowman Brant Collier JohnstonWilliam Klunalrd Clay Miller Clayton Morrow Annie B Moss PearlOaks Carrie Romans George Swinebroad Dean Xanone Vivian Prathcr

Second grade James Slier ValCook Gladys Friable Mary Leo LearMildred Bcazley Annie Reid Christine Sanders Florence Acton WillieBell West Elmer Boyle James TinderRobinson Cook Ralph Meadows al-

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Cox George Eslcs Maud AdamsRobert Brown

Third gradeCharlle Elmore 3al ¬

lie Cox Georgia Moss Annie PowellNellie Cox Mary Wood Will RicoAmon Woodruff Williams Julian An-derson

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Allco RlgncyFourth grade ether Dalton Bert

Embry Joo Harris West La VerneNovlus Dalton Rich Vernon Thompsun

Fifth grade Ora lrayther MayPowell Mamie Stormes Dunn AllenJohnson Florence Johnson CarrieReid

Sixth grade ElmaSlnglcton Helenllobmson Stella Sanders GowenBourne John Wood Jennie and DesKle Cox George Walker William Mil-

lerSeventh gradeWllllam Mason

Eliza Cox Mary Clay Williams EctorLiwson J 0 Ilemphlll Marie BallardCarl Acton Luclan Grant ElizabethCollier Bernie Lear Patsy Klnrulrd

Eighth gradeKate HollzclawMattle Adams Frank Tinder lienWood Lily Sutton Jessie Wortham

Ninth grade Charlie Dunn liarvey Estcs

Eleventh IlradeUds Dunn MottleLee Hubble

ShelhyMnsonIoydiwopeSpecial student Mary Elmore

Very respectfullyD W Bridge-

sCAHTEH8VILLE

Born to tho wife of George Robin ¬

son twin boys on the 22ndRev F P Bryant tilled his regular

appointment hero SundayMrs R H Aldrldge who has been

confined to nor room for some time In

Improving slowly Her sona student of the Louisville medicalschool has returned homo and Is conlined to his room with throat trouble

Tho sad news was received Sundayninrnlitir of Mr W II Pil nmfl deathnear Sliver Creek Ho was founddead In his bed Sunday morning Holeaves to mourn his loss ono sisterono brother and live children whosomother died several years ago Woextend our deepest sympathy to thobereaved ones

Mr J D Carter cur hustling morchant has been In Louisville tho lastfew days his goods alsoa nlcolotof millinery for lilt wire

Wo are glad to state that Mrs J IICarter U out again

Tho Hanging Rock encampment No2 was Instituted at this place Fridaynight by lira Juett and the Richmond team They took fifteen mem ¬

bers through making Lodge of 20members live of whom Iud beenthrough at Richmond

Mr R II 81 years diedat his mone ueur silver Creek MarchMil Ills remains were laid to restIn time Richmond cemetery lie leavesto mourn his loss a wife ago 83 andlive children Mrs O H Roop Mrs EM Mrs J T I Binm and twosons James and William Turner Howas a confederate soldier and waswith John Horuan when ho made hisraid through Ohio at which tlmo hewas captured antI taken to CampChase where ho remained a prisoneruntil ht close or the war lie wafaithful husband and u good t ter

nSure Worm Enter ator

J0 Full Lakenan Breeder ofRegistered rvL ocJ y Hogs saysuvo have bee yIIIl Bourbon HogCholera Remeayto our hogs and UndIt to be a sure worm exterminatorTor sale by JR Mount ft Co

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IN HIS WAYS rman In the county Is

1WALK sxld on SundayIIWH of the death of

JACOB C ROBINSONpassed hunt ono to another Ho hadhen ill for sonic weeks and death wastho result of heart trouble Funeralservices were conducted by Eld F M

