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Ernest G Brown was at home lastweek to cast his vote

Miss White of Mt Vernon is vis ¬iting her aunt Mrs Hobbs

Mr H A B Marksbury was in Lex¬ington this week on business

Mrs Mattie Duncan leaves this week1to visit relatives in Kansas City MoIIUtMiss Grace Kinnaird was storm ¬a few friends Saturday eve-ning

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Mrs Frank Bacon and little sonJohn left Friday for their home in

LouisvilleMisses

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are in Lexington visiting theMisses EmbryI

Mr Jerry Respess of the SouthernRailways surveying corps is in townon a short vacation

Mr R L Jennings and wife ofPaint Lick spent Sunday with Mr JC Thompson and family

Stanford JournalMrs A R Dennyand Mrs Mattie Duncan of Garrardspent Saturday at Mr J SHockers

As we go to press the condition ofDr W N Bush is somewhat improvedthough he remains in a critical con-dition

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Lancaster people extend a welcometo Mr Alex Doty and family who haverented Mr W J Romans property onRichmond street

c Miss Lizzie Hudson entertained inher charming manner Thursday eve ¬ning in honor of her guest Miss Flor-ence Burnside of Paint Lick

Livingston Colonel Mrs T A Gresham and Mrs Samuel Ward went toLancaster Wednesday Miss RhodaWhite of this place has gone to Lan-caster

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where she will spend a fewweeks with relatives

Mr G S Gaines and family andMrs Nannie Carpenter moved to Dan ¬ville Tuesday where they will residein the future The departure of thisexcellent family is deeply regrettedby Lancaster people All wish them

zf much happiness in their new home

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John M Logan is at home from aI trip to the cities

Mrs Eason is quite ill ather home on street

Mr McKee Rifle of ishis brother John Rife

Mrs Woods ofis the guest of Mrs Wm

Miss Allie gave a cinchparty to a few friends

Miss Bettie Arnold has been a fewdays with her aunt Mrs Far

Mary of Hustonville is her aunt Mrs J ARiffe

Mrs Susie Best and son John ofare

friends met with Miss NellieDillon and a

sonleft for Ga to visitMrs Elkin

Mrs W O andMiss have gone to Cincinnati for a few days visit

Miss Anna of coun ¬ty is the guest of her aunt Mrs J MActon on street

Mrs ofOhio is her sister Mi s R A

and brother Louis Lan

and Mrs J gave a hand ¬some dinner in honor ofRev and Mrs R R West of ¬

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Four of the leading officials of Chinawere executed on account of their con ¬nection with the Boxer outrages

Louisville packers say the advancein beef pork and mutton at Chicagois not sufficient to effect on retailpricesQueen

Victoria has prohibited thedocking of her horses tails and haspersuaded the Prince of Wales to fol ¬low her example

The United States War Departmentis in possession of the secret of thenew French artillery and will con ¬struct a gun on that model

Chicagos bi3 drainage canal hasbeen officially tendered to the UnitedStates Government

R G Dun of the merchantile agencyfirm of R G Dun Co is dead inNew York aged seventyfour years

Cotton mill owners of the South willpetition Secretary Hay to maintainthe existing commercial relationswith China

Five tribes of Alaskan Indians aresaid to be slowly dying of starvationdue to the fact that white prospectorsare killing off all the game in that sec ¬tionThe

exConfederates of Fayette coun¬ty have fallen out over politics and amovement is on foot to form a new or-ganization

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to be called the indepen ¬dent Confederate Veterans Associa¬tionFrand

Mowbray a discharged valethas been awarded 5000 damagesagainst Howard Gould after a suit forbreach of contract with developed ascandal upon the part of Gould prev-ious

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to his marriageThe Postal Department reports the

total cost of transmitting the mails byrail during the year to be 33424982for transportation 4946424 for pos ¬tal car rents and 8000000 for clerksThe rate of cost per mile was 12 cents

