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oJ v W I MIf It s Ii I X 1 Clover Timothy Blue Grass Orchard Millet Cane Corn and Hemp Seed GrassI o a Carlo ad Northern recleaned and clipped oats just rEceived The best roM Feed Etc I I IPrompt I BANKS HUDSON I wrnWnJfUWwtNI AJt J1Jfl1aiM CENTRAL RECORD Jsslued Weekly 100 per Year LOUIS LANDRAM Entered at the Post Office in Lancaster Ky at Second Cta88 Mail Matter Member oT Kentucky Press Association- and r Lancaster Ky February 23 1906 s PAINT LICK This is a local option town Mr Eli Estridge is quite ill of pneu ¬ moniaWalter Ilammackjvisited Richmond SundayMr E Williams left Tnursday for Los Angeles Cal Chenault Duncan of Richmond tv in our town Sunday Jas Dunn of Lancaster has move his family to this place Dr Carman is suITe ing from a car ¬ buncle on the back of his neck A B Estridge has returned from the city with a beautiful line of Sprint goodsMrs Tommie Thompson died on the loth and was hurried at Paint Lick cemetery MrRicharcls of Ripley 0 has taken E C Williams place as overseer In the warehouseA Kirk will lecture at the hall here on Monday night the 2Gth admission 15c 25c and 35c Misses Callie and Sallie Adams and brother Charlie were the guests of J A Beazley Undertaker Arterial and Cavity Embalming Full line of Caskets and Burial Robes al ¬ ways in stock Undertakers Parlor o n Danville street just above Presbyterian church Phone 111 s Mrs Pattie Engleman Sunday Mr Will Jones and Mrs Fannie Gar rard are inJessamineattended a house party at Miss Nannie Lowerys Paint Lick lodge of Ojd Fellows entertained the Lancaster lodge la Thursday Mrs Casenburg prepared an elegant supper which was vet much enjoyed by all who had the pleasure of being present The entertainment given by tl 1ec1 Christian Endeavor was quite a suc- cess ¬ realizing about 20 This socity has not been organized very long but is doing quite an effective work in the church a ttKYANTSVILLE Mr Tom Dunn was in Lexington 1 weekMr Tom Dunn sold a horse to Mr A T Scott 8 107 Quite a crowd from here attended court at Harrodsburg Monday Messrs Cleveland Rose and Jesse Perkins spent Sunday in T1 icholasviile Versaillesas is guest 011 ofd Cin us Eason Miss Martha Trimble of Fankto has been visiting M rs Colby T Jenk ii The Misses Aldridge of Stanfyrf e are with their sister Mr + Dr Durham Miss May me Lee Ballard returned home last week after a pleasant vi to relatives in Lexington Mrs B F Patton was in the moun tians last week where he went to buy t mulesMrs M E Fish of Crab Orchard is visiting her grand daughter Misses Mattie Mae and Lillian Leaven Misses Annie Kay Jenkins and Marine Ballard left Thursday for an extended visit to relatives in Ind- ianapolis and Noblesville Indiana Mr and Mrs R A McGrath Jr en ¬ tertained a cumber of their friends informally at a dance Tuevlay even- ing It was a most inj oble affair and every cne had a delightful ti m Mrs McGrath is one of our most pop- ular young matrons tMr Joseph Haselden of Lancaster and Mr McDenald of Louis ville w- here ere several days last week writing insuranceMr Jenkins had the misfortune to have a warehouse burned Sun night it was quite a loss as it contain- ed all their meat beside several the and pounds of hemp It was only I great effort that the residence was not destroyed Mr and Mrs Jenkins w to thank their many friends fought the fire so heroically Miss Virginia King is expec home in a few days after a visit of several months to relatives in Virgin la MT HEBRON Born to the wife of Jas Bratton a girl on the 17ths Mr U B Vanderpool was in Lexing the last week on business Your correspondent has been on the sick list for several days Mrs Doc Dean of Jessamine is with m C4444 4 Q4Q444444 44 44444 A new car load 1 Wire ofI Y 4 Q 4 Best Fence on the Market I 4Qv 1Q 4 Ask our prices on 4Collars Collar Pads Hames Straps mBack e OR ANYTHING YOU NEED ON YOUR FARM I ROMIN3 ELMORE I A 44444 44 44 4 L itt rr SF f It her daughter Mrs llci mri Kojurts Miss May Scott will begin teaching a select school at Bryantsville Monday the 20th Airs Ruby Hendrickson of Marks bury spent last Friday with her mothI er Mrs Denuie Scott Miss Mamie Jennings of Pink Jes samine county spout last week with Miss Valona Duncan The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Roberts was