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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17

approaching these shores clandestinely
and surreptitiously slipping unnoticed
through the crowd at the pier, to seek
the solace of solitude and indulge in
pious patriotic meditation.-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
CAN HE?
John L. Sullivan is said to be great
reader in his old age"
mo doubt. But can he read his title
clear to a mansion in the skies?
A JINGLER.
Just juggling along,
Day after day;
Singing my song,
If sad or gay.
Just jingling along,
Come good or ill;
If sick or well,
I'm jinglng still!
CASE IN POINT
Birmingham is grimy town.
Indeed it is. Every Monday morning
at our house we have to give Billikin
BATH
THE HOPEFUL MAN.
Here is a toast to the hopeful man,
Whose smile, when cares Cypress him,
Defeats Old Nick's most artful plan;
The hopeful man-God bless him.
Newark News.
The man who hears his neighbor play
race
On the fellows who have passed him.
And refrain from punching in the face
or the fresh nuts who have sassed him.
Scranton Tribune.
The man who can make him a garden
plot
And smile at the thought of his pickins
When things are ripe, and not heave
bricks
To cripple his neighbors chickens
Houston Post.
The man who hears his neighbor play
A cornet, loudly blowing,
Nor wishes him where preachers say
The wicked wights are going.
THE FAMILY.
A poodle and a rubber plant
The Newlyweds prefer;
That's why race suicide alapns
Are making such a stir.
PAUL COOK.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17

approaching these shores clandestinely
and surreptitiously slipping unnoticed
through the crowd at the pier, to seek
the solace of solitude and indulge in
pious patriotic dltation.-Lousville
Courier Journal
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17

The grounding is assuredly observing
Lent this year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17

The transformers should accept nat.
urally and gladly "Chanticleer."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17
CASE IN POINT

Birmingham is a grimy town.
Indeed it is. Every Monday morning
at our house we have to give Billikin
a bath"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17

This world would be better place
And more, forsooth, like heaven,
If there were not so many wights,
Who're bent on getting even.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17

WHO'S HE?
Lest we forget quiet, unostenta-
tious, self-effaclng,, Notwithstanding.
shrinkingly modest, unknown, unphoto-
graphed. unsmlling, noise-hating, reti-
cent, secretive lion hunter contemplates
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17
CAN HE?

John L. Sullivan is said to be a great
reader in his old age"
mo doubt But can he read his title
clear to mansion in the skies?'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17

NOT A STRENUOUS PERSON.
Puffy sits all day at desk"
81 should think he'd get tired of that"
ooh, when he feels the need of a little
exercise he spins around in his chair
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-17

The hearings will continue
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
!. Piles! Pilesi Piles;

Have you" neglected. your kidnegs!
HEayesyou 0H4rworked your ner v6Sss
svstt and caused trouble with 0iis
kidnaYs And bladder? .z5%% you y: ~; I:
in toshss 81 de-, hat < IofHs< and blad,
der? Have YOU fla ffflg appe arance
of the fac peel afff y uftfer.the eyes!
Too ff ediefif a;desfe 20 spsss vi lnel
If sd Williams its:i id3e y;aR73ss will cure
you1S45sa Drug ISIS Pr ea 50e. Will
iams&M 'f'g. 100 FL r6ps. cleveland, @.
Fog sale big ftb9 tdorfer.Ssss; ::..,-------s s
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
Costly Make-ReIieve.

~ fWest side mother has a little
daughter who remembers the lessons
the daisies taught her last SUMMER
Not long ago the parent heard a LITTLE
voice in the next room saying softly
4 k1chman, poorman, beggarInan
thfeE" After a while she looked in
and there stood the child plucking the
last cherished leaves from the rubber
plant as she crooned her little fortune
song.-New York Sun.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
! SSs ]

them all that makes life pleasant, ac-
cording Is tTeas6pihf5n* 56fSIssacS Bar
row. Concerning book-loving girls he
wrote .sShe that loveth a book will
never want faithful friend. whole
some counsellor, cheerful companion,
an enectaal comforter. By study, by
reading, by thinking, one may inno,
Gently diTert and pleasantly enterta9R
oheselfs as in all weathers, so in an
fortunes-s-Ho Home Notes. rs
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
STOcE. CROP AND FARM NOTES
". aF4aRY lIess NRssenger 49, 8 NE. Har5
sfs 5p1l|}tsfs S..ss
and 7iieifers 6ff tIss local ffsaf kat wa
he shipped TO his home in Eaton. Ohm.
tasfE " exc saafeng thG best slpa entr9k
t &c and brou4 fanG& res. #

