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Penalty for Omission 10 Obtain LII
Ccnsc.

Failure to obtain license or To comply
with regulations Is puulshahi" by a in"
not exceeding $4,000. or Imprisonment not
eXc.oding one year or both, in the disCrr-
tiun of the court. SUCH licenses shall
continue In fore" until revoked.
Application for such licenses shall he
mad" to the collectors of Internal rcNr-
nue. for district IN which they are engaged
in business and may be issued without
cost To such persons as the commissioner
may approve upon their Ming with the
collector the bond herein provided for,
All persons In making application to the
collector of internal revenue for such H.
censrs shall register their names and adj
dresses and stat" the nature ~ the busl-
ness in which th'y are engaged, Such
application for the license" accompanied
by "A proper surety bond when both have
been approved hy the collector, Will hc
considered a sufficient compliance with
the law to cnab" the persons making
application to do business untll February
|. lHli, without incurring the penalties
provided by law for failure to procure
the required license.
The sun., 1913-10-26
IRrtIlershlpa.

Where coupons presented for payment
are from bonds owned by a partnership,
though not taxable against the partner
ship az such. the certificates of ownership
may be signed in the iirm nam" by "a
member of the firm, instead OF by the in
dividual members OF the partnership, and
shall show their respective interest III
said bonds and the normal tax shall he
withhold by the debtor with respect TO
the income represented by said interest
except to the extent that said partners
may claim in the proper certificate tho
benefit of exemptions as individuals. AZ
provided under paragraph &, section | Of
the Federal income tax law,
Form Of Certificate to Ne FiIl-d Out
and signed when Coupons or In.
terest Orders Are Presented for
collection h citizens or Resi-
deMis Of the I. =.
! do solemnly declare that ~ .
The sun., 1913-10-26

STAMP thereon the words. Income tax
exemption claimed through 'giNing
name and address Of licensed. which shan
b, sufficient evidence To relieve sunS"-
qu.ut holders or purchasers from the
duty II also Withholding tn" tan thereon
The provisions for collection or the tdN
or foreign obligations st iorth IN TINS
section OF the regulations Includes the
inter"s, upon all fore gn bonds, even
though the coupons may be at the option
Of N" holder, payable IN the | nitrd states
as we'll as In som" foreign country.
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member OF the firm Of - of - and
I'S'uiIS AZ " -, am the owner OF
y bonds Of the denomination Of =
tach' "uinners . OF the name Of
dtp'o') ----, known as ,describe tn. par
tIculdr issue Of honds) bonds from, witch
We're detached the accompanying interes.
coupons, du" -. "a amounting ,,
=, or upon which there matur.d -
IL, - uf registered interest and the
nam" and address of said firm are given
belo" and the amount OF respective IN
teitSt OF each partner in said bonds
Names of partners
Address
Froportionate ownership in bond:
Total -
Date -, "a.
An. Il
The sun., 1913-10-26
License Required for collection of
Income Tax From Foreign COuntries.

All persons. firms or corporations un-
dcrtakiuE for accommodation OF pront
,thiS includes handling either by waf
of purchase or co!I.ctIoup til" collection
Of coupons. checks or bills of exchange
for or in payment of iut"rrs. upon bonds
issued in foreign countries and upon foi-
eigu mortgaEes or like obligations, and
for any dividends upon stock or interest
upon obligations of foreign corporations,
associations or insurance companies en-
gagged in business in foreign countries.
are required by law To obtain license
from the Commissioner OF Internal ReNe-
nue. and to give bond in such amount and
under such conditions as the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue may pre-
scribe
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Accurate Record to Re Kept by
Itcensees.

All persons licensed shall keep their
records IN such manner as To show from
whom every such item has been received,
and such records shall be open at all
times to the inspection Of internal revenue
officers
The sun., 1913-10-26

I'll, tax shall not he Withheld on Cou-
pons or registered interest maturing and
payable before March !, 1919 although
presented for pay NmcUt AT a later date.
The sun., 1913-10-26

The debtor or paying agents shal! d'-
liver AL certificates with ia" .lst of names
and addresses of thos" for whom IN" taN
has been withheld showing amounts as
required by law. tn the collector uf in
,-rnal revenue for their district on ur
befor. the twentieth day of the month
succeeding that in which said certificates
u.r, r,r,i XpI hN them
The sun., 1913-10-26

li,NTFonp, conn. oct. %, At th" r,g,-
lar fan meeting Of thu hoard uf tiu1,"'s
~ Trinity College this afternoon. with
President FlaV"l : l.u,h"r in tlr ohaiI,
J. T.. Morgan was chosen t. MI the va
Cdnry cnusrd hv the death Of his f4thri.
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lertincate 40 he Furnished by Or.
EanisatiOns Not subject to Tax
on Interest at source.

