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Evening star., 1901-05-17

interviewed Mrs. Doughty as she
stood beside the table whereon Miss
Edith Claxton, daughter of Mr.. A.
8. Claxton, the manager of the Ex-
hibition, was performing the role OF
maid in a white apron and white
cap. Mrs. Doughty looked like
picture out of the Ladies Home
Journal in her white apron, white
cap, white pique waist and white
muslin cooking cuffs.
HOW TO MAKE COFFEE.
'What is the best way to make
coffee??"
"The best way i'll the world to
make coffee is to take one cup of
Mocha and Java nixed-the best
you can buy is none too good
generally use Maleberry Java when
| can get ground medium fine"
Not too fine?"
Not too fine, because I like
cooked coffee, generally speaking,
the best. To the ground coffee add
one whole egg and the shell. Be
sure your shell is clean before the
egg is broken, because we want the
albumen that clings to the inside OF
the shell. Mix thoroughly together
so that each particle of coffee has its
coating OF egg. Stir in one cup OF
cold water-add six cups of boiling
water-turn into the coffee pot,
cover tightly, stoppering the nose
OF the pot with a tightly wound wad
of paper. Bring to the boil, allow
to boil three minutes-add one-half
cup Of cold water slowly. Stand one
side in hot place for ten minutes
to settle the coffee. Serve from the
coffee pot in which it is cooked.
"IF YOU DECANT COFFEE YOU SPOIL
''If YOU decant coffee you spoil it.
Coffee made this way will be clear as
amber. Putting the paper wad in
the nose Of the coffee pot makes it
pour off clear and keeps the aroma
in the coffee"
'How do YOU make a salad dress
ing, Mrs Doughty?'
FRENCH DRESSING.
For a French salad dressing |
Use twice as much oil as acid and
twice as much salt as pepper. These
proportions vary according to the
taste of the individual. Some prefer
more acid. For acids | use lemon
juice, white wine or any of the vine
gars. There are various vinegars-
you may use cider vinegar or any Of
the wine vinegars. For some salad
dressings Tarragon vinegar is es-
pecially good. 1t is just simply vine
gar with Tarragon leaves soaked in
it,
Meanwhile the fortunate gentle
men of the exhibition had sat down
to delicious dinner cooked by Mrs.
Doughty in the course of her lecture,
and they invited me to join them. /
could not resist the temptation. |
doubt if any one could.
For instance, there was a sirloin
steak two inches thick, and Mr..
ClaxtOn cut off a slice of it and
poised it a moment on the fork to
have me observe the rich juice that
was retained appetizingly - steaks
that retain their juice do not always
look appetizing.
You can't do that with any other
stove in the world he said. This
stove not only cooks it through in
ten minutes"
A STEAK TWO INCHES THICK.
Cooks a two-inch steak in ten
minutes | exclaimed, remember
ing how long first-class hotels say
they need to cook what they term
AN extra sirloin" not as thick as
the steak under discussion.
"Yes, in ten minutes, and all the
albumen is retained. That is one of
the great points about cooking on
| the gas stove. 1t saves.a larger
percentage of the nutriment of the
food than any other process-I am
speaking OF the gas stoYe OF today,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
The Sumter Training school For
Nurses

Drs. Julius A. Mood, s. Chandler Baker
and Vsn Telburg Holman have applied to the
secretary OF state for q charter to organize and
esAollsh . training school for nurses 10 SON.
tor, 3. o Above nemed gentlemen snd
Asssrs r. 0. Purdy and Neill O. Dou psll will
constitute tho board Of directors.
The education of the pupil nurses will be
both Practical by The experience which
they ~ill gain while working 10 the private
hospitals OF Drs Mood and Baker or any 9th.
er hospital in Sumter County, which at tbs
discretion Of the board Of directors will civ.
the nurses sufficient practical experience.
theoretical: Through a course Of lectures,
extending over period of two years. which
lectures will be given BY several ply ysiciaue
Of this city.
After two years course Of practical work
IN connection with thece ins,itu tions and after
passing the final examinations held tv ihe
lectures, the nurses will be give diploma
OF graduation from the Sumter Training
School
The school will be opened February, 1901.
With class Of st least Eve pupils. The fol.
lowing doctors have accepted the invitation
OF the board Of dire ctors TO lecture: Julius A.
Mood, s Chandler Baker, Vac Telburg Bof
man, J. 8 Hughsou, II N. Stuckey, Archie
China, Walter Chey ne md A G. Dick
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16


