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Workouts

Day Stsr-Half in :54
Woolen-Mile in 1:46. breezing.
Lucy C-Three quarters in :25; breezing.
Captain Burnett-Half in 81.
Mrs. Matthews-Aiile in l:45; breezing.
Byron-Three- in 1:17 2-5.
Colonel WHITEHALL in 53.
Erolic-Ihree- ee-eighths In :36
Gsnnet-Half in go.
Red Ball-Mile in 1:4s5; breezing
Alcibiades and Distributor-Three,e ,eighths in
:37 u.
ourriculum-Thre ree-eighths in 81.
"a LilburnmMile in l:45; breezing.
vinorsini-Ihree -eighths in :3s.
Saiyadale-Three-eigh in :36.
Nonie-Half In 80.
May Pink-Haif in 81.
Joe coyne-Five-eighths in :o5; breezfng.
Assay-Three -eighths in :36I5.
Walter killer-Half in s5I
Uncle Sam and Psrasol-Haif in :4sla
lsolation-Three- -eighths in SO.
Fargo Rose-Five eighths in :o6 3-5
The Light-Fiye- -eighths in 1903 2-5.
Yankee Jim-Fiye-eighths in 1908 rs
Boggs-Seyen-eighths In l:30.
Duke of Milan-Half In AS 2-5
Jackfun-Mile in 1:44.
Crystal wave-Half in .52 3-5
Buto--Five- e-eigbths in l:o3
Entrada-Three-q in 1916
1:I7 2-5 -
Rubric-Mile In 1:42.
Firestone-Three-eight in :3S1S
Perjuicie-Three-eighths In :3S1a
Bid Sllver-Three-qu quarters In 1915
Queen Whims-Three- -eighths in 49,
Royal Red-Nile in 4415
Elmdale-Seven-eighth in / 80.
Captain Bush-Mile IN As.
Hand Ne Down-Aiie in I:44
Marion Rose-Hfalf in :5I.
scamper e-eighths in 1:04
Rosi Nj Ni-Half IN 80.
Lucrece-Mile in l:4312.
I: 1-:Seye9.eIghths in 1880.
Tejon and Cellas--Mile in I:45
Irene outtrim-Half in 80.
Talentosa-Iialf in :55.
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BENNING RESULTS

BENNINf, March 30.--Results:
First race. five furlongs--Nanno won. Tea Leaf
second. Donna Mobile third. Time 1:04 IA
Second race. half mIle--Aralia won. Cbaneron
second, Blue Stock third. Time, 81 As
Third race, four and half furlongs-High
Range won, Puddin second, Won Laer third
Time. :5S 2-5.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-- Waterbridge won.
Cart Wheel second. Grandpa third Time
1882 2-5.
Fifth race. six and a half furlongs-Giles won.
Berkeley second. Smoker third. Time :33 3-5.
Sixth race, one mle--Poquessing won Delpbin
second. Ivanhoe third. Time 1 "a 1-5
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Jockey Shilling Far
in The Lead

The standing of the 80 American
leading jockeys from January l to and
including the racing of March 81 was
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treatments good germ produces
inherited faint Surface
purified
for s. will found remedy for and ulcers of kind
promptly ali impurities poons and tants The
heal while the blood discharges into the matter with which
Of
naturally,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
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FOURTH RAcE-one mile. purse s4oo. s year

FOURTH RACE-One mile, purse $40o, year
olds and upward, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin
9-5-Montclar (Godstein1 -. "a q
9-1-C. Paine (Archibald) Jos u 2
4-1-L C. Widrig (E MARTINI. 81 y b
Time-:12 20, "a 10, 80, AS, 1:0l. 1:14,
/ 26 90 1:3S As. Wisteria Brawny Lad, Bar
donia, Friar of Elgin, Sun Mark, finished as
named Value to winner. 1925. Winner Il. l..
Tslley's b. g., 3, by Simonian II-Van A. Clar.
Trained by owner. Start good. Won driven. Sec
ond easily. Third driven. Seratched-Ga teway,
Ampedo, Toller, Rubinon. Montclair, 40 place,
2-5 show; Paine, 3 place, 90 show; Widrig 3-5
show. Montclair had TO be driven out to pass
Charley Paine.
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THIRD RACE-Five and a half furlongs,
purse S400, 3 year olds. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
9-5-E. NJ. Fry (Goldstein) .1o7 FL 2h
1S-5-Booger Red 9Prestonl. .1o7 l 81 22
Time-:0o As. rs, :29 2-5, Al 20, :53 2-5,
1:o6. Decorator, Senator Barrett, finished as
named Value to Winner, $325. Winner b.
Schreiber's br c., 8. by Sain- Carolina Hamilton.
Trained by J. Powers. Start good. Won easily.
Second and third the same. Fry, 1-2 place, out
show; BOoger, 7-10 place, out show; Alone, out
show e. NJ. Fry oYerhauled All Alone an
eighth out, easily disposed of him and ther
withstood Booger Reds challenge.
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Liberal advances on diamonds and jeweirv
Baldwin Jewelry Co., 1851 Van Ness av
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Examination Free! Consultation Free!

