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PERSONAL.Wm. A. Young, of Mot

s attending Circuit rJudge Win. Craig, of Sudi

Menifee Co.. was lure MomlavJ. Will Shrout.of Mt Sterlii

visited his brother T. S. thiswoi

Mrs. Johnson M. Atchison :

mains ill, having taken pneun

i.osini; Km:i;.-isi:s

Wednesday, Hay 18. Eve,

;is invited. Parents' Day meansla dav forthevisitingof the school1 by all the patrons.and they shouldset aside cue day in which to tecthe work of their children. 1

would like to see every parent of

Guarauieed

Slice lor

L. D. Hi-.oTMLii's.

Those who had taken downtheir heating stoves wish nowthey hadn't.

Rev. E. E. Holmes, of IVn.viile. joined his wife at J. VY. tertainir.eiit.V-i

Hutcheson's Tuesday.I music drills', e

A. R. BoWtabn, -lack Craves. SchoolWm. Cravens, of Mt. Sterling,

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Closing ente

oxfords were here Monday. o\ ening. The

wh b

n i>: Igo Rati iff ha. ted P

L. D. Brother's

Just received a ca>--load of fer- ! c

tilizer for corn and tobacco.

mt A. H. Dawson.

umbrellas, all prices;

:

l mnnov «n ih.^rv, o< '

ftJ.

V «ur .

a iHJsiUon in Creeieery ;it Mt. Sterling.

Miss Nannie Peed went 1 a s i

•eok to visit Miss Jennie Rl.bin-;netohe,»>

son, at Richmond, Ky.

Mrs. Delia Ross, of Flemingcounty, was the guest of her aunt,

! o llr,;

Mrs. D. S. Estill, Monday. >m t

Judge N. R. Patterson and .j^OOC R*8Iwife, of Pineville. came Friday : ( Oockon a visit to Miss Linda Allen.

Ben Kramblett and Mrs. Joseloores, ot East Union, vis-

IgeW. W.Power and wife

W. Mills was in Cin-days last week.

, m.le gone Mrs. Mills was taken l s

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a ],

ert Baile

s, gloves! past wed

.lansfield, oi!Indianapolis; Mrs. Nora Saun-ders, of Detroit; and Edgar, who!

"ng salesman for a whole-

fysick. r'™™ h0USe'

°f Indian"!

mmons, Leslie Shro^t.ihison. Sam Doggett.

.Thomas Power. Rob- county, and was a son of

snd wife returned the er James Ratrl.-md. Howerom Martinsville, Ind. here to Ladoga. Ind., andy Wood, who trims for in that State the balance of his

L. Power's millinery life. Mrs. Delia Moore, of May-•alled home to Cincin- view. Mo., is the only survivingek by the death of one of James Ragland's children,

She has re- Thomas Ragland having died inLexington some years ago.

Circuit Clerk Appointed. -Oscar B. Brother has been ap-pointed Circuit Clerk to succeed

during the cropping the late John W. Dawson, his' e latter was crippled father-in-law, by Judge Allie W.

log/ullinjroverhim. Young. He will hold until thef. C. F. Martin. Willie I a\ «"»*••; <• filled by election in No-

law an 1 1.

eugene mmm,is the best place to buy BUGGY ROBES and HORSE

1 BLANKETS of all kinds. Mis

Hand-made Saddles and Harness;are the best and cheapest to buy; none so good. Has

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machine-made saddles and harness of all kinds cheap-ier than elsewhere.

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VULCAN PLOWS AND PLOW POINTS?I always on hand.Come and prici. I will save yoa money.I am yours for the best saddles and harness,

EUGENE MINI! :AN, owingsville. ky.

THE RACKET STORL>«s»aBs^i7'Everything for Everybody. ^3^ss»f

ONE PRICE TO ALL.

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* ji\ has returned home,

0'/ >o, and will remain!, «' .ih.T. J. Smith. near

S durinsis the In

^- by a log,

J* a fix ca - nUb.

HOUSEWIVESDo you want to know about a

wonderful new time, health andmoney-saving kitchen convenience?

Then you should see the complete line ofPure Spun Aluminum Cooking Utensils now onat your dealers.

