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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
AS OTHERS SEE Us.
To the Editor of the Central Record

To the Editor of the Central Record
NV disappointment grows keener
every dav that the Dixie Highway was
not routed through Lancaster. Think
of the inetfable ecstasy with which the
traveller through The Land OF Now"
would have gazed upon our saffron
cupola, seated upon red base of brick.
in which. | understand, there is to be
no illuminated dial. Think of his joy on
seeing old stone replaced by fine new
concrete, and the freshly painted stone
columns, nor can words describe his
exultation on first seeing the park with
its artistically mounted siege gun, its
beautiful telephone post, living the COM
plete length of the park, its water
melon rinds and stray dogs. Surely a
scene as Respondent as burst upon the
enraptured vision Of the wandering
peri through the opening gates of
Paradise!
Mr.. Editor, please don't boost any
more highways. until your citizens have
more pride and artistic judgment.
Yours for the propagation Of Art. for
Arts sake. A Country Subscriber.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
BENZINE CLEANER.

A new Florentine Dry Cleaning
Washer, made in Cincinnati. and which
uses Benzine and Naptha instead of
gasoline, thus doing better work and
eliminating the odor which is generally
found in clothes cleaned the old way.
Mr.. Kirk desires TO invite anyone to
come and see this machine and also the
Sanitary Hoffman Steam Press he is
using.
Little do millions of people realize
that the garments they wear may be
laden with disease germs of every
nature, however with the Steam Press
every square inch Of your garment
will be treated with clean, hot. dry
steam without scorching, burning or
CLOSING it.
Boards Of Health and physicians have
always endorsed the Hoffman Sanitary
Method. This is the only Steam Press
and Benzine Cleaner in the city at
present, and the closest Steam press
of the same make is in Danyille Ky.
Remember, Kirk cleans rugs, lace
curtains, portiers, also makes spec
ialty Of ladies silk waists and evening
dresses. Expert dyeing of every ma
ture guaranteed. Eventually you will
realize the immense value Of the SER
vice. so why not begin now to enjoy III
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
GLAD She TOOK
FRIENDS ADVICE
Mrs. Catherine Meyer Finds Relief From
Debility in Tanlac.

Louisville, KY. Sept. %. 1915. Many
women suffer from sluggishness and
depression without being able to find
relief from a condition which they
know to be unnatural. One of them
who did find relief is Mrs. Catherine
Meyer, of 1915 High street. this city.
She said recently that she had recov-
cred from condition of nervous de-
bility though the use of Tanlac. the
peerless preparation.
81 was rundown and felt tired if
made the least exertion." she said. II
was melancholy and nervous. Any
unusual noise startled me. My diges-
tion was poor, and | couldn't sleep
well.
Finally | became interested in
Tanlac and sent to the drug store for
a bottle of it. AS soon as | began
taking it got better. Now | sleep
soundly, and have recovered from my
nervousness and depression.
Mrs. Meyers experience is not I'M
usual. Women often suffer from a
tired, sluggish feeling without know
ing the why of it. They are often
subject, too, to depression and melan-
choly. Where Mrs. Meyer found re-
lief, others may. She is one of hun
dreds who have given voluntary tes-
tlmony to the value of Tanlac.
Tanlac can now be had in Lancaster
at the r, E. McRoberts drug store and
in Bryantsville at Becker, Ballard &
Scott.
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NOTED WON AN SPEAKER

Mrs. james A. Leech will speak at
the school auditorium, Saturday,
October End, at two thirty o'clock.
She comes under the auspices Of the
Kentucky Illiteraey Commission, being
one Of the one hundred and twenty
speakers sent out by them. We ask
the Womans Club to cooperate with
the county illiteraey commission in ad-
vertising this speaker and date, and
helping in every way to aid the cause.
mo illiteraey in Kentucky in 1920"
Is the slogan Of the illiteracy commits
sion. Surely, the woman throughout
the county will help to bring this dream
true.
Gov, McCreary has issued a proclama-
ton asking that all schools close on the
date Of these speakers in order that
teachers and pupils may attend. We
therefore ask pupils. teachers, club
women, trustees and all interested 70
hear Mrs. Leech the 18th.
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CONDENSED news
From Seat OF War.

