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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
CRIME OF BUCHANAN
Averice tho Only Motive That Can
Be Assigned for It.
fer . Long Time He Lcd . Veritable DR..
Jckyn and Mr. Hyde Existence
Els Peculiar Second Marriage
and the Poisoning.

DIR. Robert W. Buchanan. convicted OF
poisoning bis second wife and SEN
Fenced to be electrocuted during the
week of April %, exhausted every legal
technicality to ESCAPE the electric
chair His case is . veritabie success
sion of petitions, applications and APP
peals, and 1t is therefore Of general in
terest to learn that the jury which
found him guilty of murder had ample
grounds for its verdict.
DR.. Buchanans crime was one of the
most perfectly planned and executed
In criminal history, but he made one
mistake, and that was responsible for
his arrest and conviction. Il with
bad had the old woman cremated," he
IS reported to have said, land then the
newspapers and the district attorney
could 60 to helli"
That gives the secret of his convic-
hion of the murder Of Anna B. Suther-
land, whom he had made his second
wife, as the single word ''avarice" sup
piles the incentive for the crime. So
perfect were his plans, so familiar was
he with the use of poisons, so faultless
was the execution of his plot that two
physicians who attended the woman. in
her last illness not only gave the death
certificate without hesitation, but &C
tually testified in Buchanan's behalf at
the trial; and had the body been Gre
mated it would have been impossible
ito have convicted him. That he con-
eidered himself an expert in the hand
ling OF poisons was shown by a remark
he made during the trial of Carlyle
Harris. Harris was a fool" he said.
i"He dad not know how to mix poisons.
Ut would have been easy enough for
him to have avoided detection had he
understood the drugs he used" DR..
Buchanan did understand, but his love
for his first wife. whom he had tenn
porarily sacrificed to his scheme, be-
trayed him. and his neglect TO destroy
all traces OF his crime by cremation
convicted him.
Avarice is the only motive that can
be assigned for the deed. For that he
secured a divorce from the woman he
said he loved, and in all other affairs OF
life showed that he loved. For that be
married the keeper OF an assignation
house, a woman twenty years his
senior, who was SO far beneath him in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17

tree he chose was a redwood, too small
for the bear 20 climb. but within two
feet of it grew large redwood, in
which the cub had taken refuge. and Of
which the smaller tree was an offshCot.
He reached the little tree, and, grasp
ing one of the lower limbs, pulled him
self up, the bear taking the heel from
his boot before he could get ont Of
reach. After walking around both
trees for awhile, the bear seemed sud
denly struck with an idea, for, rushing
to the larger tree, she climbed up and
tried to reach Jim, coming within a
few inches of doing it, too.
The dogs, in the meantime, excited
BY the rifle shots and the noise made by
the cub, had been struggling frantical-
~ to get loose, and now, having sue
ceeded, came rushing down the hill.
The bear on the appearance of the dogs,
gave up its attempt to resch Jim, and
showed signs Of uneasiness. jim was
correspondingly elated, and, trusting
to the dogs to keep the bear where she
was, descended and picked up the gun.
The bear started to come down also,
but when she came within reach Of the
dogs. she changed her mind and went
up again. After little trouble the
rifle was put in working order, and
when old man Simms appeared on the
scene, ten minutes later. Jim was
standing triumphantly over the dead
bodies of the two bears
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17

says Flynn. So we agreed 10 give 'I~.yo
a clear track, an on the run in to bump
about, syvcrve an all that"
I'VE viii have to rule them all OF, ="
said Mr. Trevathan, solemply
Don't do it. judges. 1 never rode
crooked before. The committee put
lot on Pago an the tickets is in Flushs
feed box. Don't rule US off, I'm long
ways from home an l have q mother
myself. Mebbc you jedges has mothers,
too. Let 1t 90 as il lays, mister
ITS singular thing" replied James
Rowe, how difficult it is to absolutely
prove that race has been fixed, even
when the presumption is very strong,
and-er-I think, perhaps, gentlemen.
1t had better 20 as it lays, eh?"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
KILLED TWO BEARS
How Jim Simms Became the Hero
Of the Ranch.
He Started Out to Help the Old Man. But
Eventually Dispatched . ualf-Grown
Cub and Her Mother Al
by Himself.

