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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1908-07-04
DATE FOR OUTING.

Louisville Bardstown and Lebanon
Councils of the Knights of Columbus
will hold their annual outing at New
Haven, Ky, Thursday, July 9. Many
of the Knights from Jeffersonville
and New Albany will take their fam
lilies to the outing in Kentucky.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1908-07-04
GOES TO ROME.

Archbishop Farley expects to sail
for Rome within a short time, and
while there will describe to our Holy
Father Plus Y. the extent and mag
nificence of the recent jubilee cele-
bration in NewYork City.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1908-07-04
FATHER MURPHY IMPROVED.

The Rev. Father Denis Murphy.
who has been seriously i'll at SITS.
Mary and Elizabeth Hospital this
week, is much improved, but may
not be able to return to st. Will
Jams rectory before next week.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1908-07-04
FOUR FAIR GRADUATES.

The closing exercises of the
Academy of Our Lady of Mercy, 1852
East Broadway, were held Tuesday
morning, and several hundred
friends of the institution applauded
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1908-07-04
GOOD FOR BURN.

For a burn or scald apply ksro-
sene. 1t will allay the pain almost
instantly and quickly heal the in
jured parts.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1908-07-04

The latest Charlotte model is the
revolutionary cap of enormous pro-
portions.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-08
POR CARLOS DICKENS

del papelero que habia hecho desaparecer el
letreTo de la tienda
Z sOcio de NJ Suagsby de6 su casa hace
veinticinco amos por el cementerio de San An
dr6S de Holb0rn dOnde descansa al rumor de
los coches de a!quiler y las locomotoras, dra-
grones 1nfatigables que pasan de dia de no
che por su lado vomitando llamas. ST alguna
vez sale de su sepucro en- la hora en- que todo
duerme para vOlver a pasearse pOr Cooks
Court hasta el momento en- que le llama al
cementerio Ell gallo de Ia leche1ia de Cursitor-
Street cuyo proceder adivinatorio para saber
cuando va hacerse de dia seria sus :observa-
clones perSOnales, 81 alguna vez, repetimos
viene vlsitar el sombr1o barrio que habit0
en- otro tempo 10 verifca de inc6gnito sin
sentir el friO nj e calor
In la epoca en- que tena tienda mien-
tras ouagsby seguia ell aprendeZaje, que duro
s1ete amos viva con el EN- la casa donde esta-
Da la t1enda de sus sobrinas, muchacha
astuta pequena. delgada de cintura de mirar
1T1o como ylentO de enerO de narZ puDtiagu-
da, y de mejillas amoratadas Malas Ienguas
dec1an en- ell barrio que la madre de dcha
soOrfna, con deseo natural de aumentar las
grac1as de ST. hija, al pasarle Ell Gordon del
cOrse apoyaba el pie en- la pared para sujetar.
ie con mas fuerza la cintura, que Ia hacia
beber ademas mucho vinagre y sumo de Ii
mon, cuyo acido habia acabado por subirse
las narces, los carrillos algenio de la
pobre victima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-08
a s. $50

Es de mucha utilidad, no solo pa.
ra los Abogados, Cortes judjciales,
Ayuntamientos, Corporaciones y EN-.
pleados de todos los ramos, siuo tam
bien para los comerciantes, industrial
les personals de negocios, el como
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las Camares y el Con
seio Executive en- Ell corriente afio de
1oo7.-Se venden q $3.50 en- la Ii
breria del
BOLETTN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-08
LA CASA LUGU BRE

Este rumor fundado falso, no lego 4
dido de Suagsby, al menos no eJerclo inhuen-
cia en- sus sent1mientos poTque habiendo ga
lanteado la sobrlna y obtenido ST. mano, SC
encargo de la tienda con dos socios en- vez de
uno. As, pues, Suagsby, Y la sobrina de PERI
fer constituyen mas que solo ser la
interesante dana cuida aun de la perfection
de la linda cintura por ser la 1nca gracia que
ha tenldo en- vida.
No solamente son Suagsby su esposa
una sola carne como manda la Sagrada Es-
critura, sno tamb1en una sola vez segun di-
cen los vecnos, sta que pareCe prOce
der exclusivamente de mistress Suagsby re
suena con frecuencia en- Cook S Cout por 10
que concierne al marido de la sobrina es muy
raro que sc exprese ST no es por el organo de
su mujer. FL papelero es manso timdo
calvo. ostenta tnicamente en- el coyote I'm
plumero de cabellos negros.
Modesto a1go obese vestido con su le
viton de paflo pardo, y sus mangas postsas de
lustTina, cuando mira las nubes desde la puer
ia de la tienda sentado en- el obscure pupitre
coTta pergamino en- compania de sus dos
appendices, ofrece Ell aspecto de pobre
sin pretensiones peTo no es raro que Sc alcen-
Quejas amentos de una especie de bodega
situada bajo los pies de M. Suagsby GUAM
do tiene una nota mas aguda de 10 ordinaro. y
el papelero dice q los appendices: Creo que
mi mujer esta pegando ala pobre Augusta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-08
NO O1rICIAS

