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Pierre LOTT.

manifestations del su]bprefecto.
Ell senior Verchere no te es sim
patico-Ie decia Il su prima.
No. iAcaso 10 es para ii?
-Parece que me aprecia: algunas
veces he sorprendido sus miradas.
que Sc fijan en- mi con sjmpatia.
|Ah.
Mi padre lie estima. Y, ademas,
mo es el unico amigo de Noel?
-.Es verdad! les su amigo.
Anita decia este con una sombra
de amargura.
Al fin Y al cabo, Noel volveria V
TODD tendria arreglo....
Las dos primas. fijos los ojos en- el
canine, acusaban acknowledgements a
las administrations de ~ferrocarriles,
a los carteroS y a los p~oetaS; las ad-
ministraciones debian multiplicar los
trenes, los ~carteros hacian nal en- de-
tenerSe a beber copas en- circunstan-
cla como aquellas y los poetas no
eran muy oportunos hacienda versos
cuando Sc les e~ncargaba una conf
sion. De pronto, Anita lanz0 un grl-
TO de jubilo; Claudio Bidard venia
hacia ID asa del trazo de Painblanc,
vestido con el uniforme militar. FL
escrlblente parecia mas grueso Y pc
Sado junto a Painblanc, cuya delga-
DEE lie hacia aparecer aun mas alto.
ST las ~jovenes lutheran conservado
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Cecilia, muy palida, Sc apoyo en- ell
brazo de su prima, sin fuerzas Y sin
voZ.
Anita abri6 la puerta del patio,
donde Sc reunieron todos.
Senior alcalde-dijo Painblanc
al notario-traigo una carta del Sc
nor Falcaud para listed.
Cecilia miro a su prima, que en-
seguida pregunto a Painblanc: -
iPOr que no ha vuelto?
Los medicos lie han prohibido
que Sc ponga en- canine antes de ocho
dias. No tengan ustedes cuidado; lie
Vi ell microbes y estaba muy bien.
Me ha dado un encargo para uStedes.
-iQue es?-eXclamaron a un item
pc las dos j6venes.
Me ha dicho que les diera este
cuaderno. que contiene Ell diario de
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su algeria de otros tiempos, de flo
lutheran dicho: don Quijote y San
cho PanZar'
-iPainblanc. Noel esta de vuel-
ta!-dijo Anita; pero Gallo de prom
to, viendo que por el ladO opuesto
avanzaba IN grupo tornado por e. Sc
nor Pochon, Julio Verchere Y ell car
tero.
Noel no venia con ellos.
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En- cfccto. el iueZ Arthur NJ. Mace,
de Rockville. cvidentemente dese0-
50 de ganar indulgencia ell su hogan
con espa!da %aiena, Sc a~pr6vecho dc
que entire las leyes del Estado e%is-
tia una que autorIZaba Ia a~plicaclon
DC la pena de a~ZoteS, para Imponcr-
sela 4! marido cruel, Y al sentencIar
declare que deseaba que cl castlgo
fuese APPLICABLE O el mayor rig0r po-
| ib!c ' dc Ia mancr mas pGblica, :.
in dc que sc c~nteruscn de cl los hon.
1rcs como Dove Y Supicran que 81
iesDurs dc este cscarmicntO Sc pre-
| :enta ante su trihuna! algUn marid0
| lcuyado del mismo delitO, debc sepe-
| .ar pena aJin mas seyera.
Y IA sentencia fue cumplida, por
| 1tro hucn marido, de los que tienen
| IN casa uuien les sahe crandJ no cum
! plen con su deber. Peyton Whelan, ell
Sheriff del condado. funcionario que
i pesar de su alta jerarquia. cuenta
entire u mdltiples deberes el de cum
Dlir las ~sentenciaS que lmponen los
uibunaIes, personalmcnte, en- casO de
cue no exiSta una imposibilidad fist
| ca que 10 impida.
FL matrimonio Dove reside en- Mid
Ilcrook. Y eli sabado ultimo Ia seno-
RI form6 un gran ~escIndalo, porque
81 marido al llegar q 81 hogan. entire
Pinto V Valdemoro. Il c~onsecuencia
lie las frecuentes libaciones que tie
ne Ia costumbre de dedicar en- tales
Iias q dar gracias q Dios por haberle
permitidO viyir una semana mas. des-
Dues de haber intentado imitar 4 un
cato Y antOiarsele que Mrs. Dove lie
! hlciera coSQuillas en- 81 lOmo. furioSo
ante Ia negativa indignada de Ia Sc
| nora. Sc lanZ6 sobrc ella con I'm bas-
ton ' lie do una paliZa tan regular,
que los gritOs de la vIcIima sc oye-
ron en- IA plaza puDlIca' acudlendo a
eS'"'"''" "'"'''."" w ''''"''' ; ~"
,i'iTN
h..
81 In presencia del arente de Ia
~autorIdad no les hubleSe ntundido
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Washington, Jnlio &C..

