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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
Gnergiid)en Erptcit
gegt Taad)inIpeiior gielion gcacn bic
ytrnnreinianng Der 9nit onrd)
fsiienbabnlofomotipen cir.

RauhinTpeftor Uldttbsn Relion
rintete aeittrn on ole Giienbdhnpirets
!ionen. bsrsn Shienenitrdnge in Gin
einndti miinbsn, Elm Shreiben, in bsn
sr barauf auImertIam mu6t, bdb BEN
Rautiibel, berppreerufen ourh bic
Waihinsn bisisr GeieQfhaiten, NOD
INNER nitt abgsbolfsn lei. SIN Der.
sleid gu ben ifmuBiesn Rau6polteu,
Die Die RaHgirmait,insn Disisr 9eIeas
idoiten ousftoben, lei Der Baud, fpslz
der ben GabritihornfteinsH sntitrome,
reinss rainocripiel".
Wdbrerb feiner einmonutIihsnS 9d>
tistsit als Raudinipettor, iaet 5err
Qelion in fsinem Shreiben, bate er
seniigsno 3eit seba6t, INN cine 20iung
Diefss probiems 3u finoen. Solten
bic Giisnbabnen IS rpiinId3sn, 10 pdre
er bsrsit, ben JehNbdnoIhub uuf3as
bsben unb bis gum 2sBisn gu tdmpfen.
Dies lei jeooh tsinesipsgs feline 4b=
ii6t, bas Shreibeu be3tpede nur. Die
giienbdbnen auf3uforpern, Sdritie
uno sfpar fofortiss Shritte gu thun,
um benz llebelitano ub3ubslfsn. Di.
3eit nit idonen Rsbensarten uno Der
iprehungen gu ptrgeuoen. iei gu fpdt.
IS miiITe aehaHbeit tptrben; oesbdlb
srpdrte er non ben Qualification ios
forties abbilfe uno gldns, auf ipslhe
Deiie iie seionnen isisu, Dem lleosl
Qbbilfe 3u ifaffsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Der IA Sabr. alte Nm. SenoerIcn
bon go. 750 Sit 6. Strabe lebnte iif,
gtiierH in benz 9ebduoe Der SoIepb
Gramsr 60. $40. 244 Wain StruBs,
iiber bds Sitter bes glepatorfhaf3ies
unb fdaute in lsbtertn binab, ais Der
eleDator bon einem Der oberen Stods
tperte bsrobiom. Der annbe geriei5
NIT aopf uno Raden 3ipiIhen ben gcs
ben bes S5abritubIs uno bas glitter.
Gum Slid bsrte Der Glspatorlentsr
bic 5ilferufe bss andben uno braHts
ben JabrfiuhI fofort gum StilIftdno.
Ter 0erunsliidte ipurbe in potrolfpa=
gen Ro. 2 nnh bem 6ofpital az
brnhi. no ss iia ersab. bab sr oubsr
mebresn aopftpunben cine aoniniion
oes aebltopfes fotpie 0erlebunsen i'm
Oeiiht erlitten bate. Der anube III
elm Reffe bes polissileutndnts Rpan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
Grunoeisem'6nm ,u.o 9autea

Die s. 2udn an 8reRins SO. er'
rihtet Elm neues Gisbau3 IN thre-
9ruuerei an Der Sehitsu Strabe tuc
$4750.
@
Gbas. Steintubl lGBt an Der Gits
ieite Der Reaoing 81 oao .noro!td 2e-
gur9oone Roao, eir s9aditeinhaus fLr
$500 errinteu.
gofineer unb 5opfiuA' bauen om
mc9reeor pIdce, 5tpticsr r W(e9rsaor
4penue unb GdrnibdIp sgoenue, sIH
MobnbauB fir S325O.
n u
8aufommiHdr aunsm1r ertbeilte
1eftern GrlaubniB, ous @ebdttpe Oil
Race StroBe ab5ureiber.
Tte pldne fir bas neue S,hulhaus
on Mlirs glaee uno CHAPEL Strafe,
bas $150,o00 toiten tpirp, uurpea
sutssheiBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
GterbIidfe feitSteridbt.

