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The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
GENERAL NEWS items
News Of the Country Briefly Told

The state militS, so far has Cripple
Creek all TO Themselves.
PIttsburg seems to have the dead
mortal cinch on the pennant in the
National league.
Nine we're injured in Denver Tuesday
morning by teab running away dur
ing funeral procession.
The mines OF Cripple Creek are being
started up by non pnion men. the militia
being used to protect owners and en-
ployes while starting up.
The Turks still continue to massacre
Christians. On September 9Th at Beirut
almost battle Occurred in which seven
OF the latter were killed and many more
wounded.
The miners Of .Ae San Juan mining
district are determined to have the
eight hour day. The mine managers at
Ophir have been demanded to grant the
eight hour system.
The Grand Function Peach day
festivities we're pulled off the 8. 9 and 10
OF this week and . large attendance is
reported. The fsnit display is said to
have been the bort ever shown 10 Grand
Junction.
George W. Beavers. the former head
OF the salary and Allowances division of
the postoffice departmenta at Washington.
surrendered himself in the Office OF
United States Commissioner Hitchcock
in New York. Tuesday and gave 5000
bail FOR his appearance before Commis-
sioner Hitchcock on September 10.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
Tunnel Matters.
Nontrose Enterprise.

Nontrose Enterprise.
Items regarding the progress OF the
government in the matter OF tho Gunpi-
son tunnel are scarce, but every indica-
tion points TO an early and satisfactory
action on the part Of the. government.
The officers 10 charge are here buying
property and building and long leaees
have been taken on the buildings cccu-
pied as headquarters. 80 that it would
seem certain hiatt the result can bc
nothing bnt one satisfactory to the
people OF the county. Some land is
still being subscribed but it is hoped
that the department will take action
soon without waiting for further exten-
sive subscriptions. The ne~s that the
'satusI work will soon begin will be
glad news to the people OF this section.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
worldWeAry,

WortoWeAry.
Mother, Your little boy comes home
again
go lonely for the love Of yesterday.
Cuddle me down in your dear arms as
then,
For am tired OF play!
Kiss, kiss mine eyelids down all tenier,y,
Just as of old. that so to me may seem
All this world-wcArfness which mocks
at me
Is but q dream-a dream!
MStheri I want to whisper In your car
The same sweet prayer your own lips
taught to me
Long. long ago. for surely God viii hea,
child 30 dear to thee!
Mother. Your little boy has wandered
Down the years-but stin a little child.
I want to toddlc back home where yo,.
are
And see you as you smiled
Upon me last md dying. gave me to
The gentle Mother Natures care and
I am 80 tired. dear. and want you
To rock me hack to sleep,
-l.surencc curran Hudson In st. Pau
Daspatch.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
BEET MEN TO Compete
Sugar Beet Raisers Of California
Issue Challenge to Ranchmen
Of This State, Which isAccepted

Considerable rivalry is being aroused
among the sugar beet raisers in this
state over the $500 cup offered as prize
for the best exhibit al the National Irri-
cation congress at Ogden next week.
There are four general prizes offered Of
four silver loving cups valued at s5OO
each for the best general collection OF
fresh fruits and the best beets grown
cnder irrigation and for the best exhibits
of barley and hope. The farmers of
California have put forth challenge in
which they say that that state will carry
off all four prizes. THIS has aroused the
people OF this state and though little
has been said about it, they have been
very busy during the past few weeks.
The sugar companies have come to
the assistance Of the farmers aud are
urging them to compete for the prizes.
As result this state will be well repre-
sented. Exhibitors Of sugar beets in-
tended for competition will be required
to furnish the following information:
First, name OF county and state where
grown; second. name of exhibitor; third,
planting. il possible. Each sample or
exhibit is to consist OF six average sized
beets. three OF which are to be exhibited
and three are for testing purposes by
the official chemists and experts Of the
congress.
Al. McMune, who is vice president
OF the congress and rho has offices in
! the Colorado building. has the Colorado
exhibits in charge and will confer with
| anyone wishing to enter the competition
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
Paonia Fair Next Week.

Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF
next week the Paonia Fruit Fair will be
Tnnning wide open. Every preparation
possible is being made to receive the
visitors and properly provide for their
entertainment.
Paonia is better able to give first
class fruit fair than any town in Colo
rado-they always have the fruit and it
is as fine as is raised anywhere. All
attending will certainly have a good
time.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
Low Rates East.

On September 1. 8, Is and October 6
the Rock Island System will sell tickets
from Denver. Colorado Springs 40
Pueblo to all points in Indiana. Louis
willie, Kentucky and many points in Ohio
at rate OF one and one-third fare tor
the round trip. good for return thirty
days from date Of sale.
For particulars ESQ your nearest ticket
agent or write
Halls RAY, General Agent,
Denver, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
Old oeadwood Coach.

The old Deadwood coach which BafI
falo Bill presented to the government
some time ago is being repaired and
will soon be returned to its old posi-
ton on the eastern portico of the Post.
office building. A few months ago
three employees of the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing. thinking to have
a little fun one night. rolled this his
toric vehicle down the steps to ths
street. The coach was badly wrecked.
its body being twisted. and several
pieces Of its door and siding torn OF.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
SNAKE IN HER HAIR.
Mrs WhaIen Woke Up to Find One
Coiied There.

WING Up 70 Fin0 WIG
Coiied There.
Dreaming that she was putting up
her hair and having difficulty in dis
entangling 1t from ner fingers, Mrs.
Ida Whalen Of Logansport, Ind. woke
up to find a snake coiled around her
fingers.
She hastily flung the reptile to the
floor. and succeeded in killing it. In
the struggle the snake bit her several
times infiicting painful wounds. The
snake measured twelve inches and is
OF the water snake variety, which are
not considered very poisonous.
The presence OF the snake is &C
counted for from the fact that the
family cat frequently brings them to
the house. 1t is thought the cat
brought this in the night and carried
1t into the bedroom, springing upon
the bed with it-New York World.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
Can Not Set Fashions.

Whenever queens or empresses Il
royal rarentage have attempted to in
luence feminine fashion they have al
ways failed. and no better illustration
can be given thereof than the fact tha:
In spite of the circumstances thai
Queen Alexandra dresses beautifully
and with the utmost elegance. yet she
has never succeeded in setting the fash
ion, or in even influencing in any way
the toilets of English women.-Lon
don after
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
Chance for an sn.erprisino Man.

Chance for an Enterprising Nan.
Charles Rothschild has offered a
reward Of $1,000 for a specimen of the
arctic fox flea to add to the collection
Of insects in the geological museum at
Tring Park. 1t is said that only two
perfect specimens OF arctic fox fleA
exist in collections. Here would seem
to be an excellent opportunity for an
erterprising American to start flea
farm. and supply the demand for arctic
fox fieas. With good fleas quoted at
IS. 600 and upward. 1t is folly for men
TO waste their time in breeding cattle
and sheep.-DetrCit Free Press
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
The Automobile Of the Future.

After all the effort and money that
have been and are being expended
upon automobile construction and all
the necks that have been and will
yet be broken In automobile races.
the machine that will abide with us.
and in time supplant the vehicle
drawn by horses Is one that will av-
erage ten or twelve miles an hour on
fairly coed roads, and which can be
kept in service without expenditures
for repairs that will greatly exceed
the feeding and care of pair of good.
reliable horses and the ordinary re-
pairs which q wagon or carriage re-
quires. The prejudice against auto
mobiles that is felt by nearly every
body who is not able to own one will
disappear before the advent of the
machine which is built for use in
stead of speed alone.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11
Lucky Orchid Purehaae.

An orchid-grower at Kerilworth hes
fallen In luck's way. Some time ago
he bought for few shillings from
dealer abroad an orchid in sheath.
The plant turned out to be . rare
specimen. and he gave 1t the name OF
Mabel Whateley-" 1t gained an
award OF merit at the last show Of
the Royal Horticultural Society, ard
has Just been disposed Of for the sum
~ EgOO.
The Delta independent., 1903-09-11

The following composes the signers so
far as we have been able TO secure them
in this vicinity.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
Ter
FRA ~tuflammatoritt sRben,mattsme,
Wilo< bape brdbt Dor 95u.
1r. STILES anti.Rain astlls reb'
6e0e ham.

