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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
NuGvO PreSidGnte
Municipal de
Monterrey

Monterrey, Mexico. Die. 20 III
.,tncs pro&lmo tendra Monterrey
IN n''evo Presidentc. Alfredo Pc
rcz, comerciantn anpimnentc CO.
Iocido Ell csta seccioli del ESt0.
do, tomara possession - Ia siila
prGsidencial QuG -durante cl aiio
oasado ocupo 81 Pr Fermfn Mar.
,inez.
lIa Legislature del Estados que
Iia cstado teniendo scsiones extrp-
ordi,larias para discufir 81 as,m,
10 presidential lla llcgado 4 ia
conclusion de que las ctccciones
ncl mcs pasado fneroD cfcctuadas
lie nnn fnaner, legal Y daclnra
Tor tanto, yalieia III election del
Sr Perez.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04

Ciudnd lie NGXico, Die. 2g: FL
General Bernardo Reyes rindi0 81
Irimcra dcclnrAcI0n hoy tarde nn-
Sc cl .Jucz AAIilitar. El General
Reyes Sc rindii yoluntariamcnto
i las autoridadcs Fedcrales con-
feshndosc impotcntc para dan i'm.
pulse 4 Ia contra revoluci0n. DE
conformidad con los prcccptos lo-
gales dc Mexico, los proccdimicn-
tos judicialcs no sc hicicron pit
blicos.
Dcsp,l6s dc la comparecencia d'
General Reyes ante cl JucZ, Sc
lc conduio dc nuovo Il su ALOHA
rAicnto en- la prisi6n dc Santiago,
donde principle I'M periodic de
3 horas Gle incomunicaci6n. Los
micmbros de In familia Reyes lr
han cnviado sil]oncs amplios v cf
modos, bucna y comfortable cam
y Otros mueblch, convirticndo &n
aloiamiento en- la prlsi6n ell un
cuartO c0mOdo v apropoSito para
Eabitaci0n. s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
Saba one traCasaria Reyes.

I'll asunto de Reyes ha tcrmi-
nado como esperhbamos. JamAs
abrigamos ninGnn tenor dc que
l'cgasc d importr algo, pero por
SupucSto, nos aicgramos dc Que
naya tcrminadO.
FL aSrmtO que p0r ahorN
tcnomos 4 In mano cs cl dc Ia
pata Ticnc algunos hombrcs 8
ae cnruentra sitIado cn una re.
gi6n del pals qfte ltncc dificulfo
SO llc4m, haSfa f. fodo 81 ter
,itnpi) donde actualncntc sc eli
clentrd ticne mnchos rios Y ar
royos Y liacc mny difictlltosas Y
icntas las operncioncs dc las tro-
pas. Sin embargo, estamos re.
conecntrnndo una fuerza dc 1000
hombrcs contra Hapata Y prom
10 habrcmos sofocado 81 distnrbio:
Dcbc cntcnderse clafamentc III
los F,Stados Unidos que Iapata
no fienc mingunas probabilldadcs
&c poder afectal eli inancra algu.
ia la, trnnquilidad y seguridad
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
la SehOra Reyes Sc tue para Ia
Capital de Mexico.

laredo, Texas. DIG. 20. La se.y
fora Altrclia Reyes, esrosn del
General Bernardo Reyes, pas6 no
tarac por aqii en- catnjno pare Ia,
eitdad de Mexicn para reilnifse
con ail esposo dninis sc fiudio Il
la a1ifpri1adns dc fainatee el din
z6 Y aver fu6 conducido Il in Gu.
llital de MtxiaD. Acnmpafiaban Il
ia sefora Reyes sns hiios Rodoi
10 v Aleiandro El primcro &C.
gnirA con ella hasta III Capital
nlienttas que Alexandra regreaara
Il San Antonio esta noche.
I'm f'ra. Reyes no cstk en jnuy
l,nen ostaao dc aaind v dij0 4 nn
reporter nue duraute traa noches
10 habfa nodido eoneiIiar II sne.
Ei0.
4 ia cataei0n ae preaettteron ml
iaerosps alniges de Ii familia pafa
reclbifla i il ofreeieren raiaill ].
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
Evasion de presOs
en- San Luis
POtOSI.

