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The Washington times., 1905-10-08
A Masterpiece Saved.

There is a pathetic story of a French
sculptor. who. after years of toll. had at
last achieved a masterpiece. but IL. spite
of his hard work and great talent he
was reduced to actual want. One Bit
ter winter night he awoke and realized
that the biting frost would ruin the
clay figure. and so taking the coverings
from his bed he crept downstairs and
wrapped them around the figure. and
lay down 10 sleep exposed TO the bitter
cold. In the morning they found him
stretched out beneath his work. dead
from exposure and want. but the statue.
which has since then ranked as one of
the masterpieces of art, was saved.
just such devotion TO her work has re-
Gently been shown by a young English
authoress. Miss A,lonby was the writer
of a novel called THE Fulillment.'
book with n purpose: for this young wo-
man held that she had mission TO this
age. She took the book to Messrs. Green
ing. publishers and for some reason
she believed that they did not intend
20 accept. and consequently she threw
herself into the river. believing that
her death would attract attention to her
work and that IL would then be publish
ed and read. AS matter of fact the
publishers had decided to bring out the
book. although she was not aware of
cSc.r intention
Tho book has some remarkable char
acteristics. The dedication is in itself
remarkable, as IL runs: Dedicated to
God with all the reverence of which the
human heart is capable" Read in the
light Of the recent tragedy the story told
In The Fulfilment' is doubly fascinat-
ing. for the authoress forcshadows her
4
three disconnected but consequent
scenes: Earth, Hell and Heaven. In
the first is the tragedy. Deborah.
poor but clever girl. has written a book.
Her whole mind is given 10 seeing IL pub
hshed. Her life is unhappy for she Is
net only misunderstood by her family.
but she is physically unattractive. Still.
almost every thought was given TO her
work; she had few thoughts TO spare
for the workaday world. That THE
Fulhlment" is straight from the poor
girls heart is shown but too clearly by
the vividness Of the description.
The attention of the public has been
purchased with the authors life. and the
DOCK VIII be read with sad interest.
Smoked Peace Pipe.
The Rhodes scholars have had time to
form strong opinions about the English
university and it's undergraduates.
Speaking to an Englishman at oxford.
Rhodes scholar from a far State gave
very graphic account of his impressions
as he smoked his pipe of peace.
At Oxford he said. you learn to
live man keeps his body I'm a down
bed I'LL 10 o'clock I'm snoozing comfort.
After cold bath ne has a huge break
fast After period OF torpor and smok
Ing he does some mental wnrk In the
afternoon good dose of exercise. either
on the river or up at the ground-hard.
healthy English sport. Tea time arrives.
tha delightful restful meal with Just q
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Russia and the Jews.

i have recently been reading book
which hope may before long be trans
lated into English and widely read in
this country and in America. The name
of the author is Verdane, and the title
of the book "Ceux Quon me prise" 1t
Is the history of the Russian govern
ment's dealing with the Jews. and surely
at no epoch in history can anything
more hideous have occurred than this
modern massacre. not of lives only but
of honor and of hone The descriptions of
Jewish life are minutely drawn. and the
old reproach that they have as people
nc vocation but the usurer is well
answered by the fact that a Jew in
Russia may enter hardly any profession
and may not hold land / had occasion
lately TO talk to cultured Russian
Iewess. who told me that during the re-
cent war Jewish. doctors were sent to
the front in great numbers. but that dur
ing their absence their wives were not
allowed to live in St. Petersburg. but
were driven out. thus often losing their
homes and wandering as exiles alone
and unprotected.
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
WOMAN SWIMMER
PLEASES GAY PAREE
Miss Kellerman, of Eng
land, Makes Good Showing.
THIRD IN A GREAT RACE
Duke of Orleans Home From the Arc.
tic, Writes Lady Henry
Somerset.

