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=GEO A LEWIS Pror and Pub

t tfFRANKFORT DECEMBER 241904

r THE LEXINGTON HERALDl ABSORBS THE DEMO-

CRATicThe Lexington Herald once

t again attracts the attention ofthe State by its absorption of TheLexington Democrat which has

been its competitor in the BlueGrass for the past four yearsThe Herald which was formed by

the consolidation of The DailyPress founded in 1870 and therMorning Transcript which was

started in ISIS first attractedr

State attention in 1S9G Underthe editorship of Col W C PIBreckinridge it obtained a ¬

tional reputation for its editorialsand more than a State reputationfor the energy ability and enter ¬

prise shown in its news and busHness departments In spite of thebitter political contests from 1890

to 1900 in all of which it took a<

leading part it prospered andgained in both subscribers toldadvertising patronage Less thantwo years ago it moved from itsold quarters to The Herald Build ¬

ing the most conveniently locatedand handsomest and most complete newspaper oflice in any cityin America the size of Lexingtonand which cost over twenty thous ¬

and dollars It installed a com-

plete¬

new plant consisting of aI Cox Duplex Angle Bar Press and

a battery of Mergejithaler Lino-

type¬

Machines which cost anothertwenty thousand and over

f There is Imrdln newspaperplant in the State as completeand as well arranged as its plantVith the Associated Press reportswith a corps of correspondentsand reporters which equals ninnyt a city paper it won new su-

ccessSEED

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life experienced farmer4 has learned that some

grains require far differ ¬

r ent soil than otherst some crops need differ

enthandling than othersHe knows that a great

j deal depends upon rightplanting at the righttime and that the soilmust be kept enrichedNo use of complainingin summer about a mis ¬

take made in the springDecide before the seedis planted

life best time to reme ¬

dy wasting conditions inthe human body is be ¬

fore the evil is too deeprooted At the first evi-dence of loss of flesh

Scotts Emulsionshould be taken imme ¬

diately There is noth-ing

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I that will repairwasted tissue more

t quickly or replace lostf flesh more abundantly

than Scotts Emulsiont It nourishes and builds

up the body when ordi1 jiarv foods absolutelyfailIWetvlll sendyou n sample free

Be pure that thispicture in the form-at a is on tilleverybottleyou buy

SCOTT C

BOWNECHEMISTS

409 Pearl StreetNEW YORK

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I Heart Trouble Baffled Doctors-

DrMilesHeart

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Cure andNervine Cured Me t

There is nothing more necessary to healththan sleep and rest If these are dented Louif you rise in the morning more tired thanwhen you went to bed there is an affection oftthe nerves plainly If your heart isiweak or an inherited tendency inthat direction your weakened nerves willsoon to affect your hearts action as to bring

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on serious chronic trouble Dr Miles Ner ¬

vine is a nerve tonic which qiets the nervesso that sleep may come and it quickly re ¬

stores the weakened nerves to health andstrength Dr Miles Heait Cure is a creat

heart tonic which the ac ¬

tion of the heart enriches the blood and im-

proves¬

the circulationSome time ago I was suffering severely

with heart trouble At times my heart wouldseemingly stop beating and at others it wouldbeat loudly and very fast Three to fourhours sleep each night in ten months was allI could get One week in last September Inever closed my eyes I gut Dr Miles Nervineand Heart Cure at a drugstore in Lawrenceburg after in medi ¬

cines and doctors intouisille ShelbyvilleFrankfort Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg-and in three days have derived morefrom the use of your remedies than I gotfrom all the doctors their medicines Ithink ought to know of the mar ¬

velous contained in your remediesW II HUGHES Fox Creek

All druggists sell and guarantee first bot-tle

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Dr Miles Remedies Scud for free bookon Nervous and Heart Diseases AddressDr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

every yenr It stood for clennconservative courteous journal ¬

ism and the lofty tone of ColBreckinridges editorials seemedto be reflected in both the newsand business departments Sincehis loath there has been widespeculation as to whether it wouldbe continued under the sautemanagement and last week therewas a report published that MrW P Walton the editor andowner of The Democrat had pur¬

chased it and that Mr DeshaBreckinridge would retire fromthe newspaper world It nowturns out that The Democrat hasbeen purchased by Mr Breckin ¬

ridge for about onehalf or one

thirdof what has been spent intrying to establish it and thnt itwas absorbed by The Heraldwhich will be contnued under thesame management that has madeit in many respects the modeldaily paper of Kentucky

COURT OF APPEALS AD ¬

JOURNED

The September term of theCourt of Appeals closed on Satur-day

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afternoon and the court ad ¬

journed until court in coursewhich will be January 2 1005

at which time Chief Justice A RBurnam retires from the benchhaving served eight years

RESUMED OPERATIONSI

The Old Crow Distillery pro-

perty¬

of W A Gaines tC Co madethe first mash of the season onMonday last The capacity ofthis house is about 800 bushelsper day

It makes nothing but first classwhisky of the highest grade

SNEAK THIEVES

Some sneak thieves took pos ¬

session of the contents of the re ¬

frigerator of Mr Edmund MerryRodman on Saturday night Edsays he had a good ninny goodthings to tick his palate withon Sunday hut when he went tolook for them they were non est

