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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05

| November 3, 1906.
| Hon p r Chapman, our congress.
man is completing his campaign In
his home county this week. He Is
met with good crowds a. every metinr
and himself and friends are confder.
Of his election next Tuesday.
Mrs J. +. Rector IT Cairo. came
mp Monday for few days visit with
1er sister, Mrs ". Y Smith
Miss Jennie Brown. Of Naplewool
Mo. is visiting her friend. Miss Lot
10 eBaupre.
EX-Sheriff NJ A. Hawkins came
home from Wetumka. T. r.. 10 be on
hands for the election.
Thomas E Galaapi had business in
Grand Chain Tuesday.
John Z. Phenfer took his frs dc
gree in Odd Fellowship at Vesta
l. dye hail Friday evening.
Capt w. c. Allen arrived from
d. c.. Wednesday. and
will remain until after the election.
Mis-. Maggie Simpson returned
Tuesday from her visit TO Champaign
md Springfield and East 81. Louis.
Attorney L. o. White Of East 5.
-Ouis. was whiting old friends and a.. I.
ending TO business The first OF the T.
wee.
Mrs. W z. Beal is numbered among
ne SEX ones this week.
Mrs. F. r. Woelfe and son. Joe.
isited relatives in Grand Chain MOI.
ay.
Ms. L. J. Smith and daughter arc I
isiting in Golden. guests Of her sis.
er. Mrs. r. F. Galaspi.
The Vienna School OF Telegraphy /
aeeived two new pupils Monday.
o. N. Fraim. Of Beknap. Frank /
havitz. Of Ozark and Elder a. ~. 1
arlton. OF Elvira. were Vienna callers /
IS week
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Cunningham
sited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
ave Main at Karnak.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05

jured to q select party Of cold
men, his subject being the .'Bj
Mans Burden His white fril
had a stenographer carefully
ceaied at on of the church wind
who successfully copied the II
masters speech. II is wondd
piece cf campaign literature and |
iai' TO adjust the burning issud
race disagrcements, then the prad
and teachings Of Antonio Bird.
Of MIR. Hensley's bosom friends.
be substituted, guaranteeing
amiable understanding In at leas|
few generations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05
COLOR LINE DRAWN.

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE color
line must be observed in the United
states army or recruits who are
seen on The streets with colored
women will be confined in the guard
house. Today Priyates Kane and
Shannon of Columbus barracks. were
given the mill" because of viola
lion of this regulation. They are
charged with conduct unbecoming
the unifor mand detrimental to tho
service, and will be dealt with by a
court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05
Concluded from First Page.)

directly to cortelyou for concurrence
IN their several plans without waiting
to prefer requests to the president
Honest Loyal and Silent.
The presidents friends approved Of
Cortelyou. They appreciated him as
fully a the president and knew him
to be honest. loyal discreet and silent
It was fine tribute TO his qualities
and work that NOT once during the
heyday Of his service in the White
House was he made The victim Of an
intrigue which was aimed at his ten
He Of office The reason for thi. was
simple. Cortelyou was unselGsh in his
devotion to hi chief McKinleys !
friends appreciated that with man
SO gifted so discerning and so ex-
perienced in politics and government
at his side day and night the p,csi
dent could make few mistakes.
II was not surprising therefore.
that when death made Roosevelt
president and he continued Cortelyou
a. secretary, public men generally
experienced a feeling of relief and
gratitude. They felt that President
Roosevelt had disclosed in that selec-
ton a soundness of judgmen, which
entitled him to the confidence of the
nation. Cortelyou was not a mere
machine. He introduced so much
method into his work that it was per
formed with machinelike perfection.
bur und DERIVING it was a vital in ELI
sence that attracted the attention Of
men to il author
No secretary ever ruled over the {
business detinies of the White t
House so well as Cor-elyou. Previous 5
to his time Daniel Lamont. who was :
'leveand's secretary from 1885 to
1889, was regarded as the high ISL
ype of confidential adviser and fir end
'ver possessed by president OF the
Jnlted States. Cortelyou and Lamont -
we're alike in many things, but Cor =
eIy1u was superior to Lamon he. :
ause he was exclusively devoted TO r
MS principal and his work. Roosevelt =
ecosnized that fact before he had g.
cen in the White House a month and ~
ook steps to draw Cortelyou to him ~
y closer and more enduring ties. -.
He found the silent amiable man
mo had Sc much 70 Mckinley an o"
mailing friend in emergencies. Cor
'lyou was neither a scyophant nor a .
purifier. He could not be either if he q.
led he knew how to tell the truth
nd never hesitated to do so when GO. .
aston required it, Before many
onths had elapsed President Roos.
eit had learned 70 respect and con
lie in Corteiyou as fully as McKin. M.
Y did. -,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05
BIRDS POINT, MO.
Birds Point Mo-, Nov. q. 1906.