5oiepb Rairbon. So Sabre. 9trmn>
baus, SerSIsioen.
gbillip Selling. SO Sabre, 207
pesis Str. aunsensni3iinbuns.
Sobn Gasp. Gittmann. SO Jobre,
I'LL 8rcabpap, 9ronnitis.
Wm. 3bprntcn. 80 Sabre, 318 On
gierte Strobs, S4ninSindi.
ebp. Raieliff. 56 SABRE, 4rmen.
baus, Shpinbiuft.
gaibarine 3ieel.r. 10 Sabre, 313
Donnbus Ctr, grippe.
9dtiie 2eiris. 50 Sabre, 804 Rem.
per 4pe., Jnqueit In Sdpebe.
Gbas. i. gaumann. % Sabre. $3.50
gurRsi aDe.. SHdueit in Shpebe.
Wlorb De Scrip, SO Sabre, 4533
6nmilton 4pe.. urierisnpertdItuna.
Caroline W. gaibaus, 81 Sabre,
1119 5inolap Strdbs. Snaueft in
Ghptbe.
Charles MeDonaIb Gteels, 6s
Snbre. 214O auburn Qpsnus. Darn,
ptrsiftune.
Gopbia 6offmann, 66 Sabre, 2l2
Wier3sbnie StraBe. 6trsIeiben.
Barbara Oentsbsimsr, so Jdbre,
z Oft 13. StroBe. gunssnent3iinouns.
Gbriitinu 3iesItr. 70 Sabre. 1905
Hifbop Gtrobe, Mliersihpdhs.
Soeob 6od. 80 Sabre. 1851 Dub
lep Gtrobe. Menineetis.
MnsciHette aihteRbere. 81 Jnbre
L2014 GentEaI ApeHue. Nrun9ttiS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Der qr1Bten Mufnertiamtett unoRtd@
ter 2iioers fprah ihm am Shlune
ieines 9prtrass ben 0ont oes eer@
ems aus.
Gin 9erieben, bus ii6 in Der lsBten
9erIammlung ereignet bate, puroe
qeItern out qemadt. 5errn IodmSez
nus, Der Iia aIs Sausmsiiter Der
i}eItbe9oroe srobe 8erotenite UNI oas
berfIofIene 9unoesturnfeit ertporben
bate, mar sbenio pie ben oerren
Serrmann uno 5ofIe bic Ghrenmtts
glisbInaft 5useoatt noroen, aber
burd eineu Srrtbum bate er elm Sts
plom ais lebenslGnglihes Utit9lieo er@
baIten. 9eItsrn nuroe er nun offt5teu
GUMS GbrenmitgIieo gemu6t uHo erbIelt
iein 8iplom, bas er nit tllr5en Borz
ten oes Santes entgegeuuahm. porauf
ibm Elm oreiFa6es, oorneroes ~0ut
!Ssil!" eebraht puroe.
1urnlebrer u. 6. SeuB berihtete
iiber ber9eiuh Der 5ltrutIdfTen nab
reuo oes psrfloFsnen Utpnats ME
fplgt: l. &nabentldHe 68; 2. anubenz
tIaiIe 90; 3. anabentlaiie 81; J..
MdnhentlaHe As; 2. WdbhentlaHe
100; 3. RGohentlafie 40; 3pgIingsz
tIaIIe so !; gttttpe go; Surnertrnen,
brsi 4btbeilunsen 260; Barren 62;
5ruuentlofIe 30; suIammen 1902
glls neues Wtitslieo nuroe Serr
5reb. qLDin aiug aufgerpmmen. Giz
lie ginIabung gum MustenbulI oss
ScbtpdbHheu llnteritiitungspereins
am II. 5ebruar in Der Central 5urus
bale Duroe onssnpmmen uro ber9ers
Elm oeihloB iih rah befteu ardften
betheiIigen 81 fpofleu.
Sn niht gerinsem Robe trug Su
benz GtfammteriO!s osr @eriamu,luns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
Weihdftsmann Oun3 3aDtpn
Seit BEN /. Sebruar usri6wunoeu,
iou iid nah Gintinnati bessbsu
haben.

