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The Frankfort roundabout: n. Saturday, November 9, 1907.
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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i HE FRAN FOR 1 A LEWIS PuhhShere A WEEKLY P DEVOTE f XXKfIFRANKFO UOH I I l Staple GEORGE and Cigars SALENDERI 4 Country St Produce South Side 1aud I 517 Old Phone 803 I t j TI KODAK I LECOMPTE GAYLE CO EBNEB ISouthJune 15 ITheStateA11ed E G NELL Agent 228 StClair St upstairs jloOin PLUMBINGWhen in need of firstclass new or old sanitary work call on Chns Whitehead 104 St street Ready at all times I prices Phones to suit 105 the most JUUH ClairI ThuFranklort lCD GmnDany Manufacturers of Pure Artificial Ice made from Distilled Water Factory Nos 102 104 100 and 108 Main Street Phones 89 and 89 The largest and best equipped plnnt in the State June 15m k DISASTROUS FIFE IN LOUISVILLE rTile big Bourbon Stock Yards lea 1 ca ed at East Louisville were totally rVWstroyed by fire on Tuesday night fVlast together with three or four carloads of involving a loss of V3 about 250000A largolot of cattle t were saved by strenuous work on the l part of the employes of the company yy Several of tho men were quite badly burned while trying to rescue the cat IleiThhrwUI behevy loss on live as well as the compa ikf The postmaster of Gosconda Mo Daulel A Bugh says of DeWitts Kid vUitey and Bladder Pills I um doing V 4Bo well rind improving so fast In Xg health that I can not say too much for k rvour kidney and bladder pills I feel ltke a new man DeWitts Kidney and- Bladder Pills are sold by South Co 11 1 6 tBAZAAR AND SUPPER f+ J iThe Pastors Aid Society and the ti Epworth League of the Metjhodlst Church will give a bazaar and supper December 6tht i This will be la the courthouse and here are a dew things that will be open to your Inspection CT Dolls all sizes beautifully cost turned by hand so cheap that every 1 little girl can have a dollle- JBags and plenty of them all sizes and prices from the bachelors laun tIel r bag down to the ladies fine opera 1bags hundred beautiful handmade cbl f cheaper than you can c buy the material X Fancy and domestic aprons will be v among the most useful articles for vE the housewives 1i Comforts long and wide made of tthe best material cheaper than our could make themY The fancy table will contain many r a nice little glfe that would do for Chrjstmas hand painted china card t stases pin cushions sofa plllpws etc- Whenf you tire of shopping you can fiffivest and be served with delightful J refreshments all home prepared t r Each booth will be in charge of ten ladles ready to serve you fe t V COLLECTION OF REVENUE TAXES I fit putrCo1Iector Grant L Roberts i has collected Internal revenue taxes i farthe month of October as follows t 3808 barrels 147172310 tax gal ions 16188963 amount of ftaxes t i f1 r1 Both Phones 17 GaDUal Stoam Laundry Olllce Cor Main and Ann Sts Laundry Foot of Ann St FRANKFORT KY juno 15Om in Add tiont- oLUMBER We sell tho Celebrated Ham mor Pninfc and the best Wall Plaster made Invincible HAMMOND CO juno 156m W J SCOTTOW Country Produce a Specialty Staple and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Both Phones BridgeStreets juno 15Om JOB PRINTING AT TH- EROUNDABOUT MONDAYS BLAZE An alarm from box 35 called the department atf 1125on Monday to the residence on the corner of tie alley between Wilkin sonnnd the river oh Broadway street where ajblaze about a chimney caused by a defective flue inflicted about 100 in damages upon the build ing t The louse was occupied by Mrs S M Forsee as a residence The furniture etc was damaged by water tire and breakage to L considerable extent I CALLED TO NEW YORK Rev A il Lindsay of Fleminctf burg has been called to the pastorate of the Franklin Presbyterian Church New Yonjc State Mr Lindsay is well known in this city having married Miss Sadie grant the daughter of the late Mr R M Grant He is an eloquent and abe minister His friends rejoice In his called to a larger field but refirehh leaving Kentucky C A X nJ4Bears Bignataro of albs Th m Side Meat Market The Best Beef Lamb Veal and Pork Fresh and Smoked Sausage Sliced Ham Oysters a and Fish in Season I juno 15Om NEVILLE COLLINS Liquors and Whore to Buy Them The Pure Food Law will not affect us We always did and always will sell nothing but Straight Liquors afc GEO B SALENDER 45 St Every thing but the color out in the wash if done The LaundlJ Ijunal56m YOUNG LADY BREAKS LEG Miss Sarah Olaxton daughter of Mr W H Claxton of Peaks Mill was returning to her home on Satur day in a buggy with her brother When they reached the foot of Cedar Cove Hill on the Owenton pike the horse became fractious which caused the young lady to jump from the buggy and when she alighted on the pike her left leg was broken just above the ankle Dr Patterson was called andre duced the fracture aATTENTION NEEDLE WORK GUILD SUBSCRIBERS Mrs Hiram Berry President of the Ladles Needle Work Guild desires all garmentsIror so that the distribution be made to the suffering poor as soon as possi NAVIGATION RESUMED The repairs upon locks No 5 and 6 on the Kentucky river having been completed navlgatldn has been sumed and the Falls City will sume trips to the upriver points tThDERS1Just 1 LADDERS FFrom 10 to 86 feat loug We have Building Lumber of all kinds in stock Your trade is appreciated liMMORDaco q ifk STAMPING GROUND Mr Alvin M Duvall had the ralsfor tune to lost a flue milch cow valued at 60 last week Mr J G Blanton attended the convention of vehicle dealers at Cincin nati last week Births To Mr Zack Brooking and wife October 13a daughter To Mr W Pike Duvall and wife October 20a daughter their first born Mr J W Jameson sold to Mr Robt Marshall a farm containing fifty acres lying on the Woodlake and Elk acreMr Louis Mo Is visiting relatives here with his familyA stole a lots of buggy and vagon harness from the barn of Miss Varnia Bourne on Monday night Esq S B Triplett Mrs J J Yates md Mrs Annie Nutter left Tuesday for a visit to relatives in 0 BENSON Delayed Letter Mr J A Edge of Lexington was here Sunday last to visit his sister Mrs S C Lacefleld wile has been and is seriously ill Mr and Mrs John Edge were afso here visiting thir sick daughter Mr Preston Wades baby who has beer quite ill is improving fit this writingMr Will Bodkin was called to Frankfort by the serious Illness of his father Mr John Bodkin Mr and Mrs Buford Kirk of Frank fort were the guests of Mr George Mitchell Miss Carrier Sanders who has been visiting Mrs John Dennis and family has returned to her home in Louis ville Mr John Chambers store on Choateylllq Is quite a convenience and success Misses Edith and Lllafred Edge called on little Miss Ethel Munsen who has been too sick to go to school this week Mrs Irvin Hall who has been visit- Ing her mother has returned to her home V BENSONITE 11 r STREET CAR LINE IjCars leave Capital Hotel Main and Ann streets