Birds Point Mo-, Nov. q. 1906.
The Halliday Grain company Of
Cairo nave Just completed large
warehouse here.
Moss1 Geo. Cupp and n. S. Coch-
IAN, of Charleston Mo. were Birds
Point visitors Sunday.
Mrs Il. e. Smith, who has been
quite in at ST. Marys mnlmary at
Cairo is able 10 visit relatives at Pa
ducah, Ky.
Hon. j J. Russell Of Charleston.
addressed a large and enthusiastic
meeting of Mississippi county citi
zons al the Birds Point Bryan club
Saturday night
The new town, Cary Bird. which
Is being promoted by Mr. J. u. Byrne
a growing very fast In addition TO the
aree mercantile house. corn meal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05
HELD As A SLAVE MERIT REWARDED
Concluded from First Page)

,v,
's' go many '7'''7eo
was 1Ieatiy weakened was put 70
work harder than ever and he drivers
never lost an goportnnity 10 strike me-
.,r,,,, .ao,,., .t.
"''7 ''''e' ''e''' 'e"Ile1 Just
now but it was undoubtedly done by
one Of the negroes. Then two more
d.ad of f4ye. and naa, -,ad ao,t o-a,
.,,.I. ma u,a., nm. tl.., ,.o,,,. o,..i
cd IN die crave ana br,,v tban, ana
.,e othar.. ratprnal ana ,ro ,..,-,
.aarer,, be1tn1 q.1a rr,.,..,.. ,,.ar, H.,
..y apg ANA HE mon nu,.al in tbnfr
,ig.ire ciotbas
Three scale prison walls
.In the fo,rtb ,yaal araa. das,. >.
and 1atr,r,f,,aa :, -,
Ftrred i'm tho sttan,,t aud ,.n ~ IN,
4lan ;oinaH ma MI -,,,,it,5 ,nttt- NH
niabt and mon mo t,,rao ~ -, ana,,t
ri ie,Iv out to,yard the stoot,ado rboro
v-4sn'f o efon, ~ an,orn b,,t y,o M
t.,.nfqril,, e,,neatad - Ina III oozo.od
5pd nerhans cl,hbaa to 4oah va
waited in ba sbodowe fo,. . lone tiroo
aHd tbe, MI ani,,.w cIfmhod tba
stactaaa affoon faaf hioh Wba, We |
reached The ton we mere in tba nom.
ls.h
.l had inst apno ono loo ovar whom
t,~o shots .ana ont rooatho, fol,ou,ad
Nv tbird c1,ead nv eye.. and
ia,pned and WIN fem enrawIi,o M
fbo orornd ho,,ncad mn on1 ro,
harder Than over ran bef,ra irto Tho
u.,als tont ., nrtiI r,,,st baro
l.oen three niIas ~, Gu from, ma ann,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05

Anna Saturday on business.
o. A. Carlock pent Sunday will
his parents at Dongola.
Married, Sunday afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage, Rev. b. A. Hoa
officiating, Mrs. Alice Stoner ant
Walter b. Jacobs. They are both en-
pioyed at the hospital ana have many
friends who extend The neariiest con
@ratuations.
w. a, Dixon, of Mounds, visited
Anna friends Saturday ana Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05
ANNA, I'LL.
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Anna, Ill., Nov. a, 1906.
Miss Winifrad Bouton returned
Thursday from several months
yi-it in Buffalo, Wyoming.
G. c. Tfammel. of Mounts, spcn.
Sunday with Anna friends.
Born. Friday to Mr.. ana Mrs. Ford
=. Boyd a son.
Miss Ethel Davis went to Dongoln
Saturday for a few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs Ben Hunsacker, of Murphys-
horo, is visiting her sister. Mn j.
w Hunsacker.
J. F. Orm by returned F.iday from
I two months visit in alfornia and
Colorado
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Jones of Golden.
were visitors in Anna Friday.
Mrs George Hileman returned Sat
ltday from a few days visit with
yrieEds in Pulaski.
Miss Bertha Coughanowar and Mis-
Ferzene Fisher We're in Anna Friday
he guests Of Miss Ethel Davis.
Miss Delphia Corbin departed Sat
lrday for an extended visit with reIa.
lives In Alto Pass aaf Sparta.
Mr.. and Mr.. z. l.. Turks. oil
Mounds, are guest of Mrs. J. l. Tolcr !
his week.
John Parks returned Thnr-dav |
rom a months visit with friends i'm /
Mclean Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. S. VI. Huls spent
sunday in Makanda with Mr.. and
Hrs. b. l.. Wiley.
/. c. Otrich Of Mounds. was in
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05
CATTLE STOPPED TRAINS.