LONDON. Oct THE great swim
ming race in Paris has excited the Wild
est interest, and the fact that in SO Sc
we're a contest Miss KeIIerman came
third is big triumph for athletic wo-
men,
Paulus, the French winner. was over
whelmed with applause when, dripping
and victorious, he was removed from
the water. He was mobbed by his ex-
cited compatriots. and clapped and
kissed alternately
Miss Kellerman. on leaving the water.
received great ovation. She had swan
splendidly. and all down the course
cries OF ''Vive la Missi' showed that
she had swan straight into the hearts
OF the Parisians as well as straight
through the heart of Paris. She ate two
chickens during her swim. Before going
to the. Folies-Bergere this evening, /
am told she received three offers of
marriage, all of which she refused.
smilingly but firmly.
Miss Kellerman is to stay in Paris
for a week, and will give an exhibition
of swimming In the baths before she
leaves
The Washington times., 1905-10-08
Returned From Arctic.

The Duke of Orleans has just re-
turned from his exploring expedition in
the Arctic region The ducal explorer
and his officers and crew had a most
adventurous voyage. They were frozen
up for ten weeks. and at the beginning
of August the masts, rigging, and fun
mel of the ship seemed to be of solid
ice. The monotony and the cold of the
ten weeks were terrible.
The party was dependent upon a plen-
tiful supply of bear for fresh meat while
in the ice. They averaged two bears a
week. and they have returned with a
number of fine bearskins and two live
bears. They also obtained a number of
seals and wairuses.
The Belgica is an excellent ship for
Arctic exploration purposes as her bow
is ten feet in thickness. Her crew,
French and Norwegian, number twenty
three all told
The Washington times., 1905-10-08

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

$50 parf Mbs., auei Wotormdnner,
unb Sobn Chambers, 90. $50 Weff
Waibington Str, Elm @onbuctsur,
purben uegen l1eberfabrens zines
Salaudes selegentlt9 bes grbmore
5euers berbaftet.
M q o n S b a n. %, elm far=
bigger porter in Sienfen bes glappOol
9otels, murbe seftern unter Der Mn-
flase Soc 8roots. All Musfingam
Ctr. nit t6otli9en Wafen bebrobt su
baben. berbaftet. Serbian lieb fd an=
geblid Elm S9ieBeiien uno fu9telte
benz Broots nit benz Singe bann unter
Der Naie berum. 8ropfs. benz Der
Spab nidt gefiel, erlanste einen ger-
baftsbefebl. ben bic &ablerpoliaiffen
6ua nnb Shine oann on SOroan aus'
fhbrten. Serbian 1T bon muir fleiner
Statur uno er beriu9te bic Beamten
9lauben gu MAIDEN, oaB er erft Is Sabre
alt let. b~erplapperte fid ieoob uni GEE
ffanb, baB er mebrere Sabre auBerbalb
Der Stabt. felt Ia Sabren isbo9 bier
beadnbis anidiFg let.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
SnoianeG Democratic Glmb.

Die reuerpdblten Sirettorert BEG
vSnbiana Democratic Club" ber-
iammsltsn fid seftern Nbenb gum erften
Male unter ibrem YrdRoenten &oberi
5. Sprin9fteen unb ihres Setreiairs
D. %. Yapne.
Gin gef4lub wuroe sefabt. Die bur6
bic osmotratiiasn Mitsliebsr Der 2e'
sislatur erfolgte @abl beg 9errn Sohn
%. 9ern gum 9anbibaten ftr ben
gunoesienat gut3ubeiben.
Sir oas laufsnoe Sabr murbsn biz
folgenben @omites bur4 ben prdf.
benton %ernaInt: e. 81
gomite fir Mitglieoeri4aft: Nlberi
Sabm, Siram Brotpn, elliott SoOten,
Or. u. &pan, 8beobore Dapis, Sobn
s. Nppel. .. s. Dad, Sobn %. 9olb=
man, Grant Cabin, Grant 8. Bater.
gbans Woo1en, 5enrp Srisbman, So=
fepb %. BEL, Sofepb @olier. Sbomas
6ollett, q. 6. Senfins, %. s. pat.
ton, Sames 6. Mc@uaousb, Sobr
Carton, s. 6. Barrett, 5obn %. Sol.
ger, Samuel s. pattiiOn uno 3. 70.
Papne.
Sinans.Gomits: q. 6. Ssntins. 5.
Jiihbad unb Sofepb Collier.
6~aus.@omite: 6. &unpan Wai.
U. Sowning uno SOhn I%uferbioe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

