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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
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The annual meeting of sbarehold- CTS of tho Prescott National Bank will be held on Tuesday, January ninth. 1900, at 10 o'clock Q. m., at the office of the Prescott National Bank. in Prescott. Arizona. for the election Ci directors.
 HENRY KINSLEY. Cashier. Prescott, Arizona, Dec. 9, 1899. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
H.EIe9i NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UniteA ss .ses Land oGss.

Unitesl Sr ates Land OE.oe.
 Prescott. Arizf "a. Nov. 23. ls92- Nctioe is hereby given that the foii0ving named settler has fied notice Of his intention te make final proof in support of his ciaim- and that said proof will be made before the Register December 2T, 1899. yiz-- Tarns= F Wirgheld ef Camp Verde Arizona, for the lots and s and " H of NV z of Sec. 24. and SE k of NE 4 of Sec. a, TwpIfS RAE
 He names the following witnesses to prove his eoniinuous residence upoa and cuinvstiun Of said laEd. via.
 Ed Reid. ". A. -onss. Mn. Bristou. H- F. Brietow. all of Camp Nergse, Arizona.
 FREnERiCk A, ThtELE. r-. Eesister. First r.uhlf-sfi0r, Nov g, Tss9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
LUNG AND CHEST PROTECTORS
MOUNTAIN CITy DRUG STORE

E --- -'-.-. ..-.---s -s'....-
 Wanted.-Meu Go learn barber trade. Only two months required Co qualify. Wit pay Sl5 weekly. Have 5oO positions open January lst. New field for our graduates. Come nov and prepare for these places. No expense 60 learn if you Wili work flor us Illustrated cata- logue and full particulars mailed free. N0leT Barber College. San Francisco, Cal. 1926
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
Notlce 10 the Public

During the absence ot the under signed Mir. J. R. Ashley will have charge of my business, aud is author ized to collect all accounts due me and to pay all bills.
 ll-6tf Jos. DOUGHERTY, Proprietor c. K. Store and Corral.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
Notice of Forfeiture.

Williams. Arizona. Nov. a. Iss0 To Pntrish Johnston, his heirs and ssstgns- foo are hereby notified thAf the undsrsiEned have during ths years Iss6. ISg7 and sls ezps1ded e foel fuen. ty-One hundred dollars. in labor and improve ments, upon the following mines, % wit Atlas. DetroiL Gift, Kennedy, Chicago. Blzckbird and Sure Down, all located in ciim Jim Guish. Black Rock mining district. NaFApAi counts, Territory of Arizona The notices af location of sad mining claims are on re0ord in the ofscus of the county recorder of NavapAi county. Ari- zona, As follows; Atlzs. in book ss. page s2z: Detroit, tn book S7. page s3oe Gift. in hook fs, page E,a, Kennedy, in book tS page E3t. 'hicazu in book 4f. page a1s Black hird ia book A. t,are 30, and sure Down la book a. page Es5 all bs- ing records of raines Of davApAi county. Arizona The above amount of work wAs performed in order tO bold said mining claims under the pro- visions Of section 134 of the revised statutes og the lnstsd states and arnendmsnts thereto, con corning annual fabur upon mining cla1nls it be- ing the amount reQi fred to hold sAid claims for the periods ending Dec. a, leS. tsT and isas the sum of slO8 being expended upon each of said claims during each of said years. And iE within ninety lall days after the first publication here of yOu fail or refuse to contri 5ute your propor- hon of said expenditurea as co-oWBer- yo1r fute. rest in said mining claims Will become the prop, erty of the subscrlbers. your co-oWners. wno havs made the required expenditure isy th. tsrms of said section. PETER KENNEDY,
 GEORGE e. WHARTON.
 7. C. BROWN.
 First publication. Nov 23, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
This Safe Investment May Lead 10
 Fortupe-SIOO, 900.


