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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
YESTERDAYS. RESULTS.
WIN IN THE NINTH.

In an exciting ninth inning finish
the BOurbonites defeated the Law
makers in the game at White Park
Tuesday afternoon, when with two
men out and one on base Frank Win
chell, VINO was pitching for Paris, land
ed ION. the sphere for three bases, scOr-
ing the winning run.
Paris took the lead in the first in
ming when two singles, followed by a
| tn ee base hit, Melted two runs. Kuhl-
man fled to Angemeiier and McKer-
nan hit for a base. Goodman flied out
| to Crutcher and Scott hit to right for
| base and Barnett scored the-two run
ners with three Dagger to right.
Eddington went out, Hoffman to Sinex
| retiring the side.
The visitor tied the score in the
fourth. Warren hit through second
for a base and Angemier famed.
Swartz singled to right which went by
Goodman on bad bound and Warren
scored in a close decision at the plate,
Swartz taking second. SineX singled
to right scoring Swartz. Hoffman
| flied to Goodman and Crutcher went
out to Scott, retiring the side.
| The Lawmakers took the lead in the
sixth. Warren was the first up and
went to first on four bad ones. was
sacrificed to second by Angemeier.
i Swartz, for the third time landed the
ball SAT ely, scoring Warren. Swartz
was left when Sinex wen out to Good
man and Hoffman, grounding to Soft.
went out to Barnett.
The visitors looked very dangerous
in the ninth session when SineX led off
with neat double to left. Hoffman
hit high one to Fowler, who doubled
Sinex at third: when he tried to
make the base. Crutcher singled to
! left. but cornell went out McKernan
/ to Barnett, retiring the side.
The game was finished in spec
tacular manner. Barnett leo off the
session with a single to let and Hicks,
who was sent in to Dat for EddingtOn,
! laid down beauty in front of the
plate, sacl fling Barnett to second. HOl
I der came in with a timely single that
sent Barnett over the rubber, tieing
the sore. Maxwell was sent in to bat
/ for Fowler and famed. With two out
and one man on base Winche II brought
the contest to close by long hit to
the right field fence, and pulled up on
third when Holder crossed the plate
with the winning run. The score:
Frankfort @ 0 0 2 0 l 0 O 0--3
Paris. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "a
lskThree base ts-Barnett, Winchell.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03

Two base hits-Sinex. Base on balls
/; Yerkes l. Struck out
Winchell 6; Yerkes g. Double plays
Fowler, Kuhlman. Sacrifice hits
Sinex, Mex ernan, Hicks.
Tim e-1 so. Umpire-Wilkinson
WIN SECOND FROM SENATOR'S
The Bourbonites took the second
game from the Lawmakers at White
Park Wednesday afternoon. in a one
sided affair resulting in a score of 5 to
Scheneberg was on the mound for
the locals and pitched steady game.
McIlvsene. who administered a de-
feat to the Bourbonites in the first
meeting of the clubs, was pounded over
the lot for eleven hits. and was re-
lieved. in the eighth by Bohnanon,
who tinishd the game. The score:
Frankfort ......O 100 0 0 OIL
Paris. 01 / 2 O @ ks
Earned runs-Paris, 2 Two-base
hits-Slnex, Kennedy. Bases on balls
OFF Scheneberg, 3; off McIlveen. L;
off bohannon, /. Struck out-by Nc
Tween 5; by Bohannon. 3. Left on
bases-Paris 10; Frank forat, 9. Stolen
bases-Scott. Sacrificed hits-War-
rem, Crutcher, 2; Goodman. Holder.
Wild pitch = Schneider. McIlveen.
9 hits and runs off McIIveen in in
nings. 2 hits off Bohannon in 2 in
nings Time of game 80 Umpire
Wilkinson.
AGAIN DEFEATED.
In the game at Frankfort yesterday
the Bourbonites won by a score of 9
to 6.
The Bourbonites will return from
Frank fort tonight and tomorrow will
meet Richmond on the local grounds.
On Sunday the Hustlers will be the
attraction at White Park.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
Return of the Pr0digal.

Rev. K. Quarles. the colored preach
er of this city, will conduct a camp
meeting. under the auspices of his
church. at Berry's Grove, midway
between Paris land Lexington OH the.
interurban line. The feature of the
campmeeting wi II be The Return of
the Prodigal. on June l9. which was
presented with SO much success last
year.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
Furniture Auction.

Grand auction sale of furniture at
old Christian church commencing Mon
day, May and continuing from day
to day. Read the ad in another col
umn.
J. T. HINTON
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
Malt Mead.
a Malt Mea(

4 Malt Mead, the celebrated nop-in-
toxicating beverage on ice at all times
a II other soft drinks too.
JAS. r. CRAVEN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
County Board to Meet.

