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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
Uns WiernO.

Der in Der 6aupttaot Wterifo err
idetnenoen uOeutlben 3eituno" en-
nebn1en mir fulaenoes:
Sn Der lebten SiBung Der me-
oisiniihen Itaoemie bat Der DDttor
Daniel Bergara 2ope eiue Nrbeit
pDrgeleat. uelhe iiber ben @influB
einea 6eilmittels geaen ben aiftigen
Std oes SturptDns hanoelt. @r
bat oieies Wittel bergefteat, pelhes
bic 8irtuna oes Sites audi in ben
heiBen geilen unleres 2anoes 5ers
it0rt. Die nit benz Serum anaes
iteIlten GerIude idetnen abgeidlols
fen su Iein. gr hat uuter anoeren
9iereu su leinen Beriuhen orei &as
ninden genommen uno ibnen oas
Silt eDn 5forpionen aus Durango
ein9eimpft, benz britten &aninhen
hatte er ieoDh auh BON benz Serum
cine @iniprikung 1emabt. 8abreno
nun nod einigen gaaen bic amei nit
Dem 8lfte geimpften 2aninben itars
ben. befinoet ltb oas nit benz @e'
a~entnittel nod geimpfte gier mobl
uno munter. Oiele Radaridt oiirfte
fir Nue' nelde in ben 9rupert mob
men, Don GROCER Wihtiateit lein uno
DEFENDERS aud fir Die 8euDbner BON
Durango. Die biz oabin idbrtih piele
Wenibenoerlulte ourb Stprpions
itihe au beflaaen hatteu.
- 8iirSltd puroe Der SberIt War,
tin 8. 8usman ourb bas &rieQsees
ri6t ne9en periibter @roulamteit
perurteilt. 6ierauf ianoten Die Chefs
uno Sffsiere Der ~@Dmiiton 8eDgras
flea @%rpl0raoura" oemielben Elm Wit.
leioibreiben. Sn SDlae oefien linb
nun Die Witunterseihner oeffelben
auf Befehl oes Brdftoenter Der Res
publit nit lie einem Monat Nrre1t be.
frat moroen. oa bierourh bas Mn.
ieben oeS RrieasQerihteS uno Die all.
aemeine 9issiplin leioett tonne. Sen
Irreit BADEN ale Offtsiere in ulua
abaublBen. Der Brdftoent oittie,te
ibnen aus @naoe bieien Irreit. marnt
ieoDh oanor, ba bel nGhiter @elegen.
belt Die nDle Strenge Der Rriegsge=
lebe in Nnmenouna tor1r1en muroe.
Bor eintaer Belt bat Elm iuneer
Trans0le, gbuarbD 6. gtbart. Der
in ben lebten Sabren Die Ser. Staa'
ten uno uniere &epublit ourd1retIt
bat. elm groBes Warmorlager ent.
oeft, oeiien Qualitdt nit AT Der be.
ften geb6ren luu, Die bisber in Wes
rit0 aeFunoen lit. 9ieies 2ager
tuuroe auf 9dnoereien zines 5ranciscu
y. @arcia i'm Diitritte Gtliro. Staat
Buebla, 9%efunoen-
8or etma iehs Mpnaten erbDh.
ten Die Ser. Staater bic 80ae auf
Rint . Wineralien 10 iebr, oaR Der
grport nah ourtbin falt ausaelhlpls
fen ihien. ga bic RintproouftiDn
in unierer &epubltt fih beoeuteno
fteiaert. 10 Eat cine tr6ftige @eieu'
idaft init einem &apitnl BON 5 Biz 6
Wiaionen BeiDs beibloffen. auf benz
8ebiete BON goabuila Uoer Wuepo
2eon elm groBes Shmelapert fur
| 3tnter3e einauribten unb oieies IDG
nit ben neueiten Walninen ausoe.
itattet iein. Die Nnlaoe miro iGbr.
lid $50 big 200, 900 Tpnneri 8int.
er5 nerarbeiten t6nnen. @s meroen
oann niht mebr oieie unreinen @rse.
iunoern nur nod oas refine 3int ers
pDrtiert peroen, bic Ser. Staaten
BADEN eben ourb lire 8oaerb5buns
gen unierer Winen= inoirett
einen groBen Dienft erpieien.
Cine @eieQihaft aebt nit Der
Nbfiht umt. i'm Often BON Weritp
cine Sabrit 81 ariinoen. in Der @e<
| genitdnoe uDn @laa uno Buraeuan
beraeitellt meroen ioqen. Ser Snge>
nieur Nntonio 8~elassuea arbeitet eff
rig an oielem B%rDieste.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
Ser sebeus . Ntbem,.

