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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31

Mining District. Lincoln County. Nevada
as shown upon the official survey on
file in this office, with magnetic varia-
tion at Is degrees and 30 minutes East.
as follows. towit:
Com. at Cor. No. OF said Gold Eagle
Consolidated lode. from which the Sec
ton Cor. common to and between Secs.
1s. II. 20. and 81, T. N. r 81 E. Mt.
D.abio Base and Meridian. bears N.
40 degrees and A minutes w. 2s7.4 IT.
distant: and running thence n. s. de-
Cor. No. of said lode thence n. II
degrees and 80 minutes f. COILS IT. to
degrees and IA minutes E. 1862 it, to
Cor. No. of said lode; which is identi-
No. lode; thence n. 10 degrees and
50 minutes L. 1851 #. to Cor No. . OF
Is min. w 92O.4 IT. to Cor No. 2 Of
said Gelder No. lode; thence n. IL
of said lode; thence N. rs deg 10 min.
W.. 4401 #. to Cor. No. 2 of said
is min. E. 600 #. to Cor. No. of
said lode; thence S. 70 deg. 0S min
E 1858 IT. to Cor. No. of said Start
up lode; thence n. deg. 81 min. e.
5000 #. to Cor. No. 8 of said lode;
thence S. 70 deg. 81 min. Z 1907 #.
to Cor. No. of said lode. which is
also Cor. No. 2 of said Hard Roades
lode; thence 10 deg. SO min. Z 1899
1T. to Cor. No. Of said lode. thence
s deg. 81 min. w. 55S.5 IT. to Cor!
No. Of said lode; thence N 50 deg.
SO min. w 457.4 IT. to Cor. No. of
said Gelder lode; thence s 81 deg. 16
min w. coo IT. to Cor. No. Of said
lode; thence S. 10 deg. So min. w.
1851 TT. to Cor. No. 5 of said Gold
Eagle No. lode; thence S II deg. 80
INV 1005.1 it. to Cor. No. Of
said Gold Eagle No. lode: thence n
76 deg. 40 min. w. 1908 #. to Cor
No. ) of said lode; thence S. "a deg
Ia min. w. 6S5.9 IT. to Cor. No. 6 of
said lode; thence N. IL deg. 80 min E
1862 IT. to said Cor. No of said Gold
Eagle Consolidated lode. the place OF
ha1inning. containing total area or
ios'sss acres. expressly excepting and
excluding therefrom. however. O.2e1
acres. area in conflict between said
Startup lode and Survey No. 1852. the
E'y Valley No. ( lode. and 1851 acres
area in conflict between Startup No. 2
ode and Survey No. 1925. the Margaret
Plians lode. Q.272 acres, the area in
conflict between said Startup No. and
'e'der NO. lodes, this survey, is ex-
cfuded in favor of said Colder No.
eS, tHe area Ia conflict be-
tween said Gold Eagle No. and said
Ge'der No. lodes, this survey. is
excluded In favor of said Colder No
lode) the area claimed and applied for
being 154.912 acres.
Inc said claim consolidated ,s H.
Gated in Secs. 1s. II, 20 and 81 r !,
NJ r. 81 E.. NJ. D. B. & M.
The said lode locations or nin,no
'iaims being Of record in the office o,
me County Recorder of Lincoln Conn
~ State of Nevada. at Phoebe IN
ne county and state aforesaid. Tho
'hiy known locations near said clair,
'oASoiaated are the Ely Valley No
'hd the Margaret Pillans. Sur. No. s795
direct that this notice be publish
q IN The Phoebe Record at Phoebe
Nevada. the newspaper published nom
st said mining claims consolidated
or period of sixty days.
SHOBER ]. ROGERS
Register.
A. A. Robertson. Attorney for An.
piicant, All Ielt Bldg. Salt Lake c,,v
Utah. S'y,
'irst, lo-l7. Last. 1912. 1894
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31
A Happy Home
Read What Peyuna Dbl

Mrs. James F. Summit. No. 1905
East Eighth St.. Muscatine. Iowa,
writes:
MY health was SO miserable for
years that ! was practically an In
valid. We had no family, owing to
my Ill health. / was induced to give
Peruna trial. and found very quickly
that It was heipkg me.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31
DELINQUENT NOTICE

