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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-23
INACTIVITY WAS RESULT IF HE
 DECISION
By Frank J. Graf.

Member Duluth Stock Exchange.)
 Consolidation and merger talk is still the center of attraction in the speculative world. This morning the opening of the exchanges was any thing but encouraging and from indi- cations there has been a great deai of profit taking from the opening. The New York list at times was almost .powerless and values began crumbling away, but after the second hour of trading there was better feeling and prices began to stiffen. Steel common and railroads were weak, with the ex- ceptio n of Reading which showed bet ter strength, likely due to dividend talk. The copper shares list, with tse exception of Butte Coalition, made a good advance selling at 1900, but to- ward the close this suffered a slight reaction.
 Greene Cananea opened of, selling at 12.S7, but sold to 1925. Superior & Pittsburg at 17.50. The question is still puzzling many. Is the Calumet & Arizona and the Superior & Pitts burg to be consolidated into the new merger, and if so, on what basis?
 BOSTON.
 Amalgamated 92.00, Anaconda 51.5O, AIlouez 5S DO; Atlantic II .5O; Arizona Commercial $50; Boston Cons. r ST; Butte Coalition 31. 50; Calumet & Arizona 107 .00; Calumet & Hecla 675. .O0; Centennial 100; Copper Range S3. .75; East Butte 12. .6S; Gran by 1O3. 50: Green Cananea 1S .25; Isle ID n. 0- hawk 64 co; Miami 17.75; Michigan s. .50: Nevada Cons. 2S. 50; North Butte 65. %; Old Dominion 54 50; Osceola 156 %; Parrott 31 .00; Quincy S6 50; shannon 6.63; Superior Pitts burg 16. .37; Superior Copper SIPS; Superior Boston 14.75; Tamarack 67OO; Trinity II 50; Utah Cons. 47.00; Utah Copper 200; U. s. Smelling .50: Victoria SIS; Wolverine 150.o0 Sierra Cons. 475; Warrior 5.75; San Roselia 2.37; Gila $50; Yuma 50; Phelps Dodge 247 .00.
 CURES.
 American 2.37; Adventure 5.50; Arizona Michigan 60 %; Arcadian don .25; Black Mountain .65; Cactus 8 .00; Cordoya 1.25; Carman 1 1.63; Cumberland Ely goo; Calumet & Sonora 12 O0; Chemung HOO asked; Denn Arizona 4 450: Daily West 10 .00; .Elenita ITS; Franklin 16 50; Globe Cons. 3.75; Giroux 95O: Helvetia [ 00; La Rose 4.ST; Live Oak ITS; Mass. s .25; Nipissing 10 50; National TOO; Hancock 1925; Inspiration 54. %; Newhouse 363; Nevada Utah ? .O0; Ohio Copper 5.50; Ray Cent 2 50; Ray Cons. p 50; Raven $500; Savanna 1.25; San Antonio 1000; Shattuck g %; Superior Globe 80; Santa Fe 200; Warren 800 asked Wolverine & Arizona .95.
 NEW YORK.
 Missouri Pacific 69 IS: Rock Island 39.12; Southern Pacific 127 .O0; St. Paul 154 ST; Penn. 132 50; New York Central 131 .S7; A. T. & s. F. 11S.S7; l.. & N. 151 90; Erie 32. 75; North ern Pacific 143. 25; Union Pacific ,201.00; Southern Ky. 31.O0; Brook lyn R. T. 77.6 63: Reading 169 .63; Ct Northern 142 %; c. F. I. 49 ST; U- s. Steel SS.37; U. s. Pfd. 125. 50; American Sugar 125 .00; American Shelters O175; B. & o. 115.S7; o. & W. 47.OO; Canadian Pacific TIC. .6S Western Union 77.63; Chicago Ct. Western 20. 50.
 For Loss of Appetite
 Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
 Its use is especially recommended for restoration of appetite, strength and vitality. TRY IT.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-23
Mfidew Cure.