The x-ray used to md the seat o.
the trouble.
We cure under a positive guarantees
all diseases of men. VARICOCELE
NERVOUS DEBILITY, BLADDER
KIDNEY AND CONTRACTED CONDI-
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SECOND RACE-Three and half furlongs,
purse $780, maiden year olds, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
Six. of the East tMartin)10S 1 O. / 3H
5l-CoIiel (Bolandl los 4 1122
20-1-Wildwood a. Ricel ...10S / 8 5A
Time-:o6 40, rs, 80, Al 9-5. Sir Barry,
Little Flush, Lucky Mate, Frank Clancy, fin
ished named. Value to winner, 1925 Win
ner, L. A. Dowell's ch. c., 2, by Sir Knight
Ischium. Trained by J. Mcdowell. Start good.
Won easily. Second driven. Third easily.
Scratched-Clif Rogers, High Ormonde. Harry
Stanhope. Knight, so place. 6-5 SHOW; Coriel,
3-2 place, 80 show; Wildwood 3 snow. knight
of the East made a show Of his field.
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The Pioneer automobile company re-
ports the sale and delivery of a 40
horsepower. four cylinder, Oldsmobile
to George Vranizen.
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gh, 3-5 place, out show;
Y Ben Strome- Bsrcarola.
ION easily. Second the
Golden Wine injured at
Preen and Fireball till
le breezed home. Preen
utfooted him home for
Id not make 1t stopped
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Horses Run TO Form
at Santa Anita
Fine Faporites Begin "Cetapay
Week" by Bringing Down
Purses
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


LOS ANGELES. March 30-Although
this is getaway week" there were but
few upsets at Santa Anita today, five
favorites making connections. knight
of the East. which won the baby race.
was the only outsider to score.
Tom Fullum and his friends turned a
neat trick when Lois Cavanah won the
sixth race from Eonite and Liberto.
Although she stood out like 1 to 3
shot, as high as 2 to l was obtainable
against her in the ring. Summary:
Weather clear; track fast.
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs, purse $500, 4
year olds and upward, selling:
ii-I0-Bribery (Nfusgrave) .lo3 II l3
81 Daisy Frost (E Martin) 90 22 2 21s
I5-1 Instructor (E. Rice) los 5 6 3 8 2la
Time-:12 AS, "a 1-5, :36, AS AS, 100 As.
Tattenham. Sir Brinkley. San Nicolas. Myrtle
a, Bellaco. Bannocence, Bejovis, Walt, No Bid.
finished as named. Value to winner, 1925. Win
ner, R. T. ofqtt's ch; m, g. by Voter Hand
maid. Trained by ". p Maxwell Start good.
Won easily. Second aud third the same.
Scratched--El Bernardo, Paci6co. Bauble, Tar
Baby. Bribery I-3 place, l-5 show Daisy, SIS
place, So show; Instructor, 5-2 show Bribery
easily oyerhauled and disposed of Daisy Frost
when well into the stretch Instructor made up
ground.
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FIFTH RACE--One and quarter miles, purse
s400, year olds and upward. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT ST. Str. Fin.
1-1-Dazzle Prestonl JOB al
e-1-Huapala tT. Rice) .....101 q h
6-1--Attila (Goldstein) LOB Q y IA
Time-:16 As, IA As, :37, 30, 1902 2-5.
lis Is, rs 3-5, 1:41 40, SO, 2.0s. Leash.
Rostof Dr. White. Leo Bright, Rubber Boy,
finished as named. Value to winner, 1925.
Winner, j. Webers b. e., a, by Kingston Lady
Gay. Trained by owner Start good. Won east
ly. Second driven. Third easily. Scratched
Lord Rossington, Morendos Willie Gregg, Mon
tsnes, The Englishman. Dazzle, 2-5 place, out
snow; Huapala s-5 place, 7-1o show; Attila. even
show. Dazzle made bis own pace and won
leisurely.
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On at 4:12- Burlei.
Winner ch. z. by
but Kenilworth. W
21-5- E. Clark on
dropped in behind
to the front. and b
and then easily OF
D and when he coul
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Matt Reiss remarked after Keep Moring's
race YESTERDAY that be was glad Nose Cold
blztt had turned down an offer OF $1,000 that
he had made for the dlly with the winning n
the Seattle Derby in view.
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r. A. Mason win continue to train and
race Duke Of Milan for ". OBJ. Macdonongh
20 the end Of the local season unless the
colt Is disposed Of in the meantime
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Jockey walsh uss hned S25 Tor cutting OF May
Amelia WITH Grace In the fourth race.
william Walkers commission on Henry o.
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Jockey Lloyd. who is 10 ride under Ollie
JohnsoBe management. arrived. yesterday from
Arcadia and made his debutf on Sappa n the
opening race. The boy rode I60 winners last
rear and can do 100 pounds.
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GRASSCUTTER-ABREY

