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The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
HORRIBLE BLUNDER.
Made by a Hobo who Confessed 70
Stealing Soar.
From the Cinclnnati Ennnlrer-

From the Cincinnati ENQUIRER
Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. 23-His hair was
weedy, his beard was long, and he stood
shame-facedly beore Justice Kerstern to-
day and admitted between groans that
he had stolen box OF soap
"soap?" asked the magistrate. "Are
you sure it was soap?"
Dead sure. Your Honor. Got some on
my hands and It wouldn't~come off. I
went home to my partner and he didn't
know me. Mike he asked me. who
peeled off your facer NO one saws /
I washed and didn't know IT."
Even the recollection OF his CHASTITY mis-
take make the prisoners voice shake
Have you ever committed a crime like
this before?" the justice asked
Not since | was in the fourth grade.
That was twenty years ago. Since then
never could get soap without stealing
It, and / never could bring myself 10
steal"
Against this man. Michael Toolin "
Sergt. Baer said, I've know nothing, ex-
cept that he never works"
Hell never work at stealing soap
again" said Toolln fervently, III you let
him 60"
"All right" said the Judge. Never let
me hear again that you have been steal
ing Promise me that you will never
steal again."
IN never touch bar Of soap again
as long as ! live"
A. this was partially satisfactory, Too.
lin was released.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
MAI. o. #. GUTHRIE DEAD.
Confederate Veteran and Major of
Sixth Missouri.


st. Louis, Jan. 2S.--Maj. Orlando r.
Guthrie, who for many years had been
prominent in St. Louis military and polit-
icaI circles. died tonight. His death
came after a lingering illness Of hive
months. Maj. Guthries Illness was the
result Of a severe strain he sustained two
years ago while an officer in the Thirty
second Regiment, United States Volun-
teers.
Maj. Guthrie was born in Kentucky.
When the Civil War broke out he en-
tered the Confederate army as a private
and served throughout the entire strug-
gle. He was connected for a while with
Cochran's famous brigade. He left the
army with the title of major. and went
into business In this city In the Spanish
American war Maj. Guthrie received the
appointment of major in the Sixth Mis-
souri, Regiment
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
NEW CIRCUIT ARRANGED.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston
Admitted and Others Dropped.

Chicago, Jan. &-The magnates of the
American League met to-day. A new cir
cult was arranged by which Baltimore
Philadelphia and Boston were admitted
and Indianapolis Buffalo and Minneapolis
dropped. The new constitution was ar
ranged so as to cover the ten year agree
ment and provides for placing the prac-
tical control of each cub in the hands of
the league,
The championship schedule shall include
l40 games, the same as last year.
A resolution was passed limiting the
number of players of each club to four
teen. The magnates agreed to an alliance
with the Players League.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
ROBERT FOsBURG RELEASED.
Charged with Sisters Murder, His
Father Furnishes Bond.

Pittsfield, Mass, Jan. 8.-Robert 8.
Fosberg, Jr., who was arrested Saturday
on an indictment charging him with the
murder of his sister. Miss May Fosburg
in the family residence here last August,
was released on $4,000 bail furnished by
his father to-day.
Young Fosburg went to the Hotel We'll
lington Immediately after his re.ease and
there met the members Of his family. He
refused to make any statement whatever
in regard to the case.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
LITHoGRAPH STONE QUARRY.
Cleveland Capitalists Preparing to
Operate One.

Cleveland, O., Jan. ga number of cap
italists of this city met tonight and
formed company with capital stock of
100000 which is to quarry Autograph
stone in one Of the Southwestern states
and bring ID here to be sawed and dressed.
The capital stock has been wholly sub
cribed and site has been chosen for the
plant that is TO be erected. The Cleve-
and peop.e own 600 acres of and in which
there are rich deposits of the stone The
deposit which is the only one in the
United States, is of high grade. Hereto
fore all Autograph stones used in the
world have come from Bavaria.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

Columbus. Ga. Jan. 2s-Mrs. J. l..
Young. wife Of DR.. J. L. Young, died to-
night. One daughter. Mrs. Chas. J. Helf.
rick, of Savannah, survives her. Mrs
Young was 81 years Of age, and was the
daughter of DR.. John S. Dare, OF Macon
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
CORVALLIS SURRENDER.
1'N'ment to Acquire Yorktown Site
FindS support In New York.

