r PERSONALI

Mr Ben Keenon has gone to Atlanticp City NJ I

Miss Cornelia Gordon Is visitingfriends In Canada

Mrs Geo W Chlnn leftfor a trip to Canada SaturdarI

Mr Geo F Berry andThursday for Canada

Miss Hallie Evans Is visiting hersister at Michigan City ind

Mrs Sam E James Is visiting rela¬

tives In Woodford countrcIewastMr Geo H Stelin andThursday for Atlantic City N J I

Miss Rachel Cromie is visitingF friends In Lexington and Paris

Mr C T Duvall of StampingGround was in the city Tuesday

Mr Jno W Mllam and wife leftThursday for Atlantic City N JJ4 Miss Florrie Rodman has returnedfrom a visit to friends In Henderson

Miss Maria Fenwick Trimble Isvisiting friends in Nashville Tenn

Mrs Jas P Williams of SpringStation is the guest of Mrs Smith

Mr Grant L Roberts celebrated his-s 42d birthday on Tuesday evening last I

Miss Eloise Booe left Saturdaymorning for Niagara Falls and Canada

Miss Alice Blanton has returnedfrom a visit to relatives In St Louis

MoMrsA C Van Winkle and son

1I1ChllganRev T F Talieferro attended

F Camp Meeting at Pleasurevllle this IweektMiss Genevieve Posey has returnedfrom a visit to relatives In Jessamine

t countyMrsChas E Booe and son spent

Saturday in Paris the guests ofr friendsr Miss Hattie Taylor of Winchester I

is the guest of Misses McEwing onBroadway

r Miss Ruby Armstrong and MissLillian Towles have gone to French

tLicl IndIrs Cornelia W Bush Is visiting

her son Mr Sam S Bush at Kenwoodnear Louisville

r Miss Sarah Vaught visited herf brother Mr Stephen Vaught in Dani vllle this week

Mr John Christie of Pittsburg wasthe guest of Mr Jno B Lindsey andwife this week

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Mrs L B Marshall and daughterMiss Nellie left Wednesday forMartinsville Ind

Master Luke Abbett of Georgetownis the guest of his cousin Master LeonAbbett South Side

Mrs W W Craig and niece ofi Stanford were guests of Mrs S MI

Saufley this weekCol W P Walton editor State

Journal and wife left Thursday forAtlantic City N J

Mrs Hiram Berry and niece MissIClintie Cunningham have gone toAtlantic City N J

Miss Susie Berryman of Louisvilleis the guest of her aunt Mrs W HPosey Todd street

Mrs S R Mason and daughterand iirs Pay rnd son left Thurs ¬

day for Atlantic City

Mr Frank Heeney has gone east forthe purpose of purchasing the fallstock for Heeney Bros

Mrs J H Hazelrlgg and daughterMrs Thos A Hall went to IndianSprings on Wednesday

Mr Ed Posey and wife of ChicagoIlls are guests of his brother MrW H Posey Todd street

Mrs W1 Scottow and daughterMiss Ada visited in Cincinnati andDayton Ohio this week

Mrs W H Posey and Miss MollleDerr man have returned from a visitto relatives In Louisville

Mr 0 P Leigh of Paducah wasthe guest of his brother Mr Ed 0Leigh on Tuesday night

Mrs E E fume Miss EleanorHume and Miss Isabel South leftThursday for Atlantic City

Miss Elianor Pusey of Louisville isthe guest of her uncle Dr Jno PStewart at Stewart Home

Mrs Edwin G Nlcewaner of Pittsburg Penn is the guest of her

5 mother Mrs No J Sawyer

Mrs J L Pyles of El Paso Texaswho has been the guest of Mrs Chas-E Booe has returned home

tt Prof Geo C Downing and sister

Miss Nell left Saturday for VirginiaBeach to be gone several weeks

Mr Ben Marshall who has been at-

tending¬

the Convention of CircuitCierks at Grayson has come home

Master Frank W Keyes Jr leftTuesday to visit friends at Ashlandand Red Sulphur Springs West Va

Mr Carl Kagin left Wednesday foNew York City to purchase the stockfor the two big stores of Kagin Bros