hurried in Mt Hebron cemetery Sunday Mrs Alex Djan and son Iryin have been visiting her daughter Mrs Bruin Held of Jessamine county returnedIfrum at Burgin and Wilmore Messrs Phil McMilllan and Lee cropfor Mr Jeanie Vandcrpool the hustling marketer of your town was In on midst Monday paying top price fu produceMiss lice Vanderpoo1 of Lancastc and Miss Minnie Shenow of Todd vllle are the guest of Mrs Russell Van derpool yDean erect a tower at the rear of the for mers new dwelling house so they ass ascend each morning and make known their political sentiments to the neighbors by yelling for Jas I Hamil ¬ StLori a ySheep Speculation in sheep is at a low tide at present says the Breeders Gazette year ago the wise ones were scouring the country securing options that proved very profitable during the sum mer Growers were not in a position to forecast with any degree of occurs the future source of values and accept ed offers from speculators that looked attractive but subsequently proved to Thet no a lar under existing conditions in the opinion of an extensive operator tv last year cleaned up a small fortune He has just returned from the West without securing a hoot The specula tor had his inning in 1103 but if there is to be any profit in sheep this year the grower will get it And the same spec- ulator believes that it is going to be a better year than last year for the grower Showingrd tt he following concerning one mans experi KinleyI of claims that be has bro tsit tine sheep at 10 per head Besides the lambs from these ewes ave aged U8 per head The wool averag- ed ¬ 9 pounds to the head and he s this wool at 20 cents per pound tvh averaged 2 34 per head The ewes eraged one and one halt lambs each or 9 72 per ewe Adding the price of the lambs and the wool the result is 1200 produced by each ewe Adding the selling price of each of the ewes 810 each and the total returns from each ewe was 2200 Frightfully Burned md burnt en an electrical furnace He ap plied Bucklens Arnica Salve with the usual result a quick and perfect Greatest healer on earth for Burns Wounds S JrcH Ezjn i and Pile 25 RE MjRjbjrts Druggist 1m vResolutions of Respect Franklin Lodge 7 I 00 F committeesby ap upon the subh oResolved that in the death of our Lodgefed has her the community a good citizen and his family a faithful kind and Indulg brother Brother Bishop was one of our most popular men and on account of his kindness of heart was beloved ofhi was beloved by the entire community Itcanbe riWell i servant restlions ls of 5 j fttip ord F M Tinder J B Collier RH Tomlinson com t i Re iarfable Ofer By a special arrangement with the publishers we enable to send The CINCINNATI DAILY POST AND 4CENTRAL RECORD Both Cfl Year one3 8 youowe Thisoffnrlastaffew era Tie Ceitral Reciri tiris E The Post Is printed at 2 oclock px and gets oLancaster same night at 826 Isth r best bargain we have ev offered our patrons a o oaoor oao > > o 2 Q To Advertisers 2 Unless copy is broughtStat to this office on MONDAY it will be impossible for us to change your ads that This is a printing rule we are forced to Iweek to Please rcniein and prepare your C OO00000 0009000m o Looks That Way I wonder what caused the extinction of the dinosaur his hones tilt round graP those days Houston Post dor adr Healer Well You II III lIt expect to- t get a rent opal for 25 cents did you 7 Chicago Tribune New Cont Not Needed Mrs Nurlch You ought to gel n coat of nrms drar- NurlchNoIISCIIse I have moro clothes now thou I know what to do tytvlthTunu Topics Nocturnal IrDoes your now baby keep awn ko nights Hobby 1 should fay BO Its a reglnr night hawk why It came In thin night Houston Post Always In the Way YeastOh that fellow Is all right In his way Crlmsonbeak YCH hullhe trouble Is he wont Keep out of my way YonUers Statesman stcy 1 see theyre otter the police ngnirp Well theyll probably pace a lot before they lied llJemTuwlJ Topics fluA Healing Gospel The Rev J C Warren pastor of Sh ares on Baptist Church Belair Ga says of Electric Bitters Its a Godsend to mankind It cured me of lame back stiff joints ond complete physical col- lapse I was so weak it took me half an hour to walk a mile Two bottles of Electric Bitters have made strung I have just walked three miles in 50 minutes and feel like three more Its made a new