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TO. . THE CAIRO BULLETIN, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 24, 1003
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TOT? STATE SENATOR.
.1,'iiX's M. i'owlir, c-;i iii I i.l ;i t '
::"t;ii Sena'or fur I lie 'nth Illinois
tor
Sen
iitoii.'il dis:rii-(, w;i hem .in. W.'ill jn'Ji
:.'ti ('unity, March II. ISIS, iitlm.lcl
tli" rommo:i school mill sil t'-nih-d ICv
im f n I !)- iilsii .Missouri Mil!i"il
odb'K". II" Nerved ms ;i pii Villi- sol
diet ill Col ip.'iiiy V.. I'.i'Cl llliniiis Vol
l'litri'is nnil w.-is lionor;ilily il isi-li;ir vi
;;t tn dose otl lir war. W'ns circle. I
Coroner of Williamson coiinly us ;i
llepuhlicnti l,i 1S7I; w;is ehct"d
riiiinty .siip"rii)lcinli'iit el schools in
it Hie i In:.' cf till- v:ir. V:is eh'Ct.d
to Hie Cetu-r.-il Assembly In 1SKI
.-.l v,is mi" f Hie In.'! ni"inlicrs who
I
for (leiieral Ijokhii in hit-
liittle lor I'. S. Keiuilor: whs iiK.-ii!'
ch-i li'il In the ::r,lh Heni'tiil As.semb'y
in IKS.S. ;issit"il in the elcrtinn of Slid
1 M. Clllleni I'l I'. S. senate, and ;i -s'sleil
in makinc III" first iipprnpi in
lion i r Sohlieis' Home ;il Qililli'V, ;i-.I
ii',,0 lor rclniihlinK Southern !!lin is
N'tinii;!. iiihI !Iisi it;il when , slrcyed
I V lire.
lie h. ;i lie'tnher in ;;ooil st n'liliim el
Hii' folic Willi; civic, socinl Mini hene
"i rvU':: (J. A. It.. A. V. f- A. M .
I O n V., M. V. A . H. P. cf . K.
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lr: fast ('r:Ii:lli;ililer cf (i. A. It. Pes!
No. Mi.'. Ieini inieiil ( ( Illinois; is
I'iisl Naiional Aiile ie Ca up lo Cntn.
manilcr in Chlct lilack an. I Hrown. an I
i:cl veil w ilh Ihi'in at liestoii an. I Sara
toK.i Springs !' H an. I :i:i7. anil i
ilolcK.ile eleii 1 1 nifi I ) -pa rl iiceil III!
licit, to National l':iica'npincnl al Tol"
lie. Ohio, KlilK.
lie assisle.l Pan Mcbaiir.hlin. .lie
i'll an. I I i;iv'. H. K'iks in the pa :sa-
if i cine (f the most iniporlaiil l.ilc r
laws that ha. I I n place, npi n I':.'
i.latnle hcclis up to thai il.it a. el
wilh few ann lelnii'iHs. lunn l'i hi.;
cf th" lalicr lavvs i t th" :lai al pic.
ent.
tie also lavois th :e 1 ueeit f an
I !jnple. .'i's' I iahilil v law 11 hai nioii;.
Willi the I' i I -. j I : I m 1 1 1 1 1 eiiaclcil l,
the late ci'iiKi' ss.
II" ha . al w.i vs si 'I h .
il'on ' I tlio iiiajoi ii v in
lull. I re . i mm . ssi. i el 1 1
the ..ii, ( tut all iH
iiall cum . -i n I h. in in
!;eiu lal i Iclii'ii i-ii in (!!'
y full, livi. .ei, in r .I
ih
nil.
pi-opos
and a
1 1 1 1 1 al
P
Hons Ihn'
pi i ma r ( r
lei .1 evci'p!
co.-doll of
( f holi
facts ft:;. I
claim;.
le Invite:
bis record ;c
i tate or i:c,
ere feuiid c
publican, he
primary He.
pi , : oiitai inn
a
lair inv
tication of
iv" . count v
;i ciii.'. -n. si
'inmoiii i illeii.l
u -'i .-l. ii . a lil
II' these
urr I!
.solicits voin
tion, August
vote ,-ii
. IlinS.
