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1HHVOL XXVII OWINGSVILLE KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7 1905
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1rk Hogs are dropping In price 605being he top at Chicago Monday
FOR SuEMy reeldcnco and II4wagnandteam WW POWER her
14 Nft makea teethtowJII
pair of 3yearold mules for 8OOJIngI4temperature was at the frost point
Tobaccocutting is going steadilyon now wherever it Is ripe enough N
l HLLano IB agont for WiedorMn bottled beer and Budweiser
IOs bottledand keg lUng
Money saved by buying homo4 made saddles harness etc from Spri
Conroy Mt Sterling Eguest
AILwhok property to tell at4 WJpiuiotina call on M DFurlswnsjrn Ho will givesatisfactionA
Minor Newman bought of ArnoldI Goodpaster eight fut 2yearoldiit
b ta Gheifers at 315 and
t The Womens Temperance League maintains its organization totttitthe Prohibition law is on Colforced ton
wee4 I Dr OW Conner the dentist
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uscrOdonu dcr an1a1tapproyedEi i anaesthetics for o >
V traction of teethMFOR SLv4OO bbla corn beI lo iginj to estate of Jamos T Atch
hun on lower Slate Creek 2t Geo
W C JACKSON Wyoming Ky withpast
Rev Harvey G Aldorson of RI
4 F Rowan county is a candidate for Clar4 from the Bath here11Z1I anti
s dt A W Bascomln connection with4 r B n Young and Mrs E D Mar
a shall Wit I avea sale ofped unitI
i eed Shirthorn cattle at MtbeesThe Republicans have nominatedDr JY Wells lo make the race
J for Couaty Judge of NicholasI gainst Judge McNew thIS Demo
SI cratio flOElflCOfatS i3 PBEPBTTEKIAN MZETINQROV R
1 John B fileachatn of Ml Sterling atte7
tH 1V will begin a protracted meeting nt M
1 the Presbyterian Church Friday
4Rov U A Walton
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b Hant fitriB near Reynoldsyillevfor r ingSSa1S Corbin 0 acres of land on East and
IFork of Flat Creekadjoining the
1 JaRi of Mrs Eliza Doggett fortheIJ 4 BATH Co IPKOPtB The losing2 1
C OB Leer ays that Marcus L4 Trifeble who is the Republican
7olee for Judge ofq eU bornlnBnth county Infit
Kelso M-r L185ItwUwauMies Ken
tacky in 187L for Illlnoli later Mrsp ee4teMies uriherehegainvi
r ep1RisRCe as m eS rot iHMBk to Kentucky in 1894
tBUBXW ToBjicco GRowERs Co with
tJ I I JJiehelas county has subscribed her onlaImiWfritKkl hers bat very tow oth
etIiit any have put uS i th ryiaol1n money O
t i i warttk250OQO required to orrelI Co It was a ouncedtbattheHS t1Rwe11 expire Sept and ie oft be abandoned
S r vaefMiMitwould unI AM tktO000 was subscribedWhirtetie will be further4 I mzes4MJwnotknownse1 a
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J LwHi rrr1PTbere is said4oTfceV jwoje t by exrCMfrtMiHoj Janet NKehoe and fof I
OhIcief MayiTille to build an I-
catr18UIYr from Carlisle1
tekMooreeidSharDsburgaBp4 j 5 Q t con
L HtItCr1lelc wltI the tinel bebIItfro Paris via Carlisle
llayivUle Undoubtedly the pt tAts
lad probablythe eubstantial supj ort of rte people of this town
CITY CODNOII MEBTINQ There I
IL waaIImporrantuIeetIngoftheC ty wCeftBeUefOwIngsvJ1eGUheWomenI Temp
t H9 r e It5 Ssk mat the law in regard to Belling
I fr J t IantsoHSBnday and sellingV to ilnore and Inebriates be bt rerced r j
iz it ar PralitMtlen l w goesJhtoJftttlv Jtt06 the town will loseI i 4 rI salooaHconse It
I a riisy34 to eontlnae the electric1 tlngTIJen to snaJco up
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4 jr S4 parelff3S ary a lt to licenaseach business
J JR town the IteenBebelnp graded acI rdIatosmountorprogtble b
M ¼ V iragoeby taeh the pah berrqpost4 to the Coancll at itsr jnef ftlzht iivOotobecfor appr v-olreJctoo1 the Council
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PERSONALiIdaweekffroIlinensWm Hunt of Mt Sterling was in-
n Monday 31W Dawson went to LoxinR Lid
this week ingohn lu Lex ¬
ton MondayIt-ll1dayMinot Davis joined his wife at D eryYoungs last week the
DArt Dnnlel and family removed I-
to Mt Sterling last weekMiss Carroll Leer of Paris Is vis
relatives near town 36Thos Daugherty went to Amyxs
ings Tuesday morningAarlof E H Goodpasterneaolemanhero and rJohrthurWednesday morning of this weekAoI P M Goodwin is able to benesTrJMrsto u fewroysH H Ewing went to Lexing ¬edkns IItlJrldnyngvenrsSterling earns the past woek to visit
relativesA Pood wont to Cincinnati
