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SILKWORM CULTURE.
EXPERIMENTS ABOUT TO BE
MADE IN CALIFORNIA.
University Professors VIII Make a
Thorough Test to Determine
If It Can Be Made
Profitable.

II has long been contended that the
silkworln can be successfully reared on
the Pacafic coast and particularly in the
southern part Of California, where all
climatic conditions seem adapted to it,
For some time past Prof. E. w. Wood
worth, Of the department of entomology
of the University Of California, has in
terested himself in the culture. He is
now endeavoring to determine whether
or not silkworms can be raised in Cali
,fOrnia on such scale as to make the
venture a commercial success. Some
years ago money was appropriated by
the state legislature for experiments
along these lines, but no favorable re-
suits were reached. The apparatus used
in the experimenting was turned over
to the university. The problem is now
being attacked by Prof. Woodwork in a
thorough manner.
Through the good offices Of N. Yoko-
wawa, a japanese Of San Francisco who
has lately returned from the orient, Prot.
Woodwork has secured 100000 to
5000, 900 eggs Of the silkworm, which are
now being Matched at Berkeley. Three
varieties of worms will be used in the
experiments. They are the Japanese,
the Russian and the Persian varities.
The experiments now being conducted
will be watched with interest, as the plan
of raising silkworms in this country has
been tried in many places besides Cali
fornia. The only exception to the LIST
of failures is recorded in the history of
some experiments carried on in Penn
sylvania. H. ]. Quayle, who is assisting
Prof. Woodwork in his work. says Of the
experiments:
I'VE have decided to go into the work
in a thorough manner and before we are
through we will know whether or not it
is practicable to raise the silk worm for
commercial purposes in this state. We
now have samples Of the raw silk spun
by different varieties of the worms in
their native homes as well as samples Of
the finished silk cloths made from the
raw silk. We will compare the quality
Of the silk produced by the worms we are
now raising with what we have on hand.
We will also put some OF the raw silk
that we get from our cocoons through
the factories In order to see what can be
got out Of the worms. We ara feeding
the silk producers that have already be-
gun TO hatch on mulberry leaves, as this
is the only thing that the worms will eat.
Prof. Woodwork has some ideas of his
own in regard to silk culture, which he
will embody In his present experiments
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New Generations in East.

A compilation Of new incorporationi
in the eastern states with capitalize
of 100000 OF more shows that II
May they aggregated 3182. e0O. 900
which amount is largely below the to.
tails Of 1908, 1902 and 1901. However
the figures are s57. 100000 larger than
those for the previous month. New
Jersey leads. with a total Of 500. 600. 900
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Startling Evidence

Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in, declaring DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds TO be unequaled A
recent expression from I. a. McFar-
land. Bentorville, Va. serves as ex-
ample. He writes Il had Bronchitis
for three years and doctored all the
time without being benefited Then ]
began taking Dr. Kings New Discov-
ery, and few bottles wholly cured
me-" Equally effective in curing all
Lung and Throat troubles, Consump-
ton. Pneumonia and Grip. GuararI
teed by R C Stockton, druggist. Trial
bottles free. regular sizes soc and 81
IN
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Terrible Fate.

Secretary Hays intimation that we
are victims OF cosmic destiny is
enough to make people pause. But
there is no use lodging. remarks the
washington Star. The average person
would not recognize a cosmic destiny
If be saw It.
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A Baltimore man has been lined 500
for kissing his typewriter girl. says the
Chicago Reeord-Herald. The dispatches
don't say how much it cost him to
square :. with his wife
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Rates to Chautauqua, Lexington. via L. & A.
On account of Kentucky Chautauqua,
Lexington, June 2S to July s. the L. &
A railroad will sell round trip tickets
from all stations to Lexington, June 81
to july s. inclusive, at rate of one and
one-thlrd fare plus % cents for the
round trip. Final limit for return July
s. w G. Mills. Agent.
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A Possible Explanation.

A British scientist claims that the
earth is kept hot by radium. Perhaps
says the Chicago Record-Herald, tht
great rush for radium was what made
last winter so cold.
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Russia is going to mobilize 1000. 900
men after the war is over. This indi-
Gates, says the Chicago Record Herald,
that the car has no intention of fighting
TO the last ditch.
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Mexico is suffering from the same
trouble, says the Washington Post.
The new constitution creates the office
of vice president, and every man who
has been suggested for the place has
promptly started sprint for the chap
arral
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Not Applicable.

