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WALTONIFRANKLIN county and the city of

Frankfort should purchase the old

Capitol Square The new wing couldbe converted into a very fine and con-

venient courthouse The remainder ofthe grounds would make one of theprettiest little parks in the State

I With the expenditure of a few thousanddollars this could be accomplishedThen with a new courthouse a prettylittle park a 100000 dollar depot andn million dollar CapitolFrankfort couldbe almost all that anyone could desirehopefully remarks the Frankfort Journal In the list of improvements de

tired our brother failed to mention theIremoval of the many hills that surround

the capital which have caused the littlecity to be known aa the hole in theground almost as well as it is by thename given it by its founders

EDITOR WALTON of the INTERIOR

JOURNAL said that there are some

women in Kentucky whose kisses arcwell worth 100000 each We second

the motion for a bill of particur lare Harrodsburg Democrat While

our assertion was made in good

faith Brer Buster Brown must not letit worry him in the least for ourthoughts were far from Harrodsburjwhen we asserted Take a drive up

this way and see some of our loveliest

of the lovely and Editor Brown will

wish he had a cool hundred thousand

that he might offer it all for a single

osculation However the otTer would

do no good for Lincoln county girls arenot built that way

GEN FITZHUGU LEE of Virginia

died at the Providence Hospital inWashington as the result of an attackof apoplexy and paralysis with which

he was stricken while traveling ontrain from Boston to Washington GenLee had been a prominent figure foryears He was a nephew of Robert E

Lee was a gallant Confederate officer

and almost as good a warrior as his un ¬

cle He served as governor of Virgin ¬

ia was consul at Havana Major Gener ¬

al of U S Volunteers Military Gov-

ernor

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of Havana and later in commandof the Department of Missouri United

States army until retired upon reach-

ing the age limit

LAW and not fashion will dictate thehead gear of the women of Missouri after Representative Walmsleys fish and

game bill goes into effect June 16 The

plumage of only a few birds is allowed

by the law to be used In decoratinghats and thousands of dollars of forbidden feathers and bird bodies in StLouis Kansas City and St Josephstores will become contraband Only

the feathers of domestic birds such as

ostriches chickens and ducks may be

used while the wild birds allowed milF liners are confined to English sparrowsj hawks owls and crows The penalty

is a fine of 525 for each offense

CIGARETTE smoking in JeffersonvilleInd is against the raw according totheconstruction placed on a recent act by

i the city judge His opinion is not bas-

ed

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i on the mere fact of smoking for-

t which there is no penalty but to smokehitwhich puts smoking under the ban

f Looks like the cigarette fiend will haveto hunt a more congenial climate thanHoosierdom but the Kentucky assas ¬

sins will still be welcome there and giv ¬

en the best thats obtainable

tTHREE cheers for our friend Clar ¬

ence E Woods who has just been nom¬

inated for mayor of Richmond by anoverwhelming majority As the city isdemocratic Mr Woods election is acertainty and it is equally as certainthat he will give Richmond an adminis ¬

tration of its affairs that the peoplewill have good cause to feel proud of

THERE are 14 men on the pay rolls ofthe Equitable Life Insurance Companywho draw 655000 This profigate dis-

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of the companys funds shouldbe stopped or there will be nothing leftto pay policies with There is no pos-sible way in which these 14 men canbe worth so much to the institution

THEY are still handing around thehat for Caleb Powers James H Moore

a Louisville school teacher is workingIndiana for the benefit of Caleb and issaid to be raking in the shekels Itwould be hard for Kentucky assassinsand assassin sympathizers to get alongwere it not for Hoosierdom

kA COMPANY is being organized in Chi ¬

cago to play The Woggle Bug which

will be a musical comedy Perhaps itis well staged and some good actors

play the various roles we may some-

day learn what the Woggle Bug really

did say = ===ALt the oldest Odd Fellows and Ma ¬

sons of the country having died theoldest bankers now have their inning

Milton W Black Indianas oldest bank-

er

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has just died aged 96

TilE Somerset Journaltalks poss

sense when it says Any woman cans of a man but it takes a

feminine genius to make a man of afool

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LANCASTER I

Charles Davis of Lebanon Junctionwas with Mfss Marie Joseph SundayMist Flora Zeigler is in Cincinnati for afew days f

The flower sale given Friday and Sat-

urday by the Ladies Aid Society of thej Christian church was a success a largeI sum being realized

