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errIi r fiGtlt r2reb I eiIf t i irt dt1 r r MdjSIaf The stoutest cable ever made isof

t strainedto the breaking point when itis overtaxed Just the amount of strainthe cable will bear without breakingcan be figured by the makers to an ounceThe human body 4s like the chain in

I this that it breaks down when more than-a leBmatestrain is put upon it Butunlike the chain there is no means of

I telling under what strain the physicalr powers will collapse For that reasonL the first symptoms of being overtaxed

are alarming If there isa feeling ofweakness especially when accompainedby loss of flesh the strain on the bodyis passing beyond its endurance Thereis need of increased physical strengthand vigor

People who are weak and rundownwill find that Dr Pierces Golden Med ¬

ical Discovery will promptly restoreI them to vigorous health It cures diseases of the stomachand other organsof digestion and nutrition purifies the blood and builds up thebody with sound fleshI I U I had been sick for two years with indigestion and nervous debility and Ihad taken medicine from my family for a long time without muchbenefit writes Mrs W H Peebles of Lucknow S CUWas induced bymv husband to consult Dr Pierce bv letter You advised me to take Golden

Medical Discovery and I Favorite Prescription which Idid and to my great surprise bottles Iwas cured My husband has not paid one cent in doc-tors

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bills for me since I took the medicine nearly twoyears ago-

FREE Dr Flares Canaan ins AtaffiMf A-

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McCREARY

Mrs John Lackey continues quite illJohn Hill sold to Geo Sadler 1 pair

of mules for 135

Mr and Mrs Hysev of Ind are visi ¬

tingthelr daughter Mrs John AskinsMr and Mrs DIckerson and little

daughter Katie Barnes were withfriends at Bryantsville last week

greavariety P

A little child of Mr Geo Austin issickNJRoberttended court at Richmond Monday

Mrs Davis Sutton and children havereturned from Winchester where theyhave been for some time visiting hersister

Mr Cronley Broadus and family havemoved into the house just vacated by

rs Mary Kcllie she having moved inthe house next to the Antioch church

Mr Roy Beazley has returned fromCrab Orchard

Uncle Jas Hardin is able to be onagain

NSterling silver spoons forks and fan-

cy¬

pieces New and complete line Agoods put in nice satin lined boxes anengraved free

tf Thompson the JewelerI

PAINT LICK

Mr Oscar Hammack is very sick oftyphoid fever

Mr Fish andEstridge will be readyto move in their new stores about thefirst of Feburary

Mr J J Shepherd of Irvine is mov ¬

boughtMrs of

Morrow McRoberts are showingthe nicest line of Cut Glass ever in thetown tt

On Wednesday evening last theMisses Lear entertained in honor oftheir charming visitors Misses Nannieand French Blackley of LouisvillequicklybutpresentDaintv 1

table tastefully decorated with MountMellick embroidery One of the mostpleasing features of the evening wasPrinceby

Where was Ollie Terrill last Wedattendt¬

ing

otconsumptionlowing day in the Paint Lick Cemete

Mr William Wiley fell in the fire a

rlryou have not D-

Rodgers BheuWaticRemedy in stock

eaprcblrgesprepaidforL00 rthis Remedy is guaranteed to cureMention this paper whenwrlttnj-

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1 1e

few days ago and was badly burnedHe died Sunday

Mr Eb Anderson of Lexington is tguest of his parents

WantedOld copper brass rubberand zinc Roger Rucker

3t Paint LickI

MA11KSBUKY

Suttt O nper

Mr Will Marsee left Saturday forOregoncalft to

Madams Richard McGrath and CBurdett championturkey raiserseach sold a turkey bringing 405

footMessrsJoe Aldridge and Leslie An

dersou of Lancaster were in this vi-

cinity¬

SundayMiss Jennie Swope spent last week

in LexingtonThe best joke lately in tuis commu ¬Ltast

a young theparsonage and asked him if hemarry him the next day On thepointed afternoon Rev Stallings dotodcozy Buthe looked in vain for the couple thatnever came He has not heard athing of them but hopes they havebeen united and are rejoicing RevStallings tells us his parlor is alwaysready and he is willing at any time toperform the ceremony for those whoare tired of single blessedness andwish to be lea to Hymens Altar

Mr Crit Eubanks wife and littledaughter 6f Hubble wereentertained Sunday by Mr andMrs N H Bogie

