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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20
StmteriGe IrBett.
9%lakresrIn jIr S~etampiuns oer Teit
~ SeIiia patritu.

~N'fNv -"t-''N%
Nus 9nrs5jaf.m pnrbe Dor eiuig,r
3ett uber rle YeitbeIampTung in
UeutI9zA italrIt.! lolsen0es bsrsGtet.
Eetoer Tai ll4 be urlprunglu1e
Annaqme, DaB We lett Dem UrupIa9l
oieles Sdbres bier berrl9enoe Yeli
rel0 peoer ertoigen ueroe. na3t er=
utlt. StelnleRr rno i'm GuuTe Der
Iesten 2Boqen cine groDere An3an.
BON Uatttn ben Encouragement fefgez
tlelIt lporoen. Sic gaze perteiIen id;
duf Die n%teorigiten S9tgi,n Ger inoi-
luen 5epo.teruny un0 aur Die Ginge-
borenen. bic gum Setl III unmitteiz
barer 9io9bar1dait Ter Jaosr mob
nen uno lnFolge Der groBen Wiengt
Der norbonCenen J~tatten, our9 Be
nuBuns oerielbsn Gubeitdtten. biz
Sra9er bon pe'toerbre.tenoem hinge
3iefer iino. in 3,emIid bGhem 9raos
Ger 4nltedungsgelabr ausgeieBt iiao.
Nadbem bic Stoot gum leBten MaIe
fir peitfrei ertlart poroen mar, ipur-
be gang tur3 earouf bic Nufreguna
nm 10 9rober. ais alsbalo cine grDe
bere 3dbl BON Yeittronten in aas
5arbi9enbOipital singetistsrt pereea
mubte. llsbsr RE 3ubl Der t0b.it
perloufeuen 6aII-' feblt bic unterlage,
oa bic Meoi3iualteh0roe 9enousre
W(itteilungen btriber ni6t in Die
OeiientIiateit ~geIangen Idbt. 8oG
bari angenommen pereen, oab in ben
meiften GGIlsn Ger COB feline Spfsr
ioroert.
Sn ben Observation-Disclosures
lit bic Observation-Disclosures srIreuIiter
peiie nit Gnerqie bor9e9angsn, lie
bat cine Rsihe orn uralten. BON benz
mtftsiten Sdlmuk i%tarrenben Guar
tieren Der nieoriJitsn ino;i1sn gsp0l
terung nieeerleoM loilsn. I'M Qidt
uno 2uit gu id,niifn uno bic Ser,
littlung menTreenpiiroioer Inter.
tunftsgelegenbeiteu fir oieTer Seji
Der farbigen Gialpohneridoit sinInd
gu eratpingen. Die eutItanoenen So.
ten ioIIsn siemIih srbebIit iein. mel!
bic Gieentumer Der betreffenhen Sc
b6uoe fir bic sintreteneen Sh1oer
3utpsnbuugen erhalten mubtsn. Slid.
lihertpeiie poren bic RieoerIeaunas-
arbeiten in Der MtbraabI Ger sS1Ile
boburh erlsidtert. hab bic S6ubo.e
bietsperpoltung Giesntiimsrin Der Be.
trsffenoen gooepfld6en 1T. auf ZEN
9ouoeI Der inbifhtu 9spolterune unb
bomit ouf bic 8sf6dfte Der .uropdis
'der emporium en- bot Der pcitnus.
brud notursemdb in siemli& Harlem
8roee einaspirtt: Elm 9eiI Der inbi.
lden gsoolteruns fliihtete nohssd
ponitortig nod 3onaiSor uuo Moms
boio, bic 3uriidtIeibenoen ihr1nttn
ibre 9eidGite uod Moelidtsit elm,
ioeoB Die ourd Die unaetpohnl'hen
MISUNDERSTANDING ohueoies ibon
0eoriidte @eihdttsIoee cine fpsiiere
WerfGdrfuna erfubr. Inter rieien
umft6nosn tnnn mar nur hoffsu une
toiinideu, boB Die QeitbetdmpfunQss
%maknahnen mi. Der 3eit ptn hurh.
arsifsnhem grfoI1 beeItitet iein m6ts
ten. Mon hattie nur itor Dor Sab.
rem Die Weiterbsnutuur. hiefer Hoo
ttnortiaen llutertuufsI6htr Der arm.
ten Der ineiihen @tnGI'eruna psrhies
ten fclIen. Rod ottr iii ss ni5t Al
ipdt. bur9susrsifeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

