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I A DREAM_ Idowu to a (llHCUSSlOll of the “Palaeo~ if; 2 3 T118 3;":__ 2}; "*3 j“; 3' I
n; IYOUlOWiC'tl” evidence Li: 5 ‘5, T7": 3 75 i: 3 'l 2-" I
._-; , . I 4 n ,( . - n. - -‘ 1 ": 53“.? ‘. 3 . “p r: .
a” ,‘ . . - -, r t I: 2-? 'l"_ . ‘.' 3". '»-, " ,1
:I ; l lhc first thing,r to be. consulered 3:, NLVV 5;, '33. . jg; . 3‘3 3:: ‘33; f
In the ”wee sma” hours when all are was the bearing of the fact. upon cv- ,- -. ~ g; ‘1: pa 3.4.5,;- =a.;._ n.3,“:- § _., r
. . asu’ep’ olution that a ccncral prom-ession I I
Bright thoughts of my sweetheart I ‘7‘, , ._ Ci 71 I :
through my memory creep. Ifiour lower to .hlgllel us 0 menu P \O 1/. B a 1‘0. {:1 i n SI I
- Ilow pleasant it is for these thoughts to keel-”“3r pace “Vlth tune. ( b C ' I
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‘ recur l‘he great antiquity and sharp de- I
1‘1““!ka "“3 hill-Pr» “01 lonely. Whe" nmrkation from each other of the I
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" thmkmg “he: different annual sub-knigdoms was NEW STYLES! NEW GOODS’ NEW PRICES' I;
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- She's fair as a lily, sweet as a rose, commented upon. If eyolution be ‘ ) II
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And 110w I am happy, as I lie in repose. true: GVldelltly our “ﬁrst gGOIOgICﬂl At the New bhoe btore ()3 East Main. Dlseount off to I
Yes the thought is refreshing and un- faunas are not really “the first”. I Sillllt‘llls. I
doubtedly true, . I The order of treatment in the pa-i I 5'"
, That; her oweet parting words were, I’m. was zoological and the low” an— I}
‘Vou know I love you." . . ‘ II
3 nual sulrkmgdoms were run over S P E N (3 E R g RASI I "'
All nature is slumbering, and enjoying “HUI.“ I I”
sweet rest, The l’rotozonns7 Sponges and (‘o— __.__————.—.____—__—__—— i »
Wlulle I m” 90 happy, 50 fOﬂunﬂtely elenterates were found to yeild no gym“; I I I o o .
)lcst - -- - ‘5?
. certain evuleuec. {fl-7'7 hr?- 1 I I 2 8 1 68 e S I
i _ \Vlth the heart of the one Ilove and . t. . §IIMIIIH1 0 ' ‘
3~ .3 , ._ ﬁgmem I \Vitb the ltetlnuoderms the ho- “'-:; ‘le‘ ,'

f-:.*;.1‘f.-’ff{7tit‘w11011x I no“, so pleasantly dream. I mologies between the different class— olﬁlZE Representing the makes of II

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a. _ A.'—: s s z r s z '1' 11( l 1—: . e era-z“ w J- ' .
)f’. 1. 1 3 . 4 3 _ cs 1. h “I; h 1nd t 1 It led ”I x; All American Manufacturers, 3
( , dlt' itt e sweetheart—~50 good, sweet, benrmg of facts of embryology were ﬁ,re,:<§;%ﬁ&\ﬁ At f it Q q 6 ,2 g V
I , ““1 m“ seen to favorevolution. 'lhe niean- Aer-ﬁxaﬂt‘it-V 3 4 *5 ”5 50 t ‘0 “900 “0 $3 1 Sr
’ No love could be sweeter than my love . , , , m . ﬁﬁJ~W£§DIL§§JJL§$L $29 $215 325v $30 and upward. I
t for you. mg of Von lsaers law, that indi- iiicxi’f’sdﬁlf 0— w
i And 0, how I hope after an lunest ap “dual hwtm‘y ml’eats mm“ history ,7 frigE‘itvéIgrié‘WEWE; ”HILL FRED J HE]: TZ I '.
| u 1 v ‘ 1 - I ' 1 I l x ' i 1. V/ﬁllrﬂ;¥e:;‘)’p~ gang“; 23h"; ‘ N "
pea , “as hut, bioug it out .uu (.\(.mp 1- H,U¢\$§gaa,s V , ’ ‘
I That those thoughts, now fancies, will ﬁcd "kile‘i‘Zxr'V-rﬁéégy’fk MANIIFAC PURING J13“ hLF‘R' .
3 .. ‘ '7 . _ _ jun‘ziiilf Custozn House Square. I

