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1c 9 ==ANNOUNCEMENTS

t1 We are authorized to announcviI Will J Fields of

< ftas a candidate for Congress intJ 5 the Ninth district of Kentuckysubject to the action of the Dempocratic partyIIg > == =EOLD ballyhoo has been stirredr re tip in the G 0 P by the turn ¬Vmg down of Teddy for tempora ¬

l r ry chairman of the Republican5 State convention in New York

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toD8lio7 1 Tullie Pierce wife and daughtorof Bethel were gueStsofMrS

tssickn5 I wife last week5 Robt SbrreU hasm dar1ilfe

4 1fver< The campmeeting began here

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S > blyrriDiapS2c went to the show at Morehead5 J SaturdaynMrs Lulie Merix of West Vii 11 f ginia is visiting her mother Mrst Mary JacksonOfirMiss iVesta Hunter visited inMorehead Saturday and SundayI1 Mrs Prudie Case is visitingM friends In LexingtonZ Mrs H O Irwin of Ashlandvisited friends here last week1p Odessa

I ISrL1 A nice gentle rain Thursdayt F < night and another Sunday mornq t ing revived burning crops somro t but a soaking rain is what isedMuust nowI ij8 fS B Hawkins lost by deathLeUat < And sawnothing wrong and n threeq hours found her dead supposediggI Pit Albert Jones sold a 3yearoldj mare las veek to Wm VanlandS gha Jr for 175 and a baytr to another party forp aLt4It A 1 5 teibad the Ewir4g fair Saturdayd rdsl3 ii icecrera andiiever thought untilhewuredytQmakelthewasntttc It neo our neighbors had a4 t r h4epwe ill no names thatgot torTpople and btitIr 0 0e4ti r A t d7worsctott L j H sarber andtt J ostepoutJ I to

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Grange CityMr Young and Sim Havens

J Athens III came Wednesdayvto visit the lattors lather A LickIcame to visit his j factory

Tc werTrEeverar scraps 1at the reunion but no one hurt

Saturdayfrombrother much better

Jiidge Kimbrell was in Morehead Saturday

Robinsorts show train that

nFighttrunk belonging to Miss Jen ¬i Norvell that had been leftTheIwas open athead and the contents taken Afew fetters were left that led I 0-nding the owner of the trunk-

SMrs Ella PenningtonOla Christian Mrs Jack-son

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of Olive Hill and Mrs She >man Guhlett of Salt Lick lefthere August 16 for Niagara Falls

Hon J B Bennett was herelast Wednesday

Highleyhavesronestooos

Some tobacco wilt be housed inMontgomery county this week

The little daughter of Mrs Mary Foley is very sick

We heart some tobacco beingsold at 14c and 15c per poundigforpressed for coin

Born Aug 16 to R E Tiptonarid wife a daughter

There are fewer mule colts1Mrsill threatened with fiwerWe do not hear as much said

about the trusts as we used toAfter the Farmers Trust wasformed they have become so commOn that they are no longer no¬ticedShermitri

and Miss Emma DHamilton were guests of relativesnear Owingsvillelast weekmornI 1zg corn atobacco

Frank Byrd has sold his 114acre farm to Thos N Coons ofBourbon county at 125 per acrepossession given March 1 1911

Chas Fryman moved last weekBigstaffCockrellsBert Sanders and Harrison

Conn with their families wentsaturday to visit relatives inFleming county

ttEhedeatTfof JVIrs Kate Smitht Sterling was deeply rer pd by her many friends here

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wcekI moniiiipreachedI of A N Cordon of Lexing ¬ton WitS present and made a fine

lkThomas N Coons and wife of

North Middletown visited the5the family of Eo L Fassett Sat

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olpu1leteXIpected1harpsburg

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1friendsThey will go to housekeepinghere

StopstonoElder Cleveland Carpenter has

been suffering for the past twoeeks with tonsilitis ILee Wilson and family of Odes

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115 county visited S P Steele1dwifeMrs Margaret Fletcher Mrsress Barnes and Dee Conner

withThosjjjsonMiss Lizzie Conner returnedSaturday from a fewweeks vis-it to relatives at Thompson StarniabMrs Jo Ray sold a fine calf toobt Coons for 18mMrsery sickvvtd their grandparents F A MeQuithy and wife last weekMiss Lula Finley of it Ster-ling is visiting herenatightMrs F W Colliver and littlevisitingFrankramilyweek