Gs lit nnperfennbar. oaB Der of
aiatiihe 2riea au9 auf bic rufii@e
2iteratur ginhnB aus3uiiben beginnt;
unb guar miro bisier ginfuB ebeniO
In Der Mbnabme Der gfi9erer3eugung,
uie in Der oes 8t9erperbrau6es er=
fidtli9. Die Nbnahme beg Bidder.
berbrau9es III bebauerlid, ba bas ruiz
fif9e pubIitum Obnebin ni4t gerabe
isbr bel Bidder fault; oas sinten Der
proouftion bin9esen fann unter oieien
1mffdnben rt9t geraoe als elm nn9lhd
beseihnet uereen. Sin meiterer auf
ben 2rieg binpsiIsnrer 3us if oann
rlatiirlih bic 2iteratur, bic brett burd
Die greisnihe i'm fernen Often herpOr=
gerufen if. go eri9eint in ct. pe-
%tsrsburs cine neue biuise Sases3situng
Die 2riess3eit", bic gan5 ben 2riegs-
ersi9nifsn gstpiomet 1T; uno in WOs=
tau uirb su benz slei9en 3wede cine
ilufrirts Wo6sni4rift Ser 3riss
nit Sapan" berausgegeben. Gin
sroBartiges Wert berfpridt bas iiber
ben iapanii9.ruiii@en 3rieg, feline ur.
laden, ben 9risssidaupIaB uno bic
Silfsaueasn Bel 2rieefRbrsnben 30
merben, bas u. Winograoou i'm 9luf.
TRACE Der @sisli9aft our J6rssruns
militdrii9er Renntnihe beraussibt.
pa bisie @sieafdaft nit ben Sser-
fh6rern in birefter Werbinbung Itebt
uno fortseiebt eisene 3uperldiise Ia9=
ri9ten bonn &riegsidauplabe erbdlt, 10
bari man bon oieisr 8er6fsntIi9uns
pobl bas Wertbbolfe ertpartsn. gn
bic beibsn bstrausrtfen Opfer Der 2a=
taftrop6e bes yPetropatplowst" er-
innern stpei fernere untsrnebmungen.
Gum Nnoenfen Werei&asins aisbt bic
biefise @eielidaft biloenoer 8hnfler
einen Sammslbanb 6eraus, befsn gr=
tras einem 2tnfler-u nterfiibunss=
fon6s 3ufisben lou.
3uglel4 erfdbrt mon, bob f9 IN
2ronfabt wsrtbbOlle M"uf3eidnunsen
bes Nemirals WatarOtu 9%efunoen bas
ben, Die feline @itttpe i'm 9ereins nit
sinissn Marinsoffsieren our93ufebsn
unb tbeilmeife berausauseben beab-
R9tiat. Ser 10 borssitig aug benz Sc.
ben geriRene &omiral mar bstanntli9
Der. 0srfaRer Der tpertbbollen Werfe
vInalpis Der bic 2ampffdbigfeit Der
e9ife beoinseuoen Glsmsnte" uub
,BetrantunQett iiber Seetattif."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
Yoltsetlt@es Maerlet.
Gin Brief pirb sum @erratber.