poli3ei6ej 4qerbed unb Detsttip
Jrant Wegrisbt BON DaptoH. s.,
traIeH seiterH in Cincinnati Elm. um
Rahforfdunsen nat bem SO Sabre
aIten Woies Cohen. einsm nnseiebensn
0<ifdftsmann Don senannter Staht,
aH5uiiellen. goben. neIter tiir5ii6
zine 9efhdftsiibertrasuns porsenoms
men bate, oerlieb am /. Jebruar
Dapton uno lisB iit ieitoem oortielbit
niht fpieber blidsn. Gr foa dmWliti=
nod an Der Central Qoe. bierIsIbit s,s
febeH poroen iein. gs beibi, eaB
Soreen iiber finanSiells 8srIuiie ben
Rann mslandcIiid semadt .baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
9eutider YiOuier. .Yereiu.

N.ie INNER, 10 fpar auh bic geltrige
Eibuna bes gionierpereins cine das
bsris gut beuhte. prdiiDsnt Eod
fiibrts ben 9oriiB uno SeiretGr Con.
ro'o Rraeer prOtotcIitrte. Sur Dst!.
eIiebTfaft hatten iih eeitrn mieoer Z
beatite Wl1nMr poridldgsn lahen.
bic i1mmtlih aufsenominsn tpurotn.
IS marin oies bic gerren:
Soieph araus. se6iirtis aus Sber'
spefiern in 8aperu, i'm 2aEoe felt
1882.
Uaatbias DoIieri. sebiirtis ausA,en.
bslItein in 8ap.rn, i'm 2anbe felt
1884.
Geo GrIenein, ssbiirtis aus Sulss
toh in Baben. i'm 2anoe felt 1881.
gbas. giliion. dsbiirtig aus S6iDeo
q. g., i'm Qanoe felt 1880.
gbriTsopb aisiu, sebiirtis aus
SnIliItlfslo in 8dFrn. I'm saHos isi!
1884.
efpolpb giiitner. aus Diirttsmbers.
i'm adnbe lei. 1881.
fugo Gdbr. aus Mortirh In W<iis
preuBfn, i'm lanbe felt 1882.
pr1fibeni Rod besriiBte bic 6errtn
Qnmens nes 0ereins init pdntnben
gDorisn unb perpflifitie lie burd
nonnfhlcs, Der Sade oes 0euins
trtu 3u pienM.
Der arimn,e S1Hiiter bat felt Der
fssien EiBuns TN ben Atiben Der Mit.
aiKDer reifk Grnis gebdIisn. Der
g3ionier Wtrein psrlcr in ben iebisn
breibig zcstn folssnh Mitsgieber:
sSoHn Gabelmdnn, am 9. Jonuar;
ss1fnb Rcbr, Gr.. om 13. Jdnuar;
Gbos. Wssier an q. SaMGr; Qouis
pidsi. am 25. Jnnnar uno 4ntcn
Gto<br am /. sJ<bruor. 0ds aHbens
isn .bititr Mliielkber iDurbe burh grs
1<ttn ron ben Giben sttbri. giniiims
mip ansenpmmtn fDurpt elm gelhlnb.
hcb folne RitgIisoer. bic ibre Beis
isdee niht beadblt bdben. an Der idbrs
Iihen Msrfhinetons 0tbnr!sidgsfeier
nidt Heilnebntn i0nneH. WaitsIiebtr.
ipeI&e tn RH6iidnb finb. iOnHen ibre
GiutEittssartes ~ biefsr o<ier uaG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

qua bus WufitprosrumnI bel, nm oel'
fen Du rd1fiibrunq iih bic 6erren lSa'
itup Clemens, Carl 8rimlH r., 8uz:
g8iebel UNI %. 9ebIenDorf peroeni
madteu. Die 6errer Clemens uno
Grimm l1radten mebrers DUETS fur
0siae uni, Slqpier gu 9ebDr, pon be-
neu uu1n,ntli9 eiHe r5uunbduler=
gboutuIie" Iebr eefieI uuo Serr 98lez
bel erfreute bic QlnrpeIenoen ourh eia
nen 2ieoerpo rtrag, Der pou !osrrn
geblenoprf b. sIeitet puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
eokal.Derid)t
aeinc as groken saitem
sellten annoen ber @aiierwerte anf.
erirgt ireroen.
,sit bic aniidrt beS arbeitsSircftOrs.