San Luis Potosi, Mexico, Die.
80: Echandosc "ncima dc Ia guar
Cia. lograron 'vadirsn hoy 401
presses dc la Pcnitcnciaria. Con
amos cuantos fusilcs arrcbatados
i los de la guardia la trrba alta
60 d los 16 rufalcs acuartelados
cn las cercanas BARRACKS, dando
mucrte al ccntincla y q varios in
dividuOs dc tropa.
los prcsos que escaparon salie.
ron de la ciudnd 4 los pueblOs ci,
crnvecinos, pcro antes de llcgar
la noehe sc dcstacaron en- su per.
hecucijn piQuetcs de soldados, To-
:'rando capturar 4 muchos de e
Hos. Ell Gobernador Cepeda dice
one cs dc opinion aite .esta eve.
sion tlc presos fue parte Gle IN
movimiento reyista planeado an.
tes dc In rcndici6n del General
Reyes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04

tes de flores Los empleados To-.
eAi6a rjiIdieron t0eta clasc dc cor.
tesfns Il Ia fainilia Reyes.
lfrauntoso 4 Rodolfo Reyes Ell
10 prdoenp0ba ie oraen dc gu ar.
tcsto por complicated on Ia abor.
.tada reyolaci6n, pcro contesto qtc
.nadh fcmn Il ese respecto.
1!unndo llegno 4 la eindad do
Mexico mo presentare por vo)nn-
tad propin 4 iaa atltoriaades, ai
iitere nceoaario, /" diio 81, "pero
10 no tatno ser arrcstado, pues
no crco Quo in9 antoridades mo
consideren en- manera alguna res
pongablo del iltimo movimisnto
reyista,
Despufs dc declafaao 10 ante.
fdor, los hermanns Reyes se M.
garon 4 hablar mis- aaerea do Il
|aitnaei6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
Case de viOIaCi6n de neutra|idad.

Sc cStA JIZgAndo on Brownsvi-.
lie Il los Hcusados dc violaci0n il
S,as loYcs de ucutralidad, habicn-
30 prmcipiado i trabajnr en- cl
4suntu la Gortr Federal dcsdc I'll
dia 10. do Encro. Sc han cxami-
fnado va nlgHn0s tcstigos.
"a La manaEa Gcl martcs SC sus--
pendicron los tramites on virtud
1e no haber comparecido algunos
80 los tcstigos cjtados, Por la
lssrdc Sc continue la session estan-
9so presentcs 81 jurados, los caa-
les fneron cxaminados por el Co
suierno sin d,tesse rcchasaao & ilin-
sylno dc clos.
La defcnsa l.rcsent6 una. lista
do doco iurados clcgibles Y sc
60 lectura 4 ID ac,,saci6n, como
pas6 al Gran Jnrado SO acusa i
as pcrsonns cuy6s nombrcs cons.
;an on ri doc,mcnto respective,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04

del pals. Fin cfccto, lie rocibido
cartas dc q, eli las Que me indi-
81 que dcpondIh las armas 81 L.
ca Que dcpondra las armas 81 le
garnntizo ell pcrd0n Lc he con-
tcStado que .lc utorgart el pcrd6n
rn cuanto 4 10 que 4 mi concicr-
lie Dor los actOS de scdici6n de-
tue pudicse rcaultar ctlpablc, pc
10 no pucdo oiorparlc pcrd0n cm
10 Que ntane al uucbrantanicnto
dc iaS lcycs nacionales lie ln
hceho sabor que llabrA dc rcspon-
der ante in ley nor aqucllas vio-.
laciones Que contra Ia ley hubie.
SO colnetido. ESQ no lc ha salts.
iccho i q y ha continuado cream
d5 disturbios. No tcngo Iii la
mcnor dutla en- cuant0 4 Due las
fucrzas 4 contra Il cstamos re-,
ronccntrando, podrhn cn muy 20.
60 tiempo reaucir ii orden aque.A
ila sceci6n del pals = snjctalla &
In obediencia
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04

