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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
Pearls Of Sulu.

Some yearsago the sultan of Su-
lu learned that the pearl fishermen
were reaping big profits. He sup
piled his revenue collectors with
sleeves and ordered that all pearls
found near Sulu must be tested in
these sleeves. Those that dropped
through were to be retained by
the fishermen; those that re-
manned in the sleeves were to be-
long to the sultan for taxes. 1t
nearly ruined the pearl fisheries.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
HORSES HEART EsEa:;S.
Former Charger of Gen. Boulanger
Dies In Most Tragic
Manner.

A column of troops marched
past the Alsace column in the
Place dc la Concorde, Paris. tie
other day with drums beating ant,
fifes playing, suys Il recent Paris
relott.
a broken-down old black horse
dra wing Il cart lieaped up with
vegetables, heard the music and
saw The soldiers.
In the seat of the cart, half
asleep in the blazing sun, was
Nine. Lecocq, who had been to
Paris market. to buy supplies for
her grocery store.
At t.ie sound of the drums and
the sight of the red-legged sol.
diers in the Place de la concorde
the old horse came to life. He
pranced and trotted at the head OF
the marching column, nearly
shaking Nine. i.ecoca off the seat.
Half way across the square the
horse stopped. His knees gave
way, and he fell dead with his
heart broken. Mime. Lccocg was
thrown to the ground. The sol
diers marched around the wreck
and laughed.
In front of the Alsace column.
just II years ago, almost to a Gay.
this same black horse nearly up
set the government of France. On
that day he pranceI through the
Place de Ia Concorde CARRYING on
his back Gen. Eoulanger, then the
idol OF the masses, WHO came with
in an ace OF being another Napo,
leon. They called Boulanger "tle
man on horseback"
The man died an exiled suicide
in Brussels. The horse lived on
in humble oblivion until it died on
the scene of its great triumph.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
DESTROY NUMEROUS CATS
Hslines Should Be Destroyed to Pre-.
vent Their Wholesale Slaugh-
ter Of Birds.

1t Ia with great pleasure that see In
different magazines and journals how
many people are trying TO protect the
birds, especially the blutb.rds ana
wrens. gays John Burroughs, in Outing.
These two birds are among our best loved
birds. Both need mans assistance,
especially so the bluebirds. AS the
English sparrow pushes farther and
farther into the country. occupying all
the former nesting places Of the blue
bird. and as old trees are cut down and
orchards are trimmed and pruned. 1t be-
comes harder every year fer blueb rds to
fird nesting sites. The bluebird and
wren are characteristic Of the American
home. Every effort to save them from
extinction is most pra.sewcrthy.
A great deal OF the work Of bird lovers,
game protectors. bird magazines, legisa-
ton. etc. is brought to nau1ht by the
multitude ofcats that swarm in the coun-
try. The other day nelghbor of mine
sn!d friend OF his In New York
wanted to send him a dozen quail for
stociiing purposes. II replied" contin-
ued my friend. that 1t was no use. At
the next house they have So ven cats. the
rext FIVE. another two. arother twenty
odd. ard so on" Here in the Hudson
valley IN winter one sees more cat tracks
than anything else. Set tran for mink
along tse ioae!iest brook, or for skunk
in the fsrthest field. and you are more
li'.oly In catch cat The very people
who world have you arrested for shoot
t,,.Y y ,,,k ,fr ,v,b l.
Of hunting as wnnton slaughter, will re-
joice In the number Of birds. squirrels.
rabbits ciipmunks. quail. etc, their
cats can fill."
1t has been carefully estimated that
the eats Of New England alone kill &c.,
600 birds year. But recently neigh
Dor came to me rejoicing In the fact
that their cat had Just }il!cd a wren.
Another neighbor hrnrs of their cat and
how she brings in rabbit nearly every
day. A cat that could ELL hermit
thrush should have medal and pen
zion! The ladies' OF the Audubon soci-
cities that cry cut against wearing feath-
ers In h,ts will keep supply Of cats
that 90 more damafe than NIL TIE mil
liners II the country. Every spring
thousands Of city families go to the
country to spend the summer that at
once get brood o, Kittens. All sum-
mer TREY make delightful pets being fed
Tn cram and csressed and kisssd by
tie children Of the family. In ire fall
these people return TO the city. turn rg
Tier pets adrift without thought. 1t Ia
crrel 10 the c1ts-those that escape
starvation live on birds and tame.
bringing up brocds OF wild cats the next
year.
1t is n rule here amang tho q"ail HINT
ers to shoot all cats on sight. II all the
hunters Of the country would tale this
up. great good. no doubt. would result.
Dead fall-. Of the common figure four"
tyre. set rnder hedges. etc. V ould ex-
terminate many cats. Poisoning sdan-
gcrous bnd not to be tbousau6f. i
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
Administrators Notice,

