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I bUshIVOLXII OLAY CITY KY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 19 J907s 1i IsS S S SS-e

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Just Received a Handsome Line of

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Dress GoodsII

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Sailor SuitingsY Cordura Cloth

MelroseS Henriettas

Sergese

Sicilians in Check and Solid Colors II

A fuH line of Mens Womens Iand Childrens Shoes

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doors CeilingBlinds

r Varandas PicketsStairways Shingles anfl EtcStoreFronts

tlbskinMclntosh-Kir Herman H Hoskin was

Wednesday evening married toMiss Alma McIntosh daughter ofMrs Sarah Barnes at the home ofthe bride near thjs city Prof CW Campbell officiating After theceremony the groom and bride repaired to the home of the formerwhere a bountiful repast was servedto a number of friends and relativesof the contracting parties Thebride is the daughter of J J Mc ¬Intosh deceased who died whenshe was very small She was sentto the Masonic Orphans Homewhere she remained until last yearwhen she returned to the home ofher mother Mrs A C Barnes abeautiful and accomplished younglady The groom is a fine youngman a farmer and good businessman who is being congratulatedupon his greatest succes in lifeThey will reside at the groomshome with his mother

F R Davidson manager Ir¬vine Telephone Company was inthe city yesterday looking afterinterest of their telephon linewhich they wish to extend toClay City We trust hQ will sueceed as connection betweon thetwo towns is badly needed

t1 KEEP COOLSummer now is here and

so is the Wfrm weather

You need a cool suit to re¬

lieve you from the opressivc

heat They are a our foreI The kind to please when

you are looking for

STYLE FITand

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price you cant beat that at

this ttore the place to get

everything you need jtt sim¬

ply correct living prices only

Come in and Let us Dress up

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Kentucky Crop ReportNotwithstanding very late and

unfavorable spring under favorableweather during the month of August crops are maturing rapidlyand while they are late unless wehave early frosts the prospects areexcellent for a good crop of cornand tobacco Threshing of all grainis about completed The yield ofwheat was small averaging tenbushels to the acre for the Statethe quality being good

The prospect for a crop of cornis 88 per cent and the conditionof this crop is 01 per cent Fallplowing has progressed nicely in-most sections and the indicationsare that the usual average of wheatwill be sown

Some tobacco has been cut andon sticks but the most of it is stillgrowing and late plnitings are stillin danger of early frosts Meadowshave yielded an average crop ofhay and it has been saved as a rulein good condition Pastures havebeen goodand all live stock is infine shape Hogs are reportedscarce and high in some sectionsLabor scarce and wages high all over the State

Paper Will Soon Bt Soaring HighThe International Paper Com

pany is buying all the print paper mills in the Northwest andwill combine them All of themills in the East have alreadybeen combined It is predictedthat within twelve months theprice of paper will advance to sixcents per pound That will causethe disappearance of penny pa-pers and an increase in subscrip ¬tion rates of every paper in theUnited States The dollar week ¬lies will all have to raise to 1 50or 2 00 a year or cut down thesize of their papers We do notknow how soon it will come butit is not far off

Powell Man NominatedH G Garrett has been nom-

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by the Republicans ofClark county for RepresentativeMr Garrett very creditably rep ¬resented this district iu the Leg ¬islature a few years ago and is abusiness man of admirable traitsIf any Republican on earth is de¬serving of recognition at thehands of the masses it is GreenGarrett and somehow it seemsto us That he is very awkwarklysituated politically anyway

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State Administration IndorsedThe Temperance Committee of

the State Conference of theMethodist church indorsed theState administration for its standon the liquor question and de-manding

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of all candidates for of¬fice an unqualified opposition tothe licensed saloon All preach ¬era and members of the churchare asked to abstain from the useof tobacco and their report rec ¬ommends the use of unfermeuted wine for the Lords Supper

The Republicans will hold a-mass convention at Stanton Sat ¬urday to instruct for candidatefor Representative The districtconvention will be held at IrvineHie20 This is Powells timeto name the candidate EditorjB Blackburn and Dr A TKnox are candidates forthe nom ¬nation

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end rick at StantonJ K Hendrick Democratic

nominee for Attorney Generalmade a speech at the courthousein Stanton in behalf of his candi-dacy

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to a large audience of Dem ¬ocrats and Republicans His ar¬gument was convincing on thetrust question Ho spoke highlyof the condition of State affairscommending the officials fortheir discreet and prudent man-agement

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Conference AppointmentsAt the Methodist Conference

in session at Frankfort for theLexington district E S Southgate has been appointed Presid ¬ing Elder and W F Tylerpreacher in charge Tim RevIt B Wilson our last years pas ¬tor has been stationed at WestLiberty Eld E G B Mannthe retiring Presiding Elder hasbeen assigned to the LexingtonHillStreet Church

License Revoked

Because Mitchell Bros saloonists of Lexington sold liquor onSunday Mayor Combs revokedtheir license and closed theirhours and made it impossible forthom to reenter the business inthat city It seems that a Pow ¬ell county son correctly under ¬stands how to manage lawless ¬ness oven in a big city like Lex ¬ington

Plenty of ApplesTom Cole was in the city Tues ¬

day with a wagon load of fine ap ¬ples This is an exceptionablebad year for fruit in most sec-tions but still we have an abun ¬dance of apples supplied fromthe adjoining mountain orchardsThey sell for from 75 cents to

1 00 per bushel on this marketThe flavor is not good as usualbeing most too sour for good eat ¬ing

Protracted Meeting ClosedElder J H Johnston conclud ¬

ed the protracted services at theVaughns Mill Christian Churchlast Thursday night with eighteenadditions Prayer meeting willbe held on each Wednesday nightElder Johnston has been calledto the care of this church for theensuing year

Not In the RaceRev L L Pickett Prohibition

candidate for Governor has chal ¬lenged Hon A E Wilson theRepublican candidate for a jointdiscussion of the temperancequestion but Wilson refused onthe ground that Picket is not inthe race

Lee county last week publish-ed

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a complete list of the delin ¬quent taxpayers This is jstright a citizen who refuses topay a poll tax of only n 50 shouldbe exposed to the public Wehope to see the Powell countyofficials follow suit

The Hazel Green Herald oneof the best papers in the moun ¬tains came out with a twelvepage illustrated edition last weekwhich showed the little townof Hazel Green to be a muchbetter place than we thought forWe have never been there

H D Curry of Myers is herotogether with the other childrenof Mrs America Curry who hasbeen in a very serious conditionfor several days She has beensuffering from some form ofheart trouble but was thoughtto be a little better yesterdaymorning

Win Harrison und S D Tyreeinmates of the Confederate Veteran home at Pewee Valley willreturn to the home today after atwo weeks visit in the county torelatives

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All the MillineryaIn this store is now offeredatIGreatly Reduced

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1 Now is the time to buy one of those II Beautiful Nobby Hats and at a priceI thats bound to please and surprise you m

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