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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-06-04
Kentucky Fair Dates.

The following are the dates fixed for
holding the Kentucky fairs for 1907 as
far as reported:
Crab Orchard. July 10-Three days.
Stanford, July 17-Three days.
Henderson, July 23-Five days.
Lancaster, July 24-Three days.
Jacksonville, July 30-Five days.
Cynthiana, July 3l-Four days.
Danville, Jlly 31-Three days.
Lexington. August 12-Six days.
Burkesville, August 13-Four days.
Fern Greek, August 49, -Four days.
Vanceburg, August -Four days.
Columbia, August 20-Four days.
Lawrenceburg, August 2O-Four days.
Shepherdsville, August 20 = Four
days.
Ewing, August 2O-Four days.
Shelbyville. August 27-Three days.
Elizabethtown, August 27-Three
days.
Nicholasville, August 27-Three days.
Florence, August 28-Four days.
Springfield, August 28-Four days.
Georgetown, August 31-Three days.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER 8 = FIVE
DAYS.
Hardinburg, September 3-Four days.
Bardstown, September -Four days.
Monticello, September 10-Four days.
Hodgenville, September 10 Three
days.
Glasgow, September 11-Four days.
Guthrie, September 15-Three days.
Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, Sep
TENDER 16-Six days.
Lexington, September 23-Six days.
Falmouth, September 25-Four days.
Mayfield, October Five days.
Bardwell, October 1.-two days.
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Wallpaper Cleaned

l am prepared to clean wall paper in
any house in Bourbon on short notice.
Prices 25 cents and up. Home phone
1853. j. I. BEASLY,
AT Paris, Ky
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Men Wanted,

Laborers on trench work. Apply t.
The E. H. Abadie Company, lyle
Building, Louisville, KY. 24-4t.
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Get Your Own Price.

#See Wheeler about the Dutch Auction
which is now going on, a refrigerator
at your own price. 31tf
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-06-04
Last Day to File Suits.

Friday was the last day to file suits
for the June term Of the Bourbon Cir
cult Court, which convenes on Monday.
June 10, for a three weeks term.
Twenty nine Equity appearances and
"a ordinary appearances composed the
new docket. The old docket is large
1872 cases. There will be six murder
cases to be called for trial at this
term.
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DO you know what G. K. S. is?
If you do not you had better ask
Peale Collier & Co. and find out.
They have fresh supply.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-06-04
Notice.

Going abroad for number of months
| will leave my business in the hands
of Mr.. Lawrence Horton. Anyone hav-
ing business with me will please call
on him.
st MRS. NELLIE s. HIGHLAND.
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Tomato plants for sale.
r. M. CALDWELL.
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RECTLY with the lat
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1907-06-04

eyes when it's our bust
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ness to tell you COR
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
SOUTH CANON AND
LINCOLN PARK SCHOOLS

School will begin Tuesday. Septem-
ber 3rd. On Saturday. August 3lst.
from 9 a. m. until IL m, the superin-
tendent will be in his once at the
High school building. and requests all
pupils who expect to enter the grades
OF these schools for the first time. to
report at the time specified above. In
the afternoon Of the same day. from
2 to 8. all who expect to enter the
High school for the FIRST time, will
register. and arrange their work for
the coming year.
Parents will confer a great favor
and save much delay. by seeing that
their children are present
The grade teachers will meet at the
High school building, Monday. Sept
End. l a. m.
The High school teachers will meet
at D. m,
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
ESCAPE SUMNER COLDS BY
BATHING NIGHT AND MORNING

They are talking about summer
colds. Electric fans are responsible
for many" one doctor said. An old
physician used to say there are three
classes OF patients in summer-those
that have summer colds. those that
worry and fear they'll get colds and
those that have hay fever. Now most
OF these colds might be prevented If
people were just little careful. A
cold is congestion of the mucus mem
brane. caused by sudden exposure to
draughts when the body is perspiring
Cold draughts close the pores Of the
skin and produce a congestion. This
is the reason it doesn't pay to sit in
front of an electric fan"
How'd you prevent a colde" one
of the group inquired, hoping to get
something for nothing.
Gold baths" the doctor replied.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
TRIED TO SELL STOLEN
BICYCLE IN SECTIONS

