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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
8imbrfridJ -Amerikamer.

Yrdiibeut @ilicu fat cinen Nlppsq
an bas anerifaniide Golf geridtei
(Siebe Seite 81, in tueldbem er Dor
leibeTihaftlifer Yarteirabme in Dem
enropdijhen Sriees tuGrnt, neil bar.
ans leiht Elm 9aeutrafitdtsbrrH 5ers
po.ssben tonnte. Gitdb srmabnt Der
Yrdiibent ale 8Iresr, slerif oarau au
bsnfsu, baB fie &neriianer iinb,
sleihpiel bon tusIcber GationalitGt iie
al liammen. Wor Der 8erSffents
iidnns hieier ~grfloruns saben De-
ami. hefnnnt. baS Der RrGiibert pop
cntihlr'icn lei in Dem Streit 5ipiifer
Sapnn unn Seutihlanb nidt Yartei
8u er9ssiien. Ser Yrdiioeni lit ie6r
barUber bstiimmsrt. bab naturaliiierts
Burger bet Uersirietsn Staaten
oIientli1 partsi IN Der seriess. Cons
iroperis ereriftsn babsn (S6o, unb
Die anglo an,eriianiihsn Behring's
Idrsiber 2 y. Or sritart, @aresr Ser
Ser. Staaten ioltsn Nmerifmer ieiu,
niht Srtib'ameriianer, Seutihs
Inlerifnner unb Aebnlifes.
60 biclc Seutc itnben iid in Sicicn
Gnaer an oie Ye6eihmhna: 8inNes
itriA sameriianer. go etnas luie
9eutid . Amerifaner, Srii9 : Nmeris
tansr. 3urentbnrs. Gusrifaner. iasen
Tie. gebe eS ei8entlid ni4t.
Dir Nle iino, poIitilG aemonunsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

Gmeritoner unb fur 4neritansc, oh
bier I'M 9anbe aebcreu pber natltras
liftrt. 8um 5un1ansn St%anopitnft
absr Tam M es unS niGt perSenfen,
fuern mir ur1s. uttb defenders in bteien
Sa9en. Der Sein,at6 u~nierer GIterrI
BAN 2anbe nrierer Ibitanmnng ers
innern unb offentli6 erfldren: tpir
iinb Seutihs Nmerifaner. 8ir iinb
treu Dem neuen Baterlanb, pbne ons
alte 81 bergefen. @er perle,lgnet
oenn feline Naiie? Getpib MIR Sener.
Der iid berielben 5u ibd,nen bat.
Oas lit aber fir SeutIhe niht Der
Sail. Ser 8iuoeitrit Nmerifaner lit
Das natiirlide Yrobuft Der ginpans
oerune. ginbeitrih Imerifancr limb
in lester SpifanS aIe, Die 8etpobner
Der Ser. Stdaten iinb. Niir fperben
Sene, tpclhe bas Slid batten, Dor
100, 200. 800, 400, 500 Sabren =
bas lit bas b0tbite Glter - siuSu.
iuonbern, Stods amerifaner genuine
4mericans) genannt. l~tnlerer Ins
iidt na6 1T Die Gdtbeit 0es tpabren
Entertainers babur6 srtenu6ar, lpie
er Die @erfaliuns ad)tet nnb fir 8eht.
9eiese unb Srbnune eintritt. llno in
bieien Yuntten iteben Die Seutids
Imerifaner Den Stodz Imerifuncrn
nidt nah. Gin Seutid sImeritancr
5u iein lit feline Shoube, mar es lproer
in Der @ereangenbeit, nod lit es beute
cine iolde. Senft oaran unb banbelt
oaruuh.-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