Sn ben Flittermo6en n.
San9e 6rou: 9eirate nur feinen
Siau6er - ie0en Nu9enhlid mub i'd
meinsm Munne Die 3isarre aus Dem
Nfunoe nebmen.
Sreunotn (entriItet): Wirtli6. oas
tgIt gu? =
Sunse 5tau: Sa -. um ibIn Ell
ncn Sub gu 9eben!
&pmid d. Die orrsn 6r1nz
fnien! Gs manQeIt bel ibnen an
Stiefeln. mdhreno iie nWide"
t%allouf frieaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

Wie nsuie rrittsrIid-
mandmol Die 6ransoien iino. sebt
nus Der WittsiIun9 zines lln9arn,
uamens 0iuiam Ssltss, BON San
5roncisco. ieroor. Selte5 Itammt
nus 6enpObaja in llnearn. Gr bat
ieine Grsiebuns tells in Guelono.
tells in 6rnutrsih esnohsu. Sire
Shreiteru ncu ibm befanoen iit
bsi gusbruh bss &risees in 6raut
reid. Sie botsn ibrs 9isufe foipobl
Der frausoitidsn Tesierurs pie osm
RotsH SreuS an. Gieiss Inssbot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

nor nm 70 lp%ertppusr, OLE zine Der
6siosn iungen 0amen cine oppros
tie;ts Qerstin 1T. IS fpuros absr
ridt anqenommsn. Die 9Gmsn tpurs
zen pieImsbr ols Gisfoassne bebans
ceIt unp 9eSrureer, llntsrpifhe
Der GoIooten su ooitsn. sic Be-
irmmen tsins csttire, cine 9slos
miusiIunq. bic linen aus Der nsu.
tralsn Sdneis Suaina. puroe sus
ii6oeTdidt. uno Is bleibt ibrsn
nitts psitsr tbrig. oils eas Gnes
pes arisaes absupartsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

= uneIid. R;dter: Dem
&,uberbausr hoben sic BEL Der priis
selei nit Dem gierisioel Den linten
gtrm 5eridmsttert!"
&nsetIagter: So. aber bas mar
ungliid 80. i'd bait eigentlia nod
Dem Gopf ge5ielt!"
0pn Der alien 8aroe.
6auptmonn: SfAt o0s a Sa6', Su'
fer, in Sil3fdub'n gum Dienidt 3
TONNE?
SoIont: ga, reif6t. 5arotmn.
lei Stiefel iper0sn bait 6eio6lt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

