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The mercury came high this summer, but
/ we must have 1t.
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p- shoop's Restorative Nerve PHI. Sent frea
WIN tts S5c DIR SHoop Box w. Racine Wis
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A marriage for money is generally dollar
w.t.
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The farmers of the West will not grow rich
raising corn for the Chicago grain gamblers
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Denver Directory.

a. WARD, oPTIoIAN, gs seventeenth St, Denver.
DRIVER TENT Avn AwNISs oo-isIi Flake St.
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Col. Corbett's Good Luck.

The Washington City dispatches
say that Col. Thomas Corbett, of this
city will go to Oklahoma as Receiver
of Public Money at Guthrie. His
acceptance of the Office creates va
cancy in the clerkship at the peni-
Tertiary here, which pays salary of
81, 200.
The correspondent of the Louis
vile Commercial, writing of Col.
Corbett's appointment, says:
Secretary Carlisle to-day '1anded"
his old friend, Thomas H. Corbett, in
that "good Office" he volunteered to
give him when he was first called to
the Presidents Cabinet. Mr.. Cor
bett responded last week to Private
Secretary Vansender's letter, and
came here SO as to be on hand when
the lightning was ready to strike
him. Secretary Carlisle told him
that he would like to give him some
thing that would take, him where he
could make inyestm ents in a
new country, and thus grow up with
the country, and not having such a
place. III MS OWH uOpdIULuchU, uc HAS
unloaded him on Secretary Hoke
Smith and coaxed the President to
make him Receiver Of Public Money
in the Land Office at Guthrie, Oklaho-
ma The salary is So per day, with fees
and commissions, the whole not to
exceed $4,000 per year. Territorial
home rule was ignored.
Mr.. Corbett is we'll pleased with
the place he received and left this
evening for Frankfort to prepare to
move to Oklahoma as soon as posi-
BILE,
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completed. This course would satisfy
everybody-the taxpayers of the
State will be satisfied because they
can finally have a handsome new
capitol without increasing their an
nual taxes cent; and the taxpayers
of both Louisville and Lexington
will have good reason to congratu-
late themselves that they have es-
capped the heavy taxation that would
have fallen on them over and above
the other taxpayers of the State, If
they had gotten the Capital and had
to be taxed to raise that bonus of
$3.50, 900 or 81 ,OO0,O 900; but their chief
cause of congratulation should be
that each one of our lovely sister
cities, of whom Frankfort has always
been justly proud, has escaped the
calamity and perpetual humiliation
of having the penitentiary located in
their midst.
These questions having all been
settled to the satisfaction of all par
ties, Frankfort now takes pleasure in
announcing that she has plenty of
friends to reward, but no enemies to
punish, and that her gates are wide
open to all professional and business
men and capitalists who wish to make
their home in our beautiful little
Capital City between the hills.
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Decidedly Shaky.

trembling hand, an uncertain step, fdge-
tlness, indicated by restless shifting from one
place or posture to another, usually mental an
noyance at unexpected noises, are among the
indications OF extreme nervousness. These
seem trlfling. but the health of men and women
in this condition is decidedly shaky," Liable to
to be overthrown disasterously by causes which
the vigorous might defy. To fortify the nervous
system, general vigor must, through the medium
of reinforced digestion. and a removal of an I'M
paired power of sleeping at night be raised to a
healthful standard A guarantee OF this Is
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, which re-establishes
digest on bile secretion and the habit OF body on
a permanently regular basis, thus renewing that
bodily equilibrium which is followed by gain
of strength and nerve tranquility. For kidney
complaint, rheumatism, neuralgia. and as a
preventive of the first attack or subsequent re-
turn Of malaria disorders, this medicine is with
out peer. Thrice daily take wineglasstul.
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Illinois. Kentucky.

From Danvillle, H., Mrs. II j..
Majors writes: II have been using
your remedies for scrofula and am
greatly benefited. My back was al
most one solid sore. Two boxes of
DR.. Hale's Household Ointment
healed it entirely.''
From Olive Hill, Ky, Mrs. M. J.
Matney writes, May 10. 1892: My
daughter has been afflicted with
erysipelas in her eyes from infancy.
She is now past IL years old and one
Csc. box has cured her" 1t costs no
more TO get the best Get box at
7. II. CARPENTERS drug store. l
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2,229,672.

