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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-21
North Side Items
Orient Argus.

Joe McShane arrived on Saturday
from Fores, n. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris dedicated
the new barn on their place with a
dance, Friday night. About twenty
couples were present, and a ve.y en-
joyable time is reported.
John Hardes' flax yielded % bushels
to the acre. This will bring him S23
per acre, but the ''CrOakrs'' say this
land won't produce enough to pay for
itself at $50 an acre.
James Morris, who went to northern
Minnesota has deSided TO return to
Gods Country" and has rented NJ.
NJ. Deinslake'S place, in Park Town
ship. The family arrived Sunday
night on the Unlimited"
1t is reported that B. A. Naber has
purchased three quarters of land just
east of Arthur Leu's, in Ontario Twp.
and will build and move out here next
year. We hope the report is true for
Ben and family are mighty good Ma
berS.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-21

II. Fullerton has sold his
ranch of eight or nine quar-
tiers in the southeast part OF
the county for ST an acre.
w. I'll. C0ons has arrived
from Iowa to make improv-
ments on the SO he fled on
near Dean last summer and
himself and wife will live
on and prove up on the tract
after January.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. HEX
cox have returned from
their visit at Lake Andes.
His son, G. P, Hickcox and
family, with whom they
were visiting, are expected
here in a day Or two to re-
main during the winter.
Cards have been received
here announcing the mar
riage at Sioux CITY of Miss
Gail Fire8tone and a sue
cesSful young business man
named Tickle. The bride
formerly lived here and has
many friends in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B. Linn
have a little girl at their
home. Mrs. Linn has been
at the home of II. w. Cor
bett for a couple Of weeks.
Mr.. Linn thinks that the
yOungSter IS worth more
than the office of county
treasurer.
Robt. Ramey narrowly
escaped dea tn at Rec
Heights by being caught by
the arm in a feed mill that
he was operating, his arm
being twisted around and
broken, his father appearing
on the scene jast in time to
stop the machine and save
his son.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-21
Locals.

DR.. r. l.. Smith and wife
were in town on business
a day or two last week.
Gilbert Saltmarsh Of
Warner this state was here
visiting his uncle, Senator
Saltmarsh.
VIM. Walton threshed
out 1870 bushels OF oats in
eight hours on the Peterson
farm north of town.
Rudolph Sinkie is attend
ing school here this winter.
His people live some thirty
miles south of here.
Mr.. and Mrs Patterson
who were visiting friends,
the McCullens and DR..
Taylors in Miller, returned
to their home in Huron.
Mrs. Webber who has
been visiting at the home of
her brother Senator Salt
marsh, departed for her
home in Dewitt Iowa the
first of the week.
George Jones and Miss
Cora Strong of Greenleaf
twp. were married at High :
more the first of last week.
The young couple have the
best wishes of a large circle
of friends.
I'll. Bayzarian, who has
been working at plumbing
here for some time, with
Lou Shonburn, departed
this week for Spokane,
Washington, with his car
of goods, combined with
Frank Rudd's. The car to
Spokane over the Northern
Paei6e co st $780,
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-21

Daniel Walsh will have
charge of the McCullen
Il Cree land Office this
winter. Mr.. Cree and fam
lily will be in California and
Mr.. McCullen will be in the
state senate.
L. d. Arbogast and son
Jessie brought in a load of
oats and a load of fax, from
Is miles southeast. The load
Of fax fetched $54 at $1.02
a boshel. The load of oats
contained 101 bushels and
brought "a cents a bushel.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-21
Fire Insurance

New York Underwriters
Agency.
Fire is the test of gold, !"
At San Francisco the New
York Underwriters Agency
sustained 2025 losses, with
net liability of $2,578, 1926.
Of these there have been
adjusted and paid losses
amounting to 1916, It's
leaving In process of ADJUST
ment claims amounting to
only 1902, Isl. This great
work has been accomplished
without dispute or litigation
Ia record thoroughly In
keeping with the time-hon-
ored methods of the New
York Underwriters Agency.
The test of gold Is fire.
A. & j. III. Stoddart
General Agents
j. HI. Cole
Agent.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-21

