davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

washineton.-Am creel. Of
Mexico denies the sensational reports
about the expectation of war between
Mexico and Guatemala.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Chicago.-General kuroki, the hero
OF the Japanese Russian war, accom-
panied by all of the members of his
party, took part in the memorial day
exercises and In view of thousands of
spectators placed a wreath upon the
monument of Abraham Lincoln.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Wilkesbarre.-A temporary flooring
collapsed at the laying of the corner
stone of st. Mary's Greek Catholic
church yesterday and a large number
of persons were injured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

In the near future more attention
will by given Southern states by the
American Federation of Labor. Msaich
Is planning 70 build up stronger Ia
Dor movement in that section OF tho
country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Denver.-The sessions of the general
assembly of the United Presbyterian
church which opened on May 20 were
brought to close yesterday. The
office of general treasurer was created.
The committee on Sabbath obser-
vances reported favorably to more
rigid enforcement of the Sunday laws.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Honolula.-Memorial day was be-
fttingly observed, Congressman Keller
of Ohio delivering the grafton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Farm help is so scarce through the
agricultural sections Of Connecticut
that farmers are uniting to pay the
expenses of advertising for and bring
Ing to some central point men and
women from the seaports where Inn
migrants are obtainable.
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% . . % o y . - -
. FLASHES FROM THE WIRE.

EIyrIa.-t'our persons were killed
and 4S seriously injured by trolley
car collision yesterday. Eight of the
persons injured lost both legs.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Canton.-Canton citizens yesterday
discussed methods OF saving the Me-
hlnley home intact. The idea is to
make a second Mt Vernon, where the
gifts and furniture may be preserved.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Madrid.-The Legitimate son Of AL
phonso XII. father of the present king,
has brought suit to recover an allow
ance provided for himself and brother
by the win Of the late king.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Employing photographers have de-
ciined the overtures made by the Ma
tional Civic Federation to arrange a
meeting with President Samuel Com
pers Of the American Federation of
Labor in reference to settling the diff
frences with the striking Autograph
ers
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

have many trades unionists among ita
members.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

The workingmen of Manitoba are
forming labor party. They hope to
be able to form a coalition of all fac
tions and go into the coming cam
paign with the expectation Of accom-
plishing some practical results.
The Western Federation Of Miners,
which has been brought into great
prominence by the Haywood trial at
Boise. held its first convention on
May IS. 1903. In Butte. Mont, with ~
delegates present from Is local unions.
1t Is estimated that 10000 iaborers
win be needed during this season in
different sections Of Canada in con-
structing new railroads. New steam
ers are going into commission. and all
available ones. win be chartered for
the new immigrants that are booked
in Great Britain for the Dominion.
To nrevent further Increase In the
cost OF houses IN san Francisco. ten
ants have been quietly orsanizing D
union to combat the demands Of the
landlords. The new organization viii
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

conventions of dairymen, creamery
men and dairy stock raisers will be
held during the exposition
o . o . o - . . . - - . .
= FLASHES FROM THE WIRE. .
. o . . . - - .
EIyrIa.-k'our persons were killed
and 1S seriously inquired by trolley
car collision yesterday. Elght OF the
persons injured lost both legs,
Chicago.-General kuroki, the hero
of the Japanese Russian war, accom-
panied by all of the members of his
party, took part in the memorial day
exercises and IN view of thousands of
spectators placed a wreath upon the
monument of Abraham Lincoln.
Canton.-Canton citizens yesterday
discussed methods of saving the Me-
klnley home intact. The idea is to
make second Mt. Vernon, where the
gifts and furniture may be preserved.
Honolulu day was be-
dttingly observed, Congressman Keifer
of Ohio delivering the grafton.
Wiikesbarre.-A temporary flooring
collapsed at the laying of the corner
stone of st. Mary's Greek Catholic
church yesterday and a large number
of persons were injured.
Denver.-The sessions of the general
assembly of the United Presbyterian
church which opened on May % were
brought to a close yesterday. The
office of general treasurer was created.
The committee on Sabbath obser-
vances reported favorably to a more
rigid enforcement of the Sunday laws.
Madrid.-The Legitimate son Of AL
phonso XII, father of the present king,
has brought suit to recover an allow
ance provided for himself and brother
by the win of the late king.
Denver-A committee appointed by
President J. H. Richards Of the min
ing congress- will labor to secure a
repeal Of the apex law, which is the
cause of the greater part OF the mining
litigation.
Vancouver B. C.--Logging camps
will close down for several weeks and
perhaps for all summer on account OF
an over production of logs. A meeting
will be held June 3, when decision
win be reached.
Jefferson City.-'rLord" Frederick T.
Seymore harrington will be hanged on
July rs for the murder of ]. p. McCann
according to an opinion of the supreme
court.
Aspen. Colo.-A monument was un-
yelled yesterday by the miners in
memory of Governor Davis H. Waite.
Houston.-Electrical and cycionic
storms accompanied by cIoudbursts
swept this part of Texas last night
and this morning. The country is COW
cred with water and railroad franc
suspended.
Colorado Springs.-The mountains
are covered with new snow which fell
during the night. The weather is most
unreasonable.
Tonopah.-Marvin Hart was defeat
ed in q rounds last night by Mike
Schreck. Hart was the aggressor
throughout the fight and in the eigh-
teenth round he came near putting
schreck out. He broke his wrist in a
fight with Gardener some time ago and
the member vent back on him last
night during the sixth round. The sec
onds Of Hart threw up the sponge
after the twenty-first round.
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Try The Teller Want AdA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Denver-A committee appointed by
President J. H. Richards OF the min
ing congress, will labor to secure a
repeal Of the apex law, which is the
cause of the greater part OF the mining
litigation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

