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Ford Asked for Statement

President A II. Ford of the Bir-
mingham Railway, Light and Power
company, when asked yesterday for a
statement of the eompany's attitude
regarding the rates for electricity, said
he had nothing to say at this time.
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! frrn Gets Dig Contract-To place
100 cubic yards of excavations
ellis on the Iron Mountain rail-
through Arkansas Is the task that
heen accepted by Hodges & Co.,
I'd contractors of this city.
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ON Fire station-The bids &c

.ssr : on Fire Station-The bids for
;ia -eener fire station will be opened
Id in the mayors office by Acting
an, Harry Jones, Chief A. V. Ben
+ ? and City Engineer hurry Nichol-
!, 1t is probable that the contract
be let and work begun on the
~ building Immediately.
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ARAB PATRor.

You are ordered to report at
Covell's studio at 2 p. m. Sat-
urday, August 6, with both
uniforms for parade.
J. R. M'GREG0R, Captain.
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THE WEATHER

Washington. August 5.-Forecast for
Alabama: Partly cloudy Saturday and
Sunday, with occasional local showers
lii t, variable winds.
Mississippi: Partly cloudy Saturday
Ut Sunday, with occasional local show
Pc IN south portion; light, variable winds.
of o
by a following Is the local report OF the
80 ID States weather bureau at Birming-
Wv for the "a hours ended at p. m.
PR .ust 8, 1910:
E. fmum temperature ................. SO
ore, aum temperature .................. II
bea ,aI ,a,'rara,,,r On
an 'iency Observation-Disclosures. 243
plf dipitation Observation-Disclosures. Los
as Il precipitation since Jan. l. 35. rs
a., IS Observation-Disclosures. al
W. f. LEHMAN, Observer.
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Blair Hughes, formerly engineer for
the Seaboard, said: THE plan to build
railroad viaduct here has not been
threshed out in the council room yet and
until that time l do not think l could
form a really sound opinion. I endeav-
ored to look into the plan when the rail-
road engineers were here a short time
ago, but did not secure any opportunities.
| believe we will have viaduct and
think the city and the railroads will
reach a conclusion that will be creditable
to the intelligence of all parties inter-
ested."
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SHAW, The Undertaken. Phones o.
GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones 1902.
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Romnine Boyd
Romano Boyd nominee for city attor-
ney said: mo one has ever Travelled
the East Lake car line but what Will
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CITY ITEMS


W. z. LEHMAN. ObserY
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;ATENCl0N! !
PILSENER PRINZ LUDWIG.
CERVEZA ALEMANA.

Recomendamos la sin igual Ger
veza Alemana "Pilsener Prinz
Ludwig unica en- SUI clase para aque-
Has personals de gusto y para los que
padecen de dificiles digestiones.
No es solamente por sus cxcelen-
tes cualidades, documentadas por
el color brillante de orc y ell sabor de
licioso y refrescante de l1pulo de
esta cerveza, no es por este solo que
en- todas parties tanto la aprecian
como bebida popular: es por su
gran valor higienico, reconocido por
muchas autoridades medicinales.
Ell Pilsener Prinz Ludwig es una
especialidad que no pueden fabricar
nj imitarla en- ninguna otra parte.
La marca "Pilsener Prinz Lud-
wig esta registrada en- todos los pai-
ses civilizados: a este punto llama
mos la atenci6n de los amigos y pro-
tectores de esta excelente cerveza,
para que no pidan sino siempre
"Pilsener Prinz Ludwig" Precios sin
competencla.
Agentes en- San Juan. Jiirgensen
f. Co. Tetran ID
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22006