SUPPORT III Now Ork.
Albany, N. Y, Jan. 2s.-In the assembly
,''''snt MIR. Morgan, OF Kings, introduced
''Solution urging the New York repre-
n, ,"''Ves 70 the United States Congress
USE their influence in securing the pass
ho1. w the bill now pending before that
Fa. 10 secure the purchase OF Temple
I-,'"' I'D York county, Virginia, by the
p,,, states government. that the same
ft'' oe held 10 ever in CONNIE mo alton Of
.pc, "udi struggle for American ndepend-
H. when took place on that spot.
Mn. g Moore house, which is located on
of C,lhple farm is where the surrender
%, Gen. Cornwanis. The English com
''N''. to Gen. Washington, occurred.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
RIOT AT TuItPENTINE CAMP.
A white Man Killed, Another
wounded and Three Negroes Shot

wounded and Three Negroes Shot.
Dade City, Fla, Jan. 2S.-News reaches
here that a riot broke out at a negro
dance at Rice and Phelps turpentine
camp near here az o'clock Sunday
morning, and that Dan Childers, a white
man, was killed, and another white man
named Mcneil fatally wounded. Three
negroes. two women and one man, were
also shot and seriously wounded. The
white men, 1t is stated, were only look
ing on and did no shooting. Mcneil is
yet alive, but cannot recover The two
negroes, viii Roberts and VIII Wright,
who It is alleged did most Of the shoot
ing, have escaped.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
The Duchess Recovering.

San Francisco, Jan. 2S.-The Duchess Of
Manchester, who has been confined to her
room in the Pa ace Hotel since Saturday
night owing to an attack Of sore throat
has almost entirely recovered, and will go
to Monterey tomorrow or next day.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

Abram T.. Elmer, of Utica, is 10 years
old. and has taken no medicine except
Duify's l'uro Malt Yhiskey for twenty-five
years.
1t is the only Whiskcy taxed by the Gov
crnment as medicine. Thisis guarantee
All druggists and grocers, or direct, 81 90 r
hottie. Refuse substitutes. Send for free
medical booklet.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
A CARRIE NATION CLUB.
Indiana ProhibitfOnists Get the
Fever and Organize.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 2S.-At meet
ing of the Indianapolis Prohibition
League tonight steps were taken for the
organization Of a Carrie Nation Club. A
dozen or more addresses were made by
ministers and prominent women mem
bers. all advocating such a club and as
surfing their hearty cooperation.
1t is believed a club will be organized
this week Rev. E.. w. Harmon predict
ed for Carrie Nation martyrs death,
but added that her name would be hon
ored in a blaze Of glory"
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

Few or the under secretaries OF the va
rious embassies or legations at Washing
ton enjoy grenter social popularity than
Prince Henri dc Croy. The young noble
man has been present "a many OF the
moro important fashionable affairs IN Ne~
YORK, Philadelphia and Washington. The
Prince Il attached to tho Belgian lega-
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

Butte, Mont, Jan. g. -Manager KIeptko
OF the Boston and Montana Mining Com
pany announces that the eight-hour day
for miners will be put into effect on Feb.
l.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
A TERRIBLE HURRICANE.
Raging in English Channel and
Along the Dutch COnst.

London, Jan. 2s.--It is reported from
Londonderry that a steam trawler has
foundered off Dunaff Head, all hands be-
ing lost.
dispatches from Holland say that ter
r.ble hurricane is rag ng along the coast,
doing enormous damage.
Several small shipping casualties are re-
ported.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
10 prefcr nond AIDED ROADS.

aitt '''' Neb.. Jan. 2S-Passengor agents
.sI, 'adquarters' Ia Omaha to-day re-
,,su, "ouce from Secretary OF War Root
nir,lh mat the government would Ia the
gnf shipping troops and supplies
Nv R-eteFence 70 bond aided roadr
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
JACKSON CENTER BURNING.
Ohio Town Being Destroyed-Limn
Fire Department Responds.

