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The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Huerta Constantly Surrounds
ed, Night and Day, BY
Armed Troops and
Machine Guns.
HAS RULED ONE YEAR
Wholesale Arrests Of Clerks,
Working Men and Poems
Are Filling the
Jails.
x IBy a United Press staff correspon-
dent.

lBy a United Press staff correspon-
dent.
MEXICO CITY, Feb 7.Constantly
surrounded by troops, both in the ma
tional palace and at home, while ma
chine gun on the house tops guard
ed every avenue Of approach to the
palace and the arsenal General Vic
toriano Huerta just year after he
ssizeG the presidency tonight had left
no stone unturn ID to make a last
desperate stand, a bloody one il need
be against the rebels without and
within.
Soldiers were eve ywhere In the
city and guns were mounted at every
possible point. Huerta constantly
conferred with his advisers and every
conceivable martial move was made
to intimidate the people. Wholesale
arrests of clerks and wOrkingmen
suspected Of being connected with
the plot show I'd the grim determina-
tion Of the dictator to put down the
! revolt at any cost 4
was evident from the feverissi
activity OF the military that Huesta
as preparing to give a good accounc
Of himself. should the predicted coup
dstat be attempted tonight or tomor-
row, unless OF course. his own men
should turn against him.
Thirty arrests were made today at
-.
Guadaloupe including many officers
of the federal garrison, there charged
with plotting to allow the rebels to
enter Mexico City from that direc-
ton. A large quantity of arms and
ammunition found concealed in Santa
Clara, suburb near Guadaloup was
seized and confscated The coming
OF the federals into the two small
towns frightened the inhabitants ana
scores of them fled into the hills. The
federal batteries set UP around Guao-
aloupe in the first excitement early
today We're maintained there tonight.
Mexico City tonight was the scene
OF intense activity and excitement. To
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Baby on Doorstep.

United Press Leased Wire Service ]
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Patrolman
Keeghan came upon three little girls
engaged in spirited quarrel in East
New York today.
But it's mine. haven't any doll"
exclaimed one tot, while the other two
were equally as insistent in their
claims of ownership. Keeghan look
ed to see what the childish quarrel
was over. Rolled in a blanket on the
cold pavement was a tiny baby not
over two days old. The children had
found 1t in a doorway. At Kings hos
pital the child was in the best OF
health.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
KNOTTY PLANK
IN PLATFORM
Bryan Now Claims Somebody
Slipped in a Bad Board
While He Wasn't
Looking.

| UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, Feb. THAT the
Panama free tolls" proposition was
slipped into the democratic platform
at Baltimore by Senator O'Gorman, OF
New York, and Representative Brous
ard, senator elect from Louisiana,
without the knowledge or consent of
1 Secretary Bryan and majority of
platform committee. was the informa-
tion which leaked out here tonight.
President Wilson is said to base
| his reputation on this feature Of the
platform in his demand for the repeal
of the free tolls clause upon this cir
cumstance.
According to democratic leaders in
Bryan's confidence, the story of the
presence of the free tolls feature in
the platform is as follows:
O'Gorman and Brousard, both ard
ent free tolls men, of the platform
committee, were entrusted by Bryan
who had charge of the platform build
ing. with writing "planks" endorsing
democratic legislation of the last con-
lgress, They slipped in" the free
tolls declaration as rider" to the
anti-ship subsidy plank. unknown to
Bryan or other committeeman, al
though majority of house democrats
had voted against free tolls to the
American coastwise ships.
For the first time since the pres-
dent announced his own free tolls
views, Chairman Adamson of the
house interstate commerce committee
tonight gave out statement regard
ing the affair. He said
Before honest, unfiinching demo-
Gratis can be bound by a subsidy pro-
vision, it ought to be shown that
members of the convention knew it
was there. have never seen a mem
Der Of the convention outside OF two
or three gentlemen who knew it was
there before 1t was promulgated and
i am informed that large majority
of the platform committee are oppos-
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UNEASY LIES THE HEAD
WEARING MEXICAN CROWN

