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In each and every case, cash to accompany the copy, no excopt'ons. THURSDAY, Sept. 17, 11HI8. NOTICE oi FIRST MEETING of CREDITORS. tnTbe District Court otTtie United States For Tbe Western District ot Kentucky. In the matter of Davis & Davis, Robt. In L. Davis and Philip Bankruptcy. M. Davis, Bankrupts. To the creditors of Davis & Davis, Robert L. Davis and Philip M. Davis, of Marion, Ky., in tho county of Crittenden and District aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 8th day of September, A. D. 1908, the said Davis & Davis, Robert L. Davis and Philip M. Da vis wcro duly adjudicated bankrupts, and that the first meeting cf their creditors will bo hold at the office of James & James in Marion, Crittenden county, Kentucky, on the 21st day of September, A. D., lt)U8, at 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt aud transact such other business as ma omc properly before said meeting Emmkt W Baoiiv, Rcfcrco in Bankruptcy. Paducah, Ky., Sept. 8th, 1908. FORDS FERRY. Kalpb. Williams, of Missomri, is hero. "n. 0. M. ('' RoborU of (Mnnrl Trultt In- in od In- t . ..t graph caller'. fr"Ui Ili:ruain t" hi home near Mttu.n. NEW FALL GOODS OF EVERY KIND. Our buyer is back from the markets and the new goods are here in bigquanities We have spared no time nor pains in selecting ours stock and we have no hesitancy in saying that our is THE GREAT STOCKOFGOODS It contains all the requirements that is necessary to make it first class. Style and Quality-With-Low Prices New Flannels Fannelettes, Linens White Goods and Blankets, New Ginghams and Percals iNeu Linens & Sateens Our Popular Prices Will Please You. COMPLETE SHOWING OF NEW DRESS GOODS Complete line of the newest and best woolen dress goods materials in both black and colored. Never before have we shown such a complete line All the new colors and weaves in Both Plain and Stripes. UP-TO-DATE DRESS GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. Miss Elva Roherts ootumned hor school at Colon Monday, Sept. 7th. Thore was a slight sprinkle of hail boyond Weston Sunday evening. Wallace Ulift 'spout Sunday at Rodney. There is an epidemic of whooping cough between here and Hurricane. Sam Hina has lately purchased a farm. T. 1'. Woosley was at Irma Tuesday. Mrs. Sallie Holoman and children are visiting in Clay, Ky. Arch Davidson, the usessor, was j here Thursday and Friday. Uncle Bob Heath is visiting in Clay. Joseph Kirk and wife have returned home from a visit at New Salem. Mrs. Linnio Truitt was the cuest of Mrs. C. M. Clift Saturday afternoon. Charley Daniel has returned to Missouri. Bill Heath was at Rcptnn Thursday. Frank Smith is building a family boat which will be fifty feet in length. Heath local, No. 16G, of the F. R. and C. U. of A. will have a fine band at the Union barbecue at Hurricane Saturday. James A. Lowcry, well known formerly to the citizens of Fords Ferry as an editor of Klisabethtown, a merchant of Cavo-in-Rock and a store keeper of Fords Ferry, was here a few days hco. About a year ago Mr. liownry Hold hii store here, and removed to Toxas, where many years ago ho bought a lot of land while it was cheap. From Texas ho went to New Mexico, where ho became connected with one of tho 1im ruininir companies in the tcmt.Tv flu invested P"nsidTahi tiniint of money in thi pr.ipT's i t. ame one of h" ('' i ..j: agents. During on tho oactus plains, Mr. l"'Hr)'n health has improved won-.! 11 v Out. ,. ,.uc uuuy natural of Hardin county, 111., u what is known as "the sinko" on Tom Hoko'j farm, back of Cavo-ii-Rouk nhotit tlir... Ti . frai (J,., (j,,,, ry r. what rutjfh' l,e lomeler nf ihn Ohi wiegis I'l.tTi is a Ioul .-round lanal that ha- ., rh - nco tl uioroitiv' of T.'ati"n, -which connect the -Mok with th.