for South Frankfort com J tmencing at 615 a m and every 15 minutes until 1015 p m For ParkAt 615 altm and 3 cars yper hour until 1015 p m 1 For Cemetery 630 a m every 45 minutes until 945 pm t For Leestown 630 a m and every f B 30 minutes until 10 p m F AND V TRACTION CO i J D SALLEE SuptrMEETING OF WOMANS CLUB The Womans Club will meet at the f y residence of Mrs A H McClure on Monday November 11th at threoftoclock t4 When the stomach heart or kidtnoys get weal then theseorgans nlifways fail Dont drug the stomach nor stimulate the heart or kidneys That is simply a makeshift prescription known to druggistsi l 11 everywhere as Dr Shoops Restorative The Restorative is prepared ex pressly for these weak Inside nerves Strengthen these nerves buld them 1 up with Dr Shoops Restorative tab lets or liquIdand see how quickly jhelp will come Free sample test tsent on request by Dr Shoop Racine Jbi Wis Your health Is surely worth this simple test Capital Pharmacy k t CHURCH SUPPER i The ladles of the First Baptist Baptjst Church will give a Bazaar and supper on Tuesday November 26th In the Old Chapel iOther articles will be for sale at very reasonably rates Every body Invited to att- endCASTOR t I A For Infants and ChildrenEThe Kind You Have Always Boughtj Bears the Signature ofi 1 PERSS Judge T d from Marlon Judge J P Hobson ha urned from Elizabethtown Judge H S Barker returned Tues day from Louisville i Judge W E Settle has returned from Bowling Green Judge E C O Rear returned Tues day from ait Sterlmg Mr H K Ward of Versailles wa in the city on Monday Judge John D Carroll returned Tuesday from New Castle v Dr W E Baxter left Tuesday for a visit to his farm at Neosho Mo Mrs W H ICidd and Mrs J A Po sey went to Louisville on Monday air A N Estes and wife have re iurriefl from a visit to Jamestownt Mrs Sarah LeCompte of Lexington visited relatives here this week MrR R Wilson and wife have re turned from a visit to Falmouth Miss Sara Vaught leftJChursday for Pueblo Col to visit her sister Mrs Cecil Farmerr left Saturdaysfor a visit to her old home in Danville Mrs H Clay Wilson went to Louis- Ville y Monday to undergo an operation Ioj Judge TIR McBeath returned Wednesday from his home at Leitchflel- difrs John E Mlles visited her broth er air W T Hawkins at afidway last meek Dr John Pt Stewart and wife have returned from a trip to New York pity bMrEfLT ailnish and daughter left Saturday for a visit to relatives at GratzI J Mr Nat Stone of Versailles was In the cityon Monday attending court day sales r air R G Higdon returned Wednesday from Owensboro where he went to yote Judge C E Booe wife and son re turned Tuesday from a visit t9 Flem Ingsburg iSIrs Edna Colson and daughter Miss Ethel were guests ot relatives sere this week I air Anthony Schobert of Versailles t was In the city on Monday attending Iourt day sales air JohuT Buckley and Mrs Kate Welch Buckley left Tuesday for Pasadena California 1 Washington- City v Capt C C Calhoun of was the guest of Miss Eliza Overton Tuesday Mrs Guy Barrett went to Louisville Monday to accompany her daughter i1lrs H Clay Wilson Mrs George W CHlnn has returned 0from ra visit to her song Mr Julian Ohinn in Buffalo N Y Mrs John O Matthews of Barbour vllle was tim guest of Miss Bonnie Hockeiysmith this week Mr J S Weathers wife and chil dren have returned from a visit to toi relatives In Lexington Aair A W aiacklln has returns d Miss Virginia Bird of Shelby coun ty who has been the guest of Miss Margaret Reading Todd street has returned home airs J E Boardman anfl daughter- of Mt Sterling who have been the guests of Mrs WB Johnson have returned home Mr Moses R Glenn Cleric of the State Railroad Commission was called to Central City on Wednesday by the dangerous Illness of his aged father Mrs Col John Cunningham of Bourbon county attended the funeral of her brother lnJaw Col Harvey ChI nault a substantial citizen of Madison county Messrs John P Hanley John Gor man D J aicNa mara and Chas Whitehead left Saturday for Lebanon to attend a meeting of the Knights of Columbust Rev D E Hanna and fife of Midway were visitors here Saturday and Sunday air Hanna preached for Rev C R Hudson at the Christian Church on Sunday Mrs Thomas Rodman of New York City who has been visiting her pa rents Col John NNSrutcher and wife Kentucky Avenue West Side returned home Tuesday air Albert H Crutcher and son Master John Page who have been guests of his parents Col John N Crutcher and wife West Side returned to their home in Los Angeles Cal this week Mrs W S Sandifer and son wit liam S Jr of Altamont who have been visiting relatives here l ftf9r Altamont on Saturday Mrs Amanda Hundley accompanied her daughter to her homoI rAPPENDICITIS f Is due In a larger measure to abuse of the bowels by employing drastic pur gatives To avoid all danger use only Dr Kings New Life Pills the safe gentle cleansers and invigorators Guaranteed for headache biliousness malaria and jaundice at all drug 11111druggists t t =RELIGIHS SCE N S ION EPISCOPAL URCHRev A B Qhinn the rec r will conduct the services IerjImonphapel wetoday evening prayer at 730 S i generally invited to at APTIST CHURCH Rey Adams the pastor will j t11amand730pm e11aracca wmletPrayermeeting Wednesday evening 730 in the Chapel Everybody cordially invited Seats free CHRISTIAN CHURCHRev C R Hudson the pastor will preach at III a m and 730 p m Sundayschool at 945 a m in the chapelChristian Endeavor Society will meet in the chapel a 645 p m Prayermeeting on Wednesday even ing at 730 oclock In the Chapel Everybody invited CATHOLIC CHURCHHv Father Thomas S Major rector will conduct services as follows l Low Mass at 730 a m v High Mass at 10 a m Y Sundayschool at2 p m Vespers and prayer at 730 p m FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev J K Zelgler the pastor will preach at 11 a m and 730 p m Sundayschool at 945 a mt Conference of young men and young women at 645 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday even ing at 730 p m Visitors cordially welcome METHODIST CHURCH Rev J S Sims pastort Breaching by the pastor at 1100 a m and 730 p m Epworth League at 645 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday eyon lug at 730- uJverybody invited to attend SOUTHERN SBY T E ft I A J CHURCHRev Wm Crone the pastor will preach at 11 a m 730 p m andj Young Peoples Society at 7 p Sundayschool at 945 a m Prayermeeting Wednesday evening at 730 p Everybody invited to attend sundayIIIchool dayschool every Sunday afternoon IB the schoolhouse at 3 oclock p m cASTORIAFor The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Stgnatnrr of- tP HEEEYSSAL fE f F r i i tJ0 J for i Ii i l t 1 A h 7 If you are not already u tlrta paper now Is the tune for you to sub f Il scribe Ir you are already u subscriber you should renew your 1I0Wf w while the liberal terms we otter you prevail We have mud with the publishers of THE FARM WORLD to club Weir paper with ours und If you will