E.estnte OF Louis W. Queen, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Administrator OF the esthte OF Louis W.
the Stale Of Colorado. licensed. hereby
gives notice that he viii appear before the
County Court OF said County, at the Court
Term, I9Dj, ON the last Monday In July next,
Mt which time all persons having Chains
ed 10 attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons Indebted to
-y,id cstnte nre requested to make inimedI-
ute payment to the undersigned.
Dnted mt Meekcr his I'd day Of June, A. ID.
1861. JNo. a. WATSON,
,in7-jys) Administrator.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
Notice of Dissolution.

Public notice Is hereby given that at n
meeting OF the stock holders of The Western
slope Telephone Company held APRIL 18th,
lsgj, AT the Office OF the company, li2l Cham
pm street, Denver. Colorado, the following
resolution was ndopted:
"Resolyed that The Western Slope Teie-
phone Company be and Is hereby dissolved,
and the life OF the company Terminated
Public notice is hereby given OF said dis
solution. as by statute required.
tSEAL1 Z. NJ. BURGESS,
Vice President.
Attest: IL. w. BELLARD,
Secretary.
Dated, Denver, Colorado. April 18th, 1905.
tmi3-inl7)
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
ATTENTION
HORSE
BREEDERS
The Season Now Open.

s'Grisou." imported Percheron
stallion, French number ic292,
American number iio23) who won
II gold medal in Frunce i'll 1853.
now owned by the Rio Blanco
Percheron Horse assoc iation. will
make the season Mt Harp's barn.
See Poster for particulars.
Free pasture for mares: best of
car. but no responsibility as
surned for accidents.
This horse weighs 1870 pounds.
black with star In forehead, n per-
fectiy formed horse. four wears
old and is considered one OF the
best stations in this country.
Prizes otYered-$0 for the best
colt six months old, s25 for the
next best and free service for the
third best.
Terms-siJ, six months negoti-
able note, with insurance.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
Cur trade constantly grows because
we give people what they want and
at a price THAT is fair. City Drug Store.

The State Board of Nurse Examin-
ers is ready TO register trained gradu-
ate nurses under the provisions Of
IAN Act Relating to Professional
Nursing" passed by the Fifteenth
general assembly of the state of Colo
RADIO. For information apply to Miss
Louie Croft Boyd, l25 East Eigh-
teenth avenue, Denver, Colo. GS-I7)
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17

The Russian peasants are beginning
to name their children after the oft
mentioned towns in the seat Of war. Tho
name Arthur was very rare up to the
present year: now it is all the rage. One
child was baptized VIaGivostok, another
RetyilGn. and SO on. ~.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
roothsone breakfast Dish.

Some steweG frs served On boiled rice
with sugar ard cream serve to make a
delioiously appetiz!ng change In place
O. the customary breakfast cereals
which one often gets tired of.-Boston
Globe.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-06-17
Lemons.

