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Mr Alex Beazley of Crab Orchardwas in town Tuesday

William Rufus Marrs of Knoxvillewas in town this weelc

Miss Sallie B Ray of Buckeye isvisiting Miss Pearl Ross

Miss Eugene Bush is in Stanford theguest of Miss Tevis Carpenter

Miss Annie B Yoodsof Stanfordis-is the guest of Misses Burnside

Mrs John Greenleaf of Richmondhas been visiting relatives here

Mrs M L Beddow is visiting hergranddaughter Mrs Ophelia Dunn

Mr J T Mock of Boyle countywas among old friends here Monday

Mr Tom Miller has been spending afew days with relatives in Mt Vernon

KyHenrySimpson spent Sunday with

his friend Bruce Huffman in Louis-ville

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Miss Ella 1a Saunders of Stanfordwas the guest of Miss Bella Arnold

MondayEdalton was on hand Monday

in the shekels for the Interior4rakingand Sirs Banks Hudson have

taken a suite of rooms at the NewGarrard

All members of the C W B 71 arerequested to be present next Monday

afternoonMrsS Edminson and Miss Grace

Tudor of Crab Orchard are visitingSirs Bastin

Mrs ITallie Hopper McKee ofGeorgia is visiting the family of V-

IIKinnairdMiss

Huffman of Boyle isthe pleasant guest of Misses Lena andJennie Rogers

Mrs Donald McDonald of Danvilleis the guest of her parents TII Kinnaird and wife

Miss Maggie Burnside left Monday

f to enter Caldwell College in Danvillefor the next termJ <

Miss Amy Davidson will entertainMiss Gertrude Gordon of MississippiThursday evening

Miss Sallie Elkin leaves next weekfor Cincinnati to resume her studiesin the art academy

Mr Wallace Walters and bride wereentertained by Dr and Mrs Walters-Vednesdayerening

Mr J M Logan is in the cast thisweek selecting Spring goods He willbe away until Saturday night

Mrs Trice Grant after spending a

few days with relatives in this city rturned to her home in Danville

Mrs Chas Denman of Nicholasvillspent several days this week with herparents Mr and Mrs Alex West

Little Miss Grace Helen Pattersonentertained a few friends Friday after-noonr in honor of her nth birthday

Miss Nell Johnston and her visitorMiss Gordon were entertained with adining by Mrs J 11 Higginbotham

Miss Gordon of Miss was enter ¬L tamed Wednesday evening by MrsVictor Lear at her hospitable country

1V home

Misses Lou Welch and Chloe Woodof Middleburg Ky arevisiting the-

it aunt Mrs Simpson on Richmond

streetMiss

Henrietta G Daingerfield ofI WE RAVE IT

Lexington pays a beautiful tribute tothe memory of Ethelbert D Scott inthe Lexington papers

Mrs Alice Newland the accomoda

ting and efficient L X agent atCrab Orchard spent several days herethis week visiting friends

The Ladies Social Club was elegant-ly entertained by Sirs W A BerkeleTuesday afternoon The club will

meet next week with the MissesMarksbury

Col Joe Waters and Rev ft Elsoelrepresented the Lincoln Democrathere Monday They report great suc-

cess

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in securing new names for theirexcellent weekly

A letter from Leslie ITerndon says

he has accepted a good job with Mr

J S Armstrong in Dallas Tex andis well contended in his new loca ¬

tion Les is sure to succeed

Lancaster relatives and friends havereceived announcement cards of themarriage of Miss Mary Baxter daugh-

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of Col Baxter Smith Nashville toMr Oliver SIIunter also of that city

NiclHlasvHle Journal Miss Cora

Hamilton of Lancaster is the guestof Miss Ada ickcrsonMiss AdaWiley of Garrard county is visitingMiss Hattie Warner near Nicholasville

Cash Pumphrey was up from Lake ¬

land this week to see his parents liereports Johnnie Johnson and Billy

Broaddus who also have positionsthere as in the best of health andprospering

ExGov Bradley will deliver one of

the leading addresses at the annualLincoln banquet following the fif¬

teenth annual convention of the OhioRepublican League at Cincinnati onFebruary 1

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Miss Dixie Kemper of Lower Gar¬

rard left on the 8th to enter the Nor ¬

mal Dept of Georgetown College ex ¬

pecting to return in due time to open

a spring school at Pleasant Hill on

the Xew Danville pike

Dont get your bristles up if yourname is not in the personal columnwhen you make a visit Perhaps you

stole away in the night and did nottell any one of your intentions Newspaper men are not mind readers

Rev Geo W Dunlap who was hereseveral days in the interest of a Lex¬

ington Investment Company returned-o that city Tuesday Tie preached at

rlie Methodist church Sunday morn ¬

ing and evening to large congregations

Miss May Z Hughes of this cityreceived an invitation this week totake a leading part in a testimonialconcert to be givers in New Albanyhid This is an honor justly meritedShe has not yet decided as to accept ¬

ing

One of our young friends who does

not like to see his name in type sentus a piece of black cake which wassent him from relatives in New Bruns ¬

wick It was delicious and not in

the least hardened from its long voy¬seaeSit Vernon correspondent to Liv ¬Adamsewho recently moved here from Garrardcountyputthe young beaux to playinghide and seek Sunday when he appeared in his new tailor made clothes anda tall silk skypiece