 One hundred thousand dollars in real estate vii be gwen away a. Las Vegas. New Mexico on the 18th of December Co subscribers to fhe Humanitarian Home and Sauitar- ium for Ccnsump,lves. Tuvalids and Health Seekers tucorpor8ted)- The real estate cons sts .of stores, resi- dences, and building lots in the city of Las Vegas. New Mexico; also S2l acres Iant UiIh valuable improve meuts thereon iu San Miguel county. All ghe improved real estate IS rent -d 10 good tenants. The home IS receiving donations of sewing ma chimes. watches. books, etc, all of which will also bs gwen to the sub scrbers of Ebs Humanitarian Home and SaDltsrium for CcHsumptives, invalds and Health Seekers (in- coTporatedl Subscribers will re- c-sve coupons Every holder of coupon will receive something. All subscribers yyili participate ID the giving away ot the 1gz. estate and property wrsch riIl take place in tbe presepce of citizens. officers and members of fr8ternaj orders. Let everybody subscribe aud and the worthy euterpri-e. All will be wei come Subscription price of whole coupons, S5; halves. S25U; hfths. ST.. Remit tO J H. Teitlebaum. treas urer, East Las Vegas. New Mexico.
 lld25-1I 2q&l26 I3w
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

Germany has 8 superabundance cf race horses and an insuflcieucy of
 heavy horses The latter are annually imported in large numbers. while the others are a drug in the market
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
Self Preservation

Is the first law of nature. and to take Hoods SarsapaUiils on the first appearance oiimVU-e blocd is sn im- porJaut. step toward sell-preserva- ton. It makes ricb, red blood, and insures good health s.-
 Hoods pills are non-irntating. mild and effective.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

eqtscs is sefety riern that ths Had tFlai fains. located ia g5s.f l. ss.l-, -, e1a couatg. Afisusss. ss i.eis- vrsrl...t ,,,.. e-f hs1aa sna itaaa, sEa ttaf nsifhsr d si.,. os nefr itsezeof uoF Sec Flif.s atssse ssr.,e.i satl te arsEzslatle fuF aav iatass. fu1uTexe- nlfuts ef sefislfGfs Uhssk n.isis ocoer ... = in tas sasd msne. sai. N. Rssisnt.srs iesSzns tioeenbefE, 5eha ksssi.ls
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
Fashion Livery Stable.

The undersigned has decided, with the assistance Of her sons, to con- tinue the business formerly con ducted by her late husband.
 Thanking the public for their gen. erous patronage in the past, she so- licjts 6 continuance of 1t.
 l0-I-ml MRS. J. T. SHULL.
 For Saie-Home-made homin 10 cents a quart. Telephone l60 Mrs. Collins. If
 Get your chimneys cleaned by Lee Johnson, professional chimney sweep. Leave orders at Corner drug store. 10-7-ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

Aassss sz AsFshs Elssn fssi sls es.. ssEzzsS is e4Esk ~ tss fssss.srf ss-s.s s. eN5sa as Asis1s tfFsxs ssa,. issss-ss ...--. sA9 na s~ seslslss.'ls faf ess asss -. trssssa fes AsRsa iss sahssN1es sfssasf ssss aEasE ssssss hsslst aF astssasss.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
HELP MaNrrr

Active and trusted person jo work for us locally. Liberal salary guar lnteeG. Good chance for advance uent. No capital required. For full information address Shepp G.. Io3I Co l033 Chestnut street, Pnila- ielphia. 2-Z3tf
 Wanted Position by experienced ana. .gama-o- ant general mill men. Have worked IH the largest mil ou Pacific coast and Mexico, speak Spanish, highest references. Apply Con. C. ". GeoEhegsn, Assay office. 9zs 3i st., San Diego, Cal. I0-20-lm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
AimNnuiar Nstix

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

CONNECTIONS Ar.aJEB0ag JUNCTION Train No. eozEeets with sFF,tP No. a for fruecuzf
 Train No g oonHecf Wifh sFrkP No from t'rs-cott. fisnlx Ere kil psstnfs seuth, Train No, cunnectA Nith sfHkp No, [ foF fuescutt fheztK Ead ai fsiints sauth. AEAln Nc cuuEasrts Nifh hftAf No. fFafn Asa fork and all Foiais essst, Ersef and norfh Train No. connects Wilh SfndP No ( for Ash furk.
 Trsia No. ooanscss vitA sFP4P. .So. from Act fork.
 TrAins Noe. and arc freight tFains. Pasean- gers cannot rely upen them. huf they Wtll ha EsFsn bsst sccousnu'dztissns posssale.
 R. II. G. MTNTY,
 General Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

=FIrst publieaHOa Oct. 2s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
H. E Soe NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land oHice as Preseost, Arizola.

