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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08
FOIey's Honey and Tar
for children. safe. sure. no opfafeS.


II Is said by a correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun that West virginia Is
rapidly becoming more and more the
N .cea Of the negroes OF the South.
The climate Of this state, as a whole
Is oongenial TO this race, and the
great coal and colSing industries In op-
Grafton in almost every county. togeth-
er with the extensive railroad con-
struction being carried on. furnish
ready as well as lucrative employ
ment for negro laborors, of whom TO-
600 are employed in the mines.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08
KANSAS STATE SHOOT,

Olathe, Kas., April s.-The annual
convention and tournament OF the
Kansas State Sportsmen's Association
opened here today for three days
session, with several score of crack
shots from various parts of the state
present. On the closing day 1--we birds
will be the feature, including two
specially interesting contests. One will
be the Great Western Handicap, and
the other a 25-hird shoot for the wing
shot championship of Kansas. Some
excellent scores We're made in the pre-
liminary events TO-DAY.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08

Tho following changes in postlishts
on the Mississippi river between Mem
phis, Tenn, and Cairo, H., have
been made: Pecan Point, moved down
one-eighth mile; mouth of Hatchee,
established n new light; opposite Full
ton. established q new light; head OF
Island No. 81, established new light;
below Booth Point, discontinued dur
ing high water; Lee, moved back up
ON false point; Riddle Point, estab-
lished new light in middle Of bunch
of timber; Hickman bend, moved mp
to old place.
Yesterday the stockholders in the
company owning the ferryboat Ken
nois, of the Metropolis and Joppa
trade, held meeting, it is reported,
Mt Metropolis. and decided to pay of
all the claims and settle the damage
suit against the boat and secnre her
for the trade again. Mr.. J. O. Willis,
of Metropolis, is one Of the principal
stockholders and is very DESTROYS oil
settling the matter without taking it
further than IL has so far gone.
The recent FAVORABLE weather has
caused large force to go to work ut
Howard's ship yard. Tho frame OF
the big steel ferryboat Is up and part
Of the plating on. Work on the Stack
err Lee and Captaiu Rogers new boat
is rapidly progressing. The new SEN
ator Cordell is nearly ready to leave,
and Captain Howard is preparing &c
begin work on other contracts.
Mr. T.. r. Toensley, the manager
of the Huntington and st. Louis fleet
now moorod at Ducks Nest above
the city. was in the city this morning
arranging to effect the transfer of al
the boats to Cairo to prepare for thu
spring trade. He is now awaiting
orders from the officials and Ia read,
to move the feet at moments no
fice.
The dry docks and ways are busy
and have work ahesd for severn
months. The dry docks are at pres
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08
GOOD AFTERNOON MAY" WHO is SpfAKlNG7
mis- senau Q box Of tho genuine
e m " Laxative Brom0.Quinin Tasisss
% W,E>Oz1->,hs remedy III. . colo in one DAY.

ent working on barges but will take
out the Thomas Parker and the Ten
Brock shortly, the latter for new
hull. Sixty-flve men are at work on
the dock jobs.
Inspectors Moore and Williams, of
Evansville, inspected the George Cow
ling yesterday and found everything in
tip-top shape and more than sarifac-
tory.
The John X. Speed passed up last
night loaded to the guards. She is
enroute to Cincinnati from New Or
leans and unloaded 100 bales Of cotton
here.
The Clyde arrived out Of Tennessee
river last night and is now at Joppa
unloading. She will leave tomorrow
on her return trip.
The Pavonia will lass out of Ten
nessee river tomorrow and also Will
the Inverness, both Of the Aver and
Lord feet.
The John S. Hopkins arrived from
Evansville little late but with good
trip, and left about noon on her re
turn trip.
The steamer Charleston will leave
this afternoon at . O'Clock for Ten
, nessee river. She goes to Savannah
, The Thomas Parker is today at Jop
pa unloading ties. She came out o
1. the Tennessee river yesterday.
The City Of Memphis will arriv
f; tomorrow morning from st. Louis en-
= route to Waterloo
The Clifton will pass out Of Tennes
= see river this afternoon enroute to 81
Louis.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08
PRESIDENT AT CHARLESTON.

