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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
Filth nsv-Fridas, Feb. Is.

Filth nsy-Frida,. Feb. Is.
James W. Andes. executor o! Ly dis
NJ. Fortune. deceased. final se.tIsmen.
John +. Evans, executor oi I. II &.
Paul, deceased. annual settlement.
Mo,l:e Nicholson, Administrative
of sTha.irs l.. Nicholson, deceased,
tsnAl settle eHa.ut.
!, Jas. A. Henson, Judge and ex.
oficis clerk oi the Probate Court O!
Warrington County, Missouri, Dc
hereby certify ,hxt tie above And
foregoing is n true copy o. the settle
nent dockc, Tor the February terra,
1920, ~ .slir as same srpesis o! re-
cosd In my office; In testimony where.
u. l h.seunso set my hard and shx
The sal 81 said court At my ofSre In
Potosi. Missouri. this 3ish day oi
oeeSin bes. ialQ. "
Jas A. HENSON.
Juhse and ex uMcic Clerk OF the
Seal rsotate Cour
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
MISSOURI STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
Notice 10 Contractors.
po.osi. Missouri.

po.osi. Missouri.
Sealed proposals. addressed
20 tie County Clerk. ro,osi
Missouri. and endorsed 'propo
sal for constructing Tor inrroe
ngiS.ate Road. Project No Al, "
will he received by the State
Highway Board until sso o''lucs
u ~, on the secowa day uG f'ol
rusry, 1870. aud a. that ,iu's
viii be publicly opened and read
II the Court House.
The proposed work irclusc
grading. constructing cc!y. r's
And Il gravel surface 10 feet IN
width, to- ether viii any Other,
tncitienta. work on The Stale
Road from the north line nt ,h,.
ro'osi Special Road District
south n distance OF 3 ID miles.
Plans aud specifications are on
lIe aud taay b, inspected In tha
office q. The County Clerk or al
the e..ices of the State Highway
Department. JEFF ersou Ci,y.
Missouri.
A setof plans and specifics
.ions may be obtained from the
andersigned upon deposi, of ten
dollars $1,000. which amount;
viii be refunded II both plans
and specifications are returned
in good condition within ten days
after date Of awarding the con.
tr.,ct.
Proposals shall be submitted
upon blank forms provided for
the purpose b. the unde rsigned.
and shall oe accompanied by .
certified cheek. for tSl five per
ent Of the amount OF the bid.
The right is reserved by the
State Highway Board to reject
Any or all bids.
ALEXANDER ". GRAHAM.
0ts@s Highway Esgissss.
JoDnGnon 0HD. MAnnnnal.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT
No,,eo IA hereby given 60 al! credit.
afs and Others .ntesested IN The estate
o! William a. Lore, Geceastd. that !.
re nnaersisued adnsinlsisattix. iu.
tend 10 make tsnss settlement at such
estStc 81 ;!sc gex. term q! The fsDhat.
cua,; q! Washington County. Mis-
son'., 10 te held a; tu.os!, in ssid
snunix aud STATE. beginning the
serond Monday In feht. AIRY, 1920.
RnoIaA LORE. Aam.DisiiAts.n.
jsaaasy .. 1890
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
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u Vas 60 essasals no e.stoxtxs stews
whzsrs~s. bat sinssay record ef what
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

A Missouri man has just been
released from the ;Ha.teLt.sry
after serving nineteen months
for having obtained - cents hy
frauh. This guy paid l,sas,
penalty Tor being too s,icayan!si
In his criminal method. II hs
had gone in pa,rio,icalIy for a
government. war contract ~
arauli have capped "A million q,
two and got away with /. uahlu
de- red aud ws,hog. reprusch,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

