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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Philadelphia, II Is said, is having n
religious revival" under the leader
ship OF Rev DR. Reuben A. Torrey, as
sisted by Charles NJ Alexander Not
since the time when Moody and San.
key conducted the revival in the old
freight station Of the Pennsylvania
railroad company, has Philadelphia
been 80 stirred as It is now. Meetings
are drawing as many as 10000 people
dnllv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28
WHAT PUNCH IS.
New York Evening Sun

NVW IUTh EFVTITB sun,
a very felicitous definition of Punch
was made some time ago By Mr.. An
drew ID. White. That historian and
diplomatlst has given many thousands
OF his books to Cornell University. But
he said that he would not part with his
complete set of Punch during his life
because II was the best history Of Eur
ope In the Victorian period
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

The Missouri supreme court says that
II II. Rogers and other standard Oh
witnesses must answer. Heretofore they
have been giving Attorney-General
Hadley back talk instead OF answers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Officers Of various Colorado COM
panles have been indicted for using the
scrip system for paying their employees.
Some day they viii learn that 1t Is Lex
anti scrip-ta est
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

"Peacemakers have their victories no
less renowned than war" is the theory
on which the President has again IN
tervened to prevent a strike OF coal
miners
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Wholesale There will be a yellow
peril" In the Industrial field, II west
ern enterprise is brought TO the neces-
sty Of competing with eastern CHEAP
labor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

In the case Of SImpkins, wanted in
connection with the Steunenberg MUIR
der, It cannot be said that the wicked
flee when no man pursueth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

New York is to have the highest sky
scraper in the world. But It won't
bring New York nearer heaven by a
Ions R8I.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

One might think that the reign Of
crime in the Windy City would blow
over. but II doesn't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Two deaf mutes were married in New
York the other day, the ceremony be-
ing Ia sign language. And a sign shall
follow them through life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Car Nicholas has broken away from
the old influences that surrounded him.
He could scarcely have done a better
thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

If England and Russia come to an
understanding It will be through the
English or French language, never the
Russian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Algeciras itself is not much more
than teapot, but a continental temp
est may start in II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Since receiving that letter John Nit
chell Is undecided whether to strike for
home and country or at all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

An uprising in the far yeast may be
expected at any time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Nothing win be heard of Omaha until
Pat Grove Is arrested again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

The drydock Dewey seems to be get
ting wet inside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28

Is stuyyesant Fish yet to be the Ha-
zen Hyde to the Mutual trustees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The article on the new Baltimore by
Merrill A. league u the Reader for
March Is an interesting bit of writing.
IL Is profusely illustrated. and tells in
terse English the story OF the birth of
a modern, well built city from the hot
ashes and ruins of the old. or the
other serious discussions the Reader
has the first installment Of series by
Francis Hackett The title is AT the
Foot of the Ladder" and Charles
Klein author of THE Musicmaster.
writes an article on THE Psychology
of the Drama" that Is well worth a
thoughtful readers time. OF fiction
there is the conclusion OF Anne War
ner's new Susan Clegg story. "rhe
Wolf at Susan's Door" Helen Sterling
Thomas story, The Making of a
Song and many others.-The Bobbs-
Merrill Co., indianapolis.
The American Magazine. which for
thirty years was I4eslies Monthly, has
two interesting articles In the March
number. one, The Eden Makers" by
Julian Helburn, tells OF the remark
able things the United States Reclama-
ton Service Is doing; how II Is maxi
ing 1T for cultivation desert area OF
100000 acres. Under the caption The
Case OF Mabel Parker" Arthur Train OF
the New York district attorneys Office
tells the story OF slip OF girl who
stole thousands Of dollars through free
hand forgerles, of her audacious de-
Tense in court, and how her husband
swore that he was the guilty person IN
vain attempt to save her. From the
Photographic side this number Is well
up to the standard. Among the writ
ers OF fiction are Mary Choldmondeley.
Charles Buxton Caring, George Ran
dolph Chester Margaret Burbee Shipp,
Lynn D. Follett and John Worne.-Col-
Yer Publishing House. l4l Fifth Ave.
New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-28
l5c Embroidered
Top Collars Sc

A very pretty line
Of Embroidered Turn
over Top Collars, IN
a variety of designs,
l0c and loo qualities
win be sold. as long
as they last during
this sale at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Gn fin ny llOgaOc al Siblen
/ &omnefOrmat meo
latinlfc SDper.

