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jfVOL XXIVIFRANKFORT KENTUCKY SATURDAY APRIL 27 I90L NO 3311

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TO REMOVE

We regret to announce that ourgenial friend and next door neighI

I bor Mr Geo H Stehlin will re ¬

move from his present stand tothat formerly occupied by Mr

t John T Buckley on St Clairstreet about the 15th of MayThe reason of our regret is thatwe will miss his smiling face andhustling ways We rejoice how¬

ever that he will have n larger4 place and better facilities in every

t way for his businessMr Stehlin came to this city

seven years ago an entire strangerand an employe of another con ¬

cern By his energy and pluckin a few years he was enabled tostart out for himself He is a

t wholesouled jolly good fellow

Na trustIworthybuilt up a large and profitable

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businessInmeantime in order to

save expense in moving he isI

offering rare bargains as may beseen by his ad in another column

Give him a callI

HE KEPT HIS LEG

TwK VPMTP nTo J W Sulli ¬

van of Hartford Conn scratchedhis leg with a rusty wire Inflam ¬

mation and blood poison set inFor twoyears he suffered intenselyThen the best doctors urged am ¬

putation but he writes Iused one bottle of Electric Bitters

I and one and onehalf boxes ofBucklens Arnica salve and myevertsalt rheum sores and all blooddisorders Electric Bitters has norival on earth Try them Forsale by J W Gayle Will guar-antee

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satisfaction or refund moneyOnly 50p

NEW WORKOF THE AUTHOR1

OF TITUS

Florence Morse Kingsley authorof Titus a Comrade of theCross Prisoners of the Seaetc has turned her pen into anew channel and is writing A

series of bird stories for theLadies Home Journal She is alover and a close student of birds

writes of her feathered ac ¬

11unc1 most dolightfullyincident and information

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together with charming literaryskill Nothing recently writtenof birds and bird life is quito sofascinating aa Mrs Kingsleys

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TWO CENTS WILL DO

It will bring relief to sufferersW from asthma or consumption

oven the worst oases This isabout what one dose of FoleysHoney and Tar costs Isnt itworth a trial South Long

1 moor W McKee Hardie

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BRYANTS STATIONDelayed lettter

Miss Clarie Moore of BarkBranch spent several days lastweekwith her cousin Mrs Frances

MooreMrW C Bryant is having a

blacksmith shop erected near hisgrocery The station will soon bea place of great importance witha telephone office grocery and

shopLastFriday was in every way

a winters day notwithstandingvegetation to some extent looksgreen and growing and lookedbeautiful indeed beneath a coot of

snowMrRufus Bryant contemplates

coming north for the summer andsays he thinks the climate per¬

fectly splendid up as far as GooseCreek

MessrsAllen and Willie Stigersof Switzer made a flying trip to-M t Zion Sunday Such cloverfellows have found a friena intwo such clever girls

So after leaving HoneysuckleI was told there had been a tele ¬

phone run to that place and phonebox there but I think news willbe scarce there as I had to comeup here to hear about it

In looking over some papers ofan early date we came across aRoundabout supplement datedMay 1890 which contained a let ¬

terfrom Uncle Zeke Yocum whichcovered almost two columns Theletter was very interesting as theyusually were in which he ad ¬

dressed the editor as NephewGeorge often coming in touchwith the political affairs of thecommunity in general

Well perhaps news will be moreplentiful in the future when bus-

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starts up in a general wayNear the station there will be awedding or so as I have heardtell ofu young gent who makesbiweekly and some times tri ¬

to a newly paintedhouse just down the way but asI have only been in the vicinityquite a short while I do not knowhow true the foregoing rumor isand of course not wishing to in ¬

trude on the good will of my neigh-bors will not express my opinionuntil better informed

MOLLY YOOUM

Those famous little pills DeWitts Little Early Risers will re ¬

move all impurities from yoursystem cleanse your bowels makethem regular South Longmoor and W McKeee Hardie