lie habcr imciado, prcparado y
orovisto los mcdios, dcntro dc la
,urisdicci6E dc los Estados Uni
dos, para llevHr 4 cabo IN con-
!licto contra Mexico, naci6n ex-
t"anirra que So cncucntra en- paI
con los EStadoH Unidos.
Constan tambicn algunos car
eos en- cl scntido de que cicrtos
dcusaaos conspiraron juntos para
alistar gcnte y rctencrla para to-
mar las armas contra la Rcpubli-
Ga Mexicana. Todos y cada uno
10 los acusados niegan su culpa--
hilidad.
( Entire los 'acusados sc cucntan
Il Sr: Coroael del Estado Mayor
drl Goberpador Colquitt, Francis
go A. Chapa, bicn conocido resi-
dcntc dc San Antonio y algunas
otras personals dc aqlIi.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
"un Vat Sen, Presidente dc Chi.
ma

Nallking, China, IEnero 2. I'll
primer aGto Official del Dr. Sun
A,at Son. Prcsidentc dc la Repn.-
alica Chinn, fu9 cambiar cl ca.
lenaal'io Chino. Dcclara din de
,ino &,,eYo q piiinor din de su
'lysidpucia. seitalando dc este
r'odo rl principle tie una nuova
ffa Y 3iaciendo g91e on 10 sttbsc I
.fNonto 81 aiio chino principle ii
1niamo dia quc principia I'll liz
mayor p0rte dc los paisCs del
mmndo
Aeotnpunado dc nulncroso Sc.
quito y proscgido por III gFncsii
enerp0 de gllardiaa, saIi6 dc
shan9hi parn Marking, q Dociot
Sun YHt sow lei viaic SO efee.
.tu6 sin tncidenfh, excepto el cntti
siaAuo dc las congratulaei0nea dc
que sc lc hizo ebieto como nneyo
.t,residents tn todas lns nstaciones
del truyeeto.
illeg0 Il Iii 1fneya Capital dc
liinn Il 1na 5.31 De Ia tarde.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
I'll Dcpartamento de Guerra 90
an1pliara

~, Nlrtnd dc la importancia o,c
=! 10 successive tendrG cl rechlta-.
"'c'''o del hjGi cito cuando sc ha-
|a por medic dc sortcos, cl Go.
'I'roho dc Mes. ha docidido crcar
una nn"va ofic;na 8 Dcpartamicn.
=" dcpondlonte dc IN Sccretnria
nc Guerra, que SO llamara Depart
>'r'ato Central de Rcclutamicnto
la oflclna !cndrA Il 81; carpo
t"oo 10 conccrricnIc 4 los sortcos
10 admission de rcclutas, fccbas ae
)" r"ccpcidn & ;ngrcso Il los cucr-
EOS y contcstarN i todas las pro-
Eul'tas que haGan los Estados
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
Madero dice Que sc ha pacificado
Ell pals.

