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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

gen. US lplrn 1lu) Dcncr puptl 1ttDtll.
Die Soften an Die &c1ierung ST. 5o5-
len, ais an Den ErlIt, Scr nod Be-
IdGftC babel MAIDEN miir0e.
SGnigS. SUd5Cit unO SDuamit6um6c.
Mcnn 0nS iungc &0nigSpoor olli
Sponicn'S &0niQ2tbron ~obcrglGlt.
bid luGrc, Damn miirocn glfonS lln0
@no 6oS @ombcll Nttcntot bel ibrCr
Soh5citSfcicr iiir cine b0ic Gorbc.
ocrrtllng ncbmCn. a0nig NlionS miro
obCr iuobl nos @Ort 0cS 9robcn N0.
mcr@ bon Dem ShiiL 0oS GGinr un0
Icit @litd trllg, oui iidy onipCnocn.
Gr bat Slid, bcnn CT lit lpG6rcno lei.
ncr fllr5cn HcgicrlmA23cit MN id)on
3tucimnl iuic 6llrd) Elm Mlln0Cr scr
crplo0ircnbcn Wonlbc %cntronncn, hoS
critic Mtal bel iCinCm Ncilfc III go
riS, olS CT an Der Scitc 0c$ Yr1li.
benton scr fron5oiii6cu &cpltblif
Ourd) bic StroGcn her 2i6titoot
fubr un6 nllll, 0o or in icincr eigCncn
Sollptltubt nit Der iungcn aGni9in
bon Scr Gronung in 0cm Holoit gu
r%iidfcbrte. S6on felt @od)cil lullrs
DC in Der Nrciic borouf ouimcrfiom
Gcnlo6t bob cir Nttcntot olli Oeu
&0niA uorbcrcitct mCroc. Is lit obcr
Scr Wobrioer Eoli5ci nift g%clutgcn,
bic unordiitildcn @lcnlrnte fir Die
Belt Der Observation-Disclosures ans
Der Sollptitnot fern 81 boIten o0cr
lucniGItcn% unid6blid 81 moden.--
Gin bGbIifcr MibtorL scr bcn 8eIt-
iu6cl lt0rt, 0cnn Die Scicr Der Sod.
5cit ioa cine gauge @odc boucru. SIS
miro in Ocn GcpcidCn 0ciogt, bob
Die @onlbcn fir Sen rliliiden 8ruB-
filrlten Mlnoinlir, bcn Snfcl 0CSG6o.
rem, bCitinmt gclpclen ici. Ia8 loll.
tct IeGr rnlpobrid)einlid). Gas Eari.
fer Httcntot ouf Nlfonio muroc bon
iponiihcn gnorhiltcn gcpIont mo
uu$gciiibrt, mo 10 miro Is olld) bel
bcn porGcitrigcn eclucicn icir. Spa.
ltIclt ut lett Sobrcn 6oS SrcibbnilS
bcS gnor6i&muS 9cluCicn. W}it Dem
ruiiiidcn @roffiiritcn @lu0inir
bitten rtiiiidc Inordiltcn oocr Ni.
b%iliitcn IN HuBlonb ~obrcdncn" t0n.
rcr, lpic iic c$ ncnncn, obnC oiCSod)s
5citSicicr Oc$ iun0cn &0niASpoorc5
SIT it0rcn. Cab Die in Dem 9llmcn.
Itrollb pCrItcdtc @onlbc iiir a0ni9
glfonio mnO feline ilulQc @%emoblin
bcItimnlt 0clpcIcr, gcbt idon 0orolt$
bcrpor, bob 5luci Efcr0c ibrcrS tootS-
aoroiic bon Der 9onlbc Nct0otct MIR.
hcr. Sir Die iungc a0ni0in bon
Sponicn lit Der Sod5cit@tog Elm Gag
oc@ SdrcdcnS gciueicn. Sb lid 1bn.
lid)c SdrcdcnStogc ni6t m~iC0crbolCn
lpcrbcn2 -
Iic Erciic olcr 2GuoCr pirb, ipic
mad ocm Nttcntot oui Mcainlep,
nod ocnt ollf Die Goiicrin GIiiobctb
bon Scitreid. mieocr eincn intcrno.
tionolen &rel55ltg gcGcn Die Nnord)i-
itcn prcbigcn. obcr cS miro nid)t piel
babel hcroltS fnmmcn. llno 6oG ntilB
Die gnorhiitenirogc ihIicBlid, ein-
mol ecloit perbcn, Gas A~nordiltcn'
Groblcm 1T international. Gin cngli'
idc8 @Iott meint. oic NuSiihteu oes
fonislid)cn YuorcS icicn icbr gin,
itig. IS gcbort bicl Sptimismus
bo5lt, bicic gnlid)t SIT tbcilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Eorn(iun w. gSic6cr6ndl.

