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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19
WoMAN's EXCHANoE.

4Ol West Railroad avenue. Bell
phone black 1852. All home cooking.
Fresh goods every day.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19

themselves. French let one straight
at him pass through his hands, Kunz
got tangled up with two on second and
Neher went to sleep and let an easy
one pass third, while Benn handed
over a bunch OF hits to show that
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19
1T is EASY TO MAKE GOOD
BREAD WITH CLUB HOUSE
81 OIIR

Drip, drip, drip, oil everywhere
better cook with safe gas.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19

Fights That Bring Big Money to the
PrincipaIs-ln Old Days Embryo
Champs Got Less Than Curtain
Raisers" Do Now-Corbett's Cos
cir
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19

Set Sporting World Aflame ana
Started the Pugs to TaIking-chal-
lenged "All the Buffers" SlaVin,
Mitchell and Corbett Preferred.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19
WHEN JOHN L. SULLIVAN
ISSUED HIS FAMOUS Def

tistics will show that this battle was
the banner money event in the history
of the ring.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19

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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19


If lie Or n no Ut Is h r tan ad OF TIL majors
frs b rani AInske pitcher
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19

present the visitors half dozen coun-
ters. When it came to the seventh
inning, the Brownies awoke a bit and
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-19

WE ARE NOT READY, but The PUBLIC IS
opnt sdoOs April
| those eatng frs the sites n b. tn esdep
cty o the announem
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
Cotton Seed.

II vou wan, cotton that Will double
the yield u the ordinary variety. plant
cllpcppef's improved big bolt prolific
s>s'ioa seed. II leads everywhere.
VIII make twooT three bales per acre
Try IL aud Dec convinced. Will scnd
pamphlet ~ description and ;cN,imo.
itaia. Price ! bus 81. 81. s bus Sos
10 bue s1@. so. Viii make snecsal price
"n Large ordefs. J. r.. Crtrrrpep.
T.uthorsstii-. Ca.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
Giiiner- Thornton Cattle Co.

TA1sLaTsftA ALABAMA.
Southern Ersssch ut O. iltncF IIfoa. Ken.
t0rkS ilrrrtoFds. Eninercc. Ky.
Esccdcta N itertaserrd iicrrfords aud
aealct@ In al. kinds Of FINE
LIVE STOCK
kcni@cky herd. headed bs the fam.
ouN Imp Brit,ah~t. Alabama herd
iae sdcst by kuN~aneu; 81 liiahet. Special
attention - sitr southern sta,cs and
tpbau Export Trmf~. Choice stock
always o. hand. Write ua before
huviug elsewhere
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
More Truth than Poetry.

The Incubator Co..
Imagine eighteen million chicks
Lined UP in Il row.
And jus, suppose with ono accord
They'd all begin TO Tow
Wouldn't that nc n lusty ad.
For the Sure Hatch cor
Eighteen million chi:kcns are
hatched every year by Sure
Hatch lncu5ators.
"Incredib!e"! you say in aston.
ishmeut. We'll, let's see.
Over 10000 incubators hav,
been sold 10y the Sure Hatch 10
cubator Co. and are in rcgular
use throughout the United
States.
IT each of these ma :hincs take
of only ihre. patches % loo
chickens each 10 tho curse OF 4
year. jus, sharpen YOU pencil
end see what il amounts TO.
You will find tina, oar state.
mcnt il right-ovcr ls.000.O OC
chickens a year.
II these chickens arc sold nj
fifty cents each. IL would amount
to S9.ooo.op each year.
JUS, think Of one incubator
company located IN Nebraska,
helping 10 add such an cnor nous
amount of money 10 the coun.
,ry's wealth.
The old. original Sure Hatch
Incubator 90. that manufacture
the only Sure Hatch Incubator
on the markc, arc selling more
i~ncuha,or- and breeders this
wear than ever before. their an.
DUAL sales being larger than any
other incubator company IN the
world.
Surely they may DC rardouet
TOR doing a little Growing on
their owa account.
They have a new catalogue
which il very attrac,ivcly got
ten up this year and which tell.
all about Sure Hatch Incubator,
and Broodcr-.
This catalogue is free and yot
should drop ,hcma postal and
get IL At once. Address them
Sure Hatch Ircubt,or Co. Clay
Centre. Neb.. or Indianapolis.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
Dairy Supplies