rs precise respetar Ia carHe de las
Sen0ras-dcria una DANA, nj saber
que en- la cerrana Poblaci6n dc Rock
eville acababa de ser c~ondenado a
sufrir veinte Y cinco azotes ell In pI-
cots puhIica John Dove, hOneSto We
elmo de MiddleroOk, Estado de Mary
land, por 81 delito de pegar a su es-
posa.
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Pdase q:
IGNACIO E. LOZAMO
607 DoIoro.a 81. San Anianio, Tara
PERNIIS0S PARA FINC.iR.

r. II. Groy. 1921 Roosevelt Ave-
nue.. pGrtirO. lOle i. block POSI-: 500.
Mrs. VI. Garrett. 1916 North Flo
res Street. rahallrriza. Tote Q. block
3i5: 50.
Miss kar!harinc Phclan. III West
Maple Street. p6riicO Y rOmpostu-
raS: $50.
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Noticia de Paris.

Mile. Margoi, Ia conocida maniQui.
estI ~exponicndo un vestldo ent"rlZo
que simula una saga Y una chaqueti-
LA. FL vestido cS de Sarga ligera,
azul marine, Y Sc abotona al lado con
grandes botoHes que Ilegan hasta mas
abajo de Ia cintura.
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RODOLFO E CABELLO
iNGTNmRO FIErIRiCisIA

CfFsCe 4 RsI-u SI.S SrTr!r!oS. p0nlend5iS Il
C0a0eimIaGI0 Tg- yelt- p Iastala IA =
EGisnte Eaaq'GHaFs PiaHfaS El@'lriraS x
Cos EWat=..ls. H~araInaTla reCr.seraa5E4 +
para aaFeT Hl=.l. "a lgGeG4 N"toT4 smith
para bIriti=Ias. H"t0c@- IL Gasoline p
EToiPG CFJ!.ss. .4s C-VaiIGS 81 ITi-i 40
sGsrIs 50 SsU .ItoEi1 lrE
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Mexico en- 1910

Sc ACADIA de poner a la venta TN
precioso album que contiene artisti-
cas- fOtografiaS a dolores de los
principales edificiOS Y paSeOs de Ia
Capital de nuestra Republica- III
album en- question tiene una lujoSa
cubierta Y es una ioya que deben
~cGnservar aquellas personals que de-
seen tener a Ia vista los progresses
%alcanzadOs pOr nueStra patria en- eI
ordcn material.
VALE Ell ALBUM S1.O0 ..
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EFUNCIONE

Sra. \. r. TreiO. cdad 60 amos.
Sol NO@aIilOS Street: nefritis.
Maria C~Ontrcras. edad 10 mpSas,
126 Lopez Street: puImOnia.
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:. !. :.