Mtblice send us 2130 we will both puuT Clue American Kurtn Is n Large Moiltiiiv Ilibllcntlon contain ij r JIIfiirmer and his fumlly No cpplert matter HU the weir tested methods of Jt j hest farmers in the country are here found lo lie Just what the farmT wants to 11 KY Ir this county on Saturday to Mr Thos R l 1FOR SALE 184 acres of good producing land can be bought at a bargain Some timber plenty of water House with seven rooms Barn and ther For information write to H Wl Frankfort Ky R F D No2 Box 77 Oct 125t HIS DEAR OLD MOTHER My dear eld mother who Is now years old Electric Bitters writes W B son of Dublin Ga She has taken them two years and enjoys D1Jotlte feels very strong and sleeps well Thats way Electric Bitters affect the and the same happy results in all cases of female weakness general deBlllty Weak ptDyQhf tdren too are greatly them Jackets 500 750 1000 Long Coats 600 700 10 00 1250 I Cliildreus Bear Skin and Persian in all colors SSi Dress fI tIAll Wool Dress Goods 65c 50c All Wool Dress Goods L25 for 100 Ladies Gents and Childrens Underwear and Gloves m l If S J UE EYIti II EVERYBODY REAL THIS 4i We Can Save You Money subscriber oiilincriptlou nrruiigtmieutH AMEniCAH seuilyou itavTh-e World Agricultural Agriculturalwhatever kuoli IIownROUNDABOUT FRANKFORT BIRTHS 4BARRETTIn Barrett an- dwifea daughter corncrib buildings eightythree Brunj Jotnbcmt agedI Guaranteed strengthenedjYI ilgists Lamb it- jtbeforework given by the University and designed tQ be helpful to the men rtand women who seek a better educa ion but can not go to school fllSalvoSouth Oo e Iri I CURES BLOOD SKIN CANCER GREATEST BLOODfJPURIFER FREE J c I FJIf your blOOd is Impure thin dls eased hptor full of humors If yogitT 11 have blood cancer ntlIrlslngsall sores heal aches and pains stop 9t and the blood is made pure and rich Druggists or by express 1 yerl l bottle Sample freo by writing BloodaN Balm Co Atlanta Ga B BB is es pecially advised for chronic deep t seated cases as It cures after all else falls it r lJ Mar 2dyr r 1 lljI iJIf f vv l J i o iEPUBLICANS VICTORIOUS Landslide Which Carries with It The Whole TicketTarlton for Rail road Commissioner Legis Inture In Doubt On Tuesday last the not unlocked for landslide to the unprejudiced outsider arrived on schedule time The Democratic majority f 27000 for Beckham four years ago was wipedv out and a majority of some ifcOdq rolled up for Hon Augustus E Willson and his companions the far ation In majority between the head of ver1small1 againstIdisregarding the wishes of the rank andfile of the Democratic party and arranging the disposal of the various rte offices among its adherents without tOjIty useIof it wetoven the county of Franklin official i4but enough is known by the retained t certificates to assure the result t Many funny explanations are being It fput forth by the down and out club 1t but the real Jn son isthey did not t get enough voteslet it rest with t that The Republicans have every reason Itjtii to be proud of their victory They nominated an able and clean ticket r their campaign teas pitched on a high jtttiPIane theY represented something FA having something to represent they went at their work with a will 1 i yearslOtn7and determination that has not char ff in the past The State Js to be congratulated- i upon the selection highclass men t ad1IiiJ Jness of the last seven years is as JsI or Kf CELEBRATE SOME The happy Republicans hired l t small brass cannon from Mr ai r C Mastin on Thursday night 111o taking it up to the upola of the cus f f ltom house fired a national salute in t honor of their victory on Tuesday moderII TTMETHODS IN BILLBOARD CAM PAIGNS Clinton Rogers Woodruff Writes Of Ppgress In Various Parts of the Country Jn an excellent article The Cru sade Against Billboards written by Clinton Rogers Woodruff first vice president of the American Civic As jpcydatJon a general idea Is given of the increasing success of the crusade against advertising nuisances Mr Woodruffs article is ptiblisfoedvin The American Review of Reviews- It seems strange but it neverthe less is true begins Mr Woodruff that the Municipal League of Los Angeles has been offering prlzts for urgly spots in that city Most cities and most resjelctive organizations like to put t foremost There however is a deliberate effort find out wherein this generally beautiful city is lacking so that It may become a wholly beautiful city Rubbish weeds and billboards have afforded the camera abundant material and the showing of delinquencies is very likely to be followed by some much needed cleaning upISeattle had a similar campaign not long since under the leadership of The Post Intelllgences and the re suits were excellent for the time be iig But such work to be permanently effective must be ollowed up perI sist Los Angeles example is wor thy of imitation especially in connec tion with the crusade that is so very badly needed in every community for tht elimination of the objectionable billboard r the citizens and public officers of a community could be shown by means of photographs how intolerable the poster nuisance is it iq difficult to believe that they would long remain inert f There is now no question in the minds of thoughtful observers that the presence of billboards is incompatible with the presentation lot an attractive aspect in a city It is like the placing of a garish patch on a dress suit Moreover public authorities are beginning to appreci ate that not only are billboards det rimental to the physical beauty of a community but likewise to the health aqd propertyIAmerican materialism has not as yet stifled the love of beauty nor has it succeeded in convincing the world that ugliness is a necessary component of beauty Mr Woodruff then cites some exam varlOlparts a is Baking photographs of the particu lar objectionable ones and is requesting the users of these boards in jjp name of civic beauty to abanfl method of advertising have been most encoura iri Menominee Wis Anderson by name tried and then as a more effec tamed an option upon the of the town and had the o suns obliterated In acomaVv determined members of the End Improvement Society used t boycott In conclusion the article discus the legislative campaign to rid mu cipalities and towns of their unslgh billboards Says Mf Woodruff The billboard certainly is not gain ing in popularity The revolt against the objectionable use of billboards is spreading day by day They are be ing attacked in various ways gild the lawmakers and taxing powers are Ing resorted tot control and if pos sible eliminate them A goodly number of bills were introduced in thAre cent sessions of the State Legislature along fh 3 lines suggested by the American Civic Association to give the locaKaiJthorltles power to license and tax hem They were all defeated because the billboard promoters were fQr the time being stronger and better organized but the people who are the real opponents ot