Boone County Recorder . d'Ed-ward Burk, dont il est dit qu'il a beenhanged pour meurtre. Fermer par iscarved-Ray, décembre, 27,1768 ; et une autre inscription runsFrancis Brittaln, Juin 27, 1758. Prayremember les débiteurs pauvres. Sur le plancher de la première cellule peuvent bedistinguished les cases d'un échiquier à découper dans le chêne massif. Au cours de l entre les deux cellules peuvent betraced les mots, l'état de thebouse est un gallon de bière, et juste être-faible, en caractères plus ordonnés, sont thewords, John Burn est venu en avril 11, un Doellttlee GoodBut Système BUI pas attrayant. L'une, "*Dya trouver tabagisme nuit yatasks Bonjour Bt

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Boone County Recorder . of Ed-ward Burk, who is said to have beenhanged for murder. Close by iscarved Edward Ray, December, 27, 1768; and another inscription runsFrancis Brittaln, June 27, 1758. Prayremember the poor debtors. On the floor of the first cell can bedistinguished the squares of a chess-board cut in the solid oak. Over thedoor between the two cells can betraced the words, The rule of thebouse Is a gallon of beer, and just be-low, in neater characters, are thewords, John Burn came in April 11, BUI Doellttlee System a GoodBut Not Attractive. One, «*Dya find smoking hurts yatasks Hi Btddle, a Yankee lawyer, InWilHe Brooks story, The Solar Ma-chine, In Harper*. It probably doesnt do me anygood. I said; but Id have troubleQuitting it. No, yu wouldnt. Smoke this.He took from his vest pocket the fel-low to the stogey in his mouth andtossed- it across the table to me. Everhear how Bill Doolittle lived on tencants a week? I confessed that Bills economieshad never been brought to my attea- BOTH UPLIFTING.. WaL said Blddle, he took dinnerwith a friend on Sunday, an ateenough to last lm till. Wednesday.Then he bought ten cents wuth otripe, an he hated tripe so like thun-der that It lusted Mm the rest o* theweek. The** geegars work a gooddeal like that tripe. You take toamokin em, an^yu wont want morenone or twu a day. I aee that theyre a-goin to upliftus farmers! „ What do they calclate tor use-balloons or dynamite? LAMENT FOR CHANGED TIMES. Mrs. Aators friends learned of her illhealth. While she waa abroad lastyear, her eon. Col. John Jacob Aator, made the announcement that Beech-wood, the summer home of Mrs. Astorat Newport, would not be opened andthis led to the discovery that Mrs.Astor was in poor health. Word camelater from Mra. Aator, while she wasin Paris, saying that she would openher Newport villa and that she wouldmake the season there one of the gay-est in years. This promise was not fulfilled, ever, for when Mrs. Astor returnedfrom abroad she broke down

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