Mr Joshua Sutton and familyLancaster have moved to his broth-ers

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farm near hereMadams Bell and Ed Perkins atten-

ded¬

the birthday dinner given Mrs1IlnervaBeddoY at Danville Dec 3

Mrs B is 98 years of age

If we serve you well tell others ifnot tell us in other words dont tell

1your troubles to the policeman but tott Thompson the Jewele-

rBRYANTSYILLE

Mr S N Steadman who has been ve ¬

ry sick is reported some better at thiswriting

Mr J S Haselden and wife spenteral days in Danville last week w

relativesMrS Dickerman has returned

from New York and reports his wifevery much improved

ryMr Frank Montgomery and familyare moving into town

Bro W W Welburn leaves Wednes ¬

day for Florida to be absent for twoweeks visit to his mother

Mrs Kate Allen of Frankfort iswith her sister Mrs Steadman thisweekMrs

W R Ramsey and motherAlice Admans have returned to thhome in London after a pleasant vis¬

it with their relatives hereThe building committee are receiv-

Ing¬

bids on their banking house noand the contract will be awardedlowest and best bidder in a few days

The Becker Glass company haveadopted the cash system from thisdate and say they will adhere strictlyto it in the future

The Xmas holiday spirit is begin¬

ning to show itself in the juvenileface here abouts and from the indi ¬

cations if the lire works hold out ovillage will be in a blaze with tiyouthful merriment by the time theday comes around

LOWELLI

Mrs Sudie Smith has returned fromJellico after a pleasant visit to hermother lilts Jessie Parks

visitedbMae and Will Henkerson are run

nlngji corn husker and shreder inthte

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MI iI t =of the county ppduie giving Rat

lEfnctlon I

The critertjiinnient given by MrsKoehler last Friday night was quite asuccess and was greatly helped outDy Messrs Dunn Ritekor Woods andNorman

The people who have been on th

KottenIed to the beautiful daughter of GeoBall rd of this place They weremarried at Danville7wliss Bessie wasschoolteacher here for some time andhas a host of friends who wish hersuccess through life

Mrs Spurlock will live at the resi-

dence¬

of Dr N Mays next year the Drand wile will boatd with them

S

MANSE

Mr James Burnside was installeddeacon in the Presbyterian churchSunday

Mr J H White of Lincoln countyand wife visited at Capt Dotys this

weekStevenWalker Jr who returned t-

hiso

home several wteksago with pnemonia still remains very ill

Mr Oatlev Burke and wife paid avisit to Mr Joe Elder and wife atDanville Saturday and Sunday

W C Doty writes heme that he w-

in the wreck near New MartinsvilleWest Va The train turned over anall passengers were thrown intoaheapFortunately none of them were seri¬

ously injuredbut a brakesman waskilled

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Thanksb desire tothank the many friends who havebeen so kind to us in our recent ber-eavement and earnestly pray thatGods richest blessing may abide witheach of them through time and eter-nity

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R L Underwood

Valuable Property For Renti have for rent in the city of Lan-

caster one 5 room cottage 2 goodbarns and other outbuildings wiNfive acres of land upon which is s¬

ted the public stock pens and goodvathas °

1211tiDBEUNA VISTA

Mr Fred Brooks and family ofsamine have moved to their farm recently purchared from Mrs CunninghamMrs

John Daugherty and little sonare guests of Mr and Mrs Christopher

Mrs Sarah Hackley of Lancastervisited friends and attended churchhere Sunday

apMiss Myrtle Ruble was in Harrodsshopping last weekofs of

anresidence among the number MessrClovd of Hedgeville

nyBorn to the wife of P S Terrill oninst a son

InLadlesGentlemens Traveling Cases atRobertss Drug Store tf

The Buena Vista Prohibition Alliance held an interesting meetingininterestSocietyMt of

gIsAn on

ofMr Al Williams of Illinois is theWllllams ¬

ofMrmorningThe IRevHfriends extend sympathy to the grleeJstricken parents

A Timely TopicAt this season of coughs and col

it is well to know that Foleys Honand Tar is the greatest throat andlung remedy It cures quickly and pre-vents serious results from a cold