BEN Gage, al Dem lie ben Sinoern
fcgen mub, CAP Der Batter nidi pies
oertehrt. sic ourf bic GinOsr nidt
tGuIden, unO Ie bari linen aud nidt
oie Wabrbeit iagsu. 3agtGgIit ira
gen re, mann Der papa tommt. unp
tagtGsli9 muB tie antiuorten: St
fpeiB es ni6t! limo nun mufts is
ou6 nod bieien Brief i6reiben, ieis
nen Romsn idreitcn. feline abrefs.
Wesbnlb bat lie Rom. S4Deoii6es
a%onIuldt seiArisben? So. oos 1T
i6r untlur. Sic tsnnt ieinen &ufs
entbaltsort nidt, aber ie muBte bod
etrpas i9rtiben, Die ainosr 5rungsn
lie oa3u, uno od fisl ibr eeraos Rom
Elm. sic iiberIegt. oaB tie bic ainoer
6siriigsn mub. oab Iis ben Brief ni6t
obfenoen bari ibn Derni9tsn muB,
fobolo Die 9Isinsn ibr ben Riiden
fehren. 0os ourften ie naiirIid
ME erfabren.
Drama, i6 nil oen Brief isIbit
in ben aaitsn itedsn. iuenn mir aus
geben," fagt Snga uno sreift oana6.
Gina tam mid beben. Damn rei6e
ih beran."
sic iu4t Dem ainOc Den Brief
nieoer ub3unebmen. IS muB ia erft
elne 5reimarte aufgetlebt peroen.
n0onn tu's, Mamd, obsr id nil
ibn IsIbit in ben 8rieftaitsn pcrfen."
Die Mutter muB cine Narte oufs
tleben. llnb bic feline sSnga usritett
ocn Brief in ibrem Mant.I. biz Iis
ausgebt. Sic bat grobe 5ur4t UNI
sen Brief, teiner Oarf i'm teriibren,
tsinsr barf nifsn, no er 1T.
2fuf Der Strube bolt lie i'm
felt in Der Sano. bis lie einen
SaIten iiebt. 6rob Iduft lie
carauf gu unb ruff: .aomm, Wamd.
leb' mid bod, oamit i'd feIbit papds
grief obi6ide."
Die Mutter ii6erlest, ME tie benz
ainoe ben Brief abnebmen lam; er
mar ia ungeniigeno frantisrt; iie
muB es bapon ablsntsn. Qber Is gez
lingt ibr nidt, ibr 0orbaben 1us3us
fiibren. Gin alter &err bat ben
@anf4 oss ainoer gebGrt, bleitt tie
ben unO bebt IS bod: Die Brief fdut
binein.
Die Mpttsr mar sridrodsn.
Damn oa9te ie ieood, SAB Der Brief
ntemals ibrsn Manu erreifen toHnte.
Gr r1r iifer ni4t i'll Rom.
Snoes ging Der 9rief oen nsiten
Neg. Du er nidt politdnOig frans
iiert mar, puroe er in belonoere
Sbbut genummen uno untsr plttige.
lpertpole Sahen geton. unb in Rom
tpuroe er Dem WtaIer Garl Span
4rnesion nusgebdnotgt.
IS mar cine iungs, itorte, fsite
9an0. ole osn grief ii GmtFang
uGbm, unO oenuo6 3udte tie lei osc
9eriIbrunq auiamm,n lpie rurh ei.
nen gebeimen Stob. Sine 8lutpstle
liieg in feline Wanger. feline Obren
trannten. rWober puBte ill., oaB
i'd in Rom bin2 Weshalb itrctbt
iie, od anisre 8erbintung ia 9eloit
iit2" 0Od ME Elm gIib ourtfutr
tin Elm neuer 9e0anfe; .Yielettt lit
ZEN SinoeyA eti1Qs palfitrt@
X 4
DIR Muier 4rne8ioa butte nor
eiaem Njonot gang pl6BliG Ftau uno
Gino:r petldTen. W(it elmer lunqtn
&inFlerin mar &c ms Wusidrn les
gau9Ca. @ou a~opeu6agen aus bai't
{; icjner 6rau mitgeteiit, oob tr MIDI:
3uridtebren lperoe, ibre Gbe Gin SIR.
tum 9~slpeien lei, & hGbe cine on0tre
0efunoen. oersu giebe Inn unent.
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itir mnEien rs!
efis8e BON maria eiornbsrg.

