The Falmouth Outlook, 1907-10-04

leg al 11:30 o'clock next Sunday tag it the dumb an the North End jsd at 4 o'clock in ike church b the South End InfentswSS be bapttoid'ZituhctL arn - The Hired Man on Top She hired manwn the fame seems to hanecome tolhis own this year One Indiana farmer near Mariun was so hard up fer'help that he adrertiaed $9 a wwric with goaf board and lodging a buggy to ride 'to town ou Saturday evenhR and on e£ his pretty daughters to £e lung as esoert This caught n great end hundneds of applications eameiri One of our Iowa exchanges aysra highaa $54 per month is being paid tag there including boas! end ne dockqge for lust time Many farm hands have been getting $30 and $35 per match for the entire summer and are famished team and carriage for Sundays if they wish Verily this is s bonanza year for the hired man the red-letter day in all his history A Hudson Salary The Augusta Chronicle has been shooting some red hot shot into Hon ®yroY )een ""king Equity speeches far the Burley belL In last week's issue they say: "The Chronicle thinks that the farmers are being robbed when Mr Byron ia paid $500 a month We also think that i majority of the Equity people of Brack en eounty think the same thing If this statement ia true who is pay paying - ing paying the $500 per month? Tbe Minnesota Plan A dispatch from SL Paul Minn says: "Minnesota Society of Equity which claims the allegiance of 85000 farmers in the Northwest passed a resolution in convention here recently calling on its members to hold their wheat until the pries is $125 It waa also decided to hold flax for $135 oats 70c rye 41c timothy seed $550 a hundred and hay for $20 a ton Located on Main Street Samuel Foley wishes to announce to the public that he has sold his interest in the Foley stable on Upper Mill streeL He has leased the Radenheimer stable on Main street and has Installed a first first-class - class first-class livery outfit where his old friends and customers throughout the eounty will be given courteous treatmenL Fair visitors will be looked after with special attention Lost a Gold Watch Lost on Friday morning on Main Cross street between the Masonic Hall and Dr C F Crecelius' residence a ladies' gold watch engraved in-back 'Corinna Conrad" Finder can return to Dr C F Crecelius and receive reward

and trustees One of tho greatest essentials toward the improvement of our schools ia to hold the regular trustees' election arid elect good men to help build up our schools besides it ia Democratic to let the voice of the people rule - an ap appointment - pointment appointment is not So let the freemea of each district go to the polls and have an enthusiastic election- Yours for the educational interest ol the children of Pendleton county It E Ballinger SupL Medical Society The Pendleton County Medical Society will hold its next regular bi-monthly meeting at Grants Lake near Butler on the second Wednesday in October The Butler fraternity together wife the physicians in the northern end of the country will be the hosts of this occasion An unusually interesting programme has been arranged and ev every - ery every doctor in the county should attend this meeting Farmers' Institute The State Agricultural Department has arranged to hold a two days' In Institute - stitute Institute next Monday and Tuesday Oct 7 and 8 for the benefit of the farmers of Pendleton county There will be three competent men sent out by the Department to conduct this Institute ana answer all questions which may be asked pertaining to farming Farmers should attend these meetings aa the State is put to an enoQnoua expense te hold them ' Farm For Sale George Blythe farm of 112 acre situated on Antioch and Concord road 6 room frame house 1 large barn and I small barn 8 cisterns creek through north line 60 fruit trees and 75 grape vine stocks Price $15 per acre Half essh and two land notes at 6 per cenL 12-4t H R F Dickehscheid BFf D No 1 Falmouth Ky Tackeri The School (aw fixes pay clay for the teachers beginning on the second Sat Saturday - urday Saturday in October and the second Sat urday of each month following durhg Khool term Please note that I will pay teachers on or after the second Saturday enhmonth taught Respectfully B F BALUMCflLtopt ' - LOST FOUND OR FOR SALT Lost on Friday last on Falmoilfe Fair Grounds a carved band bracelet with "From W P Bedford" engraved on inside Finder please leave at the office Lost on Friday at Fair a child's tti felt hat on Fair Grounds Return to Dr G W McMillen for YOU