Qrbeiisbirsttor Sunbmoter lit dns
berer aniiht ais bsr 8enerdIiupsrins
tencen. Der DoIiernerts 6err Qaips
lam in gstrsff Der Gin3isbung bon
maiiersebiibrtn IN Ipi6sn Jdilen. po
auf Nhtras Der 5ausbeiiBer cine Bois
ierleitnng in cine reu angelsateStrdbt
asleat lporben tit.
Sm 5one bss 5aus5tiiBers Dm.
s5sniel RON Der Sfoebinaer uno sSons
ts Strobe reittt BdIIsroertbeilunsss
SuperintsHotnt WosbD foIgenosn gss
rtht elm:
.Seit psrsnngeneu 3e3ember Ibid
ten mir jebem, Der WoHsr ourh Elm
6uuptIeitung6robr. bGs auf antrdg
Der gttpobnsr elmer Strabe seltat
tpurbe, eine monotli6e RehnuHg uHo
nnd ablauf BON i.hsWlonaten tuerbsn
mir ben aeuten oos Don linen toilet
tirte Belo sutIhreiben. Dies tpiro
roH Hiemanbsn als 5u ihtuer 3l srs
fiitIen anfseFobt fperoen ionnen. 8ieIs
Wlabnohms iIt cine CUTE uno ioate
eutssbsibtn tperoen."
losrr QcibInlp bieb bic 4nitdt
Wosbns gut.
arMitsoirsttor Sunomdtsr iii ies
bod anoersr Qniiht uno ertptoerte:
.Shre Smpfeblung. mcnatIife
WdiIermietbe neben bsn 10 pro3tnt
fir bic elnIage ein:rDaiisrlsituns elm
3usie6en, finret nid1t msinen genal
Id lam in Ssm 9orIdias ipsDsr Ell
nan 9prtheiI fir osbr Departemeni
nod fir oie WaHertonI,imenteu srs
blidtn. Sh orone an, bob Sic in 3us
funit bamit fortfahren. 1C pro3snt
fir bic gerbeiierura ein3u3iebeu uno
haun teine rnonatIitsu Gollettiouen
msbr aufnebmen. Bis oisier 8etraa
psrbrauat it,"
.gDsnn 5err Sunomltsr itotn uns
fsrer goritI1ee abipsiit. oann iit eE
Ia nidt n6thi9. bab mir ibm tpeiters
g3orIhldse MAIDEN. 5dtte er uns oov
Der griheilung ftines 9sfebls toniul.
tirt. 10 piirDe er anbers iiber unIersn
gorfhIag oenten. gDir tennsn eis
Mafierperte beiisr ais er," meints
Derr Qoiolom.
3ur s5LIuitration bes Seidgten bic
ne Jolgenoss: Trei Snusbeiiser elmer
Strdbe petitionirsu nm anlage elmer
15oiIttlei.ung nah ibren 5duiern
Den gslesIihen 9oridriiten nah ha'
ben Il, aIsb1nn nit ben WaHeriperser
einen acntraii Al unierssihnen, II
benz tie iit perpflihten, 10 Prosen
oer Rotten Der 4nlnge fcfort 3u bin
ierlepen. Wenn bic Anlags nun $30(
foItet, 10 DirSe oas fir ieoen Del
S1us6eiiser $1,000 betroasH. Giei'
$1,000 perhen btm 6dusbeiiser glNi
aeTarisben. Or erbGtt ale feds Ul o.
nate fsine MaiIerrehnuns unO irenr
er in bisier ,3eit fir $4 WaHer get
brduht bat, bann BAT er fir bic fol-
asnben feds Monaie nod Elm Gutbd
ben pom $6, bas perrehnet tpiro.
ferr Qaiblaip periangt nun urge
od,tsi bes 5epolits monailihe aclet
firuneen unn min ooHn am gnbe oei
s5olbiabrss oosr ipenn Der aontrdt
erFlilIt iit. eine abrshnung porneb
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

ben. Gs finb: Sulius 9. gngelfe,
Wurtin 3. Goffep, Samss Sailett, saSos
iepb 6. Burns, Artbur s. pq4ouo,
Ulurtin 3. Rebbington, s. g. 6ars
rington, Diliam 2eoer. Sol. G6ott,
Ben @rote, Gbriitopbsr 3. Gorcoran,
3bos. g. 5alep hilbert aaelin, Ism.
g. f5infe, 2ouis 8ornert, Dalter
gGbr, Dm. q. Stress, Grunf Z. U9og,
5ern,an Shirner, Wlnrtin sanion,
@ottlisb l3fppgart, 6ondrb 9. Butler,
5ronf Deif, 3ihurb u. 8aois. 2atps
renee 6ammdnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

