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I Vol. 3. LeXIngton, Ky, Nov 11 1892 No. 3
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' SOME WORDS ABOUT WORDS. :whieh our Saxon fathers wrotel .
‘ __.— . For in Anglo-Saxon “hoe” ineansl YO i >1 ( i .\ /l EN '
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To the earelessand cursory reader heeeh-tree as well as hook. be thel _
a word is oiilV a conglomeration of (lerinaii ‘hueh‘ is derived froml Y
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letters. But to him who reads to *buehe’ a heeelrtree. Then too, oui If You ‘1‘. ant to save “loney try US 011 1,11
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derive the greatest good lrom his word “llln‘fll‘V” is derived from the _ ,
- . l . - I . , p .,\ I 7 1 *v x I f v p, 3 _ ‘
reading. everv new word is a treas- Latin ‘liher,’ whieh means both (1L1 “ Cal, HObILI), Shllts, :NQLIK ,
i .1 .- w . ..~ .. ~ . : look and the inner liarl' of a tree. , .
111t,t1()\(., and (\H? old. one in ) ‘ ‘ x | “ 031‘ and I‘IatS.
heirloom around which elmg tond (opper seems to have been the,
memories and cherished assoeiations metal with which the ancients werei , -.
Words have a deeper meaning than l. estaequainted. -‘ “"5; . a“ ‘
i . Y ‘ “ ’9'1....;- .1)” . 5.
appears at first sight. Indeed, ei'ery; In Homer the ‘qan‘lo word 15 used‘ m. “fi— ¥.~.:«:;‘.‘_
word is a history itself, which does for “copper” or “ln'ass” and weapon. fl. . i
“"t ““l‘h‘t-‘t‘fi itselt' 1” the attention ‘ And llesiod says that the. aneientsl
“1 the “(Wlt‘l' “'110 WWW-5' ll- by ‘ilszhad eopper weapons and copper, J D PURCELL
he passes strangers on the street, lg- , houses, and wrought in eopper, for!
norant of their names, not knowing they did not have the blur-.1; jmnfi
their worth and unaetluainted with So in Virgil the brazen implements l —"
tlllfll‘fllltitlfill'y. 'l‘llllb‘ tllL‘ (.‘111'61035‘ I'Ctttl- 1 and bran-n (1901's m'u l'I't‘tllltfilltl)‘ 1 I
“"105” “NM 0f the. foree. “W1 “10'. mentioned. \Ve little suspect. at' A,“ e 0
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beauty of words. He. is like the hey , first glanee, that our word “arrow ’l {’ E m e 1 e C 6 SE
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who runs through the lields pluck-l has anvthing to do with brass. But i ‘ fittllllll 5’ o
i ‘ ‘ - l - , l . WA'V‘J‘."
‘ mg here and there a dry leat, hut the Saxon word is ‘arewe' or mu; “1;
r-. . . . ‘ , ‘ . .3323 '1 , . ~
passing unnotieed the sweetest llow», we.” from ‘ar’ (ore) copper. '1 hev t Magi; ‘ RCPYCSQHULS U1" ”HMS “f c
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e rs and the richest fruits. lle who I thus used ‘ar’ for weapon as we use‘ [/(eflgtxer All American Manufacturers, L” V
n . . . ' . . - . .. . i ,- ~. . . ~~ ‘ - - . ,£"*s3qi\:' ,. : -"
.~ , Hfltlh min 11 oi htth should l\t.( p a , “steel” for ‘siiord. 'l he Latin word hfuii%j§i:§ At $.‘5.oo,i‘4.00,19:5.00,its-50,126.50,$900Y $10, $15. .1350, g
’ dictionary elose at hand, and stud)”, l-(H' the same, metal is “u“fiq (stein ffif¢fi$§ El}! $20, $22, $25, $30 and upward. i
. earetully the etymology, as well aslaer). Thev used this for eoins and angina?» l’fi‘r; O :
.. the piesent meaning, ot eiei} \iord l reckoned the value of“ aitieles in the jzdlggifisgfé FRED J. HEINTZ,
with which he is not thoroughly ta-l weight of brass. ‘Aestimare‘ is to ’H‘wgapwif MANUFACTI'RING JEWELER, }-
' ‘ ““11““ I!“ “3 take 3 WW ““1118 111 l estimate; and we little think when =fi/{ggjfi custom “o“be sq“‘“‘e‘
*E‘TELE‘LLA" . —— —— '
’. - eommon UFO, and traee them tolwe “esteem” a friend that we take %h~‘/;é«" O ' t .
their original meaning. his value in Mass. 4min WMail Orders Recuxe our 1 rompt Attention.