a shipment of live stock the TweekfortoukSundayoflingwifo SundayyerSterUngwae Saturday
Miss Ruth Palmer of Bethel hasn visititig her sister Mrs John
WdRollloPIBlLrnellaml leCreekTurlinglett Sunday ulJIlMondlaYcculndE Church South at Covington wasabyswasableto be up Saturday Mrs 1
lps is better of her attack of fov vault
F Rogers was hero this past willnuldrusf ghiare DVHValftnJiriis JMorf1iyt
ofMt Sterling were in townMulldny10 Sept
Fielder Brunch and of Tilton erspllIt from Thursday till 3unttay nion
their BonIulaw E W Hefllnwife Gray
Mies Ifancye Berkley of Mt Ster denret Tuesday to resumeiRiss Rosa alter a visit torllulnothorMrsltIlttllda Flolil
returned to her borne In Flow ¬otcountyrd Patterson and wire Emmet nthattualiReid Patterson are at Amyxa on
Springs Morgan countyEugene Win Andrew and Mary itagUUIlrreturned home to Lexlngtou
Monday toMiss Hnttlo Secrest who is thec
assistant touchier in the Owingsvilleaded school arrived from Carlisle
week and has a room at Mrs TPurrys W
Mrs John B Honaker daughterIathan Pipes and little sol1odsiturday morningtaJohnchildren after spendibg thin summerMrs Cs father Wm Modre
Roes Run returned home to Lou ¬ tu-vhlLe Saturday5pthMrsElIzaor Montgomery Co Is the guest
her daughter Mrs John ScottMiss Bessie Wilson of Paris arrivedMonday on n visit to MrsScott 3
MrsEtigeneMlnthan wont to Cov ¬
gton Friday afternoon to spera1yspent i summer with herRex Cornellson who Is travelhifrme company in the Southwest
came up from Pad hcali SaturdaypttCornelisonchoProffamll1torylng R4I Conners house on Slateveuue Prof OM Bromley of
Lawreucebnrg is boarding atElder BH Ross
See Conroy at Mt Sterlingfore having your saddle repaired
Ill bemQney to you
erINOIP1ZIIT JpjtbnTHrWater I
stock and in the branches has dried I
up rapidly of fate A rain wouldildeinterfere with tobacoocutting Awarm rainy spoil would endangerboused tobaeooc sing houseburnwhere his hung closely
WEW E P D IN OPERATIONOwingsville Rural Free DeliveryWo 2 started lasFFriday with JDee Conner as carrier The routeSterlingIloverto the new 1heice to the MtSterling ifcStepstone pike on toStepstone thence back on the OT
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William Elliott little son ofMrsElliott stepped on a thorn last
and has suffered intensely icem tho wound since
Born Thursday afternoon Augto Jason J Mark and wife neea Sniathers n daughter w igh8 Ibs Lucile Stanley 4 his
wifeHenry halts tho negro un d erterer nominated for Coroner onorRepublican ticket in Mon tgom Micounty tins withdrawn fromwhraeeyclE Catlett bought of Peed ok lan
Lhthram twenty yearling steers aton340 and twentyfive choice out ofAof Robert Len Goodpaster at350 per hundredtio
NCrooks bought twelve 1100 Mean
feeders from Henry Thomas of Eler Formers at 3Jc Ben T exighitbought of Gee Boyd and qUI
n Corbin a lot of feeders at 4ccranod homemade buggy liar
s 810 at ConroyV Mt Sterling Bovus Old buggy harnefistaken nan
pay for new ones at Con in-s Mt Sterling 2t
COOL AGAIN The weather warm ¬
up the middle and latter half of edweek but became cool Sunday con
wali cool enough Monday mornfor frost but the brorze prodayted it
toBiaWonuJamesCarterslCounds about 5 inches long and isarmed with two sets of0foura
George G J Carroll Hamilton edFlat Creek sold 302 export cat madeto C C McDonald for the Sulz tipmthegerrkat over 5o The sale aggre proed 27500rNKWTOBNMKK TheBathCounFiscal Court has advertised for news for building 24 miles of turn STY
e from tho C Ie Mt S pike ut freFlat Creek store down Flat cOU
to the intersection of the ancenriet pikertiINDICTMENTS The Gir wil-
t Clerks office at Mt Sterling hebroken intoSaturday night and sml
out 75 indictments wcro stolen grae grated window to the ufetoru
was pried open Circuit Court J
began lIondRyJlldgeA W Young 101exhaust every means to hail I
t and punish the party guilty of issn rohhcryi
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4th 1U05MiRA Maud Andvcron Lpm Collinp Miss Olio Fun
G B GoodpaPter WilliamPerry William H Colhver Gen o
Steven V Pouglas 2Mnd prWinMead Miss lana Hanly
Persons culling for above letters byll please say adyertisedsdis
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THROATK nt MULE Wm RiddleOdessa while riding n mule in we
s pastUro one day recently WaS th-
rown by the mule and three ribshis left side were broken A WI