Highland Central Mining Company
Ihere delinquent following
the op.
Of the eptivesh arehlde
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31
Terms Of Subscription

''c.s will be charged for
at the rate Of e per square first In.
sertion and no proof Of publication
will be made until the Same is paid
for. There will be no exception to
this rule.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31

Entered in the Postofice at Phoebe,
New, as Second Glass Mail Matter.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31

Il am now we'll and happy. We
have baby boy, which we believe is
the direct consequence OF my i'm
proved health. He Is our first and
only child. and IL Peruna had not
cured me Of my ailments we should
never nave had him. hope every
sunering woman will give Peruna q
trial. the same as have"
Those who object to liquid rnedi.
einss can now procure Psruna Tab.
ate
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-10-31

And accordance
the 2s
the No.
vmber
with ne e
L"
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WISHED SHE
COULD Die


Columbia, Tenn.-"Many time,
says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, OF this place
Il wished I would die and be relieve,
Of my suffering, from womanly trouble
! could not get up, without pulling ?
something 10 help me. and stayed in be
most OF The time. ! could not do my
housework.
The least amount OF work tired me-
out. My head would swim, and woult
Iemble Tor an hour or more. Finally,
'ook Cardui, The woman's tonic, aud !
am not bothered with pains any more
and ] don't have 10 20 TO bed. In fact
! am sound and well OF all my troubles"
cardui goes to all the weak spots aue
helps TO make them strong. II acls viii
ralure-not against her. II is for tlt
tired, nervous, irritable women, who fce
Is Il everything were wrong, and need
5omethlng TO quiet their nerves ant
strengthen the WORKOUT system.
II you are a woman, suffering from any
OF the numerous symptoms OF wonianlj
trouble, take Cardui. II will help you.
Al all druggists.
VIM 10 chaltanoogs Medicine Co. Ladies
ADVISORY Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn, for ;Stss aai
IsHssfsess or your case and ~ page book. Home
felsnen iof women" IN pain Wrapper. NC. l2s
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Sans Menefee's Success in New York

One of Richs interesting Washing
ton letters to the Danville Advocate
last week had the following concern
ing former Stanford boy. the eldest
son Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. n. Mencfcc. ST.,
of this city: 1t is pleasing To note the
success OF our former citizen and
friends, but it is an especial pleasure
to note the continued success OF for
mcr Danville man in the East. Hon.
Samuel w. Menefee A mention was
made some months ago In this column
OF Mr.. Menefee's rapid rise since leav-
ing Danville a number OF years ago.
He went to Detroit. Chicago, Kansas
City, Buffalo and finally landed in
New York City. In a previous mention
of Mr. Menefee il was stated that he
had become the Eastern Agent OF the
Anderson Electric Car Company He is
now not only manager of the New
York office-S0th and Broadway-but
controls the States OF New York. New
Jersey. Rhode Island. Connecticut and
Massachusetts for the above concern.
which makes the famous Detroit Elec-
trio. the peer of any electric on the
market. Besides the Detroit Electric
the concern makes other pleasure and
commercial cars and is doing a thriv-
ing business. Mr.. and Mrs Menefee
are pleasantly domiciled on River Side
Drive and are Just as happy as can be
that tar from Danville.
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Mrs Logan Mccall is the guest %
Miss Daisy Neatch at Louisville
Mis-, kaic Price. Of Mt Vernon. Ia,
been visiting her brother, Victor Price
Mrs. T. D. Barnett and Ora Barnett
Of lluston,illo wctc here MONDAY
T. n. Tudor was IN Brodhead Mon
day on business.
Mrs A. H. BauVh. of Hus,onvuic. ;,
| he guest of her mother. Mrs \ !
| simpson Monticello Outlook
Mrs. Nannie Herring. OF Lancaster
| was the guest of her brother. Wnlrcu
| DJncdn several days last week
| Miss Marguerite Mccormack. has
returned tn her home IN iiuStonyillc
after a yisi, 10 her sister. Mrs. Logan
Hubble. near Lancaster.
Mr.. H. VI McRohcrts and her SIS
icr. Miss Tcvis Shelby. of Arcadia
went To Lexington Monday. where they
will spend a few days.
Mrs Mary Parsons has returned I.
torhin after visit here to her daugh-
tiers, Mcsdamcs Mat Preston and lohr
Malls
Little Miss Margaret Freeman has
returned from Louisville. where she ha :
been visiting her mother. Mrs. ~
Hin
Mrs T. + Jones and son. Porter. OF
Crab Orchard. are visiting relatives
here and at Petersburg London
sentinel
Mrs. William Porter. Mrs Miller
Mccormack AMI Miss Elizabeth, Rich
ards. % Nichoasvillc. motored Ia Dan
lie Thursday and we're the guests of
Mrs. Robert Harding.
MIR and Mrs W Adams, of Cor
ON. who have been IN the west To-
several months. stopped off here anj
tr1t several davs here Mr. and Mrs
Ndams moved from this city about ter
Years ago.
Miss Cooper Fcland has returned
from 1pllalc pa. Ala, where she has
cen teaching IN the Alabama School
Tor the Deaf Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Nilhitc Miss Audrey White and Mr.
Joseph Tyler Bond. of Louisville. have
been the guests of the family of DIR W.
y. Penny -Danville Advocate.
Mrs. " J.. Prcwitt aud daughter. Miss
Lena Palmer entertained with dinner.
4 party of friends. who mo,ored over
IL IN kirk.yille, on SATURDAY. Those
whn cnioycd Mrs Fruits hoSpit1lt,
were. McSdames l.. J. Curtis. :. T.
Ross ". \ Arbuckle and Oatley
Burke.
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New Stanford Drug Co.
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.
FOR SALE AT MO2ELAND, KY.
STANFORD. KENT CkY.

