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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
CONGRESS- CLOSES.
States of Oregon and Idaho Work In
Harmony.

States Of Oregon and Idaho Work In
Harmony.
SALEM. Ore, Jan. 3O.-The Ore
gon, Idaho Development congress
which has been in session here since
yesterday afternoon. was attended by
large delegations from the interior OF
the state and from the Coos Bay coun-
try. The delegation from the state
OF Idaho concluded the program OF
the convention and an adjournment
was taken this afternoon.
The principal work OF the congress
was directed towards the promotion
Of an amendment to the constitutions
Of the two states which will have for
its purpose the giving OF aide to rail-
road construction and commissions
were appointed whose duties II will
be to prepare plans for joint action
ON the part OF the two states in Civ.
Ing aide TO the construction of rail-
road from Boise City and across cen.
trail Oregon and into the Coos Bay
country.
The congress passed a resolution
thanking the legislature of this state
for tho prompt action taken by tina:
body In renewing the appropriation
for locks and canal At Oregon City
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
oFFIoIAL WRATHER RRPoRT

PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 30.-Fore-
cast for northern Idaho and eastern
Washington for "a hours ending at
Ave p. m tomorrow:
Rain or snow tonight and Sunday;
brisk southerly winds.
The local weather report for the
"a hours ending at o'clock p. m.
today shows a maximum temperature
OF 80 degrees, minimum 20.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30

family. lOl Lakeside. '0~'u III pri Va
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30

Monday evening, 1.-The Evils OF Dane
ing" Tuesday evening. The Evils of
the Modern Card Party; Wednesday
evening, The Evils of Gambling;
Thursday evening, The Evils Of the
Saloon" and Friday evening, The
objectionable Sin"
Mrs. Rae Muirhead, an assistant of
the Billy Sunday party OF Spokane,
win hold meeting Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the Baptist
church. All are invited to attend.
First Presbyterian church-Bible
school. 10 a. M; preaching, IL a. m. !;
an address on temperance. Young
Peoples society. $3.50 p. M; evening
service. 1890 o'clock. The pastor
and congregation cordially welcome
you. Rev. Edward J. Station, minis
ter.
Christian church Morning service
IL o'clock, subject. Christ's Mission;
evening service, 1880 o'clock, subject,
The Relation Of the church to Lab
or" Rev. o. G. Gist, minister.
Methodist church-Morning SER
vice, IL o'clock: subject, The Ser
mon from the Pew; evening service,
1890 o'clock, subject 1.-The Supreme
Victory" Special music by the choir,
Rev. w. H. Fry. pastor.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
SENATE HAS OPTION BILL.
Continued from page IL

against the reduction of the tariff ON
hides. lead, wool and lumber.
The minority offered as a substi-
tute Notwithstanding protection
on all Idaho products.
The Whitaker bridge bill for Bon
ners Ferry was under passage by the
committee of the whole when ad-
tournment was taken at noon to 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
Four new bills were Introduced
one by Kerns. a miners employers
liability law. No report was made on
the local option bill.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
FIREMAN DIRs OF INJURIES,

TACOMA, Wash, Jan. SO.--Flre-
man Daniel Noonan died here this
morning from injuries received in a
collision between a Spanway electric
car and the hose cart OF the IRE de-
partment. The collision occurred
last evening while the department
was responding to a IRE alarm when
the rear wheel Of the cart was struck
by the car and all the occupants
hurled to the ground. j. F. Taylor
is seriously injured but II Is believed
that he will recover.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30

Fok RENT-FIve acres rich garden soil with
IN mile oil city. Inquire H., Press. $50
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
ooRuR p,ALNNE WINS GAME