Elmer Long. a youth well known
about town, told a strange story when
arrested this morning by Marshal r.
d. Houston on a charge OF larceny. He
is charged with stealing a bicycle from
Rolla McCann. a bell boy at the Strath-
more hotel. The bicycle was taken
on the Sunday following last Fourth
OF July. For several weeks nothing
was heard of the missing wheel.
Recently clue was secured. when
another boy began putting a dis
mantled wheel together. Long says
he took the wheel apart, gave one
wheel to another boy and sold the re-
naming wheel for $l.l0. After selling
II he became alarmed. and when he
didn't call for the purchase money
the matter was reported. Long is be-
ing detained in the sherif1's ONCE and
will be given hearing soon
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
ENJOYED THE MOONLIGHT TRIP
THROUGH THE ROYAL GORGE

Canon City people saw the Royal
Gorge Thursday night under the light
ming supervision of Fair Luna. For the
first time this summer the manage
ment Of the Rio Grande answered a
popular demand and arranged for the
excursion. The accommodation was
appreciated, and when the special
train left here at $3.50, two observa-
ton cars and two day coaches were
crowded to capacity.
The weather man was kind to the
moonlight excursion. AS the train
left Canon and approached the first
Businesses, 1t seemed as II mist
would dim the moons brilliancy, but
the clouds scampered away in the
teeth Of a cool evening breeze and the
few that remained served as a feecy
setting for the nocturnal illuminant.
Everybody was pleased with the ex-
cursion. Canon City people, used to
the canon's majectic grandeur. say
1t is increased under the moons magic
spell. At night, a great, wierd mys-
terry seems to hang over the place.
The uncertainty of distance, notice.
able in day time, is increased by moon
light. Ghostly shadows play over the
giant walls and lurk in the side crew
asses. Echoes linger. come again and
vanish in an uncanny way. The whole
seems under the spell of the power of
darkness, while the moon, fighting
from the open, tries to penetrate the
unholy abyss. The lights reflected
from the canon's mighty walls-the
deep blues and dusky copper tints give
the scene a sense of sombreness, es-
pecially where the defile Is deepest.
Eastern people, seeing the Gorge for
the first time. remarked on the bril-
liancy of Colorado's moon. ITS not
like the moon we have in the East
said one lady. There's no mist to
obscure its brightness. 1t shines
straight down with the power of a
thousand arcs. The sky around it
shows blue. as in the day time. It's
great moon you have out here. 1t,
alone. is worth the journey westward"
Agent Maddox had everything in
ship shape for the moonlight voyage.
There was no confusion at the depot.
and everyone who wished to be was
comfortably seated. The success of
the excursion was SO great that 1t
may be repeated
From a business standpoint the
moonlight excursion was one of the
most successful ever run by the rail-
road company. Three hundred and
hfty tickets were sold. and the four
coaches carried to their full capacity.
1t is not improbable that the moon
light excursion will be repeated this
season.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
ANDREW JOHNSON WILL NOT
BE KILLED By THE LAW

Andrew Johnson will not die!
Acting Governor Harper has COM
muted the death sentence to life i'm
prisonment
He gave the silent Svede all the
robbed the death machine Of a victim
it expected very soon.
The word was received by Warden
Cleghorn In the form OF a telegram
Friday morning at 1870. The formal
papers for the commutauon Of
sentence will follow by mail.
The warden at once went to the
death house and told johnson that
he would not be hanged. He explain
ed the governors action and congrat-
ulated the condemned man on his
good fortune.
True to his former manner OF sullen
silence. johnson said not a word. But
his fact lighted up in a smile and he
seemed perfectly satisfied with his
fate.
Directions were at once given for
the prisoners removal from the death
house to the cell house. The death
watch was discharged. and Johnson
for the first time in weeks. will meet
and mingle with his fellow convicts.
Warden Cleghorn and the prison Of
ficials are pleased with the outcome
of the case. Since Governor Harper
has become interested in the case the
commutation was not unexpected. Sc
complete is the arrangement for
hangings at the penitentiary that nc
extensive preparation is necessary. Sc
there Is nothing to do at the prison
except to give Johnson a place in the
regular routine of the institution. Had
not the governor acted the execution
would have probably taken place to-
night.
That Governor Harper was largely
/ Influenced by the circumstantial ma
ture OF the convicting testimony is
practically certain. As johnson made
no plea for clemency. and as nc
friends interested themselves In his
behalf, nothing but this could have in
terfered with the sentence. except sent.
mental reasons, which the governor
has persistently denied.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29

