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The Elbert County tribune., 1908-05-14
cHA?TER xvII.-contInued.

Hastily he selects spot with good
line of sight and stands waiting-wait-
ing for the chance; for intervening
vines trouble him, and the foliage of a
great orange tree. standing alone in
the garden and midway between the
house and the turret. jumbles the light,
which is only the faint sheen of the
rising moon.
Slightly before this. Marina had
been sitting on the long veranda of
the Corsican farmhouse. the lighted
lamps placing some tinges of ruby in
her dark brown hair and giving color
to the light costume that enhances
her loveliness.
Quietly entering from the house.
Cipriano Danella, costumed in the old
time, romantic Corsican garb. gazes
upon the exquisite girl outlined by the
light costume.
The eagerness of his glance draws
Mrs. Anstruther's eyes to him. She
looks up and says: "Ah. Count Cipri-
ano, It was very noble of you. who l
had feared would hate me. to rescue
me from the Luccheso.' At your ad-
vice, / have rested here, but to-mor-
row, Notwithstanding the romantic
serenade you have provided for me.
! must go on to Bastia,'
"Oh. yes. to Bastia." murmurs the
count softly. and stepping nearer. says
suavely, though there Is a weird 'sug-
gestion in his voice that somewhat dis
quiets the lady: I'VE are alone here
in my old farmhouse. only old Martha,
the cook, who, far away. will snore till
dawn, and my nephew. Count Enrico.'
II haven't seen him." remarks the
girl uneasily.
"Parbleu, you did once, the gentle
man with the scar upon his face, the
one who delivered the letter that
caused your nerves to jump In the
Marseilles railroad station. Even now
his name seems to have an Ill effect
upon you," for Marina has started up,
and the iiuttering of her light skirts
shows her limbs are trembling.
mia Madre, was he the MANI" she
shudders. And was it you who penned
it?" Then some divination entering
her mind. she implores pathetically:
Holy Virgin. nc harm has come to
EdwiL7 Have l not kept the cruel
pact? Have / not deserted my dear
husband? ii was the promise of that
awful letter that no evil should come
to Edwin If / left his arms"
''Ah, but you intended to return to
them, bella mia," smiles the gentle
man.
The young wife scarcely heeds the
insinuation OF the subtle Italian term,
but stammers confused: why do
you think that?"
Ma fol. you were journeying to Bas-
tia to meet your husband, lured there
by q telegram directed to be sent to
you from that place." whispers the
eouut Significantly.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-05-14

Wheat Growth in Canada.
Wheat natures in Canada In from
30 to 100 days.
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-05-14

Living we'll is the best revenge we
can take On our enemies.-Froude.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
Bourbon Circuit Court.

! The only matter of interest that took
place in Circuit Court Tuesday was in
the case OF the Paris School Board vs..
City of Paris. Judge Stout overruled
( the demurrer of Bavor James NJ.
/ O'Brien to the petition filed by the
Board. The merits of che case will
now be taken up by the Court and de.
cided in the next few days.
/ The case of the Commonwealth VS..
Carlton Wells was called, and owing TO
the absence of an important witness
( for the prosecution the case was con-
tinued till Tuesday upon motion of
COMMONWEALTH Attorney.
The case Of the Commonwealth VS..
, c. F. Clay, on appeal from the judg-
ment Of the police court, was tried
Wednesday, the jury returning a YER
dict fixing the fine at $40, the same
amount imposed by the lower court.
On Wednesday afternoon Judge
Stout received a letter from Mrs. A.
p. Shro shire, of Centervilie, asking for
immediate trials upon the indictments
returned agains5 her by the grand
jury. 1t will be remembered that
Mrs. Shropshire was indicted on three
coan S, one for drawing a deadly weap-
on, one for pointing deadly weapon
and one for sending threatening letters
through the mails. All of these com
ing from the recent trouble with her
neighbor, G. l.. Burburry.
The Court acted at once upon the re-
quest of Mrs. Shropshire and ordered
bench warrants issued for the lady and
set her trials for Tuesday next.
Mayor James N,/O'Brien on yester-
day filed anwsdf for the city in the
case of School Board VS.. City of Paris.
Very interesting and able arguments
were listened to in Court yesterday
afternoon in the case of L. F. Spears
& Sons, ETC., VS.. Bush Nelson. 1t is a
suit asking damages for breach of con-
tract. The plaintiffs buying lot Of
grass seed from the defendant which
was not delivered. The defendant al
leges that the plaintiffs were an unlaw-
full firm, buying seed to corner the
market and to set their own price on
same. The plaintiffs demurred to an
swer of defendant, and the arguments
were on the demurrer. John 7. Shelby,
of Lexington. Ed. Jouett, Of Winches-
ter, and Mcmillan & Talbot, of Paris,
represented the plaintiffs and Col. John
r. Allen, of Lexington, and Judge
Harmon Stitt, of this city, represented
the defendant. The question will be
further submitted to the court by
briefs
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
Senator McCreary Talks.

