The Frankfort Roundabout from Frankfort, Kentucky • Page 6

THE STORY OF LOUISIANA Great Worlds Fair Success Ccm ing to Capital Theatre ToKi ht Act 1 The Prophesy The I opening scone discloses the wilderness of Louisiana and shows a band of Indian warriors supplicating the Great Spirit to show them the future of the territory of Louisiana The voicesof I maidens are hoard in the distance I and anon a band of Indian maid ells appear and join in the song Pontiac and other chieftains and medicine men enter and add their voices to the supplication As the song closes they join in a aroundt 1the fire which is interrupted by another band of Indian maidens who perform an Indian ballet 4Two grotesque medicine men enter I I and relate the story of their troubles following which come Pontiac and a band of Pocahontas maidens who sing a song of the I far Dakptah Music is heard in the distance and a band of I pathfinders enter followed by fBrother Jonathan Miss Columbia I Davy Crockett Miss Dixie and the American eagle They describe their wanderings and are interrupted by the appearance of a grotesque traveler who entertains them Davy Crockett shows his skill with the rifle and the Indians return and smoke the pipe of peace The incantation is resumed and the Indians and white men see a vision of the future of Louisiana So entrancing is it that Brother Jonathan decides togo to France and purchase the I territory from Napoleon He and his party embark upon the Mississippi for New Orleans and thence to France Act II The Purchase This act finds Brother Jonathan Miss Columbia and their party in France The opening scene shows the grounds at Versailles and a grand fete in progress in honor of the arrival of the Americans The festivities begin with the ballet of the flowers and a general jollification A company of gondo gondoI I liers enter and hail those on the landrrho merrymaking continues and Davy Crockett and Miss Dixie appear out for a good time A band of gendarmes and others enter and quiet the revellers and then comes Brother andI Miss Columbia James Monroe and Robert Livingston The latter explains that Napoleon will soon receive them While they i are waiting Columbia entertains I with a song and Brother Jonathan I is caught by a party of French girls out on a lark As they all depart a gendarme and the gro tesque traveler enter assisting Davy Crockett to rejoin his I friendsrrhe scene changes to I the court of Napoleon all the historical members of which enter and art entertained by a stately court dance The Amer leans are ushered in and state 0 their business namely to purchase the territory of Louisiana The sale is made and the Amer icons are presented with a huge rose symbolizing the transfer Louisiana appears and Columbia throwing the stars and stripes about her receives her into the great sisterhood of States She is placed in the State barge and the Americans sail away for home Act Ill The Fulfillment This act takes place in St Louisa hundred years later and shows Uncle Sam Columbia and their fortynine nieces receiving all the world It shows how the territory I of Louisiana has grown to I fourteen sovereign States and in a brief manner indicate some Itml i thing of the great advancement 1of the territory the whole closing with a grand march of the States Mf and nations of the earth in honor of Louisianas birthday honorI At Capital Theatre tonight Prices 25 CO 75 and 1 1I WE ARE ALL FAMILIAR I Vith the deep hoarse barks grimly called a graveyard cough It is the cry of tho tortured lungs for mercy Give them mercy in the form of Allens Lung Balsam a remedy for pelt monary trouble so highly es teemed that it is recommended even in the earlier stages of consumption In the later stages mortal skill is unavailing Nobody can afford to neglect a cold II i jJ 0 afn jI 7 541 tfL1 Ai 1 MEMORIAL SERVICE FEAT I TIRE OF PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETING Interesting phases of newspaper work in all classes of cities will I I bo discussed by the editors and owners of Kentucky papers who will meet in Louisville January 0 and 7 for the midwinter business session A program which is full of interesting things and which is one of the hest ever arranged has been prepared by the officers of the Kentucky Press Associa 1 tion and it is expected that the meeting which will be held in the Council Chamber will be one of the best ever held The following is the program just announced by Mr Louis Landrnm tho President PresidentShould