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$50,000.01 BONDS BEARING' 8 PER CENT. INTEREST NOW OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION AT PAR. if , the interest paj semi-annually, the bonds payable in five years. Issued by the Anglo-American Mill Company, of Owensboro, Ky., and secured by fst mortgage on their buildings and real estate and entire property, of every description. The Central Trust Com- pany of Owensl (Ky., has been appointed Registrar and Trustee for the bondholders. '4 I. Thcso Honds will each, with 10 interest .$100 Bond, ono of whii 20th, and July 2Cth, end of which time the Bond. These interea mentioned at the oflii boro, Ky. ' The Anglo-Amcr tion, organized in li with the following of L. FREEMAN W. L. RENO, Si Directors: J. W. McCULI W. L. RENO, LUCIUS P. Lll Law. C. A. ROGER eery Co. L. FREEMAN. The Alsop Flour Prd ued in (lenominnt nns nf 10O ' ss of $4 each attached to each Pt pons will bo payable on January ertch of the next, a vphm. nr. the jeipal, .$100, will bo paid for each ipon's will be nnid at the times FTho Central Trust Co., Owens- Ljlill Co., is a Kentucky corprira- l.rith a capital stock of $1Q,Q,000, LE, President. . , , ry and Treasurer. President Green River Dis't.lCo. ir Central Trust Co. ' , of Little & Slack, Attorney at tsident Gunthcr "Wholesale. Gri. IlLE, Late Managing Director6f " ?)Ltd., of London, England'c.. . Capacity 25 bbls. per day of the best flour; any man can become a miller on. one-half the capital usually required. Our mill will make a barrel of flour cheaper than any other mill in the world. These mills arc in operation all over the United Slates. Wo have them in the following States: Vir ginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas. Oklahoma, Michigan nnd "Wash ington. Each ono of them has proven remarkably successful. The demand for the "Midget" Marvel has so exceeded our present manufacturing facilities of one mill per week that mi arc compelled to build u larger manufacturing plant that can 'keep pace for a time with our increasing order. Cut Out Coupon and Mail July . .1911 Central To W. L. Reno, Sec'y and Treas., Anglo-American .Mill Co Trust Co.,lOcnsboro, Ky. Dear Sir: I hereby suscribe for (Mention the No. of Bonds Wanted) Bonds of the par value ot f 100. each, of the $50,000. issue of the Anglo American Mill Co., of which the Central Trust Co. Is Regis trar anil Trustee, and I enclose I , which Is $25. cash payment on application for each Bond, and I agree to pay a fur ther $25. on eachf)f said Bonds hereby subscribed for on Aug. 20, Sept. 20, and Oct. 2o, I9II, and request you to have these Bonds issued to me in my name on the date I make my final payment. (Sinned) : (Address) Business of the Angte; American Mill Marvel Co.. is the Manufacture and Sale of Tattersall's English "Midget" Self-Contained Roller Flour Mill. We have pi ground; we ha' we will have a; of small mean. ative persons We sell ouj ments due in able to secure Subscripti tions will be ei after all of th chased the brick building formerly occupied by the Hoagland Buggy Co., in Seven Hills, Owensboro, Ky., with about two acres of just let contracts for the very latest improved machinery, and expect to have this new factory in operation by September 1, when epacity of one complete mill per day. The operation of the "Midget" Marvel Mill is the best money making proposition for the man Ihat has ever been offered. It is the only small mill that can compete with gigantic trust mills. It has been predicted by conserv- nnected with the trade that sooner or later the "Midget" Marvel will eliminate all of the smaller mills throughout the country. nills on the following terms: $50 cash with the order, $700 cash on shipment, and the balance of $1,000 divided into six equal pay- ii,6, 8, 10 and 12 months, with 8 per cent, interest. We now propose to give our Bondholders'the benefit of this interest we are Imply because we have the only self-containing mill on the market, and the customer either buys of us or not at all. nsfor any of these bonds will be accepted until July 20th, or will close at an earlier time if same are entirely subscribed. Subscrip ted strictly in rotation in which they are received. We reserve the right to reject any subscriptions. Those subscriptions received tonds are subscribed for will be returned. Terms of subscription are as follows: $25 cash to be sei $25 payablo on $25 payable on S $25 payable on The first intd will bo paid on Owensboro, Ky. Iiith the application for each $100 Bond. 20 on each $100 Bond. it 20 on each $100 Bond. it, 20 on each $100 Bond. kcoupon on each Bond amounting to $4, 20, 1912, at the Central Trust Co., Bonds will be allotted on July 20, 1011, and all of those having Bonds allotted to them will bo advised at onco by mail. The Bonds will be registered and delivered on the final payment Oct. 20, or at any earlier time that the full $100 is paid up on any Bond. This Company will have the privilege of redeeming any of these Bonds at the end of one year, or at any time theie after, with 30 days' notice, by payiilg the accrued interest to the next coupon date and $110 for each $100 Bond