The Falmouth Outlook, 1907-08-09

show rings were seen some of the best sequence that the business of white white-stock - stock white-stock in the state The pacing race op 1 washing has come to be the leading spd Friday was tyo finest ever pulled off dp j most important industry in the spheres the grounds In the first heat fivp I alluded to To be sure the work is homes passed under tho wire in a bum:hJ never satisfactory to either the subject Harrison county is as fine a county ag! or the performer but at it is the only a crow ever flew over and the Maiden remedial measure advertised to hide City is mode up of as clever pcopte Ml deformities or make respectable loath loath-you - you loath-you will find anywhere but they do lading disorders it is resorted to by the take tho interest that they should eT dirty linen brigade And even some tho fair - Tho crowds that attend cf newspaper men who do not go about nut get up enough enthusiasm to make J lugging a quantity of the solution and it a "howling" success a brush covering up official corruption About a month before tho Falmouth malfeasance in places of public trust Fair every mothers' son in the town ' and social imperfections' are looked and county begins to get up steam aniyj upon by the ''brigade" as born out of when Fair time finally rolls around wA season But there is an infinite higher are each carrying about J30 pound law than the one recognized by those when the "popping off" point is 10Q ' engaged in Whitewashing libertines pounds' j social crooks and official corruptionists There ought to have been larger and this law requires absolute fairness crowds there each day The Elks wil ' and honesty In dealing with wrong do do-break - break do-break about even W big and warning the innocent honest The Cynthiana Democrat says: If j and virtuous against the epidemic of any more fairs are to be held at Cyn disorder As Mr Roosevelt declared thiana let the' citizens 'of the toww' regarding "trusts" the most certain and county organize a stock company -and Successful remedial measures purchase property and erect buildings j against these evils is to give publicity suitable for the purpose Otherwise ) to them There is nothing a guilty man pass up the fair vfeura so much as the publicity of his - 'Urong doing Whitewashing ' is anj aiicient solution but every year its use is becoming more and more essential and very tew men in public or private

Called From Their Early Moruiuf the Dr A J Bradford Home H3L of the fire department it would have been a total loss and it was a remark a a-btepiece - btepiece a-btepiece of work for the fire laddies to accomplish after reaching the fire as the run up the hill to the place' was enough to put Chief Cary Rardin's men out of business from exhaustion But Butler - ler Butler has a hand engine similar to Fal Falmouth's - mouth's Falmouth's old fire protector and it did fine work Wesley Caldwell was the hero of the hour when he hitched a horse to the engine and pulled it up the hill to the fire Tho citizens assisted the fire company arid everything done as if by clock work Dr Bradford hod but recently bought the home and had it repaired and re repainted - painted repainted The loss is estimated at $1000 and is covered by insurance forcing Mr Oetzel backward and down the bank the home falling upon him and wedging him tightly between a stump and the stone abutment In struggling to extricate himself the hosse struck Mr Oetzel a number of severe blows with his feet but from several ugly bruises about the head and shoulders and the loss of some patches of cuticle he was unhurt Another remarkable feature of the ac accident - cident accident was that the hose harness and buggy was unharmed Operated on for Appendicitis Brode Fryer son of John Fryer re returned - turned returned home from Cincinnati last Satur Saturday - day Saturday where he had been qperatedaon for appendicitis 'by Dr Whitacre lie had been in the hospital about two weeks and had sufficiently recovered to be dis discharged - charged discharged Mr Fryer was in town Mon Monday - day Monday to see his physician Dr Chipman and is getting along nicely

Thomas Miller Martin Coleman and Willis Ayers f jsnd Miss Maude Wilson of Cynthiana An I ' ' I' who took a teacher's summer course at raise impression 'i Sut8 Coilo&ei were awarded teachers' The impression has been circulated life certificates which enables them to broad cast that Finncll Shoemaker and1: teach anywhere in Kentucky without E EL Loomis had secured s contract to standing teachers examinations of any fence the Beech Woods and that the Kind contract calls for wulnut' posts but it' - - turns out not to be true '-I Capt John Crowe the L A N soc-f tion foreman who resides on the propj erty sms under the same impression as the posts had been delivered on - the ground but on inquiry at the depot found out that they were saw logs to be shipped to Cincinnati ' Walnut timber hu become so scareo and the price so high that any okl kincj of log large or small will bring the "filthy lucre" They have several cars to be shipped Teadten' Examination J The county teachers' examination will be held in Falmouth on August' IS and 17 Also examination of applicants for State College appointments will be held at the same time and place ' On Saturday August 17 an examina examination - tion examination will be held for appointment to the Eastern Kentucky State Normal School The county is allowed 10 appointees An exchange says: "Country hams arc scarcer than for many yean On account of 'the mild winter a great many spoiled and as a result It is a rare thing to find a first-class ham on the market The properly cured coun country - try country ham is the most delicious meat on earth and qyery man who loves the good things df earth mourns' over the scarcity"

