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lowing;
NORTHWEST.
Asquith's Pharmacy. 1sls 18th st n. ".
Astoria Pharmacy. Sd & G n. W.
Bachrach. 5th q Eye SITS n. ".
Bradheld. % = r SITS y. W.
Bronaugh. It'll & p N W.
Carpenter & Dunlop. l4th & Girard SITS
CHRISTIAN Pharmacy. SIS Pa. ave N. W.
CisseIl. 10Th q Eye sts. n. W.
Concord Pharmacy. 1sls n. h. ave. N. ".
Davis. 9th & y. ".
Day & Co.. 5th & G SITS. n. W.
Duffey. sth and \ sts. n. W.
Duffey, 22d St 9 Pa ave. y, W.
Enley. 18th s Clifton SITS N ".
Gaisberg, 1904 l4th st n. ".
Gessfords. Sth and SITS. y. ".
GOldeneerg's Dept Store. 7th & K sta. NV.
Henry, I'D & \ SITS N W.
Hines. n Y ave. & Q st y. W.
Howard. r D. 18th & " SITS. ~. W.
Howard 10th & sts- N W
Hornung's Pharmacy. 7th & N sta. N. W.
Hutchins-Kenner Drug Co
Hutton & Hilton, I'D & L SITS. y. W
8 Kann. sons & Co. Dept store. sta At
& Pa ave y. W.
Rooster. H B., ssd and NJ stI. N. ".
KOss. TN 81. and Fla ave N W
MattiDgiy's Pharmacy, 18th & L SITS. ~. W.
Aaltby's Pharmacy. 1857 Calvert St n. w.
Nicol's Pharmacy. 18th & Pa ave. N W.
New York Avenue Pharmacy. n. Cap. at.
O'DonnelI, 500 F St y. W.
Paul Pearson. lsth st. & fla ave. N. W.
Petzold. nth & Harvard SITS. y. ".
Quis4sy's Pharmacy, 21st & G sta. n. ".
Reh, E227 y Y. ave. y. ".
Reh's Pharmacy. 7th 4 E sts n. ".
richardson's Pharmacy. 18th and r y. W.
Richardson, Sd & Pa ave. y W.
Sehahrth. y. Cap. & II SITS. n. W.
Simpson J. F, 9TH & X SITS ". W.
smith. J. E. S4th & Wisconsin, ave
Tayloe's Pharmacy, 9Th & 2 SITS. n. ".
Veitch. R A.. 10th & NJ SITS. n W.
Wagner & Co, lst & Z Ets- n. W.
Yarnold, 240i 18th St y. ".
Waters. M. Wisconsin ave. and o st. N W
Pattie. \. v. SOS Georgia ave.
Sanford's Pharmacy. " T. ave. & n. Can
Park Road Pharmacy, 18th ST. & Park "a
Times SubstatiOn. eos 9TH st n. W.
Times Substaton, l2l9 32d St n. ".
Times SubstaJion. 2153 Pa. ave. N w
Tinaes Substation. 1g03 7 St N w
Times Substation. 60 H 81. N W
Union Station (Christiani Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST
Burners Pharmacy, n. Cap. & r sta
Butler 18th St & Stanton place N e
George J. CT ger. 5th & 3 ste. N e
Ladders Phs rmacy, 12e0 Fla ave. N z
Lamb & Taylor. 18th & E Cap. sts.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th and p Can
Model Pharmacy, sth & II sta. N z
McChesney & Joachim, I'd & E sts. n e
New York Avenue Pharmacy. y. \. ave
Pftzer. 5th & r. Cap.
TyEssss i fhsTSSy' 81 18Th h H sts n.
SOUTHWEST.
Eisenbeiss' Pharmacy. eth & B sts q "
W c Fur, e0l First 6 W.
Harris % & F SITS S. ".
Lynhsm's Pharmacy, 1913 ~ st. S. W
McDonaId. :. w. "a & L sta. s. W.
Times Substation, 70s 7th ST. S. W.
SOUTHEAST.
Arth & Co. $50 Pa ave s. e.
Berkeley, $50 LIST ST S. E
Burrows Pharmacy, 18th St & Pa av. q n
Enrich. 18th 81. & Pa ave. S. E
Falconer liz 18th St S. E
Hawkins, 18th 81. & Va ave. S. e
Ney & Co, Pa ave. g. sth Gt. S. Z
Roach Drug Co. Sth & G SITS 8. a
Weuer's. sth & Eye SITS s. z.
O'Donnell, Sd & Pa ave. S. e.
Powell, A E. 4th and E Cap.
Times SubstattOn, 18th and K SITS s. n
ANACOSTIA.
Bury'E Pharmacy. cor Monroe 4 JeRsrnon
streets
Times SuOstation. 3OI Nichols ave
ALEXANDRIA
Carne, r. L. Alexandria, Va
BPOOKLAND-
Linton q Nelson. BroOkland. d. c
CHEVY CHASE.
gonneman. =. A.. Chew Chase.
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FLOOR OILS

