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Central Record: n. Friday, June 29, 1906. Central Record. 400dpi TIFF G4 page images Cartwright & Landrum, Lancaster, KY 1906 cen1906062901 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Central Record: n. Friday, June 29, 1906. Central Record. Cartwright & Landrum, Lancaster, KY 1906 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. CENTRALLANCASTER KY FRIDAY JUNE 29 190G I 7 SEJETEENTII rrxrlt NU1I1J THE RECOB w- l iI 1 in 1- 4 nfN h fTWINfl lG I I ChaInIJion I OWflrs1j f Champion I I Hay Rakes s i Iq ii ASEf DEN II II I WtJwM WDJtWll RL DAVIDSON I Law Olncc over Police room Prompt Mention ru G CHRIS FARIS i R j s 1Jrtkers- a4 AtiorneyAt Court business wrrtr rrRr r Icl Dentist Once ever st rlJn q Thompo- nstoryPaurile O Focal Interest The Ore bell broke up many a good snooze Sunday afternoon Family dinner tickets at low prices for the fair at dimmers tf A large crowd attended court Mon day but business was dull In all branches A pair of spectacles were left in this olllceabout a week or ten days ago Come Jet em Rev C C Brown the new pastor of the Presbyterian church will preach Sunday morning and evening Remember you can get a splendid meal at immcrs on the fairgrounds for less than it costs you to prepare your lunch Millikcns minstrels gave a good per formance in their tent on Richmond street Saturday night The music and dancing was tins The L N will run another 8150 excursion to Cincinnati Sunday Train leaves Lancaster a few minutes after five and you have all day in the city The perfect order at the show grounds and in town Saturday night goes to prove what can be done when determined elTorts are put forth to en force the law The large barn of Mr T B Walker on Danville street caught lire about three oclock Sunday afternoon but the Hames were extinguished before much damage was done Dinner by Zimmer on the fair grounds Eat at these tables where every convenience and comfort is instead of lugging out a cold lunch The price of a regular dinner at these tables isvery small tf- i Their many friends extend deep sympathy to Mr and Mrs II Furr on the death their baby who after a lingering illness died Saturday night The child was nearly two years of age and the pet of all who knew her Another Sale Hughes Iud Swinebroad sold C Stormes homestead on Richmond avenue opposite J R Hasselden to Mrs M A Hamilton who will be gladly welcomed back to this city by her many warm friends The Old Tyler Dead Mr h T David on who has been tyler of the Masonic Grand Lodge for more than thirty years died at his home in Louisville last week He was known and loved by the craft and his death is deeply regretted He was well acquainted in this county having re sided at Bryantsyille some years ago I provided W of the C Jose Get in The Habit Of Visiting The Special Line White Goods and Lawns Just received and they are the swellest ever shown in Lancaster We take great delight in showing them to our patrons We call to the celebrated Grossett Oxfords SHOES FOR MEN This is the best brand on the market end we know you will be pleased with them Come to us for honestbar gains have no Fake Sales The Joseph Mercantile COMPANY i I 01 I I Iespecialattention and t I w 1 J If ro t I winx Cot yhivo44444G4ibF r e v r s w The Ladies Aid Society of Hubbh will give an ice cream supper Satur day night July 7th proceeds for the benefit of the church WnfHumber who killed Policeman George Pollard was brought before Judge Ford Saturday for examining trial He waived examination and was sent back to jail without bond to await action of the August grand jury Will Begin Work at Once The directors of tne Garrard Bank Trust Co met Monday and award ed the contract for building to Kenny Co of Danville and work will immediately A meeting is being held as we go to press for the purpose of selecting officers for the new K P Services The Knights of Pythias held memo rial services at the Methodist church Sunday night attended by a large con gregation of people The services were the continuation of the regular deco ration exercises which were by rain the Sunday previous Good talks were made by Eld F M Tinder Rev B F Nelson and lion R II Tomlin Special Train to Lancaster Fair The Land N will run a special train from Paris to Lancaster each day dur ing the Lancaster Fair The train leaves Paris at 805 each morning Winchester at 855 Richmond at 145 and arriving at Lancaster at 1055 The rate will be one fare plus twenty five cents for the round trip train will leave Lancaster at 5 oclock Dates July 18 19 20 Big Fair At Stanford The Stanford fair will be held July 12 13 14 and will be one of the very best in the state Young propressive men are at head of the enterprise and they have gone the limit in the way of big premiums and plenty of them Every convenience has been provided for the comfort of the people and you are certain of a good time and splen did entertainment Remember the 12 13 14 A Great Bargain We have a rich farm of 575 acres four miles from town and i a mile from Lexington pike on a good road on which a turnpike will soon be made as many is being raised for that pur pose for sale on easy terms at a low price It Is near a good school In a good neighborhood The land hemp tobacco or any other crop abun dantly and will soon pay the cost prices Hughes Swinebroad 2t Opening Ball at Crab Orchard The opening ball at the famous old Crab Orchard Springs will be held to morrow Friday night and a large crowd of people will attend There are quite a number of guests at the springs now and the season promises to be the best in recent years Capt and Mrs J B Willis have made many friends for the resort and the number of guests increases each year There is no disputing the fact that it is the most delightful resort in the South Thanks to Bro Walton Just as we began to bind the several thousand catalogues for the Lancas ter fair our binding machine broke and we were in the middle of a very bad fix One of the ollice fore was plac ed in a buggy and hotfooted to Stan ford where Bro Ed Walton in his usual bighearted way loaned us his ma chine and we worked night and day to make up lost time Cleverer men than Ed Walton dont exist and If the world was made up of men like he life would be more worth the living Real Estate Transfers There is some activity in real estate Hughes and Swinebroad sold the Joseph property on Stanford avenue to Dr J A Amon the Reid lot where the fire recently occurred to Dr G C Farris and the Fisher and Herring property on Richmond avenue to Mr W E Amon of Lincoln county father of Dr Amon We welcome Mr Amon and his family knowing that he is a good citizen and a perfect gentleman The three prices of property are very desirable and sold at reasonable prices Real Estate Sales In Harrodsburg Rue Currey sold this week for J 0 Dedman 31 acres on Mackville pike to Lytle Kays for 225 cash For Joe Y Vanarsdall his law office on Short street to W W Stephenson for 1350 cash For Mrs Nannie Witherspoon her dower interest in the Express Office building to W A Bottoms for 200 cash For Mrs W W Stephenson house and lot near Graded School to Joe Vanarsdall for 225 cash Six Per Cent Dividend At the annual meeting of The Building Loan Association held last week dividend of 6 was declared and a fair amount car reed to the surplus fund This Loan Association has been a great benefit to our people as 50 or 60 bouses have been paid for through it in small payments and Secretary J Hempbill says that he oan con vince anyone who will come to see him that they can pay for their houses by pacing the same amount they are now paying for rent The company nized for the of the instead of an investment and Is one of the few now doing business la the State I institution interrupted son passing Returning datesJuly will row Lancaster Build- Ing co b begin percent org town G M Siler is back from the moun tains after a number of laborers to work on the improvements being made by the L and N Railway lIe wants all the men he can get good wages in store for those who returned with him VltYANTHYILLE Mr T E Adams of Sharpsburg was here for a short visit Miss Ellic King of Lexington is guest of Mrs Eugene Berkele Mr Tom Dunn bought a horse from Mr Walker Burnside for 112 Master Will Flowers of Louisville is the guest of Master Jack Dunn Mr Robert Williams of Texas has been visiting his aunt Mrs Levi Mor ris Miss Allie Dunn left Monday to take a special at Ann Harbor Michi ganMessrs Hogan and Bryan Ballard spent Thursday and Friday in ton The Misses Boner entertained a few of their friends informally Monday eveningMr Campbell of Nicholasville has been the guest of Mr Walker BurusidJ Miss Ethel Dunn of Lancaster is spending a few days with her aunt Miss Levy Dunn Misses Tommie Sanders and Mary Evans of Nicholasville are the guests of Mrs W L Glass Mrs Mary Berkcle and Miss Edna Berkele are at home after a visit to relatives at Louisville Mr William Baughman of is one of the Home Comers who has been visiting relatives here Miss Annie Higginbotham has re turned home after a very pleasant visit to friends at Lexington Miss Mattie Boner visited in Jes samine last week and attended the Home Coming at Nichalasville Wed nesday Messrs Milton Nathan and Julian Elliott of Lexington have been visit ing their brother Dr W M Elliott for a few days Messrs McClure of Noblesville Ind and Wiley of Missouri were among the Home Comers who visited here last week Misses Ruth Marty of Cincinnati and Marion Muster of Jeirersontown are expected Tuesday fora visit to the Misses Marit Mr and Mrs Lcist and daughter of Michigan City Ind and Mr Toe Ilasel den of Lancaster spent last week with Mr and Mrs Sam Hasclden Those present were Misses Maggie Tomlinsoi Ethel West Anna Kay Jenkins and Mittie Dunn Messrs Herbert Kinnard W B Burton R L Davidson and John Ray Mrs John Bryant entertained a few of her friends at dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs J X Dunn and daughters Marla and Hazel Mrs C