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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26

THE FARMER REAPs what he has pre-
yI0usly gOwed. The human body reaps
likewise the natural crop Of weakness,
pain and death II the seeds OF disease
have been s0wn by bad habits Of careless
ness In eating, sleeping and exercising
KEEP WELL IT. YoU CAN and when you
need a little help IN keeping well use
stimulate but gently quicken the action
Of Natures functions In q natural way.
Natures laboratory furnishes the follow
ing plants which enter into the manufac-
tnre OF Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
Covery: Golden Seal root, Queens root,
Stone root, Black Cherrybark, Bl00drO0t
and Mandrake root.
II In doubt as TO your trouble or need
Ing advice, you can consult, free OF
charge, DR.. r. Y. Pierce chief consulting
physician TO the lnvalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y. All
letters are considered confidential and
answers bearing correct medical advice |
returncd In securely sealed envelopes.
~ suffered for nearly eight years. writes |
Philip A. Fatch. ESQ. OF Mobile, Ala. Deputy |
Sheriff, with malaria, which poisoned my |
aality. Twas cured In three months by using
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. 1 /
know II was largely due TO neglect and | |
paid little attention 70 my trouble until
became so rundown and weak that knew
had to do something at once to regain my
health. | began 10 feel better within four L
days after | used the Golden Medical Dis
cOvery.' and after using nine bottles l was |
restored TO my. usual health. feeling better
than for years"
Tho most valuable book for both men
sA and women Is DR.. Plerce's
~. Common Sense Medical ADJ
A 4 wiser. A splendid l0Os-page
W hSIG volume, with engravlngs
wA,, fs;n%%sl and colored plates. A copy,
NEHt lgs...,, paper-covered, will DO sent
W. to anyone sending 81 cents
u In one-cent stamps, toNpay
the cost OF mailing o1ll to
~ H. DR.. R,V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. ,
4 <hzNa~ Y. Cloth-bound, 81 stamps.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
MALARIA
UNDERMINES THE HEALTH

When the germs Of malaria enter thu
blood the entire health 10 affected, and y
the blood Is not purified Of these germs
and microbes, Chronic Sores and, UlcerA
Liver Splotches, Chills and Fever, Boila,
Aches and Pains, and great variety d
troubles manifest themselves, and soon
the entire system Is undermined, leaving
the sufferer prey to most miserable.
weak and nervous condition.
o18 W. Market st., Louisville, Ky.
For several years I suffered with OhiIls
ana Fever, caused by Malaria In NV
system, and each summer for several
years would have q relapse. Finally
my phygtoian prescribed 3. 3. 8. took
Q few bottles; this. was about eix
have never been troubled since. am
sure no other medicine could have given
me 30 complete and Immediate relief,
and cannot speak too highly offs. 8. 8.
MY partner in business 10 now takina
3. b. b. Tor an eruption Of the skin, and
Agenerel rundown condition ofthe syG-
tenn. and although he has taken but one
bottle, already commences 70 foeI better.
1. sHAPoFF.
S. S. S. counteracts and drives all The
poison from the blood and builds up the
system by its fine purifying quail
tiles and tonic effects. 1t strengthens
every part, increases the appetite, helps
the stomach and digestion, and BY SUD.
plying the body with rich, pure blood,
cures Malaria and all its disagreeable all
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26

Mrs. Z. N. Waters. nurse. residence the last
house on E. N. 9Th st., says; when think
OF the plasters l used for the pain in my
back and Of the medicine l tried the lass
eight years, when think Of the number Of
times the trouble resurred despite all my
EFFORTS to check IT, and when positively
know that Deans Kidney Pills procured at
2. = Northeraft 4 Cos drug store stopped
the last attack 80 easily and 90 quickly,
have not the slightest hesitation In publicly
recommending the preparation 10 residents
% Abilene who are annoyed In any way With
kidney complaint"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-10-26

For sale By all dealers. PHss 81
sout,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
geilolrllllelt.

Sas critic Grematorimm
IN GreuBen miro bon Dem Sagener
Seretn1 fiir 5enerbeitattuns in bent
Stobttbeile 8eliten init Heiren
aoitenmiiiuanoe DON 100000 @'art
erribtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
Ncncr Sfanoal.