briar scratching the animal caused doto throw him Mr Riddle is AIed about 65 years and suffered ouuch from his injury hut is able ithobble around by the aid of a edne 9-
letGYPSY BAWDA band of gypsies ner
camped some days last week onm Wrights place above Prickly Its
Ash bridge They are evidently aprosperous pet having gaily paint ¬
wagons neat tents fine rugs andankets and a profusion of silverbleware Tney promptly banter tethe passers by or visitors for a
horso trade or to have their for agei1tl They pasced through
town Saturday going westward
PaOIUBITION CARRIED OVEnWnlCL
JGLYTl Prohibitionists cared the county Saturday against ine licensing of saloons by a vote It
unnnicial of 1621 to276or nearlysix to pne But a little over half Cthe voters cast a ballot there being
500 or moreToters in the countyIn the town ofOwingsvillewberecontest was made the vote was 0-
1158Jo58 or lees than three to onen favor of Prohibition In the
town 01 Sharpsburg tho majorityor Prohibition was 42
There was no contest by the oponente of Prohibition iq tbocouny outside of the two towns The s-
olored voters here with only a Ye
exceptions voted f Prohibitionwomens organization was
the prioclpul factor for Prohibitionhere They began at 6 oclock onthe morning of the election ring ¬ IbbeChristian Church where perviceaof singing and praying were held
orthrough t hedyfbe coloredalternatclyield similar serI
vices on the oppbeite side of thestreet in the schbolhouso yardB
The entrance to the school housevoting precinct was flanked on eachside by a committee of ladies whosolicited the voters as they enteito cast their ballot for ProhibitionA similar committee was posted atthe front entrance to the Court I
housp yard the bide gates belfastened so that voters at polling
Noa 1 and 2 had to pass j
through the front gate A procesama of children paraded the streetssinging and bearing Temperancebanners The church bells wererung at hourly rvlisIt wascbrtainly a greaidoy for the ProbibiUoniata
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The Ladies Aid Society of thePeeled Oak Church will e nn C
cream social in tho churchyard metSaturday afternoon Sept 9
VIIlrrivedwoparentsof Nnylors Branch until nf
hanearerssi3sippiich he is night operator Thenulow had so close tocodwas tho last that stopped there ag
HITCU Judge W S GudgellMrs appointed by then Commissioners as the Repub his
member of the Bath Count oftilctionukofhlcioveR five names eachof home Millts and Republicans to beTeconi ings
mended by the party governing au ¬
thorities from which to choose aEllesbut the appointment was held e-veupperMEETING CLOSED The potract
aryductedCnnnorsvIIle Indiana and Robert not
the pastor closed Sun somenight and Elder Taylor wentver
Lexington Monday and will go est-ome point in Missouri to hold ladynext meeting to-
lhemeetlng here was the biggestschreligious revival in many yearsFor ance
weeks services were held night doubtnd large congregations attend fuThirtyeight additions wereto the church some by bap the
and some reclaimed among leenumber being some ot ourple
minent citizenssoluEfinctyseven pupils attended t eaU1school at Bath Semin ¬esponeolatragedof 150 pupils will be secured
fore the term Is fur advancedprilacexpectsthdes j
tions fur the ninth gr de later mathisliapupilsThe trufiees lire toouuer with the of evererg
fe 8 hultiS starting oUt tr1er thatfavorable itupicesth
HKPIDKNCG BURNKD About 140 butInluckinoperlysouth end of ShateAvenueocetlpiedImAVm Tpocoveredra family was sitting on the
verundaand a colored woman latewashing at the rear of the house ous
the kitchen door for somebuingrunced for her trenter The alarmarsthe anclhittleofthe far of HtieThe houi c was insured for iIt could not be forbshad his furniture insured foral
600 which was likely far belowvaluefFIRE iNFLEMiKGSBURXj The mostdunstrouf fire in the history urIFlemingnburn broke out shortly af ¬tirraged for three hours doing dam ¬ ly
to the amount of 60000 withinsurance of about 35000 Theteam fire engine was delayed in
getting to work and the two hundjnglnes were ineullicient to copewith the flames The blaze started
a frame building belonging to edleMain Cross street and occupied by ofL Dudley harness and vehicle c-
denlflrInu few minutes thebuilding was ablaze the intensebeat igniting iheAtkinson building