' 'l‘he phpsieian or lawyer who,i “Stirrup” tells how our Saxon I '
elaims his “fee.” for seeviees l'Ull-lle‘UftlthCYS mounted their horses. It ‘
dered thinks little of the. original ’ is derived from. ‘stigan‘ to step up- _ _ s’
-' meaning of this word, unless he is and “1111)” a ]"‘1‘0150 ‘stig-rap’ is a warmth IS Life: it
so unfortunate as to be obliged to stepping rope. We. have, thanks to p 1 .
, reeeive a. sheep or ealt’ for the settle- the. spirit of progress, improved 1 11‘1"“ “in“ to (heist “fir"?trrom he‘lid t1? £0“ to euJoy goo » 7'
- . . ‘ . . 7 . , leil 1 £11“ '0“ wan 0 L O l CCOIIOIH C3 '
ment ot his aeeount. ltee, is lrom somewhat upon the stirrups of our ’ 3 y
. the Anglo-Saxon‘t‘eoh‘or ‘feo’ wliiehlancOStm‘S. rli‘mjd 31011;“:th 1“ bOth' We cm) 0‘11} t‘e be“ ,
‘ ‘ . . . l (mm s in ie mar e .uu our ‘
; - means cattle. (‘attle originallv eon-l When the modern sehool bov h r/
. . - . “ w - . ~ -‘ ’ ‘ ‘ '. ‘ 'V'i ‘ ' V“. K“
stituted oiie's personal property, and Wealeulates” his tasks in arithmetic, IRICES Ab LO V A5 ANVVHH RE IN “11 I Q f ‘
. ‘ also served as a medium of ex- ‘, he is not aware that the Roman boy 0‘" comm“ for CA'HST UNIFORMS ‘5 ev‘dence 0f fins (“CL 1' '
. ‘ . r -i . . " ' §( ' - . " I .. v (
_, .. . change; hence the word was used in ,used "calculi" or pebbles to assist Stir Eld “A's $169151? Pam.“ $1“) 25’ {if our conspmtom “e t "t
l i I t v . . u . . . . lll‘. ' “'6 111K erse 0‘. ICFS In a 1011 16 5111119 ra 10. '1
1 - the sense 01 money. her is- thisdiiin in the operation of counting. ‘ . . l
/ true with the Saxon word alone- t No doubt. the sehool hey ot‘ today Suits “114 Overcoats from $1 10 $35- ' I”
' ‘ I’ecuuia, the Latin word for money, would like to return to the. prinii- Pants from $.50 to $7. L
' is derived from ‘peeus’, meaning (*a[- tii’e eustiini; hut when, in his after llats $50-10“ my 5.3 (0,. the same ”1ng elsewhere.
th. ( ' z z' ' ”:3' J, i ' i” ' '\ '1 z . . , ‘ »~ ,
Aiil it would ippe ii fiom a it us, he. entounttitd inttgi il ind Sum to order m our 13“”,me DI‘J’ARIMENF for
. passage in the Againemnon of Aes— (llflt‘l'elltlttl calculus, he would real- what you pay others for Ready Made.
ehuylus, that the. value . of coined ‘ ize more ditl'ieulty than he had “eal- -
money was at first regulated luv the .‘Culated” upon when plaving with “c are hula Agents {01: the. celebrated tar.” In GEN 1C LNDElef‘éR' “mm-
littttl known \ ”m of ( ttl ‘ \V II “1 " "’ mended bv Seieiitists and l’linicians. N0 colds. no rheumatism
.i *.' ' 'z 3 a e. "e ieiies. , ' . .
. . . ‘ while you wear it. ,
also read that hing Servins stamped l ‘Knight. and ‘Knaw'e’ have a l
' I I I l I s ‘ a I 5
brass eoins with the ligures of sheep l strange history. '1 he first, original- ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
and oxen. ‘ lly, was the. one. in dislmnor, while. M K D UFMAN & CO
A{Iain our word “hook" takes us l, the latter was entitled to belong t01 -4 ll \1 . I . I]- .,
. . . . . . .' ‘, ; ." ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘.‘ t ‘ '.
back to the time when the heeeh-Eany tamily in the universe. Nay§, ) ' ‘ ilii \hUt‘ ‘L\lllrl.t”lla \.\
tree furnished the material upon i more. (‘hrist himself was ealled, A Spa-tat Discount 10 Students. men-(9g Suitg: f” Rent.
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——“WMAV , . A__— and let them speak for thCDIP‘TBlV93,l .
“('odes enave.’ ‘l\niirlit’ is froml . . . . - .
