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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-02-29
DON'T FORGET

That DR.. Booker T. Washington will
address the people of this portion of
the state at the Marion County Fair
Grounds, west side of Ocala, on the
of Monday, March 4th. Free
and without price to all.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mr.. Chancellor Tolliver, g former
Martlosburg boy who now works apd
resides In New York, circulated
among frienda and relatives III the
old home town recently. He looks
we'll, is the same genial, good fellow
that he has always been, and is t
1dne illustration Of whas q p7orrnss-
ave young man, "brsd in the conn
try,' can do in large city like New
York.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31
SPECIAL OFFER

ANY person eenoine in the names
end address Of FOUR snbsc,;ne,s.
accompanied By Sl.4O, viii receive 4
copy OF the pepper cen, 10 BIG own
address fot 81 mouthe free Of charge,
IN other words, FIVE So bso,jp,ions
Will be seas as toe pylce Of FOUR,
provided the five names and eSd.ass-
es accompanied bg the each e:e re-
ceived at the same time.
Mako remittance in some form Of
draft, check or Money Order snd
always add,esa TIE TRIBUNE.
Tfibune Building, Neu York CITY.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mrs. Mary E. Saunders, of Aber-
'deen, Maryland, visited Mrs. Pris-
ella Miller and Mr.. A. L. Miller on
last Sunday. The two first named
persons are respectively mother and
brother of Mrs, Saunders. Mrs. Miller
accompanied Mrs. Saunders back to
Aberdeen.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mr.. James II. Levy, the we'll
known and populsr q. & O. dining
car waiter, who now runs between
Washington and New York, is IN
this section Of the country for sn
indefinite stay. lie is on sick leave ,
and his hosts Of friends are hoping
he will regain his health.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mr.. Carl Prick, gasoline lighting
contractor, with temporary head
quarters in Chambersburg, Was o
pleasant caller ut our Office the o.her
day. Mr. F1iok ia q resident OF
Martins Ferry, Ohio, coming from
some of the sturdy stock for which
shat section 10 famous, aud is =
mighty foe gentleman.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

An unknown Pole, and Raatus
Green, were< fstslly injured at the
West Quarries Of the Standard Stone
company on Wednesday last.
<dreen died Wednesday night, and
while the Pole is still alive, his death
'1s expected at any time.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mr.. W. Z. Ferguson, o. employee
OF the Navy Department, Washing
TOD, ID, c. WAS q Sunday guest Of
the editor of the Pioneer Press, M.
ferguson 10 close student Of sf-
fairs, knows the race question from
any angle, and is ss companionab?e
an lodivdusl as one weuld wish TO
meet. His presence here was so
enjoyable TO those with whom he
came In contact, tha. COY future
visits he may make to our city viii.
zoe appreciated.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Tho Stanton District Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Cacrch,
las been 10 session ct Wiacbccta-
this week, and quite a nuuber CT
Martinsburgers are in attendance,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Franklin Clifford
have returned from q very pleasant
trip to Harrisburg, Meohsn;osburg
end other plsoea in the beautiful
Oomber land Valley OF Pennsylysnia.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mt. J. T. Baylis, of Washington
visited his brother, Or. George ".
3Baylis. of this city, Oh Sunday last,
lie is GOOD company, appreciates
thrift, and seemed to enjoy his short
stay in our town.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mrs. Charles n. johnson, of
Washington, and her bright lil.is
daughter, are visiting Mrs. Phyllis
Garter, at the latter's Burks Street
homo.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mr.. Dade Green has returned to
Martinsburg, otter a visit TO the
home folks at Elktou, Va. While
away, be dug his potatoes, end be
informs Us that his was a bumper
crop.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Mrs. Richard Reed visited friends
aud relatives in HedgesvIlle during
the pact week, and we understand
che enjoyed her etay immspssly.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Miss Beatrice Lanisr. a pleasant
young lady from Washington, is
the guest of Mrs Virgins Oliver. st
her home on Martin Street.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Fhs EssvS cut repraoct.>a .Lmc. Juhu-
- Ne cbt ts today, with hex own Mt
C"AL FAIR cultivated ty the nc OF
"a. cWc Aafv RemeAico. 81. car 60 Tor
lNN ~.',t she has done FOR hrr>ci. and
.'oSa"dc Q. cthess IN cvory pa:t OK tnis.
..5lHuy.
Nse }ohn1an'2 Hair Food, Coz srov,inr
ar on bald hends and bare TEMPLES. ii
''akcs AsTd, dry hsi.i soft. moist. elossyi
I'D iasu.isny. Per Jar, SOC.
tso yohnRon Hair Grower, for Iryir-'
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z>oots "nu Stimulating the l1air growth.
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use Johnson's Dandruh C,rc. ltclcans
ScalP CT gum, grit, daudruE, scnlcs
@Aa dirt. and leaves it healthy unl pure.
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Use johnson's Itch Cure It will stop|
>hat Itching scalp. Per Jar. .... &c.
Oec Johnonn's Shampoo Cream, for
Shampooing ti'c scalp and hair. 1t clcan-)
ee' and beautins'-' Per Jar, 25c.1
= Use Jahnact'a Ncdicated Soap, fer tbe
eoHpiexio~, shaving, sha,apoins and
sk!n deceased. Per Cake, .. &c 1
uea sohnecn's Crcan Of Canphor. IT,
H'a"Nileh the fece, lands and neck. Rel
.'e'es headache ana neuralgia ard win
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fi'e Gtayest hi'ii 'iurA after few applica-
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We Ere the Pioneer manufacturers of
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Pje"ae mention this paper.
y f,t%lM SPEARS BICYCLE
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

