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MASTER MAGIC TRAVELING CITY OF GLORIOUS NEW SPLENDORS

THE PRIDE OF THE SOUTHPopularily known as that Georgia Institution sf Eatertainmen-

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SUN BROTHERS name is a uuirantee of eXCt Hence Its past record is ansucceedinF 1

year their aggregation has been augmented and enlarged

Novelty Excellence Originalityand Progressiveness are

this season the striking characteristics of these great uptom late novel shows

200 Illustrious Performers both human and Animal The recognized

champions of their class

200Most Beautiful Ponies ever exhibited Goliathic display of Wild

Beasts Mighty Athletic and Aerial Tournament Conclave of Marvelous

Trained Elephants Huge Freak and Novety Bazaar International Con-

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of All Star Clowns

A New Shew Thra Out New Exploits New Sights New Novelties New Animals

All Presented Underneath The Finest Canvas Enclosure Ever ManufacturedSeats Provided for Everybody and so arranged that each and every auditor

will have an unobstructed view of the entire performance

< be donated to the charitable institutions of

P 5 U U U 0Vil town and county if any ticket scalpers gam ¬

biers short changers or immoral adjuncts are tolerated about the Stx BHOTII

Kits Snows CAX OTHEU Snows SAY As MUCH

> TTvr7 At 1230 oclock on the show grounds will be ofT

JF JR J i 4 ered pmircly free to the public the greatest free outdoorshows Iud fetes ever projected Will be given Rain or Shine

2 Cram aid Coapkle Performances Each Day at 2 and 8 oclock P M 2Doors Open for the reception of the public at 1 and T r n

NOTE The night show is given in all its entiretyand is presented amidst

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Capital 50000 Surplus 20000

A R DEXXY President

J E STORIES Vice PrestS C DENNY Cashier

J F Robinson Asst CashrR T Embry Bookkeeper

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Sam I D Cochran Alex R Denny A CRobinson John E Stormes S C

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Lancaster Elevator and Flour MillsALEX WALKER Prop

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J J WALKER J S JOHNSONPresident Vice Prest

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The 61T1ZENS NATIONAL BANKOf LANCASTER KY

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CAPITAL 50000 SURPLUS 25000B F HUDSON Cashier

I W O RieNcr Asst Cashr C D WALKBB Bookkeeper-J J WALKER JR Asst BookKeeper

Business Solicited Prompt and Gareful Attention

DIRECTORSJ S Johnson B F Hudson J J Walker

T M Arnold Alex Gibbs Lewis L Walker C A Arnold

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CS Sanders is improving some

Mrs Mary Sanders and daughtervisited at Mrs John Sanders

Mrs Mable Crutchfield has goneback to the exchange on duty

O M Moblev bought of A H Battin a Jersey cow for lifty dollars

Mr Robert Gains is at his fathersbedside in Madison who is very ill

Mr Dave Montgomery had a finehorse to go in a wire fence and brak

legMrJohn Vain wife and baby of

Lexington are on a two weeks stay athis mothers

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Mr John Lane is a very sick man

Mis Frank Bogie was a recent vis ¬

itor in this vicinityQuarterly meeting was held Satur¬

day and Sunday at Mt0 ivetA number of relatives at tended the

funeral of Mr Zack Ison of BurginMr Virgil Wills of Mercer spent

Saturday and Sunday wih relativesMr William Christopher has gone

to Tatham Springs for a two weeksstay

Mrs Lula Lane and children wereguests of relatives in Lexington lastweek

Miss Ora Poor and Mrs Ed Ballardof Stanford were weekend guests atJ J Poores

and Mrs IIugh Christopher

IMr returned from a visit to relatives

Mis A T Christopher of Somersethas returned home aft r a pleasantvisit to relatives

Miss Flossie Sheriff of Lexingtonis the attractive guest of Mr and MisII S Christopher

Misses Hawkins of Danvi le MistKing and Mr Beasley of Lowell wereguests of Mrs A D Scolt