\ las 10 y media de Ia manana
del lunes fut pronunciada IN senten-
cia. Y 4 las d0ce del dia Sc estaba
cumpliendo. Ia noticia de que el ma
ride infame iba Z ser castigadO de tan
vergOnZosa manera cual no Sc ha cas-
tigad0 iamas en- el COndado 4 un
hombre blanco desde hace 25 amos,
2trajo a TODD el pueblo i! patio de Ia
carcel, dOnde csta el primitive apara-
to al cGal Sc amarra a los reOs, para
aplicarles las s~cntcncias de castigo
corporal.
Con toGa solcmnidad rut conduct
do el maridO mani!argO hasta el pos
te de su ;nramia. lba d]esproviStn de
camisa u 0tra brenda alguna que
pudicse S~crvirle para @m0rtiguar el
lolor de los golpes. Las reivindica-
iOras de Ia dignidad del seXO feme-
ninO. goZar0n viend0 como eI REQ
Nevada en- Ia cara Ia misma EXPIRE
| ION de augusta que 81 fuese a Su-
Dir al patihulo. Amarrado cOnvenien
temente, empez6 el supliciO. FL ro-
busto Sheriff descarg0 con tai furia
ell primer Z~urriagaZo, que en- seguida
| motto la multitud como salia marcad0
! el puntO de cOntactO en- M Inca
! a~cardenalada. Ash sigui0, sin dismi-
muir Ia furia del castigo, de una ma
n"ra tan brutal. que 4 menud0 escu-
! chaba Senales de aprObac:Gn de les
| uve presenciahan cl acto. las cuales
au.ncnrarcn al romperSe Ell ldtiEJ n
M" dc ~"2uellos GolpeS. 10 qIe hizc
interrumpir algun tanto el cumpli-
| miento de Ia Sentencia, hasta que ira
ieron otro. Y cuando Sc lego a los
- azotes. qued6 ell hombre en- liber-
tad Y tan doliente Y acOngojado. que
parecia otro del que fue IS horas
antes. Las seEoras de Middlerook
! aseguran que tienen Ia conviction de
que en- SUI distrito no volvera en- lar
cos amos marido alguno 4 maltratar
4 su cSpOsa.
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81 repugnantc cs cl dclitO come
lido por John Dove. mas aun 10 eS
el barbara castigo impuesto a po-
cas- leguas de la capital. FL hecho
de que sea impueStO pOr un jueZ CO.
rreCcional. cuya SentencIa eS lnape-
liable. Sc hace mas espantOSa. Al
tcner noticia de ella, pens" Ell que 81
las muieres ~mandasen. ipobrcs de
nuestras posaderas, pues 81 su IN
fluencia es tan grande anteS de tener
derecho al vote, Gque haran cuando
10 consigan? No haran mas de este
Que acaban de hacer en- M~iddIebOrO.
iQuG mas han de hacer? :Matar NJ
que pegue 4 su sonora?
En- Ia mayor parte de los caSos cl
hombre que pega 4 una muJer me-
rece ser empalado. pero es una IN
i~usticia castigarle en- todos pOr igual,
pues ell seyo debil va dejando de ser
10, por una parte, y por la otra, hay
mujeres para quienes constItuyen una
n~ecesidad. morbosa perO necesidad al
fin, las palizas maritales. Y las saben
con ell arte sutil Y demonia-
co que Sc anida en- el pecho de nues-
ira dulce companera, para imponer-
nos Ia obligation de ~realizar 10 que
mas la satisface. 10 mismo cuando
aspira 4 palos que 4 caricias, o GUAM
do su inquieta imagination solicit
Ia una mezcla de las dos sensaciones.
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!. EENnE Nrr"ditada canrina para v"Eia
rervrza. 81 :. santa Rosa Avenue. "SqnIla
N]alaiHnr"S. ,"ntiri"neS lih"rairS. lnr"r
man all. 'S-la
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Isl LAS MUJERES
Dove fue aZOtadO con satisfaction d,
las damas de Rockville

az0tcs, no Ie permitirian que tstos
fhrran administrators p0r formula.
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4 Los PROFESORES DE MUSICA Y Al
PtRLICU.

FL ST. Pedro y. P2rFa, c1n0cldG compost
Tor. ;ien- = Il venia SUS HlJ.iAaN compost
clones mu-.cli"s para UrUIaStd 90 piano. Los
arreg!OS J- INSTRUMENTATION eStan 1eclOS
o. IL manrra SIgu-rnle:
MISUNDERSTANDING
ie DE- piano - maniara pUr separado 3 los
profeSOrrS p0r - CeHtayoS-
LlSTA bE IIEZAS.
"a PRENSA hiarclal .........--------. I5e
MI P~ENSAMlESTO lNAi>J ........... ~ac
ALMA DE- AHTI~TA NaI>l ............ 7jc
Marcia NTERMEYIU ................ 15c
HAPPN HOT tNal>T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sc
PHO NIarcha en- Aires NariUmalrSl...-Sl."
uaganSe los pedidOS 4 IEbSo y. ARIA
Dallas. Tex.
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OFEsI6SALES

