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Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Sra eprtns @rope.

Mr. os Mrs. peber Sarlang feis
reoe ben 28oe December fit @ulbbrpls
Iup. Oct bar ba ct balpt Iarburs
creos, iioen be bfeo piet i i'm 5iems
bpeo / Norse. @ulbbruoeparret fan
enonu sIeoe fig Deb COB 5elbreb. Mr.
Farlon9 er " Qar sammsl. mems
bans Suitrn er cner be 80. Oct dls
bsrTtesne Oar Tom for 80 adr iioer
til Spring 8rone oirette fra Iorge.
Slrst oq @ennsr inbfanbt ia for at
srotlIlere Dem pna berss S~Gbersbag.
cg puftor Rsque bolOt en- liben pen
Yale.
"S:rafb"s tibliaere Rebuttsr, 8.
g. 9uble. fpttsbs / sirsbass meb I'm
Tomilie til Caledonia, bpor ban ftdf
operta9e 9perbet Tom Gountpaboofat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
SmaapIuf.

SObn q. Spitao at Rortpap
2ote, Minn.. par ! 0scorab oper Srnz
bag, os ufIosoe Manoag Rorssn isr
fin 6iemreiis "0scOrabsp pirn" ct
9eiss.
- @n &pinoe / Wdutpn, W&rs.
Sus. Stspsns. CT nplis bleDen unoer
rettet ON, at bun CT b.spen Irpina III
IN Sormus paa 100000, Tom en-
sante ! Nsip Serieb bar sftsrlaot
benbe.
Golbsn 8. 9ssebsrs at Maotion
sonnibip bleO iioIts 9orsoas rgtea
piet til Miis Bertha Serine 9oIol.
@gteftabstiaooelie CT uOtoget az
Deter Glen % Wearia psterion.
9rsorsns Iils u. apammm. frc
Steeie Gountp ps 3oriten U. Soom
me fra Dodge Gountn, Miun.. sr fer
sien Der | geiss. De tom berrsb
for at ooeroare I'm Juoer, anbers
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
SorietIiet Moro.
5armer brGber Mnbre,u Mellen. :
0iper BAN galget al So0smaaoe.

9ranb Sorts, 81. D., 3pie San. =
WiQiam 8arrp tjprte ioag til Wltlton,
Cavalier Gpuntp, ps bah ON at blipe
taget | 8epostning, Do ban bapbs
br9bt fin 5ieneitegut Inoretp Wfsla
len. Mr. 9arrp er en- rig Jarmer og
en- at be melt astepe 8eboere at Gouns
tiet. gan eier en- flor Sdrm 20 Wtil
fra Wilton. Sdn er llnefarl og bar
lin Softer bps Jig ium 9usbolberIfe.
Mellen bapbe facet 8sifi9ftiselfe al
BAN meb Mellemrum / 8 Iar.
Sans 9eretning er | uoorag fol.
genbe:
SEPARATES bappe ban eiort Smaas
arbeioe, ps ba ban tom ino fra Stall
ben, fanbt ban fin Ssitsr grabenoe.
Paa SpsrSmaal iparepe BUN, at bun
% Melsn / nogen Sib bapoe paret
u%tilbsrlis intime, bubble peret bemmes
Zig fprlppet, % lige fer 8arrps Snos
tr9ben bupoe bum forlangt, at Wtela
len itulpe bolbe tit 9gsteitubslsfte,
bpiltet ban bapoe unoilaaet fig for
at 9isre. Rafenpe git ban ub for at
leoe efter Msellen, % ba ban TOM ino
isisn. par Ssiteren forfpunpet. Gu
Isste ban efter benbe os ~fortiatte
Ssgminsen bele Natten- 9erimob
Mureersn fanbt ban benbe lissenbe
paa pr9rieu meb fabefrpsne 9anber
os 5sbnsr. San rpersap bsnbe til
en- Tabos Omipre ps git biem
San fanct MeIen / Stalben, bpor
ban siproe Morgenarbeinet. 9an git
inb, lGite Spren, fortalte Melen, bpdh
Der bar brnbt, pg at ban bdooe be-
~Illrttst, al Melen maatte bp. gan
gap Mellen 8alget me0em at b. rec
9ialp at ct Reb eller en- anip. % fora
tdnste, at ban itulbe p9lge itrar.
Sette uroilog Nelen fig for, bporpaa
Barn to9 ct Reb us forfsste at banse
bam / en- gi9lte operoper. Melsn
gior, Moritanb. os Der bespnote en-
fortpiIst Sump. Tom ifslg BARNS
llbiaeR poreoe | Is Mimitsr. Barn
oeier 260 punb os Wiellen omtrent
140; men iua f%prtpilet fiampeoe ban,
at Barn opgap at hGnse BAN.
Barn tog berpaa uo tit llbr og
Iaepe, at ban bapoe attlrat fem Mis
nuter til at tepe % anbefaleoe BAN al
beoe fin Iioite Bon. Mtellen, Tom oar
for ubmutiet til at sirre mere Moos
ftdno, tnGleoe neo pdd Staloens
Cub % unraabte !Simmeieu ON S:ls
sioeIie "a 9armbiertigbeo. Sauinurt
be fem Minuter bar gdaet. fiat Barn
ut llbr / 2ommer, og meb en- anip,
ban bapbe bsp9bret fis meb. itaf ban
BEN tn9lsnoe Mano | Sdlien 81
brebts BAN paa Stebet. Sda ticrte
ban til gpeu % ppersap fig.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
9urenS Gontcrt.