We have local and northern seedwheat and timothy soed for sale

Hudson HughesD

It Saved His Leg

All thought Id lose my legwrit s J A Swensen of Watertovvn

WisIlen years of eczema that 15

doctors could not cure had at lastlaid me up Then Btickl ° tis ArnicaIniillible forSUin Eruptions Eczema

tIt Rheum Boils Fever Sores Burnsvialrts Cuts and Piles 25c at R EMcRoberts C Son 1m

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Mr Henry Bl inkenship is very ill

J IT Kiroyscld sonic corn to J M

Cress it 325Born to the wife of Jesse Brown a

10 pound girl-

Rodney Naylor sold a horse to JuliaRigsby for 8125

Mrs T W Jones of Stanford wasvisiting Mrs J M Cress

M F Lawrence sold 22 150 ib hogsto B D lloltzelaw at Sic

Cress Jones bought a car of hogsfor which they paid S to Sic

Mrs Henry Kidd is dangerously illfrom an overdose of morphine

Logan Thompson bought a sow andpigs from J P Ballard for 45

Mrs Millie Kirby of Paint Lickcame down t see her sick father

August Bartles sold 400 bushels ofwheat to J IL Baughman at OOc

Born to the wife of Mr Arch D

Stephen of Stingy Creek a line girlMrs David Adams has returned

from a visit to her father at Bee LickMister Walter Cox of Lancaster is

visiting his aunt Mrs Sallie WilliamsMr and Mrs W T Richardson wen

visiting JIS Miller and family SundayMr James M ses and daughter Miss

Frances were attending the Londonfair

Mrs Silas Anderson of Stanford isvisiting her daughter Mrs M F Law

LawrenceMissesDora and Ella Blankenship

were visiting Miss Kali Payne atTjpphanna Sunday

Misses McAlister and Ruth Durhamwent to Richmond M uiday to enterthe E K N school

M ssrs J H and Logan Thompsonattended the Somerset fair and boughtfour work mules for 81330

Mr John Ledford of Owslev countyis at the home of her sister Mrs Colins very ill of consumption-

J M Cress sold a pair of yearlingmules to Pence Bros of Garrard for

3371 also three suckling mule atsilo each

School could not begin begin hereMouday on account of Miss EmmaHoltz law the teacher being waterbound at her home on Gilberts Creek

Itev A C Baird assisted by RevStamper has just closed a meeting atGood Hope church which resulted fn

eight additions to the church Tbabadtizing occurred last Sunday atWhites Mill

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would have been about as welcome toA Cooper of CXswego H Y as a mer-

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lungracking cough that defiedall remedies for years It was mosttroublesome at night be writesnothing helped me till I used DrKings New Discovery which curedme completely I never cough atnight now MHions know its match ¬

less merit for stubborn colds obstinatecoughs sore lungs lagl ippe asthmahemorrhage croup whooping coughorhavfever It relieves quickly andnever fails to satisfy A trial bottle

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Miss Helen Ripy leas been a recentguest of Miss Agues Miles

Miss Zula Calico left Monday for theRichmond Nosmal school

Mr Cecil Broaddus made a businesstrip to Lexington quite recently

Mr and Mrs Web Raney spent lastThursday with Mr and Mrs J 0 Bogie

Miss Fannie Mae Miles of Louis ¬

ville was at home a few days last

weekMrand Mrs Mal Carer visited rel ¬

atives at Nicholasville and Wilmorelast week

Mrs Nancy Jane Ray visited MrsPorter Wearren at Teat rsvrlIe partof last week

Mr and Mrs Prenti Walker are rjoicirm over the arrival of a little girlon the 2nd inst

Messrs Dan Woaren and Sam Loganof Danville were guests of Mrs Mar-

tha Anderson last weekMiss Marion Boswell has returned

to her home in Louisville after apleasant visit to her cousin Miss Ag-ues

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Severe strains on the vital organslike strains on machinery cause bleakdowns You cant overtax stomachliver kidneys bowls or nerves with ¬

out serious larger to yourself Ifytu are weak or rundown or understrain of any kind take Electric Bit ¬

ters fie matchless tonic medicineMrs J E Van de Sande of Kirklandbrtaksclown while enduring a 11101 t severestrain for three months is due wlnlljandII tion