Occur d'Alene 9. and Post Falls 3.
That was the score Of the game OF
basket ball that was played last even
ing at the armory between the girls
basket bali team OF the high school OF
this city and the team OF the high
school at Post Falls. The team from
Post Falls was accompanied by a
large number of rooters and support
ers Of the team, and a large crowd
was present at the armory building to
witness the game. The game from
the commencement to the end was
brisk and hard fought. and many
brilliant plays were made by the
players of both teams. Miss Rae Glst
did some very effective work for the
local team, and Miss Jessie Mcneil
starred for the visitors.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
NEWS, VIEWS AND GOSSIP
CONTINUED from page ~

with the exception of the illustrated
song,
Exchanges shall be required to
raise the minimum film rental to fig-
ure that will keep the irresponsible
small fry of showmen out of bust
ness.
The alleged moving picture trust is
known as the Moving Picture Patent
company. and was incorporated in
New Jersey six months ago. Ten COM
panies. seven American and three
Europeans, are said to control abso-
lutely the moving picture films used
In this country. Neither machines
or Aims are to be sold outright, un-
der the new rules. but only leased.
and the old machines and damaged
films have to be turned back to the
trust"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
New Tax Law.

Under the new law governing the
city's right to collect unpaid taxes. a
big auction Of liens on property on
which the taxes are unpaid win be
held ON Monday. The liens will be
disposed OF to the highest bidder and
the buyers can proceed against own.
ers should they fail to redeem their
property within three years after the
sale. The. liens will be sold for the
best offers, none. however. to so be-
yond twelve per cent. Purchasers will
become absolute owners on foreclos-
ure OF the lein should those interested
fail to pay up.
The changes will doubtless be
viewed by many owners with trepida-
ton. but they are really mere equita-
bic to owners and the city alike than
the tenets Of the old law.
First. they will enable the city to
get It's money; secondly. they create,
instead of q mere lease. a tax lien
which is : gllt-edged Investment and
will attract buyers. and finally they
protect delinquent owners in that par
ehasers are compelled to 80 to the
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
10 rnn PUnLHO

favor II patrons who fail 20 recefvg
their paper regularly will report the
same 70 the once, es u - our only
means OF knowing how the carriers
are doing their work.
we will pay q reward Of S2s for
evidence that will convict any one Of
stealing papers after they are d0ltveFod
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-01-30
DISSOLUTION of PARTNE

Notice is hereby given thar
partnership heretofore exisuAs
tween Henry Leeper and GeoEs
son, under the name of Nelson s.
engaged in logging at Hayes -,
Idaho, is hereby dissolved by ~. -,
consent, George Nelson retirihs 8. 81
said partnership. Henry Leepl \
continue in the business ana II
bills owed by Nelson & CO. =.
collect all outstanding accom-
Dated January 10. 1904
GEO. A. NELSON
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

!, EOOM AND BOARD for man and wife or two
lAdles. Call at Raymond & Burns studio. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-10