- Ohio. Whou the river rie, the wattr rushes through the ennui nod fills the sinks; and when tho river cots low the sinks dry up. Vast uumbors of fish traverse the length of this mysterious canal, and make their habitation in the sinks. In high water, many of them cross the ridge to the uppor sinks, where they may be caucht when the water disappears. About; ten days ago, Tom Hoke, the well known threshcrman and farmer, so. cured from the upper Hints f000 lbs. of prime cat-fish. He immediately wired a LouisvilU Fish Co of his great catch, but was unable to dis pose of them there on account of the unusually heavy receipts of fish from various other points. At 'present Mr. Hoke is keeping the fish in a new pond. BEDECKED WITH HIGH PRICED JEWELS Body ot Millionaire's Wife Is Dragged From Lake Where Sbe Fling Herself. Newark, N. J., Sept. 10. The body of Mrs. Ashton Harvoy, dressed in whito and literally covered with a fortune in jcwclu, was found to-day in the private pleasure lake of the estate of Stewart Hartshorn, at Short Hills, N. J., by bloodhounds which had been brought frota New York to fleck her. Mrs. Harvy was the wife of Ann-ton Harvoy, a millionaire corporation lawyer at 33 Broadway, New York, and lived on their magnificent country cstateiat Short Hills. Mrs. Harvey, who was wealthy in her owu riirht, had been acting peculiarly for weeks and her daughter, and pon, Harold, became alarmed yowtcrday itfiornoon when she loft the houso in white to her shoes and stocking, and weiring a1' f 1 rr jewols. Abou wore a t2f), 000 i. lollaoe iud on hor head she placod a rich diamond tiara. Her breast wan 0(,verad with (.unburets and oilier WroUaa sot wuh dnzzling geiuj. uud hr fingtr ere htylookod in ii'Wi!.: rn'. Thi prir t' In r "it r ntr ' carriage to xn . the I. 'iiir tf M.- Dut'arrv at Matllitmi. Mr. Haney and daughter earehea the rod in their autotuobile until dari. when tbey called in the pohee bloodhounds from New York arrived at 2 o clock a. m., and after an all night search the animal-, pointed to the body in tho like. Mrs. Harvey's remains wore taken out by grappling irons. Her husbaud bolieves she committecd suicide. She had been a sufferer from headaches for nine year. She had also gricvod over the death of her eldest son. A clever, popular Candy Cold Cure Tablet-called bet n g dispensed by druggists cTcrywhere. In a few hours, Preventics are said to break any And Preventics, being so safe and tooth, some, and very fine for children. No Quinine, no laxative, nothing harsh nor sickening. Box of 'cents, sold by J. H. Orme. EDUCATIONAL COLUMNS. Mtw Hard Kttitor in Chief Mrs Kitty Perry , I. TV K.icoe V P. Phillip and J Ii McNeely Associate Hdilor AS IS THK TKACHEK SO IS THK SCHOOL thurcfore the object of these , Columns is to help the teacher through co operation and comroanicaUoti utth his teacher. COUNTY EDUr ATfON A I- DIRECTORY Supt. John B. Pari, exoflicoj Chairman Chas. V Fox rCu'r'm Dlv no. i James Canada, Sec T. Griffith, Ch'rm Dit No 2. W D. Candkt. W. E. Smith, Ch r'm Dir. I1. j.'J. I StiraiiierTille, Sec. J. A Ordway CW r m Dit No a VT L James Sec SCHOOL IMPEDIMENTS. , TrHchi'rw, wIhti you becomo nwuro if tin- fact that your school Is not what it flhoiild bt, It is then tlnu' for ou to lookout for tho lmpodlnifnts. When you conclude your school (loiw not mvnsure up to tho standard; those- three qucHtlons you should nsk yourself: Is It the patrons, Is it tho imnllH, or Is It myself? Mdltato, and answpr. No it Is not tho p:iJ irons, for thoy aro sontllni; their chlldroi). It Is true they haven't as many books us I should like for them to have, lint it norms the fewer hooks, the tnoro iroi;rifH we should make In them. So Hint's no pxcuhc. Is it the pupils? No. Thry aro bore. Thoy ar all apt, nntl seem jolly on the playground, always party to conHiiino tho last moment .f riTPHs. Alwaya watching with t a t In hiii'tl rpuly fre ,ihv thno ' HlhtPlllV it Is IK ''"t );iH Well, ulio Is If in reality is It 1' It must hi. for the patrons, the lilldren and tin- t'a hers forty that great union. A school is a grent union of minds to he controlled by a cpntral power, that power iu the tuaeher. Ami liko that Rreut online which furnishes tho power to gonornJp t' c "'"--I " for n wholp city, when (1i,ommikIiip wrong all Is wrong. Tonchcrs nsk yourself If you uu Hosiery Underwear Neckwear Collars SILKS Gloves, Laces, Embroideries, Carpets Mattings Druggets RUGS. 1 i Ill w l.li Ii ' - hi- .!, I' f I Villi 'II (111 'i nirrMMi"r1rri..Mii'1ri rP 1 Pil Shoes For All The best lot of Shoes "Ever Shown. Prices Lowest SPECIAL LINE OF LADIESFINESHOES MEN'S FINE SHOES BOYS SCHOOL SHOES GIRLS SCHOOL SHOES Get the kind that has the Style and Get the Wear Heavy Fall and Winter Shoes lor Rough Wear WALK-OVER SHOES FOR MEN YANDELL-GUGENHEIM COMPANY i yfcmtm tfi&wtf'itei USSMU .