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dB and Discount > 36 3S9 02
drafts 53
3 secured y
trdrufts unsecured 4 23
S e from NwUounl
Banks I S 00 i
+ JUG from 1 State
Banks and Bank
era v S 166 53 y
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Companies 00 5166 53
Banking House and Lot 1 BOO 00
Other Real fixate 000 00
S Mortgages 000 00
US Bonds OOO 00
Other Stocks and Bonds > 000 00
Specie 63881
Currency 1 660 00 229881
Exchange for Clearings > 000 00
Other items carried as cash 000 00
Furniture and Fixtures 1500 00
ndo pay taxes 000 00
Gurriiut Expenses
Expeuaeslast 000 f0
< jrtv description location
value and how Jong
owned all real estateex
cept banking house and
lot if any owned longer
than five years None
Notes in Process of Collec
1 lion 651 2o
47 504 38
tIL1A1iLIT11 S
W Capital Stock paid in in
cash 15 000 00
a f Surplus Fund 130000
audivided Profit 3 385 20
Due depot + itnry as follows
viz
Deposits subject to check
1on whieh Juter Ht H not
x paid 2220801
Deposits tubjeet to check
on which interest is
paid 00
Demand certificates of dc
poaitsj < n which inter
iest IS paidNI
Time certificates of dc
posits on t hick inter
est is paid 00
Saving deposits on which
interest is paId 10
Certified Checks u 00 22 208 61
Due National Banks 57057
Due State Banks and
Bankers 00
Due Trust Companies 00 57057
J Cashiers checks oustand
ing 00
Bills rediseouu ted 7 50000
Unpaid Dividends 60000
SUPPLEMENTARY
Highest amount of inJebtediw ut
any stockholder person company
or firm including In the liability
of the company or 5rinthefabnl t
ct the Individual numbers th naei J
directly or indirectly it such In
deOtcdiwHS exceeds Ji > tet cent of
capital stocK actually paid IN
and actual au mat i > l surplus of
the bank 00
now is Indebtedness siatrcl inalvr
item 1 securer 00
See S ctiiMi 5HI Kentucky
Statute I f
Highest amount of indelttndneM t4
any director ur officer if amount et
such ind Wcd ness exceeds o pc
cent of i > a dup capital stuck 11
bank it
bankjc Section 5M3 Kentucky
StatutJI
i How is sam secured 00
Does Amount of indelitfldnee nf any
pcreoua na > any or tim luduilltijr
in the liability of the comimny or
firm the liability of the individual
member therein exOse1 30 per
centof pard upcaitltalandactual
surplus 1 No
If so state amount of such indebted
ness OQ
SAmountollaet dividend MWUO
Were all expanses IOMMW interest
and taxes deducted UwreJiom xt
fore declaring dividend and wan
not less than 10 per cent of net
profits of the bank far the per
covered by the dividend Carried
tQ the surplus fund befahswiUl div
t idend was declared Yes
1 TSce Section 506 Kentucky
T Statutes
4756438
STATE OF KENTUCKY laiD
4 COUNTY OF CUIUSTIAN f S9
S IjtRJ Carotbers Prest of The
Stink of LaFa ette u bank located
j fl R and doing business lit No Main
tStreet in the Town cf LaFayette in
said county being duly sworn pays
that the foregoing report is in all
respects a true statement of the con
dition of said bank at the close of
business on theSltsdayof Dec 1903
to the best of his knowledge and be
lief and further says that the buai
tS nets of said bank bus been transacted
at the locution named and not else
1 where bud that the above report is
w made in compliance with an official
notice received from the Secretary oi
l State designating the 31st day of
Dec 1903 as the day on which such
madei
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ED L WEATHERS Director
fv H C LOCKER Director
1 Eb R BOCARD Director
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
> 1byg7 Carothers President this
the Sistday of Dec 1903
Pt JIi Ep Lti Veatbers NP C CIy
J s My commission expires at the end
I < of the neat fcsaiou of the Senate
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i cent for the six months ending
1Dcc 31 1903 was this day de
S J dared Payable to the stockholders
+ f Il 00 demand Ed L Weathers
IIIl t Cashier
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I i Desirable six room i residence