- 500" become “‘1“ \\ orms, on account of their soft \V’f’gﬂgjf‘f —o— - '

hut “1:15! I awake from that lovely structure were not found to be 1m- 5 . ’ Wllzul Orders Receive our Prompt Attention. :

' drew"; . | portant Palaeontologieally, and were ‘

And how cold and dreary all nature passed over. or the Molluscoul S, I, '
, ‘ doth seem! th‘ 15.. .1 ' 1q 51. H1. - Q} ‘ll"” . . u
I y A , . ‘ _ L, 3 menopott 0 amp i, It b W th L f
‘nduIl-l , r v; M -_ . . r“ I r.
. q“ l“ t”“‘"””‘ Ohm" 1“? pass were found to be nnportzmt and » a r IS I e' “
,‘ ed through, It .11 l. "t 1 l t .1 03 ‘§\/,\ . .
I I wonder, like others if dre'uns‘ ever ‘ 0 ye] L 0111‘ 105 2”“ )L‘H ' CV“ (311(1) (3“; i. Lit/ﬁn ‘ I
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I come true. of transmutatlon of Specres. 52$ \\\'\‘ IIII'I / V? . X0“ “ mt to dress “ m“ from head tofom ‘ i -
I . . . \\\:-, «III ;;_II///.// Cl enjoy good health, and you want to do it eco-
. \Vritten by B. G. WILLIS, '93 A serles Of fOSSII forms from the wh-w I ‘h /{//// nomieallv ‘
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I Inlmedldt‘v Handy 0t Lexmgton, gleqjgj 2:35, 3:: $1,517,. “'e meet your wants in both. “'6 carry
I; EVOLUTION AND PA LAE— illustrating Lmnsrtlon, was present- 3;; \ ALE-S ,EEE‘E only the be“ goods in the market and out I
ONTOLOGY “‘1 ‘01‘ Insllectlon- Migration 0f ﬁ/x ”7;? [EE‘ PRICES AS LOW AS ANYWHERE IN rm: Ins.
‘ - - ., ' . , . ' , 73- ~' “‘<\ ‘ . . . , . . . . ‘,'
forms in process of transmutatlou ////Z\;\'_/<\\§\\\ Our contract for CADET UMPORMb IS evidence (

‘ (Abstract of paper read before the Mon- or change, was commented upon as / //¢////,II \\\I'\;\\\\\\ x i of this fact. Our bid was $16.95 as against $19.23 I
I (lay Club by Prof. Mi]1er,) 11.11 0x1.)lauation 0f the comparitive E/YI / I (is ' -of our competitors. “'8 think we undersell oth- "
I Evolution as broadly deﬁned is rarity of such instances as the one. E ‘3‘ ‘ . i ii“ ““0“ the same mtlo- '

that theory of the Universe which offered. Suits and Overcoats from $4 to $25. ‘ -,
' lool's 1 )o ' rs ( z w r ‘ , 5 t‘ i ' '. .‘ . z i
; \ 11 n thing. that m, as the Of the Molluseg it “as found thit Pants from $.50 to $7. 3
- natural outcome of things that were. the (rastcropods afforded good ev1— ' Ii 3 f 1 1 . 1 ; ‘
, - . '. . . . . ' at: I. 0—» a ’ ~ or tie same t 1111 r e sew iere.

