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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
nsnsY cLEmg eoneLl.sloas.

The somewhat GrsaGeG saffI ss4sls-
mstts we're passed wlfh soaresfS 4.
trerG6r N his Ias4st fsan1fs4 1sttef
Henry N1eus aitflbuss shfs N sas
'aet fhaf preparations III anticipation
had been 80 carefully made shaf ~
Undue stfain uas successfully sgefs
81 A. the moment easter o<shG Ftft,rs
prevail IN the meaAg r6ayxsf. and he
thinks are likeig ~ CONTINUES fdt "A
least Deriod HI sDifs " tee hafSSrIs
baek n grain III farmers FaH9s arr
nov returning from fe interior. sns
nc legitimate ~ or6i6srg BBsfnAss ~
duiremehfs FOR accommodation viii
PROBABLY continue sDort Moderate
sfhla until 6ert tfop requirements
begin ~ asssrt Themselves Fa7r
months hence. There bas a1so Dean
su important improvement IN ne
European fdopetafy sltaaffod, wf,aTs
ttie FIRST n april ms atso . pefiod "
uncertainty
business conditions d. liobs are
somewhat spottg ifsrs snd thsfs srs
signs 81 Shortening trade 'f'fiis 1r
CiauH attributes psrtly - natural r.
acton after 8 period ~ eztfsTdiharg
seti9fty. partiY to the o1ose approsth
~ tariff changes 8n1 PARTLY ~ the
diHffusi axcitsd W political nneet
tain las one eyidenAe ~ business r.
action Is Il decrease In bank 6esriues
Inst week ~ IN phf cent, Wbihf r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
u Mai<e i Hunne.

To make q home ron need nDf Isriitf
IN edtfics OF ssztssy SIZE
With auesrtss and treasures GlIed
And curriers' rsaching 20 the skies
The 5swsasa window. z.ldeff home
IT ts nor ts1sse ts1as make a dou1s
To maize hosua ron nsad nGr Tast
It'll sortnne alIs gnnr zap vstn gold;
A Simple cor an 5ps1 gratis,
Way more OF cheer. and comfort hnid
Than ali 4 Caesars casTisd Rome
For sova not splsndor, makes 4 home.
I'd make 4 home AXE some content.
A lifsse saving rear BY rear
Some honea fashioned ornament,
Al seapsaaa cl1rsteued WITH 4 tear
rSire sD zTes. gou III Tie atnams
Sncfi little masseT5 make 4 hon1r
10 make Z home, rake simple eilinzs
A pleasant ire al ample CHAIR.
4 picture sasE 10 Hemory ciiugs.
a auisr beauty sv.rywhera
To other towns you aesd nor roazn
70 buy tsas things n make home
douglas MalIost5-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
sTSsGsaos c,r t.ls+fEs sot,1s
TON

fI5F axe H1ssea sfanGarSs fnsoers.
avst 6ecIaFes flr. fSeargA Edwf1 wsr..
Lear formerly Drssl64nf 81 ne sfa4s
University 81 fova, ii bu3l4tsn ,,ss
fssvsd ~ sse tinted states sarssY ~
education n SfaeI1eaa soss4s 11s
row tas sahas nesd mas ass ~ fs
ssahGaF6 gauge for rsflray tracks ard
eoaaafon monetary basis applies 70
f6sfftaffoss of hfg8er fesrniag. ri fhs
sas4 ~ faA universities. Fsh4 uerI1-
vide Interchange Of thought ereaaa re
~ scholars. aHd migration ~ sea-
dHhts" have Inevitably treated me Ss.
faaad for fsoogafz4d stsh1aFssl
II. NaeT,ea8 attempts 70 p,rsrsy
TIE stsndarfs 81 American higher
sfueatior As they hare been ars6 AZ
they SIC AffAr fra1f0g TIE sfgris-
cant changes that hare taken pfaes
in American oofIage standards from
eoForffal days dou6 through fae baH1s
over fha sIaeff7e system, he discusses
ne present stsa5afds ~ collegiate de-
paftmsbtz Fri 9he tinted yss4ss
staaHafds - tieoiogfaaf s<he5fs, med
i1ai schools. Iaw s1foofs, schools 81
ersf6AeTing, aentaf schools. sohoois 81
pharmacy. sef.o9is 81 fire srss md
roGsie. aDd universities iii general,
m his summary III. Ms1f,Aaa sse-
gssts inst ne asefea sfngfy Nth
professional standards, uafe1 MAKE
ne American rrad8ats ~ or III years
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

