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i * i tttttttttttttvttttttttttt Alex E. Harris&Co;; (incorporated), ^COVINGTON, KY. POTPOURRI MAKING. b ■* These brands of goods dira :t fr > n t'u >1 i stiti of Kentucv,* “the home ar M .aiif., tfc'n of lovelv^wonten, thoroughbred horses and GoodJWhiskiks.” ALEX E. HAR- RIS;Trade Mark*on every bottle. NONE BETTER mightyJfine « Harris’ No. 900 Uve Whiskey. 4 full qts.. $2.OS; 8 qts., $5.80 IfONOGRytyj Harris’ Monogram Rye, 4 full qtfl.,’ Harris' Ruby Lee Corn, 4 full quarts, - Harris' Mountain Corn, 4 full quarts, • Harris' Holland Gin, 4 full quarts, Harris' Dublin Gin, 4 full quarts, - - Harris’ XX Rock and Rye, 4 full quarts, Harris' Reach and Honey Cordial, XX, 4 full quarts, • - ' - Harris’ XX Reach brandy, 4 full quarts 8.26; 8 qts., 2.US; 8 qts., 8.25; 8 qts., 2.66; 8 qts., 3.25; 8 qts., 2.66; 8 qts., 6.40 6.30 6.40 5.30 6.50 6.60 pplVATk 2.65; 8 qts., 2.65; 8 qts., 5.00 6.00 KENTUCKv mm whiskey •j . ; , Express Prepaid on all packages ot 4 quartsl and| over. Post Office • ~xprei.9 M >ne✓ ) tars nust 3 jmp*ny all orders 1 f* |l *<‘*4»*f"|**y ♦•*? ♦ •■f’*: Life a* <*^ DOCTOR KING Miu«uuuto'"’"t ettnni ui au itiuiT ioe»m. miua iuimm w uimhi | «i #m« m id tuti at muitic nmmci or m tut nr niuuuu ui mmi mum mcuuni is titjosih Autbomau oy Uie m.io iu CHSQIIC, IlCnOUl AS# Irn We guarantee lu refuna immry tl oo. cur*#. All i» DO. Scientists h:' witieriand b i 00,000 ye,irs tsnt dang t f /oari A*re How * Prepare and Select tha Various Ingredients. For a dweller In the country or the garden surrounded suburb the follow lug suggestions for gathering and pre serving Ihe sweetness and frngrnnce of the spring and summer for delecta tion In the winter months by setting np a potpourri jar are recommended to every young girl who has access to u garden or the fields and woods. Any one of the quaint and pretty patterns of rose jars procurable at any big shop will answer for bolding tbo potpourri Itself, wbl h cousisis not only of rose leaves, but of the petals and leaves of any sweet scented plant The putting up of the p itpourrl con- scquently extends through spring and early summer. Just ns be different blossoms come out There are a few general directions which must be close ly followed in making potpourri. The rose Jnr ilself, ns also the vessel in which the |>otpourrl Is mixed, must l»e perfectly new—must never liefore have been used. The salt used in the making must lie loasted In the oven tu Insure Its absolutely dryness. The blossoms nut! leaves must lie young and tender when gathered, entirely un willed and must Is* used when |>orfcol ly fresh—not after lying by or standing In wafer. The Ingredients must be thoroughly stirred up at least once— better twice—■ day. and when the pot. pound Is all gathered aud mixed It should be exposed for two or three weeks to the heat of the August sun. Here follow two recipes for pot pourri Ingredients. They nre copied from nti old Isiok banded down from mother to daughter In a German baro nial family and have been followed, ns have also the general Instructions given alsive, and fouud reliable and satisfactory even In the present genera tion: First.—One pound fresh pickled orange blossoms, half a pound of roses, half a pound of mace, half u pound of lavender and four ounces of marjo ram loaves, four ounces of carnations, four ounces oxalls. one ounce rose mary, oue ounce cloves and half an ounce of bay leaves. Second.