The net receipts at the
Catholic fair was $3.50.
Mr.. Frank Myers will
start for California soon.
A. NJ. Caulk brought in a
load of flax from near Dean.
He bad on 4,O90 pounds.
Thomas Zimmerman is
working in the harness shop
during A. +. Laverty's
absence.
Mr.. James Wharton and
daughter Edna departed
this week for a winters Wis
it in Iowa.
Stewart Bottum is one Of
the steady boys attendin g
school here this winter. His
home is near Burdette.
A. Thomas, the hustling
insurance agent, recently
visited the southeast part of
the state and Sioux City.
He says that between Yank-
ton ana Sioux City no
thrashing has been done and
the stacks seem to be in
some instances surrounded
by water. This section seems
to have been highly favored
this season.
d. I'll. Smith, w. j. Hal
bower and j. L. Reyes took
considerable time to make
a boat and started Friday
TOR wall lake ~ miles south
of here to hunt ducks. The
cold wave came on Friday
night and froze the lake and
the ducks went south and
the hunters returned to
Miller with the boat in their
wagon. If they had put
runners on it they could
have brought it in on the
snow and ice. Their friends
feared for their safety and
their was some talk of send
ing a relief expedition.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-21
Rec Heights and
the w est Side
GARDNER Bros.
Rec Heights, s. ID.

We wish to call your attention to our new and up to
dale stock OF machinery now on hand.
Our lumber and harness lines are complete.
Also full line of fresh groceries, dry goods and no.
tons and everything needed for the farm or house.
Call and stock and get our prices before going
elsewhere if you wish to save money on your
purchases
Yours
GARDNER BROS.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1906-11-21

Joe McShane arrived on Saturday
from F0res, n. Oak.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

Holidays IN all foreign markets. No cables received
spring bakers spring Clears and low
gFaqe spring Prices were unehanged and firm. IN view
sragh ss e5qss winter patents g sogsG 2S
and extra No winter. 50 75q&8 RYE FLOUR steady;
as 10 coRSMEAI arm quoted: Kin 70 dred 81 500 "a
t2 90 as 70 brand BAASAd: N u 1FTn; quoted Fine white
TTn city nm quoted: western spring 90; standard
ali May shipu.ent; city bran ;21 bulk s2i 90 sacks
s 90 ssoks osa os sasa RSiHy chop 81 bulk
Quite Genera e houFh at s Decline s6Tss Of %
kets remained closed the foreign statistics we're cabed
certain a bearish leaning Northwest receipts
wss ahsaby 8ss h' beah rne ago not
nnysTs so me 2 Po0S saSe NAY & be FefeTTed ID to as
and h9 TsBc. s0a a5 ne a market s. of s gn Gos s5
partial response only 70 sell OF again 70 stiI lower
party. nothing in the general position to Jus
on covering and finally tone steady at net
decline OF sc Cash wheat was held with coanafsHe .S
nothing Worlds wheat exports for the last week 20
Russian and Danubian figures. were 7s79ooo bush,
2saif 2sa A8ooTdinS to 0 the oHih report @
ent Of were 2ss snf bush a for ha nine n1 Months
bush for the sane nine ffpnnS S exports as Wheat IN
March 67sI7O1 BUSH previous nine months q 80 Ss5o
bSsh b aHf The 5o' detsiea DAILY Market
iSsD based on returns from eSTTsspondsats shows
10000 bush in . soahy ehoeiiyg eieyo 81
g si4ooo 6asi at Duluth and MINNEAPOLIS total
$500 Dus 50 1904 are 81 100000 bush; shipments out
COO o65 bush We quote: No red, soc elevator and
oossc n aaoat ! Northern Duluth. S99kc o
aAoat CORN-Dropped NO at the opening, May
momentary pressure selling of 53 sc
t there was quick rally 20 541tc representing a.
se on Nav only July and the later positions being
advance talk
niateS renewed manipulation and heavy buying BY
armour Contingent Not ONLY the local May corn
Toston considered strong but probabilities OF
hnted. made the
possible hy the depleted ana depicting stocks chicago
aiCne losing market
closed practically the
ton Exporters took II. The cash property
easier but nominal; We quote No corn, SIC nominal
An elevator ~ &c nominal ahoat: No white,
and No 2 yellow, 5Jbkc, nominal o b afoat
OAs-FlRe weather opening 20 oats but from
/ loss % tendency 10
drnness displayed by May However,
feeble Exporters II
buying basis CSC lover) ana took
10 600 quote: Mixed, 20 70 81 n. S7a37sc;
whit 3Sd39c and clipped white, 3S
81 a. n 3sa4IAc RYE-Narket steady. No Western,
| sor asked Z o b New York. BATtLEY-haTket quiet:
ssestng 48Atc and mailing 56dGlc. both c 1 New York
Tlhc grain market cables VIII be resumed on Tuesday
Iordon Paris. Berlin and Antwerp which
Rave owing holidays been closed since Thurs
! day. .-r-r, ,zrr,ty pptcE~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