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s sSo eI ~ s s. sn U VS..
sA ~ ."s :'. mean Ts s IN: week :s y "ss s: @
:. :: s 5 an. IN. The d..
was oto Inch above normal
ISLAND OF HAWAII.
:s s 1
'ss saS than 5 sn s On ss dates and
to 20 below inches the
Null ls1The 7as and the rainfall
ess than, Sa as
is inch inches than during the preceding week. The mean
HonoS.a ne mean temperature was 1907 Showers occurred
and :. 81 below the
s..Us.s 10 ,s,Thsss soth,cl
s sas n.s @ ss. ssa ~ | s" the '''"
liz inches below the and
inches below sss less than during the
ssaaie. sshowers occurred
5 ~ Ssss s s ss'ss ed I've I
ss ss.,e ssst % wa s %
than last week,s-pepeekeo Sugar Co. -, ,u.,.. a.,
bso" the average preceding
omitted
lol less than last The
The ne mt ns s' Rain fell daily and
'''n' .' less '''" curing inc preceding S''A
ae aS was ana % 'ba s he The mean temper
Ns.Su i-cioady rainless weather obtained deficiency in
weekly rainfall "a inch 90 than during the preceding
sss s eeyss wsssR inch %,s. anaon the Both
red ss ns ss
l67 inches below the average-Rev s. II. Davis
w.l~.7e ts'showers two dates and amounted
Haiku PREVAILED " %ih an average Of partly
ne .ns s tina" last weeks The
Ave inches LIS less than during the
ta-showers occurred daily inches so
inch than the previous weeks The s'
g n O. % ana during ns peesss
the previous
weeks the mean temperature was 7st-W searoy ~ rainfall ~
inch the weeks The temperature 77s
on s @ two sss e IS s1
ISLAND OF OAHU.
s ~ T on hs @ the
inch ios inches than during the s @ week At the ditch
night Tho seu n o r %s w'
deficiency weekly rainfall
kahuku a emper.
Inch
he average nan as 81 r. Chrsophersen
The 1st-21 inch
preceding
week. Meyer
ISLAND
kiauea (6-The
the average
weeks.-I. b Boreiko.
night amounting to "A inch ST less than
temperature 75.3'.-The Kooa
Eeee (6)-Showers to
33 10 preceding week'si-McBryde Co
Makawe (6)The
rainfal-on the Cd IA below the
ISLAND OF MoLokA.
Moloka (G)The 7lo Showers
the three dates during
the preceding week-G. +. Cooke
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-10
Real Estate Transactions

I''" N ! "o"o Na''' ~.
hala, fiaWah, Sl'oVov.Vo' D'''' '"''
a. i'y'' Is GA p tV'' ,, nat.
a. n. 'amppe'' w ''."e' """
n hsb; far hei vi -'oo' N,',
;. Roma, Hawaii 81 p"'eu '"'s 60
l'l'. Il ga AUD - a.
Ohom'a sugar 20 10 h'il''" ~ ave-.
wahl iWl"oW'' he'' -fIoo ,"''
front ~. mo hn""'' S'|V' D"''"
july 2s' lug. II dlf' 4oo'
Johh l. baher 10 rra"''S'o w.
Croa; Ii pc iahd' "alnnueh"e o.
mo- hawail, IL yrs AT s-"'oV pc. W
Dated July Il, l'o'. "Zo' @ol'
Juiia halohahiinoheWa nSu "
10 Ana foaiNaia0,' y, 'h' u" W.
2o3o' hahihaho' ~ hiio' ha"a'i, wv
Dated June 20 lso'' ID oio' p 90
I william Z. Achi ct ais 10 ihoh,as
{. White; ID; INT III II = o4'' q VT
1881 n. Roma haWail' sooo' pa'eo
July 20 l'o'' Slo' oeV'
samuel farker ny ANY 10 oahlue'
i. WOODS A Ii por 7 -<op u'S
Zioo a aioo' water rus &C hohala'
hawaii. Dated May = l'o'' ON
p zo''
Mary conway h"p e' ais 10 war
inku sugar co. EMU IL AP por
Ap l. Il i'e' hul i3t' wafer rus &C
huaiwa' Waikapu' MAUI years pa
$40. Dated July 20 l'o'' u o-V' y
Zoo.
RECORDED July So 'sos'
healoha q WI 10 ueorse H. MIA
~ INT IN u T. zf'o' hul '"Z' reh's' &c.
LeIeo' honoiui"' Si'"o &C Da'eu
Mar o. i'o'' 3D. ost
ahce H. lhase 10 dohh W. .hase'
hel DOW, 4o,'oo 50 II iahd' Mah"a
valley ioho'ulu; sl'oo NC. DATED
july = ''.'' u 'i' p 900
Henry N. shlheh 10 Ina Maunahea
ct aus; " iht III hui 900 APPS
Waiahoie, hooianpoko' por hu'
1850 Nuuahu 81, h"holulu, sl,Vo &C
Dated July 20 lao'' Is Slo' SSi'
fhiIlp l.. weaver TO Henry N. snli.
ieh' far he'' lnt III rs zS'' q 40
por ''o' Area EVA INT III
,ol'iu"o ~ 'aiu, ror. 81, hoho'ulu a
IL. Dated July 20, 1909. Il Si6. p 3Ss.
trent trust 20 Liza TO Mary D.
raVao' W LOT OF u +. peterson
tract hapalama, Honolu'u; slSoo'oo'
pa.ed july ~ l'o'. 80 oso.
henry van niesoh IT T" Aio'ho
nhoS, - pc iahd q Dluss' Mahoa
Itohoiulu, ~ years at gov. per year
p".e" 'ulE 20 l'o'. "zo. ZV.
a. ~ 'a"iPpeii IT 10 lMrsJ Exc
Nela paher' hei' por II Eosi, hu
ii"o' o'uSs' &c near cor W!ine q
Nuuanu sts, Hoholuluse5o.oo. Dated
july 90 iyo'. 'if' 40.
Eh'"er naher nsp 10 Wiiian ~
Castle IT; NJ; por + 1887, kul 11G5
o'uss' re"'s, &C near cor WylIie q
Nuu'hu Gus, noholulu' huis 'zlo q
S"oe, rs o'!0 oLz' por 1871
ms III NUS S's0 q slS q +
oll"' . MONA hawaii slloo' Dated
July ~, i'"'' ID Oh, y 40.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-10