man of me Great- est remedy for weakness and all Stom- ach Liver and Kidney complaints Sold under guarantee at McRoberts Drug Store Price 50c 1m ofRandom Thoughts Have quick ears and slow tongues Thought is the seed corn of destiny Life is the only teacher of experie nc loyaltyicb tav A big heart is better tnan a large purse Anger speaks with the tongue but love with the eye The thinner your reading the thick- er your ignorance Hope is the oil that calms the troubl- ed seas of sorrow Too many street talkers take respi- ration ¬ for Inspirationt Hardship is a tough nurse but she raises sturdy children reDont expect too much and you wont get disappointed You can teach a man almost a thing but common sense Any fool can talk but it takes wise men to hold their tongues A selfish man is like a ball of tw all wrapped up in himselff Its not good business to monkey business thats nobodys business NOTICE To Kentucky Female Orphan School Graduates eatAll graduates of the above na modof school are requested to send name and address to Principal K F O S Mid ¬ byway Ky that each may receive an in to a house party to be given the Alumnae in May Send name whether or not circumsances favor JOHNSONcan Prin K F Q R Real Estate BargainsF- OR SALE BY W T EWING Real Estate AgencyH- ARRODSBURQ KT 240 ACRES well impvd near pike Mercer Co at 40 ex for smaller farm 46 Acres onpike near Salvlsa dwelling orch ¬ ard new barn 3100 207 Acres fine hemp tobacco land close to BarIt gin with 80 acres wheat 217 Acres good inpvd wheat farm near Bnrgin t70 195 Acres tobacco and wheat farm near p1 1 5500 120 Acres on Lexington pike 5 ml Irb erg bemp land at 7riEx 100 Acres on good road near pike well impvd 3700 18 Acres poultry farm near Burgin 1600 57 Acres well impvd land near Bnrgin Good j 13750 75 Acres good land for say crop 3 ml Hbd good road at f5O 167 Acres fine land near Salvlsa in gran 10 years Impvd at o5 OUeta eta ARr20Acregoodimprdlandnearpiteand8h town4500 150 Acres excellent land Grant Co Ky well I Impvd grows fine tobaceoq22 an a businessr cll with fine tr lJrail15wJt ItNOEI J i 0 Kentuckys Imlntorost In migration i Senator James B McCtnryH bill now In the Senate of the United es to regulate Immigration IIIIHU special InlcrcKt fur Ktnliicky notonly because It IH tins solution dlTorcd by Ii11tlon 1rout cnfurciugthiHexchsHou1huollwrrndI IH to bo proinottil Iy HtiMiorlln dl rbctlni tho JotiinlHilorior ItliltI nuulgrsttiuotunuuntnlnlurnrnuctlnuwith which hliiill furolhli InfoririiiMifi tslo the tJfflurreH rlldliCII oiuoufictiirjK ell mat o mill tirlccH of land tel of eli cit Slut c and Territory tins rout of travel thereto and Uicwmtof triiiHpor Uitlon the opporuinltkK fur employ inent In carte State and Territory in the vurloiiH Hkllled arid uoKklllcd occu mtloriH Ibttullivr with the rates of waueH ami the cost of living To the Htiine end and this IH of special Inter eat In view of pending legislation In Kentucky Senator McCrearys bill provides t hat when any State desires toI maintain an audit at any immigrant ation of the United States the Cum General of Immgratiunshalr- ovide such agent with suitable quar ters permit him to have access to all immigrants and give him aid so far as possibleIt important that the United States should adopt stringent tnt asur ¬ for the exclusion of undesirable im migrants in view of the accumulated evidence showing that an organized effort is being made to unload a vastly greater number than usual of such im migrants in this country It is likewise especially important to Kentucky that itme chances without effort to protect or t help itself when other States are pre viding ofn ial representatives migrant ports If Kentucky does ing it will not only allow all immigrants such as are needed morI factories to be diverted toStates have the enterprise to go after but it will be likely to receive than it wants of the undesirable class since there is some reason to apprehend an organized effort to send these unde ththe e e Germans Scandinavians and Irish The immigration question is an im- portant one and a practical one A step toward putting Kentucky in position to derive some ad vantage from the pro ¬ visions of Senator McCrearys bill is proposed in the bill that has been in- troduced at Frankfurt by Senator Newman This bill provides for a