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsT-KIIL-
ING FLOOR OIL, keeps the floors clean
and bright, gives them polished finish. soc
gallon delivered. Phone Main 545S. Office II3
Pa ave n. ". GOOD FOR YOUR -FURNI-
TURE- TRY IT. Used By L. s. Govt and
over 1900 families III the last Is years
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IN MEM0RIAM

CLEVELANp-In loving memory of ,,,,- a.
wife ard mother. MYRTLE CT F,VtTT A -
VINO departed this lie five years ago TO-DAY
Husband and Children
JONES-In memory Of the beloved daugbts-
OF sarah and William Jones. who died fy,-a
years ago today, June Il 1905 rnot1a- -
Cecilia Hughes u
Is gone but not forgotten.
BY Her Sister and Brothers
Her place IN her home is T1isef,,s r.
know that she IS sleeping with the angels
But ner picture in her home stin re-
BY the Family.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

llGGl " rttA - UlHEE
BRICKLAYERs-I5 union. 10Th and Coiurn-
bia road n w. Bring tools
BUsHELMAN at once Apply EISEMAN
BROS. 9Th and p N ".
ENGIN EER-white. young. single man. $50
room and board FISHERS AGENCY. fls
10Th At
FARM HAND-Good: SO a n7nth and board
D. /. BARRETT. Queen Chapel road. Nd.
HOTEL BAKER and help f,r hotels today
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, 500 10th NV.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS WANTED-Ons
or two competent and reliable locomotive
engineers, experience must be uETuestion-
able; state age, last employer { T. use for
resignation or discontinuance. and rsferenoe;
excessive use Of liquor not tOlerat q II en-
gagged must leave city: steady position and
extra good pay. BOX 4o4. Times Office.
MACHINlSTS WANTED.
one bench and die. two lathe and plane;
out OF city, must be thoroughly experienced:
good wages and steady work: state axe and
references BOX al. Times Office.
MAN wanted as waiter. Apply 81 c St
YOUNG MAN-colored. Intelligent. to at
tend 70 soda stand $40 La. ave.
YOUNG MAN in al business; must fur
nish Sl25 and services Address BOX S07,
Times ofnce
YOUNG MAN to 90 clerical work. must be
gocd penman, references required Apply AZ
once. WASHINGTON NEWS CO, 3l3 9Th St
y. W
YOUNG MAN-Seat 20 take orders for an
attractive article; small salary and fne
Commission. BOX $50, Times office.
Acknowledgment hlgh-grade. for re-
tail fish market. must be experienced IN
buying. cleaning. selling. and managing.
permanent position. with good wages, 10
right man; state age and experience Ad-
dress SOBER. BOX 467. Times Office.
5 MEN Apply 1907 9Th St \. ". can y
MEN-Two. good. coIored as waters. CAFE.
1921 TIN 81. y. W
PAINTERs-Two5 non-uuion- 81 Irving st.
PoRTERs AND BUssEs-coiored. 61O sth
ct y ".
PREssER az once. Hotel Varnum Tailor
shop. n J. ave and ST s. e
SALESAfEN-S1O week start; FIVE young men
70 learn hling device business, selling %
OFFICES Apply 81 I'm 81 y. ".
SHOEMAKER white. at once.
i2o3 K St n ".
TAILORS on plain work In ladies' tailoring
SCHWARTZ, So- I4th 81
TWO TIMERS and two stout white boys
~--AAA'-A5
CLAD ROOFING CO. lH2 c y. "
WANTED-June is. last chance Honorably
discharged soldiers. students military
schools. and high school for National Guard /,
Evenings. Room 10. Center Market Annoy.
wANTED-A fsst-class bicycle repair man
Apply 12II y. Y. ave y ".
HELP WANTED
Male and Female
MAN AND WIFE for west va; private
family 1875 uth n W
BOYS AND GIRLS 20 take a summer course.
Special coaching in public school branches
Perhaps eight weeks Of two hours daily viii
save yOu siN months Census OdIce clerks
may take complete shorthand course for So
Gregg. Pittman. or Graham shorthand. type
writing. bookkeeping. English branches civil
service . years experience WOODS COM
MERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 East Capitol -.
MARLBOROUGH stenoEraphers and
boOkheepers. are in demand The best place
TO learn Is at STRAEER'S BUSINESS coll
LEGE. Old Masonic Temple. 9tn and + ats
Day and liEht schooI al sufs.slre-. Coolest
rooms IN ~ity- Positions for ss--@1ates. Free
classes on Saturdays. Wri-e. phone, or call
for cata oguc.
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Branch Agencies