'\lnrrlo s-iton ‘eniht’ w hie hand give to hm genius the Pka gIEXTG.25525_; €€t 1t Ollt ates
A .— -.,. . . , . ' I ' g ' llv deserves. "=2“ ‘3 '°'
means a servant: equivalent thlt lIt ‘9 lug; ‘ . .1 . van-q of the $25 =3 . -
to(i‘e,rman ‘Kneeht’ while Knave 11m“ 1}“ 1:10 1021;} “getsit‘v ne'ierl 2:52:33 A SPECIALTY. 2
.‘ , , .I , een ury ie 1ve( ) ij, . 2 .‘ E ‘3'; . .1 . ‘
(""1“““1 “\rlml’“) 1-“ hm“ Aug” 010% mid he lm‘.(.1.1,(.(..nne 200 Did “-222: ;.;:< Old teeth capped \vitli gold and artificial teeth
I . ' ,‘ ‘ . .. - - " J i 9‘; ‘ ‘2' , ' . . V'
My)” “"1““ “““mmg ‘L 5"” "1 a to bl. interested in the advances 2 made. Without plates. bpeakers and Singers \\ ill
“"1- “t" “1'“ thus 0xPlum the deg‘ que in knowledge and science, ”0,. find these a great improvement over the old way of insert-
radatir ii of the one word and the el- ‘ . ' . 2.2. ' . . . H , . . - . . x ,
(\ lthl’l f tilt ()tllCl “1th fi]‘\t Ol" “‘35 he ever too ('OllSCl'Vat-IVL‘ 1;“ keep Ill}; 1:1 (1:11 011 pldtOb. I l1?) (1” not .lflmt tlle bptt‘tll. . I
5’}. o i ii': . 2 .' _ ,
. - - in toueh With the times.
' 5 ii; 'n t‘ known in his- _ , _ . - . . .~ . . . .
:he niIiIi (iii‘ntghwtts I meniil ser H]s mm, mm were spent m the Fine old Fllllngo $| up. Fine Silver Filling 75 C eiits. ,
oi'ieciei e s as: i i — V‘ . ._.I i. . . .
v-iiit sueh‘is the German ‘kneeht’ old rectory oeuipied b) hm mails“; .Vitallzed Air Administered 50 Cents
‘ 7” ' U ' ' ‘ i . . ' - ,‘ - inion “'lvl
t" remains to this day. Alreadv in and m (10% “mm” . T h E d 25 C
i . . " nature. From these earlv assoeia~ eet xtracte ents.
Anglo-Saxon writings, however, the t' n h (l1(\\ ”Ht low 2-01. ii an“.
. . in is e ‘2 ' 2 ‘ i . .
“a. word is used trequently for hoIvJ as . , . . . . . .
in the Southern St‘ttes -i slave of and appreciation 01 It {ha/[I fun:- NEUU YORK DENTISTS,
i ' ‘ ’ l V ' ii i 2 vard sln wed themselves in as (e- . I I I - , I
" \i'liatever age Was called a hov. Cer— \ . t' : Thi h “0 onli bun q 11.1]. H()l,(ilai\. l). l). 3., BIANAGER.
’ i i i‘ 'l'l ) lt lli'. U '0 i ' i v . " l 4 . « '
tain privileged boys ware subse- If I it 1 (It boin ind hi'ul Lexmgton, ,l\(‘l]t1l(fl{)'.
.. J, .. . .) '2-2 .2 2 .
‘ (Jueiitlv allowed to bear arms, and .i “ ft.” “\(‘l‘ “1“ l l) l lin ()i’lice open Evenings. Permanently located over Opera House.
" . . . m (‘111(".\‘. ‘1ar es run was: si -
" as this honorable distint'tion was , . 1 f l I2 1 to” II“ . W—w
hiit sp‘iriiwlv (‘oiit‘erred the word mgexampeo tum, “1‘ “(mm “
i i ( H 4 a - . ', . ‘.
‘ ‘ . . . it seems that the poet is natuies \‘ . i I
'2 : ' 2 e llll"(l a. hlU‘lIOI‘ a ) 'iliea- . . P H E A S I I N J
’ ilIMUIllIlI‘; tii it” I: -ttledbdownliii the darling and sheplaees him where he . . 7 Y 9 . Dtdltl lll . (OAL'
‘ I m" .u I“ 3 i“ V ean be near to her heart and fave. in ()Ffiee and \ ard he. 132 l‘iast )lain street
davs ot'eliivalrv into the grade, and , n . . . , _
st‘l il'tli Kiiivlit ‘ his youth. the scenes impressed liexmu‘ton, k“
.' ' .‘( (3 . . . ‘ '
i; 17' .b l' l l on him then Wlll always be repro- .
