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oilencelThe instinct of modesty natural to every is often a

hindrance to the of womanly diseases Womenshrink from the personal questions of the local physicianwhich seem indelicate The thought of examination is abhorrent to them and so they endure in silence a conditionof disease which surely progresses from bad to worse

It has been Dr privilege to cure agreat many women who have found a refugefor modesty in his offer of FREE consults

by letter 2L11 correspondence is Jteldconfidential address Dr R Y

Pierce Buffalo X YDr PJerces Favorite Prescription restoresthe womanly functions abolishes pain and builds up andputs the finishing touch of health on every weak womanwho gives it a fair trial

It Mattes Weak Women StrongSick Women Well

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The Perfect Corset for Large WomenIt places overdeveloped women on the same basis as

slender sisters tapers the flattens the abdomenreduces hips from 1 to 5 inches Not a harness hot a

cumbersome affair no torturing straps but the most scientific

New W B Reduio No 770 for large tall women MadeHose supporters front and tides Sizes 20 to 36Price 300

New W B Redueo ortromeB tleiam asNoU except that the but lower all around Made of white couli

Ask dealer anywhere to show you the New W Bmodels from 100 to 300 per pair

WEINGARTENBROS Mfrs 377379 MQADWAY NEW YOU

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COAL COAL COALB-UY YOUR COAL FROM

ARKLE COfnuine South Jellico Coal at the lowest price Give us a trial and be

Wlif vinced Dont put it off for winter is here

P JAMES ARKLE ManagerPHONES Office 178 East Tenn Residence 257 East Tenn

Yard South Main Street Starkes Old Stand near Midlard Depot

OCT 5 TO 16THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD

21000 FUTURITY V Tuesday Oct 53000 TENNESSEE Tuesday Oct 55000 TRANSYLVANIA Thursday Oct 73000 CUP STAKE T Monday Oct 11

GREAT 203 PACE Friday Oct 95000 TROTTING HANDICAP Thursday Oct 14

Other Sensational Races Daily

Prize Band of America-S BLANCHE BERNBTMEHAFFEY SopranoSoloist

IN DAILY CONCERTSFARE ON RAILROADS

PUBLIC SALEThursday October 14 1909

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FARM IN THE BLUE GRASSequipped for a stock farm It is in Scott County Ky and near the lines ofwoodford and Fayette It is situated at the intersection of the PaynesDepot and Turnpike and is only three and a half miles fromGeorgetown two miles from Paynes Depot on the L N R R and oneeighth of a mile from Peaks Station on the Louisville Southern Ry It canautomobileTHErooms brick servant quarters meat house carriage house hen house ice

outbuildings tobacco barn of 20 acre capacity etc There aregSgW well

t lTerms and Conditions of SaleT e will be sold and in two tracts the best bid or bids

Improvements on samer Tract No about 80 along the Paynes Depot pike

With a house and improyements and also a 20 acre tobacco

0 payments onethird cash balance in fivelien on

circular and further information address

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knot o ribbons or strings by whichthe broad Haps of the seventeenth century round hat cocked ordrawn up to the brim iIi One weatherand thus originated the three corneredhat as well as the cocked hat of latertimes There was nothing speciallymilitary about the usage as the

assert The same stringsin the loops of the hats of bishops

and other ecclesiastical dignitaries inGreat Britain in the strings of thehats worn by French cures and Spanish and Italian padres and in the cordswhich are still seen on the hats of-some livery servants

It naturally became the custom formilitary men to cock their hats withthe livery color of the prince theyserved and as the Hanoverian colorwas the convenient one of black theblack cockade became associated in

the minds of the people with militaryuniform In an old Scotch song ofShirrarauir citing Woodwords Heraldry we read of the red coat ladswith black cockades and a knot ofwhite ribbons was naturally chosen asthe badge of their opponents Whenthe old use of the strings was forgotten the knot in the form of a rosette-

Iof ribbon survived just as did thebuttons on the backs of our coatswhich intended to fasten backthe flaps in riding or marching Justice of the Peace

Striking a CometIf we ask the effect of a comets

striking the earth we will readily seethat if the head of the comet were composed of bowlders a collision wouldhave disastrous consequences A rainof millions of great meteoric stoneswould of course bring catastropheIf however it were merely a rain ofsmall particles or dust we might neverbecome conscious of it for the particles would never reach us They wouldbe fused into gas through friction withour atmosphere many miles beforereaching the surface If the gases liberated by friction were in excessivevolume we might suffer discomfort oreven estimated thathundreds of of meteoric particles strike our atmosphere every dayThis would be a serious matter if wewere not protected by our great sheltering envelope of air Occasionally ameteoric bowlder is large enough toresist the heat generated by this

and reaches the surface This wecall a meteorite The now establishedconnection between comets and

is a matter of greatRalph B Larkin in North AmericanReview

ChoirChurchgoers who follow the service

in their prayer books would certainlymiss the dear old phrase concerning

quires and plqces where they singand in time the old fashioned quiresmay be made new fashioned again bythe coming of rationalized spelling