.Sieb ood, Mama, mas i9 fir
sinen iaSnen Mann gs3ei6net fape!
Sd meroe i'm aufbeben. Bis papa
nab 6auIe fommt. Der pIr6 iih
ober 0o.absr f%reueu! 8ermabre ibn
mir, Niama, bamit er ni6t meg
fpmmt."
Die Romn nimmt oas papisr, auf
benz ibrs oreiidbrise G0fta einen
Mann ssssi6nst bat. 8Ieid urb abs
ipeIsrp faIiet ie es Suiammen.
.4ter Noma. Ou borfit es niht
70 3etfnauen. es mub ia biibfh aus
feben. ipenu papa tommt. Bate. IN
es bod bier in Oein Sdubfad, gu
hs;nen anoeren So6en. bier, bie.:
Die ilsins G0ita Sisbt gang ~refolut
Gins Der S9ubfdher BIN Muttsrs
GpiessItOiIstte uuf, uno sibt nidt
friiber Rube. ais bis oas 9lott
6arinlisst.
.Wamo, tpann iommt Pnpa nab
Sauie?" ruff bic pierjdbrige Sngu
Gus Dem &inosr3immsr. nGr lit
f9On 70 pisIe Sage fort! Wdnn
tommi .r bsnn?"
sd fpsiB ss niht. fa9t Die Wut.
ter nit abeepanotsm Geiift. sd
ipeiB IS ni9t!!"
mir polsn on pupa einen Brief
ihreibsn uno ibn bitten. balo 3uriidz
s%utommsn. ia. Muma?" ruff Sn9a.
I'D ia. mir polien idreiten.'
fpieoerboIt @6ta eisrig.
.Uir molten einen Iangen Brief
i6rsibsn. ia. Mdma?"
ga" eripioert bic Wutter.
Die 2in0er 3isben tie nit ins Sim
ber3immsr. ss balf ni6ts, iis muBts
folgen. IS Iisgt cine Wladt i'm Sin.
oe5tuigeR. ss lieat cine Na4t i'm
4inoe6iport.
Sic mub fi9 an ben 5ii9 isbsn.
oonn iisdsn ie ibr cine 5eosr in bic
:9anb uuo iie muB nieberldreiben.
mas Tie ibr bittiereu. Init riftiQen
8uditabsn," pie tie iagen; rWann
tommt unier Iieber Papa mad
,oaule2 Gag. mann tommIt 0u?
Run Bit 9u fdon 10 pieIs. pisIe
3oae fort, un6 es il! 10 langrsi!ig,
ipenn 9u fort biIt. 10 itredIih lang
tpsilig. Oh muBt raid gu uns toms
men, pirtIi9 raid bann per0en mir
ms 10 freuen. 80ita bat sinsn feis
men Wdnu ge5eidnst, oen mutt Du
itben, nenn 0u tommIt. Moma bat
i'm 10 LANCE peggetdn. Mcma mill
cub, odB Ou bolo tommlt, unD Gina
duh. unb ale Sddjen unb Stible
ttno 8il0er uno a1es. Gomm pirts
lid bal0, Mamd Bat Die g%uditaben
l.I6rieben. uno mir MAIDEN Damn
icoer silsn Strid. Der Strit be-
oeutet. cap Du raid tommsn ioait."
9as Dittdt mar beenoet. SnQa
matt ibren INN 00itds Ramen unter
ben Brief, uno ieoe 3isbt ibren traus
fen 6triA duf oas pnpier.
Die Wlutter muk Sen Brief in Elm
Supert itedsn uno oe5 8Qters Naz
men oaranf '6reiben, 10 eab iie es
lebeu. Sic 1aisaeH an ibr uuo
idauen aismIos 81.
rgBos Itebt ia. Wdnra. iaa'!! GttGt
od &arI Spon Ntnesion2"
rSa. bier iiebt: @u ben Mater
Sarl S0an Nrne9Ion, Saipeoufes
aonIulot, Rom."
Sic EAT e5 mtedduiid aeiArieben
mo lief es mehaniid. Sic ipeiB
nidt. mo ibr Ylaun 1T. uno bebt aer
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
SrRELITZ-,JOSEPH.

Miss Helen Strelitz of Chattanooga
Tenn and Mr.. Arthur Joseph of Lam
caster were united in marriage
Wednesday in Asheville N. c.,
where the bride has been sojourning
for the past several weeks. The newly
WEEDS will remain in Asheville for a
couple of weeks, after which they will
spend several weeks among the various
eastern summer resorts. returning to
Lancaster early In July, where they
will remain permanently.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
Rebecca Strelitz Of Chattanooga,
whose husband before his death was a
retired business man of the Tennessee
city. The young lady was prominent
socially in her home town, and will be
welcomed heartily upon their return to
Lancaster.
The groom needs no introduction to
the readers of the Record. He is a
'home boy, born and reared in Lam
caster, the youngest son of the late
Jacob and Mrs. Elizabeth Joseph, and
occupies high place in the estimation
of the people of Lancaster and Garrard
county Arthur, like his father,
than whom there was never a better or
more highly respected citizen in the
county, is a splendid business man, and
with his brother Mr.. Adolph Joseph
and his mother. conduct one of Lancas-
ter's most prosperous mercantile es-
adjustments, The Joseph Mercantile
Co.
The Record heartily joins the legion
of friends of the groom in extending a
hearty welcome to the young couple
and wishing them a long life of health.
happiness and prosperity.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
ANOTHER MEXICAN
CRISIS AVERTED
A CONFLICT SEEMED IN
EVITABLE. BUT
HUERTA
Took Water Again.