rl1iaJf acre lot stable ou buildings
4 Yp j raft tceeA Rtc A1 location Ap
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BUliQARIAN ARMY
f 4 Small But Well Trained and ot a
High Quality
In > times of peace Bulguiifty has
a standing afni of 95000 otlyii9
while incuse qf war 200000 jtuiJi
tr cadjf to 10 ci ted ujjon qurteu
braid till of tbcni atlvosiV who
l 1ciofhelen rslii pof > + inw M1
AIociirlcr wvstcd > Tijbry jfoui
the Servraus bu the fleffl of ltv
iitCKft > ffiys the Brooklyn Euglo
Though so niueh snutiUer nutneiv
iojilly than the Turks the quality
of the Bulgarian ayjiW is eqjiial
if not superior for llBnlfrafeiajJss
inherit the fighting tod oftheii
Thracian and Jllv tui forbear
concerning whom H < dQtus sail
If tliev could oal pijjree ImtpY
theinsclvoH they Avqljld be the
greatest of all iii lens I5vrti
500 years vassalir 6 to Tnrkoy
has failed to extill dish their iiij
tional bl tlje 5v
Furthermore iBtlrofllcors anfl
tlaflie
of a inrush higher staler of intelli
gence than the q f ton ans Since
their emuulipn ti 011 a dire public
school system fl I jprovJUed edti
cation for the inn ts while the
higher oflioial element have all
been educated in Austria Ger
many France or Robert rollege
our own American institution ow
t11pBOsphQlUS Until 14Q 9n
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UUtJVesftifec Was parjimon rttlie
ttruij > Iii iiig dillled by RusSiaiis
anti rtttss inn ollldals domiiintiiWf
the conrt but the Bulgarians iir <
most rifle ltndent of people and
rt outsidea
intOrfprence sent the Russffftis
about tjieir own business ShtrflI
then Bulgaria had stood for BulI
gilila ilolfC in church state and
jrtnUy Under their own officers
today for Sofia hag a fine mili
tnry school and asks odds of no
one regaining instruction the
Bulgarian army is admirably
trained und gulp t red with all the
modern appliances for war even
to n bicycle corps which could do
good service over the superb gov
ermnenthnilt roads of Bulgaria
though they would be obviously
at n disadvantage In the niuun
twin stews of lncedonla AT
least one fifth of the regular Bul
garian army is madp up of Mace
donians eager to get the fine
military training even at the mod
est stipend of 1ii month and
found It was in tllitJ
way that sat nfoi and hjy
rincipal ustsociates e cived the
training that has stood them in
BUrh good stead even though the
tactics are distinctly different
from those necessary in guerilla
Warfare It is thewwhitecnppcd
Mandonian troops well drilled
1d Rattered among all the prin
cipal cities of Bulgaria that have
< < + rvfd to keep the sentiment of
Macedonian freedom > live among
Bulgarians On their return to
their own homes these whilom
soldiers have left their uniforms
behind and assumed their peas
ant garb but the lessons they
have learned in the methods ot
modern warfare are not forgotten
and are speedily put in practice
for the discomfiture of the Turks
Wanted
Special representative in this
county and adjoining territories to
represent and advertise an old es
tablished wealthy business house
of solid financial standing Salary
21 weekly with expenses paid
each Monday by check direct from
headquarters Expenses adt anced
and horse and buggy furnished
necessary position permanent
Address The Columbian 630
Monon Bid Chicago Ill
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Broke Her Neck
Mollie Wallis fourteen years old
fell from a swing in Letcher county
and broke her neck
Passed the Senate
The Senate concurred in the
House amendments to the school
book bill and that measure now
goes to the Governor for approval
Bradley Honored
Former Governor Bradley was
honored by the House and given a
reception on the floor
Chicago Capitalists
Chicago capitalists are forming a
corporation designed to control the
citys milk supply
Escaped Lunatic
Curtis Pulliam supposed to be an
escaped lunatic fought with Pat
rolman Rees for half an hour at the