do sol"mnly declare that !
tname). the ,givc official position) OF
the (namc OF organization) cchaiacter
of organizaton) Of tState) ----- located
at tpost office address, which H.
the owner OF $ bonds of the denom-
ination OF = each. numbers ---- -----
OF the tname OF debtor) ----. known as
describe particular issue of bondsl ----.
bonds from which were detached the ac-
cOmpanyng coupons. due ----, l9I--,
amounting to s. or upon which there
matured -. l9l---, S. Of registered
interest. which under the provisions Of the
income tax law Of October 3, 1913. is ex-
empt from the payment of taxes col
lectable at the source, which exemption
is hereby claimed,
Name - oofhcial pos,ion). of ,namc
of organizaton) -
Date -, 19l--.
Address (post ofiice) ---.
This certificate must he signed by the
full name OF the organization, stating its
place Of business, and by tho president.
secretary or some other principal officer
OF the said corporation or organization
duly authorized to sign same, together
with the date of execution,
How Collected when Not Accom-
panied by the Ccrtihcat. Of Owner:
Where coupons are not accompanied by
the OWneTSnlp ctrlln'dteS tHe folnl 10 u"
executed by the first bank. trust company
banking firm, individual or collection
agency receiving the same for collection or
otherwise, which must accompany the cou-
pons or interest orders, shall he substan-
TALLY as follows:
- tname) ----- OF ,ofiicial position)
Of the bank or collecting agency -----
Of iaddress) - do soemnly declare
that We have purchased or accepted for
collection the accompanying coupons
amounting to s.. and which coupons
were detached from s. of bonds of the
tnam" of debtor) Go and that We re-
ccived said coupons or orders for regis
tered interest from ----- - Of ---- and
that no certificate OF ownership accom-
panied said coupons, and ! hereby ac-
knowledge responsibility Of Withholding
th"rcfrOm tn" normal income tan ~
per cent. in accordance with the rcgIla-
tions of tn" Treasury department.
Name
Address ---.
Date ----. l?l -,
This certificate shall he dated and
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bonds for which certificates nf ownership
shan not have been delivered t. tina
debtor shall on "r before M1r,h !. l9li.
be- delivered - tn" collector of informs
revenue.
The sun., 1913-10-26

Fnr tu' man vino owns "A bond or ,wn
'he-e tr. ahou; three columns Of interest.
s reading, and Il b. wants really to
..As'"f 'h" Instructions he may have to
''td them tWo or three times.
Under the rulings of the Treasury De-.
"a tmcn' the corporations are to deduct
interest vu all coupons or orders Tor reg
stored interest which bear certificates OF
"snersh.p signed by the bond owners
To iN' event tndt the coupons do no:
have attached To them these certificate,
"i ownership Il will be the duty of the
f-si hank or collecting agency tina, 70
ceNcs the coupons to deduct the TAX and
raN II to the Government
~ ~" latter cas-. the banks and col.
e.i.nS agencies are Obliged TO attach
certificates giving tn. name and addrrs.
- 'n. owner of the coupons, or it tn,
D"nol II not known the name OF tn. pe r.
>on presenting them for collections
The taN Is no. to be Withheld on coupons
o 'cSistered interest maturing and pay
''" before March /. 1913 The section
4 ~" law requiring the Withholding a..
'-o taN at 'hs sourc" does no, so into
'ffHrt uut.l November next
The situation :s further complicated
f0r the taxpayer through the fact that TN,
treasury Department has been obliged 10
adopt an emergency measure because OF
'He brief period that remains before
operations will he forced TO withhold
re ttN.
Many coupons payable on November |
re tlready in transit without the pre-
..r!hcd c.rt!hcat.s. In cases OF this sort
I'll. Treasury Department has prescribed
e SPECIAL certificate for which the regu-
Jar certificates of ownership may be sub
stitu'ej With the debtor corporation by
me bond owner at any time before Febru-
ory ]. 1914 and the regular exemption
blamed
Her are the instructions in full. with
'he forms OF the certificates as given out
~ tho Treasury Department CThe sub
r'adurs IN black type are IN the official
p.h'lsdtlouI.
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II any person. for the purpos" of OBJ
tanning any allowance or reduction 10y Vir-
tue Of a claim for exemption. either for
himself or for any other. knowingly makes
"A false statement or falls" or fraudulent
rcpr. sentation. he is liable under the act
to severe penalties.
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Date 1911 -.
Address -