@ abington, 9. s, s. Sum-.
- observation-disclosures @ilion bate cine
Gonferen5 nit Dem SefretGr Der
.Soutbern Cotton @roiperS' Nliocio.
tion," Gid)oro Gbcotbom, neld)er
aloge iii6rt, bob Die 9oltmluoaltoti-
tifen bon einem 9(ngcltelten oeS De.
portcments por5citig al 9etuiilc Spc'
f~ulonten ouSgegcbcn moroen leien,
lun oenielbcn sic Wi0glihfeit 81 &C.
ben, oororf bin 81 ipefuliren. Gon.
greBmitglieo NurIeion bon SeroS,
Der groBe 9alpnluoQ.8lontagen be.
iibt, mar bel Der @elpredltng 5llgc.
gen. SefretGr Gbeotbom untcrbrei'
tete DEM aderballietrctGr cine Nit
5obl S6riititiidc, oarulter bier 8rie.
ie zines gngeitclten OeS 0eporte.
mentS, in melden Oerlel6e Die III
6roge itebenoc S%niornotion gum
Gerfailf onbot. 6erller moren babel
d1oere Srtete bon tolitmulllltld1ell
6irmelt, iuorin oieie eonltatiren, ooB
ibnen Die betrciicnoe Snformotion
our 8erfiigung itebe.
SefretGr Nilion ipnr in 6obcnl
raoe oufgeb@roft, ols er oieic
Sdriititiide SIT @elidt befanL unb
erfl1rte, CT iucrce cine griinolidc
llnterliidiing onIteuen. Gem Ser
nebrnen nob iinO 5iuei 8eamtc beS
0eportemetlts, Elm 9lerf unO Elm b0.
berer 0eanlter, in ben Sfonool III.
ooloirt, pod iollen Die Nnmen Der
geiduloigten p~orldufig gcbcim &C.
balten meroen, bis Oas Hciultot ser
llnterlud)iing porliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
@niicnbnnss
@aiicnbansa
GulfSicit.
Eiinslt.W ontaG
ben IL. Snni,
SarleDsEarf.

SbcureS 8ergnii en.-Sns.
M&opoll, Elm Hodldyncioer oltS gtep.
Dorf, Iibt 5llr 3eit I'M @ef1ngniB no
er 80 Gage Belt bat, iid bon ben Sol
gen 0es bon linn in reihlidem MoBe
genoiienen 0oltimorer @bi5teDS 81
erbolen. Wittipod) @beno iuciGcrte
or lid ener9iih Sobrgelo an ben
Gonoufteur zines Sort. Hooo.g8ogs
gonS ST 5oblen, ltno orobte oicieln
ouBeroem iein @elidt ST. oemoliren
ltno i'm bonn @oggon bera65ltluer.
fen. Der Eoli5iit Wiltbert pcrboftetc
Den Streitliiftigen an Der @dc BON
6oQioop, nno SarotogosS troBe uno
&ooi Grammar peroonnerte i'm 81
$40 Stroie.
gegnooigt. @ouperncl,r
8oriiel0 bat GborleS 0ltrf6urot bon
Baltimore b%egnobigt, Der I'M SUM-
1904 tpeger oes ongcblihen 9ieb.
ltnblS elmer llbr 5u 5ipei Sobren
3ildt6au5 perurtbeilt mllroe. Burt.
borot's S6lllo mltroe nie flor belpic.
len; er periudte, Die ubr 5li perfau.
len, oie er bon eillem llnbefonnten
erbalten bo6ct molte. Gr mar CUR
Belt 5I betrunfcn, nm oenielben er-
fcu,n,, -, fGuunu
Sprang IN oen Sofen.-
Der q Sabre nlte gteger 8iaianl
@uqnt BON Ger. S07, Eeod.gaep,
uno iein Goiiengenoiie Sumuel @rap
fuuroen 9eltcrn olli elmer @erite all
Der 2igbtitrabe bon einem goli5iiterl
bei'm Gropipiel eripiiht. @uont
iprang in Der Ger5ipeiflung iiber
Dpro, bod iuliroe CT aus Dem @aiicr
ge5ogen uno lomnlt @rap mad ocr
iiiolid)en Eoli5eiitation gebraft.
Die Sails. Stotue.- Snr
Stootratb loll 9eute IbenO eine Ser
oronune eingereidt meroen, melhe
beitimmt, oaB Die Stotue fir oen be.
ocntcnoen Iuiunlt uno HedtSgelebr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
@aiicnbnnS.
@aiien6ans.
@plfsicit.
Eiinsit-M ontas,
ben IL. Snni,
Sarlcp.Earf.