In Its narrower sense it is that View dence of tranmtions m the. case of i ‘- 5 you 1) y $0 3

which regards as genetic the relation species. Illustrations of the trans— 5““3 ‘0 ordler mrouh T-:III<\(I)R11N(' DILPARI MM“ 1 for .

. . . . . . t ' t . ’ .

I the (htlercnt geological faunas and formatlons of l’aludlna and Planor- Wha you 1m) 0 mm or em) m e -
‘ Horus bear to ezleh other. his, from the Tertiary fresl‘i water \Ve are Sole Agents for the celebrated Jams l'lYGENlC UNDERWEAR, recom-
’ Organic Evolution itself may be lake beds of Austria and Bavaria, mended by Scientists and I’llysiCi-‘mS- N0 Gold-“.110 rheumatism -'
' viewed in two senses. In this pa- were presented. While you we“ “' ~

per it was taken in its narrowcr— 'l‘hc (,‘ephalopmls —Cuttle Fish ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE ‘

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that of a statement of observed and Tribe—were found to present the .

inferred sequence of forum. strongest cvidcnee of any of the , M KAUFMAN & CO-s ‘
. “Palaeontology and Fossil” were luverteln'ates. I54 E, )Iain street, Lexington, Ky.

defined and the subject narrowed In the ease of the Ammrmiies it I A Special Discount to Students. BF?§}"I):-ecsz Suits, f. 2 rm 1.

