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OLPWEATffERwtr1scort be here D5 not wait Nave

IL us to overhaul your furnace andput it in order before the

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Hugh McShaneTHIS PLUMBER

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13eY JOHNSON Practical TinnerCum270honeC P Johnson Mgr

Tin Roofing Guttering Roof Painting and

General Repairing

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More Than 25000 in Prizes I

Stale Fair ribbon has the backing ol the Commonwealth of1A Ita a trophy with a big value aside from the moneyaccompanies i-

tLowest Rates by Rail and River I

You Just Cant Afford to Miss ItlCome and bring all the folks and the attendance will be swelled

to the much desired figure a quarter million in six great days

r See our new grounds and new buildings costing 275000 steeland concrete grand stand mammoth exhibition bums fastest trotling track in the world I

Trotting Pacing Running Races Dally

An amusement program tanning way into thousands ol dollarsunited with an exhibition plan never before attem-

ptedSEPTl6211907ir

LOUISVILLECapt Knabenshue in his passengercarrying aIrshipthe marvel

of tho centurywith daily flights and exhibitions and a night ridein the air guided by a searchlight i

Balloonracesthe most exciting of aerial sports and a captiveballoons

Sensationalacrobatic acts tree each day I

And the worlds greatest living color page of amusement enterr prises

Pains famous Manhattan Beach tire works and the giganticpyrotechnic spectacle Eruption of Vesuvius actual reproductionof the awe Inspiring calamity of 1906 given nightly In the Infieldin front of tho grand stand v

Three concerts daily by Natlello and his premier band of liftyartists from the Land of Mualc

Remember the Kentucky State Fair was created by the KentuckyLegislature and is given under the auspices of the Kentucky StateBoard of Agriculture

Write for catalogue and illustrated descriptive book

R E I1UOUES Secretary Louisville

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A catfish weighing 21 pounds wascaught in the river at Louia vule +

POSITIONFor you in TELEGRAPHY or SHORTHANDImmediately or money refunded Autuol RailroadWires cut in our Telegraph Department byBallroada themselves Enter NOW and pay alteryou get position-

NASHVILLE BUSINESS TELEGRAPHCOLLEGE

NOTHING ELsE TO DOIiJim Hance Eplafne Event That Left

Hint a Widower

Jim Hanco is ono of tho dharaotorowhO go with the Grand Canyon ofArizona part of the general plan BO

to speak Jim has a raticlr about 14miles from tim chief hotel and hocOmes over there at times to talk tothe tourists

Mlm likes to toll stories to the tourlitti Ho thinks ho has a copyright on

jaijythd tales of tho region and in factguardiansofquizzinghoneHari o she asked that you nevermarried 1

tOliisaid Jim I had a wife oncebut I lost her

c Lost her How was thatWhy said Jim shedding a tear

I married a girl out here and she waathe prettiest thing you ever saw Itook her over to the ranch to live andwe were very happy She alwayswanted to go down the canyon on mytrail but I kept her from It until oneday when she wouldnt be put off nolonger So I took her mounted heron a dandy mule and we started Ontheway down Just at the worst pointwith a narrow trail and a sheer dropof 3000 feet on the other sidea beestung the mule on the flank Themule rose up and my wife fell ott jindover Into that awful abyss

What happened exclaimed theBoston woman

Why said Jim my wife foil Intothe most inaccessible part of the can-yonand

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it took me two days to getdown there When I did get there Ifound her She had broken one otherlegs =

Well 1 gasped the Boston woman1011 said Jim as ho moved awaytHda i

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Famous Women of JapanWomen played an important part In

the early history of Japan To awoman the Empress Jingu belongsthe glory of the first conquest madeby Japan that of Korea A D 201Dressed as a man she led her fleetover the unknown waters acrosswhich she alone believed a countrylay to the westward If we succeedshe said to her chiefs the glory willall be yours I will be responsible forthe infamy of a possible defeat TheKoreans laid their wealth at the footof tho conquerors and the king sworethat so long as the stars shone andwater ran down hilt Korea should befaithful to Japan This achievementof the empress gave rise to the boastof the Japanese The arms of Japanshine beyond the seas But themost important fruit of her victorywas the Introduction of Buddhismfrom Korea as well as Asiatic artscience medicine and literatureJingu however t was never actuallyproclaimed head of the empire Thefirst female ruler was Sulko and sinceher time eight empresses have goyerned Japan some of them with greatwisdom