Some Of our prominent Demo
cratic leaders are springinz the
old bsnk agsin that the G. o. p.
II the party Of the piutocracy
and IL dominated by Wall Street.
This Is working the cry OF stop
thief with the hope OF turning
attention from the real rascals
while the political campsign II
on. II 10 \ notorious fact and
one utterly dIscrediting this
charge OF Republican WallS.rset
intrigue, that during the past
seven years Of the Wilson ad.
ministration more new pluto
crats we're created than bad
sprung into being during all the
previous history Of the nation,
and the muitimiilionaires OF the
Rockefeller Norean s t b " b
type, that existed when the Re
publican party went ont OF
power, have swollen their for
tunes immensely under the
fostering favor Of the Democrat
10 party. Wall Streets interna,
al bankers hasa oil along backed
MP Mr.. Wilson's scheme Of
internationalism for the security
OF their European war loans.
and urged the ratification ol the
peace treaty ON the basis that
the American military power
might be used TO insure the
payment Of their loans. but 50
far they have not been abla t.
command Senator Lodge aud
his Republican, colleagues in the
Senate, who are locking their
game. President Wilson al the
beginning OF his administrator
took Col. House, his unoific!ai
con tsaenligl" adviser. ro III
Wall Street. he took Vim. G. Nc
Adco from Wall Stree, for his
secretary O! the treasury. and
latterly, he took bernard Ba
rucls FROM Wall Stree, 10 Paris |
with hin. /, was Mir. Bavach \
particular mission ON this trip
IN safeguard Wall Streets snsn
csas methods al the peace con
fetence. for which service MIR. |
Wilson incidentally handed hin, |
n little honorarium al $3.50, 900
from bis expense tuad. Wall
Hsveae domination Of tie Repub
lseaa party
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
NOTICE oF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Nplite Ia tetehy et,en 80 all credit.
ots Il niaess interested IL The estate
.! ~ dAs NJ, tustnpe, dsssk..c, that
|, 'hc nuastssgtea e1eeesos, Intend
tn make aaal settlement os rrcti estate
al tbe HesI, term III The Probate tuut,
Il Wellington County. Mssseuii. L.
st negj Il i'.tt,,si. in said couats sa,l
state. tcKtantne The scesEt Mvross
,n February, i..D.
Jt<, ". A>pEs, Executor.
.HnoHsy 5. 1850,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT

Notice il hetth, given to alt credit
ore aud others interested III The estate
OF Henry Z. Akess. insane. th., |.
the undersigned guardian al sssS ia.
sane person. intend to make tinsl
settlements Of such csta,s =. the r.x'
term OF the Probate Court oi Wash.
inxt"n Coanty, Missouri. to he held
u fe.s-si. In said county ard state.
Beginning the second Monday In
February. lpsn.
WE. d. Akgns. Guardian.
January .. Issc.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

Third Day-Wednesdsy, Feb. II.
Edith Lewis. admipistrxirix OF
Charles W. Lewis. deceased, fDsI
settlement
Nellie Allen. sdnipis:,a.,ix G. Ps.
trick McAiipden, deceased, Gpxl sei.
tiemept.
Hattie Z. Adams. guardian Ken.
meth Adams, minor annual settle.
inert.
ChAs. Aubuchon, guardian o' Eddie
J Aubuchon, minor. annual settle
tnent.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

State Of Nissoasi. County ei
Washington. .-ss. In the Cir
csit Court. ths March term. Igeu
Otis Jarvis. pIaissis.
~.
zslia Jarvis. dsfeadans:
Action for Divorce.
The 6ss,s Of Missoari.. 70 the
above named dsfsndsEt, greet
inga: You are hereby sosifssi
shat the plaintiff. by bis attorney.
has this day fiea his petition
and ansdavit In the eiscrit ceurs
OF Washington C'osn.y, Mi.sourf,
alleging among other things that
the defendant has ab.eonded or
abse uted herself from be. usual
place Of abode in this ssate xac
that the ordinary process OF ikx
cannot be serEed upon her In this
state.
Wherefore it is ordered BY the
undersigned clerk o. the csrcni;
court, in vacation. tnat laid de
fendsns bs notified by publsca
tion that plaintiff nas coz neae-
ed al action against her In this
court, the object and general rs
ture Of which is 10 obtain si5
vorce from the bonds Of nasr.
mony heretofore cou.rscsec wit-
said defendant, Zelia' Jarvis. cs
the grounds Of desertson szG
har!ng aossatad h=rsei. tro19
the plaintiff vlthpu. rsssonst3s
cause for the space Of more tta 2
one yesr. and ;Ls. unless sass
said defendant he and appear IL.
proper person before this colri
at The next regular term Thereof
TO be begun and bolsea u. the
court house In the City @. Po:os1,
10 said county and state on thQ
irst Monday in March, 1920. ard
on or beforeihe third day @: said
term. il the same shall SO long
answer or plead TO the
petition of plaintiff i1 said cause,
the sAre will he taken ~ cor
fes>ed. and ;ud4ner rendered
thereon according ;o tie prayer
thereof.
And 1T in farshsr ordered that
\ copy hereof te published AZ
eorsiing to ixw In the pososs
Journal \ newspaper puaaiSn@da 10
said Coun,y Of Washington. .or
four week suecassayely. pa ol.s1
I'd =, !ea$. once Il week. the la:
insertion TO he a. .eas. .illee1 /
days before the srst Gay II .he
said next March term et this +!
court.
Jos. CHEsSS WELL,
Clerk ogthe Circuit Cocrs.
4 true cory from sae record
Witness my hand aud the seal
o. the circuit court O. Washing
Ion Coar,y. Mlsson-. ,Las 9Th !
day of January. 1890.
lSeall JOS CgEss WELL
Clerk os the Circuit Court.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