The examining trial of Jack Johnsonwho is charged with breaking into the

of W F Parks and J M MeadIat Lowell has been set for

lOWSH E Hughes of Louisville is

relatives in this city MissII Allie Anderson has returned avisit to her sister Mrs T W Browning in Lexington

j Dick Anderson who has been with asurveying party in the South is withhis mother Mrs Susan Anderson for nshort while Mrs A H Rice has returned to her home in Louisville

Senator George Farris is home thisweek Carlton Elkin was in StanfordSunday Col W S Ferguson is herefrom Covington looking after his farmMiss Allie Arnold is visiting friends in

NicholasvillcThe entertainment given for the ben-

efit of the Baptist Sunday School bythe Ideal Entertainers Thursday eve-

ning was one of the best given in Lan-

caster for quite a good while The showwas well attended and the receiptgoodMrs

Frances Ann Walker celebratedher 82d birthday with a family reunionand sumptuous dining at the home orher daughter Mrs James BurnsideMrs Walker is the last of the Bakerfamily of 14 children and is mother orsix daughters and three sons and alsohas 28 grandchildren and eight great

grandchildrenMrsAllen died at the

home of her soninlaw J B Conn

after an illness of several months irongeneral decline She had reached hex

76th year and leaves three daughtersMesdames J B Conn of this city and

J B Carter of Cartersville and adaughter in Texas She also leaves a

son in IndianaMr T J Hatcher who had charge

of the Danville stage line was takensuddenly ill in his wagon Monday morn ¬

ing and was removed to Mr Hammondsstore at Hubble where he died a fewminutes later Mr Hatcher was a Con ¬

federate soldier and moved from Stan ¬

ford to Lancaster several years agoHe leaves two daughters and two sonsAt this writing no arrangements havebeen made for the funeral

Out of 225 licensed embalmers in theState of Kentucky only three havebeen honored by the State Board ofHealth in permitting them to preparebodies where death has deen caused by

infectious deseases for shipment One

of these embalmers lives in Franklinone in Louisvillle and the other is ourtownsman Mr James A BeazleyMr Beazleys many friends will be

glad to know of this distinction-J J Thompson bought 12 hogs oi

J H Thompson at 4Jc E L Woods

and C C McWhorter paid from 123

to 200 for a carload of horses theyshipped to Illinois Will Lawson purchased a lot of lambs of T I Herringat 50 Jeff Dunn bought 2000 poundsof hemp from Tevis Thompson at 465and a horse from George Thompson for

110 Mark Coins sold a horse tcMrs Richard McGrath for 140 D SSwope sold Mark Goins a mule for 80

Here and There

Capt W A Raiborne of the 29tlinfantry U S A committed suicideat Fort Douglas Utah after making amurderous assault on Lieut WilliamH

PointAtpublic sale of shorthorn cattle

held by J D Stanley at Horton Kan37 females brought 514750 anaverage of 13912 nine bulls sold for1190 an average of 13222Southern Presbyterian appropriations

for the coming year for home missions

ire 43820 The receipts last yearwere 6839763 but 25000 was alegacy of which only the interest can

usedMillersburgFemale College is to have-

n 8000 gymnasium with art roomlining room and reading room Rev3r J S French will preach the commencement sermon May 28 Rev J LClarke will address the graduating classMay 30-

The new building of the Mt VernonBaptist church Woodford county wasdedicated Sunday A very large crowdwas present the church being filled and-

s many more people standing outsideThe dedicatory sermon was preachedby Rev Dr L O Dawsondosa Ala Dr J J Taylor presidentpartinverby the Rev 0 O GreenThe church building which is construct-ed of pressed brick and stone costnearly 10000 and is probably thehandSomest country Ken-tucky

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It was dedicated free of debt

Let yb WorkAnd the world would be more happyand contented Just consider hownick pain and trouble results In yourjody when your liver or stomach stop

working Happily you can soon sethem to work again cure your painsand restore yourself to health and con-

tentment with Dr Caldwells laxa-tive Syrup Pepsin Try It Sold byG L Penny at COc and fl Moneyjack If U falls

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MATRIMONIALI

Secretary Loch said that he had nev-

er seen Miss Mile C Wood who filed

a 35000 damage suit against himtwo other prominent men at andI

alleging conspiracy He said he did no

understand how his name was connected with the affair

Miss Mary C Slaughter of BowlingGreen and James C Murrell of FortMackenzie Wyo were married bytelegram The bride < attired in theusual veil and white wedding dress andaccompanied by a number of friendswas at the Bowling Green end of theline and answered the usual questionsA minister was at eachend of the lineThe telegrams uniting the happy pnironly cost 70Was Wasting Away-

