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6AT LEXINGTONSeptember 1823

BIG DAYSIiiIM PREMIUMS 25000IM PREMIUMS

THE GREATEST DISPLAY OF LIVE STOCKAND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS EVER

P ATTEMPTED IN THE SOUTH 333ik Novel Affractions1Magnificentr

The Famous DUSS BAND of 40 PiecesFor Catalogue or Further Information Address

1 f GEO A BAIN Secretary Lexington Kyrrfy EXCELLENT SHOWING

Mb + ontuokfrs State Fair PremiumsCompare Favorably With Any

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Hi tIt is interesting and encouraginga t to those who have at heart the wel-

faref of the Kentucky State Fair toi< make a comparison between the

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amounts offered In premiums by it-

and the amounts offered by otherjh State Fairs

The provisions for horses outside7ol the heavy classes wBf amount to

j rr f 40500 at the KeutuokyState Fair-y Jiwhile premiums of 500 are offered

l for the heavy classes coaoh horsesrand hackneys Of the 6600 some-

thing like 2500 will be given tollt V thoroughbreds making olassiflca

lions for this division the most libt Fairttion of thoroughbreds over seen in

r America The classifications forf beef cattle total 4QQO divided as

f follows Shorthorns 1600 Aberyi+

k <loenAngU8 1000 Herefordst i 700 PolledDurhams 400 Gallo

ways 300 Red Poled 200 Thet f dairy cattle classes will amount toJerseysIHolsteins Ayrshlres and Guern

says One thousand dollars will bet1 aoffered for mules and jack stock

and 1200 each for sheep and swineupxi others in the countryLi K The Illinois State Fair which is

jf2one of the richest and best held

1 1t anywhere makes the followingprovisions For light horses in

1 iyoluding thoroughbreds roadstersandfa41270 coach horses hackneys andIr J j Morgans 1090 jack stock and-y ml mules 1880 sheep 2104 swi-neny1774 For beef cattle it offers a

l of 4860 divided as follows

tW Shorthorns Herefords and AberLicenAngus 1099 aoh Galloways

1and Red Polled 785 each The

t totalfvQ rfo Shorthorns HolsteinFriesiansrt t

fjjAyrshiros Brown Swiss and

t DutchBeltedand 100 for a sweepstakes of all

710 E MILESf lylAGENT

1 High GradeIn

Flour I

HI Frankfort KyfBread Is the Staff of Life

I am agent for the sale ofBALLARDS

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f At this place to grocersb It is a winner

1 will be in shape to exchangelour for after harvest

With farmers at the

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Exhibitions

dairy breedsThe Ohio State Fair offers 188

for all classes of horses outside o

coach and draft and 1683 for thelatter two Its total foi4 cattle is4629 with 1144 from the differ ¬

ent cattle associations Of thistotal the beef breeds will receive2662 as follows Short horns I

600 Herefords Devons AberdeenAnus Galoways PolledDurhamsand Red Polled 327 each Of tho19R7 allotted to the dairy breeds827 goes to each of the following

Holsteins Dutch Belted JerseysI

Guernseys Ayrshires 282 is allotted to the Brown Swiss and specialofferings of 60 are made for fatcattle The offerings for sheep are1618 for swine 1508

IThe Missouri Stale Fair offersfor heavy horses coach

horses and hackneys and all otherhorses 1250 for mules and jackstook 500 Its total for beef cattleis 2700 with 900 from the variouscattle associations The variousbreed are allotted as followsShorthorns 725 AberdeenAngus I

875 Herefords 625 Galloways525 and a sweepstakes for various

breeds amounting to 160 TheI

total for dairy cattle is 1196 ForJerseys and Holstein Friesianseach 400 Guernseys and BrownSwiss each 198 The classificationfor the amount to 852 and forswine 750

At the Nebraska State Fair thQprovisions for draft and coachhorses total 1885 and for all otherclasses of horses 826 To beef oattle 2037 is allotted as followsShorthorns 682 Herefords Aber ¬

deenAngus and Galloway 405each Red Polled 198 Fpr dairycattle the offering is 1076 forswine 1332 for sheep 1177

The Iowa State Fair makes pro ¬

vision for horses outside of coachand heavy classes of 1252 for draftand coach horses 3819 for mules

149 Iks provisions for beef cattleare especially liberal amounting to5250 in addition to 1168 allotted

by the various cattle associationsThe classifications for the differentbreeds of cattle follow Shorthorns

876 Herefords 869 AberdeenAngus 889 Galloways 889 RpdPolled 666 Polled Durhams 420a special lot of premiums open onlyto Towa exhibitors amounting to