J B Stormes 1-

tercompanyIth

keeps away from11

Millionaire Poor StomachThe wornout stomach of the over¬

fed millionaire is often paraded in thepublic prints as a horrible example ofthe evil attendant on the possession ofgreat wealeb But millionaires arethe only ones who are afflicted wbad stomachs The proportion is fargreater amonghe toilers Dyspepsiaand indigestion are rampant amongthese people and they suffer far worseunlerr esa

amedicine like Greens August Flowerwhich has been a favorite householdremedy for all stomach troubles forFlowto ngappetite and insuring perfect digestion It tones and vitalizes the en¬

tire system and makes life worth liv¬

ing no matter what your station Trialbottles 25c regular size 75c At alldruggists Feb 04

1 =Administrator Sale

Cartere Is

premises about six miles from Lan Scaster Ky on Poor Ridge turnpiketlogt64lJOone lot of timothy aY20 bushelswheat two 2 horse wagons 1 springatwagon F

dkiltdlocust posts wheat fan farming im ¬

11dayofaleSaleooKlnsam Hnry Bjurlow Admr jiailtlon

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TTliihartl 1V8Ellen ronBy virtue of a Judgment of the Gar

rard Circuit Court rendered at Its No ¬style ¬

ed case I willMONDAY unIpublicly before the Court

in Lancaster Ky sell to theaubest bidder the following deser t

ed in Garrard county Kywhich is bounded as follows

Beginning at an elm on Buck Creekcorner to Bdlew and also beginningcorner to whale tract thence with I

Ballew N 77i E 32 poles to asugartreehis corner thence S IE 26 poles to astake In the center of the Kirksvilleand Hiattsville Turnpike road thencedown the same as it meanders S 75W20 poles S 781 W38 poles S 89 W4 poiS 52 W 18 poles S 25 W 30 poles S 55 W 7poles to the center of BackCreek thencedown the same as it meanders North22 poles N 15 E 14 poles N 55E14 polesN 3J E 19 poles to the beginning con ¬

taming 16 acres and 2 roodsFrom this deducted the tollowln

boundary Beginning at a sugar tron the line of Woodson Ballew thencewith Ball ws line S 21 E 26 polesto a stake in ° the center of the Hiatts ¬

ville and Kirksville Turnpike roadthence with the same 79 w 21 polesthenuHi W 261 too a ofthe whole place and Woodson Ballsthence N 70 E 7 poles to the begsWing containing 4 acres 71 poles

TERMSasThe sale will be made on a credit of

six 12 months bond with good se¬porchd a¬

to the undersigned bearing 6 per teninterest from day of sale until paidhaving the force and effect of a judg ¬

ment upon which execution may issif bond is not paid at maturitylien will be retained onthe propersolduntil the purchase money is pat

JOHN W MILLERMaster Comr Garrard Circuit Court

I Commissioners Sale of Lan

GAURAKD CIRCUIT COURT

Ruth A Aldridges Admr Plffvs

Ruth A Aldridges Heirs and Devi ¬

ses DftsBy virtue of a judgment of the Gar¬

Circuit Court rendered at-ovember

itsTerm 1903 in the above

styled case I will on

MONDAY DECEMBER 28 1903xbefore the court house door inighfest

edproperty in Garrard County Ky whichis bounded as follows

Beginning at a beech tree corner to22 WroJ ad

at a stake corner to Royston thencepassing Into and with the middle ofthe turnpike S 55 E 15 poles S 751 E 27poles S 4H E 2144 poles to a point inthe middle of the turnpike and withsaid Royston N 33t E 22 poles to astake in the old Hickman road cornerto same thence N 18t E18i poles to amulberry stump in the East side a newcorner to same thence N48 E 490poles to a stake in the East side ofsaid drain corner to same thence downthe drain N 1 W 43110 poles to a pointin the middle of said drain corner tosaid Naylor in line to J C Boner thencewith said Boner N 88 W 60 poles to astone cotner to same thence due toEast 21f poles to beech corner to same

n¬begDfcTERMSThe sale willbe made on a credit ofgood1n

er for the purchase money payablethe undersigned bearing 6 per centHInterest from day of sale until paidhaving the force and effect of a jar dg ¬

ment upon which execution may issueif bonds are not paid at maturity Alien will beretained on the propertysold until the purchase money is paid