Sin Brief, ben er unabf9tli9
In isiner Sai9e beIieb, leitete aur Ser
baftuns bes ginbre@ers, Der Greo.
WOerner's @ei9dft an Der g. SQinois
StraBe Dor mebreren 3agen beraubte.
Woernsr lieB nod s9luB ieines &C.
f9dftes am lAbenoe &Od uno @efte
bdngen. Ser 2aben tpurbe beraubt,
mebrere ubren unb anbcre WertbIa&en
wurben qeifoblen unb unter Nnoersm
au4 @oerner's Rod unb @efe, an be-
rem STEELE Der ginbre9er feline eigens
bintsrlisb. Ser Sisb persab aber bic
9ai9en feines binterlaRenen &odes
ausaulserer unb bic 9etefiibs 9auier
uno 2arib fanoen in benz binterIaKe.
men Rofe einett al, George @pi6er
abreifirten 8rief. Sober mar Der Sic.
fisen polisei unbstannt. Der pofRem.
pei ieboa beranlaBte bic Beamten Fd
na1 atlanta. Sno., gu tpenben. mo
man cine Gamilie @olber auHanb.
@eOrge @olberi Der In Snbianapolis
getpeien unb Der nod atlanta 3uriid.
eereift NOR. uurbe berbaftet unb burd
Deteitip 2ari6 mad bier sebra&t unb
unter bic Mnilase oes ginbru9s aes
ftelt. @olber aefanb rnb bei&uIoigts
auelei& gilbert Oldham, @tsrt bee
California 9auies. Der, wie er iaste,
cine Der uhrsn als 3abluns fir eins
0ofre9nune annabm. Oldham murbs
perbaftet unb urrter Nntlaae Der Deb.
lerei geftslt. 6idman fast, bob er BIZ
1br nur ols pfanb, gerabe tpie anbers
ibni fberlnRette @egenfdn6e, anna5m
@tItiam @yiffin, %. 33s
on @ai1instun Str, 90 9eloHp, 26;
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
Nene Gsieai9aftsn intorporirt.

Sbre Sncorporations=P apiere baben
bic folgenosn 8sisai&aftsn binterlegt;
80. Wubl Drug Company, Snbi-
annapolis, 9apital SIS, 900; Sirefto.
rem: Siegmar Mubl, Sissmar Wubl
ST., @arl %. @1ulmeper.
vSnbiana 6arbor State 8ant"
CAT @bicagO, Snb., 2apital $50. 900,
gilbert DeW. @rstine, prdfoent; Ottr
5. @onoOIpb. 2aifrer.
~Snoiana Oil, Sos anb Wininq
@Ompanp", capital 500, 900; Sirec.
loren: 5. %. Sonar. DC. M. Mor.
rom, WiQiam Or. Seller, u. s.
Snpber, Waior Collins. S. $. 2etuis
un6 paul @imiep.
IS. q. Sighting COMPANY, Sort
Wapns. capital $500; Sirsctoren:
pbiIipp s. Suron, 9arIep q. RatiOu
ilnb Wiliam 8. Station.
r@outb geno Drioins Club, @api.
tai $500; Sirectoren: @eorge M,
Stakeholder, Samuel W. 2eeper,
Charles Be9teI, s. 6omaro gufbing,
Wiliam 8. 8arrp, Grant Carton,
Wiliam s. Wiler.
,5abp Oil @ompanp", Netp Oort,
@apital So, 900. iu9te I'M bic @rlaub.
nib nod. i'm State Snbiana @sf9dfts
er6fnen 3u f6nnsn.
vNeru Carlisle Creamery Company,
Capital auf 800. 900 erb6bt.
.padaro Manufacturing Co.,
st. Wabne, capital boz, $24, 600 auI
$48, 900 erb6bt.
.@eneba Goal Company" @eneba,
@apitul $4,000; Sireetoren: Wiaiam
Mspp, Samuel @elp. 6omer ponitus,
&. gomin 2ranaer unb Wiaiam &.
Qeeter.
rSperrp Manufacturing Company.
Ut. Wapne. capital $25, 900; Siree'
loren: CHARLES %. Sperm, 8. Qebor
Sperrp, Belle Or. Sperrp; BARRIE
@rubbs unb 6erman 8. @ruhbs.
/ .Jobn 0eaRon Rinins Co.; Ga
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
vetrulemmfelo in seutfnIaus.

Oas Selgebiet in Der 2iineburaer
9eihe 5tptfhen Werben unb Wiebe lift
Der gentralpunfi bes beutf4en grb6ls
lanbes, mo i'm Sabre 1908 Al 600, 1000
2ilosramm, i'm 9albjabr 1904 Wlprils
Sftober) iebod bereits 35,O0O,O00
Rilogramm bes @rb0ls getuonnen pcrs
ben iinb. 9as Sel bat nur elm fpeaiz
fif9es @epi9t bon 0.88 unb entbdlt
4O.5 prosent 8renn0le unb fonn febr
leiht au Brennpetroleum umgearbeitet
iperben. Sc tpirb bebauptet. baB BET
elmer, bur1 rationele Nusbeutung gsz
neiserten Probrftion bas Selgebiet Der
2~ineburser 9eibe ben sefammten Be
barf an Qeuhtpetroleum fir DeutiA<
lunb 3u beden imffanbe fei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