This ware is guaranteed by the makers fr ' S years.It is absolutely pure, .. holesome and thorough 'ienic," '" not crack, scale, peel, break, rust, tai -orch

A new line of lace and embroid-eries.

New dress ginghams, yd. 10, 8JcNew apron " 7cIndia linon

, 19, 15, 12J, 10. 8icFlaxon white thin goods 19, 15cBlack sateen 17, 12JcThin white striped and check

goods, all prices,

duck * 12Jc

Dresser scarfs, and tablecovers 48, 25c

Towels, per pair 90, 50, 35. 25, lCcBrooms 50, 45, JoeWhisk brooms 15cRope, per yard *cCollar pads, eachBuggy wl "

*

Halters

,

Horse brushes • 45, 25, 10c>.aiieu, best brand fe Currycombs 5cLadies' vests 20, 15, 10, 5c Whitewash brushes, all prices,'-.adies' pants 35, 25c Building paper per roll 48c

• -'. a^vns 50c 'Strap hinges 10, 7, 5cLadies coiset .s $1.00, 50, 39, 25c Straw matting 25. 20, 18, 16, 12JcLadies hMg 48, 28, 15, 10c Matting tacks, box 2cLadies slipp.,, ^.S, .51.75. 1.50 Galvani ;ed sprinklers 48c»Ladies hand <erchiefs 10, 5c !

Suspenders 10, 15, 25. 39cLadies, colla-g 26Ladies'-muslif, underskirts •Sheets, eactft

Pillow cases. ,ach 10c I Writingtablets 4, 5, 8, 10c

HrjHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR EGGS.

*V, iA,,UU3^llliaO 1U, J.t»t «U, xlUKS

25, 10c I Napkins, set 30, 60, $1, $1-5084, 75c

;Quilt batting, roll 10c

49c Shoe polish 5.8.10c'"'-tin? tablets 4,5,8,10-

'AID FOR EGGS.

fowingsville, Ky.J. R. MAXEY

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the

tinsvilie, Ind., 1 Tbos. N. Croons and wife, ofthey had kx on forthe ben- Bourbon county, came Sunday to

visit i datives."

nd

~, „v^.ding to Act of it

;

; .;.s, at the Ow ingaville, !

Postollice as second-class ted

f •: OrriooK-s subscription« are as follows:

fttJjMir OneDollar.months Sixtj Cents,

^e months.. Thirty-five Cents.

guide and promptly hoga n

ling the objects of adorationpedal interest. Hotel l'alin

eh was poim.od oat. likewise

establishment ofDr. Munyon,awpaw remedy fame,lie gioai E»val Poinciana ho-

ld up I'

d i

allov

• bn

n!o i :

Tii;.-

f the Coath alo;

that vrood old tanwn1 oautil'ul and stateiv of the palm terwar.ls .several ;

family, t!ie Hunks i •. in : liki- tell disported themsehacarved cohunna of whitish stone, ter, w hile a big cr

tlmo.i.ias.Koandtamarmd trees lay about on the *

abound; nUn-ollVe and other rare v.\-iteh>n;r the

tropical trees. But the royal tlemen in tfc

poinciana is the brag sight In meeting ctotl

the spring whan it is in bloom thel«>ne greenhorn promptly yeib

•" hen he sees it. for in

like a mas;

:iiy

.Iter's health.

Sam Conyera, wife and twoshildren « ••«• guests of the fum-

t Saai Sh titl .Sunday.

i,a,i;

sho

. Clarence 11 >rscman and wife1 visited the former's parents, Jus.• Hon emu and wife, on Washing-- ton Branch, Sunday.

Mrs. Gilford Hush, of GrassyLick, visited i he family of J. ELGUiaapie Sunday.

Imogtme, lo-mnnths-old daugh-ter of Willie Wilson. <_'ot one of:t:. fingers badlv cut and bruisedfrom being caught in the cogs ofa washing machine.