Whenever interest coupons, ACCOMPANIED
10y Il certificate OF AN Individual Whu is ii,
citizen or resident Of tn" United states, as
Aforesaid. ar" presented to a debtor or
IT'S hscal as.nt for payment OF whenever
interest II payable TO such individual ON
a bond reg stored A. to both principal and
interest. IN" debtor or It's fiscal agents
snail deduct and withhold inc amour; OF
'he hoi mai tax. except 70 the extent that
.Nempt!on : claimed m tn. certincst. nf
ownership .u lie form herein pr..,,..b,.I
Nhere the interest To b- yt.I 81. r,--.-.
tered the same form IF cetiinoitc .han "a.
us"i Whrr- exemptions are claimed .N.e.t
that u shall or filed with TIA, d.ato, al
least i>e days before M, due d,., Of su,a
~
The sun., 1913-10-26

II the owners Of til" bonds are ind!yi-
duals who are citizens or residents OF th.
United states tn" aforesaid certificates
shall accompany the coupons ur. witn re-
spect to thu interest ou registered bonds
snail be nlcd with payer of said interest.
and such certificates shall dcscr.h,, tho
bonds and show the amour. OF COUPONS
attached or the amount Of interest due
such owners on registered bonds and the
full maine and address OF tn. owners, and
shall also stat whtthcl they claim or do
not then claim cx tmptluu from taxation at
the sourc. provided for by paragraph = of
section II OF the Federal income tan law
$4,000 and uud,r certain condition
st,UoU) rs to the income represented by
such coupons OF interest.
The crrtincatos shall ais, show the
amount II any Of exemption claimed and
the date OF signature.
The form OF Ceiti'iCdtos u be- used for
this purpose shall I've substantially as
follows
The sun., 1913-10-26
Payment OF Rrgisterrd Interest b,
Debtors,

debtor who's" bonds may hr =. gist,r.d.
poth as to principal and interest shall
deduct the normal tan of per cent.
IRON the accruing interest on all bonds
nefore sending out checks for said Interest,
to registered owners or before ps,iug
such interest upon interest orders signed
10y the registered holders uf said bonds
until there shall be filed with said debtor
or lts hscal agent ,aud rot later than
thirty DAYS prior tu March -, through
Who'n said interest is customarily unid.
tht proper certificates cliimius exemption
IRON liability for said tax H. herein pto-
Niueu. executed as follows
Ivy n cNizcn or resilient of the tinted
states. the bona iidc OWNER of III, regis.
tered ohllgations. who may claim "S,np-
ti"n under paragraph e. section 3 Of the
fcdcral Income tax law. or
By corporations. joint stock companies.
associations or Insurance companies or
ganized in the United states or otgnnizp-
tions. associations, frat,rnitics Nt., which
are either taxable or exempt from taxa
ton as provided in paragraph q. sub
DIVISION y Of the act or
By II bona fde resident and citizen
az "A foreign country claiming exemption
as such
The sun., 1913-10-26

These certificates must %. si-4,i hy the
claimants Win tAe!l !ul. name and con-
fh!n tne!i post oih,t iad street address
also the date when signed
Duly authorized agents. trustees acting
IN trust capacity, &c, may sgn such
certificates for the persons tor whom they
act
The sun., 1913-10-26
Certificates subject to
SubstitutiOu.

'wel hereby certify that ! am I'VE
are) lawfully entitled 10 present for pay
ment the accompanying coupons amount
Ing to s. giving nmount detached from
the following bonds giving name a.:
debtor and designating the description.
style and numbers ~ the honds) thar
said coupons came into my ,our) pos
session unaccompanied by n certificate of
ownership of said bonds In any Of the
forms required by the regulations Of tnc
United States Treasury Department, and
that the name and address OF the owner
of such bonds are rs follows give
name and address of owner, il impossible
to do this, 80 statc).
Name of person, firm or corporation
presenting coupons-----------.
ON or before February !. 1874. Ceitn-
Gates OF ownership of any Of the bonds
from which wer" detached coupons men
toned IN such temporary certificate N any
Of the forms above set forth may he de-
livercd tn he debtor. and said debtor may
thereupon return any sum withheld to
which the owner of sucn bonds may D" en-
titled under the law and r"sulatinus upon
the facts disclosed by such ownership cry-
tinCattS,
Any temporary certificates relating 90
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TaA Ia he Deducted ~ source.