The United States declared Tampict
an open port to ''all Vessels. The
Antilla loaded with arms consigned to
the Carranza forces in Mexico, and fly.
ing the Cuban flag, was headed down
the Atlantic coast headed for the open
port of Tampico to land their cargo.
General Huerta learning this, signified
his intention of blockading the port of
Tampico, and so notified the powers, as
is customary between nations. Had
he intercepted or molested the Antilla,
it would have meant open defiance of
the United States edict declaring
Tamplco an open port, and his inter-
ference would have been resented by
American men of war. But the inter-
ference did not come. Huerta's ennis
ssries before the Board of Mediators at
Niagara Falls advised him of. the folly
of his action, and the Dictator had the
good sense to rescind his action. Had
he interfered with the Antilla. the
peace negotiations would have ended
automatically and hostilities would
have been resumed, Gen. Funston pro-
baby would have commenced his march
on Mexico City.
AS the matter turned out, the peace
negotiations are still in progress with
good prospects of an early and amicable
adjustment.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
TRIBUTE TO BRADLEY.

Captain James w. Ramsey. the
First ward veteran, is a stalwart re-
publican and he does not as rule get
much comfort from democratic papers.
But he is greatly proud of the tribute
to the late Senator William o. Bradley
of Kentucky paid to the senator's men,
DRY by democratic paper printed in
Bradley's childhood home in Garrard
county. The paper is the Lancaster
Central Record, and extracts from the
editorial are given. Washington Qnd)
Herald.
Mr.. Ramsey, tho "a stalwart repub.
lican", is a valued subscriber and good
friend of the Record, and this is his as
well as the late lamented Senate,
Bradley's ''home town." and surely
Mr.. Ramsey knows that we are suffici
emily broad minded to- render unto
Caesar the things that are Caesars
and that we invariably pay proper
tribute to every citizen of this county
who deserves it, irrespective of wha
his politics may be.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Lancaster friends are grieved tolsarn
eff . painful accident sustained by Miss
Margaret Nola.aaa RicAmond recenA1y.
in which she suffered a fracture other
left arm. Minis holland and Miss Olive
Dean. who was her visitor, was out
driving. vhsn- their; horse became
frightened ut q hog which ran across
the, roadssAaa -oxerturnedssthe vehicle
in which they were riding. Miss No.
land suffered = broken arm, butgMiss
Desn was nninjured. + Both ofEsthese
young ladies' were popular memk1ts d
Efhe faculty Of the local .sehool aprine
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
CIRCUIT COURT.

Circuit Court begins the midsummer
term IN Lancaster on next Monday
June 18th. The docket is an unusually
light one, and the term will doubtless
be very short and uneventfuI one.
This is the time CT year when farmers
are very busy and are very loath to do
jury service. and it has never been
Judge Hardin's policy to force them to
perform jury service to the detriment
of their farm labors, and he will doubt
less not make this an exception to his
usual custom.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
rain, GLORIOUS rain.

Never was there more bountiful or
more welcome showers than those of
last week, The rain fell intermittent
ly and in spots, but each section of the
county. so far as we can hear, came in
for it in sufficient quantities to produce
a tobacco season, and the farmers took
advantage of the occasion and succeed
ed In. gettMg out the greater part of
the crop. Tobacco plants are unusually
fine, the ground is in splendid condition
and the outlook for splendid crop. in
so far as may be predicted at this
early stage. is most propitious.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
A new PAPER FOR Law
RENCEBURG.