Toledo, o., Jan. ga special from Lima,
o.. to the Times says:
The town of jackson Center. south of
here on the Ohio Southern, IL being de-
stroyed by fire, which started In the
grain elevator. The Lima fire department
left here at ] O'Clock on a special train.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

Mrs Nlblick; see they are compel
ling everybody in New York 10 BE- vac
cinnted.
Mr. Nibick Poor chaps That's the
only trouble with golf You can't play
9lth one hand.-chicago Times-Iieraid
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

Paris, Jan. 2o--Vicomte Henri De Bor-
uier, the poet, and dramiust is dead. lie
was born Dec. y. 1905
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

MIR B.ggles0n ~ quite phllanthro.
plst ISN'T he2" "Ycs He always draws
up the subscription papers other people
are asked 20 sign. lit Blts.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

"A Poor Judge.-Mr Newwed: TINT
Seems TO me, my angel, this hash has q
queer taste.
Young wife; Hashg That's lruitcaks.
New York Weekly.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29

MALI " uL5h y I. And ne
looked it too. The rudy flush
of health was in his checks, the
youthful fire and brightness
had returned to Lis eyes, and
in lis walk there was all the
light hearted buoyancy and
vigor Ct his early manhood. A
rnirac,e2 No; that is just what
DUFFY'S PURE MALT
WIII5n CY il doing every day
for the feeble and ailing who
use IL as q tonic and stinulart-
II cures like magic.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-01-29
The Fountain Of Youth

II fol Ike q boy againl" exclaimed Geo.
v. Attridge, a man 81 years OLD, after z
three weeks course Of DUFFY'S PURE
The evening world., 1901-11-11
PAT ROON[Y'S BAG
FOUND WITH THIEF.
DETECTIVES RECOVER MISSING
VALISE AND MAKE ARREST.

Detectives Crotty and Shorcll. Of the
Grand Contra, Station Police suh.Staticn
appeared IN the Yorkviile Folics Court
to-day. having IN their custody John
J. Miller. forty years old, who gave his
address an No. les Powcry.
'lic stole Fat Rooney's vsiisc al the
Grand Central station yesterday after.
noon" sn,i Detective Cro'ty. while
tho actor was engaged In buying a ticke,
for Boston,
YOUNG Pat Rooney Is an actor. en-.
gagged with che ''Hogcrs Bros. IN Wnsn-
Ingtor" Company. and resides at the
Pardee Hotel Thirty.fourth street and
Seventh avenue. He had a hurry cali
10 Boston yesterday. and, packing up
his SNAIL valIs.. proceeded to the Grand
He. was Just in Time to catch the, !
J.. VI. Hoston express, ana when h.
missed his vaiisr he had no time TO
look for II. bur boarded the train. on
arriving IN Boston he was handed this
despatch from the detectives:
Caught thief with your vaiise."
I'll he hack on Tuesday was
The detectives had the prisoner held
by MaRlstrato Meade to await the ar
rival OF the actor tr~ea0rrow.
The evening world., 1901-11-11
GOES TO POORHOUSE
ON HIS SAINTS DAY.
ON OWN BIRTHDAY. TOO, OLD
MAN IS COMMITTED.
Ms >am~ !. Martin nud irish I;m-
p'",c". Notice The 60
Incidence.

I-,uI- NITIT- -I,I,.,I-I-,- ~
,,,t,,
worked hts NV rhrnr.sn M. gt.sI. r,fu.
f.rr.li, tH -,
W. t''''
'Eh 1" Work W. u1iuiiic' - tNt
,lfnslrn.r SnUlhs, .fU,. rsn, tr-
tt r an
" " ~ W
Martin hi, n.,t,,n aiHrt ih,t. oiI m,t
~ WY
Hl'" ~ ~" nllni'
The evening world., 1901-11-11
CHASE Of KITTEN
ENDS BABY'S LIFE.
''TABBY" LEADS HER TO WIN
DOW AND SHE FALLS OUT.
ihr~r-i "nr-Old Elizabeth Ii"n-
nam Dies calling Tor Tier
Pct.