Sic 8abnsn baben idon 10 piele
Yribilsgien, baB bic Staot ni4t in bic
Sai6e gu ersifsn brau9t unl So9ge=
lsiie on ssfdbrli9en 2reusunsen gu
erlansen. Sas Weni9ffe mas Die Sab=
men Der Stabt als 8~egenleituna ftr
@sbrau9 Der StraBen uns bic Pri=
bilegien esbsl t6nnen. fino ausgiebige
Siderheitsma Breseln fur bic sefdbr=
liGen Strefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

Sem geri9t bes 2risgsiefrstdrs
9aft nod berrf8t Rube In ben pbi'
Iippinert, aber ben In lebterer 3eit bier
ouoelangtsn Na8ri9ten aufclge 1T es
FIR amerifaner INNER nod eine &c.
sdbrlide Sn&e iiber 2ano 81 reiien.
Die Ru6e erifrsdt f4 allen Anf&ein
nod auf bic garniionirten Orti9aften
uns aud bort fteben bic Sruppen ftetis
unter WaHea, ura gessn ueberfdls
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
spesial'2 pnr iisIi@ mad ben
beribmten HefortS nno Maroi @ras
nia YennipItania Qinien.

Nontas. "a. Sebruar 1905. Beii1tisunss.
S4la9tfeIb'Anfidt entIans Der 2inie. 53tuei
Gage in New Orleans rudbrenb Ses tpeItbes
ribmtetl Rarbi @ras garnenaI8. 1lnfoften
flr IL Gage, einf4liebli4 puumans. $55.
S@reiben Sic an SO. SO. Mi1arbion, MIfi<
ftent General 9aRasiers sasent, Snbianes
polls, fir Giu3eInbeitsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

pitaI $25, 600; Sirectoren: Sobn sc.
6eafon, Clara Or. 9saiton unS Wil-
rner @brifian.
photographers Ahociation Of @ms.
riea", Ssrrs Saute; Sirectoren: @eor9e
o. So0awap, 6. S. Handkerchief uno
u. 8. proctor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
GptuiitttItdt.

8ebienter gum 9ittit.ller, Der
poae 5pei Stunben i'm @or5immer ge=
partet bait: nMir fdat eben Elm, baB
Seine Greellena beim Sortseben sefagi
bat, baB er beute ni9t mebr fommt!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

sMus N~euftabt Bel 3oburs
pirb beridtet: Die bisiiee @isbaGb=
lung ereab nuBer 10 unb 10 piel pfers
ben. Rinbsrn II. +. m. audi elm einaiess
Saaf. Oamit nun Heuftabt in gu
funft .idaffrei" fsi, beidlofIsn einise
6erren, bas einaise %an5ufaufen unb
au beripei{en, mas audi sefdah. Sc
1ah einem beriibmten Sabe bas Sdaf
Der auItur peidt, ideint Neuitaot bei
8oburs Defenders melt Dorsei4ritten
~ fem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

gefaert 3n isin unb elm SpaaierSarg
bur9 Die Wdloer tommt einem Selbf-
m~orbberiu9 gIei9. Die &ube mag oa
iein, aber he if unbeimlid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

Bsperibge uno 0ementuaD limb
Beioe oasu an9etban, ben Staat Sn'
biana als gunoesienatoren piirbia gu
pertreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18
6runbeigentbum1s : uebertragunsen

