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To have the pains and sches of a badback removed to be entirely freefrom annoying dangerous urinary disorders is enough to makd any kidneysufferer grateful To tell how thisgreat change can be brought aboutwill prove comforting words to

of Paris readersMrs J C Kenney W Main street

Carlisle Ky says 1 wasfor twenty by kidney troubjpFor some time I would be in theof health then an attack would makeits appearance and for monthsbe in constantmisery Sometimes yback pained me so terribly that Ithought it was and thesages of the secretionspainful and too frequent annoying megreatly Mr Kenney peeingKidney pill advertised procured box

insisted on my trying them As Ihad heard a great deal about the curesthey were performing thoughtmight help me and began taking themBefore finished thereon tents ofone bsx my kidneys were

I was free from pain and felt muchbetter in every way Doans KidneyPills cannot be praised too highly

For sale by all dealers Price 50cents FosterMilburn Co BuffaloNew York sole agents for the UnitedStatesRemember thetake no other

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Meeting of KentuckyHorse Breeders AssociationAt the annual of the stock

hclders of the Kentucky TrottingHorse Brseders Association at

Tuesday afternoon all of theofficials were elected as follows

Richard C Stol President R CEstill fist vice president Col JamesE Clay second vice president HoraceW Wilson sceretary Lexington CityNational treasurer John RAllenJL V Harkness John R Haggard J W Stoll and Louis des Cognets directors

This makes the fifteenth time thatSecretary Wilson has been elected tomanage Trotting HorseBreeders Association and the eighteenth year that he has seen electedto serve as secretary of racing associations He is universally regarded asthe dean of American secretaries andis the last of the famous big fourKing Fasi g Tipton and Wilson nowin harness and by many is regarded asthe most euccceasful of them all

The financial report for the year1909 showed a small profit and i decrease as compared with 1908 Thedecrease was ascribed to the great lossentailed by the two handicaps whichthe association opened in deference tothe wishes of many horsemen who didnot enter when the race was offeredcausing a loss to the association ofabout 3000

The stockholders voted unanimouslyto cut out all handicaps the preseat plan apd left it to the discretion ofSecretary Wilson to devise some morepractical method

Secretary Wilson was authorized Ctoannounce a renewal of theKentucky Futurity for foals of 1910under changed conditions The matterof changing conditions of this coltrace was discussed owing to the

opposition of the officials of theof Trotting

Horse Breeders in their New Yorkmeeting in November to the 3 in 5plan of racing to a finish The discussion was cut short by a stentorian callfor the question and it was unanimously voted to continue the Futurityunder its original condition and withthe slogan may the best colt win

Williams Kidney PillsWilliams Indian Pile Ointment will

cute Blind Bleeding and ItchingIt absorbs the tumors allays itching

at once acts as a poultice givesrelief Williams Indian Pjle

Ointment is prepared for Piles anditching of the private parts Sold bydruggists mail 50c 100 Williams Co Props Cleveland

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Governors Hear Willsons IdeasGovernors from thirty States of the

discuss of State and ofNational interest Tuesday

Governor Willson of Kentuckychairman of the Committee on Arrangements for the conference was inthe chair In a brief introductoryspeech he referred to the

of State heads invited in May1908 by President Roosevelt to meetin the White House

Governor Willson decalred that inhis no better means of

Improved and uniform StateLegislation could have been found thanfor the Chief Executives of the Statesto together as they had and in afriendly way with partisan feelingforgotten talk over together the qucsr

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Napoleons Gritwas of unconquerable never say diekind that you need most when you

Suppose trochems cough syrups codliver or doctors failed dontloose heart or Take Dr KingsNew Discovery Satisfaction is guaranteed when usd for any throat or lungtrouble It masters stubborn coldsobstinate coughs heraorhages la grippecroup asthma fever and whooping and is the most safe andcertain remedy all bronchial affections 50 cents and 100 Trial bottlefree at Oberdorfers

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In many of Nigeriathe hill regions of the

northern provinces baboons oneof the plagues to the farmerand a source of menace to propertyand to life A protectorate officerwhile engaged in business in a mountain village was informed by the localqueen that her people could not continue their farming owing to the raidsof

baboonsDuringabsence of the men a

few weeks previously these beastshad actually come into the heart ofthe village and destroyed theaccording to the Wide World MagazInc The natives are in constant

of them and continually fear forthe safety of their children

Sir William Wallace relates thathas seen droves of 50 to 100 of these

brutes who were grinning at him fromthe cliffs They utter a nerve shattering and horrid bark

They possess a regular system ofdefense and always have signalers outto watch for the approach of a possible enemy These scouts are always

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flat candle which was also sometimescalled shoemakers candle two newly made dips were pressed closeto each other while and thenagain lowered into the hot fat thusholding them together as one candlewith two wicks The size could thenbe increased if desired This flat candIe was most generally used by shoemakers and tailors but was made useof in households whenever anextra bright lightfor working or reading was required

Samples tf Air at Great HeightsSamples of air at a nearly

nine miles have been recently obtained and examined for the

of the rare gases Theapparatus carried a large bal

loon is a series of vacuum tubes eachout to a fine point at one end

At the desired height andevice connected with each tube

and operated by a barometer breaksoff the point of the tube admitting theair A few minutes later a secondcontact sends a current through aplatinum wire around the broken endmelting the glass and sealing thetube All the samples obtained showargon and neon but no helium wasfound in air from above six

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Great State of TexasThe 25 states which compose the

home land of the German empireAlsaceLorraine have an area

of 208270 square miles with a population of 60641278 Texas has an areaof 2657EO square miles After theGerman empire had been laid downupon Texas in the remainder space of57510 square miles it would bo feasible to tuck in all of England andWales with the cxcption of the tinycounty of Rutland Or if that arrangement should promise to imposetoo much work upon the Texas Rangers it would be possible to Includethe Netherlands Belgium and Denmark and Switzerland Still Texaswould have room for a few stragglers

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Farm BfmainFor Safe at Auction

I will as agent offer for sale to thehighest and best bidder front ofthe Bank at NTprtli Middletown Ky on

Saturday Afternoon Jan 29

the Joe 0 Scott farm on the Parisand North Middletown turnpike Thefarm contains about 82 acr s hasoh a fair dwelling and Thefarm is naturally a good one and canbe a good homeand money maker 1 t is well wateredand fenced The farm can be seen at

who resides on it or theundersigned The terms of the salewill be cash andthe Balancein one two secured byonthe farm and 6 centintereit For further informationcall on or to ther W HOFFMAN

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QUEEN CRESCENT ROUTEGOAD RETURNING UNTIL MAY 31st 1910

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Prospective beshown property at any time they maycall

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