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was elaimed to he ahsolutel)‘ i111pos-l “Fhe developement ot the loot‘ ,.’ .t t P1 t S j
sihle to draw the line hetween dill-lstrueture" was used to 1llustrate EEEETR'giﬁs; eet 1 I '0' I a e
erent speeies and genera, the grad—' llnes ot deseent here—notably 111 the .3; =3" _ ‘
nation so small that it is i1npossih‘le ease. of the horse—whleh was traeed E55?» A SPECIALTY
for the most experienced 1,121l11m11to- from its pr1n1at1ve hve toed anees- E‘jl‘: 3.; Z ()ltl tt‘t'tll eapped with ("old and artiﬁeial teeth
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10mm 10 dm‘mw “mm and the tm. - l P I ‘3': made without plates. Speakers and smgers w1ll
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Slﬂiliw “MOM-C a”! 00111me 1h" dlululmm MM It 1; 10th ﬁnd these a (treat i111proven1ent over the old wav ot 111se1t-
" 2 2 > ' 1- ' '2." swter. >v11onw. ' b . - . '.
lllL homologushttwttn tlutlirtt e1d<21ns \\1s.1llu t11 . r 1119; teeth on platt’S. 1 ll(‘\' do not affect the speech. ‘
stronglv marked groups at tlns (,‘e— the. ehanges 111 the teeth strueture, « . _
. I '1... ' 1. ‘ . )nrln' those. in the . ., . . .. .
phalopod Llass “tie txtmplrhtd, thtt ol tln ltt _ Fme GOlCl Fllllngs$l up. Fme Silver Fllllng 75 Cents.
and the manner 111 whleh fossil horns. . . . . ‘
l‘ormshridge over gaps between the A reeapitulation of the. ev1denee Vltahzed A” Admmlstered 50 Cents '.
' H ' 2‘ ‘ ‘ 2 i "lose; and while
l1\ 111‘;1r “as h1ought out h) 111t.111s ot ‘ “its ﬁrst 11 tilt ttlnﬂ ( t nu Teeth Extracted 25 Cents. ‘
eharts and speeimens. at 1111 mg 121 me were ye. — .
Additional eonlirmation of Von‘ merous gaps to he tilled up, it was N EW YOR K DE NTISTSI I
llaer's law was found here. . teoneluded that it warranted thoeon— It. H. ll()l)(,llCN, l). l). 5., MANAGER. 1'
l’rom the Arthropod suh-king— lelusion that "the annuals now hv— Lexington, Kentucky. 1
dom. the Class t‘rustaeea7 and from . upon the earth, were the deseend— Ofﬁce 0pm Evenings. Permanently located over Opera House. ,
this. the subclass 'l‘rilohitae, was se-lents of those that had h\'ed. that
leeted to illustrate developement. these were in turn the. deseendents 7 f
The relation ot‘ the modern horse— of others still older, and so on. at L . t PI b. C p y
shoe-erahs to the trilobites wase11—' least as far haek as the geologieal GXI ng on L“ I I Ing OI I I an i
fm‘t't‘tl l)'\' illustrations ttlltl SllOt‘l-l reeord t‘xtt‘lltlﬁ‘.” H IG H G RAD E PLU M Bl N G. g
' 111ens. and another exemplifieationI ”ﬁ—ﬂ— .
‘ V " " ‘ ' - " " '7r"7’ ' ' .‘E ' "uA’l‘lM‘.
ot how “111(l1v1dual._1'epeats raee l11s—1 Y, M. C A. LOl \\ A 1 LI» Al\l) 51‘] AM HT 1 .
tory" was shown. i Having lately returned from the . _ _ . h' .1
Passingover the 'l‘unieates [absent 1 btnte (opvention. We feel a new 2111? WI n d M I I IS, _:_ Gas h ’I ac I n es’ '1
1 '7 " " "set vwor 111 our var1ous e—
from the (wologieal Reeord on ae- 111t1ea., o . _
eount of their total lack of hard ll’l'tﬁ- “‘0 were glad ‘0 have F0 Sewer and Draln Tlle', K t
hartﬂthe Vertehr-iteswere next tak— 131‘s?“ ‘4 delegation attend the. 0011— 19 East Short Street, Lex1ngton, y. .
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e11 up and the method of treatment vent10n the‘ 5"“: “‘ fill. ”5 " ‘
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adopted rather that ot"'e\.'olut1on ot l“t‘15“‘1.‘ onen1u.t “ If) 1‘ 1311‘? . ‘
