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MADE MOONSHINEWHISKYJJ

Still Fosail in lltchnftJii Beauty Hut She nnciiiiftl-

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Whitesbnrg Ky May 27 rhea omitcers of Perry county south of herurea on the hunt for pretty Miss Sarah I

ConleyI aged IS u strikingly handsaute woman who has been caught I

operating a fullHedged moonshinestill in her kitchen

For months the lawless clementthe vicinity was seen lurking oft

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the Conley home greatly intoxicatedand this state of affairs led to an In ¬J1allLroughti

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corn whisky moonshine beer 11ml tilt i

the rit thatupthillIjIingrdnbeautym it

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the ollicen made efforts to arrest herthe same as they tfoiild hove loutwith a lesfi attractive offender Tluyknew she would resist as a good re ¬

volver and Winchester were kept inher kitchen

They closed in upon her at 10oclock Saturday night She was upand sprightly as a kitten jumped 1

from n window uucIc enped in tatdarkness

THE ASSESSMENTS

Severn CmmtieM Vrrt Italneil Itytht State hoard of rClunJbntlun-

ut PrliluyVt SeM iuii

Frankfort Ky May 2Tht stateboard of equalization Friday raisedthe assessment of town lots in deffersou county threefifths of 1 pereent which amounts to an increaseof 000000 Other counties finally act ¬

ed upon Friday were Todd raises1

12 per cent on land Barren raised 4

per cent Anderson 2 per cent Hullitt Sper cent on land and percent tin town lots Casey 1 per cent-on farm laud and 5 per cent on totslots Caseys local assessment wasaccepted

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OUhtu IllMttilletlLouisville Ky May ilhe Ken ¬

tucky State Medics society Fridayinstalled the follow ug iii Y officersPresident Dr T il Greed y Meudrowlawn first vice president Dr Geo-

M Raddish Somerset second vicepresident Dr B L Coleman Lexing ¬

ton secretarytreasurer 1r1 SteeleI ailey Standford who was reelectedlibrarian Dr Frank Lapsey ParisPaducahi uas4 cho rastlitr place of

letmgIll fi2T The tsociety ad-

journedDeleKHtcK iipolutril

1ranlcforf Ky May 2Oov Beckliani Friday appointed 50 delegates

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to the Southern industrial conventionwhich will meet at Philadelphia Tune11 to the 1 4th Among the delegatesnamed are Henry AValtervon cxGov1 Proctor Knott John W Ye ricesGen John R CaStlcinan Col Bennett11 Young and Mayor Chas P Weaverot Louisville

Eloped to JelterNiiitvlItcirodgenviUe Ky May 24Sht slip ¬

ped away from tome in her everydaydress lo meet and marry J XSprowles and so Miss Lizzie KprouksKloppecl here with a dressmaker andthe couple waited until the weddingtrosseau was finished They went onto JLITersonville r>iJlfnrSday Thecouple lives ten miles south of herin the country

rtItiirilAiilmnl IrlthOvensboro Ky May 2501 Fred

Woods an animal trainer of the Can-

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CarnivalI Co died here FridayHe was an Englishman and has beenhi this country many years with Bosticks and other animal shows Woodsfought with Chinese Gordon in theSoudan All the Midway aggregationattended the funeral Saturday

f Mistook Wife For u II u ruin rLouisville Ky May 21F M Rich-

ardson of 53S East Market street shotanti tilled his wife Kittle Richardpon truly Sunday morning mistakingher for a burglar It is thought thatMrs Ilkhardon was walking in hesleep Richardson was paroled by thecoroner

Rand to lie DoubleTrackedLouisville Ky May 1The Louis ¬

yule t Nashville Railroad Co willdouble its track between Louisvilleand Lebanon Junction The increas ¬uIbJeI

yfttlOctober

Died ntn School CommencementLexington Ky May 24Whit

George Grimes colored was ringingIndia the Revelry of Death on thettag of the opera house at a rchoolcouraiencemeut here Thursday nighthis father Andrew Grimes who wasin the audience expired in his seatfrom heart disease

Severe Storm at GuilirleGuthrie Ky Mjy 25Aseveri

storm visited Guthrie Friday after-noon A torrent of rain accompan ¬

ied with thunder and lightning didmuch damage to trees fences am 1

rliinmeys Some damage was done tosvheat

The ToUK1tDltroctI-rmcaster Ky May 24The toll

gate on the Lancaster and Dix River

exconfederatei

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BALLYHOO BEY FOUND

TTis Winner of the rutiirlty Race Iriujo > Inj Iviice unj < tale at

1 1 n mil u rix 1lucv

Lexington Ky May 1It watlearned at an early hour Sunday morn ¬

ling that Ballyhoo I ley the winner oilnmburIPlace The horse wits brought hurtlast Monday in Garrett n Wilsonprivate car by Johnny Miller