X1lle at . AaAcw ace <s~nsng !
aaAs tAs sexsaiasssSs Il . yesse
saan xhs ashsA ~ take ~ Assne.
Wllss taIkins st.eas csaersas thsaxN
ws eans uppn The sshs<es e swiixsaa
He ~ ~ - uas sasfs . xhurwA
nsmase cd Asd sfsxstsd ehsreh res
s;asty. Ay tcsks s~esss rxshw r~'
llrteas sna0sssvsA ! sAid wtthsse
sAAahing. "ysa sss lwss the ktsd 10
Q aorn-nu ~ Vssess ass knsslas
ARs ~ s~As ~ sa1 ss4s1 -
- 0Du1G-nDuhnnnA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

Frat Day--Monday. February 9th.
VIM. ". Akess. Rsasdian oi Henry
u. Aksss. insane, fnai settlement
Janet w. Settle. guardian OF Cliff
lord Barton u A.. minors. annual
settlement.
VIM. II. Martin, guardian oi Frank
A. Martin. minos. annual settle euasnt
Monte Dsciue, guardian OF Everett
Deeiue a sl.. minors. annual settle
ment.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
NOTICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT

Na;ice is her.a, given su all credit
ors and n:hers interested In III. estate
al Charles ". i.esis. e~cess.S. thar
/. the undersigned aam,ni.sFs, IL.
intend 10 msse Gnsl ssssl~nsen, OF
sncA estx,c Al 'ae eex: terr RI The
Probate Cnau ol Washins,oa Ccassy.
Missouri. b. he held at fo,css. in
said county ar: state. tsgii ri, g the
steo ii Monday Ia Fsh,essr. U-v.
Ens-a l.swI>. .Aausui.srstsix.
January s, 1850,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

Second Day-Tuesdsy. Feb. 10.
Katie PinSon, guardian Katie Pin.
son. minor. annual settlement
Mary E. Harris, guardian Lillian
Harris ea a.. minors. annual settle
ment
Willis l.. Tilison, administrator oi
Roland II. Tilson, deceased. FINAL
settlement.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
NOTICE OF fiNA,. SETTLEMENT

NOTICE OF fiNA. SETTLEMENT
Notice ~ hctye, given 81 ell credit.
ets aud Others interested Ia ese estate
of Patrick NeAlinasn. oseeatss. that
I. tAs andessisued saainisssassis.
intend 10 maks dnsl seuts@snt 81
saeh estate at ti.s eex, ,ssm ii The
Prostate Cpa,s of wsshspgtSu ceossy.
Missessi. 10 ~ hssd ~ f'pscsi. il
said eesssy aud ssass. bsxississ %
sss sseeaa hesess ts February. leee
Nslasa AAlxs. A1mtatsssaasis.
AasealS 4 -
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

Clothing man anufacturers and
dealers having put tho price of
duds up 100 per cent and more.
md finding the protitesring
good, are now preparing 10 hand
the cons umer a little more Of the
same. II we knew where We
could dnd a ag Leaf we'd bid 'em
defiance.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

An exchange says: Wha.
makes times so hard for the
preacher is that the salary stays
II the figure named years ago
Ind high priced checkers aren't
sI,arirg the ministry any more.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
SptiVE or FINAL sEtIitNEN1

NOTICE. or FINAL sttIi-hMtNI
Notice is hereby given IN all cred i
nfs AID others intsses;s 1. 10 ,hs estate
si Alsa h.. Wood that /, the under.
signed al III Eiaist:stor. intend to max
anA. ssti., nseni u! such ests,. st th,
next term al the Probate Court ol
Nastane,un County, Nistou.l. To- b.
held si fctosi. in said county aud
state, beginning the second Monds.
in feesasf,. lEsQ.
+, A. Woop, Administrator.
January :. ia-p.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

The readiness Of the kepu bl.
cans IA accer. .ae President 4
cbailen..e ,o submit th. peac.
treaty TO the people Is. the next
election has taken oil! the wind
out Of the hlun already.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