~ b'Gt ~ s w. jSnbIIIIIu ibre3 S6luicgcrfoblte5.
SrT. Sc r QdOcnOoOp, ~ GotUentoa No:
i'm gutcr bon 81 5uDret, 0ie Neeroiaulg tllt.
SCI am sulnta1, giUbnilttGgS 8 ubr' anl Der
llnltiutprc GcmCiCrO" liatt. tlooJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Olrun Is. %gScItpbal.

IS farb AM I. 5uui 1906 IN tgrer SS90a aaei,
Ut. 1901, giurosGentrdl IueIllic. Hhna u ncTifar.
t !" " SrTnrr JSeiinbGI, Die 5cit Der Neerols
anna mirb Ipdtcr ulgciclRI. 10 =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Snhn Is. Moth.

IS iinrb am 80. Wlai 1906, nm 300 N{oraeHS.
mad ihrucrcm 9ciocn 3pBn ". hUtg,. SHllrner
Der pcrilorbercn GOuifu 1toib, in leinelll dO.
IinhrIiitgnS . llbr. bon ieincr Mpbnulg, NJ.
1901, NorosGouinHtOns9tU cnlc, aus itntt. &ct'
iCtIlN pripdiim. tlol-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
2puouu : Harf.

Scr Bauptidd llidlite Iricbbuf TT Baltimore.
Ircnl: $50 @dcr. = Sulmerudbrcnbcr Gbarter.
in ieoer SciI erreinbar. STINT 9eni5 5nbrs
pelo bon alien Gtabtt6eilen GtrabenbGbn,
gSugoon5 puiiircn oCl Sdupteingulp ale hrei
Wtinutcn. gSdrme5 gSGrte5inGmer fir SuIDc,
bic ben Srieobof bel ruubenI g6ctter %befudbcn.
gegrihnibpldGe at icGr nldbigen Ireifcn,
iintntIi6 inter furtudDrerl6er BfIeae.
Siircan: Hr. 81, @ctsSn 'Struhe.
CANT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

GaS ScnutS Gomit / il
EriDilegicn lnlO @ublcn bat lid) &c.
tern pobin cnti6ieOcn, oub @lnoe5.
Scnotor Ncc0 Snloot bon lltob, Der
bcfunntliG Der Mtormoncn > STRIDE
on9eb0rt, ni6t 5it iCincm Site bcrcd),
ti9t lit utO 5luur nit licbCn gcgclt
flint Stinmcn. Senator Snoot bot
icincn Sit orci Sabre inncgcbobt II.
Der Scnot Bate gcGcn ocn Wonn
ippbl nid)t5 0cbubt, lpcnr nibt bDitc.
ride WcibCr oltS alien Sbeilcn oc9
2onocs gon5e 9er0e BON Yctitioncn
an Den Senot 9cididt bitten. Gcn
6rolicn 0cgcnilbcr miro man i'm &u.
pitol lCiNt tlicIdluad). 50 IN Der
&antincnfrogc uno onocrcn. ltebri.
gems blctbt nod u65lnuorten, % Der
Setot 0cn @ciblub OcS Gomitc'@
6uitimmcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Garl &m. SdlncibcrcitB.

