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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
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febr uberaebeu.

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bic gisenibumerin oisisr etitsn bireiten
beutiden 8abeIperbinouns, mittbeilt,
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nit Der bereitS fertisen Strede gSorsn.
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nit Deuti6Ianb unb buS einsiee Babel,
bas in oiretter 8srbinoune nit benz Sc,
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tpie auf ben anberen 2inien, 25 Gsnta
oaS Mort bon Netp 0orf aus. Sis
oeutfGe &nbsIberbinoun8 beabfi1tiet in
teiner Wsiie, bic bersits beftsbenoen 8a.
bsuiuinen bur6 goneurrsnssR Staten su BE-
fdmpfen, ionbern leoisIi6 einen oireiter
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2eben Su rufen. Das Babel tpirb BOZ
Der Standardization 8abelseieaiduft
bic unter benz 8roteitorat uuo Der Nuf
ftdt Der beutiden 8oit. unb 5sIesrapbsn
psripaltuns ftebt, in 8~srbinoune nit be
Commercial Sable Sable 60. betriebsn
8abeIoepsiden ioaten nit Der 8ssei6nuu
,8ia Asuren.g mcen" perfeben tpsroer
Depeiden fino Bel Der Commercial gabI
Co., Der 8OftaI Telegraph So. Obsr be
canadian Baeific RuiIpap 1eIesrnp
So. a~ufsussbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13

@obI Der iansiie 9reoiesr Oer ,.8rO'
paaanba Der Sbnt" III Der l2'idbriBe
Ibomas 2leinmann bon @bica8o. Ser
anabs, Der tros ieiner Suesnb bereits
oils Seser an einsm idbiiden Inar6i'
ltenbI6ttHen arbeitet, tpuroe tpeeen Bers
breituns bon multiplication Slueidrif'
ten perbaftet. Gls Elm Blaurod Jpn beim
Bidsl trissts, belt er i'm Ssferion 8art
an elm Sduflein 4rbeiter eine Gnipra6e,
bic einem Woft gbre eemadt bate.
SIN 9Olissiseridt impcnirte Der Sunse
ielbit ben 8idtern bur6 feline 8ube uno
@%eIaEenbeit. gr seiete, bab er in gels
tiger Sinfat melt lber iein 4lter binaus
entpideIi it,. Gts er porsefdbrt tpnrbe.
ettldrte err: SD psiB. Sbr ~icsenanns
ten ,,aereiften" W6nner tperoen unSldu'
bia ben Gopt i6dttsln lbsr bas, mas i'd
,u lasen sebsnfs. limb bod tpiroet Sbr
mir 8s6t esben, ipenn ibr bic %ioclals
Sraae aud nur Elm flein tpenig ftueirt
bdttet. Set meinsm neunten Sabre
babe i'd mid mt bsrielben bei6iftigt
unb i'd bin bur6 reifit1es Nitoenfen
,u Der ueberssueune setommen. oaB mir
feline 8ssierune brau&en. gu tpas II
bisisIbs eissntlid nuBs9 SD brau6s
fs nidt; i'd fam mid felbit rs9teren.
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psnn fis nibt basu i'm Stanoe fino, 10
Bat sbsn bic 8eeierun8 fe bur4 8eitt8e
nnterbrlduns unfdhis eemadt. Sl'
3sit pirb fommsn, mo &ssisrun8en
einen iiberpunoenen S%tanbpunft biIoer
peroeu, mo es fsin @eIo mebr siebt uno
mo mo bel elmer Susesurbsit bon sipe
Stanbsn bsquem tpirb Iebsn tbnnen
Wsbr su psrlanssn bat tsin SnSipISuun
has 8eHt."
Spra6Ios ifarrts 8idter Nabonsi
ben frdbreifen 8naben an, Der init isins'
Neoe trieber einmal ben 8epeis ~Iieferte
bab es feline 3inbsr msbr Bisbt, uno banl
erinnsrts er Jpn in ibarfsn Borten al
bas SHidiaI bon SSieb, 9arions, Gn
ael unb @enpHen. neberle8sno la1sln
fonb Der Sunee ba. als Der @sitrsns
ibm bsutete, bab aud isinsr Der 9al8e
: barre, tpenn er auf benz betretepsn gfae
psiter (drsite. Inter Der febnli4e
@nfIaas, burd 8erbreitune bon SdrlI
ten cine ftdetiide 8srorbnuns ibertrete
,u baben, tpurbe Der ileine 8erfs4ter b
anardiRii&en 2sbre gum Ssrbbr fefte'
baIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Grfldrane oes Snrn