Costa; u: int in IA 60-10o A land, Hal.
ku.uka. Makawao, Maui; 800. Dated
July 81, 1907 b 316, p 397.
J. A. Aheong to Adriano Il. Souza ct
al; H. pc land, Kaupakulua, Hamakua.
loa. Maui 10 yrs at SIS per yr. Dated
July II. 1909. u 800, p 275.
Joao NJ. Morreira & VT to (Mrs.)
Antonio Pavao: ID; | A land. Haiku
Hamakualoa, Maui: 500. Dated July
p. 1909. b 3l6 y 397.
w. X. Kaholokula to q. Ochimura:
l.; PC land & blacksmith shop. Pauwe.
la Hamalualoa. Maui: 10 yrs at $50
per year. Dated July 81. 1909. $50.
y 277.
A. X. Souza 4 VT ct ais to A. f.
Tavares; d; r p CGr) 1856. X p 5l62
4 Nah & 3 of Ap I, &Mah 1 Of Al
2. R p iO7l, Hanehoi. &C. Hamakua.
loa. Maui; $2l7.5O. Dated July "a.
1909 B $40, p 1898.
Joaquin X. Souza & VT to Pruden,
clio Camacho: ID; pc land 4 10 # r w.
Kaupakulua, Hamakualoa. Maui; $125
"'e Wv law" '"'' -'' i'o''
oio' 'oo'
d. " oo"|a WI W w. " "e"ueA'
D.; 3 pcs land, Kaupakulua, Hamakua.
,oa, MAUI SiooV' Da'eu july 20 i'o''
80 p 4oi' .,
ANNIE cooper q hso 10 antonio u
'aSconce''os' " ~ ia'u' ruaai'oo
kui, Hamakualoa, Maui; s495 & mtg
n a0s
Tharo,, r,r,,, e. ,sh IN, N Io,na
Comes. n In, in -, land Haiku
| ,Iam.tuaIoo Mani. sooo n,,od Inv
81 Iooo p ana n ,cs
Mi, ID N,,oir, q h., n Al, J..
Ami, Cooner. n. oo.,oo A land Ko.
komo Makawao Mani. 5000 Da,ed
July 2s. 1909. Il 3I6. u IO..
Manoel q. sarao & VT to Maria p.
Morreira; d; s A land, Kokomo. Ma.
kawao. Maui: $500. Dated July 2s.
| 1909. B SIG, d 4O5.
Mary V. fernandez & hsb q. W to
Annie Cooper: 27.lOO A land, Kokomo.
Makawao, Maui; $1O5. Dated July 20,
1909. b 3l6, y 400.
Francis NJ. Swanzy ct ais to George
Mundon; Rel; u int in Share No. so
of hui land, Wainiha, Halelea, Kauai;
Sl25. u 3l4, p il9.
George Mundon 4 WI to Arthur II.
Rice; ID; Share No. 90 OF hui land,
WANNA, Hanalei, Kauai; 1888. Dated
July, 1903. u BIG, p 395. ..
| Recorded July %. 1909.
Caroline H. Gurrey & hsb "a. r..
Jr) to Mildred l.. Norris; ID; pOr
CIR 256, Hillside Avenue. Honolulu;
$1,000. Dated July 22, 1903. b 316,
p 361.
Mildred l.. Norris & hsb (R. S.
to Henry Warehouse TT Co Ltd Tr;
NJ; por Lot & rdwy, Puupueo
Tract. Honolulu; $1,000. Dated July
22, 1909. B 3l4, p 374.
Annie Caesar & hsb L.) to Pho
neer Bldg & Loan Assn of Haw; NJ;
por r p 5716, Kul 1O605. Cummins
q Wafmanu SITS, Honolulu; $500.
Dated July 81, 1909. b 314. p 37S.
Henry Kane ct ais by Mtgee to
Dennis J. eastman; d; por Or 161,
Manoa, Honolulu: $500. Dated July
l6, 1903. b 316, p 1858.
olaa Sugar Co Ltd ct al to Hilo
Railroad Co; Rel; lands, leaseholds,
Rts-W, bldgs, engines, franchises
contracts, &c Hilo & Puma, Hawaii;
$6l,s74.75. Dated July 22, 1909.
b 314. p 377.
Recorded JULY 20. 1909
| Bishop & Co to Lee Toner: Rel
Lots & SO Blk 6. & Lot 3 Blk 16,
bldgs, rents &C, Kewalo Tract. Homo.
lulu; $4,000. Dated July II, 1909
b 3l2, p 400.
| William r. Castle 4 VT to Charles
Titcomb; ID; int In r P 1884. Kul
ll4O, Pauoa, Honolulu; $3.50. Dated
July 10, 1909. B 31S. p 1873.
Chas. Titcomb to Chock Lee Shee
(w): d: RIP 2254, Kul l14O, Pauoa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-10