the billboard are only awakening to their responsibilities in tht premises A tickling cough from any cause is quickly stopped by thoroughly Cough Cure And it is so harmless and safethatDr Shoop tells mothers everywhere to give it without hesitation even to very young babies The wholesome green leaves and tender stems of lung healing mountainous shrub furqlsh the curative properties to Dr Shoops Cough Cure It calm the cough and heals the sore and sensitive bronchial membranes No opium no chloroform nothing harsh used to injure or suppress Simply a resinous plant ex that helps to heal aching lungs Itract Spaniards call ihis shrub which the doctor uses The Sacred Herb Demand Dr Shoops Take no other Capital Pharmacy aetlrs Early Risers Tho famous BittJo pills OLD TAYLOJR It THE PREMIER ft KENTUCKY WHISKEYSi M E H TAYLOR Jr tI SONS Proprietors Frankfort Kentucky v IX l tJ l f ftIj x I w yi ii I1ItI IDald Parker of Payette N Y who writeslElectric several years I had stomach forIfor me Grand tonic for the aged and for female weakness Great altera tive and body builder best of all for lame back and weak kidneys Guar anteed by all druggists 50 cents Sold by alt druggists Dr Weaver Treatment Syrap for the blood Cerate or elfin eruptions I No4 Mlr INo2 P Leave INoIJ1 7alTrees Iw IDeS Asparagus Eve log for Orchard Lawn and Gardiyi We employ no agents Catalogue on applicatioa r IF Hillenmeyer Sons 0 Lexington Ky Oct 123- mLouisville Atlantic RailwauetEAST BOUND DAILY EXCEPT tISUNDAY Trains leave Versailles for BeattyJ L vllle and intermediate points 7001 am and at 1200 noon WESTBOUND DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY X Trains from Beattyville and intert mediate points arrive Versailles at 1030 a m and 530 p nj ON SATURDAYS ONLY TrainWleaves Versailles for Richmond and Intermediate points at 730 p m ON SUNDAYS ONLY Train ihdIintermedlate Frankfort and Nicholasville iucn mond IrvineV Beatyville and intermediate points For further information addrew H R SMITH G p A frVersailles Ky l 9ct nly LEXINGTON EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY SUMMARY OF TIMETABLE iEFFECTIVE NOV 1907 V EASTBOUNDWESTBOVND III Stations IDamp Hand AAM Q8 Da 1t PM IAr 793 205 0 Lexington 605 818 810 Winchester t 62n R6 826 L E Junction ISIM 507 400 Clay = 4J5j910 410 Stanton 988 Junction 748 867 960 t 6780 f41I1017 518 Beattyville Junction 707 1085 587 1043 65 Athol 88 gg 1115 til0 O K Junction 225 1120 t5 Jnckson 010 220 T lr Trains Nos and awill make connections vriththo C 0 SterllngOil t will connect with the Mountain OeD a and Campton Junction Trains Nos and will mnko connection at Beattyville L S for passengers to and from o r- Jtntct TrninsNos8 I connect with tho O X ny for lOO Ryw CHARLES SCOTT General Manager G P OHIO AND KENTUCKY RAILWAY Ex Sh at at J 18 SundStattons H 4400Impton Beattyville EL8undI Ex 820 ith and A No No2I Ml A M elp M LyeIA rlpM rlt930 285 Jackson 800 1120 825 280 08 K Junction 885 1126 848 16 Wilhurst 117 1152 10Jo 10I 800 lW 128 Hampton J 100 610 122J 1168 18K741 122 Helbchnwa 12281715 106 Cannel City 515 1245 27lrNos dl and 2J will make close connection at O t K Junctlqnwith Nos Sand Tiorpoints on flJt 1YAe r M similar case In this line was unction of a leading society and i luminary who visits a preclncl dishes out whisky and as believe other things punishable under statute But the worst exhibition probd was in the con met of the county cle He takes an oath to perform his duty to One of those duties under the law Is to keep his office open on election day and Issue certificates to voters i who hiaVe lost their certificates or had them destroyed Their right to 1vote depends on these certificates At a election the county clerk t IInad locked his door all day1 and absented himself or hid away from his I office Prior to the recent election this fact was called to his attention by a II gentleman of high standing and he was asked If foe would keep his office open at the coming election He replied that he would But on election day he locked his door absented himself and voters who applied to get the cer tificates to which they were legally en tltled lost their votes His path of office does not seem to have Impress ed the mind or the conscience of the county clerk to a faithful discharge of duty Such conduct may be ap proved by election thieves thugs and bullies and by dishonest politicians 4but wo doubt Itwill meet the appro partyjThefrom Mr v BerberJch under the forms of law by the stealing of the Gas House ballot box from the clerks office the disappearance of the Bal le s Mill stub book and the locked door of the county clerks office cn two uccessive elections do not tend to es tabllsh high official character It was uch things that aroused the I public anger and produced the litical revolution In Kentucky TRUTH i I HOPE HE WILL LAND i The many friends of A B Hammond t of the enterprising firm of Hammond Co are urging his appointmentI for the position of Inspector and Ex aminer Mr H Is one of the best book Iceepers in the State and Is well quail fled for the place He is one of the old line Republicans and was one of the first to urge the nomination of Mr Willson for Governor Darnaby additional and bottling T H Shelby gauger No 52Labrot Graham Frankfort E Craig day J T Berry additional and bottling S D PInkerton gauge No 53E H Taylor Jr Sons Frankfort L L Lemaster day P S Rule additional W L Baker addi tional D E Reid meal room S P Willis bottling L R Diggs night H SBell and H IF Gaines gaugers No Jullus Kessler Co Paris W W Cherry day C T Throck morton additional N A Moore addi tional L A Slade bottling D C Berrymajj gauger 91J J M Saffell Frank INo W A Hamilton day H S Sin additional and bottling F D Clark gauger INo OGW A Gaines Co Frank fortp F Fannin day G W McConnell additional Henry Newsom addi tional 0H Whittington additional H C Everett additional D Harp ad ditional J 11 Tanner bottling C N Wiard gauger 1 No 113Geo T Stagg Co Frank tortWelISaffeH dar p B Wai cutt addltiopal I T West addition R Strauss bottling C N Wiard gauger No 9GJ JN Blakemore Farmdale Geo P McCann and Geo P Scearce Btorekeepergaugers No 105 Buffalo Springs Distillery Co Stamping GroundR A Geers storekeepergauger Np 347A J Conn Limestone J-M Patrick store teepergatrger No 349 =Wagner Johnson Gim letRolla Fannin storekeepergauger No 353Peter Fannin Crockett J C Holbrook storekeepergauger- Lexington Public Warehouse Co LexingtonA V Combs and W F Scotts Emulsion strengthens enfeebled nursing mothers by increasing their fleshand nerve force It provides baby with the necessary fat and mineral food for healthy growth- ALL DRUGGISTS BOo AND SlOO AMERICAN INDUSTRIES The absolute ucvtdity of abolishing the boycott aiiu d blacklist by na tionaland Star enactments was very lorcibly outlined by Presfdent James W Van Cleave at the annual convene tion of the Citizens Industrial ASso- cIatIon at Battle Creek Michigan Mr Van Cleve who represents