There had been n story ill vireolotion that the horse was not at limn ¬

burg Place and that a lOUP was being arranged in connection with hitcoming American Derby at ChicagoThere was nothing in the story asBallyhoo Hey is enjoyiiijr quiet an-rt peace at Mr Madden fniiions atoc

arumiOLD FAMILY DISPUTE

tilrlcr rt OlltIhlrd of the fruitvrty iiiut Brother thf RwtSrlt-

ied liy Court of Appeal

Frankfort Ky May 2 Tilt courtof iippinl rendered deelnion FridaylevettMug the judgment of the Kenton circuit court in the lUSt of Samuel Sweet against Mrs Mary Steph-ens

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They are brother and stater and I

the controversy was as to the owner-ship

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of a house in Ludlow which theyhad jointly purcluiHcd

The decision gives tics Stephenonethird and Svet twothirdsDeath of Mr IIIlii M HrceUliiridKe

Lexington Ky May ihs Lil l

Morrison Ureckinridge wife of thattorney general of Kentucky It JUreekii ridge died here Friday aftera prolonged illness

Lexington Ice May 27The fu ¬

neral services of Mrs Kohcrt J Hreckinridge were held from tthe residentof Col W C P Ureckinridge Sundayafternoon at I oclock The services

hnpressiven i

lifelong friend of Mrsf HreckinridgepJliciated The floral offerings werenumerous and beautiful The Ken

fVlicky state administration sent ticrescent anQ crown on a pedestal offerns with abase of American Mean ¬

ties

A llemllth PlotGreensburg Jcy1a3 24R G

Alexanders house and store at Summeraville was saturated with coal oiland burned Alexander was a waken-ed

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by the noise of the fire and as hetried to leave the house lie was struckover the head in slSifte 1tknown per¬

son and knocked back into the houseinsensible where he was found andremoved before the house was burnedThere is no clew to the perpetra-tors

HurtlMtowii Tracedllardstown Ky May 2ln an al ¬

tercation in McCabes rilocm here Ba-

ker Smith jr slot old probably fa-

tally wounded lauiie Allen Both areyoung men unmarried and well connected < w ji M

lCs SluirttgePaducah Ky May 23 Secretary A

Atkins of Paducah Lodge No 217 BP 0 K it is alleged is SMOO shortin iris account He admits havingused the money There will be noprosecution

After the 1olieegrandcjtiry Friday was r erect to >iuvestigate tlct etl iht district and eliscover nJIiethi r fileI Notice are paid tribute for granting immunity to keepersof illegal houses

lilowit DOYVII

lit Sterling Ky May 27II PThomsons tine barn near ThomsonStation containing 75000 pounds oftobacco and farming implementsblew lawn during storm Loss 20000 partly insured

The Grand Commnmlvry InvitedVersailes Ky May 24 Versailles

Commaudery No 3 KnighU Templarshas invited the grand commandery ofKentucky to lipid its next annual con ¬Therincitation will be accepted

Inlntera Fatal FallCovington JU 2110I1n Han ¬

del aged CO a painter fell on hisuponwhichTenth street Covington Thursdayand was almost instanly killed

Sosantnhm t JIR ir eel

Louisville Ivy bfaRotcolo-red 1423 West Grajson streetwalked out of a seoondslory windowin his sleep Both of his legs werabroken

IIomcoimtiV Annual ScttslanLouisville Ky May lTine Ken

tucky State Homeopathic Medical so-ciety

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will hold its IGtli annual sessionin this city next Vetlticsday andThursday

Vonicii nt KrnnUforiFrankfort Ky May 7ThcWOl1 ¬

ans State Missionary Society of theMethodist church met mere Sundaythe address of welcome being deliv ¬

creel by Mrs If V MeChcsney wife ofthe state superintendent ot public in ¬ I

structionCHllt Jatncit Mernatigit Ueul

Paris Krlay 7Cipt Tamelrernaugh for S years chief of police

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TRAMPS WITH BANK ACCOUNTS

Tl>nlltiy Kn lllimcn Who Have aQueer Way of KliiUtns Out

Worthy lcr oni In seed

In Persia there are many legendsof a certain ruler who used to wan ¬

der about the city at night dressedas a beggar to find out the real eon

Sitions under which his people lived

At the present day many wealthyphilanthropists adopt the same meth ¬

od They disguise themselves in rag ¬

ged clothes and look for deservingcases In all the worst slums of ourgreat cities says an exchange