Twenty-eight varieties OF the lemon
crow in Italy; in france. IL.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

". Ralhsabansh 3. s. aalnsHhauab.
pie Raloenbaueh Banf
beicrst aasemetne ganfSefddtts
@len Mngelegenbetten, wel4e
Der 8anf iiberSeben wer~
ben, wtrb prcmpte u.
1prsfdlttge Auf>
merflamfett
gewttmet.
@elp 8e8en cute st6crbett
ans8elebnt.
9epniiten iperben Sinien he3ablt.
vw 9te Banf ift bur6 eiuen biebsfheren @elb
4rorf unb teuerf4ers Sepblbe 9e9eE Werinte 9e'
6Hst.
y. q 8alnsnbnateh,
6ailier
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
&nslann.


sSm oer9auaenen Sabre uurben in
9sutfdlaub 1856 perionen Der Waie.
itdtsbeleioisuns iduloi9 befunoen.
Ser Cberprdiiosnt Der Rhsiupropin,.
Ssreiberr bon SdorIemer. bat bic Ser.
iiiauna astroIfen. ooB bic Stabtp,r.
tualtunaen sur Ginoerung Der 6leiids
notb Den 8ertauT bon Gleiib fur bic
drmere 8eu6ltsruna iibsrnebmsn ooer
oea Gieboertaufs=8 =8snoHsnIdaftsn Ser.
taufsrdume iiberlaHeu iolen. 3u9leit
bot Der Sberprdlioent empIoblsn. baB
bic 3ehenuerpaltuneen uno 8rrBbes
triebe Die 8erior9un9 ibrer Arbeitsr
nit 5leifd iibsrnebmen m66ten.
ytad elmer Meloun9 oes 8. Eel.
lit Die SeioentontOnsSnoufri in Sa=
pan our4 itarten ReQen ednslib 3u
8runoe 9eridtet. aud Die Reisernte 1T
uOlli9 oerloren. Sn ben orei Rsaies
runesbssirten Sutuibima, Mpiaet uno
Snate. nit elmer 2anobep6lterun9 bon
mebr als elmer Willlon &6pfen. berridt
unter oen 8auern 6unQersnptb. 9as
Wetter 1T isbr talt. 9ie He9ieruuo
BAT Elm 0ilfsunternebmen eingsleitet.
lleberIhwemmunQen riAten in gang
Stallen grpBsn S9aoen ar. Der
9rDBte She'll Der @ampagne 3omana
1T unter g8aner, uno ielbit bic 9tad=
baridaft Don Rom 1T iiberHutbet. Sie
beriihmte gaiilita Don ct. paul 1T
oOnl Wul1er umgeben. uno es lit Elm
gootoienlt ein9etidtet tDoruen. um on
lie berantOmnen 81 tOnnen.
@uf Die 6oroerun9en Der Ma9te
in Se5uQ auf Museoonien anttportet
Die 9Iorte nit neln uno oieie 9nttport
entbdlt auh Die unperihdmte 8robuna,
oaB bic Qusiibunq eiuess 8gufes lei.
tnes @uropas Die tiirtiide 8eOOlterung
beranla6eu t6nnte, WieoerOeroeltuug
an Den @brilten 81 iiben.
Nus S6lelien tOmmt Die unerfreus
li6e Sunoe. oaB in OerI9ieoeneu @e=
9enoen Der BrOUina ole @sniffarre
pieoer aufaetreten 1T. 9ie furdtbare
Seude bat bsreits mieoer Elm bliibenoes
Wenlbenleben QefOroert uno 5par in
ShweiOniB. SOrt lit Elm Wunn oes
@rlten S6leiiI6en @renaoier =He9i=
meuts gto. 10 an Der &rantbeit 9eItor=
ben. pdbreno mebrere anOere Soloaten
an ibr oarnieoerlie9en. Nud in Der
llm9e9eno bon MDslotuiB in Sber=
lhleIien bat iid bic &rantbeit tpieoer
9eaei9t uno SDar peroen BON bort 5ebn
grtrantun9en aemeloet.
&aum baben Die 9fOrDeger einen
G0nis 9enablt. 10 tonnten Iie aud
idon oen 8eburtstaa Der &Oniain
feiern, Der auf ben 26. Nouember fiel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
Ge6sfa6er Woro.