Dunk Carmichael and phoCfjuartives and friends heremOkJaSundaylliehwaW R Gray is not improving

much of his illnessMiss Eliza Gorrell remains

about the same of her illnesscMissAtchison went Friday to visit theformers sister Mrs W T Atchison and family at Craintown

countyJames Grain wife and son Hu

wbdifereturnedhomewith her brother James of nearAaccompaniedchildren

Allen Campbell wife NallisSaturdaytonear Flemingsburg

Mike Hedrick and son WalterEwingfairWheat threshing began here

MondayThe friends of Miss Eliza Gor¬

seventeenthbirthdaylast week by giving an icecreamdelightful

W W Anderson bought a horseof C T Grain for 125

twohogShundred>0n Sunday at 9 oclock a motClemjorthat mansion beyond About fiveyears ago consumption claimedher for a victim Everything wasdone for her that was possible todo but without avail He whodoeth all things well decreed oth ¬erwise and her spirit was calledhome She bore her affliction withgreat fortitude Her remains fol-lowed by a concourse of relativesand friends were laid to rest inthe Riddle graveyard on WhiteQak Monday at 12 oclock

Mrs Bertha Vice Riddle wasthe youngest daughter of TiSVice and wife and was born December 20 1883 She was mar-ried tdClem Riddle Nov 14 191 IN-To this union two sons were bornEgbert aged 8 and Commodorebyherbrother Mrs L n Jones ofOdessa Mrs Tom Colliver andWalter of Hale Missouri SheIwas a kind and dutiful wife anrisadlyhusband and children we extendour sincere sympathy in this their Icaddest hour i

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STORY OF LABOR PERFORMED

J D Bennett Renders an Acccunt cf

Representntlveithe National House of Representstlves

1Tothe Citizens of tho Ninth Coagrca

sionnl District of KentuckyTo the people who have so rlgnnlly

honored me with their loynl hupport IIn the past by three times electingme ns their rcpresintatlvo In thonational congress I deem it Jut thatI render you Rome account of myservices us your representative thoImportant liplslatlotr upon Which Iliavo voted and what I havo iccompllshed for the Ninth Kentucky dis ¬trict The pooplJ of each particularlocality nrc famlar with my Ifglaluthe accomplishments for their Imme

ato section but my services aro to-e entire district and the people

have a right to know how I hava dis ¬charged tile trust Imposed In mo

General LegislationThe following Is a list of the laws

Curing tho Fiftyninth con ¬ess Sixtieth congress and nt the

xtra session and firSt regular ses ¬sion of the Sixtyfirst congress whichreceived my roto and earnest sup-port

Railway ratea to be fixed by en¬rged Interstate commerce commis ¬a rebates and other discrimina ¬

tion penalized sleeping cars expresscompanies and pipo lines madj com¬

on carriers railway passes prohib ¬

soPanamaith locks Panama canal bonds toenjoy same privileges as all otherUnited States bonds Panama canalB tiPuretruth especially en popular tomediestifrom hoof to ron0OklahomatthConsulartho merit basisanfationalizedNiagara Pails to be preserved

Alaska allowed a delegate in thctrdNaturalization safeguarded andadO more difficultcSteamboat Irigid duo to General Slocum lossMotor boats operated for profit rEFtGoldJ50QOO000 to be coined Nationalbonk liabilities limited to 30 pr centof capitalEmployers

liability low Negligentcarriers within the United

tates jurisdiction liable for damagesto

employesFederalto state agricul-

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stations ¬isnannuafiymcirasesTrademark law amendeddMilitia efficiency promoted byold ofeUnlawfuln and other soldier organizationsforbldaen

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discretion In suppressing hazingat Annapoliseorsliver or their alloys not to bo Im ¬ported exported or carried

San Francisco sufferers aided 200000 appropriatedExtending period for continuous

shipment of cattle to tfilrtyslx hoursCensus office directed to collect and

publish vital social and other statis-tics

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Waste in public printing cut downonethirdGrave

of Andrew Jackson with fif¬teen acros of land made a nationalcemetery Marking graves of Confed ¬crate soldiers

Jamestown exposition given aidRestrictions on cabinet officers to

prevent deficiencies of appropriationsFinancial law whereby banks In

period of financial stringency may Issue currency to the amount of 500 5003000 depositing ns security there¬forbond3comm rclalpassetsi so as to ¬wmetitpassed lMilitia made Integral part of thenational military establishment with0udditlonalsnuniOOONational monetary commission cr-ated