the most important manufacturers association in the world believes that all labor union attacks on the freedom and the equality and the operation of the Injunctions must be repelled and that the records of congressmen and State legislators on industrial Is sues must be closely watched He goes even further and that it Is vitally necessary to nominate and elect regardless of politics men who legislate for the entire American peo orlirnaglnnrrof the people In his addres President Van Cleve made the first authoritative reply to the accusation that a federation of employers has been created to crush labor unions According to Mr Van Clove nothing is further from the purpose or the thoughts of the members of the federation Speaking for himself lie s idl that In many addresses and nevispapera magazine articles in years he had insisted that workers had just as good a right and just as large an incentive to organize as have employers Mr Van Cleyo added llh every way any sucn service could be rendered employers and citizens associations all sorts should encour EocletlqsIprinciples on which their organize tlons were founded The visionaries the Ignoramuses and the grafters who are in positions of power In many of the unions are the persons who are primarily responsible for the abuses which have afflicted unionism in recent years Every member of a union who is trying to cast off the yoke of officerS who discredit his society and disturb trade should receive the encourage ment of the community An immediate and important conse quence of the reformation of the labor unions would be collective bargaining Contracts would be safe between employers or organizations of employers on the one hand and organizations pf workers on the other in which wages hours and other details of Tabor could be fixed for a term of years In advance During the time covered by the con tracts this would diminish the pretext for agitation among the restless spirits In the unions would give employ ers a chance to plan work for a few years ahead and would give confi dence and a stability to the business world which are lacking now Pleasant faker Aex1v fl Syrup HATURES CURE FOR CONSTIPATION Ask Your DoctorIlAnd he will tell you Laxative Fruits and their extracts are r the best medicines for Constipation as they bring about a f normal action of the bowels wh n minerals and are irritating to the intestines LYONS LAXATIVE SYRUP is a strictly Fruit and Vege table Compound aid if used in Constipation will bring about a complete cure ridding you of such symptoms as Sick Headache Nervousness Tired Feeling Nauseousness Bloated Feeling etc v1Yourany other you have tried Y ALL DRUGGISTS 25c AND 50c PER BOTTLE y Tobacco Bellows Blowers Hoes Forks Spades I Cradles and Fingers v t i Scythes and Snatches I Scythe Stones Wheenb6rroiys Thresher Machine Oil LI Tarpaulins ll Monkey wrenches 1r s J Pipe Fittings and Wrenches r 7 1I I FRANK GISTAGG d r 1I1 r1rHardware Paints Oils Etc ftit iir GapitolFoimdry MachineCo1 irI HOLMES ST FRANKFORT KY tandSupplies of All indspiJ Both New and Secondhand J WE HAVE FOR SALE tSixhorse Power Portable Engine and Boiler SW 1JfTenhorseNlhehprse Power Hagan Gasoline Engine and Grist Mill Burnt I 200 Bushels Capacity BOTH PHONES r J fri Ia t r d oeTaRSMlsTlKBSI Arc said often to be buried six foot underground But many times women call on heir family physicians SUfTerlngias they aglne onn fron from cart disease another from liver or kid ley disease another from nervous pros ration another with pain hero and there md In this way they present alike to themselves and their easygoing or over busy doctor separate diseases for which he assuming them to bo such prescribes his pills and potions In reality they pro all only uymptoms by some uterine disease Tllo Iclan norant of tho cause of suffering upnigjrcatmerit until large bills raiide patient gets no bctteiSjJiwreasbOfvtho wrong treatment but worSe Ar medicin r t iM WoM PrcscrliiHoh directed to t r would uvc e rc r n sense t left by ic Ing symptoms and instituting comfort Instead of prolonged misery has been well said that a disease known is half cured Dr Plprces Favorite Prescription Is a scion tl He medicine carefully by an and skillful physician systemItroots and Is nerfectlv harmless In Jts 1l cots in uitam i7It nn e s e a tonic Fa vorlto powerfulimparts strength to tho whole system and to the organs dis tlnctly feminine In particular For over worked worn out rundown debilitated teachers dressmakers Iseamstresses shopgirls housekeepers nursin mothers aUll women generally Dr Plerces Favorite Prescription is tho greatest earthly boon un equaled as an appetizing cordial and re tonic As a soothing and strengthening nerv unequaledlduing nervous excitability Irritability nervous exhaustion nervous prostration o neuralgia hysteria spasms St Vltuss dance and other ymptomscomnioJly attendant upon- functionalt and disease of uterus It induces refreshing sleep and haves mental anxiety and des ondency- Dr Plercos Pleasant Pellets invigorate stomach liver and bowels Ono n a dosa Easy to take sis rnndv HE PLAYED FIREBALL Visitor In This City Knows all About i the Once Popular and Exclt ing Game t I have played fireball many and many a time and I will tell you about Springield 1Scott at No 37 Washington street Capt Swift Is 83 years old and he ftold The Times reported that ho does not remember oC seeing a game of t1lreball in seventy years t I saw that piece In The Times the other day about the ordinance against playing fireball In the square in your iI back in 1818 Many a great time- iliave I had playing Ihff game when I was n lad in my native town of Col seventItar and exciting one all over the V State t iIn old times you know people t t burned open oil lamps and candles and made a lot of their own candles itI aroundffIvVTvicklng and wind it up into a ball iTas large as a modern football and itr then we would sonic it in a bucket of turpentine When the ball was soaked through and full we would carry It Tj Into the street at night and touch a 4match toit and then the game was theFsport The fellows would kick It and catch It and throw it much like they do football these days By dexterous movemntspn could catch the ball of fire and throw it without being burned and there Was a great elo ment of excitement in the game- Strips of wicking would fall off some times a couple of feet together and the street would be Utterly lined with fire andithe fun was simply something r great After explaining that there was no coptest in these exMleratIt pJ ilementot 11 j ing pyrotechnics Captain Swift told parHJt Jt r blends and he with four others had i I V keen having good times One day 1 Captain Swift gave A little party and ffithe five of them had n group photo thoftj1k cronies were Lym residents and the t party was made up as follows Cap 1ft j tain Ira Beebe 86 years Captain An Crocker 85 years Mr Levee 84 frkyears Captain S W Swift 83 