Charleston, S. g., April Stun
drcds of people gathered about the
railway station this morning and
cheered arrival OF President Roosevelt
and party. An official welcome was
extended by Mavor Smyth end a citi-
zens' reception committee and cor
dial response was made by the presi-
dent. The greater part of the day,
after the formalities Of welcome were
over, was spent in visiting the site OF
the navy yard, the forts in the harbor,
the jetties aud other places Of inter
est in and about the city. Public
buildings and business houses through
out tine city were decorated in honol
of the visitors and everywhere there
was a continuous ovation from th'
crowds that tined the sidewalks ant
filled the windows. Arriving train
today were crowded to their capacit,
with visitors who have come for tn
celebration Of Presidents day at tn
expositioin tomorrow. From all in
dioations the crowds will be tine lsrg
est ever entertained in Charleston.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08

Observations taken at : a. m. River
1913 on the gauge, a fall OF o. IN
last "a hours. Wind northeast,
brisk breeze. Weather, part cloudy
and colder. Temperature 80.
Pell, Observer.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08
BEGINS TODAY.
Presbytery Of the Cumberland
Church Meets Here Today
A Large Number Of Delegates to b.
In Attendance.

This evening the Prespytery lor the
Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN church Will
begin four days session at the church
at Sixth and Court streets. Rev. W. +:
T.. kirkpatrick will be moderator and !
Rev. J.. @. Reid clerk, and a large
number of delegates is expected. The
program is as follows:
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:30. Devotional service.
7:45. Opening sermon-Rev. U.
wrenn Webb, Mayfeld.
Organization and election of moder-
ator.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. -
$3.50. Devotional exercises-Con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. NJ. Russell
8. Presbyterian business.
II. Address-"Our General Benev-
olences"-Rev. W. ]. Darby, Evans
vile.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2. Presbyterial BUSINESS.
$50. Recess.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
1880. Devotional exercises.
7:45. Address, "Our Mission and
the Commission'-Rev. ]. ii. Mil
Ter. st. Louis.
Presbyterial business.
Adjournment.
THURSDAY MORNING.
$40. Devotional service - Rev.
Elmus Rudolph.
8. Presbyterisl business.
10:45. sermon-Rev. f. r. Over
hey.
Presbyterial COMMUNICATION
> isterel by Revs. j. G.. Webb and ]. D.
Kirkpatrick.
y THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
,r 2. Pr,sbyterial business.
re $3.50. Open meeting OF Woman
,e Presbyterial Missionary society.
N $3.50. Presbyterial business.
IS Selection Of place of rext weeting
" Miscellaneous.
ne $50. Recess.
ne THURSDAY EVENING.
D. 1880. Song Service.
3 7.45. Our Work in Kentuck
synod"-Rev. L. n. Williams, Louis
Y willie.
SAB. Address, 1.-The Present Statu
~ and Future Work of the Christian Ell
~ deavor Movement''-Rev. B. Wren
|. Webb, Mayfield.
,w Adjournment.
Cd FRIDAY MORNING.
ell $50. Devotional exercises-Re'
hit d. W. Fooks
,'s Q. Presbyterial business.
IN. Election of commissioners to gener
Ar. ASSEMBLY.
be Miscellaneous.
est IL. sermon-Rev. ]. V. King.
pr FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
2. Miscellaneous business.
Final adjournment.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08
FOfey'S Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder right
ADMIRAL EVANS SAILS.

San Francisco, CAL, April s-Rear
Admiral X. ID. Evans sails for Hong
Kong today to report for duty as senior
squadron commander OF the Asiatic
station.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker OF
4ao South Fifth, are parents of boy
baby.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-08
HARVARD OPENS BALL SEASON.