Ser "~adt6oliIden Wliiiioncn", Gath.
olic Wiiiions" 90. 81 unb dbnliher
Crganc. Die Nbbnltung o Tiis
IionsfcItcn. 3. g. bel @clc9enbeit bes
ct. SonifatilIs cages, niirbe bon
9roBem Nuscn lein.
81 GBe unb SnmiIte.
yGin9eoenf Der grbabenbeit unb
Seili9feit bes bon Gbriitt5 eingeieBten
bl. >GbeIatramentes peroammen mir
lpieberum allf's gntidiebcnite bas 10
peroerblihe rationale llebel Der Che
iheioun9en. g8ir proteitieren auf's
Seierlihite sesen Die id)amloie 2eihs
tiefeit. nit Der Der Staat uno Die
Srdger ieiner @eipalt bas bl. 8anb
lpien 81 fDnnen p%or9e6en. Wir be-
griiBen oesbalb aud, Die 8eitrebuneen,
lpelhc manherorts semaht iperbeu,
I'M bieiem &rebsii6el am 2eibe Der
Ration 81 iteuern.
@ir bebauern allf alf's Sieiite Die
3unabme semiihter Chen, aus benen
Der bl. Stride 10 biel S6mer3 unb
Ser5eleib ernacbien lit. @ir perz
ipre6en, baB in unieren &reiien -
100 INNER moglid|-ipir bieIem llehel,
oas 10 manhe Seeleu I'M @lalben
unb Seii9teit gebrdht, mad ardften
cnt9egenarbeiten iuollen.
Ser id0nitc Sesen Der Samilie iinb
Die ainber, u1b mir pcrurtbeilen ieben
unreftmdBieeu @eriuh. bic natiirs
liden Solgen Der gbe az perbinbern.
ais elm fluhpiiroiges 0erbred]en
9e9en Soft unb Wenihbeit.
8ir perbammen aiid Die beioniShe
l%lniitte, efn 9%rautpaar am Sof5eitSz
ta9e gum 8esenitanoe un9e5iemenber
ilno liebloier Nedereien 81 MAIDEN.
10) 2aiens Grer5itien.
Gin9ebenf Der 8orte bes Scilanbes:
Sur @incs lit notbipenbig", unb bes
dnberen 8ortes: ,Sudet Dor aQem
bas 9teid @otte5 uno feline @ercftigs
feit", empfe9len mir Den Witgliebern
bes Central 8ereins Die Sbeilnabme
oil ben Saiens grer6itien; in ibneu
erblifenb baS bette unb frdfti9fe
Wiittel. bas @nabenle6cn al tpabren
unb 5u forbcrn. 8ir ge6en Der Soffs
nung Iusbrud. baB in uidT dQ8iI
ferner 3cit IN iebcm Stante zen 2aieu
@%clegentcit geboten lperoe, lid Den
Se9cn Der grer8iticn rett 81 mlBe
az MAIDEN. Grnellter @lau6en5mrat6
lno pnbrer Spiergciit ipiirbcr bic
%aagcncinc berrlide Srubt Oieier bl.
Hebun9el iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
RatbnlifAe Iatenlebre-
rtnmem!

ermuntert Inb arfeeforbert BON
Srieitern unb Saien aus Rifiouri uno
anberen Staateu BADEN Die ebrs
tpiiroi9en Shulifpeitern bon 9totre
Dame bcIhloiien, be9innenb nit Zine
fang Rooember, cine Neuerung ouf
Dem @ebiete bes fatboliifen llnters
riftss uno Gr3iebun9speiens einSus
fiibren: elm Seminar fir fotboliihe
2aienlebrerinnen. 8runb< unb mag
gebenb fir Die nelle @riinbuug itno
llnb fparen Dor Naem Die 9ebiirfnine
tleiner Sanbeemeinben nnb 8ilialen,
bic 9srne cine Yfarrihule einfiibren
modteu, aber nur Die Mittel fir
eine 9ebrfraft eridfpineen fonnen.
Sbncn lam ourh bieie Neuerung ges
bolfen perben. Sic S6tpeItern bon
Notre Same perbieuen fir bieIe
prattih de Neuerung alien &reoit.
gu gleiher 3eit boffen mir. bnB gar
piele fatboliife 2ebrerinnsn in ben
offentlihen Shulen iih bieie Heue.
rung 81 Tuse MAIDEN f0nnen unb
iperoeu. @s ioate ibuen ermDslibt
lperben, bicIe @eleeenbeit aus5uniiseu.
-(S. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Arbettsrtas.