Take cold bath at night and q
sponge bath and deep breathing ex-
ercises when you get up, and summer
colds will never bother you. II you
can't bear cold water, start with tep-
Id water and gradually take it colder
and colder. The theory Is that the
exposure to cold water prepares the
body for exposure to cold air. II you
like to put it that way, it hardens and
toughens the skin. II people took the
precaution to bathe every day we ply
sicians would lose an alarming num-
Der of patients"
The cure Of summer colds is a thing
about which doctors are reticent. They
all agree on a laxative and they may
prescribe other things of more or less
valu-chiedy less. But you'd better
see them about that. The best way
to deal with colds is to Prevent them.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
SENATOR NcCANDLESS SAYS
GRCMPUS PREDICTS FROSTS

Senator McCandless predicts early
frosts for Fremont county this fall.
He bases the assertion upon the pc
culiar noise being made at night time
by a small insect called the grumpus.
For the last two weeks he has heard
these noises and has noticed in past
years that frosts generally appear
about six weeks afterwards. and this
year shortly after the middle of Sep
tember. AS some varieties of tomatoes
are only beginning to ripen owing TO
the lateness of the season il is likely
that some of the fruit will not ripen.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
FLOWING WELL EXPECTED
on THE JEFF TONG RANCH

The flow OF water that was struck
in the new well on the Tong ranch
last week. has been cased OF and the
drill is again at work. Since casing
the flow the drillers have sunk the
well another seventy feet and expect
to go at least twenty-five feet deeper
and probably nifty feet before stopping.
They are sanguine that flowing well
will be struck some time the coming
week. A distance Of thirty feet was
made in the hole yesterday. This we'll
is being drilled for the purpose OF Sc
curing water to place the semi-arid
acres there under irrigation
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
MEETING OF COLORADO
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION

Secretary D. w. Ross, Of the Canon
City Business Mems association, has
returned from the annual meeting OF
the Colorado State Commercial asso-
citation, which was held at Greeley
on the Goth and 21st of this month.
Mr.. Ross was highly pleased with this
convention, which he pronounces the
most successful held since the origi-
nal organization. The association par
takes largely OF the nature OF a state
chamber OF commerce. The develop
ment of every district OF Colorado
from an industrial standpoint is its
object
One OF the most interesting features
was the reports from all counties OF
the state. Mr.. Ross reported on the
ing the past year. and detailed the
progress which Is being made along
Industrial lines.
He Is highly pleased with the
amendment to the associations consti-
tuition, which provides for the election
of delegates by districts. and the chos-
ing of director for each district. This
gives every portion Of the state an
equal show for recognition and will
result in much benefit to the outlying
communities.
The people OF Greeley were profuse
in their entertainment Of the delegates
who showd them a dlightful time. A
band concert In one Of the pretty
parks and an automobile ride over
the town and surrounding country
was greatly enjoyed.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29

ployed by N. H. Endsley. He extracted
therefrom 1921 and then the hard
hand Of the law closed in upon him.
White was brought to town at mid
night, and turned over to the sheriff,
who happened to be in his ONCE. He
was given a hearing before Justice
Logan this morning and sentenced to
pay a fine OF SIS and costs, the whole
amounting to $23. It's either pay up or
serve a iajl sentence Of thirty days.
White, who has been employed in a
local livery stable, was rustling for
the money today.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29

