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CARYSITIS WON
At CRAVfSEND
TOOK THE WILLOW HANDICAP
FOR TWo-YEAR oLDs AT
10 TO I.
SCOTCH DANCE FIRST At DELAAR
praqoon, Woods, Perry and Singing
Master Were Winning Favor'tes
at HarIem-Other Notes of
the Turf.

New York. Sept. 23.-Chrysitis, at III
to I, wen the Willow handicap Tor z
vcarolds, five and half fu' longs at
Graycscnd today. First about SIX l"r'
longs: Lady Amelia won; Ancestor
second: Ascension third, Time l:ol
Second, five furlongs selling: June
yasa won; Hidebrand second; 10Y
Maid third. Time 1901 80.
Third. mic and a fur.onS: ana II
tha won; Hurst park second; Ostrlcl
thiII. Time 1:5i 50.
Eourth. the Willow handicap lN'
and oac-half furlongs: Chrysitis won
Sao,a Catalina second; HandZarr'
mia. Time 1907 3-5.
Fifth. selling mile and sixteenth
Sidney {. Love won: Eagle SECOND
Proceeds third. Time l:A9.
sixth. mile and a sixteenth: Prn
crss Athciiug won: Cut Of Reach SEE
ond: Spring SIX third. Time l."
i-a.
seventh. selling five furlongs
Guinness won: Black Cat second
Sumatra third. Time 1903 81
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York, Representative Cowherd OF MIS-.
scuri Former Governor j. S. Hogg Oh
Texas and others James X. Jones,
Col. Guffey and MT. Campau had Deeh
closely associated with the last Two
presidential campaigns and the IDEA
prevailed that the gathering had par
toicular reference to bringing the sup
porters of Bryan in closer relations
with Judge Parker.
A member of the national comm'l
tee said that Judge Parker in meet
ing men who had been hearty support
ers of the ticket four and eight years
ago, was assisting materially in the
efforts that were being made to con
ciliate thase who had been holding
| aloff in thhe present campaign. Many
members of the committee urged the
Judge to reconsider his decision no
to make speaking tour but he tol'
| every one that all speeches would d.
from his veranda at Rosemount.
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Magnolia Park.

Don't forget that on Sunday, Sep
TENDER -. the finest exhibition Of
high class vaudeville ever given III
Texas viii De given at the Park,
both at the matinee at $3.50 p. m. and
/ in the evening at S:So The perform.
anccs will be Of the most refined or.
der so you can rest assured that you
need have 30 hesitation in bringing
lyor- wife. your sweetheart. or youi
srHaran. We would also call yoI'
Iareuti1n 90 the great high wire val.
los Professor Cooper. and c,Esld
lcg-Ifar invitation t0 al to visit ODD
Iparr ucu sunday For further pay
lrruIars. zel small bills aud SUNDAY
|IlI-L
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FOOTBALL TODAY.
Y. M. C. A. Teams viii Line up toF
First Game of Season.

The Y. NJ. C. A. football squad Will
divide INTO two teams this afternoon
and play game of football at the
Driving Park. No admission will be
charged. as the contest will be more
of a practice game than the regular
sport. However, the public is invited
to witness the tussle. October y the
regular team will play q match game
at the Driving Park with team from
ST. Edwards college. Prof. A. V
Rourque. instructor in physical culture
laid out field at the Driving Parf
vest Crday.
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SUfFOCATION Of 10 GIRLS
{ Continued from pago Ono.D

MARTHA BUHR. 8. daughter OF
Mrs. Ella Buhr.
EDNA THEE 10, daughter Of John
Thee, blacksmith.
LILLIAN WITHAM, 13. daughter
of w. A. Witham, farmer
HAITI GLOVER, s, parents dclh,
lived with grandmother. Mrs. Vol
FAUSTA CARD, II. and CElAh-
MAIN, ., both daughters o. WIN.
Card OF the firm Of Mccullough anu
sons Cincinnati.
ISABELLA CORLESS, 10, who was
among those rescued, Is reported 'o'
| night to be in dying conditioh'
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MEMPHIS WINS OUI
eouTuFRN LEAGUE REMNANT is
SETTLED.
NEW YORK GIANTS TAKE SLUMP
Atlanta Breaks Even and new Or'e@"S
Plays Tie, All of Which Help
ed Memphis.