Gnt eriten Ipntas i'm September
lit Grbeitertae. Sbm, Dem Rann NIT
Der ihtpieli9en Snuit, lit Oieier Sag
gepeibt. Inn bic Birbe Der glrbeit
bod 81 balten. nm Die Ser3loien 5u
lparren, Inn Die gntmutbisten a~nf8u.
mlntern, beiliBen &iaioneu bieicn
Gag. Wandjerorts seidpnet bte 8irdDe
bieien Sag, eineu Routa9, nit @ohs
amt unb 8rebigt aus. Ser Nrbeitcr
Iiebt oann I'M 10 better, baB Die airAe
i'm liebt, fpie 9briitus i'm selicbt bat,
oa er nod auf eroen punoclte.
&c. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

Sie folsenbe Ielbuns i6eint Die
Grfldrilna bes osutid3en 8~eianbten gu
beitdti9en. Gs bciBt narnli9:
@abineton. 8. 6. - Ser
8ern eiltcr an bieie He9ierune bon
aaiier 3ilhelm semad,ten gsiGperbe,
Die benz Yraiibenten am IS. auguit
bon Setretar 9rnan iibermittclt
nlirbs, lit bicier: 9%cuti9lanb lit picls
perlcumoet, ieine Wotipe nerhen tbeils
miBp%erltanoen, ibcils poridslif) miBs
ociltet unb perbrebt, INN beutihsfeinos
Iihc Stimnuns in Den Ser. Staateu
3u MAIDEN. Ger &aiier ipeiit Die Ins
flage, bnB Seutihldnb fir Den @elts
fries perantnortIih iei. nit 8itterteit
6nrild nno iaet, bab Hublano Die
Shnlo TRACE. (Ser Safer mafte
nie'e Soritellune an unieren 8ots
i6after 0crarb, Der tie an bas Staatss
amt fabeItc.)
Die @arnune BEG SrGiioenten lam
iebof aud, als cine u IL t IN o + an
Den S.sN. Rntionalbnno eelten.
pcIder nm Steaunsnabme sesen
Sapan pctitionierte.
Nppell bcs S.=a. MatipnalbnnSes.
Sie ppreripdbnte Yrotlnmntion bes
Srdiibenten biirfte ais u 10 o I I
auf Den folgenbeu IppeIl beg S.sI.
Nntionalbunbes, unter5eichnct BON
oeiien Yrdiibenten 6. S. Seramer, al
betrad,ten fem:
"@ir appeLieren an Sen Yrdiibens
ten unb Den Gon9reb", bciBt es in
bieiem Sotrment, ybei Der Heeieruug
bon Sapau i'm Sntereiie Der Sumns
nitdt, Der Civilization unb bes @eIts
trieoens 5ll pldbiren, baB lie iif ente
balten moee, ben &rie9 in Den fernen
Often baourh 81 trasen. bab Tie bon
Seutihlanb forbert, ale feline pplitis
Ihen lno commer5ieaen Snterefen in
China %aufsugeben. Stntt BEN Seuers
branb bcs 9rieges in ben fcrnen Often
81 i~perfen, ioate Sapan eereht Icin
unb ettpai9e Seifnerben, Die es ee9en
Selltihlanb pber cine anbere Station
3u babeu 9laubt, Dem Saager Sris
bunal unterbreiten."
Ser britiife @eifGftstrGgcr bat i'm
Staatsnrnt Die Ibi6rift elmer Hote
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

