The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-09-07
The State Board OF Forestry re.

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pected change in attitude OF the de.
partment was unexplained
Uncle Bob Bates, the father OF %
children, and one of the wealthiest
and most active old men in the noun
tains. has returned to his home near
Whitesburg from a horseback trip to
Mt. Sterling. nearly 200 miles, where
he took a large drove of young cattle.
He celebrated his 92nd birthday at his
remarkably quaint old home. back on
the headwaters OF Rockhouse creek,
In Letcher county.
against Great Britain on account OF
the embargo shutting American TO-
bacco out of Germany and Austria,
thus causing an estimated loss this
year OF s1O,000.000 to tobacco growers
Of Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee,
are proposed in an amendment to the !
general revenue bill which Senator !,
10 -es ~ Kentucky, introduced in the |
senate.
The nrint of a bloody hand on a !
mol room wall and blood stains ON a
,ooI table at U;pb Rridse have solved
he mystery Of the disannearance q,
Samuel w Redford a nrominent 10y.
neton insurance man who dropned ont
IF sight while on a trip TO High Bridge |
February IS. Mr.. Bedford was muir.
Tered because he was thought to be
/ United States Marshal. His assail |
lnts are alleged bootleggers.
The Kentucky state Fair manage
nent has announced awards number.
ng SSH. aggregating $4,000 in pre-
NUNS, which VIII be distributed dur.
ng the fourteenth annual fair TO be
leld in Louisville, September 11-16.
The Legislature appropriated $4,000
# this amount and the remainder was
Idded by the State Fair Board and
citizens. Each day
Turing the fair an average of 1,102
wards VIII De maze.
AieglhS that MS reputation as
BUSINESS man ana ms mix business
ave beeh damaged IN the sum OF
o,OOo' because OF statements made
oncernins the mix he sold to Hen
ersoh iamilles' QUO j. Hohman' milk
ealer' hled SUIT against Or. w. w.
NllsonH~ Inc plalntln alleges that the
MUSICIAN asserted In the homes OF
everal families that illness among
,embers was due TO the milk used.
ass of trade followed.
CborIae Fstes alleged ,ihorsht,or
tho was arrested in Green county by
ederal officers, is happy and content.
d. nevertheless. It is charged Estes
,as at work at his still when placed
nder arrest. Il was never so satisfied
n all nv life" said Estes after being
ocked mn M iail "The arrest wasn't