Choir was a most unnecessaryupon the language The oldquer or quere became quite

naturally quyer or quire and soit remained until the end of the seventeenth century when somebody seemsto have introduced choir bcause itlooked like the French choeuras if that were a valid reasoncould have been no danger of

a church quire and a quire ofpaper which is a different theFrench cahier probably from Latin

quateraarium a collection of fourStandard

Locked Shah In House of CommonsA shah of Persia who made a state

visit to England in 1873 had aexperience In the distinguished

strangers gallery of the house of commons He soon got tired of watchingthe legislators at work but when hemade a move to go he was told h6could not leave the gallery It

at that moment that a divisioncalled and in accordance with the

practice which then prevailed all thedoors of the house were locked untilthe vote was taken Mr Gladstonemade an interesting comment on theincident It Is he wrote In his

probably or possibly the firsttime for more than 500 that aforeign sovereign has been under

restraint of any kind in England Westminster Gazette

The Entire TroubleDont take It so hard said the

sympathizing friend Remember thatthough your daughter is married yonhave not lost her

I know sobbed the brides moth-er Thats the trouble Julia andher husband have already picked outthe best room in the house for theirs

Chicago RecordHerald

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gaze in tile mirror I do envy you TheFriend pleased but incredulous Youenvy me my dear I wonder whyThe Beauty Because you can see

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The last years of life are the sweet

ways be with regard to the food youeat and whether you are digesting itproperly You should not allow yourconstipatedNo salts andcathartic purgative tablets etc andhave come to the conclusion that thejrare

violent in action and do but

Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin It is not new only we areto find new friends for

A A Felts of JoHnston City HL suffeted from stomach trouble for six yearsand found his cure In Dr CaldwellSyrup Pepsin His wife uses it too withsuccess could name hundreds of

doctors offer to send sufferer from astomach liver or bowel complaint a freesample bottle for trial without charge

home If it Itself as heclaims then continue the treatment by

a 50cent or 1 bottle of yourdruggist as all of them sell it Old

children should look for purity andit is well to mention that purity ofthis remedy Is vouched for with the U Sgovernment Also though a free bottleIs sent to prove merits results arealways guaranteed from the regular

you Send at least for the free test bottletodayIt there Is anything about

your that you dontunderstand or if you want

medical advice writeto the doctor and he willanswer you fully There Isno charge for this serviceThe address is Dr W BCaldwell 500 Caldwell bldg

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YOU WILL BE PROUD OFA KENYON OVERCOATbecause it never loses its until you need a newone Style and well as wearingouaiity are Jn Coats that bearthe kenyon label theonlyfeel

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Its teWay Theyremade

Kenyon Overcoats are made in a factorynot a sweatshop where the art coat

makiaz perfection testedFabrics are used part is carefully made byen export Ask your

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County LandBOURBON CIRCUIT COURT

Pearl Aileen Bacon cOn Petition

NOTICE OF SALEBy virtue of a judgment and order

ot sale made and entered in the abovestyled action at the June 1909 termof the Bourbon Circuit Court the un

Monday October 4th 1909

at the court house door in the cityof Paris Kentucky about the hour of11 oclock a m sell at public auctionto the highest and best bidder the landdescribed in the judgment and orderedto be sold in the styled actiontowitLot No 3 in the division of the Jandsof John W Liver containing onedred acres described as follows

Beginning at 3 a stone in the southmargin of the Frankfort and IronWorks road a corner to Lot No 4thence N 56J W 1050 chains to D astone in the south margin of said roada corner to No 2 thence with the lineof No 2 S 30J W 3748 chains to Ba stone corner to No 1 thence withthe line of No 1 S 381 E 30 chainsto G a stone corner to No 7 and 8thence N E 16 chains a stonecomer to No 10 thence with a line ofNo 10 S 89 E 170 chains to F astone to No 4 thence N 4 degrees and 20 minutes W 3785 chainsto the beginning m

Said sale wUlbe made upon creditsof six twelve and eighteen months for

parts of the purchase moneyThe purchaser will be to

bonds with good security for thepurchase money bearing interest atthe rate of 6 per centper annum fromthe day of sale until paid payable tothe undersigned Master Commissioner

RUSSELL MANN M C B C CDenis Dundon AttorneyM F Kenney Auct 101724slo

FiaiilniliiiiBiatliMIDLAND ROUTELOCAL TIME TABLE

Lv Frankfort at 620 am and 200 pnAi Qeotown 712 am and 247 puAr at Paris at 750 am and 325 pn

Lv Paris at 830 am and 542 piAT at Geotown 904 am and 625 pnAr at Frankfort 1125 am and 720 pn

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