poszss ~fIl 80 nno6ided sud IsIaf tie
5nsi Sill viii not create any serious
distar5ance The schedules having
ruoss effest BgoH business vii be
tilose for steats catton and voal Mr..
NiEsoH aas promised tsaat there
should Sc no distssr5tng legislation.
and tie nezrs few weeks I'll Seuen-
stFate aB rs haw far Ne viii So s5la
4, liSass good hia proutses rtse afs
foods lid not asvs se-soas afrsct
upon ettiseT trade Or auaurs The IN
tis1rtss. though important wsrs Heees-
sartlg confined - rsaati~siy small
sf-ass willie tho saHIagss 70 Jr5Ders,r
proved less efiau expected Thus far
Local barlss hsvs seen ahfa 20 9ro-
ride necessary fuanesss assistance
without nsksTe ssty 5rafH 81 conse.
1iiencs apou View York The crop
conditions ss1Is szr have 5seH svcsp-
ti5usiiy ssvorsbls, and tae condition
os vi1fsr vi1eae ~ known IS he much
bat9er flsau 4 raar ego AZ rais time
4 good government rsport IS axpee,
ri tals weak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
The Hunger for Place.

Washington Timeg The country "a
having q good langn at the office seek
err. ard deserves 10 have #. With
the sudden accession Of the demo
cratic party 70 p,wer after sixteen
years ~ wandering in me wilderness.
there has been 8 practical illustration
o. hunger for place that has taught
the country real lesson Acres Of ar
garnent In fagor Of rational methods
in Sliing positions I'm the civil service
could not have done II half ~ veil.
Golfers Weekly gives some cases
In point One applicant, perhaps With
unconscious frankness. writes: II have
been d Democrat all my life and work.
70 the party at ali tiTneg" Another Ia.
bored for the cause without Thought
Of reward" bit friends have insist.
ed that he apply for the position Of
door Keeper. Still another IN not de.
TERED by the fart that the office h
seeka Is IN the classified service, and
adds. y know that things Of this kind
can be fixed"
ne NuUts slhudtiob given efOUU1
for hope that its absurdity will sink
deep into the public mind n the bust.
ness Of the government Is not 80
organized In the near future that the
fntility Of another general onslaught
on tho offices viii be apparent to ey.
erybody, the dominant political party
will be asleep 10 one Of its beet op.
portunities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

Surfings1u EfaRk-Hsge- Some psru.
tar conceptions regarding Thsts
slavery have oecSn1ss gausral within
The pasf kaw weeks Thas IL since at
gsnt4oa has been called 20 tlIs iayssfs-
gaeions ID progress hers and Tiers IA
e1e and Thus perpie seem 70 mag,
me taaa II is something new. she
ouggrswth Of tie present economic
system Nothing is farther from tile
truth The fact IS ehaE white slavery
ia AZ oIs az any civilization st which
We hags knowledge and thar IRE prss-
sHe economic s7ssen1 has very little
% 10 vfsh vhfts slavery II may
haes added some ugiy features II
mar aars aggrarsrsd this trouble, but
white slavery was I'D wien tas gyr.
n1ids wsrs buff
Equally ~ saugr IS the assumption
hat tas svfs Ia eouaaes 70 TIE big
cries. and eaae saers il nothing oT
rfle kiad II ffe smaller towns IL ey-
ists ID one forgf or another e7ery-
w1ers I'd tie land, and not sione ID
cur Land Bas II al ether lands Bu-,
% course, We csn nsgch easter zee
thse sosrs Big city IL a nesgh5ortaz
ssste CT Oh sfls Atlantic Or the Pacific
seabo-8 "a rsskiag III vfcs and crime,
fhsn 10 G5scovsr The same things thar
appear 50 tsrrfsse 70 ns Fl TIE Gfs-
taacs exist r5gTt u53sr our opn noses
ard here Ne 10 around the block,
and perhaps we aoi6 cur nose, ard a.
q rnfe, We say nothing s5ons II Bs-
cause, ~ 4 rafe, there car Be little
gained By saying msaca about ii. The
way 70 dsal WITH IRE eTI Ia to acE
ard 70 act promptly and aafesly-
Whfls naaIy good people are auggfng
shs belief thag there Ia 20 sach thing
"a write slsvery II Tora, the federal
court IL sending WHITE SAVERS 10 pris-
on At sInaoat every session
Ard ftsn there f. tfse belief tha.
the investigations are going 10 pork
wonders. They viii have 70 sffeet,
ufa.ever, unless the yeopfe back up
me authorities. who are willing
enough 10 rake an honest attempt TO
crrb, II possible TO eliminate at Least
son1s ~ fhs West ard #orsz phases
81 tais nesarioEs traffic. Bat the spec
faanlsr inVessigatiens are not going
10 result Ia much
II is not gofHg to be an easy mat.
fer TO ulpe ess: this blot upon the CIV
iIfzation Of the World And It IL nor
going % be done by mere laws II
/ win require the earnest cooperation
81 al rjghtminded people, and Their
III ia going 70 be long and difficult
ioo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