Londons Awful SmokeSir William Richmond a well

known member of the Royal Acad ¬

emy finds Instances In unexpecteddirections to drive home his argu ¬

ments in his laudable but hitherto un ¬

successful campaign against the Lon-don

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smoke nuisance Lecturing theother day he told his hearers that thelate springs and early falls in Lon ¬

don were caused entirely by smokeThe pallor of Londoners was also dueto the same cause for the smoke ex ¬

eluded the sunlight and where therewas no sunlight there was no colorHo went so far as to ascribe certainphysical deficiencies of the poor to hiVpet aversion Premising that nothingcould grow without light he declaredthat poor girls were often toothlesswhile the snub noses and retreatingchins so common among the poorlybred natives of London wore largelydue to the absence of light caused bysmoke

New Fire EscapeA Swiss engineer announces a new

fire escape It consists of a seriesof folding Iron ladders contained inframes attached to the window caseseach reaching to the window belowBy merely turning a small winch onany floor all these frames are pushedoutward from the building the lad ¬

ders extended and securely connected with each other thus forming acontinuous communication from thetop floor to the ground The manipu-lation

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is simple and takes less than aminute When not in use the escapeis barely visible and does not disfigure tho facade of the building inthe manner that the ordinary outsideIron staircase does A public test ofthe now escape has proved successfuland tho Vienna fire brigade represent ¬

atives hava expressed their approvalof it

She Caught the IdeaThe teacher of a public school class

of little girls bad boon endeavoringto Impress upon her pupils the sig ¬

nificance of the comparative and su ¬

perlative degreesFor examplo she said hero is a

coin that is bright Hero is one thatla brIghterwhIch is comparativeThen here is ono that Is brightestwhich is superlative

After using several other Illustra ¬

tions she asked for voluntary contri ¬

buttons that would demonstrate com-

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on the point and a goldenhaired child promptly rose In herplaceI

know said she Thla is one

SickworsedeadRecessteacher

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MODELS THAT ARE POPULARV THIS SEASON

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Fashion Has Decreed Some Decidedlytow Designs to Be Worn Shoes

Now Should Always Matchthe Gown

The footgear pictured shows theMat models for the coming season thefigure a ireas model Inpatent leather ornamented with bril ¬

liant cutsteel discs This same design Is also very smart In bronze or ingray suede Figure two shows a po

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New Footwear I

dostrlan oxford In mat kidthis styleIbeing especially recommended for genoral street wear Pumps are especial-ly

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well liked this season and althoughmany people do not find them quite socomfortable as an oxford whore verymuch walking Is necessary they aremore popular than any other style oflow shoes Figure three shows a goodmodel which may be had In tan orrusset leather In black kid or patentleather or in white or colored canvas

Figure four shows another model Ina pump and No5 a more unusual cutfor a low shoe This last model isespecially good in colored kid or tanor black leather The high shoe shownin the sketch Is considered particularly smart the black patent leatherlower part having an upper of whitekld with black buttons

Shoes to match the gowns withwhich they are worn will be more invogue than ever this season and withwhite ami lightcolored gowns the can¬

vas shjoes to match are very attractiveFor general street wear tan shoes

and hosiery are in order and havethe advantage of requiring less carethan a black shoe on which dust soreadily shows

Hosiery Is also most Important Inconsidering fashionable footgear Thelace and opqhwork style are shownIn the shops but are not as smart asthe thin plain weaves or those show-ing

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silk clocks or small embroidereddesigns The hosiery should alwaysmatch the shoe in color except wherea white shoe Is worn when light pinkblue or other light colors are permissi ¬

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Treasure Trove In FranceA remarkable case of treasure trovo

has been reported to the French treas ¬

ury Tlie1 find consisted of two largesacks of French crowns of the reigns ofLouis XIII and XIV They had beenbrought to light In the course of someexcavations carried out in the bar¬

racks atRoraarantln They aro bel-ieved to have been buried under-ground for security during the warsand thefamlne that desolated FranceIn tho closing years of the GrandMonarqua The oldest date about 2GOyears back