,Dt bespubte at bruse ST. Riles' saerpe anb 2tpes
3ius for fefs aar flben. 9eiu @uitru baobe 2eoeriso
"a en- gtobo 9op benbe at 9eres 1euer 8iner ion @rene,
bporefter Ri ti,bte en- 5lafte at BEN os min 9uftrs
bruate BEN til bun bar f.lortbet. eiben ba bar iea
brust ben, % maa ise. at ies bar albris brust anbrs
qiner. Der CAB faa tor 9ifreosfttnelie ioa bisfe. @t
bruste usfaa 9r Msiles' anti.@ain #ius ueb forte
7igrebsfiuerse. 4 Dor @su baobe for tie aar tihen
lnfommatorift eist 9an leb iaameset. at ies tror.
at bois hi life baobe 9ipet bom 9r. Atiles' anti.8aia
gius. Der bia!p bam neften s,eblittclis, bible ban oeret
Ssben bis. Seq er altib slab oeb enbotr 2eiisbeb til
ut role 0r. M,les' 2asemibler."- Saues Gperett
altpn. Sn.
rses bar plaset meb 3euralsia i aareois ps fanbt
tnsem paris 2inorins. for leg bruste ST. weiles' auti'
4ain gius. Sc CT en- ftfer Sur for 9onebpine %
9iatimerter. Gnbuu Wsorses onbefalebe ies benz til
en- Ben mob fterf 9opeop,ue. ps ! Ssbet al en- baln
Slime Tom ban fmtlcnbe tilbase. @ooebpinen bar bs-tt.
gi bruser benz Gau,ilien os timber benz ~ubu1erseoe Tor
be f~pinbelise Oleblemu1er. @tebets bsie 9eligsenbeo
aisr benz meaet r~erppfe. Bebiemober flyer. at iea ftal
fortene 9r MileS'. at par bet life for anti,9ain plus
fou1 bun taser of os til, iaa tunoe bun lite bo her,
6. 9. Mprris. &elena. Montuna.
aneANpptbefere fslser pg saranterer Jen tsrtt
slaife al 81. MileS' 9%asemibler. Sfric etter IA
Boa pt Nerppjitet pg 4iertefpgoomme. Moresk:
9r. MileS' Ntebieal Co., GIthart. Sne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
ct @in.Muiel1m er 11pI1a Bile

= ct .Whu1m1m er rpltg Bile.
bet oprettet al @inban6lerne / 81.
rich.
Set ffaI poo en- Gong bore Ditto.
rift og oi6enifabeliot, 'og Set ftal In
6ebol6e ct 8iblioibef n1eb nl(e Sc
8erfer, Ser beban6ler @moDrfninq
on &ilbere6elie af Sine NJ. M. @nb,
btoere en- @amIing 6otografier, 5tii
og ollie 5lngs Sllu1trationer, Ser an.
gaar @inen 90 6ens Srem1ttl(ing, %
en6e1ig iao6anne @ebolbere of ollie
@lags, gamle ioubel fom mo6erne
Der tiener elIer bar tient til 6abrifo-
ton og 0pbeoaring at Bin.
S ct lerligt St6 biI man fin6e
&r6per paa 6e bergmteite @oeitier-
pine fra Sc be6ite Margonge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
,6bts 81 far Iaat 11b omtrent