C Becker entertained Monday in their honor The supper given by the Masons Saturday night was a success in every way Quite a large crowd attended and a very nice sum was realized The proceeds will be given to the Masonic home at Miss Maymc Lee Ballard intertwined a few of her friends very pleasantly at a six oclock dinner Wednesday even ing Miss Ballard was assisted in en tertaining by her brother Mr Hogans Ballard Cover laid for ten Mrs X Dunn and children of New Mexico are visiting friends and relatives here Mrs Dunn was delighted to get back home and her many friends were glad to welcome her several dinings have been given in her honor LOWELL Mr Dan Smith is quite sick at this writingMiss Spratt spent last week with Miss Clara Smith ofCartersville Miss Cora Belle Hurt visited Mrs Clara Bettis of Lancaster last week Mr and Mrs Walter Smith of Jellico and Mrs Jess Parks visited Mrs Will Hurt Sunday Mr Ray Mannus had the misfortune to lose a very valuable horse last week with the lockjaw Mrs Robert Brown and son visited her sister Mrs John Lawson of Flat wood Saturday and Sunday Mrs Richard Brown and little daugh ter lola are spending a few weeks with her father below Lancaster Mrs Nannie Daily and beautiful daughter Miss Jaily Newland from Kansas City is visiting her father Mr John Harden Mrs W F Parks will serve ice cream cake and sherbert at her home Satur day afternoon June 30 for the benefit of the Paint Lick Christian church We make a specialty of honing razors and guarantee perfect satisfaction tf Duncans Barber Shop We handle the celebrated Lowneys candies and receive fresh stock every few days Zimmers tf Important Notice When our representative calls with your account please be ready to settle with him as we need the money Please remember that there Is expense to sending out a collector and dont require him to call the second Haselden Bros r being the Lon Missouri ville Roswell attaChed I course Shelby were time s r J A Beazley Undertaker r I 4rterlal and Cavity Embalming Full line of Caskets and Burial Robes al ways in stock fJndertakers Parlor o n Danville street just above Presbyterian church Phone 111 WmHcrudon lien I llcriidon Herndon Herndon Attorneys at Law Lancaster Kentucky over Stormes drug store Special Bargain We have a farm containing 143 acres of highly productive land 21 miles from Lancaster on a turnpike for sale at the low price of 50 per acre well fenced and watered Improve melt good large tobacco barn etc 3t Hughes Swinebroad An Ideal Vacation Trip To Yellowstone Park Personally Conducted Spend your money in this country Itinerary of Trip Denver Colorado Springs Cripple Creek Garden of the Gods Manitou Pikes PeakGrand River Canon Royal George Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City Ogden Salt Air Marshall Pass Black Canon and CI days in wonderful Yellowstone park Cost of Trip Expenses of an ordinary trip of this nature has been fully considered and minimized so as to be within easy reach of all Special sleepers will leave Louisville night of July 2rth For full particulars write J H Gallagher 1907 ISnrret Avenue Louisville ij rr Fr rI 1mI O ice ill rn rn I m i I rn I f rr I It Il I IJ 1 f Special Sale Embroidered Shirt Waist Patterns These are the very latest styles and will save you money and much labor During this sale you will be able to buy Shirt Waist Patterns at the following low prices 69c 89c 100 125 169 Everyone a Big Bargain We have an extensive line of Ladies and Childrens SUPPERS LOW iJJTS See our Cheap Counter full of good shoes at way down prices Our line of mens Hosiery inclndes all the newest creations Logan Dry Goods COM PA NY Iitllif I 01l I I 7mand l gr 8rIJ J J i E3 r El Ev- ii THEoID F3 F3 l a E3 JL Theres a swing and dash to these newDouble Breasted Suits t I 000 SEick b cant but appeal to knowing dressers The coat long with wallproportioned shoulders and large shapely lapels The trousers are gracefully pegged and made in plain or turnup style And the clothes as well as they look because of the thoroughly good tailor ing thats put into em There are sevcraldozsn fa brics of the newest designs to choose from And just 10 y We can save you money on Hats and Furnishing Goods H T LOGANThe House of Quality THAT willwear shoes i li 1 L T y it rorx r Wanted WHEAT CORN and HAY Get my prices before you sell I heave the quality and my prices are right Take of the hot weather prices And stock your coal it will be higher later I handle all kinds of Feed and Field Seeds Salt in 5 and 7 bushel barrels and 300 Ibs sacks Bitlards ObaliskFlour in barrels and half barrels BANKS HUDSON i n IIII III III HtIfN u n COAT a I advantage I I I 1 McCORMACK Sole agents for AMERICAN FENCE Moil nt El kin z XD RAKES V Twine Binders Mowers Twine J We have just received a nice line of PICTURES We will give you your choice for every twenty dollars worth of goods bought of us for cash We have a fine line of I FURNITUREon hand at right prices Call and see and be convinced J C ROBINSONP J B COLLIER Salesman The approach of Spring suggests House Painting OUR LINE this year IS THE BEST GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING Stormes Drug Store Lime and Cement Pure Anderson County WHISKEY IS OUR SPECIALTY We sell in quantities not less than a quart GIVE US A TRIAL Both phones 291 Main St next door to Spears Lyons stable J H TKAYNOR Co Nicholasville MAY MAY DAY YOUR MOVE The move should be to emphasize the importance of rent insur ance Destruction of rented building means loss rental Income Protection against such loss is important for all and is a positive duty in the caseof trusteesexeciAorsadminWtrator8 and guardians J H KINNAIRD General Insurancespecial arrangements with Basil n Telephone Co 1 I fRAMED Ia III I I r 11m I fi E rtii I JIJII 1JtA1 N a AI I I 1 JIVI1WiJJl1ft1f1T 1l1l J11lTuT 1TUTti11ft1jJl1WijJl1WTJI I of me QneNo l BeslgenseNo 7 tt iottfz rr Jf a a I a i Fan onecan call Y 1i J CENTRAL RECORD Isaiued Weekly OneDollar per Year LOUIS LANDRAM Entered al the Post OJStr in Lancaster Ky SecondClass Mail Matter Member of Kentucky Press Association Eighth District Press League Jnnc 29 1906 While the country is making faces at the grafter and the law is getting after himexcept in the case of one or two distinguished members of that pro fession who have a superabundance of money one writer rises and in a few simply terms mildly extols him in the following language the writers name is withheld for some reason probably because he was a grafter himself and did not propose to give himself away We should not be too hard on the graft He may have his good points Often he loves his family and fre vuently he needs the money we should remember after all that his greatest crime consisted in being caught While graft is a monster of such horrid mien that to be hated needs but to be seen we should remember that about as good a way to get a list of those who would embrace it if they got the chance when no one was look ing would be to read the city directory One thing that ails us all Is that we was made of the same kind of clay that went to the well too often and while we should denounce graft wherever it appears and punish the grafter when he is caught yet we should be thankful if without offense ourselves that no opportunity to graft ever came around making googoo eyes at us Again once again the cry from Kan sas is for laborers to help reap the abundant crops What ho Hobo where are you Why are not your weary footsteps turned Kansasward where work is plenty and food and raiment abundant But Kansas is not the only employer seeking for Help in va rious industries Tine cry for help comes from many quarters The demand for labor skilled and unskilled has never before been greater The idle man is not forced into idleness man can get work to do if he The tales of the tramps at the back door of no work to do are simply lies for a meal The country is wondrous ly prosperous The Ilarrodsburg Herald says good natured people are a blessing wher ever they be They may not set the world on lire they may not make the most money hut they leave an aroma of happiness in their wake that is bet ter than anything in this work To feel good toward your fellows and to be able to express that feeling at the prop er time and as often as need be is a gift more precious than gold or It is also as rare as great riches It is claimed by those who figured on the result of late legislation in Ohio that the state has lost 3220000 by im posing a tax on saloons At least 3220 saloons have gone out of business in consequence of the tax and of course the state does not get the money No the state does not get the money but it gains in morality and much saving by the people besides the lessening of crime and misdemean ors such as the saloons seem to foster In the end the state will gain largely if not immediately A St Louis woman is suing for di vorce because her husband showed too great a fondness for one of the domes tics in the home The wife is certainly showing herself lacking in appreciation for servant girls are hard to keep and her husband was probably only his mite to the happiness of the girl It has been remarked by a philosoph er that the richest a community is not he who has most money This can be verified in every community Some men com parativelY poor in worldly wealth are rich as cream in the best and highest lights of human experience Higher and higher goes the price of plain straw hats for men Some of them now cost 10 and they are not Panamas either The women think the price is outrageous and that no married man at least should indulge in such ex travagance It is becoming quite fashionable for housewives to do their own cooking thats why they go bare armed They are forced into the exercise one practicing this enforced economy is enjoying better health than ever before Employers of labor assert that men employs are more dependable more conscientious than men why it maybe supposed so many are taking the places of men in various vocations