Maysville, KY, Nov IA herd of
cattle became stampeded here tonight
and rushed pellmell on the forty-foot
nigh restle Of the c. and 0. road
Two Of the cattle fell over the trestle
and We're so badly injured that they
had to be killed Eight of the herd
are wedged in between the ties. stop
ping all trains. The wrecking crew
has been sent from Covington TO re.
move The cattle.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05

surrounding tswns In time Cor tn,
hreakfsaf tahIs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-11-05

The Bulletins subscribers lave
r''t,,-v To nuv vita
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

stavi NC koroncr kicry dill lnkvcst n
die Icbo nafizeni pax 30 lcdna. Byla-
II usoba pred smrti Oselfovana leka-
lem. yyhotoyi dmrtui certifikat on, u
dnda nekomu rodiny Lemfeleho, KITE
IS teJ pfedloii smirtimu spudci, a ten
po zuneseni do zaznLmu, vyhotoyi mu
lminene povoleni. Mnuzi Tide. Sc spo-
lehaji ma lekaie. re sam Dude bshat
"a smifeim soudcem. K Will vyhotoye-
III rovoleui. kleitu jest 10 povinnosti
Iejich n irj opatfit.
Phi porOdu kde nebyl lekaf anebo
jina u~piavnena osoba. must cznameni
ucinit u smirciho soudce Glen rodlny.
anebo Jina osnba vedoma udalusti.
Wax byl.h piitumen Iekaf aneho Tina
upiaynGna Osuba. u6ini cznameni
klei kDyi Obvcdniho suudu tai.
uSinie uznameni Y obuu r~iipadech
~ncs,uii nieehu, u prutO nepOchUpujem
proc kio repta pr"tl tomuto nafiLenI
gtere ma svuji pii6inu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

James Cecil barvi a okrasluje
dam JOS. Rezaee. jenz byl mn jeho
farmu odtahnut pred najakym ca
sem. 20 dohotovenf mGze Sc 10
sef honosit tou neskrasnejsi resi-.
denci V statu.
Karel B'achnik pfivezl minuly
patek ma trh diva vepte. ktetf do
hromady vazili 1915 liber. eli kus
pres 800 liber. Povidal. Re jsou
to vepfi nekrmeni. malice k fotra
We to echo 81 nahledIli ma dvofe.
Josef Haeicks byl V Tyndall V
pondeli u pfivezl ssebou stareEo
Welfia. ktery byl ukraden V nede-
Ii ma pikniku Tyndallskymi Gnos.
CT a drzan V zajeti. Mnoho-li W.
musel slozit, Sc newt, ale neco pfc
ci musel dat. Welt 81 pochvalo-
val, re V z'jeti Sc mel dosti do5fe
az ma ten cucacek CO mel upevne-
ny u Hasky, ten pry mel moe ma
Is otvor a on nemohl Sc do syta
napiti
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19
Poor Ma Psy.

In pfitomntch veder, stava Sc
zhusta, re psi jsou stiAeni vztekli.
nou, a proto je tfeba jich hlidat.
Pozorujete Ii jakousi skiicenost ia
psovi, lined jej zastfelte anebo
pfivazte pevne tax ably nemohl v
padu re by byl vzteklym, pokou-
sat iina zvifata aneb lidi. Pes po
zachvatu vztek'iny scipa We "a no.
dinach, a nechceteli jej zasttelit
hned po podezfelem chovanf. do
kdze sc jeho STAY V brzku. V No
v6 Prlze. Mimi, nedavno By 10 %
osob pokousano vzt kim rsem, a
muse byt dopraveny do Pasteur-
ova Gstavu V Chicago, z 6ehoz Wy
svita co jeden pominutf es mGze
natropit nestestf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19
British Cabinet omeers.