Gi guiter at benleoe 0pmerts
iombeOen paa en- ny uo9aoe al
8iblen / 9ommefprmat meo latinite
8nper, Stprrelie 5x7 CONNER %
Ii 5omme tpf, trgtt paa lint Ya-
PR meo mango bellioige 3auitra-
tipner 9Obt ubigrt. Oct gamle Ie=
ltamente er efter ben M Goeriet=
teiie. 8iuoet er meget lmagfulot
meb Joriiriug % @ulOtrpt, 99ber-
6Oerfalosbino meo afrunoeoe 6jgra
aer og li9ner Ell i'm en9elit gibel.
giblen II meo @ulonit, runoe
6igrner Og tpoelig 9rgt. Zen ct
iaroeles pusienoe iom en- @aoe til
aonHrmanoer. Ter er goo Blabs
til at paatrptte Aaon / @nl0. Bib.
len CT meget biaig, oa ben iRl9es
for S1.75. 3nuu Loo etstra. HOr=
tofrit tillenoE
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
BEAJIS. NEBR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
AfbOlOs -5OteOras.

gpens @. 6. I. Il. (9uinoernes
triiteli9e aibOlOsforeniHg) bar be.
bet os opta9e efterfelgenbe alinb-
ggrelie. 8i oil meget tilraaoe ale,
|iom fan. at gaa Og bgre bette
5oeora9.
The Hon. A.G Wolfenbarger,
Attorney aud Counselor, Line
oln. will deliver his lecture ON
The Enforcement Of Law
and
The Support Of the Schools
without Licence Money" -
in Germania Hall, on the 9th
of March, at eight O'Clock =. NJ.
Door open at 30: admission
free; collection at close.
Hon. a. G. Wolfenbarger is
a splendid orator, and holds
his hearers from the beginning
to the end of his address He
is eloquent, logical, witty and
humorous; California Pro
hibitionist".
Instructive and always en-
L. ST. John.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Blair, Nebraifa.

Dor 5orman0 Der / 3rbtteriet
for lanqere 5io. Sergen DidTen.
bar Forloot os for at opsrtage en-
9laos Tom MaitinsS 9tte pef
Den OanIte gioneer~ / Omaha.
Is 0aar ituloe ban rejie neo At ic
lom 9eilio6eo. Saa ON noeIe 0agt
%rejIet 5amilien. 9i flyer 9ihfsn
Eat for eoot Samp9r og Samar-
beioe % gniter BAN 2btte / fin
fremtioige Sitting. ligeIom Ri pn-
fer BAN mso 5amilie iouo 9ptle
/ oeres npe Omgipelier.
5ioIigsre 5ormano Der
5rntteriet. 6. 6. Rielien, bar after
opertaget 6ormanospluoIen Der CT
ter Di6ien. @i bpoer bam bier
teli1 9eltommen.
- gn iieloen Qpbeo berfra tan
oct pel talOes, at ri npIig bar fact
en- RepreIentant for Be tapre Sas
punere Der / 9nen. 5 lGngere 5io
bar Uiiis @ainrigbt. en- Batter If
aFopoe Bait. Wainrigbt. p9ret giiss
iionar / Sapan, og MI forleoen Dag
tom bun bism paa 9eIsg efter 10
2lars 6rabGr og bra9te en- Sapas
ner paa omtring Is 2(ar meo ii9.
Oct er en- Qooptipipn. iom Iris
0ainrigbt bar aoopterst for fere
Qar Foen. 6ans Gfooer par
opo. og bans 5aoer falot
M / Den iapanitzrusfite &rig, iad
ban belt tilberer Miis 0ain
right % bar for 5ioen tit 6iem Der.
Dan gaar { Stole Der, % BET er
moi 5anten, at ban itdl uboannss
Der / Qa"oet. / 5orbinoelie meo
aonqretiondltirfen til Misiionar
6lanot 1T 5olf. san iiges at pare
opermaaoe beflig.
mrs. Deter So6nien. en- #
De faa Norite Der / gpen, opoe i
ooroass, Og gegraoelfen fanot
5irsoog GftermiOoag ia
!0jsmmst, lsoet At Gep. ). )
qau6er fra Rorfolt ifpIge benos5
for bun oeos. Mrs.
So6nien bar fpot / Qorse II. Qu9.
1921 og bleO iaaleoes oDer 81 9tar
sammef. 6enOea mano osoe for
en- Gnes 2lar foen.
6uf gfbol6sforeOroset /
@ermania 6aa / bitten.
Or. ). n. murbO6 traF.s MI
Or. RcbinIons OFice og goprl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
OiianenpOlis, Miun.