The Times" a new Democratic
weekly is to be launched at Lawrence
burg with Arthur w. Timoney of Dan
vile as editor. While advocating the
principles of democracy, the new pub
LEGATION will not espouse the cause of
any candidate within the party, and
will devote its columns to giving the
news 81 Au1srsun county md besstipg
the thriving city of Lswrenceburg.
Arthur TimoBey is a bright young
newspaper man, has considerable ex-
pe1isnce anlnie a1s aeAncated under
the tutelsge Of Owen Mcintyre and
Verpon Richardson. it goes without
saving that he win get cut q newsy
sheet, and viii divide the patronage Of
that vicinity with Brer Jesse Alverson
/ . =
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
auto SERVICE.

l am now running an automobile on
the mail line between Lancaster and
Nicholasville and can accommodate the
public with good auto service. Leave
Lancaster at o'clock, arrive at Mich
olasville at 10 O'Clock. Leave Nichol-
asville at 1915, arrive at Lancaster at
$3.50. SIPS one way, or $500 round
trip. Phone AZ, Bryantsville Exchange
At. Pd H. D. Lee,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
DALTON RICH IMPROVING.

Dalton Rich, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
d. Rich, who has been seriously sick at
his fathers home near town, is very
much improved, sufficiently so as to
permit the dismissal of the nurse who
has been in attendance, and it Is thought
that his complete recovery is now but
a question of time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
new LIST OF
FARMS.

Purchasers get the benefit of our II
years experience in the business
Look for other bargains listed in mex
issue. Owners of farms who want t,
sell should see US at once.
No 473. "a acres, 81 mile from
Lancaster, $1,000.
No ATS. 60 acres. good land, brick
residence, a miles from town, per acre
$50.
No 476. 128 acres, good land, wei
improved, miles out close to pike
per acre, $75.
No ATT. $50 acres on pike % miles
out. per acre. 500.
No 4s1. 97s acres, II miles from
town. per acre, $125.
No 483. 80 acres of good land, OF
pike, near Buena Vista good improve
ments per acre SOS.
No 484. 243 acres, on pike. a mile:
from town, per acre, SIS.
No 485. 81 acres, IN 2 miles of town,
unlInprONeu, per acre, 9SU.
No 486. 2O6 acreso of good land in
high state of cultivation, good i'm.
provements, q miles from town, pei
acre SIPS, or los acres OF it at S135,
per acre.
No 487. 161 acres on pike a miles
from town per acre, $85.
No 4S8. 60 acres on pike miles out
we'll improved. $135.
No 4S9. 54a acres well improved, or
pike, possession, $500.
No 400. 1864 acres, on pike, neal
Bryantsville, 8 houses, main dwelling
new with rooms, modern and up tt
date, water works, gas lights. 2 tobac.
CO barns, price, $4,000.
No 491. 1876 acres of high class land
2 miles out. 2 large tobacco barns, pei
acre, $12O.
No 492. 100 acres of tobacco land
highly improved, near Buckeye, on
pike, per acre, $125.
No 494. Several pieces of splendid
city property for sale.
496. 100 acres of land, mile from
Lancaster & Lexington pike, a miles
from Lancaster, good improvements
large tobacco barn, well worth tn,
price of 500. per acre.
497. 222 acres of fine land near Ian
caster & Lexington pike, splendid i'm
provements, at $50. per acre,
498. 60 acres, improved, near Pain
Lick graded school at $95. per acre.
499. 73a acres of rich land, right OIL
pike, well improved, 2 miles of Lancas
ter, priced at $120. per acre and j
worth it. ".
: No sol. As acres, new houseon pike
near Bryanisville. $l00. per acre.
No 58a. - scrss, no yards fror
town limits If Lancaster on LexingtD
Avenue. uninProyed. beautiful build
ING sites. . bargain at $15o. per acre.
sos. as acres, on good road, l mil
frbh PIKE, fertile, land, highly improve
lies wen. splendid water, susceptible
1 division into two or three farms. sos
per acre Id .ss{ ,5.'
/ ;5O4.i- 124 acres, on pike L mile ffSf
lancaster laxge tobacco barn one 6ths
beautifdi level byJl&ng site frontin
pike Alo. PEI ,scfS. j. y. - :. "
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
UP TO THE GRAND JURY.