I had been troubled with kidney di-

sease forthe last five years writesRobert H Watts of Salem Mo 1

lost flesh and never felt well and loctired with leading physicians and triedall remedies suggested without reliefFinally I tried Foleys Kidney Curand less than two bottles completelycured me and I am now sound amiwell During the Summer kidney Ir-

regularities are often caused by execsslve drinking or being overheatedAttend to the kidneys at once by usingFoleys Kidney Cure G L Penny

FOR SALE I

Eight hundred acres of as tine land as you will firIn Central Kentucky with twenty thousand dolUnworth of hick buildings on land running water onfree rite close to this city only I to an acrt

W H HLAt LEY Bowling Green Ky

DIXIET-

he fine Hhvtlnrul will rink > the tirviiit iiMjnitt my place ntiir IVytoni Wellnt s to Insure a living roll lie Is nlxnit Itniuuls high n bfiiutlfiil epotttd pony and nlrfect Imllvlilunl Inre taken to prvwiitHrclcikTit but not reason +llil should ntiyoccur Mart itnitnl nt niiHinnlil rule e

rllAUMK NINNKIIKVTurmnvlllf Ky

NEW LIVERY STABLEBIibZE k LA11aSOI + 1rcrs

JUNCTION CITY K V

iTuraotttattntJlfttj Reasonable RatesSpecial Attention to Trvellag Mn

Orate and lor For Sala

McKinney Woolen Mills

McKlnnoy Kontucky

Manufacturer of Jinns Ilnnyn KIimiiHlilmikrts mid funs fcklul us your wool Wetake wool In rxrbimpr for work Allowingthe rMtUfuctlcm mmninlfrdCull or write for prlot ami luforiiiHtlonAgf nt untwl

BRECKINRIDGEMy binrk Jiiek will make tlir riiMM of Iwrlit my Htiililr onu nillt from lr iiohrr vlllon th Irenchfrtvlllf A Stanford tike nt 1to Inurr n colt llvt months old n < It it durrail otter nml n K < XN mule Jurk us IIwnwho have lilt colts will tmtlfy Mnrv truileil or ivirtnl with without Mitlifylni hie Ironcrrnlnie thf M ii ou forfeits the Mimr WillIIo graze n few flews at MSft per month

My 1on11I1Inllollll1I to tilt lockhilt will not Ix1 rrepoulbk for eMfixs or HOclilMiU should ally oreurKM ANMKHMiN

IremlierkVllle Ky

Valuable Property For SaleTen norm of land a two etnry front 7AIenImill on displace a Rood c usher and the

dam Is In good repaIr nod the natural pow ¬

er Is greet economy lu running the itililDoes u splendid business Everrthlurood repair and has aU neceurr out u11do

nK owners only reason for InningIt the ruth of other business as htl hns extensUe farming interest to loukafterThis property Is on the Hanging Fork aboutI tulles from Stanford and can bo bought ata bargain For further particulars ad ¬

frees d C Thurmond Lytle Ky orL 1C Hughes Stanford Ky

Commissioners Sale I

Lincoln Circuit Court

First National think of Htuiiford KyH Itulney et ill Ifefeiiilniitu

otlctaffiileIurmtnnt to a Jliclirtnriit of the Mnroln

ilrcult court rendered In thi nlxivu styledictlon nt the March term IM the underlltned Mauler Coiiiiiilmilouor of mild courtIII on

MONDAY MAY H 1W5

thout 1 p M In front of the rourthou eour In Htanford Kyrll lit ublle outer

10 the hlLlieHtiind IKHI bidder tho followinglencrllxd rend entiite situated In Lincolnaunts Ky on the waters of IlnwklnsllranMi iKiumled on tho North hitho lends

of J K Rnceorl thu Mouth by ofOimtaKtelloon tho Kast h tho land oflurry PIIRItIIII1I1dccIIMtdllndulI the Westiy the Inn11s of Jo iepli Kalloti Hnld land IsIrMcrllxHl by mvtes and iKiundii us follows

leKlnnlnK H stem on old corner on westldi of the s llrltllC hrnneli mid In IIIit of no-

T MrltolKrts land thenco 1411t W is ilexBllrllllhouto o dead Hseoilon thence Hr itsloliH rroKHlnit s Id brit lieu ton leanlnut elm

