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ITHE CLAY UIrrV TIMES 4

I 50 Cents a Year in Advance We are here to help Clay C1mie Surrounding Country and Ourselves I E Burgher Jr Tublishcr IVOL 7 CLAY CITY Ky ffiUKSDAY MARCH 6 1902 NO JO I

A Biff Reductionon Ladies Misses and Childrens

Capes Jackets and FursWe have on hand a stock of above goods whichWe are closing out

FAt Cost 1

If you want any goods in this line cheapcall and purchase before the stock is pickedover We also have a few Overcoats whichwe will sell At Cost to close the lot also a fewpair of Heavy Boots for Men and Boys onthe same terms Dont forget the place

l Slmnfessel Ialdron JCANT KEE IT SECRET

The splendid work of Dr KingsNew Life Pills is daily coming tolight No such grand remedy forliver and bowel troubles was everknown before Thousands blessthem for curing constipation sickheadache billlousne5s jaundice and

YOindigestion Try them 25c at Clay

q City Lumber d Stave Co store

ft rr4Snow CreekJoe Vaughn was on the sick list

several days this week

John Kerr bought a horse from

Charley Lowry for 70

Chufi TToward has moved to thefarm that he recently rented fromW E Ueflin

Herbert Ueflin moved into ourmidst Friday We welcome MrHeflin into our vicinity

Wm Irinber Jias moved to Brushcreek Bill is a genial good fellowand we regret to lure him

tMoving is the order of the day

That is about all the news there isin this neck othe woods Theywill go and come for awhile

John Adams sold to C C Curtisthree barrel of corn at S3 00 perbarrel He also sold three barrelsto Bud Bailey delivered at sa 25

per barrel

The sale of II ThomnrfThursdaywas well attended and things soldwell Mr Thomas has moved toWinchester We wish him successin his new home

We stated several weeks agothat Mr John D Kerr would be

a Democratic candidate for CircuitClerk We understand he will innfew days make his announcementpublic Mr Kerr is n gentlemanin evflryrespect andn deservingupright Christian geDI ¬

tleman ellquallfiea to ¬

fice and we dont see why theyshould not have a change Itwould be gratifying to the peopleof this end of the county to see

him winM

Log LickJohn Thomas will move to Win ¬

uhest rthiaweok v

Gideon Combs of Hedges yisitcdielatives here Friday

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Pullman Evans of Frankfort vis-

ited Sam Adams this week

Frankie Elkin veited JohnMatherly Saturday and Sunday

Hill Rice will have a public salein a short time and indvo to Cin ¬

cinnati

John Stone moved to the Allen

uw4UBud Elkin is making arrange ¬

ments to go to Ford in a short whileto

workMarch

has come in liken soaringlion but we hope will go outlike a lamb i

Oscar Ends andwife of Win ¬

chester visited relatives here sever1 days this week

Miss Millie Chism of Lorincovisited her parents at this placeSaturday and Sunday

Miss Mayme Lowry entertained alarge number of young folks Sundny They report a nice time

Parmer Bros have their ferry atVienain operation It hai alreadybeen a great help to the people thisweek

At the sale of Bruce Thomas onTuesday everything sold wellMilkcows sold for Sa5 00 per head i

sheep 82 00 per head householdfurniture and farming implementssold well Mr Thomas has movedto

WinchesterJoelost his pocket book

the other day containing about7 00 in cash some notes and other

valuable papers Seems like luckis against Joe Some time ago hisIbouscnndnil its contents wereburned with no insurance

We are informed tlTat John Math ¬

erly will move to the Dr KlkinfHrm aifil that Willie Matherly theshoe and saddle maker and under-taker

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of Vicna will move to theplace vacated by John MatherlyWe are glad that we uroto haveanother good man come into ourmidst as he is a useful matt in anycommuniJIIt is reported that John POWera ti brother of Caleb Powershas gone to H ndurnRillCelltrill America

Jol ChIand Ills DogsCol rrWftinns fox hounds

did considerable damage to thewidow Vorj heej a few nightsago 8U S the anville Advocatebut the Colonel paid her twicethe antouiitb > damage and thenslaughered the seven young dogsthat had liint over 100 Lastsummer Mr Qhitms dogs got in ¬

to a flock of sheep and killed anumber of Three days af-

terward¬

the sheep raiser stoppedat the Chinnfnrm house and in achat mentioned the damage donehis flock andTthat he was outlooking for tlli dogs Dont goany further jniy dogs must havedone it for th came home withwool in fh 1rrcothsuid the Col ¬

ouch as he out his rollandpaid him a dollar more on thehead than lines asked ColonelOhinn favors stringent dog law

LOCKJAW FROM COBWEBSCobwebs Rulipn a cut lately gave

a woman lockjaw Millions knowthat the bestt1iing to put on a cutis Bucklers Ai ica Salverthe infallible healefyfftwounds ulcersores skin er ions burns scaldsand Files ItJJres or no pay On-

