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wayThe lapwing jte another liar Ap¬

proach her nest and she sets up a dis-tressful crying and runs back and forthIn front of you trailing one wing anthough it were broken You followYou think to snatch her up In yourbauds With this lie she lures youaway from her young

The thrush In time of drought beatswith his feet on the grass like a clogdancer Thus he lies to the earthworms He wakes them think that It

raining Up they come in silentiIs and the deceitful thrush makesrich mealv New Orleans Times

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WELL BURIED

Two Funerals For One Mnn ProvidedFor by His Will

Curious directions for the disposal ofhis remains were left by John RobertPrhigle of Catford who died leavingan estate of gross value of 8019 3s 3dThe testator directed

After my decease I desire that acompetent and trustworthy doctor ofmedicine shall by any experiment he-

r may deem suitable thoroughly satisfyhimself that life Is absolutely extinctMy carcass is to be cremated nud theresiduum thereof deposited In two metalurns numbered respectively 1 and JlOn the ashes In No 1 are to be placedn pnchet which will be found on mydesk and my miniature portrait scarfpiirunml on the ashes In urn No 2 a

similar packet which alto will be

J found on my desk and my inlnluturtportrait finger ring

lIe directed that the urns were thento he soldered down and No 1 burledin his mothers grave at Newport Pugnbll and the other in my dear Lizziesgrave In the Slrcathnm cemetery alTouting He also enjohied his son tosee that the graves of his mother andof the testators mother were properlylooked after London Mall

f At Liberty to Screamitwas on a ferryboat plying between

Sydney mid Manly one of that citysbeautiful suburbs Every scat was oc ¬

cupled Each occupant felt the Indusence and prepared for an eujoyablptrip when a 1lank girl of fifteen appeared dragging by the hand a screamingchild There she stood glowering A

mild lady suggested the child might beIn pain An old bachelor muttered that

i 1people who had charge of childreni eboiNd keep them at home Low

voiced but distinct imprecations woreI now rife She took not the slightest

heed of the muttering or the bawlingwhich was now at the highest pitchtill the suggestion was offered thaimedicine would do it good Then shearose in her wrath as It were andgiving the child a vigorous shake said

Ethel cry as loud as you like Ivepaid your fare London TitBits

Handsome Dogs Are Good DogsIn the most characteristic of English

dogs with the English bulldog as anunfortunate exception of a glaring sortcommon sense principles in the canonof Judging are distinctly marked Inthe case of hounds any good eyecaupick out the best animals This wascuriously Illustrated not long since inprivate when an artist taken over oneof the bigger kennels of foxhoundspicked out the prize and pedigree dogsone after the other He went purelyIby his own sense of what was strongand comely of strength and beautymet together as Shelley says In avery different connection LondonOutlook

The British Breedi British bred animals whether they

be horses cattle sheep or even pigsore superior to nil others In quality an-

dy fllaminu There is some strange andmlmlrable power In our soil which putsa stronger fiber and a more enduringetamp of excellence into the live stockbred In our islands than are found Inthe same breed or species In any otherpart of the world London Times

A City of Happy HomeDublavin took a walk in the ceme-

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where he noticed on the tomb-stones Good Husband Good Wife

SI Good SonJt It is evidently here that the lull ¬

pleat homes are found he reflectedNos Lolslrs

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Alice1 rather like that youngThompson He has such a good firmmouth and chin Hazel GoodnessRaAhe been kissing you too KansasCity Independent

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I est styles and combinations in trimmings andcolours every one blended to produce a certaineffect and reach a certain purpose Gentlemenwho dont wish freaks will find Hats here to theirlikinari

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J B See to Kirkpatrick andClay 8000 pounds at lOc

Silas Johnson to McCray ofBourbon 3 acres at 10ic or21622 per acreThe Equity Society on Friday

and Saturday at Winchester soldone and ahalf million pounds attheir prices Outlook is encour-aging

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Union on Monday sold at Lexing ¬

ton 10745 pounds of tobacco atan average of 1667a total of178694 This grew on 5i acres

Lugs 7ito 21c trash 18 to20fcc red leaf lit to l3tc bright161 to lSc damaged 10 to l3cworm eaten tips lOic his leasMr Thompsons own crop Hehas onehalf interest on 18 acresraised on same farm Ho and DarL Smith bought this farm about ayear ago