Tantalising MetalA rare metal which has attracted

universal attention during tho lasttwo years while before it was scarce ¬

ly known outside of some scientificlaboratories is tantalum so namedby Its discoverer Ekelberg on uccount of tho tantalizing difficulties

metliltromhardest substances known and itsuse for scientific Instruments willdoubtless be developed in a very re-markable

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greeEnginecring Maga-zine

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Toadys Assistant GardenerBy actual inspection of a big fat

toads stomach It was found to con ¬

tams not less than 50 large grape vinoworms G5 potato bugs CO sowbugs 40angleworms with by way of season ¬

ing numerous flies and mosquitoesNow multiply this and I think youwill anprqolato the value of an armyof toads on your promises or anynumber required according to theservlqaa that may reasonably be ex ¬

pected from one toad SuburbanLifo

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rjpn Having IdolsTie good to believe that some one

person is the very best person in allthe worldwUie sweetest most fra ¬

grant thQ daintiest yot tho fairestminded So many times however thecrash comas whoro tho idol tumblesfrom tho pedestal and breaks Yettis lovely consolation to worship ntthe foot of the pedestal so long asyour idol or ideal stays put Mancheater Union

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FOR SoIid SilverMr

Diamonds Watches Clocks

Outclass and Fine Art Wares

and Fine Jewelf

Suitable for Presents Write to

CALHOUN f COFifth Ave cor Union Nashville Tenn

Dont fail to visit the Attractive Store when in Nashville

R E COOPER President G H CAAMPUN Sccy tfKssiRODMAN Y MEACHAM V P Gen Mgr

Gus MOORE JR Local Engineer

Meacham Construction CaIncorporated

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General Contractors and Civil Engineers

Secondhand iron fences stone curbing and brick JforJIsale Concretefoundations floors and pavements All classes of

Engineering work includingCityand Farm Surveying

an south Main st HopkinsvilloKyOJ Ikt

WE SELLMany Articles Not Usually Kept In a

General Merchandise Store Such asParis Green Paris Green Guns Lawn Mowers

Lawn Swings Lawn Hammocks Washing MachinesClothes Wringers Shot Guns 400 to 1800Rifles 250

to 1000 Steel Cistern Pumpa Wood Cistern PumpsSewing Machines Ironing Boards Ice Cream Freesers

Holding Cots Vulcan Breaking Plows All Sine Points forVulcan and Oliver Plows Tobacco Knives Hay Iftiives

Corn Knives Ohio River Salt 5 and 7 Bushel BarrelsBuilding Paper Paper Roofing The Famous Crusade

Asphalt Roofing With Sand and Stone Surf ace AirTightStoves Heating 400 to 1200 Wood Stoves Heating

200 to 600 Hog Oil Lindseed Oil Machine Oil

IHarness Oil Turpentine 1DEALERS IN ST BERNARD COAL

IALSO BROS Newstead KyII=Cheap Rates via Illinois Central R R

Dawson Springs

Cerulean Springs

Jamestown Expo

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Northern Resorts

Week End tickets on sale Saturdaysand Sundays good to return until Mon-day pm Kate 100 Rate for seasontickets 170

Week End tickets on sale Saturdaysand Sundays good to return until Mon¬day p m Rate 50 centsllate forseason tickets 80 cents

Cheap Tickets on sale daily until No-vember

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30th Season and sixty daytickets permit holder to return via adiverse route including Coat line fromNorfolk to Richmond Direct connec-tion made with C 0 trains at Louisville

Sept30thboat Further information on applica ¬

tionJ B MALLON Agent

Vacation TripsBy Rail and Ocean9

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mestown Exposition

Picturesque Chesapeake Ohio Railroad

Stopover privileges at New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washing ¬

ton Richmond Natural Bridge and Mountain Resorts Boston includedif desired Steamertrip on the beautiful James river touching at James-town Island giving visit to the great historic site Also trip on the Ches-apeake Bay and Potomac river Cheapest most delightful and instructivetrip thut can be made For rates descriptive folders of tho Chesapeake

Ohio and of tho Exposition and any other information that you maydesire please address

R E PARSONSJD P A C CO RY 257 FOURTH AVE LOUISVILLE KY

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