Sargforeningen 2urens &cniert
Stepers Sal 5orspag Mften bar en-
iGrbeles rellpttet af9re / enbper Sens
ieenpe. Der bar neiten fulot Sus, ps
boert Weblem at 2uren maatte utpils
FONT prret | Y%erlebumpr; for bet er
iielnen. Soreringsn bar Iunget iau
pattert, spot og meb iuuodn Sarmont
os praotftpn, iom be 9iorbe peo BETS
ne anIeonins. 9u cupo Rllmmere
Bier fprIangt bper Sang % Suren
bar life pr1rtten paa at gipe benz.
4SiiitMnfsn bar ubm9rtet. Gn
hobbeIt Oametpdrtet fang Sobdn Sels
nrrs 9ieiteIpt, fom eiorpe itcr 2ptte,
os BEN unge Gb. Sunpabl teiao itpr
5rroigbeb / at blGie poa 4prnet. !Sor
bleo belsrnet meo itert gpplaus.
Mifs Sate Sustoebt bar oesp9rre fors
hinbret fra at asiiitere meo en- Yianos
ipfo pau 9runb uf Spsoom. Siteest
fpillebe grofeSor Mar 81. 9melin Ct
ertra Drummer pnn 9iplin. Mr. 8mss
lin er en- SurtItner; ban bar en- blro,
rsr, bsbaesIis Sprr os fsrer en- let
gue.
gn f~orrsisli9 Ifprliug a Ole
SIions oe Ching gus preitotioner
pua flat Cine. 6srit bpreoe be, lor
"Gbimieren" bar nnturligpis 9prer.
ps iaa eioroe BET btmmelite Riaes Ssn
SrpIauniter. 0ette bar bare ben
moripmms Snoleoning; ea be par
tommen cp paa 2irsn, piite be fsrit.
5poo be ousoe. Mebens Be FOB poa
ben iIatte 9tns, afsrts be fine refpes.
tine norfie Souoes % dimiiiie 0rass
ter os itoo Der / BET alminoeIige 2inss
banter QutrGi. De Git frem % tils
bage os 9iorbe Here punftsliee Sumter
og tobte lite m eneite 8arg SaIIancsn.
Oct DIT en- ptritotipn iom Rinslinas
Cirrus coot tunns p9re b,tienbt al at
fremoiie.
Od ben egentIige GftenunoerboIoa
ming bar ootr, tom Damsrms Oanit,
ben u~piItaorlig / SsoGselIe, % inar.
sIeo Damien min.srt ooer SiIie, I'll.
Simerne bleo tor.e.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Storite nulepenoe Suel.