For cleaning, dying and pressing
clothes. Mr.. G. e. Cordner has one
OF the beet outfits and does the finest
guaranteed work O. any one in the
state. Place OF business, Winchest.
Ave-, 2. O. 609.--Bo.h Phones.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31

Follow the crowd TO Fle.cher's
West End Grocery. Everything
nice and IN sanitary condition,
Phone 2S7k, P. r. Fletcher, Pro-
prietor.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31
Battered in Post Office at Msrtinsbure
": Va. as Second Class Matter

Mr.. Samuel Rector visited his
mother and father in Fauquier Co. =,
Virginia during the past week.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31
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81 ECIALOEF ELS e
The New York T:iJe5e 1s:e.AVsl
6! Months Tor So Cents.
FULLY COVERING
Presidential Campaign
THIRTY FIVE GENTS

Page for :he Ns@ York Tr;trne
TW.ca.s- Week flom NOW ua.;!
after eico,ion ,op . NG7enbsg 80
This period swili cove: shs en,,ro
Presidential CuIpn:gn an6 o...nd
owe. the eiog.ica oc2e:a' ac.i.c.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1912-08-31
The :" HlDUNE

issued ca I.ce24cgc enl Fridays con.
tains ALL TIE 2ssaa. c4A'a enc 'ge,e-
graph news of 'hc VOID op 70 the
hour OF sel2g 20 ?7eea. es wo:' IS a.!
the lssest aei;ahie pDLtIlCAt. cnE,
general views, !: ie conol3,s ana
satisfactory ne"spaloT tur sae hnsy
ua6n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

mar ser Nrbeiteritan6 re6tlos, ser
Nrbeiter galt 5u iebr als Mai9ine,
Sic n1a11, tpenn %ausgenubt un0 untaug=
li9 gemor0en, beiieite ldiebt. Sn
&ranfbeit, in alten Sagen, in Notb
l1no @ntbebrung mur er ein5ig auf Sic
Nd6itenliebe ongepieien. Das pa,
re,1, mie gu ielbit einiiebit, ungeil1noe
8erbdltniiie, Sic ouf sic 9auer nidt
belteben heiben ourften: Ser 5taat,
Ser ia fir SOS materieue @obl Ser
8iirger gu orbeiten eigentli6 beitimmt
lit, erfamte sic No1bpen0igfeit an,
6em einfad)en, armen Manne bei5u-
lpringen; aQein, menn Ste &eligion
nidt mitbilft, lit ser Staat aaein gar
nidt inn Sto110e, oieie r io5ialen Scott
allf sic Dauer mirfiam 81 ltel,ern. ga
griff Sic Stride Elm, geleitet BON @e=
redtigfeit un6 Nddytenliebe, un0 fam
gemdB ser ibr bon @briitus onber=
traltten @iiiion Sen 8e6rdngten gu
&ilfe. Ser groBe i%o5iale 8iidof Set
teller, oeiien 100. @eburtstag Dor $50
dyer nit Sem oes groBen @entrums=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