4
b1an reconstruyen y venden
maquinas de escribir de todos
los modelos de las Underwood
lSmith y Oliver, siempre tienen-
existencia Mas detalles escribir
con sello para la repuesta.
Box 462 8 Cruz 4 San Juan
Puerto Rico.
Lo que faltaba EN- Puerto
Rico q los Cafes V Puestes,
de refresC0s. La fabrica para.
la estraccion de jugos de las.
frutas del pals, nuevos proce-
ldimlentos.
Cajas de 24h botellas,
tamaflo de la pasta. $500.
Sc surten cajas, en- Limon Pr
ma, Platano. Naranjas, y Sc COM
pran estos frutos.
Una media botella basta para
II vasos de refrescos de medic
Cuartillo.
Pastillas esfervecentes marca
Vera, en- Lim6n Y Naranja.
Una pastilla, basta para un gran
vase de refresco.
Con cada GAIA de juQo de fru-
tas Sc regalan Il pastillas, sur
tidas.
Precio de estas pastillas S1.oo
Ell ciento, en- cajas de 500.
Ped1d unaS CajaS como mues-
tras a los representatives, ]. @.
Ayuso y Cop. Apartado 462 8
teletono I99. San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
- Pida usted en- Cafes, Colma-
dos y Pulperias, tanto de San
Juan como de la lsla, los afama-
dos Refrescos Tropicales de Ro-
Cafort.
Su confecci0n es por medic
de aparatos modernos para Ia
extraction del jugo de las frutas
sin proceGlmlent0s quimicos.
No mas irritac1Ones estoma-
Gales por los calores del verano
nj por malas digestiones.
Tambien como postres para
las comidas, son empleadOs por
HOteleS, Restaurants Y casas de
tamllia, pues Ell alto grado del
almibar Y gusto de las verdade-
ras frutas al natural, ofrece Ia
ventala que por POGO dinerO
puede Obtenerse una gran va
riedad de postres.
Para el pronto despacho de
los pedidos de los comerciantes
Y casas de familia dirigirse q
Juan Rocafort. San Juan r. r.
-Ha t ,llecido en- Ponce el
apreciable Joven don Jose !. Ca
brera, hermano del iefe de la
| policia don Francisco.
knviamos q su distinguida
familianuestro pesame.
S : A L q u / AN dos
nlagnfhcas habitaciones de bal
C6n-CRUZ 81 altos.
Sc encuentra> enfermO en-
Toa-AIta ell ilustrad0 sacerdote
Eliseo Echevarria.
-Segun nos informan han
aparecido Ell el muelle de Are
cibo, los cadavcres de los nau-
fragos en- la "Cueva de las va
cas- que han resultad0 ser Ra-
mon Velez Y Crespo Morales.
SOLARES EN- SANTURCE-Es
la parada 90 Sc venden cuatro sola-
res pequehos en- la calle Los dos
hermanos y siete, tres pequefIos y
cuatro grandes en- la calle de Canals
Dirlgrse, para detalles informes
4 la sefora Latimer viuda de Carrers
Aver do a luz con toda fell
cidad a una robusta nina, la
| distiuguida sonora dona Elisa
Fernandez, viendose con dicho
motive muy concurrida la resi-
dencia de la familia Fernandez,
pOr sus numerosos amigos.
Las aIm0rranas Sc curan Ell f a. Il
ffas. con ell UNGUENTO DE PAZO.
La sean simples, sangrantes, con plea
g6n externas, por re baldcs que seam.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
FOURTH BIG STREET CAR DAY
Ten thousand More Fares Collected
Than on the Fourth One
Year Ago.