Memphis, Sept. 23.-Thero was gen
cral rejoicing tonight among Dase
ball enthusiasts over the result OF
today's game at Birmingham, where
Memphis again wins the Southern
league pennant.
Noisy demonstrations are in pro
gross here tonight. Fire crackers arc
popping on the principal streets ano
ARRANGEMENTS are making to give the
Memphis players lively recelioh vi
their return home.
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o,grien Knocked Billy Stiff.

Baltimore. Sept 23.-Philadelphia
Jack" O'Brien knocked out Billy
Stiff of Chicago. in the second round
OF their twenty round sparring eN-
hibition tonight before the Eureka
Athletic and Social Club. The men
are middle weights and fought at
catch Meights
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Cincinnati 2; Boston I.

Boston, Sept. 23.-Ewing struck
ont 70 men today by employing the
socalled split ball" Tenney's fum-
HE and Needhams passed balls gave
Cincinnati one run and timely hitting
scored the other. Score:
Cincinnati ..... 200 100 100; Z; U
pnston 900 600 010-1; Z;
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New Orleans Game Called.

New Orleans. Sept. 2&.-New Or.
leans and Montgomery played through
tho eighth inning to standstiil to-
dav and the game was called on ac'
count Of darkness.
Montgomery ....02O ooo 10; a. "
New Orleans ....2Ol 600 90; D. !
Halo and Clarke; Helm, Wigs ana
Fog
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OlNnnrian Golf.

Glen Echo Country Club. st. Louis,
Sept. 22.-Fnals tomorrow for the
Olympian golf championship will be
coni cstcd in real International style
By Champion n. Chandler Egan Of
Exmoor and Geo. s Dixon Of Toronto,
| Canada
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Rirminuham a: Memphis 6.

birmingham, Sept 23.-By superior
work at the bat and taking ADVANTAGE
of Birmingham misplays, Memphis
won with ease today. This practical
.Iv means the pennant for Memphis.
Score: ,o ,
Birmingham loo OlO OO2-4; W.
Memphis .......0O0 2O2 Oll-0; W.
Durham and Matthews; GoodWih
and Hurlburt.
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At pclnar.

ST Louis. sept. 23.-Sco;ch Dance
.rrpnd choice in The bc,dng. wen the
rargrr of tUday's card at Dclma.
p,rk.
rirst six furlongs Bob Curt won
T1rtf second; Sweet Note third. lIih.
1919 IT,
SECOND five and a haf furlon2s
.,lrirq. Irr-'. lm1 wUT: Lone Won
....r4. NcIeffa third. Time l:l5.
TarH. SIX furIouzs. FD.iE Iozzf..
,..r. Tom Rowe second. Tclial third
Tim. 1910.
r,.fF. six frrl1IZz handicap.
G#rH Dance wnr- l1.f.a
r-- Esrr.rT Time 1913 D..
f-rH mile and "a --.. l -
r....r a#r. C.Hrau SIGHT o-ind
-..r.r iIamUfr third. Time l.9l.
ls.H. usI. and asstHfr F-rd- lr
Gr r4H. &C. --a- zlr.ll5 lln'3--
.# Time 1913 -
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ION. comrade second; Optional third.

Time 1:42 10. . r.
Fourth, five fur,ongs; Loretta IA
won. Moorish Damsel second; JADE
third. Time 100 3-5.
Fifth. six and half furlong5: Lor"
Dixon won; Mamie Hodges second
Red Raven third. Time 1:l9 40.
Sixth, mile and a sixteenth; sing
ing Master won: IGnacio second; Mar
shalsea third. Time 1:47 3-5,
Seventh, mile and a sixteenth: Roy
al Pirate won; Swift Wins second
st. Blue third Time Las Ia.
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DIvorees In Japan.