mir ertennen bas Re6t aner 8Ols
Ter an, nit &rissspdffen TIRE Sreibsit
unb ltnabbdngiSteit Su Oertbeibigen.
@ir betradtsn jeben @erfud elmer Sc
bietserpanIion bur9 &riessmetboOen
als Notwithstanding unb als 6rutds
len 9emaltdtt. @ir perbammen jeben
@erTu9, ben Segen Der Qualification
NIT Sdtpert unb 9epebr gu berbreiten
ais auf Seu4elei unb 9etpinniudt ba'
irenb. mir proteTtiren segen bic Gr'
oberuugspolittt bisier Resierung uub
segen iebsn 8erIu9, bas 9ebtet Der
Der. Staten nit InpenOuns bon &C.
malt uus5ubebnen."
(Die &riessertldruns Der Surnera
tasiubung In pbtlabelpbiu gegen bic
idamloIe @utbeibuns Der Mc8inlep>
i9en @ersepultigungspOlitit bur9 bic
republitunii4e Rational : Gonpens
tton.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Giienbabn Seittnbelle.
erie uns ggaOmina 0aaea @iienbahn 60

in strait am %. Mai 1850.
3Igt p~trlalTsn scranton fir Sapley, Cafe
aritl uno 3pii6enfaticnsn fplssntermabrn /:
No. 2, 6.45 hermitage 30. a, 2.25 Nad-
mittass go. 6, $50 Nadm. (; 20. s, 7.55
Ha6m. Spnntasssiss UNI 900 Born. unc
200 Nabm. 3iss NGs. 2 unb 4 psrbtnern in
Saplty fir gunftt an Der erie Sabn.
Selapare, 9adaiuanna uuo gHeiiern Balm.
Su Strait rsn 10. SUM- 1900.
Siolib -8nIGet scranton fir Rem 9DOri
mn Las, 300, $40, SO une 1905, 8prmit-
tags I; 1855, 1893 uub $40 Na6mittass. 5ir
philadelphia I'm s 40. 800 unb 1905 Wor.
gems Z; IL So un6 1888 Na6m. Cir Strpups.
burg, I'm 6.f0 Na6mittaas. Ril6. uue ge.
rpmmotatious' Dug nm $40 Na6mitiass. Gr.
rti6t Spbofru IN, 6.55, 7.18, GIG Wpretns ;
1905, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.t9 unp 9.3S Natmittaes.
Grrtiht pbilattlpbia uni 1000 WlpI. LOG,
3.4S, 600 une 6.23 Na6m. @rrstdt Scranton
ppn Ntr 2Dprf UNI II 80, los, 4 O6 une 10 %
Ror. ; 100, f.52. 5.33 unp s.45 Na9m. Bon
Stcupsbure um sos Wcrssus.
R0rblid -0nlGet SCRANTON fir Buffalo une
2pilbsnltaticnsn, nm II 35. t.t0, 4.i0 une
$50 Wpr.; t.55 unb 5.4S gfnfm. 6iir Dc.
psap uue SYratuit UNI 4.10 Nor. unb i.55
Rabm. Rir Utica nm t.t0 WOr. unb t.55
Aahm. SIR Mpntrple I'm 8 30 WpGr ; los
une 5.4S Ya6m. BiiT Ntbpllcn I'M AGO unb
els RaHm. 6iir S%itebanton, 1926 Born. II.
$50 Ra6m. Grrsitt Scranton ron Buffalo
nm 100, 2.55, 5.35 unb 1000 Nor; $50
unp 800 Radm. Bon SspseO uuo Syraeuis
um 2.55 Dor. 1898 unb $50 Rabm. Bon
SyraeuIs nm 500 Ra6m. Bon lliita nm 2 IS
Rcr.; 1898 une $50 Nahm. Bon Nibpl.
Ipn UNI $50 DIOR. unb 600 Nadni. Bon
RpntreIs um 7.55 uue 10 90 Mpr. $40
une 500 Ra6m.
gloomsburg Sibiiion-gerISb Scranton
fur R%Ortbumbtrlanp um Gas, 1905 Wpr. ;
f.55 une $50 Na6m Sir plvmcutb UNI Los.
$40 8.55 u. tt.35 9taHm Cir Nantieoie, sic
WOr. Grrtidt Ncrtbumberlano UNI 9,35 Mcr.
ITO. 500 unb 8 As Ya@m. Grrsibt Nantt'
cole nm $40 Wor. Grrtitt plymouth nm 200
4.32, $50 unb 1890 Born Grrsiht Seran,
ton Ron Rpribumbfrlanp UNI 942 DIOR. ; t2.'
IS, 4.50 unb S.45 Ha6m. Bon Hauticpfs I'M
ii.W Wpr. Bon plymputb I'M $50 Dior.
800 une 5.35 nnp t1.t0 RdGnt.
Sonntaas'3 hee.
Sii0lidl -gerlGet Scranton nm 1 40, 300
$40, $50, zoos Wpr.; 1888 $40, uup S.1I
Rahm.
Rorolih -gsrIGbt SCRANTON nm ti.35, 1.
~. 4 10 DIOR. 1.55 unb 5.4S giabm.
1loomsburp 5ibiiion -YulGbt Scranton
nm 1905 MSr. uHp $50 Ratm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Sparperein Bancroft.

