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9 TO IL ONLY Saturday M0rnina TO n2 ONLY
5Ladies' Untrimmed Leghorns soc

I.25Ladies' Untrimmed Leghorns soc
Fine Italian Leghorn Hats, in natural
color, large, stylish shapes; value
SLIPS each. Saturday. to IL q. ln.Soc
$500 Ladies' Silk Capes at $I.s5
Very Pretty Brocaded Silk Capes, in
small floral designs, made with pleat-
ed back and lace collar, trimmed with
satin ribbon, nearsilk lining; value
$500 each. Saturday, to u a. m....
SI.35
soc Fancy Ribbons at Ioc
A Very Pretty Line of All Silk Rib
bons, in fancy designs, width from
to 4 inches value so cents yard.
Saturday, to IL a. m.... $50. ..IOc
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2 TO ONLY Friday afternoon TO ONLY

7sc Ladies' Sailors at CSC
straws, with black silk ribbon bands;
value 75c each. Friday, to p. M,
at.... ........ SSC
$I.oo Silk Plated Vests at 4oc
Ladies' Simmer Vests. in blue, black,
lavender and cream, low neck, sleeve
less, silk embroidered lace trimmed;
worth $1.00 each. Friday, 2 to p.
M, at. 80. Noe
soc Ladies' Chemise at Ioc
Good Muslin Chemise, made with all
embroidery yoke and trimmed with
Valenc.ennes laces; value soc each
Friday, to p. M, att. -. .FSc
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

John X. Cashier of Belt returned this
morning from an extended visit in the
East
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Ballou have taken
the residence of Rev. w. N. Moore for
the summer.
Mrs. W. H. Fee of Creston ILL.,, is
the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry H. Rose.
Several members of the Barker fam
lily, who were here to attend the funeral
of the late Edwin j. Barker, returned
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4oc Mems Underwear at Ioc

4oc Mems Underwear at Ioc
Wool Mixed Medium Weight, Cam
els Hair Underwear, good quality
and we'll finished; value 4Oc each.
Saturday, to 5 p. M, at. .Ioc
SI.25 Silk Front Shirts at 6oc
Fine Cambria Shirts, with ombre cord
silk fronts, in light and dark colors,
shirt to be worn with white collar;
value $1.25 each. Saturday, to
p H., a'.'.' ......'. minimum. OQC
$I.oo Laundered Shirts at zoc
Fine Percale Shirts, with cuffs to
match in all the leading patterns
and colorings, thoroughly well made:
value $1.00 each. Saturday, to
p. H., aI.... 80. 80. DOC
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6oc FIusIin Underskirts 2oc

Doc Huslin Underskirts 2oc
Good quality Ladies' Muslin Under
skirts, made with four rows of tucks
and wide embroidery 1ounce around
bottom; value Coo each. Saturday, 8
to IL a. m....... MISUNDERSTANDING Oc
$I.25Children' S and Misses Shoes zSc
Fine Dongola Kid and Tan Vici Shoes,
in lace only, strongly made; value
$1.25 pair. Saturday, 9 to IL a. M.
75C
$500 Mems Pants $I45
A line of good Wool Pants Of cheviot
and worsted materials, in dark colors,
stylishly cut, all sizes; value IS pair.
Saturday, to - a. m. .........SI.45
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Additional Contributions.

Great Falls, June s.-The following
lists of contributions to the soldiers
monument fund were received to-day
school: Fifth grade-Laurice Henry,
cents; George Gordon, 10 cents; Katie
Hogan, 20 cents; Alma Asplan, rs cents;
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-09
PROMISED TO LEAVE TOWN.
The Police Making War on the Vicious
and Depraved.

many vags and DRINKS which lined up
this morning in the police court We're
two secretaries. They were arrested a
few days ago and given an opportu-
nifty to rid the town of their presence.
and it looks as if the police were MAX
ing determined effort to clean the city
from this worst kind of parasites
Those who appeared this morning We're
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$7.75 ChiIdren's Trimmed Hats csc