ernitboft itreben0e Mam gebrauden
mill uno fam. 9aran fannit 0l1, meil1
2ieber, mie an einem 8armemelier
11ad]meiien 0en @ra0 beines Snterelies
l1n6 oeiner 8il6ung. 0ringe 0esbalb
inrner mebr Elm in otele &unit 5es g11=
ten 2elens. 5ude SEN @eidmad fir
CUTE, ernite 2ettiire in sir aus5ubif=
SEN uno m0gltdbit groBen Nrteu gu
5ieben aus bem @enigen, oas GIT le=
fen sir oeine 3eit erlaubt. So ru1o
THE 10 fannit 6u DEN ri@tigen @eilt
in 0id aufnebmen, fannit 0id mebr
l1r11 nrebr .reif madden fir Sic Mufga=
ben ser @egentpart uno 3ufunft, fur5
aeiagt, fannit Did i&ufen, biloen, err
3ieber-
(Sortieturtg fo1gt:)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
@aS Die Stride oem Ia:
tbolii1em @amme TIT.
(P. s.. ST.
III.
uIG7s sggea sspaEWg

go, mein 2ieber, 9eute lit mieoer
COMMUNICATING, uno nod einnal
liben mir in oeiner fleinen Mobn=
tube binter ser meiBen Gardiner ano
monen meiter plal1oern. @eute ideint
sic liebe Come i6on etma5 marmer
11l1o frernolid)er our9 Sic 6eniter, ser
lang erlebnte 6riibling lit UNI einen
56ritt naber Dem Mtnneiota=8tn
ouf Sen 2eib geriidt. Mtbme alsd o1
fril6 al1f, oas &atronSfeIt aller mab<
rem driitli9en Manter> ser 10. Mar5,
itebt Dor ser 1biire. al16 fommen mir
id)on 1raber bem FL. Siterfelt.
9a las i9 0ieier Gage in Ser Sci
tl11tg, SOP Ser st. Soiepb=Manner=
perein an ser @enteinoe sur l1nbefled=
ten %gmpfdngniB tit ct. Glou0 in Ell
11er fiir5li6 abgebalten @erlammlury
beldylo1ien bobe, voen @erm Dapio
@oloitein, einen ebemaligen So5ioli=
item bGberen STANCES, ser iid) bon je=
1rer ber0erbliben, ser Meni6belt bod)it
gefabrlid)en &artei losgeiagt fat u1o
arf elmer @eoetol1r our6 Sic &ereintg=
ten 5taoten begriffen lit, um III iei=
men por5iiglihen &e0cn u16 3ebat=
ten sen 5o5inlismus als SEN @rbfeino
Ser fatb. Stride auf's energiidite st BE-
fGnrpfen", fir cine &eoe in ct. @louS
gu gefpimen. &edt 10! 8erfeble ntdt,
dyriitlt9er Man11, bel 5ieie @elege11=
beit oid friib5eitig genl1g etn5ufinoen,
nan1it 6t1 nod elm Hldbden DIR er=
oberit ga mirlt 0u @elegenbett be-
fommen, einnrul grun0li6 0em IN INT
feren Eagen im1er mebr madienoe11
@eipenit rSo5ialismus" 10 re6t IN
SOS 11nbeimlide Mngeii6t 5u i6ote1.
0os erinnert mild mie6er 6aral1,
Sir einige @orte iiber sic %io5iole 6ro=
&c 5lt lagen, Sic ia 6riiben I'M oeut=
if)en @oterlonoe 10 bre11nen0 lit nno
al,6 BEL inns bier immer mebr itd 1T
SEN @%oroergrrn6 6r6ngt. @eiBt Oll
or6, melder ~3uiammenbang beitebt
5miiden ser Stride nrb Ser io5talen
6roge? = Midt mabr, Ser Mrbeiter
lit obbGngig bon 6em l1nternebmer,
ser ibm Mrbeit getpdbrt? Scum bea1tete
bos l1nternebmertbum GIT gerne sic
Mrbeiter aus, 6o sic mabre driitlid,e
MdditenIiebe INN gar oft abgebt. go
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