years Richard Beebe 81 years The illother old friends Captain Franklin and Captain Horace Dennison 1c f wanted to go to tho party and get In a IthO picture but they wore only 78 t l years old each and Captain Swift 1 r says ho and the four refused to let 11 anY youngsters into the party U IEarly Risers The famous little pills IIJ lrI t i l STATE DEVELOPMENT The Sixth Annual State Develop ment Convention which ylll lie held in Louisville on the 19th and 21st of this month will pJ stir pass In Interest any 1 the sort ever held In Kentuclious efforts are being put i local Committee of Arrange nuSsi Louisville and the members of executive C c tuclcy State to the well topics pf inter uro try and tho ceiVed Is from th Creary Senator i known has devoted TJJpPRefable t and attention In tho United States Senate to the subject of the Panama Canal and he has therefore consented to address the convention on the sub ject of the Panama Canal and Its fect on the trade and industries of the Southern States The fact that Senator McCrearys services have been obtained for the convention is a matter of much grati fication to President E j McDermott and his assistants le is greatly pressed for time but agreed to speak because of the importance of this gathering of representative Ken tucklans Much work s being done by the Commitees on Invitation and Dele gates Throughout the State hundreds pf prominent men have been urged to take a part in the work of securing a proper representation on the floor of tho convention from each county and a gratuylng Interest has been shown The relation of the press to the progress of Kentucky will receive considerable attention on the pro gramme of the convention and LQW B Brown President of the Ken tacky Press Association is to make ai speech on this subject Mr Browns knowledge of his topic Is intimate ants ibis discussion of the subject should do much to harmonize the efforts of the press and other various factors in Kentuckys progress It Is the earnest wish oJ the convention workers to have on hand a big fathering of Kentuckys men to hear these profitable discussions f r The finest coffee substitute ever made has recently been produced by Dr Shoop of Racine Wis You dont have to boil it twenty or thirty mjn utes Made in a minute says the doctor Health Coffee is realty the closest coffee Imitation ever yet produced Coffee imitation is made from pure toasted cereals or grains with malt nuts etc Really It would fool an export =wore he to unknowingly drink it for coffee Capital Pharmacy y ADVERTISED LETTERS The following is the list of Jletters remaining uncalled for indthe Frank fort Ky postofQce for the week ending November 12th Barber Owen Berberlch A Bowman Louis s Coppers John W V V ally Miss Katherineft Dunlhue Grahamu Evans Sam Gllllns Rubard rtenry to Green Mrs Frank PI Harris Mrs Martha Harrod Miss Mmerya Henderson Miss Mary Lewise Sesle Luca Mrs Rue 01 Maher P Manley Mrs Jake Moody Mrs Sallle PJnkera Mrs E W Piercean Miss Wllllamby Ray Wv R and J B Roror Miss Nora F Shop Fames Henry Shunk W M J Simmons Dudley Gtanlly Mrs Ann Pfi Stapes J C Tate Cleveland Taylor Miss Bottle Wagner James 7 Wallace Mrs Maggie Ward E D JWilson When calling for any of the above letters please ay advertised GEO L BARNES P M J DeWJtts L4tUo Early Risers taro tho best pills made They do not gripe Sold by South Cat Forest conditions In the Appalach inn Range and in Kentucky in partiCj ular will be discussed by W L Assistant to the Chief of the Un States Forestry Service Mr Hall ti Jnvestlgtlonlnto ho is well prepared to teach Ken tucklans needed lessons in the con servations of their forests IAgriculture will be discuss rj W M Hayes Assistant S Agriculture Wilson Oj of Interest will be and it Is anticipated th will accure to the State medium of the conventlo A HARD DEBT TO PAt I owe a debt of gratitude that c never be paid off writes G S Clar of Westfield Iowa for my nisei from death by Dr Kings New D a covery Both lungs were so serious affected that death seemed imminen When I commenced taking New DIs haCkingjcough complete cure Nothing has ever equaled New Discovery for coughs colds and all throat and lung complaints Guaranteed by all druggists 50 cents and 1 Trial For sale by all druggists LECTURE ON THE NEW INDIA On November 26that the chapel of the Episcopal Church under the au spices of the Womans Club Mr Ka saga Rultman a native of East India will lecture upon conditions in his country Mr Rultman will be interesting to the public generally as well as missionary societies Admission 2- 51cents 6ripsGrim GraspCqused Heart Disease CuldNot Lie On Left Side DrMilesHeart Curs and Nervine Cured Me Mrs H R Jobe formerly of Birmingham Ala writes from Eldredge the same state as followsIt the greatest pleasure that I tee HeartCuresufferer how much good they have done me LaGrippenot down for smothering spells that would almost overcome me feeling of oppression around my heart I not been so that I could on left side for a long time got our Heart Cure and took three bottles i have no trouble now withmy heart and rightFormerlyous prostration I had tried so many rem gettingnerves of heart were so affected that sometimes it would lose beats so it would seem to stop altogether It was on the ad vice of a lady friend that I tried your Restor firstfewone of Heart Cure made me feel like a new person My heart is all right and my nervousness I never fail to recom mend it to others afflicted as I was bottieAddressDr PiHi1S MADE FROM E OF MADISON FLOUR r ASK YOUR GROCER For Hay Straw Salt Seeds Potatoes and Produce9 Call On IIEISE SONSj ST CLAIR STREET Both Phones m Cosby Patent AirTight Baker and Heater 1 a RPr r r TIT DOES DOUBLE DUTY It warms the coldest and largest room in the house making it cozy The busy bakennlthingfromChristmas turkey Still it looks as neat as any heaters made It is airtight beingenthusiastic Fine Cast Iron tops and bottoms making it last for years without repairs Made only by UNION STOVE CO Inc Box 2745 RICHMOND VA Trial Catarrh treatments are behig1 mailed out free on request Shoop Racine Wis These tests are proving to the peoplewithout a pennys costthe great value ot this scientific prescription known to druggists everywhere as Dr Snoops Catarrh Remedy Sold by Capitol Pharmacy IT HEATS AN- DCOOKS TOO The Most Convenient UsefulU and Economical Stove for the Home Ever Made Stomach troublts heart and kid ney ailments can be quickly correct ed with a prescription known to the druggists everywhere as Dr Snoops Restorative The prompt and suriprising relief which this remedy im mediately brings is entirely duo to Its restorative action upon the contrail I ing nerves of the stomach etc Cap tel Pharmacyy I MARRIED PARRENTHALBERT this city on Wednesday Mr Harry M Parre nt and Miss Nancy Halbert were married by Rev Jos M Severance t1Ir Parrent is the capable and ef ficient bookkeeper for Messrs Labrot Graham and is a fine popular youn man