TIE dectriT5a ~ sDeesal 9rovideHces.
r. Incidentally discussed 81 ne Res
Or Hsltsv r Rollins III connnHfli-
cation ri ths Waterloo Courier Ti1i8
s+atsfe1t Waterloo Hlvine INSISTS tl3at
10 doctFff1e ~ special provideness for
orc and mons '6s another VII safssff1t.
md ne says 5s aavsr could eesnpre.
lend the coresit of ne man wf1o Ne,
Tered tl1st God nsde airn Iose TIE
train raich 4 sesT hotirs afsT Should
sssy aeorss - daata willis one VS.
apsFsf ssieh Z ssSf1 In spsrssI prot
fences md Sfvf'fe tHfsrrarssaess wsa
rel sT5rasse5 ~ tlfe Old negro Hao.
turing fae sartadsa5re II Charleston.
7rsyed 5o6f Lord. sanse snd heEp
ss on ca'He aow and con1a voseif,
I1srf sa5rt 10 tort 81 tsrfs sor 10
Ss sending hov4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
In esIssrnia.

lama Views All Iowa nan Who
Las been IN San Franriaca aaf ssss
Sns bread and ned Ines. ARISES 1ec-
PIE 70 stay away t-am liz cuaze
vhether It Ia at san Franchises 7r Ela
AEgsies. unless thev 90 -1ara nsrgEr
70 spen6 the money rheE haEs naGa.
san Francisco IS Already evarrau visa
the aGrGss who aIaecr u get Hars
p1zEEfHz up The exgGsfs1n buildings
and the authorities hardIE Enav VIZ:
70 do with the homeless men
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
The Real Flnancler.

Marion Sentinel: J. p. Morgan war
q fnancier in great things. Yet IL II
true that so far as national stability
rests nuon financing. and upon the
level Of public morality. industry and
the man who rears an
average American family, on an aver
age wage; providing food, and shelter
and clothing for wife and children: IL
u better II not greater flnancIer than
was Morgan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
Lows Lsrz AVE rsS7iasss

To Ire B6ng and sn5ov afe one
yrust I've IN scrordaucs vita Natures
Iavs Especially must one IRE
sirnpiv and iesssne!yy This waa ths
rule aid down So Tsnnessee woman
0frs. lane Trtnhie, vito died lie 9Th.
- day ~ the advanced age ~ f0s
Esara r. gha1 she ~rore
70 I've long AID Enjoy lie az i
have people must corIe sack 70 tie
Simpler sorns and be eonrs1g vita
isas sDesd
~ aaps Isvsd long because o.
simple methods and bacsnss dssn'r
hurry with every task IN 5ssS
SasuTs Es me besr nurse Va
essras laws nlusf Be oheys6
Cbedsencs 70 my parsrfs md ny
ssv sHenes Tor god3y things are s7ficEig
me sings Eas9 have made ~ Hfs
long and pleasant
rNe~s CA be 10 question a. 70 tas
oerrseensss II the rule I'D down ~
ea:s mother Id Israel LdTe simply
lefss,reiT, revsrenftg Here ia ne
vaols secret q A long saS Ea9Dy ne
n a suSsheii CntorraaatelY III can
aae t5now ser ad9iee ~ II deserves 90
~ followed sac al saos1Id Sc able 70
sraas ~ ii III . measure 10 ne ~
feaf eaaS a ia ms6e TIE rule o. ne
9a faas erseae vii mankind Re TIE
ri gssr physically. mentally ard NOR
!. st4,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
r.ts ssesGaa ssst