MM plur

makes it appe-,e. the populatee. The ma

I'alm It.

lira. A. K. Coyle visited herdaughter Mrs. Dee Rudder and

>n oo me dhiu wIH, i~ fanllj one day last week,lung them, as the Band u , , . . . ,

•an ami o-.t-.ilv brushed •'|r>'- '• b. .lanes visited her

| daughter Mrs. Enoch Sorrdl, on" ' kly Ash, last week.

for the

.1 luNi.lv,

whefelya

onry «

Subseribers d) I

of address should i

address when write.,

Correspondents s'

get their items to

than Monday if posaiblout of stationery mentior.separate slip of paper. is or

News matter of general inter- white sai

est is welcomed; bring it to us! grass to

without delay if you wish it in- 1The Royiserted. [the largi

Advertisers wishing a change world. I

or discontinuance of ad. shouli i ervi I

inform us the week previous to choicest i

publication day. 'day. Bn -

Address all commv.nic.-itions to 1 this hotel sometli

ther

wh.'.'iiu'V

We h;

which

fronts nearly 1,000 feet It laftn-

,shed and furnish, d like a palacemt of the "Arabian Nights."

ipacious groncds are like ahoney

and K»fa I

lake to the ocean are rows of A us- la. moimhle life.

tralian pine tree.-.. .We left on the l):2< p

t is the

ling they" like. Under vegetat

Mtaneea should I like it

than brief occasional \i

t is too much like a gild- {,;,',.,.

hal rastrieta freedom of,^ <p 'j

v.tly to an inane and ,'.

PoDbia.

a Sue rain Saturday,' of great benefit to

fflh ilendrix and I

Anderson...:' near Ssited the former's

Mrs. Artemisia lingers, widowI looks like Montgomery conn-:". 1 ' si

;

as IfW died at 0 a m.

to have a telephone •»!"''! N K|10. at the home of her

war. Ihe Te!e„h:,ne Co. claims grandson David Hawkins, with

it "has raised the nriee " but 1

whom •s '"' had made her home-

";')Tiliers civ :

! 's iil-i-k irul ""''"V years. She was buried

,., .

' „. . Monday at 2 p. m. at the Ilendrixe to Mt. Ster-'Lurying ground on East Fork.

She was 83 years old. and was agood woman, well liked by all.

tier son John, of Kansas, sur-vives her; also her daughters Mrs.Caroline Hawkins and Mrs. Eliz-

a eth Hawkins, of this county.We extend our heartfelt symil-

ling to n

tesnb grounds for Port Keratram

Mis-! SHla Conher closed herBehoeJ Friday, after giving an old-

fashioned candy pulling.

We hear it "talked about" thatMontgomery is going to lay IJath

county in the shade on the popu- thy to the liereaved.lation this time.

Martin Green remove! from

wSherShar

',sl,r' r*r to R(,y 1{vrJ ''-

! farni -

er's son Daniel Baker, who formerly5 t week, lived at Flat Creek, is danger-

mare of oualy ill at his home at Howard'sMill.

W. EtONAKSR. da; d the f<

wife andl

.Jasper Gardner and

f Ow ingsville, Sunday and Mon-CORKESPONOBNCIUpuor Prick. / Ash.

Mr-.. Martha Allen, of Owings- 1 On Wednesday, Mayille. visited her son John Allen Gray and Miss Lela Star

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THURSDAY MAY 12. 1910.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.Wo are authorized to announce

Will J. Fields, of Carter coumy.as a candidate for Gongn in

the Ninth district of Kentucky,subject to the action of the Dem-ocratic party.

There is a considerable ele-

ment in this country in:.-

, .s i. .,.!•,

monarchical in its inmost heart,

and it is acclaiming Roosevelt asthe hope and expectancy of the

Kqm Edward VII. , of GreatBritain, died last Friday and his

Bon George V. became king. Ed-ward grew greatly in ihe csus in

of his people and t hat of the worldin his later life, taking rank also as

one of the must astute and useful

statesmen of his-ljme. Little is

known of the capacity of GeorgeV. for public affaim

The Outlook EN Florida.On Sunday. Feb. 5, I took m

.

family down to Palm Beach tohobnob for the day' with the mil-lionaires. We had to set up l>e-

fore day to take the train. Wehad as traveling companions Mr.Ellis J. Koven, his wi%. son Al-

pachydi

jwould gladly bestow it as a gift

Ion anybody who would give bondto run it. My guide told me the

inames of the Bowen, bttt 1 can

!remember only bibtSCUa, becai; e

Ieverything is high in Palm Beach.

But cocoanutsl Cocoanuttreee'lined the streets and drivewaysneatly everywhere. Ihe trees

|bear tb.e year around, and are

vith cocoanuts in eyei-y

of growth.