Three ycar-nh l:lIzehctN II HOFFMAN
di'G tn, morning y, her homo. 40 ~,
PHr street, jersey civ. She cried
,itcousy FOR her kitten during the fcN
momcnrr sho was conscious. jus, be
fore her death. The tots playmate was
u Kitten lhat she called "Tohby" 1t
was ioNc ror the Kitten that caused
tac Ittlc ones death
Yesterday afternoon ;hr chNa wRs
PLAYING with The kitten IN the parlor.
Tho cat sprans to q chair and tho
chtli climbed after 4,
She touched tho kitten on the back
sad pulled is tail and tho kitten
Jumped to III" window sill The win.
d"N Nas open Elizabeth. with . cry ~
delight, Cl.mper"d to ,lc sill and. stand
ing upon the rhilr. reached out Attcr
i'ir kiticu sh.ch had vouiurch to the
edge OF tho outer siil.
The chlh clutehcd the kttrn. but lost
her balance, and a. her mother rushed
into the room she went heudiong from,
the window anl down 10 the pavement.
she held tightiy to the kitten and botn
lh,td,l g, heap when tho child Was
picked up ~hc vas unconscious aud
| blood Was nowins from deep wound
IN her head and had stained her white
ircck and The Kittens back. The kitten
VAS uninjured Rnd scampcrcd back Into
the house. Tho child was carried up.
stairs, Or. Tampson was summoned. lie
found her suffering from conclusion o:
the brain.
The child suffered greatly during The
night and at daylight passed away.
The evening world., 1901-11-11
BOY SLAYER SENTENCED.
Ind WI" I>iiIri rim. mn,r II, craps
:-cnt to- N~f"r1,ntor,

slStssn-S,ar.c i wUl". LeSt'aa- ~
No, 30 We, - iIUmlr"l ,nI rl.ri,
third uiec,, We arnt,r,"d - tsi- I'll.
inire Hef"..rttprg tr-d.H 10y .iu~ti :"
HARRIET ~ the uft1e nal I;ranrr "l inc
supreme tpuri lie Ms convicted ~
msaslsn-inor n u ,"roni degree ~,
Nov for HAVING .,larHci 'nuOr"r lbs.
lame ol'arH IN = iish over !, game ~
craps
TIER WA Si0r1 rS-umrn, rd,tInu
nj ineIrs on the I,,tl ~ u" iury aui
today Assistant Observation-Disclosures
Scrnirsn. WE prosecuted Tho 80.
losnen IN Tho rl"' For THIS rcasuu
the irttise sr"' Il u t. F'ln'~a iny'tal
nf Sin: S'r-
The evening world., 1901-11-11