| have 4 fuii line ~ Rocker churns
cine Bali Davis swing creamery foot
power. Al! sIacs in stock. Butter work.
srs. butter boxes with ice Chambers.
butter printers, parchment paper, but.
ter color, m,.~ bottles in quarts. pint>
and hall pints bottle cap, and DE laval
cream separator which | guarantee 90
save 81" per c"S I,cr year. Send me
Your orders. Catalogue tree.
|. a. MADDEN,
iS1 Whitehall ST. Atlanta. Ga.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15

herewith enclose corrected
report. You read authorizations
wrong. that ~ OK. tcock.) for
cockcrcl. This shows me 90
have won ist ckl. on W. Rocks
when II should be To MIR. Scales,
md does not show me to have
non ist Ok. Cock ~ Il should
have done.
PsoP. ToNY HIM PLTy. YpS.
Amory, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
w. w. LONG,,

Htttf ALLIANCE. LOUISIANA.
Breeder and shipper III high class
exhibition Black Langshan.. j1ol Ian.
Iehy March aud April ha;chcd a;
irs9'ts . - in ~ sfSn
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
For Sale or Exchange

fpr other stock. avc Jacks. seven
lcne'ts. ose registered Morgan S,aIlion
VI. l.. ErpNs. Bonneville. Aiis..
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
SPECIALS

Two ycarling Registered Short Horn
Bulls AZ $500 each.
4 nice lot Of Duroc Jersey Pigs NJ
-. % each.
Also a Guc To- of Barred Plymouth
kock CocLercls a. SI.nl each.
{. ". SHAVER.
kF No +, Bush creek. Tenn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
BRADY MFG CO.,


Ne~Aya. n and n. A. Tai
bert. ~ Hardy ssassrsn. Ma.
eAyg
"Cn two acres 81 Land. IN
cnsatsnstsssss cultivation for ea
ycaSa No rus Que ssssa OF VII
gsnIa- tasutina tcTssttsrs. atsi.
yaut~ .stsssansins druusts fFutsa
March su Juis. 80 gathered
COTTON whtrh sinssosf sw q tsasrs
Weighing sxaa ths each This
tAnd. without sorsiisasus. uss.s
ally made ono bale usa s~u
arres, whtcts cieaY1y shows q
god pyuEt Ia favor % :efsIii-
SET"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
II West Alabama Street.
GA.


Mr.. J. ". kifnhrungta. OF tise
EfnabFatEh Hardware Co, %
W Webster. tIa-. writes
~ never. ia cur lives. had
snytlsEnE that EAso us NJ much
satisfaction and pleasure ~
slsc tlsgtnta tarUtlna Frrsiti+
Ezra They tsavu made In their
frarnas. and have gotten our
casualty ~. tscsscF coalition. n.
tsatscIatly. than ever hefurc In
tsa history. attst 20 n wist tho
gr~atret pleasure that wr 70.
rutmu.cs,d ttle~c scgtliizrTw 10
tfar " hole MoEtl.~
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-02-15
SAVE iT.All

ssY fsTE~sty tStfa<ttzx Yx16f
asms. Pc rad tssai6jnx.
axsng sit~ drains. ftcs c.
are. aiseisws~ laytna -
nhssd, otstsIni. 4 anIlm
Ard k=9tiat~a ~seass t.
tA ~ y t~stss inssrumgue
msaS. Write kx des<xie
tsss xssxuIaFa atsss TseAtim
a Twsasing eta. fRn
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15