.orrs=0ondent asked Senator Nc
- Few days ago if he wanted to
- nothing about the reference to
q. aif made by Gov. Beckham in bis
H'.-- eneeeh at Frankfort, Ky. Sen
r. trcCraery said: My statement
a All h, brief. | want peace and har-
So and Democratic victory in Ken
NJ more than anyone else. | have
'.-sr bv communication TO news
-. or personal interviews, discuss
IN rarcrred co the snap eiectOl ial
- - or TO toe Senatorial election,
ait5wrl have been often requested
81 now depart from my custom to
80, ~. Gov. Bechham is mistaken in
-. Terence to me in his recent
--s5.a. I had nothing whatever to do
- The Senatorial race at Frankfort {;
80 rot been in Frankfort or talked
- % Senator or Representative since
- Canreal Assembly convened, and
NV not received letters from but I. ur
T.sr-bprs. one of whom is the Represen-
ts-ive from my own county Madison
AMI all Of the four voted for Gov.
Peckbam as long as he was before the
General Assembly.
The people are tired of being talked
N about the primary election of 1905.
ba.ieve they know all they wish to
know on the subject, and | shall not
discuss it at present. I only say |
nave tried to be faithful and efficient
United States Senator. and have
always been at my post of duty, and |
have hoped to be honored with a second
Term as other Senators have so often
baen honOred in Kentucky. But | was
not elected, and nave put ali matter
connected with the contest for Senator
behind me.
Il believe the success of the Demo
cratic party is paramount to my sue
cess. 1 love Kentucky, and | love the
Democratic party and with heart full
Of gratitude for the honor conferred
upon me in the past, [ am ready in the
approaching campaign to do as | did
last year, when | made speeches for
the Dem0cratiac ticket and as | have
done in every campaign for nearly
thirty years, devote whatever OF abil-
ity CT energy possess to the triumph
Of Democratic principles and the sue
cess Of the Democratic ticket"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
RELIGIOUS.

III ion Communion sreviles VII {
held by the Presbyterian churches
Sunday morning at the Second Presby-
terrain church. Rev. Dr. e. II. Ruiher-
ford will preach at morning service
and Rev. Jospeh S. Malone at evening
service. Preparatory services will be
held Saturday morning az IL O'Clock.
Elder Carey E. Morgan will be in
his pulpit at the Christian church
Sunday. Morning subject, "We Are
Members One of Another evening
subject, "a Religion for Man"
Rev. J. o. A. Vaught, Presiding
Elder of the Frankfort District, viii
conduct the third quarterly meeting at
the Paris Methodist church Sunday
morning, and will also preach &C night
How Sweet the Name Of Jesus
Sounds, F" will be the subject of Rev.
r. S. Litsinger's sermon at St.
Peters Episcopal church, Sunday
night. The series of sermons on
Familiar Hymns and Their Writers, -
are attracting many to hear them.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
MATRIMONIAL.

Mr.. Robert NJ. Terrell, of Clinton
vile, KY, announces the engagement
of his daughter, Amelia Cleveland. to
Professor Joseph Moler McVey, of
HoustonviIle. Ky. The wedding will
be a pretty event and will be celebrat-
ed Thursday afternoon, March 20, at
2 O'Clock in the Christian church at
ClintonviIle. No invitation have been
issued, but ell relatives and friends
are invited.
Prof. McVey, is Bourbon boy, and
made his home IN this county Up to a
few years ago, when ne gave up the
practice of law to become teacher.
He is now a member of the faculty Of
Hustonville College.
"A marriage license was issued by
Comfy Clrek Patton Wednesday to
Bette Evans and Edsell May. -
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
New Hair Store.

Mrs. Mary A. Patton has opened a
hair parlOr in the room opposite Ford
hsm Hotel, next to Western Union
Telegraph Office, where she invites ali
Of her old friends to call. She is pre-
pared TO furnish the very latest in
hair goods, bangs, puffs, etc.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
Elegant Line OF Shirts.

An elegant line of spring shirts at
Price & Co, S, ciothiers, at 50 cents,
S100, $l.59.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
DEATHS.

wv -ssf.x1les. rod - years
died in Carlisle last Friday, after a
lingering illness. The deceased former !
ly lived in this city. He is survived
by his wife, who is in very delicate
health.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
BIRTHS.

