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I wouldat renealber ta thwre ne Chicago Record

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Marguerite Thats just it I cannot bring myself to marry a man whois so easily led N Y World

Honest ConfessionYoung man said the careful fa

ther if I consent to you marryingmy daughter you will furnish her theluxuries to which she is accustomed

Well said the young man it ismore than likely that I be buying her as many theater admissions asI have been doing for the past year

Indianapolis Journal3t o Fun for the Parse

Did you go to the girls collegebenefit supper major

Yes little galThey say it was a circus majorNo it want little gal If it had

only been a circus I could have bought-a bag of rancid peanuts for a nickelinstead of paying 50 cents for a ballof burnt popcorn Chicago DailyNews

In ConfidenceOld Friend You should always take

your wife into your confidence Wom-en appreciate that sort of thing

De I do that that isin part

Old Friend You tell her of yourgains and losses I presume

De Broker Um I always tell herof my losses X Y Weekly

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great nuisancq isnt itTodd Jivful But Im out of it

My cook has been with us so longthat she is just like of the fam-ily

How longTwo waets Detroit Free Press

Cariosities of ScholarshipAt advanced education he tolls with a will

And the wondering neighbors draw nearBoth Latin Uid Greek he read with

much skillBut in English his spelling Is queerWashington

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is noble of you my dearHe Yes J have to remember

accurate and effective aiin youthrew yourself at me Chicago Rec-ord

Good Reason for AskingSeedy Applicant Wont you giveenvy sir

you ask me for a pennyi See y Applicant Because I djdritthink yfculd me unless I

ifit Stray Stories

The Unnl WayLady It seems to me these berries

rather smallsure they have got their

full growth maamIm sure your quart

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for the circus straight he startsWhen the band begins to playWashington Star

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The Story of LoveLove is arc old old story

But neer was a mortal whoHath not at some time told it

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COTTON BROKERS ASSIGN

Price McCormick Co of New YorkCity Fall Llabllltie Estimate at

About 13000000

New York May 25PriccCo one of the largest bro-

kerage houses in the city failed withliabilities estimated at 13000000The firm is a member of the stockcotton and produce exchanges and ofthe Chicago stock exchange and hasbranch offices in about 30 citiesthroughout the United States Thefailure is ascribed to the fact that thefirm was long on cotton in the face ofa fast falling market A notice on thedoors of the offices of the companyreferred all inquirers to Wm J Curtis and Wrn N Cromwell assigneesMr Cromwell said it was impossible-to make a statement concerning thecondition of the firm that its

is very extended and covers sev-

eral branch agencies The total lia-

bilities he said are about 13000000nearly all of which was secured Headded that a statement would be submitted to creditors at the earliest possible date

The firm is composed of Theodore-H Price William G McCormick RG M StewartAVortley and Walter WPrice with George Crocker of SanFrancisco a special partner on an

of 50P000 Mr McCormick-is of the wellknown Chicago family-of agricultural implement fame andMr StewartWortley is a soninlawof rear Adm Schley The firm wasorganized January 2 1897 Of thopartners Mr Crocker is now in Europe and Mr StewartWortley is onhis way back from Europe

ST LOUIS EXPOSITION

House Committee Will Report theDill Recommendation

Favorable or Unfavorable

Washington May housecommittee on the Louisiana purchanseexposition to be held at St Louis in1903 Thursday afternoon voted to re-port the to thg housewithout recommendation favorable orunfavorable

Representative Steele of Indianafirst moved to postpone action for thepresent session which was defeatedtwo to four

Representative Joy of St Louisthen moved to report the bill favorably which was lost on a tie votethree to three In view of the tie amotion prevailed to report the billwithout recommendation in order thatthe house may act finally on the

The bill as prefaced pledg thegovernment to an appropriation of gp000000 and allows theproportionate share of the proceedsof the enterprise

A NEW CREED rAction Taken to Learn the Views

the IrcMbytcrles Dr Noble MndcPermanent Clerk

St Louis May 25 Bresbyterian general assembly Dr

B Jfoble of as per-manent cleric over Dr E T Swiggett

fof Morrow 0After loiif fHscussion the assembly

voted to adopt the report of the committee of bills and overtures whichprtbyfdes for appointment of acommitti

presbyteries their views regard-ing a revision of the creed and to

to the next general assemblyDr Dickey the moderator was madechairman of the committee The report was adopted by a large majority

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TRUTH SOON BE KNOWN

Legal Proceeding That WillAscertain If the Plague Exists

in Sun Francisco

San Francisco Mayissued an order directing fhfi

board of health of this city to showcause why an injunction should notbe granted restraining that body frominterfering with the freedom and lib-erties of the Chinese of this city andthose desiring to leave it

