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HOBSONS LATEST

Ho Becomes a Prisoner In the

Eddjville Penitentiary

ror a Breach of Hoipllilily Hi WM-

PimMied Bj Warden

Smith

rum Tuesdays dally

Circuit Clerk II It Ilobaoni lateit

fanny itory li on blnuelf He telli

It with a relish awl1 begins by laying I

that It may hot ta R11 knownI

thai he bai bent In the penitentiary

Dot lu1IOO he solemnly de

clams I was-

ills term wee shod however onlyI r

one night and It wee for a breach ofr

hospitality It happened that he

went op on the Illlnoli Oenlril tripto the Kuttawa plcnlo Jut week sadI

Insteadl pf gettlug oft att Knttawa with

the plcnlcken went through to Eddy

Tllle where he knew he could find

wivenl old crafty and Indulge In agoal oM talk about fox hunting a

tOllo of which he never tlreL lie-

u urtfxl by Warden Smith to re

main throaghrnt the night end go fox

chasing tie following dayNo replied Cat Hobson I

shell hare to lifeline your kind offer

fur I have always hal a horror ofsleeping within the walls of apcnltentlary and am too old to hare the ex

jcrlcnc now-

Warden Smith quietly called a

guard orderedhls genteel guest im ¬

moral and In a few momenta be waiin durance vile with no hopo of eurap And in the penitentiary he hadI

to slap with the warden coil otheriand found that he got ai good a

nitbti rest U if be bad been a free

manIn the morning be war given a

good breakfast and enjoyed nit fifemile chue all the more for the nlghtiexperience

AN ARMLESS WONDER

JOHN FOX OK NEW JERSEY HASa

NO ARMS ROT liE CAN FISH

SHOOT PLOW AND SAW

WOOD

New BrnpswIcV N J August IS

Joho Fox of Mllltown near this

city has reached the conclusion thatIa man can get along jOlt ai welt with ¬

out atoll as with them If be will bntt

mike up fall mind to doo Fox laisI

the mall carrier at Mllltown a pool

lion which he has held duce he loatItt

lab amis in a mill accident thirtytwoyears ago lie has a book IeateneI

to the clomp of each arm and withthese he can do more than many men

who tiara the use of their arms andI

handsFox IU the champion fisherman ofI

Milliovru He call hall his own bookIand till his line lie OlD reel InIany flsli that Inhabits MlIl4wl1Iwaters When asked If he had anytrouble taking a fish off the hook heIreplied that It wee trot trait u mocbItrouble as getting him on Fox clhoIcultivates a small patch of groans IIjoking trig house He can drive alioree t° the plow holding the plow 1In

position with a rope thrown over bisshoulders cud guiding the rein by thebook arms lie Is also an accurateshot being able to bring a bird orrabbit down with a shot gun Ue culaI

f Ills own supply of firewood with aliucksaw

Fox IsI city an accomplished mechanic He bas constructed withoutold a largo elder press He out 0111It

every part bored the holes for IbeIbolt alid titled the various pert-gatherwltlmut

toIthe local difficulty

He Is now 73 yeah of geII

r Speaking of bow he get along IheIold mao said Anybody can getalong without his arms If be baa ta I

Every tune I row lIb or hunt orplow I oral a better way to do It andIt continually grows easier to getnlong

NO ATTORNEY

HAMPSON MUST LEAVE TilEPROSECUTION OF SCHLEY

CASE TO OTHERS

Washing gndR Specula

lion hen been fIndulged In lately at theIInavy department as la whether Ade

0miral Sampson will be represented ytt1counselI tu the forthcoming Schleycourt of Inquiry and whether Judge

IAdvocate General Lemly will callIupon the government for legal assist

tnac la handling the cue IExaminaIon of the law In the premises elicitJthe fact that Admiral Sampson 1ll notentitled to legal representation at tbecbearing of the court From an official

view point Admiral Sampson doesInot figure In the inquiry at all I

It Is Improbable also that CaptainLemly judge advocate of the proponed

court of Inquiry will ask tire governmint for assistance la handling thecab

SUN STRUCK

f MRS O OREIF CALLED TO MAY-

FIELD YESTERDAY

Mrs O Grelf of the city wucalled to MayJeld yesterday by the IIserious illness ol her father Mr JoeCloys who waa prostrated by tartcoiIe wee In a serious rendition but attail accounts wee believed to be out ofilauger