or all the members Of the British
Cabinet. the Lord Chancellor receives
the highest salary. namely. $4,000
the Prime Minister. the Ministers Of
the Interior, Exterior. Colonies. wer.
Finance and the Secretary for Indian
Affairs receive $4,000 each the First
Lord Of the Admiralty. $4,000: the
Secretary for Ireland. SCI 500. and the
other members Of the Cabinet a salary
OF $4,000 each the Lord Lieutenant
Of Ireland receives 100000 a year. ths
Lord Chancellor for Ireland $f0.OOO.
and the First Secretary Of Public
Works $4,000. The three latter on.
cials. however. hold no portfolio.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

Nflet 1aborskych mi6ifI. jenz
sc odbyval minulou nedeli, Sc Wy
dafil. PoGasi bylo krasne, Il pro.
TO take Sc ses'o tolik Ida. Il Tyn
dali Sc SEN Tide hrnuli jlko velka
yod a z iinfch okolnich NEST jake
mensi voda, ovsem pomerne die
velikosti NEST. Odpoledne o 2he
hodine. z~aujali posice ma hfisti,
Y cechu micafskem znamf, "'Tyn-
daIlstf sedldci" a Taborsti, jak ie
zertem naval Pokrok 'baracnici'.
Hra zapoGala a V Prvnim nastou-
peni Sc zdalo. re Taborsti mali
prohrano. Ale V nasledujicich Sc
karta Cbratila. pficinenim Sc "ha-
zeGe z Chicago mill 'sedlaci"
pochodi i jake ii historicti sedlaci
u Ch'umce. : tim rozdi'em, re NY
nj to bylo u Tatora. Nssledek
hry byl IA proti "a. Museli neco
Tyndallsti NIT "a lubem, nebot 81
wall ssebou doktora a pravnika.
Doktor Sisler Hatenicht, Y cilin-
dru, avsak bez cvikru, chodiI cd
iednoho brace k druhemu, a vleval
do iejich Gtrob e'ixiru osvezujici.
no. avsak darmo vse jeho namaha-
n: bitva ma cele cafe prohrana.
Bylo to trochu cd mas nezuvofi,
IlG, Pozvat 81 ie sem, a pax je TAX
nekfestansky obehrat. Ma nstupu
ale wall ssebou kofist Y osobe
stareho Welha, ktert jake berd,
mex neyinny odnesl vse.
Ma to nasledovala hra mezi prG,
vide'nfmi Getami, Taborskou a
Utikskou, 5 vysledkem 2 proti Is,
S opetnym vitezstim nasich. We
streleckem zapase zyitezil IN +,
hostel mad JOS. Svatosem a vylet
ukoncen tancem pfi hudbe Tabor
ske kape'y.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

Nasledkem pOmerh n ne, simacEosti
IenE panuji mezi nasim lidem, Ohle-
dne udani pUro1u anebo dmrti, jsme
nuceni opeIue pitpomenout y techto
sloupcich Cu Sc ma emit V obou techto
piipadech, by Sc tax daID LaduStucine
nj zakonu. jeui byl pfijmut n naiizen
Y tonic statu minuleho G~eryence.
Staya Sc ElIustI. re Tide, kdyi Sc Y je-
iIch d,macnosl,ch udal porud anebo
1mrIi, nestaraji sc by uhlasili VIC ma
patfiGnem miste, totii nejLliisiho
smirciho soudce, jednak 2 ne lbalosti
anebo J. neLnalUsti LakUna, coz ie nj
kterak neuspravedlhuic. lie II Iii.'-
men Y ktcrymkYliv techtn piipadu
lekai. pnstara 81 on o "a. ameni uda.
lusti klerkuvl obyodnihO suudu. jehCi
poyinnUsli pax je Laslat vyplnene for
mule do Pierre.
V padu re by zemiell tsoba smrti
nahlou anebo nebyla O~setfOvana leka-
rem. must jeden Glen rodiny neboa
= neIbliasihu riibuzenstva o1namit
umrti u EejbliishO SmircihO soudce
K ery vyhotovi cefulfiSat prinarni, a
laruycn pohfebni p%oyoleni, kteie clo'
vek jeni cznameni uGinil, doda pO'
hrobnikovi pied p~ohibeni mrtvoly,
Zde dluino uvest, re zadny p%phrubnik
pod pokutou ESQ nesmi puhfLit mr.
t,olu Lez pohiebniho povoleni, ryho'
tovereho sn iiSim soudcem. umfela
II osoba "a rodezfelych okclncs;i, do
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19
BrewerI.s In the United Kingdom