Srnitoloserre bar netop affluttet
en- liplis 9istusiion, fom bar paret /
oper ct @ar og bapbe til Seniist at
bringe pda bet Hsns, bpiIten 5ugl er
ben Itsrite, iom flpper unber Gimme
len. priien bleo tiltienbt en- ameris
tanft Sugl, anbesbiersenes peIbiss
Rpnppr.
5 mango 6enieenoer sr ben ipbs
ameritanite 8onoor bet m9rtelisite
at ale lepsnbs DIR. Snssn anpeu
Gusl fan flppe iaa bit. 9umbolbt
iaa en- fibre oper GbtmboraSo / en-
9ptbe at $4,000 Sob. Den ibnes at
flppe ps aunoe Iiee iaa let / benne
umaabslise 9sibe. fom peb 9apsts
Sperfape.
8onpuren Teller siennem 2uften /
maieit9ttife Girtler, meb langiomme
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
gssp ,,crf Srseaf,mssfee.
ssiseonNn s~opafsmarfee.
Zen 7be SaHuar
eeaertou, Wis.. 4oe Sanuar 1901

HoatFton, 1NIs., 46t Sannar Dol.
Tet npe Tar beapHoie mep nleaet Iioen
Sorretniua, bpao 3obat anloar. Set bar
laulte ptit uGret a~iiluttet en- os nuoen Dan.
BEL / entelte Giitrit,er, men Der er ipGrt Ii.
ben aonturrance % Yriierue er oa aanIte
naturligt lapere eno tiolisere / SRionen.
Gnoel 9lore SCbaf er oeiaa blit loIat,
men fun / irraa BARTER.
I'll garebniene leperes irembeIes ben tio.
liaere iplate 5obat al ben me 9plina iaa
hnriiat. iom ben tan i%urieres, Spts life
casing weather inotr9oer iuoen RET IGnee,
maa rimeliaepis eneel Sarehrie lafte.
ser ira 2 atipueu eri iioite rse aiienot
Is SpaniaouiH Ter. S45 &asier. ssra 4eu
yort or ieeu iioiie Sapp0rt uoitlbet $50
aasler Giaarblaoe
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Garm ttlialgs peo N~cierec.

4fbsoe 4sle q. Mprans Sarm
/ Maoiion 5opnibip, " Mtl / Sit
for Muritenstirten, er MI tiliulss til
9siitbpbenoe. Salset timber Steo ben
29be Sanuar 1901 peb lnoertesneos
iom Referse. 5armen, Der maa aniees
iom en- at be bebite bette SupnibipL
i9rlis for &p9sapl - pmfatter 256
Icre, bporaf benpeo $50 9cres er ops
oprtet. Reiten er Sfps og gobt @resz
lamb. Der er aabent 8ano paa ssar=
men os fere ailoer Iom albrig tsrrss
ub. 6. Reierion,
Spring @rooe, Minn. Referee.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
On Gpiiooe ira aatafroicn
0aIpcitpn.
Gifee oi the Collector oi gnitoms,
Iprt OF @alueltou, Yer.

Sttober ben 27be, 1900. Or. pc
ter 6dbrnsp, Gbicngo, Su.: Seq tatt.s
Dem bpiIi9 for Geres oenligs Orb i
4niepuins ben iprgelige lllptte, Jon
bar rammet Dor 9p. Oct sleoer mig
at tunue berette, at iss bar reooet ale
mine ti9re. men bar naturlisoiS LID;
tort finaurelt Sab lisefdapel iom
ale andre.
Orange gribsnoe Sesnsr foretum
unosr Satoitroien ben she Septbr.
Seq adbneoe SoIobpocns 3ere for Sc
bismleie ioa ttNlist ium Slottcn baIp
et poa bin minbepGroige Dag. Su
leg git hism SIotisn ire ON Gftsrs
miboagen, par ben tore Sp9nino fuIb
til Sprmddl. Sldnot be mdnJt
Meureftsr, iom lille bapos rsboet anost
euo oeres Gin, bemsrteoe ies ct oams
melt BAR ben somls Wfeno bar paa
TO SLATER "9uri.u," Seq iisnote lille
Pdrret, % BE- foripauct fra Spsniue
gen, fsuno leg tunoe erfare Raonet.
men Be boiot fat peO Wsoicinen, Der
tdrhGroe par ben eueite Sin8 al
99rbi. be barrie tilbdge. Snst lea
enbnu en- Sang tatter Dem for Seres
8enligheo, forbliper ieg
Weo i9rosles &ateIie,
u. s, Roisntbal.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Sra Ribsemap.