826 and a special sweepstakes ofvarious breeds of 285 Qnu thous ¬

and four hundred dollars is allottedto dairy cattle 650 for the Holsteins and Jerseys each and 100being reserved for milk testsSwine will receive 2097 sheep

1844InIndiana provisions for horses

outside heavy classes and coachhorses are 2 149 and for the latter1910 The beef cattle total the

goodly sum of 6047 dairy cattle1520V sheep 2326 swine 1228A consideration of these facts

shows exactly the comparativestanding of the Kentucky StateFair with tho other big State Fairsof the country and offers every rea¬

son foj encouragement to those whohave the success of the fair at heart

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CINCINNATI MERCHANTS Ir

AND MANUFACTURERSEXPOSITION

Tho reputation of Cincinnati as afestival city will bn ably main ¬

tained this year by tho holding ofan exposition at Music Hull Buildlog under the auspices of theMerchants und Manufacturers E >

position Association which has forseveral seasons conducted such en ¬

terprisos in tho east with notnbloI datmethods epresontIa noonly from Cincinnati itself hutfrom various outside cities thusenabling the visitor to have f

glimpse of tho latest methods vtie world at large The dateohosun for the Exposition is onethat appeals especially to all classesof people from September 11th t28d inclusive when the coolness o

I the autumn season and the rush ofsummor duties aro concluded Al ¬

though squarely commercial jn itsintention the coming Exposition

attractionIfyneI s

I excluded However there is amost telling way of interesting thepublic in the newest things goingand there will be seen at Music

i Hall such uncommon things ascollections of armour from the Gov¬andIepratIpreparation of food a Baby Incu-bator where tho little new babiesstrengthtutility of the flying machine cumbines the attractiveness of instruc-tion

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and amusement The littlefolks will bo delighted to make theacquaintance of beautiful Jim Keythe most wonderful horse in theworld who is so highly thought ofby his owners that he is not as¬

signed to an ordinary stall but willbe given a special room to himselfon the upper floor of MechanicsHall the north wing of the MusicHall Buildings Special excursionsduringIgreatly reduced rates as the heartycooperation of the railroads hasbeen promised to the enterprisewhich be without a rival in theway of industrial expositions

POISONS IN FOOD

Perhaps you dont realize thatmany pain poisons originate in ourfood but some day you may feel atwinge of dyspepsia that will con ¬

vince you Dr Kings New LifePills are guaranteed to cure allsickness due to poisons of undi-gested

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foodor money back 25cat all druggists Try them

SOME NOTES BY THE WAY

In our Notes By The Way oflast week we stated that Mrr JohnE Miles brother William died inIthe West house it should have beenhis scp William His brother Wil ¬

liam died at Camden Point Mo1852 His brother Samuel I Mileswas killed in the famous GreenRiver Bridge fight July 4 1864serving as a cavalryman in theSouthern Army Mrs Mary HMaxwell died in the house on StClair street recently torn down in1888 Mr Miles first wife died inthe Hunt property just removedto make room for the new StateCapitol In 1870

1000 NORTHERN MICHIGANAND RETURN

The Popular Annual Outing toMackinac Petoskey Bay ViewIand Charlevoix

The Monon Route announces arepetition of its custom to sellyearly tickets to the delightful re ¬

sort points in the Northern penin ¬

sula and Michigan at rates lessfrom Louisville than is the farefroittrfJhicago

The route is by way of Chicagoand up Lake Michigan by tho su-perb

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steel Steamship ManitouThere will be no excursion but

tickets for the celebrated MononRoutes Chicago Express and theregular sailing of S S Manitouwill be sold from Louisville Mon¬

day August 15th good for returnpassage any time to and includingfifteen days after date of sale atBayView

Berths on sleeper and steamerextra

byaddressing ¬

Monon Route Louisville

SOOTHING AND COOLING

The salve that heals without asoar is DeWitts Witch Hazel SalveNo remedy effects such speedy re ¬

lief It draws out inflammationsoothes cools and hoals all outsburns and bruises A sure curefor piles and skin diseases DeWitt the only genuine WitchHazel Salve Beware of counter-feits

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they are dangerous Sold byJ W Gayle