These figures represent the number
Of bottles of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which were sold in the United
States from March, '91 to March 1872.
Two Million, Two Hundred and
Twenty-Eight Thousand, Six Hun
dred and Seyenty-Two bottles sold
in one year, and each and every
bottle was sold on positive guaran-
tee that money would be refunded if
satisfactory results did not follow its
use. The secret Of it's success is
plain. 1t never disappoints and can
Away be depended on as the very
best remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc.
Price Soc. and $1.0O. At PHIL. CAR
ENTERS Drug store. 6
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for in the odd hours when he was not
setting type along side of Virgil
Williams and Hook Ford, on the
Appeal. 1t was in the fall of 1889
that he was admitted to the bar, after
only four months of study. Then
he went to the Indian Territory
and let his new painted sign catch
the gentle zephyr of the beautiful
Indian land-but he did not remain
there more than years, and while
there, at spare moments contributed
many sketches of western character,
some humorous, some historical, to
different papers. But it is only of
late, since his return to Memphis,
that he has taken to short story
writing, and in this line he is at
tracing much favorable criticism
from men like Will Hu bbard +,
Reman, Howard, Hawthorne and
MCGEE. The character of his
stories is something like that of
Poe, softened and beautified by an
Irving touch. Merrill's "Mystic
Marriage Bell" or the "Hideous
Black Head" in point of exciting in
cident, startling situations, stipend
Gus improbability and wild imagi-
nation, is not unlike Poe's "Black
Cat" but the former is better told,
for Merrill's style is graceful and
smooth. His stories glide along
as happily as the beautiful legends Of
Irving, and yet his writing is at times
vigorous and terse, almost to abrupt
ness. The weird and beautiful and
the wild and uncanny seem to hold
occult charms for him, and he has
h,,t 70 Of
them to startle the world with stories
AS exact as ever Bellamy wrote; as
weird as Poe, as wild as Haggard, as
metaphysical as Give Harper, as
beautiful as the sombre dreams of
Hoffman.
His End of Time" is one of the
most daring flights Of imagination
since Bulwer wrote the Coming
Race and the word painting in this
story is as marvellous as the creation
of the incident. THE Last of the
Anadarkas' is beautifully written
legend Of the elimination of the
Indian race, and in point of concep-
ton in originality of plot and vivid
Imagination is the equal of anything
he has published. But the Monarch
of the Moon,' his last production,
which is not yet published, but. which
will soon appear in the Memphis
Sunday Times, is by far his master
piece. In this little story the imagi-
nation almost takes away the breath.
Stars, nor moons, nor constellation,
nor space itself, hold it in letters. 1t
is as vivid as improbable, and the
exciting interest never Stacks until
the end is reached, at which beauti-
full moral bursts upon the reader and
he at once sees that in his giddy
fight through the realms Of weird
dreamland he has finally halted upon
the ground of eternal right and the
everlasting principles of correct
philosophy.
WILL T. CARPENTER.
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manently cured by itc mild, soothing, cleans
ing and healing properties.
If you could only be sure of that, it's
enough.
The proprietors Of Dr. Sage's Remedy try
to prove it TO you. They are sure enough Of
it-a record of 25 years, with thousands of
the most hopeless cases, has satisfied them
but how can they prove it to you? There's
no better way than with money. So they
say this, and they mean it, " if we can't cure
your Catarrh, no matter what your case is,
we'll pay you $500 in cash. There's chance
that you can't be cured. but it's SO small that
we're willing to take it."
What more can they say or do to convince
you2
Isn't that enough2
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01
NOW FOR THE
s.

God bless them. We have almost every
thing they wear, Lace Caps, the Baby
Ruth Cap, The French Cap, the Suubon-
net Long Cloaks, handsomely embroider-
ed, as low as $3.50. White Robes, hand
somely embroidered; While Flannel Long
Skirts. Wool Sacques, BooIies in Wool aud
Leather, Wool Wristbands, and everything
else they need. Our s and 10 cent Hand
kerchiefs are beauties. We also have them
at IS, 20 and IS cents, elegant values. All
the rage now are Ladies' Shirt Waists. We
have a very large line OF them, ranging in
prices from IS cents 10 81. We have
great many more goods, tco numerous to-
mention, and We can safely say when you
deal with us once we will have you as our
customer, as only fair oeaIings will be our
aim, the best of goods and the lowest of
price, because
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01
FURNISHED BY GLOVER & DURRETT,
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.