DR.. sLLOME CARA ILDAPR de Is Fscultsd
dc Mexico; sutorizsdo en- II Estsdo oe Je-
urtn8r1ss y cirUiis en- ee1eraL Residences,
Warren 81. AS, Telefono Travis 3s9.. OIL
cina. Frost Building, Telefon0s. Nuevo IA:
Viei0 Travis S6i4.
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PRSa x Ia paglna S, columaa ;.
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No So atmiran meRos de ounce palabra.
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Home Keepers Will
Be Interested in These
Rug Specials

ex12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
in elegant floral, Oriental and
all-over patterns, at -. $3.50
ox12 Velvet Rugs, in new all
over and Oriental patterns, at
$16.5O
ex12 Velvet Rugs, in plain
blue, green or brown and a big
assortment of all-over and Ori-
entail patterns, at ...... $3.50
36x72 Velvet Rugs, in about
twenty designs and colors; regu-
larly $500; special 80. $2.4
Velvet Carpet for stairs or hall
runners; 27 inches wide; good
colors and patterns, yard ;. SOC
BoWMANS-Fourth Floor
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Hosiery For Women
1.-The NeuUesf

Kayser's Italian Silk Hose, in
black, white and colors, pair,
$1.OO to 81. 80
Kitty Bess Thread Silk Hose,
in black, white and colors; double
soles; high spliced heels; Isle
garter tops; pair ....... 81 90
Thread Silk Hose, in black,
white and colors; double soles,
Isle garter tops; pair -. 5Of
Cotton and Lisle Thread Hose
= plain black or white; double
soles; wide garter tops; pair,
25c, 500 and SOC
Complete line of Burson Seam
less Hose, regular and extra sizes;
cotton and plain and silk Isle;
pair ......:.. ............ -. 25c
BowMANS--Main Floor
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The Goats

Black zibeline long flare model
with belt, at .......... $5.9S
Brown and white mixture; but
tons at side front, at 80. $9.9S
Kennedy-Fisher cloth; plain
color with convertible collar, at
$1O.9S
Blue camels' hair, full flare, semi
tailored sleeves; also green tone
mixture; semi-ftted, with fur col
lar; green and black check nov
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At S22.5O-
African brown poplin in Semi
Norfolk model, with velvet col
lar.
Brown poplin, box pleated en-
tire length; side belted; Marigold
velvet collar.
Strict military model of whic-
cord; braid and button trimmed.
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Autumn
And the new
HANDBAGS

A full line of strap purses from
25e to $1.9S, including "spe-
cial" for SOC. Six different
styles, most of them fitted with
mirrors.
Variety of new styles and smart
shapes from 80. SOC to $500
BoWMAN'S-Main Floor
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IlGS
and SOC - cambric and nain-
sock; lace and embroidery trim
med.
Children's Drawers, 1Oc to
SOC = cambria and nainsook;
tucked and hemstitched or lace
and embroidery trimmed.
Children's Gowns, 25c-made
of cambric; long sleeves; V-neck.
Children's Gowns, 39c-high
neck; long sleeves; tucked yoke;
made of good quality cambric.
'hird Floor.
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All that's and accepted the Fashionable Centers
will be found among the
Choice Models That
Dominate Our Millinery
Department

Certainly, you cannot find pleasing and we'll
lected assortment in Harrisburg.
We've also been told that variety is unsurpassed
10 describe the different styles that have
limit impossible for your convenience and therefore, YOU
are invited go through the asembage and be shown the
m becOn1ino
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Ford O.Dn,ers

Rubber Mats for Ford auto
mobiles, all models; extra heavy,
$1.25 value, at -. -. 70G
BoWMANS-Fourth Floor
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Muslin Undergarments

This department is bfu of garments with latest style
touches
Women's Nainsook - main
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Novelty Suits

for boys 21a to 8 years of age.
Velvet Suits, in blue, black,
brown and garnet, in new
vestee, Oliver Twist, and Rus
sian sailor models, at $3.50,
1895 and $4.95.
Blue Serge Novelty Suits in
vestees, French blouse and mil
itary sailor models, at $2.95,
$3.50, 1895 and $500.
Shepherd Check Novelty
Suits in very clever models, at
1895, $3.95 and $500.
A complete line of cashmere,
worsted, serge and corduroy
Knickers for boys 5 to Is years
also stouts-at SOC, 75c,
$50, $1.OO to $500.
Wash Suits, at SOC to S3.
BowMAN's-s Floor
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Wall PAPER
A Saturday Special