Ilo
n-,i
ptoniis
faithful and lion
I
r :
in lelnrii.
I fo-l that I
I". m werl'S
ie :
hewn my la tli
p'iitl'itm is ii
platform iidopi
; my
and the
"s'lii.-ir" .L a!
'' "i" Republican convention
Chicago, .Inn., j f.ies. favor th
1'eop ;it,.rway p'oposlii.m, provi I
,1 Hie p epic ff the M:lto arc th'
b'-lleti.-i.-iries and are laade Knir.' in
i'" eiving all the re- -i-.ties ,erie !
fi' in all sourc. s created by" the cm.
I 'mi lion of the same.
I bo'j.ve ;,t r.,;- !; ,t, svs
t" .l I" '-.Is some urncnd'Ueiits, mi as to
o'j. c Hi., people cf u llceCs a y ix
pens" (f fro'iuont f ha":e of h-nks.
I believe that Iliinois soldi. us oiiKhl
1) h ive some substantial t 'i i g'lit iet,
from the stale f r holding the Herd, r
I im and not allow in:; t'-e coe nv lo
inviide i hi- territory duritii; the Civil
Vi (Mher -states ate moving i ti this
lil'e.
Our Real laws ar" .directive and
need some improvements, '
Out Primary Klecth u Uw is a lit f
"AUTOMATIC"
Refrigerators
At Reduced Prices this week only.
WOODWARD HARDWARE COMPANY
ihcttPt' than none, the men who m;i.o
lit ilo not .seem to un.lerslanil it, ami it
seems it niiisht he iuiproveii. .
It' liominate.l anil ch'cte.l, I will
use my host, endeavor to serve the
I'ocple's' interest ami represent their
wishes on ail iiiesllons. ami not serve
sellish .emls and inn poses. And while
I may have a personal choice in can
filiates for I'nitcil Slates senator, tlv
m;;n wlio receives the nomination at
Hie liepuhlicnn piim.fr' will receive
my eanicst support nnlil elected ( r
ahandons the race,
Respectfully,
JAMKS M. FflWI.KK.
The arlicle
the candidate
point thai he
this disiriit
should in all
appeariiili ahoe docs
juslice from t he stand
is. and has been, all to
hat is claimed. H"
fairness, lie nninina'e I
and this county should
like l.::un or i.inn, ),-,
known personally to
vi Ins i f this coin;! v am!
Bivo his th
Kowler i-i
iiany of the
it is known
f.v
these that h" is a Ml candidate fer
tile ell'i-e he seeks, havinu discharge I
his services as a public officer to the
best of Ids ability and to the best In
tercsls
if the p"ople. His nlatfron,
tands (nit very consnieuounl v ns he.
,inu luiill out cf solid sense and know!
jr.ln.-, lliaf has been iitlaiued in hi-;
study of conditions in his career as n
public ofrieer. ami one plank a'one, of
his platform- that of making one
sysletn of school hool-s last, and re
main as I he auHierized study for the
t i i ninion schools shoeld S"cure for
him Hie support of every voter in this
icimly. The idea of clmnciiiK books
I every term is an imposition upon Hie
people, and lr. Kowler, if nominated
will introdiii-' a hill before the house
.that will la-inn H is Itupoi-ii ion on the I
people lo an end. Another distinc-l
jtien of )r. Fowler's candidacy leiiifis
j him out in the lead as the district"-:
i hoi cc i,n ;i,T(,iini or Hie statu! he is'
taking on
.j. el. The
He
lie
Hi
op Wat-Tway pro-
I'l
n;n
M.
our
mi
l-V'
I, lie
feguhi
will
ii'iuounci pi"!
col
' I);-.
as ,i
Few-
r."e lite ri.MIH'
I Crab Orchard
late s.'u.Hor. In
I .lioil
ti
i. i
iii
lllv
in
v, as in te w n est , i day i i I he m
si e! his cu-nMda. and he 'm.:.
old fri'iids ;ali'it; to is support
i most it i: la. -i , : i way. His ap
pearatu-i
( bnnge.l
I'll, I Wl,
I . ( e: ;y
i oii.litii'ii
,' il Ollcc
i:i th.