= Der bar ire Suletrafsitsr Der /
Spen. @i fslser meo Sioen.
8eftpreren pod Yart Region 2us
tber College, Prof. s. 2. aater par -
iuft iaaptot - inoom til DIOR | Sus
len.
- STUDENT Ringoen prGoiteoe lite
Suleoas / 2incpIn os Stubent 8jerte
Ssnboe mllem Sui ps Rptdar / Mtua
bnon.
Gilbert Sneftdo blep itoite 5rebas
uuoer itpr Osltaselie bssrapen fra ben
f~oreneoe Wenigbeos Sirte. pditur
Oemmersnes fprretteoe.
Srsbrene Ole os Grit "copper"
fob t9nier paa en- Rorsssrsiis.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

Tom Flap leDenbe bort fra It Sdmmsn=
ftsb mfb En- gs7el, ionDibt its Deb.'
Jorubeh slarbfotten / Glatbeuos
odler, boorfru Disfe 8bfier bar tcse!.
e~riitervr Blot ncsIe foa | YeIlopftone
9dtionuIpdrf Os en- Slot / Gansens
ffdb | Wborrins. De fOrmersr ia
itte. Roibene CT fua, Os bDtr fierbs
aalp e. Ore. Manb pon Sletterne
forubiiser, at Der inben femten Mar
iffe Dil fnbes en- gsFel | 2anbt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
RanoelsroreIien.
Guns % 1rabfreets nsentlis Cper'
fgt ouer Dor fanDel.

@f Duns 1Meetlp ReDietp Of 9rabe"
for iibite 2srbus biDiattes:
Siltroos for AfbrpDeIien af 9elliss
oage os af be ufaoOunlis fore Opsips
| ale 5orretninsssrene begpnper bet
nne aar meo 4ntppninger ON pperlis
sere Jremftribt. Det er en- 2ettelie ior
Serna, Staal> os SertilsSnbwitri.n.
at Der lite bar ubpitIet fig nogen
Strdmnins / arbeibsforbolpens. Der
er insen Mansel paa 9ilbub ON apns
tratter til fate priier i 2anbets les
oenoe Snbuftrisrene. 5 entelte 9renc
at gomufbsinbuftrien er Der niece
Rsrelie, ftisnt Spefulantsrne gar
trpttet prilen paa Rdamaterialet ne0.
GorpDrist er Nebsansen / 9pebe bet
eneite napneoaroise Srat. bpap
"Staples" ansaar. Detts fortlarss
Dep en- Rebsuns / MeIprObuttionsn i
minneapolis, meoens gfteripsrgielen
fra uolanpet ilet life er Iiplis.
llofsrIeIen fra Hetp Yort bar for
December Waaneb $2,577,6 18 ffsrre
eno | 1899, mebsns Snbfsrielen bar
bar $3,753.4S5 minbre, bbiltet antp-
Der en- 9anbelsbdlance for bels 2an>
bet al $75. OO0,0 900. SPIES bette til ue
oHiciele Opgaper for be spriss II
Maaneber at Iaret, 1aa blir iibits
4ars Sanbelsbalance / be Jorenebe
Staters Gapsr $650,OOO,0O0 paa
ACCOMPLISHMENTS apnto.
Rosen 5ordnbrins er enbnu life
inbtraabt / Noterinssrne paa Ssrn> os
StGalprobutter, os penne Snouitri
itaar MI pda ct iaa iOlitt Grunolag,
at b. fleite ftsrre Jirmaer bar peblise=
bolbt be samle 2snninssresulatiper
iiteoetfor at foretase ben Heof9ttelle,
iom bar pentet. Sernprierne er osiaa
uforanbret. Riiern ielses lipligt for
2eperins cp til gpril, os ale ferbise
prooutter er iprig e~fteripurst. st
dmeritanf Jirma er lapsite @nbpbsr
pda en- palbis Bro / Sibnsps Sapn /
I~uitralten.
Sertilmartemt bar perst ubsn noset
fremtreoenbe Srat. ibet Ssllisbassn.
og Sptaselie at Status bar rebucerst
5orretninsen til meset besrenisbs vi.
meniioner. ulbpriien er saaet nso.
Salset Deb be tire pistigite Martso,r
| Siten beleb fig fun til 3,121,OO0
punb, os Der er en- bel Del ltro ianleoz
ming Rapporterne ON fore gebolbnins
ger peb Iarets llosans, meDens npl;s
iteofunbne ftore Salitter life bar BIZ
oraget til at forbebre Stilinsen.
B%omulbsparer bar life bapt be fans
me 8anitelisbeber at ti9mpe meb, men
en- u%naturlig bei pris pda Radmatez
ridlet bar funseret iom en- 9remie
for benne Snbuftri.
vi grdoftreets usentlise !Sanbelss
oosritst for iioite 2srbas bibiettes:
nbfsrielen at 9pebe fra bsgse aps
tier (Dfsl i~nobefattet) ubsiorbs / iibit.
llse 3,914,301 guibeIs imob $780,
6s2 ! ben tiliparenbe llse / 1900.
Maisuofsrielem ubsiorbe / ben for
lebne use 4,470.521 gu7bels imob
4.019.03O ! ben tilfpdrenhs 1Ine ifinr
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