Seventh street depot Louisville
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TALENT DEVELOPED I SELF
Young Woman Dressed Dolla and Was
V > k < V Well Repaid I
Btliel was the despair ojf th >
family She was 18 3 lftlinHlntt
nbVr had overcome tip ll1jlisil
piU4SOlt fot PlnXjllg yilt1l qlrlJ
JNothin t1 ililere ted + huc1i
iUg nijflcing doll messealfyJI puf fits
Of niubldlhelb
6ighteenth yea tt11e coifcMt nag
gmg of 1wl mother 0It Sip sls
tCJs finally induced bel 11Y1 Ill
1 ter awn dolls bat s1H bep her
energies to making aniiassint
dolls for the children onrtli loci
On which she lived llie fjintily
says the New York Pres8gpilld
see nothing practical in I tills York
and urged her vainly its ° ttilrgvid
lu give it up o ty
Ethel had a narried istQr jtlin
seta to pay a wish athomulflr
few days siiid > she exnmim ijftniO of
Rl hois dollftivjth nnfoignBifiiTter
fliiS
U1au are wasting JifMOenV
There is tnOnGy in thisiTsiiu
Put on yldm hat and onm lt1givn
town with it < rr
The pniajtpal uiarricU sister
hunted Uli cardbourd 1 19 putt
three of f hoJCTolls in itandklt hnd
Ethel l llf downtown to jj > Jior
the big department stores afrhni
a conference with the head jfjhfc
toy depjirtment
That iflglit at dinner Ethel 6x
ploded n lnb hell fill the talm
Fatherho began sweeta
JOlt kiiowSliow mother l it ijlil1
girls have ijotheied me abo 111
dolls doijt you 1 J
Her father looked aHierlyMlij
prise Http salllH Yes Rlol
what of itF
Yel1 went downtown jay
and got an order to nlak iof
them for the Ohristn rlfde
The head of the departur 4 iT tsfbc1
he couldnt give me muel df jiii or
del for it was rather JettI i the
season How much dp Mjijsup
pose the order amounts tv r
I havent the least i1JJMII hc < ln
he responded Three 8 rl h dol
lars ti
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A little more than jaj r He
wants 7i worth l + 1
Then the rest of c thjfknulv
shrieked 1Vhat1v v
The children on tjjUtblbcjciare
not getting any dolls drcSsedfvee
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MINING FOR < BD4R I
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Good Lumbar Resurrected from the
Swamps of Fliflida
Mining for cedai is apeculh v i
industry which thrives iiYyjiriou j
purls of New Jersey aud also Jfi
Florida Great cedar trees whiffit1
grew and fell ceuturu ls sign 1110
have lain for ages under a pry
11UIl
are thus brought to light nnij
turned into useful > lumber savflj
the New Yorkf
No one knows how long iigprjf
was when the cedar trees now 1
j found hidden in swampy were alim
and growing Cedar grow 1i1t1
on uplands and time enough Iii a
least has elapsed to allow fo >
natural convulsions which lia
changed the uplands intoswmvpgS
Some of the logs found are IUij rr +
mOils in size and belonged 7jis
trees which were centuries mi
growing The mud ghingl ti
works with a rh ffi i
He drives this down into the
swamp until he strikes a liJf
Then he finds the size and position
of the log by poking the rod down
all around it Sometimes the logs
are partially uncovered by dig
giug and are then hauled out with
chains and powerful tackle Usu
ally however the covering is dug
away and then a peculiar sawmill
built for the purpose is brought
into use and the logs are cut up
into shingle blocks which in turn
go to the shingle mills Wood does
not rot under water but most
kinds grow soft and useless after
long soaking Cedar does pot
suffer in such ways because of the
resin with which it is tilled Much
of the fine soft cedar usqd for lead
PCp il8 is from logs found in Flor
ida swamps
Distilled Alcoholic Drinks
I
Alcoholic beverages are disc
tilled from bananas the milkf of
cocoanuts rice and peus The
fiCjIIlplumB
plums peaches and the flowppjof
the mortherwort The Chinese
make an alcoholic drink from
plums
Keeps Elm Busy
After the average man strikes it
rich it keeps him busy trying to
forget his old acquaintances
i Chicago Daily News
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feel dbwntiredr Not rear1l sick t