“ {nave in its ear ier ( avs serve( . 7 . . _ .. ——————________—__—__
‘ dueed in attei veais.
to designate a son or hov, like the ' . .
. . ‘ 2- : _\' on come the 51$S()Clflt10118 .-
German ‘knahe’ ol today. But 3:111:1qu . iien 'indthe l'nowl- S I ‘ I DEN I S I
when the sister language made. a “ll 1 Hi: Email“: niturt wli‘ii'h is GO TO
Slit—’lltl" ditl'erent “'“l‘b “k“al’lw‘” “EL 0 il‘ it of the mind thin in \ \Ir (7 t1 . )5 S f \ 14
" ‘z.":.‘('. . .2: i, (S
and bestowed this name upon a ser- {1 “I I,” i ) de up’m the heart ” d { 1 n S pe 1/198
. . . . impression ma .( , i .
vaiit—eveii as sert ditlers trom ser- . ,~
v-int—our Fiitrlisli did not {0110“, {liminysoii's first volume was pub- m FUR BARGAINSIIIN IALL KHVDIS OFFODT WEAR:
, Hi 1.1 b I; ini >l( but usi‘d lished when he was only about “1er keep'the best $3, tit—L and Elba lllles of buhstantial blioes‘
U‘ Sllfl'jl'.‘ l\’(' "’2 l . u“ . . . . .
.1.m\(3i-m “H Hm ll’lll'llmt Thig “WNW .V‘W‘S “1d “1“]llllllltftl‘ilt“l)' made and guarantee evei‘v pair. Give them a call at I6 E.
\:" ' *s: i .'.. . '. .' I IIIII . .I .
“twining amounts for our calling,r grave mm mm‘, “1th fl“ glut” Main St, Lexmgton, Ky.
.- tl iiii‘ III nil in II pul' ”ripoets. It contained some l‘t‘lllill'k- ————————-—-————-——————_——
ll.‘ { es s*":. i 25‘ , . .
. . i . x n i 2 '3 -. .‘i [er the
i“ eards the kiiave. 'l‘lie transitlon isi {blitllw lghfl‘yiinm‘: “131:; inn Iliis _ _
. . . . ,\'()t1] 0 i. \" 2'. ‘ ,j .'
’ lain 'd l v the historic tact. that ‘ L gt Pl [I lb g C I I Ip y
' :91)” It i\ I“ it in (lll\ p(iiod extreme youth he wrote Loeksley eXIn on u In 0 an
il(‘ ll “(3 'i.' t 2 5: ' v " . . . .
‘ z z ' . .; ii , '011.‘1l‘l'(‘-(l
given to the hovs in great lord’s Hill’l.n]u.1“111151.111(:Ii it T i( 1 HIGH GRADE PLUM Bl NG- ‘
‘ ‘ one o 11s "'02. es. iie s s 1"-
" ’ -s' we l(‘.llzl\"l hadl' and . ‘3. 2n r_ rm ) _ ~ “in ~ , . s v ’."i
- “ml“? , “I'KI‘I I‘II (II I IIIII‘I iiict‘m‘” ”mm a“. 1,10521,L,1,ulm.. um \i Alluli .\.\I) MEAN IIILAI‘lhtr.
Wl‘i'l' ii'ea (a H( Iv, : i( . .' . it l -. . . .. .I
. ii thi.. ioeni lieiose to the lieiUht _
“1,111 heeanie gradually :2 tom} “fl l‘ i (l\]l “(ll i' 1 Nut illt'lth Wind Mills I as MaChlnes
‘ ( tfit“'{>‘ " :sz. 2.: 2! __ ‘3
“ reproaeli." lii Shakespeare we, find lived to see the div “‘llt'lll a part at l ' I
the “In“! “SM ”1 l’fj‘l“ H3115“? and least of his vision of peaee and feiL Sewer and Drain Tlle,
Wsin':‘: T'l" . .. '
”WI “:3,” 7:371 3:" ‘ ‘."m1‘ oration was llllllllt‘tl. He saw the 19 East Short Street, Lex1ngton, Ky.
(r (r ,. may 'nav.» is a- . ., —————-——-——————_.—.—..—_—_
”Um m") i. 'l i H time “when the battle flags are . ,
wa 's a. term ot re iroaeli. lliiis . .. > . . 2' 3 . V ) 7
1‘)- Hi I . It tl l turled. lt- inav be for vears: it -U l ‘ V t q l
" r i.‘ 'siii roi .3 )\' . ‘ .‘ ’ / ,. , , ,, .* x,
1 mt“) ”I“ {H t H” .1” lHt' may be, only ti 1' a. short time. L / c l G Ll ’ y '
meaning o save o ie 1( ea o ,r ‘I II I ) I .
