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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

JOHN "A. BERGER, maudolinist, pro-
fessional teacher of mandolin, guitar
and banjo. Fine nandolins, guitars,
violins, music, etc, sold at ABOUT half
tho regular prices to pupils and others.
Good instruments free to those taking
course of ~ lessons. Call OF address
4O7 Il. Tusc. St. tf
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FOR SALE - 2 fox terrier puppies, s
weeks old; color black and white, $500
and $500 each. Sloughs Second Hand
Store, 239 S. Walnut, corner Sth. 1-3
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FOR SALE-six fresh cows. Jacol
Rarrick, Louisville r.. d. No. 4. 30
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LOCAL MARKETS

s,.c-r Buying Prices.
,.spj{4arished by Chas. Ream. Grocer
- 7ton, o., March 3, 1910.
Country butter 30c; creamery, 32955e,
EGGS, 22c.
Chickens, live. young. 13c: old, 12c.
Potatoes, 5Oc per bus hel.
Dry onions, 75c per bushel.
Retail Prices.
Eggs, per doz., 3Oc.
Butter, country, &c; creamery, CSC.
Apples, 4OV6Oc peck
Flour winter winter h6l;' $40
Cabbage, 5Q7c head
Lettuce, zoe lb.
BeetS l5c n pix.
Celery, punches lOcs
Carrots, 10c 4 peck.
Sweet potatoes, 1G915c X peck
Turnips, &c 4 peck.
Malaga grapes, 20c lb.
Spinnage, l3c ID.
Endive, 1OQ121hc lb
Parsnips, lbs, l0c.
Grape fruit, lOc and 3 for 25c.
Oranges, zoe and SOC a doz.
Cranberries, 1Oc per at.
Canton Wholesale.
Furnished by the Table Meat Market
Cattle, dressed, 9d91ac.
Hogs, dressed, 12c.
Yearhng lambs. 12lS9l4c.
Ham. Ice.
Bacon, 2OQ22c
Skinned hams. Ice.
Lard, l41RC.
Veal, lice.
Chickens, 15c.
Canton Grain Markets.
Dealers pay the following prices:
Wheat, per bu., S.17.
Corn, in ear, per ou., &c.
Oats, per bu., 45c.
Baled hay, per ton, $500
Baled straw, per ton, $500.
Local Hay.
Farmers get $3.50 10 $500 per ton for
good slay.
Retail Prices.
Corn, ear. per bu., S5c.
Corn, shelled, per bu. 90c.
Wheat. per bu.. $40.
Cracked corn per cwt., $lS5.
oyster shell, per cwt. 75c.
Pure winter bran, per ton, $500
Winter white mds, per ton. $4,000
Pure corn and oats chop, ton, $35 90
Pure corn and oats, per cwt.. $50.
Old Process oil meal, per Cwt., $500.
Timothy hay per cwt., $l.O0.
Timothy hay, per ton, $500.
Oats, single bu., Coo.
Oats, 10 bu, lots. 60c.
Fancy clover seed, S105O.
Fancy alsike, SlO.5O.
Fancy timothy seed, $40.
Retail Prices.
Furnished by Table Meat Market.
Spare ribs 12lac.
Beef heart, Sc.
Calves liver, 15C.
Fresh smoked tongues, each SOC.
Old chickens, &c,
Young chickens, &c.
Sausage, lac.
Veal stew. l2lac
Lamb chops. lsq22c-
Lamb legs. zoe.
Veal steak, 2OC.
Veal chops, 16QlSc.
Smoked ham in whole, 16c.
Fresh ham in whole, l5c
Pork roast, 16c.
Pork chops, l6C.
SirlOin steak, Ice.
Round steak, l4c.
PoTterhouse 22c.
Tenderloins, 2ic.
Roast chuck, l0Gf2u-
Roast shoulder. l2c.
Roast rib. l2ql4c.
Lard, l6c.
Poultry Retail.
Furnished by Local Markets.
Chickens dressed. 22c; young, 22c.
Ducks, dressed, 22c.
Geese, dressed. 1sc
Turkeys, dressed Soc
Farmyard and Dairy
Cleveland o., March 9. 1910.
Butter - Creamery extras. SO a sSl5c.
prints, S4aS4lSc; hrsts 8Ol1Sic; Eeeopas'
2Sd29c; fancy dairy, 23a2ic: process sV.
tras, gTlsQ2Sc; process hrsts 26ikd127c.
prints. lc extra; packing. 2i92ilsc
Cheese-Full cream. fancy York 80.
lS4lshc; choice, l7niTlsc; Ohio f,5;
cream 1Tql1ssc. Swiss, No. l. aOfe9in
No. 2, lgQlse; brick cheese. lsalae; i'm.
burger. iTqlsc. Sun
Eggs-Current receipts, 2sihc.
Poultry. aliye-Chicsrens. i7lsc.
TURKEYS. 28g2ic
j, DRESSED ~, poultry. iSso pound over
Pigeons q. .Oo9iE . dozen.
squabs-t2yo4S.2j dosen.
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FOR SALE, MISCELLANEOUS.

