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SHERIFF s SALE

Nou l. hor,Iy gtn .u1j j., .r- ue and authority ot an execution 10 mo directed amt dclieercd ou Nov gad lal>. y the clerk ot the Cuclt Court of Garland county Arkansas. in favor of N Edwards and a- u,l Me- Gebee Williams Being unable to find any personal roreTty u,l1u jue 10 lho said NcJchee Williams i have
 his the 18th day af Dcccm9er. l3l& levied ou and will offer for sale, at public auction at the West front door of the Court Hou-c, iu the City of Hot springs. GaGrllud county, ArNausaa, ou Saturday. the 4th day Of January lgls. at l3 o'cloc, noon. 2u tlia right title and iuta.ee. ct the said Me C-heo Williams u and to the follow ius des ribed zeal estate Ainr aud being in the City of Hot springs Gar land county Arkansas. to wit.
 Cammeucim- a a pcint on the from of lo. Hltecn D0 oi block sishty- nine esq. thirteen uA feet from tba northeast corner ot said lot, and run thouce. perpendicular to the lUscut at thia point tc the rear Lnc 0I said lo. Itoeu G1l: Thence uortuNard along the rear lines of lot, fifteen 05, iourtcen DH. thirteen 0U and twelve tl1l. a distance of eighty one tS1 feet. Thence on line per peudlWlar to a point on the front line of lot twelve iI-l five and four tenths feet 541 from its northeast corner Co a point cf said lot twelve O2J siAt four feet uD feet on Gem tra alerue Thence to a pOmt on front lime of lot twelve O2J Co d point seven and ,isht-tenth9 I1SJ feet from the Northeast corner thereof; Thence along the fronts ol lots welye 12 thirteen O3l. fourteen OlJ and fifteen tf5J a distance of one hundred and thirteen and tWoIeuths t1l32) feet to the point Q. be.mning. Being lots thirteen GD and fourteen UD and parts of lnts twelve G2J anc fifteen lI5l ot block eieht-nina tSD Of the City of Ho. Springs, as eur- ,eyed, mapped and plated uy the c S. Hot Springs Commission Wilh all the rights and privileges thereun- Co bolonainr
 Terms of sa,e To be sold at pub lic auction, Co the highest bidder. on credit Q. three months, purchaser to give bond with approved security, and lien to be retained on said real estate 10 secure payment Of pnr- | chase money
 Win mX hand as sheritf of Gar lari county, A.kunsas, this the lafh day of December, 1918
 B. 0 SMITH. sheriff.
 By W, CURL, D $.
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PROCLAMATION.