IS itarb i'm %. 2ebeusiubre Gnrl Ssm,
Shnciocrcitb. Bic 3cit Der Netiniiung Wn''"
miro ipdtcr 6cfunrIt aelua0t. lIo2L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

SabreSs&~ criunmIrng mo VcumtennubG ant
Wiuntag, oef I. %tni 1906. IN Nurl Sbmibt's
NotCl. Nr. i00S-t0t0, Guitcrn,NuCnuC. Nit
glicbcr itno eriuCbt, unlpcfeuo 5u ieiu.
Is. Il. Sucdci, icn., Frdi. Gbriit. Nitnul, Scfr.
Gh3h)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Sin SdJritt in Der rcd)tcn Hidtnng.
spart % 8ruScnt al allcn erittlnfitgrn
glcnr1butiiCu,

Gin fd6ncr Gdra, eiltlueoer nit
IhiuurScuu lud) ODER iucibeIt u0cr
QraIIem IIiif6 sllchCr5tg, ItcS thr
SurOsSinfuU, l'CgrdbniB : NIl5ctgc,
GinUuIfunliruu1 ocr Gci6e, CTG
Iruucrilor, . Ruur Sunotbube,
GciimuIg oe5 SrubeS,
gci6cmuuGcn uub 3 feline autfbcn.
ySiiinm SuUf, gcidIcnbCitatter,
gturtbs mo Urccnntuuntl gluc. Yetoe Telephone.
Cunt1, 6litC)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
GrfnriiOncn per Sampfcr,
G%rfuritOnCn per Nnmpfer.
Sicicr Gcriibmtc GrBOlnngsplat
mtrb ant
EUnneritug GadmittaB, 81. Mai, c%rbtfnet.
gcrHbmtc 50 Gents Diners I'M SUtcl.

Ser pjpuIdrc Sampler n2uuifc" fdbrt bonn
Bier Jlr. Is. HipbisG trubc. INT 80 yiGdm. ub
nlo icbrt INT . llbr Nbeno mad Der Sldot 5ls
rid; Ntllcte % Gents.
g(m T.. SUM Sampler pc6urtert an bic ct.
WijducIos uto VII IuNelS.NirdDe: gbfuGrt 8
llbr Wior9cll5 ulo 8 lbr gia0nl.; Nilcte 80
Gent5.
Sracc NJ. Is. STRIDE; Nbfdbrt $50 llbr Wiurs
geuS u1o $50 gin6rI.; Niucte % Gents.
glm mo uudl Dem 3. Siui berIdbt ,,2uniic"
Baltimore idplih an &u6cniugen emit Nus
ru6ne bon Sicniiue, 9onHcrftn9 uib 6rcitna)
$50 Wtorgcu5 mo 80 Jiuhm SienItdR.
Gunncriing nno Sreitug $50 WinrgcnS mn .
uIl0 go gtu6n.: GOTntdg o ubr WtOrpellS
uilo $50 Guhniiin0s; Willcie % Gerti5.
9iubntt fir @cirniGaften.
(Wiui2G-,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Wonntain 90uic.

Blue 8ibat Munutnins, Mb.
(Saupninic Der ,~,ssctcru Wiurgiano'Sabn.")
Grpiiuct fir bic Suiiun 1905 am q. Snni.
Sir Nidten, atcfcrpution bon 3inII1erit it1.p.
fbreibc man all y. e. tslbnn. Dtgr,, gSetterlt
MnrnIunb ". n. NniIoing, % SScit BALTIMORE
Strube, Baltimore, Wto. (Slnil ,IuS2Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Subn ". Scnfcl,
gir. col, shO : Sharp etrnRe,
III Scr ScidIcubcitattcr,

peIdcr ale gmftrigc ftctS 5ur 3ufrieOen0cit
u%usfnbrt. Die bon ibIt bebunbeIten Hei6ctt inlls
men 28phcn lang ltcacrt, Ubne be gcrtn9Iietl
NcrluCfu1psipurcn III 5ciQen. 6ruI 3cufcl ut
araouirte GinuuIfumirerir, mo 1T Die Ae6unos
lima bon 6rnucnIci0et ocrcu Spc5ialitdt.
CSuut0,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

Snbre3sS eriGmmlulG nno NeNnltcnipubI am
Muntna, ben 4. Suni. 4beubS 5piidcn 7 mn o
llbr. I'M Seret1elpfuic. sir. POS, TurO'g9ulic.
StraRc. Sm Y~InltruBc hes 9erciiS
5pbn Qabn, Rrdiioeut.
Martin aiait, Scirctnr.
U53--4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
WnrMlnmn Inititmt.