If these waists into general use the men will have to wear blinders such as once were put on horses to keep them from becom log frightened by objects at the side Owing broken water main Cin clnnatl had a water famine the other day No serious inconvenience resulted however as the merely in creased their delivery capacity Too many girls wear short slerves who do not look to the condition of their elbows Many an otherwise s i f a and Ry r I 01 ii f g 1000 IL j 1 l r jewels I II ij U contributing r and observer II WOo women peek toa Lane ter v ev 1 ma And e boo come breweries 4- t 4L cit tithe very ands ret ty or afm Is soiled by an olbow cap that like a piece of bark A young woman discourses in the New Yourk Globe of The value of a smile and a malevolent western answers that the price is 15 cents two for a quarter That California bachelor who gave 4000 shirt waists to the women of S n Francisco must not bemade fun of by either married or single men BEUNA VISTA Miss Ura Poor was in Ilarrodsburg Saturday J B Robinson bought of J F Ruble milk cow for 25 Mr Will Terril of Missouri attended church here Sunday Mr James Smith left last week for Davenport Oklahoma Mr Blakeman of Missouri has been visiting his near here Howard Lane of Richmond is the guest of his sister Mrs Marshall Scott lien Spillman and wife of Danville spentSunday with Mrs Mary Spiliman Albert Skinner bought of Dr Free man of Burgin one bay mare for 117 50 Will Scott and family spent Sun day with Mrs Scotts mother near Bur Kin Miss Alice Scott has returned from extended visit to relatives at Lex Rev EJ Terri of Salvisa passed through here last week and called up on friends Mrs John Daugherty and little son of Lexington are at her fathers Mr Thos Christopher Some of our young people attended the Masonic supper at Bryantsville Saturday evening MAHKSKUHY Rev Wm Stallings will preach at the Fork Sunday at 1030 Miss Vansant of Ilarrodsburg is spending the week with Miss Bessie Bolton John Ilendren o f Madison county was the guest of K P Cobb last week Mr Jim Buster Jr of Harrodsburg was the pleasant visitor of Mr Robt Master Roland and Millard Kemper are spending tne week with Mrs Margaret Sutton and family Miss Elizabeth Simpson is appointed as a from the Grove Endeavor- to the meeting on the 20th Miss Annie Steel Cook is over from Lexington with Misses Lula and Liz zie Simpson for quite a while Miss Mayme Underwood of Hubble was the pleasant guest of Miss Mary Chesnut a few days last week Miss Bessie Gulley Mrs Aic Rice and daughter Stella were the guests of Misses Sallie and Lee Herring Sunday Mrs M C Green and children and Guy of Lexington returned home Tuesday after a very pleasant visit to relatives Misses Minne Johnson of Lancaster and Mary Kemper attended church here Sunday and dined with Miss zie Marksbury Rev Robinson of London preached a good sermon to a large audience on last Sunday morning at the Fork and dined with L D Chesnut Mr Carpenter will fill his at the Grove next Sunday and preach a special sermon for the Endeavor SocietySunday evening Mr N H Bugle leaves this week for Marksbury Ala to spend several days and his wife who has been there for some time will accompany him home NINA Shearer brothers bought Mis Adkinson 10 nice shoats at G cts Mr Hugh Gaylor and family of attended church here last Sunday Mr Hugh Gayler bought of several parties here last several nice shoats at cents Our disrtict school will begin next Monday morning let all the children be sure to come the first day Anderson and Lawson were here last week and bought of Joe Ross 4 heifers at cts and one cow at 3 cts Mr and MrsMatMoore of Paint Lick visited Mrs Moores parents Rev and Mrs Foleys last Sunday and attended church here Freedom Sunday school received literature for next quarter Let all be present Sunday evening at 3 oclock and get their lesson sheets On last Sunday morning Mr Sy Creechs faithful saddle and harness horse died He had carried the mail many time but he has gone the way of all the earth Robt Adkinson of Missouri who has been away from Kentucky for 50 years returned during Home Coming and is at his brothers our good friend and neighbor George Adkinson Mr Ad kinson nothing looks the same he knows no one and but few know him Following The Flag When our soldiers went to Cuba and the Philippines health was the most important consideration Willis gan retired Commissary Sergeant of Rual Concord N H says I was two yearsin Cuba and two years in the Philippines and ject to colds 1 took Dr Kings New Dis for Consumption which kept me in perfect health And now In Hampshire we find it the best medl cine in the world for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung es Guaranteed at R E McRoberts druggist Price 50c and SLOO bottle free im J i eal looks editor an ington Fox Snuday de I agate LIz appointment Christian o f Madison fit 3 T Mor USA cover C c i one relatives DIr week Router bein di t a grub New seas Trial he for for er to a G HERBERT VREELAND For Secretary of State So much encouragement has been given Herbert Vreeland our present active and progressive young Com missioner of Agriculture to utTer him self again as a candidate for a State office that after mature consideration has decided to become a candidate Secretary of State It certainly looks like he has won for himself the backing of the farmers of Kentucky whatever he may seek and In re cognition of his efforts in their behalf since his election as State Commission thousands of them have urged him offer for another State otlice since the Constitution makes him ineligible for reelection Mr Vreeland has an complished something in an olllce that was created for the farmers but which has been of very little benefit to them and it is refreshing to the Democrats of Kentucky when they find public servants who devote all their time and through to fulfilling the duties ol their olllce with energy and intcili gence Mr Vreeland is the youngest of the present State officials and until the last State election had never been a candidate for office Although it was his first appearance he won his nom ination for Commissioner of Agrlcul ture by a majority of 20000 next to the largest majority received by any candidate in the State primary al though opposed by two prominent j candidates who made most vigorous campaigns Mr Vreeland has a person i acquaintance probably not surpassed by any other young man in Kentucky extending to scores and hundreds in every one of the 110 counties in Ken lucky lie is a brother of John Veerland publisher of the FarmerV Home Journal and at the head of the Democratic Executive Committee iii Louisville andJefferson county and of Graham Yecrland managine editor of the CourierJournal who for ten years was the Legislative correspon dent of the CourierJournal at fort The Democratic nominations for State offices will be made again by State primary in November and Mr Vreeland has begun an active cam paign Up to the present time he has no opposition City AnOrdinauce to regulate the currying moving delivering transfering or dis tributing of liquors in the City of Lancaster Ky The City Council of the City cf Lan caster Kentucky do ordain as fol lows Sec 1 It shall be unlawful for any j person or persons individual oi cjrporatiou public or private carrier to bring into transfer to other person o r persons corporations carrieror agent deliver or distribute in the City of Lancaster Kentucky any spirituous vinous or other intoxicating liquor regardless of tint name by which it may be called and this orui nance shall apply to all pack ales o f such intoxicating liquor whether broken or unbroken 1rovi ded individuals bring into the City of Lancaster Kentucky upon their person or as personal bag and for their private use suet liquors in quantity not exceed one gal and provided the provisions of this ordinance shall not ti licensed physicians or druggist to whom any public my deliver such gouda in unbroken packages in quantity nut to exceed live gallons al time Sec 2 Each package of such spiri tuous vinous malt or other intoxicat ing liquor regardless if the name b winch it may be called whether en or unbroken packages brought into and transferred to other person cor poration carrier or agent delivered or distributed in the City of Lancaster Kentucky shall constitute a seperate offense Sec 3 Any person or persons in dividual or corporation public or pri vate the provisions of this ordanance shall be deemed guil ty of violating the Local Option law and be lined not less than fifty nor more than one hundred dollars for each offense Sec 4 And the place of delivery of such liquors shall be held to be the place of sale Provided further That the provisions of this ordiance shall only apply to common carriers corpor individuals who usually carry freight or goods for firm common carrier corporation or individual who pay for con vcylng vinous malt or spirituous shall be deemed a violator of the provisions of this ordiance MayorAttest An Ordinance concerning keeping Disorderly Houses in the City of Lan caster Ky and fixing a penalty for violation thereof The City Council of the City of Ky do ordain as follows That it shall be unlawful for any person to keep a disorderly house with in the of the City of Lancaster and any person the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined not less than one nor more than onehundred dollars or not less than one or more than fifty days or both so tined and imprisoned in the discretion of he court or jury trying the case J M Duncan Mayor Attest C W West Clerk Teachers Institute The white teachers of Boyle Lincoln and Garrard Counties will meet in Joint Institute Ky Aug to 11 190G The Institute will be con ducted by Dr R U Roark of Worcesterl Mass and MrsEE Olcolt Danville Ind All teachers holding certificates who are expecting to teach at any time must attend this Institute or forfeit their certificates unless excused by the County Superintendent The Colored Teachers Institute will be held