ODonoeli 4 Cos, new store Ia near,,
ready Tor occupancy, This store will ne one
OF TOO nsndsomest 10 be found in the State
The spring like weather Of last week starte, \,
the buds on the elu, trees to swelling. and
tnere 10 danger that The fruit will begin ore.
maturely.
The horse declsrs are busy selling farm
stock. Aules ara. euch demsud that bivb
prices do not appear to decrease the numbsr
cold
IL troubled with a weak digestion, helcbipp
sour stomach, or II you feel dull after eating.
Try Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver Tab.
lets. Price, rs ceuis. Samples free at DR. A J
Chius's drug store.
There 10 quite good crowd Of people G o
our streets nearly everyday. This 10 a good
sign OF the business and progress of our city .
O'Donnell b Co have sent out some of n q
hsndson est Calendars d the season Thev
are real works OF art AID will be an oroame, I
10 suy fice or homo
The need OF new house, 10 Sumter Is pr,a,e,
at pres'ot than even before, and a dozen tr
more houses could De rented "a desirable
tenauts at once.
Cut this out AID take /, TO Dr A J Chiua's
drug store an6 get free sample of Chan Der.
lain's Stomsci aud Liver Tsb'e's, the best
physlc They also cure disordets of Tho s,ou:.
sch billiousness and headache.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Approaching his ll6th Birthday.

Richard Green, the old colored nan in this
Guy, woo has been mentioned in these col.
umns several times heretofore, will reach hia
iI6th birthday on the l7th OF next mouth il
ne lives until that tine. he claims that the
paper be has giving bis age is authentic, and
nis etatemeo,s Of things that be knew in bis
yorth, and stiil remembers place his age
some where, at least, 10 the neie borhood of
what he claims. All OF bis imme is,e family
are dead, aod he is dependep upon the be o
OF bis friends for living A mite box eur.
mounted by bis picture has beeu kept for his
benefit ct the store Of n. G Osteea h Co, for
the past year, sud be says that the little he
ge's frou II furnishes the principal part of
bis living
de has been unable to do manual labor for
severai years, bus is able to walk about, and
comes Tor his mite contributions every week
or two. To see his gratitude for what be
gets would compensate any given. We
sespeak for him the remembrsu suce of all the
Bind hearted 10 anticipation If h,s coming
birthday.
A few copies of his picture, that have been
contributed to bin by Ar Winburu and Mr.
Rhodes, are for sale fer bis benefit at q. @.
Osiesn Cos Book Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
A New Doctor and q New Dentist

Darlington Is TO bave new doctor and a
new dentist
Dr . Osieeo, who has been practicine
10 the Spring Hill section of Sumter county
Tor number of years, bas decided to move
10 Darlington and his brother, Dr. NC
Osssen. Of Sumter, will also move to Oar.
hngton to practice deotistry The former is
a graduate of the Vanderbilt Universi.y
Medical School 10 Nashville and the latter q
graduate OF the Dentistry School of the Uai.
versity OF Maryland. Both Of these gentle.
men were 10 Darlington last Saturday look.
ing around aud while here decided to move
10 Darlington for the practice of their pro
issslops. They engaged offices over Cox b
Dantzler's drug store and Dr.. N. G. Osteen.
toe dentist, expects to be 10 Darlington after
Jan. 20
Darlington is a growing town and a good
neld Tor another doctor and den tist and the
@e~s welcomes the above mentioned gentle.
men to this community. .-Dsrling,ou News
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

Ths ehsio gang 10 OF work on the roads
seoat Sts,sburs ~ present.
The annual esrqaa Of Holly wood iCawp
". Of W. viii he held tonight.
The large plato glass windows for O'Don.
cell B Co's. nsw store have arrived aod viii
sooo Do 10 place
oasliiy and no, quantity makes Dswiu's
Little Early R,ssrs such valuable little liver
pills. j. 8. Hugbsoo 4 Co.
Al Q nesting OF the Board of Directors of
The Back OF Sumter, Thursdsy, oil the OH.
GERS we're reelected.
The gang OF gsu,blers who have been play.
ioS for soms time m Columbia, seem to ha 70
dri'tsd 10 this city lately.
sacs little pills as DeWius Li,te Early
Rssrs ere very easily taken, and they are
sondsrfully effective 10 cleansing the iivei
ssd sossls. J. 3. Hughson / 90.
Preparations are being made 10 erect 4
residsoce on ooe OF tho vscsot lots oo Ora.
han Street This res,deece will belong 10
Nc. j. Lieoo. There are quite q number
OF es~ residences going up oil over the city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