YEAR, has rendered his resignation. he
WI leave a. once iur Olney. ILL.,. where
le mas accepted the passionate ot the
rirst Baptist church AT that place
Mii-WCck service at the Prc,b,teridn
church Wednesday evening. MAY 20.
Al so o'clock. Meditation. The
Prayers ui Habakuk Prayer is re
lucsted Tor the General Assembly which
meets ~ Kansas City MAY 2l The IL
dcrs aud Deacons will meet at the
close of the service
Rev lno =. ShDus,. one of the most
widely known and most beloved minis
tiers vi the Christian church in th,
state died at his home in Lexington
THURSDAY morning He suffered a
stroke OF paralysis Monday morning
while down town. He never regained
consciousness tie has many friends in
this community who will regret Ia
learn OF the passing 81 this good man
Dir NJ ID. Early. pastor of the Stan
ford Baptist church, returned MONDAY
from Nashville. where he attended III.
Southern Baptist convention. and had
most delightful time. DR. Lansing
Burrows. of Georgia. who is an uncle
by marriage OF J. W. Rochester. OF
Stanford. was elected president of the
convention. Baptists who are for the
Capitalization of the three church
boards. won a victory. when the qucs-
ton was recommitted to the commit
tee To- he reported on at next years
session vi the Southern Baptist con-
vention. Houston was selected as thc
next meeting place.
The congregation Of the Versailles
Presbyterian church was much grieved
Sundaj when the announcement was
made that Rev Henry Wade DuBosc
pastor of the church had rendered his
designation to accept the pastorate OF
he Government street Presbyterian
church OF Mobile, Ma. Rev. Mr. d..
Bose l. greatly beloved by his congre-
cation AT Versailles and has met WITH
,hc most gratifying success during III.
paStoratc there. He assumed the pas
;oratc of the church about four years
ago. and /, regarded as one of the alb
lest Young men in the est Lexington
lrcsbytery. Mr.. DuBose'S wife died
= spring. after having been married
saly aho;;; q scar. Mr. Du..v>e j. a
relative oi Rev. p. L. Bruce. of the
'rcshvtvrian church, AT Stanford
Members of the Methodist Church
south, throughout Kentucky, and hun
ircd vi personal friends and admirers.
who recognize his ability and esteem
lim Tor his many traits OF Christian
character. are hopeful that Rev. DIR. f.
&. b. Mann. former pastor Of the Meth
odist church. OF Paris. ediIor of the
Central Methodist Advocate. Presiding
rider and prominent lecturer and min
lister, who is taking leading part as
delegate from Kentucky in the General
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. now in quadriennial
session at Oklahoma City. Okla. may
he made a Bishop by the conference
before It's Adjournment. II is under
stood that the number OF Bishops is to
be Increased from II 10 10. in order
81 accommodate the increased mem
lership ri the church. and the friends
OF DIR. Mann believe that he is in line
tor such promotion. and that he would
t.i this high office with exceptional
dignity and ability.
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The Boys Camp This Summer