L. BARR, Clerk.
Published in the Canton Morning News
Jan 81 Feb. 8, 10, II, "a, March 9.
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Notice of Annointment.

The undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Executor Of the
estate of Barbara Sturm late OF Stark
County, Ohio. All persons indebted 10
said estate will make immediate pay
ment, and creditors will present their
claims according to law
Dated this 25rd day of February, A.
D., 1910.
BARBARA STURM.
Feb q March = 10
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LoST-Lady's small gold watch, Hamp-
den movement, attached 10 pin Liberal
reward If returned to 322 Prospect Ave-
nue., Canton, o. 1-3
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WANTED = Young men to learn auto
mobile business by mail and prepare for
positions as chaffeurs and repair men.
We make you expert in ten weeks; assist
you to secure position. Pay big; work
pleasant: demand for men great; reason
able: write for particulars and sample
lesson. Empire Automobile Institute,
Rochester N 2S-12
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FOUND - The place where you can
-ro -, buy complete (mattress and
5 E E: -: ]: :: !: 6: e: : I: :: ): : :: ::
Sth, Bell 500. II
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LOST.


DoST-Monday afternoon, on s. Market
or w. Tusc or near streets, a dark
brown fur collar; Finder please return to
Mrs. T.. II. Clark. 707 w. Tusc,, and re-
ceive reward. Stark 1880. 1-3
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forgive myself if I've caused trouble in
your family Am working hard to get
that divorce. If I get it, will be in po-
sition to come to you If we could only cut
Tom out of it.. Does he ever leave you
alone afternoons so l could come out
and see you? I'd take chances on meet
ing him IL it wouldn't embarrass you, but
I'll do what you say. Always the same
JACK. "a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

WANTED - Three first class timers;
none but high class worSmen need ap-
ply Apply 1T Miller Pasteurizing Com
pany. l-S
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WE HAVE few places for good men
who can make a small investment and
accept position at good wages. Splen-
did opportunity. Just few places left
Inquire The National Loan & Investment
Company 6SS Courtland Building. Can
ton Ohio. 25-3
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WANTED - BY a middle aged man, a
houselEespe per. WrNe at once, giving
wages expected. Address Mike Miller
Louisville, Route four $50
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

CIGAR Statesmen WANTED - Ex-
perience unnecessary. Sell our brands to
the retail trade. Big pay. Write for full
particulars at once. Globe Cigar Co.,
Cleveland, o. l6-b-lO
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Wanted, Copies Stark Co. Democrat
One copy each Of the following issues
of the Stark County Democrat to COM
plete our file. for which we viii pay ten
cents per copy. March IL, April /, and
June 10, 1909 The News-Democrat Pub
Go If
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1910-03-03

ATTENTION, tomato growers--All per-
sons desiring to grow tomatoes for us the
coming season will kindly write or call
us by Phone, Stark C-75S, and we will
have a representative call with con-
tract. There are big profits in tomato
once. The Canton Canning Co. II
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS contra
dict the statement in Morning News. l
have evidence and proof that have sup
ported my family and helped to clothe
him. Elizabeth Follot. 1-3
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POSITIONS WANTED.

GERMAN GIRL, 151a years of age,
wants position for light housewOrk; no
washing. Inquire at 705 East Tusc St,
Canton, Ohio. Klug, 1-3
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HELP WANTE ed.