Die ,Siftb 9Ibe. SaSinss unb 2oan
Ifoeiation" III infoluent uno bic ..Dler'
camille Truit Company" bon 8ittsbure
ipurbs aur tsmporaren INSTRUMENTATION
lber 6ieielbe ernannt. Ser Bancroft
1T elmer Der erbBten, Der lie in Pittsburs
unter Spar. unb 8aupereinen bOreetom'
men 1T. llnssfdbr iedsebnbunbert 5a'
b~rifarbeiter baben in Der &ufe bes bans
isrotten Concerns ibre @elber nit Der
abfi6t beponirt. iid ipdter cine eisene
Seimfdtts ansuidafen. Sn ben Bis
bern bes 8steins fol- Elm Deficit BON
s32, 900 entoedt tporOen fem. 0ie ae'
tipa bes 8ereinS iUaen ii6 uuf s467,'
$50 04 ~bslaufen, bic DISQUALIFICATION
lino nod nidt befannt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
0om @atten ourdeepeitfdt.

Ser .,nsuen Srau" if es in @aibins.
ion, Conn.,, libel ereansen. Sic bat
bonn @atten Siebe sefriest, baB ibrs uns
teren Grtremitdten bic sierIid proper.
ticneQs Sorm perIoren baben unp mad
alien 8i6tunssn bid aufseidpolen iinb.
Dasu if es nod bic prdiibentin bes
,Woman's 8eform Stub" bes Stdbts
dsnS, Srau @barIes 8ebmun, bic in bie'
fer fdblbaren Weiie rsformirt tpurbe.
Sic bate fi& nit Der SefretGrin oss
Stubs, SRI. Nnna Siderion, Dor sipei
Wo4en perabreoet, nur nod in ,,8loo.
mers" auf Der StraBe su srideinen.
Gin @eib, Elm 8ort. Srau unb Srdus
lsin ipasierten in Soien bsrum unb lie.
Sen fi6 bon iunsen unO alien Ssrrsn
anitaunen. &sbman, Der 9atte, mar
auber ii6. @itisss 9ursbsn baIf ni9ts.
Sreitae Morsen fteate CT ii6 nit elmer
ioIibsn Sunbepeitibe an bic Poftoffics.
8aIb blieb 4qsS fteben. 6snn bic Soiens
tpeiber famen. &ebman trat Dor une
bieb uuf bic uerbaBten .8IoomerS" ber
@attin los. Die Sulbe ibrie auf urt
tanSte einen tuiloen Sanbansp. Wenn
Fs bas cine 8einhen bob, mar bas ans
osre srponirt; Der 9atte tpedieIts sbens
fails OBJ. SRI. 9iderion poIts belfen
unb befam aud etIide Siebe, 70 bab fl
idreisnb baSon blpfte. .Wein @eit
bate bOppelt 70 8riiseI perbient", iastt
Der @atte nu8 ieiner 8erbaftuns
Stun, i'd peroe .,i6uloi8" plaibirer
unb ben &eft nudboIen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Gonis '.'Gobmann's
RotRl,
1923 unS 325 Sprate StraBe,

ct. 9ouis anbeuier 8ui@ uuo Q. 8Obinion
8iere. gerIinsr Bsibbier. Bon Beinen uub