@ Isle #l#4 cur yS22f4aS tDs
Pnter$4n Mfcho slnty Yfb ha@
D gEsg III e. H bussst tiI'!
have prevented great deal of GROUND
being put IL CONDITION. corn pfSntfng
is suspended on account of the rains,
and the cool weather is encouraging
the cut worm in his business.
Total receipts of live stock on tbs
Chicago market last week were 46, zoo
cattle. 123, 500 hogs and $500 sheen.
The weeks receipts compared with the
previous week in round numbers in
creased 1900 cate, $4,000 hogs and
$500 sheep. Compared with CORES
ponding week last year cattle decreas-
ed 300 hogs increased 800 and sheep
$500.
Early potatoes that were cut down
blythe freeze have come out and are
growing as good as ever. Kowevers:it
IS SAID they will not bear. as pFali fraaz
81 aAfhose that escaped the: freezes BY
bein9 planted later The potato BUGS
are more numer6hs this at fhafs
ever know. They seeIn TO fave been
waiting in the 9r16b f09r Sstae zines TO
come up and:tok1t DR. i've are 6gt: JHftef
quently found So ga e: e 81 are
also Attaching Paris
green is baip :}x nenls- as
will do the wa y Il sSs ;;E {; s: ;;;::3s
Frank HaydeA % 1fnery
county, has sold to'J e
.S9pss.of Fleming, his kssQld
colt j ohnson's Idofe>- This scals IS
sired by Golden King. he by Wi1sQn
King, and his dam was by the great
Emerald Chief. Emerald Chief was
by Bourbon Chief. dam Kate O 'Heayn,
~ Beauty. The grand dam of John
s6nsssIdol, on the dams side is the
only mare living or dead ever juiged
by the Government expert and rated
100 per cent. The price paid was $500.
The colt will be broke. handled and
prepared for the show ring. ...
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
, and Others With Artificial j &c: Al. ar and d.
Natural Gas for Lighting and
Heating Purposes.
: @yH8 Pas Rks, AaN26 Ia o.
'" - 81 /

b 81 -; I9s5, S. :.
| and is nefetbly III reeeea FS5a4dvSz ge;s
by one insertion each week for two
consecutive weeks in some newspaper
in general circulation in the city of
Paris, Kentue& w that BIDS sajtill Us
received on JuHe l4A lO;eAt 38 CITY
Hall for the frhnea ofE&en3 bg ~
and upon the street nd *pukf 6v!S Us
of the City ofR III;
maintain and operate mains and pipes,
with the necessary appliances and
apurtenances, in said streets and pub
lie ways for ,thaspurpose of supplying
saYf citWapd it inhabit9nts< ahd. ethexs
.5n-4hestatr toraadjacenk M3r4t& WITH
gas, artificial or natural, for light,
heat. fuel and power purposes for a
peril dtof twestvst2g. years
1seagh 2. .lAAkbsdS sh3l 6S subject
| to the following conditions:
(a) The. successful bidder. his sue
cessQrs-oE assigns may not chSrge
tthe-sitR h&e fhani eweHty-thr Hdl4
lafS.5 (S23 CO., per1amp post per year
for city lighting and to furnish free of
| charge such 96aas may bY neceYary
lot fhe ligh9 qg Of theT CITY Buildings,
ana Shall hot cfafgeF ccnstnaesS h8re
than one dollar and Thirty five cents,
| Isl 35), per thousand cubic feet for
#gas for;Xuel purposes, and not more
HI Aan& ole dollarN s3nd SIKH 8eHfS
Y (&f.sD ,|for gas Eor 81 Il l;xniE h tfa2 "a 81
the usual rebate Of ten cents per
thousand for prompt payment. provic-
ed that a @4ihimup charge OF not over
fifty kdtg Der f81tf nfaYhe made for
each Service connected.
| Elbl The successful Dider, his sue-
1e&ssSsS 9fT 9kSk6s. shaB taFs s5Ife
right to enter in and UPON thess streets
Tor publiqwayssof theScity to clay It's
t B sjah- 70 raAs1 rJnevas5 akRnb
$ own Expense all openings sof the
stEzdsxdd pub sod ipadsJ ~ t,
(c) The successful bidder. his sue
cessors or assigns. shall have INSTALL
cd sin the city of Paris within
three. (3), months from the date Of
his purchase of the franchise, a mod
ern. AND efficient gas plant with naeins.
| pipes spurterEqkes fpfftNf our
pose of ceiling and distributing sgas as
aforesaid.
| Sectipn s. The Mayor is hereby di-
EfGt6ffo btfeE for:aale fsaid- FRANCHISE
at public sale to the highest and best
bideersQn5 uile-l4, 1910, at, the ,City
Haf1 atT:S0 PM. when any bid>slfan
be accepted, the bidder. his successors
sCr as@Eps. shall become the ownersof
|aids 2eh issa 90 @ <A YHH
The Council reserves the right to
reject any or all. bids, that may be
MADE on said14aAckzs&z Sst sC-%f5 J
J. T. HINTON. Mayor.
latest: &. {. ADAIR, Clerk.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31