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CHANGEI

From Tnetoaya delay

Plttsbnrg Augnst 19There IIs

practically no ohaoge la the strike situatloo today but the strikers claimthat they bare made gala at MoKeesport and Wheeling

There doe not seem taj any donbut that the silken are disappointed1

and dlsoonnged to some extent at

orgolza1tlooneeded even at this early stage of theIfight and a direct appeal is made forurlrI

association had a large land availablefor strike Strike benefits an nofdalpaid during the month of August Theadministrative cost of the strike IIs aj1Iparently not large

To be haul np at this Initialstage of the fight lIs a weakness xbl thlotwas not expected area by the UnitedStates Steel Corporation In his appetal to thus taigas President Shaftsuggests that the loot newspapenemployed In railing funds by popnUrsubscription The secret circular also

recommends that every possible meatbe ntlltxed to make popular

17mlllllbIfor the striker It advises i

totem be uteri to discus the subject

b11Ibeb11

The decision not to strike by theAmalagmated men at Milwaukee ODd

Chicago cause the doped hnmlllalion sad chagrin among tire oldtlmeriatbeulgusetetahere

Tire plain rowan the National TnboMill of the National Tube companyIs working at MoKeeiporttttbla morning li the thrust of removal of theplant from the city It the men desertIt The mill la an old and obsoleteonus It soon must be remodeled Itwould be almost as cheap to rebuildelsewhere The workmen feel that lthetrait would not hesitate to niche thismove If the men stay out Al a mat-

ter of tact the tube mills proper willlclose soon for lack of raw materialThe closing down of the ikelpmitts which furnish the materialfor the making of tubes wilt cause ashut down of the McKeesport tubeworks within a few iUyt whetherthere Is a strike or not

Thetadloalsentiment in the trustI In taros of dealing unionismhard a blow u possible This sentltmeat world like to we unionismcrushed in the Iron steel sad tin

1lorries To follow this policy wontbe to open the sheet tin suit hoopplant as nonunion plots eventhough the men now on strike areready to return Furthermore itwould be required that the Oleo as In

dividual would ilgn agreement tonot become union men while in theemploy of the company The unionwould pot be recognized In makingthe sale or la shop discipline Theconservative men Insist hat inchhanb testy wilt prolong the strikeeven though the conservative memben of the association try to sad ItThey say furthermore that map relentlessly repressive measure are innto bring their own pnnlihemnt In thewry of Inimical legislation eta Thecompromlilng element of the associalion air that if the steel corporationwill lAke book n organization inchmen in the sheet tin and hoop department u are now out the strikewill quickly end It III not believedthat the steel combine care verymuch for the danger of aroused publicsentiment ant unfriendly legislationwhich might follow tem sal harshrepressive measures but tha directorsare very anxious to start the willend are more apt to make concarilontthan they would If the output wasnot so badly needed

PROTOCOL SIGNED

FINAL DRAFT AGREED UPON ON

CHINA BY ALL OON ¬

CERNED

Washington ArgunlLThe statedepartment bas received a cablegramfrom Mr Rocxhlll at Pekln report ¬

tag that the draft of the final portcol baa been arced upon A tariff of

per cent ad valorem effective willI

ie put In force two months after theslgulngof the final protocol exceptlog CD goods shipped within ten daysafter signing and will continue antic I

he conversion to ipeelfio ratee Ices

effected by the expert commie ¬

dos The Chinese free Ilist wilt >larice foreign a1IJIlr and flour

gold and direr bullion awl colaThis inclusion of flour In tire trot listII of much Importance particularlyto PaolOo coast shippers +

ANOTHERCONVENTIONi

INTERNATIONAL GOOD ROADS

ASSOCIATION MEETS INBUFFALO

Mayor Lang this niornlng received anotice that the nternatlonal loadRoads coo rent Ion wlliii moct atBuffalo N Yran September Id ta