An embargo was placed upon theChinese and Japanesi residents of thecity on the ground that the plaguewas prevalent and it is expected thatthe proceedings just commenced willshow conclusively whether or not thedisease is present in this city

The Detroit In Dad ConditionPortsmputh N H May 25 Tha

United States steamer Detroit whichwent out of commission here hasbeen found to be in a very bad

The plates about her rudderhead were seriously defective andthere were 23 inches of water inhold Fires have been startedthe pumps put in operation on boardand they will be kept going until thenecessary repairs can be made

Judge Advocate of Porto RicoAlbany N Y May is under-

stood here on excellent authority thatPresident McKinley offered toCharles T Saxton formerly lieutenantgovernor of the state and at presentJudge of the court of claims the po-sition of judge advocate of the islandof Porto Rico He probably will ac-cept

t Lipton Liberal OfferNew Yprk May 2 Y cablegram

been received by the New Yorkiacht club frara Sir Thomas Liptonincreasing his of 500 to 1000for n cup or prize money to be com-peted for by any class Flub may

Japanese Children in Custody

hejvjiverceither kidnaped or bought in Japanand sent to this country

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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

The President and Party Attendedthe Memorial Services Reid at

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Fredericksburg Va May 26 Fairweather favored the presidential

in their visit to the memorial serv-ices of the army of the Potomac hereFriday It was distinctly Confeder-ate weather however with more graythan blue in the sky The specialtrain from WishingtoTi arrived at1110 and found the whole populationof the staid old Virginia towngrouped about the depot or massedalong the main street with the

colors in evidence everywherespecial carried all the members-

of the cabinet except Secretary Wil-son There also in the partyGen Nelson A Miles his chief aideCol Michler Gen Joseph Wheelerformer Adjt Gen Ruggles who wascolonel of the presidents old regiment during the war and the marinebaud

The train was met at Quantico by areception committee from Fredericksburg consisting of Hon Horace-F Crisman Maj T P Morris andPostmaster John M Griffin who accompanied the presidential party toFredericksburg where they wereturned over to the hospitalities of thelocal committee

The procession formed at the depotand headed by the Marine bandmoved at once to the courthousewhere the public exercises were heldand an official welcome tendered tothe Society of the Potomac The ad-dress of welcome was delivered by StGeorge E Fitzhugh and the responsewas made by Gen Martin T E McMahon The oration of the day wasthen delivered by Gen Daniel E SicklesThe

exercises at the court housewere followed by a luncheon served inthe opera house to the members ofthe the ladies and invited

This was over by 2 oclockafter which the president held a brief

at the residence of Mr StGeorge R Fitzhugh before the partyproceeded to the National cemeteryfor the ceremonies incident to thecornerstone laying of the Fifth corpsmonument

The cornerstone of the monumentwas laid by Gen Daniel E ButterfieldHe had prepared for the occasion ahandsome silver trowel appropriatelyinscribed and after the ceremony thisVas presented to the Masonic lodge ofFredericksburg

DYNAMITERS SENTENCED

Life Imprisonment for the Men VnoAttempted to Wreck n Lock

in the TVellaiid Canal

Welland Ont May 26 Karl Dullman John Walshand John Nolan of Dublin Irelandbut latterly of Washington D C andRichmond Va were convicted ofhaving attempted to wreck ofthe Welland canal with dynamite andsentenced to imprisonment for life inKingston penitentiary Walsh andNolin were the active participants inthe crime having lowered two valisesfilled with dynamite and with fusesattached along the lock but owingto a mistake in calculating the disktance the e forcethe explosion was minimized and thedamagenvas trifling Dullman accom-panied the men to Niagara Falls anddirected proceedings from there

SHOUTED GOODBY

An Unlcnowit Priest Dramaticallyfv iJnmpn Into the Whlrlpopl-

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Niagara Balls N Y May 26 An

New York city committed suicide atthe whirlpool rapids He descendedthe elevator and after having his

taken walked out on a rockthrew his lint and cane back of himand waving his right hand dramati-cally shouted Goodby and leapedinto tHe rushing water

He ordered the pictures sent to MJ ODonnell New York city who issam ltio be pastor ofchurch He has two KcvV J Steward and Rev

Leonard and it is believed here thaithe suicide is one of these The deadpriest was about 30 years old

Russia vroparliic for WarSt Petersburg May 26 A for

the defense of Manchuria htisl beendrawn up Six fortified posts will beerected For the purpose of Strategical Gen Sacharoff chief olthe Russian general staff will startfor Manchuria at the end of themonth accompanied by eight highRussian officers to prepare for a pos-sible conflict with Japan

Woman anti Servant Drownedjluntaville Ala May 36 Mrs Will

Swope tin accomplished wom-an of Hill and her servantgirl attempted td diive a bungacross Big Nance at Courtlundand were washed away and drownedThe creek was out of bonks and MrsSwopc was warned not to attempt tc