011 the Knot ildo of said brunch HI 12 UM I S-

olrs ton stake In line of the Vernon laudhence with the lino of nld land N HI X4 KM poles ft links to u Ktoiii his corner Inackcoti line thence with Jackson lino NM WM 1 Miles g link ton Monti corner to

Jeorue T MnltotHTlH land thencehls 1111 N-

HIIt W l n poles 5 links to the Iwglnniismil cnntoIii lug 72 acres two HMMU and ynMiles of land AIMS anotluTart No 2 lx ulnnliiK at a strike In Ropier

Ine thence N t al KM poled to n staku Inieorizii TifeltulartsJlnethutieohtslinu H

11 K IA l Mles to n stone lhenci H7 12 W 19

111110111toInnlni OIlIIlIIlIIlIlIIlI1l rods nod mil

AlMianothertract Ixalnnlnitlthlwglnthug corner of tpu No2thenc11JoltllIlIlIkJtoV 22 tMileti 10 links to tho centro of tin HttlllorI l Danvilletunpilkthence H III 12 Kwith IkI pubs to a make thenco N I11j Huirallel withHoppers line Y2 felt HI linkson stoke thence NialK 17 Milev 15 links

tdnstakolnhist line of tract No 2 thenco

lMKlniilncTim Is

II oflwrcentlwrlusnumfrontuild nod costs action The shinfill Ixt made on n credit of 0 12 old IN

Months The purehnsu price to 1m laid Inwillbuconey with approved lwrsonulsecuritymyable to th Uotntnlssnterust from dote of wile

CEO B BAUFLEY M C L C C

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BATS HATS1

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STETSONS

You all know what theyaretheI

be t soft hat on earth We have then

in three styles dark and light color

sizes G 78 to 7 58 nt SSfil to 150

FELTS

In Flat Iron Crtuhcre Full Shapes

and Stilt Hats in Brown Black andi

nil the new nnd delicate flmtlcs and

decidwlly up to date in their charac ¬

ter and styles from 1 to fIt

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Havet1IT F GROSS1lIch11 h Ky

the willknown Cns

11111burPEYTON

My fine jack Ieyton lxyrnrsul l willInuke the present ketiMin of ltl at my ntnlilrat MAIn hued JI to ln nre n livingcolt 1101111 tOhl nn Inrge owl llucMild Ins t r a crop of rolls nt ITS roundYour of his colts nn ou my farm which will4 fur thomitulves nnd cun 1M wn nt napt 11fk 1 will nlMiiit the vimepliieeslitnd myfine 1IIAOK HAWKiyinrsold151 Inches hlith lie will serve n limitednumlierof iniiresnt J to Insured MvliiKcolt

Mtinuy due When colt Is fouled nr ruintraded or pnrteil with Not responsible forncclilent or escapes

1111 KISU Mon IHIH Ky

FOR SALE I

McKINNEY ROLLER MILLSloiter fur sate tor mill and retdlence In

McKloreT Ky Mill has tur eapacItT ofSO barrels and meal 160 bushels perMlllls well equipped with mrn tnachlnerr In flat storage capacity of5000 bushels of wheat nlno large corn blurand crib Wagon scales operated fromoHIce coal bins end tee house All underrod Never telling water In mill lot MillIs within 100 feet of Cincinnati Southern t-

It track and has private siding The loca ¬

tion Is good tar the following reasons SIcKtnney Is nearest market to many of thelargest wheat and corn In Lincolncounty large territory furnUhlng custom I

grinding The teed and coal business In

connection with mill pay well No trouble I

to market all product trots mill lt +ol >

dence Is a twostory 81x room frame withcistern on bask porcb Milk house at backdoor cemented all comparatively newLargo burn buggy house In On ac-

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of my falling eyesight and ballh-gecerallf rny phystelans have advlse1 Ot-

to the business For furtherparticulars call on or address Dr Edw Al

corn Ky or W 11 McKinney

KyJ McKINNKY McKinney Ivy

DORSEY GOLDDUST 12055

Full brother to Itt III SI9 MHired by < lot t ago liv ioldtlutt

li liy Vermont Moreiiiiiliiiu by lUiitllnnImp

mirwy iullhllltIIIIIIII111111011

Kloniioe liy Gdept Mliiuo Tlilif u son of tiiilts Morganmnklin him mi lutiIM ls IIIro 1 Morpin

from Justin ontIl1l101lIdl111111 fuiiilly of roiul horses

knowniHirMy riolddunt Is n dark 111 lilnck

Kilnts HI bands weighs Iau iMiuiuls Aor lil licliinproven

riNid nndiiualltlesfor 1hUtlllllim 111 IUi rinn

III hll KfldlilK of the AmericanJack O Diamondswtodsltuwhlssqredltt Twelve of his colts

havo sold for over In the past twoIII eervle Is oirortd for less thanyears

11111111 In Ken ¬

lily hors of Ids producingLucky Will JollIlIIl nt fiirm 212Iles

Htmtonvlllefrom nbYIngeelt Money due whcaIll to Insure with by breedercolt drops ur mare parted

nt ilk on gross No reitKiaxlblljty for liecldents or CIII The

wad handling Addrensbest euroK Nit HtHllllrI or Danville Ky

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THETrial 221 Trottingstallion 911 hands foaled

Farm East Au ¬iiiorired by VillageAugrora New York Sired by Pare Ue H 21S2f

record 2100lreof The lIeau Ideal 21S3Son of Mambrlno King 1271 sire of lord

Nightingale Metallss The QuestorDerbyof the Manor llelratLord

La Otarif Mocking Io y Mlercsee

wlthrecordaunder 2tOStit AnionFirst dam JJucrmaby23200 2nd dam MambrlnosC1l

KinK 1279 3rd dam Dotlet by Nutwood 600Bth damnBtrathmore11 dam

MllIardi by ibionyGth dam Ned by Edwi-nonet7thdam LI dy Turner by Mambrl-

CblelThe W rfled was worked only 00 day lalt

and showed a 8lS4 clip over a badleIODhalt mile track tie Is sound good headed

nod good wind good feet and legshandle ID an out 01

urnuaonand tletwill tay aDd trot aU day

Be will the season at Sam115 to lwsure-

IlivingM Owens

colt Mares traded oft or bred tohone forfeits Insurance and makes

lealoOLien

oDeydueretained on colts until season is paid

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PANAMAS

Iii two IInil sizes from G 31f i

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id 712a Genuine 1anama at a-

price never before heanl of in thisV

market They are >cnchc at <350

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Well wo have almost everything

from a 6 cent Buckeye to the new

decided crown wide brim white

Strans at 13

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Cant l B Touchedfor painting JIOIltCSf Tho reasons plain1 Mastic

is the purest therefore the most durable and econom ¬

ical There Ian whole string of other fellows tlaitu

ing just an good aa Mastic but Uioy doll t prove itMaybe they cant Tho anulyaU of Masse Is pullllshed Its nuulo of pure loud zinc and linseed

Ol1tllO most durable kind of paint and Its purityla therefore unquestioned

As purity means durability tile splendid wear

Ing qualities of Mastic Intro given it the title of

The Jnl That Zatts and this title is backed

up by our absolute guarantee Masllo la made by

PEASLEE GAULBERT CO IncLOUISVILLE KENTUCKY

and wo heartily recommend it to your trade

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FOR BALE BY rPENNYS DRUG STORE

SPECIAL SALE FORCounty Day

llcginning on Monday next we will begin n sale that will startle na ¬

tines in prices and value Ve have too many goods and must unload tbemtmid prices will he no They must go it it ig necessary tothem away Lookat tbete pricey I

lions Black Worsted ami Cheviot

Out Coats Ob-cMens Sunday and Working Pants

nt 48cChildrens Catimoro Suits At 76o

upChildrens Pants 15c upMen and Boys lints 15c upBoys Caps 9o upMens and Boys Shoes 98o upLadies and Misses Shoes nt 75c upMens Sunday Shirts with or with ¬

out collars 2ic-

Suspenders for Boys and Men at5c up

StanfordKy

Court Weekthe

consideration

Heavy Brown Cotton 4c upCalicoes 4Jc up f

Ladies anti Mite Skirts 06c upNice ChildrensMens Socks Co llllIxidics mid Mines Corsets lOc upBaby Shoes different colors lOo

up a

Lot of Neckties at your own priceGarden Seed nil kinds two pack ¬

ages for 5cg

Black and White Thread 200fyards two spools for oILadies Belts 9cupailLead Pencils 5c dozen 1it

S Goldstein Prop I

STANFORD KENTUCKY

Cook StoveOne No7 4 Cap Cook StoveFor Coal or Wood at 8 Thisis less than cost

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PhoneIii Depot St Stanford Ky

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