com mission which shall among other look after the immigration in terests of the State It does not go as far as some would like to have it go but it goes in the right direction and would put Kentucky in a better posi nlion both for securing that influx of thrifty population for which there is such a demand in many parts of th State and for Imposing some chec thing e o or supplying needed information to- n investors and home seekers from other StatesThe interest manifested in the sub- ject of immigration at the State De velopmeni Convention held in Louis- ville ¬ in October 1905 leaves no doubt the importance attached to this matter in Kentucky The convention retorted to was composed of 588 dele gates from outside the City of Louis ¬ ville met to consider matters of con cern to the State This Convention asked of the Legislature the enact- ment ¬ of some measure establisheing a State Bureau of Immigration and Iu formation The bill introduced by sups practical way Growls of a Dyspeptic- A woman who isnt curious is a curi ¬ osityThe woman who buys things has but little time for shopping A woman never likes her husband to be chummy with a bachelor- If love were really blind age would have fewer terrors for the fair sex is impossible for any woman to look as young as she thinks she looks fartherie sympa- thy A woman isnt necessarily up to date just because her husband is the latest thing out Some women seem to think it a duty herrgon Lots of married men are club mem¬ bers because they dislike the idea of spending their evenings at home aloneI akerThe Yellow F verGermI has been discovered It bears malariaI I germs the most effective remedy- DrKingsNew is Life Pills Guaranteed tomalarla1polsonandeoostlpatlon BQbertsDroc Store 1m f Af i 4CIo Only a few More Days of the ty BIGSALTiTHE I Sweeneys Old Stand The goods are moving rap ¬ idly and you should call at once Watch for our a nounceI 1 ment of arrival of mense stock of INew Spring J GOODS sI i I H Patt6fsOnII I THE tfif t wrm gen OOC rIYroY OOC1YOVWGOO 4r I INTERNATIONAL i I STOCK FOOD I I1m t 0Health 2Buy I McRoberts Drug Store 71 > OOOOOOOO < OOC OOOOO OOC OOC fS SOMETHING NEW andentirely different from the old style Made in regular reading glasses and in nearsighted and farsighted glasses combined Cost no more than the old style and are superior in every way WE GUARANTEE them and will promptly refund money if they fail to give perfect satisfaction If you have any eye troudle write us mentioning this paper and well tell you how to get a pair of Toricoid Glasses that will relieve your trouble if its I not incurable T J Howe Co Opticians Louisville Ky ruse ARKS S TIX CINCINNATI 1800 ShoesRUbberslCsU E C BOfif5 v ar t en 1 Wm Herndon G B Sivlnebroad 1 Swinebroad < I LtIerndOn at Law Kentucky drug storer Jesse DJearen Insurance Solicits a share of the patron ¬ age of the property owners in Lancaster and Garrard coun ¬ ty Kentucky who may be seeking insurance against Fire Lightning and Tornado None but the strongest and best OldLine Companies repr- esented and the lowest possi ¬ ble rates are guaranteed Lancaster Kentucky Gaines Hotel That UiooIhFinis1So amen for their collars LaundryIf allI us a trial bundle will call for vour work MNuIho- nes rUNoRY 202 51 W Main Lexington COSBY VAN LOGAN Agent Lancaster Kentucky
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oJ v W I MIf Its IiIX 1
Clover Timothy Blue Grass OrchardMillet Cane Corn and Hemp SeedGrassIo a
Carlo ad Northern recleaned and clipped oatsjust rEceived
The best roM Feed Etc
II IPromptI BANKS HUDSON I
wrnWnJfUWwtNI AJtJ1Jfl1aiM
CENTRAL RECORDJsslued Weekly 100 per Year
LOUIS LANDRAM
Entered at the Post Office in Lancaster Ky atSecond Cta88 Mail Matter
Member oT
Kentucky Press Association-and
r
Lancaster Ky February 23 1906sPAINT LICK
This is a local option town
Mr Eli Estridge is quite ill of pneu ¬
moniaWalterIlammackjvisited Richmond
SundayMrE Williams left Tnursday for
Los Angeles Cal
Chenault Duncan of Richmond tv
in our town SundayJas Dunn of Lancaster has move
his family to this place
Dr Carman is suITe ing from a car¬
buncle on the back of his neck
A B Estridge has returned from thecity with a beautiful line of SprintgoodsMrs
Tommie Thompson died on theloth and was hurried at Paint Lickcemetery