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Murphy a colt for 15

Charlie Murphy sold Richard Bur-

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a nice milk cow for 832

William IL Stotts sold Tom Bruneiof Jessamine a rice calf for 813

Mrs George Fain of Jessamine vis ¬

ited Mrs Vjlie Burton last SundayWilliam Stotts visited friends and

relatives in Nicholasville last week

Mrs Lou Murphy and BlancheSLots were in Richmond last week

Mrs Robert Long of Stone vi ledher parents Mr and Mrs B Ray lastweekBro

E B IJil tilled his regular appointment at Chapel last Saturdaynight and Sunday

Sarah Davis and Hite Gill drove toLancaster Thursday August 25th andwere united in marriage

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Yard Murcee bought a horse forS110

Mr Mark Gcins lost a valuable

horseMrGeorge Huffman is down with

typhoid feverBusiness meeting at the church Sat ¬

urday morning at 10 30

Mr Z tclr Eikin who has been sickfor several days Is improving

Miss Caldwell of Danville is visitingMiss Margaret Jenkins this week

M Nelson Marsee and wife of Lan ¬

caster have been visting the home

folksMr

and Mrs Jake Trumbo of ClarkCounty is visiting Mr O W McAfeeand wife

Mr and Mrs Noah Mirsee and fam ¬

ily were guest Sunday of Mr and MrsJake Carpenter

Mrs Ben King of Marcelus was theguest of her mother Mis ThompsonArnold Thursday

Miss Florence Sinijh has returnedfrom a pleasant visit to the MissesKelley at Fairview

We have local and northern seedwheat and timothy seed for sale

Hudson HughesMr Sam Rose who has been attend¬

ing the Medical College at Philadel ¬

phia is with his parents Mr and MrsG B Rose

M1 Cox of Wayne County who is atpresent sojourning with Mr D FRankin Jr will proballv locate iu thiscounty as he is on the look out for a

homesteadMrsBourne and daugh ¬

ter Miss Mary of Tyro Vicinity were

visiting Mrs William Blanks first ofweek

Messers William Dcolin D F Ran ¬

kin Tom Chestnut Penny Tuggle andWalter Perkins attended the Fair atSomersetAt

sale of the late Dr BenSwope every thing sold remarkablyhigh The farm containing 250 acreswas bought by Mr Rod Swope at 72I25 per acre

The revival services at Hebron conducted by Rev Jones of Louisvillewit continue through the week Thereare seven additions-

A young horse diiven by Mr Jirrmi Dunn became frightenedran intothe fence wrecking the buggy MrDunn was uninjured-

Mr Ison and sister Miss Maggie ofLetcher county are visiting their sis ¬

ter Mr Kelly Hogg Mr Ison will goto Lexington where he will take a ac ¬

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Indomitable will and tremendousenergy are never found vvhereStomachLiver Kidneys and Bowels are out oforder If you want these qualitiesand the success they bring use DrKingla New Lire Pills the matchlessregulators for keen train and strongbody 25c atE E McRoberts Son

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DANDRUFF AND ITCHING jSCALP YIELD TO THIS

ITREATMENTItVhydandruff germ from underneath the

skin with greasy lotions or fanoy hair-dressing when R E McRoberts dugstore will guerantee ZEMO and ZEMOSOAP to entirely rid the scalp of thegerm life that cause the trouble

ZE O and ZEMO SOAP can be ofc

tiied in any city or town in Americaand are recognized the best and mosteconomical treatment for al affectionsof the ski or scalp whether on infantur grown person One shampoo withZEMO SOP and application of ZE ¬

MO wi 1 stun i ebig aud cleanse thescalp of dandruff and scurf

We invite you to try ZEMO andZEMO SOA P and If not entirely sat¬

isfied we will refund your money

A Truthful Assertion

Time worst habit that bjs can fallinto is that of loafing around on thestreet at night It is then they casttheir lot in slippery places when atany moment they are licely to fallfrom grace A II good and noble lessonstaught them by their mother are than ecounteracted and nullified Theylearn nothing that iout1 but every-thing