Letters taken from James Archibald,
the American correspondent, were made
public Tuesday in London. Among
the letters was one in which Dumba
referred to Lansing's weak argu-
ments" in reply to the Austrian note
and to the self-willed" President of
the United States A letter from Won
Bernstorf to Archibald thanked the
American for the service he had al
ready rendered to the cause of Ger
many. Won Papen in letter speaks
of ''idiotir Yankees.
Field Marshall Won Hindenburg's eff
forts 10 surround the Russian army
retreating from Wilma is developing in
a manner that may shortly result in
comp lete success. The Russians are
now reported to have lost their last
railroad communication and London
says their retreat has reached a most
critical juncture. The plight of the
Russians is said to have resulted from
an abandonment of Grand Duke Mich
olas' cautious programme of retiring
before being pressed too closely.
Commanders Of German submarines
have been given strict orders that in
case Of doubt as to the intentions of
liners they are to take the safe course
and permit the ship to escape rather
than run the slightest risk of error.
The French War Office reports that
having crossed the canal from the
Aisne to the Marne. the army has sue
ceeded in throwing back all German
counter attacks. Along the British
front the Germans increased the in
tensity Of the artillery fire. but Sir
John French reports that he countered
promptly the effectively.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
Your choice of three grades of coal
Our prices are low.
Hudson, Hughes & Farnau
DUMPING THRONG
Al Democratic Campaign Opening.

With large crowd, pleasant weather
and enthusiasm at the highest tension
the Democratic state campaign opened
at Glasgow Monday most auspiciously
and the leaders are wearing 1.-THE smile
that won't come off. -
The familiar expression used by Col.
Bill Thorne, acres of people, " is about
the only way to express the size Of the
crowd. which was variousIy estimated
at from 10, 600 to 1900 They came in
every sort of conveyance, including
hundreds of autos and buggies and
wagons too numerous to mention.
Hundreds more came on horseback from
the eight or ten counties surrounding
and contiguous to Barren county. The
grand stand at the fair grounds was
well filled even before the parade ar
rived With the speakers and party
leaders.
The main interest in the opening
event was, of course, the speech of
Owsley Stanley, the nominee for gov
ernor, and his address, which was de-
liyered Immediately after the crowd
had been served with the burgoo and
barbeeued meats, was a MASTERPIECES,
many regarding it as the best effort
ever made by the gifted speaker. In
his speech Mr.. Stanley covered every
issue confronting the people of Ken.
lucky in this mOmentous campaign and
his remarks were punetured with APP
plause as he drove home his clinching
Democratic arguments.
Mr.. SANKEY'S speech in full will APP
pear in next week issue of The Record
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
A. o. STANLEY.
For Lieutenant Governor.
JAMES d. BLACK.
For Secretary of State.
BARKSDALE HAMLET.
For Acknowledgement,
NJ. NJ. LOGAN,
For Auditor,
RI. GREEN.
For State Treasurer.
SHERMAN GOODPASTER.
For Clerk of Court of Appeals.
R. w. KEENON.
For Supt. of Public instruction,
V. o. GILBERT.
For Commissioner of Agriculture,
MAT S. COHEN,
For Circuit Judge,
CHARLES A. HARDIN.
For Commemorative Attorney.
EMMETT PURYEAR.
For Circuit Clerk,
w. b. MASON,
For Sheriff,
G. 7. BALLARD. Jr.
For Representative,
II. CLAY KAUFMAN.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
Sexaee Gtdet9iea

Sick headache, biliousness. piles and
bad breath are usually caused by mac
tive bowels. Get q box Of Rexall
Orderlies. They act gently and effeo-
lively. Sold only by US At 10 cents.
r. e. MeRobsrts
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
JOB PRINTING.

II you want bilheads,
II you want noteheads,
II you want statements.
II you want envelopes.
If you want programs,
II you want engraved cards.
If you want engraved invitations,
If you want job printing Of any des-
cripton done in the very best style and
on short notice. call at The Central
Record Office.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
SCHOOL FAIR
AT AUDITORIUM OCTOBER SOTH


1t with and
the third annual Gerard
this the graded school
premiums will be offered and
will be credtab
list of the offered and appear
of the CENTRAL RECORD
in these and that they give
low list of the classes to be
l. Best Exhibit of Handwork second grades,
2 Best Exhibit of Handwork from grades.
3. Best of bread
L. Best
s. Best glass of apple jelly.
6. Most sensible apron.
T. Best embroidered towel
s. Best dressed doll by child under
g. Best bird house. grades
TO- Best model farmgate. grades
IL. Best exhibit of Manual Training
H. Best rapid calculator.
l3. Best speler.
a. Best relief Kentucky
Is Best defamation. grades to
l6 Best GRAFTON, grades r.
IL. Best exhibit of 10 writing books.
Is Best How to Extermnae
10. Best booklet SAINT
20. Best bushel o
2l. Best 10 o
%. Best judge in seed
% Best collection of from 10 of
a. Premium school bringing highest
counts pupils
25 Banner to school winning premiums
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23