MrRicharcls of Ripley 0 has takenE C Williams place as overseer In the
warehouseAKirk will lecture at the
hall here on Monday night the 2Gth
admission 15c 25c and 35c
Misses Callie and Sallie Adams andbrother Charlie were the guests of
J A Beazley
Undertaker
Arterial and Cavity Embalming
Full line of Caskets
and Burial Robes al ¬
ways in stock
Undertakers Parlor o n Danvillestreet just above Presbyterian
church Phone 111
sMrs Pattie Engleman Sunday
Mr Will Jones and Mrs Fannie Garrard are inJessamineattended a houseparty at Miss Nannie Lowerys
Paint Lick lodge of Ojd Fellowsentertained the Lancaster lodge laThursday Mrs Casenburg preparedan elegant supper which was vetmuch enjoyed by all who had thepleasure of being present
The entertainment given by tl1ec1Christian Endeavor was quite a suc-cess
¬
realizing about 20 This socityhas not been organized very long butis doing quite an effective work inthe church
a
ttKYANTSVILLE
Mr Tom Dunn was in Lexington 1
weekMr
Tom Dunn sold a horse to Mr A
T Scott 8 107
Quite a crowd from here attendedcourt at Harrodsburg Monday
Messrs Cleveland Rose and JessePerkins spent Sunday in T1 icholasviile
Versaillesas isguest 011ofd Cin
usEason
Miss Martha Trimble of Fanktohas been visiting M rs Colby T Jenk ii
The Misses Aldridge of Stanfyrf e
are with their sister Mr + Dr DurhamMiss May me Lee Ballard returned
home last week after a pleasant vito relatives in Lexington
Mrs B F Patton was in the mountians last week where he went to buy
tmulesMrs
M E Fish of Crab Orchard isvisiting her grand daughter MissesMattie Mae and Lillian Leaven
Misses Annie Kay Jenkins andMarine Ballard left Thursday for anextended visit to relatives in Ind-ianapolis and Noblesville Indiana
Mr and Mrs R A McGrath Jr en ¬
tertained a cumber of their friendsinformally at a dance Tuevlay even-
ing It was a most inj oble affairand every cne had a delightful ti m
Mrs McGrath is one of our most pop-
ular young matrons
tMr Joseph Haselden of Lancasterand Mr McDenald of Louis ville w-
hereere
several days last week writing
insuranceMrJenkins had the misfortune
to have a warehouse burned Sunnight it was quite a loss as it contain-ed all their meat beside several theand pounds of hemp It was only
I great effort that the residence was notdestroyed Mr and Mrs Jenkins w
to thank their many friendsfought the fire so heroically
Miss Virginia King is expechome in a few days after a visit ofseveral months to relatives in Virginla
MT HEBRON
Born to the wife of Jas Bratton agirl on the 17thsMr U B Vanderpool was in Lexingthe last week on business
Your correspondent has been on thesick list for several days
Mrs Doc Dean of Jessamine is withm
C4444 4 Q4Q444444 4 4 44444A new car load
1
Wire ofIY
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4Best Fence on the Market I
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4Ask our prices on
4Collars Collar Pads Hames StrapsmBackeOR ANYTHING YOU NEED ON YOUR FARM
I ROMIN3 ELMORE IA 44444 44 44 4
L
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rr SF f It
her daughter Mrs llci mri KojurtsMiss May Scott will begin teaching a
select school at Bryantsville Mondaythe 20th
Airs Ruby Hendrickson of Marksbury spent last Friday with her mothIer Mrs Denuie Scott
Miss Mamie Jennings of Pink Jessamine county spout last week withMiss Valona Duncan
The infant daughter of Mr and MrsHerbert Roberts was hurried in MtHebron cemetery Sunday
Mrs Alex Djan and son Iryin havebeen visiting her daughter Mrs BruinHeld of Jessamine county
returnedIfrumat Burgin and WilmoreMessrs Phil McMilllan and LeecropforMr Jeanie Vandcrpool the hustling
marketer of your town was In onmidst Monday paying top price fuproduceMiss
lice Vanderpoo1 of Lancastcand Miss Minnie Shenow of Toddvllle are the guest of Mrs Russell VanderpoolyDeanerect a tower at the rear of the formers new dwelling house so they ass
ascend each morning and make knowntheir political sentiments to theneighbors by yelling for Jas I Hamil ¬
StLoria
ySheepSpeculation in sheep is at a low tideat present says the Breeders Gazette