$7.75 ChiIdren's Trimmed Hats Csc
Some very swell fancy Straw Hats,
trimmed with plated mulls and rib
bons, long ties; value $2.25. Saturday,
to p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
6sc Ladies' Untrimmed Hats ISc
Short Back Sailors of plain black
straw, with tire rim, stylish shape;
value Csc each. Saturday, to S p. m.
ISc
$I.5o Ladies' Walking Hat SIC
We offer the new and very stylish Wal
dorf Fedora, in fancy light rough
straws, with folded Roman stripe
bands, assorted shadings: value $1.50
each. Saturday, to p. m....SSc
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$I.oo Ladies' Shirt Waists 4oc

W dTSCS 4yC
Fine Cotton Waists, of such material
as percales, cheviots and madras
cloths, made in the best style and
trimmed with embroideries and
Braid value $1.0O each. Saturday,
to II a. m.... -. ....,... ......AOC
$500 Ladies' Trimmed Hats $a.35
Elegant Hand Made Hats, of Liberty
silk, chiffons and straw braids, all
colors, including black, are shown in
this line; value $500 each. Satur-
day, to II a. M. -. S2.35
$s.25 Ladies Sailors 4Sc
! Knox Shape Sailors of assorted rough
straw braids, black silk band, latest
style; value s1.25 each. Saturday
to u a. m... t2c
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70 ONLY SATURDAY afternoon 70 oNL1
$50 Ladies', Satin Waists at S3.os

IS. 90 Ladies' Satin Waists at $.3.o5
All Silk Duchesse Satin Waists, cord
tucked singly or in groups, on an
elaborate range of beautifully tint
ed grounds, made with yoke and
pleated backs; value $500 each. Sat
urday, to 5 p. M, at. ...... S2,OS
75c Girls White Aprons at 2oc
Good Lawn Aprons, with ruffles, over
the shoulders, trimmed with laces
and insertions, sizes 4 to IA years;
value 75c each. Saturday, to 5 p.
M, at. ......2OC
I5c Chiidren's Hose at SC
Extra Weight Derby Ribbed Cotton
Hose, in black only. very serviceable
value 15c a pair. Saturday, 2 to
n. M. at 81
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I2c Fancy Silkalines at &c Yard
In beautiful large designs, equal in ap-
pearance to the finest China silk;
worth 12c yard Saturday, 8 to
IL a. H.. -. 80 -. ...'....... &C
$I.oo White Bed Spreads 4oc
Good Weight White Crochet Spreads,
in assorted designs, la size, hem
med edges; value $1.OO EACH Sat
urday, to IL a. m.... -. .....4OC
&c Curtain Scrim at 3 lac
Fancy Lace Striped Curtain Scrim, in
cream, with colored stripes, also
plain cream; value cents a yard.
Saturday, 8 to ~ a. No.. >... 3Ac
7sc Ladies' Underskirts at 2oc
Seersucker Understands, in fancy light
colored stripes and plain tans, made
with large double founce around
bottom and very full cut; value 75c
each. Saturday; 8 to IL a. m.... zoe
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$I.25 CI1iIdren's Hats at 3oc

Very Pretty Spring Hats of null and
straw combined, trimmed with pref
ty flowers, all colors; value SLIPS
each. Friday, , to y. n, at. .39c
75c Ladies' Untrimmed Hats at 25c
New Short Back Sailors. in plain and
fancy rough straws, all desirable col
prs; value 75c each. Friday, 2 to
p. NJ, at.... -. ..........2Sc
$500 Ladies' Silk Waists at S7.o5
Line of Fine China and Ombre six
Waists, in pretty light stripes and
plain colors, made with bias cord,
tucked fronts and plated backs, sep
arate tucked stock collars, all sizes.
Friday, to p. M, at. ..$2.05
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oc Ladies' Summer Corsets Ioc

soc Ladies' summer COrSetS I0C
Summer Corsets, in white only, long
waist and we'll boned, a thoroughly
reliable corset; value SOC pair. Sat
urday, to IL a. m................I 0C
$3.50 Ladies' Silk Vests soc
Ladies' finest All Silk Vests, in blue.
pink, white and black, trimmed with
all silk lace and tapped low neck and
sleeveless; value $1.50 each. Satur-
day, Q to IL q. m. Soc
7oc Ladies' bingham Aprons SC
Fast colored Bingham Aprons, in blue
and brown checks very full cut;
value 20 cents each. Saturday, to
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$3.50 Ladies' Kid Gloves at 7oc