redeemed. If you wf vertisement for, to W. L. To intern eral charactc will be glad t to be sure of securing one or more of these Bonds for investment you will have to act at once by cutting out the coupon in this ad lling in the number of Bonds for which you wish to subscribe, and inclose same with $25 cash payment for each Bond you subscribe feno, Secretary and Treasurer, at The Central Trust Co., Owensboro, Ky. m purchasers of Bonds we will be glad to confirm any of these statements here at our office, show our books, or orders and the gen- ofour business. Write for our new catalogue, "Ttie Stiory oi a wonderful Flour Mill," it will interest you. We Isend it. he Anglo-Americacri Mill Company, Central trust Building Owensboro, Kentucky. HW PIVfll MMPWi PB TTTW fWWW rWWWT TTTfW TTTW fWW9 WWJW fW PVF OMAN'S OPPOlllTC m m 1 s seir-asseruon,; realization, Hei Need. Self- wncipal the Editor of The to see that woms K to be represents jwgettes who pose ir sex and are its 1 ny.of us have beei In our youth, bul found peace of have found thei ,paths. I never 1 ng things was old law of expe iiietbliiK. Life 1 ben we accept u re and incliuall ic only way In that uien show ttelligence over perception and is very obvious iuMtovery mi rajkubtedly uj en are nc countlnuq be well will publid under tk .law last re band of iders it enemltjl by thelft f us, wIIl I usefuf Id time : that re ft them, ll counts : smootu- I which by are best ve ever fperiorlty Ib in their :ceptance this point that they the duties ling If the iitl won't 1, but has to take care of the children and home, and it is not an unusual thing in this enlightened country to see a father struggling in the courts ugainst his wife and her frieuds for the right to protect his daughter. The strong woman was not invented in the twentieth crntury nor in America. Her price was above rubies ns long ago as Solomon, tit. Monica was a strong woman, so were Queen Louise of Prus sia, and Florence Nightingale. As ev ery one must, they "found their strength in limitations" and iu pouring their whole strong natures into that for which tVey were best endowed. I don't doubt, I never have coubted, that wo men could by coinb.ued effort wrest much of their power from men, but I do int admit that advisability, and I most 'firmly believe that we should py a heavier price thau we could' afford. It ,al) resolves itself into a question of "Is Jhe priie too high for the good ob amed?'' I am sure that it lis, and will always conscientiously use what email influence I have, and ray children lis ten to me against it. I, entirely agree with Martha Mc Cullech-WilHarns. Very much the same expeiieuce befell we about the tous small boy. A number of crowded on a car. The small verucd by instinct and happily maternal instrnetlou in mat- Hteueis, fought valieotly fnr a got it. I WM ovmt fr&tti Md ,'tuchtd i M14r and ubi9.ni deviHU UrsM Lq ami said to him: "I don't believe you saw thaf old lady standing, did you?" The poor little fellow turned crimson and got up at once, while several people smiled who had been looking at him with disgust. It wasn't the child's fault. The manners are the women's business, but the women in this coun try are so hopeless.ly dominated by the masculine ideal thnt they fail to assert themselves. j I have lived iu less modern countries for fifteen years and have seen -poverty made beautitul and life uiaue smoother only by the wisdom of the women. And they are not less capable than ours, bread wlnuers and home makers as a matter of course, often highly educated as well, but wotneu and wives and mothers first, always ready to sacrifice power to their deeper interest. There is less self-asiertion, more self-realization. I will add another anecdote: Iu Rome one day au aged peasaut woman too.c long in getting off the car, and she said tu the handsome youth who, as con ductor, was htlplng her: 'I am old, my Bon." He raised his hat with a sweet smile and replied, "We'll all be old soms day, mother." It was a charming incident. 1 think as our race grows older it also will grow wfser in these ways. Julia T. Waterman. By HeaS, N. J., July 1. Subcrib Right Now. THE OLD RELIABLE BRECKINRIDGE BANK Cloverport, Ky. Organized 1872 OUR RECORD : 39 years of honorable dealing. Passed through threo panics and puid every legitimate claim to its full amount on demand. Novor scaled a check. An absolutely Safe Place (o do Business. 3 per cent on Time Deposits EXAMINED APRIL 10-12 BY STATE BANK EXAMINER AND PRONOUNCED A No. 1 Your County Fair. Don't overlook showing your stock at the county fair. It is one of the best places for the stock man and the gener al farmer to compare the merits of the different breeds of stock and also for tnem to see the advancement being made by you in your herd and it will bring' you good returns for the time and mosey expended. Make it a point to shew your stock to your own neighbor lug fairs. j RURAL TELEPHONES Mr. Farmer, are you interested? If so, call on the manager of the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company and have hira explain the special "Far mers Lino" rate. CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY UnoerperaUd.) i. t t