struettn-(m than «evolution of l'ormsja l out at the annualneonuntt1ot1}1. 1L P H E A STI N 9 lltfﬂlt‘l lll (ll/ll“ ’
- . . 2 '..:111 exee enee 0 ‘1e 11'o- . .
Some. of the sulqeets d1seussedlllq‘tum I . . l 7. Y 'l \t 13.) [4‘- "l \l‘llll street ,
- 'n A. - [Urannne the spn'it that pervades ()lhee and a“ 1‘). ,__4 1,15. - 2. ,_ . , . .5».
were “Evolutmn of la1l Etrueturelt’ ’ . 1_ 1.. 5 1 _ v ’ .12.;
. l“ 1 .. “quk 111d Tooth ‘ltrue every 111eet111g, the 111a11111t13s am L(‘Xlll<_{'t‘oll. l\ \._ ‘ _
4 s' is 1 '2 \2 . . - . . , . . ,
111 1. .1( 1:. 1 ‘1. 1‘6 nintr of th( lgodhness ot the young men of the ‘5.
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ttm: H: ] \mlution )ot' “I; {areas convention are exaltnrg' 111 the1r- ef- —————————-—-—————————‘ ,
ae. up 111 e 'o , >5)..- . . .
. . . . teet on all. ‘
ion ”f “reptlhan eharaeterlstles” hyl \Ylloll one looks 11111111 the vounU i i S I U De N I S E l
' * “ " : 11nals.am-j ‘ .I L ' b
All .tllL “111‘ :‘l llnlk 1.“ 111 ’ l men assembled. from all the Colleges GO To
plnluans and fishes. lot" the state in the lre‘tutv of their
It was stated that here we were ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ . . ) —\ J .
. . . . Youth and strength and m the 7 . N \: S , / t
nearing; the p1'1n11t1ve. pomt 0f de-llnme of the trentle Shepherd when / / a :1 1/1 b C K 111 1 ,
yarture for all-these forms and it ‘ . ‘3‘ _ .’ . . . ‘ ' . 2"
l ' 1:1 t 1 1111221111 “mull” 00mm“ the” """“l““‘“l“l”“‘5 FDR BARGMNS IN ALL KINDS th- FUUT WEAR. .
tr ‘*X('t‘t‘( z "' . . . ;.-—- , . . .2
“IL—1 Ill ( ”ll ; 1 '1 (a . laud llos’qllnmmi he ls awakened 'l‘hev keep the hest $3 $4 and lino l1nes ot Suhstanttal bhots
possess mue 1 111 eo 11 n1 _ 1‘ _‘ 2. , . m an i is forced _ , . . 1- . . .. . '
'l‘he "l’ineal lee sum-um". 1n_es_!t1<11111111s1 llulnﬁlﬂuln? 1 l . 1 . made and guarantee every pan. (11w them .1 (all at l6 E.
. ‘ . ' 'to as: muse w 121 10 1s tonifr . , .
ent 111:1.1nore or less rudnnentaryl 'it‘i the life that God I)“ "lV'Cl: Mam St, Lexmgton, Ky‘
eondition in- all living representa-i“_ I n i b 11‘
V tires of these elasses. was taken as1 111111. .1 1”) contrast bit? eenf I 11.5 2 7 7 7
an indieation- of eom-tnon descent. ‘ l’Od." Ol You‘ll-,5 men 2'11“ t1at (f “'4' U l / X ~ iivf “I l l
[repopplnv an .IQ it seemed likelvlrmm bands 1s enohhng and 111sp1r— Ql ( L ,1 ,3 _
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from Palaeontology that early1'e.p-i“_lg:‘ul‘l‘1t the :3?“ ml" l’l‘l‘lutc ' . . . . TIGN DRUGGIST
tiles. amphibians and ﬁsh possessed g tIV'O 0t SOI‘IU“. ‘ 0 “0t mean 0 PRESCRIP - _ ‘
this-orgal‘i “5 functional. l say that all the young men Who me Corner Main and Mill St. Lexmgton, Ky.
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In passingr to a. eonsideration ohm“, y' M' (1' .A: munhus, ”‘ lelephmc zoo
Mammalian l’alaeontologV" its di5_i(ll'1111ltal'(ls; hut It IS deploral'de that
- V ‘ v '1, .-' ' ' Hr ent of our . , - r - . . .
tmetness as a. separate department;‘mlu‘ “mt“ {“0 1’0 ,C- -. Great COmblniltHHl 01 lgalS,
“f the seienee was ingistod “1,011,33'01111g men are endeavormg to l1\e . . f S k“
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and some ot the prmelples 2111(ll(v"lnjlsthll‘°1' t t tl t' l. F1110 LOIlSlgnant 0 mo 11 g.
- -' - - . ( ur (e ega es o 10 eonven 1011
methods ol 111vest1 .. . . . . i