Canisa para hoa,hrcs y ninns.
Tela lis,ada - ha u,a II para "a
oonfeccion 10 c,ta'a'Hi-t para hnm-
bre< Y ni1"<, Va rc-ra+l "7 l., rartr
delanters p"r Ur1 pr'h"ri,a au-n>-
ia abrocha'Is con hotoars Ll"va rln
lnolsil'n en- Il I a-tr ilrii"~.Ia 'irI Ia
do del irc-o'n.
Fl patr'u "a, car' ''i. ga " lama
nos ~ sl7 p~lcl.is~ a. ~,,rllo.
p i ~ 's:l.s''~ &" l.-l~r"- Para
IS pllClias II ''r-;o L. rsnii>s ne
cesita ! y . VA tn i" 'nat.--i9l .i.' -
pulgadAs Q ) 3-> de - pn.-sla.
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LAS MADRES

debieran saber. Con la mayor
parte de las nifias, sus tribulacio-
nes proceden de La falta de nutri-
ci6n, tante en- ca1idad como en-
cantidad. Hoy dia Sc denomina
ests condici6n por ell termino de
Anemia; pero las palabras no al
teran los hechos. Existen miles
de niftas en- esta condici6n; al
gunas de elias estan en- la edad
de los misteriosos cambios que
conducen al complete desarrollo
= necesitan especial cuidado.
Muchas sucumben en- este pc
rlodo tan critico y la historic
de tales perdidas es la mas iris
te en- ell curse de la vida. I'm
tratamiento conveniente podria
haber salvado a la mayor parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieran sabido de la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
Y la hubieran administrado & sus
hijas, con el resultado de que ha~
brian llegado a ser mujeres fuer-
tes y sanas. Es tan sabrosa como
la miel y contiene todos los prin-
cipios nutritivos Y curativos del
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los higa-
dos frescos del bacalao, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
y Cerezo Silvestre. Para lograr
el desarrollo de ninos palidos,
raquiticos y demacrados, y espe-
cialmente aqnellos que padecen
Anemia, Escr6fula, Raquitismo
8 Intermediates de los Huesos y
la Sangre, no tiene igual, pues
sus propiedades t6nicas son ex-
celentes. Gel Sr. On. NJ. San
chez Rodriguez, Director de la
Casa Amiga de la Obrera de Me-
xico, dice:-La Preparation de
Wampole me ha dado los mejores
resultados en- los nifios a quiepes
la applique, apesar de 10 avanzado
de su enfermedad estan va perfec-
tamente curados, habiendo desa-
parecido las escrofulas que la
terrible anemia les produjera y
su estado general es de 10 mas
satisfactorio." En las Boticas.
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22S77:jj. J

Encanra4or en- es,remo es Fl ira
j. ,ie>lr'"Ilaio pn este bonito di>eho
Este traj" O. <emi-pnncesa puede
harcr=c dot"la~ GrIe>as adornadn de
hro'!"r. 81 rocherin Y mangas. Llpva
TN "lHtnr"" rorn lie dos dedns par
tion.lr i" J., atrte iel frente enrna-
tr,n.h'-.' ''.. ia atras. Pupie u-lr>e
nm cnt-,' t'> ,ie tul para Ia conclusion
de s'' '..'-n'- Las manga< znr lar
c7< ".7 una puntillita de aiorno
II pa'r'n e<ta cortado en- : "a.
mani = i A puleada$ De h1>to.
Para - pIlgadss de busto FL traje
rcquiere 1 . ysrdas de tela de So
pulg2da> de aneho g.
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gero Y eI vengativo galan.

| SCIo y u 'CAE1C1NO oe'lhh'
Para lucirla en- la soiree, tenia ella
preparada una tunica riquisima de
brocatel, con la parte superior pro-
fusamente bordada de pledras: con
tai vestimenta contaba arrebatar
mas y mas el corazon de su preferl-
do.
Sc gnora como, aunque Sc supo-
ne que sobornando servidores, ell
rencoroso senor Sc introdujo en- el to
c. d u de la bella antes que ella llega-
Sc, y con cautela. ~ tljeras corto
en- redondo la tinica por arrlba:
Cuando entro la seductora DANA
| Y halo el traje en- aquella forma su
desconsuelo fue immense.
Tenia que renunciar a la diversion
Como presentarse con aquella tunl-
ca!
Por fin la DANA Sc resolvi6 sallr
Y todos los escrupulos desaparecle-
ron para admirar Ia hermosa fgu-
IA de la DANA. BESIDE entonces la
moda Sc hizo general.
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NUMERO AZ.