I and asks him to appoint delegates

Thegood roads work alt over theuntry Dees been very gratifying

and about twenty miles of unapt

10Roadilulppl Tenneisee Kentucky andIllinois Mayor Lang has not yuf 1pointed delegated sal if be does IItwill lad merely a formality u no usewill probably go It

n

ANERICANCLAIMS S

Injuries Alleged to Have Been In-

flIcted

¬

In South Africa

The Brush Commlitlonen Do Not Seem

to Be IIn Any Humor to Consider

Them

tKroin Tuiidaya dallyIILondoo Angnit 19At yestcr

jAfrlcaojCroneclaimants submitted tho American

tclaims

Dr A F Conroy of Chlcolo aI member of thus Red Crow Society aikifor seven thoniand pounds for base I

surgical instruments horses andwagons

J Olebener formerly of CalvesIIAI Texas now itrandea in Saxonywent to South Africa in the capacity

ayer and wai deported fromEait London lie assert be li ruinedIn health and1 fortune and wants to-

ear

nI thoniand pounds He rules hit cla

botina letter to President McKinleywith whom he says bo fought fin

the Shenandoah Valley during th-

stcirllof Croolyn who wai

lwarl Blomfouteln requireseight thousand pounds for thus tar ofhit grocery and goods

Anna Wedoklnd of Brooklynt

claims one hundred and thirtyfontpounds for deportation and lou of emI

ployment In the capacity of cook

Nine miners claim various inmi fordeportation They were accused l of

complicity In the plot against LordIj

Roberta The chairman Mr Mil1I

rata old he thought nocould be made except for legal claimstsomething possibly might be given t o

olden ai an act of grace but theforeign office had laid sown the errqclpte that tht military authorities h-

It°

power to expel anyone hostile or In

convenient

MISSIONARY CAMPAIGN

INTERESTING SERVICES AT TilEMETHODIST CHURCHES IN

DEIIALF OF TilE

churchesThe CAUSEI

and Third on yesterday wereordinaryn Itwai an able presentation of the greatinbjept of Missions by three visitingministers all young men bill men ofpower and tore In the Memphis con

tutor Rev O A Warterfleld ofLexington Tenu has preached herebefore and IIs a classical and Anlibedorator brilliant and sparklingI i RevH O Johnson of Memphis conducteda revival at Third street Method stchurch some yeas ago and Is

preacher of ability and power RevJ J Thorns of Greenfield Teaa

I trotjIho1gblfl1lotcry Instead of one sermon fromone speaker ilprlng Ihol hour the satdept was dlrlded Into three tart1 A Foreitatement of Mhuions tI

Tire Prlnclplei of Mlnfous S APractical Application of Mluloniand each speaker considered one of tbsubjects varying the order at each service It is impossible to give a resumeof the sermons for there were nine of

them and they were molten In purra IIf the awaken wen advliing ex

pantlon they won practicing cottraction and hail their great subjertjwell In hand It was a thongntfnlI

forceful and powerful presentation ofthe cause by young men on fire withenthnilasm The Ida of this camthusU gotMlssjopary Conference New Orleanslast spring 4 11 these mlnlsten werethere used they determined to carrythe Inspiration received IthroughoutIbelr conference Presiding ElderJohntton who ll also chairmen of theboard of mission of the Memphis tonference arranged tot a ten days cam

paign throughout ills district withthem to preach and sing They bavespoken at various stations and eats

roll holding throe services a dayand bate peen most hospitably reoatotending many following hem frompiccolo place and bountiful dinnersi

being served on the ground Thelure services were heard bore withmuch Interest pleasure and profitThe trio are tine singers sad serer hasmore delightful mnslo been hardhere than they furnished There fIsao doubf but an interest In missions

lai been created by their work herandI elsewhere The fact that threeprrmotf yopng ministers sushi eav a

their pleasant charges to Itbor in heatcud duet for ten days for loin of IboIcause decidedlyI Impressed every one