O<Born, yesterday morning, to the
wife Of Mr.. Jack Shea, on Vine street,
d ten pound daughter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
Beautiful Keckwear.

Spring neckwear in beautiful silks
at % and 80 cents at Price & Co. s,
Clothiers.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
Administrators Appointed.

Clark Barnett was on yesterday APP
Observation-Disclosures of the estate of
hts Idte father, r. P. Barnett.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-20
Eggs Wanted.

We want your eggs cash or trade.
L It c. P. COOK & CO. =
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
DRUGGIST ALLEGES
DAMAGE TO CREDIT
Brings $1,000 Suit for Libel
Against Former Tenant
of His Store

SAN RAFAEL Feb. 2s.-'FYou better
get your money, and get it quick. or
else you won't get il at all: they are
getting ready to pull up stakes and
leave the town. This statement is
made the basis of q $1,000 libel suit
by W. w. Campbell. a Sausalito drug
gist. IN an action brought against W.
R. Walker here today.
Campbell alleged that Walker oecu-
pied part OF his store, rent free, for
IA months. Suddenly deciding that he
wished to engage in business on his
own account, walker left the place
without notice and moved across the
street. where he displayed the Identical
lines of merchandise carried by Camp
bell, with the exception OF drugs.
A few days ago Campbell received
notice from Rinaldo Bros. & Co OF
San Francisco that his account was
overdue. accompanied by curt notice
TO settle or the matter would imme-
diately be placed In the hands OF a col
lection agency.
The lapse OF two days time brought
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01

Centre. Holtville and CalexlcO are the
scenes of great activity. Nye feels con-
fdent that somewhere in that county
an important city is bound to grow.
which Will be the equal of Fresno or
Sacramento.
In speaking OF the resources of the
valley he remarked that when six years
ago the beginning Of cultivation by ir-
rigation was started there was hardly
any land being taken UP. Now he says
there are between $50 900 and 100000
acres under cultivation.
He also notes that for 90 per cent
of the land occupied there is no valid
title and this, he explains. is due TO
the withholding of the United States
patents. The government, however. has
given assurance that their squatters'
titles or possessory interests will be
recognized and they are buying and
selling as freely as though there could
not be q doubt of their ultimate titles
to the land. In conclusion he stated:
Everybody has heard about the
melon industry, but / was surprised TO
see the extent of alfalfa land and !
find that the valley is full Of cattle
and hogs. 1t is estimated that $4,000
acres are in alfalfa. and in some in
stances this Yields 10 crops per year.
About $50. 900 hogs are kept in the val
ley and the dairy industry also is be-
coming important 1t Is not known
yet TO what extent orchards can be
grown, but experiment are heing made
with both trees and vines, which show
promising Indications
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
OPIUM DENS AND DANCE
HALLS FEEL. POLICE HAND
Resort Keepers Latest Ruse to
IN. Sell Beer in Disguise
Brings Arrests

SACRAMENTO Feb. 2s.-Chief Sui
1igan has started IN. TO clean out the
opium dens- or Chinatown. and the dance
halls OF the tenderlOin which have been
6oorishing for years, and as a result
sach day sees a dozen or more opium
smokers in the city. Justices court. The
dance halls have been ordered to dis
continue The. sale Of liquor and the
licenses have been taken away by the
trustees.
3. Since the. licenses were revoked the
managers. Of the places have resortea
70 every device 70. sell liquor and have
paid numerous fines, and il was thought
V-hen the last one Of them was arrested
the sale had: discontinued. Last even
Ing one Of the patrolmen entered the
Art dance hall. IN civilian clothes and
asked for beer-. He was promptly
handed q soda water bottle. He was
about TO return IL to the bar tender
when: he'.notioed man next TO him or
oering three Of the bottles.
This resulted in the discovery that
beer was being sold in the place and
the arrest OF Richard, McCreadie and
Joseph Sullivan. the proprietors, fol-
lowed Gambling has entirely ceased
here and even the well known resorts
OF Chinatown have closed their doors
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
wARy MANNERING,s NEW PLAY