We hear it said that the names of
many will be presented to the coming
grand jury as infringers of the fish and
game laws, and some of those who
have been guilty of these offenses may
find themselves facing indictments for
their imprudence.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
DIES AT SOLDIERS Home.

Alexander Kennedy, a we'll known
Lancaster colored man, and survivor
of the civil war, died at the Soldiers
Home in Danville Ills. last week, and
his remains were inferred at that place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Cut your weeds, whitewash and
freshen up your premises for t'Chau-
tauqua" there will be lots of strangers
in town during the week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Uprelenting care as ~ your supply of
drinking water, and strict observance
of the laws of sanitation, will insure
good health in the community during
the.heated season. -
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Sup't Heron tells US every effort
will be made to have the oiling of the
streets completed before the beginning
of the Chautauqua.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Fried chicken and garden "sass" in
abundance graces the tables of Garrard
county people nowadays.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

LosT:-Steel fishing rod between back
of Mounts store and Miss Pattie ellis.
Return to this office and receive re-
ward.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

The small boys were in great demand
during the splendid tobacco season Of
lest week, and many of them earned
the princely sum, to them, of 81. per
daY. -. .-----.-- -
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Crab Orchard is already becoming
the Mecca of the pleasurs seekers and
many automobiles are passing every
day headed in that direction.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Don't forget the date of the Battle
of Gettysbury" at the Opera House
June 10th. in 5 reels.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
PLANTS i.

/ have an unlimited supply Of fuar.
|antssd'vsfiesSs edtnato plants. and WIN
have swssfpotsto piaHss n ,seassn; is
II ,,r.,a Mfss George Smith ST..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Painting and paper hanging. Work
o. K. or no pay. H. D. Elmore,
Lancaster, XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Farmers say this was beyond doubt
the most favorable tobacco weather
ever known.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

Lancastsr.s far famed hospitality
will be taxed to the uttermost during
Chautauqua week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
Excursion from Lancaster to Cincin-
natl every Sunday at $1.75 round trip.
STANLEY TO SPEAK IN
DANVILLE.

Hon A. o. Stanley candidate for the
Senate will speak in Danville at the
Court house on County court day. Mon
day June 18th. at l: 80 o'clock P. M.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11

';i"Battles Of GettyshurgnI 1T Opera
House June 10th, fsSeel add. s on this
page. =. 9E3.99;t2i -s..ai g
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-06-11
.5I.IEloRaSaLE.

NJ Five 'squares u& Ccstrigit ! Meta.
fShingies. Tom BAAird,
Pd. 49, ~, ,rc,,., .h9 r.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-24
CERR0 DE PASCO

Frank =, carpenter Describes The Highest Copper Mines
o. lne "or1d, ana Their Great Smelter, Owned By
Americans-How The Mines Were Discovorad Tho;,
Enormous Deposits of Silver and Copper. Sprinkled
With Gold-Their Yield In The Past-They Now Pro-
duce 100000 Pounds Of Copper Per Month-A
Shelter Which Is $4,000 Feet High, With an Area as
Big as a farm-DownI In The Mines-A Wonderful
Working Monument Of Industry Which Americans
Have Built.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-24
TWO A IN PRISON
Charles Smith and John Moore >cI.
fenced for Murder OF Another Ne.

For the murder OF EnOS Robinson
al q ard IT on December l3. last,
Charles Smith and John Moor were
yesterday given 6 sentence OF Two
years each in the States prison. Moore
was tried during the first week OF the
present tenn, but his sentence was
reserved until the trial Of his part
ner in crime, Smith, who a charged
with holding Robinson while Moore
shot him. MoOre'S contention was
that he fired IL self-defcnse and after
Robinson had snapped his pistol at
him several times. The murder Of
Robinson ~OrcurreO near knightdal-.