$50 LADIES' KID UIoVes at 70c
We offer a fine Two-clasp Pique Kid
Glove, in all the leading shades, with
French embroidered backs, every pair
fitted and warranted; worth $1.50 d
pair. Friday. 2 to 5 p. m......... 79c
$I.25 Girl's Lawn Aprons at soc
A line of real good White Aprons. well
made up and trimmed with embroid-
cry, ages to IA years; value $1.25.
Friday, 2 to p. m, at........... Soc
2oc Ladies' Stock Collars at oc
Four Fold Stock Collars of combination
satin and pique, all colors; value zoe
each. Friday, to p. M, at.... &c
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7oc Ladies' bingham Aprons SC

5000 Mems Mackintoshes at $2.45
Tan Mackntoshes of good covert cloths
with velvet collar, double breasted
box cut value Sc each. Saturday. 2
D. $3.50 Ladies' Shoes $I.o5
I. A line of samples of fashionable Shoes.
p in all styles and sizes, every pair in
~ the lot worth at least $3.50. Saturday.
2 to p. m....... .............SI.o5
3sc Silk Windsor Ties I7c
All Silk Windsors, in swell, large
plaids, bright, pretty colorings, full
length; value BIC each. Saturday.
to p m....... .............. NC
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soc ITEMS Crash Hats at I0c

Newest shape Crash Hats, in tans, with
light stripes, positively the correct
thing for summer wear; value SOC
each. Saturday, 8 to IL a. m..... IOC
soc ITEMS OversElIrts at 25c
Fine Sateen Shirts, in pretty light
stripes and checks, well made up;
value soc each. Saturday, 9 to u
d. m..'.... -. -. ................2SC
$1,000 Stiff Hats at csc
First quality Spring Derbys, in black
and brown, correct shapes, the low
est price at which reliable stiff hat
has ever been offered; value 50 each
Saturday, 8 to IL a. m...........osc
2oc ITEMS Socks at SC
Extra grade Egyptian Cotton Hose, in
fancy pink and blue notified color
ings, seamless; value zoe a pair. Sat
urday, 8 to u a. m Sc
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$I2.oo Mems Suits $s.S5

A line of good, durable Suits in chew
lots, cassimeres and worsteus, brown
and gray mixtures and plain blue and
black; value $12 each. Saturday, to
p. m......... ................ ..S5.S5
$1,000 Mems Suits $o.35
Fourteen styles of real fine Suits in
blue serges, black and fancy worst
eds and fine cheviots, a large variety
of colors and patterns shown; value
$3.50. Saturday, to p. m.....S SOFAS
$4,000 Mems Suits $I2.o5
The highest point of tailors art reach
ed in these suits. You'll be surprised
at so high-class a collection Finest
quality Suitings used and all the
latest patterns shown. Some silk lined
others italian cloth lined; both single
and double breasted styles; value 800
each. Saturday, from to SI2.OS
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Csc Boys Knee Pants at 25c