Cui'r the income taA ldW enacted
oc'opcr 3. 1913 tax of per cent. desg-
1tei u the law "a the normal tax. shall
"" deducted at the source beginning
NovoTner /. 1913, from all income ac-
ruins and payable to:
,al Every citizen Of the United States.
"1e'A,r residing at home or abroad. and
.
lhl Every person residing in the United
>tats. though not a citizen thereof:
-AN.b may be derived from interest
non aunds and mortgages, or deeds of
"a IS ur other similar obi cations, includ-
'II.pment trust agreements and re-
..r',s certificates of corporations. Joint
,''.. npanes or associations and in
.,aI " companies, although such interest
o.. .cs ao' amount to $4,000. excepting only
'"- ,'e-est upon the obligations of the
n.'el states or It's possessions or State
Dr a'r political subdivision thereof
T. term debtor as hereinafter used
saal. ne construed TO cover all corpora
ton JONI stock companies or associa-
ioas aH! Insurance companies.
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Designation Of Fiscal Aprncir..

The debtor" may appoiu, paving or
nscai agents To- act for II ~ matters i,cr-
tanning to the collections OF TINS tax upon
Ming with the collector of internal rrvrnu.
FOR its district 4 proper notice OF IN.
appointment of such agent or agents
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when Tax Shall Be withheld by
Debtor.

For 'he purpose of collecting this tax on
AT COUPONS and registered interest origi-
71'.0s ur payable in the United States the
lr'" shall b" the debtor 'or its paying
.@,l' IN the Iul'ed States). which shall
1.'H'' the tax when same Is to be with
&''. and no other bank. trust company
i0f'us arm or individual taking coupons
~ Election or otherwise shall withhold
Ne .sN thereon. provided that all such
ipo-s or orders for registered interest
ompan'ed by certificates OF owner
s'-r"d by the owners OF the bonds
which the coupons were detached.
These certificates shall be In the forms
rr'.ritter prescribed and separate GER
Nra1e small be made out by each owner
- bonds for the coupons or interest
doris for each separate issue OF bonds
'- 100 cations Of each debtor.
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trust company. &C, which Is withholding
such tax money
ANY corporation. collecting agency ~
person firSt receiving from the owner any
interest coupons ur orders for tn. collcc-
ton of registered Interest and to whom
the eertibcates above provided for are
ueiNefed. should require III. persons ten
definS such coupons or orders for regis.
tered interest to satisfactorily ,st,blis sh
their identity
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v hen Tax Shall Be withheld by
First Collecting Agency.

H. However. the coupons are not ac-
'wni"d By certificates as prescribed
'."'', H." first bank, trust company,
ig finn or individual or collecting
AGENCY receiving the coupons for collec-
'"I or otherwise shall deduct and with
i"d the tax and shall attach to such
'ohp ns i's own certificate. giving the
''W and address Of the owner OF or the
i'rsor presenting such coupons If the
N''r - not known with descript ion
.'" coupons also setting forth the fact
~ 'h'i are withholding the tax upon
..'h wh"rupon the debtor shall not
"Ffh withhold the tax ON said coupons.
IA lieu thereof shall deliver to the
"'''nmen' the certificate OF such bank.
The sun., 1913-10-26

tn. licensed person, firm or corpora
zion first receiving any such foreign
items for collection or oth"rwls" snail
withhold th"rofrom the normal tax "f
per cent and Will be held rosponsibl"
therefor He ,the iceusee) shall there
upon indorsc or stamp thereon the words
"inrome tax withheld BY ,gNinS MS
or their name address and dat",, whlcn
shall hc sufficient eNidcnc" To relieN" sub
sequent holders or purchasers from the
duty of also Withholding the income tax.
II the size or nature Of such Cpupons.
checks. &c. make 1t impracticahlc To make
said Endorsement AS above. statement
identifying the item on which iaA Is with
held and bearing said Endorsement may Zoe
attached thereto with the same effect az II
the Endorsement was made directly thereon.
The sun., 1913-10-26

are accompanied by a certificate sub
in the following form:
The sun., 1913-10-26

This certificate shall he dated and
The sun., 1913-10-26
DRESS GOODS

$500 Yards of Scotch Plaid Suiting in large variety
of styles. 54 inches wide. value 3.O0 LIS yd.
Black and White Honeycomb Check Sutng,-54
inches wide value 1.5O, 85c yd
Whipcord and Bedford Cord Tailor Suiting in Navy
Blue and Black. "a inches wide. value go las yd
Black Broadcoth h-superior quality, ustrous finish
sponged and shrunk "a inches wide. value 275, 1.65 yd
$500 yards All Wool Black Bayadere Cotele Benga-
line suitable for tailored suits coats SO inches wide
value 400 It's yd.
The sun., 1913-10-26
"McCREERY SILKS"
Famous Over Half A Century.