We are authorized to announce Miss
Jennie Higgins candidate for County
School Superintendent of Garrard
County, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary August 1917.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23

We are authorized TO announce Joe
A. Burnside. candidate on Republican
ticket, for Circuit Court Clerk, at
November election 1915.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23

We are authorized to announce Joe
S. Haselden, of this city. Republican
candidate, for Representative at Nov
ember election 1915.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23

Repairing clothes is a knsckish pur-
suit, so let Kirk the tailor repair them.
Phone rs:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23

Lost:-Last Sunday night. case foi
pipe. Finder will be rewarded.
David Ross.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23

Highest test Ky. Blue Grass. Orchard
Grass, Timothy and Clover seed
Hudson, Hughes a. Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
DAKOTA JACK
The Northwestern COyboy Tells His
Friends How To Keep Healthy.

No doubt but what man is one Of
Gods chosen beings, and when He
created man He was proud Of him. As
he made man in his own image and no
doubt that his desire WAS for man TO be
healthy. strong ana robust, and that he
might be healthy he gave him feeling,
when he is sick so he can tell il, when
he has a pain he can tell where it is. so
he may may treat himself sf his ills.
He also gives US pure water. fresh pure
air, and plenty Of pure fresh sweet
roots, herbs. barks and berries for our
medicine. He also gave US an instinct
to know bow to treat ourselves same as
the animals in the forest or the wild
horse on the plains but We have listen
ed to others and paid no attention TO
ourselves until We now have to listen
to other people and use their remedies
let them be right or wrong. But the
secret of good health is to keep your
liver, stomach and kidneys in good
shape don't mind the rest Of body it
will stay all right. Dakota Jacks In
dian herbs acts directly on the Liver.
kidneys and stomach. and removes ali
impurities. therefore cleanses and puri-
fies the blood.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-23
AN AWFUL MISTAKE CORRECTED
BY DAKOTA JACKS INDIAN
HEIRS

have been troubled with cramps in
my stomach for two years. Some doe
tors told me had an liberated stomach.
One said | had neuralgia of the stom-
ach; One said had bad kidney trou-
BILE; Another said had rheumatism.
Some times | would have heavy full.
ness in my stomach and sharp pains
would run up into my shoulders and
down into my back and hips ana the
pains would be so excruciatipng would
have to quit work and go to bed. Some
times it would take morphine to ease
me. have tried Doctors and all kinds
of patent medicines; nothing done me
any good, my trouble only got worse
until DAKOTA JACK came to Green
vile. bought Sl.OO package of his
medicine. had only taken doses of
the medicine when passed from my
system from so to 100 worms six inches
long and large as a lead pencil and God
knows how many small ones, about one
inch long and sharp at both ends; they
were eating my very life away. Now
| feel like new man so at last | find
what caused my stomach trouble. Had
il not been for this great remedy
would have died as 40 one knows what
| suffered and worms was the whole
cause. would not take $500 for the
good the seven doses did me.
Yours very truly,
G. NJ. CLICK,
Greenyille, Tenn.
Headquarters for all Of Dakota aek' $
Indian Remedies. Where you get
bottle OF DAKOTA JACKS COWBOY
EMINENT FREE with every 800
as days treatment.
J.E. SToRMES DRUG STORE,
r. L. MeRoBERTS DRUG STORE
LANCASTER. KY.
BOONE SANDERS General Store,
HUBBLE. KY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
Half of Villas Army Deserts
 Under Leadership of Rodriguez

Douglas, Ariz., Dec. 3-One of the most sensation developments in the army quit him and is no ighting inde- Mexican embroglio since Francisco Villa was first whipped at Celeya. six months ago. cropped out today, when 1t was learned that half of Villas army quit him and Is now fighting independently under Gen. Jose Rod riguez, who has assumed suprece command.
 According to General Funston's in- formation, the split between Rodri- gez and Villa took place seeral days ago, when the latter's army was at tacking Hermosillo. Villa, it appears sent several couriers to General Rodriguez camp at Bacochi, ordering him to go at once to Hermosillo and re e-inforce the villa troops attacking
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
Young and Old, White and Black, Mourn in Common
 at Solemn Service.
STRONG MEN WEEP
 IN GREAT GRIEF
Few Fail to Shed Tears at Funeral of Late Circuit Judge, Whose Death Is Widely DeplOred, as Numerous
 Messages to Family Testify.