Dated July 20. 1909. d $40. p $40.
Liliuokalani to John J. Belser; l.;
por Kui 7713. Waialae Beach Road,
Honolulu: 10 yrs at $50. per year.
Dated July 22, 1909. b $40. p 242.
Bailey & Lawson to Hilo Mercan-
tile Co Ltd; c M; int In leasehold.
bldgs. fixtures, furniture, moving
picture machine. &C, Of Gaiety Thea
ter. Front st, Hilo. Hawaii; $275s.-
so. Dated July 1, 1909. d S14;
p $50.
II. A. Wadsworth to Mrs. W. II.
King & hsb: Rel; lands, Waikiki.
Maui; 800. Dated Sept 80, 1906.
B 312, p 499.
r. A. wadsworth to Mrs. W. II.
King & hsb: Rel; lands, Waikiki,
Maui; 500. Dated Sept 80, 1905.
b 312. p 400.
Rachel X. Cullen & hsb q. C) to
Joseph Kaiwi; d.; r Ps 2743 & 1S47.
Ap 3. Puehuehu, &c. Lahaina, Maui;
81. &c. Dated July 8, 1909. b 318,
D 1913.
Mabel X. Dawson to A. N. Hay
selden; A NJ; Mtg. Moses Poepoe on
por X p 2747, Kul 4s7sB, Ap 1,
Puehuehunui. Lahaina. Maui; $50.
Dated July 81. 1909. d 312, p 500.
Annie II. Kealoha & hsb to Young
Mems Saw socy Ltd; NJ; pc land,
rents, &c, Palama, Waikapu. 3 pcs
land, rents. &c. Keokea, Kula. Maui;
$500. Dated July 10, 1909. b 314,
p 81.
Daniel X. Naoho to s. Ahu; l.;
por r p 1921, Kul 2655, Pahihi,
Waihee, Maui; 10 yrs at $40. per yr.
Dated May 6, 1909. b 313. p 49s.
j. T.. Kekipi to Kahopewai MIA
tw) ct ais; d; int in premises. rents.
&C, Pauwela, Makawao. Maui. Dated
June 0, 1909. b 31s, p 1913. .
d. T. Carey to Joao r. Texeiirra:
d; int in r p 6432. Kul 3439, Mo-
kuhau, Waikiki, Maui; 5000. Dated
June 2s, 1909. d as, p 200.
Meleana Aki & hsb (AkD to An
Sui; ID; 1-2 int in Il P (Gr) 1886,
Kamaoje KuIa Mani. sAO D.ted
'..,'4 800 ~ 80 ~ law"
W. L. Decoto to Annie II. Kealoha
ct al; Rel; r p 1898, Kul 42S4B,
wa,nan,,. , 49,. ,..s w"n,.. w'',a
49, .,-s 90 p n, co. ,ana
n ,o, $500 law" July -'' i''''
90
,y,,,u nseS.oso su'y ~ '~s
"ham savage IT TO jordan A
a, i,e,, 'o.' o. anu ., DIX H.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-10
FOR SALE

