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The Louisville Trust-CGarnero

Acts as Executor Administrator Trustee Guardian Assignee etc and as agent andattorney in fast of insxperienced persons and of Benevolent and Religious Institutions andOrders and in fact fills every position of trust that can be held by an individual

Rents Safe Deposit Boxes or Drawers in the largest and strongest fireproof and burglarproof vaults in the entire Soutn Takes care of Silverware and other valuable propertin its capacious fireproof storage vaults

Pays interest on deposits in its Savings Department and compounds the interestannually

semyITakes charge of real estate collects rents pays taxes insurance etc and mekesof improved and unimpaoved prperty Acts as agent and attorney for nonresidentsagement of estates a specialty I

Acts as Trustee Ragistar and Transfer Agent for railroads and other corporations andand as Fiscal Agent for the payment of coupons

Depository for Trustees Guardians Executors Administrators and fiduciaries

LOTJISVILLE Ky

READY Foy BUSINESSOur LIVERY STABLE

On GreensburgJStreet one block from the Public Square is nowopen for business We have 50 good stalls 25 of them boxed andallsafe and convenient

Plenty of Feed Good Rios and Sate Drivers

Everything new except we have experienced drivers and groomersPlenty of fresh water in every stall Your business solicited

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COLUMBIA KENTUCKY

Enterprise HotelChas F Gans Bro Props

223243 W Mareet St

Bet Floyd and Preston

Louisville Kentucky

RATES 100 Per Day

Absolute satisfaction guaranteedSpcciSl rates to Boarders

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isan UJ HOME Lwe can furnish you oneany kind you want We

for sale a great variety of farms dwelling houseshouses and business propositionsIhave a

DO YOU WANT A FARMus what kind ofa place you are looking forwhat °

size what improvements where located how much you

informationWe IJ are certain to interest you if you are on the market A j

postal card will bring you one of our printed lists °

I GBntral Kentucky Real Estate CompanyLEBANON KENTUCKY

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To r Tobacco ShippersWe wish to state to our friends throughout thetobacco growing sections that we are not connected directly or indirectly with any other ware

Ui house or warehouse companyWe conduct a Strictly Independent TobaccoWarehouse Commission Business

C A BRiDGES CO PropsPlCKETT TOBAGCO WAREHOUSE

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WILL IN OLD BIBLE

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ONLY HEIRfBooklValuable Paper Slips fromI Between the PagesI

Philadelphia Under curious circum ¬

stances Miss Bertha Johnson of Malvern this state has discovered thatshe is the sole heiress to an estateamounting to over 10000 which hadbeen left by her aged cousin Mrs Emstoryi

I fortune and a reward for Miss John-ston

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for a life spent in loving care ofI her cousin

When a score of years ago MrsI

Robinsons husband died she wasI

tsufficientport She had several nephews andnieces who although they were bettersupplied with worldly goods than Mrs t

Robinson failed to offer her a home I

or give her any financial aid MissJohnston who was a more distant rel ¬

ative had been left a home by thedeath of her father and she promptlyoffered to share it with Mrs Robinsonwhich the latter acceptedpuablesome supposedly worthless land whichIbelonged to Mrs Robinsonsold and the widow and her kindhearted counsin were enabled to morethan keep the wolf from their doorfrom the proceeds

About a year ago Mrs Robinson diedA search was made of her effects with ¬

out discovering a will and one of thenephews who had failed to aid her inher time of need was appointed to ad-

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the estate Preparations wermade to divide her property among thnephews and nieces to tneof Miss Johnston

To finally close the estate the widows few articles of personal property

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were offered at public sale this weekDetermined to have some keepsakeher counsin Miss Johnston ofIthe sale At last the old Biblewhich Mrs Robertson had spent manycomforting moments in her decliningyears was put up The bidding wasstarted but no one seemed anxious toacquire the volume and Miss JohnstonIsecured the wellworn book a rcents The auctioneer handed it down

fOldIedand witnessed by the terms of whichMrs Robinson had left her entire es-tate

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to her benefactorI

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sel in an endeavor to have the willbroken but without success