Nnstcllnna her StHicrarcbiteu Der STUNT unS
Srthlneu'S dlnlc i'm nerga1genet Sabre in Der
RidIniunos Wiarit.oauc am W,itippdl, Sunucritao
NIB Srcitnn, hen g., Z. uuo g. Suui, uuu 10
nbr WtcracnS biz 10 ttbr AbenoS. Gintriit Irci.
@uS VubliiIim 1T cingcIaoeu. Q53,5-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Su6n Scriuig e. Spbn.
qcidcubcfnttcr uuo Giubnliamircr.
nA .LaAL 1919. "a itc

9iuctoacfhdit: gir. 52l. Gdttcrn'gtbenlie,
Sioblulotuplt, NdITlmOresGourtn.
ggir bubcl in lIuicrcr langcit Seibditeprurl9
urn NIB Reid %berr0ipt. Sino nit Bcrttaent
ErpIit 3nfricocll. 0ie f~Ciritcu aIiidclt acItc'
fcri fir 6uh}citcu, llntcrbuItuuget mn anocre
(ScIe0cnbeitcn. Ncioc Telephone. tDIdt2S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Sirdlidjc In5cigcn.
S%eriammlnn0s =Nniciacn.

rEeutih . Nmertfnnlfhr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Veiclfdlnit Uun 9aitinOrc."
Sie iibrlidle ISabl BON 8fU6lf EtrcftprCn fin
bet iiutt Montur, men 1. Sfni 1906, 5luiftbrn
- unb I lbr WtiituNS, int @cibdiiospUiuIc Der
@efcui6Hit, Hr. iii, EftsNultimUrc.Str, Gdc
Uon Guitum.6oui .%9tUcnue.
Q4G,53.5) ~. anpacnbcrg, Scirctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02

DH Ht " y } ~ W.
St5on iibcn 10000 2uoroncn Ourd
Noub INTO Moro cine SNrcdcnabcrr.
id)oit aus; I'M llcbrigcn miro Sort
ifritt bcridtct.
Sn bent neue it en- Bulletin
Scr nWtorpIonO Agricultural Grperi.
lucnt Station" OR. 1857 bciobt lif
S. y. 2. Norton nit oen &ortoifcI-
franfbcitcn. Cas- SCit6cn lit fir
8GrtHcr unb6armcr bon bcionocrcm
SntcrcIie.
SIN rufiii6cn YnrIo.
mcltt %bcrInngen Die 9umu- Wiit0lic-
ser bic Gbidoiiung scr Gooc&Itraic;
gontbc, H%cOolnct uno Gold iii6rcn
ober ibr Sd)reden8rcgimcnt pcitcr.
0cicBlidC Gooc&itrnfc ioQ obgcidufit
lucrbcn, Die ungcicblid mag fortbe,
itcbclt.
9oS uN.'0 Worgcn Sour.
nol" idrcibt: nSn GeutiHIonO bobcn
iic fiir5iid, oc> MISUNDERSTANDING
SubiI0um Scr @urIt fcitIid bc9or.
gen." Stimtnt nift. Sdon Ser oltc
Sooner bcridtct in Scr ySoDiicc" bon
@cisnrngcn nit @Iut getiiat, oIio
bon 9%Iltluurit.
So3ioIe8 &crf Gnonib bot
Der GbocoIn6cn- 6obrifont Stollipcrf
in &0In. Gr bat $4,000 Worf gcItii.
tct, Inn 0cn m%ciblidJcn 9cid)Giti0tcn
Der 8irnlo 0CIcgcltbcit 81 gcbcn, Dor
ibrcr ScrbcirotbunQ cincn od)tlu0di.
gen ScDrtlriil5 I'M aodcr, @iigclu
unO 9tGbcn burd3umobcn.
Sic Brctic Der SGr0ciinO
ltrn % Ero5cnt 0cIticgcr, mclOcn
Ncms Oorfcr 9lGttcr. Iic @rrtrlt.
flung modt icIblt Dor ocnl Sorgc
niht Solt. SruItS bcrtbcltcrn 0u$
Hcbcn mo crbebcn ibrCn Sribltt nod
bon Den Sobtcn. Nrmc ltuo onocrc
tlcinc &clttc f0nnCn lid)'S foltnl nod
~lCtitcll, 81 ltcrbcr. Sn Der lctter
@obnung miro ibncn Der Erci8 &c.
Iteigcrt.
Gle SobrcS Gipi6cn6c
bcS ltbrcntruIt5 bctrGgt 10 YroScnt.
Die 6obrifontclt Der 3citmciicr Der.
itcbcn cS, nit Der Belt iort5uidrcitcu.
Superintendent Hoincp bottc 9icd)t, ais
ct bnS @cihGit$gc6obrcn GiciCS
Erlits i'm GongrcB an Ocn Stranger
%ltcIltc. @cniitt bot ca SPAR no6
9tiftS, o6cr oicic 0ipi0Crbcn.Grtl0.
ring miro Ou5lt bcitrogcrl, Dem @olf
sic Iltgcn Ooriibcr 5t %0ifncn, ooB Cs
bcm llbrcntrltit cincn ungcbiibrlid)cn
Sribut 5oblen mllB Der INN 10 rn0c.
rcd)tfcrtigtcr lit, ol& ooS Nu8lono bic
omcrifoniid)cr ltbrcn Inn 10 6icl bill.
Tiger ctbdIt, 6nG Iic pic6cr 5rriid I'M.
portirt moroen mo 0unn nod bill.
ger uerfouit iper0cn t0nncn, ais Die
i'm 0ouSn nnbIinhnunr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
Wnltiin Gcmctcrg.