All that was mortal of Judge Antony B. Grace was laid to rest yes terday afternoon, in Bellwood ceme- tery.
 Hundreds of friends gathered in silence. except where sob broke the quiet, and watched as the officers Of Pine Bluff lodge No. 69, Masons, car ried out the funeral services of that organization.
 Masses of beautiful flowers, mute testimonials of love and sorrow, were massed upon the grave.
 Slowly, silently, the friends turned and departed, leaving their dead to sleep in peace.
 A thousand and more Pine Bluff men, women and childrn attended the funeral services yesterday after noon, at the First Presbyterian church. Thousands more mourned as sincerely, though absent. Most of those at the church followed the bier to the grave, and many were at the cemetery who had not gone to the church.
 The services at the church were conducted by Rev. J. I. Norris, pas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
Each of 54 Chicago Union Men
 Indicted 46 Times for Slugginq

Chicago, Dec. 3.-F'ifty-four men were indicted. each 46 times, by the November grand jury today.
 They are charged with being labor sluggers, crooked business agents of unions, manufacturers participating in the crooked work, or other mem bers of unions who conspired to do an illegal act.
 Eleven of the men indicted sur rendered themselves to the police as soon as the return of true bills was made known. A dozen others hal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04

that town. Rodriguez disregarded his chiefs commands, whereupon Villa sent Colonel Almazan with a detach- ment to take charge of Rodriguez force of 4,00O and place their com mander under arrest. Neither Colo mel Almazan nor his detachment ever returned.
 Later General Funston learned Rodriguez sent a message. to Villa. stating that, realizing Villas unfit ness as 9 military leader, he had placed himself in supreme command of the conventionalist troops. He has threatened to make Villa prisoner when he catches him. General Funston will leave tomor- row for headquarters at San Antonio On urgent business. He expects to return to Douglas the latter part of next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
Arkansas Statesman De- feats Pomerene in Caucus
 bv Vote of 28 to 23.
rrnT11RE PROBLEM NOT YET DECIDED
n,.etion Will Be Sent to Rules COm-
 } -atee. With Request That It Be Treated in Non.Partisan Way, and Rapublican Cooperation Urged.

washington, Dec. 3-Senator Clarke Es Arkansas was nominated by the kpmocratic caucus today for presi- i,nt pro tenn of the senate over Sena- Ehr pomerene of Iowa by a vote of 2S km 9s There were five senators E,hsent. Clarke and 'Pomerene voted ktr each other.
 E After the vote was taken, Senator ENmerene moved to make MT. Clarke's $ Election unanimous. Several harm |ny speeches were made. Senator thrke spoke et length.
 VI am not delicious in forgiving knemks," he declared, smilingly "bu' \ my days grow shorter I feel more belined toward the spirit of com jpnise.
 sI have listened to statements that tkre was no intention to punish me k my independence of action," he nd later on, "but I'll let that pass-I yH not born yesterday"
 After compfimenting the lender, knator Stone. in the fight over the 6iirman, Senator Clarke continued: |: When I see a track l can identisy hy the shoe that made it, and fs was no panel in my fence that Rltor stone did not try to break"
 Harmony Now Assured.
 N tha end of a day of continuous tusins, no conclusion had been Ehed cn the subject of cloture. An 6sment was made to act finally pre 5 o'clock tomorrow evening. It
 believed tonight that the pend drastic propositions cannot re- the support of the caucus, even majority vote. The whole ques- probably will be referred to the lnlttee on rules with a request
 It be treated in a non-patisan
 and Republican cooperation sd This probably will result in a
 that will enable a two-thirds x Of the senate to end debate at reasonable time after this modi- form of cfoture is invoked. A aoef or Republicans are expected appoM this plan.
 me election of Senator Clarke, it
 believed, practically insures anony' No effort to tie up the .e Monday morning is expected
 under the existing rules, which
 cannot be set aside. the secre-
 VIII swear in the new senators, III Clark will be elected presi-
 pro tenn and business will pro. m the usual manner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04