g. so; CUCTMBERs. Florida. per basket 81 5ogS4 oo
&c per crate x2g<4; CFICoRY ENDIVE, New Orieens
Pssr nnl S3gSS: ESCAROLE, New Orleans Per cn! stP
~ EGGPIANrS. Florida and Cuban. per box SzCsa;
and ana Baltimore. per bbl. 25Q5ec; KOHLRABL New Or
eans per loo punches. s3Qs4; LETTUCE: Flor1da per
A SIqS2 b0 do South Carolina. IocQSl 20; 40 North
S9LLtona, 5OcqS1 80; do New Orleans per DBL S-SS3
LIMA BEANS. Florida crate s5GfsTi onions CUBAN
per crate. $2qS2 % 90 Bermuda 81; do S9naecteI @
yellow bbl bag 75cQs1 So do red; 7ocgs1 %; do
OnEe county. yellow, bag 5oc9Sl 70; do red per
S3A SocgSI y; LEEKS New Orleans per lUo 6unches
Jersey 81 5oQS2 OKLA Florida per carrier 81 2gs4 do
Cuban 81 5O@S3 PEPPERS Florida per carrier s1QS3;
DO Cuban SIs2 so: PEAS South Carolina and Georgia
per basket. 81 25qS2 % do Florida, sls2; PARSLEY.
New Orleans curly. bb s1gs2; do plain s21S2 5o
DO Bermuda. per box 75cqS1 ROMAINE Florida, per
basket. s1Qs1 %: New Orleans. per bbl. SSG$4;
Bermuda. per box. s1Qs1 %; RADISHES, Norfolk per
basket 75cs1 25 DO North and South Carolina s1QS1
STRING BEANS, Florida, basket. 81 50G$3 so;
co per crate S1gSS do green per basket 81 6oqsS
DO Baltimore. 40q6oe; SQUASH Florida, white and
rier. 81 506S4 So do Cuban s19S4 TURNIPS Canadian
rutabaga. per Dbl. 81 1889; WATERCREss. per 100
HAY AND sTRAw-HAT-Ths market opened with
good substantial for supplies prices have
sumed strong condition. Choice hay leads the en-
larged call but the good undergrades having
share Of the activity. General receipts moderate. Re-
ceipts to-day $50 tons. We quote: Prime bales.
No 8. e5Q7oo; shipping. 5o9eoo; clover clear 69oc
clover. mixed, 60gSoc, ST'RAW-AIarket unchanged;
prime bright North River command full the
being 60q65o per 100 70.
Toledo, April 16.-CIOvERsEED-Cash and April
So co. October SO Ooi TIMOTHY. 81 80; ALs1KE IS 30
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