Famous Over Hall Century.
Complete assorments Of the newest weaves in Plain
and Novelty Silks Satins. Chiffons, Neves Duvetynes
Pushes, Neveteens and Corduroys showing the latest
Partisan fashions suitable for gowns mantes and bouses
$4,000 Yards of Double Width Novelty Pompadour
and Brocaded Silks and Satins in choice variety of coos
also White or Black. lis to 1.85 yd
value 1.75 to 800
Superior Quality Double Width Satin Meteor in White
or Black value 2.75, 1.65 yd
Double Width Black Brocaded Velvet in elaborate
designs. value $50, $50 yd
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23

east edge Of the metal Of said road |;
thence s IS L 1872 It. to near set stone
on the east side Of the turnpike corner
to Asa s. Kidd, formerly Susan Nc
Clure, ETC.. thence leaving the turn
pike with lines Of same N25 l-2 e 278
2-l0 #. to a set stone corner to same ;
thence N 143-4 e 2S7 lilo #. to the
place Of beginning, containing within
said boundary 100 $500 acres of land.
Or sufficient thereof to produce the
sums of money so ordered to be made.
For the purchase price, the purchaser,
with approved surety or securities, must
execute bond, bearing legal interest
from the day Of sale until paid, and
having the force and effect of a judy
ment. Bidders will be prepared to
comply promptly with these terms.
J. T. STOKELY,
Master Com'r Clark Circuit Court.
K. A. CHILDS,
JOUETT & JOUETT,
Attorneys.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con:
stitutional remedies. Deafness -
caused nv an inhamed condition IT
the mucous lining of the Enstach.
ian Tube. Nhen this tube Is in
famed you have rumbling sound
or mperfect hearing, and when it
is entirely closed, Deafness is the
the result, and unless the inflama
tion eau he taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition,
hearing will I've destroyed forever;
nine cases out Of ten are caused by
Cstarrh, which is nothing but M
inflamed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars Tor any case of Deafness (caus-
ed oy catarrh) ttat cannot be eur
ed BY Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars, free.
F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, @
Sold by Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stinatiOn.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23
The TINES and

The nations safety is not d
matter of battleships or standing
army. These under mighty COM
manders defend from outward
foes. The foes we most dread
are those who from within sap
our national strength, by attack
ing the integrity of our youths.
We need the giants of commerce,
finance and organization, but
these are not what the nation
most needs. She must have men.
Not merely men in attire, but
real men. Men who live close to
nature and vitalize their blood
through fresh air and wholesome
exercise.
Here and there some freak
seems to defy all the rules of
good living and succeeds. He is
a dangerous example. Nature
makes few who can disregard
her laws and prosper.
The nations safety lies not in
these, but in the mass of men
who try to follow her laws. In
this the country boy has the ad
vantage. He lives much out of
doors, imblbes the fresh air,
drinks in the odors of growing
things, and profits by their inspi-
ration.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23

Hardwick & Co., leading mer-
chants of Stanton, are receiving
their fall goods. They always
have the goods to please and the
customers to satisfy. See their
new ad this week in the Times.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23

A ready print house had a rep
resentative to see US Monday
and endeavored to get us to en-
large our paper to eight pages,
saying as it would be double in
size it would be double in worth,
and that We could double our
circulation and business all the
way around. He didn't land us,
for we don't believe there is one
of our readers but what would
rather have the Courier COurnal
weekly and the Times for a dol
lar, than the Times as large a.
gain, all of the increase being
ready print, for 81 90.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23


The decision this week of Judge
Cochran is a great victory for the
people of this State. For years
it has been a known fact that the
raj lroads have not been paying
one-half the tax they should, so
the taxing board of corporations,
aided and needed by Justus Goe-
bel, set out to assess these roads
at fair cash value. They did so,
but Oh! what a stir it created,
resulting in the roads engaging
in a powerful fight, the end of
which is dawning with a great
victory for the State. The roads
are now talking a compromise,
but the State authorities SO far
have stood firm. The people of
the State are ,applauding them
and exclaimiRg, mo compro.
mise.o
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23

And there stands citizen JUS
rus Goebel in the thickest of the
fight, persistently battling for the
peoples rights. He has the
nerve aud will power of his la.
mented brother. The Times
wants no better man for Govern
or than he is.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23
Commissioners Sale.

@. @. Chenault, Executor, Plaintiffs,
vs.. p.Aig e
Amanda Anderson, ct al, Defendant.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-23
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