Ciudad de Mexico, Die 30 /:
MGxico cstd casi entcramcnye pacl
icado. Solamente hay disturbios
en dos Iugares, pero sin gran sig
nificancia, y dGntro dc POGO item
70 queda completamente restable
Ida la paz en- Ia Republica.
Tai anunci6 hoy Presidentc Ma
Zero 4 TN rHprescntante del
San Antonio Higt. 4 quien reel
li6 Ell su dcpartamcnto privado
del Palacio Nacional.
" Es ell hcchU,' dijo el Presi--
dentc Madero, Que jamAs las con
dicioncs han s:do tan graves co
30 algunos do los pcriodicos y
Sis eorrcsponsalcs han dcclarado.
.Sntcs dc In rcndici6n de Reyes,
labia' solamente tres lugarcs Oh
%Dda la Repnblica on los cuales
Eon, cstos .mgares cerea dc Chihua
l,ua, dondcse lcvant6 en- alanas
'smaei Ramos, pero COMO 10 acom
canaan solanente ,inos euantos,
seis s 4 q 10 mas, no pdede eiIo
llamarsc yiisturbioa Y. isera pon su
i,uesto, orregIado deTtro de mpy
POGO tempo. Esto ruando mus
cho, llcgara 4 10 que ids, A.
mcricanos, llamais una buena con
tienda libre."
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
RDdO|tO Reyes tu6 apTGhendidO p0r
H COmp|iCidad en- eI de|ito de rebellion.
Mega habef tornado pate en- ell movimiento,

0rcsent6 voh1ntariamente 4 dispo
;ici6n dc las ,l,toridadcS. Mega
ser cGmpIicc en- cl Nsunto dc la
rovoluciGn.
II General Reyes cstuvo lig"-~
'Nmcntc indispnesto hoy y 81 pa
IA mamma no meiora su SaIud, sc
a probahi"mcntc traSlQdado al
Hospital Militar.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
Quemado EN- vida

En ln incendio que so itlici6
dctrAs dc Ia casa ntlmero G1S de
ia callc S. Laredo, 4 las S.49 mi--
ntltos dc la uoche dQl martcs, til.
9 81 desgracins dc perecef a., I
toado en- vida IN anciano YeI,..
,taler &c frntas, de ~ m1os lie {.
dHd eottIunnlente conocits0 con eI
notubre de Frank.
Los bolubefos lograrpn cStpael
tus cafboDi2aa0s festOs, Jos lena.
les fuorou 8epfiltados Ell el pm.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
Muri5 por salvar 8 gu madre.

New York, tnero To-: Ber-.
iha Reina. doneella de II amos
dc edad, SO intcrpuso entrc sn ma
Dire y uit revolver que empunaba
81 padrastfo George Beng, de.
rrndiclite, Il recibi6 en Ia sicn
los dos balazos .nr. & raiz dau.
na attere1ia, dispar6 l'enh con
liteneiOn dc tnatar i III madre.
~ niehacha Hn'i0 eh 10 afslnl-
lfncia una llopa desptt6s III
aaidfe gued6 ileHa
ltenz hUg6 por las cailos pero
i POGO fn9 captnrado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
NueVo Jefe de Policia Montada

NueVo Je1e de Policia Montada.
ror acucrdo del Prcsidcnto Ma
aero, ha sido nombrado en- Mf-
%ico Comandantc dc la Policia
Montada cl Captain Primcro dc
Erncsto Ortiz, que era
Iomnndantc del Escuadrjn dc
'tcndarmcs del Ejfrcito.
Pafn sustitni. al Captain Or.
~ ~ en- el mando del Escuadron dc
Genddarmes del Ejfreito, ha sido
hombrado 81 Capitan 20. de Ga.
balierla Jose Alesio Robes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
El Gral. Reyes fue declarado bien
preso por ell delito de rebellion

Mexico, Die. 30;, Hoy fu6 dc
clarado formarhentc preso el Ge-
noraf Bernardn REYES por el de.
Tito de rebellion del cual aparncc
:csponsable segtn stls propias de-
claracioncs EstimasA como nm
hecho que cl Grnl, Jose Maria dc
la Vegn sera uuitn lieVe' al Con.
sojo de Guerra la cansa gnc sc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04