lrH-e5tS7-tfS fNffafs'+
TIE esrsa ~ Ike aaggsY mas6
N ssssrad garments dressef
'Tiae wstaersf aFssssa eanHof hFds
FER Bforra and aaSe6 orsase
FFs7 faa4 ars oare 8nor tae rociss
And sverg wfnd enas ~ass
sets siE SIS 5ea6 laavsa Tutoring
Ire fravsd and faded rses
B1s sees RE 6aT5da gttss ~
4 Angar III ne easn
re tass ~ King co1hetia
Repaaea ese19 agafn
FOR aArafded w singing bfrfs
snd ei5assd m sflvsr sa6rAra
1ae Spring arrays RE ragged ears1t
ri royai To8ss ~ flowers
MffHa Trvi72. III Nsw YsYT1 Trss6siAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

N lrisun
keaiing rs1ss as1lra,1cs -un dsa-7
they appealed Then came .ae -s-s
raj Ft patriotism n france, an i,
an earty var vita Gerrnarv. e:ls mr.
cr Garlnany's huga arm increases
tales Of der plans To cruHh Fraure m,
wlaE not Lastly came r1a new rial
ct RHf and Lscnt11 Tha- Fsra ~
aentanaad to i've ysars ami a sns !,
;Tda each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
Hello Girls MAJ Strike.

BOSTON, April - Boston is facing
ing n big telephone operators strike
Monday 200 hello" girls Will vote
on the question OF d strike. unless
their demands for better working
hours and Increased pay are granted
before that time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

~ coarse tHers bad ~ BE- soTa =
fbiBg 70 offsAf tffe biessHrabls aatai
Tafi5ns lnoi5eas n ne advent 81
String That something" II eHrrAns
e'lssip Is vofthY ~ sredenee threat
ems In tFiA form ~ m extrA session 81
fhs legislature Az tie tHmentad ~
tetoss Watd w6uld hage saia. This
Fl toD ma<ht"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

Tffs ssGssfaAd String Esd Register.
Democratic sounds fhe warning foT
fnA oanaft ~ Che aew national sd
rftf6iStfaffon fhas me most persistent
I'LL, 8eeaef ii otter the IAass 6sserg.
Ing The vafas ~ tslis observation.
LES, u etufse, n the application If II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

Y has BEEN eonssryHtlyely estimar
~ th5t one ont III evar7 6fty uto
voted FIR wilson for President poH
wants 4 job 81 eoprHe lot u rs
pirauis are doomed 70 disappointment
n agefg fteppblieah oflca holder wera
turhnd out Of office and Democrat
rtt II liiH blaee twelve obt II every
thiheen candidates for government
ibbH would be disappointed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

Il vsB 4 ssrsgsne conclusion ssfsf
7fresaia BROOKS 10 Hammond md !.
Joan ~ Arc wonid nssT5. snd MARRY
Il aem spaper Hfsn sha 1851 c9nclt-
fvely denona T-sssd m number n
instances tHat she Is g5rT or s~ssa-
lent judgement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

"What surprise II uouln be II the
f6ua legislature would really pass a
lau tfat 6oBId have the unqualified
approval ~ tbe people of the state"
ssys tte Davenport Democrat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

This is this right thing 10 do apo
ought ~ have been done by the TAFT
administration" SAYS tho Burlington
Hawk Bya referring to the proposed
recognition ~ the Chinese republic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

There VIII probably he no greater
deRfee Of civic righteousness when
The women Of Iowa vote" aays the
Opawa Democrat but II will be an
acknowledgment on the part or men
Of her mental capacity OF fittingly
doing things"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

The Fairfield Ledger nays n there
is any crazy proposition which hasn't
had herring THE winter IT hasn't
heard II II And n good many Of
them bid fair 10 20 upon the statute
books" the Ledger adds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
nnrga hnn COMMENT.