impress the people, Huerta kept his,
troops moving and artillery was or.
display at every possible vantage
point. Soldiers guarding the palace
and the arsenal and Huerta's resi-
dence were ordered to sleep on
their arms. Animated, groups Of ma.
tives lurked' in the shadows talking
over the situation in whispers and the
usual Saturday night merry makins'
of the capital was missing.
In the foreign colonies there was
little visible excitement but the de-
fense organizations held meetings and
saw to it that everything was ready.
for an emergency. All of the foreign
residents have made arrangements
whereby they can gather at selec,-
ed central point at moments no.
tice. Automobiles are in readiness to
convey women and children to this
place Of safety and arms and ammu>
milton, food supplies and fuel to last
cans hsre experienced, in Mexican al
fairs said today they did not expect
the threatened outbreak to come to-
morrow because of the evident pre-
paredness of Huerta. The presence,
OF SO many troops and the mountinG
OF guns throughout the city, they
said, demonstrated to the conspira-
tors that the government is prepared.
to defend itself to the last ditch.
Thoss foreigners here who saw the
overthrow of Madero by Felix D.az
expect the revolt against Huerta to-
come Unexpectedly.
Just one year ago, on Monday, the
Diaz-Huerta revolt against Madero
tbagan and it was the plan of the
rebels to make their attack tomorrow.
The discovery Of the plot by General
Baanque. last night gave Huerta time
to meet the thret sned crisis. The
arrests ordered by Hnerta today, aft
:er the discoverey OF the plot, occur
rod n eve1. part III this city
in business houses, shop keepers,
working men and poems we're thrown
into Jail until the prisons were crowd
ed. Ths Huerta officials declared than
the arrested men all carried cards
showing their connection with the
conspiracy. Two thousand police
wers said to be in the plot. 1t waa
reported that they all had carbinss.
and ammunition concealed and were
prepared to join the rebels as soon,
as they entered the capital. Generaf
Blanquet tonight denied the repora
that Zapitistas are canning in the hills
within gun shot of Mexico City and
that it was to aid them that the
Guadalupe garrison revoltrd last
night. Emilano Zapateta has been on
a farm near Mexico City for consid-
cradle time and 1t Is reported two thoI-
sand Of his men are scattered near
fContinued on page 2.)
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STRIKE PROBE
TO BE BROAD
Day and Night Sessions to be
Held in Many Towns of
the Turbulent Cop
per Country.
[By N. G. Parke, staff correspondent
of the United Press

Of the United Press.]
HANCOCK, Mich, Fen. 7.Repre.
sentative E. T. Taylor of Colorado,
chairman Of the ub-committee OF the
house mines committee announced to-
night that the probe into the Calumet
copper strike will be made on the
broadest scope possibls.
The problem here on the copper
range is big one" said the Colorado
congressman, but infinitely bigger is
the nationwide clash between labor
and capital. We are seeking not
merely solution of this prolonged
feud in the copper country, but a
rational solution for settling all furth.
er labor Disputes
Taylor is experienced in probing
mine strikes. AS a member of Colo
RADIO senate committee he investigated
conditions at Cripple Creek several
years ago. Representative j. ]. Casey
of PENNSYLVANIA who accompanied
him here this afternoon, worked in
the Pennsylvania coal mines and is
equipped to handle the inquiry into
practical mine affairs.
Judge o. N Hilton and other attor-
neys representing the Western Fede-
ration of Miners and members of the
law firm of Rees. Robinson and psf
ermann who will represent the com
panies, conferred with the two prob
ers shortly after their arrival here
this afternoon.
In the absence of Representative
Howell of Utah, who is expected to
join the committee here tomorrow, no
definite program was agreed upon.
but 1t was practically settled that the
first session will BE- held Monday
morning in the city hall here.
The miners will present thar side
first and offer at least one hundred
witnesses to support their claims that
constitutional rights have BEEN ignor,
ed. The companies witnesses will fol.
low
Forenoon. afternoon and probably
night sessions will be held in the
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
TWO Suspects Arrested.

4 dsUniteI Press q eased .ys'Vyiisns ssefvics.gs 3
CTIICANO, Feb 7.Joseph Mamma
and Genana Scrimenti were arrested
.hers tonight, suspected of the murder
of Antoine Puccio and Rocialo Des.
pensa, Italian bankers, killed at the
death corner" in little italy January
%. Police say the two have been
identified as the Italians who were
seen running away from the scene of
the shooting.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Women Celebrate.

CHICAGO, Feb. Twelve hun,
drsd women participated in the
"felicitation meet" held at the Cons
gress hotel this afternoon under aus
pices of the Political Equality league.
The meeting was to celabrate the
registration day victory" 81
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Two Profitable Robberies.

/ United Press Leased Wire Service.l
s. W. II as,. hi lille
William Goeglein, saloon keeper, was
drawing ale in his cellar today, two
men took $500 from the cash regis
ter. Porch climbers robbed the home
of George Stifle while the family was
at dinner, of $4,000 worth of diam
onds
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
He Killed Himself.

PEORIA, H., Feb. Wounds in4
flicted on himself after he had stab
bed his wife, tonight proved fatal to
Emil Kutz, 80 years old The suicida
was committed to an insane asylulm
last fall but released three weeks
later upon the plea of his wife. The
woman will live.
The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
pied IN Philippines ).