Lux or."ro Ne 4, 81, osS ~ n /, " MOI,
IIE.ycr-t!iF t- ,trFo! and !uN.rlabl. :
excepting marriage
IN IN" ordinary marriage ceremony
10y Drami." ctch rthrr s1i"naly be
core Col "a .p," each other alnHSs, 20
inHg a. ;hey pnDh shall live. and yet
tine ma eAI!ig" and distance and oineF
ITcpp," riu ttus" mem - break 'la,,
/, promise without !, single Thought OF
I 10. grtyr wfru- du.".
Nun, that there !. grave wrong
lone cvcrybody WI" 'h!nks Viii admit
ruls Ihry attribute II - tho wTons
Na. Tho rc,pgn.tl"n tAtt ther- IS
a.l ,Iismn which attaches TO divorced
"ro ms mind thc Stigma shonlh
I attach urt 10 divorce Dut IL marriage.
/ The &-p"E * NOT done When "rG";
inl!c 80 f-"r ones self fFom M im2os-i-
bio bond. out i J. In promising TO ke. y
the b"ui nl~ays Tl"s" Who IRE" thtin-
selves from what makes thcm hrpnsritcs
at Last ar" fIr more rational than mos
Mo keep he letter 81 their VOWS when
! Tn sprit IS d al Did they -aE whcn
| they Scr" misricA ! pTom"H to cl"hN,
10 ,ru III dc,'h ~ II" part whether
| luVu sou ut not NJ ~ rours" not bht
llrat iE ahat many p"orlc arc ho'nI. anu
h"li"v" lwu they 'rc really keeping
| g1"ir mufriIEc y6Ns
WOW. wnN IA 10. mat ov"ry vow AMI
| pl"iG, ,ui prumis" made nv nc Sorl
! ~ kCnt hy hnunrihi" mon AMI women
| cNrcDi!ns only marriage II ~ because
, tnlnss, NOT - hr anything. Nobody
| 'nink1 Of promising 60 become fond -.
r"i AZ to =rnN ~ TO ," poet. or 10
! remain NOR" .nud NJ red tllu any n'1sr
= DIOR, or ~ certain song -" - certain
J plFN rr a certain s"'Snu-nnlN 80 .ccr-
| tam man hr Woman H,rl th"S can FAR
| las vcr;ilulN promise 30 r'Tn'lu foni-r
81 another rcrsrn. y"i This hcy ia
"y"rt div r1ly uuhtrr,ncSs and
Sr7ksn homes rsu result
| Marriage preserves thc snn-t!ty ~
no rom" over, an" s.y- WeIi Thai
q inst WIN: Il dos not 10 rnerr rar
-" u" SarrIily where husband and vii.
arc s'g oss ,i1s ,S ~ 'g1 iic r.-.
amy way 10 =" sure that q love that
seems absorbing At IN" tim" of mar.
RAG" i really the Srcat love that VIII
| h'.' SlwaNs-ih"U such marriage cnTC-
nnuy ~ n'lituu- largely nrw Mould
nr' hc wrnnS and wicked ~ II L. HI,
there ~ M way O." IL" sure. and mere
Ii-Irr viii h.. And ~ ono has ., r,.ht
ignorant tuI 1t, own personality. 70
wn'c' a. u Nl'l %" 0tt""n ten i've
YEAR, 'wIN j." j. ~ utter stranger Al
IN" timo II. binds that STRANGER ny
pledges 'i,, n" nill love .n",h"r .tr,n
g"r that -. IN" i,"r-"u whom The one
"" has married NIL hay" become ahcr
'N"s" N"Hr~ hoN" passed
Tho Nuiy r",i nIiuu l.. In the Src.i
irv' wnln'' b. iu iRr h"irj- ana whic'
" larger rliIu ,uiy promise that can r..
m7I" Where Thee j. tnHl IN" >iIppl.
stpi"mcut MAD" To- each other IN th'
pr"s"nrH ~ th"s.. Wnu understand how
much n,fs ..urr"t such a sts'cunsu, I,
'h'n i"in mat ~ h,s.i on az iLnpos'
-lhtlln ti't j. "a" or'y uric marriage
a"cs,i"" m Honor.
Miss ,l'rrrop believes. a' her brothei
does. ihii % u only question OF time
when people whu think will universally
accent IN" inTm ~ marriage which rrJl,
Heron and .hc aud Il number OF th'
social crnrai"is ana others hsv'
adopted
The evening world., 1901-11-11
TWAS GREAT FUN
FOR BOY R0BBER.
POLICEMAN TRYING TO CATCH
HIM STUCK IN FANLIGHT.
Noung-i~r NOWlrd Niih Delight
tn, Wa, rinn'i, '"d""-h !"
surrender.