—Ons'pound of orange blos soms. one pound of roses, half a pound of ml carnations, half a pound each of marjoram and myrtle, two ounces each of nutmeg, thyme, lavender, sage, camomile and sweet basil, fifteen nr twenty bay leaves and three handfuls of Jasmine. I.et the mixture staud for a month, stirring twice n day. and then add ten ounces of powdered orris root, two ounces of cinnamon aud two of cloves, with six drams each of yel low satidalwoisl and rhyper. Both the nhswe rcol|>es cnll for half a pound of salt-aliaoititely dry—to draw o<rt every bit «f perfume. of Alexander, used No rieveaviou freui business, Pattern* « a dtetnoe* I 1 UIPU nV IIIISIUVU IH'UI UMIIlirri, A sussin — ss ' n ir»*itd by mall and •xpresn. kt«dl«tata a«BV ov«T*ntr« Km from |Ul or braakaga. No medicine *rnt O* O. tk units* *«. S JAM W ■•nioui tbb Man, »*.r« »n*i«* »ntl #0 lu Ilia k»(U, | P»i-ir*i f "i*>•<*•. < 1 li'IW airuotod. Ch%rgM low. Thousands of e«a>** curod Suw y«wr i omrh aud annri for tanas. i'onjiuJi»tioi> FREK and coaH«aafci»l,l»| person, or by IMior. Call or wvile today. Don’t emmj. It to W* dGVGlop a ^ndWMkn»»*«»|strlctur« hillllful lu,..-.— — —- : - tv r'.’r "II til* face, TliiMi"»,„l. cui-ol. W» gu»r«.c»« u, i«t*u.tl ' '“Si* 2™*' ]?•“LhiSS.1 II n«. t>.lm«n.nll» ourwT Mr *oo* toitj *»| * *** , * I ' ,B * w ,u> . . l4all># iMi dl*tur I* ■ iiuoU. ate . lCn»*nr#d In srrotu»w-E "• tar loo oil# r«,i*iiV»«i»„uid«bsH» ••uwig .t cave in | iW'i, who lived *a# in c iii- . To-day IV. H-oven arge > from (ic.ol- iyuisca.se. "If i* b n«t'xHin for Dr. ng’s N'w Do r \. whe bcured me, l could not , c,.' be cM-ites, "Ruf- .) ing as 1 Id from « *evere lung trouble and stubborn cough." To cure Sore Lungs. Colds, ob-ijmte ’ongbs. and j prevent Rbeunsonss, it ia the best med- [ ,eire on earth Mlc and 41.HO. Guaran tied by »E drug-’ • i Trial bottle Irae. 1 Id.ll »ho i laMi'ti out p*l» ayaivui, aw , |mr anabUy %mrtk a rtropay of I <«rr.i ta * »» ■tGKrjr if |S.|| Kldoct 6. 0lM8- Akrr*' -••*,• DR. HU i * GJiat i nt fuT rtart tair* THK & y4roo.lt SXi,V,. ^ ^ • >( ,.n«.i. illw....,Id himo.lv • •■'>"**< r>>r. d * > * "" is rsfutid jrour|R 11 I III V 5 uiihoiil (’.In. MSN HP”" spvM»ISm» l (.lion nf a*«r« .I awit NAAiau In *4«U1 **rG»r>a«v^7 BOO ^ Prostatiel th 9 rflf*I »* kilt rut*. »Mit MAAiGii In «4«t«i “rojri •sie’V'iT.-.TrlFrto M us sum v.,A n .;W..SS. --tit 4 •* iiuU,# riit N ’O Inilnwltrs, Co»u fau aolkltf. q * llA .s 7 MtLotu Cor Mtrttttt tetrmktNi W% is *:CALCO., a Ti INTAi CA. ‘ bta. l.niTGlly InnorfHHRted vnArr •sxaBRi* R. H. MGCOMB Phone 272 HaunnoPPomDiilllDone Heavy hauling without delay. Moving household goods is a Specialty with us. Incomplete facilities make it possible ior us to £»ve vou ideal service. Call us up and give your orders. Ron. ft McGomft. St- Stephen’s Episcopal Churoh. Rev. Wra, Russell Ucarntt, D. I>., Rector. Sunday services—Morning Prayer and Sermon. It a. m. Sun lay School, 9:30. Friday Evening Prayer, 4 p. m. Holy Communion, the First Sunday in. the month. The Rector and his family will lie at home ta frin Is each Monday night from 8 to 10 o’clock. FOR UP-TO-DATE JOB PRINTING SEE THE NEW: Sees Mother Grow Young “It would lie hard to overstate the wonderful change in my mother since Tfer she began to use Electric Ritters," writes Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth, Me. " A Ithough past 70 she seems really to be growing young again. Thesutfered un told misery from dyspepsia for20vears. At last she could neither eat, drink nor How t* Malta Milk lift. KrtentlBc InvestIgatluBi have proved that milk In a raw state should uever h» given to clifldrvn. Those who can not Iw.v paatearlxed milk should pas teurize It at home. Tbts can be done by idwervlng I lame simple directions: First.—Bring the milk slowly to a Imtl, mid when lx rosettes the boiling potut bottle It instantly, cork tightly and cost it. ttecood — Nevee feed milk that Is more tbun twenty-four hours old to an Ihfant. TtilrtL—Kqg[» th» milt near lee and Sever lesv«8g ttrQk t«HtU* nuisirkeiL Fourth.