bon ieiner Reeierune iiberreidt, ipelhe
anfiinoist, bab bic bon Supar 81 nebs
menbe Nftion iih auf has beutihe &C.
bet bon Sitaiien beifrdnfen perbe,
Wie cbrlih es Snpdn NIT oieier Or
fldrung meint, neroen mir ia bah
genus ieben.
2anger 3abtnettsratb.
Sas aubinett mur am IS. Nueuii
fat brci Stuubcn in Sibung urb es
mar Der Idn8ite aabinettsratb felt
pielen Npnaten. - Sic 9enIur Der
aabcl fpie Der brabtloieu Stationel1
iuuroe erortert. aber feinc 9eihliilie
erreiht. - General Inipalt Wc9tep>
nolbs tbeiIte Dem YrGiibenten nit.
bab nod peitere Snformation iiber baf
Steisen ber 2ebensmittel eingeiams
melt iuerben miiiie, ebe cine beitin1mte
Gfte aenommen fperben fonne. -
Ser 9rditbent initrltirte WcHepIolbs,
Die llnteriutun9 fort3uiesen. - Der
Grlak bes Grdibenten an bas gplf,
sur itrengiten Neutralitat e~rmahnenh,
iurrbe ppn alen Standardization
sebilist.
8esen Gunterbanbe= Grpprt.
Sarr (Sa.) beuntruste am IS. bs.
i'm Sauie cine Bill, nelhe ben Srdiie
benten e%rmdd)tigen ipn, bic Gusflibr
bon Nabrun9snittelnL &leibune ODER
anberer &riegsconterbnnbe burh Yros
flamation 5u perbieten, fpenn iolde
Iusfubr DEN Yreis pieier 8aaren i'm
Snloube ungebiibrlih pertbeuern Ioltc
Sa5 Corporations sSureau ipilrbe Die
fiir Die Sanbbabung bes @eieses
nDtbi9en Sbatiad)en 81 ermitteln bas
ben. = Ser Intra9iteaer lit elm 8es
publifauer.
9ie gemeininme 8eiolution. Der
Rrdiibenteu ermGhtieenb, frembt
Shiffe CUR nmerifdniihen Slasee fin
ben Sienit bes Hotben &rerses 5us
5ulniien, ipurbe am 1S. Iuguit BON
Sauie einitimmie 9enebmigt. Sit
ReIoIutiou mar ihon am II. Iusui,
bonn Senat paiiirt iporbcn.
Der Graiioeut nnterseifnete in bel
Iadt ppm IS. 4usuit has Amenbmen,
sum 9anama= 8eiet, ueldbeS frembt
Sfiffe sur amerifaniihen Hesifri=
rnng fir ben iibcrieeiihen (aber MIDI
sur aiiitenihifffabrt) @anbel sulakt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

~ as oltniiatiide Sdlubaebict bes
All 9cntiGeu Neidc5 bat ieinen
- 9inmcn bon Der 5ebn Nilos
~ meter bon Der 9lcifnami9en
Sudt inlb SO &ilonteter BON Gingang
CUR 8udt e~ele9enen Se6irf5itabt i'm
RreiIe 2aitidou Der 6ineiiiden Sros
piu5 Shantlmg.
Sn Solse Der grmoroung 5tueier
oeutIder Wiiiionare in S6autung
nur6en am IS. Nobem6er 1897 bon
einem beutiden SeidmaOer inter
9ontreabmiral Sieberid's Sruppen
bel aiautI6ou sslanoet, Die bas @ebiet
ubnc @iberitanb teieBteu. Hm 6.
Mldri 1898 puroc 8rii6cn Seutihs
.lnnp mo China ein ScrtraB a6acs
idluijcn, ipunurdl bent Scutid,cu Reid
Dn@ gciumnrtc iuncrc &unerbedcu Der
aiautidpus8 uft. ieruer Die iilolld,
uuo nprblid pom ginsane Der 8udlt
liesenben groben 9arb5ungen. ioipie
Die iuuer6aIb Der 8uHt ~seIesenen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25
Gbefs Tebaftenrs Brief,
2ieber 2eIerl