The Detroit Free Press remarks that
the fear of the yellow peril is sufficient
IL answered by the statement that the
Japs haven't shown even a streak of
yellow.
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For Sale

Property advertised under
this head is not charged for
unless sale is made. For COM
plete particulars call on or ad-
dress, The Climax Printing
Co., Richmond, KY
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I am agent tor the celebrated LAMB
WIRE FENCE. Those wishing to
purchase the best wire fence, will call
on or address,
I'D. LONG,
ayl l-04-1yr Richmond, KY.
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Mad Stone.

Dr. G. G. Perry. of White Hall, Ky,
has in his possession the celebrate 4
Burgin Maidstone, and will apply it at
al times. At
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WARNING.

No one can furnish you with Proctor
Red Ash Jellico Coal but Letcher.
Lacky d Co at this point. WHY viii
you not burn the best Phone 142.
je22 Pm PRoCTER Coal Co.
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-Covington, Arnold & Bro. wan
your wool They will pay the highest
market price for it. 20atf
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Flour and Crist mill, Anderson
county, 80 barrel capacity Build
ing is 3 stories. covered with iron,
built : years ago steam and water
power the latter three NOM hS Of the
year. II is an uo-tO-date Roller
Mil. with burrs for corn and meal
bolt u acres with the min inclui-
ing whHt is with the ho~se Of s
rooms All for S6350. or $500 for the
mill and the IA acres. One half
cash Has fine trade. No mill in
10 miles.
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-Four handsome, well located lots 80
$50 feet, cheap. on instsllment rlan
Also two lots in & stones throw Of
court house. fronted on two streets
cheap. Apply to,
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Nice residence on a 4-acre lot. con.
tainirg seven rooms and two
porches, situated I'm best residence
portion Of city. Stable coal houst
and all other necessary out build.
ings. A great bargain for anyone
desiring a nice home.
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Farm containing 9Of acres, eight
miles from this city. This land is
an in grass and is Al good farm and
is well watered. There is on this
land a small residence ard other
necessary Outbuildings. Locality
hest IN county
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For Rent.

For Rent.
1 desire to rent for the year 1904, the
Bright store room on Main street, now
occupied by Mr.. Il. A. Robinson.
II Miss Laura 5. Bright.
-Covington, Arnold & Bro. will pay
the highest market cash price for wool.
2Oatf
Sunday trains on the L. & A. gives
you an opportunity to spend the day
at Estill Springs or in the mountains.
See notice elsewhere for schedule and
rates.
E. Deatherage pays the highest
price for wool. If.
-Shackelford & Co. sell the famous
Javecka fertilizer from $1,000 to 5000
per ton. l3att
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An ideal cottage tof five rooms
beautiful yard, and all necessary
oui buildings including good stable
and cistern. Price 81 200. Will sell
on installment plan. Will paint
residence for nurchaser.
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Two lots 12OxlsO feet. in good neigh
borhoOd. Price 500