Land ofsce as Prescott, Arizonz. Oct. 2S. fs98
 Notice is he,ehy given thst ,ise following nSmed settler Las flei notice of her inte-tic9 to make final proof iu support gf Der cam, Rlil that said proof ziIi be male before iiegistfr aG Receiver at Prescott. Arizona. on heoneS1sz Nov. 2g, IsQ9 vlz, N. Adsline st-ingnela & 9s Storm. Aliz for the Wia ef NM&, otas.ot NV T., and SN5a of Nhi< of sec -o, twp io' N n . e' her contiaaous residence upon and cultivation of, said land. Fsz-
 & R Penharsnn. Waitsr Cox i- Hollenherg, of Prescott. Ariz.. and J. r. Storm. of stofH'' Aria ,-,..5,,- -rB,urfr ID
 Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
H.E@I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
land Office st Frese0ts. Ari- ona, Espters her sa- IsQl

Land Office rt rescUtt. Ari ops.
 September 60, lssa Notice is hereby given that tho felisWi1e named settler has nled notice Of his intf nfion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof uilI be made before the Rsgistsr and Receiver at Prescott. AriznEa. ol Saturday, November (. 1889. via. B. Frank Benay, for the SWh. Sec. 24. Twp 1s, AR6H.
 He names Gse following Eitnesses to pruse his conti1uO0s residence upon, and euitIFEs-On of said land. Viz-:
 William M-l Denny. of Prescott, Ariz,, Gforss Ccnnell, of Prescott. Arizona, William D. Denny, Of Juniper. Arizons. Georse A. AinE- worth. Of Juniper. Arizona. FREDERICK A- TRIrLE- JR-. reEiftar. Firs. nn hiiczfinn- Sent al Iela
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

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 VIM. SOLOMON, Cstv Iiekes Aeent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

BSmboo pens still retain their hold ia India where they have been in Use for uore than | 900 years
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
sIruArIoN wANrrn

Coiored woman wants work by the day. Apply st i2S North Granite street 0rt-iephln l6l I2-2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
l.onms 10 ErNI

Two furnished rooms 10 let for light housekelp,lg7 PIP Aisrcou stfee,; SIS per month. Incuire Chf lodging hot se. Il-2s
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

hee sa tEFeil4 rletn tllal the er.ls.r siEss'a ~ asss taf e~nsf nf ths l'aslss.ss.. lssiiaiits slse Aeg ffa slinss. looassa {. ..s res &laat1F tilszlsct. fsyaf.ai C.ssnts Afla.iial 2isd ssk nst l.s tesI.,1,szi.le fss sHF dstsa, ee labor. aaatraesns = 1l-.sf ..-. '-iA-atA easi4A AEf pNEs1a, sx Esrtsss..s
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