vancouver, B. C.-Logging camps
will close down for several weeks and
perhaps for all summer on account OF
an over production of logs. A meeting
will be held June 3, when decision
will be reached.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-31

Jefferson City,-"Lord" Frederick T.
Seymore Darlington will be hanged on
July rs for the murder of ]. p. McCann
according to an opinion of the supreme
court.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
Gin Scnfmal fir NleranScr Den
WrpBen.

Sn McronorienL ggppten hill man
hic Grinueritng an Die glorreide Ser
.%gangcnbeit Der Stabt micoer o%Ifiri.
idjen. Mon bat ben Tlon 9efoBt,
IIeraltoer Dem @roBcn, oenl @riln-
Der linb Saliipotben Der Stoot, Gin
0cnfmol ill crrihten. Sdon lit ein
Organizations ausiduB in Der Bill
Dung bcgrificn, ullo cS lit foitnl cin
3ipcifel, ooB oieiem Glislhulic, TO-
bolo CT nit ieinem Elan an oos Eil-
bliflum berantritt, aus Der griedi-
Id)cn &olouie bon IlcronbrienL Die
cbenlo reid mic potriotild) lit, hcbcl,-
tcnoe Wtittcl 5uflicben mcrocn. Ter
Grltc, Scr SIT oieien 0enfnlale @clO
bci1eitcllcrt bat, lit cin lit Ilcroi1.
oricn oui1iiiger Teutlher, Der bic
ld)onc Sunnntc bon t0y000Ntnrf ipci,-
octc. Der GenfmolS . Elon gef)t nllf
Die Grridt,n0 elmer r%ieienbaftcll
Silbi0l,le NlcrunoerS in Morrnor II.
9ilcn binouS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