Dlc. 5. ID. SEMEN bleo hegruDa
ira o atrte for ct par Tiger iiOsn-
~ 5erslsps file Barn oeos fiolte
.llee.
gait0r 6. 8. ajpler Opiageoe
i'm @erning Der ii0fie Ssnoag for
at gaa pea fit 6omelteao { Wils
liams 60. q. Dat, buor bun u
.taloa til HlisFonspneit at g. DAT.
arsas.
zen Menigbrosmeoet fOits
3irsoas gften forstDses iaa qrp4
~teDaig, og gafior G. Sobnlon Al
0mpaea oalgtss.
SEQ Idnme Ms0e reignereOe D.
Hasmusisn iOm B1enigbeoens CT.
fretur, t6et ban ogfad rsjfer I'll
ia. Dat. Grburot psoerlsn Oolg.
tss I 9ans Ste0a
Rorlfe 8aoe fort1ler ON
at 9on6et toges op burtist I SpS
Og IN for DdneOile. os radoel
9anoisgsre til at fpnoe fig at fOm.
me. Oct bsrsttes oefoo. at GOO.
8an,n bill bIlDe bpgget til ca. 81
Wtl fra 9anebile efler n6rmer
Ii CONNER. Dstte til 1noerrstninl
for Dem, Iom tonfer pao at rejf
bio.
6srmto moo fda .8dnferen"
aorrefponoent flute meo at meo
belle fra minneapolis oq BIZ Ia
tdtfe for iaaodn Opmartiombeo
fom bans Striblerier bar bere
Genftano for. Oe ban BIZ fuu On
ne, at Der mda fnoes en-. Der ia
lqere oct beore / 5remtioen.
Goa en- penIig 5ilfen til @enne
lfiern og n9r.
8. Nasmussn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
SOmeiteaO / Stanley County
g. Saf.

8iunoerte9neoe Dante. iom ale
bar taeet 6omeiteao / ooenneonte
County, gniter nerueb at benleoe
9anbsmenos 0pmertiombeo paa
Den eueitaaenoe 9~ejli9beo, iOm Der
9ioes til at iaa zig ct Suite 9ano
frit / @erbeoen af Sernbane, ON
be tommer mart, oo oct burti9t oil
blioe opta9et. SamtiOigt oil oi an
befale Qaubfirmaet 2lnter d Bed,
oennem boiltet oi er bleoen bort
aano anpiit. = iom iulbtuo paa=
lioelige % r%etitafne 5Ult, iom erl-
bper meo 1rp9beo fan %benoenoe
fig til.
9ierce, : gat., 6ebr 10. 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
@uOstjeneiter
Blur. Nebr.:

Blair, Aebr.:
8uostieneite bOer Ssnoag 5orm.
ST. 1890 % often ST. 8.
SsnOagsItole bber Sgnod9 5orm.
81 9 / airtens 8aIement.
Bi6eaesning bber 5orsoag 4ften
81. s { airfens gdIement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
oOaniferen1

GreOaa ben 9. Dsarts 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
&OrrelpDnOante
IurtbfelO, Winn.