5e6s Meilen ilolid BON Snoepen=
oence. Sa., wuroen am Samfas Nad=.
mittaa Srau William McWiliams
uno ibre flint Ginoer, i'm Nlter bon 3
bis l8 Sabren liebeno. ermoroet in
ibrer @obnuna auf9eIunoen. Ser
Batte uno 0aier. g8llliam WcWll=
liams, befinoet lid isBt in Snoepen=
oence, oes 8erbredpns anSetIaat, in
DaIt.
Die 6rau mar offenbar ermOroet
moroen. tpdbreno lie am Sero nit Der
3nbereitung elnes Wables belh1tti9t
mar, oeEn als ole 2eiben 9efunoeu
wurben. iparen Gle Speiien in ben
&eHsln nod beiB. Ser Srau mar Der
S1doel nit einem Sammer einses
i9la9eu woroeu, uno lie mar oann AUDI
nod init einem Wteh,r fur6tbar ser=
baft porben. 9lab oen WOro maren
Die Ginoer ,pabrl6einlib eins nod benz
anoeren BON orauBen bereingerufen uno
oetDotet poroen. 9as ore, Sabre alte
Wdo9en bate nod Sanoihube OH uno
elm Stiif Gutterbroo in Der Sano. VS.
mar nit einem S1lag oes Sammers
eet6otet uno oann Der Wtutter in Den
Mrm oelest woroen. Sur Die l6 Sabre
alte So6ter iheint nm ibr 2eben se-
tdmpft 81 baben. oenn ibre 9dnot
tuaren ara serlbnitten.
Ser Moro purbe ppn einem Wlilb.
mann entoeft, Der na1 Der 6arm 9e.
tommen mar, un WtilA al holen. Wil'
liams bate inamilbeu lelne blutiger
Gleioer ausseaoaen, lih iauber setlei
Oct unb NOR nod sSnoepenoence aesan
gen. no er anl Mbeno perbaftet Iuuroe
@r ipiro .auf ieiuen 8siliessaifano bin
iunterludt merDen.
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PoIitii6es.