with manufactures throughout the
country, while with steel and ore re-
duction plants it enjoys the reputation
OF making first class brick and tile.
To accomplish this Mr.. Jewett and
his associates have worked untringly,
and it is most satisfactory to the
friends to know that brick or tile
bearing the stamp Diamond" needs
little or no boosting. But there is
FIRE brick used in the open hearth and
other furnaces which seems to be su-
perior to the SILICA and it was for the
purpose OF getting next to the propo-
sition that Mr.. Jewett went east The
materials for these new brick come
from Japan, Greece and Austria
crome from Japan, and magnasite
from Greece and Austria. 1t costs
heavy to import the material, and as
the brick and tile are at present all
made in the east and shipped to the
west and south, the question was ask
ed of Mr.. Jewett why he could not OBJ
tain the material and make the brick.
The question was all sufficient. The
probabilities are that within year
the Diamond plant will be manufactur-
ing those brick and tile from mater
ials imported, shipments Of which will
be received at New Orleans, and
brought by rail to Canon City, in
which event the eastern plants will
lose heavy customers in Colorado and
Arizona. The yearly consumption will
amount to about half a million, which
cost upwards of SITS per thousand.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
VERY SERIOUS ACCIDENT

Mrs. H. C. Clancy and daughter,
Gladys, of Denver, and her mother.
Mrs. Maggie Taylor, OF Glendive, Mon
tana, while on their way to Rock
vale, met with a runaway accident
which might have proved very SER
ious. They were thrown from the
buggy into a deep ditch at Williams
burg. Fortunately for them no bones
were broken. Mrs. Taylor was shocked
from the fright and DR.. Eddy was
called. They arrived home late in the
evening out of danger.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29

unusual interest to the devotees Of the
stage. Not only has Manager Bebhtol
listed larger number of plays this
year than heretofore, but they repre-
sent for the most part higher char
acter of dramatic and musical art than
common. The selections cover the
widest possible range of subjects and
are diversified enough to appeal to all
classes of people in the community.
From the following list 1t will be seen
that Manager Beghtol has secured for
Canon City theatre-goers some of the
best attractions touring the west
Among the bookings are the follow
ing:
September IS, The Holy City.
September %, No Mother To Guide
Her.
October 2, The Royal Prisoner.
October 4, The Royal Chef.
October S, Sweetheart Girl In Dixie.
October %, Murray & Mack
October 25. Old Arkansas.
October 81, Desperate Chance.
November 2, The County Chairman.
November S, Arizona.
November II, The Choir Singer.
November 19, Peck's Bad Boy.
November %, Lost In New York.
November %, The Little Proprietor.
December 6, At the Old Cross Roads
December 10, Vests Minstrels.
December II, On the Frontier.
December Is. Buster Brown.
December p, Allen Doone
December 80, Richard & Pringle's
Minstrels.
January 2. The DEVILS Auction.
January Z, Under Southern Skies.
January is, What Happened to
Jones.
January 81. For Mothers Sake.
February 7, Uncle Toms Cabin.
February IL, Mas New Husband.
February II, Way Down East.
February Is, Billy the Kid.
March 20. Girl of the Streets.
March "a, Quincy Adams Sawyer.
March 80. Barry's Minstrels.
March 81, The Denver Express.
April s. The Texas Steer.
April s, Hanford.
May 20. What Women Will Do.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
The Story OF Q Medicine.

Il nane-Golden Medical Discovsgys
WAs suggested BY one OF its moat Import
ant and valuable ingredients - Golden
0sAl rocG
Nearly forty yesrs ago. Dr.. Pisrce dis
covered that he could, BY the use Of pure.
triplerchned glycerine, aided BY . GER
tAin degree Of constantly maintained
appliances designed for that purpose, ex-
tract from our most valuable native mo-
dicinAl roots their curative properties
much better than BY the use Of alcohol,
% generally employed. So the now world
famed Golden Medical Discovery" for
the cure Of weak stomach, indigestion, o.
fyspepeia. torpid liver, or 6illousness ind
ever .inSe e: Sen. vi wishors OUT ssl pslsleis
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From these endorsements, copied from
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that the lngredlents composing the Gold
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only for the cure Of the above mentioned
diseases, but also for the cure Of all CO.
tArrhAl, bronchial and throat AFFECTIONS.
accompanied with catarrhal discharges,
hsnS.cn. Coughs, and al those Wasting
affections which, II not promptly and
properly treated arc liable 70 terminato
In consumption. Take DR.. Pierce's Dis.
coysry In time and persevsre in Il: use
likely TO disAppoint. Too much must not
b. expected OF Il. II will not perform
miracles. II will not cure consumption
IN IT, advanced stages. No medicine will.
consumption. y t0Asn IN ttsNS.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
DETECTIVES LAND SNEAK
THIEF At NATATOR1CN u