al Lancaster Ky Sept 3 to 8 i90G All teachers holding certificates and who are expecting to teach at must attend this Institute unless excused by the Co Supt The white teachers examination will be held at office of Co Supt the 15th and 10th of this month The Coloied teachers examination will be held at office of Co Supt the 22 and 23 of this month MlttleA Dunn I L I I n j j I j I J i Odinances I I gave I anyone I I I I Jor liquors Lancaster imprisoned at Stanford I I anytime I I I tot io wu R Frank n J Ev yFx r 5 j 5 i j I j We have the best pure Sisal Binder Get our prices on it Jet us sell you a tit ti I Ja2 II Twine r J Deering Binders N MOWERJu- streceived car load of Kokomo Wire Fence the best on the market HAY What about a have them A GREAT BARGAIN IN BUGGIES Old Hickory Wagons Chem Romans EIrnore OR I c we Ii t M RAKE Z r- r Q it- 1EW TriCbr ma t 1 II tiPi r1 Pr61 r 1 Writes in three culJrs with but iJ ribun o other typewrttr Q des Yata be fr 6 litre this Correspondence Intricate Tabular Work Statistical Work Statement Work Legal Documents Library Indexing Wholesale Billing- If you would like to see the newest invention in the type writer world call us up on the phone 134 4th t Cincinnati Ohio I I I a I g I I I TheSmith Premier Typewriter Go v Iff IIrB114nIIIu tl1I t 7Hr1 oL THE National Bank Of Lancaster Capital 50000 Surplus 10000 A R DEXXY President- J E STOKUES Vice Prest- S C DEVXV Cashier J F Robinson Asst Cashr R T Embry Oookkccpcr DIRKCTOUS Saml DCochran Alex R Denny A C Robinson John E Stormes DennyS C SafE IKeep Your Moues e Solicit Your BusiuESS E L Prest W C Fish Vice Prest W G Kemper Cashier PEOPLES BANK Paint Lick Woods INCORPORATED We offer you fair treat ment with every accom that is consistent with conservative Banking modat ion CAPITA I6ooooo SURPLUS 600000 M COY RL ARNOLD ROGUVN JS BURROWS J B WOODS E L rooDS W C DIPPCCrOR9 IIJtFISH are Fully Protected Fidelity and CasualitY p H Our customers bY Insurance jitt tartS McRobsarts Drug Store Paint Paint Now is the for you to begin There is only one paint for you to use and that is Rainbow Paint The cost of applying a cheap paint is the same as a good one Do not be persuaded into using a paint claimed to be just as good as Rainbow Paint There is none just as good Rainbow paint is in a class alone and is fully pro tected by a guarantee Everything used in Painting FRISBIES DRUG STORE SOLD BY I Paint I tim I I I I I t i1 I J b IlI v rdELD RANn T5 SHIELD our store You will find this to be so by just paying us a visit Paints Oils Varnishes Etc Phone 125 Main ji iasiW DANViLLE Ky 1 Sucha perfect combination only be found at j i G1bbo s ayi5 i T can street M e eti WiLL WIAI CLOTHING MENS YOUTHS and BOYS SUITS Tn3 m 3t economical to buy because they are b3tter made and fit more perfectly than oth3r suits sold at Popular Prices None Genuine Without the Label On the Collar For sale by R LANCASTER I H BAT 1 u 1 I 1 Try your at guessing on the Jar of Beans at Davidson 50 Dinner Setto the nearest I to second and One Dollar to five next nearest e L G DA VIDSON I LfJj 0 J fj0 1fij 1 JLJI Jfl1i n u B ST PAINT VALUE 1 Are you 0 1 ability 0 0 0 1 t f o 5OOnGroceries o i = Covers Most j Looks Lest V ears Measure Always Uniform Most Full Economical Perfect satisfaction in buying wall papers can only be had where the assortment is large the designs are varied and the prices are right J H Kennedy Solon B Henry KENNEDY HENRY Lancaster Kentucky agents for Central Kentucky Monumental Works Richmond Kentucky Highest class Iraenti and Tombstones We are prepared to do the very best work at reasonable prices We will be glad to furnish work for our friends anywhere in the county FARM For SALE Having sold our farm on Sugar Creek we now wish to sell our farm of 73 acres on old Dan ville pile miles from Lancaster J G HENDRICKSON CASTORTOT Infants and Children mi Kind You Haw Always Bought Bears the Signature of SURE SAFE S SPEEDY s4 1011 fewwiftfcfcUVH H BMEUMH1SHC wunrrf with M nettle in 3 DAYS I RHEUMATISM CURE g Sold brOnuuists Also sold by P P FRISBIE Druggist 2 IA nob SSSCo tolumb 0 0- ThalISfBYfIQIByetctaitrratklf MD Ms4ri- Y tt All Roads Lead to ELKS FAIR at Winchester JULY 2526 This will be their Biggest Fair Big Premiums Big Crowds Everything new and up to date Three days of solid fun Reduced rates on all railroads Dont forget the dates JULV 25 26 27 19O6 i the o f I I 1 I I I I Special Sale Having decided to quit business I will have a 31 cheap sale Saturday at which time every 5 tiling in the house goes 6 at your own price J 3 Fine Hats Corsets Novelties Etc is Heres chance for Genuine jg Bargains lILLfti We are making a specialty of White Duck Hats this week Come see the prettiest line in Central Kentucky f Ada M Kinnaird Miss Noels old stand Rich mond street PHONE 180 Solicits a share of the of the property owners in Lancaster and Garrard coun ty Kentucky who may be seeking insurance against Fire Lightning and Tornado Node but the strongest and best Companies rep resented and the ble rates are guaranteed Lancaster Kentucky Gaiaea Hotel JfflfijJl rfidYl MJlfJ 0 0 I fa ISALLIE D Ifi I I I I I I I I I I nana a aa aaa au aaco ooo ce patronage tt Q Q- QSaturdiiv t ooovooooe o0oooo0aooooo00000 00000000 01iearenA erag Old Line V 1 f Gossip About People N M v A Brief Mention of the Comings and Goings Ly Those Are In Mrs R G Ward of Cincinnati is Mrs John Magee Miss LavInia Pope of Lexington is visiting relatives here It E Embry entertained the B B Club Tuesday afternoon Mr John limbry of Lexington Is visiting Mr Harry Anderson McClure of Crab Orchard Is visiting Lancaster friends Mr Tom Miller of Knoxville is visit Log his aunt W Miller Mrs G C Farris has returned from a visit to relatives in Kirksvillc Misses Margaret and Joan Mount have returned from Covington Mr and of Lexington are guests of Mr William Pope Mr Goodloe Lackey returned Satur day to his home in Kansas City Mr Graham Price and wife of were visitors here Monday Miss Polly Traylor of Stanford has been visiting Miss Mr T Rice wife and baby have been visiting Mrs Carrie Davidson Miss Margaret Ilacklev of George town was with relatives this week Logan Smith has accepted a position in C C and J E Stormes Drug Store Mr John Leaven of St Louis has been visiting Mr S T Leavell and son Mr and Mrs Mershon of Texas is visiting the family of Mr John Walter M Farra is in Covington visit ing her sister Mrs George McRoberts Mrs Wade Terrill of North Carolina has been visting Miss Lizzie Hudson Mr Joe Falconer wife and children of Middlesboro are visiting relatives hereMr John C Moss las returned from a visit to Middlesboro and Williams burgRev Charles Reid of Middlesboro has been visiting his sister Miss Julia Reid Miss Mary Format of Macon Ga is again with her aunt Mrs Joe Fal conei Mr John Lane of Buena Vista has been visiting her sister Mrs J I Little Miss Ellen Burnett of Louis yule is visiting her uncle Dr William BurnettMrs G Anderson is visiting her daughter S Bowman of Lewis county B Shelton wife and little daughter of Lexington are visiting W II Pope Eugene and Elizabeth Tankersly of Hamilton Ohio are visiting Clay PumphreyMiss Lee Denny left Tuesday for Missouri to spend several mouths with relatives Pumphrey has returned home after a visit to her daughters in Hamilton Ohio Mr and Mrs Chas F Denman of Nicholasville are guests of Mr and Mrs Alex West Ed Walton the hustling editor of the uptotheminute Interior Journal was here Monday Mrs Alex West was the guest of Mrs James A Dudderar of Stanford sever al days last week Rev II N Falconer and family of Philadelphia are visiting the family of Mr W B Mason Mrs II A B Marksbury has returned from a visit to her daughter Mrs A 11 Rice of Louisville Mesdames Bragg Thompson and Wallace Gover of Crab Orchard were in Lancaster Sunday Mr Banks Hudson wife and little Porter Scott Hudson were visit ors in Paint Lick Sunday Mrs Anna Doty and bright little son James of Millersburg arc guests of Mr Alex Doty and family Mrs Alexander Kennedy and laugh er Mis Gussie of Lexington are guests of Mrs Banks Hudson R L Anderson left for home Tues day morning after ten days visit to his mother Mrs Susan Anderson Lewis West has returned to Wash ington D C after a visit to his moth er Mrs Jennie West Stanford ave Mr and Mrs Albert Leist who have been guests of relatives here returned this week to their home in Illinois Mr and Mrs Linzie Clark and pretty little daughter Sallie Marie spent last week with her sister T Smith Elmore left Tuesday for several months visit to relatives in Richmond Paris Ilarrodsburg and Frankfort Randolph Harris wife and little daughter Katharine of Huston ville have been guests of Mr and Mrs E W Harris of Terre Haute Ind and Mrs Geo Spoonamore of Stanford were the guests of Miss Mar garet Zanone last week MrsF P Frisbie entertained the Embroidery Cluh very delightfully the the past week The club met Mon day afternoon with Mrs J B Jennings Miss Tantiie Austin is at thesprings W Ib II airs Mrs J Mrs Shelton Danville Katie Sinipsun Z Mrs J Hamilton MN J Mr C Mrs J W MiSs Miss Norma MrJ MrE T Spoonamore e visit- Ing Mrs Siba Miss Sallie r on a vacation Mr and Mrs W H Ward spent Sun day at Dripping Springs Misses Della and Nina Pcty of Tel lien are visiting Mrs G M Siler Miss Cordie Hamilton of Middles horn is visiting her mother In this cityMr Steve Estes of Crab Orchard was visiting his sister Miss Mattie Estes Monday Messrs W O Rigney and J A Beazley attended the meeting of the State Funeral Directors Association at Lex ington this week lion Lewis L Walker attended the meeting of the State Bar Association in Winchester this week Col E II Gaithre of Ilarrodsburg and lion Robt larding of Danville have been here this week taking de positions in an important law suit Mrs F W Miles and son Solon of El Dorado and R E Rowland and daughter Fahy of Huttig Ark are visiting Mr and Mrs Solon 15 Henry Mr George B Harris who has a splendid positioiras telegraph operator at McKinncy Texas is lucre lor a