Lexington Leader Miss LettieBrown entertained a house party fromSaturday until Monday at her home in

the country Among the guests wereMisses Callie Nichols and her visitorMiss Grace Morrison of BloomingtonIll Messrs Turner Wilmore George

Bartlett Wm Wiglcsworth and Ashbrook FrankNewportronMaj J C Bryant formerly of this cityaged about 45 years died He was anative of Garrard County and Cane to

When you need something

GOOD something FRESHand TEMPTING no use

to look all over town just call to see US we have it

We keep the most complete assortment of GROCERIEStnLancasterVOur Motto High Class Goods Low Cash Prices and

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Stanford Journal Miss TommieFrancis a Garrard county beauty isthe of Mrs James F Cummins

Eid Joseph Ballou celebrated hisfilth birthday Sunday by spending itwith his son H 31 Ballou at Lancas ¬

terMrs Clayton West and childrenof Garrard are spending a few dayswith her parents Dr and Mrs T BLewis Turriersville prior to moving-to Kansas lr W S Baazley wifeand baby James A Beazley and w eand Mrs Mildred Beazley of Lancasthe visited relatives here Sunday

Miss Gertrude Gordon of OklandMiss is visiting her uncle Mr T MJohnston Miss Gordon is an attrac ¬

tive brunette very charming in hermanners and has made many friendshere the home of her babyhood Sheis the daughter of J D Johnston anda sister of Jno W Johnston of thisplace After her mothers death shewas adopted by Dr Gordon a prom ¬

inent physician of the sonth in whosehome she has been tenderly reared by

the parents of her adoption She hasbeen the recipient of many attentionshere from relatives and friends

A Frightful BlunderWill often cause a horrible Burn

Scald Cut or Bruise Bucklens Arni ¬

ca Salve the best in the world willkill the pain and promptly heal itcures Old Sores Fever Sores UlcerBoils Felons Corns Jill Skin Erup ¬

tions Best Tile Cure on earth Only25cts a box Cure guaranteed Soldby E E McEoberts Druggist 1m

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Burgin is trying to raise 65000 by

bondsJamesJohnson 15 of Ilarrodsburg

swallowed a carpet tackA boil caused death of Merchant

William Vanhooser of IlopkinsvilleThe Madison County Board o f

Health has ollicially announced thatsmallpox exists in that county

Smallpox has reached Indianapolisand health oilicers fear a serious epi ¬

demicRudyard Kipling is going to South

Africa to gather literary materialMrs Jefferson Davis attended a Rob

ert E Lee birthday in New York andwas given an ovation

A boy aged seventeen and a girlaged thirteen eloped from Pike coun¬

ty to Virginia and were married

It is believed there will be no trou ¬

ble in getting the present Legislatureto provide for new State buildings

County Assessor R L Baker by se ¬

curing the assessment of the nationalbank property in Lexington has in ¬

creased the county assessment by SJ

474020

John Moore a young mountaineertook lightning hot drops thinking itwas whisky and died a half hour af¬

terward in great agony

At Nicholasville Alec lute a youngnegro shot and fatally wounded DoraBradley his sweetheart and com ¬

mitted suicide-

Lexingtons new court house whichcost about 240000 and is one of thefinest in the State will be dedicatedthe first Monday in February Theold court house burned in May 1897

The Assessors books for Boyle coun-

ty show a total taxable valuation of7133003 an increase of 330131 over

last yearOriental advices indicate that China

is preparing to give the EuropeanPowers a bad case of indigestion ifthey attempt to benevolently assim¬

ilate the Flowery KingdomThe Franklin county grand jury re ¬

turned indictments against Col D GColson for the murder of EthelbertScott and L W Demaree Responsibility for the death of Julian was not

fixedIam indebted one MinuteCougli

Cure for my health and life It curedme of tung trouble following grippeThousands owe their lives to theprompt action of this never failing re¬

medy It cures coughs colds croupbronchetis pneumonia grippe andthroat and lung troubles Its earlyuse prevents consumption It is theonly harmless remedy that gives im ¬

mediate results F P Frisbie 1m

Reports of the investigating com ¬

mittee in the Roberts polygramy casewere submitted to the House Themajority report says Roberts shouldnot be admitted as a Representativefrom Utah while the minority reportholds that he should be admitted andthen expelled

Arrangements have been made atWashington for the interment in Ar ¬

lington cemetery of the body of MajGen Lawton the day after the funeralparty arrives The transport bearingthe party is due at San Francisco intwo weeks or less The body will beallowed to lie in state at Innianapolisand at Fort Wayne