gs 1T betannt. baB Der @Driqa bic
ftdrfiten 2ungen bat. Starfe Gun.
gen beoeuten ftarte &unftitutiDn.
6altet be Ntbmunas 0rgane auf.
reht. Bie Tauienoe hat oies aud,
WirS. OraN. stephens, Bort
@iQiamS, O.. ertannt. Sic Ihreibt:
,9rei Glaihen BON Or. Sings Neue
@ntoedung beilten meinen srueijdbri.
gen 6uuften uno oas, mas meme
5reunoe Shminoiuht uannten. Dae
Wlittel lift grDB tiir pals. nno Gun,
9enleioen. @arantiert. Blu baben
bel GoDlpb DreiS uno s.. Ralteper
q Sobn. Breis SOC unb 81. Bros
beHaihen frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
SMmermrat.

Mit oieienn Burte spirb niel unfua ae.
trieben. Mie oft leier mir, Der ODER Ser
bat aus 5Mtuerrnut Selbhmprb beam.
gen. Sn Hnbrbeit leeen fat ale bieIe
ungiidlid9en nur 6ano an iim. tueil ID.
Retl ithtuere 3eioen oes Ma9ens, Der See
bee poer Der Nieren 6ns 2eben nerqdIen,
Den floren Slid trlben. g8 1T feline ieeIt.
idbe 8rnntheit. meIde oiefe Bebauenss
rperter in ben Eeb treibt, jonoern Elm tor.
perIides 3ei6en, oos nit ben beriihmten
ct. Bernard 8rduterpi1en (idber hdtte III
riert tuer6en f6nnen. SIR IS Gents in
allen NputheEen sA bnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
Il TENGG,S
0mthbamolmma nne 9ruderei.

gontusSu@er. Observation-Disclosures
etc. beaieht man am Beften BON Der
0bisen alten Sirma. @roSe Nuss
uabl BON Sport' unb Saucb. Nrtiteln
auer Nrt. Bidder uno 8eitIhrifteu,
Die 9ru1erei iibernimnt Den Druid
BON Statuten, 6ohSeites, 8erlus
buna8s uno Giiiten' &arten. Nue
Auftrdae tueroen prompt ausaefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
LIN elm @efthipiir IN helen

iagt Sam Renbaa, Bbiuipsburg.
6an., bebedt es NIT 8udlen's Irni'
ca Salbe unb fife tut Das nebriae.
Sbneafte Sur fir Shnitt' unb
Branomunoen. aufaeiprunseue 9dn'
De, iblimme Gueen unb SnBe. Nur
25e. 9u haben bel Noolpb 9reiB
uno 8. Ralteper 4 Sohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
Sorbereitnmsen gum 6erbh.

Ser CONNER gebt CUR Suite,
Der reibe Serbft 1T nab,
uno BON @ebirg uno Suite
Sin6 Mue pieoer on.
uno bic binlber apgen,
Sn'8 alte Seimatlanb,
sic fpmflen beirngeHuaen,
Gum ih6nen Eerasitranb.
Sebt beiBt's iicb p~orbereiten.
grernt betB bic Sonn' aleidb nod.
Nmf falte Binterseiten;
STE tomnten enolih bod.
Nun tam man balb entiaiien.
Den gtsmnnn. bod bafiir
MnB man auf Jeu'runa paf1en.
Steht Wtnter bDr ber Tfir,
Isle 1T oas Snl5 10 teuer,
Die gambler ltnb i'm ,Htua".
uno audi Elm &~pblenfeuer
SIT elm toitipieIi9 Ding.
Wenn GIG uno Sbnee audi ielten
Nuf benz Bro9ramti bier heht.
Ntub man bod falt es 5dbelten.
8ern ibarf Der 4Drner fpeht,
30. tuie i'm Eeraslan6e.
Snnnfaiitg tuiro oaS Blut.
Sa TT es feine Sbanoe,
SaB leitt man frieren tut.
ODD tuD5u Erlbial fpinnen,
Ntcbt Rot, oaB man iid bGrmt;
8nn auBer un6 nsn innen.
Wtro tidbtrg aufaetuGrmt.
8ir baben quite 5abluna:
Do 1T oas Zone &far 8ter.
SIN Somt1er ibafft es RabIuuo,
SIN 8tnter tuarmt es Bier.
go mag Der 0proer tobeu.
8ie tuenig adbten's mir,
Bir fiben. trinten unb ioben
Sns fth6ne Zone Gtar 8ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
Cine iittereiiante Glaae.