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CHAMPAIGN, H.. Feb. Z. Cable
advices here today said Mrs. Edith
Rucker. bride Of few months, of
Lieutenant w. H. Rucker, U. S. A.,
and the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
B. Hatch of this city, died today at
Manila after brief illness. Mrs.
Rucker was Smith graouate and
social leader here.
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The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Saved From the Ice.

CHICAGO, Feb. q. Half dead from
exposure, Adol Larson, eighteen, and
his brother, Edward. thirty-fve. fisher
men, were taken aboard the Durham
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The daily Gate City., 1914-02-08
Near Zero There.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Feb. Near
zero weather prevailed here tonight
with snow that promised to hinder
rail and wire traffic before daybreak.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-08-05

Mr.. James Mahan, of Danville, Wis
tied Mr. Chas. Vaught from Thursday
until Monday.
Mr. F. f, Jennings. of Jacksonville,
Fla has joined Mrs. Jennings for stay
at Blair Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruce. of STAN
ford, are the guests of Mrs. G. b. Turley
on Woodland avenue.
Mr. Pleasant Parks, one of the sales
men for R.C. Covington Company, spent
Sunday at Estill Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Vernon Leer. of Fay
cite county. We're the guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Neale.
Mrs. Robert Green and daughter, OF
Louisville. are the guests of Mrs. II. C.
Jasper az her home on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Panther, of Terre
Haute, Indiana, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Guinchigliani
Mr.. r. E. Garrison, wife and beautiful
little daughter, of Lexington, are guests
OF MIR, and Mrs r. C. II. Covington.
Mr.. William Boyd, of Louisville, and
Miss Grace West, of Nicholasville, were
the guests of Miss Frances Wagers last
week.
Mrs. A. L. Million, of Richmond, KY,
and Harrogate, Tenn, is the guest of
Mrs. Fullenwider in Maple Court
Shelby Sentinel.
Mrs. Z M. Dickson was called TO
Danville, Thursday, TO be with her ia
lher, DIR. l.. II. Blanton, who is seriously
-Kentuckian-Ci Citizen.
Misses Mary and Carrie Altman and
Mr.. Clark Altman have returned from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson Altman,
at Noblesville, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. McGaughey have
just returned from Montreal, Detroit and
other northern points of interest. They
report a most delightful trip.
Mr.. Spears Turley has returned from
ten days stay in Madison, Wisconsin,
where he visited Messrs. Raymond and
Eug enc Roark.
Miss Elizabeth Ratlif, OF Sharpsburg,
is visiting Miss Mary Barrett Smith at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Geo. w.
Phelps, at White Hall.
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Messrs. William Collins and John Ed

Messrs William Collins and John Ed
nond Powell were the promoters OF
very delightful dance given at Masonic
Temple Oh Friday evening. The dance
was one of the very enjoyable events
given by the young men OF the town
during the sum mer months.
Mrs. Hale Dean gave pretty after
noon card party Wednesday for Misses
Florence and Elizabeth Duncan, of Law
renceburg, the guests of Miss Dorothy
Perry. The prize for the highest score
and the consolation prize, both beautiful
| handkerchiefs, were won by Miss Ellen
Walker and Miss Elizabeth Hagan.
Miss Evelyn Van Meter, of Lexington,
and her guest Miss Mary Landrum, Of
Louisville, and Miss Belle WitherS and
Mr.. Harry STICKY, motored TO Rich
mond Friday evening to attend the
dance given at Masonic Temple.
Elk Judge o. X. holland visited the
Climax last Monday He is very enthu-
siastic about the present outlook for Es-
till county and believes that it is des-
tined to become one of the leading coun
ties in the State. He spoke of the work
on the oil wells being drilled near Irvine,
ohN PiONiNeo hOthihS ou' SuSoOSS'
Mrs. J. NJ. Hayden entertained with a
pretty dance party at the Masonic Tenn
| pie on Monday evening for her daughter,
Miss Nancy Hayden and guests, Misses
Florence and Elizabeth Duncan. of Law
renceburg. Quite number of friends
responded to he invitatio S
and the dance was one of the most en-
| jOyable social functions of the summer.
Mrs. Haden and Hiss Haden were Is
sisted in entertaining by Mesdames G. Fl.
Vaught and Hattie Buchanan. At the
midnight hour delicious lunch of sal
ad. beaten biscuit, ham. potato chips,
olives and waters was served
Miss Dorothy Perry was hostess of a
beautiful card party on Tuesday evening
for her guests, Misses Florence and Eliz-
abeth Duncan, of Lawrenceburg. The
young ladies prize, pretty box of sta
tionery, went to Miss Mary Louise Death
erage; the gents prize, deck of gilt
edge cards. to John Edmond Powell, and
the consolation TO Miss Duncan. Miss
| Perry's guests were Misses Mary Louise
| Deatherage, Tommie Cole Covington,
Marie Louise kellogg, Elath Buchanan,
Eleanor Hagan, of this city, Elizabeth
and Florence Duncan, of Lawrenceburg,
Mary and Rose Clugston and Musette
Veach, of Lexington, and Messrs. Edwin
Cobb, Cecil Simmons, Curtis Park, VIM.
Burnam, Charles Vaught, Joseph Ar
mold. John Powell. VIM. Collins, VIM.
Millard, Hart Perry and Harry Rice.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Richard Colyer was in Lexington
last week on business.
Miss Margaret Covington is spending
this week at Grab Orchard Springs.
Miss Sue Woods, of Stanford. is visit
ing Mrs c. +. Chenault in the county.
Mrs. Ray Deering and son, Keith, of
Chicago, are visiting Miss Pauline Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Bennett spent
several days at Estill Springs last week.
Miss Wayne Keller, of Cincinnati, is
the attractive guest of Miss Mary Con-
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Land, of Lex
ington, are spending several days in
Richmond
Miss Della Smith, OF Decatur. ILL.,, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mossie Altman,
on the Summit.
Miss Elizabeth Blake left yesterday
for two weeks visit to Dayton and Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Miss Jennie Totten has returned from
a two weeks visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Jas
Dunn, at Winchester.
Miss Curraleen Smith left Yesterday
for visit TO her aunt. Mrs Jas. Edgar,
at Detroit, Michigan.
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UNION CITY.