Neue Strede inipi5irt.
- Sr. &. &onOItreet, Der 8ice.grGii.
bent Der o@eItliden Wnrpl1noer
@ubn," fcbrtc gcItern bon eiter Sit
%lpeftionsrciie un6 @elt-Girginien 5ll.
rid. Gr fonO, ooB Ole grbciten an
Der Stredc 5luiidcn gig EooI uto
Cumberland riiItig poridreiteu, 10
DAP Der Tcrfcbr iiber oieielbe l6on
I'M Serbit c%r0iinet iperoen fam. Die
,Warplono StoblsGomp." bat loebeu
1900 3onncn S6ieucn fir oieStrede
abgelieiert.
Sdnell5it8e Der g e II.
iDlpunio Ba6n." Ger Ge.
button ser 6obr5cit 5rpiiden 9olti'
more ilno Chicago ouf II Stunoen
ouf Dem 6ilBe iolgeno, miro Die
yYenniDlponio 9ubn" bonn Sonntog,
ocn If. Sltni, an cine Gbnli6e piins
ihenswert6e 8ciiernng ouf ibrer
Strede Baltimore, Cincinnati uno
ct. 2oltiS IN Strait treten %loiien. Der
9oltimorer NnihlltB5ug fir Den st.
2ollis 2inlite0" miro onItatt 11.55
8urln. nm Ito gtadin. bon bier ob-
fobren mo am ndd)itcn Gage Inn 1.30
Iodnt. in ct. Gouis mtfomnlcn ltno
10 sic 3ubr5cit nm cine Stunoe Per.
abjeten. Cine Gbnlihe 8erfiir5rng
miro nit Dem 0itlid) inbrcnoen 3llge,
benz yRetp. Dorf @imifeo," porgenom.
men meroen. 9Ir ocmielben Gage
miro ein Bug uon 1&aHimlati nad
Baltimore cingciteat Deroer, Der Die
Strede IN Is Stunben Il 5lriidlegen
mirb.s~gie QIJemciqep Berbelierun.
gen Ser Sdicncnitrede Der 0Eennipl-
ponia go6r," Ole III manden 5daen
elmer ncl,en Gonitruftion gleihfom.
men, MAIDEN einen 10 prompten0 DENT
moglid,
Ser ,CrleonS StroBe II
2etb. un0 Spurperein" belt
aeItern gbeno IN ieinem Sofale, Nr.
2O8, Siio.8olic- StraBe, feline go.
limitations : 9eriamnllung ab. Die
9ireftoren fir ons nddite 5isfaliabr
muroen nomiuirt. lie @obI Seriel-
ben finoet ou 10. SUM 'itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
Son cincm Grant bcorpbt.