luultl eicllrIue StQll ullsllluUll ulS
Erotpon. 0icic allageitrablte Gners
gle Der Sterne MN beeinflllBt nod
NnIidt b%eriibmtcr 6orIfer bod)lt
ipobridcinli1 old) 0os organiidle
&cbcn ollf Groen. Bon piclcn Ster-
men geben n6mlid ben t Stroblcn
o%erfua1ote aus, ulO 0ieic lcgen inns
bic Scrmiltbung nobe, DAB g%eiuilie
r0tbielbofte 8org0lgc im 2eben Der
Eflon5c nit ibnen piclleidt 5ulam.
mcnb0nsen. H.ur.
@ic ooS ober gcidicft, ent5icbt lidy
uorl0nfig nod unicrcr Grfcn1trlB.
So iiltb mir in oltoerer moOerner
6orm ipieoer ouf Dem o%itrologiidcn
S%tonOpunfte ongelonGt lnO Iinoen
ooB unier 2eben tbotiG6lif inter
Dem GinflilB Der @citirne ocS Sim.
melS ltebt! -
@oQoce'S @ud) crgibt folgenoe
acknowledgements: oGaS. geltlrnte
ungebeuere llniperium btloet cin gu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @nn5e. Die @rells
sen OicieS @an5en iinO beItlmmbar.
Dos S%onnenipitcm itcbt IN Der Gbc'
ne ser WtilditroBc, uno 5rpor nid)t
mcit bonn Otittelpmltte oielcr Gbenc
cntfernt. 9ieieS lluipcrlllm iebt iid
ourdJpeg aus benicl6cn 0attllngen
bon Waterie 5uionnncn mo III oens
icl6en p6Dlifoliidcn ltnO fcnlildcn
@eleben llnterlporfCn.
acin onoerer Glonct unIcreS Son-
nenipitcm$, Die Groc allsgenommelt,
lit beno6nt uno b%cluobnbor. Cine
ie6r groBe @obriAGnlidfeit lprift
Oofiir, ooB feline o1oerc Come olS
oie unierige %betpobntc Glonctcn be-
libt; Die nohe5u ccntrnle Ste0lu11
u%tierer Sonne lit mltbmoBlid) bon
9uuer nno Der &cbenSeltlpifelung
ouf Groen gorl5 bcionOerS gilnltlg,
lpcnll nidt merlGBlih!"
9icier geoccntriid)cn Nnlid)t @ol-
lnce'S itimmen lebr Uicle iilt9erc 6or.
ihcr bel irtb in ibr Iicgt ulld) oic ito
lirtc Stellltng beS Nicnifcngeidlcd)-
tcS I'M llniucrium nit b%egrilnoct. Ger
Meni6 lit oos ein5iGc @eldopt Dos
mirflid) llnter Ben monlliGfoltigItcn
Ve0it9nrtgen ju lcbel1 perrnug NM
olld) cine iebr groBc Serbreitung oltl
Dem @roboQe bot. Grbllden mir I'M
Mcni6elt, bon Dem Bentley Iagt,
ooB ieine %tllgenbbuite Seele mebr
mcrtb iei, oils ole Sonnen oeS lint
pcriums, 6as bobite lnb %erbabenite
@ebiloe Der Sdopf1ina, oam CT
iheint ms Die 10 oft p%erbobnte 9ht'
Iidt our6alts nidt obiuro, oaB oas
McltoQ MIN lini oeS 0teni6en milen
emit cntifdnol ~ y
&# ~. a. . -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
Sine Grbid)aft Der StnSt Mciicn.

Sm Sabre 1903 itorb in Der &c
lncinoe Go0n bel MeiBcn cine erall
gSitttpe @olpnie5, Die ibr geiommtes
beoeutenoes &crmogen Der Stoot
WfeiBen pcrmod)te. Die Grblaiierin
bate cincn Sobn aus eriter Gbe, ben
&upfcrldnlico Sermam 2obel, Der.
obgleid) perbeirotbet, oils SonomerfS-
blri6e 6rau u1O &ino oucin lieB II.
Die gon5e @elt ourb5og, bis er
I6lieBlif, ais CT nidts mebr bon iid)
boron licB, ais peridolcn aalt. %
IS aber %ungepiB mar, Of Der alte
ManoerSmam nod am 9ebcn iei
mar Die Grblolierin gebunoen, ibrent
perIdolenen Sobn Den Yflifttbeil,
ooS lit Die SGlfte Der geiommtenSins
terlolienldaft, ous5uieben. Ser
Eflidttbcil botte ole oniebnli6cS06e
bon runo 10000 Worf uno lit
our6 3inIcn5uidlag ouf nobe5u
10000 Worf angeipa6ien. I'm Der
Stoot WeiBcn ben Yflid)ttbeil 3It
Iid)ern, mar cs notbmcnoig, oen Iod)-
ipelS 5u filbren, ooB 20bel ont s. Sc
brllor 1903, DEM Sooestooe Der Orb
loiicrill, bereits peritorben mar. IS
ipltroen oeSbolb Die neitgebenoiten
Grortcrungcn angeItcQt, nQein eS ae.
lang nld)t, ben NodpciS all fiibrcrl.
Dies filbrte bcreits i'm Sabre 1903
gu Dem Introge alf SooeSerflGrrno
Sobel'S. Dos Gerfobren pltroc IN
ocllcn ~liltirt, nod)ocm feIt9eiteQt iuor,
oaB Sobel nod 1895 ooer 1896 in
Wag0cbltrg gelcben iuor0cn lei. IS
Log ober Der Stoot WeiBcn icbr uiel
ooron, 8eiuiBbcit 81 erlongen, oab
Sobcl III ser Sbot nidt n1ebr ant
Seben lci. Gr nllroe oober Infanq
1905 in perIhicocnen 3%eitllngen ollf.
gerufen. IS muroe cine 9elobnlna
bon 1000 Wtorf oltsgeiebt 9emicni-
gen, Der ben Nodylpeis BON 9lblc6en
ocS @eludten bei5ubringen pernlod)-
re. Sunoerte bon Soges3eitungcn
oeS Sn. un0 I~uslonoeS iorgten fir
Terbreitung Der r%ononbaften Orb
I6aftS = Ingelegenbeit. glbcr oQeS
mor crgebniBloS. SIS erboten iid)
5luar Seteftip . Bureaus ltn0 Yripate
sur meiteren &crfolgung Der Sud)e,
cine An5obl Mittbeihmaen iiber in
ucrihie0cnen @egenoen SelttidlunoS
perltorbenc l(nbefanntc ging ein, eli
nc Nn5abl Hcrionen nit Hancn So
bcl filDlten ii6 altf cinrnal oils Ser
luallOtc &crnlonn 20bcl'S uno erbo-
ben InIprild)c olli feline Grbihoit, Ct.
nigc crld)iellen logor iclblt III Wtei.
ben, nm ibrc Nnipriid)e 9eltcno 81
mod)cn, abcr Der Observation-Disclosures
iibcr boS Iblcbcn 2obcl'S blicb oita,
bon Nienlonbem fonttc Der 9taf).
iucis Der SoentitGt NIT 2obel gcfiibrt
ipcrbell. Nlnntebr trat Die Stuot
WieiBen III &cr9leidS . &~erbonolun-
get nit Der Srou bes peri6olellcn
So6el ein unO oieie boben nlnmcbr
ilod) elmer Wittbciluilg oeS ,Weibc.
ncr Sogcbl." Griolg gcbobt. Sroit
Sobcl bat ibrc Iniprilhe AT bcn
Eflidttbcil hcs pcridolencn, 5%ipeifcl.
los ir9cnblpp nnbcfanlt peritorbenen
&bcmonnes an Die Stabtgcmeinoe
Micibclt obgctreten unb crb1lt aus
bcl 3inien OeS Gflihttbeiles cine
nnmbuftc Sabrcsrentc, Die ibr cine
iorgcnfrcie 3ltfunit iidert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
sihoriid,e sdadapiele.

