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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
ORDERS Mr.. BRYAN TO PAY MRS.
BENNETT $4,000.

New Haven, Conn, June 22.-An
order was issued in probate court in
this city directing William J.
Bryan. as executor. to pay over to
Mrs. Philo s. Bennett $75. zoo in liea
Of her dover rights. There IS on de-
posit with a trust company in New
York S150,000 that came from the sale
of Mr.. Benefits business Mr.. BRYAN
asked the court to so word the order
to him as executor for the payment
of the So 900 that he would he pro-
tected. in view Of all the LITIGATION
that surrounds the ease at the pres
ent. Judge Stoddard. Counsel for
Mrs. Bennett. told Mr Bryan thai he
wanted him 10 bring all the money
belonging TO the estate now in the
vaults of the trust company in New
York to this city and put il on deposit
here Mr.. Bryan promised to have it
all here in a few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
A FAiRYTAl.E.
: What Mr.. Andrews Says of Trains
Flowing Seas.

Leo. NJ. Andrews, planter who
owns much land in the vicinity of
LlnWood and Fairfield, laughs at the
story printed in some of the Little
ROCK and Memphis papers regarding
the seas OF high water between Fair
field and Dumas Mr. Andrews SAYS
the back water from the oyerf10vaj
sections has just reached Dumas and
Warner but that it is not as high as
the stories make it appear The land
IL this vicinity being lower than that
section first oyerflowed the water
would naturally run down that way
but could not be as high as it was IN
the sections first overfloWed, for much
of the water has been drained off by
the fall OF the river and more terri.
tory had to be covered. The Iron
Mountain tracks between Dumas and
Warner are under water but there is
nothing like eight feet of water on
the tracks or any of the low country
The back water puts out the fires in
the small engines on the Valley road
for the simple reason that the fire box
OF the engine is about two feet from
the tracks and the water could reach
it. The water stands in the bitches
along side the track for about twenty
miles but does not reach the floor If
the coaches AMI ~ no means coqI,t
the passengers reach .heir hands
out OF the Windo1 and dabIIc in The
water"
Mr.. Andrews says The fall of the
river has been very slow this year
and no one can give a good reason for
this. During the big overflow of 1898
the river, when it did begin to fall.
ran out rapidly and much of the crop
was saved. Had the river fallen as
rapidly this year as it did in 1898
much of the crop could have been
saved. 1t is the general opinion
among the planters along the river
bottom land that the standing of the
back water and it's consequent stag
nation caused more damage than did
the overflow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
A BIT EMATURE.

The announcement that d divorce
had been granted to Mrs. Ermanie
Loetzerich against her husband, DR.,
John d. I.oetzerich which appeared in
an afternoon paper yesterday, was
unfounded. DR.. and Mrs. Loetzerich
had some difficulties over minor mat
Judge Elliott but no papers were filed
with the circuit clerk, who keeps a
the only authentic reports on such
things. The whole matter was with
rendered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
THE CONTRACT LET
DUNNECAN AND SYKES OF s4EN-
ANDOhA WILL BUILD ELEVEN
NILES or SEWEF.
The 7ntoe They Are t sc za5 Is
go. ard Taey Ia ths
hrar9ysment : 5trf5t Bonds
SIZE AA1 LEH5Th, oF SEWERS.