Gin prominenter Birger bat tiirss
lih cine Glage geaer Die Sirr,a elm
gebradt, Die iein 6aus angeitrihen
bat. Sc eraiebt iib. baB Die ssirma
nit Der 6anb gernifhte Tarben ae'
brauht, uesbalb cine @leifmdBios
teit oes Nnitribs nidt eraielt tperoen
tunnte uno bas 6plsnert nun pers
ihieoene Shattierunaett auFuei1t.
WuraI = gebraudt Sarben, Die nit
Der Wai6ine gemiiht finb. 60.
Gtebes & S0hne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10

Seine Aual tDmmt Der our6 &beu'
matiSnus Deruriahten elei6. Durb
ben @ebrau6 BON Gimer & MmemoS
6ecept Wu. 1851 tpirb Iofort 2in=
oerung gel6affen. Sn alien Npo'
thefe1 III hahen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
Briefs Elite.
csrsen. 2ihe.

gotparo ABRAMS Stag 8ernitein =
gtr 3eirn1an - 81 2erid Seinrth 8itt.
9amens2tfte
NtiB gatbarine 4oerhplo - W1rs 9ouiIe
u Bed - Nfrs 8e0 greser - WtiB @en0s
LEILA grDte - Wtrs @arp 9inbemonn -
W1tB 9efie Rageg - Wrs Nnnte Muraen
-@etB 2uIa Mo6 aRiB Nbro Stepens.
9tusIunotiGts
4rtbur 2ieste = SoIef Sad
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10

Srnu Clara Satin an Maube 6 8nrnes,
@runoitdd an Der @uentber StraBe;
$4500
6 Reef uno 6rnu an 5eur1 Aurbmanri,
@runbitid an Der Bueun 8ifa StraBe;
$40 u ",
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10

@eht gu Burgftatler' 8
SALON uno &eitaurnnt. Bill
lita'S traBe neben Der Saae Der per-
mannaiDbne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
NerIanat

miro elm Sunge i'm Utter bon IA bis
L. 5abren, Der fertiq beutib lelen
Tam. NaGsufragen in Der Office
Der ,5reie Brelie fir Ieras''.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10
@ert lie ~ perfnden.

Der pupuldre Beniipns.N aent 0.
8. Brown, Bittsielo, ST., laat;
Daa BETTE su baber reben elmer Sen.
iiur, iino Or. Sings Neue 2ebens'
8iuen, iie erhaltert meiner Farnilie
Die @eiunobeit. SbnelIe Rur fir
&opfmeb. 8eritopfune, @ale. 25c.
@arantiert. 8u BADEN bel Gbplpb
DreiB uno s. 3alteper & Subn.
Dr.. 81. u. Etpsr,
SfteDpatb.
221 2oiopa.Stra6e 8eibe telephone 1886.
1tHd'S 3 Gents bapana . &igarren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10

YaIii Mtttller .-gleftriIde Sbleis
ferel. -Ilamo Blasa. 8ertauf uOn
WfeRern, Sheeren etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10

,,SDrD . SprmaItn'. elmer a
M1tenS) J, lit als antiieptiides Rabn.
uno Wlunouaiier uniibertronen' SIN
allen apotheten su hnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10

Simavs 5 Gents Supauu.g iuurre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10

SetrGtS ShetHe.
* BereB uub Maria 8immerle.
9rtbMr RIppftetn unb Weta Graf,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-10

sFtmd's 5 Gents 6apana.@ iqarre.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
Hon. Claude Desha Dead.

