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THE TIMES.
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Thursday,
- May ::), VJU.
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'(ribers, we have arranged club rates
with the following papers at prices
below mentioned :
The Times and
Courier-Journal $1.00
" Cincinnati Enquirer 1. 10
Louisville Herald 90
" Home and Farm 75
" Inland Farmer 1.00
" Americun Farmer 00
Southern Agriculturist 75
For the Sake of Harmony.
It seems that Chump Clark is
oinu: to run away with the Dem
ocratic nomination for President.
Including Bryan there are five
Democratic candidates in t lie
field and Olark is our fourth
hoice. Thus you can see the
Times is not much for Olark get
ting the nomination. There are,
ue believe, far more Democrats
in Kentucky for Wilson than
there are for Clark, but the Wil
son following, seeing the advan
tages Clark has over him, and re
alizing that Clark is undoubted
ly the choice of the majority who
will name the nominee, it is best
for them to acquiesce and let the
will of the majority prevail in a
harmonious chord.
While, as above stated, the
Times is for another candidate,
as are others, the mention of this
has brought, from the boisterous
bully "Oily Jeems", and the
Courier-Journal words of con
demnation upon every Democrat
in the State who. fails to see as
they do. For the sake of liar
inoiiy it seems that the aforeseen
lesult will be allowed to inate
(iilize without a light, but for
;.;ike of harmony alone is the fight
discontinued, and not from the
M'are of the vicious and wicked
pithots of some of the leaders of
the gentlemanly Speaker's sup
porters. Clark is altogether
wholesome and far more so than
the Boss Senator-elect who is
championing his cause in Ken
tucky. In his travels about the coun
try Mr. Roosevelt never loses an
opportunity to tell farmers of
liis'aii'ectituiate regard for them.
During his term in the White
House u Chicago newspaper ar
tist drew a picture of u farmer
fitting before a fireplace, with
bis shoes oil', reading one of the
iJoosevelt messages. This pict
ure was called: ''His favorite
author," and Mr. Roosevelt of
f 111 said it was the best picture
lie over saw.
The liars ester trust, which an
nually take? millions of dollars
from the farmers of thiscouutry,
cells binders in Russia and South
America for .fiHl, and the Aineri.
can farmer pays the trust $120
for the Hume hinder. While he
was president auetl'ort wus start
ed to break up this trust, and
Mr. Roosevelt secretly suppress
ed' that ellort. lie ordered his
attorney general tint to start suit
against the one I rust which more
than all others combined robs
and plunders the farmer.
George W. I'erkins, organizer
of this harvester trust, is putting
up the money lor Mr. Roosevelt's
present campaign. ,
Estill county seems to be try
ing to lead us in the matter of
good roads. At a recent meet
ing of the fiscal court in that,
county they purchnsed a road
grading machine for each magis
terial distvict. The Times sug
gest that as an oll'set Powell
have one road drag made and
placed in each road order. They
are inexpensive and all authori
ties say they are the best ma
chine made for dirt roads, either
for grading or compacting the
road bed. These machines should
be used in the Spring of the year
and best of all after each rain
when it is too wet for farmers to
work in their fields. Of course
the road drag will not do all the
work us the mud holes and low
places must be filled, but once
started the drug will keep the
roid in shape where there is
nothing to contend with but dirt.
Of course rocky and excessively
iiu r row strips will have to othei
wise be repaired.
Congress hud t adjourn last
.Monday ownm to the lack ot a
quorum neunv everybody having
gone to the ciicus. Human na
ture is so perverse that the av
erage man won't patronize has
own show, even when Us better
than the othn fellows.
Taft men declare that ti.eir
ca ndidate will be nominated on
the first ballot and that hence
they have no fear of i "Dark
Horse". But a wild broncho is
something else again.
If Taft is as bad as Roosevelt
says, it would not be safe to trust,
the Colonel to "pick out" any
more officials for us.
Henry Watterson says that T.
R. is as mad as a March hare.
Fourth of March?
It appears that in a political
controversy there is iio such thiugi
as libel.
NOTICE.
Clay City, Ky., May 20th, 15)1:2.