visit to his parents Mr and Mrs E W Harris W R Bronnock and wife of Pleasant Hill Mo are visiting relatives and friends in Lancaster Mrs Bronnock Miss Jennie Arnold and resided in Lancaster sumo years ago She is a near relative to the Robinson family Sharpsburg New At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Citizens Bank last week T E Adams was Cashier for an other year Under his the business of the bank has steadily increased which speaks well for his ability as Cashier A very enjoyable occasion was the birthday party given by Mr Frank Pierce at his home near Hiattsville The decorations were very pretty and the refreshments delightful Those present were royally entertained and will long remember the hospitable given them Hopkinsville Kentuckian Mrs R E McRoberts of Lancaster Ky former ly Miss Annie Ware is visiting her parents Dr and Mrs R W Ware by her bright and pretty young daughter Miss Lettie Mc Roberts who graduated this month from the Lancaster high school Mr Robt E Hughes of Louisville carne up to attend the marriage of his brother Saufley Mr Hughes who is secretary of the Louisville Com mercial Club is one of the best known and most popular young men in the Falls City and is making good in every undertaking He has the pluck and energy to succeed anywhere Aunt Susan Anderson had the most remarkable Home Coming we ever knew Eight of nine living children ate dinner with her Sunday R L Anderson of Cass Co Missouri Mrs Mary Harris of Indianapolis Indiana Mrs M M Miller and Mrs J C Voris of Lexington Ky Mrs Cyrus Daly of Marksbury Mrs Dollie Brown A T and Miss Amanda Anderson of this city His many friends among the news paper men are congratulating Mr J H Downard the poplar representative of the Louisville Paper Co who was re cently to Miss Cates a popular young lady of Louis ville Mr Downard enjoys the friend ship of the paper men as his square dealing gentlemanly bearing efforts to give them a share deal in every transaction is deeply Among the social events of the past week was the dance given at the Odd Fellows Hall by the Senior Hop Club A Richmond orchestra discoursed good music and it was one of the most delightful dances of the season The young ladies who participated in the dance were Misses Mamie Lil lard Cerona Dunn Bell Schoollield Nellie Long Louise Batterton Ruth Hall Mable and Maud Martin of Mary Forman of Macon Ga Mary Lackey of Kansas City Annie Bronaugh and Ha Holdman of Crab Orchard Angie Kinnaird Annie Hem don Louise Kautlman and Jessie Doty of Lancaster Mesdames Banks Hudson and Herbert Price Miss Anne Wallace Francis daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Janes B Francis of Paint married Wednesday af ternoon at 250 oclock to Mr F Saulley Hughes the ceremony being perform ed by Rev II N Faulconer in the of the immediate relatives of the contracting parties The rooms had artistic decorations of smilax palms and potted plants All the were in hannony with the pret tiest of home weddings The bride wore an elegant blue Panama suit trimmed in baby Irish lace Her hat was a tuskin straw trimmed in blue to match suit The bride is a most estimable and lovely young woman and enjoys the admiration of a wide circlo of friends in this city The bride groom is the popular son of Judge and Mrs M D Hughes and is held in esteem in this city A very large number of pretty and costly gifts were received After a two weeks trip to Torrent the newly married couple will be at home on Richmond An Alarming Situation requently results from neglect of clog ged and torpid liver until becomes chronic This condi thou is unknown to who USe Kings New Life Pills time best ana gentlest regulatory f Stomach and l by R E Me r reelected administration entertainment accompanied Anna Bernetta and appreciated Danville Llckwas presence Guarant rtsdrugist i 1 Pi I I was unanimously married arrangements Avenue bowels constipation those u Price 25c Im a 4A V k For the Farmer Traderand Housewife Stock Kerns Dairy Notes Horse Talk Crop Gossip Etc Carefully collected reports indicate that the winter wheat yield this year will be at least fair Only a wet har vest season remains as a possible draw backHere is something that is worth many dollars to every farmer to know Sprinkle lime in your stock tank and not a particle of scum will form on the water When the lime loses its strength scum will begin to form which may be twice during theseason wash out the tank and repeat the dose It is cheap nut only harmless but whole some keeps the water sweet and saves the live stock R T Stone a miller of Springfield Mo after making a trip of 1000 miles over the wheat area of Kansas his conviction that Kansas will not raise over CO000000 bushels of wheat this year lIe allows Missouri 20000 000 hushels Teis 10000000 Oklaho ma 20000000 to 2T000000 bushels It is his opinion that Oklahoma is the bright spot in the whole situation If his figures are correct the total of these States will be H000000 bushels aginst 127000000 bushels a year ago At Rock Valley Iowa Walpole Bros recently sold at auction four Short horn bulls at an average of 16750 and 53 females at at average of S1G20 A Shorthorn cow in Nebraska comes to the front as the champion butter producer As a general purpose all round animals for farm purposes it is hard to beat the Shorthorn At a sale of Aberdeen Angus cattle held recently at Storm Lake Iowa 87 females averaged 10110 and 17 bulls averaged S23 SO The cattle sold were from the herd of the late Win Miller A Chicago woman has brought dis credit upon the poultry business by supplying her city customers with eggs at high prices alleged to be fresh from the farm which had really been bought from cold storage for a mere trille It is pleasant to know that the sheriff is after her and thus may the honest hen be vindicated from a woman Regarding the use of coaltar in the life of posts used for fencing on a farm a partical farmer who has made full trial says Coaltar used in this way greatly increased the durability of such posts It is applied to the lower end of the posts The tar acts as an an tiseptic also repellant of moisture It would pay to treat the posts in this way at 7 a barrel for it is not alone the cost of new posts but also the labor of replacing old ones that is savedIn years the dour used by farmers was made from wheat raised by themselves and ground at the local mills the miller taking a portion of the grist in pay for the grinding Of late years the farmers have generally sold their wheat and bought their Hour But some have continued on the old plan The last Legislature passed a law limiting the amount to be taken as toll to oneseventh The millers think this is not enough and at the meeting of the Miller Association at Lexington it was decided to dis continue the practice of custom for toll We are likely to pay attention to farm productions when the prices for them are high and then neglect those productions when they sell low An old farmer who has noticed this and who thinks well of clover strongly advocates the regular growing of this crop He says that the first growth clover well cared for and cut In June makes the best of hay The second crop is to be cue during the first half of September when the heads are only onehalf browned Three to four bushels of seed is a fair product per acre This added to the value of the hay or first cutting will usually pay well A Happy Eason of Chicago who has been spending a pleasant week with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J A Pane enjoyed a happy reunion with all his cousins that could be brought together last Sunday among them were Mr and Mrs J C Eason Mr and Mrs John William Mr and Mrs Penal ton Cox and two children Mr J W Eason and family Mr Daniel Eason and family consisting of his wife sort daughter and fatherinlaw Elisha Fillord eightlyfour years old and many o her friends but not cousins lIe took train for Lexington a few days his two sons there and then return to his business in Chicago taking with many pleas ant memories and many treasures and souvernirs of his old home gifts of his friends and leaving with his aunt a picture of his family in a group pronounced by all the most beautiful picture they had ever seen The Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble Mr M F Borroughs an old and well known resident of Blaffton lad says 1 regard Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the very best remedy for bowel trowble I make this statement after having used the remedy In my family for several years i am never without it This remedy is almost sure to be needed before the summers is over Why not buy It now and be prepared for such an emer gency For sale by R E McRoberts The reliable druggist at Lancaster 1m u dishonest asa VisitIMr R time mort g where lme will spend wI him expresses recent grinding Monday h w lYs The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been in use for over 30 years has borne the signature of ami has been his per ffl 1 sonal supervision since its infancy ff U i Allow no one to deceive you in this All Counterfeits Imitations and but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants arid Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Fcvcrishncss It cures Diarrltma and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates the Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep The Childrens Panacea The Mothers Friend GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years I TIN SHOP AND PLUMBING I We are prepared to do all kind of Line Mettle and Paper Roofing and Guttering in the best workmanship and low cut prices We would like to explain to you the working of a system of Plumbing in houses where you havent the advantages of water pressure This system does away with an atic tank all that is necessary is a Well or Cistern We will do the rest If Interested Consult Us Conn Bros ti c i mae U11lcr Justusgoad are Paregoric THr CENTAUR COMAN TT URRAYSTECT NEW CITY TfftflTUUfltfl1f n n E i a I i r I lr YORK