Hon. Claude M. Desha was found
dead at his home in Cynthiana, Thurs
day night about II 80 O'Clock.
He had complained of feeling i'll dur
ing the day and had kept his room,
answering the summons of his house
keeper, but declining to appear for din
ner or supper.
At hour named the housekeeper was
passing through the hall of his resi-
dence to ascertain whether he had re-
tired, as she thought he had gone up
town. She was Mortified to find him
dead, the body sitting in a chair with
the feet resting on the lower steps of
the stairway. The body as stiff, as he
had been dead for perhaps two hours.
Neighbors were hastily summoned. His
death as probably due to apoplexy.
He had announced as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress from the ninth District. Pre-
viously he had been in the race for the
nomination for Clerk of the Court OF
Appeals, but withdrew when the high
fees of the primary were announced.
He had served four years as Court
Clerk of Harrison, his term ending the
first of last january. Previous to
that he had represented the county in
the lower house of the Legislature.
He was a staunch friend and supporter
of William Goebel and stumped the
State for him. At the time Goebel
was shot, Desha was chief clerk of the
Senate.
His father was the late Gen. Lucius
Desha, wealthy planter and land
owner. His grandfather was Governor
Joseph Desha, one of Kentucky's early
Chief Executives and representative
in Congress. Judge Lucius Desha. of
Newport, is brother, and Mrs. J. w.
Lucas, formerly of Paris, sister and
brother-in-law, of Hon. H. C. Duffy,
of Harrison.
His wife died four years ago, leaving
a daughter, who is about ten years old.
The burial took place Saturday after
noon at o'clock from the residence in
Cynthiana. Burial at Battle Grove
Cemetery, at Cynthiana.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
STOCK. CROP. &c.

w. B. Woodford sold Sc head of
fine export cattle at 81 cents per
pound.
"A. ]. Corey has been offered $12,-
500 for his colt Old Honesty, now at
Saratoga.
-Abnee & Mussison bought of Jet
& Hall 1000 pounds of tobacco at Z
cents per pound.
Joseph Stuar, of near Paris, de-
livered to Spears & Sons TAO BUSHES of
wheat at so cents.
WA. Bacon sold to M. G. Cole, of
Gallipolis, O., four-year-old PAGER,
trial 2 :151, for $500.
Joe Farris delivered to McClintock
& Sons 18 head of 16O-pound hogs this
week, sold last February at cents.
Ed. and Harve Prewitt have sold to
c. c. Mcdonald, buyer for Sulzberg &
Swartzchild, 155 head of export cattle
at cents straight. The cattle will
average about l, Ats pounds.
1t is stated by reliable shipper
that at least $4,000 lambs have been
shipped to the eastern markets from
this county for which farmers have
realized an average of S. per head or
in round numbers S225, GOO. :
B. F. Buckley sold last week at
Louisville II hogsheads Of medium
tobacco at from Z to 49, cents per
pound. Ashby Leer, of Millersburg,
sold at the same time 20 hogsheads at
an average Of $11.50 per cwt.
Something astonishing is reported
about the Delaware peach crop. The
Pennsylvania railroad employees an ex-
pert to estimate the crop, so that it
can provide cars. Now this trained
statistician says the production this
year will be 2,500,00 baskets, double
that of any year for & decade, and
four-fold that of last year. This i'm
mense output is attributed to the spray
ingtrees which keep insect pests away.
There has been considerable activ-
ity prevailing in the market for choice
Blue Grass seed, the price having ad-
vanced to 80 cents per bushel, which is
an advance of 10 cents per bushel in
the past two weeks. R. B. Hutchcraft
purchased of 7. J. Judy and E. X.
Thomas, of North Middletown. their
crops at 80 cents per bushel, while Hon
C. NJ. Clay sold his crop toyE. f.
Spears & Sons at the same price.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
The FOrdham Bar.