Sroboem bic eiaentliben Mrbeiten
am gonamaiandl nod oar niht anae
fan9en baben, bot bic Banana. Ron,ii.
Iion. Don Der es fiirslid bieb. Iie bdtte
nod SO, GOO. 600 8elb on 0ano. es
bod f,rtia aebradt. $4,000. 900
gduloen al MAIDEN. Gin pielreripre'
denber anfaua.
st bridt nnb fneift on rnandsn
Gte(len. Der 6odhtarif. 5sbt ertldren
auh bic 5huhfobrifanten. baB unfere
3oaaeiebe einen sn bobcn Spann
baben.
giner gntfheibuna bes Buubesober.
eeritbts aufolee finoet oas 0erjdbrunas.
qefeb auf bic Millionaire Der National=
banten feline Mnmenbuna. 9as Gtaatss
| aefeb In Ohio. ponah iraeno cine
Yerlon, nelfe I'm Spiel perliert. sur
Wieoererfattuna bes Yerluites iih on
Die 8eribte tpenben tann. tpuroe bonn
Bunbesob beresridt als perfaRun9smGs
Big ansrtannt.
Der forme(le Mustaui6 Der ratifisir=
ten 6riebenspertrdge atuiI6en RuBlano
unb esopan bat ON Samftna um 4
llbr Nadn,ittaa I'M Staots= Separte=
ment itattoefunoen. nobel Baron &o'
fen, Der ruiIiihe gotihafter. unb Der
| iapanii1e 8eianote Safobira als 0er.
treter ibrer Souperdne funeirten. Sic
| 3eremonie berlief in einfo6her @eiie.
@s muroen feline Reoen eebalten.
BrdIioert &ooiepelt bat am Montae
ben Ser. ct. 6ilfsidakmeiler William
| g. 2ieb In philadelphia meQen yforts
pdRrenber flaaranter YerlsBung Dec
@ipiloienitseieBes ieines Nmtes entiebt.
babel ideut Iih Der prdlioent ourduus
niht bic Seitimmunoen oes Gipiloienit=
aeiebss ielbIt auBer adt su fafien. tpenn
oies ibm in Den S,am paBt.
9as pi6tiae Reiultat Der Inter
| iuduna qegeu bic 2ebensberl,herunqs.
| 8eieli6often miro Elm NationalQeiet
iein. tuelhes oorihreibt, oaB ale Nus.
Qoben bel Der Mabltampagne fiir ben
9rdIioenten uno Die RonorebmitQlieoel
nur burb beitimmte PerIouen erfol9eu
oIrfen, nno biele tperoen qenaue Nus
j funft qeben rniiIien. bon mem iie Set
fir Sampaanesmefe erbalten uno nit
Iie es beripenoet baben. 9amit perber
Die beimliden 8eiIteuern, tpie bic Ser:
liderun9s. Sompa9nien lie fix Gam:
paqneapefe Qeleiltet baben, aufbDren -
ooer anoers 9ebudt neroeu.
Sur9 cine @ntIdeioung bes Sber'
oeridts, nel6e als enoaultia un3uleber
1T, bat Wapor Som 8. sSobnIon Dor
@lebelano in Ieinem Sample um oas
3 Gents Gabr9slO einen SieQ errunaen.
inbem oas erndbnte 8eti6t Die oies:
besiialihsn 8eitjmmungen oes @leDe'
lano @itD @ounci! als 5u &eAt bette
beno anerfannte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30
NeueTes.

Rad teleerapbiider Melbung aus
Samburq bauien in Der Rorhiee hsftige
Stiirme. 8iele Sdiffe lino nnterae=
gan9en, uno es miro Elm erbebliber
@erluit an Menidenleben au betla9en
iein. Ser @isentbumsidaoeu 1T Elm
semaltiaer. gon 8urbauen aus lit Die
Sdiffabrt gdn3lib gum Stiaitano ae=
tDmmeil.
Ser Strife in Der idblld,t5iirinsi=
iden Sertil. Snbuitrie lit laut elmer
9rabtnabri1t aus @sra beenoei. Die
Nrbeiter nebmen bic Nrbeit bebin9unes=
los mieoer auf. Sbre Mittel waren
p0llig erlb6pft. uno 10 iparfen iie Die
6linte in's Gorn. Ser 0erbano Der
ldbiiid tbiiringiiben Webereien bat
nunmebr beidlollen. am Mitttpod ben
Setrieb in poaem umfans nleoer aufs
aunehmen.
Ser neue Witboi=Gapitdn Samuel
Slaat un0 anbere Observation-Disclosures
haben fd ben beutIden Sruppen erge=
ben uno ibre Waffen abqeliefert.
Nadoem am q. Nopember aht
Rriegslhite Der Dereini9ten 6lotte Der
8rObmd9te in Wptilene 500 6eeleute
9elanoet uno oas 3olls uno 5elesra=
pbenbureau nit 8eiblaa belegt batten,
bat Der Sultan bur6 Semlit HaI1a.
Den Minilter bes MeuBern. bem oiter=
reidiih=ungarilhen 8otldafter 6rei.
BERN BON galiee antiinoisen lahen.
oab Die 5tirtei iib ben Goroerungen
Der Mddte beshslid Der ma3eoonilden
Ginanstontrolle fii9e.
Nuf ben Seen berrihte in Der Diens=
taa Naht Elm iurdtbarer Sturnl. 9rei
Dampfer iino seitrauoet, Elm anoere,
|eina in 5iiife unb elmer marc gum
Wraf. Dian fiirhtet, baB aud Wen-
| ihenleben aum Gpfer aefallen.
Bunbeslenator Burton bon GanIas
tpuroe ipegen MmtsmiBbrauA su feds
Monaten GefdnaniB nebf elmer guB,
bon $2500 nnb 2oiten perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-30