The President will ask Congress toreorganize the army on a larger basisSenator Proctor expects Congress willprovide a regular army of about 55000or 60000 men with discretion to thePresident to raise the total to 100000if he findsit necessary

The New Orleans camp of Confeder¬ateVeterans has repudiated the pledgeof 250 for a monument over the graveof Jefferson Davis made at the Louis ¬ville reunion declaring the action ofthe delegation was unauthorized

Contracts were let to Louisville jew¬eler or five handsome and costly sil¬ver services to be used as prizes forthe competitive drills during theKnights Templars Triennial Conclavein Louisville next August

Accounting for the way the FilIpi-nos

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stick together Maj Gen MacArthur says the adhesion principlecomes from ethnological homogeneitywhich induces men to respond for atime to the appeals of consanguineouseadership

Dr G H Albright a Barbourvillephysician was captured by bank rob-bers and left imprisoned in a vault inJohn A Blacks banking house forseven hours The robbers left afterwrecking the bank vault and gettinglittle if any money

George W Writ President and RG Aail cashier of the Somerset Na ¬tional Banking Company have beenindicted respectively for false swear ¬ing and embezzlement Both menhave given bond Hails shortage isplaced at 1647759 The bank wasclosed by Bank Examiner R G Garrett last August when large ove-rdrafts were discovesed

The wrapping department of theplant of the Frankfort Chair Companyin the State penitentiary was destroy ¬ed by fire Wednesday The loss to thecompany is about 5000 and to theState about 2000 Both are coveredby insurance The fire was of incen ¬diary orgin

The report of the division of ruralfreedelivery of the Postoffice Depart-ment

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for the Middle division will giveKentucky very pooj showing in thisbranch of the postal service It isclaimed at the department that Ken ¬tucky is near the foot of the list ofStates in its section with regard tothe number of applications for the inftallmentof this service

1COMPRESSED AIR CLEANING

The Idea I Centuries Old MexicanWomen Utle that Method In

VWJhlng Clothe

I sometimes wonder said the manfrom the southwest relates the NewYork Sun whether the inventor whoturned compressed air to cleaning pur ¬poses thought he had a brandnew ideaIf so he was much mistaken I saw airused for cleaning years ago If I num ¬bered my years by centuries insteadof scores I think I might have seenit at my birth just the same

The older method is primitive ofcourse While the uptodate systemstationIof use the original way isto press it on the spot It is less dan ¬gerous I first saw air used for thenext to godly purposes years ago downin Mexico A crowd of women werescattered along the banks of a streamThey knelt by flat stones at the edgeof the water By the side of each wom ¬an was the pile of garments to bewashed Each article had been thor-oughly

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covered with soap from thesoapweed Nature is generous downthere and grows the article

The women took the garments oneby one and spread them out on the flatstones Then they flirted and twistedand rubbed them to take the dirt outPerhaps you imagine that they usedthe stone as a scrubbing board Notat all Mexican matrons dont like topatch and mendior to make new clothesany better than those north of the bor¬der

The washers took the wellsoapedgarments and flung them over thestone with a flirt which caught air un ¬derneath and puffed them up Thismotion is similar to that of the spooneggtowet cloth was kneaded out as the bakerkneads the dough It carried with itthe dirt The act was repeated againand again until the garment was whiteThe wear wasnt greater than on a mod ¬ern scrubbing board and the resultsare as good I know because I haveworn shirts washed in that way Andthis style of using air to clean was anoldstory they tell me when Neroruled

Exhibit His Own IgnoranceThe man who tries to ridicule an-

other only succeeds in exhibiting hisown ignoranceChicago Daily News

Why He Did ItFirst PickpocketIf you knowed he

only had a nickel it was hardly worthwhile pinchin it

Second Pickpocket Oh I tuk it onprinciple Puck

Opera House RulesManager Hughes has posted the fol ¬

lowing rules for the local Opera Housewhich will be rigidly enforced

Curtain rises promptly at 8 oclockStamping of feet whistling loudtalking unnecessary noise eatingpeanuts loafing in the lobby not al¬lowed No one but employes allowedbehind the curtain If you leave thehouse between acts please return toyour seat before opening of next actLadies will please remove their hatswhen play commences thus conferinga favor upon those sitting in theirrear These rules will be enforced