And Writ Of 9 Special Election,
 Proclamation of the Governor Of the State of ArEJnsai. for d sfctid. lection to be held ,H the various VOL ing precincts throughout the state of Arkansas in the various counties thereof. for the adoption or rejection of the constitution as drafted by the Constitutional Convention for the State of Arkansas in accordance with the provision al Act Number Ninety Nine of the Genera! Assembly of the State of Arkansas. approved y the Governor of said state on the ltth day of February A. D. 1911.
 THE STATE or ARKANSAS TO THE SHEklFFS AND BOARDS or ELECTION COMMISSIONERS or THE VARIOUS COUNTIES IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS GREET INGS
 WHEREAS. The General Assembly of the State of Arkansas at its 1911 session passed an Act being Act Number 9g. approved by the Governor Of said State ol the l6th day of Feb ruary i9l7 providing for the calliug of Constitutional Convention for the purpose of drafting a constitution for the State of Arkansas, 10 meet in the uall Of the House of Representatives in the State Capitol in the City of Little Rock. at 2 M, Monday, No Tem5er l9, l9lG and
 WHEREAS. said Constitutional Con- yontion did convene at said time and place, and
 WHEREAS. said Constitutional Con- vention did draft a constitution for said S,ate of Arkansas ana
 WHEREAS. on tae 25th day of Sep tember l9IS. said Convention aid designate the }lth day Of December A. b, 1918. a8 the day and date upon which the Constitution proposed by said Convention should be submitted Go the electors of this State for adop- don or rejection and
 WHEREAS. said act No % of the Gen ral Assembly of the State of Ar kansas, provides that the Governor Of this State shall designate the date of said election by said Contention issue his proclamation ordering said special election throughout he Stata
 NOW. THEREFORE, ]. Chas H BroIRh, Governor Of the State Of Ar kansas, by virtue of the authority vetted in me under Che Constitution and laws of said state and in pur euauCe with the provisions of said Act hereby desgnatos the lith day of Do emher l0ts as iho date for saii special election in Che various vot- ing precincts and wards In each of le counties of Che state of Arkansas for Che adoption or rejection o1 lao
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that the mn dersigned will apply 10 the Legisla- ire of the State of Arkansas, at it's 1919 session asking that a special Act be passed by said Legislature, which all the right, title and interest of the state of Arkansas to the lands timber and other assets and property owned by the Michiga Lumber Company, an Arkansas cor poration. at the time Of the surrender of it's charter, De divested out of the State of Arkansas, and vested in Se- curty Trust Company. of Detroit, Michigan, as Administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Alvin M Bentley, deceased or in such other company or person as may at that time be the Administrator of the es- tato of said deccaseu.
 This November 10, 1918
 w, D. BROUSE.
 Attorney for Security Trust Con-
 pany, as Administrator as afore-
 said 1I-22 1mo
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COMMISSIONERS S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance Q. the authority and directions contained in the deeretal order of the Chancery Court of Garland county, made and entered on the 26th day of September A. h., 1918, in a certain cause tNo 6350J then pending therein between Augusta Culbert complain ant and James E. Hoguc and lrma c Iiosue ct al, defendants, tho under signed as Commissioner of said Cour. wiil offer for sale at public vendue Co the highest bidder, at the West front door or entrance of the County Courthouse, in which said Court is hold :n the County Of Garland within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales. on the 25rd day of December, A. n 1918. the following described real estate to-vIt.
 A part or lot twelve (l2) in block one hundred and forty Two Q42) in the city of Hot Springs, in the Stata of Arkaus1e described as folloHS: Commence 1t the common corner of lot eleven G1 and twelve O2) in said block on Arbor street and run thence in northeastcrly direction along the dividing line lot twelve O2) and Ar bor street fifty one GID feet; thence in a southtasterly direction one hun- dred and fifty G50) feet. more or less. to the dividing line between said lot twelve and Craig street, at a point eighty-thrce tS3l feet northeasterlY from the common corner of lots eleven llD and twelve l21; thence in a somhwesterly direction along the di- viding line between said lot twelve and Craig street, eis5ty three (S3) feet Co said common corner ofs lots eleven CID and twelve. 09; 1hence in a northwesterly direction along the Git ridiDg lines between said lots eleven GD and twelve O2J one hundred and fifty G0D feet more or loss to the place of be@inuiug.
 Terms of sale: On credit of three months, tre purchaser being require0 10 execute a bond as required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause. with approved seCur- ry bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from date of sale until paid. and a lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the pay meut of Che purchase money
 Given under my aand this 22nd day of November A D 1olS.
 F. w. ROWLES.
 Commissioner in Chancery
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department or the Interior.
 r $ Land Office at Little Rock, Ark
 December t4, 1918. Notice is herely given that Roy A, Nawter, of Iioman, Arkansas, who, on August n. 1916. made homestead en- try No. ol34S9. for SW II NE 1.l, Section 31, Township 1 N., Rang 20 w., 9th Principal Meridian, ha' fled notice of intention 10 make com. mutation proof, to establish claim e the land ahove described, before L. $ Commi sionor. Ii Tot springs. Arkan- sas, on the 3lst day Of January 1919. Claimant names da witnesses Jethrn Heron. of Cedar Glades. Ar Ransas; Frank Widmdn, of Cedar Clades, Arkansas Henry Medcaff, ot Cedar Glades, Arkansas George Her ron, or Cedar Glades, Arkansas
 JNO w. ALLEN,
 Register.
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LEGAL NOTIcES

..ad entry >o oll@sG tor T. Is >N '-1 sW l-l SN f.f INV 1.t sW i., Sec and $ l.s NE J.f sE f.l .1 $ i-t ST. l-l section Township F. N Range 70 " 5th pruc.pa, Meridian has flied notice af aanag .a mt, ,hreo year Proof to csjabH.a l5m | t1s land above described heIorc Commiss oncc at Hot Spr1as. >r kansas. on the rd day Of December fnIN
 Claimant names ae witnesses. Hay wood smith. Of JcssIotiue Ark. Ton NcRoy or JcssicyiIc Ara Albert ]. Nagby of Jeesievlc ArN Napoleai nar-. of JesseNue. Ark
 John W Allen.
 Register
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WARNING ORDER