year ago the wise ones were scouringthe country securing options thatproved very profitable during the summer Growers were not in a position toforecast with any degree of occursthe future source of values and accepted offers from speculators that lookedattractive but subsequently proved toThetno alar under existing conditions in theopinion of an extensive operator tvlast year cleaned up a small fortuneHe has just returned from the Westwithout securing a hoot The speculator had his inning in 1103 but if thereis to be any profit in sheep this year thegrower will get it And the same spec-ulator believes that it is going to be abetter year than last year for thegrower
Showingrdtthefollowing concerning one mans experiKinleyIof claims that be has brotsittine sheep at 10 per head Besidesthe lambs from these ewes aveaged U8 per head The wool averag-ed
¬
9 pounds to the head and he sthis wool at 20 cents per pound tvhaveraged 2 34 per head The eweseraged one and one halt lambs each or
9 72 per ewe Adding the price of thelambs and the wool the result is 1200produced by each ewe Adding theselling price of each of the ewes 810each and the total returns from eachewe was 2200
Frightfully Burnedmdburnten an electrical furnace He applied Bucklens Arnica Salve with theusual result a quick and perfect
Greatest healer on earth for BurnsWounds S JrcH Ezjn i and Pile 25R E MjRjbjrts Druggist 1m
vResolutions of Respect
Franklin Lodge 7 I 00 F
committeesby apupon thesubhoResolved that in the death of ourLodgefed has
herthe community a good citizen and hisfamily a faithful kind and Indulgbrother Brother Bishop was one ofour most popular men and on accountof his kindness of heart was belovedofhiwas beloved by the entire communityItcanberiWell i
servant
restlions ls
of5
j fttipord F M Tinder J B Collier R HTomlinson com
t
i Re iarfable OferBy a special arrangement with the
publishers we enable to send
The CINCINNATI DAILY POST
AND
4CENTRAL RECORD
Both CflYear one3 8
youoweThisoffnrlastaffew era
Tie Ceitral Reciritiris E
The Post Is printed at 2 oclock pxand gets oLancaster same night at826 Isth r best bargain we haveev offered our patrons
a
o oaoor oao > >o2 Q
To Advertisers 2Unless copy is broughtStat
to this office on MONDAY
it will be impossible for usto change your ads that
This is a printingrule we are forced to
Iweek to Please rcnieinand prepare your
C OO00000 0009000m oLooks That Way
I wonder what caused the extinctionof the dinosaur his hones tilt roundgraPthose days Houston PostdoradrHealer Well You II III lIt expect to-
t get a rent opal for 25 cents did you 7
Chicago Tribune
New Cont Not NeededMrs Nurlch You ought to gel n
coat of nrms drar-NurlchNoIISCIIse I have moro
clothes now thou I know what to dotytvlthTunu Topics
NocturnalIrDoes your now baby keep awn ko
nights Hobby1 should fay BO Its a reglnr night
hawk why It came In thin nightHouston Post
Always In the WayYeastOh that fellow Is all right In
his wayCrlmsonbeak YCH hullhe trouble Is
he wont Keep out of my way YonUersStatesmanstcy1 see theyre otter the police ngnirp
Well theyll probably pacea lot before they lied llJemTuwlJTopics
fluA Healing Gospel
The Rev J C Warren pastor of Shareson Baptist Church Belair Ga saysof Electric Bitters Its a Godsend tomankind It cured me of lame backstiff joints ond complete physical col-
lapse I was so weak it took me halfan hour to walk a mile Two bottlesof Electric Bitters have madestrung I have just walked three milesin 50 minutes and feel like three more
Its made a new man of me Great-est remedy for weakness and all Stom-ach Liver and Kidney complaints
Sold under guarantee at McRobertsDrug Store Price 50c 1m
ofRandom ThoughtsHave quick ears and slow tonguesThought is the seed corn of destinyLife is the only teacher of experienc
loyaltyicbtavA big heart is better tnan a largepurse
Anger speaks with the tongue butlove with the eye
The thinner your reading the thick-er your ignorance
Hope is the oil that calms the troubl-ed seas of sorrow
Too many street talkers take respi-
ration¬
for InspirationtHardship is a tough nurse but she
raises sturdy children
reDont expect too much and you wontget disappointed
You can teach a man almost athing but common sense
Any fool can talk but it takes wisemen to hold their tongues
A selfish man is like a ball of twall wrapped up in himselffIts not good business to monkeybusiness thats nobodys business
NOTICETo Kentucky Female Orphan School
Graduates
eatAll graduates of the above na modofschool are requested to send name andaddress to Principal K F O S Mid ¬
byway Ky that each may receive an into a house party to be given