Records of the Omaha & Counc Bluffs
Street Railway company show that the
company collected about 10000 more fares
this year on the Fourth OF July than last
year on the same day. r.. A. Leussler,
secretary and general manager OF the COM
pany, said he did not believe the company
carried that many more people than last
year, but thought that because OF the fact
there was not a hitch or a break on any
line and the service was even all day the
conductors were able TO get a larger per
rent OF the fares. Last year a derailed car
on the Manawa line blocked that line for
two hours and created such jams that the
conductors could not get through. Not an
accident to a car or person was reported
this year. A remarkable coincidence in
the receipts was that the conductors /on
the Park line collected Just . cents less on
the total this year than last year. More
people were hauled TO Krug park than on
any other day since the line was built.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
p. Telephone ConsoIidntioA.

SIOUX FALLSdS. d, July 6-(Special.) y
AS the result ofy7severai recent meetings
an association has been organized in
B~rookings county for the, purpose of pur-
chasing and consolidating all the farmers
telephone lines inthat county. The plan
provides that after the consolidation has
been effected the liens will have a COM
mon ehadquarters and vii eb under one
management. The lines of the association
will cover the entire county, At a business
meeting Of the promoters Of the enterprise
the association was organized and the fell
lowing officers were elected: President,
A. Smith; vice president, Charles Lynch
secretary, Charles Arnold; treasurer, j. H.
Simmons. 1t is hoped to nave everything
in readiness so the consolidation can be eff
fected early in the fall. The principal
stockholders in the new association will be
prominent and wealthy farmers of Brook
ings county.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
FIREMEN HAIL DOUBLE SHIFT
Celebrate First Anniversary of Their
New System with Open House at
Washington Hall.

The firemen's double shift law for
Omaha was formally christened Monday at
Washington han, the firemen OF Omaha
all acting as godfathers for the HID and
Ed Leeder as grandfather. To celebrate
the first anniversary of the time when the
double shift law for firemen went into
effect in Omaha, the firemen Kept open
house all day and evening Monday at
Washington hall. The firemen who work
nights attended during the day and those
who were on duty during the day were
in charge for the festivities in the evening.
A splendid lunch was served and other re-
freshments provided. During the day the
firemen were in and out during the entire
day, but the night celebration took on a
more formal aspect. as more were present
at the same time. " Commissioners Giller
and Page addressed the men during the
afternoon. .f ".
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
GOVERNOR JOHNSON IN THE FIGHT
His Friends Deny E-mphaticaIIy His
Name VIII he NYIthdrnwn

His Friends Deny EmphaticaIIy His
Name VIII BE Withdrawn.
DENVER, July 6-Frederick b. Lynch,
manager of Governor Johnson's presiden-
tial campaign, today denied I'm emphatic
terms the report that Governor Johnson's
name had been or would be withdrawn
from the contest.
THE story" lie said, rs absolutely with
out foundation. Governor Johnson's name
win be presented 90 the convention v
though there be no prospects OF his re-
ceiving any votes outside the Minnesota
delegation. We started in 10 make this
fight to the eEd, and we shall complete the
record"
from delegates from a number Of states,
Including several from New York, who
assured Mr.. Lynch that they were for
Governor Johnson, because they believed
he would he able TO carry the election,
while they were OF the opinion that Mr..
Bryan could not do so.
An interesting echo from Lincoln has
reached here to- the effect that Mr.. Bryan
has received favorably the suggestion that
the recent pronounced antagonism Of the
Bryan men to Governor Johnson Of Mime
sofa shall be offset by the intimation that
in the event OF Mr.. Bryan's election he
will invite Johnson TO take a place in his
cabinet. one Of the many visitors TO Mr..
Bryan who is now here has pointed out TO
him that the marked antagonism to John
son might ALLEVIATE the influential Scandi-
navian element with which the Minnesota
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
BETTE POSITION
And Increased Salary as a Result of
Eating Right Food,


There is not only comfort in eating
food that nourishes brain and body but
sometimes it helps a lot in increasing
ones salary.
A Kansas school teacher tells an in
teresting experience. She says:
About two years ago / was extremely
miserable from nervousness that had
been coming on for some time, Any sud
den noise was actually painful to me and
my nights were made miserable by hor-
rible nightmare.
II was losing flesh all the time and at
last was obliged to give up the school
was teaching and go home,
Mother put me to bed and sent for
the doctor. l was 80 nervous the cotton
sheets gave me a chill and they put me
I'm woolens. The medicine took did me
no apparent good. Finally, a neighbor
suggested that Grape-Nuts might be
good for me to eat. l had never heard OF
this food, but the name sounded good SO
l decided TO try it.
Il began to eat Grape-Nuts ana soon
found my reserve energy growing SO tha
In a short time l was filling a better
position and drawing a larger salary
than 1 had ever dom before.
"As I see little children playing around
me and enter into their games l wonder
II / am the same teacher OF whom. two
years ago. the children spoke as ugly
old thing
"Grape-Nuts food with cream has be-
come a regular part Of my diet, and l have
not been sick a day in the past two years"
There's a Reason"
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Ever READ the above letter. A new
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are genuine, true, and fun Of human
interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
HULL STOPS RECOUNT IN STORY
Question Now Goes 10 the District
Court for settlement.