Tte o4raas=I71 fle 1a2.n4 ot IL,
2e@"ls IN ..a4 L district No. was ~
this al. arlaaa 20 IDmueaaa and s3zh=s
. -andaas5ta5 The Iowes5hfa5ars
aad whose bid Was So .71=};22..lo aae
Fu5Ee-all aad Sykes company takes
fhe honds for The dfstriet themselves.
which @ares lie discount In he banks.
The bids for the contrac4 Of which
fhera were aboat fifteen ranged from
@sGeea 10 &fo.aoo.
The territory covered hy tine DIS
tfiet embraces that portion of=the city
from the east side Of Laurel 70 The
vest sjde OF Missouri and from Soy
eHth avangc 10 Twenty Second a"e-
Gaie. It Is one OF the largest contracts
Of lhe Kind eyer Lei in the city
The work 10 be done consists of
mazite the excavations and putting
in Of t.eop feet of house connections:
500 f"ei ot sewers With lG17 and
T branches. =ten-inch pipe: 2,3%e
feel OF sewers. with l. and T
branches; ~ feet cast IRON pipe,
eight inches in diameter. 5.2S0
pounds. seven cubic yards brick
work; IL. nlanholes. aggregate POE
feet; - drop connections: 81 flush
tanks. ten of which may be double
alt"rna1in2 siphons; - rings and
covers. and loo pounds steprons
one inch bN three-eiehths Of an inch:
l.5oe feet of galvanized iron pipe one
half inch lead connections and fit
tings: 50 cubic yards OF riprap; max
inam depth Of trench. - feet
The work contracted for is to be
he construction of about eleven miles
of sanitary sewers, designed for the
house sewers only, for that part of
Pine Bluff included in sewer district
No. .
Within FIVE days after the accept
arce o1 the bid the contract is to be
signed and within twenty days the
contractors bond is To be filed and
YORK haoin The contractor is to fur
nsh all labor, giving Pine Bluff la
borers the preference
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
MACON RENOMINATED.

Wynne, June 22.-The Democratic
convention of the First congressional
district met here yesterday, E. A, Nc
Culloch of Mariana presiding, and
unanimously renominated Hon. r.
Bruce Macon of Helena for congress.
Resolutions We're adopted thanking
Mr.. Macon for his successful efforts
to reduce the Memphis bridge fare.
The nominee addressed the conver
ton in a lengthy speech. dealing with
live issues
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22

Senator James II. Berry OF Ben
bnyille. was in the city Friday for
brief while on his way to his home.
Chile in Little Rock he received word
lat his little grandson had broken his
kg and was in a dangerous condition
bd Immediately left for his home.
RyS the Fort Smith Times. On ar
Eng here he missed the train and
Rs obliged to stover over. During
(e morning he was seen by Times
'Rn and asked concerning the rumor
4blished in an afternoon paper to the
feet that his selection as one of the
3 four was due to compromise re-
lting in his swinging the Benton
Rpnty delegation to the Davis inter
5 AID in response to the inquiry re-
Jed.
$On the contrary, my little grand
p having broken his leg and being
pnounced in a dangerous condition.,
Eas forced to leave Little Rock be-
fe the convention adjourned, and
luld have been home by this time
not been unfortunate enough to
ss my train. There was no compro-
pc agreement or understanding be-
zen Governor Davis or his friends
myself, or my friends, concerning
delegation to st. Louis or any
ere else. When I reached Hot
lhgs On Monday I was Informed
Governor Davis had announced
ne was going to beat me for ma
pal delegate, and that Mr.. Smeed
the candidate to be put forward
'ae purpose of encompassing my
aF.x Governor Davis sent me word
he intended to defeat me.
pn Wednesday it became evident
esEpody that I would be selected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
GAVE BRIDE $4,000.
". N. Smith, Wealthy Lun herman
Weds Miss Lucy Hicks at 81 Do
RADIO.

FL Dorada,. June 22.-W. n Smith
and Miss lucy Hicks were married at
noon yesterday at the home OF the
brides mother. Rev ] A. SAGE per
formed the ceremony. Mr. Smith is
wealthy lumberman. Immediately
after the ceremony he presented the
bride with check for 10000 Mr.
and Mrs. Smith left this afternoon
for a visit to the worlds fair and to
other points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22