A tvealti y Manchester Eng manwho has made over 000000 in thecotton trade has given away S500000in the last 20 years though his namehas never appeared in any subscrip¬

linn list livery few months he dis ¬

appears from home dressed in raggedclothes so that he may be taken forsome brokenduwn tramp and in thisdisguise he vistlts the poorer partsof the city When he finds a reallydeserving case he sends a messengeralk ¬

lows Isis name to be disclosedAnother wealthy man who adopted

the same tactics in London has spentover 200000 in the last few years Inrelieving real casos of distress Hedresses In the rough clothes of aThames bargee and in that rigouttins visitedj every part of the Eastland Once he fell in with a gangnfuteri who wanted him to join them ina little scheme for robbing riversidewarehouse which they Assured himwould yield a profit of 50 quid amoan Another time he was arrestefius a suspicious character and hud toexplain matters to a magistrate

MAUICET UinOUT

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Mixed packers ft CO f J 5 75SHEEP Extra 4 00 <ui 4 JoLAM MS Spring 4 50 a 5 50FLOUR Spring pat 3 SO cu 4 10WHEAT Xo 2 red o 75CORN Vo 2 mixed 9-1OA1aNo 2 mixed Cu J0 HRYE 50HAY Ch timothy a14 75PORK Family t114 50LARl Steam S 00lilTITKR Ch dairy 11iU 12

Choice creamery 3 20YAPPLES Ch to fancy 3 75 ft 5 OJ-

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MISS LCCY ANNIE HKISElt OF MINNEAPOLIS MIXX

writes as follows

Albert Lea linn Nov 8 1899The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio

Gentlemen Although my school does not believe In patent medicines1 have found It to be u fact that Peruna is a grand and valuable medicine Ihave known It to cure Mrs Sampson suffering with an inflamed womb aggra ¬

vated by malaria alter the doctors had failed to help her Another of myformer patients suffered with a complication of female diseases she was so I

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thin nothing but skin and bones but Peruna cured her and she Is today Ingood health and good flesh Facts prove that Peruna revives lost strength andrestores to the sick that most wonderful blessing of life health

Lucy Annie Heiser

If all the tired women and all the nervous women and all the women thatneeded a tonic would rend and heed the words of these fair ladies who havespoken right to the point how many invalids would be prevented and howmany wretched lives be made happywayPeruna of the body and in this wayrestores the functions of every organ

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I have gone 14 days at s tlma trlthoRtmovement of the bowel Cbronle constipa ¬

tion for seren placed ma In tbli terriblecondition I did 1 beard of but ncrerfound any relief until 1 began utloz CASCARETS1 now nave from one to thteo passages a day andIf I was rich I would jrlve tlOttU for each movemont It Is such a

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toadrtkGUdHA3TEEDlaUlcvitlon plmnles palD after liver troabli fallow eoai>

nnd When your bowel don t rave reralarlr yea areKettlDB sick Constlpatloa kills more people than alt other diseaseSt l a starter for the e surest sad tear Tears that come

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From Mrs Amanda whobas charge of the Grammar Departmentof the Public Schools of Columbia City

received the following letter-CoitTiraiA CITY WASH

I can speak only good of therepeated benefits I have had from theuse of Peruna

u Too constant application to worklast winter caused me to have sevenhead and backache and dragging painsI could not stop my work wasI fit to go on Reading of bene-ficial results from the use of Ipurchased a bottle and within a fewdays after using It began to feelbetter

fI constantly improved and beforebottle was completely used

all pains were gone my strength wasrestored and 1 seem ten yearsyounger

If I get tired or heel bad Peruna atonce helps me and I feel you deservepraise for placing such n conscientiousmedicine before a suffering

Mrs Amanda ShumakerMattie TJ Curtis Secretary Legion of

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1 have taken four bottles and formonths have been entirely free

from these maladies Several of myfriends are using Pernna with bentficial results especially in cases oftroubles with the kidneys and other

organs together with weak ¬

nesses peculiar to womenPeruna is u specific for the catarrhal

derangements of womenIf you do not derive prompt antI satis-

factory results from the use of Pcrumiwrite at once to Dr Martian giving a

statement of your case and he willbe pleased to give you his valuable auVvice gratis

Address Dr Hartman President ofThe Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

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than the bowels Load after load imposed the intestines become clogged refuse to act worn out Thenyou must assist nature Do it and how easily will be cured CASCARETS Candy Cathartic Not a

of violent mercurial and mineral poison but a pure vegetable compound that acts directly upon the diseased

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