kJwE I R tow Beauties There they are See for yourself We dont think you can find a single point to honestly criticise are made by artists not by amatures We know how to jycture to give it expression thats why the best people come to us for pictures Youll be satisfied with our work as well as our prices We are open every Sat urday from 9 a m to 5 p m Give us a call before your Easter clothes get old STUDIO Y LEAVELL President WALKEU Vice Prest ORGANIZED 1883 SOf LANCASTER CAPITAL SURPLUS 4 B F HUDSON Cashier W O Ci NKr Asst Cashr C D WALKER Bookkeeper Business Solicited Prompt and Careful Attention DIRECTORS Lewis Y teayell J S JOHNSON B F Hudson O Beautiful Photographs finisha THE fOX LEWIS J J C NATIONAL BANK KY- i 0 10 fjl I J J Walker T M Arnold j I I i Uw Je1ITIZIN I S p r That Smooth Finishi So much desired by all men for their collars is us a trial bundle We will call for vour work LaundryIf UNORY Phones202 51 W Main Lexington CQSBY Agent Lancaster Kentucky cr Irit VAN LOGAN E k tt KILLTHE COUGHAND CURE THE LUNGS Dr New Discovery OUGHSari 60cft190OLDS Free Trial LB3 orMOKEY EAOX Quickest Cure all arid LUNG I l1t WITh FOR Sureat and fo TROAT T 1 T ttL MILLIONS IN BENEVOLENCE What Was Given Last Year as Com with Other Heaviest Givers Benevolent gifts of 55000 and up wards made within the United States during the year 1005 amounted to n total of GG000000 This is the calcu lation of the Chicago RecordHerald which for several years has made a specialty of collecting these figures In previous years the record has run as follows 1900 47000000 1901 the banner year of all history in human generosity 107000000 1902 94000 000 1903 95 00000 1904 62000000 That the Masters rules of benevolence have a strong power over the present generation says the Interior appears to be indicated by the extraordinary fact that onethird of all these larger donations during the year were Mr Carrcgie gave 14000000 of the total Mr Rockefeller nearly 12 000000 More than half 37000000 was devoted to education Galleries and museums received 7000000 and 5000000 wlfile equal amount went tomisccIhuico4 charities Over 4000000 was contributed to special forms of church work and to church buildings in addition to 2000000 spe daily designed for foreign missions Of course the total benevolent gifts 5000 if it was possible to collect the statistics would vastly outweigh even this impossible showing in church work MEET NEXT AT ROME Worlds S S Convention to Be Held in Eternal City in May of 1907 The next Worlds Sunday School convention will be held in Rome May 2023 1907 and n notable gathering it will be The present enrollment shows about 250000 schools with 20 000000 scholars and the fact that Rome has been chosen as the site of the next convention will without doubt make that meeting the most memorable jn the history of the work The arrangements for transportation will be in the hands of a committee of which Mr AY N Hartshorn of Dos ton is chairman and that is a guar that this most difficult problem will be most satisfactorily solved The convention will be preceded by a munion service in the various of time Protestant denominations hav log houses of worship in Rome May 19 and the good people of Rome will find in tliese tens of thousands of Sun lay school workers a new order of but a sort to command their re sped In Japanese Hospitals In the hospitals of Japan one or more Christians are pretty sure to be found among time patients in almost every ward The visits of to the hospitals serve to bring these men forward They often aid in distributing literature and in explain lug to others the Christian teaching New Missionary Society An interdenominational missionary society known as the United London Missionary society has been formed in Great Britain with headquarters at 3hefliehl its field being North Ni geria its first station being Wase 400 miles from the mouth of the Niger Go to Kentucky7 Supply Co Danville Ky forifancy Harness fancy Halters fancy Briddles and Saddles to show your horses in at the great Lancaster fair sin I Public Sale I will at my farm 2 miles from on Full Lick pike on THURSDAY 190G sell to the highest bidder the following property 1 hay rake and live or six one twohorse wagon one some double shovel plows harness one feed cutter good as new i interest in a pair of stock scales house hold and kitchen furniture and other things too numerous to mention TERMS All sums and under cash in hand over that amount six months credit Sale begins at 9 a m PHILLIP DALTON 2t Am FOR CONGRESS We are authorized to announce JUDGE Jolts V HUGHES of Mercer county us a can cliclate to represent the Eighth Congressional District of Kentucky in Cogurcss to succeed lion G G Gilbert subject to the action of the Democratic party Horse goods ofall kinds such as Boots Blankets Sheets Fancy halters at K Supply Co Dan yule Ky iin par d YearsThe anonymous hos- pItal under espe- cIally ant pilgrims missionaries Lancaster JULY 5h fJrks harrow 1000 BourneAuct flu cores I Trains Leave Lancaster It Time in effect zMcli i go NOUTll BOUND For Richmond Winchester No10 j Frankfort Cynthia 514 AM Paris Carlisle Cincinnati etc l For Winchester ParisNo 30 Lexington Frankfort211 P SI Shelby vllle SOUTH BOUND For Jellico Crab Orchard Mt Vernon Livingston London Cor bin Only carriespassengra for points Nd29 J For Stanford Junction Leba153 PJI non Nashville Etc No For Stanford and way station8t26 IJC ULTIMO train stop at all stawhen lIed west to Louisville and at 855 for allpoints east to Ashland Train No SO snakes direct connection at Winchaster 438 P M with C 0 for all pointwest to Louisville Train No 25 makes direct Rowland 1230P II points south to NortonVa and Train No 29 makes direct connection at Rowland 213 P M for all north to Lonls fine Fare the via either Winchester Und to I ten na Ingtou No25 111O x etc WinchesterA 31 connectional Lex ov 3iaysv file J and I Train run daily except Sunday Abog e Is lion toraH same or tow 5 1T pj l S c How to a Cold It may be a surprise tomany to learn that a severe cold can be com rdetely broken up in one or two days t me The first symptoms of a cold arc a dry loud cough a profuse watery from the nose anda thin white coating on the tongue When Cham berlains cough remedy is taken every hour on the first appearance of these symptoms it counteracts the effect of the cold and restores the system to a healthy condition within a day or two For sale by R E McRoberts the druggist of Lancaster 1m Dont look for oak trees out of acorns in a day or year It takes time to ripen both crops and character Deadly Serpent Bites are as common in India as are stomach and liver disorders with us For the lat ter however there is a sure remedy Bitters the great restorative medicine of which S A Brown of Ben ncttsville S C says They restored my wife to perfect health after years of suffering with dyspepsia and achron ically torpid liver Electric Bitters cure chills and fever malaria lame back kidney troubles and disorders Sold oh guarantee by R E McRoberts druggist Price 50c 1m Dont trust your feelings as a proof of pity Time cash register is tar more trustworthy and reliable Death From Lockjaw never follows an injury dressed with Bucklens Arnica Salve Its antiseptic arid healing properties prevent blood poisoning Chas Oswald merchant of Rensselaersvilie Jf Y writes It cur ed Seth Burch of this place of the ugliest sore on his neck 1 never saw Cures Cuts Wounds Burns and Sores sSc at R E McRuberts drug store 1m Dont judge a sermon by your ears There is a vaft difference between tickle and a truth Unknown Friends There are many people who have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with splendid rc suits but who are unknown because they have hesitated about giving a testimonial of their experience for publication These people however are none the less friends of this They have done much toward making it a household word by their personal recommendations to friends and neighbors It is a good medicine to have in the home and is widely known for its cures of diarrhoea and all forms of bowel trouble For sale by RE McRoberts the reliable druggist Lancaster m REPORT OF THE CONDITION Citizens National Bank OF LANCASTER KY AT Close of Business June IS 1906 RESOURCES Loans and discounts 140322 71 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 53C S Si U S Bonds to secure circulation 50000 00 Bonds securities etc 257S7 50 Bankinghouse furniture and fixtures 5000 00 Due from National Banks not He serve Agents 11129 ir Due from State Banks nud Bankers 25T 42 Due from approved reserve agents tillS 17 pFractional09LAWFULSpecie J10SB Legaltender notes s Wl 113191 00 Redemption fund with U S Tread urer 5 per cejit of circulation 2r00 00 TOTAL lllii LIABIUTIES Capital stock paid In 5000000 fund Undivided profits less expenses smut taxes 917823 National Bank notes outstanding 19100 00 line to other 2ilO 37 Due to State Banks nnd Bankers 65 C9 Individual deposits subject tocheck 18985 20 Certified checks 2f Reserved for Tuxes 463 fti TOTAL jsultt ay STATE OF KENTUCKY COUNTY OF GAKRAKD ss I B F Hudson Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above state meat Is true to best of my and CashierSubscribedday of June 1900 S C Denny Notary Public S JOHNSON JJ WALKER Directors L Y LEAVEIL REPORT OF THE CONDITION NATIONAL BANK No 1 L93 OF LANCASTER 18 1906 RESOURCES Loans and discounts 143 1C 17 Overdrafts secured fled unsecured C02 7i U S Bonds to secure circulation 50000 00 Bond securities 27451 C2 7000 00 National Banks not reserve agents 117716 One from State Banks and hankers lftl 32 One from approved reserve egoists Checks and other cash items 2 00 Notes of other National Bunks Cono CO Fractional 146 73 LAWFUL MOSEY KESEIIVE IN BANK viz Specie fi7G 00 00Redemptionurer 5jof circulation LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In J i Undivided profits less expenses and taxes paid 919248N tiou lB nk Notes 4930000 Due to Other National Banks 7 51 17 Due to State Banks Bankers 