TO INVESTIGATE MIRAGE

pnrtylofMount Fair Weather where the

silent city of Alaska is seenevery year about that time Theexpedition will be backed by someCalifornians Tents and photo ¬

graphic and surveying apparatuswill be taken

The mirage which stretches fortheIEngland and in order to investi ¬

gate this the expedition willnotethe time and weather when theirobservations are made and allcharacteristics of the mirageThou as soon as one of their num-ber

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can get into communicationwith the city of Bristol inquirieswill be made by telegraph withscientists of that city of thoweather conditions prevailing atBristol when tho observation wasmade

When the duke of tho Abruzziolimbod Mount St Elias fouryears ago ho made a pun and inksketch of the silent city

If troubled by a weak digestionloss of appetite or constipationtry a fow doses of ChamberlainsStomach and Liver TabletsEvery box warranted For saleby J W Gaylo and SouthLongmoor

HUMAN HEARTS

If your mind needs relief fromthe worries of the day if yourheart needs an outlet for its pentup feeling if an entertainment isdesired which will not leave a badtaste in the mouth as do manyforms of amusement now pre ¬

sented in our theatres see one ofthe greatest successes qf the daythe beautiful melodramaHurnatiHearts Did you like the OldHomestead Did Shore Acresplease you If they did andwhere is there a living manwoman or child in this broad landof ours that one of these two grandplays have not thrilled then you

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will be charmed again with thisI

great successor Human HeartsIIt is a play with well proportionedlight and shade rich in humorpathos and dramatic incidentably acted by a capable companyits story its purpose and the char ¬

actors concerned in the plot arerevealed with clearness and forceThe attention which has been

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given to the detailed of the actionland the scenic accompanimentanIj ing but rather increasing fromseason to season It is a playlong remembered not alone because of novelty but also becauseof the deep impression it makes

i upon all who witness it whetheryoung or old At the Capital

I Theatre April 80h

Low Rates

Low rates are announced for thefollowing named occasions via

RouteI Louis-ville May 1517th

Medical Society of KentuckyLouisville May 2224th

I National Association CreditMen Cleveland June 1218th

American Association Nursery ¬

men Niagara Falls June 1214thr National Electric Medical Asso ¬

ciation Chattanooga June 1820th

Kappa Alpha Convention Rich ¬

mond Va June 2528thConference Epworth League

Harriman Tenn April 1819thAsk ticket agents for partic ¬

ulars

A NEW INTERPRETER OFNATURE

I William Davenport Hulbertoneof the newest literary lights issure to win recognition as an in-

terpreter¬

of Natures beauties andmysteries One of the first of hiswritings the biography of a mapletree will appear in an early issueof The Ladies Home JournalThe young author spent severallIiohignllIclose study with a comprehensionthat is remarkable and with asympathy that invests thom witha human interest

A QOOD COUGH MEDICINE

CHILDRENireoo nOuughiwellknown and popular baker ofgiventour

i with bad coughs alsp whoopingcough and it has alway givenperfect satisfaction It was rooommended to mo by a druggist astho best cough medicine for chil ¬

dron as it contained no opium orothor harmful drug Sold byJ W Gayle and South Longmoor

The House With a Reputation For Houest Dealing

We Are ReadyIn our new room with our new spring goods

If you want whats up to date come to McClures

Merchant TailoringOur cutter Mr W H Moran has already

established reputation by the styli and fit ofhis garments as the best ever in FrankfortWe have a large assortment of the newestweaves both foreign and domestic of suitingsLeave your measure with Mr Moran and youwill have a suit you will be proud to wear 25and u-

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ClothingWe can show you in this department a line

ofsuits that can not fail to please you Allwoolsuits from 750 to 20 and a perfect fitno matter what price

IDAL KID SHOES

We have more styles of these popular shoesthan were ever before exhibited in FrankfortMens Shoes and Oxfords 400 500 600Ladies Shoes 300 and 350 Oxfords 250300 and 350

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China and GlasswareFine Wines and-

Whiskies

We ask our city and country friends to callat 212 Ann Street and Inspect our goods

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