@us. s5obn Diler, 26 Sabre, 735
Rihmonb Strdbe, syitqueft inShtpebe.
antbonD gtosbr, So Sabre, 1909
Gin StrdBs, Sndueit in Sdtpe6e.
5annn Sbott, 64 Sabre, 1904
Doooburn Qpe., 2engenent3iinbung.
Sba 81. 9reen, 20 Sabre, 1888
UtDunb Strdbe Snfluensd.
aatber. 3fpid Spraul, 81 Sabre,
StaotboIpital, Snquslt in S9tpebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Die naditebenb gsraeihnsten uns
iersceen fin Der priifung ais Gubffis
tss1tuerntbrmGnner unb beIicnben
fdmmtlin bus Gyamen. Gie iueroen
bsi siutreteuo<s 0asana einakIeut ners
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
Cine tumnoerbare 0itrppas
Grfurfiou.
|. H(alTe auf ben gi(ea6a6aen.
2. Raidls anf Den DamplTdifIen.
Der ,Mari6a Walbingtun' nad Oeneaia.
Per Ba6a our6 europa nad Bremen.

narstte ben Estr Dcyf am O. spriI
Hit6fabrf mit eem Rerbssnff6gH Qlopo.
sss.sip'fss s.ssssi il ''a sasas: s's: 5000
sHformGiion eEf6eils q, aR anmmero
In esr ezsstssHf eautHas Saaf Trait &C.,
96e esr Z. aHo Cine StTabs. 4teHs QGHaG
1850,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
}iir Jorl6i(OungsIdu(U
Spridt Yrof. 6ermau Sdneiocr
ppr benz 9iDro Gincinnatt
Smrnpercin.

Die 8eutf6eu pdren auf bieiem Gez
bist Die 8a9nbre6er. - 9eriu6e Der
Entertainer nit Gsnerbei6ulen. -
Sol4e 2ebranitaltsn tbsure Grpsris
msnts. - SH MilDautss perDen lie
jest singeben. - Der Gincinnatier
Sooperatipplan finbst i'm gan5en
2anoe 2lnflang. - Qo1m 9enus
gum Gbrenmitslisb oss 8ereins ges
madt. - 5iibfdes Ruiitprosramm
ssIangte 3ur Durtfiibrung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

QTobirt IL. g. Rahai polifhs
UNI sGdrssepers 5rieus". b.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16
-: FOR SALEl

Small well improved farm outside
OF town limits between Stanford and
Rowland containing % IL acres good
house, out houses new barn Zine
young orchard, water at house and
barn. Would make a good dairy or
truck farm for right man.
also have farm of iO4 acres OF un'
Improved land situated on Dix river
and county road. This land is all In
grass except IS acres which is in cult
walton. This land will grow fine to-
bacco or corn and has some fine tim
Der on it. viii sell cheap and make
terms to suit the purchaser or Will
trade for town property. For infor-
NATION write or call on me at Row
land Frank Coruler'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16
GOVERNORS WILL ATTEND
APPALACHIAN EXPOSITION

The governors OF Tennessee, Viz
ginia, West Virginia. Kentucky. North
and South Carolina, Georgia and Ala
bama have been invited TO attend the
Appalachian Exposition In Knoxville,
between September IL and October IL
II IL expected that these chief execu
tives will attend. representing theii
respective states oficially. Gov. M
X. Patterson. u Tennessee, will Be
present on the opening day Of the ex
position. September ~. and will do
liver . formal address and otherwise
participate In the opening Of the great
events.
The Appalachian Exposition has
been devised In the interest OF the
eight states mentioned, and Il Is en-
pected that thousands will attend from
all parts OF the various common
wealths. The success of the exposition
means further advancement, industrt
ally. commercially. educationally and
socially of the state included In the
Appalachian region. Consequently the
government OF the states are manifest
ing such deep concern In It's success
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16