Late one evening Bill Simms. says
the American Field and Farm, saw a
bear in gulch just across the creek
from the ranchhouse. A steer had
died up there few days before, and
evidently the bear had discovered it.
Feeling certain that the bear would be
somewhere in the gulch the next morn
ing he decided to try to get him. The
best plan was to send the dogs in at the
head of the gulch and wait for devel-
opments at the other end. Accordingly
Jim Simms tBill's SOM was allotted the
task of leading the dogs in round
about way to the head of the gulch and
starting them down.
Early the next morning they set out.
Jim wasn't much pleased with his share
in the sport; it seemed to him as if he
was going to get all the work and the
old man all the fun. After Bill had
stationed himself at the lower end Of
the gulch, Jim, leading the dogs, kept
up on the ridge toward the upper end.
From a certain point on the ridge it was
possible to see the carcass of the steer,
in the gulch below, and Jims only
hope of getting a shot was the chance
Of finding the bear breakfasting on the
carcass. Sure enough when he sighted
the steer there was q half-grown cub
eating it. The dogs had not seen the
bear; so, leading them back out of sight,
he tied them to tree. There was
plenty of cover between the bear and
Jim, and it was comparatively easy to
get down near enough to shoot. His
first shot was too high; but the cub
was badly scared, and catching sight of
Jim scrambled up the nearest tree.
Walking up Jim shot again. and this
time he hit, but too far back to be in
stan.ly fatal. The bawling the cub set
up could have been heard a mile off.
Jim was just about to work the lever
Of his rife, preparatory to another
shot, when there was a terrific crash.
ing in the brush behind him, and out
rushed big cinnamon With frantic
haste he pushed the lever forward and
tried to draw it back. But the cartridge
was jammed. By that time the bear
was within ten yards of him With
rare presence of mind-there being
nothing else to do-he dropped the gun
aud made for the nearest tree. The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17

corner % canvas circus sign In Wa
bash avenue. near Sixteenth street, Chi
csgo, broke loose from the groand end
Three boys instantly grabbed the
lcosened end and the big stretch ot can
VS. fastened 20 The other end received
the wind with force enough 20 toss the
youngsters around II a cracking game
q snap the whip Finally . cable
train cane along ard two ot the boys
dropped TIE rope The other oce held
CT. and a. this instant 81 unusually
heavy gust % wind struck the Canvas
ind the bo- WIS lifted clear over IRE
grin CIR. and, Sill cl<EiDr 20 he roT,e,
vas d-opPe6. unharaoea- or tae other
sde.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
WHY RELaMPAGO WON.
jockeys Put Up Job tn Help Out .
Unfortunate Conrade.

jockeys Put Up a lob tn Help Out 40
Unfortunate Corarade.
Col. Jack Chinn, the Kentucky horse
man who tool, his Derby favorite, Lis
SAX, to Churchill Downs the other day,
was one of the stewards at the Frisco
meeting. He saw a steeplechase that
was as full of fraud as a cucumber is OF
seeds, and SO did his associates, Mr.
Trevathan and Mr.. Rowe, but no one
would attempt to chide either of the
trio for CHANGING over the park land
scape and falling to exert their ju-
dicial prerogative. The colonel, when
approached for his story Of the race,
refers all questioners to his stabIe-boy.
The latter tells it this wise:
You see, we all was outen Frisco
with Col. Jacks string, an course we
got acquainted with all the boys. Bob
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
An Inappropriate Text.

a woman shall not put on the gar
msais OF man was the tex. taken bv
q Pittsburgh preacher. He was taking a
drive at the bicycle girls. but, saws the
indianapolis Journal, he missed his
mark. Bicycle boomers are no. like
the garments OF man. or anything
else IN the heavens above or the es'rth
beneath Their nondescript character
Is what makes them SO funny Uud;s-
guised pants" would be prefera Die
from standpoint Of comel;nesS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
THE PEOPLES
WANT COLUMNS.