WANTED-Girl or woman for house
work in family CT three. Call at num-
Der 1906 West Tdsc. st. "a
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WANTED-Two bright young appren-
tice girls, to learn the millinery busi-
ness MacCaslin Millinery Department,
second floor of The w. Il. Homer Co. APP
ply to Miss y. 3. MacCaslin. 80
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NOTICE-The Two Bills" have opened
bar and cafe at the corner of Walnut
and Seventh SITS. We will be pleased 10
meet all friends and thelr friends.
Eggleston and Bergen. 1-3
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WANTED - Young gentleman wants
housekeeper, from % to 2S years old Re-
spectable looking; no other need to APP
ply Call at az South Young Street,
Canton, o. l-3
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WANTED-Meu to learn barber trade;
Apprenticeship saved by free work ana
careful Instructions. These advantages
Tools given, board secured. Catalogue
mailed free. Moler Barber College,
Cleveland, Ohio. $50
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which will net 20 per cent. the first year
just a small amount left 1t costs moth
ing to find out about it. Inquire of The
National Loan & Investment Company,
63S CORTLAND Bldg, Canton, 0. 25-3
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WE HOLD THEE SAFE.
FRANK L. COLE, Insuran,
MEDICINAL.
Mechanic Therapy

When in poor health try Mechano
Thorapy. 1t starts you on the road to
health and cures when all else fails.
1t Is unequnlled for blood, nerve, in.
dlgsation ana rheumatism. etc. Con.
suItauon free and invited
H, c. DIETRICH. D. M. T.,
1863 W. Tuan -
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LEGAL.



Notice Is hereby given that the Plating
Commission Of the City of Canton, Ohio,
has amended parts of plating commits
sion plats No. IA and 10 embracing o. 1.
3l6 3l7, 3lS and 319. also city lots No. 645O,
6l5l, 6452, e453, 6i54, 1866, 6456, 1898, 1891,
1886, 1885, 1884, 1888, 1882, 1881, 1880 in John
II. SherTick's Addition to the City OF
Canton, Ohio.
Said plat being on file in the Depart
ment of Public Service, Engineers Ofhce'
IN the city hall for the inspection Of par
ties interested.
Said Plating Commission will meet
each Monday at o'clock a, m, or
oftener If necessary beginning January
81, 1910, for a period of six consecutive
weeks In the office of the Director OF
Public Service, to hear any objections
that may be urged against said plat.
Ordered at Canton, Ohio, this 9th day
Of January, 1910.
RAY f. HARBERT,
Director of Public Service.
WARREN L. BARR, Clerk.
Published in the Canton Morning News
To a 4.
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FOR RENT.

S~~~~~~~N~~~~>~~~~~~ ~~~~N>~-~N~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR RENT-Five-room apartment with
bath and gas. Call at 323 Cleveland ave
nue.. Pa
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NOTARY PUBLIC-Oaths administered,
acknowledgements of deeds, mortgages,
liens, powers of attorney and other in
struments of writing taken and certified.
L. G. Keeler, No. COL CORTLAND Build
ing. 1t
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WANTED, AGENTS - Men or women,
grade household specially; no talking
necessary; sells on sight; write for free
particulars. Eagle Supply Co., Box s.,
Southside, Pittsburg. Pc. Sl-5-1
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WE HAVE several persons desiring an
investment with a position. What have
you to offer? The National Loan & In
vestment Company, 63S CORTLAND Build
ing, Canton, Ohio. 25-3
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We HAVE a number Of good improved
jay county farms and town property OF
any description, located in Redkey for
sale: Write and state what you want.
Williamson & Snyder, Redkey, In
diana. 1t-13
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WANTED-Car repnirers, to work at
Canton and Brewster. Apply General
Foremans office w. Sc Z. T.. r. r., Can
ton, Ohio. l-d
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PORTRAIT AGENTS - Big money in
our pastels crayons and bromides; fine
likeness, only 40c; panels and miniature
ovals a specially; t6x20 frames, 1Sc; all
portraits guaranteed 30 days credit.
Write quick for large catalogue. sites
Portrait Co, Shelbyville, Ind. 21-2O
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LIGHT YOUR HoUsEs-The best gas
light supplies in the city on sale every
Saturday at the Third St. entrance to
the Market House, or 'Phono during the
week Stark Phone A1G35. 1-3l
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FARMS FOR SALE.

"~>>sNN~S~~S~~~~>>>>~~>~-~ ~-~-~>~~>~~~>>>SS~~~S~~~e
COME TO DAYTON-we have oil, gas,
orchard, alfalfa, improved or unimproved
irrigated land, lots, residences and stock
of drugs for sale; can locate you on gov
ernment land. W. F. Daugherity Real
Estate Co., Dayton, New Mexico. 7-6
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PERSONALS.
RILL-como home babe" 28-5

DO YOU, WANT the key TO good luck
and success? Consult on all affairs Prof.
Parker, noted spiritualist and astrologer.
He tells past, present and future. Per-
manently located at 229 South Walnut
street. II
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS - Every merchant buys our
1910 Aic Brush show and window display
cards; nothing li.se them; latest hit; sem
sational sales; no competition; samples
free. Peoples Show Card Concern, no w.
Madison, Chicago, Ill. 2S-5
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WANTED - Lady solicitors; good
money. Inquire at Morning News Of
fice. II
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IF YOU want hardwood floors see D. NJ.
Essig before you let your work Old floors
made like new with the Flexible floor
sander, at reasonable prices. d. NJ. Essig,
1913 Deal Ave, Bell S39. 25-3
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Everybody Invited

to Herman Klug's Place at 7O5 East Tus-
carawas Street. "Fiala concert every
Thursday and Saturday. Saturday,
March 5. "Sauerkraut with pork" 3-5
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CANDIDATE ANNOUNCEMENT.