Tinder at the Christian church onTuesday forenoon at ten oclock In ¬

terment taking place In LancasterCemetery A vast throng of mourning relatives and a profuse floral offerIng served as a slight token of time devollon of his family and tho very highregard and confidence of Ids friends

lie leaves a widow a daughter MrsR E Henry and two brothersf A U

of this city and T J of Hustonvlllewhoso love and affection fur him wasdeep and beautiful Ills father wasJacob Robinson who was ono of theorganizers of the congregation of theChristian church In this city sevensons and two daughters being born tohim all of whom possessed the Chris ¬

tian virtues In a high degreeDeceased was In Ills seventieth year

always ad hercdto tho rules of law dutyhonor and religion In a manner to lifthis life beyond the ordinary and Im ¬

press his fullowmortals with thebeauties of righteous conduct It Is

asserted br those who knew him bestthat they never saw him angry norheard him spead unkindly of anyoneand It Is equally true that not eventho tattler ventured to question hisdeeds or his motives lit often suffer-ing

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a wrong rather than take part Incontention Being absolutely freefrom guile deceit or deception In so-

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or commercial life his noble traitsof character arc offered as an Ideal astandard to lead this generation toemulate hIs examples and therebypurify and elevate our citizenship

Verily we write of a man Godono whoso soul gravitated to Heavento mingle with kindred spirits andthis fact should dry all tears heal thebleeding hearts of thu bereaved familyand cause them to exclaim with oneaccord Blessed be time name of theLord Ho wa a pillar In the ChrIst-Ian church having served as Elder formany years and his words of counselwill be missed there as In every placewhere became In contact with hisfellow man

It has been said that True Good ¬

ness Is alone True Greatness andgranting tin truth of the expresslonthe chiseled marble should be raisedto commemorate the deeds of this re ¬

markable man Of him It may betruly said

The marble shafts which standDuring times untiring roll

Are but guideposts on the landTo show the course of the soul

Thanks1 express my sincere t nks to the

lire company and all who volunteeredtheir services In attempting to savemv property f urn estruation by lireduring my u I e I will ever begrateful to elm

I white and coloredpeople for th efforts

William Johnson

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Mrs Lurany Montgomery Is very 111

with grippe also the twin babies ofMr and Mrs Enoch Gillian are num-bered

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with tho sickMiss Molllo Crawford of Buena Vis ¬

ta was tho guest Mr and MrsSlim Duncan Saturday night andSundayF

Grow of Stone was In ourmidst Sunday

W B Montgomery of Lock no 8caught 200 lbs of lUu lust week forwhich ho recloved 121 cents per Ib

LexingtonbMiss May Scott began tho unfinish ¬

ed term of Sunnyside public school

MondayMrMrs Ellslinu Forbes of

McCrearv were with relatives herefrom Friday until Sunday and attend ¬

ed preachingMrs Luranev Montgomery had a

mam to die last weekMr and Mrs T W Thompson are

suffering from grippeRev W S Taylor delivered three

excellent sermons at this place Satur ¬

Islandeveningary talk to the SUllday school as Sunday wits observed as a special Missiondayaathisand was burled In Mt Hebron come ¬

tery Thursday s-

Up Bolero This BarN H Drown an attorney of Pitts

field Vt writes We have used DrRings New Life Pills for years andfind them such a good family mellame we wouldnt be without themFor Chills Constipation Biliousnessor Sluk wonders25o at U E McRoberts 1m

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FOSTERS WEATHER

FORECAST FOR APRIL

W T Foster the notedWashington weather fcrcastler makes the following cropweather calculations forAprilIn

time great CentralValleys April temperatureswill average above normalfrom March 30 to April 14 andIIexcellent crop weathercontinue during those six ¬

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teen days April 15 to 24 willbe unusually coldten days of bad crop weatherIItemperatures going uncom¬

fortably close to frost line InInorthern sections as the coolIwaves pass Rising tempera ¬

tures and better crop weath-er

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April 25 to May 2 withvery little rainfall Most seevere stormes will occur duroIing the live days of whichIIApril 13 and 10 will bo cen-

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days Heavy rains In

DroulItISwept Over NiagaraI

This terrible calamity often happensbecause a careless boatman Ignores therivers warnings growing ripples andIfaster current Natures warnings arekind That dull pain or ache In theback warns you the Kidneys need at ¬

tentlon If you would escape fatal mnIladlesDropsy Diabetes or Brlghtsdisease Take Electric Bitters at onceand see Backache fly and all your bestfeelings return After long sufferingfrom weak kidneys and lame back one100 bottle wholly cured me writes