grciou wdoone - for good things but the moat numcroua l(oMi maiiN Saa tie fmifN maul uf fhu This waa Ihe only nuisance on the grounds this year ' If we mast haw them next year ILtt Lho Fair Cusps nr offer a premium ECHOES FROM THE FAIR CMtniwmDil The weather was propitious The dining haUmas "bum" The paoftiy exhibit was immenae The fat woman attracted large ivuwds daily Those heme grown strawberries looked jvary A vote at thadka should be tamlered the L AX cathead The dasfisyof wqgetabks esses fine aa we lias aver anen Pendletn county loads the states it cornea tecscdUeat fairs rhen Fair Company enidentfy erred TVe ycople feel that the earociation took fee advantage ef then when they wre forced te bvy eospon tickets jDtn't do it again boys Fix a price tol suit the people's pocket Jxx&s and then Stick to iL You worked hard to enter enter-tain - tain enter-tain the peopio and you succeeded ad admirably - - mirably - admirably - don't kick it ail over t Valuable Dog Dead Dun the faithful old bird dog of Dr J E Wilson departed for the happy hontiqg ground Monday night This waa tbe moat intelligent dog Falmouth ever produced and up until two years Sgc ha could be seen following Dr Wilson on all his professional trips to the country Many are the interesting stories told of this dog's intelligence At night when the Doctor was out Don was the sole protector of Mrs Wilson and aha was always made to feel safe under his protection He was fourteen year old Small Crowd W J Stone of Cuttawa spoke to 46 people at the court house here yesterday afternoon Mr Stone is a gallant old ex -Confederate soldier and a good speaker and should have hod a larger crowd out to hear him It seems that it is a hard matter to muster up a crowd these days to lis listen - ten listen to a political speech CoL Stone lost his leg at the battle of Cynthians Falmouth Wins 1 to 0 The Berry base ball team was defeat defeated - ed defeated at the Fair Ground park yesterday afternoon by the Falmouth team In a hotly contested game The score was 1 to 0 Browning and Bishop battery for Falmouth It was a fine game throughout afid was won on its merits

Tho Falmouth Stir la booming ia very popular fflaae for Irifea -sod groans to spend 4aay or tv a On Sat Saturday - urday Saturday wo noticed : nr leas than 10 csu csu-plensvho - plensvho csu-plensvho had bstt vecenUy gtb their feetsveL W D Avoiding aa! !lnade astheJiorseiBthelkad passed him he junfpad on the tank and the ether three Horses nn over him He was picked up for dead but is now out again Clyde has cone in contact with railras! engine etc lint has invariably comeaat victorious Amosg the pnmnwst visitors cm noticed at the fair Saturday TACCnner Ass't Jfigr of N Y C lines Cincinnati A L Robfnett Freight AgL P CL C ft St L R R F E JSeGee Gen Mgr P C C ft SL L S B J M A mold Freight Ag'Lft C Ben Key owner of - Abdallah Park Cynthisrs Tim Hays f Cineimtati Laban Phtfips of Louis Louis-yiile - yiile Louis-yiile Warehouse Co Arthur Powers of the BA SL LouisvSEe Warehouse Co N C Ridgway F T Bnowning I M Day an! Curry Browsing composed tbe Reception Committee which met the tobacco delegation at the depot Friday After an imposing procession thnough the principal streets of the city headed try CoL N C Ridgway the starch to the Fair Grounds was made The parade attracted more attention than any other one thing during the fair After a review in front of the grand stand filled to overflowing with representative resi residents - dents residents of Falmouth Pendleton and adjoining counties the procession disbanded and the Cincinnati boys proceeded to take is the sights of the fair and the ' numerous interesting events of this day Fair Week in our little city never pomes without other enjoyable fea features - tures features The most notable happening of the past week was a delightful band concert given by 'Smittie'a" Famous First Regiment Band at the elegant home of Col N C Ridgway on Shelby avenue Tbe band was arranged on that