where your ad viii be taken at offIce
rates.
II yoL cannot conveniently call al
The Times Ofice, you can receive
the low cash rates by bringing your
advertisement to any one of the fol-
lowing;
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COAL AND WOOD

CoI Philips & Jueneuann. MI
COdlsoO c 81 ne su sth ST. ne. w OOQ
onIy Best Grades Lowest Prices
Phone LEascla ga
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RUGS PROM WORN carpets. The OLD
TAT-RFI, FIRM. e23s Ca ave Phone North
2ss4 y and Laurel. Nd
PFATTTTFJTL RUGS woven from Old carpets:
re and carpet cleaning specially The
VVsshfngfon Rug weaving Co. OIice and
works. SCI sth st y W Prone Main -
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome re-
-r-sFhIe rugs. send postal card
HOME RUG co. Office. . Sth ST " z
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W0RKINGMEN'S WANTS
WHERE TO DINE

Ia RACINE LUNCHEON ROOMS. 72s nth
St n ". Open al summer. Club break
fast. 20c TO sec Luncheon a IA carte Din
ner, $50 to 7:So, soc.
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specIaI Charge Rates.
CLASS B.

Minimum space. lines
times within one week..........22c per line
times, consecutively ...............44e per line
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Special Cash I'm Advance '1c a World
Minimum charge. Is cents.
On orders for seven or more times, mini
mum charge. u cents per day.
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Special Charge Rates.

times within one week. .25c per lin,
times, conSecuttvely ....-.---.....5Oc per lint
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times within one week............se SOC per line
times, consecutively. ............. 60c per line
Contract Rates on Application.
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Special Cash I'm Advance Rates

Minimum space, 2 lines.
All elassihcations not listed as Class A.
I5c a line.
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'WANTED-By landscape gardner. 10 change
position; can furnish best references. since
more years holding position in a we'll known
public garden; experienced. industrious BOX
$50. Times Office.
WANTED-Position as Waterman by middle
aged white man; sober. BOX ass. Tines
Office.
MANIFESTATIONS in garage by strong
, yO1ng man, no objection 10 hard work or
long hours. references from last employer.
AnnlN BOY lzs- rLnes nfLIce-
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RUG WEAVING

FOR SkI.E-5O ssoVv cases; all sizes az fac
tory prices Sc HOLLYWOOD, Sth and K
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-08-05