They go from here to Massao Liberty Dardwell Wlckllffe and otberIplaces

flllPINOJUDGE

ADVIOB OJVEN TO THEMBY CIViLOOylSRNDR TkpZ IIAtQ11aI

States commission her left Manila on tInIU northern trip

Civil Ouvernor Taft hai pddrcued atalks to tbs pew Justice urging thatthe routs ltie so coudnpted as to curate fIftr1It

clemencyTheproviding tot harbor

Improvements has been signed andwolk will begin immediately Thecost of the fop roromepp wilt amounto 11100000 I t

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BOBNOAKES

Prom Tuwdsrs dally aNOAKES DOES UP

Chicago August 19RobeN-oakes one of the star wltueuei njjthe Ooebet trial who gave out a 1longstatement to morning papers fromCnnfordsvllle Ind has not beenlocated hero He old be war gutsto wed Miss Wilder of Williamsbur r

Ky here today but neither bol-o been located Ills wits got a divorce

fact May at Lexington Ky on acI

count of abandonment and he thensaid that he world bet carter tire In-

I Canada

STABBING IN GOTHAM

New York August ILIn a fighthere at toe Otisey Congressman Conroy a Democrat and Aldermen Nortoo and Bowen of Boston werestabbed by delegates to the wall papermanufacturer convention who areunknown

TALK OF A MUO

Owlngirllle August 18Torre I

eIs

talk of mobbing A Bramble a farm ¬

er who liI charged with attemtplng totassault thus four year old child ofGeorge Sexton of this county Apoue ii hunting for him

EMPRESS DOWAGERS FUNERALPotsdam August 13The tonenl1

of the empress dowager Frederick ocIcurred with much pomp and the reo

maim were laid to rest beside those ofher husband

INOTIIEU TRAIN HO13I1KRV

ceDenver August I9A MinonriKanus and Texas train wee held up atCane 1 T and the baggage and ex

ecru can looted ODd the usengenall robbed

dDR LACKEYEXSERATEO

Frankfort August lBStale Inipector tune has filed bit report ex ¬

onerating Assistant Phyilclna Lackeyof the HopktniTllle asylum of th tcharges preferred by Dr McOormlok

The governor approve toe report by

ai written Indorsement-

IIUMAN LIFE PROLONGEDOne fact bronghtont by the Twelfth

consul la of more pnctlcal Importance I

than oil the rest put together It Is

that within the loot ten years the average term of life enjoyed by a cltlxenof the United States bat Increased perceptibly the death nte having de¬

creased one and onehalf per ennuifor every lOOj of population

This decrease li due malady to tbocircumstance that tower people die oftyphoid fever consumption scarlet ferear dlptherla croup troubles of thenervous avitem and diarrhoea com-

a¬

plaints Medical knowledge cf meantfor combatting diptherla and crouphas Improved to loch an extent thatthus mortality from these diseases baabeen reduced1 onehalf

On tho other band certain diseases

have killed oft a greater Hampe-rs

ofpeople In tho lad decade than proIr

vlonsly and among these cancerBrlghts discqse heart disease dropsyand pqenmonla are completions It I

eU

more thin inspected that the nse of alIcohol has muph to do with the era 1I

tlpllcatlon of troubles of these kindsour national drink bill having averaged over seventeen and one h1 galII

loollr capita each vi or since the crnI

ins of 1890

Pr George M Relict professor olfHygiene In Georgetown UnlvenltyD 0 calla attention to the tart thatIn three hundred year the averagelength of bunan life bat been doobled

In the sixteenth oratory It was be ¬

tween 18 and 20 years at the close

of the eighteenth It was a little overSO yen and today It Is over JO

yean Indeed the span of life Sanbeen lengthened abopf ill yeanulna J880 thanks to modern seal talion and medical dlaconrlftII