@bts Sc far 1agt mb omtrent iaa
manage @enge, iom 9e brDoer Sem
ON og 0esnogtet life er bleben fritz,
90 er oct pooti6e at De for1gger en-
6lai fe &urifo. Ser er 2egefraft /
FIBER erpeite 6iaife af benne Me6icin.
M(lereoe sen ferlte Doits oil bebile
bette. Sc fan life foa Sen paa Mpo.
tbefer. Sen ielges til 6orbrugerne
6irefte fra Sabrifanten, Dr. 8eter
6abrarep, 112-114@ 90. @oDne Mpe.,
@btcogo, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

anbn gnlk'B
oan(ke og enge((ke Di9te,
originate % pperiatte,
itrebne nnber ct man9eaarigt Dpbo1o i
Mmerita, bill
u0Romme (i0f iIoUem6er.
8ogen, ser nil blibe mutt trDft %
u6itpret, bliber paa ct Bar &un6re.
Sc @ioer; 6ens @ris
$1.OO,
ienbes portofrit til enbber Mbresle i
@propa, Mmerifa og Danf @e1tin-
6ien.
6oru6en 0periettelier al mango
omerifani fe Smaa6igte al forfiellig
@arafter bill 6enne DigtiamIing 81.
a. %inbebol6e 2ongfelloms r@felettet /
@u1tning", v9agen er enbt", og
v@inar Samberfi9lper"; @b1ttier's
Barbara Sritcbie", @lla @heeler
@ilcor's 80 @lags Solf", &erlof.
5obn's uGe tire Sfre66ere", Stub.
por6 &tplings ~@unga Sin" 0. Il. a.
Mf Sberie!telier paa @ngelff: 3d.
farias Mieli lens st. Mgbe";; SIR.
@intbers vMura6"; Carl 8aggers
Sen engelife @aptein"; @tliters
r5orgens &c.,; Crit 8ggbs v8erteI
og bans .9@iel"; &olger Drocbmonns
u&otterne", rSriif &uling", Seem
Dorf", &obert 8nrns" vMn6rofIes
og 2eben"; 8idrnitierne 8igrnions
uSSa, hi eliter-" v&eben og So
rem, 5ange fra vMaria 5t1ort"
&erlof5obn's ~De tire Sfre66ere"
Soar &irfegaarbs ~@n eneite til;
@run6tbigs ~&irfefloffte"; @ange
fra &eibergs ~@luerbbi"; Gbriitiar
&icbar6ts $780, init Barn, 1op len,
&c" o. f. c.
9e flelte al 8ogens engeIfe Digte
originate og oberiatte, bar fra Eif
til an6en b9ret trDfte i vSbe Cum
~Sbe 8rooflDn eagle" uTbe Sesn6e
pendent" og andre amerifanife 8la'
Sc.
8e1tilltnger paa 8ogen mo6taqe!
MI og be6es obresiere6e til
3obn Wolk,
562 &tlantic @be., 8rooflpr, 81. 9
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
8rpdup Stitte((en..
Tortrlline al Sal @anicn.