Divorces In Japan, which can be oo'
tanned ON the most trivial pretension'
have somewhat diminished In rnmDer
in recent years. but they stu occur
at the rate Of one TO every three mar mar.
riagos. In 1902 there were 3i9'is'
marriages and 1898 divorces.
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Detroit g: Boston q.

Detroit. Sept. 23.-Mullin lost TO-
DAYS game by an error in the FIRST
innipr and two bases on balls. Score:
D,troi, .... coo O1O 20G-3; 10;
Boston .........2lO OlO OOV-i' w.
Mullen, Raymond and Drill; Young
and Criger.
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Where He's Wrong.

A man has no right TO give hts we
avav when she boasts before com
pan,. considering that she never
gtves him away by hooking surprised
,hen he offers her the rocking chaf
,hen company is prcsent-A'chi1on
Globe.
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According 10 a very old custom pre-
vnfilnr a. the quaint Old town ~ ons-
ham. England. every peer 81 The re- IN
uarsine through the town u reen'rel
A. leave q horseshoe. a. Us cq1iFaieni
a. he plsced In the castle.
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Nashville 3: Little Rock 1.

Nashville. Sept 23.-Nashyillc and
Little Rock established new "oriH 5
-rrorI for bose BAH time today. play
ling the game ID :" minutes. -,
Nashville .....-2'l h1N ''-'.
-ff,ffe Rock ....-l"1 ono '"'-l- -
Herman and Knoll; Bo.n ana AL
! --.---------
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New York o; Pittsburg Z.

New York, Sept. 23.-The locals
failed 10 score against Pittsburg"
Score: .
pjttsburg ...... .O3O 600 OO4-7; 8; 3
Now York .,.. 900 900 OO0-O; 2; z
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Mas Not Captured.

Tangier Morocco, Sept. 23.-Mr.
Lee, the British merchant Of Ratiat.
who is said to have been captured by
trlbesmcn while fishing in the Ra
fiat river has returned safely to RIA
tiat
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wor,d,. Mos, Famous Church.

81, Peters at Rome is In the form oil
a cross G3G feet long and $50 feet
vide. It's height is only two iee'
less than It's width.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA 8: St. Louis 6.

Philadelphia, September 23.-Phil'
adelphia defeated st. Louis today III
= hard hitting, loosely played game
Score: one, o. 10. 81
Philadelphia DOB 80 1O*-S; 10; y
O'Neil and Grady; Suthrof ana
Doom.
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rae, Indian BARRIERS.

So light is the touch Of the native
barber OF India that he can shave a
customer while asleep without wakihs
aim.
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Dentistry.

Dentistry is a modern science. but
,nc mood for II existed a. ouss 1ds OF
years ago, cavities having bsen FOUND
in teeth OF the stone age.
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JUDGE PARKER
TALKS CAMP Align
ROOMS IN HOFFMAN HOOoE
WE'RE eESlEeED BY POLL
TICiANS.
JAMES STEPHEN H6GG A CALLER
Party Harmony Being Creased for the
Occasion and Efforts Made to Bring
the Bryan Wing into Closer Eel
Iowship with Parker.