HARVARD OPENS BALL SEASON.
Camridgo, Mass. April s-The
Harvard baseball nine lined up against
the team Of Trinity college this after
noon for the opening game of the
season. In the cage and in the few
practice games that have been played
the Harvard team has shown up well
and the ontlook is regarded as bright
for q winning nine. The seasons
schedule provides for total of TWEEN
ty games, three more than last year.
Among the prominent clubs to be
met are those of Annapolis, West
Point, Pennsylvania, Lehigh, Cor
noll, Princeton and Yale.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
AN AMERICAN DESERT.
There l. No Cultivated Place On the
state Line between Utah
and Arizona.

II. &. Carpenter. civil engineer who
has Just completed the survey OF the
southern line OF Utah. says the bound
AIRY between that state and Arizona
does Iot cross foot OF cultivated
land IL traycrses "a desert which is
cut up 10y great canyons that are al-
most impossible. The length OF the
lime is ~. miles.
Landmarks along the line Will make
it possible for the boundary go Doe lo-
Gated without any difficulty En- the ia.
tur,. Just east of the Colorado river
sandstone butte rises 1000 feet
above the plain. and thc very peak OF
This battle is exactly on the boundary
Mr.. Carpenter named the peak State
Lime butte. Not far from this butte
is another. which stands $500 feet
above The plain. and was named Tow
er peak- These two gigantic stones
says The Philadelphia Record. viii al
ways be guide 20 persons who have
enough curiosity to penetrate the des-
ert Boz search OF the state line.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Prof G. Fredsrlck wright, who re
Gently made q trip acroAs Asia for
scientific study. says one - the sur
prises q Siberia j. its abundance %
public nusei1rns ID which special at
1entior r. devoted 10 2nthropCiogy.
Since Asia has been regarded b.
many as the original cracle % man
kind. ttis preference for authroPo-
logical study Is particularly interest
sng. Prof. Wright mentions : dozen
CITIES OF AEiatic Russia. including
vladirosfok. lr1utsk, Mir usinSk.
Tcnnsk, Tash2--r1 and Ji9is. which
contain exec tert museums. and he
SAYS there a. scarcely . town Of TO-
oo0 fnhf b,tarts al Siberia which Is
not thrs p-cvided with an educs-
4fonai factor bea ring particularly on
the study Of the human race, which
xnay well P-ovole our emulation
Youths Ccmpa Mon
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
A FOUNDRY SCHOOL PROPOSED
rirn - rrinE I'D Race of Men
-s>ss'rd an The work. Who
Are Now. Rare.

u a vccent paper read ny Thomas
-. Ncst oeiore the pittsburg Foun-
dryrreI's association the author
sai6 ~ihe srt o. founding is suffer
ING lecrls from the antirathy of
boys to lcaroiac The trade and the
degcucroaior of skill. due largely 80
the Same iorceS that arc Elective ~
other cciHce TO assist sn remedy
ing these el-i-'a foundry trade school
has lccr p~r Dcsed. IL is intended
that tlis tr.ce school shall accept
among Others BOYS having graduated
from thc public grammar or high
school who would bind IN mselves
FOR three years and a half as spprer-
tlccs O. learn she foundry trade I'M all
iss trenches.
ihc policy OF Keeping n student
or one Job after he has learned t.
DO Is well. so as 20 make the mos,
money ont Of his labor. as En- genera
practice. would not hc allowed. as
such "a policy would he detrimental
20 the aims and interests 90 fhc
school. Such q tradc school" contin-
ned Mr.. West. according TO the Phil
scclphia Record. should make much
better mechanics than i possible un-
C. present conditions and even with
the hest opportunities N outside
shons would give our country better
workmcn I'm three and half years
than % TX or seven years apprentice
ship under present conditions"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Ms Celeste T. Miller. Chicago
woman who has done more travelling
than any other woman Who ever
lived has just started OF on hu
fourth trip around the world. being
the first American woman 90 make
the tour OF the great siberian railway
route alone. Mis- Miller bias pene-
trated % every nook ans corner 81 the
known world except Siberia and the
Boer country. which She is now piaE.
ming go visit. She always travels
alone; she Invariably carries two
trunk FUN Of dainty feminine APP
parel with her. and She has never
missed train OF boat connection
never met with any serious misfor-
tun.. and never failed 20 enjoy every
moment in all her many Journeys.
Also. ia spite Of the 300 proposals now
placed - her credit. she has never
said yes 20 amy man.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
EDUCATING SEA-LIONS.
~ Is Not Unattended with Danger &c
thc Teacher. L Commonly
Supposed.