.. h‘hhhh the 10h th" I rofessor hh'I osophians felt that it was best that| S assett & song I
nouneed “16‘”th 0f the mmtlhgathey should use the one that once; 0 ‘ ’ I
and. declared the house ready 101': was their own. The room the." I ) . . I
business. {now occupy in the basement is tool ‘0 Ehht M‘hh‘ If
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The instant the last word fell ' small for a public entertainment. I - i
from the Professor’s lips a member-I Through the courtesy of the P. LI ' I
of section ﬁrst arose and nominated I S. a piano has been rented for thei F res h B [‘38 d a n d R 0| '3’ r
VI'Ion. l). S. Roberts for temporary occaSion, so muSic will CO-(iIiQJﬂtGI ﬂ » I
chairman, had it confirmed, put theI with literature to render the pro-I OSBORNES "
- question before the house, declared gram attractive and agreeable. I I
Roberts elected and conducted him The young ladies always nianagei ' 4 ' . I
I‘rga to the chair ci'e the members of the to make their open sessions the} ' I I -’
@ other faction could (‘()ll(‘.( t their wits. inost ei’ijoyable of all occasions ofI COR VINF AND I'PPER QTRFETQ
«~ _/ H I) ,.. . 1", x‘. I _ 13"» . ’l‘4. ,i ‘ y ‘4 a.
ll]( intinbeis that put ltobuts in . the kind, and. the one foi l‘ iida) I Best Bread, Rolls and Cakes in the city. Fresh Bread and R0115 ready every even ‘
the chair had as well declared: "Mis- evening promises to be. the clnnax‘ ing at 5 o‘clock.
cheil'7 thou art afloat, take thou of all that they have hitherto given. . __________________________.
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what course thou \vilt.7 tor no sooii-‘ —w—~~o——-——— 3.
er had the members of the other; 'Ii‘rance maintains an army at. an‘The N eW G rocery’
section realized what was being done. expense (,1‘ g;,151ﬁ0()07()()07 and “11%| . '
1h“) ”“1" ””h‘h I"”""”hl h) the “’3' I ports her schools with $2l,000,000-I .. J u A. W I L L I S & C OI, '
trum and du-lari (I did hoI citshad I The United States expcnds 3115“ DEALERS IN . '3
“0t been elected chairman. I000’000 {01' hUinC 50110015 While the I Staple and FanOY Groceries, Countl'Y PI‘O- I
A great. tumult followed7 the Chair-I‘ll'm.Y “WI “‘WY ”“1." “Wt 334-000?! 1 ‘ f 11 k. d ‘ . I.
-« m'm tried in vain to preserve order, I 0“” i ( 1100 0 a 1n 5' ‘1
the members of the second and thirdI - ______ _ i Prompt attention given to all orders. No. 7 W. Main. Phone 303.
V . . . v . . . M i
‘ sections nominated and claimed to! \\ hite w1ll soon be married. He] .
have. elected Mrs. Baker as the tcin— ‘ EMS he 11115 1110 0-350 halilwon now— H AM I LTO N FE MALE COLLEGE
porai‘y chairman of the meeting. I 110 1133 his 0W1] consent- Lexington. Ky.
The lady was conducted to the ros—I ——-————-—~ The Largest 1531,1313 Boarding Schooi in the suite. Accommodations ﬁrst class
truni, and the two presiding olIicei'sI M(.]’)OWQI fell asleep the other day I Heated by Steam and Lighted 3y Gag. uHot and cold water.
.7 . ... . .' '. . . . - . . " Art :3 erv.
phaded Lainestlv in then cloquant but (lulu t inuire hum-(.11. ; I‘dth Rooms a“ . _
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“,1”, With the roaring limb to I""I * __ [Send for catalogue. J. B. SKIV\I‘R, l exington _\ 9"
come silent. and take the vote for: “\l 1 1, . , f f .I (I!
”WW“ “5' WW- 1“i“=1“.\' “WI . 1‘” W ". “T"‘.’f‘.“..."?.“ '“ SHELBY KINKEAD & BRO.
. . . idavs. and lull oI \\llli~l\l is. *- I