~ i.f::.‘::‘2.1{21:21:22.31:12:21:53:: PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
" - from an exalted sonsliip to a st lilollt .“ . it " ' . i l l' ' . . . -'
' t' . 't 1 I” .. l‘ t. Illl ll” (1“‘lt‘h- “15 pi'edeeessoi‘ 111”] Corner Main and Mill St. Lexuigton. Ky.
H “mm” ‘ ( (”Midi imn' I been a poet of nature but not of Telephone 200.
lti'list these few remarks may lll‘lli lle supplied the (l(‘ll('l(‘n(‘\‘ m,“-___.....- ...._.-..-...-W. - .. - .. -..
stimulate some to more i‘ai'et'iilt. ‘ : ' . I i ‘
. in “oi'dswortli in that res met but ‘1 , ' ' t' . ,
.1.,.h..,im,,.i_.I am a“... "1“th ”I “m. m“ in ”in: W‘mh (neat combination of Cigais,
. . . , ,.. i {i . i .. .
aw iiii'e ii thorough masterv of our 7 . w . h ' . ' . .' _ J
‘ 1.1:“.hin“RIM“, Wm M t”limes-sot thelmshsh l"“'l’1“- ! Fine eonsigiimeut of Smoking. .
134* ' .21 ‘i t t . “-..v . .‘il -
I,_ use it; for "a. word litlIv spoken isl N.) (1mm “1 (”Mk 01 Italian Large Trust of Cigars. ii
., . . - - . .- rtiii eould tempt them to seaieli «.
‘1 like :ippli-sot gold iii pietnies ot sil-t _ - _ l . l 'l
I vein" lloirr. Ii. BLAN’I‘UX. It )1 plots .‘l\\:I|I\ lioni t Hull own “11:. .l S |( ;N 8' I I I N( g I N D IAN .
.3 :1 id one ol the great pleasures iii ’
l q V. n o
.‘ Teiinysoiis narrative poems is his 101 EAST [MAIN ST
TENNYSON' delightful retel.iiig of old English _——‘_————————————
No eoi'i'eet hiogi'aphieal sketeli ol'll geiids. It is said that lie was a
'l'eiinIvson ('1!!! be given at this early l great admirer of Scott in his Ivoutli,t
date. for his manner of life was sota id lie imitated that master th tell—i
retired that it will take some nieni-ting stories of his own eounti'v. ’ ‘
her ol‘ his liiiiiilv or \'(‘l'\' ne'ir Almmi- tho-(i . . -‘ I,
. . . . . h- s, poiins iUIllltlUl on i
Irn-iid to write it. All we can do English legends are the ld_\'ls ol' the STOVES, RANGES, FURNACES, TINWARE
I “"W 1" i“ “l"“lk I‘d llls‘ Works. Ul'iKin '. The Lady of Sliillott. (iodlva, AND HOUSE FURNISHlNG GOODS.
I‘zltlit'l‘4‘1lll attention to tllp litl'lllr‘juliintlH‘l's‘. I‘m-ins iii \\'lll('ll soiiio2t) “vest Main Street. liexuie'toii. l\elitilel{I\'.

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, of his finest (lt‘st'l'iptive Work has tm‘r lmth 11ml 10qu Itm Its lust w. ii. WARREN. J. A. WARREN.
' been done and some of the nohlest ‘lk‘l’il(l“- B‘dll Clll'lfitlilll WHHCUH‘” , '
‘ passion been expressed. ‘ (‘liti'l'mt culture. ()1]C"1""V“"d With ’3 ”I ' fi ’1 "I
. But he was notonly a deseriptive the laurel i“ “f“: both (‘1"""“"‘l 1 OS 1 0061 S
- and narrative lioet; his in Memor- With the love and honor of" the '7 .
iaiii is as full of philosophy as a “'“l'l‘l- CORNER HIGH AND LIMESTONE-
poein will hear to he, and it is one 1- . c ' )
. ' , , 6 f I g t W o 3 J 6
, of the “MN, “W t $111)th 1% Com into the game“. Maud, Staple and E11103 GIOCBI 19s, 1 1()(lll( L and
111011t5 t1)“ ; , \ . .. , x - . For the black bat, Illf’llt has flown ‘1 . ) Y
. _ t W gm “wk M 1» Comm the ”we; Maud Dressed (1311110 and 1 oulti'y .