giirrnu; Srnntlip. Ytoay Naltimorc- n, @prtBitr.
g'Cgrdhnibpldbe 6uln Ierfnlt bun $25 al.
nit WturntorpfnItcu abgegrer5t $50 Blob
fir bier Srlber. (Surit6,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-02
2urrainc.

m,nleriidI - Yarfartig - Srteblidl.
gScitlid bon &ulbrOOf elm uno cine bdlhe
Wtcile. NenuBt Die nit TulubGttan be5eidncie
giurtbs SOcnucsGar. 6rcie Sutf6ct ytuhlnittnp5
am Icrminu5. Qrciie bon gcgrdbuibpIdbcn
icGt lpc3ielI. 2cidtc Ncbtngungen. IeIepbur-
Gnton 223. Yirenn: Srnntltu. NIB Ntuofur.
Hunos. @crIungt lroibiire. (Dlni4. 1890
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-23

the Christian Church, pronounced
the benediction, and the tremen-
dous crowd melted away as if by
magic.
Altogether it was Il red letter
day for Frankfort and her dear
people.
True Kentucky hospitality was
extended on all hands. Numbers
of our good women prepared to
entertain five or six times as
many people rs came to their
homes. This last was owing, to
a great degree, to the fact that
the exercises lasted until the
special train for Louisville, which
had brought n big crowd, was
scheduled to leave and the eXcur-
sionists could not remain to enjoy
the genuine Frankfort hospitality.
1t was a source of great regret
that the venerable and beloved
ex-Gov. P. H. Leslie, who was
present, could not remain to make
even a short address, but was
called away to attend the closing
of the Homecoming" exercises
in Louisville.
The luncheon at the Elks Home,
prepared by the ladies committee,
would have fed five times as many
persons as actually attended.
The crowd present was estimated
(leaving out home people, at from
$4,000 to 10000 people, and was
the largest ever present here ex-
cept on Centennial Day." and
the Inauguration of Gov. w. o.
Bradley in 1896.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-23
] @ WIS
Tightly Locked From
Nervous Spasms.
Physicians Could
Not Prevent Fits.
DIR. Mile s. Nervine Cured
My Wife.