uto
Muftin 6. Wenbenbal on Solomon
Mpsrs, She'll bon Section 10, Sotpn.
ibip IA, &anse 2, 80 @dsr, Decatur
Somnfbip. $1875.
Nnbretp 8. Burns an MarDb Craig,
Got A, Muei9's 8. Nobition, Sio=
feite Der 26. Str, Dfli6 por, Mortbtpe.
fern Npe. $4,000.
Wilmer s. @briQian ir. an bic Ma-
rion Srut Co., &scsioer, Got Al,
@brifian's Sf SnbianapOlis aobi.
tton, WaibingtOn Str, 6ftli9 bon
Grace. $1400.
patrid s. GIannsbp on Nnorem
Smith, Got 255, Worton Ylace, Wefs
ieite Der Central Ibe., n6roli4 bon
20. Str. $2500.
Sobn Grannas an &obert &sntI9,
She'll bon Got 1876, @ranes n6roli9e
Nbb., norbmeflide gde Der IL. Ctr.
unb Big Sour i. &. $470.
Sames .. Sdrate an Sorace Mc-
3ap, Got $50, SadiOn part, n6roli9
bon %. Str. 500.
Spbn s. Sobnion an Wm. y. Yars
ions, Sots 449, $50 uno asa, Sights
8elebus Subj. n6rbli9 46. Ctr.
$500.
Sba O. Smith an Butler 1niber=
ftp, 2ots 1877, 248, 249, IL, Is. Is
bis 35, 124. 125 uno 1876, 8rpan's
Norboft Mbb., nabe &ural Str. api-
iden 80. unb 80. Ctr. $129.71.
Gillian 90. Shelby an @sorse $.
Braton, 2ots 166 unb 1877, @eagatn
part, mefli9e Settle Der Cornell Nps.,
nOrbli9 bon "a. Ctr. SIS, 900.
Rapmonb Brotprl an Wm. 6. Ste
benton. Got Is, gitsl's q. Meribian
Ctr. Mbb.. fibIi9e Settle Der gitel
Mbe.. 6fIi9 bon Meribian Ctr. $500.
gfber @oplan an Sfbore Seible-
man, Srufse, She'll bon 2Ots 26 unb
81 in OutlOt 81, 48 SUB GrOnt, per-
bsHsrt, OHisite bsr gbop Str, rtbrbs
LID bon MerriG Str. $1,000.
Union Sruf COMPANY. Srufee, an
Sobn $. 9oaioap. ST.. u. u. 2Ots
IS unb 70 in Walbinston part. 200
1872, 1872 bel 200 Sub, baeant. @eit.
ieite Der 9eIamare Str, n6rbli9 Der
Sc. Str. 5000.
Waria Worbees an emma Seit9,
bic n6rbli4e 5dlfte Der Cots Is uno
Is, square 2 in 8late & &aD's Subj.
Der MuBenlot IL, 90 bel 1886 SUB.
berbeKert, eiiomefsgde Der Warfet u.
Bloomington ctr. $1,000.
Oscar 6. Seit9. Mominifrator. an
u. .. Grant, bieielben 8ots. $1,000.
". .. Grant on Oscar g. 9eitf9,
bieielben 2ots. $1,000.
gbmin pusb an @asloro 9awtins,
2ot LIZ In Sobnfon's OF @aibinaton
Ctr. Noo., 40 BET $50 6ub, perbefert,
Wefieite bon Seffsrfon Moe., ihbIi&
bon Mi9iean Str. $500.
Silis 9adeborn an Wiliam SirOm,
Got 8, glod Is in 5letaer's 9orbofi-
Mob.. 40 bel 140 SUB, uerbeKert, Cf-
isite bon MIporb Str, n6roli9 bon
20. ctr. $500.
Mbolpb Cation an Sbos. g.. @aton,
u. ". She'll Sec. q unb %, Soun=
ibip Is, &an9e 5, A older, Granflin
$ownibip. 50, 500.
Cabin s. 6letdsr an Sobn 2ang.
Got so, Sboemafer & ~2ipptncotfs
Nbb. @efieite Bebiae- gbe. rl6rbli9
bon IL. Str. $500.
Sobn 6. SoIer an 6elet 6. Qearp,
Got 8, Square 4, Walter's Of Sbio
Str. Subbibiion, Sioieite Der Seem
Dort Str, tpeitli9 bon Oriental @tr.
$1,000.
Mnbrew W. Stpeenep an Wiliam 81.
Bropn, She'll bon Got 8. 9aa place
abolition, @effeite Der S1inois Str,
n6roli9 bon Is. $12, 600.
garter Qtier ar Gani!p 3tfer, Got
206 In Worton place, 40 bel 155 SUB,
berbeHert, Ofleite Der Neu Serfep
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-18

- Rau@t BE BONANZA.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-09
RIGHT TIME TO CURE CATARRH
Clarke & Co. Guarantee Hyomei Viii
Cure If Used Now.