Gin Nngrifi aitf oen &iccsFrdIiocls
ten 8oirbonfS Ourh GetcttiuS
berbinoert.- S9Gter miro in cine
Sr%renonItolt, gefdidt, 81.
Stint, Wtid)., s .Slu1i. - Gice.
observation-disclosures entgiug bier lulr
ourd) ole Alimerfiomteit einiqer 0e.
teftiuS einPnl gnidlog ouf iein Sc
ben. 9(tf Dem W~iarftplobe iprodJ
ser Sice,ErGiibent 81 2000 Gerio.
men; or bate unaefGbr 20 Wtinltten
gereoet, oils bic i'm u%mgebenoen DC
teftipS olti eineit Wtonn oltimerfIam
puroen, ser Iid bllrd) Ole Wenge III
ser offenfllnbigen sIbiiht or1ngte,
all ben Gebner berot 81 fonrlnen. UT
bate nit ieiner red)ten Sano Den
aolben zines roltigen Hepoluers I'M.
iponnt ulto bate iif ouf ocn &ice.
ErGlibentcn geitiir5t, ipenit Inn ntd)t
bier 9etettipS 5iipnr gefonmen iu1'
rcr. Sic norfen iid) ollf Sen Wonn
mo idlllGcn i'm 81 9oben. @r iultr.
DC IN cinent Tntroliun9en nod Der
Eoli5ciItotton 9ebradt, 100 er ieinen
Namcn oils SonleS MtcGonnea,
ShGoiicr, ongob. gr problte, feline
3eit miiroe bolo fonmen, mo er
nilroc Damn Sen 8ice.Er0iibeltten
ermorocr.
gluf oem @ege sur GoliSciltotion
CAB cine ollf ltngcfGbr 5000 Ecrio.
nen ungcmodicne Weugc bcnt go
trolmngcn 6oS @eIeit mo 6robte,
WtcGonnceQ at lpnden. McGomen
bat bie @eomten, i'm SIT idiibclt. TO-
ipie er obcr innerbolb ser bier @Glt.
DC Ser ToIi5ciltution nor, fling er
iuicoer al 81 rcnommircn. Gr ipro6
lein tieefeS 9eoollern 6oriiber aus,
ooB linn fem Sorboben niht 9egliidt
iei. SSn ieinen Soiden bate CT 9tlS.
idnitte aus Gbicogo'er 3eitun9en.
Gle Goli3ci 9loubt, WcGonncG
babe in Chicago bereitS sen gni6Gog
ollSfiibren mouen. ST lelgnet aud
nibt, in Chicago gelpeien 81 iein, oils
ser 8ice.ErGiioent bon ieiner &eiie
no6 Dem @eiten 5uriidfcbrte. Wc.
Cornell miro ollf feline ure6nung8-
iGbiofeit bon acr5ten unterludt unb
cbentilel in eine S%rrenonitolt &c.
iol10t nerben.
Der Sice-Er0iioent mo feline Sc.
gleiter reiIten bon bier nod Souie
ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
SnmmcrSndDt 4. G%rpcrimcntc.

Solifar, MS, s. SUM. Die
eonaoii6e Gegicrung bat beifIoiien,
NIT Der Sunnter5udt an Der SilItc
oeS StiQcn S5ennS 5u experiment..
rem, obgleid oic bi5ber bort angeitell-
ten grperimente teinen Griolg sc.
bobt boben, 70 ouB lid Die canaoilhe
Snmmeriiihcrei bis ieet olti Die oft.
canaoiiden @epdIier beifr1nft bat.
Morgen ioll nm BON bier cine Sabn-
maggon.2ooung 8unmern nodgar.
couocr. y. 6, abgeben; bieSummcrn
iollen in poeifiihcn 8etuGiiern aus.
geiebt, mo eS ioaen iorgfaltige 9eob.
oftlngen ooriiber angeitellt meroert,
mas ans oenielben miro uno Oh Tie
BORT g%ebciben. @leid5eitig ioll Elm
Teriltd) nit Der aillternBud,t in paci-
iii6.cnnaoiiden @eiuailem gemaht
iucroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10

ten Seoern Seofle @oQis nuf Dem
8olbirgton Tloce, u3niihen oem
@oibin9ton : Monument uno Der
Centre troBe, oufgeiteat Weroen
iou. Die Muni5ipale aunit-Gommii'
lion bat Dem 9enfmol Gomite lfon
oie grloubniB 81 Der 9enubung oiez
ieS @loteS gegeben. Die Stntte lit
iertia l1o miro iebenfoQS ihon i'm
Serblte entbiiQt iperoen f0nncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10