' up here again for

;An ocean steamer o-S.t'n ! Malloky

line passed while we were on th s

I

pier. Plenty of fish could be seenI down in the clear water. A trough

. of minnows at ZSe per minnowwas ready for the lisherman. P.e-

c, nt catches on display

and family last i 'eek.

Thos. Allen and wife, of Osv-

ingSVille, visited relatives here

last week.

Mrs. Joe Williams and little son

visited relatives at Olympia Fri-

day and Saturday.

Mrs. W. W. Nixon was in Mt.Sterling Friday.

Mrs. Dr. Williams is visiting at

llish is a n 2mtKfamily, and has I

of the

The

•jount of the rain Satnr-ht but few attended the

per at Harper's school-

There were onlv sevenugh t.

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t the home;. Hunt, Rev. Thurmanof-

j Farmers.

etna \V hiUo'n^vere the'at- 1

Jotr Cassidy, of Fa

ts Tbev Ivr. o one '

t- >'d his pa' :..'

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seninir for 'the "PerkH -•' and wife, last week.

May the

1 ha

>r was madeteaching the

Alfi

t theght.

Itgrov

"leather backs. V Ofcourse, the;

are fully protected by law.

We passed tfie small row of

shops where 'confections (I be-

lieve thai is the term) of millin-

ery and costunhe are provided the

elect and chosen at prices com-mensurate with their exaltedstate.

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Home after homo of million-

aires of more or less national re-

nown were pointed out. HenryM. Flagler, the patron saint of

;;: I . •

"' .-:•- aleh. whi:^

jack is a hard-fight-

ing fish,and grows to 100 pounds.A fisherman, with such a rod,

reel and line as I used at the inlet,

was casting his bait into theoc^an from the pier.

A Japanese woman in nationalJ

of the

Samuel Watson has

Bailey visited his fath-|ilaw. Alfred Eden. near Cher-ove, several days last week.

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oral from here went to Owille Monday.

-armors have been delayed in

mting corn on account of the I

Clynt Wilholt returned fromIndiana, where he had been forseveral moths.

!1 Married, Mav 8, Ottic Crav-

Mrs. Emma t arpea .v. ol near Aaft and Miss Amanda Wilhoit.nctmrntslmrg v,,ned .Mini Wal-

I The attendants were R-udn.., Wil-t0» al 'a wiIC SunJa -v '

1

•am

rs(

";<w 01

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a, Cv l"'it. brother of the bride, and

Misses Elizabeth Bradley and ^ '!" :iy t0 see Lnc,e Ilen,>

,

Miss Ida Carpenter, Willie Cray-Corrcene Colliver were in Mem-, craft and Miss Emma Ginter.ingburg shopping Wednesday.

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Misses Mary and Fronie John-1 Mr. and Mrs. Craycraft

Mrs. T. J. EfaU ;and daugh-lf0V'

i -sitL

earclatiVL'S at Gra>'son

iOwingsvilleila'st woeR '

week. ' A good crowd was in town Pub-

„.:f, w„ro 'lie Sale Day, but little trading

g theelite and fashion

were there in full force, and seem-ed to be rather drearily takingth. ir pleasure.

The Royal Poinciana and The-Breakers house the most, fashion-,

able society in the world. Therela where a woman's dress uetftt

sta of thei

A. W. Jones, at Owingsville,Monday.

Mrs. Emily Bradhy and daugh-ter Elizabeth were in Owingsvilleone day last week.

Moo n s l- errv.

Ed Fanning, wife and little

Mrs

on account of the rain.

J. E. Johnson's sale- wai:ended, considering the

. J COSQnrfr _several hundred dollars is good

,

niece, of Salt Lick, visited the:, . >r as ....... aCi;ord- family of B. Ingram Sunday, i

last v,eek '

Mrs. W. F. Fultz,

visited her sister Mi

lnc' W. M. Shultz, who haa 1

1work in West Virginia, is va iting

|his mother. Mrs. Martha Shultz.

for one appearance on.,in.' to the, testimony of one of

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.: u** Gould J women in, her suit]Mrs. J. H. Gibbs and children

yi Wednimjh\g of 1;!>i

, WM>B1,>r-

H. C. Alfna^oTeav