L.NaE FFaVEr
Pins Der louacu& uro rn6mpollcu
@cihihtc ocs eoeIiten olier Spiclc,
beiicn Grfinom1N man bctonntlid)
ocn Soro5etcn 5uidreibt, iillO ms
nid)t nllr snblrcide literorii6e 3etg-
Mic, ionOern and 3eugcn in Der sc.
ltoft bon nlerfwitroi9en Shodlpic.
Iern erbolten Ncbliebcn; mo Oieie
Sd)ohipicle miicn o%llerlei intcrciIall'
tc @eidid)td)cn SIT er5dblcn. 0u lit
3. y. 0uS Shodlpicl &orlS oeS Gro
Sen, oos ans Der N(btei ct, SeniS
ltonllnt, unO 0c9cnipdrtig in Der 81.
bliotbeque Notionolc ST. EoriS ollfbe.
nnbrt miro. IS beItcbt aus @lfen-
bcin . tSigltren grobcn MobItabcS
bon barborii6er Irbeit, bic icbod)
einc oufmcrfiomc @cobodtnng Der
Notur pcrrotben. Sb bic berfonm=
li6c YeSeidnunQ bieieS Bankruptcies
ouired)t al crbnlten it, tit 3ipciiclboit,
ga Der Stpl oli einc etipuS lp1tcre
3cit binSumcilcn ldeillt. Scbr mcrf-
miirbigc ShohIpielc, Die ipobl oil"
ocnr ~. S%obrbunoert itonmcn, hat
man on oet aiiitcn Norlpegcn'S &C.
iunocn. Sicr Iino bic aoni9c libeno
ulo ibr SdDwcrt iiber Die &nie &c.
lcgt oor1eItclt - 0on5 cntlpredeno
Dem 9il6c Der aonige, mie cs Die
Sidtitng ser noroiifen &olfcr malt.
0ic &oniaiu bot it ibrer Sono Den
@edJer, IN Dem Die Gbclonmcn Der
3cit pornebmcn 8Giten oaS Bier ooer
Ben Mctb 81 frcoen5en pfle9ten. Sic
Sitter trogen ben Ean5cr, Der lie Dor
ocn unbercn ariegcrn alls5cihnetc.
Sic &rieaer. Die 81 oielen Spielcll
1cbore1, fpmnlen ililr inter oiclcr
norlpcgiid,en Stohiignren Dor; lie
lprlrocn ipGter bel ms olird) Die
Shiirnc cricbt. Sm 10. Sobrbrnocrt
iheincn sic Sigllrcu i'm Na9cmctnclt
sic Nonct uu1o Gbarnftcre enogilltlg
c~upiolgcn Sl bobcL Die tic nod bcil'
lc troDcl. Sic purcn boillnlS olli-
ioacn0 moiIi9 mo idllper NM CT.
rcid)tcn pit cue SoDe bon bier Soft.
10 ooB lie IN Der Snno lclocnlhottll-
der EerIoncn cine goll5 0efoDrlld)c
Nuiic bilocr folrntcn. 81 miro ms
oeun ollh IN Dem Homone bon Den
bier SupntonStinoern er5ablt. ME
Der Ser5og Hiforb, ais man i'm telt'
ncbmcn Mil, lid ieiner Sdatflgitrer,
in iebr nirfioner @ciie sur Sertbeis
oigrng bcoient. Crit ollmoblid) lpi'r-
ben Die Sdod)ipiele oitI 6lerlid)c
MoBitGbe reouSirt. Sbre ais'tut-
tlu,g ,pllroc INNER foitbarer, nlo
ans Den Sogeu 2,toipigs oes &lers
scbnten iino ms iolf)e erhalter, bel
oe,cn oic ieltenIten Metoae rno Die
tpitboriten Stofie babel sur Serluells
Nuno aclonNtcn: @olo, emoil, So'
poic, Sopbire II. |. 10. Sn eillem Sll'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