Now York, Sept. 23.-Contrary to
his expectations Alton u. Parker wa
unable to complete his conferences
with political leaders,, and returns 10
night to his home to Esopus. lie VIII
START home some time tomorrow. Mor'
vicitors were admitted to Judge Par
l.or,s apartments at the Holman
House than usual but nevertheless ne
found 1t possible to take some Tecre
alton. He took a long Walk Dei"O
breakfast and tonight walked IRON.
hi, hotel to the Manhattan cln",
where ne took dinner. Senator Cor
ham WAS with Judge Parker mort
Than an hour today. They went owe
the pIans for the campaign and agreed
fiat the canvass should be put uhHci
Nysv without decay and be cohducleu
in an energetic manner untii NOEclh'
lhrr Some of the details were con.
eforrcd auGl there was "a discussion a.
ito the speakers TO use Ia lhe GouD'i''
Vague Concerning Grover.
The report that they are 10 invite
lcroycr Cleveland TO take part could
moi Ice confirmed Senator German
thinks that mucl depends ON New
York state and expressed g'a'iiica
zion when told that Judge Hcrr-cI
and Harrison. candidate for governor
5 and ijgltcuant governor are To oyer
llcraI campaign without delay.
pariy managers interested % IN
lststco campaign said tonight ina
lfH.T. were no longer amy iacuous =
% HARMONIC and Boz support 81 "a
p atatau.rt called attention 10 ihs iet
lfrat gdwaro %. q out ~ BTpDfisI
j. ras piyen oat an llierF .cw rePll I
a .tfug 4 story thar b intended 90 reilr
q ltl-, trom f,oIr.es. Mr. GrOut mas ~
d it.oYered thar be- VIII 20 "a ile ssl-,'
d H.. ff.a state ard national ucEeif. . p
10 lua+if,rs1 ramfalan VA disr1ssed El'
/. IN. cau8idafg by Col l-anpni ~
!. tnT- raurau who Ere 8I-se fa-l
, is.-a guests an lrrrA'-f-
II Or jim We There.
q eol- srr- rrr,h grFTe PARKER god
o. lrr crF--. uatiY1sl ri1 rman Ia
1 a--- SENATOR rrIta-nm 81 TeEl
~ I,,-.-s.-lrta-... Jatn sharp william
Id slis5l.silgl, Herman I411gr u se
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
lie at Cleveland.

Cleveland, Sept, 23.-Cleyeland and
New York played TO tie, darkness
ending the game in the ninth. Score;
cleveland .. 100 600 000-1; g;
Vow YorI, .OOl coo 000-l; Z; q
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clsan.st Town In tn. and.

Tho cleanest town in the United
States is said TO be Shakertowar n.y.
inhabited by Shakers. 1t has a large
nrick hotel, but no business houses.
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e,.,l,a Better Than Farming.

An acre Of good fishing ground VII
.iold more food In a week man az
aero OF the best land viii m year
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The seeds ~ the Para rubber tree
Yield an Oh which has properties hiil''
ar 40 those q llnseed oil
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49,. s,ana, Inn.nss stain.

NE-N % ~
Aui,ce % ianccvODd an inch sqssrs
vfu rtand a strain q 1000 pounds
-sfore breaking.
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~. q, %. q Gibraltar.

9s-a-a arr NV. 81 nearly o. can 10
-,nrtfs. SO APPS 81 the Hoes u CD
rs'far
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subseribs for the Entsrprlss.
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Eo11 arrr Irreh lodge Parl-f- far
CO. crF--. uati11al rh1 .rulau Tax
...- -sra-a- rrIHf-ru 81 Te-r7
.Frl-s-aua-.e JOIN SHARP "
Vi sIIs.lsalIgl, Herman l4o1gr u .te
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Brooklyn 3; Chicago 2.

Brooklyn, September 2S.-Brooklyn
won. Score.
Chicaao .. 900 900 300; 5;
BrooNlyn ...... .OO2 OO1 00*-3; 6;
Weimar and King; Jones ana Der
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Confederate Reunion 4.