'tfns Ioua legislature sven tried 10
make song birds out Of apails." oh
serves me Council bluffs NoupareiI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07
ROYAL
Baking Powder

IS the greatest of modern
time helps to perfect cake
and biscuit making. Makes
home baking pleasant and
profitable. Ii renders the
food more digesible and
guarantees it safe from
alum and all adulterants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

er haiy s familiar wifi tbe sope
as THE Arl5ansas Traveller
Urn the STRANGER asks the natiyo ~
arkansas SHY be docs not put root
81 AS honse he savs tlecauBe IT g
When asRed why he does
any Y on when Il Is not ralnine.
rs sa3 F BeenuFe SO don't need It.
lAl anpoefe g the gpr,npnnla neg.
t . We The prinoiple followed in
e ,., q leyees along The oblo
~ H'ssug Nv, flyefs except they do
vi y onio lbe leYeeH uben II ia
FaAAlns ana whet lfey afs a,i All,
so build then Rapidly st,,,,,g,, = ta w.
ahead q the rivers : = 1ee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-07

Gate city Wan, Ads. bring 70
suits.
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1s5guk, f.spvs e...4s.>s asrg 4, 1919
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14
S coReIN's BARBER sHoHk

Our barber shop is now1one 5of the
contest in the central part OF ssti1e
State. Neat, clean and sanitary. Be
sides the modern equipment already
installed we have added new glass
case santiseptic tool sterilizerS, in
which our razors, scissors, combs and
brushes and all working tools are
kept. We use individual cups and
soap forceach shave. A modern not
towel sterilizer is used also Dys our
barberssGA coy bath Nhoom, nice and
warm, is always ready for use. - New
linoleum has just been placed on the
floor and handsome mirrors decorate
all four walls. Besides myself and
Dave Miller, who have been BARRIERS
all our lives, we have in our employ
Louis Liyas and Ghas. Hughes, two
frst-class tonsoriaI artists, which en-
ables you to get first-class service in
a hurry no waits.z Besides our irst-
class service we take great pride in
the sanitary manner inwhichwewait
on our trade. ssA trial shave, hair cut
or massage at our shop will make a
permanent CUSTOMER for our shop.
You are invited to call on u.s.
Respectfully,
RUSS. CORBIN.
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14
MAIL SACK
Torn Open at Chicago and Money
and JeweIry Are Stolen.

The theft of money and jeWelry
velued at $4,000 from a mail sack
was disclosed Friday at Chicago by
Col. James Stuart, PostOffice Inspec-
tor there The crime is alleged by
Colonel Stuart. to have been commit
ted by Albert Tardy, mail wagon
driver. 2 - Aus g
The mail was stolen Monday. Tar
dy collected five sacks containing
registered packages at Water street,
Masonic Temple and Stock Exchange
substations. az
Suspicion was aroused when the
wagon, containing four sacks, was
found abandoned at the Union Sta
ton. These sacks contained $4,000
in money and gems, which had not
been distributed. {4iVg ss4rl N
Tardy's wife was found with some
difficulty, as Tardy had given his adj
dress at a number which proved to
be a vacant lot. She said Tardy came
home and told her that he bad stolen
$4,000 from a, mail sack, and would
write her as soon as he had escaped
across the border" 2 z ff1, .
The robbery was witness by several
persons. Instead of driving to the
postoffice, where he was due at 1 p.
M. driver said to be, Tardy' went
to the railroad station and backed
his wagon up. among a number of
others. =
With only passing curiosity other
drivers saw him unlock the door of
the wagon cage, calmly rip open one
of the sacks and stuff the contents
into his pocket. They saw him walk
away a short distance and then break
~ ~ 2 : un; .a.eNn LanI .n.l ~ y
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14
HUNT TERS FIND SKELETONS
IN CUMBERLAND CAVERN