Sales on our market for the week
just closed amount to LIPS hhds., with
receipts for the same period of 1871
hhds. Sales on our market since jan
uary list amount to 1887 hhds. Sales
Of the crop Of 1892 on our market to
this date amount to rs, 422 hhds.
The market for hurley tobacco for
the past week has been quiet with
prices for medium to good grades
about the same. Common grades
were irregular and little easier at
the close Of the week. We presume
the planting season has been general
and the crop is about on the hill.
The following quotations fairly rep
resent our market for new hurley to-
bacco 1892 crop:
Trash dark or damaged
TOBACCO .......................So QUO 81 on
Common Colony trash. 4 500 %
Medium to good colory
UfaSn. ....... ................ Z0t6g w
Common Jugs not colory 4 25(@ & 90
Common Colony lugs..... 6 300 8 25
Medium to good colory
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" S 25(1 10 90
Common to medium leaf S 00(9 II 90
Medium to good leaf.....l2 00(@ IA 90
Good to fine leaf............ II 00@ 10 90
Select or wrappery
Tobacco o.. ......,... 10 0oM % so
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01
READY WRRPPERS

For ladies at only SI.25, ready-medeaprons
at IS cents, and all kinds of Muslin Under
wear for Ladies as cheap IS you can buy
the material. These goods are AL we'll
made. Gloves and Mitts for Ladies in Kid,
Channels. Silk and Isle Threads, and the
Gauntlet we have in all shades. Without
doubt we can show you the best line of
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01
Table Linen, Towels 4 Napkins

We can beat New York City in Prices. We
carry full line OF Domestcs, such as
Rleached and Brown Cottons, in all the
Leading Brands; Bleached and Brown
Sheetings, all colors, IN Cheese Cloth,
Ginghams, Alabama Piaids, Scrim for Cur.
tains as low as 5 cents yard, and COM
pleie line of Dress Innings and Trimmings,
including the Double-face Selisias Crino-
line, in Black, White and Drab. Plain Sc
lisia, good quality, at l2K cents yard.
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Removed - ev-


cry vestige of Ca
tarrh in the Head,
no matter how
bad the case, or
of how long stand
ing, by DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy.
Not only Catarrh
itself, but all the
troubles that come
from it - they're
perfectly and per-
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01

ShilOh's CuIr, the Great Cough and
Group Cure, is for sale by us. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses, only
25c. Children love it. p
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01
.ORSETS

In Kentucky in Black and White, in medi-
um and extra long, to suit the lean as well
as the stout at prices ranging from 4oc-
to $3.50. Fry them once and you will wear
no other.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01

July /, 1898:
Barnes, Evils Johnson, Johnnie
Brown, Ella Irwin, Charlie
Brown, j. B. Ingram, Grande
Chinault, George Lanter, II. G.
Crisson, Safe Moffett, Mann
Edwards, Chas. Norton, Morror
Goods. Robt. Nichols, Rev. H. A.
Graves, Lloyd coll Patton, b. r.
Hammock, Albert Russell, Kate
Haden, Austin Thompson, Jane
Hadley, Hiram G. Towson, 10,
Hugs. Lizzybeth Spilman, Moses
Holman, Moses Walker Mills
Jones, w. j. White, Lou
When calling for these letters, say
advertised. j, M. SAFFELL, P. NJ.
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Advertised Letters at Frankfort,
Kentucky.

Below will be found list Of adver
tised letters for the week ending
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01
HaDbeTg EdglDgs
5 AND IOC. COUNTER

Of Hamberg Edgings, as they are beauties.
AS for Linen Laces, such as Torchon, Me-
diei and Smyrna; these are all handmade
goods. We can't be beat in variety and
prices. In fact there is nothing in the lace
line that we do not keep.
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ONE PRICE 70 GTiay;l1Y,

Mary a reader Of this notice can look
back from 10 to IS years, when We done
business here before, that can testify to our
square dealings and polite attention to
everybody. We think it no trouble to show
goods, and are only too glad to do so, be-
cause
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01
P. 7. A. Z. 7. T.P.