JOHN W MILLERMaster Comr Garrard Circuit Court

Commissioners Sale of Lan

GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT

M Barlows Widow and Heirs Plffsvs

J M Barlows Heirs DftsBy a virtue of a judgment of the

Garrard Circuit Court rendered at itsstye led

MONDAY DECEMBER 28190publicly before the court house doorhighmest

ibyheBeginning at a stake on a hill s-

In line to Yantis and orner to tdower thence with Yantis N 51 E 5chains to a stake old call a pupstump thence with Yantis N 79 W240 chains tostakeN39W250chato a large oak stump N 8 W 875chataastakeN20W4U5ehainstoaataginthe old distillery of Stone Barlow toa stake near the forks of a drain corn ¬wiith th

25chains N 86 E 3 chains S 491 E 5 chatto a buckeye at the Purity of drathence up lefthand drain S 85 E 7

chains near head of drain N 75 E 375chains to a point in hedge fenoe oldsugar tree corner thence with hedgefence S 88 E passing Black and Lack-eys

¬

corner at 230 chains in all 1675

springbrancheys line thence with said Payne S 21E passing a stone on North side of adrain at 458 chains formerly ironwoodcoiner Jo all OQ corner 31 chains to astone ono branch corner to Payne a

upsaldbranohti8Wposit a marked young hickory S 82W 2 chains N 31 W5 chains S 87 W 445 chains 862 W 260 chains to a stoneat the forks of branch an old corner totacttljencontiquiwgpthe ce

dford S 30i W 208 chat1t W 2 M chains S QM W 137 chains

saidbranchdower lines N lltW 18 60 chainsleabpasslDJlastoneIIchains10785f ac i

TIle fence on this the heirs ran11tlogofthe ripe and mace a partnership

1-Ias r

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1 rfence The nboyo tract rrf land coin ¬leaieirsdower land i

TERMS j

This sale will be made on a creditor6 and 12 months bonds with good sccuritytvillberegnireduPthepurchasetor r j

centIinter ¬

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JOHN JV MILLERMaster Comr Garrard Circuit Co-urtL

Commissioners Sale of Laud

GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT

JOHN A WOOD Trustee in Bankesruptcp of C M Jenkins PItYvs

The National Bank of Lancas-ter et al Defts

andThe National Bank of Lancaser

on Cross Petition Plff-vsDeftee s

White Dunksrson Co on crosspetition Plffs

vsThe National Bank of Lancas

ceterCc Deftvirtue of a judgement of the GsNn28

publicly before tne court house duoin Lancaster Ky sell to the highest andbest bidder the following describeproperty in jGarrard county Ky andbounded as follows to wit

uinthsundividet dt

Jenkins in sevenninths of the following tract of land on Sugar Creek andatA aeind a

meanders s 73 E 29 poles s 8H E 24poles s 52 E 33 poles s 49 E 20 poless 63E1I poles to a stone in a Hatbranchd x

E ° a 31E 51 poles to a beech thence Nit w12 poles to a sugar tree stump In nshedthence N 35 AV 35 poles to a sugar treethence N26 w 17 poles to a stonethence N 4ii AV 21 poles to a stonethence N 30 ± w 11 poles to a stonethence x50 IV 16C6 poles to a beechstump thence y 59 w 23 poles to aelm stump thence x 87J AV 40 poles toa stone to the Buford line thence withsaid line n E 1 poles to a stone thence

711 w 13 poles to a stake in shea branch thence x 3H w 4

to a stake thence x 53 w G poles tobeech on the side of the roadN 66 west 32 GO poles to a stone between sugar tree and elm pointersthence west 94 poles to a black walnuton old corner thence SUE 148i polesto the bepinninpcontaining 235 acres1 rood and 33 poles but in said conveyance a small strip of about It acresalong the drain bordering on the Middleton farm had been contracted to-G B Dunn to enable him to securehis fence out of said drain Said tractof land was conveyed by David FSmith and wipe to the defendant CM Jenkln anrl his wife Anna 11 Jenkins In the the proportion of fourninths to defendant C Jenkins andfiveninths to the said wife Anna MJenkins April 16 1873 Book 3 508

Second tract The curtesy or lifeinterest of C M Jenkins in the following tract Beginning at a sugar treecorner to Colby Jenkins thence a newline s 80 AV 80 poles to a stake in Adams line thence with said line N 2JAV 43 poles to an oak in the turn of aroad thence with the south edge o fthe said road and lane x 87t E 803poles to the beginning containing 21acres 1 rood and 36 poles

asThird tract On the waters olsugabeginning at a stone corner to

Dunn a new lines 74 AV 10020 poles° a stake on the line of the whole Ad

ams tract and in the line of the otherAdams load thence with the line ofsaid land s 83 E 195 poles to a stakenear the west post of a gate thence s3 AV 925 poles to a stake N 891 E pass ¬

16 feet x of an old ashcorner 825poles to a stake on said Jenkins line1C ft x of an old poplar stump thenceadthence with said Jeff Dunn and JohnH Dunns line s 87A 829 poles to be ¬

ginning containing 53 acres 3 roodsand 23 poles also a strip of land 15 ftwide that was reserved by J AV Poor inconveyance made by him to Juhn AV

Folger running the wholenorthern on the southern lineH Dunn said tract of land havingi

3been conveyed by John AV

C M Jenkins on the 2nd dayof April 1878 by deed recorded inGarrard county clerks office in DeedBook No 3 page = 01-

Fqqrth tract On the waters ofDixRiver and Sugar Creek and BoundedcornerheBrytarroad thence with the middle and mepu1Gsinsof same a new corner thence a newlineN fit w passing a locust tree foreand aft standing near the pike 73poles to a stone corner to AV J Hoganand C M Jenkins thence with saidJenkins line a 89 AV S0 poles to theandlnland which was conveyed to C MJenkips by J H Dunn and others on the23rd day of March 1885 by deed of rec ¬

ord in Deed Book 7 page 031 in Gar¬

rard county olerks officeFifth tract On the waters of Sugar

Creek and bounded as follows Be ¬

ginning at a point in the middle of theBryantsville sad Sugar Turn ¬

pike a newcomer thence leaving lirepike a new lneg It E 155 to astake new earner in line to C M Jen ¬83IdMrs Asa Dunn thence her line N If AV

lon chains to a point in the southpikethence891 w 915 chains to the beginningcontaining 2283 acres it being thesame tract of land conveyed by J HDunn and wife to defendant C M Jen¬1891ns628 Garrarc county clerks office

Seventh tract The cUJtesyor lifeinterest in the following tractBe ¬

ginning at pointin the middle of theLancaster Danville and Nlchglasyillethenctaa869 E 540 poles to a stakes N851E5

to a stakes 841 E 28 poles to ais 82 B 11 poles to a stake N 89i

3290 poles to a stake corner to AV Jpolcgdlo Jeff Dnnnj thence with saidcornei i

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stales In the north cduo ftblIIatal

SusrCreoatuntpikrroadsmiddle of the Danville Lancaster and

Nichnlasville road thencewiththemiddleotsames384 AV3240poles to a point in the miadii of PiinifFhrFordmiddle of said county road x 86 w 6080 poles to a stake in the middle o-fsameanewcornertoMrrthaJmirhthence a new line to same X 4 E 62 64sampthencepoles to the middle of the aforesaid

samethence I

of said pike x 384 E 1900 voles x 35 EMarthaJpoles in all 44i poles to the beginWing containing 96 acrestollowing ¬

first tract by itself and theinterG9tintheremainingsevenninthsbygather with curtesy in the second tractthen curtesy in second tract by itselftractstogetherthe fourth tract bv Itself then theJenkinsInlands and curtesies then will be offer ¬realizingTERMSrofubonds with good se ¬purchaser ¬

the undersigned bearing 6 per cent

unUlpaiilhavingIsupiflien will be retained on the propertysold until the purchase money is paid

MILLERMaster ¬

cuit Court

DRPIERCES

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Sla tion Noticewill be a met ting of the hare holder

of The Citlzeiis National at their officeTuesday Ja uary 12th lOOt for theof electing five directors to serve the ensuingyear Dec 4th 1903

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dud You Have a Right to Buy it From Us

READ OUR PROPOSITIONIJpackedexpress charges It will cost you just 3 cents to send us either one or two dollars and 5 casteto s nrt na ff s ioWhistabsolutelywlJlsendpureaJlexpnnchargesYou ought to have whisky in your house your doctor will tell you that whiky lithehwror ¬AIdnoitonpeace prepare war vetconpoundOur poativo guarantee goes with order Ifevery yon not pleased with the gofer irareatReference the Lexington City National Bank or the Adonis Express Coat Lextaf aRemember we pay all express charges Make remittance payable to and addressrThe HAGIN DISTILLING CO Lexington KyA nice etched glass and cork screw free with every order

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