Co tage on a nice resident street
four rooms and neces-
sary Outhuildings. Can be pur-
chased on the inStallment plan. A
great bargain at 81 100. Will paint
residence for purchaser.
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90 Also II acres of Florida land in
. az MannVilel on railroad Street
through place, leaving acres on
one side with 2-story 5-rOOn house
and oranges. peacheS. pears, plumS
R-apeS, bearing, and acres on 9TH
or side with Groom history house
oranges, peaches, pears, plums,
grapes, etc all for S29O0. or the G
acres for $500, or the acres for
SIIO0
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M I Atwo-stOry frame residence, contain
w. ing rooms and two halls. in Rich
mond. Ky Lot 4QxI50 feet, small
barn. Price sl,0O0i 500 less than
original cost.
No o A twc-story frame residence on one
NOs q Of the incest resident streets in Rich
ings. A great bargain for anyone de-
string a nice home.
M . Two nice residences, near Main street
NO' v and only three squares from court
house more desirable location for
ideal home could not be found
Theseresidences viii be sold at bar
gain.
M < sl2o will buy good town lot 4oz2Oo
NOs ' feet.
No c good town lot on good street. 4Ox
NO. y 200 feet. Price $50.
No 2 Good grazing and grain producing
NOs 4 farm, containing 200 acres Good
residence, barn and other outbuild-
ings- Price 81 200.
No o Good farm containing about 100 acres.
NOs y good residence, barn and other i'm
provements. In fine locality. Price
s25O0'
Mo q Farm containing 100 acres. well
NOs y fenced, but with no other improve
ments. Can be bought in connection
with No s. Price $1,000
No IN -Four cottages on nice street, well
tO' ~ improved. Price $1,000 each.
40 II Good cottage in frst-class condition,
NO. IL cisterd, etc. Price $500.
No 10 Nice residence containing seven
NV. 10 rooms, in resident portion OF city
Large yard and garden and all
necessary outbuildiugs- Price 5000
No II Good lot, suitable for business
NOs II house. can be bought cheap.
No. Is sHd e sSsfs a nR sT sad n iso
in garden; good orchard and grape
arbOr; all necessary out buildings
This property is situated in
thriving village, where churches
and schools are convenient. Price
$500
NJ ~ One of the incest residences in
NJ IL Richmond, containing eight rooms
and cellar. In best portion Of city.
Lot 9Ox25O feet. Price $500.
No. IS Aet 5TssS5s e' Eas son5 S sss
An necessary Outbuilding. Price
81, 800
40 10 A nice residence for any one desir-
Nos ID ingan ideal home. One IF the best
constructed buildings in Richmond,
well improved Price 5000
No On Two lots l2OxlsO feet. in good neigh
NO' GU borhoOd. Price 500
No Of Co tage on a nice resident street,
NOs a containing four rooms and neces-
sary outhuildings. Can be pur-
chased on the installment plan.
great bargain at 81 100. viii paint
residence for purchaser.
No ~ An ideal cottage Iof five rooms,
ItVs az beautiful yard, and all necessary
buildings including good stable
and ciStern. Price 81 200. Will sell
on installment plan. Will paint
residence for purchaser.
No % Nice residence on a 4-acre lot. con-
NOs 90 tainirg seven rooms and two
porches, situated i'm best reSidence
portion OF city. Stable coal house
and all other necessary out build
ings. A great bargain for anyone
desiring a nice home.
No OE Farm containing 9Otf acres. eight
W. Gu miles from his city. This land is
an in grass and is Al good farm and
is well watered. There is on this
land a small residence ard other
necessary Outbuildings. Locality
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= Also a 5O-harrel mill in Mercer
county, Ky, on salt river. Steam
power, new. up-to- date in every
particular. and good dwelling with
Improvements and 20 acres Of fine
land. Close to Southern railroad.
Price 81, 600.
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A handsome two-story frame dwell
ing, containing eight rooms, two
halls, bath rooms. with hot and
cold water. basement under entire
house. good yard and all necessary
olltbuildings. Bes. location in
Richmond for boarding house.
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A nice residence for any one desir-
ing an ideal home. One # the best
constructed buildings in Richmond,
well improved. Price 5000
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I A two-story frame residence, contain
ing 6 rooms and two halls. In Rich
mond. Ky Lot fQxI50 feet, small
barn. Price 81 600; 500 less than
original cost.
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No % 207 acres at Burgin. Mercer county,
NO W fine hemp and tobacco land good
residence, excellent barn, fine running
water. Price SIS an acre. As good as
any 500 land
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14S acres Mercer ccunty farm. in 2lC
yards Of pike. room 2-stOrv house
? tenant hOuses, large barn, abundant
water 81 600
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800 acres in miles Of HErrodsburg
on pike, good land. 10 room brick
residence, excellent barns. etc. viii
grow hemp, etc. S65 per acre
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q A twc-story frame residence on one
q OF the incest resident streets in Rich
mond' Has all necessary outbulld-
ings, A great bargain for anyone de-
string a nice home.
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WALLINGFORD.

Charles c. Phelps attended the fu- neral of Senator Hoar in Concord yes- terday afternoon.
 The Wallingford grange will hold an interesting meeting next Thursday eve- ming.
 Saturday afternoon Miss Donovan de- feated Mrs. Davis on the Country club women's golf consolation match, up and to play.
 . There is a total of 1901 names of male voters and thirty-five names of women voters in the voting list of the First district
 A large maple tree eighty-seven years old and four feet through was blown down across the highway at El- lison Smiths, near Dayton Mills, Sat- urday.
 Night Operator Eugene Sullivan, of New Haven, will be succeeded as night operator at the Wallingford station by Mr. Guilfoile, of Meriden
 The funeral of Marion, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lega St. Arnault, one day old. was held Sunday afternoon from the house, Church street, and
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ployes on the Connecticut, which bids fair to establish new record for navy yard work, and feels assured that it is unnecessary to invite the cooperation |cf all concerned in preventing recur- renee of these coWardly and treasona- ble acts.
 This notice is simply for the inform ation of all, patriotic American citizens who are employed by the government in this navy yard, - (Signed) Frederick K. Rodgers,
 Rear-Admiral United States Navy,
 Commandant of Navy Yard and Sta ton.
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WOMEN EASY TO WAKE.