12 04 Individual deposits subject tocheck 189515 86 Certified 24500 Reserved 1376 18 Total 317912 I S C DKNSY Cashier of the above named Sank do solemnly swear that the statement la of knowledge andbellef 8 C Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me day of Juno 190C J HKINNAIBID PublicCommission expires SIb 1910 Attests jK 8io M a j 00 00 n v ld BreakUp discharge reliable I Electric biliousness bladder I remedy No 2S3e 9 10000 00 allks 2 CORRECTAttestJ OFTIIE KY AT The Close of Business JUIIC etcHBauklmbousefnrnItnrellnd fixtures 613Ol 97 2500 10 Total 379i273 50000 10000 i t di g forTaxes or KENTUCKY COUNTY orGAltltBDss I t J J rA1kDJllfNT f a s S 4 s OFTSSE id I flue Iam 5 abo I 1h1s22 AC1tossssox Direclor5 5 r tt4 J H w fu o ic C il Business Items Mail Boxes at Mount JSllcins HaseUlen Bros To save money on Harness see For Sale One tf the mosthouses in Lancaster Cat at residence corner of and Water streetAlso a number of useful household articles D I Geiger Coal salt corn for saleSpecial to these wan tl tincar is full weight or measure lOOcts worth 100 welch after me and be convindod Phone 140 1 AfJones tf Car load of Ellwood Wire fence justreceived I Haselden Bros Ice Crean Soda Water at FrisbiesDrug Store I Croquet sets each at Wards uroeery There is but one Iluberoid Rooting The Kentucky Supply Co can you with show wagons runabouts and carts for your fair Im vour orders for phrtits to J M Bracket lower Main street Stanfordtf Fresh cakes baked every day at Xim mers tf I will stand the line lersey hull at my farm money due services rendered We pay more for country produce than any one ill town Dont fall to brint us your eggs Currey Herndon tf All kinds of Ice Cream Freezers atWards Our Ice Cream Soda is del Try a glass Frisbies Drug Store l tf Fresh light bread everyday at 7Am mers tf Zimmer will buy all the spring chick ens you will bring in anti pay you highest market price tf Dont fail to get family meal tickets for the fair as we will save you money and trouble and give you first class seryice in every way Ximmers tf Fancy white saddles and bridles for you at Ky Supply Co Danville Ky i m Just Received New lot machine and oil Thompson the Jeweler tf Please call ape get your watch or clock which I have repaired The work is ready and you should call for it at once Thompson tf For the Public Good If you want a good of coffee try our Yale Brand Phone 85 tf S A Walker Wanted spring chickens Highest market price for all you will bring t tf Zimmers Wanted Gentleman or lady with good refer ence to travel by rail or with a ri r linn of 25000000 capital Salary 81072 00 per year and expenses salary paid Jos A Alexander 2t Lancaster Ky We have just new line of and Wilson Come and see them Iloinphill West your orders for coal will have prompt attention and be appreciated sent to Banks Hudson tf Bonds To Be Canceled July 1 1905 by presenting to E W liarris treasurer Nos 7 10 12 21 24 39 42 43 40 51 59 C3 CO 75 77 No interest paid on the foregoing bonds after July iso J B Sect tf Ask your mail man to bring what you wantTfom Ky Supply Co Danville Kr im For Congress We are authorized to announce Hon II W Miller of a candidate to represent the Eighth of Kentucky to succeed Hon to the action of the democrat party Entire New Stock I have an entire new stock of roceries etc and there is not one of old in my house Call see Everything fresh new and S A Walker Up Those parties have brought to me had better hurry and call it as it has been repaired for some After so days have passed have the right to sell the for I P Thompson the Jeweler Want You to Know I want you to know that I hav the sale of Hot qoal called sparkle like fm ed coal want your house this as Prices have already advance continue to from now Phone naeor call at my office tf A Jones and Weatherproof Roofing Farmers Builders and Contractors save Ready Booting carry sixteen in complete to lay Any saw and can lay it Ourprices will your eyes We also handle the black Carbon paint for Iron and 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grass laud for grazing for this year Will rent for entire year A p ply to this ollice tf Just new Barrel apple cirtcr Vinegar W II tf Freshest and cheapest groceries in town at If there is one place where get Candy fresh aiilthat is at Frisbies Store tf We urn exclusive ients in Lancas ter for Lowneys flux Candy We keep their full and fresh Store tf TIme Volo is the latest ind greatest creation in Sewing Machines tf JCRjbmson I All kinds of fresh vegetables atWalkers grocery tf NL Tin fruit cans at a bargain tf Ward Notice to Chicken Raisers Chicken cholera roope and limber neck quickly cured by Ux 4 1144 or itcosts you nothing Ask your local druggist Price Wets tf Fine Hogs For Sale are perfect and it will please you to look at them AddressC Stanford Ky tf The Best Flour 1 have the celebrated Ballards Flour on hand and can make a that will intrest you Everybody knows or has heard of the ex ceIlIng qualities of this Flour 1 havein barrels Frank B Marksbury I is sold and fciwranteed 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And for real guitar geeks, the tuning is DGDGAD—traditional folk. It's about time Folk made it again. Are we in 1969 yet?
Apple Geekery
Is it wrong to be into such geekery as this as reported here? And there's this too. I mean, I was just as bad when the iPhone came out. Is it wrong to watch the keynote speech twice? Anyone who just uses PCs may as well look away. Ever since I turned to worship at the alter of Steve Jobs my life has been made so much easier.
I'm not convinced there isn't something suggestive to all this. The curves. The design. The things it can do. The pleasure it gives.
If you had been reading this blog, I bet you stop after all that…
Currently reading The Fortress of Solitude by Jonathan Letham. Really very good.
5am. It always amazes you just how many people are up, which is a clear sign you're not used to early mornings. They're not even bleary eyed. They walk with an disarming purpose.
Then the train out into the country—a sheen of fog mixes with the haze of the rising sun, creating an uncertainty on the landscape. You could now be anywhere in this light, and million possibilities cross your mind, then before too soon you crash into the heavy discoloured brick of the city, every face looking anywhere but at you, every figure suited and flowing with a liquid purpose amongst the crowd. Only your stillness surprises you.
The flight, always the same, but always just as humbling as you're hurtled through the cloud-base, and even as you look at it you think it strange, that you're witnessing the dawn of some new physics. Everything looks the same from a certain height, even industrial sites possess a strange poetry to their intense shapes on the landscape, becoming something natural themselves.
The coastline, then nothing but the sea.
Good Things I Have Read This Week
Two books—one fiction, one poetry collection.
The first is David Peace's Nineteen Seventy Four, the first book in the Red Riding Quartet. Set in 1974, young crime correspondent, Edward Dunford, The Yorkshire Post, is on the story of the murder of a young girl. The murder is particularly brutal, with, amongst other things being done to her, swan's wings were stitched onto the body. Edward gets caught up in a hideously dark plot, covering police brutality, corruption, blackmail—and those are the easy going subjects. He gets the kicking of a lifetime more than once. It's a fast moving novel, with Peace's staccato sentences, and an evocative and ultra-minimal style. It is truly violent, claustrophobic, with dazzling images and sharp northern dialogue. The atmosphere of a bleak Seventies winter is captured perfectly. Not often I say not for those of a weak disposition, but Richard and Judy Book Club this ain't. And that's a great thing. Read more about David Peace on this Guardian blog.
The second book is The Rush To Here by George Murray.
This is a fantastic collection from a cutting-edge Canadian poet. Based on the traditional sonnet structure, Murray uses a "thought rhyme" instead of the usual form. It immediately transforms the sonnet into a more three-dimensional piece, so you're looking at it from several angles. There's an urgent feel to his words; a directness, a covering of a vast array of themes but with a sharp contemporary edge. More than worth taking a look at.
Artwork for The Reef has been posted in full the Pendragon blog, but here's the front. Design by Darius Hinks.
A strange mixture of old and new. Chrome, brass and leather-trimmed bistro bars stand alongside shabby collectible shops. Old ladies prefer the company of old ladies in tea rooms with steamed up windows, and that haven't been decorated in years. Walkers stride through traffic with a nonchalance and purpose of street kids in Delhi or Mumbai. There are middle-aged women here uncertain how to be fashionable, too far away from the guidance of city girls. People crane their necks to read the menus in shop windows. There is plenty of selection these days. New furniture shops with shapes and textures that seem unlikely in a dale. Consumerim has arrived here, finally, and the town seems unsure how it should react.
BFSA shortlist
Good to see that Pendragon Press are making great progress in the world of fantasy. Five nominations for them, or their titles, at this years BFS Awards. See the full list here.
Nice to know that The Reef is in a safe pair of hands.
Book review – THE GIRL IN THE GLASS, by Jeffrey Ford
Another one taken from the Solaris blog, but I loved this book so much I had to put it up here too.
The Girl In The Glass, by Jeffrey Ford.
Being in publishing, you read all day, and so reading for pleasure becomes a little difficult—you always feel you're reading to learn more about the industry, or sometimes just can't read any more. I can't say how wonderful it was to relax with a book written by an author in full control—so I just kicked back, in safe hands.