—Cleans* mid scald all bot tles liefore reOlltog. • CarofM ob««*r*ava*e of these direc- ttmis will Insiirw against (tables con tracting disease Croat impure milk. Mow t» Reduca Fat. An excellent and highly effective ex ercise fsr rbe remwvai of Htslmnlniu Alt Is taken as futiows: I.ay tint on. the back ou tfsr floor and place the hit nils et tbe shies. Catch the toes un der something h» keep tile feet down nutl keep the Laces stiff. It Is well U> catch the toes under the edge of tlu- itresser. as there is iu> danger of this being moved by the exercise. Take s deep breath asd rise* slowly to a slt- Ihig [HMiltkin. t.ower the Lssly, slowly expelling tbe hrr-itb. P.e careful not to overstrain tbe muscles while pcac- ilclng these inovemeuts. sleep. Doctors gave her up and all re- niediesfail<*d till Electric Bitters worked such wonders for her health.,’ They in vigorate all vital organs, cure Liver and Kidney troubles, induce sleep, impart strength and appetite. Only 60c at all druggests. A STAR SERIAL BEGINS NOW There it an article in this number with s big jolt in it. DON’T MISS IT. You know some of the things Kviarsonr’i has done. THIS IS ANOTHER. There is s storv hv the "Pigs Is Pigs ” man that is one long tche of laughter, and hack of these special features « big, fine EvuraooY’t Magazine. H. Wt CTT N. WHERE DID CASTRO GET IT? Me alio nd Foreign Interests the 6ourc«s of the Venezuelan Prasi How to Clean Doors. Doors nnd window frames reqnlrt* »l>eclal attention at cleaning time. Clean the paint with warm water and a little ntumanta. Take a elewa soft tlnnnei and wot as much as tlsc arm can roach. Wash nnd wring the flan nel and rub tbo pnlnt till quite clean. Dry the surface thoroughly ttt:d pulistj with a soft cloth. If the ( |KXlnt Is left damp it shows the marks .g the wash- tug and loses Its polish. For very light paint wrlug a cloth out of hot water, dtp It lu whiting and rub till quite clean. Then wash It and polish with a clean wash leather. dent’s European Bank Deposits. Estimates of tbe amount of money that President Castro ot Venezuela thriftily deposited In Europe prior to his flight vary all the way from $10,- UOO.OOO to $00,000,000. Where did be get It? Is the natural question. Most of bi3 wealth has come from monopo lies out of which be bns received tbe lion's share. The latest nnd one of the most Ingenious of those monopo lies was tbe sole right tu butcher cat tle. This was said to produce n net income of $2,000 a day, as the cattle raisers were forced to sell their nul- maLs for almost uotblag Ik the absence of competition. Foreigners of all nations, ns well as the Venezuelans, have contributed to Castro's Kurojiean bank deposits. After four years of exploitation tbe “receiver" of the New York iBermu dez company's asphalt property turned Into the Venezuelan treasury only $K,- 000 as the net proceeds of four years' sales, amounting to nbout half a mil lion dollars at the mine. All but $8.- 000 of this sum, the “receiver" stated, was absorbed by "expenses and Im provements.” The "receiver" neglect ed to mention tbe profits derived from the sale of Ibe asphalt here. Added tp the half million dollars charged to "ex penses aud Improvements," the profits made on the sale of refined nsphalt make itu enormous sum. which has been divided between Castro aud his American bnslnesa associates. But the cattle und asphalt grafts arc only samples' of the sources from which Castro has enriched himself at tbe expense of Ills own people and for eign Interests lu Venezuela. Business Locals. HOUSE FOR RENT. Haygood house, Wayne street, for rent to tenant who will take it for a year, preferred. Apply to- NEWSOFFICE. —Gasoline in 5!gallon cans, batteries and gas engine oil. You don't have to wait. Emmett L. Barnes. BGT'Money saved when you use