Mr W O Davis of Versailles washere Tuesday in the Interest of theFrankfort Versailles Traction Co

Mrs James Staten and Miss Bessie

fis Li irwcltadrllll

Staten of Shelby county are guestsof Mrs Arthur Branch Holmes street

Mr Thos G Chapman and wife ofBowling Green were guests of theirson Mr Walter G Chapman thisweecJno M King and daughter MissIMr of Danville Ind were guests

W J Roberts and wife thisweekMrs

Ben H Blanton and son ofvisitingonFridayMr

S Coleman of Middletown was called here by the death

his brother Mr E J ColemanMonday

Master Leon Abbett who has beenvisiting the family of his uncle MrW G Abbett In Georgetown has returned home

Mr Jas H Dryden of HamiltonOhio who has been visiting hisfather Mr J B Dryden Sr returnedhome Monday

Miss Wadine Buford and Mr RameyMorris of Smithfield who have beenguests of Miss Nan Hammond havereturned home

Mr Guy Woolford and wife ofAtlanta Ga were guests of herparents Mr Jno W Tremere andwife this week

Miss Toe l irphy left Wednesday tovisit her mother and sister Mrs JosT Bryant In Louisville She will begone two weeks

Misses Laura and Mary Lyle Dutyof Mt Sterling who have been guestsof Mrs B G Williams Murray streethave gone home

Mr George Smith the talentedyoung violinist returned Friday froma tour of the world He will remainhere for several months

Miss Alice Graves of LogansportInd who has been the guest of hergrandmother Mrs H B Innes re-

turned¬

home on Tuesday

Mrs Clara Brown of Louisville whohas been the guest of her parentsMr Henry Wright and wife nearFarmdale has returned home

Mr Jno T Hockensmith Jr andMr Wesley Suter left Friday night forNew York to reside having secured aposition with Col Ed P Bryan

Miss Tissie Hoge entertained at herhandsome home in the country onTuesday evening In honor of herguests Misses Kate and Annie Hoge

Miss Mary Bohannan who has beentaking a course of instruction as atrained nurse at the Louisville Hos ¬

pital has graduated and returnedhome

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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

On Thursday last Miss LizzieSpalding daughter of Mr JnoSpalding of the Graufenburg neighbor ¬

hood aged about 20 years took a teaspoonful of paris green with suicidalintent Two physicians were sum ¬

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moned and worked with her faith ¬

fully She is now on the road to re-

covery

MEANS MUCH

A word of truth in a few wordsNearly all other cough cures ore

constipating especially those con ¬

taining opiates Kennedys Lax ¬

ative Honey and Tar moves thebowels Contains no opiatesSold by J W Gayles

WAIVES EXAMINATION

When Price Stuart was broughtbefore Judge J H Palsgrave onMonday for his examining trialfor the killing of James F Dailyhe waived an examination andwas held to the circuit court inSeptember without bail

MULE LOST

On Tuesday night July 80from A F Mitchells stable inFrankfort a bay mare mule 10ihands high white speck in righteye Return and receive reward

A F MITCHELLAug 4tf

1255 TO MILWAUKEE ANDRETURN MONON ROUTE

Account National Meeting Frn ¬

ternal Order of Eagles the MotionRoute will sell ticktes to Mil ¬

waukee and return August 1018inclusive at 1225 good return-ing

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to leave Milwaukee until Au ¬

gust 22dLouisville Erie will leave Lou ¬

isville via Motion Route to Chi ¬

cago thence Goodrich SteamshipLine to Milwaukee Sunday even ¬Star ¬

tion 10th St and BroadwayRate of 1255 applies by eitherlake or rail beyond Chicago Forparticulars address E H BaconD P A Motion Route Louis ¬

ville Ky td

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THE STORY OF MONTANA

An important series of articlesdealing with the early outlawdays and especially with the fightbetween Marcus Daly and Wil-

liam¬

A ClarkI

In August McClures beginswhat is the most important andwhat prom ises to be a most in ¬