NEW YORK, Feb. 29.-At the office
Of the Shubert theatrical company to-
day the information was given out that
their star. Mary Mannering. has read
and accepted play especially written
for her Its title, which may be
changed, is Memory and Tomorrow"
and the author is z. Booth Tilton, the
we'll known stage director, who has
been so big a factor in the successes
of the Henry ". Savage productions
Miss Mannering and her company,
now playing Rida Johnson Young's
"Glorious Betsy" are rehearsing the
Tilton play, and the intention is to give
ii a trial performance during Miss Man
nering's engagement at the Novelty
theater in San Francisco.
So well is the work thought of that a
special production is being arranged
and If the piece is as well received in
San Francisco as is expected it viii be
given half the time of Miss Manner
ing's engagement at Days theater
when she returns here with GLORIOUS
Betsy" in April
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01

letter from collection agency. stat
ing that unless. the account was paid,
in accordance with their. clients rs
quest, they would be obliged TO. instfs
tute attachment proceedings: AT. tho
same time a Communication was re-
ceived by. Campbell from. the, Drink
house company OF San Franchises. ad-
the filing Of his order materially. : 70 /.
Campbell was nonplused IT'S credit
was evidently being undermined in a.:
most effective manner by some person.:
unknown and the situation. was be-.
coming decidedly serious. He. had. re-
garded the first letter as a joke. and paid.
no attention to the commune ton hut
now 1t was apparent that some action:
must be taken. =.
Investigation developed; . campbell:
asserted, that his former tenant was
at the bottom OF the. trouble: having
stated to travelling &. sa1esmen OF the. tw o.
business firms that the druggist was
preparing to leave Sausafi'to with
debts unpaid at the earliest .oppeTtu-
nifty. :.
The libel euft for 81. 900 is. based on
the statements OF the two firms. both
of whose representatives happened to
be new men in the territory and unac-
quainted with CampbelIs tlrat walkers.
confidential tip. was the cause of their:
action. :.
Walker. who conducts news .agens-
cy. laughs at. the 'sdft brought by.
Campbell and is. inclined to treat the
matter as a Joke.
Campbell likes to have his fun he
said today; "all know about the mat
ter is the fact that I. am made party.
to a suit brought by Campbell He
owes me money for teaming which. Z
did for him over year ago and for
which L. am still awaiting payment
Perhaps the other people did not feel
that they could wait so long:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
vii. lii WILD HoRsEs

CARSON CITY. New, Feb. 2q-Fif-
teen Thousand wild horses infesting the
forest ranges Of Lander county are TO
be killed of by the forest service. and
since the news leaked out the Office
of Attorney General Stoddard has been
flooded with letters from all parts Of
the country requesting that the ami
nsls be surrounded and captured and
sold at auction. The animals are not
III for labor. as most OF them are
blind and undersized and stunted, ow-
ing 70; the: mingling Of breeds They
are nuisance 70 the farmers. and all
that can bs done with them is TO kill
them Of.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01

good many people get mad. when
you tell them they've got dyspepsia
sbut way down deep In their stomaebs
t1hey know they've got it.
I'D love TO eat IL, but can't" Is one
l1zihd Of dyspepsia.
Il hate 10 think Of it" is another. kind
- lsThere. are thousands Of people today
lv-ho. hate. their meals. and. love them at
FtAe same time. They haven't that fine
tsalpty+hungry eat-Rveryth ing-iIi sight
kind OF feeling. which goes with every
coed. strong. healthy stomach. That's
because they. have dyspepsia. And then
there are others whose mouths don't
water at meal time or AT any other time.
p They sit at the table and go through
the motions, only because its time to
" eat These people too, are dyspeptics.
Every possible kind Of stomach trou-
which VIII just take right hold. OF all
the food in your stomach and digest it
alone without the help Of the stomach.
and let the stomach take a rest
stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets DO this
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every drug store for soc a box.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
IMPERIAL COUNTY
MAKES BIG STRIDES
Controller Nye Sees Most Prom-
ising Future in New Di-
vision of State
sPEc1AL pIsPATcH 10 THE cALL