ssas Pfoneer of Electric Railways.
A moael electric engine. built by
trhomas-D davenport, a poor blacksmith
EofsBRandon. VT. and operated on a
smia4r citcular track in 1884. probably
was th esfirst electric railway in the
FwdEld Ny
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
"a Matter oil siaht.

% - They tell me-" said the innocent
Emaid. lat your marriage was tie re-
silltRof 1--we at first sight. Is9tHrBe2 =.
at Is, answered the round-shouldered
man sadly. Had / been gifted with
second Eight. I'd still be III Vie batktaar
eAss Chicago News.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
80. : III - u ''s'tSIs.TsIs q .;t-s:;t
Professional Cards
7szS5Sis .sfTTTJTU1 g z 2 q
N'N. x aNNEH.sisstis wax. DUDIfsY..
y xa' .sa159ss5 ss;sGs ~ yusua :,
.ssDrS@ KehneTi& Dudley

oaics sQpp.lF erdllhaaw Hotel pl.,..s. 3
ws.E.5 xya - 70 $3.50 e Irl1Isua zig
IcE HOURS. 1852 70 aHiip}z.M 70
.nsJ'5 10 lsztq 8 RuIl;I .Srm
+SGsSb1 u ensGn2 .z1M n1IH -
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SPRAdBi8uscG PEysIC4ANsg;M
Odides-ire Ag riealt6r aaBuild ingl
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=: * ATS2 55iS MY S|''T fia WV sos
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bdg III n:i~ <siaE1 .37x:aIam d
snla s5H 2ssnu2 .TdS 1ssaak
III ,s3.s2 TSs 5ssi% IN 81
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
,ssHow Vice Works.

( Before: vice can fasse9 On "a gmsni
body nfffd or moral nature fftst be
debi1taten. The MOSES and fungi
gather d sickly treess-. not sfhrivikg
ones; and the odious parasites which
fassen or the human frame, choose
tii atewhtch is already enfeebled.-
] hssasfs;s 9iI.1
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
The Mules lntelIioence.

Dat OF mule knows dat plowin'
time has come" said Brother Dickey
en- I gone ter DE barn Ter feer-fin
dis mawnin' he had done kicked de do
igeSsss JumRedsdwo sSwiTs fsn0es an
swi inn sdEmisl pdb' te$de HfgwS pods
Wen you stops to c0nsf6er d9-rew adj
wantages de mule hez had de intelli-
gence er mere man can't hoP half a
candle ter im."-Atlanta Congntu,
ton.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
Ambiguous.

b Af@uring the recent war maneuvers a
private not long married received a
'ietter. frdn his wife in which she
asked. seDo you ever think of me.
DEAR? 20 which he is said to have
ereptiEdi II think of you every day
at -nealss~ dear. The cooking is hor.
frible. !. Boston Transcript.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
: No Possible Doubt.