Al The residence OF The brides parents. a,
Uoa, Darlington County, on Wednesday, Jsu
9. Ne. A. D. Wisherspoos, Of this city. and
ass Mary King, the Rev. Mr. Pisl onicia..
ing. ~, -,
AZ The Bsp'ist nance, on Sunday, Jas. la,
nr. Audrewe. OF Concord, and Mics Wrinkles.
'ss Rev O. @. Brown odoia,iog.
Married on Sunday, Jan. l3. 1901, after
ths norniue service OF Tirsah Presby yteriso
Church, by Rev. J. O. Bailey, Mr. George R.
rh.i'ps and Miss Sallis Lee, Of Catchall,
) q.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Report Of Hoalth Officer.

Tne s'a'lsoce gwen helow were extracted
from Health Ohi,er Reardon's report for 900.
The report contains much on the general inn.
provemen,s in sanitary conditions of tbs city,
and sungse'e other needed reforms The f1,.
Iowipg are the death and birth s,aus,ics f. r
1900 : Deaths White, males 90, females % :
coioret. ms'es 80, females 73 Total maIf 8
81. total females 9j. Total wti,e A. total
co'ored III. roial deaths 1866 Blrths--
white, mules % females sc ; coiored, ~ Al. q
81, f-males ~ Total males 100, total femsl Q
83 Total whites 70. total colo. Cd lO4 Tou
births 1873
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
PASTOR OF TIE BARTLETT
STREET CHURCH.
Rev. p. n. Satterwhite Has Accept.
ed the Call.

call bas been extended to Rev. F. N.
Satterwhite, Of Blsnheim, Marlboro County.
oy tho Bartlett Street Baptist Church, and be
has accepted the pastorate Of the church. He
will com" to Sumter on March ls,, by which
time the church building will have been com.
pleted.
Ar. Sstterwbite 10 . man of about fort,
years OF age and is preacher OF ability. q
most successful pastor. He will give bis
eot're tue to this charge, the Bartlett Stree,
congregation not beiog ip favor Of unitin Q
with any other congregation 10 calling a pas.
tor, 90 1t is felt that the work here is OF sufi.
cient importance to require the executive
attention OF the pastor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

The marriage of Miss Mamie, eldest dauph.
ter Of NJ. aud Mrs ]. O. Dove, of Dovssyilie,
Darlington Couuty cod kr. David W. Con.
bingham, OF this city, were united 10 mar
risge NJ 3 30 o'clock Wednesday afsernooc.
yaausry 9th ct 'he Black Greek Church.
Dovesville, Rev. B n. Fulton, OF Darlinpt TO o
performing the CEREMONY
The church vac prettily decorated With
vines aod pot,ed plants, the blinds were
closed and the bsilding illuminated With
lsmps and candles
The bride entered the church With ber
slater Mise Nina Dove and W. Cupniopbam
came 10 with bis beat nan, NJ. "A. J. Nc.
LNuriu, Jr.
The o,hct attendsnts we're Misses Gertrude
Jennings. Lily Ounoius shsm, Oc,avis Dove
Louise AeIo,osh, Ollie Gatewood, Mamie
vino. He!ea Brown sod Aabel,e Dove aod
Ore. u u. Stuckcy aud W. B. Afford and
aeesrs John Cunning ham, Leon Dove, @ B.
lsadon, g A. Lennon, W. l.. Lee and J..
D. Wlthsrspoon.
Alter the ceremony which WAS brief but
Impressive 10 its simplicity, the brida, party
aod . number Of guests drove from the
church to the heGs Of Mr. aud Mrs. J. @.
Dove where . reception was held from to 6
o'clock, when hf Cuoninghsm aud bis
bride left on the evening tram for Indian.
town, Williamsburg county to speud week
or logger With his parents Dr.. and Nss. ]
o. Cuooisgbsm. before eomtcg TO this city
nr Cunuiugbam sod bic wife both have
hosts OF frisods 10 THE city aod they will
meet With . welcome % sincere 90 The con.
gratulasions ssd good wishes for every bsppi.
ness that 10 COW showessd upon them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
? The Mothers Friend.