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I FAMOUS SHIP TO BE SOL

Missionary Craft Taken to HonoluluWhere It Will Be Auctioned to-

Highest Bidderi

ISeattle Wash After being used for118 months among the Micronesian

group of islands in the South seas thefamous missionary ship Morning Starhas been taken to Honolulu where she

auctIonI bought by thpennies of Sunday school childre-throughout the country Her cost was

40000 The steamer was originallythe Shoe City running between Bos-ton

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and LynnMorningIof missionaries bound for the SouthSea islands After landing the peoplethe steamer was employed carryin-supplies from the various islandsmissionary stations and also In carring native children to the Christianschools There are few vessels afloatso well known to seamen as thePreacher Ship as she was namedThe reason for selling the steam

is stated to be the cost of operatingher Coal in the South seas com ¬

mands a higher price than In morefrequented portions of the globe andthe traffic would scarcely justify theboard retaining so large a steamer

WANTS CURB ON MARRIAGES

John Gibson Hale of Chicago AsksLaw for All Kinds of a Check

on Cupid

Washington D C Mr Jenkins ofWisconsin chairman of the committeeon judiciary is in receipt of the draftof a measure which he is asked byJohn Gibson Hale an attorney of Chi-cago to introduce and have passed anwhich deals in a radical way with themarital relation

The proposed measure providesa physical examination of all Partsapplying fora license to enter intomarriage requires that they shall bein a state of health imposes a tax onmarried couples without children putsa bounty on children in the way of taation exemptions and provides for atax upon bachelors

Mr Jenkins Is both a husband andfather but he is not disposed to in¬daeiby

The Almad D mint th Spain Dface about SO yr cent of all tfauicfcsilYM ia tb worm

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WISE OR OTHERWISE

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Better a clever enemy than aool friend

Its but a step from cunning torascality

A cunning man is seldom wiseand never honest

Adversity sometimes trans-forms

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a coward into a hero

There is no graduating fromthe school of experience

One sinner is apt to rejoice inthe downfall of another

Knowledge of ones ignorance-is the master key to wisdom

Every time one man loses hisemper another gains his point

A blush is one of the few-thingsthat cannot be counterfeited

The bitter dregs of truth areto be found at the bottom of thecup

When a man challenges comagainstnSurely the man who deceives

himself is an easy mark forother deceivers

A man may be short of ideasand still be able to hand out a-

long line of talk

IIt is a mans nature to fallbeYitnfuturiby his past is enough to discour-age any man

An ideal politicalorganizationis one that blindly follows itsleader right or wronghasIthey have no use for him

Everybody wants to boss some-body and there is always someeveryIbody

Onehalf a successful manssuccess may be due to good luckand the other half =to good judg-ment

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DIt sometimes comes to passthat after a man has eaten every¬

thing set before him he wonderswhat ails him

Overcrowded

It is a pretty dangerous thing to al-

low your system to get overcrowdedwith undigested foodpoisons bileridn of

laxative Syrup Pepsin and you will rightchangeforyourself get into that condition againSafe and pleasant relief and cure forheadache constipation biliousness etcTry it Sold by Dr J N Page ofCandbackY

Mary and Anna Mason twoJer BThompson of Mt Sterling werewell remembered in the will oftheir master

W P Hacket of Winchester>

has been chosen superintendentof Mt Sterling Water Light andIce Companys plant

The Breath Of Life

Its a significant fact that the strongest animal of its size the gorilla alsohas the largest lungs Powerful lungsmeans powerful creatures How to keepthe breathing organs right should bethousandds

ofPort Williams 0 has learned how to

this She writesThree bottlesorDr Kings New Discovery stopped my

cough of two years and cured me ofwhat my friend thought consumption 0jits grand for throat and lung troublesGuaranteed by T E Paull druggistfiexe

Judge Flanagan of Winchest-er caught his foot under a buglaoe tprotruding over the side wallirTobred ± l

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GOOD ADVICE

Keep good company or noneNever be idle If your handscan not be usefully employedattend to the cultivation of yourmind Always speak the truthMake few promises Live up toyour engagements Keep yourown secrets if you have anyWhen you speak to a person lookhim in the face Goodcompanyand good conversation are thevery sinews of virtue Goodcharacter is above all things elseYour character can not be essen-tially