@ute Weine uno 2iqueure an
meoisiniiber 3tpeden fiRoet man IN
4bolpb's Niqueur-Store am pub.ic
Square, telephone 351. II
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Wann ermorost tpuroe. ReQp III lett
Der 3eit berihmunoen.

Sie 6armen in ben Yer. Gtaaten
baben nod elmer 3ufammsnneauna bss
5efretdrs @ilion I'm Sabre 1905 ben
bisher unerrsiaten 8espinn BON &c..
Ais. 100000 abaemorfen. Die fir
Ulais. Seu. @si,en uno Reis ersieItsn
@efammt.preiie uarsn bbber pie ie
3uuor. aber nur bic Waisernte mar
9rDBer tpie in fraberen sSabren.
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9eutlde 8ader
b erfanfen.

9ie fol9enoen belisbten &omane f6n-
nen in Der Office oieies Slattes besosen
meroen:
Nus einer flcinen 0arniinn Soc
Muf hunfeln Wegeu 35e
9eibcigen 25e
Ser &rGlus bon Rbtlabelp5ia 35e
Sie Strake Der 8erlornen 25e
9as 3ei9en Der Bier Soc
Ser 9muo bon Baskerville 35c
Mftenitad 90. 113 35t
Seber. Der uus einen neuen Mbors
nenten bri,iat. Der Elm Sahr i'm borai 8
be3ablt. bat oas &edt. iid ems biefer
Bidder ats prdmie aussuwdblen.
I'LL J. / / / / / !. i / [ I i
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Ginc ME feblenoe gnnperab {

bon grDt. bns bic @efunoheit f6roert
1T ypeerleb" Webl. Gs iii bon Wei=
3en aelnabt uno nur Die 6toffe iino
auseeihieoen, uelde Die Ueroauung
ii6rens uno Die Berbauunssorgane
lnmdden. Die Gabritation miro nad
Der neuelfen. beiten Metbobe betrieben.
Die .peerleB" Gunbgrube tuirit arOhe
Dibibenben ab, oh man einen Sad oa.
bon taufe ODER 1000 saB suiammen.
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abonllisrt auf Oen ugeObahter"
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
III Judge Smiths Court.

VIM. Horne, the short-change artist
here during the recent street fair, was
tried before Judge Smith yesterday,
the charge of converting money of
another to his own use' being chang
ed to petit larceny. He confessed to
his guilt and the Judge gave him three
months in jail at hard labor in each
case. He will therefore remain in
our city for six months as a boarder
of Jailer Judy.
Sam Adams, charged with breach
of the peace, was fined $14.5O each in
two cases.
Chas. Breckenridge, colored, who
was on trial before Judge Smith five
years ago when the alarm was given
that the Court House was on fire,
was for the first time since that occa-
sion before the Judge again. The
charge against him was breach of the
peace and he was assessed S14.5O.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
School Shoes.
be seen

There is a vast difference between
just plain school shoes and our school
shoes. Our school shoes are made by
the best shoemakers in the country.
We wont have a school shoe that is
not a good one. That is the reason
we sell SO many. 1t is time for
school shoes now. Bring the boys
and girls here. You will be surprised
at our values. Fall styles are now
ready. School shoes in all sizes. The
best line of footwear for men, women
and children.
Also sole agent for Hanan and Net
tletOn mems fine shoes.
GEORGE MCWILLIAMS.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Millinery Hints.