the Alumnae in May Send namewhether or not circumsances favor
JOHNSONcanPrin K F Q R
Real Estate BargainsF-
OR SALE BY
W T EWINGReal Estate AgencyH-
ARRODSBURQ KT
240 ACRES well impvd near pike Mercer Coat 40 ex for smaller farm
46 Acres onpike near Salvlsa dwelling orch ¬
ard new barn 3100207 Acres fine hemp tobacco land close to BarItgin with 80 acres wheat217 Acres good inpvd wheat farm near Bnrgin
t70195 Acres tobacco and wheat farm near p1
1 5500120 Acres on Lexington pike 5 ml Irb erg
bemp land at 7riEx100 Acres on good road near pike well impvd
370018 Acres poultry farm near Burgin 160057 Acres well impvd land near Bnrgin Good j
1375075 Acres good land for say crop 3 ml Hbd
good road at f5O
167 Acres fine land near Salvlsa in gran 10years Impvd at o5OUetaeta
ARr20Acregoodimprdlandnearpiteand8htown4500
150 Acres excellent land Grant Co Ky well I
Impvd grows fine tobaceoq22 an a
businessr cllwith fine tr
lJrail15wJtItNOEIJi 0
Kentuckys Imlntorost In migration i
Senator James B McCtnryH bill nowIn the Senate of the United
es to regulate Immigration IIIIHU
special InlcrcKt fur Ktnliicky notonlybecause It IH tins solution dlTorcd by
Ii11tlon1routcnfurciugthiHexchsHou1huollwrrndI
IH to bo proinottil Iy HtiMiorllndl rbctlni tho JotiinlHilorior ItliltI
nuulgrsttiuotunuuntnlnlurnrnuctlnuwith
which hliiill furolhli InfoririiiMifi tslothe tJfflurreH rlldliCII oiuoufictiirjKell mat o mill tirlccH of land tel ofeli cit Slut c and Territory tins rout oftravel thereto and Uicwmtof triiiHporUitlon the opporuinltkK fur employinent In carte State and Territory inthe vurloiiH Hkllled arid uoKklllcd occumtloriH Ibttullivr with the rates of
waueH ami the cost of living To theHtiine end and this IH of special Intereat In view of pending legislation InKentucky Senator McCrearys billprovides t hat when any State desires toImaintain an audit at any immigrant
ation of the United States the CumGeneral of Immgratiunshalr-
ovide such agent with suitable quarters permit him to have access to allimmigrants and give him aid so far as
possibleItimportant that the United
States should adopt stringent tnt asur ¬
for the exclusion of undesirable immigrants in view of the accumulatedevidence showing that an organizedeffort is being made to unload a vastlygreater number than usual of such immigrants in this country It is likewiseespecially important to Kentucky thatitmechances without effort to protect or thelp itself when other States are previding ofn ial representativesmigrant ports If Kentucky doesing it will not only allow allimmigrants such as are needed morIfactories to be diverted toStateshave the enterprise to go afterbut it will be likely to receivethan it wants of the undesirable classsince there is some reason to apprehendan organized effort to send these undeththe e
eGermans Scandinavians and
IrishThe immigration question is an im-
portant one and a practical one A steptoward putting Kentucky in positionto derive some ad vantage from the pro ¬
visions of Senator McCrearys bill isproposed in the bill that has been in-
troduced at Frankfurt by SenatorNewman This bill provides for a commission which shall among other
look after the immigration interests of the State It does not go asfar as some would like to have it gobut it goes in the right direction andwould put Kentucky in a better posi
nlion both for securing that influx ofthrifty population for which there issuch a demand in many parts of thState and for Imposing some checthing e
oor supplying needed information to-
n investors and home seekers from otherStatesThe
interest manifested in the sub-ject of immigration at the State Developmeni Convention held in Louis-ville
¬
in October 1905 leaves no doubtthe importance attached to this
matter in Kentucky The conventionretorted to was composed of 588 delegates from outside the City of Louis¬
ville met to consider matters of concern to the State This Conventionasked of the Legislature the enact-ment
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of some measure establisheing aState Bureau of Immigration and Iuformation The bill introduced bysupspractical way
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is impossible for any woman tolook as young as she thinks she looks
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