A Saturday Special
Chintz chambrays, hairline
stripes for bedrooms, up-to-date
treatment for living rooms, dining
rooms and halls; sold with bord-
ers ..................... 7He
Kindly bring room measure
IlIehts. BowMAN's-Fourth Floor
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city set in check; flare bottom, at
$3.50
Black zibeline, half belted, with
box back, at ........... $500
Black, brown and blue zibeline;
double belt, flare skirt; velvet
cuffs, at $3.50
Black zibeline, with fancy
weave; checked collar and cuffs,
at .................. $19.9S.
BOWMANS-Third Floor
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Women's Nainsook Drawers,
25c = open and closed styles;
embroidery ruffle at bottom.
Women's Cambria Gowns,
SOC = high neck; long sleeves;
yoke of cluster tucks and inser-
ton.
Women's Gowns, 9Sc - high
and V-neck; cambric and nain-
sock; trimmed with pretty pat
terms of embroidery and insertion.
Misses Drawers, 25c, 800
BOWMAN
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"DUBBLE- WEAR"
The Boy-Proof Clothing

Smart of style and exceptionally we'll made of sturdy
terials. Fall models include:
DubbleWear Norfolk School Suits of chevo
homepuns wool materials finely tailored trimmed with pair
Knickerbockers; sizes to S Priced S495
These being shown gray green
ovepad About dozen different models Noros
The coo cloth and lorng good
suit for that fails.
Corduroy Norfolk Suits splendid shade of durable corduroy
with lined knicerbockers Priced S395 $495
Other Norfolks $780, S3.95 $495, $685. $685. $3.50
and$ $1,000
Bring the little kddies to see our
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HERE'S new VIGOR FOR
OVERWORKED STOMACHS.

r. E. McRoberts. the popular drug
gists. has been in the drug business
long enough to have his own opinion of
the best way OF selling medicines He
says the plan adopted by Mi-o-na. the
great dyspepsia remedy, is the fairest
he has ever heard of. He doesn't be-
lieve that medicine ought to be paid
for unless it does the user some good.
And Milo .na is sold under a positive
guarantee to relieve dyspepsia or to
refund the money. You simply leave
so cents on deposit with him and if.
after you have used the box of Mi-o-na
you decide that it has done you no
good. all you have to do is to tell him
so and he will return your money.
Hundreds of people have been reliey-
ed of stomach agonies by using this
remarkable remedy, 1t is not simply a
food digester; 1t is a medicine that puts
all of the digestive organs into normal
condition and gives ruddy. glowing.
vigorous health. A change for the
better will be seen after the first few
dozes of Mi-o-na, and its continued use
will soon give the power to eat any
thing at any time and not suffer dis
tress afterward. Use Mi-o-na and see
how much more there is in life.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-16
STANFORD

Mrs. Beverly Rout is able to be out
after several days illness.
Wesley Embry, of Frankfort, is here
with his mother. Mrs. j. 4. Embry.
Lee Perkins, who has been quite i'll
for some time remains about the same.
Mrs. Bohon Campbell and little
daughter, Martha are 10th on the sick
list,
Mr.. Elk. Reynolds is reported very
low and not expected to linger much
longer.
Miss Mary Burdette has been the
guest of Miss Myrtle Murray at Grab
Orchard.
Mrs. Bette Larue, of Louisville. is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. George
DeBorde.
Attorney w. s. Bureh. who is at
Hot Springs. Ark, is reported as being
Miss Margaret Lewis, of Williams
burg. is the guest Of W. II. Higgins
and family.
Mrs. J. L. Mckee Rife has returned
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BRYANTSVILLE