The clever work of private detec-
uves who have ben employed for the
last several weeks by the Canon City
Natatcrium company. resulted Satur-
day night in the arrest OF J. +.
White. who was caught red-handed
stealing money from bathers clothes.
White had reached over the top OF
the dressing rooms and secured the
trousers OF Mr. Arnold. who Is en-
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
SUBSTITUTE FOR SILICA
WILL BE USED TO MAKE BRICK

f. F. Jewett, general manager OF the
from a two weeks visit in the east He
visited Philadelphia. and several points
where brick and tile are made. The
trip was purely in the interest OF busi-
ness and seems to have been eminently
successful. The plant here has grown
from an infant to one of prominence
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
GETTING READY FOR THE
OPENING OF THE SCHOOLS

The teachers in the public schools
are returning from their summer va
cations preparatory to the opening Of
the schools the coming week.
Superintendent Thompson OF the
Canon schools is arranging the de-
tails for the schools under his charge.
which open Tuesday. September s.,
The High School faculty fill meet at
the High school building Monday
morning. September 2, and the grade
teachers meet In the afternoon at 2
o'clock. Mr.. Thompson will be at his
office during the last three days OF this
week to enroll pupils who are entering
the schools for the first time. Exami-
nations for conditioned pupils in the
grades will be held Friday and Sat
urday, and for conditioned pupils In
the High school Monday afternoon.
The heating plant in the Warrington
school has been greatly improved and
the old building given general over
hauling. Al! OF the buildings have been
thoroughly cleaned, and many needed
repairs made.
There have been number Of chang
es made In the list Of text books used.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
WILL HAVE FINE ATTRACTIONS
AT THE OPERA HOUSE

Never In the history Of the Canon
City opera house have as many theat-
rical attractions been booked 30 far
ahead ~ 10 the case this year and the
coming winter promises to be one OF
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29
Records Wanted.

We want several copies OF The
Weekly Record OF June goth. OF. viii
pay 30 the copy for three or four
copies. Also one Of April eth.
u THE RECORD.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-29

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choice when IL cats. and the tree-llke col
ouN ~ OMe.ccllCd infnsorians called 1ooth-
amnum after a time CoHscs 10 hc aH
latod by Jars rcponted at intervals, show
Ing thar IL must remember that a jar Is
harmless,
\ variety Of wax from the Raphia Ruff
ga. q Madagascar plant has been recon-
mondCd ~ a cheap substitute for bees
wax Hs II can bU obtained I'm considorp.
bic quantities. the plant yielding about 10
per cent of II az "A secondary product n
inc manufacture ~ Raphia ihers. Tho
now wax has been examined hY NJ. A.
liallor ~ Parts He reports Il 10 be light
brown I'm color, becoming plnliEh when
distilled, 10 be almost lnsollble Ia GOLD
alcohol, hcnzine. chloroform ana othor
organic solvents, but most easily die.
solved IN hot henzinc. N seems 20 have
the composition OF luzerunl a wax found
hy NJ. Etard IN the leaves uf wheat and
other grains though II differs In having
a melting point Of 10 degrees f. instead
of no degrees
In The new disease known as "tcunis el-
bow" there n usually local tenderness
on pressure. with acute pain on eXtond.
lag the arm There is seldom any swell
lng The trouble h thought ~ bo due
10 tearing ~ the muscular nber ana II IL
very persistent often recurring even after
long rest
Before thu recent Scotia expedition, nine
species Of birds had been found within the
Antarctic Circle. Tho new collection has
been investigated and Mir. Eagle clarke
reports that IL adds 10 the list -four spe-
ces-tho Arctic tern, the blue petrol. the
short winged petrol. and iIuitOn's sooty
albaposs. While the petrels and their