In the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland there nre nearly
10000 brewerie$, which consume some.
thing like G0.O00.O0o bushels Of malt
over 100000 hundredweights OF rice
maize and similar preparations nearly
100000 hundrcdweights Of sugar syr
up and glucose, and the product IN
money IL worth close 20 STO.C00,OO0.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19

II a woman says This Is 50 sudden
when a man proposes, he kn;ws she l.
a pernicious f%abricator, but NATURALLY
he Is too polite TO say 30.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19
French FruRalIty,

Nothing goes 10 waste IN France
Even the smallest twigs are. carefully
gathered by the fagot makers. whose
punches retail IL town and city for {
rents apiece.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-19
DoMAci zPRAvY.

ksrta Wagner cd Wagner BY
n~avstevou V ntery.
|o,ef Hynous z Chicago je zde
|.,syou u Mateje Pettika.
bkresnf komisat O'Neill byl
sc sttedu oh'edne cest.
|.kub Wagner Sc ,ratil re sve
IS pc zapadu V dte'y.
kapijedlo Dude brzy zhotoyer.o
Jackson ulici.
|snovi Kudrnovi Sc pred IA dny
lila swine, Servena a vdiila 80
.,
hceme cd 25 do 30 nakladn sta
Infho kamene ma zaklad lined.
bOrsky mlyn.
an Vaneeek pfivezl diva busle
|uych jablek ma tire do mesta We
rick.
bobre kcne do oGaru ma ma
del vsclav Wagner. Pfihlaste
na bance.
A. Hladky, pokroGilS far
cd Utiky, byl zde IN obcho.
b minuly patek.
Anton RokGsek a manzelka byii
Estsvou u ptatel We Wagner
buly tyden.
4. ]. Novak della veskerou pra-
klempifskou, jake jsou korytka
sttechy a pod.
kenator Gamble byl zde v dtery
Eer a vr&til Sc domu V Ysnkton
veeernim vlaku.
/ T. Janda, popularni obchod-
Z Lestervil'e byl zde "a ob.
bdni zalezi'osti Y pondeli.
DIR. Form&nka Geska hotka ma
Pdei We vsech zdejsich hostin-
y. Zkuste il pro zdravi.
Josef Skorpik byl upoutan ma
Eko tento tyden, nasledkem pre-
|ieni. Jest mu pfi tonic Psani
|Ohem lip.
kdali pax n9kdo Sc osmeli a roz'
kti otazku cementovych chodni'
b. be 81 jej da zhotovit pred
IN obchodem!
|Potfebujete korytka ma stfechu
|,eho domu a k cisterne-A. j.
|vak je ten jenz YAM je udela
lino.
Volta Herman byl Y Tyndall Sc
|radit S zubnim lekafem ohlednS
|tch bolavSch lubu, minuIy
|tek.
|Nechte objednavky ma dratent
|efe a okna v lumber yardI
Ecalove. Nebudete traPen
Euchama pc cele leto.
|Fsantisek Janda z Chicago, j.
J. navstevou u svych rodiGG. J'
|mestnan v tom meste po dobr
let, v jednom velkem odevnin
Karel Vauk koupil cd pi. NJ
|nd3vs lot. $50 X 800, tento IS
Fn a zimSsii ma mem Postavl'
Ldhernou residence Y blizke blu
Farmefi Sc pfipravuji ma zne
lideho dne Sc skladaji pine kar1
farmersk fch. objednanycl
Asimi obchodufky. 10y mohli w
Dvet velke poptavci.
II. lana Jandy byla zachvacen;
kfeSmi V pondeli yeeer
IA rych'o povolan Dr.. Blize'
'ery poskytl j osetfeni, TAX re
f1ku jeff stav Sc zlepsil.
Frank Pekarek z Loring, OHIO
navstevou u FIR. Svatose. ial
e,&rek je zakazkovym osuvni
sm a ptijei sem "a tou pfiel no.
J Sc ohledl po nejakem vhodnen
kde by mohl Sc usadit I
obchod provozovat.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-07-24
NIargOlen-Levi.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday
contained the following notice of the
marriage of one of Paris popular
young merchants:
mis- Ida Levi, daughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Samson Levi, and
Mr.. EGus Margolen, of Paris, KY,
were married in the parlor of the
Burnett House at 6 o'clock Sunday
evening. by Rabbi Charles S. Levi, of
Peoria, brother of the bride. After
the ceremony there was an elaborate
wedding supper. A number of rela--
tives of both the bride and groomsfrom
Ohio and Kentucky cities were pres
ent. Mrs. Margolen is the last of sew
en- sisters to be married, the wedding
ceremony for six of them being per-
formed by Rabbi Levi, who for num-
Der of years was the associate rabbi Of
the late Rabbi Wise. After taking
a short wedding trip the happy couple
will return to Paris and go to house
keeping in the cottage recently erected
by Mr.. Margolen on Henderson street.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-07-24

