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NOTICESr United State Diitrlct Attorney RD 11111ot Louisville has decided

i that newspapers pablliblog notioesof lotteries or raffles for the benefit of a church or a society will he

held liable to the penalty provided bythe Federal law against those niingthe malls to promote a lottery schemeor a game of chance

The decision Is bated upon a statnto which is very comprehensive inIts scope forbidding newspapers orqthor periodicals from publishing anyinch notices Other as paid advertising matter or ai news

A UOPKINSVILLE WEDDINGIlopklnsvllle Ky Nov nHol ¬

land Qaroett ion of Joseph F Garnett president of the Planters Bankand Trust Company and Mies IreneBayers one of the most popular bellesof the pity were married last night

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MAN IDENTIFIED

Hobo Killed at Jfayfieldr Was

Named Montgomery1

Remains Are Being Held for Word

From life Parents

The tramp fatally crnibod under ¬

neath the wheels of a freight train atMnjlleld and who gave several namesbefore he died among them W JMontgomery and Rogers is evident ¬

ly named Montgomery Coroner Satold at Mayfield found among thedead mans papers an address at StLouis with which bo communicatedand received the following reply

Hold body till parents at Game ¬

YUle Ga are hoard fromSallie Montgomery

The verdict of the coroners jurywas

We the jury find the deceasedcamo to his death bj a blow on thehead by some bard substance in thehand of some unknown party and bythe train running over him I

Mr and Mrs n L Tate and sonRobert aro at tho fair

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BOARD OF WORKS MEMBER ANDOTHERS DISCUSSED ELEO

TRIO PLANT

On account of there being no quorumpresent the Board of Pabllo Works didnot hold a meeting yesterday after ¬

noon but Mayor Yelser Mr JohnRlnkliff a member of the board I

Street Inspector Alonzo Elliott whowar chairman of the light committeewhen the present city eleotrlo JlKhtI

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plan was installed Oity ElectricianKeebler and Mr Edgar an electricalexpert who sold the city some of thepresent electric plant equipment motand looked over the plans and specifications for remodeling and increasingthe capacity of the light plant

The specifications were furnishedby Mr II II Humphrey of StLout and nothing was done morethan to check the items over

The meeting Wad adjourned until afull quorum of the board can bo gottentogether

A GUARANTEED CURE ron PILESItching Blind Bleeding or Protruding PUn

Your dtuf lit will refund money II PAZO OINTMKNT falls to cure you In 6 to 14 days Soc

Undertaker Fred Roth has return-ed

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Kentucky Ihewcrs gny Deer isSlandered

Will Inaugurate I Campaign of KdI

oration at Oncor

Ixmlsvlllc Kyj Nov iA rampnlgn of education In favor ofas a beyerafio Is to be lJtoerIILouisville and iKentucky citiesobject of Which Ii to tenth the peoplethat beer Is a healthful temperateand non Intoxlenting beverage Thiswas decided at the regular quarterlymeeting of the executive board ofthe IKentucky lircwers associationheld at Seclbachi Hotel

It Is the Intention to prosecute thiscampaign chiefly through the pressIt will bo urged that beer be takenout of the class of Intoxicating drinksand placed In the class of family bev

eragesOnaccount of the small per cent

of alcohol It contains beer ought notreally to be classed as an Intoxicat ¬

ing drink said Joe A Miller of Cincinnati secretary of the board

It contains less than 5 per centof alcohol ho continued In factthe beer that Is made by machinerycontains an average of only 31H percent Us component parts are 3Hper cent alcohol S per cent nutrl ¬

tious food stuffs and the remainderwater so the consumer of beer getschiefly food and water and an exceed ¬

lugly small per cent of alcohol stim ¬

ulantIt 1Is contended that the medical I

profession and chemists recognisetho nutritious and healthful proper ¬

ties of beer as a beverage but thatIthat the masses of the people on ac-

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of the fact that It has been genII

erally classed among Intoxicants areprejudiced to a certain extent againstIt The purpose of the propodcampaign of education IIs id remove

from the public mind this prejudice

Thentricnl Notes

Iiadoie Rush the actress who wasdrowned In tho surf at San DiegoOat by having an attack of heartdisease has several timers been seenIn Padncab She was here In sop I

port of Ilolnnd Reed a few yearnago and later with the Florodora

companyBusyIzzy tonight will drive

away any dull moment jon are lubII

ject to It Is one of the ttst of thosecare cbaiers a farce in which every I

moment Is a scream Loti of wit good I

mnilo in plenty and pretty girls galoreare its offerings I

Little Adelaide Thnnton will be

seen hero in her new play PollyPrimrose by Paul Wllttaob neltII

Monday evening NOT list Ac-

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of Miss Thnntcni peicntationof tots year agree that she has a finer I