; very
lilee IMS
materia!!'
like a on"
to be nil
look, d
appear
sided race it now
i'1'tal race with (Italics faverlng the
doctor especially in his old home pre
einel, where he was born and reared,
and no to date. u has never he"i,
I unci down by the republicans U r
man
and the way his old fri 'tid-.
iiuii. iin.-einent, we t'.'el sur"
is lest none (.r the cont1,c;ice
greet his
that ho h
that his long and honorabl
servsc.
f'.r the parly has meriud. j
Tlie Republicans of Williams- n
coctiiity and the senatorial district i
have never had reasons to regret hav
ing trusted l:!:u in any position an!
have had mar;,
if his reef rd ,-
reasons to It- proud
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,the district that woe, give more
g-tienil sat faction or poll a blcg r
, vet-" in the final election.
I We i relict that the man w ho he-its
him in this county has cot a Job thai
will make his tired. very tir d -.'i
hm t"ti City progr"-s.
Paris Abates a Nuitanee.
The Paris prefect of police ha d-ri'h-d
that. in.fiiuro no mor" lre""is"
t'etilsy'tiitntl ot ;aji5 in thit.clty wJM
!:e csaaied '
Tl
MASKED MEN HOLD OPERATOR
WHILE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
DEPOT IS DESTROYED.
TROOPS ARE SENT BACK
To
Trigg, Caldwell and Christian
Counties, Ky. Night Riders
Not Daunted By Hollo
well Conviction.
Pailneah, Ky., July o,', Mpht ride s
have Droken out afiaiu in Trifr, .iM
weli and Christian counties. At 1
o'clock yesterday nioriiiiiK the rai -roi'd
stations at. Cerulean Spin:.;:-,
Otter I'ond hihI Hracey were burned
y masked men. because ihn llll,.,i,
Cet.tral Railroad company portni'ted
soldiers to camp on its property at
Cobb.
Superintendent A. IT. Kftan of th
I.oi'isville division was ii Ia,::c:ih
and (oiiiiuunicated with (iov. W'illsoi
by Lone distance teleplione this morn
iiiK- The only titateniPnt .Mr. Kga'i
would make about the company's Ii
ture course was, "It is up to t' e
stnt(-, ineaning prohahly that
company expects protection in
rights.
At (Iracey, Thomas Mcliride,
'Cuiiihcrhind telephone operator.
fie
it
the
wa i
cai tured and compelled to accon;
pany the nifjlit riders while thev
bii'ijci! the station. At Otter pond
and Cerulean aboct a dozen masked
men set the stations on tire an I rod
ipiielly awav. There ?s no clue to the
ideiilio of the men. Different hail 's
visited each place.
Valuable Records Destroyed.
The greatest loss to the compan1'
was the destruction of records. T'-e
American Kxpress company is also
loser, but does not know how much.
Soldiers were stationed at Cobb, on
the Caldwell and T riKR line. X'lfre
was no (dher place the could camp.
and the Illinois Central railroad co;n
jpauy nave permission for them t'
jca-np on ils property. Otter Pond is
In Caldwell county. Cerulean Springs
Is In TWkk county, south of Cot b a id
(iracey is below Cerulean en f'-r
I rlss ami Christian line. All thrc
ar- in Hie thick of the night rider
cocut ry.
I The soldiers were refused the privi
lege ot canipitiR on every piece rf
luriicity they i.esirei, and the Illiun't
(Ccnttal wauppea'el to as a lat. r
so'-t. The little sipiad of soldiers a;
Cobb, no doeht saw Hie fire at C m ii
lean Sptinizs, lint probably did n t
know that night riders were operat
iim. As the soldiers were sma'l lit
liiimbei, they would have been power
lcn to repel a large and armed body
of night, riders, who are well drlllr I
in military tactics.
In Hollowed District.
This is tlie first night rider depre
daliou cf any conseipience in t'n
black patch in .several weeks aid
came unexpectedly. s It was p no,
ally believed that this lawless ban1
had been broken up by the liundre Is
cf ai rests hi Western Kentucky, the
big vi idiot in the Hollowell night
rider suit In the federal court her.
and the conviction of lr. K. Cha i
picn ol I. yon count v, who is serving -a
year In the penitentiary for allege1
complicity in th raid at Ilirmlngham
Ky. So quiet have the night rid is
been that soldiers were being with
drawn from the black patch, but word
tonight from Frankfort is to the effe t
that troops tie being rushed to Trigg
Chldjll ami Chrj,Uu:i counties, am'
it would be no surprise if Civ Will
son cr.'e; the entire state guard on
duly iu the black patch.