The Want Columns of a Daily Paper tell
you where IL pays 20 advertise.
II YOU have anything 10 BUY, SELL.
TRADE OR RENT. try these columns.
PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE,
No advertisements taken for less than 10
cents
One line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines
.,frces given under classified heads IN
.niS column applicable only TO local Az
..e.useneI.ts No foreign advertisements
taken at above rate
answers to advertisements sent IN care
or the EAGLE office sho;;,, be called for
WIN ten days OF insertion. When al
ssrus,rs wish replys forwarded to them
e'1inpeo envelopes must be sent
re,srence 20 former advertisements
should give description and date OF IN
ssruon or copy o. The advertisement
MOI responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone
CLASSIFIED advertisements will be cents
per line each insertion: average seven
words TO line. agate measurement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17

,Kinnie, fine little boy what rode ton
support his two young sisters, done
got killed. We all spired to give Il
benefit fer Kinnie. an fixed il TO let
Relampago, a 30 to 1 shot, win an
cash IN from the bookInskers' boxes.
Golly! two of the boys had to fall often
their mounts TO put the good thing
through. We didn't none Of Us tech a
penny Of the money we winned fer
Kinuie's benefit. You see, Bob wasn't
dead then, but-vel, he weighed in
later on"
The Less ir1pressionable end Of the
story is that the stewards suspected a
job when they saw Clancy and Flynn,
who were riding Three Forks and The
Lark. fall OF their horses and Relam-
pago win At Col. Chinn's suggestion
one Of the smallest riders in the race
was called 20 the stand 70 be bull
dozed-" Now, boy, before we rule
you of for life, = said Chinn in thunder
ing tones, who paid you boys for this
pulp"
Nobody. sir. It was kinnie's bene-
fl We had meeting down in Royal
Flush's stall an agreed TO chip in and
make a stake 10 send Bob home and
give some money to his poor mother.
We was all game TO stand in Couldn't
leave Bob at the post"
Some one coughed-
I'VE didn't have enough so we de-
ciGed 20 take crimp IN the books
This here 'Pago couldn't beat street
car, but he'd be bout 20 20 !, 20 We
picked him l says 20 Clancy AID
Flynn, says I: We can't get nea- you
fellows on the isvorites and you Il have
10 pull, 50 you'll get set down for lie
We can fail of SAYS Flynn You'll
break your neeBs,' says l. AL right
don't care, 50 as we WIN hinnie -o1t.'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
HELP WANTEC-MAlE.
OTnder this head &c nfr line Der davl

ARE YOU HONEST, sober. INDUSTRIOUS
IL so, engage with us~-for 1896; $500 a
month; $3.50 year. You can make il
easy; six hours day. Our agents do
not complain OF hard times. Why? They
are making money selling our Perfection
Dish Washer, the only practical family
washer manufactured: washes. dries and
pollshes dishes perfectly In two minutes;
no experience necessary; child OF eight
operates II easily; cheap and durable;
weight thirteen pounds. made of anti
rust sheet steel; capacity. loo pieces:
So,rO for its equal; every family wants
one You don't have 10 canvass: as
soon as people know you have il for
sale they send for dish washer. Each
agents territory protected: no COMPETE
ton. We furnish sample (weighs SIX
pounds) in nice case 30 lady agents TO
take orders with; one agent made $2l453
ilrst ten days. Address for fun particu-
lars Perfection Mfg. Co., Englewood. Ill.
Apr. 13-3p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
Cara said Ms. Gratshar 70 uttle

Cara Staybolt, who had come in 70
play with the Gratcbar children, how
Is your mother to-day"
We'll, she's better said Clara. but
the doctor says she's very much de-
<iliiamitated
What under the canopy DO you
mean by that, Clara?n said Mrs
Grateher.
We'll, the doctor said debiltated.'
said Clara, but father says we musnt
saw Bill wa raus; always say William.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
One OF LIZ. Trare.iies

James Hobbs. sturdy Scot who has
been living near Lapee-. Mich, sent for
his sweetheart recently after he had
worked like horse for several years TO
provide a little home for her. She
arrived two hours after he had dieo
trnm fever.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17

Tirnid Youth-Eiss Oracle. perhaps
my corfag hero 90 ofsen may seems
may seem to-to smack Of undue per
Gstency.
Dsrnure Ma!dcn-Georee. Jour cora
Ing here hAs-has never srnacxed q
anything yet-Boston beacon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
WICHITA HOSPITAL.