Chamterlain's Cough Remedy is the moth.
et's favori'e. 1t is pleasant and cafe for chill.
dren 10 tske and always cures. Ii is intend.
Ell especially for coughs. colds. Group and
whooping cough. and is the best medicis 9
made for these diseases. Phere is not the
isast danger in giving it to children for it
contains no opium or other luxurious drug
and may be given 90 confidently to babe 90
to sn adult. For sale by A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
The wAToHMAN AND souTHRoN. JANUARY 1e. 1901.


Yesterday aheraoon. at s 80 O'Clock, st
the residence Of The brides mother. Mrs. n. l.
Diokins, NJ. Edward Fsseii, Of Rock Hill,
snd Mics Mamie Oiokiss ware united 10
marriage. The Rev O. O. Brown ofAcistiug.
The marriage ~ss a,,saded BY relatives and
. Nw io.imsts friends only. The bride and
groom lef on the 9 - train for New York.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Stranger Dies in Mill District.

A etraogsr, said to be named Sandy, died
IN the mill sec,ioo Of the city on Saturday of
typhoid pneumonia. He was from oil ap.
pesrsnces soldier 10 the late Spanish or
Philippine war, 80 be had pspsrs Of .u hoo.
oraole discharge 10 bis pocket He was
buried on Sunday, in Hoyts burial ground :,
by the people of the cotton factory. F},"t :
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
DEATH.

NJ W. Holiday, OF the Jordan neigh.
,ooroood' died Wedoesday night after \ hri.f
iilsess The fuuersl services we're held n,
'ordso Church s' II o'clock Friday mornios.
NJ. James Orossweli, sgsd 10 years died
" Fayetteville, N G, ysstsrasy dc vs,
son OF NJ. Jas. J. Crosswsli formerly OF
this county ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
ESCAPED FROM CITY JAIL.

A small negro, who has been confined 10
the city Jail for some minor offense, escaped
Wednesday BY crawling through The hars Of
one OF the windows. The place throusu
which be escaped 10 hardly large enough for
cat to crawl through, it is eaid.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Smithvllle Line Open.

Tho telephone line from Mannville 10
Smithvile was opered on Saturday. Tais
iioe is owned by Mr. N. Barnett, of Aapuville.
All the points 10 the county will soou be COO.
nected now
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Hymeneal.

lavi,a'Iouo to the marriage OF NJ. Abe
kyttsnosrg. Of this city and Nbs Miriam
We'll, Of Savannah, Ga. have beso received
10 thh city. The marriage will TAKE place
st the home OF NJ. aud Mrs II. A. We'll. the
orido's parents, No. 3 Gordon Street, Wset.
Savsnnsb, Ga, at 8 80 o'clock p. m, Tues.
day, January 22od.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