REFERRED TO GOV. WILLSON.
Frankfort. July '.':!.-When ;n
Wi!lson received news today of the
bi'riiinu if three depots in the lllino.s
j
.Central rai I run I. in the wt stern pa t
of He state, last night, he inime.lint
ly i (inferred wtth Ad.it. -Hen. Johnsto-.
'as to what action should be takili
It was the opinion of the eoveraoi
, that Maj. I'assett, w ho Is in command
'of th. troops in that section, was Ih-
to- iniornie.l of the situation, a i!
Hen. Johnston was
directed
such steps
to I a
as I e
i
'
struct
deems
him
best.
to take
CRUELTY OF NIGHT RIDERS.
Pa.iueah. Ky.. July 2:!. Exiled froo
hone ami unable to attend hi
tni'tlu r's (mural, or minister to Iii
stnekcr. rather. John Stephen., wi I
his wite ati.l children is hid n-; i
' a.lucah trom I. yon n nnty iii;!!
ri.err. who hi end him with wir-s an
weighted him with stones preparatory
tn itrrwning him In- a deep well.
He made his escape from the
niaseo section, not far from where th
Hcdlowdl outrages took'plare. c"mia
to pa.iuiHh on foot, ttaveline a d.iv
and a night without a bite to e:it. He j
claims lie whs driven out because he j
knew too much atiout their organlza
Hon.
Biding Her Time.
A riodon child not yet In her (ens
and unusually precocious, with xccp
tional penoiraHon, asked her fiiothr
the other day : "How Ion g. mother, will
it hp hefnro 1 (tt old enough for yn-
U rav that 1 am rirvn.is and no
naughty hen I do so and fo?"
Why Cringe?
We have onlytwo days to !iv. 1
's hard'v worih our whil te sp-ni
hfii in erinsin? t4 ( oTiiereptih'- .!
al-. Voltaire.
UN STATIONS
Jr . a .
i
I
CCL'LD NOT MISS OPPORTUNITY.
Couple Married While Carrying Food
for Hogs.
"One Sunday afternoon," says Klder
.!. W. Cook, "as I was traveling along
the load. I chanced to nieet a young
couple who were carrying a bucket o(
irov.'ii(Ur lo the lions
"I
knew they had been neighbors
mi I sweethearts for years, and as I
came up I could see that he was org
in.: her lo do something which she
ha sh f illy opposed.
"W hen 1 reached them, however,
she appeared to have been won over,
for troy dropped their pail, and the
young man said :
" Snl "'s (list said os. parson.
I'ow'd it do to jine us right where
wo'io fit ?' j
"1 suggested perhaps we'd better go
nto Hit' house, hut he seemed to he:
if.aid she would change her mind.
So 1 called a passing horseman a
niaiger to act ns witness. J
"The bride and bridegroom wiped
their hand.4 on their riot lies and stool
up there, with a field full of hogs for'
a background, and a wayfarer whom
noli idy knew as a witness, flnrl k-v
married as safely as in a house cf
wealth,
"The voung man aid. 'Thank yon,'
and kissed his bride. They picked up
'heir bucket and resumed the'r er
rand. "it J-ist happened the cirl had been
over on a neighborly visit to the
young man's folks, and by icison of
my appearance at the critical moment
the hoy wa a'il to sweep away bet
-"(Tuples.
"You see," the elder a 'ds. wilh hu
morous appreria'io:i, "in those days
preachers were so scarce In the hai l,
settlements Hint whenever one. ap
pea red in a (-immunity ihey alw;iy.
pecicd him to do umiei hlng."
Yout h's Coiii ani. n.
4RE UNABLE TO GRDW TUSK'S
Elephants in Ceylcn Unlik; Those o!
Their Species Elsevvh.rs.
It It a singular il.lng Hint Cojli.n p
'he op! i' purl of (In! wnrlil who." h.
male elephants have no tusks; llo-i
have miseialile lil He mnbbors proj.-ci
ing lo or three inches from ihe up
per jaw and intliiiinn downward.