Admirably To-
Gated. Thorough
~ equipped for
the care an d
treatment OF all
surgical, obstet-
real and gynae-
cological cases.
Trained nurses
cons ia n tly in
charge, together
with an enin ent
corps Of physi
clans aud sur
Seons.
Privats rooms
from s. to S12
Par week.
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SAlESHeN WANIED.
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-s2O TO $50 per day
easily made in any lccauJy Ne furnish
a line of samples free and allow 30 per
cent commission for selling. Particulars
free. or we mail a sample Of our goods
in sterling silver upon receipt Of 10 cents
in stamps. Standard Silver Ware Co
Boston, Mass. dIOS- t-eod
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
CHICAGO LADS JUMP.
While Playing with = Rope the Wind
Li:sei Him Over = Cable Car

About the time that the wind was
blowing at the rate Of forty-tvo miles
an hour guy rope making fast lower
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-17
Looked Like II
aIler.-Is W. Sreetie az horne,

Caller-Is Miss Sweetie n horne9
New Girl-Yis. s0-.
Caller-Is she engaged@
New Girl-Wull, from tn orushed-1p
look thin big sleeves had phwin OF
whit in 70 stir IN foire, Oh shud sav she
wuL-N. Y. Weekly.
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Grace and Minnie have guarded
and both arc rIiser1bse."
40; they have made friends and srN
perfectly happy again
How do yon know7r
81 saw them bo.hcryinS toSsthsr.'-
Tlt-3itA
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SITUATIONS WANTEO--MAjE.
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WANTED-Razors. shears ard clippers
10 grind j. l. Stafford. 1G1 8. Main St
dlZl-ff
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Misunderstanding men to carry the
Petry Hose Couplers as a size line Ad-
dress i-3 l.. Douglas Avenue, Wichita,
Ean. Cs5-tg
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH
viii buy "a good established business. suit
able for lady or gentleman. Includes the
building and fixtures: clear title. Address
y. Q. box 3l5. South Enid. o. L. Ia,-all
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WANTED-To buy freproof safe. En-
quire at Wells Fargo * Co.'S Express. IGS
West Douglas Ave. dl55-3tel
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WANTED-2O pea pickers early Friday
morning a No. 21f0 s. Lawrence Ave
Come early and bring your dinners No
small children wanted. kennedy 4 Co.
dls5-2t N
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PUSH IT ALONG: it's a good thing
Imperial bicycles. Barnes K Newcomb
800 East Douglas Ave. dI52-tf
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WANTED-Cattle to pasture: plenty Of
grass. shade and water. for ranches IN
aBTber and Comanche counties. Enquire
Jno. @. Steree, l4S Main 81. di5z-Gt "
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MISCELLANEOUS
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GASOLINE STOVES-25 gasoline stoves
in good order. for sale cheap. NJ. w.
Cave * Co., 20 n. Main. dI4S-12t
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WANTED-Pianos 10 tune, at reason
able prices; satisfaction guaranteed.
Barnes a. Newcomb dl52-ff
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WANTED-To rent two unfurpished
rooms, cheap; convenient 20 Main and
Douglas. Call or address Room s. Zim-
meriy- dI5-2t.l ar
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
under this head &c per line per day.
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FOR SALE puHeys. finch face. o.
Inc mes Ia diameter Enquire n the Eagle
Office dgT II
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FOB SsLE-REEL ESTATE.
tCnoer this head &c per line per day.
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FOP SsUE-HOUSES.
Under this head g per Mne per 6av1
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FOR SALE-Best Beacon" route In the
city. Enquire room No. &c Se5gwscE
Bldg dli5-tf
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FOR SALE-One small Han SAFE. by
H. l. Gordon, above Zls aad rs y Main
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FOR SALE-Fresh bu-ternnilk every
Gay. LsweLlIng Creamery. Id y. Mark-.
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FOR SALE-Aa extra good mich COW.
Enquire 1873 s. Mead. dI5s-Gt n
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FOR SALE-A com Portable home. zs10
2 Second st. lots. : room house. : l0s-rs.
cellar. cistern. large barn. shade. s9ssJ
IN same block another 7-roora house
No. 20 Poplar St. barn. lots. e. o.
20 farther up Or College Hil ard mae
me an ofer on the parsonage: s rooms.
barn. one acre.
~ ; water. rooms. fines, SHADE IA
the city, - lots. VIII take . ~.
Elegant residence 10 the finest rlo-rfor
o; the city. cost sls gg VIII F~J -
rsf s1G throw 81 the barn and ground.
- its ahoTs vour wealth give ne - r.
good room house and lot. clear. o. tax.
i-*t l-4 -ses ~. ls5sssssf - court Bczas
Nth room house and SHADE fer ~
iy principals are So the saet and write
me 70 cut prices uGtll soi6- These sre -
chezpezz properties ever Offered IA W.ch-
ifs- =. T. SPENCER
6lsf-tf Roam I. Over II 2. Douglas
FOR EALE-Ws noz have aor-e ,rs.'s.
bargains n nee homes Cal and see "a
Clement 4 Thomas ai5s-+sS
FOE sALE-The hes: hSrrzsu nat IA.
beer c-sr@1- 4 rice lzrss . room hrs-sss
a. - ErC1 ~ al. with , lnts one hoy
from car Gas- TIE Eogss ccEr = 90 -
bald, and Wn SELL ~ once. sor F-ya
Cement A. Tho-zz d1--tees
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
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HELP WrNTEO--sEMALE.
Under this head 81 per line per day.
WANTED-Immediatel good girl for
general housework. Mrs. d. f Solliday.
Si3 S. Main. dl55-St q
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAGe.
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FOUND-On or about March Is. at the
store OF McNemara. pure Owner can
have same by proving property. J. J.
AcNamara. diSo-u.
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FOUND.