oeren IS Nro5ent aus au6a, Sen on
Seren noe tinoiiGen Snleln, aus Sen
Milippinen uno gelegentli9 audi aus
Cen bollanoiiden 9eiibungen in Dit
often nno ie9r ielten aus Deutl9lano
unto anoeren europdiiden 2droern.
Ser auf &ob5uder %Iiegenoe Son lit
lett Snbren cine Ger @nuptetnnaf=
men ser &egierung getpeien. @offi=
11irter 3uder fam megen Ser @obe
oieIer 3olle gar nidt importiert per=
ben nno Deficit eigentIi@ MIR gum
Muten oes groben 3udertruits. Ser
3udertruit 5abIt ser &egierung iabr=
lid piele &iqionen an 30len, BE-
trngt Sic &egieru,rg aber nebenbei
lpltematiih ut1o mirft fir ieine Mftio=
mare fabelbafte Dipi6e1roen al, neil er
Ole 3%nderpreiie gon5 e%igennddtig
feitieben farm. @idt 3ufrieoen 6amit,
jeae &onfurren5 in raffiniertem 3lder
ollrd Erobibitip50lle aus sem 2anoe
3u balten, genieBt ser Grmlt groBor<
tige @ortbeile 5ur9 SEN bon @ooie=
belt forcirtete &ecipro5itdtspertraq
INIT &uba, unter Seiien 8eitimn.ngen
hubonii6er 3uder 20 Hro5ent meni-
ger 3o4 be5ablt ols &ob5uder aus
an0eren 2dnoern.
Nieier &ertrag ionte ongeblih SEN
fubanii6en Hflar3ern beIfen un0 l,11=
1ere Musfubr na6 ser uEerre Ser Mn=
ti1en" f0r6ern, aber oorous lift nidts
a%etpor0en. MuBeroem fonnerr bon SEN
Tbilippinen idbrlih 100000 1on=
men &ob5u6er 5oufrei importiert mer=
BEN un6 ielbitperitdn0Iih ge1pi,me,t
oao1tr6 Sic &flan5er in SEN Bbilip-
pinen ni6t 0as @eringite u116 Ser gait
&c gortbeil gebt in sic S6noe oes
Srlits. Scum baben Sic 9enofraten
oes Observation-Disclosures in ibrer1 Ieb=
ten Caucus beidyloiien, Sic 3uder5one
aara ab8a1idoffen, lint iie 6urd eine
ginfonmenitel1er bon einem @ro,ent
auf ale ginnabmen bon $4,000 un6
barber gu erieben. Dieie @eitimmung
lit fbatiddli@ rl1r cine 1tebertragung
ser bonn 8unoesoberaeridte gutgebei=
benen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o1tf inoipi=
0a1enle &erionen. Selbitperit1noIid
mer0en 6ieie 8orihldge bonn Mbge=
or0nete1rbalie angenommen tper6en,
inns na9 SEN neltei item Grmittelltngen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Moti5e,t aus Der 8mnoeS:
D1nptf1ot .

9ea9 Sen Mngaben oes lan0luirtb=
idnftlid)en Departenrents eigene1t iid)
etmas iiber II @iaione11 older 2ano
in SEN @ereintgten Stuaten CUR &ul=
fur bes 8uderrobrs un0 ser 3uder=
ride. @Iroe alles sic les 2an0 gu
6em 3mede bebaut, fir melden es
iid eignet, 10 fonnten mir unieren
gan5en 8e6arf an 3uder ielbit oed-
en- ltb buuud)ten ni9t elm Efuno
5t importieren. aber mir proou3ieren
gegenlpartig MIR flint Bro5ent ltnie=
res @e0arfs un0 importieren Sic ar=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
9es @in6es v@oblfabrts" =8etpe=