 Notice is esseas given thas he R.s aecket mining elaiHi, is=eated in iie sas aeiutaF distFISF. fagsnai essants. Arfs..s-s is s.einE suEkssd slldsf eSsntsaet s,,s 1tss nelfhsf tbe undersigned. tbs ouuern. n..r tas iaine atQte mentioned. Wlli le rfersa- slhie tef any iaisor, Improvements s.r scr.. deni< ssf NnY Gebts contEaefna bF anv uzr- sssil of pts sa1s seainst said uini1R claim CT saidcCaapany.
 THE HEn JACKET NgSINa ca.
 hY C. A M0ikSE. Prssi,ss Prescott, AFiHana. Nay I, I<El.
 Soiios is hereby EiYea thst tks sssa.iars .u., aurtef grsap ei minss, lecated iI fha Plse i, sssss l,-.ssss, hre-ssts. asssgaiAina ags eoE ihs ossaers ef tlla s2uas Ein sut be ss,sszsslhIs tef erI izss Acetiess. ar defsss d tlaa sssns ss eruei Gziaes iisa tss ass of tie lssre.
 2. A. foHaEs z.g ia. isa as A'A.Aa'Hi Netiee is hsrslg eissa lthat he Hrows- Il.k. ,sssa toniE.z5sy e sfoae ef misrs, iccztsi in HAss tlentFa MiHinE uistFtaL Wiii n0t he rs- si-i si,ai tsr az ests or srpt3ifs. lkhof e sa- ieEii4 furnisissi while working tiii,isT isass anf Frosceis, gaa- !. Issa.
 Notice.
 Natiee is hereby given fhaf Ths Ars~,n. EAstsrr 4 4DEtEua SnsiiinE Jra furchz.fnz Ald neFeleFzleni q e. has iszssai tise BaTrs Esin1ss snssiief and ripe line and Sat the nasf- steued sili in DO ssy isa rezfa1zibls for dsiss eontracted in uferAiiug tie skne
 oOMMkBCIsL MINING co.
 1.s. DOUGLAS. Agsni-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
D. L. E. No. 5i. Desert Land, Final Proof-NotIee for Publication.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
 Prescott, Arizona, Dec. 5, is9o Notice is hereby given that John Duke, of Prescott. Arizona, has filed notice of his inien- tion tO make proof on his desert land lain No. 5l. for the NElS of SWk and NWK of SEA- of Sec 24. Twp l4 NR 2 VI, before the register and receiy at Prescott, Arizona, on Friday, the 18th day of Janusry, 1900, He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land
 James r. Wlng z. N. Boblett. Dan Campbell, John BiAncobi, all of Prescott, Arizona,
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, Jr., Register. First publication, Dec. 5, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

swiss and full cream cheese at the Vienna bakery. z5d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

TtaE TABLEIRoStI. To take kases NorsahsF is. Isss a Q o'rl..ek AS NeassslH Standard rtsas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

Naaies is bessss eiFea ttss its Fsr.s.. stasa fiasez sEf fss fss,t - ess1asas. iasatsst lE Nasker mains - a&Fas,ss ee.ssts, Arena. afe s.stfe ss s.'5 1sls.sE ts sR1 En& asss aa..i tias s..sfl-. ..- N<nEfs as Ahs szHss r.f ts.e rssrs.S 5s ss- z1snasa ut t,e Essfs-ss.ss5 f..l sF9. f..-s. t1a essszs Ets as afc5sIsass Cd ffefs
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13
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hutfceis herehy saFen thai tbe uassefsisns.i ArF ths oWuezs uf the Eusporfs Ero1f af mininz eAiEnss situAtfa in tiAszay 4nspz linifs tisfFit anFA5l4t AounfI. ArifunA. aad tAkt they viii fn DO nlAnneF oe responsible for any dHilts. izh<,4 UF otissf work contracted wiils tte sarne are beng worSced unfiar bond or fezap
 bkMAkf. sTOhrs a KEYS. Notice is herahy Fives ttAt the urderslxtsd Elil nos Se fsspubs.hs fof aits neets sssit st ts following named rlin -Bx claims Nhils fhe ssuns are .nz Wrrked under srass and bnnd. siz ttaeu-der, f8ercA. Dram itf 'M fH sE Do rtRlon, Coutiacace bouaAzetts, and t)tsfiaN. loc&ied in Castla Crpek districs. 1srapsi eounfy, Arizona J. E WAGoNNz.
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 IEoNks, EzNA and HoEEa CAMPBELL MsEoaer, Ara. ticL n. fsis. l8fzt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-13

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-08-17
CARTERSVILLE.