BET-RIGHTEASY. NEXT BEST-GARGANTUA
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SIXTH RACE-one mile. purse s4oo, year
olds and upward selling
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str Fin.
2-1-L. Cavanagh (Goldstefn) 92 2 II
S-1-Eonite (Nelson) SO b
| 1o.1-Ldberto preston, 1os 4 81
ia s,5.. 1:27 8.5. 1:41. Buster Jones. Kirk
field Belle, Black Dress, Blying Consort, Bon
vivant, Lonia, Foncasta, Anatara, finished as
| named. yalne to winner. 1925. Winner, 7. A.
Fullum's b. f.. g. by Hastings -Aurata. Trained
by William Sheedy. Start good. Won handily.
Second driven Third easily. Scratched-Josie
S, Waldorf Belle. Cavanagh, As place, 2-5
show; Eonite. place. show; Liberto, show.
Lois Cavanagh went to the front at win and won
with plenty in reserve.
SEVENTH RACE-Five furlongs, purse S4O0,
year olds and upward, selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin
3-2-vareties (Archibald) ..i05 3 IL Ia
4-1-w. and Play (AIusgravel1o1 21 %
6-1-Buena (E. Martini ..... 80 u 11
Time-:I2 3-5, "a %, &c To- 40, 1:0l.
Mazapan, Shasta Max, Pyrrho, Mirabel, Lady
Rice, Brigetta. Hush Queen of the Camp, Town
Topics, Flyback, Lisbia, finished as named
Value to winner s325. Winner, James Curtis
br e., c. by Masetto-yain Glory Trained by
w. L. Curl Start good Won easily. Second
! and third the Scratched-Royal Ascot.
/ Woodthrope Varieties, T-10 place. is show;
! Work S-5 place. 4-5 show; Buena, 60 show.
Varieties won as her rider pleased.
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,ime-23 2-5. AS To-, lib 2-5, 1926
1910 show; Shore, 6 place, SO sho
Trained by C. Mulholland. Scratch'
Third handily. High price-May An
long and ran over the firing leader
be reckoned with from now on. G
furlong. May Amelia stopped ba
tame showing. So did Cadichon.
although he was cut of after start
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o. At post minutes on at 3:32 Henry o,
show: Nabonassar, show. Winner br e. By
iker. Start good. Won easily. Second driving.
2. Henry was waited with first part and
Told You ran his race. So did Nabonassar.
speed Carthaginian made up ground at the
corrigan quit. J. r. Laughrey very badly
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Jockey Gross. who suspended al Seattle
last spnmer. mingeid with the crowd En-
eryFfile yesterday for the first time this season.
The order keeping him away from the track
having been revoked. Gross IS hopeful that he
uill be able TO obtain reoPening Of his case
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The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery
Ratings for fast track Deduct for each pound overweight
RENO REBEL-MAGRANE-DAY STAR

lrlongs; sellingi year olds and up
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NEW ORLEANS WINNERS