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2oc at C CWiuni do Stave Cosstoret k

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oil at Indian Fields

Oil has beetdiscovered at In ¬

dian Old Fie in the easternpsrtnfttGis ltiti Ahollstone developed fully a teaspoonfull A company is being form-ed

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with A J Kimbrel as Presi-dent

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John Scott Vice Presidentand A A Clay See and TreasThey will put their stock on the

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market April the 1st Winches ¬

ter Sentinel

THE VICE OF NAGGINGClouds the happiness of the home

but a nagging woman often needshelp She may he so rundown inhealth that trifles annoy her Ifshe is melancholy excitable troub ¬

led with loss of appetite headachesleeplessness constipation or faint ¬

ing and dizzy spells she needs Elec ¬

tric Bitters the most wonderfulremedy for ailing women Thousandsof sufferers from female troub-les

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nervous troubles backache andweak kidneys have used it and be ¬

come healthy and happy Try itOnly 50c C C Lum k Stave Co

guarantee satisfaction

A great many things may beavoided by giving a little thoughtSomething could be considerable

apapcr in the road which causeda buggy to be wrecked a horsespoiled and a child crippled forlife A man smoked in a barnwhichresulted in a burned bumroasted horses and a total loss ofgrain A boy drank a glass ofwhiskey and consequences werea bad career a depraved charac-ter

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and a ruined life A girlsaidyes to a fast young omit and

now has plenty of time to regretin a stricken home surrounded

rdren Thinking in advance willsometimes save trouble

Some people live oft their witsand some live oil the lack of witin other people

I Big Landslide i

In Prices

given

vitijignorantau

We hwoa limited stock of each kind of heavy WinterGoods mentioned below which we cannot afford to car¬

ry Oernndwlil not do soMens Clothing in suits and Odd Pants Ladies

Capes and Jackets Men and Hoys Underwear Ladiesand hisses Underwear Ladies Heavy Dress SkirtsMens AVomens Boys and Misses Slinos ComfortsBlankets and Etc

Come early and get first choice You may niiiiiuthe price

We wJKJrto inpress on the needs of the public that we

S still carry n full line of Homemade Collins Also unice lino of Caskets in both white and black also anything you may need in Mens nnd Womens Robes

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ClaiCity LumberStave Co-

CLAICITY KY

Richmond CourtThe number of people in town

yesterday equalled the averageMarch court day Meichants re ¬

ported a fair business Therewere some mules on the marketbut trading was light NorrisBros reported 1000 head of cat-

tle¬

at their yards at prices rang ¬

ing from 44 to 5 cents per poundfor good and 8J to 4 cents forfair to medium Register

Seek and ye shall find appliesvery forcibly tothe man that islooking for trouble

WOULD SMASH THE CLUBIf members of theUHay Fever

Association would use Dr KingsNew Discovery for Consumptionthe club would go to pieces for italways cures this maladay andasth ¬

ma the kind that baffles the doc ¬

torsit wholly drives from the sys ¬

tem Thousands of oncehopelesssufferers from consumption pneu ¬

monia bronchitis owe their livesand health to it It conquers gripsaves little ones from croup andwhoopingcough and is positivelyguaranteed for all throat and lunartroubles 50c SI 00 Trial bottlesfree at Clay City Luui k Stave Co 1

The man who has lived for hisself alone has tho privilege of i

being his only mournero

WASTKD Severn persons of churaIter and good reputation in each stateone JnthU county rewired to s

sen o l esmlli i tiusfnesa Vhouse of solid financial standing Sala ¬

ry Ii8 00 weekly with expenses addi ¬

tional all payable in cash each Wednes ¬

day direct froth head ofllces Horse andcarriages furnished when necessaryReferences Enclose selfaddressed I

itumned envelope Manager 310 Caxto-n Building Chicago

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R A IRVIN M DPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

CLAY CITY KYII

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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONOLAY CITY KY

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Dr C B DICKSON

DENTISTCLAY CITY KYI

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t 1ORE LIVES ARE SAVEDIUSI-

NGIuicgs New DiscoveryIson

Consumption Coughs and ColdsThan By All Throat And

Lung Remedies Combined

This wonderful medicine positivelycures ConsumptionBronchitis Asthma Pneumonia Ha

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LaG rippe Hoarseness-Soro Throat Croup and WhoopingCough NO CURE NO PAYPrice COo 1 Trial Bottle Free

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TypeWriting

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AddmI WILBUR R SMITHLEXINCTON KY

For circular of hli famotu and reipoiulblCOMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY UNIVERSITY

Awarded Medal at World RxpodlloaReferi to thnniandi of irraduatei to po ltlontCoat of Full IIu lBM Coune Including Tattlon Booki and Hoard lu about O

Shorthand Type Writing andTelegrapySpecialti-RadTheKentuckr Unlrerilty Diploma under mlawarded Ilrduat Llterarr Ou itdered

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