Inpulmornary trouble the direct ofCOUSSENS HONEY OF TAR uponthe throat chest and lungs immed ¬

lately arrest the malady by relievingdistress cutting the phlegm and free-

ing¬

the vocal and breathing organsPrice 25 and 50 tsC C J EStormes

Representative Gayle will shortlyintroduce bills for public building atParis Ky to cost 12oOOQ and for one

at Georgetown Ky to cost 100000

There is no prospect of favorable ac ¬

tin In these bills or in fact on anypublic building bills unless the priceofmaterial is reduced

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IAmos Kendall charged alotwithhis father and brothers with compli ¬

city in the murder of Eugene Cassellin Jessamine county was run over bya train at Bowling Green losing bothhis heahas any chance for recovery

TABLERS BUCKEYE PILEOINTMENT is the only remedy forblind bleeding or protruding piles in ¬

dorsed by physicians cures the mostobstinate cases Price 50 cents in bot-

tles¬

Tubes 75 cts C C J E Stormes

Rev Father Patrick OBrien of To¬

ledo says the souls of British soldierskilled in South Africa will be lost asaccording to Catholic theology soldiersengaged in an unjust war cannot law¬

fully kill an enemy even in selfde ¬

fense

To Cure ACougUstop coughing as it irritates the

lungs and doesent give them anychance to heal FOLEYS HONEY ANDTAR cures without causing a strain inthrowing oil the phlegm like commoncough expectorants C C J EStormes lIP

NOTES OF THE FASHIONS

Netiv Honse Gowns with Pretty Col ¬

lars Jacket Model ThatIs Popular

Applique effects and cut work are al-

ways in vogue when braiding is fashion-able

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Laid over rich satin velvet orladies cloth the elegant pieces of laceor silk passementerie en applique showto distinct advantage but it seems apity to see these handsome patternslaid over gowns or jackets of inferiorfabric without any apparent reasonLace is always so beautiful that itseems a waste to utilize it for many ofthe everyday uses for which anyamount of it is ruthlessly applied thiswinter

Nearly all the new house gowns havesoft pretty colors covered with silkmuslin ruches the bands cut muchhigher on the sides or at the back thanin front In the holiday exhibit offancy neckwear net in various daintjweaves and neshes is quite as fashion ¬

able as chiffon or mousseline de soieIand while there are many very elabo ¬

rate and expensive styles shown thereare likewise some fascinating little cre ¬

ations which do much in transforminga plain waist into a smart and more be ¬

coming one Rows of very narrowwhite or tinted satin or velvet ribbonin black particularly bordering frills

ruches and scalloped edges are veryeasily applied They are extremely ef ¬

fective and moreover they are quiteas fashionable as ever

Caroline Keboux one of the notedmilliners of Paris uses on green graybrown and black velvet round hats ro ¬

settes of satin ribbon in several colorson one hatand set into larger chouxof the velvet These rosettes are especially liked in rose pink ivy greenrusset brown and cherry red the ro ¬

settes looking like gay flowers in theirsetting of dark velvet

A little jacket model used with manyof the plain tailor costumes has ratherwide revers scalloped at the edge andstrapped and stitched turning backfrom the line of the bust to the shoul-ders

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and tapering to a point at thewaist The fronts fit snugly but arenot fastened together Fancy waist-coats

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of various kinds are worn withthese jackets The regular French rest-ing

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is much used but there are prettygilets in soft yellow silk trimmed withyellow niching and fine tucks those ofred taffeta silk with rather wide stripesof black velvet ribbon and white silkmodels covered with satin straps edgedwith narrow gold braid and trimmedwith rows of tiny gold buttons Thestraps lie flat and curve from the shoul ¬

ders to the braidedged beltN YPost

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IAn Applicant for Railroad WorkWho Tliorotifrlily Understood

lib Business

A young man with a decidedly seedyappearance entered the superintend-ents

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office and placing his hand fa¬

miliarly upon the superintendentsshoulder accosted him thus

Boss can you gimme a jobWhat departmentEither brakin or firinDo you know the book of rulesSomeWell

let me see how well you areposted We will suppose you werefiring a train that was running fromJersey City to Philadelphia the en ¬

gineer would get killed and you wouldtake his place You would find on hisclip that the train had orders to takethe sidetrack for another train some ¬

where in the woods where there wasno telegraph office Now suppose thattrain did not arrive there for say 12

hours what would you doThat would be the affair of the con-

ductor¬

not mineI will take your name and if we

have need of services we will send foryou pood day

The next applicant to enter seatedhimself back of the superintendentend waited for him to break thesilence which he did shortly

Well sir what can I do for youI would like to have a job bossIn what departmentTrain serviceAre you familiar with the book of

rulesAlittle

The superintendent then asked himthe same question as the first

The fellow scratched his head thinlooking the superintendent square inthe eye he replied Boss if the or-

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looked good and were positive 1

would stay on that sidetrack untilhades froze over

Go down and import to Mr thetrainmaster for duty Philadelphialnqui er

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