Mr.. Gould was greatly Interested In
the system of physiea{ examination
established by Prosidoat HaH=cy
some time ago for all app.rc@ IL.
places and all train Employ
Say, I would like to Try f.. =o0t
Mr. Goald impulsiveiy. HAY Son
an examiner that does not know -.
President Ramsey said he had Ha
Could donncd cardigan jae6e1 o.@r
al outing shirt. ana with an etId esz5
0H his head. sought the examiner Hj#4.
rsrd such as are given 10 all a21G-
~anfs The result of the eXamlHaiian
- subsequently reported by the c&
aeilor rau something as follows:
Fhis applicant is almost in phs =
cal condition as indicated on the az
"aHfpaHNins eIal7. His biceps and
Ghost measurements are above the
a4er4ae. have marked eypsi4ht and
aearias each a Too Recommend
l&at applicant passed. He would
a58l.a . @aei brakeman, and after a
Will @j4ll ba trained fer the post OF
locomotive engineer. Appears TO have
aes'Ne a web a. good eycsght,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
- Road viii Pat u c5as.3zfs =
as.aaa #ae~ % Prevent Foa..-5
w as aouts
QUICK 2zes REPAIR Us5<

All Tie. ass ea=t6e #ea1.e=.=H
and if9a H9.#15.a= fo3a-aa.H 55a
lines are '@aas ouea laota az.
few days sfgzf=fs5a= Of some Il -
lines.
Division Superintendent /. t=TF
of the Cotton fet5 says ma rh
cent food washed he roadbaa Of 80
Cotton Belt lines sreats=r Than die ..a=
food of 1892 when il required -
days put in on repairs before
trains could Resume. TO repair
damage resulting from tae ree=at
flood required not much more ti.aa#
half the time required IN 49, az.l.
wlthstandins the greater amour Of
repairs to be made. The rapiditya.flh
which the repairs were made his
time is Very largely due to the facf
that Superintendent Peck went to the
scene OF the repairs and reinaned
there in charge of the work uqf.Z it
was finished. It is one of the dHGaa=
est pieces OF railroad repair WORK #
SO great scope ever done Within Hae
and one-half days after the susoar-
sion of trains they resumed aasfa.
superintendent Peck says that 'aa
company will put in bridge WORK 10.
t"een Altheimer and Humphfav.
whore the washout of the tracks o..
CURED, distance of about 600 feet
and also between Pine Bluff and tie
Arkansas river bridge, 50 that lie
water of future floods may ,,ass
through without damage to the ~oad-
bed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
W GETTING Of CABINET.
Yves Devoted to Discussion Of Dises-
ter TO General Slocuno.

NashiH2ton. June Practically
all o. the time at the session of the
cabinet Yesterday was devoted to CON
siGeration OF the subject OF Steamboat
Inspection. brought 10 the attention
ef 'he body by Secretary Cortelyou
Th" matter under discussion was in
edental to the General Slocum disas-
ter and 10 the rigid inquiry which
bad heen ordered by Secretary Cor
te1EoH
Ia view Of the charges that have
been made of lack of discipline on
the Sloeum and insufficient lifesaving
equipment and unsafe fittings in iock-
ers and storcrooms. ii was decided
that Jhe best expert talent obtainable
should be called into service and at
The suggestion of Secretary Cortelyou
it vas arranged t|Eat an army aad "a
l=&EN officer shoulh be attached 10 the
board in tho capacity of experts. Com
l:sa.tler Ga.aack Nins!9w, attached
- fhe naval bnreau. was selected as
He naval eXiarf. The ari3y proba-
fly VIII I've represented by Con. James
y. Wilson,
Subsequent TO The cabinet meeting.
Mr. Gort"l}ou mad a conference with
;Hc president regarding political mat
tors. and especially th0se relating 10
HIS tiD 70 Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
A HEARTY RESPONSE
BENG MADE BY BUSINESS MEN
IN APPEAL FOR FUNDS TO
REOPEN Y =. {. y
Coa4fe5t4ss Tint 76ey WlfI Fia4e
Sr@ E@e.r> Aa.ouat Of s ec5
Eases - Tonight
W-+4- mR44. =. l.A@e=o70 sAYs.
Sc 6 s. ! os'fz n.