Master Willie KOeler has been on
the sick list for several days, but is
improving. ;. Mr.. and Mrs. Crit Nap.
Ter have returned from a weeks visit
to relatives in Clay County. Mrs.
Napier was accompanied by her niece,
Miss Cochran, who will visit her. i. d. /.
Mrs. Fannie KeOhler spent Sunday
with Mrs. Fannie Green. Miss Lula
Napier has returned from an extended
visit to friends in Clay County. Il.
L. KeOler was i'm Lancaster on business
Saturday. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Granville
Jenkins left for indianapolis last week
where they will make their future
home, Miss Williams, sister of Mrs.
Jenkins and Gibson Allen is left to
mourn the loss on another sweetheart
-. Miss Bette WilmOt of Brodhead
who was the guest of Mrs j. B. Carter
for some time this summer, is soon to
make her appearance among us. -.
Dora, the infant of Mrs. James ROOp,
Is on The SICK list. Sunday was reg
ular meeting day at Leavel Green and
large crowd attended
Mr.. w. L. Allen has given out the
idea of going to Texas, and has bought
land from Ike Arnold on which he
will erect a handsome residence.
z. L. KeOler went to East Burn
stadt last week and located place for
saw mill which he will move up there
in the near future.
A free and easy eXpectOratiOn is
produced by a few doses of COUS-
SENS HONEY OF TAR, i'm all cases
of HOarsness, Sore Troat, or difficult
of breathing. Price % and SO cts.
c. c. & j. E. Stormes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-08-17
BRYANTSVILLE.

The prOtracted meeting at this
place has been postponed indefinitely.
Rev Clark will ill his appointment
here Sunday.
There will be no preaching at Pleas
ant Grove, Sunday, but the members
of the Sunday school are requested to
be present, as there is important bus
mess to be transacted.
There will be preaching at Hebron
on the 22nd at o'clock in the eve
ming.
The teachers association of the
BryantSville precinct, met at district
No. I, August II, Miss Mittie Dunn,
presiding, and Miss Mary King, secre-
tary. The meeting opened with a
song, followed by a bible reading and
prayer by Mrs DIR Armstrong. Then
another song. Miss Edna Scott read
a paper on parents duty to teachers,
followed by another song Of praise.
Little Miss Maria Dunn kindly reci-
ted the "Wreck of the HeSprenS,"
followed by a practical paper on best
methods of teaching order in school
by Miss Mary TOmlinsOn. Mrs SwOpe
gave the association a very interesting
paper on Physiology and how taught.
Then Miss Alice Dunn recited Van
Bibbers Rock, followed by song. Mr.
Durham and Miss Minnie Johnson,
both being absent we had parady by
Miss Ellie King, followed by solo by
Misses Katie Moore and Matte May
Leavell rendered "Aunt SophrOnia at
the OPERA" i'm very pleasing man.
ner. The meeting closed with a song,
after which refreshments were served.
The soothing and healing properties
Of ChamberlainS Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and per-
manent cures. have made it great
with the people everywhere.
For sale by r. E. McROberts druggist.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-08-17
CENTRAL RECORD.
August 1899
Spain's Greatest Need,

Mr.. r. p. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken S. c.
Weak nerves had caused severe pains
i'm the back OF his head. On using
Electric BitterS, Americas greatest
Blood and Nerve Remedy, all pain soon
left him. He says this grand medicine
is what his country needs. All Amer
lea knows that it cures liver and Kid
ney troubles, purifies the blood, tones
up the stomach, strengthens the ner-
YES, puts vim, vigor and new life into
every muscle, nerve and organ of the
body. If weak, tired or ailing you
need it. Every bottle guaranteed,
only 80 cents. Sold by r. Z. McROb-
ertS, Druggist.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-08-17
FLATWOODS.