Camp Daniel Boonc, the summer
camp cOnduc,cd by he state l.Necu-
1--WE. tommittee. ~ the louag Mca >
Christian ASSOCIATION Tor the poys ~
OtdtIaI kentucky viii open on Jun,
i'"n. and Will DC open uItfi Angus, ~.
Inc iirst ten days of the camp session
viii be devoted to a Conference Tram
ing Camp Tor older boys from the high
schor'is and Sunday school OF Central
keniucNy. The purpose 81 t1is confer
cnce camp Is 90 awaken on the part ot
the oider boys Of the high schools
Sunda, schools and hcurchcs the res
possibility OF Christian leadership
aniuUg their associates and in the
acnDpls and churches. and IN some way
To- give them some preparation for thi,
leadership. Mr.. l.. w. Dunn. vi Char
."tte. \. C.. the BOYS Work Secretary
or the south Mr.. II. T.. Moniagle. the
Hc.s' Work Secretary " Louisville:
~. J {. .tcheson the President Of the
Kentucky College for Women. at Dan.
lille Mr.. Stanley A. Harris. State
Boys Work Secretary Of the Y NJ. {
y. are some OF the leaders who will
1ircci the activities " this camp period
: ne enrolment of the c,mp fnr the
~ ~ NfNN y nov Open 10 any nov.
III " older bows from the high school
al Sunday School. not being takcr
undrr hitccn years ~ age The man
igtmcni does noi seek 10 build M a
.arpe camp for this conference perioi
pW are sffcr quality THIS j. one of
thc w3vs that the State y. NJ. G.. \
hopes 90 serve the boys ~ Central Ken.
lucky and make them more scr,iceahle
D." tire churches ~ tho work n the Years
20 come The latte periods of the
camp are open To- any boy OF good nor.
! character. Two hundred and thrty-
* boys were present last wear. and
the management expects u least fpu.
hundred this wear. No piece ~ service
which the Bows Department of the
STATE Y. ". {. T. has rendered in these
last few years has been more definite
hat the work at Camp lan,cl Boone.
and Mr. Harris the camp manager is
very enthusiastic about the prospects
TOR the camp this wear.
C1vwopd & McClin,ock. of Paris |
Skinned last week 10 The Cincinnati |
market one car 81 hogs which was pur |
chased at from ! ID to 2 cents po-
bound
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+, W. Hayden. ~ Paris. was here this
week several days.
Miss Pearl Gentry il the guest oi
Mrs. Fred Bohan AT Louisville.
Mrs. J. {. Hays. who has been quit
III for several days is much improved
Col George 7. Bright was up from
McCrcary county over Sunday with his
| family
Mr. and Mrs. w. @. Walker aud
family were the guests of relatives and
friends ~ Lancaster Sunday.
Mrs. ". {. Wray and children, of
Danvillc. we're guests oi friends here
short time Sunday
Mrs. g. {. Rose. of Lancaster, -
visiting her mother Mrs Belle Per
kins.
DE- I w Pennington has returned
from Florida. where he spent about ten
days Tor his health.
Mrs. Hugh Reid and Mrs John Ows.
ley kcid were IN Danville one day last
week
Mrs Guy Ballou. Of Graytowu. o., Is
the guest Of her parent. Mr. and Mrs.
VIM Beck.
Mrs. II. Z. Thompson. Of Three Xiv
er, Mich. Is visiting her parents. MIR
ana Mrs. Vim Beck
NJ and Mrs W. h. Warner and son.
! evils. were the guests ~ her parents
Mr. and Mrs H. Bourne al Lancas.
ter SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs George Farris aud chill
drcn moiurcd Ia see his sister. Mrs T.
H. llulclungs, who lives near LcNing-
ton. SUNDAY.
Russell = Brown. nf the Garrard
Tank 4 Trust Co. of Lancaster. was
here Monday aud attended the play
".thc Martin webbing"
Mrs. James X Bauphman. oi Illus
,onyiilc. district president of 'hc ".
4. !. a.. was the guest of ..rs. &.
y. Hardin during the cpnyentlon.-
tisrruu,hurg Leader.
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PERSONAL and SOCIAL