I'm q traycelo de Ias cnlles do
Doldfosa Y Sir Laredo SO ex
tfHyi, uI1 poFtfmeueda dc Hefio-
~ nonteuietsdD dinero n aigunas
.layea
la persona qae 10 entregue bH
9sta lmnrenta pHede iemar "a fi-
zero Y ntltrega.' sifnplemsnta Ias
Ellayes
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
BppsApl,iNt, n. siapzA,

e6nocido en- I'll Katada III Nuevo Leon,
Larcfin Mkxieb y Laredo Taaas, offecn
al p6hiico de atJibaa frontaFna y A sus
amigos en- particular, lne ha eetablectyib
una CASA de HagpesiAie, sita Nu IL caIIe
del Concrete 81 Horte, Mum 1875. freH.
ta + Il f1iasa del XhEata. gafantigh
ia HtAHpi6H i ctlsHpgiEniantn, GHartoa
con getE HI g6e sSaM Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-01-04
Il General d0nsBeTnaIdO Reyes tu6
i1teTnadO en- IA PTiSi6n de Santiago.
ESt3 COnteSO del de|itO de rebellion.

%Gguira contra j divisionario pri-
sioncro, fnngicEdo como PrcSiden
to del COnscjo rcfcrido,
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
SHAWHAN ITEMS.

Mr.. Smell Moore, of Lexington, is
visiting Mr.. j. w. Doty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufe Hall, of Cynth
ana, visited friends here last week.
Miss Julia Lail has as her guest,
Mrs. Hettie Mcmillan. of Lexington.
MIR. Barton Rogers. of Cincinnati.
was the guest of Mr.. John Ewalt last
week.
Mrs. Will Sauer. of near Paris. Wis
tied her sister, Miss Laura Gaper,
who is very i'll, last week.
Mr.. George Sherley, of Hudson, O.,
formerly bookkeeper for the Grace
Construction Co. at this place. II otor-
ed through here Wednesday enroute tC
Louisville to be the guest of Mr.. Lyle
Duvall.
Mrs. John Doty entertained Wednes.
day evening of last week with beat.
tiful dinner party at her home near
Shawhan in honor CT Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Ewalt. Enjoying the hospitality
of the occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Minter, of Paris; Mr.. and Mrs.
JoeSSmith, Misses Margaret Mcclure.
Isabelle Merrimee, Ruth Tate, Fanny
Mcclure, Kitty and Bess Ewalt.
Messrs Billy Blevins, Glenn Walker
Guzy Stevens. Ed and Taylor Doty anC
Oscar Hubert
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
Patrick D. Shea Dies Suddenly.

Patrick d. Shea, aged about seventy
years, died suddenly at his home on
Walker avenue in this city at one
o'clock yesterday afternoon from an
attack of heart trouble. His death
was entirely unexpected and tgreat
shock to his relatives and friends.
MIR. Shea had been complaining since
Sunday but his condition was not
thought to he serious and no alarm
was felt by his family. Saturday he
was down town and was in his usual
good health and spirits.
sSunday he complained of feeling
badly and yesterday about noon told
the members of his family that he
would go to his room and lie down.
A short time before he was out in the
yard at his home.
About one o'clock his son, Mr.. Rob.
ert Shea, went to his room to call him
for dinner. when he found he had ex-
pired. The members of the family
who were in the down stairs rooms, !,
heard no sounds of struggle and it
is evident ne passed away without the
slightest agony.
MIR. Shea was a native of Ireland
and was born in the county of Kerry.
His mother died in the old country
and with his father he emigrated to
America in 1852. He settled in New
York with his parent and later cam
to Kentucky. He attended school il,
! Bourbon county ard it was here that
he spent his early days.
| AS boy be became an apprentice
in harness shop and completing the
trade moved to Carlisle where he was
engaged in the harness business and
prOspered as result.
About twenty years ago he moved to
Paris with his family where he has
since resided. At.the outbreak of the
Civi War Mr. Shea cast his fortunes
with the South and entered the serv-
| ice in the command of General John
| Ii. Morgan, member of Company B.,
| Fourth Kentucky Cavalry. serving
until his capture, when he was con-
fined in the Federal prison at John
sons Island. During the eighteen
months of his incarceration he en-
dured untold hardshIps and frequently
told of his dreadful experiences IN the
| loathsome prison.
| Mr.. Shea is survived by his wife,
| three sons and two daughters-Mr.
Chas. Shea. of Cincinnati, Robert and
James Shea. of Paris, and Misses Mar
garet and Ellen Shea. who resided
with their parents.
At a late hour last night the funeral
arrangements had not been complete
but they will be held some itime We'd
nesdaV.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
Game Law Is Out Friday.