--, New York. April l6, 1905.
COFFEE-Tlere switching from Nav 10 later
positions N the conee market to-day. but the con
Inueo holday abroad curIRiled the general news
there was little fresh business The opened
a. unchanged prices TO advance OF points ana ruled
generally with the
points higher Sales for the day reported
Dags o. which about $4,000 bags
from May 70 later months. including December 20
points ana March 90 points Nothing
Importance from Brazil owing holidays there and
the European markets also closed cutting down
the possible sources Of trading domestic
situation which assumed 70 have undergone change
over the honcays IN spite the
ing there Is disposition 70 suppose that considerable
interest Eti outstanding
penoing the evening Of expect
market continue rather
lions concerned The figures In
complete owing TO the absence reports from New
Orleans and baltimore for three days. ware
house deliveries for the week s454 bags against
81 oo1 bags Tor the came week last
year. 90 ~
quotations on the basis Of s l-16c for Rio No :.
The range OF contract prices IN the to-day
follows: -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April s-CATrLE-Rsceipts 2o ooo head mar
ket slow Common prime steers, $40 % 40 cows 60 5%
So heifers 1895 35; bulls, 81 6S4 % cares q 20
GlS6 30; stockers and feeders. 81 T5GS4 10 tOSfIe
ceipt 80 OOO strong to DC higher; choice 70 ne
heavy S6 7OG$6 75: medium TO good heavy 50 @ 20 ~
butchers weights So 70qS6 10 good 70 choice heSy y
mixed SO 65GS6 20: packing, S5 eO1s8 70
steady; sheep. 81 -oUSo 40 SesI
linEs. s5ds0 %; lambs. 81 75GS6 60 .,. - -, It,,
Cincinnati April l6-EIOGS strong; butchers and snip
pera SO u; common IS 5Oq$6 50 CATTLE steady 1ei5
10 good shippers S4 35s5 -; common 81 o$5 SHEEP
steady, SSfS5 10 LAMBS steady. S4 6OGSI -,
East Buffalo April 16--CATrLS-Receipts; 44oO heaa,
slow; prime and shipping 100 l5c lower others steady
81 25qS5 heifers. SO 1895: cows SS4 DO ous - p
81 5O stockers feeders So 6O$4 80; stock heiers
81 75dSs 90; and sprtngers s2 per nead s
s2oqSb4 VEAIE-Receipts 2bOO head active anu DC
lower. S56Ss 10 HOGS-Receipts 82OO head; active
6q1Oc lower heavy mixed S6 %: 1orkers ana PEE
Sc 90: oughs s6gS6 81 ouS4 90 Sttt1st
AND LAMBS Receipts 2D 600 head; active sheep heaS
lambs lower lambs 50 25aST 10; yearngs as wet
S6aS6 2s ewes IS 5GQ$5 70. sheep mixed $3.50 90
Kansas city. April l6-CATTLE-Receipts e,tVV hea.
including Southerns: market steady 20 strong tol
antine s. and dressed beer steers 81
s. 90 good, 81 2S5 - Western FED steers 80 ISg
s. % and feeders S3S4 Lo southern eteeIs
50 75aS5 so: Southern COWS. 81 6tS4 = native cow
calves xaQSG HOS-Recepts. 800; market steady
top So 30: So 4oS6 90; heavy 50 $3.50 80
packers Sc 42lzaS8 so: plgH and lights - 9St - n
SHEEP 4.4OO market strong 70 l-c hlsheI
native lambs S5flS6 Western lambs 5Hs6 % eWss
and yea4ngs. 81 50aS8; Western yearngs S5gSo -
& co
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
CHALFONTE.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Always Open.
On the Beach Fireproot.
Send for Literature
THE LEEDS COArPANY

HOTEL IsLESWORTH,
ON THE BEACH AT VIRGINIA AVENUE
ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
opposite Famous Steel Pier central location
on the boardwalk Sea water in all baths. Auto Bus
at station American and European Plans Rates.
$3.50 per DAY and upward Unique Dutch Cafe Hass-
ler's Orchestra
Persona. representative Hotel Cadillac.
and Broadway Phone. Bryant 34s.
OSBORNE PAINTER
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
bid @"eis' april May, June ana Octooer, s1f