Please announce the name of Henry
Sahm, of the firm of Paar and Sahm,
Canton, o., as a candidate. subject to the
dec sion of the Democratic primaries, for
TIE office of Infirmary Director. 1-3
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VyANTED-Ladies or gentlemen, with
money to invest, to take position of trust,
on salary. AL investment Address Box
3, care Morning News. II
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RUBBER STANPS-Steel dies, brass
stencils, seals, check protectors, ink
pads and ink, rubber type, door num-
bers, self-inking stamps. Fred Talbot.
2l0 East Tuscarawas street.
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$775 PAID FOR RARE DATE 1858
quarters; $40 for half-dollar; we pay
cash premium on hundreds of coins;
keep all money coined before 1880, and
send 10 cents at once for our new Illus
trated coin value book, 4x7. The Clarke
Co., Coin Dealers, L. B.. 81, LIE Roy,
N. Y. 14-13
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WE MAKE HATS TO order; guaran-
tee our work. Clean, press, retrim and
color old hats; make them look like new.
Prices right. Adam Boze, 237 w. Tusc.
upstairs" Open evenings. tt
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FARM FOR SALE - Good farm Of So
acres, known as tae Adam Prear farm,
of Akron. room house, good barn,
summer house, wagon shed and all nee
essary outbuildings. First class water
and continuous running fresh water
through pasture; acres of timber, good
orchard. VIII be sold at public auction
Saturday, February 10. 1910, at 1 o'clock,
on the premises. Easy terms. Mrs.
Morgan Fausnight, Middlebranch, Ohio,
r. +. D. 7-6
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
everything furnished COM
plete. Inquire of Wright Bros, 1903 w.
Tuscarawas St, Phone C-629 50
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-01
The Work of His Pen.

They were a very literary looking
lot save one. He resembled small
farmer rather than anything else.
They were talking of their respec-
tive achievements in literature.
Young Stimson had written So
ciety drama which had run sixty
nights and eight matinees. Jones
was doing a serial for the Daily
Gusher. Smith was hard at work
or Q poycl which was to cause a pos
itively painful sensation. Brown
was writing the fashion articles for
a ladies paper, Robinson had a
commission to write a volume Of
"Far Eastern Reminiscences," he
never having been farther east than
Stratford in his life. II also make
fine living by my pen," observed
the farmer-like individual during a
brief pause in the conversation.
"Whatl You?" came in chorus.
How" t,,t,...s,,
''You see, I breed pigs"
Then they all started some other
topic of conversation. London
Sketch.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-01
Whsre Emerald, Como from,

Colombia, South America. con-
trois the worlds market for emer-
aids as completely as the South At
rican syndicate does for diamonds.
1t is from the mines high up in the
Colombian Andes that most of the
emeralds come. The Colombian
government has leased its most val
liable mines to an English syndicate
with the understanding that it is to
sell at least $3.50, 900 in emeralds
a year for twenty years, giving the
government a percentage. The lar
gest and most valuable emerald in
the world belongs to the Duke Of
Deyonshire. 1t is a perfect six
sided crystal and weighs nearly nine
ounces.-New York American
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-01
PANAMA HATS.
The Best Are Made From Whs:s
Straw and Are Not Stiffened.