\ g. tastland. of LouIsviiie. was
here Jew days last week.
Matthew Fcnzcl went to Louisville
Ia spend several DAYS.
Master William Brady. oi Mt. Sa-
lem. - The guest uf his grandparents.
Nj and Mrs VIII Brady.
Miss Mary Lynn FOX has returned
home amer a Nisn To- Miss Annie Belle
Burnside al Lancaster.
u "a Hammuntrcc. oi Lebanon June
tion. spent Sunday here with his wife
Win !, visiting hes mother. Mrs. Jabell.
The Current Events Club will meet
with Mrs. W G.. Wuhers thursday at
teiuo.ln ~ 5 o'clock.
Mrs FRANK Smith. OF Maysyillc. was
the guest ri her daughter, Mrs. !. 1.
kcynoid. Sunday.
Miss Bertha Jackson. of Walton, Ia,
been here Tor several days visiting her
many friends
Mrs VIII Hays vas the guest OF J.
A. Bca1lcy aud family at Lancaster on
Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Richards, OF Nichol-
as.iilc. Is visiting ncr sister, Mrs.
Miller McC
Master Joe Mccormack is visiting
his brother. Miller Mccormack not ON
the Lancaster pike
Mr. kuius Richards has returned tC
NiChoias,ilcl alter visit To his SIS
ter. Mrs Miller Mccormack
Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Davis and Miss
Nate Davis Rancy were the guests OF
Mr.. Davis mother. Mrs. ". L. Oy-
crstrcet at Parksyille Sunday.
Mr.. & Reynolds and n,uc daugh.
ter bcrnicc MAY. are the guests of her
pai tnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith
al MaySyilie.
Mr.. Jesse ONerstrcct, al Danvillc,
Mas here SUNDAY To- see his brother,
W. N. Oyorstrect. who has been con
fined to his he'd for several days ON
account OF measles.
1 raig Thomas. the organizer OF thu
Nest OF the Order OF Owls. has return
60 to This city after spending few
days with ms mother. Mrs. Thomas at
Irvine
Marion Fields Raymond Sampson.
w g. Gopch. John Fields. w NJ
Fields. oi this county and II. \. Bur
dcttc, of burRin. will leave Friday Tor
Hoonc', Cabin IN Rpckcastlc county.
where they will spend week on
fishing trip
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear There u only one
way to cure deafness, aud that Is nv constitution
al remedies. Deafness Is caused by an iniiamed
condition - the mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube u inhamed you have q
rumblng sound or imperfect hearing. and when
1t Is entirely clustd Deafness is the result and
unless The Inflammation car re trkrn out ami
this tube restored TO Its normal condition, hear
ing viii be destroyed forever; nine out of
ten are caused by Catarrh. which Is nothing but
an Unframed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars for any case
Of Deafness tcsused by catarrhl that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for eircu
lars. free.
F. J. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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News Of the Churches

Rev. G. Bosshart went up 10 East
Rernstadt Sunday To preach al the Ger.
man Reformed church there. lie took
Jacob Gander with him and they re-
ceived hearty welcome from the good
brethren.
The Rev. 6. C. Mitchell. who has
been pastor OF the First Baptist chrrch
at Lawrenceburg. for the last two
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Invitations have been received here
hy friends to the wedding OF Miss Myr-
lie liarker. formerly of this place. hut
row OF Spneda. kotca. and Rev. lv-
nan Coy Brdnnan The wedding will
axe place July 9Th IN Sungda. Korea
At the home of Rev and Mrs. Willard
O,lidcn Cram.
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Another big class will be taken into
the local Nest OF Owls at the regular
meeting in the X. T. Hall next Friday
night Craig Thomas and DIR. J. T.
Hammonds, the organizers, expect a
good bunch OF the Mckinney hoys IL
be on hand to take part in the fun.
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No Fire Insur!