Sioite llge bapoe Menigbsoen /
6a5elipooo MisIionsmsoe. Oct bar
itpnne % ~pelfigne0e Stunosr for
oem, ION fit 9Op at bare iomleoe
i De 0age. og oct beoite at alt bar,
at Siele blep punone for 9erren.
Gn Del At bore 6oIt fra Rortbfelo.
baaoe unge og aIOre. reiite OeruO
Ipm Ssnoagen. 5oruoen paitor
Simpnien bar til Steoe at SaIers:
Paitor 8. 8. 8ieaer, Bait. M. 81.
SsnIen og Misfionar g. D.
SpenoIen. SITTER Meoet / 6a3els
MOOD tom gaitor 8isaer og Mr.
Spenoien inc og talte i Sirten /
Rortbielo OnsOus bitten.
Sioite Ssnoag par paitor
Simonien / Neft Superior for at
preoife. msoens g. q. Speno=
len fra hilbert 9ea talte / &irfen
Der / 0ort6felO baaoe 5%ormiooua
% Gftermi0oag.
Mr. .. Gbriitenien fra $40
Dafota bar p9rst pad geIsg blanot
@enner Der / en- uges 5io Os bar
benpttet 9eiligbsOen til at tale til
llna0pmsforeninden et Bar @ande
- Mr. Ssrsen Qielien fra Sc.
oar Sails. So, tom Op til mis-
iionsmsoet / Sa3elpooo oe afIa9oe
mso oet famine genner / Rort6=
FIELD geieg / ct par 9a9e.
hrs. Gbr. gsterien fra Ghi=
cage er Der / 8sIss og pil OpbOIoe
ia Der en- Iangere 5io for fit gel
brso sfplo.
-4}iis Mart6a gelien fra ga
5eltpooo er fommsn inc for at ta9e
ct aurius / Mrs. geterIens r6oa=
eye Of 9ressmating" % bill / ben
5io bo bos Yaitor Simoniens.
- Sioite ugs bapoe Carleton %
ct. Olaf oen aarlige nNare Oraz
torical Gonteit", % tent Stuoens
ierne At Carleton 6apoe ftrabt af
ooerits Gone at Oriite Sejren fr1
Olaf fer en- Sang. faa git oOg Ice
BARON norsemen." iom ~IaOOanIig.
biem meo eaurbGrfranfen.
81. Olaf Golege pil / Som
msr besse 8! 9apel til 100000.
9sngsne er inoiamleoe peo Cub
itription.
Zen nj 9iOenifabernes 8pe
ming GScience s6dG@), iom Garles
ton bar laoef opfsre I gintsr, mar
msr ia nu FIN 5ul0enoelie og Dan
nsr en- imuf 6orsgelie til oct Il
5orbeien temmslig tore aomplefs
at 9Bgnin9er pad osu 20 @cres
tore, fmutfe Campus.
Der %begBnoes a1ereoe poa
igor6ereodfer til oen ntr gpgHings
Sn0pielie famt Stolens 40 aarioe
5ubilaumsfeit. fOm oil 6liDe al
6orst oen fsrits Hge / Juni.
s. 2. 3enfeH-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Homeseekers Excursion to- the
Northwest, West and Southwest.

Via the North Western Line. Tx
cursion tickets al greatly REDUCED rates
are on sale to the territory indicated
above. standard and Tourist Sleeping
Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars and
THE best OF Everything" For date of
sale aud full particulars apply to agents
Chicago & North Western Ky.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
Srasilc Drills, 0e6r

Or. 2. 9baaarO gufer oplpii,
At nuar oct / bans aorrciponoance
/ DIT" At p. 6ebr. iiges. at 6ans
Z. Sergenien % 8riitine a%riitenien
tleb bist oen 20. December 0. T. h.,
IA er oct lite rigtigt. De bleo piece
cen 20. 5ebruar % reiIte ben 81.
|. Mo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
SSrtt SaitD.
BLAIIt. NEBf'

6omefteuss lnnes Den ns Sernbone gen
mem Stanleg County, z Z. Stor ftdnoIs
naoiIf aoloni ga. ~ 1nnite bar to9et
ganb Der. Spis pi Tiger, at enbnu GAR I'M
aen BANTER let 9auoet ioen al ta8e en-
.Guarter" oil mango at -9auiteren~s Sas
lere tro. at oi Tiger = en- nianobeb. st9e,
leoes, oeriom pi paaiiaa. at 81 oiIer
Daniterne bet bebRe euns ! Stnnleg g 0ua'
to. .oil mango lite trD bet. Stais sano
gDmmisiion 8ods 5ielostan, u. 5unien,
ptrebe iorleoen Tag. oa ban bar aoe at
Hnbe 10000 acres- til StaOeu oiibe ban
baoe taaeg qanoet Der 5erium ban tnnoe
BABE facet bet et inmlet Stptfe.
yen co tan life notiOm raoae bore
| ranosm9uo til al Tumble fig. 81 oo9 Acres
bleD optasst iioaf llse On itor soIoni
fra 9orp@ C1C0 5iemisserel Hog 10 neo
ben norbiiee Tel al .5aHiternes" 1OWu'
flip. Zen bet tOinner ierIt ioer BET
bebIte.
8or aGTte ltnce 9tshiriOn eu ben 2Oot
Starts. aort e.fn, ior Toe.
'ANKER g. Eek,
U. $. Land Office Bid.
Pierre, South. Dakota.
GaIaa en- ca. 80 Guorters sobt ennb tt
| Solos On fpr TlD0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-03-09
eiaien Cb'O. snen eoIsbO +.