We carry full line Of hosiery for ladies,
gents and children, in black. unblea ched,
tan and pin stripe and scarlet. We carry
the most complete line of
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-01

They opened up last Wednesday, June
FL, and the excitement has been intense.
Everybody surprised at the great variety OF
goods and the very low prices MARI ed on
them in plain figures. We have only
The evening world., 1893-11-08
WILL BE SEEN $50 MILES.
A4o, ooo.o 900. Candle Power Beacon
Light for the French Coast.

The engineer-in-chief of the French
lighthouse service proposes to Guido all
previous achievements in brilliant
lighthouses by constructing a beacon
light with a lantern of 1900, 00O-candle
power. says the Philadelphia Record.
1t has only been a few months since
this gentleman completed the most pow
erful lighthouse which up to that time
had been constructed. 1t is at the Cape
OF La Heve, less than three miles from
Havre, and marks the northern entrance
OF the estuary OF the Seine. Its illumi-
mating powers is equal to 10000 900 can
dies, n Its light is visible at a distance
Of l+0 miles in clear weather.
Gated some ten miles from ouimper. at
a projecting headland bearing the name
OF Penmarck, will not send its light ray
much further h that of La Heve.
will be abou $50 miles, but the intensity
OF the pencil of light being doubled, the
amount of light at the same distance Is
likewise doubled
This enormous intensity OF light Is OBJ
tained by an arrangement OF the lenses
OF the lamp. In the ordinary lamp the
lenses, consisting of a number OF rectan-
gular panels, are placed in steps In
such a name that the source OF light
occupies the principal focus of each OF
them. The rays OF light then emanate
from this part of the apparatus in a
horizontal pencil.
BY reducing the number of panels the
quantity OF light received, by each Is
consequently correspondingly increased.
AT La Heve there are four panels, the
total light emitted by the lamp being
triple the amount received in an appa-
ratus with twelve panels.
1t Is proposed in the new lighthouse TO
employ but two panels, each OF them
occupying a half square. Each lens
will, therefore, receive half OF the total
light emitted by the lamp, and conse-
quently will emit a pencil OF rays OF
a power double hat furnished at La
Heve.
Like the lighthouse at La Heve. the
new lighthouse will be lighted by cleo
tricity. The lamp will be fed by an
alternating current OF 100 ampereS at It's
maNiuW.
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S%ERPENTINE STRATEGY.
First Feed OF a Pair OF Big Pythous
After q Seasons Lethargy.

In addition to possessing many Won
derful traits that distinguish them from
the other members of the big family Of
snakes at the geological garden, the two
pythons have recently developed some
new wrinkles which they must have
brought over from India, says the Phil
adelphia Press. While visitors to the
garden were marvelling at the recent
luncheon the reptiles made of their
skins, the pythons regained their pris-
tine freshness, and are now almost en-
tirely recovered from the state OF leth-
argy into which they fall when the skin
transition takes place.
. he ~re1'iles were given their first
n,arty meal some time Friday, and in
consequence are now enjoying a long
sleep that comes from gorging. This
Is not at all strange but the, manner
in which hey got their meal is novel,
10 say the least, and shows that some
OF the customs of their native country
soil cling to them. A dozen rabbits
ateiy there was a scurrying. The
more h exhibited their agility. As
soon as the big python got a chance he
nape of the neck. threw il in the air.
and caught il when 1t came down, with
a half-hitrh he had taken in his body;
This performance was repeated several
had been broken, the python swallowed
the rabbit, ears. legs and all.
In the me1ntoime out OF Difference. evi
IDENTIFY to his companion; the small python
lay quiet. He watched the rabbits, how
ever, and his eyes sparkled Ike dia-
monds In anticipation of the feed. Hav-
ing swallowed the rabbit the big python
repeated his performance until eight OF
the twelve rabbits remained. He moved
about laZily and tried to catch another
rabbit. but the animals he had swal-
laN1.l mazda hja n,nNpnnpntS nppagSar ~ ~
slow. and finally he gave up the job and
lay on the floor with part OF his body
concealed by the foliage. His head lay
directly under a bunch of leaves, and he
vas evidently preparing fro a coup
d'etat that would net him more rabbits.
The o~nluokers were not disappointed,
mouth, ana the cavity looked for all the
world like a hole in the case. one OF
the rabbits thought II was an avenue OF
escape and made a bolt headlong into
, there was n peculiar OF the
snakes body and there Was one less
rabbit in the cage; The smalle" python
fen in with the ideas of mis- companion
and opened his mouth. Seeing. their
companion had apparently made ms
escape, and that there was another
cavity opened to them another Of ne
rabbits Owed into the mouth Of the
smaller snake. He had not been Eorred
like his bTE brother, and he soon Do
spatchcl the rabbit and came up sM!l
ing for another -.
6ra after tho other four rabbits werf
forced to jump down the big Iython's
throat unit! there was no room fol
more. Then, and only then. ala "A smile
Of iuv settle over the big rcntil's coun'
tennuCe az he calmly closed his mouth
and went or into n doZc,
Persons who are familiar with thu
habits Of the python and boa say they
will swallow animals as large as a small
calf and will remain for days IN a
etupor that makes their capture an easy
matter.
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BULLS FORCE PRICES UP.
Market Opens Strong and a Slight
Reaction Follows.
Rock Island asd Sugar Score q
Narked Advance.