- Hubbsr Sruiten, Der. Tom neogt
anoet Stsos / bette 60. truer mep at
Huge en- aouturrent / Sneidna. oil
f~ormooentlis allisepeI lite faa fulo
aontrpl al Warieoet. Der msooeles
nemlis MI, at ct fort aompaeni er
blspsn ~orsonferei | Gbicaso meo en-
3apital af en- Minion Dollars for at
optaas aonturraneen mso uni.ep
States Hubber 60.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Decorab Ds Dmegll.
Sen 7pe Saunar 1901.
0omIe SettI,re bsoe.

Sdrts Sipeiino osoe Rat til @sns
bag lift Siem / 9Ientpoob Sopnfbip.
IfSsbe bar blanbt h'fsrite Gettlers |
9lenipnob. @amme gsut osne oefaa
cams gIesen / famine Settlement.
soon bar osf@ en- at be fsrite Settlsrs
beruoe. Segrdpelierne ~foresdar pda
Snsaas. T9rmere Splpsniuser iaos
nes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

taller for Aibole | aleranbria. Minn giien
l1's Sauuar: Glarisia % Smeau. l2te OF
lSee Sanuar Saui Center. af,eu l4oe Sfas
mar; glttls 5salS. 15oe Sauuar; Srainero.
1ebe Saunar. San uir.er for @inneiota
SpialdiholoieIIlat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

apammes 9esrdpeIie ube peb Gronts
bile.
Reitauratsr aHirt u. Bid Iisser
for Siben fps.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

TT. Caisiine, GATE sRias, Soma. or
b~ortretii paa ubeitsm. Glib. 20a2
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02
REFUSED THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS.

The people who read newspapers
and magazines have, as a rule, a
belief that publishers have no con-
science about loading up their
periodicals with advertisements
at the cost of the reading matter.
Yet occasionally some proof comes
to the surface that publishers
have some scruples in this respect.
The Ladies' Home Journal, for
example, will accept just so many
columns of advertisements, and no
more. This proportion, for in
stance, is seventy columns of ad-
vertisements as against 122 col
umns of reading matter in each
issue of AZ pages. When the ad-
vertising space is full, all bus
mess is declined. The skeptical
may ask, but is there any bus
mess left to decline?" There is,
decidedly. For nearly every issue
during 1900 there we're from four
TO twenty-six more columns of de-
sirable advertising received than
could be accepted, and as each
column in the Journal costs 81, :
600 the publishers turned away
thousands of dollars, which, sim
ply because of principle, they
would not accept. So the inter
ests of the public are sometimes
regarded where they are not popu-
larly supposed to be.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02
HOUSEKEEPERS PLEASE
NOTICE.

You are requested to donate to
a good cause, through the rum
mage sale, all discarded clothing,
books, pictures, furniture, in fact
all things relegated to your attics
and cellars, including old rubber
hose, water bottles and shoes.
A wagon will call for any dona-
tions made before or during the
sale, which will begin Monday,
March 18th, in a prominent store
room on Main street and continue
throughout the week, morning,
noon and evening.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02
AN HONEST MEDICINE FOR
LA GRIPPE.