The new Fordham Bar, Messrs. ].
H. Current & Co., proprietors, has
been transformed into a thing OF
beauty. papered and cleaned with hand
some new furniture that makes the
place one of the most inviting bars in
he city. They dispense nothing but
the best wines, campaigns, WHISTLES,
with the celebrated Jung Beer in keg
and bottle, old VanHook, Chicken Cock,
Sam Clay, Bond & Lillard and Old
Forester. They carry the finest line
of cigars in the city. Visit the new
Fordham Bar and be delighted with a
cool refreshing drink and courteous
treatment. 10-2t
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
Beckham and Hager Scored.

Hon. N. B. Hays, Attorney General,
spoke to about 352 voters of Mont
gomery county at the court house in
Mt. Sterling Saturday afternoon in the
interest of his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor. He
was met at the depot by large number
of admirers and a brass band. He was
escorted to the National Hotel, where
he held a levee with friends until he
was taken to the court house. where
he began his address. He was given
an enthusiastic reception, many ladies
being in the audience. General Hays
address was somewhat different from
any he has made and was a strong ar
raignment of Governor Beckham, Audi
tor Hager and Percy Haly.
He charged that Hager and Beckham
had openly defed the laws of the State
and had asked that courtsrecords be not
published as it might injure the party
He stated that he was ready and will
ing to meet Hager at any time and any
where and discuss the questions of the
campaign. His address was well re-
ceived and frequently applauded.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
meath of Capt. Robt. L. Bowles.

Capt. Robert L. Bowles, of Pal
pvra. Mo-, who was the victim of a
runaway accident Friday. died from his
INJURIES Saturday morning.
Can't. Bowles was a former citizen
Of this county, and prominent in his
Missouri home as banker, farmer and
CAPITALIST. Mr. Bowles left Bourbon
twenty-five years ago, settling at
Palmyra, where he invested in real
estate. amassing a large fortune. He
Is brother of the late Socrates Bowles
and an uncle of Mrs. j. H. Butler, of
this city, and Mrs. DIR. Alexander, of
Fayette county. Mr.. Bowles was a
Confederate soldier, belonging to the
regiment commanded by the late Col.
William C. P. Breckenridge. He has
MANY friends and old comrades here
who will regret to hear of his sudden
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Butler left i'm
mediately after hearing of the acct
dent for his bedside, but he was dead
upon their arrival. They at once tele
graphed their daughters here, but the
telegram has never reached them yet,
and they did not know of his death UNI
til the return of Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
yesterday.
Funeral services were held at the
residence in Palmyra, Sunday morn
ing, and it was said to be one of the
largest ever held in Missouri
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
Teachers OF Bourbon District
Schools.

County School Superintendent F. L..
McChesney furnishes us with an off
clal list of the several teachers assign
ed to the district schools of Bourbon
for the coming scholastic year.
Of the 35 white schools in the county
81 have been supplied, with four
vacancies, and the list of applicants
for the positions has been exhausted.
Now is the chance for eligible persons
to,secure one of the vacancies.
Following is the list of white schools
and the teachers as assigned:
ClintOnvllle, Mrs. Elizabeth Dundon.
Burris, Miss Eta Bell.
Hedges, Virgil c.. Gillispie.
Cane Ridge, Miss Westye Boardman.
Little Rock, Miss Elsie Boardman.
Centerville, Miss Edyth Christie.
Jacksonville, Mrs. Ida Essex.
Stony Point. Miss Allie Stone.
Rosedale. Miss Fannie G. Ingels.
Hutchinson, Miss Josie Lenihan.
Riddles Mills, Mrs. Annie T. Doty.
Hill, Miss Mayo oliver.
Shakespeare, Miss Mabel Robbins.
Kiserton, Miss Ida Moore.
Shawhan, Miss Bessie Talbot.
Eals, Miss Marian Leonard.
Palmer, Miss Rebecca G. Holt.
Escondida, Miss Jennie Howard.
Letton, Miss Nancy Quinlan.
Tarr, Miss Ida Redmon.
Purdy, Miss Matte Thorne.
North Middletown, Miss Bessie An
derSon.
Millersburg, Miss Lizzie Sturman.
beavers, Miss Drusie Elliott.
Bethlehem, Miss Edna Elliott.
Monterey, Miss Louise Benthal.
CIay's Cross Roads, Miss Susie Clay.
Morris, Miss Rida Thornton.
Pleasant Green, Miss Bessie Smiser.
Jackstown, Miss Ollie Ashbrook.
Dudlye, Mr.. M. A. Comack.
Colville, Miss Elizabeth Brown.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
The Skyscraper.