N'oibing produces cither ivor ...
horn la fine specimens thriiii!-,h,.io
Ceylon. Alibou-h f of Hie In'
fahtes have l..ieial, line beads, lli.
will not bear a comparison wilh tlu.s.
of oilier c, 1 1 ies. 'I he bin lis of lb.
Iiailvo (im:,. hi.' inf. above four iiichi s
III I .-1 1 -1 1 1
The ell, and the rpolleil d.-ers ani
lers are xm.ill n.iiip.ired wilh deer t
their si..' iu India. This is Hie im.ii
slnenlMr. as it is ej,oiil (rum the ;:'
logical formation. Hiat at Some re
mole period Con Ion was not an island
bul formed a portion of (lie mainland
It i;' IhiMili! that i In i. ninsi 1ie . .-
' tueiils wauliim in Ihe Ceylon p.islin.i
J for ihe foi matiou ef ivor.
j Cheap Me.ils in New York,
j The seven coin i .-il . i iii am in ib
basement "I th" .vissim y apai Uneui
house knoun as the May flow ei . iu
j Clinton street, now Imiiislies eeniii"
I ts wll as nun niiig iiieats Ti"fe n,i
y'i lotti: Id.-s in tint icsi-eu'rant. al
r. iS.i iiiiil-' may be . Sealed.
tn to each table, ami ihe places aie
j v-jruji'il from nine a. in to one p. in.
i And again fioiu five m T.::u p ni . The
;rtven i"nt iii'-hI N wtioiosome an,
lean, and ihe iin.l.'i lakiui; is i.-r.'ii
in::
so inii;-.i encoiii ueuieii I lunn men
v ho d-", Ie Ik nelii fiotn il and sa
ilatiiey hv coi"2 ( tie. e Hiat the uihii
agers hope to make it sell supKti ting
if, a storl ti'i.e similar "aldish
mrn' .:. Chist-,e strepi. w her orei
i.tnn meals are served every dav l
'x rents s Wf. has h..en in exis"n'
--vrTv ibipe un:s and is now etf
vprT' irz N'nw York Ttihuno.
Bs Parties' Mannert.
Ocrar Hanmers' "in ineised at a
m'islral Eiveti in New Yntk h per
fert ordr h, hpx par'is r.o-,mln-tln
it he rrr(
"'It -t't tl" ZTt i'" ttii .bs ftii.
manager. "I remember, in the 'tins,
meeting an actor"at supper on the first
Jghf of his production of Hamlet.
"'Well,' said I, 'how 'did your 1 1 a tit -
let go?"
I '"Oh, splendidly.' lie cried. 'The
most sumptuous mid artistic produc
tion seen in llroHilwny for years. And
haw It held the audience! Spellbound,
every mother's son of them, from first
I to lasi. Why, sir, In the climaxes not
a sound could be heard hut the deep
breathing of Polonlus, the suppressed
sobs of Ophelia and the laughter and
conversation In the boxes'"
Kissinp Tcfnes Forbidden.
Kissing games ate under the ban in
.. N controlled by the Imdon
county council, which lias issued (he
following notice to the bead teach
ers: "Attention hits been drawn to
the (act that in some of the schools
kissing games are still practiced by
he children. On medical grounds this
practice is considered undesirable.
Headmasters and headmistresses of
London county council schools and
managers of nonprovlded schools are
therefore lo arrange r hut such games
be discontinued. "
Would Discipline Children.
One of the Pacific coast pa pels js
aroused to the fact, that the children
of the present day have no discipline
In their lives. They are not taught
obedience and are submissive to no
law. Such personal liberty is good
neither for the child nor for Ihe com
munity, and stringent rules are recom
mended. If for nothing else than to
liave I hem obeyed, , ,
ANCIENT PARIS MILL AT WORK.
Longchamp Landmark Again Useful
After a Rest of Two Centuriet. ;
Few of the throngs of Americans
vim go to Paris fail to visit the Hols
(le lloulogiie; so thousands of Amer
icans know lh i .on Kih a in p windmill,
especially those who go to the (irand
Prix or any of the other races at
I-oiifct hanip.