Csc Boys Knee Pants at 25c
Cashmere materials, all dark colors,
strongly sewn; value Csc pair. Fri
day, to p. M, 2SC
ooc Boys Laundered Shirts at soc
Negligee Shirts of fine zephyr Bingham,
with embroidered collars and cuffs,
all swell patterns; value 90c each. Fri
day, 2 to 5 p. m, at.............s 39c
$2.z5 Mems Shoes at $3.50
Fine Wei Kid Shoes, in lace and con-
gress, plain and cap toes. light weight
soles, very dressy; value $2.25 pair.
Friday. to p. M. at......,.$I.39
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$1,000 Ladies' Suits at $3.o5
Very Good Wool Suits, of serges,
chevots and plain cloths, in mix
lures and plain colors jackets made
fly front style and lined with silks
and serges, skirt full cut, entire gar
ment handsomely braided and but
ton trimmed value $1,000 each. Sat
urday, to p. No.. .... .... S3.Q5
$500 Silk Dress Skirts at $3.o5
Fine Brocaded Taffeta Silk Skirts, in
swell designs, made with button
back and well lined and bound; val
ue $500 EACH Saturday, to p.
m.... ....... ....S3.05
$I.25 w. B. Corsets 75c
The Genuine W. B. Corset, in long
waist style, black and gray, made of
best quality sateen, hook clasps,
elegant models; value slips a pair.
Saturday, to p. m.... 80. .zSc
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Sc Apron Bingham at 2 l-2c

SC Apron Bingham at l-2c
Best Quality Apron Ginghams, in large
and small checks, q inches wide,
fast colors; value SC yard. FRI
dy, to p. M, at.... -. -. Qhc
Ioc India Linon at &C
Very Sheer and Pretty India Linon.
q inches wide, smooth finish; value
1Oc yard. Friday, to 5 p. M, nc
$I.oo Ladies' Underskirts at soc
Black Sateen Underslxirts of good
grade fast colored material with
large fiounce and three rows of cord
tucks around bottom; value 75c each.
Friday 2 to 5 p. M, at. ...... Soc
5000 Black Dress Skirts at csc
Good Grade Black Skirts, of fancy bro
caded materials, very full cut; value
$500 each. Friday, 2 to p. M, at.
CSC
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9 TO II ONLY FRIDAY

75c ChiEdren's Untrimmed Leghorns
at 2oc
Real Imported IcghOrn hGls,
in this seasons most preferred
shapes, good quality; value 75c each.
Friday, 8 to u a. m.... -. ...2SC
$500 Children's Trimmed Leghorns
at $I.45
Imported Leghorn Hats. mcat
daintily trimmed with chiffon, flow
ers and swell ribbons, all have long
chiffon ties and are really handsome
in every way; value $500 each. Fri
day, to IL a. m.... -. $I. H5
25C Chiidren's Sailors at &C
Fancy Straw Sailors, in assorted col
ors, ribbon bands and streamers;
value 25c each. Friday 8 to IL &c
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75c Ladies' Crash Skirts at Ioc

Good Quality Crash Skirts, cut in
newest style, very full and perfect
hanging; value 75c each. Friday, 8
to II a. m.... -. ....... .l9c
SI.oo Ladies' Wrappers at 3oc
Good Percale Wrappers, In dark and
medium colors, with plain yoke and
ruff1es over the shoulder, braided,
large line of designs and all very
" Il d. Hl.... s6N3C
soc Unlaundered Shirts at 2oc
Mems First Quality Unlaundered
White Shirts, with all linen bosom,
made with continuous seams, REIN
forced, all sizes; value soc each. Fri
day, 9 to IL a. m.... -. 1880. Q0c
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J2c Zephyr bingham at &C
First quality American Zephyr Cloths,
in neat light stripes and checks, 81
inches wide; value 12c a yard. Fri
day. to p. M, Observation-Disclosures. &C
I5c ITEMS Linen Collars at SC
Four-ply Linen Collars in all the popu-
lar standing and rundown styles;
value 15c each. Friday, to 5 p. m.
at...... &C
$I.oo Mems Underwear at 4oc
Pure Wool Shirts and Drawers, in natu-
raj gray camels hair, finely woven
and well finished, medium weight;
value 81 each. Friday, to 8 4Sc
S5c Mems Golf Shirts at soc
Latest style Fancy Soft Shirts, with
cambria bodies and silk striped
Madras cloth bosoms, to be worn With
white collars; value S5c each. Friday,
to p. m, at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .SS9c
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$I.5o Boys Military Suits at 75c
Teddy Dewey and Rough Rider Suits
of best blue and brown ducks,
trimmed with brass buttons and col
ored shoulder straps, strongly made;
value $3.50 each. Friday, 8 to II a.
m, at...... ........ ...... 75C
$500 Boys Suits at $I.o5
Knee Pants Suits of pure wool cloths
of various kinds, made up in double
breasted, REFER and vestee styles;
well trimmed and tailored; value 81
each. Friday, to IL a. M, at$B.6S
zoe Boys Percale Waists at Sc
All sizes of Boys Waists, made of good
percale in fancy light stripes; value
zoe each. Friday, to IL a. M, at Sc
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soc Ladies' Isle Thre ad Hose at Ioc
Fine Imported Lisle Hose in plain and
Richelieu ribbed colors black and
tans, very fine weave; value SOC a
pair. Friday to II a. m.......19c
W. 25c Ladies' Silk Mitts at Ioc
w. Full Length Pure Silk Mitts, black only
M with stitched backs; value 10c pair
pGSD Friday, to II a. nl...............I 100
soc Children's Bingham Dresses, Ioc
Fine Zephyr Bingham Dresses, in pref
ty light stripes and checks ruffied and
braid trimmed; value soc each. Fri
day, 8 to IL a. No.. 1Sc
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-13
Kentucky to be Divided.