The marriage Of nr. ". Rogers Scsrsor.
ough, OF Bishopville, and hiss Rosa, the
youogest daughter Of tho late Rev W w.
Mood, zee celebrated Wednesday moroine.
Janusry 9lb, st 8 80 o'clock :in tho SOM.
mer.oa hethodlst Church 10 the presence Of a
large congregation Of tho relatives and
frieods, quite . number from Bishop willie and
this city having gone to Summer,on for the
occasion.
The church Wa ,astefully decorated with
holly sod bamboo vines and afforded briRh,
and charmiag setting for . moruiug mar.
riaae.
Promptly at the hour The bridsI party On.
tered the church while Ers. J. ". Bailey,
Who presided at the orgso. played the "Wed
ding March" from Loheugrin
TIE ushers, Messrs. Julian Rogers and R
d. Reid, OF Bishopvilie, aod J. Lsebsm,
OF Sum merton, aud Dr. ". R Mcleod, OF
Timnonsville, came fret, then ,he bride,
leaning on ,bs arm Of her brother, Dr. w R.
Mood, and the groom with his best man. Mr.
Eugene hcCutchen.
when the bridal party reached the altar
they were met oy Rev w A. Rogers, OF
Oiangeeurg, who performed the cereu ony y
orieny and impressivoiy The ceremony eud
cd aud the organ pesled forth Neudiesohn's 9
Weddiog March while the bride aud groom
and sttsndsots were leaving the church.
The bride wore . handsome and becoming
travelling suit Of royal purple that Get off her
ch.rmiog sod piqsant 6gurelro perfection,
and u Vas the oftso expressed opiuioo that
che was most charming bride.
Tna bridal party came at ooce to tnis city
wsere they were cutertsined at dining give O
10 honor OF Mr.. and Ms Scarborough bv
NJ. end Ars. Arthur Bsltosr. At 645 Mr.
aed Are. Scarborough took the train for
bishopvills whore they will make their home,
hr. Scarborough bsiog . native aod one OF
the rising youog basinsss men OF that place
Tuesday evening the hospitsbls bous oil
ar.O. q, Scarborough OF Summsrtoo, was
the scene OF . reception given 10 honor OF
toe bride aud groom to be, which was attend.
Cd oy their many frieods.
The bride vas until . short time ago q
resident OF Sumter where shs was deserved ! =
popular and has iuoumsrsble friends who
unite 10 wishing her every happiness and in
oonsrs'ulstiog Mr ScarborouR Rh CO winning
90 charming Q bride.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Iii. HARRY.
Grand Reduction Sale.

Beginning on Monday, January 9TH and con-
tlnuing until Monday, January 21st.
yss Ds 5 Of tbs ss s. 81. ,' but from The fol-
os Every article guaranteed money
In Mems Clothing.
$40 50 p' "0'''s0 s0'' sizes 49, 3d. 3d. 81 40
No 1895 square cut stripe Suite s 49, g. 49, 49,
black "o,.'.s Suits size. s s m 49, reduced from
from No a1 1G 50 Suits 49, 49, reduced
sRo and blue and black chevo Suits s5 40 oil
wool % reduced ed1 ID from $l2 5otos75 " "
No S1G Military cO' stripe sizes a5 reduced from
No $500 stripe Suits &c. s7 49, 49, reduced from
Child's Clothing
% % sss0r'sa 60 per1s casmeres cheviOts and
suits patterns with pair reduced from
Check worsted Suits 49, 81 SO 800
xoo sls: ss. H a. s m reduced from g
MEMS PANTS.
80 pair of '''me "orssd and ohevio' So Pants. reduced
Mems Overcoats.
Blue aud browo wool Koy quilted lining reduced
Drab Kersey Ovetcoats all wool. $40 SO $500
All wool grey Chnchia Overcoas, reduced IS
Youths Overcoats
Fancy blue Kersey Overcoas IL a. so 90
Oxford Overcoats II 49, Sc so to 50
Boys Overcoats
s s assorted nn sizes reduced 81
s" '00' snort oVeF''' sizes to H. reduced from ss
HATS.
100 Mems all wool Apnes all sizes soc
100 Boys Hats reduced from 25c %
SHIRTS
80 Mems coored stiff Shis
from 75c to F'' @" 'Ne'' 'eouceu
reduced from soc 10 rO' '' '-2 ~ ~
60 Mems cooed Shirts BOSOM collars and pair cuas ,ed,d
to ~ '"' O"A'' ouuoeu
90 Mems wool Shirts assorted colo reduced from
JUST OPENED
5oo yards of Pe'caes SO different patterns from So inches
wide, all At 81 ' " '"o"''
30 doz Ladies' Ribbed Vesa want lust now S,s
cis for ss!e2 ' '''' oPe'
DO need Silk Shirt Waist the following two ,ems
One small lot of Ladies' Silk Waists coo
line " P'0~ ~'-'o 'oso "s
line 81 " r w w o'o'e 'ns
These big values early reap the benefit
u. Ryttenberg & Sons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
H1W ADvBRrYs1Kznrs

0'Dosssll 3 Co-0oias Rsp,diy.
D yOhandlss--A Quarter O6 Sale.
y Hasey-0o Head HoeSea sod hules.
1sests q ID. b. nillsr-Nosics to Debtors
80 Ossdisors. -
'wsess-xsu 70 Take Charge Of Prsuisss.
Kesbs Piano sor Sale.
Dssass 81 Dse'l Hollidsy-Noiics TO
Osesers asd Orsditors.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