that they will honor the great exposi.
ton. greatest exposition the southland
has ever known, by their presence.
The date for President Taft's visit
has not been definitely determined.
but it will be the last OF September
or early in October. However. Col
Roosevelt has fixed October Z as the
time for his visit to the exposition.
Spanish-American war veterans day
will be celebrated on October 7, and
Col. Roosevelt. being a Spanish war
veteran himself. will take a lively and
leading part In the exercises Of that
date. He will deliver an address to
his comrades OF '9s, and he will hold
q reception at which he will meet per.
sonally and shake the hands OF thou.
sands OF the boys OF the north and
south who followed the stars and
stripes In '9S.
Soon after Col. Roosevelt returned
TO the United States from his African
tour OF Is months a committee Of rep
resentatives of the Appalachian exposi.
ton. headed by Hon. w. J. Oliver.
the energetic and efficient president
Of the exposition, visited Col. Roose-
welt in his Offices In the Outlook build.
ing IN New York City. He gave the
gentlemen a most cordial reception.
and. when informed by them that they
wished his acceptance OF an invitation
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-16
n tonic Nat isvsoorsss. Bon els
and young. For weak, nervous.
men ind women Every bot
IN" lie guaranteed Gee
lEl,:|!,4!!I![|llGii'''':..
IU '''' y
eeNNVs DRUG STORE.
PUBLIC SALE
OF a Large Blue Grass Farm
STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS

STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS
| will sell my place of 734 acres.
situated two miles from Nicholasville,
Ky, on the Union Mills pike. on
THURSDAY, SEPT. %, 1910,
This place will be cut into twelve
tracts. with three tracts resolved,
ION which is the Patton house. as fol-
lows:
Tract No. l contains so acres on
which is a good spring. No. 2 con.
tains &C. acres and is watered by
pond. No. contains 80 acres, extra
good soil and will produce any crop
No. contains az acres, good spring
and 10 acres of tobacco land. No. 5
contains So acres, has fine water.
and on this plot is seven-room
brick house, good dry cellar, four-stall
stable and all other necessary out
buildings. No. contains ~ acres
and is in blue grass and has fine wa
ter. No. contains as acres, fine
spring water. No. contains %
acres and has fine spring water. No
g contains 80 acres and has good run
ming water No 10 contains 40 acres
and has good pond No. IL contains
l47 acres, tine running water from
Wendover's spring, 40 acres in blue
grass. No. ~ contains 124 acres and
is suitable for any crop and lays well.
water convenienCes unsurpassed,
about half of this tract is in blue
grass and clover, and on this tract is
one OF the best tobacco and stock
barns in Jessamine county, servant
quarters perfect, good coal house,
buggy house, hen house, smoke house,
orchard, garden bed OF strawberries
and grape arbor. No. II is one OF
the most desirable places to live in
the whole county and has every i'm
provement, school, church and rail-
road close, and on the prospective in
4erurban line to Richond.
These tracts will be sold as a
whole in order named and then re-
sold as follows: Tracts No. /, 2 and
3, as a whole. tract No 4 as a whole,
tracts No. 1, 2. and 4 as a whole,
tracts s, 9 and 10, as a whole, and
tracts No. II and Il, the home place,
separately, then all OF the tracts with
the exception of 8, 6. Z, IL and II will
be sold as a whole. A twenty-foOt
road touches each tract OF land. Ev-
erybody is invited to inspect this
farm and crops. Possession for seed
ing purposes given at once. Each
tract of land will be surveyed by the
Scounty surveyor
TERMS ON LAND-One-halt cash,
balance in two and three years with
interest eli deferred payments at 6
per cent. per annum.
STOCK AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
leo S0uthdown sheep, 2 brood mares
} mare with mule colt at side, work
horses, , yclrg geldings, pOws, har-
rcws, wheat drills, cultivators, double
: ''Nvels. roller, etc.
TERMS-UIder 80, cash; over
that amount six months time. with .
good note bearing per cent interest.
Stock and implements will be sold
at tho home place at 10 a. m, and
land sale vii, begin on tract No. J..
lin the rear of Patton place.
HENRY c. MUIR,
Route 1, NichOlasville. Ky.
Both Phones.
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Library Of Southern
Books at Exposition