1t seems to he generally conceded
that the State of Kentucky will be
divided into two judicial districts by
the next Congress. Bills were pre-
pared and introduced into the last
Congress looking to this end, and
would no doubt have been acted upon
favorably but for the great pressure
OF other matters.
Every one knows that there IL a
vast amount of business transacted in
this district, more in fact than in
almost any two districts in the
country. And now the bankrupt
cases have piled up still higher the
work.
Judge Barr found the work too
heavy and was forced to retire.
Judge Evans has found worse con-
dition even than existed under Judge
Barr, arising from the large increase
in bankrupts, and will, accordingly,
use his influence in favor of the
additional district being formed. He
favored it when in Congress. Sen
ators Lindsay and DebOe likewise
favor it as a matter of simple justice.
We have ample material, Of ex-
ceptional ability, from which to
choose the new Judge. Such men as
Judge w. III. Holt, Gen. Dan w.
and Judge A. r.. Burnam,
not to mention others, would make
ideal judges for the Federal bench.
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Club Rates.

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publishers we are enabled to offer
clubbing arrangements for the
ROUNDABOUT with the Lexington
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To those wishing the ROUNDABOUT
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FRANKFORT, KY. SATURDAY, MAY 10. 1899.
"Drastic Measures"

There's a fellow out in Colorado,
rafting around in the Governors
chair, who ilnagines he Is the whole
thing. His head needs hopping. He
has been demanding" that the
Colorado regiment be sent home be-
cause the war is not being conducted
to suit him. We believe hp has ode
manded" once or twice, and no one
appeared to pay any attention TO his
demand" and now he says he will
resort to ''drastic measures" (what-
ever that may mean, and we suppose
1t is something terrible), in order to
make some one pay attention to his
governorship.
Look out, Mr.. President, or that
fellow will swell up until he bursts
with indignation, and then that
would be simply awful to behold.
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Future Hardships.

"What do you think Of this WIRE
less biography"
~ think its one of the worst things
that ever happened. It's an imposi-
ton, that's what it is. Pretty soon
it'll be so that the man who goes into
the woods 10 miles from the nearest
postoffice for the purpose Of getting
away from his business may receive
a message at any moment calling
him to attend to something that, in
case 1t had gone wrong in his absence,
he could have blamed somebody else
for."-C Chicago Evening News.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-13
For the Roundabout
What Is a "Court Of INQUIRY"

What is a "Court of Inquiry?"
Iwish you'd tell me, pa;
It's kinder hard to understand.
( That is for me an ma.
II thought sorter caught the drift
At first, but now l see
That me or it has jumped the track
An parted company.
sThat shows your ignorance. my son,
The Court amt jumped no track,
It's gone right where it started to,
It's common sense you lack.
Snow Alger is chum of Bill's
And Eagan he is too,
An Miles is not. Don't catch the
drift?
Why, Pm ashamed of you"
II. II. F.
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Finding Of the Beef Inquiry Court.