The early summer when the weather
becomes warm and settled, is the best
time of the whole year to treat
catarrhal troubles with the expecta-
ton of complete and lasting relief.
Everyone who has catarrh of the
head and throat should know how
foolish it is to try and cure it by
drugging the stomach.
Until recent your physician would
have said that the only way to cure
catarrh would be by change of eli
mate, but now with Hyomei you can
carry health-giving climate in your
purse or vest pocket, and by breath
ing it few minutes four times day
soon cure yourself.
Everyone who has catarrh or even
tendency to catarrh, should use
Hyomei now, for the benefit will be
gained twice as quickly and the dis
ease thoroughly eradicated from the
system.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but one dollar, and includes a neat
pocket inhaler, a medicine dropper
and sufficient Hyomei for several
weeks treatment. The inhaler lasts
lifetime, and if more Hyomei is
needed, extra bottles can be obtained
for 80 cents.
In Paris there are scores of we'll
known people who have been cured
of catarrh by Hyomei. If it does not
cure you, Clarke & Co. will return
your money. This is the strongest
evidence they can offer as to their
faith in this remedy.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-09
a HEALING WONDER
Discoveries by a Louisville Chemist.

The most remarkable remedy that has
ever been known for the cure of pains
and aches of all kinds by external appli-
cation is Paracamph, First Aid to the In
jured. Paracamph is charming, pleas
ing combination of soothing, cooling.
healing oils and canphor. No poison
Gus drugs, such as opium, morphine or
cocaine, but safe and sure home remedy.
Paracamph gives immediate relief for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Muscles,
Coughs, Colds in the Head or Chest,
Group, Sprains, Bruises, Skin Diseases,
Cuts and Burns. Relieves Burns instantly
and heals without leaving ugly scars.
Absolutely prevents Blood Poisoning.
Paracamph is a panacea for all the acct
dents of the household. 1t is Americas
most reliable household remedy. Get
bottle to-day; if you are not satisfied with
its results, bring it back and get your
money. Every bottle guaranteed. Tria
size &c.; family sizes Soc. and $1.0n
G. S. Warden & Son, Spe cial Agents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-09
STOCK AND CROP.

AT Cynthiana, Joe H. Berry de-
liveced II, 900 pounds of tobacco Frid; y
to w. A. Kenda at II is straight.
VIM. Whaley shipped two loads of
hogs Saturday night for which he paid
$4.75 to $4.85. They were nice ones.
James E. Clay delivered 5,4S
pounds of wool in one load to a local
dealer last week, receiving 1870 for
the load.
AT the Barton sale in Cynthiana,
John F. Barbee, of Millersburg,
bought two head of horses paying the
top price for one of them-$2O2.5
-Ex-Bourbon John w. Hutsell, OF
Cincinnati, sold 100 acres of his farm
in Montgomery county, to T. J. Per
gram, of Bath county, at $27.25 an
..Cre.
w. w. Talbot has sold his place
of 40 Ocres, near Cynthiana, to Mrs.
Mary B. Garrard for 81 1000, and pur-
chased of @. A. Harvey 30 acres, ne, I
Rdddell's Mills, and moved to it.
Jonas We'll will ship tomorrow
800 fat cattle to Baltimore. These
cattle have been slop fed at the
Paris distilling company, and $50 OF
the number will be exported to the
European markets.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-09
C. N. o. & T. P. Railway.

Homeseeker's excursion to Michigan
via Queen & Crescent Route. Tickets
on sale April 18th and May End and
18th, 1905, at greatly reduced rates to
Au Sable, Beaverton, Branch, Breth-
rem, Cadillac, Gladwin, Kaleva, Man
istee, Merritt, Lewiston at ST. Helens.
Tickets are limited 10 days from the
date of sale. Ask agents for paticu-
lars, or write E. N. Aiken, T. P. A.,
Lexington, KY, or w. G. Rinearson,
G. P. A, Cincinnati, o.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-05-09

SHOES AT COsT.-Buy your shoes
from Thomson, he is selling out at
cost to quit business. Fixtures for
sale. If