0es 4in6es v@oblfabrts" =8epe=
gung fat Sic Mufmerfiamfeit oes ge<
0anfenpouen 8olfes iiberau a11f iid
gelenft. @iitter iino naturlide Tn
FERTILIZER, un0 iie meroen in SoleD's
Sonep ans Gar @ompouno cine re6t
%pertbpolle @iilfe fin6en. &uiten unb
grfGltl1nger, sic, menn nidt geitiut,
gu Stidbuiten fiibren ooer gu 8ron=
ditis un6 @neumonia, neiden aber
raid SEM b%etlen6en unb beiGnftigen=
sen Gigenidaften bon 6olep's @onep
un6 Sar COMPOUND. Molitor Drug
60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Menn5ebn @eilen cine Sefmnbe

obne cine MiBbeuigfeit, einen StoE
o6er 2arm lit STE fiir6terlide sc.
idminoigfeit nieres @roenraumour9.
METERS. @ir munoern uns bel lold}e1
2eidtigfeit ser Matur=8epegung, u11>
es tbu oies Elm @leides, melde 3r.
Sings Neue 2ebenspiuen nebmen
Sem &neifen, fem u%nbebagen, nun
0urdgdngige Mrbeit, sic quite @eiun0-
beit uno feines Sidfiiblen bringt
25f. Molitor Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

fiibrers @in0tborit 5l1gleib at nielen
Orten feierli6 begangen tunr0e, tpar
es, Ser 3uerit sic Harole ar1sgegeben:
So5ialpolitif um ser @ere6tigfeit,
a1m Ser driitliben MaidJitenliebe mil
len! l1no Ser Mrbeiterpaplt SEQ XIII.
fat il, leinem &l,1toi6reiben ser drift
lidcn So5ialpolitif sic &idtu1g Dor
ge5eidnet mao sic gan5e fatboltld)e
@elt sur lo5ialeu @etbatigllng aufge=
rufel1. Sic &irdc, getreu ibrer g0tt-
lid,en Miliiou, mill, SOB einem ieoetL
auh Dem cinfod)lten Maune, ieine
Menldenred)te 9eluabrt lpcroen, oab
CT Dor Ml1sbertl,ng l1no Dor iittliGen
@cfubren geidiibt lperoe, oltf 0aB er
10 in Ser 5reuoe ieines @er3enS sen
b0ddten elpigen @iitern naditrebe11
f0In1e. Sieb1t 6lt 1rl1,1, mein 2ieber,
laB MIR al1f Sem bon Gbriih1s &C.
legten Sun0anpente Sic %io5iale 6roge
nit @rfolg erleoigt mer0eu fann, SAB
Ser So5ialisml,s, ols Sem Gbriiten=
tbl1m got5 inns gar 5umioerloufeno,
aufs energiidite befampft mer6elr
mlrB. &apit &ius x, ser Nadfolger
6es Mrbeiterpapltes SEQ XIII. fat
oid u1p6 ale feline gl1ten &inoer al,f
SEM gr6enrun6e geraoe iebt lpieoer
eingela0en sur @etb6tigllng al1f Sic
fem @ebiete. 0enn er fat ais beionbere
Meinl1ng fir Sen lmtfenoen ct. So
iepbsmonot aufgeite1t uno geiegnet:
Sic fatboliide io5iale Mrbeit." Das
lit mieoer Mnmen0ul1g oes beriibrnten
Motto l1nieres fl. @aters: uMlles in
Gbriito e%rneuerr1." Gin Sic Ter @r,telte=
rltng ser @eIt lit Gbritp, mein lieber
Matrn, mllB ib inns Nt l1n0 ieSer
Gbriit mitbelfen. @ir oIe ionen TO-
aial tbatig iein. S6are fin aaf Sic
Sosia1=0 emofraten> lpie iie 10 eifrig
beidaftigt fins, Mnbdnger hires gp=
items 5u gepin1ten un6 0ieie in tbren
berberbliden 2ebren 5lt idlulen. So,
lie fins lopeit gega11gen, SAB lie ibren
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-06-04
CITY Electrician Resigns.