oentor oes aoni9li6en S6loiies
miro Elm Sdahipiel erlu0bnt, bo3
aus &riItoIl, EerIen mo Wormor
bergeltcIt lpor. SIS miro foum ein
onbereS Spiel geben, oeiien guSitot-
tung nit iopiel 2iebc mo &oitborfeit
bebonbelt iuorocn lit, obcr es gi6t
oltd feinS, oas 10 piclc bcoeutenoc
Terionlidfeiten 81 ieinen Gerebrern
ge5GDlt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
&lcin Hnoi's Wcbet.

&lein Subj, MN folte Die S1noc gum
@ebet,
SIS nobet Die ounfele Nodt.
Sieb', oroben anl Simmel n,ond)'
v Sternlein itebt.
Sos it'll fir mein ainOeleiu madt.
alein Subj lit ortig, gan5 ernitlid er
ipri6t:
SOB Sarf lieber @ott, lei mir nab,
Screib in Der Nad)t audi Gcin Iuoi''
den nitt,
9eibiise Mama uno Eopo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
Scinrih Srunina.

i'm So. 9e6cnsiabrc. Sic BeerSiaiine itIlnei
spuntGg, Den 10. Oiir5. . llbr gia6tnitidgs,
bonn 9rauerbaufe. gir, 61s. Siibs4Saco.Str abc.
aus tidtt. unb onni nab Der 4. ocutfdeil reior=
mirten ct. SobanIessair6e OIL 9nlpcrts, nnbc
Carbohydrates. Sreuilbe mn @efnnnte iinn
b6fIib etngc!aben, Der Granerfeier in Der STRIDE
hei1uipubueu. (GS-M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10

God iporte cirl biB6crt. licb's Serr-
gottle mein,
einen 8efnllen mir, trou'n2
Lob bod ntorgen piel ltGrfer mid
iein,
Cab i6 Den <rt fam pcrboll'n!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
SIaac Srccman gfoSn.

Gs ftarb nu 9. Mdr5 1907 in ieiiler gSobs
liilg, Nr. 1889. alorosGalbertsStraBe. 3iaae
Sic 1rauericier titSet i'm 9auie am 7ieutas,
Eli llor ~@nrmit.aoS, ftnit. eefoIef bon einer
4raucrfeier in her ct. 3enutiuSsSiirtc unit II
ll9r Sorrt. Neiietli1g prihatim, gitte feline
(6q-7D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
@iQiam Gupf's
mublterauute s75 s~eerotaunaeu umfa,i

iuoblbctannte SIS Neerotgungcn umiaNtn:
pra6tboIen Sar9, nit f1par8em aud, fpeibem
ODER ernuem 8Iiib iiber8ogcr, duberen Saiter,
geeroieunss : an3eiee, GinbnIiamiren, Snno'
fdubc, 9rauerflor, 10otenbemo ODER 9eie. Seif'
aatidben, auas, eitibIe, ei9ter, aendbier mHS
Srdperie'n.
gles ppnftdnbla S75. Seine Grtra.spefsn.
$50 - gcrianot BON 2ctdlcu - $50.
Nnoere Scerbianng $50, S100 aib Sf40.
Gprth. nnS observation-disclosures.
9eibe Telephone. Tag NIB 9ld6t.
(Sfft1-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
MiGiant Balls.