Governor benjamin II. odcll against
the United states ShIpbuildIng com.
pany was settled by the Mercantile
Trust company b..,nuse. rs he remem.
bered. bin to repeal the Mcrcaniile's
chartes had been Introduced. and tho
Influence Of the former governor over
Albany affairs was g-r''y 'caret
r. II. Hartman. ~ Intimate frici-
OF Mr.. Odell and nj the time Il director
In the Equitable he said. was one OF
those who feared retal.itoTr measures
In case the settlement should not be
made and urged that the payment be
made by the trust company.
Mr.. Hyde also declared In words
carefully chosen that members OF the
Prick committee. which severely crlti
cised him in III report to the Equitable
had "hoped by the did of n conspiracy
TO deprive him of his rights and Of his
control of the majority stock Of the so
ciety.
He also said that his sale of stock Of
the Equitable was bona fide trans
action paid for in cash.
81 received" he said, "for my stock
a certified check from Mr.. Thomas +.
Ryan. There was no agreement about
the return OF the shares in any contin
gency. 1t was absolutely a sale with
out string to IT,"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
rms Is So Much Its Mantle of Righteousness Worn
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Mn ss oas q lAs f,au, tnlalsl.msas q
ne ssasoA


liis very certain hat there .ill h.
90 nner ehisfialnmeni THE season In
iisanlngion ihaa The presentation al
"isomso aud juliet" by Mrs Hannibal
A Williams Of Nss York In the Con
gregsilonai chapel Friday evening Of
Deal seek. Nov "a. Tickets for Tho
dramatic recital -ill b. sold al nh,
coats. aud all ticket holders will b.
invited 10 iaiN By Mrs Williams on
The kaslsad Of shsksspsars's Ting
Tho Saturday ailefnooa follosing. Il
10 beins planned ~ b. ys both The sse.
aing recital aud Tho stisrno 20 lecture
illustrated 9Th Instrumental ana
vocal music. from . multitude OF
enthusiastic comments on ihe wofk OF
Mrs Williams lhls notice IL gisen from
the Dallsion, n. ", Daily Journal
"Mrs Hannibal Williams In her rsn.
dsring - 'iiomso aud juliet" 81 10.
Presbyterian chapel last evening.
reached The highest point Of artistic
aaish aud interpretation.
Mrs Williams has = voice msllo.
aud rich. aud dsyslopcd 10 all lie rsngs
80 that shsc aa lmpersona,e each OF tho
characters. both male aud female. 10
shatesPcaro's plays. requiring. ~ Il
doss. . marvellous scops and range OF
vocal poser. She stops upon The stage
sithoui note or scrap Of reference,
and reclios practically tho whole play,
silhoui hssitailon. aud trce from the
slightest fault In voice infection. rat.
local expression. Aod kcon and subtle
divinailon ADD Interpretation OF lie
hall concealed and half revealed
motive and feeling that make Shake.
spesre's characters shipc forth and
&C, like beings Of Hesh and blood
controlled and sssycd by duplex and
conflicting motives. interests and pas.
slons.
Mrs williams art Il so exquisite
that one gets q much better idea OF The
play from hearing her. than from see.
ing IL produced 10 the ordinary wsy
upon the stare, because tho mind il
DOT distracted by n multitude OF char
actors aud the scenery and machiner /,
cfthe stage; 90 that tho full beauty and
gl.tter OF the gems and jewels OF
Shakespeare's wonderful soul ADD wit,
fall In foods Of marvellous splendvr
and beauty upon the delighted ear"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
MYERS STORE BURNED
Another Catastrophe for . wsII.Kno~n Dry
Goods House.

Albany, Nov. i5-Fire broke out
about o'clock this morning in the
dry goods store OF the John @ Myers
Co. on the eastside OF No. Pear. street
between Steuben and Columbia street
A general alarm called the entire fire
department TO the scene. The build
ing and contents we're entirely de
stroyed. At 2 As o'clock the FIRE was
reported under control.
The building was one OF two temper
AIRY stories occupied by the Myers Co
since the collapse OF Its building last
August at which time several persons
were killed.
The building was four stories high
and covered considerable ground. A
conservative estimate places the total
loss at $3.50, 900 of which 500. 200 is on
the building.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
Prince Charles Of De-
King Of Norwa
TULE or tAAK0N
PIsbIseiis In Norway Shows
A3I Tor Charles and o4.44
Against Him. I