play than any she has even been teento before Her engagements hero t

have always proven notable successes I

and no doubt her many admirers willbe out in force Satnrdayjat 10 a m

Homan Hearts in all its newscenic splendor will be seen at The I

Kentucky Saturday matinee and nightat popular prices I

ItnllroadProgressI

Progress In almost every fine ofrailroad activity Is exhibited by the I

figures for too year 1903 Just com I

pled for Poors Manual for 1904 I

which will bo issued shortly A sy-nopsis

tof the returns shows that tho

length of railroads In tho countrycompleted on December 31 last Was207 COS 53 This was an Increase In IImileage of 4595 miles and Is tho I

greatest increase of any year since1890 when the gain was C378 miles

Mr James Illpley has returned It

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The world will learn with verygreat regret that IteMmbor next wtllmark tho final retirement from Ipub ¬

lic life of the owlnemt deleetlrSherlock IIulwM any Use LondonMall

Despite h18 Iron conMltutlon andnerves of steel Ilr Iiolraaa la atlast feeling the strain of lilt greatachievement He will take a littleplace In the country and with hismagnificent record behind him willsettle downs to enjoy the remainderof his days In the simple pleasuresof the Idyllic country life

The bald announcement of lila ret-

irement U chronicled In The Hookman as follow

Wo hear that Sir Arthur ConanDoyle hai written for tho Christmasnumber of tho Strand Magazinethe last adventure of tho famousSherlock Holmes which ho will everchronicle It Is said to be The LastAdventure of the Second Stain

Yesterday a representative of thoDally Mall Journeyed to the love

ly Illndhoad home of Sir Arthur Co-

nan Doyle to ascertain If poMlblethe reasons and circumstances of thefamous del ctlvqs retirement

Hlniplo Country LireA man must retlro some time

ho said ho cant go on forever Yeshis retirement UI now absolute andfinal Bo far as I know there Is nottho illKhtoot Intention of his overagain entering on tho work of thedetection of crime Ills last advent-ure

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will bo a strenuous one aifd willthink bo on a level with some of

his higher achievements After It horetires for good

For a long time ho has nursedtho Idea of a country life with Itssimple delights He will take a littleplace and will go In for beekeep-Ing

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Is there not a probability that aperiod of rest and country solitudemay result In a reaction and throwhim onto moro Into thoof complex and dangerous prob ¬

what I know replied SirArthur emphatically SherlockHolmes retirement will bo final Hewill not again emerge

U was pointed out to Sir Arthurthat some years ago after tho mem ¬

orable occasion of his encounter withMorlarty on tho mountainside thedetective was lost to vlow for a considerable time was Indeed believed

bo deadYes said tho author thought ¬

fully sail I for one firmly hellev ¬

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of his experiences U k possible thatIn his retirement ho will put hismind on that-

Speaking of Incident In the life ofSherlock Holmes Sir Arthur recall ¬

ed Mr Gillette preparation for thepresentation of the famous detectiveon tho stage Mr QtlteUe he seW

wired to me from America askingr If he might marry Sherlock Ilolmt

In the play I replied at onre Marryhim kill him or do what you likewith himIYes added Sir Arthur I amrather tired of Meflotk Holmes Iexpect the public Is too My1 first Ideaof him sprang from Dr nell ofBdlnburgh University whom I knewwhen 1 was a modlent student therelie had the cl areut mind of Sherl-

ock Holmes He would toll the tradeof a patient by little sign about himand would often stale what a personwas suffering from before a wordpassed Thinking of a detective storyI drcldul that reasoning rather thancoincidence should form Its bailsThen my experience of Dr Hell sug ¬

gested Sherlock Holmes to me

OtA Study In Scarlet was tho firstbook I published It made no particular stir Sherlock Holmes caughton when I began to write the shortstories which appeared month aftermonth I had taken rooms In Vlmpole street with tho Idea of becominga consultant on eye troubles I usedto wait there three or four hours ev ¬

orT day for the patient who didntturn up I utilized my time In writIng the first of tho Sherlock Holmesshort stories

From that casual beginningsprang the prominent public life ofthe renowned detective who makeshis farewell bow at Christmas

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ber let will bo subject to a penaltyof ton per cent In accordance witha provision of our city charter Youwill save time Inconvenience anti ad ¬

ditional cost by paying your city taxbills soon as possible

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Mr W B Kennedy the tobacco ¬

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