Apprentice allowance.
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The Calls Form CharofRaces afEmeVWIIe

irne-23 So, AS 10, lib 49, 1:20 10. At pos
100 show; Brillar, As place, 2-5 show: Raci
Nellie Mack. Trained by W. Cahill- Scratche
easily. Second handily. Third driving Zig
best ridden. Miller took him back first half
galloped home. Sir Brillar a much bette
last turn. but was outrun last sixteenth by
quarters all last three furlongs. Coleman ste
well. Rider on Nappa allowed him to swery,
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Time-:2s. AT 2-5. :5s As. At post II minutes.
Preen l place. e-20 show. Fireball, out show
Trained by III. Robinson. Start good for all
same. Third stopping. High prce-Preen
post and r. Hdebrand substituted. Burleigh
we'll down the stretch. where Miller sent him
ran Fireba1 into submission In first quarter
second money. FirebaH tried to outrun Pree
badly Burning Bush never dangerous.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-02

Vienna. April In the eighth
round OF the International Chess tour
their games, Marshall against Cohen
and Joiner against Berger Muroezy
and Sehloichtor are now tied for FIRST
place.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-02
SPORTS
l.-F4.+.F4.+t-FI,+++.t..4.4..t+++++I


F0Il0dCIphI0 Pa ApUI I"Thl
2.t0o point lN.g halS lime billiard
match between Willie Hoppe and Jake
Scmeror ended here tonight with
Hoppe 81 winner by a score or 400
tn IlH5
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-10
A Great Catastrophe Prevented.

The pupils of the Paris Academy,
Prof. Ed CosteIlo's school, who were
enjoying recess in the school yard Fri
day, terrible railroad wreck was pre-
vented. A telegraph pole standing
near the track of the Louisville &
Nashville railroad, a. the north end of
the high bridge spanning Houston
creek, was blown down by high wind
shortly before IL O'Clock.
The pole fell across the track, and
knowing that the fast express train
from Cincinnati was due in a few min
utes, the students rushed to the track
and removed the obstruction just as
the train, running at high speed, came
in sight. The removal of the Obstruc-
ton undoubtedly prevented great
catastrophe, as the bridge is seventy
five feet high and more than two hun
dred feet long.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-10
tuberculosis Exhibit at Court
House.