Doctor Kober beUeiei that no two I

factors Dare contributed so moth tothe lengthening of human life as the I

Improvement of the air we breatheand of the water we drink Indeed I

we have ample evidence that withthe Introduction of oxen and publicI

water supplies the mortality of large Ifallies In the last torryyeanlhat been

reduced folly aat lraltEChanga

CROrSGENrnALLY DAMAGED II-I-

REPORT OF TilE AGRICULTURAL BUREAU AT WASH

INGTON

IagricullllreI I

I

spring wheel 608 j oall1381 barley8B9 i spring rye 8SC buckwheat011 i potatoes CaS timothy hay i811I Tho condition of tobacco durjijpug July was unfavorable In Ken I

lucky It declined twentyfive points I

The prospecti for the apple trop arepoor while sugar cane II within a a

Ialancocco Il y

nay known year Is hat mad bytomatoes which were selling a yearago for twpnlyttre used thirty cents A

iI

bushel while today they are bringing J1 a bushel Ilpn

e I

A MAYlJELD FAIR leaI

The Mnrficld Messenger state l bet-

a1

gentleman will be there In a day or II

two to arrange for an Industrial sari Ustreet slay and the prospects are that Aou will barren this tell In the insptropolliu Graves of

i

STILL AT LARGE

Marshal McNutt Returns From

Kuttawa Empty Handed

At lilt Account Two Mtn on iBoil Hid Seen the

rtrugltleerom Tuesdays story

JooBnotyet been captured Marshal McNnttof Mayfleld went to Knttawa Jerk ¬

day with a cine M to Tumblingwhereabouts and returned loot evenIng saying thatt two young ruin hadarrived In Knltawa on a steamboatwith the Information to hU place ofhiding

They said that they were well aoqnalnted with Tnmblln and hail wenhim that day1 They furthermorestated that they knew where h e

stayed night before loot sad did notthink he lad yet left the place A

potty of men accompanied the ffn

formanti but nothing hai been heardfrom them M far

There are many different kaofafloat about the fugitive and he w nee

one time located near DyctubnrjfThe poue could not find hint although the swamp where he was supposed to have been were thoroughlysearched It la very prohnbla 1thatTnmblln will not bo takes stirs un

I leu caught unaware aa he U nndonbteilly a desperate urea andknow what awaits him If raptorm

WON INA WALK

rom Monday dallyState Senator Mo D Fergusonu

nominated by the Democrats at Bardwell Saturday night at the sector lad

convention to name a candidate t-

e

orbsenator from the counties of McCncken Marshall Carlisle and BallardThe convention was one of the warmeat ever held In this end of the stateand some of those present claim IItwoo almost u hot as the mnslo halconvention

Senator Ferguson went Into the

convention with only 85 votes antcould not control the organization

Attorney Jams B Ray of the cityxu elected chairman over AttorneyJohn G Lovett of Bentoa Thliwu a victory for tie antiFergusonforce After supper the conventiongot cows to L ctloae but little head

way was mad nntll Attorney Mike

Oliver of Denton moved that SexI ¬

color Ferguson boaominatetl by acclamation This was a great surpriseand meant simply that Shemwell was

to be sacrificed In order to elect Ferguson

It became evident that neitherBbemwell Dane nor Davis could be

nominated and It bad been circulatedthat thl Sheinwell men hail1 made1

I overtures to McGrecry to tOt money

to defeat Ferguson and put In an antiWheeler man and this notion on 1

of tea Marshall county delegation I

prlnclpaUII y

could vastly love been given the nonI

ination but the adherents of the t-

I0°

candidates played their favot te too

strongly and were all pour for ILe

man and concluded to give II to Ve

gown rather than to an outsiderAfter this determination became

evident there was little delay In nommating Senator Ferguson for reelectine ha receiving the total voU of

IDs convention 82Daring the organisation then was

eau fight two men from Sisalsliaving a fisticuff la the ball 1bewarp tuts urea to the polls twoand fined I 5 and costs eacbI

lam of the Marshall county delegates an saId to have bolted their ln >

sfrgttlons la tie rpoballooII

The Fergwoa delegation while lost out on orgy W tkp defeated IbeII

move to require a tbreefoqrlhi rotto nominate

Alter Attorney Olivers motionwithdrawing Shemwell the manage nor tie other two candidates Dance

and Davis also withdrew 11ss namespf their candidates and Ferguson stwasslated wee nominated by accllma