His Bride is a pretty anti lova ble young woman The young people left that night on a wedding trip W etend hearty congratulations MAXFIELDBROUGHTON In this city on Wednesday Mr George M Maxfleld and Miss Polly Broughton were married by Judge J H Pols grove rx A DAlLEYTtiOlPSONIn this coun- lIt yon Wednesday Mr John R Dailey and Miss Lille Thompson were mar ried SCHNEIDERHAWKINS In this city Mr Otto Schneider and Miss Margaret Hawkins were married by jHev CR Hudson oBAD WRECK The C O west bound freight train met with a baLi wreck at Yar nallton on Wednesday morning The cars loft the track and were twisted and turned every way blocking the i road until a late hour that night The C O passenger trains went by way of the Louisville SQuthern r Transfers were made ty the L N passenger trains but all transportation was badly delayed Weak KidneysWe- ak Kidneys surely point to weak kidney thetomachguideIa medicine cpoclucally prepared to reach theso aloneIIwell urinerAney disease try Dr ehoops Kestorutive a month willdor Dr Shoops Restorative CAPITOL PHARMACY tI rr FraR Con It is testf H W wing that has placed j Sraey Pills so far above competitors When peo theirgvoice in praise there is no room left for doubt Read the public statment citizeneMrs Margaret Weltzel of 318 Mero street Frankfort Ky says For a number of years I suffered froma persistent aching across the small of my back and through the kidneys At times my back was so bad that I could hardly sit till get up or down r lift anything even of ordinary weight like a kettle of water At night it bothered be so that I could not rest comfortably and when I first rose in the morning I felt tired and worn out The kidney secretions were irregular highly colored and distressing and on standing deposited a heavy sediment I saw Doans Kid ney Pills advertised procured a box at J W Gayles drug store ahd be gan to use hem In a few days I noticed that the secretions had assum ed a natural appearance the pains and aches left me and I felt as well as I ever did Nothing pleases me more than to speak a word in favorIof Deans Kidney Pills For sale by all dealers cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States Remember the nameDoansand take no other- COUNTRY RESIDENCE BURNED At 530 p m on Thursday jevenlngl tK residence of Mr Preston lscov1eredcoal oil stove in the kitchen and Ina few minutes the house was totally destroyed involving a loss pf about 4000 upon which there was an in1 surance ofti2000 The house was the old home of the Gibson family and was erected in 1825 It was a brick douse It has been the scene of much lavish hospi tality in the Lang ago A small part of the furniture was saved by the hard work bf neigh bore who came to help as soon as the fire was discovered Mr Gibson and his estimable wife have the sympathy of many friends n their misfortune BETHREID At the residence of her daughter Mrs Luther Burdin on Wednesday Mrs Zach Reid aged 50 years very suddenly of pneumonia Mrs Reid was a devout member of Evergreen Baptist Church She was a good woman beloved by all who knew her IShe leaves a devoted husband two sons and two daughters to mourn her death The funeral services were conducted on Thursday morning by her pastor Rev L T Wright assisted by Rev J H Bufdlnfrom the First Baptis Church n this city and the remains were laid away in our cemetery Sincere ympathy is extended for the bereft oREMEMBER THIS Mrs Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch assisted by the Junior Auxiliary of Ascension Church will give a party at the Parish House on the afternoon of Friday November 15th Mrs WIggs will have cabbages for sale and each cabbage xjyill contain a pjetty present Miss Hazy and Lovey Mary will assist Mrs Wlggs in receiving her friends and a Jolly good time is promised to every one who goes to their party They hope a large crowd will be there especially the little people but grownups are also welcome Please tell allOour friends to come Thomas A Edison the great Amen can inventor says Fully eighty percent of the illness of mankind comes from Improper food or too food much people are Inclined to overIndulge themselves This Is where indigestion finds its beginning in nearly every case The stomach noIwhen you eat the wrong kind of food the digestive organs can not possibly do the work demanded of them It Is at such times that the stomach needs help it demands and also warns you byIheadaches belching sour stomach nausea and indigestion You should attend to this at opce by actuallydowill do this It isa combination of natural digestants and vegetable acids and contains the same juices found in a healthy stomach pleasant to take It digests what youI eat Sold by bouth Co If hav- eHeadache f L k Try One j l0 4 They Relieve Pain Quickly leaving no bad Aftereffects v 25 DQSes 25Cents Never Sold in Bulk FLORIDA AND NEW ORLEANS Li11Winter Tourist Tickets For information and list of hotels addressiey B C KING 0 P fi T iii Main St Lexington Ky j I FARM FOR SALE Thirtyfive acre farm for pale cheap Inquire of E C Onan or Miss Jennie HawkinS 1004 E Washington street woulsville Ky Opt 2C3t D0 IT TODAY I And to think that ten month ago I looked lilu this IIowe it to German Syrup qThe timeworn injunction Never put off til tomorrow what can do today is now generally prented in this form Do it today That terse advice we want to about that hacking cough or demoraizingcold with which you have been struggling for sev eral days perhaps weeks QTake some reliable remedy for it TODAYand let that remedy be Dr Boschee3 German Syrup which has been in use for over thirtyfive pears A few doses of it wiU- unltoubtedly relieve your cough or cold and its continued use for a few days will cur gou completely qNo matter how your cough even if dread consumption has attacked your lungs GermanSyrtip will effect a cure as it has done before in thousands parently hopeless cases of lung trouble QNew trial bottles 250 regular me 750 dt all druggistaI For sole by J W Qayle CHANGE WITHOUT Ijl Gn Sale WoTcn rr lb F07 Good Returning May 3tIA8 I A rt Chesapeake Ohio Kyf 1 Schedule in ciFflt NOT 25 1906 Aubijcct to change without noticel Limited for Louisville Nashville Mew phis West and Southwest 920 LM and 014 PM Dally Limited For Washington Baltimore Philadel phia Now York Richmond Old Point and Norfolk 1016 J1f and 801 P M Dally 2Qlyr ATTENTION FARMERSf Our farmer readers are requested to read the advertisement in anb erlt IIment 7boutfThls JSa splendid chance for farm i ers to have a good farmers j1urIia1o and their home paper for the same price fIWantedGood country sage Apply I f mailed out free on request byDr p Snoop Racine Wis These tests are proving to the people wlthout ax pen s I nys costthe great value of thlatscientific prescription known to drug ft n1tarrhk maey m Yi Il iJ r J l t tc f 11jF Ipx 4w iFall Anno Our stock of the vM l1iit3t J tb w ARtZONAI AND j ctoO K k I 1 II i l Meat Choppers all kinds and