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to devise a sound monetary sys ¬tern for the government

Widows pension increased from800 to 1200 per month and cer¬

tain unnecessary strlctlonsaboll-shed 5ttImportationings etc prohibited

In God We Tru8trcstored to thegold and sliver coins

The ago law glylngj all soldiers otthe Mexican and Civil wars 1200 permonthnt tho ago of 62 1500 pe rmonth at tho ago of 10 and 2000 pomonth at tho age of 7C

Model child labor law for tho Dis ¬trict of ColumbiafGamo protected

Increasing pay of soldiers bothofficers and enlisted men

Immigration station established atPhllddelphla at cost of 250000

Additional safeguard for passengercarrying ships provided

Prohibiting desecration and Improper use of the flag >

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tho navy hospital and navy hospitalships

Ten new battleships at a cost ofI1000000 each exclusive of arma

mtieatMilitary bands must not competewlh civilian musiciansDrainage of public lands in Mlnneta Includng all unoatentod landsJoint maneuvers of army and mill

tilitpriatcdAnarchistic and seditious publicons and Intoxicant and cocaine exhuded from the maltaAttorney general directed to Insttle suits to compel forfeiture to theUgnitedohort> ground of vllatlbn of cthtrcLwInterstate commerce commissionoutboiized to prcscrlbo regulationsor the transportation by commononnors of explosives to promote the

safety of passengers and employesWhite slave law prohibiting theafficThe Payne tariff lawRailroads engaged in interstate

commerce prohibited after Jan 1injO from KBing y locpmotlvocqulppod with an ashpaiiiicb necyfiltnt aan ompjoya eetung yjudaf

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An act to authorize tho presidentof the United States to mhko certainwithdrawals of public lands Incelain cases

An act tv provide publicity of conttrbutlous made for tho p rposQofI-nnucnelng elections at which reprepAneat of the Interior a bureau ofilnes

An act to establish postal savingsdepositories for depositing savings atliitarest with the security of the go-rument

v¬for repaying thereof and for

other purposesAn act to ensble tho peoplo of New

Mexico and Arlzoia to form a con-stitution Isaud state government amiif

be admitted into tho Union on aiiisqual footins wth the original ataetRailroad rnto law

commerce courtaLaborAt no time in the history of tillscountry has the laboring man receiv-ed so much consideration In the mat-ter of legislation to protect his rightsas during the past six years Thelaboring people have had my supportand sympathy in all their Just doSmands and lam plsascd to say thattha representatives organized laWnSl1lnstrmlookingtheir interests have frequently cnuf red with me and I have supportedevery effort to justly advance thirInterests

Gambling In Farm ProductsAt the last session of congress tho

formers have had a delesatlou InWashington seeking legislation tftproductuIl

ith representatives cf the Farmerunion who were there and rendarthem every possible assistance Itavo heartily supported every effortlegUlaitlon

sslon of congress the committee nnbllJtoally conceded that the bill wlU passTobacco Tax

thNintho say that I voted for and aided matt0hecent tax trom leaf tobaccoApproprlatlonsSncogress I have secured tho followingappropriations for Dig Sandy riverHughesr

Fifty thousand dollars for improve

securodlorgress We secured 250000 for theconstruction of locks arid dams In

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y each of which will mean an ex ¬penditure of 1 00000 In tho dlstilct I expect all of theao dams wille provided for in tho next river andliarborPublic BuildingsInPrior ¬ross the Ninth Kentucky district ba tfnly one public building In It which

located at Maygvllle Ky andhich cost th government 40000

Since 1 bava been Borvlns tho districtin congress i hove secured an appro ¬jjsingtract for which has now been let andthe but dtEry will bo completed within-thG next year I havo atso eccuran appropriation of 75000 torterection of a public building for eyn

bulldling ¬¬hrlatronp n which to erect a public building

in Ashland Ky Bids for this sitehas olrerdy bscn made to the tre ismwafiillIn tim appropriation I Inve blllapending for appr priatlons tar pubicbuildings at Augusta Ky Fismlngaburg Ky k arid Carlisle Ky My p1bose is to secure one for eachynenough to be entitled to a Jpub Iombuilding under the rules of com¬mittee