London Dec. 3.-The Saloniki cor respondent of the Reuter- agency to- night cables that it is again persist entity reported that Russians have en- tered Bulgaria.
 The dispatch adds that the Russian menace has caused the Germans to alter their plan of campaign, and rush large forces to the Bulgarian frontier to meet the new threat. . It is believed that Rustchuk, on the Danube, south of Roumania, will be the German-B Bulgarian base, as this is the point at which the Russians would be most likely to strike. .s |. Strike. Stars and Stripes. The fall of Monastir is confirmed in numerous dispatches. Signor Magrini the noted cores pondent, telegraphs from Florina to the Secolo of Milan, as follows. At 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon an automobile escorted by two Bull garian cavalrymen drove, into Monas- tir. A soldier hauled down an Amer ican flag which was flying over a school building in which Servian wounded were sheltered, replacing 1t by the AuStflan flag. Correspondents of the Reuter- and Havas agencies also announce that the Austrian colors have been run up over Monastir. They state that the city proper has not yet1been occupied in force. the Bulgarian army stopping at Kenali, short distance to the south.
 An Athens dispatch states that the Servians have rushed force to Buoa, village not far from the Greek from tier, in an effort to prevent the Bull garians from taking Xanali and cut ting off the Servian retreat into Greece.
 Hitch at Athens.
 A serious hitch is reported to have occurred in the negotiations between Greece and the entente powers. One report is to the effect that the breach is so serious the allies have re-estab- lished their restrictions against Greek commerce.
 The Giornale de Italia of Rome de- nies this, however It says that the discussions at Athens are progress ing satisfactorily.
 The Vienna statement reports the capture of 5000 more Serbs within the last two days in the fighting be- tween Mitrovitza and Itek. Berlin states that 1900 of these were taken on Thursday.
 Montenegro is being rapidly overrun by the Austrians. The Montenegrins, in an official report. issued by the le- eation in Paris, admit the loss of Plevlje.
 Belgian Guns Effective. London, Dec. 3.-The persistence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04

been taken on warrants sworn out earlier in the day.
 All were admitted to bail. after their lawyers had pledged their per- sonal word that every defendant would be in court tomorrow morning. at which time the question of perm anent bail will be taken up.
 The accusations grow out of the extortion, vandalism. slugging and wholesale terrorism which a certain band of law-breakers is alleged to have visited upon the building trades of Chicago for years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
HE ROCK STARTS
 ! nDVE FOR STATE FAIR

T,..e Rock, Dec. 3.-At a dinner .a N attended by 40 of the repre- a's business men of Little Rock, snent ~. was started for a great ns to be held in Little Rock in p,'a .ne plan is to gradually extend SasM county fair to take in the ;. state. Those who were pres
 me luncheon were enthusi- M sne prospect, and predicted waid be made as great a suc- ' 'ne Texas State fair at Dal-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
WALLACE ADDRESSES BOYS. Former Congressman Attends Weekly
 Bean Supper at |. M. c. A.

Former Congressman Minor Wal lace of Hot Springs was the princi- pal speaker last evening at the week ly bean supper to the boys at the Young Mems Christian association. Leland Sage acted as toastmaster, and there was good crowd of boys in attendance. The supper was prepar- ed and served by Mrs. c. w. Butts, Mrs. H. J.. Eurr, Mrs. F. M. Nlroy and Mrs. F. A Hensley. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
Train Kills Two

7 rex, Dec. 3.-John F. Rol- sso 0S, and w. w. Phillips, r, well-to-do farmers living ;., ;s., l6 miles southeast of here |htsMantl killed last night when wasional and Great Northern
 auck and demolished an auto- .,. which they were riding. ks s."uoolle engine went dead
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
HENRY FORTS .... PARTY Of TAO
 SAILS TODAY
Mysterious Threats Fail to Deter Peace Mission to
 Europe.

New York, Dec. 3.-Henry Ford's "peace Argosy," sets forth from Ho- 'boken for Europe tomorrow at p. m. on the oscar II.
 The party numbers 140 souls. They all believe that peace is the most de- sirable thing in the world. Some be- lieve in disarmament, like Ford does. Some do not. But they agree that 1t is going to be delightful trip, barr ing heavy storms, seasickness, tor pedoes and unfriendly cruisers.
 They are going, despite mysterious threats. There was some talk of postpcning the pilgrimage for a week, but MT. Ford declared tonight that despite all that has hapensd and all that is likely to happen, the ship will fare forth tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
DUELIsTs' AIM DEADLY.
Tennesseeans Slay Each OOther In
 Fight Over Crap Game.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 3.-Al War ren, ex-policeman. and "Cat" Boyers soft drink dealer. shot and Instantly killed each other over a crap game a. an early hour this morning.
 Both drew guns and fired at the sam. instant.