our new Electric Light Globes. Come to see us about the same. Culver & Kidd. FOR SALE Four good mules for sale. Come quickjand get them cheap. C. M. Wright. — Sugar $1.40. —Pride and Blue Ribbon Flour 70c. —41bs. Lump Starch 25c. —Leaf Lard 12 l-2c. — 5 gals. Loil 76c. —7lbs. grits z5c. — Wheat bran $1.30 sack. — Cotton seed meal $1.40. * —All heavy goods at wholesale prices. W. H. Montgomery. — All kind of garden seed and onion sets at Emmett L. Karnes. INVENTOR OF TELEPOST BEGAN AS WIRE OPERATOR. FOR SALE. Three hundred bushels of good 'com in the ear. ■ Apply to, J. L. Bames, 313 Jefferson St. mr~Tbe ladies should all see R. H. Wootten’s line of household and enamel ware. — Fresh bread, Schlesinger-Meyer St Co.’s make—twice a week at C. E. Greene's. -Honey Comb candy, Heinz,s sweet Has Now Received Highoet Honor* BOur an( j mixed pickles. Emmett L. For HU Achievements In Rapid To- u arnes _ Hgraphy. j "Many of the prominent men of the: FOR SALE OR RENT, time liegnn thetr careers In the com-1 Ninety Acres of Improved Farm Land, located about seven miles south- paratlvely bumble calling of the .tele graph operator." says lA*slie's Weekly ... "One of the most successful of these is west o{ Miltedffevtll.. Apply to- Patrick Hernar.l I»elatiy of New York, whose Inventions In Improving teleg raphy have attracted worldwide nlten lion. Horn In Ireland. Mr. Delauy was brought t>> this country when a lad. be E. I>. HUBBARD, St it*e Sanitarium When vou are in line for 11 i hams, backbone, sparenba and sausage FOR SALE came an excellent telegraph operator nt 1 either at 16 cts. per pound, delivered, the nge of sixteen and at eighteen was phone No. 619. Hne of the moat expert pres* operators | „ . , , „ In the land. Afterward he rose to high 1 - Best lum P , llme ' Portland cement |M(sltlons In various telegraph conipa- plaster Paris. Emmett L. Barnes, ntes and Inter was naHoelated with Ml. Edison In rapid telegraphy exper iments and began bta work as nn la-igJFonr good mules for setle. motor. He devised the famous 'nntt- Pago rainy.’ for which he received a pocsldcnitile sum. nnd invented the, antl-fnduetloB cable, the patents of which netted him over $100,000. “Turning his attention to synchro- i Come' q lick and get them cheap. C M. Wright. mms multiplex telegraphy, he perfect ed a system whereby six Morse cir cuits were obtained 'from a single wfre sraf wits awarded for It the highest prize at the International In ventions exhibition In I^indon In 1885. ytr. Delsny twenty-one yen re ago iff' A large and comfortable office for rent, fronting north and ea*-t Apply to- J. C. WHITAKER. Perfection oil heaters and Ray-O amps always give perfect satisfaction] See them at R. H. Wootten’s. —Chase and Sanborn’s coffee and equipped x laboratory nt South Or- u*tf. best made. Emmett L. Barnes, trnire. N. .1.. nnd devoted his time to „ , . , irutcnmtle note! telegraphy. In which he has had groat wees*. Ms appara Sale Agt. “A handsome and perfectly gentle transmitting n theusnnd word. a „ or8eforM , c . Not afraid of automo- nfntoto vt+t » s!bk)<* win*. This !* re- gterdinl by experts ns one of the greatest or anything else. Apply to achievements In the telegraphic line." . J. C_ WHITAKER, OEMWOS FIRM POLICY “““I on oouth ayne street,, bow oecupted TOWARD SOUTH AMERICA, by II. A. Dearman Immediate possesa- Apply to, Ftea For the Protection of American toterooto South of the Caribbean. "If the new •temple of peace,* the $75t>.IXXi building for tile International bureau of American republics, of which the cornerstone was laid in April, Is not t<« be a memorial to the ruin of WARREN EDWARD. TO AILING WOMEN United States Interests In a number of A Little Sound Adyice Will Help thes.