Surface mildews may be cured by dusting equal parts Of sulphur and lime. To make She measurement more accurate. weigh both the powders be fore mixing.
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The Tire

Once in awhile a woman begins to think that her busbard really is good for something. But only once in awhile-the occasional times that be gets a raise in salary.
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Mlaft CharITH.

To treat poor wretch with bot ue of Burgundy and fill his snuff box is like giving pair of laced ruffies to man that has never 2 shirt on hls back.-Tom Brown
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oxIna ana aernno.

So long as we love we serve; 90 long as we are loved by others would say that we are indispensable; and no man is useless while he has : (rfend.-Stevensou.
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BecomIna Pikers.

The treasury department reports an increased demand for one-dollar bills Are we turning pikers?-Buffalo EI' press.
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A Coward.

4 coward boasting of his courage may deceive strangers, but he Is . lsughing-stock of those who know hir. --Phaedrua,
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Toe Sond of Ills Family.

A story comes from Russia that . citizen there ate his wife, brother and four. children. Another man inordinate- ly fond of his family.-Portland Ore gonian-
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raraest Bronze Statue.

In St. Petersburg is the largest bronze statue in existence-that of Peter the Great-which weighs 1,ea0 tens.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-23

We'll Provided with Libraries.
 There are in the state of New York &s villages of between 1000 and 1000 iuhsbIrantS which have free libraries
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-23

Wheat Rust Everywhere Wheat rust Is limited to no section or grade of grain, but is encountered all the world over.
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4 Possible Explanation.

Nr Nlsimagin-Huhl That must be cathird I've shot him eight times ,nd ;ie aia't dead yet.--Life.
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A man seldom creates much ssvs by building for himself fine mauso lAum-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-23

First Submarine Boat. The first submarine boat was tried h Plymouth harbor. EnziAAA h I5a<
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-11-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Lincoln Circuit Cour,

| As directed by a judgment of the Lincoln
| circuit court, rendered at the November
term, 1899, In the action OF the state Bank a
Trust Co., Guardian. &C., against Dudley r..
Reed, &C, the undersigned commissioner
MONDAY, DEC. IS. 1909,
at about p. NJ, In front OF the court house
door In stanford, KY. offer for sale at pub
lie cutlery to the highest and best bidder on
a credit of six months the tract OF land
about miles from stanford, In Lincoln
county, KY, on stanford 4 Waynesburg
pike, bounded thus: Beginning at 3 chest
nuts, near III utchtson's SCHOOL, house; thence
; ~ W 2poies 10 links, y 50s4 W Q poles l5
links to beech on East side of pike 5Os4 r
~ poles to stake, \ f514 Il - poles \ ~
20 poles TO locust In old line, with same "
oaks anu sugar tree stood i0ll Il % poles
~ links TO white oak b. Hntchisons corner
y 671a II " poles IL links 10 poplar stump
corner to same and Hill N az W passing a
poplar on old corner at II poles Is link N n n
~ poles ~ links 10 stone HIS corner ~ 49,
W IA poles to white oak Hill 5 corner on East
side OF pike with same M Il "a poles Is
links to stake In front OF house = "a W 20
poles II links to the beginning, containing
except one acre heretofore decided to school
District No. ~.
The object of sale is for a division OF the
proceeds.
Bond with good security for the purchase
price will be required of the pure haser bear
Ing per cent. interest from date OF sale I'M
I'll paid, having the force and effect of "A
secured by lien on the land.
J. Il. PAXTON. NJ. O. l.. q. @.
@. ID. Florence, Atty. for Plaintiff.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Lincoln Circuit Court.