Senator Jas. B. McCreary. of Rich
mond, KY, made his formal annouce-
ment for Governor of Ky, on last
Wednesday. 1t reads as follows.
ITO the Democrats Of Kentucky: l
have received so many letters request
ing me to announce that am candi-
uate for Governor and SO many Demo-
Gratis have in person said to me that il
| am nominated l will have the unan-
Imous support of the Democrats OF
Kentucky, and such large number Of
newspapers have published editorials
suggesting and indurSing me as prop
er candidate for Governor that l have
decided to announce that l am can
didate for Governor subject to the
action of the Democratic party"
He is sure the winner and Garrard
County will 90 solid for him.
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Stallion, year and under Pr. s.
Scudder l.;t; r. u. Moss, Jessamine,
ID.
Stallion, years and under 3-John
Smiley LIST; Walker e Wray ID.
Five Gated Horses
Stallion. ) years and under 4--John
Smiley LIST: Mack Hughes I'd
Roadster Horses
Mare cr gelding ) years and under
4-R g. Evans, Boyle. list; Carlton
Elkin, Garrard, I'd; Walker & Wray
3D.
Breeding Class
Mare and fCai of 1910-E. z. God
dard LIST; I. F. Curtis, Madison, I'd;
Josiah Bishop, HustOnvilie, Sd.
Five GATED Horses
GeIdmg / years and oyer-P- W
Ray 1st and I'd; R w. Schuitze I'd.
Combined Five Gated Horses
Stallion, any age--R- S. Scudder LIST
John Smiley I'd; r. W. Schultze Sd.
Champion Class. Saddle Foal
Foal OF 1910, either sex-R. e. God
dard list; MPs. Uriah Dunn ID; s.
Dunbar Hubble Cd.
Three Gated Horses
Mare or selding any age-R. ".
Schultze 1st and 2d; John Smiley Sd.
Harnss horses
Pair of mares or geidings, any age
A. j. Coleman LIST; r. q. Evans 2d;
Roadster Horses
Stallion, any age-I. c. James lst;
Z. G. Evans ID; Walker & Wray ID.
Harness Horses
Mare or gelding 3 years and under
A-Walker & Wray list; Burnett Hays
%; t. b. Bright Sd.
GeIding years and oyer-A- j. Co'e
man LIST; John Smiley I'd; W. B. Bur
ton. Lancaster, Sd.
Mare years and Over-l. C. James
LIST: p. W. Ray III; A. J. Coleman Sd.
Five Gated Horses
Stallion, mare or gelding any a8e--
John Smiley 1st; Walker & Wray "a
r. S. Scudder 3; Mack Hughes 4th-
Harness Horses
Stallion 4 years and Over-P- w
Raw list: Walker 6, Wray 2d; r. W.
SchuitZe Cd.
Roadster Horses
Mare or gelding any age. y
;amse LIST; A. J. Coleman I'd ana "o
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Administrators Sale.

= s administrator IF the estate Of IS.
Swope, deceased / will on the
ramiSes'abOut u mics West Of BTy-
..t$yiiie on The fishers ford road "a
WEDN ESDAY, AUGTS'T 81 1919
sell TO the lishest and best til
der the following property 10 Wit:
shares Of stock in the Bank Of BEyantS-
vile, 10 head Of Sheep. Stears. 20
NiIch Cows , HeiferS, / Bull. l Bay
Mule, one lot If Hogs, Bay Mare, |
spotted PcneY, l Bay III rse. I Srey
Niue, Calves, fvG-year-oli Horse,
| Sprin. Wagon, l Farm Wagon, Har-
row. Wheat Drill. HaErOws. PiOwS
aud numerous other farming imDiS-
ments, one Rubber tire buggy and
harness, one Piano, and Piano player,
household and Kitchen fun i ure and
ether articles to numerous to men
ton. | will at the same time ard
place sell the farm belonging To the
deceased 3. u SwOpe, containing 252
acres, This farm must be sold in Of
der that the proceeds can be divided
between the heirs Sale will COM
mence at 10 O'Clock a. m Terms
made known on day Of sale.
R. X. SwOpe, AdmiEiStratOr,
OF b. NJ SwOps, deceased
This July p. 1910.
-o9 T..
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to stone: thence y 6IIt L y OF poles
To stone: thence y III W l. % poles
to stone in the center of said pIke,
thence ) 6I4 " l. - poles To the be-
ginning containing enc acre Il a.
The purpose Of tuiS sale is for the
satisfaction Of d mortgage lien Oh Sd
land held by ROveSta Carpenter for
the sum OF 500 and her cost herein
and tie reSiiue Uf he proceeds af;er
satisfactiUu Of said Gebs 10 be rem
vested for the wife and children 81 W
C.. Turner according to the way they
own and hold the land n0wOrdered sold
TERMS:
Said sale Will be made on a credit Of
5 months and the purchaser will be Ee-
duired To execute bond with gOCG st
curity u the special Master COmmis-
SiOner for The purchase money bearing
8 per cent interest per dnnum from
date Of sale until paid to have the force
and effect Of judgement with a
lien retained upon the land sold for
JheEUschase nlCuey.
". 2. MASON,
Spec ella! Master Com'r Garrard Circuit
Court
W. I Wilkins Attorney for Plaintiff.
August l, 1910.
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way between sycamore and a honey
locust standing about ID IL. apart on
tue north bank OF creek and corner TO
Adams: thence leaving the creek and
with dams \ l64 " 10 chains n I44
" Oh chains n ~ W Cpl chains T.
Il black walnut ana locust growing to-
sether corner t. same and W. III. Wal
ker with same ). 81 W 50 chains TO
a locust on north bank OF drain and at
head Of same y 4sI " , chains 10 4
black locusi: thence west passing cor
ner TO Is and IS acre tracts If Carriers
land at SIS chains in ali 2-l6 chairs
TO ii point az the east edge of branch
corner to same and ChaS Baltew:
thence down the branch s 2j1 f $50
chains TO a point On east side ; ~ +
>. % chains : , + : 63 chains II point
~ forks of branch: thence up right
hand branch with n3aanderS ) 534 W
9 p chsins : SIS " ; as chains 90
W 1I-3O chains : II y 81 chains TO
the beginning. .02- ; acres
Said sale is made for she purpose Of
dividing the pTocet dS among The Wild
OW and other heirs It law Of j. T.
Carter al set forth IN former judy
mentS herein and said land Will be
sold as a whole. The foregoing bOun-
Diary was taken from a report of sur
vey herein.
TERMS.
Said sale will be made on credit of
six months and the purchaser will be
required 10 execute bond with good
security payable 20 the undersigned
special Commissioner for said pur-
chase money bearing 6per cent. into
est per annUm from date Of sale unit
paid, having the force and effect Of d
Judgment upon which execution may
iSSue If not paid at maturity. y lien
vii. also be retained upon the land
Sold fUr the paymant Of the purchase
money.
J II. ROTH " ELL,
Special Master CCm'F. Gariard Cir
cult Court.
L L. Walker, Atty for Plaintiff
This Aug. 4th 1910.
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commissioners Sale If Land.
GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT

GARRARD CIRCUIT COU Il l.
Pauline Carter, Piaiheih
David Nj. Carter Etc. Defendants
Rv virtue of Judgment of the Gar
rard Circuit Court rendered al Us
June term 1910 in the above slyltu ac-
tion, 1, as special Master COmmlsslJn-
err, Will on
MONDAY, AUGUST 22nd, 1910
between the hours of IL a. IN. and p.
IN. it being county court day sell az
The court house door in Lancaster,
Garrard County Kentucky. TO the
highest and best bidder the following
described real property lying and pc
ing i'm Garrard, Co, Kentucky, on the
waters of BroadduS Branch and b0un-
ded as follows:
Repinning at point on the Wtsl
side of drain corner 10 Burilslue-
Rallew and j. L. CoidirOi ;thence viii
,oldiron. $. S4a e. passing an elm
,tump at "A links in all 10 chainS u d
pOint in another drain corner 10 SAINT
and to the 81 acre tract ana tDe hurry
acre tract of Carriers lanJ; thence W
Said drain still with COldirOn 5. Il T.
57I chains $. 46 z. 5.24 chains TO q.
inn stump 10 feet West of the lorSS
| of the drain :. 81 w $50 chains ) %
E375 chains 20 n point and IN line "
| Willis Turner's: thence with turner ..
E762 chains ) III w 1870 chains
! q a Coint on the south bank or the
drain. s. 49, f LOO caainS To mui-
| horny Garner ia same and b Nj. Lear:
| with Lear S II f $50 chains IS r.
chat, S &c E 30 chains 10 a
o0i t in line to Lear and corner 10 r.
p Cav: thence with GAY down dram
N 391 esq chains n so Il 20 chaihS
to a point in a drain corner To same
md Rroaddus heirs: thence WIFI
Rroaddus heirs N 544 w I % chairs ,
"a W3.93 chains n 6S w Is 81 chains
to locust stump and sprout corner 10
same and 9 TT. south of The corner OF
Carter's 40 acre tract; thence I n
1905 chains to point inthe middle OF
Rroaddus branch: thence with middle
Of said branch s. 294 f LOG chains to
an elm stump on south bank. corner
to said Broaddus heirs s ol4 z 30
chains to stone corner to same and TO
1 the as and 4S acre tracts of carriers
land fold call sycamore stump) 70 T.
4 10 chains to A sycamore stump on
mort h hank OF branch N ALI f. chains
Ito point in middle N 694 f 6 a
chains S q e I chains to point mid
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Commissioners Sale of Land
GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT.
Temple Turner PiaiEt.1