the time may come when nothing will need it - when official records and pri private - vate private lives can be opened to the world without a shudder for fear of harsh criticism SxiDOO -mloonb pest Lice are not Hog Lice If farmers realise bow much money they lose by feeding hordes of hog lice from year to year they would certainly take measures to protect themselves idenee in the winter season -at Gist farmers' will observe their brood sows closely they may probably find more inhabitants of the hogpen than they suspect As the season progresses all the hog hogpens - pens hogpens will be infested and the little pigs frequently seriously injured or literally eaten up before the farmer notices it We remember once being called to a farm where it was supposed that hog cholera was taking off the little pigs None of the older ones seemed to be affected After a close examination we told the farmer if he would fill a barrel nearly full of rain water and put some kerosene In it and then immerse his pigs in it they would probably cease dying from cholera which the did As soon as the pigs are old enough it would pay every farmer to dip hia whole I icrd of hogs once a month even if there sms not a louse on the place Dipping will open the pores cleanse the skin and increase the thrift of the hogs to a point far in excess of what he ex expects - pects expects or what it cost in time and money -Wallace's Farmer

On last Friday night a man came here on the late train and registered at the Phoenix Hotel as A EL Ilall He told Proprietor Ross that he would be here several days and would do some driving The next morning after breakfast he inquired his way to the livery stables and while Mr Roes was eating his breakfast be took his grip and went to Galloway Bros' livery barn and hired a horse and buggy - telling the man in ' charge he was going to Goforth He did not return that night and this aroused Mr Galloway's ' suspicion Goforth was called up by 'phone and Mr Ewing informed them that a man answering the description given had stopped'there but only for a few min minutes - utes minutes and had transacted no business Willis ms town was asked about the man and they said he had left that town about 1 p m leaving behind a bill for dinner and horse feed Mr Galloway went to Cynthiana Sunday and tele telephoned - phoned telephoned several places but could not 'hear of him m By this time all hope of capturing lars We believe that if our citizens ! gentleman who had 'bought the logs him had about dwindled away when would have a little "neck tie" party - - -

ton to the effect that his wife had taken uddenlyill and he would have to leave for home immediately that he would find hia hone and buggy in a livery barn at Paris lie also stated that Ur Galloway could pay all expenses Mr Galloway went to Paris Tuesday found his rig and brought it home over land lie will be more Careful in the future when strangers come to him This is the second time this trick has been turned Ijpre but Dr Albert glade was not quite fortunate It is a puzzling proposition to surmise just what the man meant to do but it is thought that when he reached Paris he received word from confederates that he had better abandon the job George EL Reas loses price of bed and breakfast the hotel man at Williams Williams-town - town Williams-town dinner and horse feed and Oral Galloway two nights' sleep and $15 It does seem that the penalty pre prescribed - scribed prescribed by law on horse stealing has no effect on these desperate characters

Tke Denizens of Boiler Are Hurriedly Sleep to Fight u Ugly Blue at On the The handsome residence of Dr A J Bradford the dentist formerly the C F Peoples home on the hill overlooking the pretty little city of Butler was discovered on fire at an early hour Wed Wednesday - nesday Wednesday morning by the occupants Mr and Mrs Weir Dr Bradford and fam family - ily family having been absent from home at the time It seems that Mr Weir had stacked a lot of kindling wood behind the kitch kitchen - en kitchen range and that it was too close and ignited and the flames reached the side of the room and got between the stud studding - ding studding where it was impossible to fight it The bath and bed rooms were burned and the main part of the building was resched where considerable damage was done Had it not been for the heroic efforts

The friends of Mr R S Oetzel are congratulating him upon his escape from serious injury on last Saturday afternoon Mr Oetzel was driving to town and when about to approach a bridge on the Williamstown pike his horse became frightened and plunged over the embankment overturning the buggy and throwing Mr Oetzel out ile soon regained his feet however and was engaged in loosening the har harness - ness harness when the animal plunged forward R C Dili Sells Coal Business R LI Galloway proprietor of the Ideal Roller Mills has purchased of R C Dilts his coal business consisting of elevator carts etc He takes charge of the business at once Bob is no stranger to the people of our city and county and will without a doubt make a success Now is tho best time to lay jn your winter coaL See him for prices