the opposite side uf the treatand the Wilson and Fant buildingsadjoining The two Dudley bulkings caught anti for a while theimposing Odd Fellows templeseemed doomed In the meantimethe fire spread to a number of near tinhed buildings and toward the de
IWpotlbe engines by this time be ¬
gan todo good service and thefiremen with the aid of interveningfire walls were able to check thedre and by 5 oclock it was oath
under con r911he following twere destroyed W L
Wilsonslosl 2500 insurance2000 Miss Olive Feat tliree
buildings los97500 insurance7000 Mrs Warfgrd two build0ngeThomas Atkinson loss 3000 in ¬
2000 Dudley Broth u 8
buildings loss 3000 insurance2500 The losses of business mon
were J A Manley 10000 insuedrance 6000 Harry Andrews
5OQO no insurance C A Glasscook 3500 insurance 2100 C
tems Grain Company 1000 insurlIgance100Q PS Dudley 6000
insurance 5000 E H Ken nor3000 insurance 2000 llotbi r
ingtpn ik Kackley 10000 insurance 5000 C L Dudleytl600insurance 700Frunk Stone 3000no insurance Fleming Gazette3000 insurance 1000 TIm es
Democrat 1700 Insurance 1200No one was eeriouely injured
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BLACK BAGS ron StATE CREEK beW Honaker and Press Barnes
the 1005 express at PrestonThursday night and received tfIei r
quota of black bass minnows of theS distributing agent to bo putinofatented them on their preparationsedreceivengements were better than any he
d met with previously Howevthe numerous applicants had
the supply to n lessmber than Slate Creek in Bath thi
tinty was entitled to und the laent said that at the next dlntri It
buiiou he would save a larger minifur Meserellonaker and BarnesBarnes went that night to put use
portion in Slate from tho mouth theStupstono on down tho creuk un inall were distributed Mr lionUTerCreek down to Col HH Ew on
S lutmer
RECITAL AT ALPHA HALL Theentertainment given by Miss Julia
iott at Alpha Hull last Friday Bathning was attended by some 125
ofcotesociety Miss Elliotts locution ¬ ovpowers were well applauded al ¬ with
t1Satoof her renditions were notaudible to the audience furth ¬ ticketoffitrainis from Owjngsvillo a gradu ¬ to f
of one of Kentuckys famoussuboolsrind expressionbut that she has a IuccessfulI
hersamMisspiano and her instrumental soMatiuns were enjoyed as one of
hisfaMisso which was well received the mondiwas a onetoeciallycution and the beautiful modu ¬
deBugloHerldIcereage It is hardly within the ey
ovince of this article to suggesteIkingearly several reasons why th-uretoi anotht year might notmport with the present assuringtluok It is ably one thing how ¬
that farmers may wellr nsid
144i4isinutttia seed of Fw W taohcctlnunj uprnuttt utb it enters
e plant does no particular harmfinally ripens in the grain mak ¬
i that particular grain a stink ¬
guiassol infection if such wheatto he used for peed and greatlypaiu its pried fur milling pur ¬
sesSmut has not been prevalent of
years there has been no seri ¬
outbreak or yellow fever in thSouth fur a quarter of a century
t the unexpecl generally hap ¬
pens The fever the cholera themy worm the rust blight midged smut generally come like aap of thunder from a clear eky
nd some wise man has said inmes of peace prepare tor war Che writer does not know if the
smut ut oats and wheat are relatedut every farmer knows bow abund ¬
it was in oats this year Theabundance of smutted ears in corn
e riotous growJbof these bTorms of life on all the fruits anthe foliage of trees and the trouble
time the farmers had in earng their wheat is pointed sugges ¬
Nfavoringiheee particular germs
The seed of the smut is verymall and is attached to tuzfoUnd on every grain of wheat Itlungs there just like a burr Ina
sheeps wool and can not be cleanoil because there is a little liec
ow in the sprouting end of a gradwhich no kind of cleaninghine can touch But this seed
can bo killed in two ways withoutappreciable injury to its host Aplunge of ten secondsabsolutely boiling will kUleveryJsmut spore To dip a grain ofwheat into a weak solution of bluerstone is as surely fatal to the sporeas a dose of arsenic to a rat Theblue tone treatment has long been
vogue but the hot water is ofmore recent suggestion
The hot water plan has not fountacceptance because farmers hanot ordinarily tanks where wetcan be heated and Jhe wheat dippedand conveniently Theiankdipping of a sack of wheat does acool the water below the killingpoint and the hot water plan im ¬