Z 2ieber 2eIcrl
E 9cuid purDeu bel elmer Serianmlumg bon 3ehungslenten in
Z Wtiouri togenbe Sbcmutn bciprudlcu: Bic Erenc UNI tre Settun9en.
- Sic @cleacn6ctt Der Srmi i'm Spurnni3mus. Neui9feitss Nunr.
: 9os ar6ftc 6eidbGit Sic e0tortcQc 5cic. - Bie fonneu mir
Z an bcn Sarncr? = (Nur rbi9 @lut, Iicber Sarrnerl Die &crren
Z 3eituu9sleute polen MIR ener rSefeS": Gner @clo. Ilo 9ano
+ of bic saifc) = Die 3eituns nmS Die DffcntIihc @einIn9.
< In8ei9cn bcs 3Gnbnnbds. - Sic @adt Der Sloer. 8c man
Z Die Qcier laden maht. - (gRD9litit oft cine Sedbntng Ihidcn -
z |crantportlihfctcn zines 8cboteurs. = Sic ncue Icra I'M
Gn3cigcpcicn. 8ae feline Mcuigteit lit. NcuiafcHSsSnnt
NIT eincnt pbctosrapbiihcn Npparoe. - Nm enbc zines Ssllc9raphgenz
+ Srd6tcs. - Ser 8couhmr 1mD lciuc Seimuthstabt. Wp9ltbteiten
bs l0upGden Spurnalsmus. 3cinngs zSunor. - @brihfet i'm
Gnscieen. Sas Yroblcm Der 8riminaIs 9ad:idren. Sic Srau
I'M IGnbIifen Sournalismus. - Sns Soften Snhen. =
@r e%rpdbncn ac bieic gSaden", lcber 2eier, nr I'M Dir 6n
: 5emen, iuc bnc ptdtge Nufgaben mir in Der Yrenc 81 belor9en BADEN.
Sic 8rage beibt MIR: geiorecn mir ohielbe nnb re erfpl8reid? @r
badtcn, Die c II a 6 c angob be bieier Ylnfe lei ihcn cine an>
reeenbe 2eftirc fir Den 2eer, nil lie inn 5cigen, mic piaieit9 aub
Z Die Sernus9obe icBit elmer cinfudcn 3eiun8 lit @enn Die Seler
einmal pcrtehcn mb 5por fnr b crteben II, fie pta 8dp,
3it uub Nrbeit Die etnfndnc 3eiuns euoroert, 10 ipiro bus lie uul
ihpn D9ndb9" itinrmen, rpenn es gum SeaGlen bes NbonnenenteS
( fommt.
SIM Snhrsfc Der tatbOliheu YreTs ub i9rer gntpidelung,
Z Ser befs&ebafteu
Y y e 4 \ & e y e q e < e & z Y y & y 4 Z 4 X Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-25

- er Tr1itbsnt erIieb am 18. IS.
All eins Warnllns an Dds Solf,
~ lid Der 8arteina6me i'm erros
~ pdiichen &rieae All enthdlten
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
HOW'S THIS7

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Cure.
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ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of tbe
system. Testimonials sent free
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
COUNTY COURT DAYS

49, =
Anderson, Lawrenceburg, Sd Mon
day.
Bourbon, Paris, LIST Monday.
Boyle, Danville, Sd Monday.
Breatbitt, Jackson, 4th Monday.
Clark, Winchester, 4th Monday.
Estill, Irvine, 81 Monday.
Fayette, Lexington, I'd Monday.
Fleming, Flemingsburg, 4th Mon
'ay.
Garrard, Lancaster, 4tb Monday
Franklin, Frankfort, sth Monday,
Grant, Williamstown, I'd Monday,
Bath, owingsville, I'd Monday.
Henry, Newcastle, LIST Monday.
Jessamine, Nieholasville, Sd Mon
day.
Harrison, Cynthiana, 4th Monday.
Lee, Beattyv:lle. al Monday.
Lincoln, Stanford, I'd Monday.
Madison, Richmond, LIST Monday.
Mason, Maysville, LIST Monday.
Mercer Harrodsburg, LIST Monday.
Montgomery, Mt. Sterling, Sd Nou-
day.
Nicholas, Carlisle, I'd Monday.
Oldham, Lagrange, 4th Monday.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
LuKE m,Luke.
In Cincinnati Enquirer. J