Miss Mary Rowlett has returned Z
her home in Winchester, after visit te
Miss Mary Griggs.
James Denny passed away at the coun
ty infirmary last Thursday. He leaves
many relatives and friends, all of whom
regret 10 lose him.
A number of people from this com.
munity are attending the protracted
meeting at Doylesville.
Mr.. Dan Rupard and family, of Irvine
visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Million last
week.
Mr.. l. o. Dozier is very i'll at his home
on the Union pike. His friends hope fol
his speedy recovery.
Mrs. j. R. Dunbar was able to return
home last Thursday from the p. A. c..
lnfirmary and we arc glad 10 report that
she is improving.
Miss P. Tracy. who has been Wis.
ting Miss Louisa Risk. has returned 70
her home.
Rev. Sommers hlled his regular ap-
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WHITE HALL

The protracted meeting at Mt. Pleas
ant continues, with large attendance
and much interest. The meeting will
close Friday night with a lecture on the
Holy Land by Rev. Bamber. He has
recently visited there and will illustrate
his lecture with stereoptican views.
j. II. Parke has purchased a new cal
and is treating his friends to occasional
joy-rides.
DIR. Logan and wife expect soon to re.
turn to their home in Iowa, much to the
regret of their friends.
Republican church had a basket din
ner Sunday. A large crowd was in at.
tendance and had many good things to
eat, enough food being left over to feed
as many more people. DIR. w. ID. Pow
ell. of Louisville, did the preaching.
Mrs. Bette Parke had a light paral-
ytic stroke last Saturday night, but is
doing nicely at present.
Mrs. VIM. Deatherage is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Gordon Bur
gin and attending the meeting at Mt.
Pleasant.
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MILL GROVE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Price Agee are very hap
Ply over the arrival of little daughter
at their Saturday, August lst.
Mr.. Rue Duerson and wife have well
coined another son at their home.
Mrs. Frank Gibson and son, Charles,
and Mrs. Anne Moberly left Saturday for
two weeks visit to friends and rela :
tives in Williamsburg, Barbourville and
Jellico.
j. A. Cotton had two valuable horses
to founder on rye last week.
Mrs. X. Z. Baker entertained the Bap-
fist preachers OF Kisksville at her home
Monday.
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Mrs. George Blanton, of Cincinnati,
is visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
Mrs. Joe Chenault and children are
visiting her mother, Mrs. r. f. Spears,
/ in Lexington.
Miss Mary B. Miller and daughter
| Miss Ellen Miller, left this week for ar
extended trip East.
Mrs. E V. Elder entertained the Sew
ing Circle of ST. Marks church Monday
| afternoon.
Mrs Keats Speed, of Atlanta Ga anG
Mrs. Harrison Simrall, of Lexington, are
the GUSTS of Mrs. Jas. Crutcher.
Mrs. L. r. Blanton, who is spending
| the summer at Crab Orchard, was in
Richmond, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Mayme Keller, of Cincinnati, and
Misses Mary Conway and Matte Elder
are spending few days in Lexington.
Miss Josephine Chenault, who is teach
ing this term in Woodford county. Wis
! tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ
| Chenault, for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur w. Merrill, whc
are making their home at Boone Tav
ern, Berea. were the weekend guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Turley.
Miss Elizabeth Stears, of Nicholas
vile, visited Miss Margaret Covingtor
last week and attended the dance a
Masonic Temple Friday evening.
Mr.. E. H. Chapman, prominent Ode
Fellow of Louisville, was here severa
days last week mingling with friends
and members of the fraternity.
Miss Edith Mellinger arrived at Mt
Fortune. Cobourg, Canada, last Thurs
day after motoring from Toronto to des
tination, TO remain until the middle o