The committee on Confederate
Reunion selected by the meeting
of Confederate soldiers met at the
Court House Saturday afternoon at
300 p. m. 1t was decided by the
committee that the meeting adjourn
till Saturday, June %, at 200 p.
m, and that at this meeting all ex-
Confederate soldiers and their
friends are invited to attend. The
Daughters of Confederacy are es
pecially invited to attend this meet
ing, as no reunion can be success
without the help of the ladies. The
meeting will be held at the County
Court Room on Saturday, June 25,
at which time a date will be fixed
for the Reunion. The Committee
having the matter in charge con-
sists of G. F. Keesee, F. C. Riddell,
A. Scobee and Jno. Montjoy. Be
sure to attend as the Committee
wants your counsel, ADVICE and as
sistance in making the Reunion a
success,
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CHALLENGE Sale.
try cases

In this issue is an advertisement
of j. L. Watson's Challenge Sale Of
dry goods. notions, etc. 1t is a sale
of high-class goods that will be
made to move by putting them to a
bargain price. Watson handles
only high-grades, and $4,000 of
these goods are going to be sold.
His place of business is Is and 20
North Upper street, Lexington.
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A telegram from Washington say
"Judge w. M. Beckner, of Win
chester, Ky, stopped over in
Washington en- route to New York.
Mr. Beckner is projecting railroad
from Mt. Sterling, to Indian
Fields and has mission East is to
interest New York capitalists in
the enterprise.
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Judge B. F. Day has been APP
pointed special judge in Lee Cir
cult Court, and Judge j. f. Coop
er in the Rowan Circuit Court to
try cases.
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We have line of easy selling
goods for which we desire a good,
hive agent in this locality. Write
quick, before someone else gets the
territory peoples Mfg. Co., 40
All Bull Blk Detroit, Mich.
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sTooPs.

Wheat has blown down badly.
The oats crop promises to be the
best in years.
The remainder of tobacco will oe
nut out this week.
Mrs. Nimrod Byrd, Jr., is inn
proving slowly.
Harrison Conn has returned from
visit in Fleming.
DR.. Hardman, of Clark, was here
last week.
Mrs. Mary Baxter has returned
from visit at Winchester.
Miss Sallie A. Mcdonald, of Mt.
Sterling, will teach our fall term of
school.
The small boys are saving their
pennies to "take in" the show.
Emmett Coons, of North Middle
town, was here Saturday.
Misses Leona and Matte Nor
gan, of Bourbon county, are visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. T. H. Carr and daughters,
Misses Lizzie and Fannie, of near
Mt. Sterling, visited Mrs. Ella
Hamilton Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. H. Gillaspie visited
Mrs. Ed. Heaton, near Judy, Fri
day.
j. L. Gregory and wife attended
the bonnet show at Little Rock
Sunday.
A fair sized crowd heard Bro.
Cunning at Springfield Sunday,
Rev. j. B. Meacham will be the reg
ular pastor.
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Children cared for while their
mothers attend the Worlds Fair.
Address, Mrs. CoRDIE CLARK, r. F.
D. No. 2, Mt. Sterling, Ky. 46 4
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Iats, shoes,s Shirts. Guthrie Clio. Co.
Wanted

Cattle to graze--one hundred and
fifty acres of grass after the seed is
stripped. Apply to L. C. Riddell.
lz-tf
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For genuine leather suit case
or travelling bag see CHAs REFS the
Saddler. 1926.
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Por Rent.

Five room cottage on Winn st
One acre of land attached. Call
on [37-tf] j. W. GROVES.
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For sale.

A Quick Meal blue flame coal oil
stove, four burners. Price, So.
A bicycle, good make, in fair
condition Price, So. Apply at
this office, or phone 1874.
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Hats, Shoes, Shirts. Guthrie Clio. Co,
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T. sz M SEIOES-
Eclipse and W. L. Douglass Shoes in the Shiny
Leathers Patent Calf, Patent Corona Can and Pat-
eut Vici high or low shoes, So to So; greatest
and most complete shoe making in the world
They hold their shape. they fit; we fit; more meat
in our shoes than other shoes. Walk in them Not
a shoe store better and lower priced.
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DR.. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaCkaChe
sisss sIs' S:iss S5 ES5 ESss: OIIDE
Also rheumatism, Back
ache, HeartDisease. Gravel,
Dropsy, Female Troubles. w n n NJ