half-do7en slippery. shape'ess
seals and sea lions fourdcrirc about
on the etare. crcakinr and barking
do nof seem IN the least dangerous
o. formidable. but there Il harll,
aovthi-r more painful and serious
thnr The bite II one Of these curi-
Gus beasts. Nr. Charles Judge. Who
has trained them for years ard has
q company of them in the Hagen
beck snow. j. h1diy Scared from the
attaca~ ~ these peculiar half land
Suima s.. half fish. reports Leslio's
Weeklv The bite % the sen lion -
poison us. besides. II is an uC'v
wounl from the manner In which 10
IS inf cted. Although The creature
move painfully and slowly on land.
the motion 90 frs head and neck T.
extrer ely quick Tie neck seems %
have or almost elastic quality. one
is surr-' scd az i-s reach. The sen
Hon e IKE n bulldog. When he has
caught hold Pc does not lct 70 a!
once. but sets his teeth f-mly n the
flesh. Then be twists his head. the
teeth being Still embedded ir The
flesh. md without rel'nuuishir- his
rrip De- gives Quick Jerk The re-
suit g.. 90 PM =ut a ragged piece
% fc p. = the animal has gotten a
Geeo rrlf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

oA Wen In Kentucky THAT sreats
Only once Bach Near u rpsEae
40 OIL Nen.

There Is an old oil wei near Payne
crecS ~ miles from Bsrhcurssiue.
Ky. ~tich Is. a puzzle 10 the oil icen
of the country. The well which IS now
fn the middle # the creek. flows &c
larry every November. bat nevss al
any other time Of the year. Daring
TIM month 81 flows al intervals. dis
charging greas streams Ct oil. ga and
salt water. and suddenly stops ID Cow
10 more until November comes around
ESoin-
This strange well was drilled IN 1870.
or ghe bank near Payne Greek. by old
settlers. who were after salt Mater,
from which 10 obtain their salt Tie
machinery used az shat dste was az he
Cru6est nature. vet the criiiers sue
cse6ec En- getting down $50 feet. when.
20 sheir establishment and dismoN. theH
struck 81 irnu1s use stream Of oii which
flowed for days an6 weeks.
In the course or time TIE bee q the
creek changed. until 90 This CAY Il
flows over the TOP q the old wei
Sine thcn 6urirg every NCvcuher The
wattr over sn6 s-ound the hole bciis
Hp through the fierce % escaping gas.
As Ear heck as TIE people ir che
neiCh horhocf can rcccilect the wei
has made fheSt annual eruptions- Ifis
vear tie disturbance came somewhat
csrfc- than usual. ottractirc more
than ORC mary attention. owing. doubt
less go lie fact that oil rrcr are oQsr-
Eti0C FRI thar $500 @ The country A.
times during - recent eruption wa
Ter and cii have been thrown uD fully
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
SEAS DID NOT FEAR MEN.
A nd 1'hcir Tra~s Wa< Repaid by the
s-aughter OF several Of Thfr
Number.