I not < rea11 well Don feel that ouneed a
doctorbut < do feel that need something
Don t 1 now just yvhatso c ntlnue tog drag talon
V V iiV jjSl V < i f O
What you need atsuch timfeTis r r
fWALTHERS
WALTHERS a 1
PEPTONIZED PORT i
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a tonic food that strengthens and invigorates the f
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whole system aids digestion and builds One right jl
up fq thing in it but Furey Pepsin < and Goodx
Port Wine no drugs or chemicals Two sizes t
5o0ts and Ioo F9r ale byall druggists rfc
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For sale by t
Andersoiljc Fowler and JfO Cook Druggists
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Dead
Dropped j
Harry W Del3pla ne once al
prominent newspaper man was I
found dead this at the foot of wasI
stairs at 347 Fifth street where he j
had slept in the hall for two years
Death was caused by appoplexy I
and cranial hemorrhage resulting t
from r the tall J
4Little colds neglected thou j
iduds of lives sacrificed every year
lad Woods Norway Pine Syrup i
rupt
tures little coldscures big colds I
loo down to the verge of consump
iMbn
Opened Proposals
hlhc Louisville board of Public
jjrks opened proposals for the
Instruction of fifteen blocks of
l tixlfied brick streets to cost
tb lo
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Secretary Thomas P Craig is
acting Mayor in the absence of
Jjiyor Grainger and President
Barth of the board of aldermen
I Louisville
Two million Americans suffer the
torturing pangs ot dyspepsia No
need to Burdock Blood Bitters
cures At any drug store
Returned to Work
Fifteen hundred lockedout build
ing tradesmen returned to work at
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Bra thetee 1M Yon HatejIwajfS BflBgJw
SlguAturo < r >
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Assaulted and Hurdered
Miss Sarah Shaefer a teacher of
Latin in the high school at Bed
ford Ind was criminally assaulted
and murdered in that city
Impossible to foresee an accident
Nut impossible to preparefor it
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Monarch
over pain
Oropped Dead v
William Hobison former Mayor
of Bellevue Ky dropped dead in
his palatial home there entirely
unexpectedly
unexpectedlyfield I
Held Conference
Jno W Yerkes AiD James and
p M Barnett and other Republi
cans held a conference in Louis
ville to plan an organization of the
State for Roosevelt in the National
convention
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J C KENDRICK CK RU1JYONi
President Bookkeeper VicePresident
K n ricK R on TObacco w ro VicePresidentCon
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We beg to inform planters and the trade generally that the t
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has been put in order and with excellent facilities again opetits doors
for the sale of i JT
LOOSE TOBACCO ON THE FLOOR >
Light Weights pr iqHog8head8br < as our friends may prefer to sell We
invite the patronage of the thousands of our friends who so liberally
patronized us the past iseaspn and earnestly solicit a trial shipment s
from those who have not so favored uss
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We Have Gold Quarters for Ttams and Drivers in the Wartfctuse
That the marketing of Tobacco on the open markets by concentrating
the demands will bring better results to aellera his selfftvident tri tbv t
Public meetings BtenograpberSi typewriters load their offspring RfciO 4 °
lutions II cannot conditions But united thet
cannotbeUer Bu determination on the >
part of planters to offer their Tobacco oa open njrirketa to the hip ert
bidders wilL bring face to fact eyery known demand for Tobetc QJIelp
us to sell your tobacco for good pVjicei bj patronizing open markrr
It stands planters la liand to thinkof tills a
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