Iru. r,.ta-i. III !, huy rrymg - upru
,,.. A., n,,. mn,
g '''f' $500 ~
ter arh 'FS tor" ~ 'tlh H'N'' g ~
~, F.a Third strca, attracted IN" ,i-
-, rft.,,,,.r I,,nn nrs. carly
arn'''" ~ "'""
ihiF W'rnlnE ''Nlt' N'fN'''iN W
v1lccmaH eurvluGsi tllNi TIE huF NJ,
i,,,,,, ito t,rGrmt,r. .rrt,.
80
mn
There va, jus, u1" VS. ,c srl nv"
~, .i,,rr 'Tn, N5- iarnuEU NO. Tar.
~ -
The evening world., 1901-11-11
Policeman Finds a Young
Woman ." Jersey CitySide-
walk, Having Been Beaten.
ARRESTS ALL OF THELhDS
They Confess and Arc Held, Much
to the Distress Of Their
Parents.

Six boy. kricko-boeHrf' "crc
locked up IN jersey CITY ro!icc heads
quarters thi, morning charged with
wsyisyips and robhiuE young woman,
nineteen years old IN lower Jcrscy c!ty
last night.
The rohbrrr stole - The prisoners
arc Felix viaro. thirteen years old No
rnc Washington street: James S.an,0n
thirteen years old. No. 20 Morris street.
John Leach hftccn years oil 30 I"
Washington STREET, Joseph GoHSn-an.
fifteen year, old. NJ, SO Jersey avenue.
Thomas Gcraty. tweiv" years old. M.
~ IL: Marris st;cc,. and Frank Kennedy.
thirteen years DID NJ - Van Nor,.
street..
Near mlInsh, last nisht Policemen
Conner HAD his attention called TO ihe
corner ~ Warrcu and Morris str'cts.
whc,e he heard wonan's c.!cs TO!
help.
Girl i'rIicn aud ituhhcd.
lie found on tho SIDEWAYS :, pf"t',
youns srl. WHO had beer beaten aud
robbed .. ~! tho none she md =
As soon ss Ne found ,ha; tie E.rI had
not been seriously hurt. Il" went On a
hunt 10. The robbers. L. secured Gr
scriP'ions OF thcm from PERSONS In luc
neighbour ,od vino had seen Inc g"nosgv
1; va. no; long before Policeman ;oH.
ger caught FciiS N!a-p, one OF tnc ro.
lie toIi the whole story and coon a:t,a.
ward every body concerned IN ;hr ru,.
berry WAS UI,ticr arrest
rhc s. was discovered nc,"rr the hl,.
h'i IN nee t" spend anS "t the m"o :.
Young Victim Disappears.
Tho Siri iisspprarri wH'ic The police
man was lIIuiiDr Tor TIC buys sl,
had refused I" s'yc her utmc hr' .-rpir
In Tho uc':.,hcrhood ap ia, Nnna
schn!d'. nineteen scar "id
The police ~" locking fog 49,, o..
10 get her 20 ~ compliant ..,u.s
The hcys
The Imnri.rnol HuH- ..ni, IL un ~
pear to be r"rnu;ln. : al 1c seem
9nlfe pleased sh i 90 800, IN,
hsr. afa-tScd ta's n'Tcuf ar irrrr
Pole U.,. rparg rru5rt
the haH fH \ Sc s.u-
The evening world., 1901-11-11
LYON WILL DIE
. FROM TH|EF'S BLOW
Waterman OF CLARK PAINT
WORKS BEATEN AND ROBBED.

Jonathan Lyon. night Waterman
Who aas badly Beaten and rcnesd In
the Clark Faint Works. Nandrrpoo'
street and Avenue e. Newark. ~. u,
viii no, live on, the day. 10 IL now IN
81, Jatnes'r Hospital. capt. co'grn''
has placed every available detective In
Newark on the case and expects II run
the rohbcr to Garth. though tho police
arc hHyi,y Handicapped In the man hunt
by the fact that thcy have no d.scrip-
ton OF Lyons assailants or how many
there were.
Lyon has not rcEaincd consciousness
since he was stricken. This morning
nc began to slowly sink. lie Is seventy
six years old and lives at No. :Oi Van
derpool street. The engineer found him
unconscious. Lyons watch and 81: In
cash were gone.
The evening world., 1901-11-11
FAMOUS MAGISTRATE DEAD,
SIR franklin Lu.hinsi"m ~, ~
Many or London, Noted Gases.