~ da...e fGa ..os4# q
..s=.s.ss Hte=.taaes sas=saa
eaaa3az q lie asa#a@ Ness eael4I al
as4aciatian H#el to5sv Al = o.cIocz
ia fH- comfy taaassraf- oIlieo .a
con- aea reports aaaa-a:.l np# p#ta, #sasa.
Tho alsa 1aGar= ,baz# afe rapidly a.
pFaae'.iH= he masz or S39na. NMcEs
: te3 started aat to fass a,sd taeF are.
Hea several lafga contributors .et=19
be sean. fha committee vii meet
aeaia Ills atEfnooa and i is thought
ihat rhe canvass vii finish before
nigh and hat the fail amount Viii
have been subscribed In speaking
Of tac reception with which HE com
nittee was met bS the citizens while
making the canvass. Hon. VI. II Lang.
ford. one of the busiest workers. said.
Il have been impressed with the
hearty response with which The husi-
ness mon Of the ely met the solici.
tors. The actiye work of he Young
Mems Christian association has been
closed in Pine Bluff since the FIRST OF
this Year and he business men have
begun tp=realize what they have been
missing While several have refused
to help H9 In the Wopls he general re-.
snonso has been hearty aud those Who
have contributed large Sums have
seemed clad IL DO s.. Miss e;ouId's
magnificent offer has aroused The c5H=
ic pride OF all. and we viii exceed the
$3a,hGa mark which was sci al first ii
HE citizens OF Pine Bluff viii give
SlGo0, or even $1,000, not penny
Will bo wasted fer il is given for a
coed cause. Tonight Will finish mp
the work and those business men who
have not given toward the movement
Will feel ashamed when tha# see The
new Y. NJ. G. A. which will be opened
up here next September
State Secretary ScotieId and A. g
knebIe left this afternoon for Iittle
Rock, and before leaving both secGe-
tarics expressed themselves as feel
ing satisfied with the work as il has
progressed thus far Mr. Scotield w5lI
return in about two WepNs when plans
for the remodeling of the building
VIII Ae considered
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22

as one of the big four, and then was
approached by a friend of Governor
Davis, who told me that the governor
had said that if Benton county. when
called would yotn Tor him f8r dele
gate he would ask EiS friendS to vote
fer me. / replied thai MI iinemon.
! the superintendent Of public schools
va, d candidate for Geis2ate also. thai
! he was friend OF mine and that Ben
l9n county would vote fer Mf. Hire
mon, Senator Clarke. John ". Crock
- and r.ysnlf and y4o5tjd uot vote Tor
Go7eaao@ Davis. and HAT would rafIl-
err he beaten hundred tiula, Ehaa
eHtef TITO any a4re@meaf with G.na
Haaer The conditions of which MG.
itiaeHen= OF. any other friend Of min.
4ou3t Ae sacrificed. {. therefore, re-
fus"d 10 enter into any agreement
with him with reference Ia the mat.
Sometime affer thar Mr. smcal.
who Was PIT forth az candidate
a2aias me informed fan thn he wae
sofng 10 withdraw: that WHOM he be-
eam4 candidate Ia did nor know
thaf SO was=beine pr forward for the
purpose Of beating ne. and that he
Thought vas entitled 10 an election.
Iie said thai he di0n'. want 10 beat
me if he could | told him hat did
sot ask him 10 Withdraw and 10 Use
his OWN Judgment in the matter. Nr.
EiaeMon Withdrew and then Governor
Davis. Senator Clarke, John ". Crock
81 and myself were elected by aecIa-
nation.
Il Mas then approached by a friend
Of Governor Davis With reference 10
the fight on fer chairman and secrp-
tary OF the state eeatral committee
The proposition made me this time
was. that if Benton county would vote
against Carroll Armstrong and Gray
Carroll for chairman and secretary,
respectively. that the Davis faction
would vote for me for delegate. told
him thai | would much rather he beat
en-, and that Benton county would
Vote for Carroll Armstrong and Gray
Carroll. that had never vet made an
agreement with mortal man 10 vote
for him or his trends if they would
vote for lne or any of my friends, and
fhat never would There is 10 truth
whatever in the statement that 7 owe
NY election as a delegate to any com
fromise OF agreement With Governor
Havis or any of his friends"
The senator declined 10 discuss the
@oitics of the state. saying that he
had no opinion to express on the sub
iect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
GOULD STANDS A TEST.
Examiner, Ignorant of Identity, Rec
ommends Him for Brakeman