OuJppD kS'' o. 'HNA4tAl lUll nllL
2eit oes Iorfolle@ Is 15ohrc alt. uno
ote Negerin, meItc iih in oielcr
@eiie pergungen bobcn ioQ, fonnte
niemolS BON Der Noli}ei ermittel.
meroet. 9os MoOdcu ucrlangte
$4,000 ShoOeneriob,
Sic yWcS Gompo9.
mic" mirb SEN @ctrteb
mieoer an nCbmen.
Ssht arei$9eridyt Mr.. , bat Rifter
Gcnhis bic Seqltcittr fiir sic ,Senrp
McSbant Manufocturi,t0 So" emf
lolien rnts ba$ Gi8cDtbum Sen Nftio.
ndre,l1 tpicoer iibertraset. Die Scquc.
tier ,luoren Ole &S. Iobn @iQ, Jun,
uno 6. @. Gideriou &l 9c5ua ouf
0ie @ieoereroffnun9 Der @crfe Iino
nod feline Sdrittc 8etGon morben,
bod lit eS nift unmobrideinlid), oab
in Der oIleruGditen Belt cine Gcorgo.
niiotion Der @eIclihoit itottfinoet
rno ser 9etrieb lOic0cr o~uiQenonl.
men miro, ga gcniiQcuo @ci6Gfti.
9llrg geiul1oen pcrOCn fonn.
@unocs.@r Of mo c c.
Sn 9unoeS Giitriftagcrid)t tul,r.
Ocn geiteru foI0cuoc &crrcn ais
9lrnoeS . 8robgcldworcne allS9c.
m1bIt:
Sobn s. MiaiooM Nr. BOG, @oter,
StroBe;
Somuel Z, slooiior, gtr. 1910,
2inoen-Mpenlle;
Gbeooore 8roomc, Ntr. 500, @eit-
6opettc.S trobe;
Senrp @utimitD, Nr.2239, GoItcru.
Aoenue;
6ronf Smith, ~GotonSoiae;
&id)oro $. 2pnd, Nr. 26l5, Noro.
Charles troBe;
2oliiS Wonoel6olmL Nr.4t2, @cit.
Sopette-S troBe;;
GbriItion Shupp, Nr. 1888, Sr.
leonS.S Strobe;
Oscar aonig, 9tr. 22O9, Sit.9oIti.
morc-S traBe;
@oaocc 9ca; Ger. 2123, OIt.9aIti-
more-S troBe;
%. 9. @ropermuIL Ger, 2O01,
observation-disclosures;
2oilis g. MooS, Nr. 705, Horo.
Gorep.S troBe;
GbomoS s. Sopmoro, Nr. POI,
Sit,8 ermon.S trobc;
George Wt. &epnolo&, Ir. 207, Slt.
9tortb.apenue;
George 80 MecoSIin, Ger. 1742,
Sit-2afopette. apenuc;
Sobn VI. 2ooie. arlington, Wo.;
Soiepb g, GotunS, @er6ants'
Notionql6onf BebGlt0c;
@iaiom $, Mc9nIiiter, Ir. 1887
@cit@ halberrpsS troBe; ,,..,
@iaiom s.. aireg Gr. 1888, Ct.
Goll.S trabe; fndsrs
". $. Sbompion, gtr. 200, Noro.
ann.S troBe;
6. s. Moore, Nr. 2022, Nor6.
Gnlpert.S troBe;
Sobn Geooer. 0r. 100, Ioro.
6rontsS troBc;o
Sobn 3. YutOt, @r. 1907, 0or6.
Goen.S troBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10
0aIIaaicre ocs gMain" sclanbct.