IN1GHrS OF UNREST

No Slop No Rest No Pence forthe KidneyTroubles

No pence for tho kidney suffererPain and distress from morn 10

nightGet up with a lame backTwinges of backache bother you

all dayDull aching breaks your rest at

nightUrinary disorders add to your

misery I

Got at tho cause cure tho kidnoys j

Deans Kidney Pills will workthe cureonlyf ¬

fortW T Frailer proprietor of

Frailer s Candy Kitchen 43 StSecondf I

Kidney Pills was amply proven Inmy ease I suffered from backachea great deal often so severely thatI could not turn In bed In themorning when I got up it was acommon thing to feel lame and sorein the back Being on my feet somush of the time In my store nodoubt tended to aggravate thotrouble Anxious to find seine re-lief and n permanent cure if pos ¬

sible when I learned of DoansKidney Pills and saw them sohighly recommended by people liv ¬Gaylesdrugglad surprise to me to find thatafter taking them for a day or twothey were removing the pRineIbythe I

the trouble was entirely removed I

Uptodate I have felt no recurrence It is a pleasure to me to

preparationFor Price 50BUf1faloUnited States-Remember

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LouisvilleIAND Chicago I

CALIFORNIAAND

VAST NORTHWESTUNION STATIONLOUISVILLEDEARBORN

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Dining and Parlor CarsPalace Drawing Room Sleeper

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THE ONYL WAY

There is no way to maintain thehealth and strength of mind andbody except by nourishment Therethroughthebe kept healthy pure and sweet orthe strength will let down and dis ¬

ease will set up No appetite lossof strength nervousness headacheconstipation bad breath sourrisings rifting indigestion dys-pepsia

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and all stomach troubles

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tive apparatus J W Gayle

BLUE GRASS TRACTIONCOMPANY

Lexington Ky Dec 1 1904Cars leave Lexington for Paris

every hour from 6 a m to 9 pm except 11 a in 1 and 8 p mLeave Paris for Lexington everyhour from 7 a mi to 10 p m ex ¬

cept 12 noon 2 and 9 p mLeave Lexington for George ¬

town every hour from 7 a m to11 p m except 11 a m 1 8 and10 p m Leave Georgetown forLexington every hour from 6 am to 10 p m except 10 a m12 noon 7 and 9 p m

Car 14 carrying freight expressand trunks leave Lexington forGeorgetown at 850 p m LeavesGeorgetown at 10 a m LeavesLexington for Paris at 1185 am Leaves Paris 145 p m

Freight rates also special ratesfor excursions for supper andtheatre parties and for schoolbusiness and family tickets canbe had on application at the com ¬

panys office 404 West MainstreetE Phono CIO Home Phone1274Y

ALEXANDER Presidenttf

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The JEM Milling Co

Manufacturers of

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FLOUR

Why try the rest

Buy the best

Thats J E M

The Hour that makes the

bread that make the man

OF INTEREST TO TRAY I

ELERS

For the benefit of passengersdesiring to take advantage of lowSunday excursion rates the Southern Railway will hold its train asfollows every Sunday until Oc¬

tober 15th inclusiveNo 9 at Louisville until 600

Ip mNo6 at Lexington until 480

Ipl11INOt 14at Burgin until 410p

mAll interested will please be rgoverned accordingly tf

C 0 TIME TABLE

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Shelbjvlle 700Frankfort

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A Lexington 1115 810

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Kodol Dyspepsia CureDigests what you eat

SEASHORE EXCURSIONS

Atlantic City N Jvia

F C and B O S W August10th 4

F C and Pennsylvania LinesrAugust 17thFare round trip 1680Final limit 12 days

THE PACIFIC COAST

Timely Hints to Portland Tourists I

Seeking Reliable Information

If you contemplate a trip to thePacific Coast or Puget Sound coun ¬

try during the period of low ratesto Portland and California pointsyou should realize the value of afew suggestions of how best to seomost without extra cost includingBanff the Beautiful in the Canadian Rockies a sea trip from Vietoria and Vancouver to the Exposi ¬

tion City Americas virgin play-ground Yellowstone Park MountHood or Mount Shasta the Mor ¬

mon oapitol Salt Lake City andits great dead sea the mines andmountains of Colorado the sub ¬

lime Grand Canon that no brushhas ever copied and to see andreach all by the most comfortableand luxurious means of travel itwould pay you to confer with aMouon Route Agent while in Lou-isville

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for his otllce is literallystacked with beautiful illustratedliterature on the subject and allinformation will be cheerfully andintelligibly furnished Long dis¬

tance telephone talks may help youBoth phones 1181 Address E HBacon D P A Monon RouteLouisville Ky 120rCincinnati and Return

viaF C Ry andsQueen Crescent Route

Sunday August 18th 1Special train leaves Frankfort at

700 a m stopping at intermediatepoints and connecting with Q °

C at Georgetown Tickets goodconly on special train and returningsame date

All summer resorts openBaseball Rods v BostonAsk F C Ticket Agent forpartluularsJk

AGONIZING BURNSI

Are instantly relieved and perIfectly healed by Buoklens Arnica lSalvo C Rlvenbark Jr of Nor¬

folk Va writes I burnt myknee dreadfully that it blistered i J a

all over Buoklens Arnica Salvestopped the pain anti healed it ttwithout a seal Also heals allwounds and sores 25c at all druggists 5tr

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