i what they desire will come to pass 'that old quarrels feuds and hatreds J will be wiped out forever and that meted out to the guilty and vindication for the innocenL Fair play ia all that any Kentuckian asks and all of them know that Augustus EL Willson is a "fair play" Kentuckian Turkey Hutches Buzzards Cole Dennison who lives near Glas Glasgow - gow Glasgow has the' queerest drove of young turkeys in the state Some time ago he missed one of his favorite turkey hens About three or four weeks ago the turkey came home bringing with her a huge brood of young but when Mr Dennison looked them over he was surprised for a stranger bunch of young never followed a turkey hen Three or four of the flock were evident evidently - ly evidently young turkeys and threo or four were young buzzards Many persons have visited and looked at them It Is supposed that the tur turkey - key turkey found a buzzard's nest on the knob and took possession of it and hatched the buzzard's eggs together with her own OwCUUsc gats By special arrangements with tho fol fol-lowng - lowng fol-lowng puners we have been able to make clubbing rates as follows: Cincinnati (daily) Times-Star and the Outlook both one year for $250 Cincinnati (daily) Post and the Out Outlook - look Outlook both one year for $250 Kentucky (daily) Post and the Out Outlook - look Outlook both one year for $250 Cincinnati (weekly) Enquirer and the Outlook both one year for $160 Cincinnati (weekly) Commercial-Tribune and the Outlook both one year for $135 Loutaville (weekly) CouriersJournal and the Outlook both one year for $L50 is none too good THEREFORE CALL ON

and goes away feeling Good cSiter reigns supreme W E Bishop kwhs ss though he is th -only pebble oa the beach since his by took the Use string Rirrison Grant Bracken ani Rob Robertson - ertson Robertson county people are fsAors in striking this Fair file grand sucxrss it is rHanty Wilson me of Butler gallant licaux chaperoned a coterie if hand- ' street over-looked by these ven ven-ome - ome ven-ome young hsAea to the Fsbseuth Fair era where a stand could have been atn Saturday juractad During the hard rain at the About 20 WO people cave through 'grounds Saturday afternoon when the 'the gates or wer the fence" This waa ' atmosphere waa very close the amphi amphi-a - a amphi-a pretty fear attendance 'considojirg i theatru had the fragrance of a big fiah everything j stand The first ssan who attempts to ! bring s fish on the grounds next year They pace Hi Tia ia a wee and them J -ahnuM be shot on the spot bring him to the next rmg as the bert JiL family bane He comes very acur delivering ' t bo goods Hon' L'T Applegate and Ales L offSO for the one that will draw the CaldweS aare there every day shaking greatest number of flies A protsi protsi-hsnds - hsnds protsi-hsnds sfti the mnltitnle Everybody sent insurance man of Wiliiamatown pointed em out as ama- winners j-mudo the remark ttut the only way a Urtta X! ( lte " town led the misSfitaine Friday to'

land stock and crop B Sanders sold his Knoxville farm this week to Wayland Kidwell The purchase price was $20 per acre and j 1007 crop of tobacco waa made Wednes- there were something over 100 acres' in the farm - Dry Ridge New At ML Sterling the first ai j day when Kirkpatrick ftClay purchased j press company refused to discontinue handing liquor packages and the O ft K' canceled its contract with the Ex- This is probably the ftrat in: sfcMee of the kind in the United States The Ohio ft Kentucky line is located in Flaj Raisinf The Goforth Council No 175 Jr O U A M will have a flag raising at that place on the afternoon of October 1L An interesting program will be rendered Prof Charles Bailey will be the principal speaker Volume one number twelve of the Falmouth Outlook has just reached oor exchange table The Outlook ia s handsome eight-page six-column paper published by Warren J Shonert nd is a true blue apostle of Republi Republicanism - canism Republicanism We gladly welcome it to our lift of exchanges and wish it abun abun-success - success abun-success - Mountain Echo

Willson a People's Governor The light of intelligence and reason which is beginning to pierce the night of political darkness in Kentucky prophesies that the next Governor of the state will be a Republican But he will not be a Republican Governor He will bo a people's Governor in all that the name implies serving impar impartially - tially impartially the interests of Iho Republicans and Democrats and all who go to make the great common people of the state There is no mistaking the significance of the great wave of popular sentiment i office by anointment which is not which ia sweeping Kentucky from J generally satisfactory Your humble Hickman Pike bearing high upon its i servant is doing all in his power to bet bet-crest - crest bet-crest the name and fame of Augustus i ter the schools of Pendleton county but E Willson the "people's candidate'' ! can accomplish very b'ttie 'without for the highest office and the greatest i the earnest co-operation of ihe patronr