The report Of the Court of Inquiry,
approved by the President, has been
made public. The findings Of the
court are that Gen. Miles's allega-
tions are not sustained by the EVIL
dence submitted by him or his wit
nesses.
The report is long, and it revie ws
the conditions under which the army
operated, but it finds no excuse for
the charges of Gen. Miles.
In answering the questions pro-
pounded by the President to the
court as to the character of the rations
and who was responsible for it, the
report censures only Gen. Miles for
allegations which were untrue, and
Gen. Eagan for purchasing 7,OOO,OOO
pounds of canned roast beef, consid-
ering the use that had been made Of
1t in the regular army.
Regarding Eagan, the court finds
no ground for any imputatiOn or any
other actuating motive than the
earnest desire to procure the best
possible food for the troops.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-13
The Recent Audience of the Pope at
St. Peters, Rome, as Seen by
q Frankfort Boy.

We are permitted to publish the
following extract from letter of Mr..
J. Mac Blayney, who is now travel
ing in Europe, to his father:
Sunday was on my feet at
o'clock in st. Peters to witness the
most important ceremony that has
ever taken place there, the last APP
pearance of the Pope. From the
door to the altar were drawn up two
lines of the Pope's soldiers, leaving a
space free between them of some
twenty feet. Outside of these soldiers
was wedged in a crowd of at least
$4,000. Z he papers give it at 80, 900,
but 1 don't believe 1t possible. AT a
quarter to eleven the curtain of the
door. by which the Pope was ex-
pected, were drawn back, and the
guard OF MOBILES marched in four by
four between the lines Of soldiers.
These were followed by the bishops,
then came she celebrated Swiss guard
in their magnificent uniforms, then
cardinals and then the Pope, carried
in chair on the shoulders Of six
soldiers. Then came another de-
tachment OF the Swiss guard. The
first part of the procession entered in
the midst of perfect silence, but the
moment the Pope appeared score
iof trumpets, high up above the
crowd, broke forth in the Pope's
triumphant march. But this was at
once drowned by the crowd, which
seemed to have become at once
mass Of madmen. 1t was 4 sight
that shall not soon forget. 1t could
not help but make a deep impression.
I could not begin to describe the
effect produced by the mingling Of
the old, generally feeble, priests, In
their simple robes of white, black or
purple, with the magnificent soldiers
In their picturesque uniforms Of
many colOrs, some of which Michel
Angelo designed. And then all this
in St. Peters. But Of course the CEN
ter of all eyes WAS the Pope. had
gotten a position just behind one OF
the lines of soldiers, So he passed
twice within a few feet of me. He
was dressed completely in white
with the white mitre on his head.
But his face was whittier than his
clothes, and his features seemed to
be formed of marble. One could not
help but think how near he had
been to the grave few days before,
and that in appearing there he was
disobeying his doctors. The arm,
which he is able to move, was raised
all the time in blessing to the pet'-
pie. The whole effect had been ar
ranged very finely. He was carried
to the altar, where he knelt while a
cardinal performed the mass. This
he arose, gave a benediction
to the crowd and was carried out. l
was very fortunate in seeing that
ceremony. 1t is over a year since
the Pope had been in 81. Peters,
and never on an occasion like that.
He had been there only four times
since his coronation Fl years ago. !
came back thoroughly worn out: l
had stood packed in like sardine
for Ave hours, but was well paid
for ii.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-13
Volcanic Eruptions

Are grand, but skin eruptions rob
life of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them, also Old Running and
Fever Sores, Ulcers, BOils, Felons,
COrns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Best pile cure on earth, drives out
Pains and Aches. Only 25cts. a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by j. w.
Gayle, druggist.