LONDON, Nov IL The death j. an
nouncri "' Sir Franklin l.usnusion.
Chief roiic" Mssistratc Tor London. Ito
WAS acNe1ty-cight ycar- 81 aud htI
been Police Magistrate siucr ISIS.
Sir franklin presided ~ many ~
nous cases IN tho Bond street Conf
lie was k:.s:ht'd two years ago
The evening world., 1901-11-11

Nh" ilror ts-.Irut ilCFrnus father ue
valid nbtU'r Inl Wtlr hlsg drg-utlr
rs - anllrr'iWl ~ 'ci,on H'f'r{ would
b nuS d.y c,Uhu- ~" luIU ENi 10 he
,'nV"ru"ns ~ what N'unNrl 'cstdcd
49, rN NE1t'oU
~ the midst az r, N"pcs IL ips ,hr
fnwrr ~ tru itNcu lul MR- ll"rrru
N"ut unprUtD7fin.3t over lo ilv "gwrN
N"'rrc the -prtHE come tid WWs lit
Is 'rllpw u. the r"tu-ri ~ ~ sud Mrs
i'"rsoU frrn EEypI ibcrv NIll So Al ~
old MIL" fri huus. another r"r ma
mai lIkn ina 10 trr Schuyler last
sTrirs inu ceremonial su-h AS H.
'Uk and ne 1f fiFm houses Ir,rr
dream
The evening world., 1901-11-11

IF You WANT TO DISPOSE. OF .
secondhand shotgun for cash I'D.
vaTtiso u In tho Sunday World
The evening world., 1901-11-11

Good, substantial homes are to DO
dound BY bright seekers through Sun,
day World Wants.
The evening world., 1901-11-11
Quc.ti"n 81 Honor.

Miss HEBRON believes. ,s her brother
does. ihit % I, nulS = question OF time
when people whr think will universally
Heron and ia" hud Il number OF the
Social crusaders ana others have
adopted
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-07-16
wash aud be Refreshnd.

This is what the Water Com
pany will soon be doing, and you
must be prepared to have 1t IN
your residences for all purposes.
John Feehan expects to keep on
hands fine supply of bath tubs,
water pipes, etc, and is prepared
to do all kinds of plumbing. He
guarantees to do only first-class
work and will furnish frst-class
material. If any housekeepe
contemplates putting in water fix
lures, you should consult Mr..
Feehan before you contract foI
the work. He reminds the public
that he is ready on short notice tc
do tin roofing, guttering, filtering
atc 4S-tf
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-07-16
Tobacco.

A representative of The "Weed'
took Il look at condition in the Blue
Grass (Burley) section the first of
this week and thoroughly investi-
gated prospects for "A crop this
year. He found the planting under
last year from Is to % per cent de-
crease, and an indifference on the
part OF the farmer as to tobacco
raising. Under present conditions
we expect to see tobacco cultivation
'''"' w. > .--l--.--
Blue Grass until it becomes of little
Importance. The tobacco area i
likely to shift back again in few
years to the hill counties, and the
Blue Grass tenant will be no more.
The Weed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-07-16
To California.

Parties contemplating trip to
California would find it to their
interest to consider the advantages
offered by "The True Southern
Route for both first and second
class travel. Daily Pullman stan
dard sleeper, ST. Louis 20 81 raso
and FL Paso to Los Angeles and
San Frauclsvo,- ThranGH RnIlmah
tourist sleeper ST Louis to Los
Angeles and San Francisco every
Thursday night. No high attitudes
and free from ice and snow. An
deal winter way to the land of sun
shine. fruit and flowers. Write for
rates. time card and full particulars.
A. A. GALLAGHER, d. 2. A,
Iron Mountain Route,
4O8 Vine St.. Cincinnati, o.