Pursuant to a Judgment OF the Lincoln
term, 1909. Ia the action of Miss Annie r
Dunn. &C, against Mrs. r. NJ. Dunns Heirs
&C., the undersigned commissioner VIII on
MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1909.
In front OF the court house door. In stan.
lord. KY, offer for sale at pu bile auction 10
the highest and best bidder the house and
lot on Danville street. In stanford, Lincoln
county, KY, thus described: Beginning at
a stake in the East edge OF the DanVille
pike, corner to lot OF j. :. Rice; thence with
that line on Eastward course.about zs6 feet
to the line of NJ. u. Gilmore thence a North
ward course with his line IS feet 8 6inches
thence with his line "a Westward course "a
feet to East edge OF Danvllle pike; thence
with East edge OF same rs ieet TO the begin
ming,
The object OF the sale Is to satisfy the
debts Of Miss Annie r.. Dunn for sl.o25.Os,
with per cent. interest from March =, lSss
credited by $50 paid jan. 1. 1875 and of Mrs
Lou W. Embry for 81 ,Ss.s5, with 9 per cent.
interest from March :, Isss. credited by x5Ol
paid Jan. /, lsH. against the estate of Mrs.
+. NJ. Dunn and the costs Of the said action
TERMs.-The sale will be made on credits
of six and II months In equal installments;
bond with good security for the purchase
price will be required of the pure haser, pay
able to the commissioner, bearing per cent
interest from date of sale until paid, having
the force and effect of Judgment and se-
cured by lien.
j. b. PAXTON, NJ. g. l.. CO.
X. \. Alcorn, Atty. for Plaintiffs
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POLITICAL.

Cameron Forbes was inaugurated as
Governor General of the Philippines
Wednesday.
w. Edward Proctor, the Republican
nominee for City Auditor of Louisville
in the recent, election was shot and kill
ed on the street there by r. NJ. Culley.
who charged improper relations with
his wife.
William ]. Monkey, Republican, was
elected member Of the House of Rep
resentatives from the Sixth Illinois dis
trict to succeed Senator William Lori
mer. Monkey had two opponents. an
insurgent Republican and a Democrat
The newspapers are saying nice
things about Hon. Jesse Alverson, of
Stanford, who is a candidate for as
slstant clerk of the Senate. Mr.. Alver-
son filed this responsible position
during last term, and his work was
highly complimented. Being a news
paper man, he is well-known and high
ly thought of by the press people who
trust that he will land the job. He is
one of the best posted men on political
matters in the State, and a mighty
clever fellow. Richmond Climax.
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Commissioners Sale J
LINCOLN Circuit Court.

In obedience 70 q Judgment OF the Lin
coin circuit court rendered nj the Noyem-
Der term, 1902. In the action OF W. III. Hig-
gins, Guardian, &c, against Mrs. sabra NJ.
Price, &C, the Undersigned commissioner
will on
MONDAY, DEC. ~, 1899,
In front OF the new court house, In stan
ford. ky., at about O'Clock Il, NJ, offer for
sale at public outcry TO the highest aud best
bidder on credit OF six months n house
and lot near the depot In Grab Orchard. Lin
coin county, KY, bounded thus: Begin.
ming AZ n stone IN the edge OF the pike near
whore stock scales In junction of road late.
~ stood thence with line Of said road W
OF the line of Mrs. Alice Newland lot
thence with her line \ to lot OF Jos. Pleas
ants thence said line to pike thence with
line O. said pike to beginning, containing
something over an acre.
The object OF the sale Is for n division OF
the proceeds. The purchaser Will be re-
quired To execute bond for the sale prico
payable to the commissioner, bearing Q per
cent. interest from date OF sale until paid
having the force and effect of n Judgment
and secured by lien on the property.
J.B. PAXTON. NC. l.. &C.
p. NJ. McRoberts. Atty. for Plaintiff.
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Commissioners Sale
Lincoln Circuit Court.

In obedience 10 a Judgment of the Lin
coin circuit court, rendered At the Noyem-
Der term, 1903. In the action OF J. a. Bryan.
admir-, etc, VS. Eiwood Totten, ETC.. the UNI
dersigned commissioner Will ON
MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1909,
county court day. Mt about y. NJ. In front
OF the new court house, In stanford, KY,
offer for sale at public outcry to the highest
and best bidder, on credit of six months
the house and lot near stanford. In Lincoln
county, KY, on the East side Of the Dan
willie stanford turnpike, bounded on the
West by said pike; on the North and East
by the land of John Bright; on the south
by the land Of W. Is. Hill, containing "
poles, and known as the "old tollgate" prop
ertyI
The object OF the sale is TO pay the In
debtedness of Mrs. Mary b. Bryan and d.
vide the remainder among her heirs at law.
The purchaser will be required to execute
bond for the purchase price, payable to the
commissioner, due In six months, bearing
per cent. interest from date of sale until
paid, having the force and effect OF Iudg-
ment, and secured by lien ON the property
sold. The shares OF the Infants, Lorraine
Totten and Vera Totten, viii remain a lien
on the property until they attain the age OF
"a, unless their guardian In the mean time
executes the bond required by the OWL
Code. j. b. PAXTON, NJ. q. l.. q. q.
a. b. saufiey, Atty. for Plaintiffs.
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IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES

Sixty shares of Madison Nationa
Bank stock sold at Richmond at SlS3 &c
Abraham Woolstein, prominent
merchant of Harrodsburg. dropped deaC
there.
Winston Bowman, John Fair anc
Samuel Sharp, of Casey, each had sew.
eral cattle to die from eating black
smut found on corn.
w. w. Stephenson. of Harrodsburg,
was appointed special judge Of the Pu-
laski Circuit Court to preside at the
trial of one case where the regular
judge is disqualified.
Oscar Osborn and his wife are in a
hospital at Richmond, both mortally
wounded as result of shots fired by
Osborn during family quarrel. Rob-
ert Hendrick, boon companion of Os-
born, learning of the probable double
tragedy, committed suicide by stabbing
himself to death.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Sipple, Of Lin
coin county, who recently disposed of
their three farms there, will move to
London this week. For the present
they will make their home with their
son, Rev. c. j. Sipple, and will soon
open dairy farm here. London Sem
tinel.
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CHURCH MATTERS.

Ex-Gov. James ID. Porter has resign
ed as chancellor Of the University OF
Nashville.
The new brick building Of the Corbin
Christian church was dedicated Sunday.
Eight we're baptized into this church
Saturday.
Rev. John Stamper, of Knox county,
is holding an interesting meeting al
Good Hope in the East End. There
have been several confessions. Rev
Stamper is the county judge elect Of
Knox county.
The revival at the Central Christian
church. Lexington. closed with q
additions. The series Of meetings
was conducted by DIR. r. II. Crossfeld,
president of Pennsylvania University,
formerly pastor of the Christian church
at Greensboro. DR.. Crossheld held q
splendid meeting at the Christian
church here some two years ago.
Program for Women's Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies at Metho-
dist church to-day. Friday. at 2 P. NJ:
Hymn 26l. psalm 100 in concert.
3-Hymn 653. 4-Scripture lesson, lsa-
iah 10th, Mrs. Robert Simms. 5-Pray-
er, Mrs. E, T. Pence. 6-"Days Of
June" Mrs. Engleman. Report from
W. II. M. Society Board meeting, Mrs.
j. J.. Dickey. s-Treasurer's Palaver.
Miss Minnie Straub. 9-Sue Bennett
Memorial School; Its Needs. Mrs. Jes-
sic Stage. Offering. Hymn 1855. Ben
ediction.
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Chain The Dog And Let Boy Run
Loose.

That is exactly what many parents
are doing here, and they oftentimes
wonder who or what has ruined their
boys. They have been in school every
day, but the teacher either does not
teach them any morality or else his or
her teaching is a failure. The truth is
the boys are on the streets from the
time school closes until late at night
The street corner is the best place in
the world for teaching vice, profiigacy
and crime; nearly all the bad language
and idle, vicious habits of boys are
taught on the streets at late hours of
the night. Teachers may be able to
accomplish little in counteracting vile
in fiuences, but much of their labor is
in vain until parents cooperate with
them in keeping their boys Off the
streets. Harrodsburg Herald.
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z. c. WALTON