staten Cb'o. 9nen 9oIehp ! "a
Sur0s Gomi1.
TrauT Z. gheHen foRroer. al has er bet aIbrl
Neolem at 5trmaet :. 3 ebrncg Il 60. Der 0up.i
lurretHiuq I &neH I1ishe. fer unnnte COMM pa Stnt
On al ialgult Silma nit teflle an Gum Of ef humnrcar
Dollars tor hnett fHefte Eilttihr at aaiarrh orr i,il
Tan h~tlbrtecs heb 8rn3fn az Hairs Cattrrh Cure.
TranT >. ghtnen.
9efots.t iss mia % nnoeritrrrel mn 9. r~p1rlit
Den ste TfVWbfr ISL.
--| n ~. GleafoH.
-sz-r-- gotariua Ynbltrus.
Han ? Clsrth Cnre ;ages iuouenoie u Writer D.
niif paa Slooet % 5ltmbinberre' Snienet. Strl
sfter 9toGt5bpr5. gratis.
rlQfe hus Arotheferr. 75t.
halls fa.rily Fl4s Il Dc bfoiie.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-10-05
DETERMINING LEVELS.
Method by Which Every Man May Be
His Own Surveyor.

A simple way of roughly determine
ing levels, and one which can readily
be practiced by any one and which has
the advantage. of not requiring any
special apparatus, is by means of a
Spirit level and a board with a straight
edge. The way to go about it is this
First determine on two points the lev
els of which you wish to know and
drive stakes into the ground. Then
take board with q straight edge and
tack it to a tree, if one happens to be
available in q line with these two
stakes. Put the board at such Il height
that You can readily sight over it aud
carefully level this board by means of
the spirit level. Then sight it over to-
ward one of the stakes, having some
one at that stake who will, by means
OF small piece of paper, locate the
point at which your line of vision cuts
Tin other words, where n line pro-
jected from your sighting board would
strike the stake. Make some sort of
mark at this point and then sight to
the other stake in the same way and
mark the point where the line would
strike it. BY measuring distances that
these two points are above the ground
you can get the difference in levels
with reasonable accuracy For in
stance, if your line of vision has cut
one stake eight feet from the ground
and the other one five feet from the
ground, then obviously the difference
in level is three feet, or, in other words.
the vicinity of the stake on which the
mark is five feet from the ground is
three feet higher than the other stake,
and you will have a three foot fall
from draining from this point to the
Other.-Farming.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-10-05
THE IsLAMlc WORLD.
Its Two Divisions and It's Attitude
Toward the Sultan.

The Islamic world is divided into
two great divisions-the Sunni AIoham-
medans, who occupy the Turkish en-
pire, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Tripol,
Afghanistan, Egypt and the Sudan,
and the Khanates of central Asia, and
the Shah NIohammedans, who occupy
Persia and are scattered all over the
MOhammedan world, some 100000 Of
them being in India. By the doctrine
Of the latter the caliph must be a lineal
descendant of the prophet. The Sunnis,
on the other hand do not insist on this,
but it is an article of necessary faith
in Sunni theology and law that the ca
liph must be an Arab of pure blood be-
longing to Mohammed's tribe On this
point there is absolutely no difference
in the MOhammedan world, barring one
or two insignificant sects out of the
mechanism is divided.
One proof test is the Friday prayer.
In no country out of Turkey is prayer
offered up for the sultan of Turkey.
To do so would be an act of sedition
and treated as such. 1 would not give
much for the life of the moIlah who
dared to offer up prayers for the sui
tan in any mosque in Afghanistan or
Persia. The Arabs repudiate with
scOrn the idea of the sultan being ca
lipb; nor, indeed, has he ever dared
formally to appeal to the Mohamme-
dan world in that character. He was
never acknowledged as caIiph in India,
and if he publicly claimed the title
formally even in COnstantinople it is
probable that he would find himself
depOsed by Il fetva of the Sheikh I'll
Islam.-London Times.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-10-05
PRIMARY OFFICERS.
official List of judges, Clerks an.
SherlffS to Conduct Democratic
State Primary, November G.