Hotel Men Have Greater Trouble in
 Housing Men From Slumbers.
 Tt is immeasurably harder to awaken men in the morning than it is women," a hotel proprietor informs me "A tap or two at a woman's door in the morn ing is sufficient. No matter how late she may have retired, no matter how exhausted she may have been, nomatter how faint the yes that comes from the bed in answer to the knock, you can bank on it that within a half hour or so 1that woman will walk into the dining room, bright-eyed and cheerful, but with a man-welI, it's different.
 "A man may leave call for seven o'clock in the morning, with the warn ing that he must be up at that hour. A few minutes before seven you detail a boy for the purpose and tell him not to stop pounding until the man awakes. The room may be on the top floor, but you can hear the thump, thump, thump on the door way down in the office. Does the man wake with a faint yes and scramble out of bed? Not he. The boy knocks until his knuckles are sore, and then suddenly stentorian voice roars from the room, Yes, yes, what in blazes is the matter with you? Do you think I'm dead?' The boy retires, turns in his report at the office and goes to ease his hand in cold water
 Three hours later a swollen-eyed in- dividual, with wrinkles in his brow, walks up to the desk. I thought I left a call here for seven o'clock in the morning You did, and the bellboy woke you promptly at seven.' That's a little too strong is the answer, and af- ter you've argued with him for half an hour you haven't convinced him that he was actually awakened as he had or dered. So it goes day after day The women get up promptly in response to call, while the men invariably turn over to have another nap."--St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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CONSPIRACY TO DAMAGE :.
 WARSHIP CONNECTICUT
tcontinued from Page one.l

\ u5G 1lIGsy of the entire cradle was also carefully inspected before the cradle was built in place, and was then in perfect condi- tion.
 'In view of these malicious acts, which involved danger to the ship and possible loss of life of the men employ ed thereon, 1t is respectfully recom- mended that the ship be brightly illu- minated both day and night; that spe- cial watchmen of mechanical ability be employed, and that all employees on the ship be informed of these malicious acts in order that each one of them may feel that it is his duty to guard against their recurrence
 In forwarding this report to the de- partment Admiral Rodgers, command ant of the yards, says:
 "The recommendation of the naval constructor in the matter have been
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MARY A. READY.

The funeral of Mary A. Ready will held from her late residence, 124 Wal street, this morning and from a solen| requiem high mass at St. John cFurd The interment will be in St. Bernard cemetery.
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Next Friday evening at 7:SO o'clock the teachers of the Calvary Baptist church will hold a rally at the home of the pastor. Rev. George H. Ferris. 5lS George street. A cordial invitation to all interested is extended.
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the interment was in the Holy Trir

cemetery.
 John O'Reilly, of this town, has a eepted 8 business position in Stamfd and has also accepted a position as te or soloist in St. Johns church, in StaI ford.
 The annual meeting of the Ladi' Benevolent society of the First Cd gregational church will be held in Il church parlors at 3.3O o'clock ThursdI afternoon. All ladies of the parish d invited.
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MRS. MORAN.

The funeral of Mrs. Annie Moran VI take place from her late residence, Putnam street, to-morrow morning al from a requiem high mass at the sacrI Heart church.
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HaPt Market CO.

The Fall campaign in the market line is in full swing.
 We represent all that is best and up. tO-date in our industry.
 Have you just returned from vaca- ton and are you looking for q reliable market.
 Try ours.
 We deal In hrst-class goods in every respect. Our prices are reasonable To- day we offer m exceptionally choice line of Fruits and Vegetables. Rocky Ford Melons, Fresh OiSra Egg Plant, Bart
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approved and are being carried out. Further precautions are being taken to guard the ship at night, and she is cleared of all workmen during the noon hour. A liberal number of special watchmen should be kept on watch with this ship constantly"
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. D. W. Groves signature is on each box. .5 ...r--
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New York, Oct. S.-Before Rear-Ad- miral Rodgers transferred the command of the Brooklyn navy yard this morn ing he issued to the men employed in the yard final circular, which was significant, in view of the recent at tempts which have been made to injure the battleship Connecticut. It read as follows: .....
 To be Posted on All Bulletin Boards. Navy Yard New York, no+oI,aY. 2 1o0A
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. Itching, Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you in to IA days, soc.
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Circular Order.

Circular order. . .. Three malicious attempts have been made to injure the battleship Connecti- cut, even to the extent of involving the safety of the ship and those concerned on the occasion of the launching on the 29th of September, 1904. ~.-...
 The commandant appreciates the good work performed up to date by the enl-