A MEMORIAL service in honor Of the
memory Of the late Gov. John A. John
son. Of Minnesota, will be held Sunday
afternoon at the Broadway Tabernacle,
New York City. Invitations to the
service have been extended by the
American and Scandinavian Society Of
New York, of which President Nicholas
Murray Butler. Of Columbia University,
is president. Speeches will be deliver
ed by Gov. Hughes. former Senator
Charles Towne, of Minnesota. and 9TH
ers. President Taft is among those
who have been specially invited to at
tend.
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Commissioners Sale
Lincoln Circuit Court,


In obedience 20 a Judgment OF the Lincoln
circuit court rendered at the Noyemb bel
term, 400. in the action Of l.. X. Hughes
Guardian, &c, against r.. May Jones, Sc.. IN,
undersigned commissioner Will on
MONDAY. DEC. u. lga.
at about y. NJ, in front OF the court house
door, In stanford. KY. offer tor sale at pub.
lie cutlery to the highest and best bidder the
undivided y interest of J. T. Jones children
In the tract of land near Milledgeville, In
Lincoln county, Ky, bounded on the East
by the Danville HustonVille turnpike; on
the North by the county road the lands OF
Robert Durham add Hannah Brnnen; on
the West by the lands OF rhos. Best and z.
=. Hughes; on the south, by the lands OF
Mrs. Mary johnson and =. II. Newell, the
whole tract containing 10 acres.
The object of the sale Is for reinvestment
TERMs.-The sale Will be made on credit
OF six months, bond with good security for
the purchase price will be required OF the
purchaser, payable to the commissioner.
bearing per cent. Interest from date OF sale
until paid, having the force and effect OF
Judgment and secured by lien on the inter-
est sold.
j. b. PAXTON, NJ. G. Leo.
X. \. Alcorn, Atty. for Plaintiff.
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We are not at all fearful about Hon.
Harvey Helm getting the nomination
and again representing this district in
Congress. What bothers us is the lack
of gratitude on the part of those he
has helped. The Advocate and Boyle
county people above all, should be for
him, and the Advocates effort to whip
the devil around the stump" is too gau-
zy for anything.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NJ. H. Adams and Mrs. Dora Martin
were made one at W. t. Plummer's
Wednesday.
Jesse Varnon Price and Miss Dona
Martin were married at Mrs. Willie
Ann Prices ON the oath.
A Rhode Island man has welded
his sons divorced wife, and became
the stepfather of his grandson.
Asa DAILY. widower of as, and Miss
Lucy Lykin, a widow of 35, were mar
ried at Ed. Joseph Ballou's this week.
A midget wedding took place in Lex
ington. Raymond Davis, aged Is and
weighing 80 pounds, was married to
Miss Naomi Herring, sweet l6 and
weighing only 20.
Phillip Van Valkenburgh, worth S20,-
600, 900, and Mrs. William Hayes Chap
man with $40, 900, 600 in her own name,
were married in Hotel Regis, New York
City, Wednesday.
John E. Madden, the well-known
turfman of Lexington, has withdrawn
the suit for alienation of his wife's af-
fections, which he brought some time
ago against Louis Bell, also turfman,
and his wife, Laura Bell. Madden
asked $50, 1000.
Ephraim d. Pennington, formerly of
this place. but now a farmer of the
0ttenheim section, was married We'd /!
nesday to Miss Mary Magdalene Trub.
the handsome and popular daughter of
Mr.. Charles H. Trub, of Ottenheim.
The ceremony was said by Father Leo
in St. Sylvester church. Mr.. Penning-
ton is an exceedingly clever and capa-
BILE young man and has a legion of
friends. HIS bride is a fine young wo-
man and he is to be congratulated on
winning her heart and hand.
GARNETT- WARREN AT the Warren
home on East Main street at 2:30 We'd
nesday afternoon Mr.. Charles Freder-
ick Garrett and Miss Emma Warren
were bound in wedlock's holy bonds by
q beautiful ceremony said by Ed. ID.
NJ. Walker, Of the Christian church.
The bride, who is exceedingly pretty
and universally popular. wore a very
handsome travelling suit Of blue and
her natural beauty showed to its best
She is the next eldest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wei
don Warren and is one of Stanford's
finest young women. The groom Is we'll
and favorably known here, having been
assistant agent for the l.. 4 N. a num-
Der of years. He numbers his friends
by his acquaintance and they all con-
graduate him on winning for his help
meet SO charming a lady. After the
cere mony, which was witnessed by
man y friends, the happy couple drove
to Grab Orchard and took the train for
a Southern trip of some three weeks.
While absent they will spend some
time at Pensacola and New Orleans.
Misses Mae and Anna Warren, sisters
of the bride. accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Garnett as far as Grab Orchard. The
pretty Warren home was Hastily deco
rated with chrysanthemums and ever
greens. The popular couple received
many handsome presents. In fact they
got almost enough useful remembrances
10 90 TO house keeping. On their re-
turn Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett will be at
home TO their friends at "Warrendale,
home Of the brides parents.
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Weak Women