Cortense'los tres triangulos que Sc
jmuestran erel grabado, y combinen-
Sc de modo que solo parezcan a Ia
vista las letras que forman el nom
bre de.una importante ciudad de los
Estados' Unidos.
Con iguales condolences y premios
Hesignamos para-este enigma la le-
ira B.
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1912.

Traie para nihas. Ell traie que re-
preSenta este discno lleva como
adorno una blusa fernando precilIas
adornada de Gordon v botones Y
dando bonito aspecto a este. Las
mangas ~on largas de puhito tam
hien adonaias con botones V cor
don. La falda es eompletsmente IL
81
FL patron eSta cortadO en- cuatro
tamanOs Is i IL amos. Para una nj
iia de s amos el traje requiere 27-S
yardas dc material de Sc puIgadas
con ; yardas de Gordon para ell
adomo
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& oIigeD de los escotes e:

No afrmo que 10 que voy 4 rela
tar haya ocurrido nunca. Como he
J cho real y elective 10 LEI hace item
, po en- mn periodico americana y a
tltulo de curiosidad 10 repito sin res
ponder de su AUTHENTICATED.
Hace muchos siglos, muchos, que
existia en- una gran ciudad una DANA
de peregrina hermosura y attractive
tan poderoso, que todos los caballe-
ros, mobiles y pebleyos, altos y bajos,
grandes y pequehos, suspiraban por
los encantos de la hcrmosa a la cua
motejaban de desdenosa y altiva
aunque muy bien pudiera atribuirse
su frialdad al mismo numero de pre-
tendencies, porque pensandolo bien
y sin perjuicio, debia estar la pobre
preocupada, sin saber que partido
tomar. . de todos los que tenfa. Ell
exceso es, a veces, tan pernicioso CO.
mo el' defecto.
Ell case es que, segun cuentan las
cr6nicas, los azules ojos de la bella
grandes, dulces, tranquilos y lumi-
nosos, relampagueban con deste-
los de ira.
La boca chiquita, carnosa y ber-
meja,se olvidaba en- ocasiones de su
seductora sonrisa.
La frente tersa, serena Y majes-
tuosa, Sc fruncia con pliegues anne
nazadores, pregoneros de ocultas
c6leras.
Ell asedio de los pretendientes era
la causa de todo. Entire ellos habfa
uno de voluntad tan endrnira ~"
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3235

Blusa para sehoraS V sehoritas
Una de las mas encantadoraS y a
la vez sencilla es el modeln pTe>en-
te, resultando ser una de las mas
en- moda. Fl frente Y puhos cztan
adornados con botones de perIas.
Alforzas partiendo de los hombros
EN- Ia parte del frente V en- Ia cs-
palda en- el medic furman S,r ador-
no.
I'm cuello estilo militar V una cor
bata cOncluyen su oonfeccIGn.
FL patron eSta cOrtado en- : ta-
mahOs "a 8 AZ pulgadas lie busto.
Para 36 pulgadas Ia blusa requiere
, 3-s yardas de material de sc pull
gadaS.
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.ATENCl0N! !
MtJNCHENER HOFBRAU
CERVEZA ALEMANA.