The hunting season in Kentucky will
open on Friday, November Is, and it
will be a wise move on the part of
those who contemplate hunt to Sc
cule their license before the time ex-
pires. Every hunter must have in
his possession license or he will be
liable to prosecution under the new
game laws of the State. Mr.. ].
Quincy Ward, Chairman of the State
Fish and. Game Commission. has no.
titled Mr.. James Gibson. game warden
of Bourbon county, that every precau-
tion should be taken to see that all
hunters are provided with license and
any violations coming to his knowledge
should be handled promptly. The re-
cent arrest of two men by the Bour-
bon game warden, indicated that he
intends to enforce the law without
fear or favor.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
Rev. Ligon to Continue Charge.

Rev. ]. W. Ligon. pastor of the
North Middletown Christian church.
who two weeks ago rendered his resig-
nation 10 the officers of the church and
members of the congregation, will con-
tinue IN the pastorate of the church.
The action of Rev. Ligon is the result
of vote of the congregation taken at
the church at the services Sunday.
The matter was taken up at the
meeting and the unanimous verdict of
the members of the church was tu
make an effort to have the pastor re-
consider his former action, and when
it was presented to him he decided TO
remain in charge of the church for
another year.
Rev. Ligon..is one of the most popu-
lar ministers of the gospel in this
county, and during the several years
of his charge at the North Middletown
church has made host of friends, not
only in the community in which he re-
sides. but with the members of the
churches throughout the county.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
MATRIMONIAL.

The following handsomely engrav-
ed announcement have been received:
"Miss Carolyn Louise Frank an
nounces the marriage of her sister,
Helen, and Mr.. Walter Culp Browning
on Wednesday. November the sixth.
nineteen hundred and twelve. Paris,
Kentucky. At home after December
the first, Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr.. Samuel Mcintosh and Miss
Mary Burton, both of this county,
were married yesterday by Judge
Denis DundOn in his private office in
the court house.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

The motion pictures of Paris made
under the supervision of the Paris
Grand, will be exhibited at this the
atre "Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Pictures were made of the City School.
the Catholic school, the fire depart
ment, railroad shops, newspaper Offices.
street scenes in Paris on court day and
many other interesting scenes. The
street scenes are especially guod and
contain many amusing incidents. As
there was a very large crowd on the
street last court day, many of the city
and country people will be surprised to
see themselves on the picture canvas
walking with and talking to their
friends the same as if it were real.
Pictures of this kind should prove very
interesting for an hours entertain
ment. Another good picture is that
of the High School Band in a concert
in front of the National Bank Build
ing.
In connection with this picture will
be shown another of equal interest.
namely, 1.-The Catholic Federation
Parade" at Louisville. KY. This pa
rade was pronounced by people who
saw 1T as having been the most spec
tacular affair of its kind ever seen in
Louisville. There will also be one
other picture. thesname OF which has
not been learned. This will make a
show of two feature.pictures of local
interest and one regular release.
The doors will be opened at 6 :45
O'Clock and the show will start at
O'Clock and two. probably three shows
will be given.
On Thursday there will be one
change of pictures, the local picture
and the parade picture being kept OF
the program.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12