Under the auspices of the Bourbon
Medical Society, Federation of Clubs,
Teachers of the Public Schools, mem
bers of the School Board and public
spirited citizens, Prof. Routzan, In
charge of the Tuberculosis exhibit at
Lexington will be in.Paris to-day and
will give free demonstration in the
court house at p, m. and probably
an afternoon exhibit for the school
children. Judge Robt l.. Stout and
Jailer George Judy granted the use of
the Circuit Court room for that pur-
pose. The exhibit will consist of ster-
eoptican views and lectures and is in
charge of the American Association
for the prevention of tuberculosis.
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the peaceful and restful sleep only to
awake andsbe greeted in the heavenly
paradise by the loved ones who had
gUne before.
She was loved by a large circle of
friends. 1t was but TO know her to
love her." She is survived by her
husband and one son, Thomas Alien.
The funreal services will be held at
the residence this (TUesday) afternoon,
at two o'clock, conducted by Elder
c Carey E. Mdrsah. Burial in Paris
PaIl-barers: Newton Mitchell, W.
w. Mitchell. ]. J. McClintock, Jos. M.
Hall, Geo. r. Bell, DR.. J. I. Vansant,
Thos. Henry Clay, ST., Jos. w. Davis.
PARKER.
w A. Parker. Jr., died yesterday
morning at O'Clock, at MS home in
Pittsburg, Pa, of pneumonia. 1t was
quite a shock to the many friends of
Mr.. Parker in this city. his old home,
when the news of his death was receiv-
ed yesterday morning. He was the
youngest son of Mrs. Emily Parker, of
this city, and formerly member of the
well-known firm of Parker & James.
After the dissolution of the firm Mr..
Parker moved to Pittsburg and opened
out big clothing house in that city,
but it was at an unfortunate time and
his venture was an unlucky one from
financial standpoint. He has lately
been travelling for large New York
house, but retained his residence in
PittSburg. Mr.. Parker was SO years
of age, and is survived by mis- wife,
nee Miss Lena Quisenberry. Mr.. |. F.
McPheeters left yesterday morning for
Pittsburg, and in company with Mrs.
Parker and Harry Parker of New
York, will leave with the remains for
Paris tomorrow morning.
LINVILLE.
Mrs. Nimrod LinviIIe died at her
home, near Riddles Mills. Sunday
night. Funeral services1 will be held
this morning at 10 o'clock, at the
Methodist ChuCeh, at Riddles Mills.
Burial IN Mill arsburg cemetery.
WESSELMAN.
Mrs. johanna Wesselman, aged "a
years, died at her home on the Russell
Cave Pike, in Fayette county, Sun
day night. Funeral services will be
held at II o'clock today. at the grave
in the Paris cemetery, conducted by
Elder Carey Il Morgan. This makes
the a third deRth in this immediate
family in past two weeks.
BARNETT.
R. P. Barnett, aged 63 years, died
at his home about three miles from
Paris, last evening, at 7 o'clock, with
double pneumonia. Nr. Barnett was
upon the streets of OFF city Thursday
last, but remainsdNiE bed on Friday, a
case OF Double Pneumonia having de-
veloped. He was one of Bourbon S re-
spected and thriving farmers, and
widely know for his industrious habits.
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He had just made up his mind to retire
from the farm for a much needed rest,
renting his place to his son, Clark Bar
nett. and had advertised his stock and
personal property for sale on Wednes-
day.
He intended moving to Lexington to
reside. He was twice married, his
first wife being Miss Clark, daugh-
ter of the late Robt. Clark. By this
marriage three childfen were born and
now survive himKClark and Chas.
Barnett. of this city. and Mrs. John
Cohen, of Lexington. His second
wife. is the daughter of the late An
drew Wright, and survives him.
Funeral arrangements were not made
as we go to press.
BANNISTER.
Mrs. Crittenden Bannister, aged
% years, died at her home, near Little
Rock, this county, Sunday evening, at
6 O'Clock. She gave birth to little
daughter, both mother and child dying.
She was a daughter of the late John
c. Talbot and a niecesof Mrs. VIM. c.
Bryan, of North Middletown. Mrs.
Bannister was a most lovely young
woman, and highly respected by all
who knew her.
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DEATHS.
BARLOW.

DAlNhON.
Mrs Burr;s Barlow, nee Morris,
-..o5 40 died at I'm. Friday at her
SSv-a near Little ROck. She leaves
5o- husband and five children, including
fw0-weeks' old babe.
JEFFRIES.
lanes Jeffries, aged 80, employed
90 butcher for z. Heller, was taken
"A Wednesday night or pneumonia and
lied at an early hour Saturday morn
i~r Mr.. Jeffries was a bachelor, and
: survived by his brother, John Jeffer-
las of this city. and-a sister residing
n Knoxville. Tenn. The body was
-si-en TO Vanceburg on the Louisville
3 Nashville train Sunday were the in
ternent took place.
EVANS.
Mr.. J. T. Evans, one of Bourbon
cornty's oldest and most prominent
fsrmers. died Saturday afternoon, at
+1e residence of his son, Charlton
Evans. of near North Middletown, in
the 74th year of age.
MIR. Evans suffered a stroke of par
sTvsis last fall from the effects of
which his health declined rapidly. For
more than half a century MIR. Evans
wss actively engaged in farming and
for many years was a director of the
North Middiet0wn Deposit Bank. He
WIS also active in Church circles. He
retired from active business several
years ago and divided his large estate
among mis- children. He is survived by
three daughters, Mrs. A. @. Jones,
Mrs. William NJ. Jones, of Bourbon,
andEhIrs. Marcus Prewitt and Charlton
Evans, of Montgomery county. The
funeral services took place Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock from the North
Niddletown Christian church and were
conducted by his pastor Elder C. w.
Dick. assisted by Elder l.. II. Rey-
noiIs. The interment was IN the North
Niddletown cemetery.
ALLEN.
Mrs. Julia Allen, wife of Mr.. w.
8. Allen, quietly entered into eternal
rest at her home on Duncan Avenue,
on Sunday morning, at 80 O'Clock,
after a lingering illness of tubercu-
lOsis.
Ms AiICL W % % years VI dye anu
was the daughter of Mr.. Bella Wood.
OF Nicholas county. She had been in
III health for several years. Every
thingithat fond and devoted husband
could do was done torestore her health,
different climates We're tried and finally
she came home to patiently and with
the fortitude of a true christian to
await thecall of her Master.
Mrs. Alien was of a retiring DISPOSE
ton, possessing all of those beautiful
TRAITS Of character that makes the
lovely Christian woman, the nob!est
work OF Goo. A loving wife, a tender
ard dpVnfad mnfher has entered into
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-10

c. D. Hinton, Jeweler, successor to
w. NJ. Hinton. Phone 1872
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-10