Or. Miles Nervine has been successfully
tried in thousands of cases of nervous disor-
ders, but never,has it made better record than
Thousands of testimonials prove this, and in
nearly every instance the writer has stated
that the fits ceased after the first dose of Ner-
vine was given. The statement is repeated
in the following:
Seven years ago my wife commenced
having spasms or fits and called in my
home physician and he said she was para
lyzed. He rubbed her with salt water and
gave her calomel and she eventually got
some better, but in a short time she had
another attack. She was confined to her
bed for three months and the doctor could
not help her. She had fits frequently, some
times very severe. Her hands would cramp
so we could not open them and she finally
got so her jaws would become locked.
Finally l saw the doctor was doing her no
good and ordered bottle of DR.. Miles Re-
storative Nervine. She received so much
benefit from the first bottle that got some
more. She has taken a number of bottles
but has never had fit since taking the first
dose. She also thinks very highly of DIR.
Miles Nerve ard Liver Pills and is never
without them. IL there is any way of max
ing this testimonial stronger do so because
of the good the DR.. Miles Restorative Nerv.
inc did my wife."-WM. Y. ALLEN, p. NJ,
Elkville, Miss.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie DR.. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Ind.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-23
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
DEATH.

On Saturday last the two little
boys of Mr.. B. Todd Crutcher, of
this Office, John and Todd, and
their little cousin, Robert Nc
Kinney, partook of canned salmon
and ice cream, at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. B. Mckinney, in this
city, and were taken violently i'll
in a short while.
DR.. Flora Mastin was imme-
diately summoned and worked
with the little fellows for several
hours and finally relieved them,
although the little Mckinney boy
and Mr.. Crutcher's youngest child,
Todd, came very near to death.
Ptomaine poison. was ascribed
as the cause by DR.. Mastin.
But for the fact that DR.. Mas
tin was on hand quickly with
proper remedies all three of the
children would have died.
1t was Il very narrow escape
even then.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-23
WORRY WEARS YOU OUT.

There is no need worrying along in
discomfort because Of a disordered diges-
tion. Get bottle of Kodol for dyspep-
STA, and see what it will do for you.
Kodol not only digests what you eat and
gives that tired stomach a needed rest,
but is a corrective of the greatest eff
cheney. Kodol relieves indigestion, dys-
pepsia, palpitation of the heart, flatu-
make your stomach young and healthy
again. You will worry just In the pro-
portion that your stomach worries you.
Worry means the loss of ability to do
your best. Worry is to be avoided at all
times. Kodol will take the worry out of
your stomach. Sold by j. W. Gayle.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-23
DANGEROUSLY SHOT.

While Mr.. Clay Smith, son of
Mr.. Jas. F. Smith "a city letter
carrier), was cleaning a pistol, on
Sunday afternoon, it was acci-
dentally discharged, inflicting a
dangerous wound in the right side,
just above the hip bone.
Drs. James and Goodrich were
summoned and did all they could
for the young man, but were
unable to locate the ball.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-23
A WESTERN WONDER.

There's a Hill at Bowie, Tex, that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder is
W. L. Hill, who from n weight of 80
pounds has grown to over $50. He says !:
II suffered with terrible cough, and
doctors gave me up to die of Consump-
ton. 1 was reduced to 80 pounds, when
began taking DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
Now, after taking 12 bottles, have more
than doubled In weight and am com
pletely cured" Only sure Cough and
Cold cure. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Soc. and 81 90. Trial bottle free.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1906-06-23
Frankfort Evening Call.
Blue Grass Bugle.