- , ' ' . W vTm rAi if - - w i, mmi ik tt -ii ii.um in tnf , . . i vt ii of ,,cr Mr aud Mi. John .i f.. .in ,. ..". u, , ,1,1. and iHr.' P"-". i you In nil ".alii'' If ,uu doo't. laic. of New 4lcia. th'r I. th With th hHp of C, nil thtnit arc poMlblr Harry Halt ha oltl kit fana Mar If w.ii i tu Ittifil tt rclvt .. rtplp from m ad- ' im ? .l,nlx!' "1 ' "Mi Ih.'t vi. a"U VI IIO f. It It Ir- ,l JhrVtld and' -Mr -s- q.M,l. . t .i ..... .,.-., lihcur f i I'OdlK SEEDS rtdlftttd 5ds lux reputation U yS years ol lactcsitol trl frrownc bebmil tlitm. It pays ta auot tut Mst. Seasotsable Specialties) UliA.NH Karllnt Rnl Valentine . Relacee I itra Karly New Strmclns C.ren Pol It SO fiuihtl j 15 Buhl Jj.j Hotbtl Wartlwell's Imp Kitney Was U BttiKel DuliNcw White Wu Carrie's Rust 1'tool Wax FIiAS Extra F.arly Alaska . . New Party Gratus ItofilnrJ s Matkrl frden U 5 liaintl U V Btuhd I j so Bushel 1 v Bkel J i o Bushel Write today. Mention this ptr H. W. BUCKBEE UlihasstlU ItKtrsrd See4 rami, Kcrr4,K NEW SALEM. We are needing rain. Tobacco abont all housed. The hail storm on the tith, did great damage to the standing tobacco in the southern part of this conn. Uncle John Mullinax, who resides with J. H. Browster, is very ick. Irnclc Jim Simpkins, of Kamaus, has been in our section the past week, with his sogrhutn mill. Uncle Jim is a dandy molansos maker. Clem Moran, Will Davenport, and Charlie Belmer, who have spent the last two weeks in Missouri, have returned homo. W. S. Lowery has purchased farms since his return Kentucky in the Now Salem valley. Water for stock is getting verv scarce in our section Our school opened Sopt. 7th, at j New Salem, with "Prof. Hoscoc n- teacher. We understand the attend u r. IV-- .,. r& l t I. lr Hall nf Mlnanllfl ill. un..t 1 - p--- ( speiti .Saturday and Snidy, the ,gue.ta of rlaties in Livingston county. Backbee'i "Full ol Lite" Northern Rrowv i UtiltrtAL DUililtOi IIUiLUUH. There are dotiuitu indications of an actual and substantial improvcraent in trade condition!.. The more favor able reports regarding iodiislory, the promise of abundant crops, and ox- Jpectations of expanding trade all J Bockbee . Lihu.u.t c.,.re.. ,s. Bushel . . conlrlbute to a hopeful it. t4tuc. kU4Ufc. Tomato and a tull tine el ' bents, riants and Huais at lowest s;rTinc prieca. ..l ITnrl .,.!, ..-.....--. I'ndcr such s.d lor complete cauioie or sottt lutoi circiimntanccs your requirements and willquote prices. . ' - . . . Bur direct Irom the rrower Save Money. tuiiiiitgnm, UIUBI mpu IIJU.L'lirr, AUU business expand greatly. It begin I to look aCif the tide had turned, and lif the railroads get into position to uuv niaicriiis ircciy anu go atteau with construction work on a broad scale there is bound to be n decided revival among industrial interests. While there r so many favorable features it is well to keep cool and not be carried away with over-enthusiasm Generated for purely speculative objects. The country is in Hood chape, and a gradual return to normal business along thoroughly sound lines is muck- batter than an erratic, jerky attempt to forestall tho maximum degree of improvement. Thoro is danger in rushing things, and over doing oven an cxcrllont situation hv nrtifirMal tinkering. wi h ,j.n.i hut an abnormal li.vte in recovery is not the bit way lo sceure the mot -table and desirable condition. BULBS BUaUE'SBUJlS SUCCEED! ' SPECIAL OFFER: MfrJ bIU 7ftr IUaIbma. A irliil will tn&ka tM a Brrmamtnt rn. tomer. H4tlf f linn tni&TAAtiwaal nr nmr ...- . i.. i luuuri in uiiiir"t4 Snunlr ' .L.1.1 .im u,uu mm (. UiMtatb. rM.in y.k F flk. PrrtM ll.lik,Julrt UU,Aln, (W..W, 1 r a,MiM. iMt,ct t,ai.Mim, a..M, tiru ance is good and that every one i , f rX 't...,. i rrS well pleased with the teaeher. Mrs. Blick and daughter, of Cab1 well county, wore the guests rf ri1 tives Saturday and Sunday. W. 8. Lowery has cotiiiunnct'd niir J ing epeiations'on 'he Grimes land, Mrs. Dollia Kirk and family, if Hurriouue, are the guests of rolutiws nl t ti o N'iv flenkp HiieM. 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