* republics, our government must Ms *' llledgeyille. es'ublDh a reputation for firmness wjon these Interests nre attacked,” i — seya a writer In the Pan-American. I ). “With the completion of the isthmian V 1 v ' °" 1an < ‘ an bc heulthly and well these lutorwitn. which nn* nl- kidneys are sick. Poisions that ready estimated at a valuation of pn ti off in the secretions when the kid - $1,000,000,000. will be largely Increased, neys are well, are retained in the body How to Free Clogged Drainpipes. A convenient and inexpensive way to open up a clogged drainpipe is to pour ■i half cup of gasoline lu the sink or linsln drain which Is clogged and to allow it to stand for ntxmt au hour without letting the water run. The re- sett will surprise you nnd save the trouble aud expense of n visit from tne plumber. Haw to Economize In Ice. Fifty pounds of Ice every other day will last better and keep the Icebox ••older than twenty-five pounds a day. Besides, yoa save the Iceman three tails n week nnd yourself his wet foot prints; also you buy the Ice tongs only one-half as often How to Clean Plaster of Paris. The plaster of parls figures which have Iks-time dingy uiny be brushed with a soft brush snd then washed Gth warm soapsuds without Injury. A policy as just ns It Is unyielding when necessity requires will mean the salvation of existing Investments nnd the protection of the Investor of the future. "The fact that a definite remedy Is required was impressed anew upon the United States by the unsuccessful ef fort on the [>art of the state depart ment to secure arbitration of five long pending American claims against Ven ezuela. "The merits of these particular cosps Is not, however, tbe qnestlon of Imme diate Importance. This question Is. What effect must be expected from a policy which Involves the abandon mont of citizens whose wrongs have been declared to th* world? If redress Is not to bo exacted for those wrongs, what fate can other despoiled Ameri can citizens expect lu Central nnd South America when menaced*by un scrupulous governments? "The definite remedy . demanded In volves no more than the assertion of a policy of insisting upon prompt and thorough redress of Injuries. It would not be difficult for the United States to establish such a reputation for protect ing the Interests of Its citizens In South America that these Interests would rarely be attacked. All the precedents go to show, especially In the ease of Venezuela, that the most Impudent, contumacious ami belliger ent of South American potentates will bocorae tractable upon tbe mere threat of force.” ben the kidneys are sick. Kidneys and bladder become inflamed and swol len and worse troubles quickly follow. This is often the- tru c.v.-s of bearing down pains, la eness, backache, side- ache, etc. Urtc poison also causes headache.-*, dizzy spells, languor, nerv ousness and rheumatism pain. When suffering so, try Doan’s Kid ney Pills, a remt-dv that cures sick kidneys. You will get better as the kidneys get better, and health will re turn wben the kidneys are well. Let a Milledgeville woman tell you about Doan’s Kidney Pills Mrs. T. F. Carr. 512 S. Wayne St.. MiUedgeville, Ga., says: "I suffered from pains through the small of my -back and dull headaches for a lang time, I felt languid and did not seem to have any energy or strength. My kidneys were also disorderd. Idecided to try a kidney remedy and sent to Goo, D. Case’s drug stole for Doan’s Kidney Pills. I have been using them for a snort time and I am we 1 ole (sad with the results. There is a steady improve ment noticeable, the pains being less severe and my kidneys mc.e normal.” Ecr sale hy ill dealers. PriceSOcer.ts. Foster-MiibumCo., Buffn'u.Nea York, so'.e u,*■ :.u lor the United States. R -rr» mbev the name—Doan's—and take no other.