In the ghancery Court of Garland county Ark Clara Mooney plain tiff. }s R. II. Mooney defendant The defendant fL Mooney warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer tHe complaint of the plain Tiff. Clara Mooney
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of Novcm- her 13l6
 r w. BOWLEs. Clerk
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office at Little Beck, Arkansas, No Vember P, 1918.
 Notice is herecy given that Bcnia- min J. SIndeu. of Cedar Glades. Ar kansas, who o4 YJau I9 lela made homes cad entry No olo- for Sr l-I Nw l-f and x 1-2 a8. l-l Sec tiaJ I1, Township ] \, Range 2J w. 7lh Principal Aloriaian, has Tiled mo- tire Of intention to make thrle-year proof to establish claim 10 the land above d5scrihed before U < Com missioner at Hot spr.nss Arkansas, on ,ho 3o,h ay of December 1918.
 Claimant names as Wiuessas Ma Iion Kelly of Cedar Glades Arkansas James M S Merriott. Of Cedar Glades. Arkansas llueh Johnsou of Cedar Ghdes, Arkansas. and Jodn l.. Holmes or Jesserille. Arkansas
 JOHN W. ALLEN. tTuceday) Register
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LEGAL NOTIcEs

Noa..l Hr1.ose4 ay -aiu Gone huuU ruuvanlIaa " TESTIMONY NfEBEor. h3rr tar.na -n. nay hand s1a caused t1 In affNta tla Ggaal ~aI oI ~.ar, u iae Executive Chamber B. lnla bae. AtNHu-a- this t1e ,.rten,t dag u' October. iti>
 CHANLE~ f EUOJ6U.
 Governor ICY THE GOVERNOR.
 TOM J. TERBAlL
 Secretary of state
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ApgICE ID FLU"
 GONVALESCENTS
SPAIN AND ENGLAND REPORT INCREASE IN TUBERCULOSIS AFTER INFLUENZA
 EPIDEMIC.
| s. Pubic Health Service Warns Public Against Tuberculosis. One Million Cases TubeTcu- IoSis in United StateS-EaCh a SOUce of Danger.

irfuenz5 Convalescents Should Have Lungs ERamined--Colds Which Hang On Often Beginning of Tuberculosis. No Cause for Alarm if Tuberculosis Is Recognized Early-Patent Medi- oines Not to Be Trusted.
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NOTICE FOR RE PUBLICATION
Department of the ln,erior U. S. Land
 Office at Little Rock Arkausas, No ,5a.r-ba. -n f1ec

Department of the ln,erior U. S. Land
 Office -at Littla Rock Arkansas, No ver1bcr 29, 1918
 N3Gcc hereby given hat Neal tshef ol Ce4. GIadcs. Araau aa. who on O,touct 2o IaIs and Aaeu-, g9. i416 made or.-ina aud additional entries Noe U}1IaI and ol35l} < 2 $ .-4 NE II SWI-INI.2sE EJ-f SW l-l. B i-2 SEE l.t -W l-i. \ I-2 $ l-- ND 1-} sNI- N 1-2 NEl-I SW {. aE I.i NV f.l and SW l.l NV l-t section 22 Township x. Range -0 w 5,u pdiucirai Meridian has fIei notice o, nteu4na Co Ha.a three Eeer proof n g..aal.eh claim 10 the land above described before L $ Conn mi- iouer at Hot Springs Arkm-as on Che 7th day ol Imup 1919
 Claimant ntnrae as wiuce os. James Hloahcr os Cedar 5ia3es tr..- lfou ton EjcharI on <. Celr 5lades. Ark Aaron Grave. o Cedar 1aaea a Ark: EandoIau Graves of Cedar Gadcs Ark
 JOHN w. ALLEN. tIue7) Register
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NOTICE FOR REPUBLICATION

Department co tno Interior v & Ian
 office at Little Rock, Arkansas, oc. ober 2l. 1918
 Notice h hereby siyen that Thoma q Parker. of ssIeyilie Arkansas who on oetoberA i9ii, made home
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Use biggets Goluen Tip Tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only frran tho early flowery plekings. which in tais country Is tound 10 but few of the most exclusive gtores. and then at prices varying from s2.0O to {5o0 pound. Price T .00 a pound For sale by R q MoI' Fs Drug Co phnno 9i2 s10.tf
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Office Phone Residence Phon roc 542
 OR. B R. WALLS Diseases of Women and Children Office Ark. National Bank Bldg. Residence 3ll Park Avs.
 City calls answered