Hundreds OF seals made Nelson -
land. in the south Shetland group,
look black as q ght as we approached,
They ported themselves IN the Wa
Ter and played upon the shore. IN
wonder. rot alarm. they stared II us
SIS we drew near IN a small boat. we
leaDed on shore among them SIN
they looked at us g. dumb curiosity.
! was - much impressed as were
the seals and stared IS hard at them
in an answering wonder.
"Come, old fellow said Sobrai. ap-
preaching one % the largest seals
with outstretched hand IL edged
away a few feet Move OF. then
Re said, smacl-ing Il on the hack with
his open hand. Il edged a littie
farther away. looking over his shout
der ~ith ar ir iurcd air. But IL made
10 atf -npt 20 seek safety. 4 mere
pl1rg- in-o the water would have
brought freedom from any danger.
Several leopard seals were shot by
cur party. SAYS q writer in the IN
oerenr ert. and their fellows gath.
cred around them. wondering WHY
they iav 80 motianless. and staring
az Us with wide, pathetic ewes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
WAT FOOTBALL Is.
Calls for Cr~at rl"rS a Welt as
Brevsn nsd rac~e Il No Excuse
Cor FRtt-re.

When "A human catapult. In leather.
helmet anf divt-amesr red canvas suit
SPRING. suddenly and with terrific mo-
m,ut0m st sou Through hole - The
line. Ncu grit gour tceth and drive IN
20 stop 60. M Won bring down YOUR
man Ncr can 'unn hack 20 Your
place behind the line. with the bleach
crs rattiiug. ana feel that YOU lave
done wts;. v.as expected OF YOU. Bot
If you p. sSed your tackle. and merely
stopped Ac avalanche 10y rolling un-
der it.. 500 limp hack 20 your position
with iusf as many hroises and with
the coaches yelling rotten" ot YOU.
After tvr steaminC. aching e5-minute
halves cf that sort OF thing YOU ~
back 20 your "SDceiai car 10 The gym
and set "a call down from the trainer.
That's f,ethau. SAYS Frank Lesbos
Popular Monthly. MS pluck rnosi-
". Ntios.t shat no amount OF mere
brute muscle is worth anything at
AZ.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
nrneRlnr Ilnver..

Evcr since the days % that floral
abominatior. the green canation, We
have known that flowers are sus.
ceptlle TO influence 90 drugs and
can he made 70 change their colovs
by proper, or. rather. Improper,
treatment. This branch OF noricul-
ture las been pur ued further by in-
curing people. and .t seems that
plants are as liable Go The effects 90
poiSon- as are human beings. II Won
give "a dover TOO much caloroforn.
IL W.. not agree with 81. In the
words OF the Opera tor, Ell troops ans
dies" Il 10 difficult 90 see what
IS the advantage 90 This particular
study. Everyone knows that flowers
can be killed far 700 easily. II some
scientific person would fnl a way
OF eau ing them 81. bloom al thc yea.
round in our climate. tlat would be
something 20 "a ery-le-s scien-
tif.c. perhaps. hut much more accept
able-Lorlnn Truth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
AMERICAN PATE DE FoIs GRAs
settle nens 81 Bohemian. In wts~er,
stn Town Where the Goose LtS-
era Are Produced.

Persons who read OF the torturcs in
fictc6 upon geese i'm France and Ger
many. where the celebrated pate de
fois gras is made. are seldom aware
that in one place ia our own country
the same methods are used to fattcn
geese for the Hchraic population IN
New York. In Watertown. Wis. says
the New York Herald. there j. a set
Element of Bohcmians where the wom-
en- pursue this work - the chief in
dustry OF the place. The geese are
nailed by their web feet 20 the floors
OF wooden cages set in dark. warm
rooms.
They are then fed with al they can
possibly cat and when appetite fails
they are crammcd With noodles made
OF dough OF corn and buckwhcot
and forced down their threats with a
stick. Every two hours this forced
feeding Is applied and in a few weeks
the bodies Of the tortured fowls are
distenled like pumpkins. the liver
alone frcQucntlN weighing from one
and half TO two pounds. and the
geese from 90 70 - pounds.
They are then killcd and plucked 10y
The women. the latter operation being
completed before they are reall q dead,
and are shipped TO New York city
Arriving there. they arc put ia cold
storage. where they may remain for
months or years. They are esteemed
a great dclicacy by many persons, and
quantities OF them are used.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