M D Hughes Mgr

What some people know would fill abookand what they dont knowwould fill a library

It Saved His legP A Danforth of LaGrange Ga

suffered intensely for six months witha frightful running sore on his legbutwrites that Bucklens Arnica Salvewholly cured it in ten days For Ul-cers

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Wounds Burns Boils Pain orPiles its the best salve in the worldCure guaranteed Only 25c Sold byR E McRoberts druggist

If some men were half as big as theythink they are the world would haveto be enlarged

There would be mighty few militiacompanies if the members were com-pelled

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to wear plain clothes on parade

A Famous Paintingmay be worth millions or a big pumkin may take first premium but DrCaldwells Syrup Pepsin brings mor>Joy every day as it becomes betterknown and more generally used forConstipation Indigestion Sick Head ¬ache and Stomach Trouble Get it atMcRoberts drug store 1m

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Chicken feed for sale by II A TMarksbury G Son This is an extragood quality of feed

Society is divided into two partsthose who take a paper and those whotake their neighbors paper Whichare you in

Biittlucs For SaleHaving made arrangements to en ¬

gage in other business will sell myentire stock of General Merchandisestorehouse and dwelling at cost Any ¬one wishing a good bargain can secureone here C C Becker-

tf BryantsvilleBargains In Suits

I am prepared to sell you an excell ¬ent suit from 1000 to 2000 whichwill give more service than cheapersuits Quality wear fit and satisfac ¬tion guaranteed or no sale A com ¬parison of prices and quality is offeredat any time I represent the largesthouse in America Overcoats of allkinds at low figures Quick sales andsmall profits is my motto Give me acall M D Aughes-

3t Agent

The man who is willing to do as hewould be done by always wants to bedone by first

There is probably no disease moredistressing and annoying than pilesTablers Buckeye Pile Ointment isdaily curing cases of years standingof itching and bleeding piles Thecure begins on the first application alittle perseverance makes the curecomplete Price 50c in bottles Tubes75 cents C C C J E Stormes 1m

The reason most people give adviceso freely is because they are anxiousto get rid ofitIBismarcks Iron ServeWas the result of his splendid healthIndomitable will and tremendous en ¬ergy are not found where StomachLiver Kidneys and Bowels are out oforder If you want these qualitiesand the success they bring use DrKingss New Life Pills They developevery power of brain and body Only25c at McRoberts

The man who never forgets any¬thing never forgets to boast of it toeveryone he meets

For all fresh cutsor wounds thereion the human subject or on animalsBallards Snow Liniment is excellentwhile for cornhuskerssprained wristsbarbedwire cuts and sores on work¬ing horses it cannot be too highlycommended Price 25 and 50 centsC C J E Stormes 1m

DONT NEGLECTYOUR

Dr R Goldstein of Louisville whois known by the people of Lancasterand vicinity has been here severaldays and will remain for a few dayslonger to fit glasses to the eyes of allwho need them

He has made the study of optics aspecialty and anyone in need of glass-es

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cannot do better than give him acall He can be found at the MasonHotel Parents of children whoseeyes are in any way afflicted shouldtake them to Dr Goldstein and havethem examined Too much care can¬not be taken in this particular as anyneglect on the part of the parentsmay lead to most serious consequencesin after life If the eyes of the child

need glasses the doctor can determineit and adjust such glasses as will bemost apt to preserve and increasetheir strength The doctor has beengivingsatisfaction for many years andwe recommend him as worthy of thepatronage of the public Those suff-ering

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with their eyes should call onhim and if he doesnt give relief itwill not cost them anything He canadjust to anv eyes and any age A goodglass rightly adjusted is a luxury to aperson with failing sight they can illafford to do without A glass imper ¬fectly adjusted is worse than no glassOffice ot Mason Hotel

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