s"sY6h CANT make me believe" SAID
Mrs. Lapsling. that the nan fhs hs9:
lice caught prowlingG around our
house wasn't a burglar. He denied it.
but they found "A cBahhsz rs}olyer,
oriIhim.S
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31

|snsAn Atlanta grocer told more thaF Pc
Fn1eant ii his Christi$s1 hq xSr1i 81
E5aefIs; sz4Apples. Oranges. Imported
|. iStits; sEruit Cake. Shop Now and
Avoid tie Rush Remeaibeys4 she EeFll5
Bird Gas the Worm. Everybody
"a Ass.c z. .
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
The Mean TSrssld e

8 Mrs. Nagg-"Who was II that said:
| I dhanksG God am not "asseJher.Eshe .
K Mr. sSagg Some bachelor. "-Lippin-
colts. *
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
WORKING

'"A''"0S sEsec2 5sss;G. :
5ssa greae9 strain 6nEb Feseyes.l .Eessen
FL sai as possible g2IGayangfh e
best light,gwhieh is the: ELE 3 &c,
No fidkering;1 NOS heat, ysnell sor
smoke. : -sYfoa:i can nave it Just where
you want iiite IT, to- throw tie Best light
on your work With n0s glare. in your
ieyess Have talk with us about its
icSg6'as 7con}p4Fed7 withe 1essl modern
All :, s e; Az 1SnsEHez .si.fys;11u n.s
gtnfp5 ~ sssstis siis ei ssGgf54s .: asG:
ls:1h sae.is21z sist q, ~ ~
5H .Gs'i 8 xnin=csn zsag
Paris Electric i,a Lisht. om i any
m go gsw l;s7:;uua t!ss:s. 50 ys:.a:ses
sd7zs5 -s9 sGneorRorated, l,.g .:ps:.i,.
- 49,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31
MISS JESSIE BROWN.
Embroidery
Po % d!

Now is.the time ofisyear to feed
your fowls a good tonic, Rfs1I ia. cures
cholera, roup. gapes, canker andy Iicns
berneck, when fed as aEpfe3enfive t.
not only keeps them healthy;buts Rag
esthem lay: Price so cents NC
cure. no pay. Guaranteed 81 :yenr
druggist j. u. Wilson, /. TRHi { yirEstier
the guarantee. Ask. fur :bcSklets sGsl
diseases Of poultry. SSSksit.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31

TG3&E
70 laaE
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31

| M go IS (" .s7:ssua 5.z:s 10 yy:.as,.s.
hfis-s5 ITO slncorporated, lt.g ..as5,i,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-05-31

The Council reserves the right to
ssIset on amy Gs 81 s52a s nay
J. T. HINTON. Mayor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
Az EXTRAORDINARY SCHOOL
where Chinese Ladies' of High Decree
smoke. hut study Not.

A = Roe in his book called China as
Saw Il gives an odd pen picture OF q
school. many of xho-a pupils. from 3 to 20
years old wer. tho wives of high officials.
Eager To- display her knowledge Of
Western customs he says, tho PRINCIPAL.
a Chinese lady az rank. herself well edu-
Gated. dressed herself l'anglaise in q
purple. -acSlika tlnic. belted in nc the
wai-:. "A shiny black sailor hat lined with
fanHelattc and trimmed with real flowers
that had withereCi q way. and lastly, brown
boots ON her poor little mi~shapen feet.
What do you teach them asked my
friend
oh whispered the little lady. conf
dcntiallv. they don't really learn any
thing. you know. hat they hike To come and
their husbands like them To come
What do they do. them
They just talk and play. and smoke
their water pipes. and II there IL any matter
of dispute their husbands cit in COMMITTEES
and decide the question.
But what pity, said my friend.
Gould yOu not urg" them To make better
Use of their tifne'
We'll there was one, said the little
lady. sadly, who had plenty of ability.
bat when | pressed her TO study. she COM
planned a. her husband that she was being
III treated and that was an end Of IL
There il certainly pathetic side To
this new Graz. in China for education and
Even the man who advertised that he
could teach the English language up to
the letter g. probably did not lack for
puDils
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