- fellow man. in it he expresses a I 1 ”1“” t '1 ’ i
. . alll ICI'B 21‘ 1e git e E1 one; T - - . . '
( ..( . .. . , , .. - . . 6515 and S 14:25. A fine hr; of 1 arts and Tobacco
i—‘ll L111d “THU“ in “IL lllost l“ dutilul And the woodbiiie SpeCies are wafted P e C Q _____—-—-,
anti polished language. abroad, ‘
‘ 'l‘he l’rineess is well named. a ‘m‘lthe 1““51‘ ”HIICH’SQ‘SI’IOOIH' SHELBY KINKEAD & BRO.
medley, and is \‘erv iiiiieh what U.
. " For a breeze ot' lli()ul’11i11“' moves
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i 'l lll‘L‘t I’U’l’ 0’ enqae‘et 111 1C liCUlllllill“ to Mint in the lin'ht that she ‘57’
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t‘ltllflil'utt) (l(§('()|‘;]t’i()]],< ttl‘t‘ SONIC of the TO [Flint in file llght 0f 5““ 511.6 loves! W "a
‘ daiiitiest. little lvries in anV lan- 10 mun“ lllfihgm' “11d mam" C “I F b & C
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‘ All night have the roses heard
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‘here was -1 time when the poet All ' * ‘ ‘ '
. ‘ s « . , . iiiUlit has the easement jessaiiiiiie ' . V . ., , .‘ ' 7 ' A
. 1mm“. rmm .111 the 1mm 953.1,“. Paints, Glass, Brushes, Artists Materials
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that “Min (m1 IHW hut ”101.0 0mm, To the daneers dancing in time. ot all lxinds. llouse Painters and l’aper llangei's. ete. A full line
' a tilmi when the puhlie ”.0“, siel' 01 Till a silence fell with the waking bird. of the eelehi'ated Town and (‘oiintry Ready Mixrd Paints al—
ll ‘ U . . ' h ' ’ ‘ And a hush with the setting morn. ways on hand. 01in first elass work done at
» l( ltIltilt-itm of the same numbers 1\' i'easoiiahle priees.
3 and his works were severely eriti- “am to the rose “the hi‘iefiiiqht .4005 :21 West Short Street. '
1 eized. This has been espeeialtv the In lialilile and revel and wine. fumwfii‘ '_—
‘ (‘5150 With the ioenis of his later 0, \‘ouiiqlord—lover what sifrhs are
. _‘ T1 ‘1 _ . , ~ Exams usmrss GLLEGE.
; Mill-s. iey show aniai'keddeeline 1‘ Vti t .11 1 t1' 3 ' _—‘.“"""“‘ M
t - v k” ‘ -_ . _. ,v ‘or one in wi never )e iiiie.
: “1.1”“! Mid Willi; hut the LINN But 11mm hm niine,"so I we.” to the _ 7 7 tC()NXEC'I:ED wrrn THE STATE .-\. & 1\1.COLLI£GIC.)
. thingr we ean do is to leaVe them ch' . li()0l\-l{l‘:l‘:l)ll\ti‘ Alltl'l‘lllllflrffi‘r, .
; unread, or renieiiilier that he. was "Forever and ever, mine}- Elli-”NBS”? PENMAXSHJK TYl)E\VRITIN(h
mortal and suhiect to the. (rl't“li \v SINWTUAND AND TELEHRAPIIY:
. liw Of (l l ‘ ‘ l l b 0 ft] ‘1 1 1 f Taught by Practical and Experienced Teachers.
! i S ‘ lil lgtt :lllt (_ L‘(';_].‘\'_ .. Nueen 'I'QSC O 16 rose nu gart en 0 I o ‘
‘ He. has been aeeused of shallow— Kill-‘3 HIGHEST ERBBEGEB SEHGBL iN THE STRTE' :—
H‘ Ti _ . V . _ _ L Come hither, the dances are done, All Diplomas Slglittl by the l‘reSident of the College and the Gov— ‘ur \
. lit >5. . lztt‘l‘ei) Silltl til hill]: die I .. ‘ . . _ \ eriior of the Cmiinioiiwealth; and its Uraduates make a success in lausi— -"
. . . ii U‘lO.\>()f,HZlL1112111tl ”lilillilCI' ofpeails, H ‘ _ ‘ ‘ . h .- .
‘ ls 11m Wisest “Hm l mum”: and 7 1* . 3* iiess. ()vei one hundred students in attendance from Lexington during '-
“ hilt he It i l . t3 _ Queen 1‘1)‘ ”ml "055 “1 ““9- the past year. Guaranteed to he as represented. Call at the school or
‘ ' 5 ever Spell» HS 11110 111 Shine. out. little head, swiniiiiiue: over address
; seeking,r new worlds. new religions, with curls. C' C“ CALHAOYN’ Pril‘Cilml' v
1 and new methods of entaiitrlinir the To the “0“”5' “ml be their 5m“ 133 and 13/ Minn “may Lulllgtmllk).