Ser oor ltort &pre blon6t Sc gam,
lie Gamer, 2fonomcns 0atter lfulbe
|. CITIES, % @rpl!l1ppct ifuloe ltao
@tiiteliens Strife. S mango Gage
bopoe set nnret Set ltaoige Somtale.
| e1nre blanbt @ebperue, boa0 @utocr
ifuloe bape poa, bpproan 9rl1bgon1'
men tar, Jpprlebes Srngerne poo
&l1oepoorene rg 8lonber11e ON &pf,
fengoroinerne bar.
Mpblerne / Sp;ieitl1en if11loe pGr@
ggetras, % @immel iflt.0e Ser rGrt
oner Sengelre. So, @l0bepore5, III
J cln Gage por Ser iaomeno life Gor'
ifjel poa Sen rige @roslereroatters
% paa Spimfrl,ens l1Oltpr; Slpil
paa Stolene % Grpnoier ON 8ar0i:
nerre.
So, Set maatte man lige, iua ca1
set onoerlebes tarpel1gt / gamle ga.
&c, So pur ser life Sen 2ufsl1s lpn
11l, og laa bar 6olf 6og meget lpffe.
ligere Sen Gang.
Ml1 bar SET bare It'll freosbeo olle
@egne, ingen pi>oe itaa tilba5e, ale
brrgte mer, ems De bopoe, og bpo1
hun0e noget Mennel fe n9re ilfrebs.
naor ian la0 / @ielb op ops1
9rerne.
Soalebes bar Sloo0eren gooet,
8rplluppet bop0e baret en- itabi9 Sill
Sc I'll utallige Semprfringer.
@asl en bar tGn0t paa ale @ol1ge.
ne. Ser bar ppntat mes @ra11, og Ser
1ugseoe al Sui opera.t. 9e gonlie
Gamer hoebe itillet beres @lomlter-
pctier l10enfor 9prene l%ongsrne0 s..
berne, bupr @ri1Osporret ifl1lbe pos
lere, og I'LL liltsOe Sc oflteo opel
Sroppen til &irfen.
Sta0len por fo1nmet trent, Set bcr
life bper Sag, Ser por 8rpllltp / Sci,
9anle Stiftelie.
&joler1e bap6e 6ot6er fra @fob
og Sfuffe, og mango al Sc forte
yommeioogs Silfefioler taaIte life
9agens 9ps
&apperne ng @ooe0tgierne itrntie-
oe al 1tiue &niplinger og balfe6e Oil
febaan6, ia enfelte bab6e en6og en-
Stru6sfier i Soppen, og Sc bbite
9anoIfer bar life fri for at bere gl1ll,
lige.
Ser DOR en- SUIT al @oarpar6 %
@oma6e, af @e6er, Ser bop6e faael
@fuffeluft, og in6 imellem ha1r6en's
fig 2uften al Gran og @as.
Soar De lite me6 6rpfen 8fef
fertorn!" ipurgte 6rbfen 8ernbom
mems DUN orbnebe Ben iirlige Sage
fejfe 90 itpnfe6e @au Sc @olognt
poo tit @niplineslommetgrfleSe
!&un1 Dor lille oe buffet og banoe e
imegten6e l1btrDf.
rgeei ieg 9igr eiv" 1nerre6e ben
bes Stuefammerat arrigt, rbbor ii
fal'ieg iige 9em, at ieg tnte btl mel
op og ie paa ben &omeoie, iaa fa1
9e bel lo6e mig bore / Sre6."
rNoa, naa! Sa, @u6bepanes, ie{
itd faamrnb life genere 9em mere
men set er 6og lieefrem en- 0pmerf
iomb@ mon b6r piie 8rn6ea, font b
bar fien6t / iaa 1rarge glor."
.Mo bleie! Sum er iaag11 Iigt
gloo!" brummeoe Srefen @feffertorr
gnabenf og iatte fig me6 ct energiil
Get tilrette / 5tolen og tog &abale.
A=EU[ ."H..
forteme frem.
gun bar moerlis itpg, Lang og ma.
ger, ifep / Mpggen og meo fun Ell
9ie. Saa6an babbe bum olti6 pe.
rel. ag BUN bi6ite ielp, bpor grim
bum bar. Deraf tom nlt set bitre,
Der fpi6e 6effe ODER Sen in6erlige
SiiRrtensgoobeO, bum gjem1e poo
@1r,oen al fin 5jal; al ben 9mbeos.
tratg, iom bum albrig baDoe- faaet
AfIb for, forbi bum Dor for grim til
nogen 11armeoe fig benoe.
Naet1 ct Hort &obeo 90 en;bibe,loe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23