eiquoren mtroeu nur Die erprobteften Rarfen
ssflbrt. Better Rcrtsr nno aIs.
05arme unb falte Speifen
,u isoer Sa9ssStit. als 9eIiiatsHsn Der Sab.
rss5sit. Cine rti&baItise ausuabI Der bsfsr
Sisarrtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13
Mnoentnngen fit Yiano &auter.

@snn elm Satrdant, gambler. gertaufer Or Observation-Disclosures bic Snau.
msnts enss DPubeberbers idRdt mudt, 70 mibraut ihm. Ser Wann pel6r
bura prdin iemg Baarn feline Gefaufc MAIDEN Tam, lift bS 3uhausns niH
parots.
Ser 8srtdufu ehes sfef Pianus bat babel elm 8sfdbI bon Gsnustbuuns
bb uSpefelbuft fremb 1T BET elmer piano translation, poburd Elm antreB So.
brat bon 9anos inpoprt 1T.
Su ben msWen SGaen, penn man eimn Wufir obr 2ebrer mitnimut, 70 e.
ballet Sbr iems 9iunO, OsHen ~gisenbImsr bic s6be @ommifipn besabi, unb
bWe @OmmNion pmb su benz Ireis aerebnet.
l6tablirt In 1912, psrben Shsf 4unoS umr elmer @arants prtauf, bic
sefdrt 1T purd elm babies Sabrtunbert bon ebrHbsm SanbsIn entans ben 2inen
Der b6tfen Gbbarfst lin Der 4ianp Contribution.
Se bette @aranie fdr ben adufer III Der Ruf unb bic Stipulation bs Sabri
iankn. fOpie bs gamblers. oa bic pirfihe BfObe zines 9anos in iensr Daus.
brau& srannt psroen. fObub Der adufsr, penn nht fdbf elm grpsrt OHr burd
perlaRsn muB.
borpen uO batsn nod nemalS einen Bunft Der Sdpade erseben.
8agbt nismals. tb Der Saupttbel zines 9anos Der Wsdanismus IL, ben
Sr ntt tehst uno Oub Der esrn8he Sbe! Der Sufsn 1T, ben Sr febet
Stsft Btanos. BON 6ableuten ODER &dnflern unteriuat, erusen in be@n
ben @ebanfen: Sic fb ppQfGnis."
BInf6t cine prfOn Sbnen elm Hano 3u berfaufsn, unb ftneba babel ben
lriS sinbalb. mibtraut uE. ee Sbr ben GaSen prldbt. Sic pGrbe Sic beraubi
baden. penn IT'D bic Seeeenbet 8@ben battle.
sthft RianOa werNen a sIsm mdeBsHn qrehs prtauft in antsra+t ibrss
tdnflsuf9en 8atbsS. &rin bubrr Prcis fir bic grputatun.
Obne 8aGdfhtgun8 Sbrer 4bitt w taukn, ipteden fe iobaIb pe m5eH6
bel us Dor. gr cferren Elm srDbere6 Enforcement bon leht sebraudisn Yanos
su putGh niGmiBn Brikn, -gianOs peIbe permhtbet pOrbsn parsn.
Geo. co. Flint,
1873 @DOuing Mbenre, Scranton, pa.
Setaes fimmen clue Spe,alitat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13