Messrs r. |. Burton and Bryan Bal
lard were in Lexington Thursday.
See us for cotton seed meal.
Hudson, Hughes and Farnau.
Miss Mary Ellen Farley is at home
after a visit to relatives in Jessamine.
Miss Bessie Chapman of Nicholasville
was the guest of Mrs. Hogan Ballard
last week.
Mrs. Lee Hagan of Lancaster, spent
the week end with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Arnold.
Miss Bessie Caldwell, who is teaching
here will spend the Xmas holidays at
her home IN London.
Mr.. George Patton of Louisville. was
here several days last week the guest
of MIR. Bryan Ballard.
Several from here sold a number of
hogs to Mr.. Henry Ruble at 6. 40. They
averaged from $50 to 200 lbs.
Mrs. Frank Campbell. of Louisville,
returned home Friday after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. J. c. Williams.
Mrs. James Coy of Kirksville. and
Mrs. J. B. Dozier, of Okla, were the
guests Friday of Mrs. X. |. Burton.
IlMr. and Mrs. C. M. Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry McAfee and Mrs. Dykes
were in Frankfort for the Inauguration
of Gov. Stanley.
Mrs. R. l. Burton. Miss Mayne Lee
Ballard and Miss Eliza Ison were in
Lexington Thursday to see The Gar
den of Allah.
Mr.. George M. Murphy was stricken
with paralysis Friday afternoon and
died Saturday morning. Mr.. Murphy
was " years old and every one was
shocked to hear of his death. The in
torment took place at Mt. Olivet Sum
day morning.
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home from Cincinnati, where she has
been the guest of relatives and friends
for several weeks.
Mrs. j. w. Clark. who has been in
Lexington visiting relatives and friends
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. James Englemsn, of Paris. is
here at the bedside of his father, MIR.
John Engleman. who is very i'll.
Igo Perry will come home from X.
M. l., to spend thu holidays with her
parents. DIR. and Mrs. G. G. Perry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon has returned
home from Lancaster. where she has
been the guest of Mrs. N. Miller.
Coe H. Moser went to Lancaster Fri
day to testify in suit against the L.
& N. on trial in circuit court there.
Rev. and Mrs. d. NJ. Walker and
children will spend the Christmas holi-
days in Selma, Ala, with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winifred Duncan are
rejoicing over the arrival of a little
son. He has been christened James
Menefee Duncan.
Miss Florence Spragens. of Ellisburg
has been the attractive guest of Sal
lien Mills Craig. Miss Craig gave
dinner Friday evening in her honor.
Mrs. Annie Newland went to Lex
ington Wednesday to spent several
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Marvin
Adams and son, Joseph NJ. Newlsnd.
Mr.. Thomas Lackey. of Leitchfeld,
ILL.,. who has been mere the guest of
his.sister, Mrs. j. C. Bailey and Miss
ophelia Lackey, has returned home.
Mrs. Logan Mccall, who recently
underwent Sigh operation at the
home of DIR. E. j. Brown. is able to re-
turn to her room at the Hum boarding
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Menefee left
Wednesday for Mineral Wells, Texas.
to visit their daughters, Mesdames E.
B. Richie and G. b. Maury. They
will be gone until the first Of April.
Mrs. Carroll Shanks had very mar
row escape Tuesday at noon, when the
horse she was driving became frighten-
ed and ran away. Mrs. Shanks was
thrown out Of the buggy, striking her
shoulder. causing much pain. No bones
were broken or dislocated. The acct
dent occurred on Danville avenue.
Mrs. Burleson. of Waynesburg. who
is employed at the St. Asaph hotel
here, was badly burned, while securing
the floor in the kitchen. She had put
Concentrated Lye on the floor and had
a bucket Of hot water in her hand pre-
pairing to pour the water on the floor.
when she slipped and fell pouring the
boiling water on herself. She scream
ed for help, but when Mrs. Jordan. the
wife of the proprietor reached her. her
clothing was thoroughly saturated in
the boiling water and her body was
badly burned.
Everybody is looking forward to the
Charity Minstrels that will be given
here on Wednesday evening. December
22nd. The best array Of local talent
will be on display. There are fourteen
black faces, besides number more. not
black. A good supply of local jokes
has been collected and will be given.
as well number of the latest songs.
John N. Menefee, Jr., who is at the
head of this minstrel is much pleased
with the prospects for good crowd
and good show. The proceeds will be
distributed among the poor at Christ
mas.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-16
Sick Two Years With Indigestion.

1.-TWO years ago was greatly bene-
fitted through using two or three bottles
of Chamberla!n's Tablets" writes Mrs
S. A. Keller. Elida. Ohio. Before
taking them was sick for two years
with Indigestion. Sold by all dealers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-16

Mrs. William H. Hnchife. 20 Myrtle ST.. Beverly Mass,
writes: Il have four bottles of
has done deal of good for
throat recommend Peruna to all sufferers with catarrh
think felt much better really surprised
work do. do think much praise be said
Peruna."
Tablets,