The Democratic County Committc
met Monday at the courthouse. at
o'clock p. M, pursuant to the call
Chairman James H. Thompson, for IT,
purpose of selecting the officers for IL
Democratic primary election for Tues
day, November 6.
Eighteen of the twenty members
the Committee were present, land fror
the lists furnished by the friends
United States Senator James 3. M,
Creary and Governor Beckham selec
ed the following list of officers:
Paris, No. IA. G. Savage and T
B. Hedges, judges; Lewis Krienei
sheriff; c. F. Didlake, clerk.
Paris. No. FLAMES Earlywine an
George Ashurst, Judges Albert Lyons
sheriff; James Gibson, clerk.
Paris No. 3-John Ankle and Mix
Murphy, judges N. F. Clark, sheriff
George Mccartney, clerk.
Paris, No. ed. Hill and NJ. H. r
Davis, judges C. j. Lancaster, sheriff
Robert Link, clerk.
Paris. No. 5-M F. Kenney and +
T. Bridwell. judges; T. P. Woods
sheriff; Harvey Hibler. clerk.
Paris, No. 81. H. Haggard and S
3. Boriand, judges; L. j. Fretwel
sheriff; Bishop Hibler, clerk.
Millersburg, No. Thomas McChr
took and Nat Collier, judges Levi
Vimont, sheriff; T. E. Savage, clerk.
Mlllersburg, No. 2-Letton Vimor
and Henry Boiling, judges; Reynolc
Becraft. sheriff w. A. Butler, clerk.
Flat Rock, No. 1-Thos. Hinkle an,
Letcher Bannister, judges; D. L. Rob
bins, sheriff; John F. Young, clerk.
Flat Rock, No. 2-Thomas Redmo
and George Wyatt, judges; Geore
Redmon, sheriff Walter Kenney, clerE
Hutchinson, No. 1-Wm. Piper ano
E. E. Wood, judges; Omar Lloyc
sheriff; Kenney Nichols, clerk
Hutchinson, No. Wv. 0. Butler an
j. B. Stewart, judges Ward Wright
sheriff; Lloyd Ashurst, clerk.
Centerville, No. John Shropshirs
and Jesse Leach, judges; Steve Hous
ton, sheriff G. R. Bur berry, clerk.
Centerville, No. 2-Joe Ewalt anC
VIM. Ardery, judges; Bruce Miller
sheriff; j. @. Ward. clerk.
Riddles Mills. Nc. l-George Cur
rent and John Kiser. judges; E. l.
Rail. sheriff; W. E. Speaks. clerk.
Riddles Mills, No. &c. E. Leer ano
Ed. Burke. judges; George Redmon
sheriff T. H. Talbot, clerk.
North Middletown, No. LIB. w
Rash and P. S. Anderson, judges; Ec
Settles, sheriff - Charles Hamilton
clerk.
North Middletown, No 2.-Gano Hill
dreth and Henry Gaitskill, judges; c
M. Clay, sheriff Maury Willis, clerk.
Clintonville, No. Lice Stephenson
and ]. T. Estes. judges J. W. Liver.
sheriff John Howell, clerk.
Clintonville, No. 2-Sam Gallehey
and VIM. Lenihan judges; Frank Clay.
sheriff; John c. Clay, clerk.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-10-05
Fasting Spiders.

An interesting instance of the much
discussed ability of spiders to exist for
lengthy periods without food has been
noted by J. II. Fabre, the eminent nat
uralist, who while studying the habits
of the spider known as Lycosa narbo-
nensis observed that this spider carries
its little ones upon its back during sew
en- months and that turing this time
the young spiders consume absolutely
no food. He concluded from this OBJ
seryation that it is the solar heat and
light that for them directly take the
place of nourishment. In other words
'.the motor heat in these young ami
mails instead of being released from
the food might be utilized directly as
the sun, source of all life, radiates it,
London Sphere,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-10-05
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