Some men knock their home
towns because they met their wives
there, but other knockers have othei
reasons.
A liar Is a man who smiles when
he loses.
Another thing that makes you
sick is to see big six foot female
working the Cllnging Vine bunk on
poor boob about five feet tall.
A Greek poet invented the cor
set, but If he had ever seen an old
corset hanging over the back of a
chair, he would have thrown the
original model in the fire.
You can always find someone to
second a motion to adjourn.
What has become of the old fas-
hioned pennan who used to make
bird on a card and put ribbons in
the birds bill and write your name
on the ribbons?
You can always make sure
thing mighty doubtful by betting
it.
A drunken man is just the same at
heart as sober man, only he uses
less diplomacy. The sobet man will
shake hands with you and go away,
wishing he could knock your block
off. The drunk will shake hands
with you and then try 70 knock your
block off.
A bad temper is the only thing
that constant use won't wear out.
A boy gets tired of having to ask
his mother every time he wants to
go anywhere, SO he goes and gets
married and has to ask his wife if he
can go anywhere.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 70, 1914.
POISONOUS WEEDS OF
KENTUCKY FARMS.

A lengthy bulletin dealing with
weeds and poisonous plants, has just
been issued by the Kentucky Expert
ment Station, and should be read by
every farmer in the State. 1t is known
rs Bulletin No. 1873, and is entitled
"Some Kentucky Weeds and Poison
Gus PLANTS" The bulletin was got
ten out as result of many COM
plants during the past dry season
that cattle were being poisoned in
various pastures throughout the
State, and in some instances the au-
thor of the bulletin, DR.. Harrison
Garnan personally inspected the pas
lures, and located the trouble in the
poisonous weeds that we're being al
lowed to grow. In one case pas
ture in Shelby county was inspected
and found to contain seventy-seven
varieties of weeds and plants to which
the stock had access. Some of these
were black willow, polk root, wild
black cherry, black locust, common
milk weed and wild lettuce.
In the past year hundreds of cat
tie. horses and mules have died in
Kentucky from "Forage Poisoning"
and the bulletin explains in detail the
cause of much of this, and alsostells
of preventative measures that may
be adopted.
Most of the weeds that pause trou-
BILE in Kentucky are brought f~"-'
other countries and appropriations
seed a2d these ,eanld be dininis
by gF3d seed protection law, VIII.
has been for several years advocated
by DIR. Garman.
This is one Of the best bulletins
that has ever been issued for farmers
and it should be read by every one in
Powell county.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
LATE MARKETS
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK.

Cincinnati, o., Nov. 12.-Receipts
and shipments of live stock at the
Cincinnati Union Stockyards We'd
nesday we're: Cattle.Hogs Sheep.
Receipts .....,. 2O44 1860 4T0
Shipments ...- los 80. 49,.
CATTLE-Very slow. Good about
steady, other grades weak. Shippers
'$6.756DS.25, butcher steers, extra
$7.50@7.75, good to choice $4,000
$40, commo nto fair $5.506625,
heifers, extra $7.1O@7.25, good to
choice $6.5O@7, common to fair
S4.30CdG.2j, cows, extra $j.15GG,
good to choice S5.25@5.65, common
to fair t3.2505, Gamers $3.2564.
BULLS-Strong. Bolognas sea
$3.50, extra 1913, fat bulls $6.25@
$6.75.
MICH COWS-No sale.
CAlVES-1Strong, SOC to 81 per
100 pounds higher Extra $l2, fair
to good S9@l1.75, common and
large $6611.25.
HOGS-Slow and generally SOC
lower. Selected heavy S7.7O@I75,
good to choice packers an dbutchers
$7.65C67.75, mixed packers $500
$765. stays $475@6.25. common to
choice heavy fat sows S5@7. light
shippers $6.5O@7.5O, pigs (11O lbs
and less) $5@6.jO.
SHEEP-Steady, Extra 1926,
good to choice $4.75@5.15, common
to fair S3@465.
LAMBS-Steady. Extra 1913,
good to choice $s.25@S.65, common
OF fair soc 8.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED.