Notice to Fat Women

Presumably YOU know. ladies'. that the
proper cap"r nowadays IL lines Curves ara
Ja--c ' GA have got to take OF your fat.
This must h' done IN one of three ways. By
dieting. bv "S' rel So. "r by means Of Mar
tnoin Pros, ription Tablets The two former
Will keep Won busy for months and punish
yuu pretty severely Inc latter will cost you
- cents al the druggist In" tablets will
not max" any alteration in your diet ncces
-ary and yet N ali probability. before you
have used M one case. YOU will be losing
from /. ia ~ ounces OF tat = day. Which
method do YOU Ike III" b"-''
II YOU fancy this pleasant method Of get
ting ~ the fat. srr your druggist instantly.
or else write III" Marmoia Co 80 Farmer
Ilidg Detroit. Mich. to s"ud you case by
mad These cases contain 10 generous "a
utlanti 1T fahl"f. that ~" ira tm.nt "a very
economical " -. al-p. uulf- harmless. for
a.. tablets ar" wssl" exactly IN accordance
with ~" iamnu- Narui"la Prescription.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

event IN minute 10 seconds wen, 70 my
crviIi. silver Ctsp for fiv. miles In S
minnie, seconds another silver cup
for fiV" m''-' ~ . minute, v - seconds. u
gold morn for zen miles ~ ~ minutes d
second and TIA" much coveted Roln
trophy for the national amateur cham
piuE~hip presented by Nav 4 Erlanger
for iiV" miles, IA ! minutes seconds.
This amateur championship was COM
p-',"i Tor again AT New Orleans this year.
but my record stIll stands In the fifty
milo race a New Orleans | came in sec
ond To Dc PALMA NV tim" was - minutes
~ seconds. which broke the worlds rec
ore. Al that time"
In July. 1919, l gave a ono and FIVE mile
exhibition AT III" Jamaica track. In
October. 1909. | lowered he one and five
nal" r"coriH ia exhibition al the county
fair at Danburv. Conn. II was two days
later that ID" Palma met with his accident
'ndcay orsng to lower INV time there.
Il had mafl. record tune in practice on
the Fort George. Fort Ire and Wilkes
barre hIll Climbs. and for The BriarclifYe
and Long Island Derby road races, but
was not allowed to compete because un-
Fortunately ] am "a woman
After driving from New York to At
lania without even a puncturc to break
IN. monotony OF the trip. | drove my car
around the new Atlanta Notordrome.
two miles, IN minut" 81 seconds. carry
ing full touring equipment and four pas
s-ngeTS The same day the first time l
had ever even Sat in the car. drove q
big racer around the Same two mile
track in I minute IS seconds. Under the
same condii ions drove - III anot her racer
the two miles in | minute 5. seconds.
After making ihese various racing
records without accident 10 myself or
u' hers. after driving through the 1913
Glidden tour with perfect score-which
all IN the motor world know il one Of the
moss difficult If not the most difficult.
OF AUTOMOBILE" acquirements-I would
very much like to challcng" any man
driver to-day to show "A better record in
all around driving. from tho easy few day
touring contests 70 the beach racing.
motordrom" contests hill climbs. road
racing. on. mile. then half mile dirt
track. and ending with the Giidden tour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

Ws"rsrriHc correspondence O1ticnd Tribune.
~ " \. Goetz was automobiling with
somn women friends on sunday night the
party Wa held No ry monster black bear
ON ~" road from this pLlc" 10 Douglas city.
A. they rounded point the headlights re-
vell"i startled hruIn. who reared up on
his hind fa-r and snarlcd defiance.
Io,jl. %; the wheel. attempted to turn
,sii. and driv" around the beast. As he
turned oN tho beaten road "A fore n heel
dropped into - Lol" and the axle snapped.
/ was twpu~s bic 20 move mo car forward
or backward IN. y. omen screamed. After
IT." bear had yaard ia Wouderm"nt at the
strange spectacle fer a few moments hs
side
4 second auto party on the way from
Douglas CIV to Nsav.rNIlle picked M
t.oeTy and MS friend, u few minutes later
and conveyed them out Of tho bear 1One,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

FrpW re I"ndop EET nina >,IudTTd
The III" Of Lewis. the principal island ~
N" OItCr Hehrid"S. ~ tn be- sold by order
of Major MAJ hr-on. In extent about
ao $50 area. the island provides sport with
deer grouse. Woo't"ock and snipe and u
has three salmon rivers.
The principal mansion. known ~ evils
Castle standing ~ Ooo acres ~ grounds
overlook- S'ornoWsy. H. was visited by
King Edward and Queen Alexandra In 1870
II has also becn visited by King George
and IN" late Duke of Edinburgh on one Oc
'HsiOn spent = woek there The population
81 The island ~ about - n1s,. ~ which Storno
way has $500. the majority 81 thg gena tndcT
being CTOGterb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
CONCRETE ST4TIE or INDIAN.
% l. ~ Fee, High and Has Bern Three
Years In the Making.