chairman prevailed and the noise. * ’ T \' l) I '
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subsided. Alter the vote was taken I ' 'I -
. . - . ole H ants Y C AL & COKE CO. ;
. Mrs. Baker was dcclaired elected. I ——‘_‘_—‘——‘ S g GLEN MAR O
Fection lirst had only twelve niei'n~I \Vealthy Chinese merchants areI 51 N. BROADWAY, :
bers present, but polled thirty cighti sending their sons to England and: PATTEBSON & MERINO STS. Q
thlvl‘S l‘Ul' RUIIOI'IJS. SOIIH‘ lll’il,l(l lil‘()lll)-i AlllCl'lCﬂ to be educated. Lil/Sl- year i M "" ‘
lc was also experienced in getting: aI America had more (‘hincse students . ”‘x .
sm'retarv. as every one. that was than England had. The correctI NI ' N ° BASb I
. nominated \vonld decline or resign length of time for a thorough educa-I HAN ING
after being elected. Finally, Mr. T. tion is et‘iiisidered to lie about ﬁveI HOUSE PAINTING’ PAPER G 2
.I. lt‘lipen came to the rescue and years. lfpossible, the father goes, AND GLAZING. i
business went. on more or less after his son and brings him home . . .
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. smoothly. Nothing more ofinipor- when his period ol education isI DEALFI 11“ I Alhl ’ 0H ‘ \ AR\IKIIB ’ (TI A '
taiice rtl't‘lll't'll during: the evening: Icoianeh-d. I I-\“- h N‘II'Ih Broadway. . g
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. Regular Meals Only 25 Cents.
Meals to Order at all hours. Oysters, Lamb Fries and Spring Chickens a Spec-
. I ialty. Seating capacity of hall 151).
Gus Luigart, Proprietor.
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v 4 4 ed, answered, that he thought at
[ML STATL LOLLEGE CADET’ any event, it should be, for since
Published Monthly during‘the Collegi— we belong to the tom“ ball and b'ase
- ate Year only, in the interest of every ball leagues, we should not Witll- ‘
i MBEEEEEZW hold from entering the oratorical
TERMS. l league. Colleges are supposed to be
One\'ear...........................75C .w- -' x, >1 :1 1.‘ ”ll as ’
Six Months.........................5oc pm“? for lilttllutul 15 ‘H l I
Three Months . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3OC physwal Cllltm'c- l
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EDITORIAL STAFF Many of the students have enjoy- ical Engineering, Scientiﬁc, Classical, Veter-
H M G Ed' ed the beneﬁt- 0f hearing 50W“ inary, Normal School and Commercial Courses.
' ' unn’ ItOI'. very ﬁne lectures from the eminent
1“ C. I’LKIE‘ 1;\‘1“"”l“5 E‘htor‘ Dr. Mayo, who has been in our city
4. RAND, _‘ A ‘ . . ., ..‘ V .. ..._ " . . ~ - . .
. Associate Editor and Business Manager. ml thb 1)“ti “‘0 “ 061““ “1' “MO TWENTY EIGHT PROFESSGRS
; W. T. DRURY, travels through the. south dehver- AND INSTRUCTORS
Correspondent Patterson Society. ing lectures on educational topics, ' ' - ‘ .
. WM. PATTERSON, r tl e aus )ice: of a )hilanthro )- 7. . . . - - ~ ‘
. Corregpgdm “do“ Sade“. imile 0 .1t 3t “3,0“ I It is to 11x bounty Appointees admitted to tree Tuition. Board in Dor-
’ ‘ —‘ ‘2 i‘ new: > s . if A '. ., _ . . . .. M ,
‘ MISS LIZZIE SCOTT, in 51:} l t1 “Qt 1 m {m 'ed '13 nntory $2.00; in private families in} and $4 per
CorreSponaeut from Hamilton Conege. 101““ 1‘1 1" L m H ” ( .‘ f ‘ l week. Fall Term begins on second Vl'ednes-
’1‘ R DEAN nmch benefit— as pleasure from 115- . - ~. 1 . F , , , 1 _ ‘ _ 1