9rollllg ollf Dem Eier. -@Iottc
Te9iitrotion. - 6Iiidtiger bin.
ser Goiiaeier"e ei1gefongen.
Die 1887 3miidenocdS 4oiiogicre
bes am Mittluod) bier ongeIonqtcn
gsorob. 2lopb.G ompferS oWioin"
lpltroen g~eItern Mor9en ouf oem
Iier Scr. 8 81 2ocuit-|oint geIonoet
ul1b in Solge Scr Wuiihtigcn 2eitrng
scr Tegiitrotiou Scitcn5 Ocs Gin,
MISUNDERSTANDING 2ouiS z.
98ciS nod an Nbcno oltf 3iigcn Der
%. & 8. @o6n" nud) ibren reip.
@eitimnlungSorten bCfor0crt. Gas
@roS Ser Ginluonocrcr fam sur BET
ieren Sorte ocricIbcu gcrednet ner.
Den, uno Defenders bemcrfenSmertb
mar bic 9roBc 3obl BON 9eutihen,
meld)e allf Dem 9ompfcr onlongten.
Gin SCAR mltroc oltf ocm Fier bonn
S~ofen.Wiliion0r Foitor Otto gpib
o%etrol1t. SIS morcn Dies Sr. Sol.
S0ol, 80 Sabre olt am Siio.9rooo.
man mobnboft, mo W}or0. Grace, %
Sabre oft. Inter ocn 6ontilicn, ruel.
DIE NIT 8elo gut allSgcitottct bier
o%nlongten befono iid) olth SoI. @er.
rer, Der nit Sron unG flint Ginoern
ettpo $4,000 bicrbcr brod)te linb IN
Wti6igon cine Iorm onfoliien miG.
o9linbcr Goiiogtcr" moll.
te entiprtngen.
Ger llmiid)t be8 &rn. Sror; Sbi.
met, cincs gnQeitcltcn scr 6irn1o u.
Sdyuntod)cr & So, lit cS SIT pcrbons
fen, oob cin nblinocr Toiiogicr," Ser
iid am 9oro beS SdiffcS befono,
nid)t entfom lnb ionlit oem Norob.
2lopb cine be6eutcnoe @eloitrofe
Scitens Scr @uuoeSrcQicrrng or.
iport mliroc. gu8 ser yWtoin" etuo
cine Sogreiie BON Bremen entfcrnt
iuor, fam I'M &oblcn5icbcr . Holrm
cin iunger 0elttidcr, Nnmet8 Sp.
Sonicn ans Sorburh sum- &orihein
Der iif), obnc oie Eoiiogc 5u bc5obIen,
al 9orb gcidlidcn bette. 0erlclbe
ipuroe om 8orb nit ollerbono g(r.
beiten beidGitigt ilnb bel ser Infunit
I'M bieligcn &ofcn iltS SoIpitol OeS
Sdiffes geiperrt, oo Die Gimponocs
rungSs9 eb0roen icine 3uriidIenbung
on~oroneter. @eItern Worgen I'M 3
llbr min gelong eS bent iungcn
Wonne, bllrd ein SenIter, boS iid)
ii6cr ser Gbiire gum S6iifSs Soipitol
befon6, ST. flettern, iif oilf'S 9ed SIT
i6lcifcu mo Damn nit einent &C.
iuo9ten Sprunge bon BORT aus orf
ben Eier SIT 9elongen. Son BORT aus
Lief er, obne bemertt lpor0en SIT
iein, nod ocnt ollBcrIter Gnbc ocS
EicrS, BORT oltf Die onoere Scite oeS.
iel6cn inb Dem 2onoe 5u. Se0of
bottc i'm &r. Sbimcf benerft, lpte CT
Den Sprung bonn 0on1pier mod)te,
mo oils Der 6liiftling am 2onoenOe
beS EierS onlon9te, erfoBte i'm Der
nndiome 9conlte nno brohte i'm
nod) tllr5em @i0eritonoe nllf OoS
Sbiif 5uriid, 100 er bis CUR a6iobrt
beS Campers uno sur Serbinoerung
zines meiteren SlltdtucriufeS in 81.
fen gelegt muroe. NGre Ser irnge
Wom cnttommen 10 bate Der
9tor00. SloDo 0en Ser. Stnotcn cine
Stroie bon minoeltenS $500 5oblen
n%liiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-10

u 8sn~SP4 5nl3eitn R@g Sn
peId1 fur5er 3eit elm 9attm IN cine
3titun6 ulitgrlual1oeIt tuerotn fam,
mllroe jiitgit in eiient6ot ge3eigt.
I'm 7.35 Morgen$ purOen I'M be.
nodborten Sort orei 9Gitme gefGlt,
entrinoet uno in oie Gapiermiible
geidofft. Inn 9.34 llbr mar Der ers
tie 9ogen 8opier bergeitelt. Die
nddite Gruderei 6efanO Iid III ser
bier &ilometer entierrtt liegenoen
Stoot. Gas Yapier mrtrOe mittelit
Wotormogens !eiligit bortbiu ge,
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The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
The Secret Out.


DR.. w. J. McGee, who was head
of the anthropological department of
the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis, has re-
turned to Washington, after four
months experiment. in the Great
American Desert, Arizona, in which
he says he has discovered how storms
are bred in the region, which has
long been termed the ''storm- breed
ing belt"
"a reservoir of vapor is formed
over the Pacific Coast and the Gulf of
California" he said, "and this swings
over the 'storm-breeding belt.' The
ground here is perfectly level and the
radiation from the earth's surface is
consequently regular and even. The
heat radiation from the desert is, of
course, very great. This strong radia-
tion by it's regularity keeps the
aqueous vapor high above the earth
in stable condition.
when the vapor moves eastward,
over the mountains, and meets the ir-
regular radiation that comes from the
uneven surface of the earth a precipi-
tation of the vapor results, causing
rain and storms"
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
Fresh Fish.

Remember we receive fresh fish of
all kinds every Friday and Saturday.
Telephone us your order and we viii
have them dressed to suit you.
tf H. MARGOLEN.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12

THE Central Distilling Co. guaran-
tees the purity of VanHook Whisky.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
Help Child to Find a Home.