A PLEASANT PILL

No pill is as pleasant and posi ¬

tive as DeWitts Little Earlv

EarlyRisersthat children delicate ladies andweak people enjoy their cleansingeilect while strong people saythey are the best liver pills soldSold by J W Gayle

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STRONG AND ABLE SERMON

Rev M B Adams the brilliantyoung pastor of the First BaptistChurch delivered a strong search-

ing und tender sermon on Sundaynight to a large congregationupon the theme A Country Boyin a Wicked City

The preacher set forth in plainand searching language the dan ¬

gerous pitfalls and enticements tolead young men away from thepaths of virtue and integrity andwith earnest and tender wordsbesouught the young men andwomen cf his audience to bewareof the vultures that would preyupon their lives and pointed tothe religion of Christ as the onlysure foundation upon which theycould place their feet and thushave strength to drive back thewave of sin and debauchery nowso prevalent and threatening tocarry away so many

The intense interest withwhichthis sermon was listened to bythe large crowd gives augury ofgood results

Every family should have itshousehold medicine chest andthe first bottle in it should be DrWoods Norway Pine SyrupNatures remedy for coughs andcolds

TO HAVE AN ERUPTIVEHOSPITAL

An arrangement has been con ¬

cluded by the citcounty andState authorities whereby therewill be an eruptive hospital estab ¬

lished for the care of all patientsaffected with eruptive and con ¬

tagious diseasesThe title of the hospital will be

Eruptive HospitalThe City Board of Health as

appointed by Mayor Darnell iscomposed of the following gentle-men

Dr S E James Dr C AFish Dr G F Thompson MrR A Brawner Mr J B Utterback and Mr James Heeney

The County Board as appointedby the County Medical Associa ¬

tion consists of Dr John GSouth Dr L T Minish and DrWarren Montfort

Dr H L Tobin will representthe State

This is a sensible and commonsense move in the right directionand will do away with the crudeand unsatisfactory way in whichthis matter has been arranged

heretoforeClAlw O R a A

Bears theThe Kind You Have Always Bought

Signature rt Aof

EXSHERIFF B F SUTERBOUGHT BIG FARM

ExSheriff B F Suter who

went to Oklahoma and Texas sev ¬

eral weeks ago has returnedhome having purchased a farmof some 000 acres in Texas Hesays the possibilities for that sec ¬

tion are immense He regretshowever leaving his native State

CHANGE OF BASE

Our neighbor of the KentuckyJournal has removed its officefrom Main street to the Kaltenbrun building next door to theChristian Church on Ann streetwhere much more desirable quar ¬

ters were obtained

A Choice TobaccoFarm ForSale

Good dwelling large tobacco burn52x110 also good tenement house nod tillother necessary outbuildings situatedau miles from Frankfort on Louisvilleturnpike For terms apply to G DHAW ¬

rUNS on the premise oc223m

Dr J S CollinsDE-

NTIST821 Main St Frankfort Ky

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I Pleasant to take T

Laxatived Syrup

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NATURES CURE FOR CONSTIPATION IAsk Your Doctor

And he will tell you Laxative Fruits and their extracts arethe best medicines for Constipation as they bring about anormal action of the bowels wh n minerals and their saltsare irritating to the intestines

LYONS LAXATIVE SYRUP is a strictly Fruit and Vege ¬

table Compound and if used in Constipation will bringabout a complete cure ridding you of such symptoms asSick Headache Nervousness Tired Feeling NauseousnessBloated Feeling etc

Your money will be returned if you do nnot like it better thanany other you have tried

ALL DRUGGISTS 25c AND 50c PER BOTTLE

NOW IS THE PROPER TIME TO

Glaze You-rWindows

I have an immense stock ofGI ASS all sizes andcninterest you as to price andquantity

FRANK G1

STAGGHardware Paints Oils Etc

LEXINGTON AND EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY

LOCAL TIMETABLE IEFFECTIVE OCT 10 1004

EASTBOUND WESTBOUND

DailyNo 2 I No4I StationsI 3Dally

Ex f Kx Bunts Ex Sun

PMLenvoIi

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225 743 0 Lexington 0 1010 005 wBIO 825 20 Wlnehertter 20 921 620a50 913 40 Olny City 40 887 4894116 923 44 Stanton 44 828 480485 I54 67 Natural Bridge 67 IWI 401449 1003 02 Torrent 62 747 I 8475 1 10 W 70 Buattyvllle Junction 70 726 826-

I 015 11 tD OJ1uckHon Dol 025 22S

Trains No 3 and 4 connect at 0 K Junction with the O K Ry for Cnnnol City andrA11yut Sterling and local stationJ11 BARB CHARLES SCOTT

General Manager G p AOHIO AND KENTUCKY RAILWAY

No 84 No 22No 83 NonDailyMly MistA M Lvo P M AMAr PM ArLvelIo 980 I 880 1120 0 i

1 1125 250 0 K Junction UU5 1120 11084B 168 Vl1hulIt 417 1152 10116tt11J 1r1

Nos 21 and 22 will make close connection at O r K Junotton with Nos B and 4 forpoints on the Lexington and Eastem Railway

I Mk C CONLEY Superintendent

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