A concrete static Of the famous Indian
chief Blackhawk has been erected in the
Stat. Of Illinois The statue stands above
Eagl..'s Nest across rtp' river from
Or, gon. ~ II has been in process OF
making three years.
The statues great size. IS feet. without
counting either the artificial base or the
natural rock foundation. 30 feet high
on which it IL placed. puts il on a scale
with the Goddess Of Liberty ia New York
harbor and the great statue OF -Th. Pill
grim On the New England coast.
The third and greatest claim TO fame
IL that 1t il built TO be permanent. Ac-
coriing to the Cement AGE. IL IL believed
that 1t wiil o,Itlast the sphinx. the pyra-
miCs and even the stones OF the Druid-
The sculptor was dorado Taft Mr.
Taft had noted the remarkable time
proof qualities Of concrete IN ancient
European structures. and there came TO
him his great idea for the means of max in z
an enduring statue.
With the process in mind. il was not
!onG before an adequate subject presented
itself For thirteen yenrs he has had
his summer home and studio at Eagles
Nest on Rock River Standing for the
h,ndredth time al the highest point of
the Cliff and looking south AT the land and
river. he never failed to remember that
IT was from here that Blackhawk was
finally driven out Of Illinois
RIackhawk. chief Of the Sacs and Foxes.
fought on the English side In the var of
1872 lie saw sooner than anybody else
that the whites would take all the
Indians hunting grounds from him. He
tried everything from war TO treaties to
h.s ~ to- - hsa uF.sv
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\ Find OF old Coin.
From -" Aon.ion 6iotc,

Wor, ur"n IN d"nolishing an ancient house
si'r'a'ed m The Rue ie StrasboTrg. opposite
tho old Mont de Pipr" n Nantes have made
an Interesting discovery which ~ likely 10
atrra,' con aii"rabs attention, since the hnd
wa- 81 ono" Dispersed by tho men II CON
s'S,rd nf 4 number Of gold and silver coins
OF different rpoch-
Tho most Interesting bore the er1gy ~
Alphon-p WI Ming Of Gl!iria and CASTLE.
Who r"Iunrd from ll:g 10 Ii5N They bear
on the evrryur an inscription IN Arabic In
the., terms The trnir Of the Catholics IL
aided bv NlInh and Allah protects him
The find is Interesting IN more ways than
cnp and n j. likely that econOWi" writer's
viii not fail 70 make u-.- OF fhe~e coins TO
show the trade relations or NGute- about
~" period ot fa' Hundred Years War
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4 Mennonite Cnsiom
From me- !Ssn.cd Tribune

when u Young man reaches the mar
rih gSabI. age and shows those we'll known
=, inVtom- the elders Of the church hold q
m".r'ng They decide II h" ~ honest md
ciinbirf" buy him q farm. usually an eighty
Into Tho farm he puts his savings. and then
members Of the congregation raise the
rest of The funds TO pay for the land
ihi~ amount the Young man must paw
bH"l, with a small rate Of interest Thus
nv .Xnnpir and material assistance they
bind hfm by the strongest bonds that 81
d.b,or To- the church. They know full
we'll that nothing can b" lost for tn" land
- niwHyS worth what II will rO@t After
~" young people are lOrated on their farm
IN" rlIar- Assist with hdvic" and help.
DO rOu wonder that this thrifty people
ar" t,Tadualiy buying the finest Of all Kansas
land and The hest part Of the incest little
city within the borders Of that great state
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characters are the creations ~ a mind
in-xhaussibly fecund IN resource. fa-tid,-
ou- in taste, profound in conception and
elegant in artistic culture. To him greet
inRl' " j. HFNDEHsoS-