‘ , L \h‘ (h‘ . mum”
‘ mind in a ne, ' r' ' ' - 3 ~ \‘I-
-. . “W 1‘ “l “““h 1“ 1.. .., . , FAYETTE NATEONAL BANK .
1 1 1 . ll . .. Es ie is Loiiiinm nu ()V\ll, 1m sweet, ’
. (it we the “01h he attended7 and , . ‘ r ’ - ‘
l he told old thine in i w i\ ll 1 “crew Over snulryfltruul' LEXINGTON' KY' I :
‘ ‘ ‘ :15 z 'i .i l” ‘ My heart would hear her and heat. ,
3 made them new. And utter all. we \VL‘I‘Cit earth in an C:1i'tlll_\‘l)t‘(l1 A General Banking Business Transacted. Collections Promptly »
g are must ],[,]]Cfiui;] ll)’ :1. n.1,ptiriwn My dust-would hear her and heat. Attended to. t
j. til. the things that we l{lit)\\' ahead“ ”Ml l 1m“ 101‘ “ century (lead! W”
A and 1]“, great 1mm is he that 1)l:|l{es \\ ould startle and ll‘L‘llllJlL‘ under her \
' tilt “mt 1'] r r 'i “‘1‘ ‘ J B Si Mi iALL
: _‘ Hm” 1“ ill”) 1‘ ‘1 Ion “1 l 1‘ And blossom in purple and red. ' ' ’ *
essential ideas ol lite. lirlml Maud. n B 9
. One ml. the most impressive thiliejs __ r11 [qt ’
in his poems are. their i't‘Hii'ullit‘SS. Thy Voice is heard thro‘ the rolling gg - i ‘
There is no need of delviutr o tin lrlllll.‘ .
i . . . . . h t. (I t ( 5‘ Cor. Mill and Short Streets Telephone 19;. f
Jug l]](-:l]ll]]g7 H is thn and “mill"- ’lhat heat to battle where he stands; ‘ .1
3 Learned enough to interest and in- Th-‘i Rice “”033 his rune-V. come? - j N i" '
. striiet the wisest, simple enough to it‘lilill‘cflU1:1iiZLiifstS-iliilihit‘:ll(il" - 1) 8 LO 1] 5,0 (k, L/ 0., l»
" harm the little t'hiltl " ’ ’“ L b M" “" ’ ~‘
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( \H ' IIL . Les his l.i ol .llll at th\ Liiu. “ holes'ile ,Hd het'iil Ihi'llel“ m a
. .- (W ' . ..- arrx ntl‘k fut) itstl‘fx. -
. ~ Wm .H “wt “wk m the 1“ ‘th ‘ t ”‘1?“ ‘L ; FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HARDWARE,
just, month ”10 L’l't‘tli poet, 1“” lilt‘i And strikes him dead [or them and i ‘i
, 1 W W U, W m W. M I lCARRIAGES. WAGONS, HARNESS, ETC.
“ . _ ' T to l’riiieess, i .. a r. » i i ..
' the llill' \\'hl(fh separates tune and. o 6‘ lmd 0“ hm Hum Strut.
eternitv. i '
' . ‘ BUGLE ONG. ‘
in his death. lungland loses heri S l res rea an O S,
last e'reat poet ol' the Yietori‘in we I
h ' ’ ‘ ‘ r“ * The splendor falls on castle wall; 5 ’ ‘l
and the liitnre may deelare whieh And 5110\\'\' summits Om in story; l M MILLAN & OSBORNhS
was the greater, llohi'l't, l‘h'tm‘llilig7 lThe long light shakes aeross the lakes, ‘
the lioet ot' luflttg, (,1- A li'i‘ed Tennv- ’ And the wild eataraet leaps in glory. ' a I
son. the W“ (”e litilli l’m‘l". and i Blow, bugle, blow, set the wild eehoes I . . I >
flyin'r
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I l] . l ltlow, bugle! answers eehoes, dying. v CUR. \"le’. AND I I‘l’lxR hi Rizlul 5.
11 lll:lll‘\' “"13““ 1m”! “-“N' ”llkl'~l dying, dying. illest Bread. Rolls and Cakts iii the eity. l’resh Bread and Rolls read}. every even
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(‘ienerul Correspondent. l0“ Saturday afternoon, October ”.29. (llllllliV Alllmlllit‘t‘s‘ :ltllllliit‘tl ii) fl‘t‘t‘ rl‘lllililll. ”(nil'il ill “”13
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lthing the deeisions ol' the umpire. ______—_____g__’_£_—__
l‘lllfllill‘d 11"“ mourns ”1“ l0“ Ufi but one iiiihiippy incident oeeurred
i ll!“ last ”1' INT till?” lW‘t-‘l Sim“ to imir the enjoyment of the :it'ter- HAMILTON FE MALE COLLEG E.