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One refrigerator 2 show cases1 tobacco case counters shelving2 delivery wagons J safe anti otherfixtures Lindsay Greene

Suits to measure 2000 SeeGuthrie Thursday Feb 27

Let us make your tailormadesuit We guarantee fit and satis-faction

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My own make of Pure PorkLink Sausage Ed T Hon

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For nice rooms apply to MrsWebb Gaitskill 322t

1800 buys a madetoorder suitat Guthriesk

AccidentAn accident of a rather paniful

nature befell Dr Howard VansAntwerp Monday morning atFarmers Ky The Dr had re ¬

ceived some rush orders for stoneand was superintending the load-ing

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when by some error a stonewas lowered too suddenly andcaught the Drs feet and legs pin

himCIllriiOinhis ankle and both feet severelystrained and bruised He canedown on the 215 trainjand had hiswounds dressed and is now restingeasy at his home in this citys

Lettuce Radishes Kale CeleryAlso carry u full lino of the BestGroceries Ed T Hon

Farm for rent Mrs J F EvansSBtf

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Cut prices on overcoats at Guthhes

SpeakingJoel Fort of Tennessee spoke

at the Court House yesterday inbehalf of the Society of EquityHe is an enthusiastic speaker

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ak Kidneys surely point to weak kidneyNerves The Kidneys Ilka the Heart and theorganItselfand strengthen them Dr Shoopt Restorative IIfa medicine specifically prepared to reach thesecontrolling nerve To doctor tho Kidneys aloneis futile It is a waste of time and of money aswellIIf your back aches or Is weak If the urineBcalds or Is dark and strong If you have symptomsof Brighta or other distressing1 or dangerous kidDrBhooksliustorativeamonthTabletsdo for you Drunlst recommend and soil

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1J was talking lately witk ft mMknwho fought under Gen Robert B Iwer-qnd he waxed loqaeet Ila kit eulogydwelling upoa the fact UuU la averrInstance tbu humblest aubalterm orprlratv was greeted with a gracefulsainte and word expressive of the be ¬

nign heart of the genuinely great maa-The march of the army was frog

Charuberiburg Pa to GettysburgJust on tbo ode of Chamborsburg

a large house was paased the hlgVway was narrow and the house wasImmediately on the street From tbffwindow a young girl was waving afederal flag giving expression to herpatriotic feeling for the north ant-her contempt for the passing troopTake In the gridiron Fold upthat

dishrag was tho reception from thmen of Dixie

Just at this juncture Gen Lee rodsup and happened to pause for a moment opposite to the young girlsdemonstration of loyalty Looking uplit raised his hat and courteously said

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moment1whEnlady know that the dignified wall whohad addressed her was Gen Lee aadher arm tell and the flag lay limpacross the sill of the window

Looking up again partly with roproof to his men and partly wltAgallant consideration for a lady hasaid Wavu It on daughter wave Iton no one shall disturb you but theunit and the will were both paralyzed

There Is one comment where theheart Is truly noble and tho naturerefined war cannot brutalize author ¬

ity will not render urrogunt insult willnot vex and there must and will beA kindly deference to the opinion andbias of other people Edwin S Hlnksu the WashingtonianLeeshtugVu

Great Show Stallion Bought byYoung and Tabu

N B Yonntr and II G Tabbbought the celebratucl show stal ¬

lion Prince Rupert it Lexingtonami the horse is now nt AirYounvrs stables in this countyPrince Kipcrt breeds back tlmogenerations of show horses Atthe Blur Grass Fair he won tholirst prize in the ring for stallionand four mares

Never nfl overalls the kindthat dont rip

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Suits to measure 1800 SeaGuthrie Thursday Feb 27

See our Maysvillestreotwindowsfor the newest styles in ladiesshoes and ofoids

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One refrigerator 2 show cases1 tobacco case counters shelving2 delivery wagons 1 safe und otherfixtures Lindsay Greene

The style tit and workmanshipof our clothing place them in aclass by themselves

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New firmRiokotts Madden liverymen

anti John McCormick blacksmithIhave formed a partnership as MoUormick Ricketts Madden

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Mighty pretty are our patternsin ladies hosiery

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Ladies oxfords in all leatherstar spring 1908 Maysville streetentrance Punch Graves

Sliced Country Ipant SlicedCountry Shoulder Ed T Hon

Exclusive agents forHXTItLGOOD clothes for boys

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Beechnut Breakfast Baconsliced on machine Ed T Hon

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