Mrs. Corne Watson Baird has just
returned from the East, where she
has been for several weeks selecting
one of the most beautiful stocks of
Fall Millinery, that was ever purchased
for the Paris trade.
Mrs Watson tells us that the Fall
styles are the prettiest she has ever
seen; the Alice Roosevelt blue, the
new Bagonia shade and the greys
ranging from the French gray to the
gun metal, will be the prevailing
colors. The receda and olive greens
will also be very popular.
Mrs. Baird's stock is arriving daily,
having received some beautiful Polo
Turbins, Z which will be extremely
popular, and the Dress Hats with
short fronts and high backs are very
smart; the walking hats with the
high crowns are again in style and
are nobbier than ever. Mrs. Baird
extends a cordial invitation to all her
old customers to call and will be glad
to see many new ones. Mrs. Baird
says 'goods we'll bought are half sold"
and if this is true her stock won't last
long
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
New Grocery and Meat Firm.

We call attention to the advertise
ment of Kenney & Clark, the new
firm who have purchased o. Edwards
stock of fancy and stable groceries
and meat market, on fifth page of
this issue.
Mr.. @. T. Kenney and Mr..
John T. Clark, the members of
the new firm, are two very clever and
popular young men, who solicit the
old trade of the house and also the
trade of their many friends in the
city and county.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
PARIS, KENTUCKY, FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, 1905.
ADJUSTMENTS.

An entire and complete change
of programme each year, is the in
lnfallible rule with the management
of the Great Barlow Minstrels. This
is undoubtedly one of the secrets Of
Mr.. Coburn's successes, and it is now
well-known among all classes of
theatre goers that no matter how
good speciality my be, or how clever
and successful the song or story of
comedian or balladist, the new
seasons performance must include a
budget of entirely new vintage, and
by live energetic performers if they
wish to keep in the ranks of this
popular company. They will be at
the Grand on Saturday night.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Sabbath Observance League.

Rev. DR.. Thompson, Chairman of
the Sabbath Observance League of
the Uuited States, will deliver a Iect-
ure on Sabbath Observance" at the
Christian Church, Sunday evening, at
usual hour of worship.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Street Car Shop Burns.

The repair shop of the Lexington
Railway Company, together with a
number of winter cars, was destroyed
by fire Tuesday afternoon, with loss
of about $4,000.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
IS WHITE ARTISTS SIS
Every Promise Fulfilled.

New Singers, New Comedians, New
Songs, New Jokes, New Stories, New
Novelties, New Specialties and Ex-
elusive Vaudeville Features.
Not one Objectionable feature.
Big Street Parade.
Seats on Sale at Oberdorfer's.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Elks' Social.

There will be an old fashion Elks
social at Elks lodge room Tuesday
night.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9.

Everything new this season.
See the beautiful patriotic ensem-
BILE: ''The Admiral's Jubilee" the
latest in song and story. Realistic,
Presentation of life aboard
an American Man-O'-War."
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08

The Butterfly Skirt will
set the fashion this sea-
son. In a few days we
will tell you where it can
be seen. S-2t
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Capt. Casey Goes to China.

Capt. H. L. Casey, now in the
Government in the Philippines, has
been appointed to an important post
in the Chinese army, with the rank
of Captain of Cavalry and salary Of
$500 a year. His duties will be to
instruct the Chinese cavalry in horse
manship.
Capt. Casey is formerly of Ver-
sailles, but is well-known in this city,
having married Paris girl, Miss Hat
tie McIlvain, daughter of Mr.. J. w.
McIlvain.
He has resigned from the U. S.
service and goes to Pekin to report
for duty this month. On account of
the education of his children they
will return to Kentucky about the
middle of the month.
H. M. COLLINS & Co. will show you
the best line of School Suits in the
city. Price from $500 to $500. 1t
Buy "Good for Bad Boy" shoe
from H. M. Collins & Co. for the boy.
The best school shoe on earth. 1t
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-08
Caution.

Insure your tobacco with Mccarthy
& Board. SIT