MexicanI shaveshall and have urged Its passage theNational Tribune bill the pro vi

bus ot which all cxS3l Jicrs arelihowclmolo spccJat tils for soldiers oftvhelitlie men who have represented theIOthviftgwIJows for wham I secured the nilsage of a special bill either allowingthem nri original pension or lucre as ¬ing tho one they were receivingFrederick Arn Horace Applegate JP Applegate James Austin ID WBell S V Bocock James W BurtonThomas J Barker James R Chap-man

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Reuben Ccpher NaUinniRl GalHns Marshall Caldwell bcorge w-mllt1ct Hcrvey W Cartee Jos AIDavis Stephen Davis Ainop DavisGeorge Fankell A R Fisher tateij Forman James A Fisher JohnGillipn Amanda Green Johri HelnrlcEs James P Hlmcs James HalesMary J Halbcrt J P Huff John NtIlubbard John Harvey Jr AlbertHaucke Alexander Thinner WilliamIngram John Ingram Benjamin John-son Louisa January Timothy John-son

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William Klrkpatrlck Jefferson SKeaton W W Ilbbtc Perry KalnllThomas JI Luman Wm LawrenceThomas Miller Samuel Meadows DC May C P McGulre J Hugh Mar-tin

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A J Mowery Samoa McCrackenStchpen Mnrcum Andrew J MooreDavid Martin Charles May BenjaminMorris W M McGinnis LafayetteNorth hoary Npuroan JamesOBrlsn Mary L Overly Thomas WParsons Geo W Pierce JonathanPurvis Frank Prater P PattonNcah U Payne G W Rceler JacobRardln David Ross John RodgersAugustine Ssrroll James SutherlandAWesley Smith HarmonN Upton John Vaulandlnghain Al ¬fred White James II Warford Sam ¬uel Watkins L S Wyatt J E WellsR T D Zimmerman Thos EMyers and Paul Gettis Asldo frommy work feuthe exsoldiers beforecongress I am continually calling upand urging action on their cases be ¬lore the pension bureau-

SpanlahAmenican War VeteransI have secured the passage of tho

following special bills for SpnalshAmerican war veterans anti theirwidows and dependent mothers andfathers Albert Applegatc RobertBrammer Samuel A Berry Anna MCase Algon E Cole John F Camp ¬bell BMdy Lockwood E Wv Morgan

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Kentucky State Mllltla iFor the members of the Krntnckr

state militia I have introduced bill I T r tto extend tho provisions of the peltt >jfJ1lntbnnblPension bills PendingI now have over four hundred spor

clal ponstor bills pending before iliatwo committees of tho house cf rep¬resentatives to Increase and allow

SpinisliAmerlcan ¬widows

Mall FacilitiesI havo paid special attention to tho

mall service in the district NewpattolBces new star routes and ruralroutes and have secured the estabClinhmcnt or many of each tar varioussections in the district

Civil Service ExaminationsUponmr recommendation the clvl

feivos commission doslgnnted Ashlurid fis a plato whore civil service oxnnilnatlons will bt held thus doingaway wth the necessity of the people z mof castcni Kentncky going to Leslncton and Louisville for these examInatlcns t t

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effect that I have not attended to tnTwork Some have criticised me bo V >cause I have not made more speechesIf wo had moro hard work In con 1gress and fewer fpccchea the public fbislncsa would bo flnlaLed much <eooner and a great saving to the peo C1tfnlontlsFittbtiilly yours3 D BENNETT m

CELEBRATES 59TH BIRTHDAYLast Friday evening Mrs Sher

Gorham Lcuteda surprise party in honoranniversaryaner The affair was held at thehome of Mrs Paxton and wasattended by about seventy rela-tives friends and neighbors 1While the guests were assemb

ng Mrs Warner was entertain ¬ed at the home of Mrs GeorgeHayes and was muchsuiprisedto return and a house filled Cowith es and when she fullyrealized they were there in her Shonor she was much pleased 1Mrs Warner is a native of Ow1ingsvillo Ky but for the past

x years has made her bom meorgetown where she holds the 4

esteem of a large circle of friends

severaliesupper was served about 8 c1oclcienjoyablew shigMrsVrnrner riGeorgetownIU C

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gures she Could never makeherselfbelieve anybody would be IIsuspicious about herS

Maybe the world is growingetter we do not see as many

girls on the street carryingusic rolls as we nnerly1did < h rffinothingo dont imagine you can cut up l44 y-ithout being talked about

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