Howard Lancaster. for the past two
years City Electrician for the city Of
Palis, has resigned his position to &C
cept the superintendency of the tele-
phore service of the Lexington and
Eastern Railroad company, with hesd-
quarters at Lexington, and left for
that city yesterday morIi g.
Mr.. Lancaster was elected by the
Board of Council at the beginning of
the term of Mayor j. L. Hinton, and
last January was again chosen for that
position His new position, which be
assured yesterday, is more lucrative.
His family will move to Lexington in
the next few DAYS to join him. and in
which city they will reside.
The position vacated by MIR. LaEcest-
er Is being filled ten poratilv by Yer
ron McGouldrick, who has for the
past several months been in the en-
pIny of the Paris Gas and Electro
Company. and in this capacity he will
continue to serve until Lancaster :
sGcc ssor j. named at the neXt regular
meeting cf the City Council. There
are several applicants for the posi- ion.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-06-04
Paris Women Attend Federation

Mrs. r. B Hutchcraft and Miss
Mabel Robbins returned Thursday eve
ming from the Federation of Women S
Clubs at Mammoth Cave. They report
a most profitable and enjoyable meet
ing, which was largely attended by rep
resentative women from all over the
State.
Among the new officers elected was
Mrs. Thomas Henry Clay. Jr., Of the
Paris Literary Club, who was elected
treasurer, to succeed Mrs. r. Z. Hutch
craft, of the same club, who was not
eligible for reelection. Other new
officers elected were: Third Vice
President, Mrs. Morrison Bartlett,
Lawrenceburg; fourth vice-president,
Miss Laura CLAY, Lexington; record
ing secretary, Mrs Jas. Mitchell, Bowl
ing Green; auditor, Mrs. john Tbix-
tor, OwensbCro; corresponding secre-
taly, Miss Rebecca AverlIl, Frankfort.
The purpose of holding the Fedora
tion meeting at Mammoth Cave was to
endorse the measure introduced by
Congre ssman r. Y. Thomas, which
provides that the cave shall be pur-
chased by the Government for a
National reservation, and which met
with hearty endors ement and approval.
A distinguished visitor at the FEEDER
alton was DR.. Schnacker, of New
York, who proposed that the residence
of DR.. Ephfalm Mcdowell, who many
years ago was famous surgeon at
Danville, KY, should be purchased by
the Women's Club IS club home.
This was also endorsed by the FEEDER
alton.
Mrs. James Mcclure. Mrs. I. Fl.
Clay, Jr. and Miss Mary fithian
Hutchcrafi, who also attended the
Federation from Paris. arrived home
Saturday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-06-04

Two Bourbon county boys are
among the graduating class in
mechanical and electrical engineering
of State University and both have Sc
cured excellent positions. 0. w.
Holler. of North Middletown, has Sc
cured position with the American
Creosoting Co., of Shirley, Ind, and
W. HI. zimmerman, of Millersburg
goes with the Babcock & Wilcox Co.,
of Barbertown, Ohio. This firm is the
maker of water tube boilers and their
practice not only extends with the
great power plants of this country,
but the nayies of the world are rapid
ly adopting this type of boiler. The
firm with which Mr.. Heller will be
connected takes up all problems per-
tanning to the chemical treatment soi
bridge timbers and ties.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-06-04
Officers Elected,

At the regular meeting Of Rathbone
Lodge No. II, Knights of Pythias,
Thursday right, officers for the ensu,
in year were elected as follows:
Chancellor Commander. A. Ne
Donald.
Vice Chancellor ii arold Roberts.
Prelate-Ira Bowen.
Master of Work.. WooJstein.
Master OF EXchequel-E. 3. Jan.
UaTY.
Master of Finance p. ]. McCord.
Keeper of Records ard Scalp. j.
McCord.
Inner Guard. E. Farmer.
Gutter Guard-W. w. Dudley.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-06-04
COTS FOR CONCLAVE.
Place your final order for
cots and bedding not later
than Thursday noon, May %
Roxie Davis.
Track Blocked By Blast.

Southbound passenger train No. SO,
due at Paris at 10 :25 yesterday morn
ing, was DELAYED three hours as result
OF a blast which occurred at Shawhar
Station. A heavy charge had been
placed ia the cut south of the depot
and the rocks were thrown across the
track, blocking track during the two
hours and half that were consumed
in clearing the track to allow the
trains to pass. No one was injured
and the damage the track was Slight.