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injured except by your ownacts If any one speaks ill ofyou let your life be so that nonewill believe him Ever livemisfortune excepted withinyour income When you retireto bed think over what you havebeen doing during the dayMake no haste to be rich if youwould prosper Small andsteady gains give competencywith tranquility of mind Avoidtemptation through fear thatyou may not be able to with-stand it Earn money beforeyou spend it Never run in debtunless you see a way to get outagain Never borrow if you canpossibly avoid it Do not marryuntil you are able to support awife Never speak ill of any one

THOUGHTS FROM MONNA VANNA

iseethat rises to greater heightsthat seeks a higher range is bet¬

ter Nay watchful purity andfaithare excellent virtues butthere are times when they seembut small if one look elsewhere

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hath not his private madnessthe good man to whom no monstrous ideas has ever come

Let us give reasonable timeput our duty and our pain i

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their right places

They err who believe thatroism has no other ibdeath The most heroic act ithat which costs the most anddeath is often less painful than

lifeYouthat have always the

sword in your hand are two muchIgiven to believing thatno other courage than that whichshines from its point There isanother kind of courage lessbrilliant it may be and lessvaunted by mens tongues sinceit does less harm and they venerate that by which they suffer

CHILDRENS HOME SOCIETY

ifThe Kentucky Childrens HomeSociety has sixty boys and girlbetween the ages of three andnine for whom they desire goodChristian homes These childrenare unusually bright and attractive and we guarantee that nofamily will be disappointed in achild we send them

The winter months have givenus an enormous amount of workto do We are receiving morchildren now in a month than wformerly did in a year and as arule the children are muchbrighter and much better lookingand much easies controlled thanchildren we formerly handled

Will you not show yourin this great work for humaniby giving a home to one of thesehaveof afirstclass home in every respectand unless you are moral andstand well in your communitydonot apply as we will underno circumstances place a child ina home unless it can get the verybest advantages

This is the Masters work inasmuch as he said Suffer littlechildren to come unto Me andforbid them not If you are in¬

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would like to take a child pleaseaddress the Kentucky ChildrensHome Society No 2116 VonBorries Avenue Louisville Ky

Yours very respectfutlyGEORGE L SEHON

State Supt

SENTENCE SERMONS

The Devil has no more effect ¬ive weapon than the Christiansrusty sword

Every time you envy anotherman his meal you drop gall intoyour own plate

People who cannot stand up inthe fight must not look to sitdown in the feast

Dont think you are fixed onfeathers there because you makea lot of fuss here

Many a man is praying forgrace to bear his trials who needsjust sand to shake them

When friendship is just a soclot ladder the soul goes downfaster than the feet can climb up

The fact that this world doesnot agree with you gives nacertainty that the next one will

Many men think they aresaints because they have such anintense hatred of certain sinners

Its hard for the man who hasground off his nose on the moneymill to smell a taint or anything

Its better to take chances onpauperizing some than to starveyour own soul by denying aid to

allItsnot much use pronouncing

a benediction on your brotherwhen you have blood in youreyeHenry F Cope in ChicagoTribune

DIRIGO

Mr J W McClister has beenfewnThe bushes and briars are des¬fencenthissve little

plowingMrH Wheeler Rugby

was here one day last week

A M Cheatham of Cumber-land county was in this sectionlast week buying hogs

Mrs Warfield Estes who hasbeen sick for some time is im-proving

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Luther Polston of Cumberlandcounty is hauling corn forMessrs Parsons and Brooks this

weekPV Grissom called on our

merchants last WednesdayYSMcGlister several days last week

R S Royse was at Edmontonlast Monday

Master Willie Bennett wasvery sick a day or so last week

Messrs Campbell Stotts andMcKinney are running theirthiseyardewould make one think that anew timber region was just be-

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opened

Prof Mosby closed his singingat Greenbriar last Sundayonetschool for his daughter

IEldrige Stotts has recentlytheioBoston and is now on the road

11Marythe infant daughter of t-

J G Campbell isquite sick

Neighbors of Amos Ross orMadisonville got into a wrangle<

over which of the parents RossbabY just born most resembled t

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