Should tho Country Weekly Bo Independent in Politics Paul Moore of the Earlington I Bee The Press and the Politician I Jones of the Glasgow Republican Legal Advertising Laws Harry McCarty of the Jessamine Journal Round Table on Problems of I Printing OfficeLed by John Gaines of the Bowling Green News Talks limited to three minutes Should the Press Advocate Government and State Aid to Public RoadsHeber Mathews of the Hartford Herald The Country Correspondent Low Brown of the Harrods burg Democrat DemocratKentucky at the Worlds Fair Hughes of the theI Courier Journal The Editor and the Public I SchoolsE A Gullion of the Henry County Local and Coyle of the Grayson Gazette Premium Offers as Circulation Bui1derslI Neal of the Farmers Home Journal Popularity Contests as Circulation Builders Henry Offutt of the Louisville Timesof How to Make Advertising Pay the Advertiser BestValter Adamsof the Owensboro Inquirer How to Treat Other News papersJ Glenn of Glenns Graphic I The Sunday Paper Wallace Hughes of the CourierJournal IT The Editor as Others See HinlClarence Woods of Richmond ofI The Press Parliament and andI11orl1 World PenceTim Needham of I tho Williamstown Courier ofI Memorial services on Col I Breckinridge of the Lexington Herald and Col John GI Craddock of the Paris Kentuck I ianCitizen will be held in con I nection with the meeting cOliI DRIVEN TO DESPERATION Living at an out of the way place remote from civilization a family is often driven to despera tion in case of accident resulting in Burns Cuts Wounds Ulcers etc Lay in a supply of Bucklers Arnica Salvo Its the best on earth 25c at all druggists BUYS HALF INTEREST I Mr Albert JeHers has purchased I a half interest in the livery stable of Noel McGinnis formerly known as Church Bros and his son Mr Howard JefYers will attend to the business in tho interest of his father This has always been a popular and con yOU ion location for this business WORST OF ALL EXPERI ENCES Can anything be worse than to fuel that every minute will bo your last Such was the oxperi I onco of Mrs II Nowson Dein i tur Ala For three yours sill writes I endured insulTorablo pain from indigestion stomach and bowol trouble Death seemod inevitable when doctors and all remedies failed At length I was induced to try Electric Bitters and the result was miraculous 1 improved at once and now Im completely recovered For Liver Kidney Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric Bitters is tho only medicine Only 50c Its guaranteed by all druggists XfI kr vt 9 i1 rv 6tl uE J11l KUlLTHE co H1 AND CURE TENS LUNCS WITH rP I Wh rI tH IW WI Di owerwI i ONSUMPTION Price PrlcofOR 100 OLDS Freo Trial Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TBOXJli LES or MONEY DACXi iI 1liv DEATHS HORSTMEYER In this city on Tuesday Mrs Fred Horst meyor ngeJ 84 years Mrs liurstmeyer was a popular I lady beloved by all who knew her Sho was a member of the Methodist Church She leaves a 1 husband and two small children to mourn her death I BIRTHS JONESIn Columbia to Mr Clarence Jones and wife a daughter Geraldino Mattie Dudley HARDWICK In this city on Wednesday to Mr James Hard wick and wifen son TENTH ANNIVERSARY Mr Eugene Carlton and wife celebrated the tenth anniversary of their marriage on Tuesday last at their home on the South Side It was a very pleasant affairMr Mr Carlton is one of the most accommodating careful and efficient clerks in the Postoffice We wish these clever people many happy returns of the occaSiOn sionSTARTLING STARTLING EVIDENCE Fresh testimony in great quantity is constantly coming in de daring Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds to lo unequaled A recent expression from McFarland Bentorville Va serves as example He writes I had Bronchitis for three years and doctored all tho time without being benefited Then I began taking Dr Kings New Discovery and a few bottles wholly curedme Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troubles Consumption Pneumonia and Grip Guaranteed by all druggists Trial bottles free regular sizes 50c and 100 DISTILLERIES RESUME OPERATIONS The John Cochran Co Distil lori No 87 the property of the Kentucky Distilleries and Ware house Co made the first mash of tho season of 1904n on Wednesday 1 ednE1sI Tho SalTell Distillery No 91 tho property of the Kentucky Distilleries and theI house Co resumed operations on Thursday for the season of 0111 Shingles I We have just unloaded 150 000 old fashioned Yellow Poplar Shingles like your