Two Cottages and Lot, Luna
lilo st. So, 500
House and Large Lot. Kalihi $2,700
Cottage and Lot, Liliha St. 81 $50
DESIRABLE ACREAGE PROPER.
TIES, situated in KALIHI VALLEY,
and near PEARL CITY. EVA. II you
want Small Farm, these lands will
bear investigation.
Beach Homes, beyond Diamond
Head, very Romantic Location and
Good Bathing.
APPLY
David A. DOWsett,
Insuance-Real Estate-Loans
2O3 JUDD BUILDING.
PHONE NO. 655.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-23
How Much Did You Drink?

During tie year 1905, it is safely
presumed from the nearest figures OBJ
tainabe. thUe was enough coffee
drank in the United States alone to
fiji "A cistern twenty miles long, one
mile wide and two miles deep. or the
So,oo0,oC0 people II the United States,
81 per cent. are coffee drinkers.
There were more than 1000 carloads
Of coffee grain brought into this
country last year. or 81 shiploads, to
say nothing Of Smaller shipments that
are not recorded.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-06-23
Soldiers Reunion.

The annual reunion of the Green
River Association of Old Soldiers will
be held at Beaver Dam, Ky, on Sat
urday. July 3rd, 1909. This associa-
ton is composed of all old soldiers,
The old Confederate soldiers are cor
daily invited and earnestly requested
to be present. All ex-soldiers whether
Federal, Confederate or Spanish-Amer
lean, and they together with their
wives and the widows of soldiers, will
receive their dinner free of charge,
which will consist of the best the
neighborhood affords.
PROGRAMME.
AssemblyCall o'clock a. m.
Prayer by Chaplin Truman.
Welcome Address-By W. r. Chap
man.
Response-Truman.
Address-Otto Martin. Subject, BRA
very and Patriotism of the American
Soldier.
DINNER.
Address-Lavant Dodge, State Com
mander.
Business Meeting.
Address-Judge James, of Morgan
town, Ky.
Address-Capt. n. =. Howard, of
Morgantown, Ky.
Farewell Address,. r. Taylor, of
Cromwell, Ky.
Come, comrades and let us shake
hands one more time before we an
swer the last roll call on earth.
r. A. ANDERSON, Pres.
HENRY SHAVER, V. Pres.
LARKlN WILLIAMS, Adjt.
JNO. KING, Q. Master
Green River Assn. of Old Soldiers.
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POEMS
YOU'LL
ENJOY.
TEN LITTLE BACHELORS.