San Juan SC halla dc enhorabuena
pues Ia afamada cerveza Alemana
marca "Munchcner n Hofbrau esta
batiendo cl record, tanto por la pu-
reza dc los elemcntos que la compo-
nen como tambien por la agradable
Y nutritiva que es tan excelente be-
bida. Acudir a los agentcs en- esta
cjudad, de tan renombrada marca,
que son los senores Jiirgensen Y Ca.
Gale Tctuan II J.
Precio sin compctcncla.
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32477.

ana para SN'''-a.
Muv suie~iiva y oncantadora es
el modelo que tenenos presente Gu
yo dlseho e> una falds para sehoras
su coniprci0n q cansilla pero muv
bonita. 81 unico a4o-no son botones
Es:a faIda . pr'nia para hacer
en- tela> tales r..m" pi1ue. sarga q
etanins FL patnfn c-;a cortaIo en-
6tamsh',s, >; >, r-Ilga'Ias de cln-.
tura. Para H p'.'-adas Ia iaIda
requiene = . yar.la- de tela de SO
pulgsdas.
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1924.

Nuevo Y bonito diseho de hlusa
fernando encantadoras lineaS para
nihltos. Las manguitas son largss
de puho. En- la bluss lleva dos ramI-
tos bordados Y al rededor de esta
una puntillita lie da precioso aspec-
to es propia para hacerSe en- telas
blancas.
Fl patron esta cortado en- tres
tamahos-1 a ) amos. Para un niiii-
to de ) amos el traiecito requiere
2yardas de material de 36 pulgadas
-pn 3 rs de puntillita para el sdor-
M.
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('O Ahora q. S. S. Pic X acaba de
declarar altamente immoral el uso
de vestidos escotados,se hace de o.
portunidad Ia publication del presen
te arti.ulo, muy original y curioso.
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ENIGMAS.
NUMBRO II.

Las soluciones correctas recibidas
keste enigma. .son,las siguientes;
Enrique Tristany Jr., Juana Raz.
! Jose Osorio, Santurce.
F. ARIZONA Oliver, Ponce.
t Jose Jorge Wives, Ponce.
! Correspondi6 ell premio ofrecido
alSr, Jose 0sorio, ,.calle LA Union.
No. o.,412, Sant'lrce.
! La solucion es la-siguente;
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juro dulci6car los rigores de la des-
dehosa beldad y hacerla su esposa.
Pero ell hOmbre prOpone.

juro dulci6car los rigores de la des :
dehosa beldad y hacerla su esposa.
Pero ell hombre propone.
Tn j6ven y apuesto caballero que
vlajaba de incognito a Ia saxon por
aquellas tierras, vi5 a la DANA, Sc e.
namoro Gle ella y consigui6 10 que min
guno habfa obtenido. Fijar SUI aten-
clon y arrancarle una promesa de a :
NOR y matrimonio.
Como detalle importante hay que
conslgnar q. hasta aque}la epoca las
sehoras de todos los paises conoci :
dos gastaban para vcstir largas ti-
'nlcas, honestamentc cerradas hasta
cl cuello, que caian en- pliegues on
dulantes, cubriendo y desdibujando
la fgura femenina.
Fran tan eXageradas en- esto, que
hubiesen considerable como profa-
naci6n lucir otros vestimentos.
En- cuanto a los caballeros de a.
quellos tiempos, hubieran juzgado
la mas despreciable de las criaturas
a la mujer que osase vestir de otra
manera menos honesta: hay quien
asegura que hasta crueles castigos
Sc aplicaban a la que infringia tan Sc
verisima costumbre.
Volvamos q la historia:
Al enterarse los pretendientes de-
de que Ia nina despre cia-
tiva habia fjado su atencion en- un
caballero descnocido, la colera Sc en-
senore5 de sus corazones, y tarda-
ron muchos dfas en- apaciguarse.
Pero Jay que ell caballero del ge-
MO en6rgico y la 6rme voluntad, no
0lvldaba su juramente, y decide
tOmar VpnoanZa,
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En- esta Imprenta Sc vende5
papel de periodicos viejos a :,
10 QuintaL
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0FRECEM0S Al PubLIC0
EI IimDiadop VACUUM marCa "SANTO .
OFICINA ALLEN G4.
Con las siguientes garantas de fabrica:

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica:
"Marclara COnstanteinenc caenarve nterrumpl1se
Iiene por minute destituc6n ralcnlada d, - a3O
pies c1bico de are ibre. Producira nlxmo
pugalas, segdn ell mercuro Standard u: t~E IT,.
Durara de Is 90 amos aim llsandose dias;anent2
"El SANTO trabajara de rnalcer c'oo de lz incard
ccntc, d costo de ccntavo ia nora III S.\NTO no
poda superado para el hogar peo tamhtn su
gran capacdad 10 hace apetecible para TlENDAS ALMA
GENES OFICINAS, IGLES1AS, HOSP1TALES, Ii otros
edGcios grande Haga vista nuetras ohcnas, para
vr la demonstration. por citaciN 1daren e aparato
cuaquer sitio San Juan, para derosraro prvado
Porto Rico Power 4 Light Co.
Oficinas Prin pales. Marina. Sa JnH"
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Sc cclcbraba una magniflca fiesta
en- un rico palacio de la ciudad, a la
cual estaban invitadas todas las per
sonas principales, entire elias la her
mosa sehora, el afortunado extran-
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Monedas de orc CALIFORNIA;
ie 90 tentavos, 25 centavos sl.OO ,
~ de venta en- la Joyeria do F.
ktHRHAHN. Kan jose Is
En- esta 1mprenta Sc vcnue
papel de periodicos viejos a
So Ouiptal.
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ness this year, will kick goal. The
feature OF Christmas viii be that Bob
Taylor won't have any. He is not
taking any chances OF Santa Claus
even handing him anything else this
year.
Our Mr.. Bradshaw will revert
To hanging up his spacious shirt,
And tying up the tail to pot
Whatever Santa Claus has got.
o woe is u.s. How tough II is
To hang our stockings under hisl
But faith is hope, and hope is trust
And some fine day the tail win
bust.
AS many things have bust before,
and bingoi on the parlor floor viii
go the Christmas odds and ends with
which his catch email distends. The
costly presents and the rare, and
while we all grab here and there for
each his share OF II the mirth Of San
Ia Claus viii fill the earth.
Those merry peals which rouse the
dead will wake the echoes overhead,
and laughter favored with reproof
reyerberate around the roof. He
never meant we should peryert the
day with hanging up a shirt, nor
ever thought. by any chance, OF fill
ing Goalder Johnsons pants.
A sockful each Is all there Is, and
woe TO him who takes for his a
greater portion, hook or crook, than
each originally took. For every per
son that descends 10 tying pants a
round the ends, and closing shirts
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Deacon Snow Writes of
Christmas Holidays.

December Is from the Latin decem,
meaning ten. II was originally the
tenth month Of the year, but owing
10 the widespread unpreparedness
for Christmas In Hickman IL has been
showed along from time to time, until
II occurs now as far back as we've
been able to get II. Mayor Dillon,
who was In the habit of making each
Of his councilmen some kind of a
present, even suggested pushing II
further along still and having about
fifteen months in the year, but the
Hickman merchants protested that II
was impossible 10 sell holiday goods
except In very cold weather.
The custom Of giving presents was
originated by the Fultonites, and
they had such faculty for getting
the better OF II when they exchanged
presents with anyone that the ex
preston beware OF the Fultonltes
bearing giftsl" became historic
The colt will burrow in the stack.
and the festive colt will arch his
back and gambol at fearful gait TO
make his ichor circulate. The bear
will slumber In his bed and dream
that Roosevelt Is dead. and the Win
ter night viii worry through with the
l.f.fF ! 81 4 a.
The wind will push against the
door. and our old friend Boreas win
roar and fill the Winter night and
fell with samples Of his college yen
The price OF eggs viii feel imbucd to
beat the mark for altitude. and but.
ter will cayort around about two miles
above the ground
O. happy man that has his hold
stocked up against the Winters cold.
and has no urgent need TO reck how
many storms win sweep his deck.
Who has his scuppers bullying kraut
and all things ship-shape in and out.
and all the products OF his cline
right at the portfolios all the time.
o happy day that fixed our pick
upon Lucille and babe us stick our
newborn oolors in the ground and
claim the country lying round And
cheers. moreover. one. two. three. for
freedoms aboriglne. who did not
prove so awful stout but what we
all could throw him out!
Il Is the place. and no mistake, for
raising provendcr TO bake. and giving
freely Of the least essential to
Christmas feast. A bug or so Is on
the job. and the weather frequently
plays hob. but on the whole and in
the sum. we're doggone happy that
we come.
On the 2ist OF December the sun /
will cross the Tropic OF Capricorn. /
which will give the coal and cotton .
trusts the ball on our fiye-yard lire. !
one down Ia 20. They win go over /
on the next play. and Mr. Faris. who /
Is playing greenback for the coal bust
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Killed for Pistol.