Dru6sGrbetten isbsr art In b1
FL s6sRbIatt" DfRss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-09-13

unS iebr b~erIanst fir Meeresufer. unb
@ebirsstraBen, @as mir iibris baben
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-07
SATIRE and ABUSE
FOR CHAMBERLAIN.
The Famous Briton Sat and
Listened in Silence.
SCENE WAS REMARKABLE.
Once He Jumped to His Feet in
Apparent Anger.
SCENE WAS REMARKABLE,

Disputed nm Assertion Made by an
Opponent of the Government and
Subsided-Avalanch of Attack
Upon the Most Prominent Civil
Figure in the south African War
Lord Rosebery Assumes Leader
House of Lords-Queen's speech
Rarely Brief state Document.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-07
ARMY REORGANIZATION
BILL PASSED BY HOUSE.
Vote Was 166 to 1873, Three Democrats VOt-
ing With Republicans and One Re-
publican With Democrats.

Otherwise the Measure Was Disposed of by Strict Party
Vote-0uite Number Of Amendments Placed Upon the
Bill Before 1t Was Passed-Senate in Executive
Session Considers Hay-Pauncefote Treaty
-Isthmian Canal to Be Built De-
spite All Foreign Opposition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-07

IN RMED with a sharp and heavy
~ axe and moved by some unknown
and bloodthirsty impulse, William
Seaton, between $3.50 and o'clock yester-
day afternoon attempted the murder of
four persons at the home of his mother
at South Park.
As a result of his murderous attack
his uncle, Dan Richards. lies at the
morgue with his skull crushed in, the re-
suit of blows from the ak. and with a
bullet hole through his chest.
His sister. annie Seaton, is in hos
ptal ward. She received three glancing
blows from the ak and is severely
wounded about the head and back. 1t 10
thought she will recover.
Two. little step-daughters, Myrtle Hap
good. aged Z. and Hazel Hapgood. aged 5.
who were the first victims of the attack
are lowering between life and death.
Both received heavy blows on the head
from the AK and Hazel win live but
few hours. An operation has been per-
formed upon Myrtle and she may recover.
Seaton now occupies a cell at the city
Jail with bullet wound through his
neck. received from Deputy Sheriff Mike
Kelly while resisting arrest. Seaton
fought with desperation for his liberty.
He fired eight shots In all. The only
damage resulting was slight flesh
wound to John Kennedy. neighbor. who
attempted to enter the house while Seaton
was stiil there.
ALL ~ PEW MINUTES.
The entire attack upon the members of
the family occupied hut few minutes.
The little girls We're the first victims OF
his fury. They were playing In the
stable In the rear of the house. where he
was splitting wood. He attacked them
with the AK. striking them In the head
with the heavy weapon. Their apparent
ly lifeless bodies he threw in the manger.
Their screams reached the ears OF their
stepmother Annie Seaton. who was sew
ing In the house. she ran toward the
barn and was met near the door by her
brother who knocked her down with two
blows OF the axe. He struck her another
blow while she lay prustrate, but in his
excitement the blow went wild and she
managed to get away. clear at a single
leap high board fence and escape into
the house OF nclghbor.
Seaton then continued on 20 the house
His uncle. Dan Richards. lay sleeping In
the front bedroom Seaton struck him
three times in the head with the Ak aud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-07
1a1Aaa1'@AN1.1'aAa1A6 7