J R Blankensblp of BelkTenn Only COo at R E McRoberts 1m

Worth Reading

Ono of the first questions asked byIthoso who contemplate moving Into atown Is What character of schoolsdues the town have Recently twomen clime ti> Lancaster prospectingwith a view to making an Investmentof several thousand dollars and 1 amtold they asked particularly after theschools This Is question consideredby every man who U at all progressiveJust class of people wo wish to at ¬

tract and bring Into our towuIWe think wo havo a school very

much above time average one whichhas already done much fur the townHut time times call for Increased enlclency We must go forward Addi ¬

tional buildings must come berate ugreat whllo It Is merely a questionwhether we shall be In tho tore frontor shall we u tho rear In thoeducational procession By buildingnow and maintaining a school betterthan our neighboring towns wo canbring to us a largo number of peoplewho uro seeking the best educationaladvantages and who mummy bo lost to usby a delay of a few years There Is nomore attractive place In the slate Inwhich to live Let It bo known tarand wide that Lancaster otters unexcelled advantages In her schools andour population will Increase fifty percent In ten years

A citizen of London Kentucky toldmo a tow days ago that tho schools ofthat town had boon Instrumental InIncreasing both time population and vatue of teal estate OB much as ono hund-red

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per cent within the twelveyears The tineisfavorable for time

of Lancaster to take action Iconfidently expect them to be alive totoo beat Interests of the town andwithin eighteen months we shall seeon our beautiful a handsomeInodorn school Building which will

rove time pride every citizen ofLancaster and Garrard county

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General NewsTwo mall pouches were stolen and

rifled near Georgetown One con ¬

tained a check of the Burley TobaccoSociety for 38000

Wheat prices advanced sharply onthe Chicago market owing to thebrisk demand by a number of proml ¬

nent commission housesTho House of Representatives the t

Minnesota Legislature passed a bill

kldnapplnlire r

Senator Bradley at a meeting of theRepublican League in Washington J

a warm tribute to PresidentTart predicting that be would makeone of the greatest of American Presi ¬

dentsAto a London paper from

hors Azores says that when thesteamer Hamburg arrived at Horta Itwas learned un attempt bad been madeaboard to assault former PresidentRoosevelt but that It was frustratedand his wouldbe assailant was placed-In

IronsInheat of the tariff debate a

personal encounter between t Repre-sentatives

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Byrd of Mississippi andFordney of Michigan was narrowlyaverted Mutual explanations andapologies were made later Mr Ford ¬

ney In his speech argued for a reten ¬

tlon of the Dlngley duties on lumberOne of the most significant Indus ¬

trial discoveries of the age Is claimedby George B Frankforter dean of theCollege of Chemistry of tho UniversIty-of Minnesota It means he declares t

that the United States will produce ahundred times as much wood pulppaper as was deemed possible

All troops have been removed fromthe tobacco districts In the State Inwhich night riders have been active forthe first time since Gov Wlllson or-

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the soldiers to tako the fieldshortly after he became GovernorAdjt Gen Johnston recalled the lostsquad from Eddyvllle and says thatfrom all reports ho anticipates no more

troubleLDlanton one of the most pro t

minent merchants of Richmond ex ¬

pired suddenly Monday from heartfailure In his fortyfifth year MrBlanton was the oldest son of Dr LH Blanton formerlyCentral University and Is prominentllly known throughout the State

A paralrle lIre which sweptcounty Texas fifty miles south offPlalnvlow Monday caused a loss es ¬ C

timated at 9100000 The fire destroy-ed

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a number of residences and storesat Emma tho county seat Citizenshave left the town to tight time blazewhich Is being tanned by a sixtymile

galeFrankL Vanderllp president of

the National City Bank of New Yorkbroke all American railroad recordswith a special train he chartered to go tto the bedside of his dying motherIn Chicago Mr Yauderllp was unfortunate In reaching Chicago twentyeight minutes after his motherhadpassed away The time made frontNow York to Chicago was fifteen hoursand fourteen minutes

Five companies of Oklahoma wllltlaare hot In pursuit of Crazy Brake theGreek Indian chief who with 100 wellarmed followers U defying the officersof the law and a bloody bottle la exhooted It the Indians do not surrender

The Eighth District Publishers Lea-

gue meets In Lexington SaturdayT

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