nOg Tom DC iaa pao bii1onoen. il
BET er gp6t at ie, at Set Dor Sen rigti-
ge ngte @ierligbeb, iom &reften tal-
te ont"
r&m, iobel, SEN gamie 2irum Co.
INN, ferit fpsfes og flappes De, og
ioo RIDES 90 nappes 6e, oct bar man
fet 6e bun6reoe @ange."
rgei 9e er beo @uo for i1em;
fan 9e life glnoe Sem ober anbres
2pffte."
v2pffe! CT set roget man iao-
ban treffer pon ]boer Da9?"
~Noo, ser er 90 en6nu lpffelige
Menneifer."
~0et er bilt forbiitret faa."
~SSa, ia, 6refen &fefferforn, set er
ga go0t, hi life olle er iaa ba61te lom
9e," u6bre6 Sen lille butte6e 9ame
bioelroe og iaa nreot poa SEN an6en.
Ser font ct un6erligf bl96t SfiGr
ober Sreten 8fefferforns Mniigt %
Jun ipare6e / en- nln6panlig go6mo-
Sig og forlonlig Gone:
uMa ia, set bar Sc maaite Set t.
lille 8ernbom, men lfal hi mi inte to-
og 0riffe &arrets @foal;; maaife fin>
ser Sc to Sen iiel6ne &ore, iom mou
fal1er 2Dfte."
ellie Grgfen 8ernbom iaa forbop<
let u5. Sum par 1trafs $aro1 til at
brittle Sorioningsb@ger poa @rl10es
parrets 2pfte.
2piene Dor fluffe6e, Ser Dor $40 ober.
ait / oen itore @tiftelie; Grpten @fei<
ferforn h1n6e life iobe for be gumle
Mair0er; at 10, oglaa bum babbe
tro6s fin @rimbeo brgmt ont at finbe
2pffeblomiten.
@giaa Jun bob6e 6rdmt om at ifri=
Sc opob &irfegltlbet / bbtbe &le6er
me6 @lgr og &rans op til Mlterety
bnor Fan bente6e ben6e; ban, 6en
ettelte berlige. Men Dremmen bdo0e
| bpret fort. set bIep lite hen0e, men
Sglteren, ser / Guggegabe baDoe
faaet al SEN Sfienbe6, iom bur6e
pere aelt imellem sent.
&en6e balgte ban, og Jun blep
Sen bpi6flnbte 8rub, fan benteoe
ne6 Mlteret.
@taffels 6rpfen Bfefferforn; ii6en
SEN Gang fl1n0e bum life toale at le
ct 8rpllup, og ben Gong 1roe0e bum,
at BUN bar 6e0 al @org. SUN bob
Sc tIgget quo ont at tage benbe til
fig. fri ben6e for 2ibets longe Sig
gergong, boor: FUN BOG a1brig bilbe
fin6e 9mbe6 eller @%ierligbe6.
Men @u6 bab0e life bert ben6e,
bun maatte lepe % lt0e.
&ierligbe0en mellem bam og Sg>
iteren bol6t life lenge, boer gift fine
@eie, og bam gift Oct galt, ban for>
greb Jig paa betroe Coos.
9a bob6e FUN biulpet mes lin
Mrp> og for &elten al &engene bapbe
FUN fjgbt Jig in6 / @tiftelien.
@oo git Morene, og MI bar bun Ell,
gammel Nige. Me6 8itterbe0 o.
ono ifobSfuloe Sr6 6effe0e BUN ober
lit blg0en6e @ierte, Ser al6rig 5apbe
%forp11n6et lit @aar.
Soarerne trille6e neo poa @ope0=
pa16en, bum 1erre6e 6em iagte of for
life at peffe Sen an6en og iuffe6e:
rSSa, 2pffe! 2pffe! ri oil alle font,
men bap6e fat / Sen, alle jaeger hi
berei tier, men bbor mango al % 1aor
6en."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

g.: u@oorfor bor Du ~afifeoigei
Bin Sul6megtig?"
g.: sSan Dor iaa llbioen6e. Sper
Song leg ffreb ct 8reo og ipurgie,
bborleoes ct Orb ifltIoe tabes, maat-
te ban ie eftm i 2%effgsiiffonett.~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

en- G%oIismanf for @ei.
en6e. ST.. Botplers @rtract Of
@ilh S%tratpberrp. Selbre0er BLOB
gang, Diarrboe, @gipge, Dpfaitnin-
ger. 8ebageligt at np6e. Sialper
itrafs.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-10-02
LIVE STOCK, CROP, ETC.