‘ (‘liillli'vl' “Wt SlWWUl ill“ “ill"llllll' noon; this was ill] ulterention thutl
l‘it‘F‘ "rill“ l‘lllfllli‘ll l‘l'lf—rllflti“ ll," lli“ took phiee between (hirred ol' thel ‘ Lex‘f‘fl‘o'hKS- _ ‘
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\ 'l‘eniiyson iii elioosiiii.r his sphere wisp to dwell “1,011 the (liggl-e(>iu],1(ii~wr ~ , . . ._.__
, :Hlil i'llll‘l‘llltr into :1 line dill'erent features of the game still one or . ht 1 NI 5
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from thiit ol'his predeeessors, oi-eii-l two of the city pupers in writing‘ rlg anC .L / CYLI 5,
sioiied ut the beginning oi" his eii-iiip thenintter lil't‘tllii‘il ’Mr.‘ (hirred1 _. DEALERS l.\'
‘ i-i-er :is every genius must, some un—lso union, in Justiee to him it shouldl
. tiirornble eomiiieiit i'i'oiii the ('i'itii's'be represented to the pulilie in :i ‘ i ) ’
. _ ' _ 4 ' i i M o 2 l u i x "1 )~ I
who are ever so willing to i'lispnriige . proper light. i] 10511 DI( (It? 1"](011’ 1“” (1 (”HI S‘lus‘lifi( '
what they eziii not :ippreeinte : butl (lne of them goes so liir :is to ne—l
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when oiiee his (’lll'l’i‘l’ hiid lnirly be—leiise (iiirred oi rul‘hiiiiism. while l.u~l 14 ‘V , Short Sfl'OOt,
gun his way was iiiiobsti'iieted. lens is held to be limitless. Aeeord-l
England gzire him the highestiing to the :ii-i'oiint given by the
she, eiin bestow upon her writers. iiiiiiiiiger ol'tlii- K. l'. teiim given in L EXI N C l O N , [ '-.:.: / :2.
was seemingly unscathed there were ball goes to b. (1. on the spot. (nu-I . 3 V. 3 .' . , , . . 3 :45 -;.3‘:
. .1 ‘ a ' _ _, la?“ .:-‘-“\
several ugly bruises on (iarrad’s red gets the ball next and makes 1()l . L0“ t‘hi (dhh PlltC llldllltil . 3/ >_ a.»
f. Y _13 Aft:- ‘ 3 ) 3],. k]. (r 1, 0:\ hVEIu ARTICLE IN 11112 rot R mamm&/”‘Jz 3;.“
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-Soit‘ there was any rullianism U- gets the ball. It “‘5“ at tins 9 DOUblC St-Ol‘e, 19 and 21 ‘

displayed, Lucas, was the first to dis- p01nt ol the game that (tarred was I .
play it, since he “got in his good dlhtluahhed- 5"“: ‘Nl .- ' ‘ 1‘0‘1d‘V‘1 Y

) work in the first half.” Morevel', K' U' then gains about 1") yards “ “ 1“" hldln St” 111 B c ( ) .’
how" there is anything to Lucas’ 111 3 (h’WhS- “ mum” and \V 3‘13““ CLDTHING, SHDS , HATS, FURNlSHlNG GOODS. l '
credit in the tact that, after provok- make ll yards and the ball goes to 3 .___ . 1‘
ing the assault, he didn't strike a S- 0- 171‘01-“1315' and Bilh'd eaeh ‘
a blow in defense, is wholly bey‘ond make 4 yards for S- U- and Bryan . 3
the power of unbiased minds to (2011- makes 2' th'd makes a 1‘11“} is E B ' f ' I 1 ‘ '. l
eeive. After he had struek (larred t‘1‘7k10(lf‘hll and ‘3 .VZ‘I‘dS “'01‘0 grant- . aunldn’ . a1 01 .
repeatedly, and once kieked him 0‘1: lh'hht kicks, “3111309 eatehes
when down, through sheer timidity ilh‘l1:“?thh‘l‘lh‘lr‘llh’hl 4 .V‘U‘df‘ {1‘01“ First (‘lass Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing, ‘
he falled to retaliate when Garred goal. “alhh‘h attempts l0 kWh)
pumn’neled him; in this he merely hllt the ball ‘5 hhlhkh‘l hhd is 3) 3 T ‘_ 7.
played the part of a knave. It is touched down by \Vallaee, he being,r 1“ S" I" P1X 1 bt' AT REASON