teresting series of articles of thismagazine year The Story ofMontana by C P ConnollyThe history of Montana bristleswith picturesque and dramaticincidents and is characterized byalmost every human quality goodand bad j its actors all kinds andtypes of people the best and theworst Heretofore the public hashad only fragmentary accountsof the most sensationaleventsOf the rugged and powerful per¬

sonalities of the stirring battlesthe passionate motiveslust ofgold hate ambition revengein-a word of the great melodramabehind the few surface facts thepublic has known nothing InMr Connollys series of articlesthis real story of Montana will hetold It will have almost thepersonal quality of reminiscencesfor Mr Connolly was himself aneyewitness of much that he

earlyhistoryhe did not see he writes fiotn liveaccounts given him by men whowere present He has been aresident of Montana for overtwenty years and was for a termprosecuting attorney of Silverbowcounty in which the city of Butteis situated His will be a narra ¬

tive of fact written accuratelyand impartially

The Story of Montana is in-

n large part the story of the greatstruggle between the States twobig men Marcus Daly and Wil ¬

liam A Clark which began inthe early 90s and was waged notonly in the field of business butin politics as well a long drawnout contest that for the almostMachiavellian cleverness of itsparticipants the virulence oftheir hatred and the violence of

reallyhistoricwith the compromise of legal andpolitical difference between F AHeinze the inheritor of Clarksside of the fight and the Amal-gamated

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Copper Co

Woman loves a clear rosy com ¬

plexion Burdock Blood Bitterspurifies the blood clears the skinrestores ruddy sound health

Dr Weavers TreatmenttfKft for tho blood Cerato for akin eruption

WANTEDGentleman or ladywith good reference to travel byJailor with a rig for a firm of

250000 capital Salary 1072per year and expenses salarypaid weekly and expenses ad ¬

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LATEST STYLES IN WALL-PAPER

I have a full line of all the lateststyles in wall paper Call and ex ¬

amine stockC M BRIDGEFORDMain

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MEETING OF DISTRICTTRUSTEES

There will be a meeting of dis ¬

trict trustees in the grand juryroom Monday August Oth at 2

p in All trustees who can con ¬

veniently do so are requested toattend-

E R JONES Supt

DONT DRAG

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FOR SALE

A lot of heavy brown paper suit¬

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eUMMERCLEARANCE SALE> i

SATURDAYl

commence our Summer Clearanceof I

Organdies Lawns Dimities BatistesPersian Lawns India Linens MullsSwisses Laces and Embroideries at

GREATLY REDUCED PRICESSILKS Nobby designs in Dress Silks 32Ac 37Ie 50c reduction

from 50c 05c and 75cBeautiful designs in Dress Patterns will be offered at surprisinglylow figures t

WOOL DRESS GOODSWhite and Cream Wove Dress Goods in ¬

cluding Sicilians Mohair Panama Serges reduced to 37e 48c50c and 65c

A number of short lengths suitable for Childrens School Dressesat half the prices

LACESLace Robes Berthas Laces and Embroideries at grentlyIreduced prices

LINENS Our great Specialty is Linen We now have themLinen U

Lawns Linen Suitings Linen Sheetings Towels Crashes TablejLinens and Napkins<iKindly give us a look that we may have a chance to show

you what we have

F J HEENEY 1

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SEEK THE BEST CLASS OF TRADEj r

There are persons in every community who buy 1 i

nothing but the best and to such persons it isimpossible to sell a cheap vehicle at any priceThis is the class of trade we seek Our work isstrictly HAND MADE and will out wear anyfactory made job several times over and is soldunder a GUARANTEE that means SOME ¬

THING If you need a new vehicle of anybuyingWe I

ing vehicles Write or phone us and our rep J

resentative will call to see you We take vehiclesfrom Frankfort and deliver them back to youwithout cost

Seller Carriage GoIVERSIMrES KY

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Sunday August 5t t

Special train leaves Frankfort 700 a m t IZoo Garden Lagoon Chester Park nil open with new

attractions

ASV GENTS FOR PARTICULARS

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We Guarantee Every Sack of Flourand Meal sold by us

Pride of MadisonKnows no superior Try a Sack

We sell the Finest Hay Corn and Oats 1in the City

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Dealers in Salt Stock Foods SeedsFeeds and Grains

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