j. w. Letton sold fancy combined
gelding to Bert Lection, for $175.
The hemp crop will not make more
than three-fourths of an average. 1t is
all about cut.
&C. J. Daniel has rented from Mrs.
Col R. g. Stoner, her farm of 344 acres,
at $3.50 to S. per acre.
Best Letton and Ike Forman ship
ped a car load of horses and mules to
Columbia, S. c., Wednesday.
Most of the blowing has been stop
ped on account Of the dry weather,
while other farm work is doing very
well.
w. M. Renick has purchased 100
head of fancy feeding cattle, weight
1000 to 1900 pounds, at So. 70 to 81 per
hundred.
The farmers have: begun cutting
corn. The crop is not SO good as it
might be. The drought has caused the
late corn to be cut short.
in Mercer county B. F. Sanders. &
Co. bought for Louisville dealers 500
fat hogs of john Royalty for $1,000.
They bought of S. R. Treater fifty-two
head for $842.50.
~
ped from Winchester for Baltimore 427
hogs, weight 100 to 225 pounds, bought
in Clark county at Az to 90 cents.
H. N. Rankin bought fifty-three
mules at Winchester Monday. He will
receive 100 in this city today, which
will make things lively. Mr.. Rankin
has bought 700 weanling mules since
the 9Th of August. - arlisles Mercury.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-10-02
Forecasts For October.

Up to about the 18th of October the
combined influences of the Earth and
Venus will tend to prolong in a general
way, the phenomena prevailing at the
end of September.
A reactionary storm disturbance is
central on the 2nd and Sd, at which
time will appear decided change to
warmer, with falling barometer and
other indications of autumnal storms
The Moon is full and at an eclipse
node on the 9th, and hence it is quite
probable that threatening conditions
will last up to that date and that
storms will eliminate on and touching
the same day.
A sweeping high barometer and stiff
gales from the northwest bringing frost
to freezing northward, are quite prob
able toward the end Of the above dis
turbances: but the regular storm period.
running from the 9th to 18th, may so
prolong storm conditions from about the
9Th as to retard the high barometer and
change to colder until after the culmi-
nation of the regular storm period CEN
trail on the 9th. 1t may be counted on
as certainty that general autumnal
storms, with marked change to colder
following, will visit most parts of the
country at one or each of the storm
periods named above and covering the
firststwelve days of October. Look for
early and heavy sleet northward.
The 14th, 18th and 10th are reaction
afy ltorm days, on which there will
come progressive change to warmer,
with falling barometer. growing cloudi-
nets, rain. and possible snow in the
north and west.
The next regular storm period is cen
trail on the goth, covering the 18th to
the 23d. A decided change TO warmer,
with falling barometer, will appear in
the west early in the period, say about
the 18th, and these conditions will move
eastwardly. followed by growing cloudi-
ness and storms of rain and wind during
the 10Th and 22nd. Very cool to cold,
frosty nights may be expected after
these disturbances, touching most parts
of the country progressively, from about
the 81 to the 24th.
The 25th and Goth are central days
Of reaction storm movements. on and
about which may be expected change to
warmer, with falling barometer and
and more storms of rain, turning to
snow in the north, as the rising
barometer presses forward behind the
low area. Cool, frosty nights may be
expected after these latest disturbances,
up to the end of the month, especially in
central and eastern parts of the country.
UP-TO-D ATE.-Tom Crawford is
strictly up-to date in the tonsorial line
and you will not regret having him or
his assistants wait on you when you
want clean shave OF hair cut. He
employs none but white BARRIERS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1903-10-02
For Sale Privately

Having decided to locate in Califor-
MIA. l offer the following for sale:
Folding Bed,
1 Ircn and Brass Bed,
l CHARTERED Oak Dresser and Wash
Stand
1Quartered Oak Dining Table.
1 Chartered Oak Side Board.
6Quartered Oak Dining Chairs.
l Morris Chair. Rocking Chair,
2Center Tables. Brussels Carpets,
Mating. Rugs, Brass Fire Set,
Toilet Set, Refrigerator,
l Writing Desk,
Kitchen Furniture and Utensils,
Set Flowered China, 100 pieces,
Lace Curtains and Poles, and numer.
Gus other articles.
Everything is good as new and will
sell cheap.
Also Curtis g. Reed Buggy, only
used months.
JAS. MONTGOMERY,
Second Street.
Can be seen at premises.