WANrED, for cash, DoRwood ana Per.
w sinron Logs Soothern Hard wood
Company, p D Box 529, Charleston, s G.
Nov !4-4m
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16

LNOR SALE-A Knabs Piano, ia fue state
Il Of preservation. Mark Reynolds
Jan l6-lt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-01-16
Estate Of Dan'l J. HOIladsy, Decd

DERSONS having claims us.ios, said
i E9ta'e will present came dnlv atte.ted,
a"d oil PERSONS indebted to sa,d Es'aie viii
NJ AXE ayuent al once TO
3 h NESBIrT,
Jan IA 81 Qoaihrd Executor.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-10-15
Theatrical Notes .

Mr.. Clay Clement, we'll known in this
city, has fOrsaken the legitimate and
gone into vaudeville.
liking Dodo," the greatest comic'
Opera success of the season, is booked
at the Grand for Feb. 18th, with the
,Origlnal cast. =
The company headed by Milt Barlow
and playing a piece called THE Land
O'Cotton, which was booked for the
Grand next week, has disbanded.
Rainforth & Bavlin, managers of the
Grand Opera House, in Cincinnati,
have leased Robinson's, in that city, and
will present their attractions at that
place, pending the building of the
Grand. They will open their season
with Miss Blanche Walsh, in the pOpu-
lar play "Janice Meredith, on Monday
evening, Oct. Dist,
| Our fellow-townsman, Mr.. James X
McCann, is again with "a Texas Steer
Company, making his third season with
THAT organization He is now covering
1.-THE Western States. and an exchangt
from Los Angles, California, says
James R. Mccain has made Of Maver
lex Brander a second nature, and gives
the same clean-cut, fOrcible impresona-
ton of the Texas cattle King and Con-
gressmas as of wore"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-10-15
No Punch and judy Affair.

The crude invention of Edison is no
more to be compared with graphic
phone than were the primitive steam
craft of Fulton and his immediate fol-
lowers to be compared with the modern
steam palaces in which we cross the sea.
The graphophone is absolutely free from
the Punch and Judy characteristics of
the earlier talking machines and it is in
every way a wonderful instrument.
Great progress has been made during
the past few months, whereby the sound
is reproduced with all the beauty of the
original. Not feature is now lacking
to make the graphophone a thing of
beauty and Joy forever.
Send s. with your order to Columbia
Phonograph Co., No. 10 T Bqltimor-
ST., Baltimore. and goods will be ship
ped G. 0. D. for the balance.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1901-10-15
L. & N. Special Rates.

Summer excursion rates via L. & N.
ar. R tc point snamed below and return
Richmond, KY, and return, full fare
going and one-third fare returning, Ger
Vtiicate plan, Oct. % to Oct. % inclusive,
good to return until Oct 80. Account
Convention Fourth District Christian
Endeavor.
Chicago, Ill and return, $12.35, Dec.
2, and 4; limited to Dec. s, returning.
account, International Live Stock Ex-
position.
Buffalo and return. So 90; tickets
ssold every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
surday until Oct. 81; good only in
coaches, not good in sleeping cars or
parlor cars Final limit of ticket days
from date of sale.
Buffalo, N Y, and return S14.6O via
Big Four and Pennsylvania Lines, via
Erie R. R. and G. H. g d. Ry. S13. so
Final limit on all tickets 20 days from
date of sale. Every one should take adj
vantage of these rates to visit the great
Pan American Exposition.
Owensboro, KY, and return at one
fare, Oct 81 and %, final limit Oct. 25.
Account Grand Lodge Knights of
-Rythias.
Louisville and return Oct 21 and %
at one-fare, $2.85. final return limit
Oct. "a. Account State Confederate
Reunion
Lexington and return October Z to II
and morning trains of IS, at so cents for
round trip Account races.
Natural Bridge excursion at 81 80
sround trip on following dates: July IA
sand %; August II and 25; September. s
and %; October 6 and 20.
For further particulars regarding any
e1f above rates call on or address
F. B. CARR, Agent,
or HOUSTON RION, T. A,
Paris, KY.