Prof. w. nj. Martin delivered lec-
ture at the court house in this city
Saturday afternoon on the subject.
Modern Child Life" The attendance
on this occasion was very small and
owing to this fact the lecture will be
repeated next Saturday. Prof. Martin
is an able lecturer and is well deserv-
ing of a large crowd next Saturday
afternoon.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12

tie repair shops.
Sunday the engine was raised. placed
on the track and set in the South
yards. 1t will be sent to the Louis
VILE shops to be rebuilt. Hundreds of
Paris people went to the scene of the
wreck Sunday afternoon to watch the
raising of the large locomotive and
view the place where one of the most
disastrous wrecks On the road occur
red.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
Wall Paper.

The'largest and best stock of wall
paper in Central Kentucky to select
from, ranging in price from the cheap
est to the handsomest that can be had
any place. Expert decorators that
Will give satisfaction. Work guaran.
teed.
L IT HINTON
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
BIRTHS.

Born, in this city, Saturday, to
the wife of Cleveland Sammons, a son.
Mr.. Sammons resides on Eighth street.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-12
Cheese.

A full and complete stock of imported
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-14


Anty Drudge More than that sonn-law suppose it's
nearertws dozen But so long she has Fels-Naptha
soap washday, Mary will never say a word
Every mother knows what lot of fun
the baby gets out of crawling about the
foor, and making its tiny self just as dirty
as little pig.
But every mother has looked with
alarm at the array of baby clothes to be
washed on Monday morning.
And every one has seen with despair
how the dehcate little garments are cooked
to pieces IN the destructive washboiler.
But all that was before the Fels-NaDtha
waSh~way became known.
The Fels-Naptha way means that
baby's soiled clothes are olcansed quickly in
cool or lukewarm water without the roast
ing fire, summer or winter-without the
seething suds, without the terrific back
breaking rub, rub, rub.
What's the RESULT Why
Fuel saved Temper saved
Time saved Fabric saved
Insist on the red and green wrapper,
and follow the printed directions
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-14
The Sweetest Music in the world-For Him.
q 3, 1.-The Gates of Silence"
BY Meta MmminA AnA0r Of "Hnned Up


returned home few hours ago and was
very ured. SAKE sent IN, his card, on
"lllch ne had pehcIed rev words
Betty mad not been IN the Croft many
hours having only Iet' the Chantrey' al
hehH"orlh' mat morning Ihere mad
zee" S'Iahse Nd openings at mat lonely
house SET III cleiO OF lhe Downs nap
Pen'hsS mat nad Ie1t her urea IN NINA
""u po"S, one was weary 100 win
apr enehSloi' as TO "hal the future might
nor" lor tue man ana woman she mad
leIt pehiho her-lhe olhd man raNing in
ueLrlum now VINO was being nursed by
'he "lie ne hau repudlateu' ana whom he
"o"'u never again see
Hhe' mad oeen thankful to ind that her
! lather hau not yet returned from the Con-
Iheh'-ahd now Tor raul SaNe's card to
oe sent M She glanced at the pencllIed
words.
am more IMAM sorry 10 disturb YOU
SAKE had scrubbed but am AFRAID J
must ask you TO see me. The girl felt
as thouSh a hand OF ice had been laid
on her heart Had some harm come to
JACK mat was her Hrst thought
ell mr.. SAKE snail he with MN
presently she said.
Paul SAKE. waiting in the pleasant
drawing room of the Croft, found the
waiting more than usually tedious. He
did not relish the task before him After
! leaving his office he had driven down to
Westminster and found lex now returned
The news the man had given him had
been more disOuieting than the telegram.
which had been oddly DELAYED in its de-
| livery. Jex had given rather an ugly
account of Sir George Iumsden's last
hours The man had died by his own
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-14

He nodded dismissal to the clerk and
opened the telegram almost slowly
Then. as he stared at the blue pasted
printed slips on the fimsy sheet before
him, his face whitened: