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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

FOR SALE.
IN ALEXANDRIA CITY A FINE 3-STORY
brick building King ST., near Washing ton
suitable for stores. apartments office rooms
Inspection invited. JOHN D. NORMOYLH.
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PROPOSALS.

TRFsSTRY IMPAIRMENT. SUPERVISING
architects office Washington, u. g. Nav ~.
1916 Scaled proposals VIII he received at this
Office until 3 pm. June ls, 1916, and then
oponed for metal file for the supervising
architeci's Office in accordance with drawings
and specification, copies of which NAV be had
at This Office JAS. \. WETMoRE, Acting
Supervising Architect. i"i 81
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FOR RENT-soI sth ST. NV: q ROOMS AND
BATH rent. 1880. Apply OWNER. 1919 Y
NV. Key AT us Eye 1t. NV. q
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Bloomlngdale
Almost new. rooms and bath; on > floors:
modern in every respect. close 10 North Capt
toi 81 line and near large park; yards and
purches 20 Bryant II. NV.
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MONEY WANTED.

FOR sALE-FIRST TRUST NOTE, $500:
tile perfrc; on high-claSs. improved. central
northwest city property. worth S12,Soo- Apply
in person Room 10, A.: La ave. D
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FOR KENT
eol7 NV. lsr 2bs75.oo 1881 R, 11r,b. ... 40 90
1919 N. l2r;6 800 l:2s 18th NV. 81. bs3 50
1ll8 10th. 10r. b. 80 2322 ! NV, 7r.w.. 90
SToNELEIGH COURT.
few desirable apartments now vacant.
from $50 to $165 a month.
THE OLYMPIA, 14th and Euclid.
Very desirable apartments, rooms and BATH
to rooms and bath from $40 to $50 u month
FITCH. FOX BROWN.
1883 st. NV.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANrED-TO BUY SMALL APARTMENT
hoise for about $4,000 income not less than
S" 300: will pay So. 900 cash and so interest;
give location Box 253. Star office. %
FURNISHED APARTMENT DESIRED FOR
one month. from June Is: must he reasonable;
northwest: reference; best care assured Box
S17, Star office. .
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IN NORTH TOPEKA
Il. p. Station Is To Be RemOd-
eIed and Improved.
Other News and Items of Per-
SOnal Interest.

The plans for an Improvement to be
made on the present Union P&clilG
depot in North Topeka are ftnlshed
and work viii be started soon Inc
depot now being used was built ABOUT
sorty-five years ago, and very few I'M
TrOvements have been made since us
construction.
The plans for remodeling will pro-
vide for more room for the ticket of
flee. the lunch room which is located
in the east half of the building Will
ne move upstairs, and the baggage
fcparfment which at present is To-
Gated in the east half of the building
about a hundred feet east of the depot,
will be ] ed to the former U1cn
room. The building now being USED
s,s the baggage office was built thirty
five years aEo.
There is no definite time given by
the office in Omaha, where the plans
are cling made. as to when the work
viii u, gin w : Basinger, head or
the passenger department in the
Omaha office. has charge of the i'm
movements to he made on the build
inr
Death of Charles Rundell.
North Topeka has lost another Did
citizen. in the person or CharIes
morning. at l 80 at the home OF Frank
ConweH, 1922 Quincy street MI
Rundell was born fifty-six years ago.
IN Rockville. y. Y He has been a
resident OF North topeka loi wen
YEAR,; or more. and has been associated
with Mr. Conwell continuously tor the
past fourteen years. Mr.. Rundeu was
sick Just week with pneumonia
which caused his death. He is sur
vivcd bv a brother, Frank RundeH Of
Ncwhurts ore. Mr.. Rundel was q
member of Golden Rule lodge No 80
Of the Masons. and for several years
was an escort of the North topeka
camp No 1913. NJ. w. A. Funeral
services will he held Sunday afternoon
n the brother arrives by that time
Notes and Personals.
The East IndianoIa Sunday school
will Give an entertainment and box
social at the school house Friday even
ing. February %.
Mrs f. A. Smurr, supervisor OF
patriotic instruction for the women
relief Corps. will address the puplls
of Shorey school Friday afternoon fol-
lowing a short program by the pupils
themselves in celebration of the birth
dav anniversaries of Washington and
Lincoln.
A committee of members of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church will
meet this evening to plan for the regu-
lar board meeting to be held next
Tuesday evening.
A. NJ. Petro, druggist-Adv.
Rehearsal will be held Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Campbell for those taking part in the
"KIeptomaniac," one act farce COM
edy which will be given by the Pro-
gressive class of the Second Presby-
terrain church-
j. A. Tracey will return to Shelby
Vile. H.. today.
Lost--Spectacle in case in North To-
peka, 80 East Laurent Reward
ADV.
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w A m T S
AMID MISCELLANE0uS AIDS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
journal is one cent word each insertion,
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents a
word, minimum 80 cents.
COUNT THE WORDS of your Ad In
dress when such address is used; count
each initial letter and each number or
combination of figures as one word.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must be
accompanied with cash or check in full
payment for the same. Note the foregO-
and the rates per word for The Topeka
State Journal.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to he
classified properly in The State Journa!
office before 10 As o'clock. Want Ads re-
ceived after that hour will be inserted I'M
der the head: "Too Late to Classify. or
next day as desired.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
SANTA FE NOTES
Items for this department may be
phoned to 3B15 or State Journal office

The regular Friday night entertain
ments at the r. r. Y. M. c. A. which
have been postponed the past two
months on account of the Johnson
row night, when Mr.. Howard Blevins
will have charge of an evening of mu-
sic and readings.
Rev. H. ]. Crockett had charge of
the noon hour meeting today in the
Santa machine shops.s-
General Manager Kouns is in Kan
sas City on business a few days this
J. F. Mitchell, general ticket auditor
for the Santa Fe, went to Chicago on
company business yesterday.
Miss Josephine Weaver. daughter of
A. F. Weaver of the Santa Fe water
service, has returned to her school
work at Baldwin, after a weekend
visit here with relatives.
Mrs. Amos Beeler and daughter Ma
bel Guendolyn and Mrs. Roy Hoover
and son Berg will go to Leavenworth
Beeler who is running on the Atch-
ison-Le avenworth motor car.
Rev, Whitenbraker and Mr.. Frank
Schuessler had charge of the noon
hour meeting in the Santa Fe water
service Wednesday,.
n. E. Morford of the axle light de-
partment at Arkansas City has re-
turned home after a short vacation
here with relatives. Mrs. Morford will
remain for an indefinite time.
The regular meeting of Division No
9S, Engineers Wives, will be held Fri
Gay afternoon IN Security hall.
The mems gospel meetings at the
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoons
will begin again next Sunday at 8
o'clock after disseminating the past
few weeks on account of the taber-
nacle meetings
d. r. Stegg, travelling passenger
agent for the Pennsylvania lines has
returned east after short business
trip here.
I. E. Session, general agent Tor the
passenger department of the Monon
Route, has returned to Minneapolis
Mimi. after a short business trip here
Mrs. F. F. Dawdy furnished special
music this noon in the Santa Fe ma
chine shops.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

pit Sc. u 13-12-14. .................. So. 80
+. Deppe and wife to NJ Maze, lots
4T3 to SO Western ave-, Middaugh's
duu. e.. -----.,.
L. a. Long to E. H Knoll, pit lot 50
Monroe St, Eugene add ........... 90
1924 Emmett st. sardou's add. .., 200
NJ. A. Swingley to c. ]. Wilson and
wife, lot 524 pit. % Garfield ave,
Williams add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
n NJ. Campbell to r. Campbell lots
S6-S Mulvane St, Thurston Place
c. Drew to f. NJ. Drew, lots 60
T-3-5-7-9-S1 Quinton Boulevard
Kenwood; also lots $40 Madison
ST., Cranes add Observation-Disclosures.
Mt. Hope Cemetery Co. to J. O. Eyer
W. u lot 150 sec. V, Mt. Hope Gem.
A. NJ. Crow to II. T. Crow. love and
affection, y interest in lots 31S 80
52-4-6-S Pine St, StllsOn & Barthol-
omew's add. =. =. .........-......- -
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FOR RENT-ROOMS,

ONE ROOM in office Block: steam
heat, bath. One room in Veale Block.
Better Realty & Loan Co.
933 KAN. AVE. front unfurnished
rooms, single room 2299 Blue.
MODERN room, with or without board,
Ills Van Buren, Phone Poll White.
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LEGAL


that on March an 1o1c sold dav heinz the
first Mondax Of said month and the first
day of the March 1o16 Term I shall annIv
to the Probate Court sitting az the Court
House in the CITY Of Toneka Shawnee
Comfy Kansas for n mi ana final settle.
lnpDt of said estate and for an order of
Court finding and adjudging who the
GE0RGI4 cfRPSI samini strstrtx
FERRY n0PAN & DE4T- ktforners
r,,,,-
lfrst Tupllsheu IN me EOpeAa Sthte
journal req. 10. asle.JE
oEEICrA1 Norrcr or rx.N,rN.rro1-
nor, > STENoc.P p ri ~ . a
ITO stote -;yiI Sarv;es -n -
~ az EXAMINATION on oaturua!s niafcn
~ III iic esinn ias AT ciocA a. NJ AZ
'He AOiIMilS RiaSes''
G riia
NNoneoIula
NorIon
mannattan
Topeka
hansas city
lawrence
II SCOTT
Emporia
IndeIendence pod"
MihIieIu ..tr-
MEnita
hutchinson r.
lodge city . ..,
2HiIna
Tbis eTaSn,ro+io, I'll, -
MS eAahlnaIon VIII pc held for tho.
purpose OF creating an eligible list from
Whlch names may De certified to appoint
ing offlcers, TO fill vacancies for stenog-t.
raphers as they occur in the classified SER
vice OF any institution or department OF the
stJSe so ,ieht. 81
ENamlnallons VIII ne open to applicants
over the age OF ~ years Applicants will
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR NLE,-Jewelers repair outfit. work
bencn. lathe safe and all fixtures ana
tools of the late c. +. Buhre at 6Of Kansas
avenue will be sold Friday afternoon. Feb
ruary %, 1916.
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No. 29S30
In the District Court of Shawnee County.
L. p He'll and j. w Schaefer. Partners
doing business under the firm name of
He'll & Schaefer. Plaintiffs.
p. Kissing. King Lay, Justus Kissing, ]. f.
Leader william Hall; Trustee, Katie
c. McClintock. Mrs. o. L. Walter Gust
Johnson, T. u. Neavill, Fred Johnson,
H. A Kresky. A. H. Allen. H. H. Swallow,
3h hPIEsaH ESPS %4s:wsler and
State of Kansas to 7. Kissing, Justus
Kissing King Lay. Gust johnson, II. A.
Kresky. Mrs o. .. Walter, T. d. Neavill,
You and each of you are hereby notified
that J. i. O'Harra and George p. Wass-
weller. defendants above named and
Charles S. Elliott, Intervenor, in the above
entitled cause have filed an answer and
affirmative relief against you and each of
YOU towit the said J. F. O'Harra and
George p; Wassweiler. for the sum of
$4,000 with interest thereon at 100 per
annum from April 22d, 1913. and Charles
$. Elliott for the sum of $250.00 with in
terest at SO per annum from the 10th day
of July, 1913 and that unless you answer
in said court on or before April Sth, 1916,
judgment will be rendered against each of
you and decree of court entered declar-
ing said sums aforesaid to be a first lien
upon all the Dolcette musical instruments
noW III tne DullulnR at III west btn ST.
Topeka, Shawnee County. Kansas order
ing the same to be sold to satisfy the afore-
said claims and excluding you and each Of
you from any and all interest therein, and
for such other relief as the court may
deem equitable and just
SCHOCH & RANKIN,
Attorneys for ]. +. O'Harra, George p
! Wassaweiler. Defendants, and Charles s.
Elliott. Intervenor.
Seal
Attest g w. BOWER, Clerk
/ First published in The Topeka State
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-Nacant lots in LenoX addi-
ton, or buy small payments like
rent, rich garden land, cheap and easy.
Smith Agency, 523 Kansas Ave.
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SUPREME COURT SYLLABUS.

No. 205S4.
The City of Oswego, Kansas, Plaintiff.
W. Z. Davis. as Auditor of the State of
Kansas, Defendant.
Original Proceeding in Mandamus.
WRIT ALLOWED.
Syllabus. By the Court. Dawson, J.
Under a statute authorizing the issue of
bonds for the extension and improvement
of a municipal water plant, which provided
that the notice of the election and the
election ballot shall state the amount of
bonds proposed to be issued, a city ordi-
nance calling the election, the election
notice and the election ballot stated the
proposition thus:
shall the mayor and councilmen of the
city of OswegO, Kansas, issue the bonds of
said city in a sum not exceeding Thirty
thousand dollars bearing so per annum
interest, payable semi annually; payable
within Twenty years from their date, in
slfch manner as the mayor and councilmen
may determine, for the purpose of improv-
ing the water supply plant and system of
said city"
HELD. that this slight departure from
the precision of statement required by the
statute touching the amount of bonds to
be issued does not reder the proposed is
sue illegal nor preclude their registration
All the Justices concurring. ~.
A true copy. afr
Attest: ID. A VALENTINE 800
ISeal.l Clerk Supreme Court.
First published in The Topeka State
journal, Thursday Feb. "a 1916
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E.oR EXCHANGE. For EXCHANGE
BEST 40 ACRES I'm BEJOU VALLEY

of
of
on ak lie goods near Topeka. Come
will Nichols
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LEGAL.

Published in The Topeka State Journal,
February "a, 1915
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FARM LOANS

FARM LANDS, ) and per cent See
Nichols Realty Co., 529 Kansas ave Tel
44O
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PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC SALE
| will sell at public auction at my place,
300 Davies st. Saturday. one p. m. Feb
ruary 70 1916. stock. farm implements.
fine furniture: one fine mare. Fred Olson.
HUNGATE & STAHL. Auctioneers.
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TYPEWRITEIsS

ALL MAKES for sale or rent Best me-
chanfcal department in the country
CRANE & CO. ssfr m. 90
Topeka. Kan. 40 Years I'm Business
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Office of the City Clerk.
a. Kansas. February II, 1916

Office of the City Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received Mt the
office of the city clerk until 10 30 o'clock
IN. February 20. 1916, for paving with
asphaltic concrete certain streets and ave
year 1916. according to plans and specifi
cations on file in the office of the city
A certified check i'm the sum of $1,000
must accompany each bid.
All work to be completed by October 10.
1916.
The board Of commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids, or parts
lSeal ETA NJ. CONELL.
City Clerk
First published i'm The Topeka State
Journal, February Is. 1861
office of the City Clerk.
Topeka Kansas. February Il. 1916.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Sealed proposals will be received at the
q. M, February - 1916. for paving with
brick. certain streets. avenues and alleys
in the City of Topeka during the year 1916
according to plans and specifications on
file in the office of the city engineer
A certified check in the sum of $1,000
must accompany each bid
All work to be completed by October II.
The board of commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. or parts of
IseaLI ETA NJ. cOvELL
City Clerk.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal. Thursday, Feb. 3. 1851
In the Probate Court Of Shawnee County.
Kansas.
In the Matter of the Estate of David H.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Creditors and all other persons interested
in the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-Monday evening. February n.
silver butterfly pin, dark stone settings.
Phone 4S1. Reward. 1874 Topeka ave
LOST-Lava cameo brooch Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. IT, E Hawkins Phone 1904.
212 West Sth Reward.
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FOR RENT-FTATs

FOR RENT-FT4ATS.
--~~e~~~--~-~->->--.--- >->,--~~-0~-----0----~~~
FLATS.
1926 Jackson, r. water paid .-.......- $50. 90
Is Jaeksqn, r.; Wate mo pa az t, o 93S
). E. IOhhlNH1oN,. 10 W. ON. Iei. 20
APARTMENT in the Neil, 2l4-21S W llth
Hot and cold water, heat, janitor,
rooms furnished except parlor. Very con
Seuleni 1 100 I Iiy u No. DIV; "eO
ocn semen 1hoo lay, l,holle -9o. piseH,
FOR RENT-Apartment In the Del Plaza
apartments. 18th and Taylor. Inquire DIG
IoPeka ave: Hhone 200 BACK.
FOR RENT-Apartment in the LenoX
heat, water AID Janttor furnished. Phone
o59z >.
FOX RENI-o room 1lat, 10 monroe, SI3
Geo. h. Seybold. Phone 0l3 or 3I4O Black
Peka A1enae near slAtn, 1e .I 9ls
Better Realty e. Loan Co
ron PTsVT- Tfl1o Heinz fIo+ phone 1919
------- -
---7~~---
L5S C-1I1@C>- ~ y I10&1
-=-----==
rOr ~ - . = his
FOG kENI -f2o acres Just west OF ,eorpor5
atlon limits between l2th "a. any Huhtoon
~ d bia1c se 10
hiocts car line r bouse harm o COW,
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Monarch Paint at rbes'-Adv.
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Fine Ladies' Shears at Forbes
Adv.
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First published in The Topeka State
journal, Thursday Feb. a. 1916
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES

FOR SALE-New and second hand carorn
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys and cigar store fixtures: easy pay-
ments Send for catalogue The Bfuns-
wick -talke-Caflender Co. 132o-31 Main
street. Kansas City. Mo.
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REAL ESTATE nj
FLORISTS.
mAYES FLOWER SHOP

for fresh flowers wedding and funerala
n speciality Our stock always fresh
Grown In our own greenhouses $40 Kan
ave. Phone 377
MRS NJ. T.. HOLCRAFT-Cut flowers.
floral designs. s0T Kan. ave. Phone I76- w
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FOR KIsNT-sTORE ROOMS

515 QUINCY ST. % by $50. one story.
Carney, Central Bank Building. Phone
FOR RENT-Part of store room. heat
furnished. S33 Kansas Ave.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-17
No Financial Disturbance

In previous presidential years, the
Republicans have laid great stress on
their claim that the election of a Dem
ocrat meant financial disaster as the
party was incapable of administering
the affairs of government. You have
not heard anything of the kind this
year. The Democrats have been
demonstrating the falsity of such a
claim for nearly four years in most
successful administration of affairs and
have so changed the banking laws
that Republican money kings cannot
throwa panic at will. Financial affairs
were never in better condition nor
business more furnishing. The old
familiar scare crow has been relegat-
ed to the junk shop for good and all.
This in the face Of the certainty of
the reelection of Wilson is praise in
deed of the benefits that his admins
tration has brought. Vote to con-
time il.
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The Income Tax.

Senator Gore, the blind man elo-
quent, said at Hopkinsville, that the
Democrats. had passed dozen laws
any one Of which would have immcf-)
talized the Republican party, and III
praising the income tax law, passed
by Democratic congress, said: IF
you wish to take the load from the
back of Dives and put il on the back
Of Lazarus" vote for Hughes. The
latter's opposition to the income tax
law and his objection to having the
rich pay their proportion Of the bur-
den Of taxation, seems to warrant the
belief that in the event Of his election
the law which is taking millions from
the rich for the support Of the gov
eminent will be repealed. The sue
cess of the Democratic party insures
that wealth will continue to be taxed
as it should.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-17

United States Soldiers Are to be Sup
piled With the Latest and Best
Vet Devised.

A new set OF wireless apparatus
has been designed for the United
States signal corps, with a number OF
advantages over any now in use. II
can be knocked down and shipped in
packages, 300 pounds in weight. II
can be carried on the backs of mules
or BY men II necessary. IL shipped
by railroad II can be packed in a box
car or on a fiat car. II needed for
emergency use II could either be set
up and operated on a iat car or in the
box OF large wagon. II is therefore
well adapted to maneuvers in noun
famous countries. 1t is Of exception.
ally high power, being capable of
transmitting and receiving messages
within a radius of at least $50 miles
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A Modern Methuselah.

Insurance companies in their life
tables now recognize that the span Of
human existence is extending, says
the indianapolis News. While the
biblical limit of four score years was
currently accepted a half century ago,
the limit today is placed beyond that
station on life's highway, the Jump
ing-off place" being well into the
nineties, and in some cases at 100 and
beyond.
While these chronological veterans
may be envied, their years are few
when compared with those Of the
modern Methuselah, Thomas Parr,
whose bones found sepulture Novem-
Der Is, 1885, in Westminster Abbey.
Thomas Parr was born at Winning
ton, Shropshire, England, in 1883,
and was farm laborer. Till the age
of eighty he continued bachelor and
then married his first wife, with whom
he lived for hirty-two years. Eight
years after her death, when he him
self was 100 years old, he married
for the second time.
When in 1886 he had attained the
age of l52 years, the Earl of Arundel
took him to London and presented
him at the court of King Charles |.
1t would have been better had the
earl left the old man undisturbed in
his native parish. His death was at
tributed to the fatigues of the journey
and the crowds of visitors who
thronged to see him. DR.. Harvey,
the discoverer of the circulation of the
blood, examined PARIS body after
death and reported that he found it
remarkably stout and healthy, with
out any trace of decay or organic
disease. But for that trip to London
and the high life he encountered
there, old Parr might have attained
even a much greater age.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-10-17

Mrs. II. B. Pollard is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Ed Goodwin, at Cerulean'
4 Col. w. r. Howell left for Mclean
county yesterday, where he was billed
to speak last night
! Sergeant Jarvis, of the National
Guard, went to his home at Liver
more Saturday and returned last
night.
Private Charles Dean, Of the Ma
tional Guard, spent Sunday at his
home at Henderson.
Mrs. L. E. Fowler and Miss Norma
Turner are visiting in St. Louis.
Mrs. j. P. Tate is visiting friends
in Owensboro.
Mrs. F. j. Gentry has returned
from a visit to her son, Mr.. w.
B. Nicely, in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. w. C. Cook has returned from
Mississippi, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs Don M. Dockery.
DR.. Oscar Flener, a young dentist
of Russellville, willremove to this city
Nov. LIST, to practice his profession.
Mrs. Mary B. Campbell, of Win
chester, Va, is visiting Mrs. H. D.
Wallace.
Mr.. Oscar Westendarp and family,
of Monterey, Mex, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Dabney.
Jas. d. Russell, Jr., of Cushing,
Okla, is in the city.