bid bsdua'o foundry. April. May June and October. SIT
with ASR Sas re we're esss sssy ossaTs 9say
the day as holiday c5uotat,ons follow: New or
lsa26c prme aos : 14gise fair ane1 Reft s0s
1sd2oc prime 22a4r 22non 149l5e fair 1o@l'e' s00a'
siderable senr market for oottonseed u displayed Eye o9
ulsve account Scarcity Of offerings together with
sea 500 Ma at assaaton sae SOY % sasHas st y @ aG aGt? @
a. sso: GO at sc. iSS 'sS at 81
100 s and iooo So7eber aSg sr at S4Ae ana 200
and prices nr but have yet responded 70 the
quote ProLEu eFq STANDARD isfd White q per Dbl oo
csse NeS Td u e SSG RE ia So water
e5e buzz Hew Ysk & 6ss & gse bulk ESs Yqr fs
PhIlaaslphia l3,2 ooTToNsEBD oII,TTTme crude rude
s7Ss7Sc i Nav pns 1S sune5 g ss geiisw sspter
gssS; gISs: 6s'oSsr 3S ssnf s4
soa4c cseatats seed 1s ct G raw S & out sc
m mPF0vIsIoNsRued generally higher on an & SutTPs @
market closed @ al Th an aTahce Ts noI az II ard Lard ship
ents from chieag last u 800 tieros and
I Ihe arrival hggs St western points
estnted at 1s5 coO against 600 last
Including 5000 'Sa at ssstS ee Tsseps at Kansas City and
!soS al Omaha M Quoted Mess si1 sS
Quoted: 9'ts Mess 80; ssSs1o; Ss family Ses
S SiS Quoted ssta at l9a1s aGasa
4e n g9ts ss a Rae9Ps s sse & $50 r so 5S3 3
bellies Arm Quoted smokng iolc; 10 n loc y n
qp2tsd es 7g7z & Piebeq hans steady quoted a i
LARD hrmer. Quoted Chicago prime steam, nominal
middle West prime seoas e5c city lard steady quoted
at SAC. Refined lard firm Quoted; South America
975c; Continent e4Oc; Brazil kegs, 1oT6c Compound
firm; quoted at eAd7Ac. sTEARINE Arm quoted; oleo
1Oc; city lard, 10izc.
1CE-Business was here but at good
prices with the undertone steady to firm There was
holiday at New Orleans yesterday, and this gave the
southern markets quiet average OF business aIthough
the temper OF the markets quite firm. Quotations Io
10y; Domestic screenings 9Qs4sc; second heads 81
fancy heads 6% G8c; Japan domestic 494o PatnR es o
b% Java, 4Std6c; RanEoon, IN bond 2A-G24ec
SUGARThe Federal Sugar Company reduced prices ror
refined sugar &c ABE per cent and other
Tefners reduced prices 20 points which them let
basis OF 450c. same terms Very few orders came
in but It is expected that business win improve material
y within a few days. when the notice Of the re,
cuction gets well circulated in the country Prices
are net less cent for cash. Gut loaf and crushed
bS0c: mould A. 495c; cubes 4.S5ci xxx powdered
475; powdered. coarse powdered and fruit powdered
410c Eagle confectoners granuated 4e0c Eagle coarse
and extra fine grsnuated. 4T0o; Eagle BIB cartons 2o
hags and 5b bags OF granulated 4T6: Eagle fine or
standard granuated and diamond A. Soc confectionery
A. 446c; No l, 35c Nos and 4.a0c; No 2oci No
g. 415c; No O. 410c; No 4O5c; 4c No o. S95c No
10 Seoe; No II, Soc; No L. 3soc Nos 49, IA and i5
S7oo The London market for sugar being closed, the
local market was naturally quiet and barely steady Nom
231-3243c and molasses % -52G2&c.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
Financial.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
TREASURES OFFICE.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April 1sth.- 1906.
To the Stockholders of
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company.

A. meeting Of the Board Of Directors this day
the following resolution adopted:
WHEREAS. Capital Stock OF this Company is insur-
nCient for tho for which this Company was in
corporated:
RESOLVED, by the President and Directors Of The
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company that the Capital
Stock OF this Company be and the hereby in
by amount Hundred and Seventy seven
Five Hundred 27T5o0 shares OF One Hundred
Dollars G1oO each Of the Common Stock SO that with
Capital Stock OF the Company shah con-
sst OF Six Hundred Thousand CeooOoo shares Of Ons
Dollars (S10o Of Preferred Capital Stock
ana One Million Five Hundred Tweutyseven Thou
sand Five Hundred Q527 500 shares OF One Hundred
Dollars (s1OO) OF Common Capital Stock
RESOLVED FURTHER. that the privilege be given TO
the holders OF Capital Stock OF the Company Common
and Preferred subscribe between May 21st and
o5r 1905 both dstas Inclusive which
privilege shall Ahres OF Common Capital Stock
70 the amount cent 5S OF their
tive holdings registered the books OF the
Company at o'clock p. NJ. on April 27th 1906; war
rants TO be issued to Stakeholder
specirytn the Of stock which he is entitled 20
subscribe this privilege Payment Of Twenty per
cant (2 OF the OF the subscription shall be
aAs by each shareholder May 25th 1906 forty per
cent C4oc on July 18th 1896. balance forty per
cent (4O9o. September 17th 1906 Warrants be
returned 10 when first instaent paid
for which negotiable receipts will be issued
so returned instahnsnt paid the
TO be void OF value.
On May 25th any stockholdsr having paid the nrss
rstal1nent may pay the second both remaining
Issued
Interest will be allowed September l. 1905 the
rate OF per 5gs) from the date ON
which instalmsnts are paid.
Upon surrender the Company's once. No. 2 Wall
Street. city. n. Y. its agents. Messrs.
speyer Brothers, LOthbury. London z. c.. England,
OF paid after September 1Tt
1906 Certificates the Company its Com
Capital the amount OF share OF such
stock for each Dollars CS1OOD OF full paid
negotiable receipts viii The stock when deltv
September l. 1906.
For fractional fractional receipts viii be
Issued full paid Will be exchanged for frao-
tionaI non-dvidend bearing stock scrip which %
converted Common Stock Certificates presentation
at the Companys office OF One Hundred Dollars
each muples thereof and such fractional stock scrip
as may not be SO converted before December 81
1905, will be redeemed at par.
For above purpose the transfer books Of the Com
pany viii be closed at P NJ on April 9th. 1906. and
Will g reopensd at 10 o'clock A NJ. on May 18th
Circulars giving full particulars for avaing OF the
above privilege stockholders OF record
J. V. McNEAL. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Live Live Qrs OF
cattle sheep. beef.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April 16, 1908.
DETvETDrC
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17