A few ila.s nno Parisians Wiilklnn
, or driving in the liols were sin prisod
to see the wings of this old Hill teenllt
century mill turning In Ihe hn-eze
thai swept the l.oiiiioluiiiip sward.' Jt
Is two centuries since the mill ceased
j tu giiml ginln, and while It Ims been
coniinned as one of the ph l in esipie
H till lidlillicd objects of this heililti'ful
landscape II lias not been reminded a
a ma. hiii" of utility.
Tlie mill. however, 1ms be.-n
e.iijppe, wilh lour pumps, and mive
when He- wind serves llo-se pumps
increase Hie water supply which fur
nishes Ihe great, cascade of Ihe Hois
lie ',(tiiloe,lie So this interesting
monument in a beautiful stretch of
parkland not oulv adds lo Hie pic
I in esipieness of the I .on Keha in p end
of Ihe Knls, hut seies a piactleal use
in ciihauciiit: Ihe chaiiu of a in-lgh-boiing
spot iu Hie Ri.at paik.
DISPLEASES THE OLD TIMERS.
Prejudite 'Ayaint Power Transra.
tion Through the Mountains.
Cautiously ti.uliiiK thioush some
sbii.lowy (aiiyuii of Ihe Sieriss. per
haps with t ( iiclieroiis I.... nee alona
he bed of a tuihnleiit moiimain
sti.HU. sheer. i iianj -walls of rock
lisim on eilliee ide te ,J. u "r
feel, fioiu wbieli ew. y , ehiiie. of liv
ing Rteeu lias been Uun ).'' 'he sprin?
Ii (rents end alxite Id. h au'.on in.isrt
l.ii.l or tun feel ol - sleep, finest clad
slopes, the k. .'ti eie of burner oi pnn
pei lor may s.uuet i mes hub! upon
or ihiee wiiev SWUH-inS ill llese.-tlt
llifcfl Jlbiive lb fe,(liee. l.li ofll
pilie. 'ilie spall fii'lll SUppol t ill 'el
to itiHf t ! it:
i"
Of
3 mM fftft
of tlet(iit r T'phon Put th n
ill prnhahU wib n oab ;
Bank ef England's Grtveyard.
Fw visitors to the Pank of E'r.l
iTjr. h?t ! coc'ains bes!is
graveyard. During Ihe (anions viarden
i lots In 17XH ihe hank was attacked
by the mob, and was at one Hene In
considerable danger. j
The Incident drew the attention of I
Hie nut horliles to Ihe fact that an ail- I
joining church, bavin the peculiar
name of Saint Christopher le Stocis.
was In a military sense a source of
danger, and an act of parliament was
passed to enable Hu "directors to pur
chase ihe church ami churchyard.
The church, a quaint old structure,
was pulled down and Hie churchyard
laid out as a Kiirdeli, now known as
the Rank gardens, which boasts tha
largest lime tree in London.
Curious Double Rainbow.
Of a curious double rainbow an oh
server says In a letter to ihe London
Times: "On March 14 lasl, while ott
the voyage between Jamaica and Ihe
Isthmus of Pannma al 11 a. m., tne.
sun being then nearly in the r.eniih,
a double rainbow of brilliant coloring
appeared, forming a complete circle
round Hie sun, the inner. .bow bebig
some distance from the sun, the outer
bow being about an equal distance
from the inner. A clear horizon
showed no signs of rain. Neither rTie
captain nor any other aoul on hoard
had ever seen a similar phenomenon.
The outer how faded gradually away
and then the Inner how."
Not a Single Thought.
"I hope, Mr. Smith," the yoiina: man
began, "that you share In the confi
dence your daughter seems to re
pose In me."
Her father nodded with a recepflvt
nlr.
"I am now petting $25 a week," -the.
young man eon'inned. "and I want to
know If that Is, I thought that' cir
cumstances" "Exactly. I understand your em
barrassnient. We all go through thL
You want to know If $2.1 a week It
enough to niuirv on." '
"S'oo. 1 was going to ask If yon 1
could let me have t) until fsy da'." j
Comfort Swing Chairs
$3.50 Each
Woodward Hardware Co,
NIAGARA
TUESDAY, AllfilST
Big Four
$10.00 Round Trip
P"ROtVI
Cairo, Illinois.