New York, June 22.-George J.
Gould has successfully passed a phys
ical examination by surgeon of the
Wabash railroad, who recommends
him for the position of brakeman, and
says he may, with training, ever
make a good engineer Gould anF
President Ramsey of the Wabash rail
raod had been inspecting that system
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
HON JOE CANNON
rcTE1 PERMANENT CAAiRMA
oE T-E REPUBLICAN, CON
VEMTIOh.
p,esentao With Croquet NalIet by
Mr.. Root to Be Dsec' as
GaYei.
DEBATE OVER HAWAII.

The Western Jaian and tie South
western Telephone company are both
receiving bulletins from Chicago con
<.arains 5he Republican National cor
veDrion in session in that city, ana
10th companies have Kinds furnished
the Graphic with the bulletins thy
have raeeifed. From them she foi=
lowing news with reference To what
vas done by the convention today is
printed:
CONGRESSMAN Joe Cannon Wa2 elect
.ea permanent chairman Of the con-
.v.rtion. and he was escorted 70 the
se6air ~ Hon. .John d. Lone and Se&-
aIax Cullom. Mr.. Cannon "&s intro
t7ced by Temporary Chairman Root
.n.id an uproar Of applause. Mr.. Root
presented to Mr.. Cannon a eroqnet
sr5al1et to use as a aayel which erea-
I'd much laughter. Mr. Cannon con.
lclnded his speech Of acceptance OF
.1f1e honor Of permanent chairman at
2 p. M.
The motion to give the Hawaii dele.
cation six votes caused a spirited de-
Ihare. in which Senators Foraker, Hop-
q ms and Babcock took part.
U The committee Oh resolutions re-
8ported al ::15 p. III, and the conVen-
stion was addressed by Senator Lod@e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
Wanted.

Ar experienced bookkkeeper ready
to 90 10 work July 1st. Apply by
Letter only with reference to
ISAAC DREYFUS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22

Geo. Reed has returned from Texas
but says he has nothing yet to say
with reference to the Pine Bluff team
or as to the result of his trip.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22

Owing to a misunderstanding in re-
gard to dates the Blass Buster Browns
of Little Rock did not play the Pine
Bluff Juniors at Forest park yester-
day afternoon. The game in Pine
Bluff has been postponed until the
professional team leaves home on an
other trip, when the amateurs will
play.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22

Strong drink keeps some men do VI
and helps others to get ahead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-22
i. + + 1. + 1. !. + !, /. + + + + +
+ Z.
< BASEBALL NEWS. j.
+ =
+ + + I. + + I. + + + + T.. + I.

Pine Bluff has signed another pitch
CT III the person Of " II. Deaver who
was lately released by Montgomery
in the Southern league and transpOr-
tation was wired him last NIGHT With
instructions to report at Pine Bluff
in time for the opening game with
Baton Rouge. Deayer is a young f@l-
low who was considered a good pitch
er until he got with the Mont ntgomery
bunch. He is anothe recruit from
the Southern league who is expected
to win many games here this season.
When Big Ed i.auzon cant get
up a joke on some one, he feels badly
all day, and in his efforts to }z@cp mp
the spirits of the team while they
were losing so many games on the
road he played many innocent pranks
on the several members. But I.auzon
did not forget the fans at home and
when the locals won that second
game from Greenvile. he fired in
telegram which read like this: Don't
hang us; hang the negro. We have
won game at last" The telegram
is said to have done much to revive
interest in baseball.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02
Good Spirits.

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky Their main source is the
liver-and all the fine spirits ever made
in the Blue Grass State could not
remedy bad liver or the hundred and
one i'll effects it produces. You can't
have good spirits and bad liver at the
same time. Your liver must be in fine
condition if you would feel bouyant,
happy and hopeful, bright of eye, light
IF step, vigorous and successful in your
pursuits. You can put your liver in
fine condition by using Green's August
Flower the greatest of all medicines
for rho liver and stomach and a certain
cure fn- dyspepsia or Indigestion. It
has been favorite household remedy
'or ev r thirty-fve yesls. August
Flew.r will make your liver healthy
md active ami thus insure you a
ibersl supply Of good spirits" Trial
IL 25r: 'eSular b'At e.. ~. Al al
4 rggists w T Brooks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02
Attention.