While hunting in the Cumberland
River section, eight miles from Bar
louisville, two youths stumbled
across a cave of small size, and con-
Quoting an investigation, found ! two
human skeletons, besides crude cook
ing utensils and other evidences of
its one-time habitation. This cave,
the. presence of which was never sus-
pected, is entered from a smaHKhole,
no bigger, than will allow access to
one person, and is as large as an ordi.
nary store room. What gives the
discovery of the cave and the human
skeletons, added interest is the close
proximity of the site of the first
house ever built by white men in Ken
lucky, the location of DR.. Walkers
cabin, built in 1871, being: but "a few
feet away. This cabin was occupied
by DR.. Walker and companions for
several weeks and stood intact until
a few weeks ago. No mention is
made in DR.. Walkers diary OF any
cave in the vicinity. K -
The two skeletons, which gave evil
dence of having been in the cave for
a long time, are believed to bethose
of Indians. .esS
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14
..s-ssssrcs-ss..sT 4 i - -
A coNsUMPrrvE COUGH


A cough that bothers you centinu-
ally is one of the danger signals that
warns of consumption. DR.. Kings
New Discovery stops the cough, aleos-
ems the chest, banishes fever and lets
you sleep peacefully. The first dose
checks the symptoms and gives you
prompt relief. Mrs. A. F. Mertz, of
Glen Ellen, Iowa, writes: fDrs King S
New Discovery cured a stubborn
cough after six weeks doctoring had
failed TO help" Try it, as it viii do
the same for you. Best medicine for
coughs. colds, throat and lung 'trou-
bles. Money back if it fails. Price
Soc and s1.e0. All druggists BIZ
mail. H. 2 Bucklen & Co.. PhiIadel!
phia or st. fouls.
NoY (ady)
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14
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QUITE A HINT

Papa wanted to know whether you
were a good business man." she con-
fided. -1f
/ Have you any idea why he
asked?" inquired the young man, who
had been calling for long time "a'
Il guess it was because you never
talk business. Judge.
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14

itors of the estate of Ed. Rash, de-
ceased, are hereby directed to present
their claims proven as required by
law, to the undersigned Master Com
missioner on or before Monday, No
vember "a, 1913, and that all claims
not presented to the said Commission
er by that said date, will be barred by
order of this courts
...:,-. C.. A MCMILLAN,
Master Commissioner Bourbon Col
rcuit Court. 1s}. (Nov. 11-18
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14
THE INFLUENCE OF HEREDlTY

z sThat's fine baby of yours, Bill"
said the boss to his chauffeur. -
Eyes, Mr.. Wilkins" said the chauff-
eur. my wife and l are pretty
proud of him. He's self-starter--
the latest model, all right, with an au-
tomato horn that would wake the
dead" C''-
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14
So, 300 PAID FOR CATESBY
CHRISTMAS STAR

The annual fall sale of thorough
bred horses at Tatersall's opened
Tuesday with a large crowd in at
tendance. The bidding was lively.
The consignment from Mr.. Catesby
Woodford's Raceland Stud, near Par
is, were the first. offered and good
prices were realized. The top price
was brought by Christmas Star, the
famous Star Shoot mare. which at
one time was one of the most valu-
able pieces of tracing machinery in the
country. The amount paid was
$4,000 Starry Night, also of the
Woodford consignment, brought the
next, highest figure, $4,000.
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14

American rail manufacturers are.
beginning to, realize that they must
concentrate their attention increasing
upon the furnace practice and espe-
cially upon the ingot, if they are to
turn out a reliable product. =
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14
OYSTER SUPPER AT STONY fsa
POINT FOR Benefit FUND

There will be an oyster supper for
the benefit of the organ fund of the
Stony Point church held Wednesday,
Nov. 26. Admission 25 cents. Oys-
tiers will be served in any style Ev-
efybody invited to attend =
The Bourbon news., 1913-11-14

"A Cincinnati mans malady, of
which the most striking symptom is
a growth of hair at the rate of an
inch an hour, may put the doctors on
the track of a certain and sure cure
for badness. o. .t --i4 .-i.,e-