MAINE PRODUCTS COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MR. A
ALEXANDER Is NJ longer connected with the MAINE
PRODUCTS COMPANY general manager or otnerElse
Ali bills against the should be Presented 70
Oliver Gdersleeve, Treasurer No SS Wall Street
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City
Dated New York April 16 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
NEW YORK PRICES

NlE-TALS-with London stn closed for the Easter
boIiSavs there cables to-day, and the various
metal markets very quiet TIN was shade lower
important demand and closed at Ss SOp
a. G2c COPPER continues firm in tone lake Is quoted
M j. 50als 75c; electroltc at - Hls @ ana casting
=. fsFefs LEAD dull a. 535no 40c. and
s5t,I TER al s8 l0c IRON rather easier in tone
- : ,utSde prices Northern grades were shade
Lover ~ FOUNDRY, Northern Is nov quoted at klsg
sgS al The market for pig iron certneates al the
fS5ce lcxchange ruled and feafureleGs all day
l4acticaIly unchsnseG prices. 40 sasss NE zSlotst
New-York tribune., 1906-04-17
Dividend Notices.
City Hotels.

TToTEL BARsTOw. 17-l9 East 27th st-Aps-tments
en- single: furnished Unfurnished: separate
bath each apartment. Translents accommodated Res
taurant; American End EI ropean plans.
TTOTEI, CASTLETON.
II ST. GEORGE. STATEN ISLAND. y. 7.
Ad OF mountains seashore combined
large airy excellent cuisine.
provenent; moderate rates; music. billiards. bowling
golf. z A. DENECHACD. Manager.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-05-04
Higgins Extradicted.

Gov. Beckham honored a requistion
of the Governor of Ohio for the ex-
tradition of Harry Higgins, alias l.
Moore, a prisoner in the penitentiary,
sent from this county, and wanted at
Hamilton, O., on a charge of grand
larceny. The Sheriff Of Butler county,
o., was at Frankfort to present the re
QUESTION papers at the gate of the
prison on the release of the prisoner to-
day, when his term expires. Higgins
will be remembered as the young man
who robbed the altar at the Catholic
church Of a number of valuables and
was given a year in the pen. He was
among a number of thieves who was
following a circus at the time.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-05-04
If You Try

Father Williams Indian Herb Tea,
or Herb Tablets and do not find them
the best medicines you ever used for
Constipation, Torpid Liver, Sick Kid
neys, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Billiousness, Malaria, Dizziness and
Bad Breath, we viii refund the
money.
They work day and night and you
get up in the morning feeling like
new person.
Try them; 20 cents, Tea or Tablets.
For sale by w. T. Brooks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-05-04
PARIS. KENTUCKY. FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1906
DIR. j. b. WATSON Killed.

DR.. William WATSON, Of Versailles,
has received news from San Jose, CAL,
that his brother, DIR. j. B. WATSON.
was killed by the recent earthquake in
that city. The office occupied by DR..
Wasson's nephew, DR.. Julian G. Was
son, formerly of Paris, and now a
prominent dentist at San Jose was bad
ly damaged by the earthquake shock.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-05-04
APPLICATION FOR
LIQUOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned will at the meeting of the
Council on Thursday, May 10, 1906, ap-
ply to the Mayor and Board of Council
of Paris, KY, for license to sell at re-
tail and to be drank on the premises,
spurious, vinous and malt liquors dur
ing the ensuing year at his place of
business No. - corner 10th and Pleas
ant streets.
CURRY & A'HERN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-05-04
Sale of VIM. Tarr Property.

The assignee's sale of the property
of VIM. Tarr, lying in the city of Lex
ington. consisting of four lots of the
Belt Line Land Company, Tuesday, re-
suited in Percy Grove buying the lots
at So. go a foot.