The Democrats of Powell County
are hereby notified that there will
be a Democratic Muss Convention
held at Stanton, Powell County,
on Saturday afternoon, May 25th,
1912, at the hour of 2 p. in., for the
purpose of selecting ana instructing
De!egat'.8 to attend and represent
Powell County in the Democratic
State Convention to be held at Lou
isville, Jefferbon county, Ky., on
May 2'Jth 1012, for the purpose of
selecting Delegates to attend and
represent the State of Kentucky ut
the National Convention to be held
at Baltimore, Md., on June 25th,
1912. All Democrats are requested
to attend and participate in this
Convention.
Given under my hand this May
20th, 1012.
J. II. O'Uear, Chairman.
Attest: Luther Loving, Secretary.
;ful
arermness
r
Take care that you do not underestimate he value of
money deposited under our interest plan. Its growth is
rapid. Be careful and deposit systematically a poition
of your earnings. Their growth is certain.
Start them growing here now.
Clay City National Bank,
CLAY CITY,
, -AA J
In an interview at Washing
ton Senator Bradley expresses
the belief that in the event of
his defeat at Chicago, Col. Roo
sevelt will bolt the ticket.
Furnace.
News scarce at this place.
Miss Gussie Ilarnes was the
guest of Miss Jessie Wierman.
Win. Adams and family spent
Sunday with Jim Baker and fam
ily. Mrs. Margrite Newkirk spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Alma Howell.
Mesdames Minnie Miller and
Mable Scrivner visited Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Howell, of Miller'j
creek Sunday.
Misses Lillian and Cora John
son, of Fitchburg, spent Sunday
with their . grandmother, Mrs.
Dena Billings of this place.
Darlingsville.
Louis Snow'den has a severe at
tack of pneumonia.
G. W. Curtis moved from here
to Rabbittown Sunday.
Bom, Mondoy, May 20th to
Mr. and Mrs. Trigg Gilly, a son.
Miss Ruth Tult, of Wolfe coun
ty, is visiting her aunt, 'Mts. Cur
tis Bowman.' '
Roscoe Bowman has returned
from Heidelberg for a short visit
to home folks.
Miss Sallie Snowden the deaf
and dumb and aged sister of
Wm. Snowden, Sr., is seriously
ill at Iiis home.
Mrs. Vienna Curtis died Mon
day morning and was buried at
Jackson's Chapel Tuesday. She
is survived by her husband, Thos
Curtis, but leaves no children.
Before marnaflfrshe was a Miss
Dauglietee7aud ' was about 75
years old.
SPOUT SPRING.
Joe McKinney Aand G. W. Pas
ley made a business trip to Stan
ton Safurday.
Elder George W. Mcintosh
sold a six-year-old mare to Ran
kin Burnett for $150.
Charlie Oanlee, of Stanton,
visited his sister, -Mrs. Shelt Mc
Kinney last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses McKinney
visited the hitter's parents at Ir
vine the last of the week.
Mesdames Belle Burgher and
Moses McKinney spent Saturday
with relatives in Clay City.
Farmers here are making good
use of the prevailing-line weatli-
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services 2nd and 3rd Sabbaths of
each month.
Prayer Meetings, Wednesday even
ings. Rev. J. C. Hanloy, Pastor.
1 NNO'il
KENTUCKY.
er by rushing in their already
belated corn crops.
Mrs. Thos. Curtis died near
here Monday and was buried
Tuesdny at Jackson's Chapel.
Burial services were condcted by
Eldea Geo. W. Mcintosh.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for uny case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Go., Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 yearp,
SWEETjCLOVER
A great fertilizer, and a hardy
vigorous foraue plant for hay and
pubture. Will grow in any soil,
even in rocky places. Can be sown
with spnng oats, or sown alone in
May for meadow, and sown in with
corn at the last cultivation. Prices
of seed, and circular how to crow it
sent on request.
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Box 91).
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W holesale Druggists.Toledo, ( .
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Take Hall's Family Pills for
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That more hard ser
vice is required of
the Shoe than any
other article of
Clothing?
Look Right.
See Them.
Williams.
MILLS
FLOUR
IT RISES AWAY ABOVE
all other brands of (lour with the
housewife who loves good honic
"liladc bread when tdie uses the
PKAI1I. Hour. lis uniform quail
ty and excellence never disappointn
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that tempting ami delioioiis tluvor
that always delights the 'over of
good bread when you use the
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LOOK
- CAIN, Versailles, Ky