Below will be found testimonial of a
few of our hundreds of customers in
Bourbon county in regard to the manner
in which we have cleaned their feathers.
We expect to be in Bourbon and this
vicinity for at least six months. We guar
antee satisfaction or no pay. We have
cleaned at least 500 feather beds in Paris
in the last five weeks and have pleased
every customer. Lots of people are scep-
ticle about travelling men and agents, and
especially about feather renovators. We
can give good bank references and Iare
thoroughly responsible for every con-
tract we make. The public is Cordially
invited to call at our plant and see for
yourself the up-to-date manner in which
we carry on our business. Your patron
age is solicited.
COLUMBIA FEATHER CLEANING Co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02

CIVIC LEAGUE. Civic Improve
ment League of this city, are interesting
themselves in some good work, in way OF
improvements. In other cities the good
work of these leagues are being pushed
and it should be encouraged here in Paris.
AT a meeting of the general council held
in Lexington, an ordinance recommended
by the Board of Health was passed, pre-
hibiting expectoration on the streets or in
any public placein the city.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02
PROTECTS THE SYSTEM
AGAINST CATARRH.
HyOmei Prevents Colds and Cures
Catarrh. Money Back If
1t Fails.

Gan ounce of prevention is worth
pound of cure" A few breaths of Hyomei
through the neat pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit will check cold or the
grip at the start, and prevent serious and
lasting illness.
In all catarrhal troubles and diseases Of
the air passages, Hyomei has positive
action not possessed by any other medicine
or treatment. 1t is pleasant and con-
venient to use; simply put 20 drops of
Hyomei in the inhaler and breathe it a
few minutes four times a day. In this
way, every particle of air that enters the
lungs is charged with a healing balsam
that kills all catarrhal germs, soothes and
allays the irritated mucous membrane,
vitalizes the blood with ozone, and makes
a permanent and complete cure.
A Hyomei outfit costs buy 81, and con-
tains an inhaler, medicine dropper and
the bottle of Hyome. The inhaler lasts a
! lifetime and when more Hyomei is needed
extra bottles can be obtained for SOC.
Clarke & Co. give their personal guar
antee with every Hyomei outfit they sell
to refund the money if it does not cure.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02

AT banquet the other night Senator
Hanna said in the course of his remarks:
eve hold the age" but one of the papers
reported him as saying: ''We hold the
ace" Whether it was a typographical
error or-was purposely changed to cores
pond with his 'stand pal" policy is not
yet known-Commoner
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02

FROM Republican source it comes
that President Roosevelt has deserted his
loyal friend Foraker. He will pin his
hope on Hanna and trust to luck. Of
course it is. Known to the President that
Hanna will control the Ohio delegation
anyway, and he wants the nomination so
badly that he can taste it.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02

A NEW York brewery has dumped
5000 barrels of beer in North river as a
matter of economy. A marked increase
in the number of suicides by drowning
may be looked for from New York.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce E. P.
Clarke as a candidate for Sheriff of
Bourbon County, with Albert S. Thomp-
son and Vim. F. Talbot as deputies, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce Harvey
Hibler as candidate for Sheriff of
Bourbon County, with Brutus ]. Clay,
IT,, and James Burke as deputies, subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02

THE Legislature is extending a great
many invitations to American notables to
come to Frankfort and address them.
Neither Carrie Nation nor Dowie have
yet been invited, but the adjournment is
not yet and their time "may be a-comin'. ,"
Breckenridge Democrat.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1904-02-02

The Maysville Ledger, Republican,
says. The Louisville Post thinks Mr..
Roosevelt is stronger in Kentucky than
the Republican party. He might be all
that and not very strong then.