GARRARD CIRCUIT COU RT.
Temple Turner PiaiEt.1
Gilbert Turner Jr. Z c DEFENDANTS
Pursuant to 4 jidgmeit Of the Gar
rard Circuit Court. rendered at It's
regular June term 1910 in she above
STYLED actiJn. as special Master Com
missioner of said court in said case
will on
MONDAY, a UGUST 22ud, 1910
between ten o'clock d N. and two
O'Clock 7. Ill. il being the first daV OF
the regular Garrdrd COus " Court tOf
said month. sell 10 he highest bidder
;.t the court house door in Lancaster,
Garrard County Kentucky certain
tract or parcel Of land in Garrard
County KY. on the Bryantsville and
Sugar Creek pike near Bourne and Is
bounded as follows:
Beginning at point at the north
edge If the metal of said pike In j.. Il.
R0urnes line: thence 5 234 E II 20 poles
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THE FAIR ASSOCIATION.

The fair given last week -hy the
Garrard County Fair Association will
6e the last one TO be given by the
present association, and ME-. John NJ j..
Farra claims that he will not rent
the grounds again at auy price.
There is not a doubt in our minds
but that fair is good thing for
any County when run properly as has
been onr fairs the past five years. We
must have fair next year and place
to have it, so lets all get our heads to
getber and find a suitable place.
We think that the grounds should be
just as close to town as it is possible
to get. Don't send the crowd to the
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TELEPHONE RATES
To be Raised if the Proposed Franchise
is Sold by Council.

At the regular meeting Of the city
council Monday night, the committee
selected by the mass meeting was MT
ready to report. The committee is
composed of Hons. w. L. Williams. j.
f.. Robinson and q. b. Swinebroad.
Mr. Williams is is the chairman of the
committee and asked the council to
extend the time until the committee
has lime to make thorough investi-
CATION and the time was extended
until the regular meeting night in
September to Iepert.
1t was stated 10y the chairman that
his committee had been waiting upon
the Fiscal Court TO appoint a COM
mittee and the Court bad made no ap-
pcihtment to date.
Councilman, II. G. Hamilton, then
introduced the franchise we publish
below. Mr.. K. Ii. Tomlinson spoke in
favor of the franchise. Messrs Will
liams, Robinson and SwiDebrOad urg-
ed the council to take no action upon
the proposed franchise until after the
filing Of the report of the various COM
mitteeS. Councilman Mount vigorous
ly opposed the franchise stating as his
principal reason that it made no limit
as to the charges that might be made
to the subscribers outside the city Oi
Lancaster and that it Gid not fix the
toll rate. Mr.. w l. Williams in ad-
dressing the council asked that the
greatest care be taken in selling thu
franchise and urged that the Council
order the franchise introduced by Mr.
Hamilton be published in this paper
so that the public might De advised a:
t. the proceedings.
For this reason we publish the fran.
cnse in full and ask that the attep
ton of the public be given to the doc
ument. On account Of the great i'm
portance of this matter the editor o.
this paper invites such personal sug
gestions as any citizen might care II
write him, who are sufficiently inter.
ested to give it their consideration
The franchise is as follows:
The CITY COUNCIL of the City OF
Lancaster, Garrard County. State o
Kentucky do ordsin as follows:
Sec. 1. That there is hereby Great
ed and established a franchise or priv
flege to erect. operate and maintain
telephone exchange. embracing cen
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR CONGRESS.
Iarvev Helm, Of Liac0in County.
A Word to Clark County Farmers.

Save your growing crops ct tobacco
at any sacrifice and sign every acre
you can save, and when the time
comes vote the pool on or off as shall
then sem best. Don't cross thai
bridge till You COM to it,
The above is advice given to the
Clark County farmers by the Win
chester Democrat
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-08-05

Rates For Political Announcements.
For Precinct aud City Offices. s. 5.O0
r,rC ouo;v Offices 1000
For State and District Offices. lo.00
For Calls. per line. III
For Cards per line. 10
For ali publications. in the inter
est of individuals OF expression
OF individual views, per line. 10
Obituaries. per line 800 10
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-08-05
No More Lady S!enographers.

The SuffragetteS will probably sit
up and take notice, now that the
Civil Service Commission has annOuEc-
ed that no women will hereafter be
examined for positions DIS StenOgraph-
ers, and that those now in the Gov
eminent employ will be relieved as
places.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1910-08-05

country, bat keep them here in tc"n
SO they can see what a nice place this
is. Think it over ard some good peO-
pie get in the game