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Two Rounds of FhsfNew York May 26 JOG Guns 61

Baltimore knocked out Dal Hawkinsat the Brqadway Ath-

letic club In two rpjMjids the fast-est fighting seta in the clubhouse men were scheduled tcgo 25 rounds T-

jj anny Bill tS Maw 6lGhairman

Hull mili-tary affairs stated definitely thatowing to the lateness of the sessionit would be impossible to consider thebill to increase the armys efficiency

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WIGGINS 12Bay horse 15 hands 3 Inches foaled 1893

By ABERDEEN sire of Union a 7 Dentine 4 anaX Alabwtat4 215 and sixtythree others In 330

let dam AIBINA DS MEn dam of Wiggins 2 219 Mabel Moneypeny a vao-

ad dam BELLE BI NCHE by THE MOOR 870 sire of Beautiful Bells dam of 8 Islist Sultan 224 etc3d dam BEIXE VIEW MAID dam of Center by Idol 1774th dam by PILOT JR sire of dams of Maud S 210 etc5th dam MAMBBIXO MESSENGER

Breed to early speed if you Rant speed WIGGINS took his record of219 and 214 as a twoyearold He started in six racesstraight without losing a heat and was the best colt of his yearthe time to your best mares while he stands at the low fee of

S25 TO IjSrSTJKJES A COLTLlenretained on colt until season is Grass at 10 cts day Acddentaescapes at owners risk For further information address

JAMES E2imat Marcliinont Stock Farm Paris Ky

LORD RUSSELLFull Brother to the Great Maud S 2O8 34

Sire of Kremlin 2rt73 Hustler Russell Bouellinont 213J Sea Bird 3335rRuasell2lK and nineteen others In tbe listIs oat of the great brood mare Russell the dam of

of among them the great Nutwood and Is the dam of four producing daoghUaLNote whit strong producing blood LORD RUSSELL has He will at

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SCARLET WILKES222 12 Trial

Sire of George pacing Mercury Willies 2d4The Duke 216 Ac three

by Red Wilkes1st dam dam of Tne Shah 21 Scarlet Wilkes 222 Glen 255 and Oleja

Wood sire ot Glen Arthur 214 and Gipsy R 2U7 by Alcalde 2nd dam Mary Weaver damof Don 222 Robin M 224 and Vermont Black Hawk

SCARLET WILKE3 is the best disposed stallloa in the country1500 to Insure

Maplehurst Paris Ky BACON BROS J Q WARD

20404Is a dappled horse foaled Oct 20 1892 bred by Jacob P Sleight ofLansing

stands i6 hands high and weighs 1760 pounds thebred and registered Percheron ever offered to the public in KentuckyHe came the Oaklawn Farms owned M W Dunkamlargest breeder of Percheron and French Coach horses in the world and theowner of more prizewinners than any other breeder in France or America

PEDIGREE

Recorded with pedigree in the Percheron StudBook of AmericaGray foaled October ao 1892 got by STRADAT 7U2 2463 dam Abydos 960 SSgl

ROMULUS 873 785 zd dam Elise by DUKBD3CHARTRES 162 721-

STRADAT 7112 2463 by PassePartout 1402 out of Biche 012004 by a son ofCoco II 714

PASSEPARTOUT by Comet 104 719 out of Favors I Txi iebyVieuxChaslin 713 out of by VieuxPierre 894 he by Coco 712

COMET 104 719 by French Monarch 205 734 out of SuzanneFRENCH MONARCH 205 734 by Uderim 5302 out of a daughter of VieaxPierra

894 etcI DERIM 5302 by Valentin out of Chafon by VieuxPierre CS94 etcVALENTIN VieuxChaslin 713 he Coco 712 out of Poule SandLCoco 712 by Mignon 715 out of Pauline by VieuxCocoMIGNON 715 by JeanleBlanc 739Coco II 714 by VieuxChaslin 713 etc out of La Grise by VieuxPierre 883ROMULUS 873 785 b the government approved stallion Romulus son of

of Fleur dEpine by the government approved stallion Cheri he by CoraonThis horse has been shown three times winning first prize in each

event and in one of them there were eight other of different draft breedsSTEPHOJT will make the season of 1900 at our place 4 miles West of Paris

OK the Hume pike at

Money due when mare parted with or bred to another hOrNA reCELinedon all colts till money is paid

Mares kept on good grass at 10 cents per

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of Lookheart 208 Manager 206 etc second dam Belle dam of LidoW 2iSj by George M Patchen Jr 31 sire of it in the 230 list thirds damRebel Daughter by Williamsons Belmont etc Will make the season of 1 900

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