Put up some eggs this season Sc how easy and cheap lt is You vii continue the practice every year az you can fruit. Egg Preseryer soc pc pint. soc per quart. Schneck Dru Co Phone No. . 9-5-tf
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Keep your eggs now and put theg up in Egg Preseryer. Ono pint w.l keep thirty dozen eggs S0c per pint 50c per quart schneck nrug co Phone No T. e-5-t
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lnar Ann rntlnn

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 can lta Ha We0.in san. t.'na f. .. VT. LOST two "..- #ea -s ne
 uo,u n.tg .ru dman .
 ur .a..A as l..H N uaer
 t. N Johnson ~cmn. s,-..I olj.r $lHaH I.var' #1> LOST Between Tu.a-od hr.e and sims -r'aas s.ore 1 -.aJ brooch al.h NIanl.rj cent R uw and I.e.I .. reward at lawu-.uu Nu.rl i.E
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Buy yonr Christmas candy at Lem ly's Dfag store. l2-ll~sf.
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< Beware tuberculosis after in- ! t flueu1a. No need to worry If : ' }ou take precautions in time |
 Don't diagnose your own con | ditIoh Have your doctor exam ! ' ue your lungs several times at : < monthly intervals Build up yodr I Y strength with right living, good ! food and plenty of fresh air ! Dom waste money on patent ! T medicines advertised to cure tu- ! < bcreuloSiS l < Become fresh-air crank and I euJcy life !
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EnR RENT

FOR RENT Nice fGree room. o.,.aee Wl-h 'at-e alcep.n mgl -ls. uat.r. l.-t- Io permanent pla a ar month Arb la.- Central at me helar" ~ a m. mornings or pau.
 
 ICN B.N -'I...4 -< r.4 c.- ts-e ls-J tcaDt aeCat. G..et i-.". I-.is-.t.A FOR RENT Modern room cota-e, Iae Kirk 5. lhoua 2s9. I.-e.rt. s--.---.-----.-----x ------------.-----
 FOR SALE
 FOR SALE Two Da1oo pa-e ren- outh Roel, pallets and two ,aa.eIs Apply l56 Crest -trec. lg-1I-fr FOR SALE-Cberralet raa5~,or 1e-. Al condition Newly painted Nev tire<, bumper .ra racs c.t-mt Tal 1896 l--Is..f FOR sAlE F1l-uo8ed brom l- horn ,hchens Phone 2aoo
 II5.e, FOR SNE- Heaaua# g.eh- ru1m hanealaW in heart of iue woods. Twenty minutes walk from r. 0. E.aslatiF frHehcls electric E-hts rauu Wa,eI two 3a,b- mu.cp. uI concrete iouuauoa. e. acres of beautiful grounds best aualNlel miu er3l spring io city 2aea4e. u.o horse uugsE saddle yard dog chic ans See pictures Jones & Dauss Arkansas Trust Co. I2-l-I FOR SALE Reg. uo.. Jc.se. pies for hraoaiU- Qurno.oa uae 9u female. Defender and orion types. from five weeks t5 five months odd Aaaru Valley Land eomprs aI Central avenue. Hot s4iu-s, \rNu sas I2-ia-tt FOR sALE-GIts uaud Painted China sets or eng t F1luoaa street, Happy Hollow j2-i2-2N --------------.-------- ----- --------.---- FOR SALE-Team of horses, wagon and harness at hall tho cost, SIX months ago Phone 9527. Il-l0-tl FOR SALE Very fine furnishings of a 4-roam apartment at sacrifice. Ask w T Hawkins Phone 203.
 FOR SALE-fito passeuqef UOB~. first class condition at a rmarEaJie price luauird NagNg Stree. Garage OF phone l5t1 I-.IN-tif FOR SALE An ideal io for hotel or apartment house. within hli laC1 ct court house on HafUome street between Qudpaw and Ouachitd 55 feet fr9nta4e, l4J feet deep i> feet frontage on HaMt horne srce 4#e feet deep 5G feet wide in rear Wil take Liberty bonds at par CT cash. Address N Nlldstelu. Moscow, Ark
 12-iN-lm FOR SALE small farm. five room cetta2e, oam and wal ..u minutes walk Of race rack Owner lao Heu ueiso on avenue t--I>. in FOR SALE-lo acre farm. For par ticulars phone C6J 12-l-tm
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sertiael.RecOra s.ass,,ea advsrt.4.
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FOR sALE-l0 acre farm. For par
 ticulars phone GGJ 12-!-tm
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CIt lt-N -'l...ra sis uu r.- ta-e ls-1 oca..1. a.Cu. Ipt i-...- |..tt-s.h
 FOR RENT Modern room cu.ta-a. Ie Kirk ST. lhoua 2So. r.-e .ft
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A s VI ittfN i+A-t'f Commissioner in Chancery
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25