Ten little bachelors said: This life
for nine"
One tied a maiden's shoe, then there
were nine.
Nine little bachelors swore the girls
to hate.
One did protest too much, then there
were eight.
Eight little bachelors thought their
life was heaven.
One had another thought, then there
were seven.
Seven little bachelors, up to Cupid's
tricks.
One took a buggy ride, then there
were six.
SIX little bachelors, glad they were
alive.
One fell dead in love, then there
were five.
Five little bachelors went off to
the war.
A trained nurse captured one, then
there we're four.
Four little bachelors cowboys went
to be
One got roped IN, then there were
three.
Three little bachelors came home feel
ing blue.
A show girls abducted one, then there
were two.
Two little bachelors wondered how
twas done.
showed one, then there
was one.
One little bachelor, lonely, tossed a
penny.
Heads ! we'd" The coin came head,
then there wasn't any.
SAM S. STINSON.
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A Farewell.

Dear friends, farewell; | go to dwell
With Jesus Christ on high.
There to sing praises to my King
Through all eternity.
While I've been here you have been
dear:
I've always found you kind.
But now through grace l quit this
place
And leave you all behind.
Weep not for me. for here you SIZE,
My trials have been great,
But now tbs true / bid adieu
And change my mournful state.
Twill not be long before the throng
VIII all together be,
And you that know the Lord below
Shall then oyr Saviour see
There We shall Join in songs divine,
Gods holy name to praise,
View Christ's smiles and forget the
tolls
Of these few evil days.
There we shall stand at Gods right
hand
And in His presence dwell.
And Him adore forevermore
So, brethren now, farewell
!. w. COLEMAN.
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A SPLENDID RECORD
A. Presiding Judge i'm Sixth
Judicial District
MADE BY JUDGE T. F. BIRKH
Few ReveESalS on Appeal at
Ills Hand5---IiSt OF
Noted Cases.

poals at It's September term. 1906,
follows: 4
Commonwealth of Kentucky, ETC.,
VS.. American Tobacco Company. af-
firmed; Hatfield, by, etc., VS.. Adams.
affirmed; greensboro City Railroad
Co., vs.. L. and N. Railroad Co., af-
firmed; Anderson VS.. Morehead's trus-
tee, affirmed; Delker, etc, VS.. City
OF owensboro, affirmed; Hazel vs.
City OF greensboro, affirmed; Cotton
VS.. Greensboro Wheel Co., affirmed;
Blocher VS.. DIEGO, affirmed; Ebelhardt
vs.. Wahl, administrator, reversed;
Goff VS.. Janaway & Carpenter, affirm
ed: Holback's administrator VS.. j..
H. & st. l.. railway, affirmed; Ken
lucky and Indiana Telephone Co., VS..
Rural Home Telephone Company, af-
flrmed; LeaInan's administrator VS..
L., H. & st. L. railway, affirmed;
11llie VS.. Mitchell, etc, affirmed;
Pulliam VS.. Sells, etc, affirmed;
Schaffer VS.. Seventh st. Planning Mill
CO.. affirmed; Poole VS.. Johnson, af-
firmed; City Of greensboro VS.. Field,
affirmed; City of Owensboro VS.. Yew-
ell, affirmed; Cumberland Telephone
& Telegraph Co. VS.. Graves admins
traitor, affirmed; Commonwealth of
Kentucky vs.. Hickman, affirmed;
Com'th, of Ky. VS.. Steele, affirmed;
OwensboroCity Railroad Cows Robert
sob, affirmed; Rice VS.. Commonwealth
Of Kentucky, affirmed; Howard, adj
El,nistrator VS.. Hunter, reversed;
Woods administrator VS.. DayieS
County Distilling Co., reversed; Fite
Vs. Breidenbach, etc. reversed; Thomp-
son, etc, VS.. Thompson's administra-
tor, affirmed; Mercer VS.. Hickman,
ETC., affirmcd.-Lowensboro Messenger
July, 1908.