Question Now Goes to the DIstrict
Court for settlement.
FORT DODGE. Ia, July 6.-Special Tele-
gram .)-Judge Wright today issued a writ
Of certiorari applied for by Congressman
J. A. T. Huh against the Board Of Super
visors Of Story county acting as a board OF
canvassers of the primary election returns
of June 2 Judge Prouty claims a gain Of
thirteen by a r~ecanvass Of the vote from
Grant township made June 3. The congress
sional fight is stopped until the district
court convenes, Judge Evans on the bench,
at Nevada September IL. At that time the
Story county supervisors, acting in accord
ance with Judge Wright's orders, will pre-
sent a complete record Of the meetings dur
ing which the %recanvass was made. Judge
Wright holds the supervisors made the re-
nva illegally, as Judge Prouty's affi-
davits on which he secured the recount are
so indefinite they should not have been
acted upon by the supervisors, consequently
the district court is fully empowered to re-
view the action of the supervisors as a
board OF canvassers. The decision is a dis
tinct victory for Hull.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

remained here three days-much longer
h any other visitor-and saw the Ne
brasksn daily. Mr.. Dunlap intimated that
the conferences had been concerning the
Illinois member Of the ~nationai committee.
MInaesotn Men Go Through.
Two delegations. Minnesota and Kings
county. New York. vbieh are expected to
arrive early Sunday evening, did not
reach the city until 2 o'clock this morning
Notice Of the coming Of the New Workers
had been received at Fsirview and Mr..
Bryan had expected to receive the dele
CATION at the station. The delay to their
special, however, made this impossible.
The Minnesota train, significantly labeled
johnson special" arrived ahead Of the
New York train and despite the late hour
and a pouring rain. was met by the recep-
ton COMMITTEES. Most Of the Johnson men
we're up when they reached the city and
several members OF the Bryan reception
COMMITTEES, which had gone to meet Kings
county. greeted the Johnson followers with
a shout. The train stopped twenty min
utes during which time It developed that
some Bryan sentiment existed in Min
nesota. Governor Burke OF North Dakota,
an ardent Bryan supporter, was on the
train and had hoped to see Mr.. Bryan.
He was travelling as a guest Of the Min
nesotans and said he ldd not want 10 say
a word TO hurt their feeling. He stated,
however, that while the Mlnnesotans
would vote for Johnson II nominated, there
were many men on the train who would
he for Bryan. Congressman Hammond,
who heads the Minnesota delegation had
RETIRED and could not be seen.
Kings County Democracy.
Enthusiasm was in evidence when the
Kings county democracy train rolled in.
Our people wanted to see Lincoln IL
we had to sit up all night" said Herman
A. Metz, comptroller Of Greater New York.
1--WE had expected to see Mr.. Bryan, but
our train was delayed. Our people are
generally for Bryan, IL the rest OF the
convention wants him. One Of the remark
able things I have not seen on the trip
west Is the sentiment, which seems to have
crystalized for the N~ebraskan. l have met
nothing but Bryan men, and II nominated
his chances to win seem to me very fine. q"
Asked about the second place on the
ticket and his W candidacy, Mr.. Metz
said:
II certainly see a New Yorker on the
ticket. 1t has been very kind Of Mayor
Dahlman to work up a 'boomlet" for me,
but l have not taken It very seriously, !
have under way in New York City a re-
vision Of the accounting system and It will
keep me pretty busy until my term OF
office expires.
Would you accept the nomination.
"Oh, l presume you might class me as
receptive but the chance OF my being
called upon to serve the country in that
capacity lie so remote that I hardly dare
discuss the matter. Many OF our people
want Chanler, and he would be a strong
man to nominate. He Is not as wen
known in the west as in our country, but
New York certainly would be satisfied
with him"
There we're seventy-one in the Kings
county party.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
PRESS BOOSTS CORN SHOW
Newspapers in Many States Promote
National Exposition.
BULLETIN BOARD OF CLIPPINGS
Assistant Passenger Agent BuckInR-
ham Says Burlington IL for the
show Because II VIII Bene-
Mt Farm Production.