George w. Watt, of South Gar
diner, Me-, says: Il have had the
worst cough, cold, chills and grip,
and have taken lots of trash of
no account, but profit to the ven-
dor. hamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is the only thing that has done
any good whatever. have used
one bottle of it and the chills,
cold and grip have left me. 1
congratulate the manufacturers of
an honest medicine" For sale
by J. w. Gayle.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02
SPLENDID SOLDIER PRO-
NOTED.

Major Sam M. Swigert, of the
Sd U. S. Cavalry, has been pro-
NOTED to Northumberland of
the 18th US Cavalry. Col.Swigert
is one of Frankfort's finest men.
He is now serving in the Philip
pines, and was promoted for gal
lantry in action. He is brother
of Capt. Jacob Swigert, and Mr..
Jos. Swigert, of this city. We
are proud of our boyhood chum.
Sugar corn at cents per can at
Langdon-Creasey Co.'s. 25-lt.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02
EVANGELIST T. It. MARTIN
AT Y. NJ. G. A. TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.

A Mems Mass Meeting will be
held at the Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Evangelist Martin of Denver,
Col, will deliver an address.
A large crowd is expected, as
Rev. Martin is speaker of wide
prominence. The ball will be
open at 2 p. m. All men will be
admitted free.
The musical to have been held
Monday evening at the Y. M. G.
A. has been postponed.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02
MINOR OFFICERS ELECTED.

The Court of Appeals has Sc
lected the following minor officers
of that court:
superintendent. O'Con-
nell, of Mt. Sterling.
Assistant. J. Smith, of
Elizabethtown.
Tipstaff-Leander Guffy, of
Morgantown.
Janitor-C. R. Williams, of
Louisville.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02
REDUCED RATES.

Special reduced rates to Califor-
MIA Queen & Crescent Route, great
opportunity to visit the Pacific
Coast. Quick schedules and ex-
cellent train service. Ask Queen
& Crescent ticket agents or ad-
dress w. G. Rinearson, G. P. A.
Cincinnati for particulars.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02

Mr.. Will Kehr, of London. was in
the city on yesterday.
Mr.. III. S. Banta, of Louisville
was called here by the death of his
father, Mr.. II. G.. Banta.
Mr.. l.. b. McHargue, of London,
heritf of Laurel county, was here
esterday to bring prisoners to the
pen.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02

Putnam Fadeless Dye, Sky
Blue, produces the bright shades
of Blue so desirable in ribbons
and other fancy articles. 10c.
per package. Sold by South and
Longmoor.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Robert Gray, of Versailles,
was in the city on Saturday.
Miss Anna Lillard, of Lawrence
burg, was the guest of Mrs. W. 5.
Farmer, Second street, this week.
Mr.. Edward and Mr.. Ed. Farmer,
of Louisville, were guests of Mrs.
w. S. Farmer on Sunday.
Mr.. O. G. Kenney, who has been
visiting at his old home in Owen
county, returned home Saturday
night.
Col. W. M. Cravens, of New Cas-
tie, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. J. l.. Earlywine, of Paris,
was in the city this week.
Miss Esther Burnam attended
the Washington Birthday Hop at
Richmond on Friday.
Miss Maggie J. Russell, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
J. T. Gaines, at Crescent Hill, has
returned home.
Mrs. John G. Rogers, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
l.. Graham, in Georgetown, re-
turned home Saturday night.
Mr.. Henry Kelly, manager of the
Postal Telegraph Co., in this city,
visited his parents, Mr.. E. W.Kelly
and wife, in Lexington, Saturday
and Sunday.
DIR. o. r. Buckmaster, of Rich
mond. was the guest of his brother,
DIR. r. p. Buckmaster, Sunday.
Major W. J. Seitz, of West Lib
erty, Deputy Collector of Internal
Revenue for this District, was here
this week.
Mr.. Geo. L. Barnes and family
have gone TO Bowling Green to
visit relatives.
Mrs. S. Il. Railey, of Versailles,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. j.
b. Lewis, this week.
Miss Mollie F. Bergman, who
has been visiting relatives in Yer
sailles for several weeks, returned
home Monday.
Miss Theresa Bergman and Miss
$ Ada Hemphill, of Versailles, Wis
tied Mrs. w. II. POsey, South Side,
the first of the week.
Mrs. Howard S. Sinclair, of
Georgetown, spent several days
with her husband in this city this
week. He is on duty as q. 5.
Storekeeper at the o. F. &. Dis
tillery.
Mr.. J. Buford Hendrick has re-
turned from New Orleans, where
he attended the Mardi Gras.
Mrs. Florrie Rodman has re-
turned from Louisville.
Mrs. Albert A. Stoll, of Louis
vile, was a visitor in this city last
week.
Mrs. Virgil Hewitt is visiting her
sister Mrs. Van Anda, in New
York City.
Mrs. ]. Morgan Chinn and chill
dren have returned from a visit to
her father, Mr.. Yves. Cardwell, at
Harrodsburg.
Miss Rose Crittenden has re-
Mr.. r. J. Lynch and bride have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. j. Dallas Coke, of Louis
, willie, has been the guest of rela-
tives here cher old home) this
week.
Miss Mary Phil Parrish, of Mid
way, was a visitor here this week.
Judge f. c. Orear attended court
at Owingsville on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Lorraine Rogers, of New York
City, was called here by the serious
illness of his brother, Mr.. X. Rogers.
DIR. E. H. Black is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Jas. A. Hodges, in
Louisville.
Miss Bette Mckee, of WOodfOrd
county, and Miss Sullivan, of Rich
omnd, Va, were guests of Mrs. j.
b. Lewis, Third street, Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Bessie Vaughan, of Law
renceburg, who has been visiting
friends and relatives on the West
Side for the past week, has re-
turned home.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-03-02