No Fire Insurance Famine in Lincoln
Call ON me. ! can write all the in
Sdrdnce YOU want IN good old line COM
nanies. Don't let YOU policies lapse x.
NJ. Newland. Agent. I0-tf
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Col John W Brown. Of Mt. Vernon.
vas here Tuesday shaking hands with
us many friends. Col Brown is one
II the wheelhorsc democrats Of Rock
castle cuuu'y
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Prof Oscar H. Falls. formerly oi
Lincoln county. has resigned a. prin.
.inal " the Dan,illc Graded and lligl
Schools
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FOR RENT.-A house and garden
on Danvlle Street For further inior-
nation apply to j. Frank Smith, Stan
ford, Ky. 6-4p.
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FOR SALE.-Ford Touring car
about Sl00 worth OF extras. Price $40
h. {. Carpenter. Stanford, Ky. SS.tf
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TO THE PUBLIC have for sale
all kinds II gents, ladies aud chill
drens' new and second hand clothing.
at very low prices. Call and see me
at the Bargain Store in concrete build
ing head OF Mill street. ". NJ. Adams,
the undertaken, Stanford. Ny Phone
LIS 40-2t
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LOST--A tan leather MONEY purse.
fastened by draw string, c, utained
SIS or SIS in cash, most in pa, or, in
Stanford, or along Danville pit or
on the Bosley lane, Monday, Finder
will please return to this office and re-
ceive a reward &,2
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Judge John \. Mencfee, lr.. Of this
'Ity. member of Oleika Temple of
he Shrincrs at Lexington, returned
Saturday n,eht from Atlanta. where he
attended the annual gathering Of the
clan Tie says that the Georgians gave
,hcir visitors royal entertainment and
that the ken,uckians and especially
he Lexington bunch attracted especial
attention. Although there were over
eight thousand Shriners. in brilliant
uniforms, and many OF them with IN
usual features and wonderful drills. the
Lexington patrol was given a regular
ovation the entire length of the line
oi march, said he. We never knew
how To account for il, but no sooner
would the Olcika patrol appear. than
some one would shout, Here comes the
fellows from The BMe Grass, and the
cheers made MS feel as though we had
to go away from home TO appreciate
our own country"
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FOR SALE.-An Edison graphic
phone with about 40 records: in good
shape. Can be bought cheap. Mrs J.
w. Clark. Stanford +0-2
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WRITE me. telephone me. come and
see me about your house. carriages
and automobile painting. Paper hanging
4 specially. Shop on West Main street
Telephone in residence, No. OR ]. J.
Belden. Stanford. ny. 9-tf.
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W \ tlancy. one at the hest t..
'acco men who ever put ~ crop III
lincoln. was over from BOYLE last week
- attend the meeting at The local nest
4 Owls. and was kept bus, shaking
lands with his many friends Harnc,
now on H. + King, farm in Bowie.
md has in II acres OF the weed this
'eas0u. which j. louking mighty good
Arch Mckinney an cN-Stanfurd boy
Who travels out al Chicago. was home"
last week for a short visit To- friends
and relatives and while here took the
F. y degree IN Lincoln Lodge No. %
y y NJ Mr. Mckinney is one or
he most popular Young men who ever
~ THIS county and Is hustler from
way back
John smiley, the well known horse
nan al Lexington, was here Monday
noking over Aevin Carriers great stat
ION kCntucky Gentleman Mr.. Smiley
tlways has a stable of winners on the
AIR and horse show circuits and is
ookirg for good i've gated animal
" head his stable this season. Those
'ho know what Kentucky Gentleman
an do. aud his breeding. say that Mr..
smiley could take him and make
winner out of him in any company.
Abe Martins Wedding" presented
by the Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
Isl church played Ia packed opera
.ouSc Monday night and the ladies net
"a a neat sum Tor their organ fund.
10Th the Merchants Carnival and the
Wedding wcr, cninyed hy all. lri
Mss Maymc Goodwin. who drilled the
Dung people who took part left for
""drn. with hearty generalization, oil
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