Covering a large bulletin board at tho
Commercial club are some thousand news
paper clippings from newspapers in all parts
OF the United States boosting the National
Corn exposition and over them the s gn
Omaha is getting plenty of advertising on
account of the National Corn exposition
The collection of clippings attracted much
attention Monday when they were first
seen by the business men. There were
column boosts from the Chicago Tribune,
the Oklahoma Farm Journal, the Kokomo
Und) Tribune, and papers from Omaha to
Idaho and from Buzzard's Bay to Broken
Bow. The Colorado papers Are doing much
to boost the corn show and one paper from
wray, Colo, which is known as the RAT
tier has three separate articles in one
edition about the corn show.
Tie National Live Stock Reporter of st.
Louis runs many columns about the corn
show" while Nebraska papers from the
western line to the datlies of Omaha are
we'll represented ON the bulletin board at
the Commercial CLUB, while the manage
rnent receives, hundreds Of clippings each
week FROM clipping bureaus for, which
there would .be no room at the club unless
the walls were papered with them.
In line with the general policy of the Bur
III ANaiAANoN gSpthGohS ~ bhNh'NNN ~
general interests of the farmers Of Ne
braska, the company has employed j.. 7.
o: Stewart, a man of wide acquaintance in
this state and Iowa, to devote his time to
the promotion Of the National Corn exposl-
ton to be held in Omaha December 0 to 10,
1908.
Why Railroad Boosts.
I'VE do this for the game reason hat we
assisted as best we could in the promotion
OF the seed corn specials, with lecturers,
over the state for the purpose of instruct
ing our farmers as to the best methods Of
seed corn selection and production" said
J. E. Buckingham, assistant general agent
OF the Burlington.
we look payorably upon any movement
that has a tendency toward increasing the
production per acre of any of the cereals
raised along our lines. 1t is not unreason-
able to believe that through education the
farmers can increase the production of corn
at least ten bushels per acre. Such an In
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

crease will mean a vast amour, OF money
for the farmers Of Nebraska ana iowa.
1T is apparent that corn land Is bound to
show a marked increase In waite in thu
near future. The intermountain and Pa
cific coast states that are rapidly settling
through the efforts of Irrigation and dry
farming methods, are not, generally speak,
ing, corn producing states. In fact. the
corn belt acreage is limited and those who
are owners OF corn land should ne as much
interested In the success Of the National
Corn exposition as we are"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
BRYAN WAVE GROWS


his victory, his enemies claim. is less
significant than might appear. The hopes
OF the Bryan men are conferred or the
nine eentesting delegates from Pennsyl-
vania. AS these contestants are Bryan
men, they are practically assured OF being
seated by the Bryan committee on credcn-
tials, ard once seated, Mr.. Guffey's vic
tory OF today may be succeeded by Mr..
Bryan's final triumph tomorrow. according
to the calculations Of the Bryan men.
Against this, however. Guffey secured the
signatures today Of forty Pennsylvania
delegates, whose seats are uncontested, and
who AVE an undisputed majority of the
6S Pennsylvania votes, regardless of con
test.
Interest is turning tonight to the open
at noon tomorrow.
The appointment of the committees on
credentials, rules and permanent organiza,
ton, will be followed by the presentation
of resolutions of respect for the memory
Of Grover Cleveland. Judge Parker has
prepared a new draft of these resolutions,
completely eliminating politics and dealing
only with the eminent public services of
Mr.. Cleveland. II, however, there is the
slightest disposition on the part OF any
of Mr.. Bryan's friends to refer to the
Parker draft, owing to the feeling created
by its early provisions, It will not be pre-
sented. Tomorrow's proceedings will be
brief and after the preliminary organiza-
ton is effected an adjournment win be
taken as a mark of respect to Mr.. Cleve-
land.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
Loss OF LIFE GREATLY FEARED
Rain in OtOe County Causes Houses
to Float Away,

INWEW IN VNUW NUWWIy NNUHCW TOUNeE
to Float Away.
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb., July 6.-(Special
Telegram. THE heaviest rain OF the season
visited MS county last night and did much
damage 10 roads and bridges. Many bridge Is
wers carried away. Three inches Of water
fell here and wheat is nearly all down and
farmers are unable to get into the fields.
AT Unadi five inches Of water fen. II
was a waterspout and the entire bottom,
nearly four miles wide, is flooded.
Three houses at Unadilla floated away.
job Doyle's family is missing and their
home is gone.
william Woodward roated off with hi.
home, but was rescued. His home wa,
destroyed. Many people had narrow es
eapes. Tit water is still rising and