\ - - 7 tenin '0’» these excellent lectures on (la) in bepteni )01. pi cata ogues am
”mammal“ X' 1" L C' A' g 2 ‘ ‘ ” other mfornmtion apply to
H. H. HILL. very important subjects. Dr. Mayo
C0rre5p01‘degt Athletlc ASSOC‘E‘UO‘I- was the guest of Prof. Roark duringl JAMES K PATTERSON, PH D ’ PRES
C. .COUR’I‘NEY,' .ﬁ ‘ , . ' ) x i ’ . ' ' '
Correspondent of Normal Department. hlb hm) litrt. i Lexungton, Ky'
R. A. BURTON, ———-———.————- ‘_______.__—-————————-————--——'—_—
G.1C‘lt. .
enem orrebpom en An instltutlon which the CADET l‘ l'l’l‘HVl‘ l‘ ”)1.qu aw .
‘ ”——*"——-‘**—-—r~-V—Wr~— l( ‘ neal‘ct'lto give no or )romi- l" ‘ ’ l‘ ‘ ‘1‘ v n ’- ‘ ' ‘7 v, _ 2'11;
4 . . 1% D t. U. I p l _ l’hoenlx Hotel. l nder ravettc Nat. Bank. - ’ _
Address all Connnunlcations to the nence to in its columns, has grown B ARBERS ‘ .
. State College Cadet. A. & M. College, u - . ”Ills 1111.111" the HQ 3
, Lexington, Ky. p in cm we . I b . 1... . ‘ ‘ “7‘ i r‘ N
‘ #_,_‘____ year; viz: the Glee Club- lI/CE I’ l HN 13 AN D 1* O 1 5C H
l ’ Nothinv can do more in a certain ' . _ , ' 7
W l l t ' l f' ium to iiciuotc a wood, wholesome. i LEXINGTON’ KY'
4- 0., ‘ {I172 _ 7"”, ‘ it ' is ‘ . . . ‘ ‘
e are U M 0 set? L 10‘“ l .0 I.“ " I . . D , MismSpceial attention paid to Students.
terest on the part ot students in lit— college Spll'lt than 11 glee club. “ e
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erary matters. Since the Open 393- Iwould like to suggest——not by way ,
g sion of the U. L. S on the 22nd of; of Criticism—that a few more voices _
: February, there seems to be a con- be added, and we think a little N Ottn ag Ie & B r0.
tinually increasing enthusiasm man- 11101‘0 volnmn thus aﬁ'orded, would PROI’RIF’l‘ORs 01:
ifested in the society work in all of add quite a decided effect. We are .
the societies. sincerely glad to see that notwith— ‘ ’1
A committee hasbeen appointed standing the jeers 0f some 0f the S /1 a! l 0 81 1 S
p from the Patterson and Union Lit- fun—loving students, the glee club - '
crary societies to petition the facul- is constantly improving under the MANI'FACTI‘RERS AND DEALERS IN
toy t” permit the State College to excellent management 0f me' TOF- Fancy Family Flour. Corn, Meal, Mill Feed, etc. Paragon Patent. Sterling. Choice
send mpresenmtives t0 the Inter‘COI' rell' _ \ Family. Silver Leaf, Roller Patent. XXX Fam‘ly, Superﬁne.
legiate contests in the future. . l _____._._.._ l 66 Walnut 5," Lexington, Ky
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It lb too in“ t” be 5m“ to be rep 1 The Centre Lollege (lento comph- ————-—“———_—_‘_"_' ""“ _ "
ilesented this 3e2n, but we should i ment-S us by saying that “The CADET . '
>_\ all means, entel in tune to “mlisa great success ﬁnancially.” S lg / 1.1 ht and Me 61.8
next year. [here are many stu- “7 , ll'0 1 t tl (" t f r 3

‘1 ’l- ts fthe (-olletrc who would (lei 0 inc 0 ) 1b“ 0 18 [en 0 -0 I ‘ w '

. ““1““: tl ‘ “‘0’ . » , t' ftheirj compliment, but would 11ke|| DEALluhS l1\
mu 1. o 10. co ege in a. compe ,1- to ask in what res met the (‘ADET is ‘ 7 . ‘7 , u

. tion ot'this kind; and, moreover, to not ”L «11000:: '1 lFl 08h MGﬂt, B21001}, Lald (llld Sausage.
hold aloof wOuld be an aeknowl-, ' l 14 “7. Short Street.

. viii-Cement of weakness. . . . . . i

We have every reason, however, D. D. Rayborn, who has been con-'

. to believe. that this matter will be ﬁned to his room for several weeksi I EXI N C I O N 9 I