The Girl In The Glass is set in the Long Island area of America during the Depression. It is a time where spiritualism is seducing what wealthy people remain. You get an idea of some people refusing to look inwardly in times of desparation—people with more money than sense. Wealth is a powerful thing, and this becomes more apparent later on in the book.
The tale concerns a band of spiritual mediums (in reality, con artists), led by the gentleman's gentleman, Thomas Schell. He's the best there is. We follow the narrative of his assistant, a seventeen year-old Mexican immigrant, Diego—who poses as Ondoo, an Indian mystic. I won't bog you down with plot detail—there are many good reviews via the medium of Google—but essentially we follow a truly unusual cast, and see their involvement in a murder mystery. It's all because of a seemingly real ghostly vision: the girl in the glass. It becomes the most surprisingly gripping narrative I've read all year.
Seemingly simple, filled with historical information (but not, as some authors may do, vomited forth to bury the reader in useless detail just because they researched it), it is a delight to read. It is rich in symbolism, full of charming characters, and took off in a direction I couldn't see coming at all.
The prose is elegant, clipped, fast; the narrative pace is as perfect as you'll get. The Girl In the Glass touches on the fringe of fantasy; but I'm not sure where, as a bookseller, you'd put this on the shelf. Is it crime or fantasy? Sometimes I'm not sure if the fantasy elements are more subtle than you think.
So just take it off the shelf and read it instead. And you may as well find out where the rest of Jeffrey Ford's books are. You'll want them, too.
Novel Sale to Pendragon Press
First press release:
Debut Novel Sale to Pendragon
John Jarrold has sold limited-edition rights in THE REEF, the debut novel by Mark Charan Newton, to Chris Teague at Welsh publisher Pendragon Press.
The novel, a fantastical story set mostly among the islands of an imagined world, has echoes of both Joseph Conrad and China Miéville, but is very much Mark's own invention. Mark's writing has already received this accolade from critically-acclaimed author Jeff VanderMeer: 'Mark Newton is a promising new writer whose prose is dynamic and whose imagination is often startling.'
'Mark was one of the first authors I took on after setting up the agency in 2004,' said John Jarrold. 'I'm really delighted to have done this deal, and I have no doubt his reputation will grow very quickly, within and without the genre.'
Contact John Jarrold for further information by e-mail at j.jarrold[at]btinternet[dot]com or by phone at 01424 440652.
Book review – BLOOD RIVER by Tim Butcher
Taken from my work blog. I thought I'd fill the page with some book reviews until I think of how to use it properly.
The real world can be filled with as much wonder as any fantasy creation—you just have to know where to look. In Tim Butcher's Blood River, we are taken to somewhere you think can't exist, shouldn't exist. But it does, and it is shocking.
Journalist Tim Butcher trails the great explorer Henry Morton Stanley ("Dr Livingstone, I presume?") on one of his legendary trails that stretched across the mighty Congo river on a 2,500 mile journey into the heart of darkness. Butcher relates his journey to Stanley's, providing us with a fascinating history to the region from 1870 to the present day. You normally think that civilization progresses forward over time, but Butcher reveals a very sad state of affairs in the current Democratic Republic of Congo. The region has gone backwards, to a standard of living pre-1950s for Central Africa. Having been plundered by the Belgians in colonial days, suffering from the worst of effects the slave trade, the region has never really known much stability and peace. There were 'glory days', of thriving jungle cities, supported by an active mineral industry. Today, the region is practically impenetrable to outsiders (Butcher is the first foreigner for decades to travel some of these regions). War is daily life. The shocks we see in our newspapers happen so often that locals appear indifferent. There is no stability. Thousands die every week—every week!—from war and disease. Rebels from neighbouring countries and tribes raid helpless villages, burning them to the ground, raping and plundering where they go. Law does not exist. You can see the decay of history, abandoned ferryboats that once carried film stars in the 1950s, fallen buildings and hotels. This heartbreaking travel book tells of a country that has known only war and corruption, death and decay. Why so? Diamonds. Gold. An era of a corrupt dictatorship.
In this type of non-fiction you normally see the author's relation to the landscape come to front of stage, and Butcher has an understanding and compassion, and also a wonderful self-consciousness. From his meetings with a campaigning pygmy to UN aid workers (in the regions they dare to travel) it is a brave story.
A humbling story, and from one of the most dangerous countries on Earth. A rare report indeed.
The story of the Congo is frustrating and deeply saddening, and this book is highly recommended.

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There must be legions of thirsty web surfers out there, as once again we've received requests for more cocktail recipes and inspirations. Luckily Cafe Drake has a virtual arsenal of ideas for cocktail parties, and not a little experience either. The Roaring Twenties are still not stale in our minds (if alas not in our actual memories) and we continue to plumb that glorious decade of naughty nightime fun for concoctions nearly forgotten. While it's not neccesary to throw a theme party, always incorporate a bit of Between-the-Wars joie de vivre in your planning, whether it be a Deco color combination of plum and acid green, or a commitment to watching the sun rise with your favorite guests and a bottle of Krug.
Though low wattage in terms of alcohol content, this amusing drink is not for everyone. Slightly tart and a little sour, the Bamboo is most refreshing in the warm months, sipped before dinner, by those who prefer a very dry apertif. We like to nibble on the little wasabi-coated dried peas while imbibing, but a nice contrast would be a sweet finger food, such as dates wrapped in bacon, brushed with terayaki sauce and cooked under the broiler.
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Wanna Run For L.A. City Council? Move To Your District Of Choice Now Or Steve Cooley Will Getcha (We Have Some Recommended Digs)
All you politicians and would-be politicos out there it's time to play that game we call musical chairs: The L.A. City Clerk warns that it's time to move to the voting district you plan to temporarily represent while you think of a better political gig.
If you don't move now, you won't just be ineligible.
You'll be in criminal trouble with District Attorney Steve Cooley for perjury and other crimes for living in the wrong district, like city Councilman Richard Alarcon (allegedly).
When the dust settles we predict more than few folks will have swapped locations in pursuit of a Los Angeles City Council or Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education seat.
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I am planning on making a Thomas cake for my son's 3rd bday in a few weeks. For those that have made Thomas with fondant, what colors did you use to get the right blue? TIA.
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Satin Ice blue is the perfect shade. No need to tint it or add white.
Sounds easy enough! Thanks!
Royal, red red and golden yellow.
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This is part of my new series on 'How to be a Blogger' - just ignore this one if you're here for the food!
Okay, so we covered why your Facebook page is sucking, and what you can do to fix it, but coming up with engaging statuses can be a pain in the tuchus. Not to worry, I'm gonna go ahead and spoon feed them to you. Because, I love you and I want you to succeed. There's plenty of room on the internet for everyone!
Here's my tried and true list of Facebook status updates that will get people talking. I'm showing them exactly as they appeared on my page, but feel free to add your own flair! Also I've linked each one to my actual use of it, so you can check for yourself how well it worked! (For the purposes of perspective, as of this writing, my Facebook page has about 2,500 followers):
- Would you rather live on a sprawling farm OR in a fancy high rise???
- what was your FIRST pet???
- to chocolate or not to chocolate?
- The FIRST thing I do in the morning is ___________________
- coleslaw OR potato salad???
- sex OR chocolate???
- macaroni and cheese OR mashed potatoes???
- do you play an instrument??? if not, what would you play if you could?
- What SUPER POWER do you wish you had?
- How do we feel about backyard chickens???
- What's one TALENT you wish you had???
- would you rather live somewhere that was always COLD or always HOT?
- What's worse, LAUNDRY or DISHES???
- do you have PETS???
- eenie meenie miney _______
- How many kids do you have???
- What is something random that you would REALLY miss in a post apocalyptic world??? Me? Q-tips.
- would you rather work a few days during vacation and get to go longer or have an entirely stress free/work free vacation that's a bit shorter???
- BACON - crispy or chewy???
- beer OR wine???
- If I had $100 to treat myself today, I would __________!!!
- would you rather give up CHOCOLATE or BACON???
- What STATE do you live in??? (Florida... and perpetual exhaustion)
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Is there a legal procedure to follow to do this? Does the court have to approve it?
There is no strict procedure which is to be followed in taking a commission. Many executors wait until the work is complete. However, it is appropriate to take partial commissions based on the percentage of work completed in administering the estate. Frequently, if the assets have been marshaled and any death tax returns are filed, I'll recommend that 50% of the commissions be taken with the balance to be taken when the estate is ready to be wrapped up and distributed. If all of the beneficiaries consent (which should be confirmed by obtaining written release and refunding bonds), then no court approval is necessary. If this consent cannot be obtained, then you need to file for the approval of an account in which you request the award of your commission.
Commissions are set by statute and most courts will allow the maximum amount to be taken. However, there is a case known as In Re Summerlyn which states that commissions need to reasonable and can be adjusted down if the amount of effort does not warrant the amount of commission to be taken.
This response does not constitute the establishment of an attorney-client relationship. It is also not to be taken as firm legal advice as such would be contingent on a full inquiry by the attorney into the complete background of the facts and circumstances surrounding this matter. The response is meant to be a helpful guide to a question in a manner which reflects the limited information provided by the inquirer.Ask a similar question
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