prices Carving Sets- Butchers x Clevers Butcher Knives rSporting Goods fall Kinds Consisting of J DoubleBarrel Shot Guns Rifles and SingleBarrel Shot Guns Air Rifles Powder and Shot Winslow Fibre Rink Skates Steel Roller Side tH Walk Skates Smokeless and Black Powders Loaded Shells f 1JV r Our Cut1eryt iJf Department1 Iti Jl 1 i nx fc Miss Scissors aid iJ Shears every pair guar i1j anteed Rogers 1847 Table Knives Forks Griffon Carbon Mag netic Razors Rogers t t and Wostenholm Pocket IKnives Gillette Safety rjf 4 Razors Swift Safety P i t Razors CqaL Oil Heating Stoves 350 T ra 5 Rochester Silver Nickled Ware I Chafing Dishes 300 j to 1200 Baking Dishes X150 to 600 Soup Toureens400to 600 Coffee Pots Tea PotsS Cake Trays Fruit Bas kets Pitchers Tea Sets and Trays all shapeso and sizes t11pQ BOWER 00jI I3073O9 Main Street Hardware Merchants Both Phones A t jjfl f ifri 7 r JI PEA RIDGE Mitts Della Tracy whom we all thought was lost returned home yes K ttrday and we are glad trf see the tft belle of Pea Ridge once more Lost Wonder what has become of Mr Bolen Evans He has sold his little crop of corn raised on his little farm on Pea Ridge for a young calf and ten cents Reward Is offered to t the one who finds him I guess you can find him over about Bensonj for tae last that was seen of Mr Evans he was going over the hill with his calf by the tail Saysfriends dont you tall feel sorry for Mr Evans We are glad to know that Mr R A Varner spent the day Sunday with his only friend on Pea Ridge colored man Will Mason Miss Roberta Chambers who has been sick for some time we are glad to say is almost well Mr and Mrs Allen Conway were the guests of his sister Mr and Mrs J Robert Sudduth Wednesday night Mr and Mrs Donovan jand children are visiting in Lexington this week Mr Chester Lacefield and friends ItlIissesEdlth and Lilafred Edge were out driving Thursday evening expectingInWhat has become of Blue Belle Bensonlte Black Eyes Uncle Sammy UnoWe would be pleased to hear from all once moretWonder what has become of Miss May Wilson rind also of Mr Polk Conway We havent seen them 6n Pea Ridge for some time NELLIE GRAY Therels nothing bttter for atom t ach troubles than Kodol which con tans the same juices found in a fine healthy stomach Kodol Is offered on guarantee plan for therelief of heart burn flatulence sour stomach belching of gas nausea and all other stomach troubles So at times when you dont feel just right when you are drowsy after meals and your head aches or when you have no ambition and you are cross and Irritable take a little Kodol It digests what you oat It will make you healthy Sold by Suths Co j r irJ i f ECHOS FROM THE GREAT BOONESBOROUGH CELEBRATION OCT 5 1907 The big hearted broadminded Col James W Caperton the great finan cier of Madison closed his speech of great historical interest by introducing Senator James B McCreary He spoke of the Senators achievements and his being a Madison county son put with pride he exclaimed He Is morehe Isa descendant of those pioneers of Boonesborough He like myself has the blood of the peerless Estllls And sir addressing the Sen ator I am proud to own your kins man And I you answered the Sen atorJYou cant be well if you have a weak unhealthy tired out stomach Neither can you feel good If by some little irregularity In eating you have catlsea the stomach to get out of order These little stomach troubles are signs of indigestion which may and very often do turn into a very bad case of dyspepsia Dbnt allow this to go one a single day without doing something to overcome it Take some good rellaifie and safe digestant like Kodol for dyspepsia Kodol is the best remedy known today for heart burn belching and full troubles arising from a disordered di gestion It is pleasant to take and affords relief promptly Sold by South Co LOSES FINE HORSE We regret to learn that Mr Henry Wright of the Evergreen neighborhood was so unfortunate as to have a fine horse belonging to him killed on Wednesday night October 30th it seems that Mr Wrjghts son was driving Into town In a buggy and when near the Saffell distillery a col ored man came driving out the pike in the dark and drove Into the horse the shaft piercing Its breast and killing It The young man had given ale most all the road and was against the fence when the negro drove into him AIBears the A When the baby Is cross and has you worried and worn out you will find that a little Cascas Weel the well known remedy for babies and chil dren will quiet the little one In a short time The Ingredients are printed plainly on the bottle Con tams no opiates Sold by South Co Dr Cadys Condition romierfl are jut a horse needs when in bad condition Tonic blood purifier UtlJ vermifuge They are not foqd f PUtfhorsecents perpncknge- For sale by J W Gayle and Le Compte Gayle BLUE GRASS TRACTION COMPANY INTERURBAN LIKES FRANKFORT DIVISION Cars will leave center for Ver sailles at 6 a m 8 a m10 a m 12 m 2p m 4 p m and p m Carat will arrive from Versailles at 8 a m 10 a m 12 m 2 p m4 p mj 6 p m and 8 p m SUNDAY SCHEDULE Cars wIll run every hour beginning at 6 a m and ending at 6 p m to Versailles From Versailles to this city cars run every hour from 7 a m to 7pm IParlsDlvlolonLeave Lexington every hour from 6 a m to 7 p in and nt 9 and 11IPItLenve Paris every hour from 6 a m p m and 10 p in Georgetown Division Leaves Lexington every hqur from 6aqa m to 730 pm and at nnrt p m Leave Leave Georgetown every hour from 610 a m to 815 p in and at p nt I Versailles Division Leave Lexington from center ever hour from 0 d m to 6 p m and at 9 and p m Leave Versailles yery hour tram 545- a m to ai4lip m ondnt 816 and lop m E T Phone 610 Home Phone 174IManager2t141 Vy1r jtTHERE IS A GREATER DEMAND FOR 4MJ + High Grade Vehicles iThan ever before The public have at last come to the Mf f ikpncea guarantee that means something If you want a vehicleIf 1 that is firstclass and will give perfect satisfaction drop iij tsuitd9 opportunity discuss the matter with you t l r i t N Seller carriage Qp F tftt VE SAl 11ES IY dZ t Hi K WARD V President This signature is opevcr box of the genuine Laxative BrpmoQuinine TablFtaI the remedy ir n In one KennedysLaxative Cough Syrup Relieves Colds by working them out of the system through a copious and healthy action of th bowels Relieves coughs vy cleansing the mucous membranes of the throat chest and bronchial tubes As pleasant to thp taste as Maple Sugar Children Like ItFor BACKACHEWEAK Try toWIIts Kidney and Bladder PillsSure and Safe JdbrSouth Co t Ntr CiM B IISJ Hotel Business Formate f t A small but convenient nnd1Y centrally looatRr hotel business ifor sale atjw bargain Leased t a tern ofY three years Fox afig Yilsplendid investment and fulljpar i tidulars address t t BUSINESS 205 W Shrt St KyOct fh JANDWITH Dr Kings ii New Discover ftIlFOR cgUCHSLDS PRICE jJ wTrletAND THROATANDLUNQTIOUILESi iiJGVuuXDIID SATIiF10TO Oll YONZT UFUNDFD1- II r t i Ii yj l I