| then got revolver and shot him through
the breast. The ak he left standing be-
side the bed.
With his crime completed, the instinct
of seh-preservation apparently seized the
murderer. He closed and locked the doors
of the house. Three neighbors who at
tempted to secure an entrance through
the rear door met with a warm reception
Five bullets were fired through the door,
one Of them taking effect in the back of
John Kennedy but not seriously wound
ing him.
house and walked toward the station at
the end of the Grant street car line,
distance of a little over a mile. To such
neighbors as he met he told the story OF
his crime and announced his intention to
give himself up.
SHOT AT THE OFFICER.
At the station he was met by Deputy
Sheriff Mike Kelly. The officer demanded
his surrender. but Seaton started to run.
He went but few feet and then turned
and began shooting. Three shots were
exchanged
The third bullet fromstf.s ofsery's gun
caught Seaton In the neck and he feil
upon the street car trestle. He recovered
sufficiently TO crawl upon the car with lit
tie assistance and did considerable talk
ing during the trip down town. although
badly ehoked with blood. HIS wound is
not serious.
Through all the crime little babe the
1i-months-od daughter of Annie Seaton.
lay sleeping in the room In which Dan
Richards was killed, II was not molest-
cd, and when the house was searched,
was found IN peaceful sleep.
Mrs. Mary Larklns. the mother of the
murderer, was the only other member
of the family who escaped. She was in
Seattle at the time. and did not return
untr II was all over. The news Of the
crime is being kept from her. as It is
feared that II would. mean her death.
No POSSIBLE MOTIVE.
No possible motive can be assigned for
Seaton's terrible crime. That he is
moral degenerate seems certain OF him
self and the other members of the fam
ily practically nothing is known. They
came 20 Seattle from Illinois about a
year ago. They first lived in the oiym-
pia house. and later occupied a residence
on Cedar street. They moved TO the res
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-07

ssr Henry Campbsli b. Fsannerman's sr-
raIgnmeut nf the government was long
and satlrical Ee declared that the LIB
erals were perfectly agreea that The lsper
republics should D. annexed 20 Great
Britain. and said they wanted to know
definitely SHAT the government proposed
fo 30 r. the futurc. before voting money
AN requests for Information elected
from 2lr BaIfeur nothing more tahn gene
eranties, Sir Henry eantended and there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-07
THE VICTIMS OF SEATON'S CRIME.

Dan Richards, age 48, killed.
Hazel Hapgood, age 5, mortally wounded.
Myrtle Hapgood, age z, mortally wounded.
Anna Seaton, age %, seriously wounded.
John Kennedy, slightly wounded.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-07
KILLS HIS UNCLE AND
WOUNDS FOUR OTHERS.
William SeatOn Attempts the Murder of
an Entire Family Living in the
Suburbs of South Park.

With an Ak He Strikes Down His Sister, Almost Brains
Her Two Stepchildren. Throwing the Bodies Into
Manger. Skaters the Skull of His Sleeping
Uncle Shoots Neighbor and Fires Three
Times at Arresting Officer and
Is Wounded by the Latter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
JAILER.
twentieth Year-Established 1881

We are authorized to announce WIN.
Q. DoDsON- as a candidate for Jailer of
Bourbon County, subject to the action
Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce GEO.
w. JUDY as a candidate for Jailer of
Bourbon County, subject to the action
Of the Democratic party
We are authorized to announce w.
81. BOONE as a candidate for Jailer, sub
jeot to the action of the Democratic
party.
We are authorized to announce VIM.
3. NICKELS as a candidate for Tailor of
Bourbon County, subject to the action
Of the Democratic party
We are are authorized to announce
SAML 7. JAMES as candidate for
Jailer of Bourbon County, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party.
Frank Duvall, of Riddles Mills, will be
my deputy.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-12-04
ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce w. B.
PNCKARD as as a. candidate for Assessor
Of Bourbon County, subject to the action
Of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announced HAIR
VEY HIBLER, of Paris, as a candidate for
Assessor of Bourbon County, with HENRY
L. CAYwOOD, of North Middletown, as
deputy, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce CHAS.
PEDDICORD as a candidate for the Office
of Assessor, subject to the action of the
Democratic party. If elected, my dep
uty will be W. G. McClintOck.
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RELIGIOUS.