T. r. nto, (nt. $1,
57 in Additional.
$105 Addition al.
Stop-ovrr ?liopfd at Wtstfield,
Lake.
Full infoimation in paint let
ELMER SMITH, Tickt
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WHEN CUB" 9HOWED UP LUTE.
Hit Excut Wn Ont That Few of the
1 Tribe Could Make.
The average newspaper rpporfer M
a young man Renrally not pnRftPssaj
of too much money and who con
siders himself lucky If he Is able to
square accounts from week to week.
Hut there is one nepapr reporter
In New York who dos not have to
bother about financial problems. I!
rides down to the office of his paper
every day In bis own automobile. The
young man Is the son of a wealthy
Iron manufacturer. He la a reporter
of the common or garden variety on
sn afternoon newspaper and so far
has managed to bold on to his Job. ' .
, He showed up so late at his offico
the other niorninn that his e'ty editor
inquired, somewhat esrcastically,
nether bethought he was working
on a morning newspaper.
The cub tapped his highly polished
tan shoe wliii Ma slender cane.
' flecked n hit of ilnst from his rlothen
and struck Hip city c!iy editor dun-.'j
by replying: "
"Well, yon Hee, n y mail f--"'' to
wake me up oil lime."
' 4 The Ashe of Grieg. '
An urn containing the ashes of Kd
ward (Irieg has been permanently
placed in a natural grotto, situated la
a cl.iff at Ttoldhntigen, near li(;en.
The jrrotjo rafi. only be'Yeaehed from
ibe water side, i(as, jli' ri ks at this
jini'iit. Jut .-.down straight Into, the fjord.
After the lurn bas teen placed In posi
tion, the' gruito' Is .-to be hermetically
sealed and hiat ked ' up by-a ' marbia
tablet.'" Steps are aUu being taken for
the recl loti -of a monument to lrle$.
Rit It will take 'tlie unusual form of a
large conretf ball to be built In Rer
gen; Orion's liji fhplHoe. '
Flth Food and National Greatneta.
There is not Ihe rrualbst reason ti
suppose (hat a meat eat in? nation
would be supeilor cither in Intellect or
physl(ne In a fish eating one. We ai
a face were never sironger than when
we fed on fUh to such an etent that
the careful guardian of the newly en
teied apprefirjee commonly Inserted ft
claus'i in, his indentures stipnlatini?
that he was not to he required to eat
salmon more thau tbie clays a week.
I jiii. Ion GluO.
Toadstone.
In ShskWpeaiV s-tin! the belief pre
vailed ii) rUariy tiiarters thal'fhe rom
mon toad had within its head ton
whlrh ptwsessed extraordinary vit
tues. Carried a bent the tiTawn,' e'thr-r
loose in the poeket or set in a: ring ot
locket, (t I n hu red .the wearer aga'tiat
many dangers.. Evtn so, adversity,
'hough hke the toad, "ii';lv and ve
nomous," carries ' wiihin itself that
which ni ay, in the end b-'nflt the rne
to whom II mes. It rrny be a bless
ing In tllsnlse. Just as the toad's fce.i1
hides I ne "precious jewel."
t
Tie Girl with the Forehead.
Sli Is almost extinct. Whether It Is
Ihatiithe present browless state is due
to a 'fi-evolutlonary .movement? against
the' bulging foreheads of transcenden
tal 'ladles or whether It Is that some
astute woman tvhi had not been
granted a forehead followed the tao
Hps of the fox without a tail, and con
vinced all her followers that It was
modish to be. without, the fact' re
mafns that hardly one woman In a
hundred acknowledges that. Intellectu
al srea.
Consequently to the one woman who
does allow you to behold all the love
ly lines made by the hair is due the
same feeling of gratitude Inspired by
the woman who doesn't tell you that
she had a hundred suitors la her
youth.
FALLS
lllh, 1!)08.
Route
12 days limit.
5 Additions'. Alexandria p.av. X. Y.
(Thmsatv! J-Undsi Nf ont teal, Oif.,
f-r ir'e trip to Chiutarq
form can re obtained frcra
Agent Union Depot.
, C-iiro,. Illino'S.