i x -. x * '"`Y; ~..., .c , Q? 4, V V , ~ ' : : f _ al sz ws., %Q@; ' A . __ Ig %;2;__q P 9F I Q' Q I C C ft , , KENTUGKIAN r ` } ` L QQ _ au =]lgU;;,.f'ETY at O G J q 4 ` :: X , . - an r Zi ~ ki , if ` Q { g K. S. C. BIONTHLX . { gt; ii . _. SI21>TIcM1;I<1R. 1900. _ _; A l-w# I : lg " iz i JAMES MOTT MCDANIEL,/MGR., g <> t - Gov \VICKLlFFE RIQF l ' ` V . { . Q " < . { Qi; \NILLIAl\I L. BowLING, _) Associate Edltom LAL. D. TIII, U. L. S. Q CHAIzI-o*rTE BIIQIINER, Philisophia, * , < , . I <> I car _]oI-IN H1ckI2v karnoa, Athletics. i~ ##l# . ONE YEAR $1.00; ONE COPY 15 CENTS. i Entered ut the P. O. of Lexington, Ky., as Second Class Matter. ( 2 , ___%_ - f "Kcn\ncky as it was, Kentucky as it is, , Kentucky as it will be. Kentucky l`0l0\'t.'l`. I- After we win success hy actually deserving it we very natu- rall * feel an inward `ov. For two years THE I{ENTUCKIAN has 5 J - i` struggled to gain a footing. \Vhether or not there is any truth , in the saying that "the third time is charmed," from the present f i outlook we feel that our third year is "charmed" and is destined I . l _ to he our greatest. S " . i Q To the generous people who in a material way seem to appre { { ciate our efforts, we extend our grateful thanks. Your money has l encouraged, your kindly comments have inspired renewed zeal,and and we wish in return to do our utmost to carry the good work on and extend the influence of Tm; KENT[lCKI;\N into every hamlet of the Commonwealth; that all who read may know what _- advantages the State here provided for the great class of boys and , girls who yearn for a finished education. ; . l ~