cHnisTiASfA. Nov. ih.-ke,
the pisblsclis show that Prince
Of Denmark IL the choice % y"
hing. 1he vote was go All %
favor Of q monarchy.
A peculiar part of Tho pie
the strong monsrchlsi msjo(
tanned IN the ssronEholds o. u
llcan leaders. The rcpublicl
came from the interior aud q
districts. while tho monarch
ment was strong In tho y
Christisnia and along the q,
republicans counted on poll
cent Of the votes. but got a,
Prince Charles Il the 80
the Crown Prince ChFlstisa
Denmark and grandson Of
TX. who IL called the faith
pesn royalty. The sccond<
Christian 10 0eorsc l.. kinl
Ills oldest daughter h Y
drs OF England. bud ~
ter. Dssmar. 4. y d6vaFa
Russia. widow Of AIexand
third daughter. Thyra. II
Che Duke Of Cumberland.
demar. the youngest Of Chr
drcn. married the Princc<
Orleans. whose husband v
mist heir 20 the throne OF "
Prince Charles. who has
that he will ascend the third
way under the title Of Haakf
last king Of the separate md
Norway having been Haakoti
ried In 1875 Maud. princes
Great Britain and Irclandl
ono son. Prince Alexander. ID
dringham. England. In 1870
Charles In thIry,thrce year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
NORTH HOOSlCK

Leslie Russell Is home on a vacation
Geo. Russell is somewhat better ut
present.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Brooks we're in So
SALISBURY Sunday.
Mr. Ward has moved into Charles
Klages tenement upstairs.
Isalena Bouplon who hes been at
home for some time has returned to
Troy.
Mr. and Mrs White OF No Adams
visited her aunt, Mrs David Eldridge,
Sunday.
Mrs Sherwood Haswell and grand
daughter visited her sister, Mrs Chas.
Haswell, Tuesday.
Mr. Baker had the misfortune to cut
off the end of his thumb and cut two
npgsrs In the paper cutter last week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
FINED $50 FOR ASSAULT.
chsic, .. Meme ei wsileomsss cossieisd
In Ngnieipsl Court

Charles p. Morse Of walIoomsac
vas convicted 10 municipal court
Tuesday Of an assault on his brother,
Henry Morse and fined ESQ and costs.
lie took 90 appeal and the assaulted
brother became his bondsmsn.
The assault vas committed scIlrm.
Der o. 1904 a, North Bennington. The
brothers / ad some trouble over pro.
pcriy left by the death Of their mother.
Charles made a vicious assault upon
his brother and then left the state. lie
has since lived nj walioomsae, n. Y
lie was In Bennington recently and
was at once arrested by Officer Russell.
Ball ives provided for his appearance
and the trial resulted In his conviction.
Grand Juror T. G Bennett appeared
for the state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
CONSTABLE ARRESTED
POwnsl Officer Charged With Being Mixed Up
in Assault.

Constable F 4 Wilson of Pownal
arrived here yesterday afternoon hav-
ing in charge, constable F N Davis
who is charged with being an access -
DRY to Stephen Pratt in an assault up.
on Ernest Dorman In that town cou-
pie OF weeks ago. He furnished bail
for his appearance In municipal court
Dec. 2.
In Justice court in Pownal, Tues
day, the case state vs. Stephen Pratt.
accused of assault In which he nearly
bit of the ear OF Ernest Dorman and
inflicted other injuries, was nolle
pressed at the request of the justice;
Pratt was Immediately rearrested un
der another warrant and gavelbail for
his appearance in municipal court in
this village Dec. 2.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
FOR HUNTING ON SUNDAY
faxon Bowen Of Rsadsboro Fined $40 and
Costs,

faxon Bowen Of Rsadsboro Fined $40 and
Costs.
Faxon Bowen of Readshoro was ar.
raigned in Municipal court Wednes-
day morning on charge Of hunting
on Sunday. He pleaded guilty and
was fined $40 and costs, the whole
amounting to SSH.
The authorities never would have
known that Bowen had broken the law
about Sunday hunting had he not &C
cidentally shot his companion, Harold
Plumb. The accident caused consid.
CRADLE discussion in Readsboro and
the fact that it happened on Sunday
became generally known.
County Game Warden Harry Chase
went to Readsboro Monday and ar
rested Bowen. Naturally the cNse
would have been tried In P
but Bowen preferred to
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
Christian Ought BE Better Religion Than Some OF the Ode
asa DEER WERE KILLED.
A. Assss. = ose, % To- tssA - as as
pDt