grandfather I used to make Hammond ii Co 151111 I 151111Mothers lWW Mothers Ear A WORD IN MOTHERS EAR I WHEN 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size which sells for SOc Prepared by 0 DeWitt Co Chicago For saie by Gayle druggist DESERVED COMPLIMENT Mr Clarence Woods of Richmond has just been reelected Grand Recorder and Editor of the Delta of Sigma Nu by the Grand Chapter of the Sigma Nu Fraternity at New Orleans LaThis This is a yellearned and deserved compliment to a worthy gentlemanALARM A ALARM THURSDAY At 105 on Thursday afternoon an alarm from box 24 called the department to tho broom factory in the local Prison A number of packages of brooms were destroyed but the flames wore soon gotten under control Loss small HEAVIEST FOG EVER KNOWN 1 On Sunday night last the fog which hung over this city was the heaviest ever known The electric street lamps did not furnish light over twentyfive feet away from them Several collisions of vehicles were narrowly averted owing to its density and drivers had to be unusually careful in this regard OIE IN i I 1905 I At the beginningof 2 a iew year wo extend to all a cordisil jreet 5 iug and hope that for 5 nil the year may be both hn 11and pros jS tSI The past year has I I len a verysatisfac i fIf 01 us nail we wish to heartily jg thank all who have in I 1IiI any way contributed to this result 11e a predate your favors and ill K5 we shall 4 spare no II ort to erve you even bettor than 1I in the past in order to merit a continuance JS of your good will Tho Gaylo llrn Stows i i lnmE aG 7MS i7MS7 17tF1ISl iLctiGt t41 YTtJrf1 Ii I ESCAPED A i Women and Men From the Clutches ClutchenI Grave Digger i THE NAMES OF A FEW PEOPLE WHO ARE IITHE I HAPPY AND FREE FROM RHEUMA TISM LEVER AND KIDNEY I DISEASE BY USING i DENNS SURE SAFE ANA SPEEDY CURE I IMr Gennings and wife 2063 High I II Goodspeed and wife FrambesAve I Mr BrelsfordandwifelIaynordAve I Mr Fleming and wife 2605 High Mr Miracle and wife Grocer Broad I ShinglerPresident I President John Culberson High anSi I Maynard St Mr Witson andwife Northwood Ave Rev Shuttz and Roy Shuttz We could fill a large newspaper with responsible witnesses of what Detins Sure Safe and Speedy Cure can do But i try a 25 cent or 75 cent bottle and yon will be surprised at the immediate help Iit affords For sale at GAYLES Drug MARRIED MARRIEDWILEYHUDSON rILEY HUDSON In this city on Wednesday Mr Louie Wiley and Miss Claude Hudson were married by Judge Jas PolsgroveCOLEMAN COLEMAN ROBINSON At New Providence Church McAfee Mercer county on Tuesday December i 27 Mr Jacob Dudley Coleman and Miss Carrie Clinton Robinson were married Mr Coleman is the junior mem ber of the Coleman Bros Cloth ing Manufacturers corporation in Louisville and was for many years Principal of the Frankfort High School His bride is art accomplished and popular lady well known here where she has visited relatives She is the daughter of Mr Wm Clinton Robinson and wife of McAfee The young people will reside irt Louisyille fl LouisyilleWe We tender hearty congratula i tions iillrj tionsCOSBY llrj llrjCOSBY 7x1Capital Mr John Cosby and Miss Georgia Houchin both of Shelby county were married by Rev Dt StuckerPLUMMERVRIGITAt PLUMMER VRIGHT At the Elks Hotel this city on Thurs day Mr Paschal Plummer and Miss Pearl Wright hoth1 of Stamping Ground were mar ried by Rev Stucker vf LETTER LIST The following is the lint offletferst to be advertised for week ending 7 Saturday December 31 1904 5 Brown Alice Corcoran Dnvis Mrs Elsie Elliott A Flynn Proas Vm Hail Lincoln Hopkins Frank Ktwrsey John Lee Joseph Lewis Mollie MaoLean John Muyflold Miss Clara Millet John lunar Ernest Pettit Mrs Sallie Smith Mrs May IPettit TillwttH Ambrose Thornton I Hot Persons willing for the alove let tens will jJ DRANE Ma DO JT TODAY injunctionN Never put oil till tomorrow what i you can do today is now gen I erally presented in this form Do it today That is the terse ad vice we want to give you about that I hacking cough or demoralizing cold with which you have been strug glint for several days perhaps i weeks Take some reliable romodv I renlclybe be Dr Uoseheos Gorman Syrup SIUPwhlch thirtylive years A few doses of ofit i cough or cold and Its conlinuod onI I completely No matter how loop soatid your cough oven if dread consumption has attaokod your ourhll I effect a curoas it has done before in thousands of apparently hopolossI i i trintbottlns I I bottles 25c regular size 75o At all drujfigsts lyr 1 1 E1 tJi 1.