Frankfort Evening Call.
Blue Grass Bugle.
Photograph of Gen. D. w. Lind
sey.
Photograph of Philip Swigert.
Photograph of Gov. Beckham,
mother and family.
Photograph of Eleanor Marion
Hume.
Committee of Citizens circular
on the Capitol question.
Ex-Gov. J. Proctor Knott's
speech OH the Capitol location.
Ex-senator William Lindsay's
address on the laying Of the cor
nerstone.
Banks of the City of Frankfort
and their officers.
Officers and Mem bers Of Frank
fort Lodge No. $50 B. P. O. Elks.
Program of the laying of the
cornerstone.
Annual report of the Public
Schools of Frankfort, Ky.
Roster of the Kentucky Histor-
ical Society.
Invitation to the laying of the
cornerstone.
Souvenir Card-Program of the
laying of the cornerstone-Com-
pliments of Chas. J. Weitzel.
Manual of Kentucky - 1906
containing list of General Assem-
bly, voting additional appropria-
ion, also list of the judges of the
Court of Appeals from 1892 down
to present time, State officials,
and the Constitution of Kentucky.
Copy of the act appropriating
81, 900, 900 for the new Capitol.
Copy of the act changing the
act.
Speech of Hon. H. V. McChes-
ney, at laying of the cornerstone.
Photograph of Gov. Isaac
Shelby.
Membership of Hiram Lodge
No. 4, F. and A. NJ. of Frankfort
Commandery, No. 4, and Knights
Templar.
Officers of the Brotherhood of
Trainmen of Lexington.
Five copies of the Louisville
Times Of the period of the extra
Legislative Session held to change
the site of the Capitol.
Photograph of Christine Brad
ley South, who christened the
Battleship Kentucky"
Ten dollar Confederate bill.
Construction Company letter
head.
After the cap to the cornerstone
had been duly placed, Gov. Beck
ham spreading the mortar, EX-
Coy. and Senator Jas. b. Nc
Creary made a short and eloquent
address.
The choir and band then sung
MY Old Kentucky Home" clos
ing amid tumultuous applause.
Rev. &C. r. Hudson, pastor of !
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CORNERSTONE LAID. s E1@si
Tremendous Crowd From All
Parts of the State and
Country Present.

Saturday last was an ideal day
for the ceremonies attendant upon
the laying of the cornerstone of
the new Capitol.
Under the direction of Chief
Marshal John W. Milan, the pro-
cession was formed on Broadway
street at about 1l:15 o'clock a. IN.
(the formation being delayed on
account of the non-arrival of the
trains with distinguished visitors
on board).
After the various bodies had
been arranged in order the line of
march, as given IN our last issue,
was followed, terminating at the
new Capitol.
Gen. D. w. Lindsey, as master
of ceremonies, outlined the pro-
-ceedings, and called upon the
chorus of 200 voices. under the
leadership of Mr.. J. S. Weathers,
to sing America. D." The Second
Regiment Band led the music,
and as the beautiful words rang
out from the vast crowd, it was
scene that stirred the hearts of
all.
At the conclusion of the song,
Rev. DR.. J. McC. Blayney, of Dan
vile (fOrmer pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, Of this city,
and one Of the most efficient of
the famous citizens committee
on the capitol question:, invoked
the Divine blessing.
Hon. H. V. McChesney, Secre-
tary of State, and one of the Cap
itOl Commission, then delivered a
brilliant and able address.
At the conclusion of this ad-
dress, after Dixie" by the band,
Hon. William Lindsay, ex-Sena-
tor and ex-Chief Justice of the
Court of Appeals (now a resident
of New York City,, made an able
scholarly and eloquent address,
worthy of the man and the occa-
sion, in which he urged the Ken
lucky of to-day to keep high the
standard of loyalty, liberty-loving
and law-abiding citizenship.
At the conclusion of Judge
Lindsay's Grafton, the cornerstone
was laid by Gov. J. c. w. Beck
ham, after a brief and appro-
priated address, he using the sill
yer trowel furnished by Mr.. Frank
G. Stage.
DR.. f. f. Hume, Mayor of
Frankfort, deposited the copper
box, containing the following
articles, in the receptical designed
for it:
Docket Of the Court of Appeals.
Official Manual of Kentucky,
containing list Of members of the
Legislature that voted for the
Capitol Appropriation.
List Of attorneys of the Frank
fort bar, 1906.
List of churches of Frankfort
and their ministers.
Roster of physicians of Frank
FOR and Franklin county.
List Of city officials Of Frank
fort.
Frankfort Roundabout.
Kentucky State Journal.
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Versailles Division.
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