a few months ago q young English
nan was sentenced 20 a fortnight's
frnrr-sonr1ent for kissing his fiancee
in the streets % Odessa. says the Ne,s
York Telegram u IS strictly Illegal
for lovers 70 oscuiafe in pubic In
south Russia, and II was only after
confif rrable trouble on the part o.
the J. tish consul that the too amor
Gus youth was liberated at the ex-
yirati Of three days captivity. and
even then his sentence was commuted
20 ne.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Many q man ~ pTotTacted public
dinner must have wished 60 make tie
same exec arge once suggested hy
Theodore Hook. That noted English
,sA. Being . eaest az London lord
may r's bauqret. quietly endured the
ordeal nniii she ffih coursc appeared.
~b~n 10 threw down Die knife and fork
and exclaimed: III You please. III
take The geft oui in money"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
rnInr- al TIn,.er..

The same species % flower never
show more than two % the three col
or. rcd. yellow snd blue. Roses. for In
stance. are found rcd and yellow, but
never blue, verbereas are red and
blue, lot not yellow; pansies are yel-
low AID blue. but never red
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Twenty years ago England import
ed 10000 horses annually; now the
number IL s24. 700. said Sir Walter
Gibiey recently az Bishops Stortford
En9land.-N. Y. Post.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

II g. a belief Of fishermen that the
fanny denizens Of the deep are hun
yrfest and bite most freely during
the four or Eve days following the
moons first quarter.-Nature.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
s ale Of Merchandise
overflow.

30 Cases OF Goods shipped to this Store last
week Manufacturers and Jobbers Overloaded Stocks
Our New York buyers were kept busy two weeks If
Drin ing these goods New Spring Fabrics OF every deS
crption came with the purchase, Ladies Ready M'ue
Garments Carpets, White Goods, Wash Goods Colored
and Black Dress Goods, silks, Ribbons, Innings, etc
The Savings from a third to half from the orig
mai cost OF production.
The Richmond Dispatch of Feb, 23rd contains full
pricost from the Various Departments.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Bsrkiey. near San Francisco. town
Of 20 600 inhabitants. which = the sess
OF the University Of California. con-
tains no public houses and has no po'
he<m<n-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Al Piinitz. near Dresden, s. the
largest cameIha in Europe. IL ia lco
years old, about 50 feet high and has
10000 blossoms ssAk ssasoss~-Alb&q2
Axwznn. snm-&u..----~u.<s<uuuu 49,
The Press., 1902-02-06
NOTICE.

The Registrars of Voting District No. 9 OF the
Town of Stafford will meet at the store of 81. s.
Abel. STAFFORD Springs, on Friday. February 9TH,
1902, and February ID h, 1902 between the hours
OF twelve o'clock, noon, and nine o'clock In the
afternoon, for tn" purpose of making an enroll
ment OF i gal voters OF said town. as provided
by IAN Act Concerning Political Primaries and
Caucuses," Chapter i76 OF the Public Acts of 1901
N. B. After the first dav or March, 1902, nc
person can vote or participate in any Political
Caucus or Primary. except those electors en-
rolled as provided by said Act.
Dated at Stafford, Conn, Jan. 2o. 1902.
RAylD ] BIIsssETT,} Registrars.
The Press., 1902-02-06
WnRk

Work In every hour paid or unpaid
See only that thou workeSt. and thou
canst not escape the reward, Whether
thy work be fine or coarse planting
corn or writing epics. so only il Il" hon
est work. done in thine own approba-
ton, 1T shall earn reward to thy
senses as we'll as to the thought No
matter how often defeated. You are
born to victory. The reward of Il thing
well done is to have done it.-Emer-
The Press., 1902-02-06
Her Objection.

"You are not singing that beautiful
song, ] Want to Be an Angel with the
rest Of us" said the teacher.
The little one shook her head.
whats the use of telling a story
about it?" she demanded. "I'm havina
enough trouble learning to play the pi-
aDo without bothering with harp
Chicago Post.