SACRAMENTO. Feb. 2s.-The state
board of equalization and State Con-
troller A. B. Nye, who have been travel
ing through the southern part Of the
state for the last two weeks. returned
home last night and announce that
they visited every county south Of the
Tehachapi OF all the counties Nye
declares that Imperial is In his esti-
nation the grandest. for while only a
new one it is building UP rapidly and
he estimates that settlers are entering
it at the rate of 1000 a week.
He states that he found the hotels
all over the county crowded and that
the towns of Brawley. Imperial. FL
~~~~~~~~>~~~e-~~>~~>
a letter from the chief of ordnance,
saying that his bureau had In view the
purchase of certain bursting charge
for shells, which invention was Sc
cret The chair. however. sustained
Mann and the provision went out on a
point of order. The bill then was
passed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01

Humphreys Homeo.
siap and John Streets
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
cALrFoRNIA PosTMAsrERs

WASHINGTON, Feb 29.-Postmas-
ters appointed IN California aro:
Patchin, Santa Clara county, Louisa y.
Scott. vice C. L A Scott, deceased;
Soarlos, Kern county, Henry c. Thomas,
vice L NJ Underwood, resigned.
Additional rural service has been es-
tablished at Thermal, Riverside county.
TO begin May l. Length of route, 26.325
miles; families served, los.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
WANT WHITE PLAGUE FUND

WASHINGTON. Feb. 29.-Dalzell of
Pennsylvania introduced in the house
by request today a bill to establish
in the United States a tuberculosis
fund TO be used In the investigation
and development of methods of treat
ment of tuberculosis, and appropriat-
ing 100000 for that purpose.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

Sru3ifirus, ousgeiteIt ijnb, f4peigen
ore @loten, uno Der O~1tt'5oienIt gebt
bel au3gel0ihten &er3sn Dor fin. Im
Sonnabeno iriib niro bas 2i6t Der
STRIDE neu ent3iinOet.
Dor Der ct. Qeter5boIiIita iteGt Elm
groBe3, I60n gear6eitcte5 %brDn3enes
apbIenbeden nit tupfernem llnteriab;
iiber ben &oblen iinb 2orbeers uno
OeI3peige 9eihi6tet. Sin geoadter
Slid trGgt auf itIbernen @lotten Die
Qltarter3en uno funf 8roBe, in Silbers
uno @%olopopier 9ebiiQtt Weibrduds
t0rner; leBtere oeuten auf Die flint
0unoen Gbrilti, bic Queuen be8 2i1ts
unb oeS 4ebens. 9aneben itebt bic
aus reinpciBem Wa4s bergeitsate
Oiterter5e, bic nit 9~siligenbiloern uno
farbenrei6en S3enen aus BEN 2eben
beg GrI6iers 9ei6miidt 1T uno oft Dir
mesbide oufneiIt.
Der 6unte, an benz oas SIterli6t
ert3iinbet pirO, muB miteIit Stabls
aus einem &ieielitein geiAlcgsu pers
ben un0 nIrO nit elmer t,eineren Rer3e
dufgefangen. Damn psrosn nit biaier
bic 3Dei9e bes &O5Ienbedens in 8rano
gefeBt. Na6oem orei @ebete iiber benz
neuen 6euer geipro6sn poroen, eriolgt
bic Se9nung Der flint Weibrau6t0r>
ner, bic burauf, nebit benz 6euer, nit
WeibpaIer beiprengt uno berdudert
peroer.
@6IiebIi6 IeBt fi6 bic @eiHIi6teit,
tpeIder Die N%usfiibrung Der ipmboIis
f4en 9anblung obgelegen bat, in
feierIihe prp3eiiion no9 Dem Snnern
Der &irhe, too bic Weibe uno Gnt3lns
oung Der groBen OItcrter5c bur9 ben
3elcbrirenben 0iaton Itottfinbet. Nn
Der SIterter3e neroen bic flint Msibs
rau4t0rner in &reu5esform befeitigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

rem 95aer, bic Der S6affer binter ben
S6euern Io5IieB. Sn Der Na4bars
idait t6aten ie besglei6en. 2(uA
TItntcntnoQ eri6ou. &ur3, e5 mar elm
0Dlenldrm. Ra6oem i'd ben S6ret
i~ibertauOen, fano i6 bo5 S4ieben
iebr itimmung5pou, tpiepobI es nod
iebr friib am Gage mar. GroBmamd
taudte in meinem 8immer auf, tiiBte
mid, pijnihte mir elm frObes Set uno
frogte mid, OBJ ib ni6t anieben nolte,
ipie bic Sonne oreimal beim Nufgeben
fpringen miiroe. SD ti6erte innerIi9
uno ia8te ga, Nag iein, baB i'd midi
bon ben anoeren beeinfm7en IieB, aber
ale beboIpteten i6reienb, bic Iiebe
Sonne, bic bod IOnIt 10 9emeIIen lire
8abn ge6t, bate pirtlid einen Seitens
1prung gema4t.-
Damn 3o8 bic StabtmuIit bur6 bic
Struben unO ipielte feiGe Wdri6e auf.
Dor Dem G4IoIe ma4ten iie 3rpei
Stdnohen, oas gait @roBmama, Die
ii6 baour9 iebr gee9rt fibIte. = gu
elmer 3eit, no ib in Der Stobt brin
nod i'm Negltgee berumIteige, ipar
i6on aueS in boiler Yarabe. Ollie