pSt
State Fish aud Game Commissioners
II q rhomss Of Riose Furnishes he
statistics bslo. ~ Tho numeef 81 deer
killed darihg The opee season.
Ia isoi there -eFs al deer legally
killed In vsrmoa, IN isa days. sVsrss
los AZ aud oBe isuih ioF each day 81
hanilng, For tho year ipoa there ~efv
isi deer KILLED Ia siK days, averaging
~ and too thirds foe each day. of
over 80 pc osn' more killed Ia isos
for the Sane ,ims lhan ia isoi. Tsenil
sish, non'rssldsnl Licenses rers lssas'i
oi rhieh hys. Lssls Aasii. North
Adams, Mass. Don Hair. Marlboro.
q Hi Bridges, South pesrasld.
Mass. DF y ! fo~ors. Chelsea. Mas 3
aud Eibfidgs y wheslsr, bridgeport,
conn.; each secured = hps seeclnrn
shich sSrc shipped oul - Tho state,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 15.-The
English system of humping races was
introduced at Harvard. when sixteen
eight-Oared crews from numerous
dOrmitorIes in two divisions rowed
down the Charles river for a mile and
an eighth before freezing north.
wester. AS in England, the crews were
accompanied by a large number Of
students who ran along the banks
Three crews were bumped.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
CHARLES tLwGLl .EAD
Ace saltssi = Tssa fss bsa fsilias -
p.a tss.

Charles Elssii died last aiFLl Al no
hams ~ his daashisF, NiGHls Elssii,
ca couniy slHsi, ils vas boa Ia
llsnainEi9A y years aga and hsd a.
says lived Ia losR Ito sas = carfsa
lsF by trade ssd bad soFssi GA s"ns
AZ li.s iarss baildinss rFrv,sd hsfs
Aboai = ysaF ago bic hszlsh began
~ iaii and hs has siboe h-sh eoalnsd
a. sis bsi mech ~ tie iims, Ito 10
saF.issd b. = asaghiFF siih sh"m b.
iissd aud = sister Ia Souih Dakuia.
Tho iansFal arFsassnFuis have not
lsi heea made,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
PREPARATION FOR HANGING
4 Call 10 sats Ready for the Execution Of
Ar mary Rossr.

South Royalion. Nov. i5-Depuiy
sheriff uazen has received an Official
call for the preparations for the prob
able execution OF Mrs Mary Rogers
under ses,cnee Of death for the murder
OF her husband, which II 10 take place
Dec. : at the Windsor state prison.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
TO PREVENT DISEASE
cAiiua Ia lhs nssi.s SsAssl Mi Have h.
disa-si rs.sii,

According b. distractions from lis
gsls board II health, arrangements
have hesn made By shich pupils 10 she
graded school viii hsrrai.sr have ihsiF
grn rsncils 'oF continuous vss nHlii
hey are completely used %.
This sili DO assy 9Th ias heroic
ioFs misifs oi Psncils, etc. aad save
Any psssl 10 ,Tpossrs q disease. ihai
might rlsnr a. a result 81 placing
lbsm IL il,e mouth az ehlldrch esPoci'
slly 49,, liable 90 do.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
CUB War IN b.
'uddsa Increase Of popuIatiel
In Abaaconed Dinf'sl

In Abandoned Di,ir'5
County Examiner -
vas called last weel
assist In straightenid
that had arisen 10 the d
iy known as Beartown ,.
slope Of Equinox monnts
ago the distric, had
dourishing s,hool but Z
away and the number ol
dren at last became so
finally became necessary
the = hool. This was dom
ago.
Not long ago q man ny
Thomas moved into the 4
went to wo k at the Noun
Thomas was q good cand
membership In the anti-raI
club for, counting himself
his family consistedaxf.sq
Such a sudden addition
school population at once 81
AZ itation for . school. A
signed by some Of the best 81
Sandgste, was sent to County
ner varney and princi sally
the efforts ofMiss Alice 5owe,
sentiment for a schools .
When the county exam
Beartown he found q god
the population ready to "a
subject was thoroughly d
settled that the Bearto'
should be carried daily al
expense to the red school
miles down the valley ID
esta blishing the school q
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
CHIMNEY BURNED OUT.
Pee Dspsinsai Called 10 Ihs .. Noble
Have House.