Mrs. Burr:s Barlow, nee Morris,
--o5 40. died at p, I'm. Friday at her
.ST-e near Little Rock. She leaves
i 5o- husband and five children, including
. fw9-weeks' old babe.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1908-03-10

Mrs. Nimrod EinviIle died at her
home, near Riddles Mills. Sunday
night. Funeral servicest will be held
this morning at 10 o'clock. at the
Methodist ChuCch, at Riddles Mills.
Burial in Mill arsburg cemetery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

gift map 2; $262. so ~
1852 so. 'o' w. sn' "ap q
Thomas o'Day to John T. Freddy and wife. lot
IN line OF Leavenworth street. 60 OF Sacra-
mento, 40 by " SO; $40.
Louis bowling TO Betsey Bowling lot in line
OF Hill street, 1874 of Sanchez, 1856 by s
Flora D. Jones to Thomas ]. Watson. lots
20 T. block 100, Bay View homestead associ,
b 6ion Lots lots to to a. and from lots sls to g.
Francis J. Wimperly to Laura M. Wimperiy,
iot IN line of Parnassus avenue, 225 W OF
Clayton a,,aa,. street, " 20 by 1915; gift
and wife, lot II. block 8, map /. Castro street
Charles IL. Anderson to william Tscherch. lot
in line of Fell street, 2oT:8 of Scott, e
2o:e by S 1915; $40
Carolina Bahlmaa to Western Pacific railway
Pennsylvania streets, W %, Sw to Pennsylvania
street. \ to beginning; $40.
George F. Lynch to ]. B. Walter. lots 9e5 and
Isabella Fraser to James Z. Fraser. lot at
NV corner of Fourth avenue and Hugo street, n
so by w 90; gift
City realty company to Isabella Fraser. lot at
90 by W 30; $40.
company, lot In W line Of Stockton street. 1876
of California, w 1875 $50, 90 N l. E
117:6, 70:0A; $40.
Frank Allen and wife to Sol Getz 4 Sous.
lot In line of Eleventh avenue. 175 Of
street, 25 by f 100; $40.
Ezra L: Thompson to Catherine T. Thomp-
o'T W,1,aI, 22;s BY " SIS; gift f.. -,
wife, lot in line of Twelfth avenue, 13l
Charles Bliss and wife to Wolf NJ Jacobs.
Laidley. NV 25 by SW 113: $40.
August 1. Luttinger and wife to Henry Bern
hardt and wife, lot in SW line Of Harrington
street l2o NV of Mission. NV 25 by SW
Josephine Goerl to Frank de Beni lot In
z line OF Forty fifth avenue. $50 Of street.
S $50 by 100; $40.
street. so E of Castro. % by IA; $40.
George A Kelly to Mary Kelly, half inter
est in lot in line of Lake street. 1915 II
S line of Lake street. sic W Of Second ave
nue., w % by 100 gift.
Thomas Tanning to Catherine Tanning, lot
In line Of Twentyseventh street, so W Of
Church saels " 2e;s by N ia; gift :, -
and Somerset streets. 111:10. f 1396ls. s
1917. and three other pieces; gift.
Real Estate and Development company to
John Isle and wife. lot in E line of Con-
100; gift
Michael Collins to Margaret Collins, lot in
n line of Bonita street, 1876 W Of Polk.
Harry sipple to San Francisco carriage com
pany, lot in line of Valencia street, 100
Of Fifteenth, N 80 by E 100; $40.
Coliseum company to Thomas II. Walpsley,
lot IN W line of Eleventh avenue, 200 OF
Fulton street. % by W 12O So
Frank II. Burke and wife to Alice Fl. Healy
lot in line of Eighteenth street, POST W OF
Douglass. W 22:3 by s 121; $40.
Henry l.. De Vault to Teresa Johnson lot
In Z line of Fillmore street, IS Of Post,
n 27:6 by E %: 81.