Straw and Are Not stiffened.
Ecuador is the real home of the
hats wrongly designated under the
name of panama" This industry
afterward extended to Peru and
other countries, even to Yucatan,
in Mexico. Everywhere in Latin
America the hat is known by the
name of 'jipiiapa," in honor of the
city where its manufacture was first
started. 1t is only outside of the
producing countries that this hat
receives the name Of a city which
does not make it.
The finest hats are made in Jipi-
japa and Monte Cristi, in the prov
ince of Manabi. this industry being
one Of the greatest resources Of the
country. The toquilla, or leaf of a
small plant, is used for this pur-
pose. 1t grows abundantly in the
country, the leaves coming up in
the shape of a fan. The plant is
the Carludovica palmats.
There are jipiiapas Of all quail
ties, from those costing few cent?
vos, or American cents, to those
worth several hundred sucres, or
American dollars. The merit Of
these last, real marveIs OF 6neness,
consists as much in the scarcity of
the straw as in the difficulty of
weaving, and therefore it is excep-
tional to find these hats ON the gen
eral market. The hats of current
sale cost few sucres. the finest not
exceeding so to 80 sucres in price.
In buying n panama it is neces-
sary to learn two things-if the
straw is whole and If it is not stiff
ened. It is not easy TO recognize
the first condition. The weavers
split the straw with such perfec-
tion that unless person is accus-
toned to such examinations it is al
most impossible for him to distin-
guish the difference. OF equal fine
ness, the hat made from whole
straw is worth three or four times
the one manufactured from the
straw that has been split. The sec
ond condition is recognized easily,
for the hats are stiifened to make
the straw frmer and whittier. Good
toquilla is white and stiff enough
not to need any gum, and only or
dinary panamas are stiffened. -Ex-
change.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-01

q " ire Massacre 81
Cusser's Command.


Probably the most startling piec..
Of news that was ever sent out intM
the world was the announcement on
the massacre Of General Custer and
his commandin,IS7G. The terrible
news was 81 unexpected that il caIne
like bolt from a clear sky. It
brought u feeling Of sickening h0rv
ror to the heart Of every man whuR
read it or heard it on the street. E
passed from lip to lip as it becanTei
known in the west and the east.
There were friends and relatives Of
the murdered men in all parts OF
the nation, and the gallant com
mander was himself national hero.
For two days the nation waited
breathlessly for information regard
ing the disaster additional to tks
brief general announcement of the
calamity that had been sent out ns
soon as the news was known'in Bis
marck, N. d., which was then the
extreme northwestern Office Of tho
telegraph company. That FIRST mea-
sage was a brief one; but, after alp
it told the whole story.
That message was a bit of ''wire
talk" sent from Bismarck to Fargo
on the morning of July 5. 1876, and
it said. can the Clusters are killed"
The message was sent by j. NJ. Car
nahan, manager of the Western
Union Office in Missoula. and it was
thus that the news was Gfst sent
eastward. From Fargo il was re-
peated to st. Paul, and St. Paas
sent it. in turn, to Chicago, and
from there it was passed along to
cities, towns and hamlets. telling its
brief but terrible story terscly, but
completely. .s. ~
There WAS but a single, wire east
from Bismarck in those days, and
government business had the first
call upon this; consequently 0peT-
ator Carnahan had only time 70.
flash forward this brief message Of
general information before he was
compelled to begin the transmissioa
of the official report of General
Terry to the war department. For
twenty-four hours he sat at his key
clicking off this mass of official cor
respondence. t-,.,. t..
All this time the eastern papeys
were clamoring for news, but II
could not be given to them, So per
sistent were these demands for news
that Mr.. Carnahan obtained the
permission Of Colonel Smith. sths
member Of Terry's staff who haa
brought in the official dispatches,
to make up a short 'special" from
the information contained in there
ports Of the officers. This special
was sent to the New York Herald
and is believed to be the first av-
thentic news Of the Big Horn mss-
sacre that was sent out, aside from
the official dispatches.-Cincinnit
Enquirer. t',r-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-01
ANoble Tres

l wish those persons who view
Chantilly and are fond of fine trees
would not forget to ask for the
great beech. This is the finest /
ever saw; straight as an arrow and,
as l guess, not less than eighty or
ninety feet high forty feet to the
Srst branch and twelve Sect diam
eter at Eve from the ground. X
is in oil respects one o. the finest
trees that can anywhere be mel
with. Two others are near it, but
not equal to this superb one, ThA
forest around ChantilIy is immense
sVrading far and wide. The Paris
road crosses il FOR ten mikes, which
is its least extent.-ArthuT Iosng,
'"Travcis In France, 1897
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-01-01
He Departed

81 wish"-he sighed, gazing ar
IDENTIFY into his beloved ones eyes
81 wish we're a star"
81 would rather" she replied
dreamily, that you were a comet
His heart beat unanimously
against his ribs; his eyes gIeved.
"And why?' he aaked tenderly,
taking her unresisting little hand
within his own. why" he re-
peated imperiously. -.,.
Because" she answered, with a
brooding earnestness that fell
freezing upon his soul, "theD you
would come around only once in
every fifteen years. LendOs Fun.