days during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Henry and
son of Kirksville, spent Sunday witt
Mr.. and. Mrs. Edd Clark.
Misses Alberta and Patsy Ander.
son were in Stanford, Saturday to
see Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
Miss Annie Margaret Elkin left
Monday morning for Lexington,
where she will review her work.
Mrs. Emma Daniels and children
were in Stanford Saturday to see
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Phillips.
Miss Florence johnson of State
University, spent the week end
with her mother, Mrs. Lula Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Getty of
Covington, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs, Adolph Joseph, the past
week.
Misses Katherine Buckner and
Faustine Cooper are here the at
tractive guests of Miss Margaret
Cook.
Mrs. Virgil Klnnaird left Sunday FOR
Louisville 10 join her husband. Lieut..
Kinnsird who is stationed at Camp
Taylor.
Mrs. Joe Francis, Misses Elizabeth
Anderson and Margaret Carr motor
ed to Lexington Sunday for
few hours.
Mr.. Willie Mae Elliott of Tran
sylvania University, spent the week
end with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Elliott.
Mr.. Charlie Sanders has returned TO
Akron Ohio. where he holds a good
position, after visit to his mother,
Mrs. Sallie Sanders.
Mrs l.. Manuel. Mr. George Todd,
Misses Jennie Wheeler, Fanny Nc
Clure and Beatrice Rich, motored to
Richmosd. Thursday
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25

Miss Gladys Frisbie was in Danville
last THURSDAY.
Miss Tommie Francis was a visitor
in Danville, Friday.
Rev. Frank finder. of Lexington,
was a visitor here Sunday.
Mr.. John Brown was visitor
at his home in Harrodsburg Sunday.
Mrs. W. B. Burton and Mrs.
Wood Burnside were in Danville,
Tuesday.
Mrs. William Anderson continues
quite i'll at her home on the DAN
vile pike.
Assdsmes Edd Price and Arch
Kavanaugh were visitors in Dan
viz. the past week.
et. and Mrs. Green Clay Walker
have returned from ten days stay at
Martinsvillv Indiana.
Mr.. George Todd motored to Be-
rea, Sunday and was entertained
by Miss Sallie 0gg.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. thinner and chill
dren OF Lexington spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. r. thinner.
Ashley swope. who holds good posi-.
ton at Akron Ohio. is here with ans
mother, Mrs Bright Herring
Miss Pearl Dieterson was the week
end guest of Miss Gladys Frisbie q,
suburban home on Banvilie 81.
Corporal Ire Hamilton, Of Camp
Zachary Taylor. was here for q Few
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25

Mrs. J. R. Mount visited rela-
tives in Danville, this week.
Miss Elizabeth Gibbs, is in Louis
vile this week, under the care Of an
eye specialist.
Judge Homer Batson Of Louisville
was a guest Of his father, Mr.. r. II.
Batson, last Sunday.
Prof. J. W. Cook Of Stearns. Ky,
was a visitor in our city for few
days the past week.
Miss Ida Pennington, Of the tele-
phone exchange, visited her par
ents in London last week.
In renewing his subscription t,
the Record, our good friend and
former countyman, j. W. Ramsey,
of Washington, Ind, says his good
county has done cover the tor"
with the Third Liberty Loan" being
apportioned s2s1,0O0 and already
has been subscribed s4s9.OO and he
hopes to see old Garrard do her duty
along this aptriotic line.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Harrison, of Danville, to Mr..
Charles Pickett Holton, of Chicago.
the ceremony taking place in Dan
vile last Saturday afternoon, is of
interest to great many here, the
bride being the youngest daughter
Of Mr.. James NJ. HARRISON, who at
one time taught school in this city.
and has many friends here who
remember him so pleasantly. The
bride is very attractive and ac-
young lady. MIR. Hol-
ION is young business man and
will make their home in Chicago.
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The Voice ofLincoln