String beans cents per can at
Langdon-Creasey Co.'s. 25-1t.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-27
TO REDEEM CONEY ISLAND.
MR. COLER HAS LARGE PLANS FOR
CLEANING UP THE DISTRICT.

II Controller Coler has his way, Coney Island
will become a fine ocean park district. Recently
Mr.. COlsr's physician ordered him 10 spend as
much time out of doors possible. He happened
to say TO Mayor Van Wyck. The Mayor has
recently become much interested In Coney Island
and the work OF cleaning up the district The
Controller appealed to by the Mayor to assist
in this work and he promised to do The Mayor
instructed the police officials and all other heads
of departments to cooperate with Controller Coler
Mr. Coler visited Coney Island Thursday and
took look the ground. He wants TO have
parks. clean beaches, turf, we'll regulated and
clean entertainments and make Coney Island a
model resort.
II have received a promise OF the assistance or
Mayor Van wyck IN whatever undertake. said
Mr.. Coler yesterday. 'and Mr.. York is also
with me, I going ahead u try to get the
physical condition of Coney Island on better
footing. 1t has been known fer long time that
the condition of the place is deplorable. phys-
cally that thousands of people who would go
there do not dare do The first thing TO do
is see that the streets and beach are kept free
OF garbage and rubbish. That has not been the
for years. Besides that, there has always
been the question to which department was
responsible for the condition of affairs.
II have therefore decided that there will be a
change in the physical condition Of the island l
every one to understand that crusade Is
not thought of II there is any possibility of i'm
proving the moral condition of the place. well and
good, but the physical condition is what am after
I'm the first place. I going to see that the
streets cleaned and kept cleaned. II any ques-
tions TO which department is responsible arise
I will see that they are settled at once. Garbage
and rubbish will he collected regularly as In
Manhattan. The whole thing in nutshell Is that
the Board of Health the Street Cleaning Depart
ment. the Police Department and myself are going
try to make Coney Island much cleaner and
physically better that instead of 10000 or ao"p
people going there every hot day, there will be
about half n million
"A new feature which should meet with the ap-
proval of all is going TO he the Introduction OF
drinking fountains in the park lands The city
about seventy OF park lands on the
island and there is only one place where water
can be secured. I am going to have mains put In
these park lands and have many drinking foun-
tans placed about. that every one can get a
drink of cold water. Another thing which ! think
will be an improvement Is the placing OF number
Of extra benches along the beach
Deputy Commissioner Bernard J. York, of Brook
lyn. came Police Headquarters yesterday
morning. Asked about Coney Island. he gave IL A
clean bill Of health morally.