sheriff A. C. nanlAton. of Pulaski
county, nlH. shot and instantly XIII
"a night policeman French. az police
hoaiquarters In Cairo Saturday oven
ing Tho Courier made mention some
time In September. OF this sheriff
bclng Jailed at Cairo This In the
sequel TO the story. He was fined
for disorderly conduct The fine was
paid. but French did not give Bank
sion HIS pistol when he was roloas-
I'd. lie came back 20 Cairo Saturday
tankcd up on Calro'a rotg gut whiskey
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around the base there is a reckon
ing to face.
The laws of Santa Claus are good,
and in the end are what we would
desire they were-that is to say that
this is everybody's day. A single
sock above the fire is all a body
should require, and there before the
glowing log nobody care to be the
hog.
In such a spirit was II said that
all days are to get ahead except this
one. which was designed for every
one TO get behind. The merry holt
days win come, and Santa, sliding
on his tum and will belly buster TO
the crate. and do his best at any
rate.
What remains of Congress will ex-
change experiences at Washington
during the month, and the man who
sends Mr.. Taft the biggest Christmas
turkey viii get a good outside job a
round the White House.
Then January will be here
To cheer us now and then.
And In the glad and newborn year
Wen all swear off again.
-Tuzalla Waaklv Cnuirf
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Beautiful italian Flowers.

There are more than ~ varieties
Of tulips to be found growing wild in
the country about Florence, the earli-
est of these. a tall. scarlet one with
very handsome flowers. being general
ly found among the corn; later on
there is a dainty, small. striped red
and white one. and various lovely vel
lows, in shades varying from pale
lemon to a deep orange tint, with re-
fex petals.-''ln a Tuscan Garden"
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;"i--i H.. Is substantially what
friend OF ours said the other day
after his house burned and he had
no insurance. No use for you TO talk
that way; see Kennedy the insur-
ance man.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-12-08

Send the Courier to your friend a.
way from home.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-12-08

and determined To get his gun at
any price. When he asked for his
pistol al the police station he was
It'd be would have to see French.
When French reported for duty. the
sheriff asked him about his gun aud
drew his own weapon at the same
time. Before French could reply. he
received n bullet In the heart. The
murderer was carried to the Muphys-
boro jan for safe keeping.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-02-18
a Veteran Newspaper Man.

Rufus KinfbalI, dean of the news
paper profession in Lynn, has retired
from active life. after long service, to
enjoy hereafter a measure of leisure
His position up TO this time has been
that of exchange editor of The Lynn
Item. Mr.. Kinbsll has been actively
in public affairs in Lynn, and has serv-
ed as assessor. councilman, alderman
state representative, and in numerous
other offices. For more than so years
he has been identified with the print
ing and newspaper business. Four
teen years after his birth in Ipswich,
March 13, 1929, he went to Lynn and
was apprenticed in the old Essex
County Wing office. From this hum
BILE beginning as country boy with
out friends or influence he rose stead
lily until in the prime of his life he
was generally regarded as one of the
principal determining forces in the af-
fairs of Lynn. On November 3d. 1903
Mr. and Mrs. Kinaball celebrated the
55th anniversary of their wedding
New Bedford Standard