Eveyone who contemplates visiting
the Bourbon Fair should not fail to
visit the Skyscraper, Main near Tenth
street, convenient to the Interurban
Traction Line, for a cool, refreshing
drink Of Wiedemann beer, in key or
bottle. The finest line Of old WHISTLES
IN the city. Chicken Cock and Vana
hook. Try our line of imported wine,
Mumms extra dry. Our cigars have
the right qualities for a fine smoke.
THE SKY SCRAPER,
l4-tf Albert Lyons, Manager.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
Four Records Smashed.

The Broncho, at the grand circuit
meeting at Cleveland, broke. four
worlds records within an hour. The
first record to go was her own world S
record for pacing mares, 2:034, from
which quarter was clipped in the first
heat. The other two records were !:
Fastest two heats for pacing mares,
2:O3, 2:O34. Fastest heat for pacing
mares, 2 :022. Fastest three heats for
all sexes, 2 80, 2:O34, 2 :O23.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
HOme-KilIed Meat.

We have some of the finest home
killed meat ever slaughtered in Paris.
viii take pleasure in filling your order
with something nice. Give us a trial.
27-tf LAUGHLIN BROS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
Wanted.

Gentleman or lady with good refer
ence,.to travel by rail orswith rig for
a firm of $25O,O0O capital. Salary
Sl,O72 per year and expenses advanced.
Address, with stamp, JOS. A. Alexan-
der, Paris, XIV.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14
Sale of Privileges.

Don't forget to attend the sale of
privileges for the Paris Fair on Thurs
day afternoon at 80 O'Clock, Aug. Is,
on the grounus.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-08-14


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22
Property Amicaby divided, and the Complaint
on the Ground of Deserton Will
Not Be Contested.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 22-Mrs Huntington brought
for divorce of
contested. The property satisfactorily divided
(Associated Press cablegrams.)

This H. of in probability,
though
Huntington the builders
ntraned by
greats favorte the older erman
Henry E. Huntington
Of
millions
n he States
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-22

the in
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of
Chinese
the further of
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EQUINOCTIAL STORM.

ST JOHNS Newfoundland 22.-The equinocta
causing wide spread
wrecked
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LEGISLATURE AT FAULT.

In talking to one of the largest en-
ployers of poolas, in Honolulu, he told
me that since the saloons had multi
piled. and liquor was easy to pur-
chase. and its quality so poor, more
men had been incapacitated for work
BY drunkenness than ever before. He
said also, that if he continued to lose
(Conrinued on page Ia
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SOUTH AZ RIGA
WAR DAMAGES
ASSOCIATED Press ablegrams-After-
noon Seryice)

ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrams-
noon Service)
JOHANNESBURG, March 21.-The
South African Compensation Commit
tee has completed its work of examin-
ing the claims of losses resulting from
the Boer War. The>claims aggregated
1910, 900. 600 and of this amount s47,-
e00, 900 have been allowed
This is one of the closing chapters Of
the story of the conquest of the
Transvaal by Great Britain. The ef-
fort to collect the claims will, of
course, be continued indefinitely
Nothing dies so hard as a claim for
compensation for damages from war
The United States had experience Of
that in the rebellion.
NOTED WRITER DEAD.
MILTON. Mass. March 21.-Mrs. A
D. T. Whitney, the well known au-
thoress. died here today.
AdeIine Dutton Train Whitney was
born in Boston, September Is, 1924.
She was an author of some note, most
of her work appearing in magazines.
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STORY OF THE MUTINY
AT SEBASTOPOL UNTRUE

ST. PETERSBURG, report of muiny of
sailors Sebastopol is
The in o
and for
SCI mutiny in mber last
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Treasurer Campbell has received a
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CAN ONLY PROSECUTE CORPORATIONS.

CHICAGO, March 22.-Judge Humphreys has
individuals
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COUPLE OF BRITISH
WARSHlPS COMING

A couple of British warships are
reported to be heading this way. one
from Victoria and the other from the
South American coast. One of them
is expected in a few days. The names
of the vessels are unknown