IAQ The fight WM hot ntll the 01Ivnentscf Ferguson cow that the

were beaten

FLOATER FOUND-s

YOUNG MAN PICKS UP ONE IN

TilE RIVER NEAR OGDENSLANDINg Is

Mr Oo Holt of Ogden Landingwas In the pity tut qjght sad Informal V ut lAOfIIU bet Bsfnnlav tie I

gonad a hater In the river against a

lancilngI aswag In an nplieright position his heal hail been

crnihed la two pleat and there waiballet hole In lab cbILeoftHp appeared to lap shoot tbirtyflv

clendear old pearly six fat tellred hair i

dark trousers and nq oat ornilcoNothing bill a pocket knife and a

pair of dlpe was frond In late possessbe

J

aullhe remains were burled alterInqqeit

CUBA IS BEING ANNEXED

Ib nt Henry Watterson Jrt willmarried Tbariday morning I of

ugust IS at high noon In Philadelto Blgnorlta Blanca Oneanora I

CIenf Kos O-

abajthL

ling

ilafiilEfingerand

Undertakersr-

qgand EmhlMsStore Phone 126

Residence Pbko 153

130 Sa Third St

EDITORAL NOTES

Gomel and Palma fell onto thehands of the American newspaper reporters and have been busy ever sinceexplaining that they didnt say IL

Wlckllffe IIs agog over the prospectoil but It is difficult to conceive of

how a sane person could upset tostrike anything but ripe water so near

CairoII If the Democrats ever hold anothermmslo ball convention they ought toInvito Chairman Joe Potter to preside lilt rulings on contest are capcially Ingenious

Fergusonlim ODd Qonbellsui ueaofsynonymous yet some of the paperthat are now holding up Fergusonthis tlmelast year were pulling downPoebellsm That ls consistency-

Dr McCormick seeing to have gotten the wont of the deal In the asylumscandal He went up against It goodand strong The exoneration of theothen and his own discharge leavehim In a bad light

A Denver man often himself aaabject to prove or disprove DrRoods claim that tuberculoses cannot

contracted by human beings

lhrong4aalmbprorWadaavanit T

leI guaranteed his family The familyought to properly appreciate lab notoften rf selfeffacement Perhaps thetNt would terminate In allround satt>isfaction

All the Democrats la Paducah andMcCracken county want to hold officetecansa they think U wilt be a benevolent concession to their fellowmen They du not care for the salaryThey want to bold office just for theirhealth Men of otter political partiesan pie hunters It Is a great ODd

glorious thing to bo able to serve yourcountry gratuitously like the patrioticDemocrats

There sacra to have been a suddenIncrease in the puce of building side ¬

walks The council rejected bids forbuilding two bloke on one street pbecause the lowest bid wa eleven centqa foot mon then a corresponding diswoo on another street a block awaywhere then was muse excavating todo Is it possible that the new unitante requiring all dnln pIpe to bereplaced by the contractor caused

such a nlseTIiiIflag had Its slay M a canuplgn cry habeen UU on the shelf In AlabamaI

naVlrglala sal Maryland and theoecup1rthe gaga stand for a spell declaresaIr aImpeder alhypocrisy about the average political1

campaign and the poly of It all Ilithat the people know and recogniseIbis yet seem to approve It breamthe party Indorses It

some of the Democratic nomineeslfor county office who Imagine theytote a

altmnI 1Inthe Democratic party and the Indicatins are that the breach will widenBetide Democrat h tve been knownto scratch Ie ticket They get to-