IS fiarb am 0. Mldr5 1907 @iniam Snit,
e~elicbter 8attc bon Wiorb NoIt. aeb. @ebb. I'M
Ilter bon 90 Snbren, in ieiuer Mohnung. Or.
Il, Scl1trs Npenpe: Ste 3eit Der &cerhiGullg
miro fpdtcr nn9e5eigt.
(St. Gorts, NO, lnh 9iidniolb. ga, Sci
tingeu ipoueT Gefl. %cupiren.) 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
lorraine.

W,aleriih - 9arfartig Srtcbfth.
gBefiIiG bon 9SaIbrpuf elm iino cine babe
IeiIe. geniSt Die nit Iopbattan be8ei6ncie
9tortbs IhenuasGur. Treie 9iltiteu Mntmittoas
an terminus. Vrciie bon 8egrdbnitpldbcn
Cation 223. gtrtau: Srnnfiin. nnb @iuoiur.
Rpaos. gerIanat proihire. (Wtui4 .1S.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-10
Baltimore Gcinetcrg.

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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-04-17
CHENAULT.

DR.. d. S. Sphire and Scott Cunning
ham were in Stephensport Monday on
business.
Lawrence Owens and little nephew
of Wolf Greek spent Friday at L. H.
Bosley.
Miss Nell Gilliland spent last week
with Miss Margaret Stallmann.
Rev. Roberts, of Stephensport,
held service at Gethsenmena Sunday.
Misses Bessie Cunningham and
Katherine Roberts spend a few days
last week in Stephensport the guest of
Miss Frances Smith.
Miss Nell Gilliland spent Sunday and
Monday at Derby, the guest of Miss
Edith Cummings.
Mrs. L. H. Bosley and Mrs. G. Gill;
land dined with Mrs. J. B. Frymire
Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and Mary Nc
Guinty, of Derby, spent Sunday after
noon at the home of Scott Cunningha m
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-04-17
TOBINSPORT.

Frank Sanders returned home Satur
day from Hardin Grove, where he had
been teaching school.
Will Dhonau, of Rome, visited Miss
Ella Esarey Sunday.
Miss Nina Weatherholt was in Can
Melton Tuesday.
Alex Clark, visited in Stephensport
Sunday.
Mrs. Tobin Groves, wife and sister, OF
ShlImsn, Ky, visited at Q. X. Groves
Sunday.
Miss Verna Ryan visited Frank San
ders, at Hardin Grove, few days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Weatherholt was
the guest of William Tinsley, at Can
Melton, Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Kinder moved into the property
of ]. Fl. Payne last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Groves, of Chris
ney, visited her parents here last week
Miss Mary Parrish, daughter of Dan
Parrish, was married Wednesday even
ing at her home to a Mr.. Parrish, of
Tennessee. They left Thursday morn
ing for Tennessee, where they will re-
side.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1907-04-17
MON Jay. APRIL y, 1907,

at one o'clock p. m, or thereabout
(being County Court day., upon a credit
Of six and twelve months the following
described property, to-wit:
A certain lot lying in the city OF
Cloverport, KY, and said lot being a
part of lot No. as known upon the
plat Of said town Of Cloverport, Ken
lucky, fronting so feet and running back
between parallel lines 100 feet, said
parcel of ground being more fully de-
scribed as follows; Beginning 100 feet
from the N. E. corner of said lot No. 8
and running along Third street so feet
thence between said parallel lines West
100 feet, the said lot being the same
conveyed by J. C. Felly to Ida Cisel
Lindsay, &c. Or sufficient thereof to
produce the sums of money so ordered
to be made. For the purchase price,
the purchaser, with approved surety or
securities, must execute bond, bearing
legal interest from the day Of sale until
paid, and having the force and effect of
a Replevin bond. Lein retained to Sc
cure payment of purchase money. Bid
ders will be prepared to comply prompt
ly with these terms.
Appropriated debt, interest and cost,
S54796.
LEE WALLS, Commissioner.