There was a complete change Of specu-
lative sentiment this morning. n the
bears who were in control on Monday
were put to flight by their opponents.
The short interest in the market had
accumulated rapidly, and this fact was
taken advantage OF by the bulls to give
animated, more particularly at the start.
when there was a regular scramble to
buy on the part OF the smaller shorts
Some of the leading bears hesitated.
but they found the tide running too
strongly against them. and before the
end of the first hour they. too, were on
the run.
London was a buyer, and commission
houses received numerous orders from
out-of-town clients. Tit rise was equal
to l-2 a 2 "a per cent, the latter in Rock
/ Iland, which jumped to 60 "a. Sugar
advanced ass 10 80. Burlington &
Quincy lis to SO 3-s, Chicago Gas SIS
to 60 SIS, st. Paul IA to s. 5-s, North
west l IL to los, General Electric 2 l-2 TO
a, New England Is to "a, and West
The directors OF the Cleveland & Pitts
burg Railroad Company have declared
the regular quarterly dividend of ! "a
per cent; upon The guaranteed stock.
The steamship Trave. which arrived
on Monday evening, brought 1850 bar
gold consigned to Heidelbach, Ickelhei-
mer & Co.
The reports made to the Comptroller
OF the Currency OF the condition of the
..ational banks throughout the country
show that deposits fell OF sl0s. 900, 90
from the condition shown under the pre-.
ceding call, July u last.
! The assets under the call OF Oct. 3 were
81, los. 500, 2S4. The surplus fund of the
banks. S246. $50. Isl. Loans and discounts
were 81, $50. CO.. $40. Rond to secure cir.
culation were s206. 463, $50.
The capital stock paid in was 67S..
$40. 1886: undivided profits were sos, 474. Co.
unpaid dividends were S2.sT4,627. notes
and bills rediscounted were SCI. 0S6, 1877
United states deposits were SO. 546l3S
LaZardFreres have been advised Of the
shipment Of $225,~0 in gold on the Teu,
tonic, sailing tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
SHE GOT EVEN WITH HIN.
A Little Sisters Revenge or Her
Brother by Telling Secrets.

Sometimes a cute little sister makes
the heart of her brother very weary
and ~disconsolate, as such was the case
of a Tioga brother recently. He is
about twenty-five years old. This
brother and his little sister have just
returned from the mountains. where
they ]sojourned after coming from the
seashore, says an exchange.
A remarkable characteristic of the
brothers appearance is that his hair Is
almost completely gray, which gives him
a distinguished mien and is an adorn-
ment to his handsome Roman features.
All the girls went Wild over him when
he stopped at the hotel in the noun
tains. They simply dotted on his gray
hair and youthful face, until the young
fellow was a lion and a crusher OF
hearts.
One day the little sister wanted some
thing, Her big brother wouldn't give
1t to her. She was persistent, but her
he more obstinate, Finally the little
sisters eyes opened wide; there was a
CLEAN OF revenge and she said heroic
ally: I Will pay you for. this"
thought. The idea OF a big brother
being scared by any little rnse OF re.
venge adopted by his sister! He walked
mirers. Amid the futter OF hearts the
little sister trundled savagely up and
cried:
d you know how my brothers hair
became white? 1t wasn't born that
way. He had red hair, and, wanting to
turn, 1t black, put some ointment on It."
"Ha. hal finished the little sister,
darting terrible glances at the exasper-
ated brother.
The next morning one big and one
little trunk left the hotel for the sta
ton. a little later a big brother and a
little sister followed their effects, while
sagntered love-cured along the YER