I bat fighting each other they forgetIthere li anyone else to fight but ReIhele rr

ballot paver forget the common ene ¬

my and they will be on the spot In

NovemberCoin Harvey neednt worry star I

who caused Mr Bryan defeat ItItho people pot Senator Jones

The fallacies jiromulgated by Mr Dry

and still adhered to by many ofryelpsT tdallf man no matter ihQ might haremanaged his campaign The people

are with the party that successfullyevery problem that hu cop

fronted the nation for the post halfcentury and today stands for all that J

essential to good government ondII

the peace anal happnei of rear sev

enty mUIOR souls

Hoa Olla Jamcl who U patientlywaiting la succeed Congressman J

Wheeler U a man of giant intellectevidenced by the doe of his shoe

male a speech In the lUrdwellconvention Saturday and In wbooplu

np gore tile crowd this evidence1Dot1

othes now fit better than RepubliItp bocause the Republican

TayIlor was In Indiana A coliIgrculoual punster like that ought to

a credit to say eliteI And a pan soelsvatlngly witty and so grammatically perfect ought to have met a bet-

ter tate It should have tau soil toIPuck or put In the colored mpplement

our Sunday papers

It Ila ainoilug to see how tha lycophantlo press of the district Is truck

to State Senator Ferguson Since

POSITIVELY IA

THELASTDAYOF THE

Bazaar Fire SaleEverything must go prices no object

Saturday positively the last dayA FEW OF OUR MANY EXTRAORDINARY IHKGAINS

GentsproChildrens 5J3CatlcelllsJxI

Infants knit bootees reduced from 25 to 2e pairLadits pompadour hair rolls reduced from 25 to 5cAll our tlre Inlaid fancy hair combs reduced to 5c150AllJ

36t

Positively the last dayThe opportunity of a lifetime

e-r

BAZAAR FIRE SALE426 Broadway Opposite Palmer House

ha was nominated they are toadyingto him with an obsrqloniuesi that Is

disgusting A year ago ho was 00the detettabtoI torbel poop

Now hetI a paragon of stairsuanihlp and a shlnlrK example olunequalled vtitno If Senator 1Vr

frown has Improved any IloCo he wee

so actively engaged lu work fur tingang at Fnnkfort and IIIIIt hat nformed In any way there Is no Nv i

lens of it II is the same Ihe we-e then stands for the same sal wonld

doabtlea be willing to get up another-a 1100000 reward fund bin Thru

rune papers delight to prat olxmt

their consistency and ollwr propies Inconsistency

Aa editor out west who Is aa obsowing cuss speak of tho din walls

laas followsThe girl who Indulges In the dlisy

waltx will beau with Interest that theheals of Washington ant Nw Yorksociety have deoiiiMl that lilting outa welts next winter wilt be lane ashlonaLla than dinclng the only differrode Is you sit Instead of dauee Themans right arm liI around the glrliwail while his lift head bold barright Land Her left head la 1pUeed1

lovingly on his ihouUler and all youhave to do It to sit and listen to themusic Now thats like It It li anuisance to gallop a mile or two Airoom Lull of people sitting around onsofas bugging to muilo fsI more to ournotion We never dace the oldswalla because our feet tangle up andwe an liable to pie our formwe can learn tba new

TlulcItrouble and are ready1 to toke 4OIHco floors all donNee-

FLOOD DAMAGEiBRIDGES ARE PAllTIALLY

STROYED AN1J TUG liEII

ARK ROARING TOnIRENTS

Prom Tueulaya dallyBristol Too Angnit IItS Six

bents of the out sall of the Sonthemnilrpnd temporsry brblira over IbiWstaoga river were washed away hvtire blgh water In that stream TraOlcIs ioiittn leil

Yen henry mina lave been fallingIn upper Eat Tennessee since Fn nlajand alt stream an iwollen TheVirginia and Southwestern railroadItem temporary bridge at Rilesbethtown was washed fifteen Inches i

out of place It may be saved Water

from the Watanga and Doe siren isflooding houses adjacent to the streamsat Ellzabethtqwn

These two temporsry bridges wenerected after iteel structures haul beenwashed away by the big May lushTire then are now about half as highu then

TO SIGHT THEMJ

TEXAS LEGISLATURE WANTS TO

SEE WHATS IN TillTREASURY

Austin Tex August 11Thelstate treasury waa cloned yesterday byI t

order of status IcgliUtme and a oem

mil 1M Is counting IhoI money In thetreasury Thl action IU one ofitue 101

client caused by the failure of theFirst National bank of Austin wherestate fund were on deposit

NEW COMMISSIONER

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