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bad The buys who spend theirevening in the sacred precincts of tinhome with yood books for ihiir com ¬

panions are the future hope of t hi re ¬

public they will till our legislativeand congressional halls and sit in juiijmerit on men and measures while Vwboys who run the streets will till curpenitentiaries lmshou e and lunaticasylums Parents who are respon i lfor these broken laws of decency wilnave Loken hearts and bowed headsin the awakening years that willinevitably

SoIowExONE

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But he Dosent Live in Lancaster nor

Read the Record

A man in Conneticut gave a doctora specialist in catarrh 550 to cure himof this common yet most obnoxiousdisease

The specialist gave him a bottle ofmedicine and told him when and howto use itl r

The foul took the medicine hometook one dose put it on a shelf andmade no further error t to follow in ¬

structionsThreemonths later with the medi-

cine still on the shelf he told a friendthat the specialist was a fade that hehad paid him 50 and still had catarrhas bad as ever

This story is told for a purposenYOilEL pronounce it Ilighcuicw nt cure catarrh if you dontbreathe r it will cure catarrh if youoreathe it regularly

Furthermore YOU dont need to givea catarrh specialist SoO to cure you otcatarrh for the specialist is yet to lithorn who can write a better prescrip-tion

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than IIYOMEI-K E McRoberts and druggists ev-

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guarantee IIYOMEI tIcure catarrh or money back A com-plete

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outfitwhich consists of a bottleof IIYOMEI a hard rubber inhaleand simple instructions for use cowsonly 5100 Seporite butties of II YOMEL if afterwards needed cost but50 cents If you already own a IIY ¬

OMEI inhaler you can get a bottle ofHYOMEI at RE McRoberts for 50cents Xo stomach dosing justbreathe it D23

ibA Kiss

A learned gentleman in this sectionWill has given much of his time tj thestudy of human nature and other im ¬

portant and unimportant subjects hasbeen asked to define a Hiss and weprint below a series of definitions andif you want to knowyou can take yourchoice without-

A kiss he says is

To a bashful man the acme of agonyWomans passport to her husbands

purseThepoorest anthers richest gift

Time safty valve exuberant feelingNatures VolapukThe drop that causes the cup of lov-

etooeII1IWA twjfaced action that meets with

mutual approva-lCupidssealing wax

Its like the wind that blowsfeltbut not seen

That in which two heads are bet rthan one

Two orbiculars in a state of contrac-tion

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and in anatomical juxtapositionCupids cruising smackPrinting without inkno proof sheets

wantedReportat headquarters

The sounding system used by theoperator in sending a telegram to the

heartThe sweetest fruit on the tree of

loveThebest tincture in the household

medicine cupboardLoves most ecstatic expression and

sorrows sweetest balmA Womans most effective argumentThe striking of a love matchA thingtbati cannot be taken with-

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giving and cannot be given with-out takingI

A universal plaster that heals allwounds given in thoughtless tiffs

Enlargement of the heart the symp-

tom of which is contraction of themouth

A stick of mattertwo headsand an application

Much prized by twoof use to no-

onThe dew on the flower of loveThe electric motor that sends the

trolley of love to the Recorders officeThe souls plenipotentiary-Danville

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Kiioxville Tenn tf Sept 12 to Oct 12 IIIIIII AmericaIiLive Stock and RacesTsiiriU ITorse ShowBench ShowPigeon and Pet Stock Show September 27 to October

I Poultry Show October 52Vrilh Brother Air Ship DavsSeptenber2 2tStrnebels Dirigible Ralonn Every nay September 12 to Oct 12 I-

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Admission to grounds Spotember9II After 6 p m 25cts

Specil railroad rates every day and remarkably low

I to Knoxville and return on Tuesday and Thursdays as rln raresrLAXCASTEI S3G5 STANFOID 5350 Jrxcriox CITY

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THE prescription department iswhat makes a firstclass drug

store and we pride ourselves on oursAbsolutely pure drugs compounded by expert pharma-

cists who follow your physicians instructions to the letterthat is what makes our prescription department the favorite alike ofthe attending physician and the patient

The other departments of the store are conducted on an equallyhigh plane Our soda fountain makes a specialty of rich red spar-ing refreshing

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