Mr.. Kelley has selected for his list
of plays this season strong line of
New York successes. 1.-The Gates of
Justice" will be presented Monday
evening The play is new one and is
said to be gigantic undertaking for a
popular priced attraction, but in the
hands of Mr. Kelley's company success
is bound to be attained.
The Management will extend the
usual courtesy of ladies free to the
gentler sex on Monday evening. Seats
on sale at Oberdorfer's drug store.
This being the opening of the season
at the Paris Grand, and the Jewell
Kelley Stock Co. being decided favor
lite in the city, capacity audiences
should rule at the theatre the week of
the Both.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-07-24
Deafness Cannot be Cured

By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have rumbling. sound of
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tifely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to i S
normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever nine cases out Of ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is moth
ing but an infamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness, caused by
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-07-24
A Carlisle Baker Missing.

Albert Baker, the baker at Grater's
in Carlisle, has been missing since the
night of July 4th. He left the bakery
that night and went + sumably to H EN-
ryville, the negro suburb of Carlisle,
and has never been seen nor heard of
since that time The officers. have been
searching for him for several days but
no trace of him. His people in New
York have been notified of his disap-
pearance, but they write that they
know nothing Of his whereabouts.
There is some fear that he has been
murdered and robbed, as he had some
money with him when he left.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-07-24
Things Got MOnOtOnOus.

The inhabitants of San Francisco
have a taste for excitement. A cores
pondent writing from there relates
this incident in point: 81 happened
upon one of the victims of the fire sit
ing near his old home, his hat pulled
over his eyes, loafng and looking down
over the miles of CHASTITY ruin where
in spots the fire still smouldered. The
horror was hardly more than a week
old yet presently this man fetched a
deep yawn, stretching his arms abroad.
Gee whiz.p he complained. j wish
something would happen. This is get
ting tedious.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-07-24
The Bourbon Fair to Be a
Hummer

The arrangements are now progress
ing finely to make the Goth annual eX-
hibition of the Bourbon County Agri-
cultural Society a hummer. The men,
p hers OF every committee of the Society
are industriously at work with nothing
in view but making the fair a grand
success in every particular. The peo-
nile Of Paris and Bourbon county, one
and all of them, should take special
nride in the Bourbon Fair and make it
as It once was, known throughout the
United States,
The construction of the amphitheatre
is rapidly nearing completion. 1t IS
284 feet long, in the shape of cres-
cent. and the ring is one-eighth of a
mile in circumference. Underneath is
q mammoth diningroom with all other
modern improvements to make 1t
second ton one in Kentucky. The soci-
etv has already secured one OF the
largest carnival companies on the
road. the attractions of which are all
new and the first time exhibited IN the
South, These attractions will also be
seen at mis- hit, the grounds being light
ed with 600 incandescent and ten arc
EChtS
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-07-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE JEWELL KELLEY STOCK CO.
Theatre-goers of Paris will receive
with pleasure and genuine satisfaction
the news that the Paris Grand Opera
Houes will throw open its doors Mon
day, July 80, offering the most popular
attraction seen here last season, the
Jewell Kelley Stock Co., in a roper
toire of new and up-to-date plays. Mr..
Kelley and his company are warm
favorites in the city and their return
to Paris is a pleasure to their many
friends and admirers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-07-24
Paris Whitewashed.

The best team of ball players that
visited Paris this season were the
Americans, of Cincinnati, who played
here Sunday afternoon. They defeated
the Paris team by.a score of IA to 0.
The visitors made seven runs in the
first inning with Mcfarland in the box.
Rick Thomas was then put in the box
and struck out seven of the heavy hit
tiers, they only made one hit off of his
delivery in three Innings.