YOU CAN secure loans on city or farm
property Of II l. Carver. Zee him at
once. dl2A-tf.-Wed-F r1-Sun.
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TO LOAN-I have local money 10 loan
on improved farms or city property Call
afternoons. between and b. VIM. X.
Livingston. Fourth National Bank Bldg.
dlAS-4tff-sod
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FOR sALEs-~-s noz have sore ,z-s-fs.
bargains IN nee hor1es- Cal and see "a
Clement A. Thomas G1S-4.et
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FOR SALE-A comfortable home. zsl0
:. Second 81. lofs. room house. et0sera
-eIlar- rlsfarr Il -r-e AZ -. -. -
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19
SHERIFF'S SALE
For December. 1S4h.

BY virtue of an execution TO me
directed by j. III. Wharton, Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas for
Laurens County, i'm said State, l
will sell at Laurens Court House,
South Carolina, on Salesday i'm De-
cember next, during the legal hours
at public cutlery, to the highest bid
der for cash, all that tract, piece or
parcel of Land situate in the city of
Laurens, State of South Carolina,
containing One-fourtho of acre, more
or less, and bounded by lots of q.
II. Written, Mrs. j. @. Elliott, and
others; levied on and to be sold as
the property of j. s. Xix, at the
suit of II. II. Milan, Plaintiff,
against j. s.. Xix, Defendant
Above property to be sold at risk
of former purchaser.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers.
GEO. s. MCCRAVY,
Sheriff for Laurens County.
Nov. ~ 1895-3t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-11-19

the ruin of SO many princes and
~pfncesses and would do SO again don't
you know. There Is also there. the
sword presented by the State OF South
Carolina to Captain John Simkins for
gallantry in the Mexican war and lent
by Mrs. MCGOWAN Simkins OF Edge
field to the ladies for this exhibit
Capt. Simkins, was the father OF our
fellow citizens, Ex-Mayor Lewis w.
Simkins and Mr.. Arthur Simkins, and
was killed as a Colonel in the bloody
engagement at Secessionville in de-
Tending the State. The exhibition
looks now like it would be o success
1t Is attracting thousands to the South
and bringing much money along with
the thousands. II you conclude to GO
go by the tenth of December before the
winter has got a fair hold. Everything
Is reasonable enough-you can do the
thing in three days on about 500
but you can't bring home the beautiful
and costly things that are there, but
may bring home an idea of-''there are
more things in heaven and earth, Ho-
ratio, than are dreampt of in your phil
osophy." Don't go alone, go in pairs or
triplets: If more than three, some will
get lost for sure. We were on the
grounds and in the city for two days,
and nights for that matter, must have en-
countered thirty or forty thousand peo-
pie and did not see o drunken man, nor
hear a loud or unseemly word uttered
and saw no occasion for o policeman.
And we are trying to introduce the dis
pensary into Georgia and the rest of
the world. We were proud to note
that Laurens, in the famous Harris
Lithia water, has q place in this magic
picture of the worlds exhibit of it's
skill and treasures.