Miss Eddie Abncy, daughter of
Mr.. Bird Abney, of Upper Hard
wick's Greek, and Mr.. Winford Dav-
ins, of Vaughns' Mill, were married
at the brides home last Saturday,
Squire Chas. Welch performing the
ceremony in his usual impressive
and happy manner. The young folks
are well known in the county, and
are receiving the congratulations of
a host Of friends.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12

Advertising in The Times brings
results. Nearly every day some of
advertisers tell us that the results
from the space used are splendid.
If you read an ad. in The Times you
may be sure that the merchant who
pays for it is live one, and also
that hundreds of others are reading
that same ad, just the same as you
are reading this.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
SPOUT SPRING

Letcher Byrd was in Irvine Mon
day on business.
A. J. Curtis visited his son, Man.
son, at Camargo last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Masters, of
near Irvine, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Sans and ATTENDED meeting here
Sunday.
The residence of Ed. G. W. Nc
Intosh which is being remodeled is
now nearing completion.
The large saw mill Of S. G. Baker
which has been located On the place
of Squire Mckinney is now nearly
through its contract and will soon be
removed to Indian Fields, where Mr..
Baker has another large contract
Of saving.
John 7. Wright is closing out his
stock of goods at cost and will soon
quit the merchandise business. We
have not learned what Mr.. Wright
will engage in when he quits bust
ness.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
Knew All about Il.

How is the law nader" asked the
Instructor In United States history.
Oh" replied the maiden, cheerfully,
the senate has to ratify 1t; and then
the president has to-has to veto it;
and then the house of representatives
mas to"-she hesitated for moment.
and knit her pretty forehead 'Oh.
yes! remember now" she said. THE
house Of Representatives has to ad.
iourn until the next session." =
Youths Companion.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12

There will be an entertainment at
Stanton College Chapel November 10
and 20. The principal part of the
program will be a reading, Mrs.
Wigs, of the Cabbage Patch" and
"Lovey Mary" by Miss Beulah Me
Nemar. of West Virginia. Miss Me-
Nemar is a talented artist, and de-
serves a good audience.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12

An effort is being made by the lusi-
ness men of Clay City to establish a
monthly sale day similar to The
county court sales held i nadjoining
counties. The plan is to hold it on the
Saturday preceding Mt. Sterling
county court day, and several cattle
and stock buyers have stated that
they will attend. 1t is probable that
the first sale will be held in Decem-
her.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
QUARTERLY MEETING At
HARDWIcK'S CREEK CHURCH

The quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church was held at Hard
wick's Greek Church Sunday, the
sserviees being conducted by DIR,
& DdaTing, of Lesingtdn, Presiding
Elder, assisted by the pastor, Rev.
f. II. Richie.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following letters have been
advertised by Postmaster 0'Rear.
When calling for them, ask for "Ad-
vertised Letter"
Bob Wycks, Stephen Netherly,
Rev. r. II. Horton, Ben Friery, Overt
Gilbert, James Cancrite, Ben Fl. Get
ton, Miss Annye f. Hemmack, Mrs.
Sarah Risen and John Day.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12

Rev. f. II. Richie will fill his reg
ular appointment at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning ana evening.
There will also be services on Satur-
day night. The text for the Sun
day morning services will be "The
Second Coming of Christ"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
Toll.

II you want knowledge. you must
toll for II. II food. you must toll for
It. and II pleasure. you must toll for
IT, Toll is the law. pleasure comes
through toll. and not by self-indul-
gence and Incidence. When a man gets
to love work his life is a happy one
Selected.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
CAR INSPECTOR TRANSFERRED

George Morris, who has been ear
inspector here for the l.. & n. for
some time, has been transferred to
Lexington, and the position at Clay
City will be dispensed with by the
railroad for a short time. Mr.. Nor
ris' family viii still remain here, at
least for the present.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
Something for Nothing.

Something can never be got for
nothing, repeats the wayside philoso-s
pher. On the contrary, there are some
things that can be got for nothing. /
Love is one. when it's unrequited. Ad-.
vice is another. Z
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-12
RadIanox of unssltIahnas..

Unselish and noble acts are the
most radiant epochs In the biography
OF souls. When wrought in earliest
youth, they lie in the memory OF ags
like the coral islands. green and sunny.
amidst the melancholy waste Of ocean.
Doctor Thomas.