Don't become discouraged. There is a
cure for you. III necessary write DR.. Fenner.
Ne has spent a life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
For years I had backache, severe pains
across kidneys and scalding urine. 1 could
not get out of bed without help. The use OF
DR.. Fenners Kidney and Backache Cure re-
stored me. G. WAGNER, Knobsville. Pa"
Druggists. Soc. 81. Ask for Cook Bool-Free.
ct VlTIlH'nANl,E Sure Cure, Circular; Dr.
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915-oO SUITS.

You can tell them; others say they
can tell our clothes. There is that
distinct style, that good tit OF shout.
ders and neck III our suits that IS
found in no others. It's not a secret
with us-it's knowing how. Elegant
Serges. fancy hard-faced Worsteds,
Scotches and Irish Home-Spuns,
worked up into some fetching double
and single-breasted styles ready TOR
you now Don't buy hand-me-downs
or poorly made-to-order clothes that
will hang on you like a sack-come
here and you'll look different. The
price IS nc greater. Si5.06 buys the
best $500 suit on earth here.
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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING 1904.

Annual at p
days but failure to do will
Clerks should include the
child
OF
is hereby TO such oath affirmation
removal CLERK
lei fol
statistics of the district
outline proceed
annual meeting
shall
payne o
Miscellaneous
terswi
allowed
County Clerk
putting them
Normal
1t
County Superintendent.
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The Temperance Institute.

The Temperance Institute held at
the M. e. church on Saturday was not
very well attended, but witnessed a
very profitable session in the after
noon.
Papers were read on the following
subjects: "What shall be taught in
the public school to insure nation
free from intemperance.' Mrs. Green
wood. What shall we read and how
to read it," Mrs. Yetter. "The stew
ardship of Christian CITIZEN" Mrs. F.
N. Cox. "Women's Clubs" written
by Mrs. Farwell, read by Mrs. Wright.
missionary societies." written by
Mrs. Hawkes., read by Mrs. Redmond
All of these papers were of high or
der, rather above the average.
Then, there were interSperSed in
the program, recitation by Miss Cook,
select reading, Mrs. Powers, short ad-
dress by Rev. Brooks and music.
Two of the most important features
tary drill conducted by Mrs. Murphy,
District President, who is well up in
her work, and a Bible reading by Mrs.
Stimits, who has very cOmprehen-
sive grasp of the relation OF the tenn
perance reform TO all other reforms
and to religion itself.
The devOtions at the beginning of
the sessions were conducted by Rev.
F. N Cox
Much of the credit for the success
of the institute is due to Mrs. Muir
ply for her efficient leadership and to
Mrs. Ufford for the preparations made.
We much regret that Mrs. Hutchin-
son, our State President, was prevent
ed by a death in the family from be-
ing present.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1904-06-04
9OO1 Washington street

We cannot help saying word this
week in regard to splitting in public
places. Recently we read a magazine
article in which this danger was set
forth by a world-renowneo throat,
lung, and nose specialist. When we
go abroad on our streets and into our
public buildings. stores, offices, ETC.,
thinking person cannot help seeing
this evil in its most loathsome form.
All forms of throat trouble, bronchial
affection, catarrh aud consumption
are classed among the germ diseases
and when a person thus knowingly
affected expectorates upon the side
walk, in stores or public places COM
mits a crime for the healthy and
helpless are alike subjected to this
danger and a very grave danger it is.
AS all physicians say that tuberculosis
especially is an infectious disease and
that all expectoration should be
burned. So let US guard our children
and our town as much as we can and
let people remember that they can do
a great deal In this line by refraining
from splitting in public or if necessary
to provide with old soft clothes or
paper and burn them. Let us remem-
Der these things for they are of seri-
GUS import to all individually and
means more perhaps than we think.