a burning ohimney In the summer
residence Of ]. y. Hayes on Main 81
called oul the Ere department shortly
before noon today. lie family had
departed for Ncw York 90 the morn
ing train aud the fire H. the chimney
-as sell under way before u ~ss dis
coSsrcd. IL vas not necessary 10 pot
oh a STREAM Of wais the contents OF
q couple oi hand cxilnguishsu being
cfcciual IN putting out the Ore.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-15
A.uARANrEEo CURE roRrrLEs

Itching. Hisd. Bleeding Protruding PILES
PAz0 OINTMENT falls 20 cure In 10 u da, ..
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-03-11
W THINGS OF PAPER.
Table Covers as Well as Napkins
Paper Favors-.WOmen's Hats
Also Of Paper.

Paper table covers may now be
had, as well as paper napkins and
dOylies. Table coverings have long
been made by gluing together
crepe paper, which can be bought
in long rolls of any color or shade
desired, and, like paper printed
with border or all-Over designs,
the borders being festOOned r roth
erwise treated for greater decOra-
tive effect, says the New York Sun.
But now there are offered paper
table covers of a single piece, de-
signed for outings or picnics or
luncheons. They are ~ by 20
inches, and are printed in designs
like those to be found on the paper
napkins. They are made with de-
signs appropriate to various &C.
casions, as, with violets for a VIC.
let luncheon; pink roses for a rose
luncheon, and holly for the holt
day season. A luncheon set Of pa
per containing a table cover, IL
napkins and II doylies, all printed
with the same design, can be
bought for Is cents.
There are now made 500 or more
cotillon fayOrs that are in part or
wholly Of paper, these favOrscOm-
prising an almost endless variety
of things, and ranging in price
from five cents to three dollars
apiece. There are also made paper
flowers of every known varietyfor
the adOrnment of the home, and
for the decoration of entire interi-
ors, including Towering vines, and
that sort of thing.
But the most astonishing among
the newer things made Of paper
are the wOmen's and children's
hats, which are produced in great
variety, ranging from sun bonnets
OF paper, made in imitation of
Bingham, that sell for % cents, up
to hats of the most elaborate de.
signs that sell for three dollars.
Some of these more elaborate hats
may have about them some real
ribbon, and perhaps tulle, but
more of them are made Of paper
wholly, including flowers, feathers
and all, the paper materials used
being built upon the hat frame and
attached to the hat.
These hats are made in every
style and in white and in all sorts
of colors and combinations of col
Ors, and in every variety of trim.
ming, hats suited to any and every
sort of costume.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-03-11

James Thornton, considered the
most dangerous man in the Missouri
%penitentiary, has been taken out OF
solitary confinement to end his days in
the hospital. Ten months ago he was
discovered as be was about to get out
OF bis cell. he had a lot Of dynamite
and declared that In a few minutes he
would have blown his way through the
north wall OF the PRISON. Although
death Is near he steadfastly refuses TO
tell where or how he got the dynamite.
Exchange.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-03-11
Survey Of New Alton Railway.

Higginsville JehersOnian:
Il is practically certain that the
Chicago & Alton will build anew track
through the north side Of the city.
G. Older, chief engineer Of the road,
and a force Of assistants we're here the
first Of the week making q survey
through the county. The survey lie
just north Of the wagon road between
Ibis city and the Confederate Home
or about half way to the home. This
will Of courte necessitate another de-
pot. 1t is understood that the new
road will be used for all heavy freight
ing and heavy passenger trains.
The new road will leave the main
line at Norton, seven miles this side OF
Slater and tap the road again about
Odessa, a distance Of 80 miles. This
is made necessary to avoid the heavy
grades on the main line.
This new enterprise together with
the electric line soon to begin build.
ing, so stated. will make things pretty
lively in this town for the next year
or two.