1--WE accepted this wor for a .uortly
object, and the lDar lUW end yhen that object
70 attained. Under God, hope it DiH not
end until that time"
Fifty-four years ago when many people we're
asking, as some asking today what was the use
Of the war, Abraham Lincoln replied in the above
stirring words.
The voice of Lincoln can be heard in America
today. His appeal is for us to keep up the
struggle until the object Of the is obtained and
the world is made safe for democracy.
Every person in this country has distinct
share to do and YOUR share is to buy LIBERTY
BONDS to provide the United States Government
with the necessary money for carrying OH the war
to a successful end.
The more Bonds you buy, the quicker will
the war end and the more American soldiers will
return homo safe and sound.
These American soldiers are riskins their
lives, but the buyer of LIBERTY BONDS does
not even risk his money. When you buy
LIBERTY BOND, in addition to the salts faction
Of performing your patriotic duty, you ge, the best
investment in the word-s United States Govern
ment Bond, guaranteed by the richest nation in
the world.
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WI 'ohh Denton is improving.
is o. W. Aeey Oh stanford W.
III ''''''"s'er "eu''shay'
Mr.. w. b. Turlev Of RicbrorJ
was a visitor in Lancaster uonIa,.
SIR. Arthor Josepb Of Somorsot !.
visiting his mother. nv. Flioobo,,
Joseph.
from visit to her daughter. Jrs
j. W. Acey, Of Stanford.
NJ , ~
" DeN'oh Oh rant Lick'
daughter, Mrs. V. A. Lear.
NJ
., pisL. oa''.es anu "ii'er Lackey'
e. 80 w "eie 'ne week ehd WIS.,
mi,
many i'e"us Vi MI ION
~ ,i,. - VIM oe Soiiy 70 iearh CT
.9 ','"eSS At MS nome on LeNngt' ID
-,
81, anu ."is 'iih emerson oil
-. '"' are mere tor
~ D ~ Aiuersoh mothcr'
AZ, -, 49,,
- 80. e''l'' "'.'' ""d nei
- 49, ann 'h'. iu'H ana
Hi'" "eie entertainer py
Mr. ana MRS Ben Ballard motored
through from Cincinnati, Sunday and
spent several days with their parents,
MIS- walker carter and interest
ing twins, were pleasant guests last
week OF Mrs. Carriers parents, Mr..
MT ana Mrs A. II. Rice and Mrs.
LOUIS Landram motored from Rich
mond IND, last week and are the guests
MRS. Fred Neighbors, OF Louis I
VINE, arrived TINS week and Is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. .
MRS. Luther Gibbs and Miss Eliza J
oeth Gibbs went to Stanford last
thursday TO see their aunt Mrs. J. Z.
hays, who has been quite sick.
MISS Annie Koyston OF Chicago
liiihois' is expected the last OF the
week Tor a ten days visit to her par
eh's' MI ana MIS- j. A. Royston'
NJ Chor,os u,pob, -. -
orange Ny, was the guest last
thursday and Friday OF Mrs. J. X.
Mount and MI H. 4. McRoberts.
Mr. p T waILor u,ho has hoon
,r;,b bic s;s,or NJ w n D.
Tor several months, returned to his
nome IN Niehoiasvllle, THIS week.
Mrs p + urdsor u,s ,os.oss ~
, for,i,y ro,,ior uondov :, hou
a, hor .on NJ VIII Ill, -
left TINS week Tor South America.
Nv and nrs n d uo,., o
Ii,,Io .on I,,,o. ,,;,,o. ii M.
Tbos NJ val snont Cat,rJa,,
,i,,h, u;th tho;r - NJ, W. -
clark.
Mrs. uorrv 1Io,I al n P....,
80 -, Ta.;r.t
Sa,urdou - - a.. - ~
,irs II - brshanJ preS IL
Lloyd.
MI,
- wa OU',l' '''' 'i1,ie D,""-
'n"" ""N i' Iusene ntnuSia"
-. p. Wv NJ" NJ ."H M, ~ h,ns, 'iie' 'ne
NJ Ioon,ul p.o.. A.
University Of VIRGINIA who y.s ,ho
week end guest Of Miss Mr. Lao
ear has raturred 20 b;s hona n
u, n
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YOU'LL. find 1T IN THIS COLUMN.

Rooms for rent. Miss Fannie Bishop.
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For Fresh milk. see Boyd lson or call
phone SSs-M. 4 lS-3t-pd.
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WANTED: 500 locust posts at once.
If. A. II. Basin and Son.
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FOR SALE 100 barrels of corn in
shuck. near Judson Ky.
N. ii. Bogie, Lexington Ky.
| 4-1S-2 2. mo
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25

Barred Plymouth Eggs 75c
for setting of 10.
Luther Raney, Lancaster,
Ky. Phone 329-H.