Fourth Dsy-ThursdAy, Feb. IL.
Fred W. Nixon, admipistrstoI o!
George Fa,chett. deceased. fcaI set
Element.
Clara +. Flynn, acmiristrat,ix oi
Il. Y. Flynn. deceased, final settie.
nent.
=. A. Wood, aiminir.raio, Of Al,s
Il. Wood. deceased. final settlement.
kaoda Lore, sdmiais,Ys;ti1 u Vii.
liam A. Lore, final settle nent.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

Docket OF easss IN which settle
msuts are due from executors. 3D.
ministfstoss. guardians and easators
At the ensuing term of ths Pfobate
Court Of Washington County. Mis-
souvt, 70 be held n the court houes
In tbs city OF Potosi, beginning on
tbs second Monday In February. 1850
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

ell She lootsrs Of the war ipnd
we're pursued by the govern.
mens and their III gotten and
traitosous gains wYunv from
them II would cut our war
debt In half.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

".
Charles Biount, Robert BIonnt
Peter Blonrt. Mary Elizabeth
Bro~a. Maud Com tton,
Frank Moon, Lizzie Carr.
Moilis Keyes. Ida Ryan.
+, Werner Ryan, Lizzie STEPHENS
| Maggie Robinson. Ellen
| Keyes and Samuel Reed,
| Defendants.
State OF Missouri to the sbove
| named defendants, greeting:
\ You are hereby notified that
plaintiffs, by sbair attorney. have
this day flied their petition in
the circuit court OF Washington
County, Missouri. alleging. 4.
moug other things. .ha: the de-
PENDANTS. Moilie Keyes. Werner
Ryan. Lizzie Stephens. Maggie
Robinson. Ellen Keyes and SAM
uel Reed are non residents Of the
state Of Missouri and tha. the
ordinary process OF law cannot
be- served upon them III this
state.
Whereupon. i, 10 ordered by
the undersigned clerk Of the Cir.
cui, Court, in vacation, that said
defendants he notified by publ.
cation, tLa, plaintiffs have com.
nenced a sois agains. them in
this court, the object and gener
al nature OF which ~ TO obtain q
decree Of partition of the follow.
ing described real estate. situate,
! yjng and being In Washington
County, Missouri, to Wit:
The cas-. half o! the northwest
quarter Of section thirty three
s33l, township thirty seven t37l
north, range ore ID cast. coz
tanning eight, acres, uaore or
less:
Which said ac. on is rsturnabie
Oh the .irst day OF the yext reg.
u|ar term of ss.d court, 10 be
begun ard hcl4en a. the cour,
aouSe III the city Of po,osi, in The
coun'y ol Washington and state
II Missouri. which said dsy l.
ghe frs. day o! March, iga0,
when ard wllereyo may appear
ard defend such action; other.
wise plaintiffs petition will be
taken as confessed and jpde
men, rendered accordingly.
And it /, further ordered tia:
a cory hereof he published &c
cordlpg 10 Law. In the =, ,osl
Journal. newspaper pu olishea
IN said County OF Washington.
for four weeks succeSkiyely.
published at least once a week.
I he last insertion Ia be At leas,
fifteen days beIore the first day
II sad next March term Of this
court.
JOS. Cf.rsSWEI-1..
Cierk g. tiae Csrcai. Court.
4 true copy trom The record.
Witness ny band and The sea-
af the cIicIli cCuis of Washing.
ton tuGn'r. lbs TIC eth day o.
January. 1870.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

State Of Missopri. cosnsy Of
Washsngton. -ss. In the Circuit
Court. March Term, 1890.
Henry Blount aud
Maud BIoupt Repssin.
Piainti1s,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21

uyss dss'i saks IL Jssssal
- ~ aiss 81. - - assl
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-01-21
JOS If,rs SMELL.

C.erk Gt tiae Circuit Court.
/ ! true co9y from 'Ge record.
Witness NY band aud The sea
af the cIicIit tCust of Washing.
ton County, Tbs the eih day @.
January. 1870.
S al les Cef.@sw1s.i~
Clerk of ii a. Circuit Court,
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-04-15
Life Insurance Advertisement

The Commemorative Life In
surapce Co., of Louisville, j. L.
Hopkins district manager, OF
Winchester, have nice little ad
in this issue of the Times.
The Commonwealth is Ken
.rucky company, and for thisrea
son should be patronized. Ee
peeially when their dealings will
the policy holders are so fair anC
liberal. II you are thinking o'
taking out a life policy you GER
tainly should not pass this com
pany by.
Mr.. Hopkins will be in Clay
City one day out of every two
weeks and will be glad to explain
to you the operations of the com.
pauy's different policies.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-04-15
DR.. Irwin to Leave Us