Mr.. Morrison Archer is thOuht to be
taking the fever.
Jim Miller sold to w G GOOch -four
yearlings at 500. and a hog for $500.
There was preaching at Lawson s
Chapel Sunday by Rev. Clay.
James WOrrel bought a SOW and four
ShOatS from George Conner for SIS.
VIM. ColdirOn bought five hogs and a
yearling calf from Milton Grayson for
$1,000.
Mr.. John BOutte and family, and
Mrs. SchOOler spent Saturday with w.
H. FUR. G. w. Spangler of near
Crab Orchard spent Monday with w.
HI. FUR. e.. &. .Edd Walker Jr. is talking
of starting to Colorado in a few days.
BlOtches and excresenceS, which so
often annoy people, are simply efforts
of nature to throw off impediments to
the proper performance of her duties.
HERBINE will aid and assist nature
in her work, and ensure a skin clear
and beautiful, entirely free from all
imperfectiOnS. Price 80 cts. G. C. &
]. E. StOrmes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-08-17

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. Ii, '99.
EDITOR CENTRAL RECORD:

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. Is, '99.
EDITOR CENTRAL RECORD:
My visit to Lancaster last
week was very pleasant indeed, con-
sidering the unpleasant job had on
hand-taking down and packing lot
of dusty books. saw many familiar
faces, met old friends at every turn,
and conld but wish every now and
then that L was there to stay, but my
sentiment had TO yield to my SubStan-
tial and material interest. So pleas
ant and gratifying was my visit that
L could not resist the urgent invita-
lions to come again soon, and promis-
ed to go back next week and be there
during the first week of the circuit
court. when | would be most apt to
see the greatest number of my old
friends, and see them where they
would look most natural i'm the Court
House and ON the jurieS and beside
their chosen counsel. / found the
larger portion of my law library i'm
good shape, but many of my valuable
books were not found, and hope my
good friends may find some of them
about and about i'm back places where
they have put them to get them out
of their way temporarily and then
forget them. The books that / have
out that L now know of are of the
Kentucky Reports ;, 4, 8, q, 8, Dana's
Reports =. 4. 5, II, II, Is, Ben MOnrOe'S
Reports 2, 4, Metcalfe's Reports l,.2,
Duvalls Reports 2, 3, 6, 9, IA, Bush's
Reports vols. English Chancery Re-
ports i vol, United States condensed
Reports 8 vols of the Select Library of
Law and Equity, vol of the spirit of
the Law, vol of MadisOn's papers,
and some Others, mainly text books,
just which or how many l will not
venture to say now, but suggest that
while casting about for those named,
if any Others are found / will be Oblig-
ed if the friends will deliver them to
my friend, The CENTRAL RECORD.
The books can be easily identified, they
have the name Of j. Burdett or Allan
A Burton, or Owsley & Burdett, or
Burdett & Hopper written on the back
or printed ON paper slips and pasted
on the inside. A great favor will be
conferred on me by search for such
books by any of my friends who think
they might possibly have them, or
know where they are.
This is busy, noisy city, but it
don't look like Lancaster, don't feel
like it, don't act like it, and to tell
the truth don't tit like Lancaster. 1t
is good town though, and like tight
shoe may make tit after it is worn
awhile. When Mrs Burdett gets here
and straightens me up little, L may
feel more at home and things look
more natural-''more alike" and /
hope she will be here today or tOmOr-
row as she has intended. Your friend,
b. NJ. BURDETT.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-08-17

than on any other crop. The cOndi.
tiOn August 1st averages 80, whereas
on July 1St it was %.
MEADOWS, PASTURES AND LIVE STOCK
Yield from timothy meadows, com.
pared with average years, is 80. The
quality is much below the average
Pastures were badly dried up during
the drOuth, and even yet i'm some
counties are but little improved. The
condition August LIST is 81. On July
1St the condition was 90.
Live stock is i'm good condition not
withstanding the dry weather. No
epidemicS are reported other than hog
cholera in few counties. The aver
age condition is 81, which is quite
satisfactory under the adverse pre-
vailing.
Apples promise small crop of in
feriOr quality.
Where sufficient rain has fallen
blowing for wheat is geing rapidly
pushed, and the outlook is for large
acreage.
LUCAS MOORE,
Commissioner of Agriculture.