In the voman's board OF the Appa-
lachian exposition. TO be held az Knox
Vile. Tenn. September IL to October
IL. the department Of literature wishes
70 establish q permanent library after
the close OF the exposition. TO be called
the Appalachian library. The books to
be placed and labeled as such. with
the name OF author or publisher who
donates. With this in view. the com
rittee is soliciting books which are
recognized as southern literature
These books to be on exhibit In the
woman's building during the Appa-
lach.an exposition.
The library solicits a loan exhibit
OF old. new. rare and valuable books
from private or public Libraries and
also asks for loan exhibits from pub
fishers.
Books from private libraries must
be plainly marked with owners name
and address.
Books from publishers will be mark
ed with their name. address and the
state they represent
A loving cup will be given for the
best selection from . private library.
A loving cup win also be given the
publisher who donates the largest
number OF books to the Appalachian
library.
Books should be sent TO the Won
ans building OF the exposition not Ia
ter than September 10.
All books will be insured and ev-
cry safeguard will be arranged for
safety and return. Miss Kate White.
OF Knoxville. Is chairman: Mrs. T. 8.
Deyant. OF Knoxville. u Secretary.
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TO visit the Appalachian exposition,
he readily accepted. The gentlemen
presented Col. Roosevelt an invitation
carved upon marble native OF the APP
palachian region. and inclosed In a
case made of leather tanned In the
Appalachians, and packed In a box
made Of hardwoods from the Appala.
chan mountain regions. This marble
tablet is cherished by Col. Roosevelt
as valuable souvenir OF the esteem
In which he is held In the south.
President Taft was invited TO the
Appalachian exposition early In the
present year. and he at once indicated
his great interest In the undertaking
and his desire to attend. Subsequent
ly he gave his positive acceptance OF
the invitation. and he will soon an
nounce the exact date of his coming
He will be accompanied By a eoteris
Of oficials. and TAFT Day" at the ex-
position will be a notable occasion. A
number OF social affairs In compliment
TO the president and other visitors OF
that day will be arranged. The presi-
dent will be the house guest OF Col
william ]. Oliver while In Knoxville.
Railroads will operate special trains
into the exposition city on Taft and
Roosevelt days, and every facility pos
sible Will be arranged whereby the
masses from all over the Appalachian
region may gather at Knoxville and
greet the president and ex-president
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FINE FARM FOR SALE

Located on the btsnUrd and OF
tenheim pike containing 1873 l-2 acres
well watered. one hundred acres In
grass so acres for wheat. This land
produces fine tobacco. corn ana wheat
A fine young orchard OF one hundred
bearing fruit trees. a modern new siA
room house. cistern at door. cellar and
all necessary outbuildings, two tenant
houses. large barn. new silo. free mai
delivery. three hundred yards to
school. IL miles TO union church
VIII make terms easy. w. Y. Dishon.
stanford, KY. Box a Phone s ring ,
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TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
TO VISIT EXPOSITION
PRESIDENT AND Ex-pREsIpENr
TO DC GUESTS or APpA.
LAcHIAN.
OTHER NorABLEs ARE COMING
Roosevelt viii BE There on Spanish
American War Veterans Day,
October z.

Among the many notabies who win
attend the Appalachian exposition In
Knoxville. Tenn, September ~ to DC.
tober ~. none will be more cordially
welcomed and more graciously recelv.
cd than President william II. Taft
and ex-President Theodore Roosevelt
The exposition officials have positive
and personal assurances from them
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Notice

We have a saw mill for sale with
4O-horse-power bailer 80 hip engine.
a new saw mill for sale, u cash. bal
ance in two. four and six months,
with good notes. Kings Mounta' n
Planning Mill. Kings Mountain, Ky.
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we are having In the building line
We carry full line, OF lime. plaster
cement and everything else needed
tor building. Everything purchased
here viii be found OF the best quail
~ and the best for intended purposes
We will save you trouble and unnscss
sary expense by sending 10 Ne fe< an
estimate. 4
J. A ALLEN, Stanford, Ky.