The Louisville Presbytery now has
thirty-fve Women's Missionary Soci-
cites. T. -,
The Northern Methodists have raised
100000 of their Twenty million dollar
Twentieth Century Fund =" -
Oae hund421 ana twenty five persons
were baptized and received into the
Tabernacle Baptist Church at Atlanta
last week.
The Southern Presbyterian foreign
mission receipts last month were $780,
754.26, an increase of $S.536.27 over the
same month last year.
The meeting at the Broadway Chris
tan Church, Lexington, conducted by
Elder George Darsie, Of Frankfort,
closed with forty two additions.
The Jessamine Journal says: "Rsv.
s.. q. B. Mann, the; new paster OF the
Me-. Churs South. is making a good
suppression with his gregations =
Rev. J. G. McFeetefs, OF Philadelphia,
and 10000 reformed Presbyterisns re-
fused 70 ever cast ballot for any can
aidsts. He says: 1--WE Gnd we cannot
vote or hold Office in this country be-
cause We. muG swear 20 support the
constitution, which altogether ignors
the existsnce Of God and the authority Of
Jesus.
Mrs. A. T. Forsyth, Of this city, has
been appointed one of the three dele
gates from the Kentucky Conference of
the WomeD's Foreign Missionary Soci-
ETY. to the General Missionary Confer
enceo Of the Nj. E. Church, South, to be
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The Louisville Presbytery now has
thirty-fve Women's Missionary Soci-
cites. -
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Democratic Committee Meeting.

At meeting of the Bourbon County
Democratic Committee yesterday the
following resolutions were adopted:
1t is ordered by the Democratic County
Committee Of Bourbon county, that a
primary election be held ON Saturday,
June 1, 1901, according to law in said
county, for the purpose of nominating
Democratic candidates for the various
county offices, which candidates are to
voted for at the regular election in No.
vember, 1901.
All Democrats IN the county on said
day who will be legal voters at the reg
ular November election, 1901, shall be
allowed to and are requested to partici-
pate in said primary.
No candidate shall have his name put
on the ballot to be used in said primary,
unless he shall have given his name to
the Secretary of the Committee on CT
before 10 o'clock noon, May 1st, 1901, for
that purpose, and further shall pay at
said time to the Treasurer of the Com
mittee an amount to be fixed by the
committee hereafter.
Should there be only one candidate
for any one Office under the above, at 10
o'clock noon, on May LIST, 1901, he shall
thereupOn be declared by this commit te
the nominee for said Office, upon pay
ment of his assessed allotment as fixed
by this committee.
GEO. W. Morrow, Chairman.
Jos. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
PARIS, XVI December 3, 1900.
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SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.

We are authorized to announce Miss
NELLIE B. BEDFORD, as a candidate for
Superintendent of Public Schools for
Bourbon county subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
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Republican senators are organizing to
prevent Joe Blackburn from Kentucky.
SpoOner, Of Wisconsin, has been chosen
- lead the fight.
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The Presidents message appears In
full en- page three.
$50 10 800
A CHANCE To SAVE MONEY.-As we
will adopt the cash system on January
1, 1901, we have arranged to sell our
customers coupon books for per cent,
less than their face value. We receive
the coupons at par in payment OF all
laundry bills. Thus, you can buy a
ss-hooks for 50 81. or a S5-book for
Of. 15-qIIUe d LooU soss444S. - ~OupUn
books are convenient for making exact
change and can be left at home to avoid
annoyance as bills can thus be settled by
housewife or servant without trouble
The books are ON sale at our office.
Respectfully,
BOURBON LAUNDRY 90.
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PERSONS who have had portraits made
viii please call and get same at my
gallery. l.. GRINNAN.