plies tho drying of the grain aftiliewards Bluestone doesvitality of wbeatand the judgmentin the light of a lifelong experiencewith hot water for the sprouting ofmany kinds of seeds and bluestonefor the killing of many other kindsis that farmers ordinarily do notuse the water hot enough qnd thattheir solutions of bluestone are too
1strong To manipulate with accu ¬
racy a watch a seed sack and athermometer imply good practiceTo be able to tell just how muobluestone to apply toa givenamount of teed ur foliage and ac ¬
complish the purpose in mind aijddo no harm is also good practice
If five pounds of bluestonedissolved in ten of wureelaridbushels of wheat if the rose u
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fine and the shoveling activothegrain can be sown in three hourswith hardly an evidence of mois-ture and tho assurance that everygrain is perfectly immune of vitalsmut spores To use a less degree 10
heat than needed to kill an at-tached
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parasitic seed is effort wast ¬ cU
To plunge a seed into quicklyTboiling water for tenthen cool it in cold water will dostroy any living exterior thing be ¬
cause the smaller seed is heatedEIsgroenwlllkillit In such strength as to blisterfoliage The general practice
the use of purls green for onapurpose is correct hut in thin ueu
bluestone our failure to see nice the haven doho inclines tq so ¬
ions much too strong Ky Fur
RElUand BreederN
EDlhe Republican Committee ofcounty met at the Courthouse
Tuesday afternoon to determine thequestion of putting out a ticket for
unty offices and RepresentativeLuerthe Committee It was decidedhold meeting in erich precinct 8CadRenubllcau voter wanted a frillHoand whom they favored forces said delegates to orient hero inytuThe Republicans are divided on theHaject uf nominating a full
MARK TWAIN BECAME RICHA good story of a recent conver ¬ba between Mr Howells andrk Twain is going the roundsrk Twain was relating some ofexperiences before ho became
mous My difficulties taughtsome thrift he observed Butever knew whether it was wiserspend my lust nickel for a cigarsmoke or for an apple to devourI am astounded returned llr-
oweIItht a person of so littlecision should meet with su muchrldly success
Mark Twain nodded gravelyIndecision about spending mon
he remarked is worthy otcultivation When I couldnt dec-ide what to buy with my last nick
1 kept it and so became rich
PAINTINGc I
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Over Outlook Office and OwingavHIeBanking Cowponys Building
OWINGSVILLE KY
eTHOS J JONESLivery Feed Sale Stable
OWINCSVILLEKYHeadquarters for horse and nn >ln
dealers Telep jne connectionwith Preston Station
O RAILWAYTrains 22 and 23 carry Dining
service Meals iilacarteTIME CARD EFFECTIVE SEPT
S 271903num or TniINs TPRBBTONSTATION
EastboundNo 26 954 amNo 22 1249 p m
o 24 1005 p m
WestboundNo 21 648 a mNo 23 143 p mNo 25 344 p m
Nos 26 and 23 daily ex¬
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AccidentInsurance
A few weeks ago I insur ¬
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venessA few days later hewas kicked on the elbowby a horse he was curryng and injured so that hel-
Ot was laid up several daysfly company has just paidhim 860 insurance Doyou know you are as likelyto get hurt as he Come inand hear my propositionI will insure you againsteverything in the way ofaccident or sickness Itwont cost much but if itis inconvenient for you topay cash I will take yournote Isnt that fair
JAMES M ROSSOwingsville Ky
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Everyone knows that my Ky Spring Saddles ore the best saddle fhadhey ride easier look better and wear longer then any middle Made tIj
where Come and seo lao and I will savo you money < j rI aUiyoUfs for the best Saddles and rirfrrfcsffi s i >
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GREATEST DISPLAY OF STOCKiI r-
AND AGR1CULTURAL PRODUCTS EVER ojc
ATTEMPTED IN 9 9
Novel AttractiOns Magnificent Exhibitions
Famous DUSS BAND of PiecesFor Ce4eJogH er Inform Ltlon AddiaY
GEO ABAINISecretary Lexington Ky1
Get The Outlooks pricesJob Work of every
kind and see samplesand you will see we cando better work at lowerprices than can get
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