To veal and siling women. thsrs = q least one
way 70 help. But With that way. two treAtmentS
uonal, but both are Important both essential
Or. Shops Night Cure Il the Local
Dr. Shops Restorative. the Constitutional
mucous membrsne suppository remedy. while DR..
Shoops hstoratve Is wholly an internal treat
ment The Restorative reaches throughout tbs
entire systsm, seeking the repair OF AL nerve.
al tissue, and all blood ailments.
The Night Cure. ~ Us name implies. ooes 10
work while you sleep. II soothes sore and ndAIn-
"a mucous surfaces, heals local weaknesses and
discharges, while the Restorative. ga ses nervous
excitement gives renewed yigor and ambition,
builds up wasted Tissues. bringing about renewed
strength, ugor and energy, 1Ake DR.. Bhoop's
Rsstoratye-Iahlsts or Liquid-asa general toniy
70 tho System. For positive local hslp. uss - well
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1T took three weeks figuring, but the
Good Roads Amendment was made to
win after all. The Election Commits
sioners certified that the proposition
carried by 5000.
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The State Department is still endeav-
oring to ascertain whether or not the
Americans put to death in Nicaragua
were commissioned by the revolution
lists or were acting on their own re-
sponsibility. Until the exact status is
fixed no action will be taken.
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REPRESENTATIVE DAVID

REPRESENTATIVE DAVID A. DEAR.
MoND, one of the Oldest democratic
members of Congress, and his grand
son. Waddie, aged six, were burned to
death in fire that destroyed the De-
Almond home at Butler, Mo. He was
a conspicuous figure in the National
House and he will be missed in his
State and by his colleagues.
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Those who travel to Danyille over
modernized roads hayn't much to see
in the way Of a court house when they
arrive. Stanford's seat of justice dis
counts ours, yet Boyle exeels Lincoln
in taxable value. Advocate
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"What possessed old Tight-wad to
think that Gladys would make him a
good wife?"
because at Bridge she always de-
clared spades when she was rich enough
to afford no trump"
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That's what you want today. A shoe that
will stand the briars. 'rocks and water for the
wear we'll and feel we'll. That's the kind you
get when you buy a walk Over" mems
Ease or Honest Mike" Try pair and you
VIII see our judgment on Shoes for Service is
correct. Regular and high tops $3.5O.S5.OO.
$3.50 and $3.50 a pair.
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SOME so divorce suits await the ac-
ton of the court which convenes next
week at Paris. Marriage must be a
failure in the good county of Bourbon.
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MASON'S MEET.

Lincoln Lodge No. A. y. a A. NJ. Will meet
I n stated communication on each first and
third Monday nights ofeach month, at 7sH
O'Clock In their hall on main street, stan
ford, Ky. Members OF sister lodges are FRA
ternally invited TO be present. +. W. Pen.
Sec,