We regret To announce that
DIR. Irwin has located at Heidel.
berg and will quit Clay City.
This leaves but one doctor at
Clay City and in this whole end
of the county. This is serious
situation with no hope for better.
ment.
DIR. Irvin rs splendid physi-
clan and splendid citizen. He
began his practice here and has
since then ever been with us ex.
cept wha, time he was with "Un-
Gle Sam" during the war. He
will be greatly missed and we
hope to see him some day return
to his old home where he will re-
ceive a welcome return.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-04-15
Hobert S. Russell Dies Of Burns

Uobert s. Russell died at the
Phoenix Hotel in Lexington at
$3.50 O'Clock Friday morning from
the burne he sustained in the oil
field near Torrent on Friday even
ing, April End. His remains were
taken to Louisville and inferred
Saturday afternoon at D o'clock
in Cave Hill cemetery. Just SIX
weeks previous to this hour he
was married to Miss Elizabeth
Quick, of Louisville.
His death came as surprise to
his friends as his burns were not
consideren seriour at the begin
ming, nor until within twenty.
four hours of his passing. His
sufferings were extreme at the
last.
Hobert was well known To Clay
City people, though he moved
with his father about fifteen
years ago to Louisville. He made
frequent trips back to his old
home, and thereby kept in touch
with us.
He is survived by young wid-
ow besides his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Russell,
aud two younger sisters.
The bereaved family has the
sympathy of a large circle of
friends in their old home, and all
join in regrets for the youn g
mans untimely death at his ear.
ly age of twenty three.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-04-15
Is The Fruit Killed!

This question is often asked by
everybody since we have had os
many frosts aud freezes. Some
say it is while others think IT
isn't. Apples are probably Sc.
cure, as they are not completely
bloomed out, hut as peach h es ,
pears and plums were in full
bloom when the freezes began,
it is most likely that they are
killed. Many Of them al least,
in some localities. Freezes much
harder ihau We have had this
spring came last year several
days later than this and killed
everything in all localities except
black berries. A few scattering
apples on well protected trees es.
capped.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-04-15

J +. Leach, of Levee, was IN
town yesterday.
w. d. Tbacker, of Winchester,
was here Saturday.
Harry l.. Russell spent the dav,
Tuesday, in Mt. Sterling.
Joe Mountz was business Wis
itor in Lexington Tuesday.
Mrs. j. K. Mers, of Winches.
ter, was in the city last Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. K ID. Conlee, of
Kiddvllle, visited relatives in the
city Monday.
John Willoughby, of Bowen,
visited his brother.in.law, l.. F.
Martin, Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. A. Easter, of near
Winchester, came up Tuesday to
visit relatives in and near Clay
City.
Harry Shattuck, of Jackson,
Miss, is spending a few days
with his family at the Red River
Hotel.
Miss Kate Daniel returned
home Friday after an extended
visit to her brother, Frank Dan.
iel, in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colson Black burn,
of Lexington, spent the week. end
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. Shintessei.
A. g. ShImfessel left Tuesday
for Mt. SterliEe@ where he will
reside with his sister, Mrs. Mary
Hall, and assist in the manage.
ment of her farm.
Mrs. Minria Faulkner and two
daughters, of Slade, were here
last Thursday the guests of her
sister law, Mrs. Carl Even,
and Mrs. Thos. Edge.
Reuben Townsend was at NADIA
Saturday. He came down TO Bow.
en- Saturday evening where he
attended meeting of the order
of the I. O. o. 4. lodge.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-04-15

Delinquent dog tax payers are
catching II at Winchester. We
learn. Circuit Court is going on
there and Judge Shackelford has
instructed the grand jury TO re.
turn indictments against all own.
ers Of dogs who have failed To
get license for them. AS Circnit
court hegins in Powell next
week, the delipquent dog tax
payer here had better look a
'leetle out" or he viii find an
hundred dollar hue against him.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-04-15
Car Of Farm Machinery Burns

II. G. Crabtree, together with
some Winchester dealer, had a
car of farm machinery in transit
10 catch fire and burn. OF course
Mr., Crabtree will get pay for the
machinery burned, but the i'll
convenience, besides the serious
loss, in the delay is considerable
on large farm like Mr.. Crab
tree owns and operates.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1920-04-15
Our Advertisers Crowding Us

Our advertising space lis run.
ming over this week, with much
of it left out. The Times turns
down considerable advertising
each week. Most of il on account
of it's Objectionable nature, some
of il because of lack of space,
and much of il because 1t is on
the bum. The bum days with the
printer are past.