September.
Miss Frances Head, of LAGRANGE. anC
Miss Margaret Arnold, of Lancaster, ar,
the guests of Miss Elath Buchanan
, Miss Buchanan entertains this after
noon at 500 for her guests.
Miss Mamie Ballard will motor I,
Lexington to attend the Fair, Thursday
Miss Ballard and Mrs. Hattie Buchanan
will leave Friday for several weeks sta.
at Slate Lick Springs.
Miss Harriet Bartlett and Mr.. Vim
cent Bartlett, of Lawrenceburg, are the
guests of Mrs. Thompson Burnam il
| Burnam wood. Mrs. Burnam will enter
tain at dancing for her guests Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Kennedy and
son, Knox Kennedy, and Mrs. Stanley
Burt, of Cincinnati, motored to Rich
mond for the weekend and were tn,
guests of Mrs. E. Tut Burnam on the
Campus,
Misses Lula Benton, Mayme Fisher
aad Lillian Grubbs. the three daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Campbell
East Main street. left Monday for 9
months visit to relatives and friends a.
Logan, w. Va.
Miss Elath Buchanan will entertain
this afternoon with Five Hundred par
ty. She is also entertaining this week 8
a house party in complent TO her guests,
Miss Frances Head, of LAGRANGE, and
Miss Mary Arnold, of Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Simmons re
turned from Lexington last Sunday
where Mrs Simmons had been attending
her mother, Mrs. S. J. Frost. who ha.
been troubled with slight illness for
several days. She is now able to be out
The following citizens OF Estill county
were in our city court day: John ID.
VIM. William Richardson, Charley
Rice, John Rice, Laban Riddell, VIM.
Congleton, Theo. West. Radford Fain,
Fount Rice and Geo. Williams
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pointment at the Baptist church on last


Sunday.
Wednesday, the 9th ult. a number
OF friends gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. X. Reeves, on the Union
pike, and enjoyed a bountiful repast.
the occasion being a reception in honor
OF the marriage of their son, James K.
Reeves, to Miss Bobbie Simms, of Tay-
lor's Fork. 1t was most ENJOYABLE af-
fair, and all wish the happy pair a long
life of unbroken happiness and that their
cruise on matrimonial seas may be a
peaceful one.
Last Sunday the family of Mr.. l.. M.
Upton surprised him with a birthday
dinner. Friends were invited and the
dinner prepared without his knowledge,
the first intimation he had of the affair
being on reaching home after attending
church at Union City to find the guests
arriving. II is the hope of his many
friends that it may be his lot to live to
enjoy many more such happy occasions.
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Mr.. Upton is one of our most popular
citizens and model farmers.
Mrs. Virgiaia Shaw visited her aunt,
Mrs. Ida Glass, at Wilmore, last week
Miss Annie Hamilton. who has been
visiting friends in London and Stanton,
has return ed home.
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County Court.

Good crowd in town, came largely to
hear election news. Rather less than
usual amount of business was done. Less
than usual amount of stock on hand.
About 5000 sheep sold at "a to 5 cents.
Cattle market only ordinarily good.
Tuesday morning prices were better and
some sales made. A large shipment of
Mexican ponies was on hand. Some
were sold at fair prices. The demand
only moderate.
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MARRIAGE Licences.

Since our last issue marriage licenses
have been issued 10 the following:
w. 7. King, of Berea, and Miss Mary
Ramsey, of Wilde.
Roy Scrivener of Wisemantown, and
Miss Lyndell Garrett, of West Irvine.
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For Rent.

Warehouse near L. & N. depot and
wo elegant office rooms over Yeager's
ewelry store. Colby Taylor. Phone
292. 33-tf
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Call on Lackey & Todd for garden
seed and seed potatoes. Phone 60. 32-tf.