The Kentucky Childrens' Home
Society has g,oWl to be one of the
greatest child saving agencies in
America. The success of the work is
due to the good people of our State
who have opened their hearts and
homes to the homeless, destitute
children under our care.
Sixty or seventy bright, sweet
children are sent to us each month and
it is necessary in order to provide for
other neglected little ones to find
good homes for the children now under
our care.
Have you child in your home? If
you have, do you think you could
take another little one to raise and
rear into good citizenship! Will you
not help us by giving home or find
ing a home for child of any age
from infancy to girls and boys of
twelve years of age?
The Master said: Gin as much as
Ye have done it to one of the least of
these, Ye have done it unto me.''
If you are interested in the work,
w-ite for particulars to
GEORGE L. SEHoN, State Supt.,
515 Masonic Bldg, LOUSY lie, KY.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
The Very Latest Conceptions.

The fall styles in millinery excel in
beauty anything that has been out for
years. The Alice Roosevelt blue, the
new Bagonia shade, the French grey
to the gun metal, the receda and
olive green's, Polo Turbins, the short
front and high back dress hats and the
nobby high crown walking hats are
perfect dreams of the milliner's art
this year. They are ahead in style
and price of anything ever seen in
our city.
Mrs. Corne Watson Baird, the leader
in millinery goods in this section, has
taken great pains in selecting her
stock for the fall trade and is able to
show the very latest conceptions from
home and abroad.
The display that can now be seen at
her store is certainly worthy of a look
and she is desirous that the ladies call
and see for themselves.
ATTENTION is directed to the large
advertisement of the Fairs sc and 1Oc
sale, on page 3.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
The Coloneps Waterloo.

Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly met his Waterloo,
from liver and kidney trouble In re-
cent letter, he says: II was nearly dead,
of these complaints, and although 1 tried
my family doctor, he did me no good;
SO got soc bottle of your great Elec-
trio Bitters, which cured me. 1 consider
them the best medicine on earth, and
thank God who gave you the knowledge
to make them. I" Sold and guaranteed to
cure dyspepsia, biliousness and kidney
disease by Oberdorfer the druggist at soc
a bottle.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
French Found Guilty.

The jury in the B. F. French case
at Winchester, Saturday returned
verdict of guilty of enticing away
witnesses last winter in the Marcum-
Hargis suit, and fixed his punishment
at S., 900 fine.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
Incredible Brutality.

1t would have been incredible brutality
if Chas. F. Lemberger, of Syracuse, N.
Y had not done the best he could for
his suffering son. my boy" he says,
''cut fearful cash over his eye, so ap-
piled Bucklen's Arnica Salve, which
quickly healed it and saved his eye"
Good for burns and ulcers too. Only 25c
at Oberdorfer's drug store.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
Genuine Amber Stem Pipes at Onl
so Cents.
Startling Mortality.

Statistics show startling mortality, from
appendicitis and peritonitis. To prevent
and cure these awful diseases, there is
just one reliable remedy, DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. M. Flannery, Of IA Custom
House Place, Chicago, says: "They have
no equal for constipation and biliousness. !"
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
The Best Brand.

The best brand of hams is the
famous Partridge Brand" We sell
these hams in all weights. We also
have large stock of Partridge Brand
breakfast bacon-something fine.
1-tf VIM. SAUER.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
streitman's Cakes and Waters.

We have just received a fresh and
complete line of Streitman's cakes
and walters, such as Streitman's fine
biscuits, vanilla waters, orange waters,
banquet waters, lemon waters, milk
biscuit, special bon-bons, etc.
1-tf VIM. SAUER.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
Reliable Old Line Companies.

Mccarthy & Board VIII insure al
classes of property in the best ole
line companies. 8-4t
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-12
MARRIAGES.

The following invitation has been
issued:
DR.. ard Mrs. Higgins Chinn Smith
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of
~ Marguerite Rebecca Lyme
to
Mr.. Matthew Hume Payne
on the evening of Wednesday, the
twenty seventh of September
One thousand, nine hundred and five
at half after eight o'clock
Christian church
Cynthiana, Kentucky.
Genuine Amber Stem Pipes at Only
so Cents.
Also large new stock of French
Briar Roots and Meershaums, at cor
respondingly low prices.
L. SALosHIN.