The County School Board will meet
in the Office of the County Superin-
tendent, Miss Mabel Robbins, on Mon
day. June 6 at 10 o'clock. a. m.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-06-03
Fresh Fish.

All kinds of nice fresh fish for today
and tomorrow.
T. LEHMAN,
Robneel Grocery.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-05-07
Baseball goods at Brody's.

Miss Agnes Callaghan and Mrs.
Nellie Milan spent Sunday and
Monday in Standpoint.
Will Kinnear came up from
Newport, Wash. Tuesday and spent
the day visiting with his many
friends.
Since the last mention OF the
bridge another span has been put
in. leaving only one more pier and
one more span. They are now
working on the last pier.
The following advertisers have
change in their ads this week
Bonner Dry Good Co., G. w. Bush
& Sons, j. w. Reid, W.B. Hawkins
& Co. Bankers, Bonner Cafe and
Nellie Mulcahy. Also a new ad
for the 6. N. Ry. and the lone
Candy store.
The cool weather of the past
ten days has caused the Kootenai
river to recede again. Yesterday
it was about Is feet. 1t has lowed
about 5 feet in the last week, with
the continued cool weather we will
not have high water until abou'
the first of June.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-05-07
Forfeited Game

The Ball team went to Morvia
Sunday to meet theNaples aggrega.
ton. The game started out nicely,
but atthe end of the last half of the
second inning, Naples got cold feet
and decided to catch a freight
home. Game awarded to Boomers
Ferry 8 too.
After the game broke up, the
Moravia boys decided to make up a
game and five inning game was
soon over. 1t was fast and clean
and looked very much better then
the Naples attempt.
We are in hopes Morvia will get
togather and have a game soon
with the Ferry, for they have some
good ball players and will put up
good game.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-05-07
0ddfellows Celebration al Standpoint
The Oddfellows and Rebekahs of

0ddfellows Celebration al Standpoint
The Oddfellows and Rebekahs of
Bonner county gathered at Sand
point on Tuesday morning in ans
wer to invitations sent out by the
lodge at that place to help celebrate
the 81 anniversary of the founding
Of the order. About thirty Odd
fellows and Rebekahs left here
ear ly Tuesday morning and we're
met at the depot by committee
and invited to make themselves to
home, either in their lodge rooms
or any place in the city. The fore
noon we were left to shift for our
selves. AZ l o'clock the parade
was formed and marched to the
Rink opera house, where the fol-
lowing program WAS carried out:
Invocation. Pew. Robert Warner
Address Of welcome. Mayor Riggs
Address. Pres. Commercial Club
A H. Conner
Violin solo. Miss Marie Sullivan
Address. ....... Oddfellowship
Gov. j. H. Brady
Vocal solo. Mrs. E. B. Patterson
Address. Ministry of Frater-
nalism Hon. Thos. e. Heddle
of Spokane
This was followed by the degree
team at Standpoint putting on the
First Degrees, after which a spread
was served in the I. o. 0. F. lodge
room. The above program was
we'll rendered and intensely inter-
esting, especially the addresses of
Gov. Brady and Hon. Thos. E..
Heddle of Spokane.
In the evening the Rink onera
house was soon filled with young
and old who were lovers of the
pleasure of dancing, while others
took in AL. G. Barnes trained ami
NAL show. The show was fine and
the tricks that some of the animals
done were marvellous, for instance
the balancing OF large rubber ball
| by Dick, seal.
1t is hoped and expected that
the Ferry will celebrate the 81
anniversary Of Oddfellowship and
that the brothers and sisters in the
county will come here in 1911.
Boomers Ferry can and will show
you good time.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-05-07
Fishing tackle at Brody's.

-Flshlng tackle at brOdys.
John Leach had the large
stones removed from the foot of the
hill on the Moravia road yesterday.
Miss Dollie Bruce returned
from Standpoint Thursday, after
spending several days there this
week
Mrs. w. P. Mahoney ard her
oldest children and Miss Mahoney
spent several days at Standpoint
this week.
Mrs. w. r. Robb. left Satur-
day for Vancouver, B. G. having
spent several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Monks.
While here several parties were
given in her honor.
Miss Maud Bracket, who has
been clerking in the Postoffice, was
called to her home at Mora, MINI.
by telegram on account of the
serious illness of her mother. Miss
Bracket left Monday.
Adam Cvr resigned his posi-
ton with the City meat market the
first of the week and left for Shell
by, Mont, to look after his claim.
f. A. Burkhart of Oregon has az
cepted the position. Mr.. Burkhart
ana wife are living in the house
formerly occupied by DR.. Beebee.
The Ladies of the Scandina-
Wan Lutheran church will give a
basket social in the church on
Tuesday May IT, All ladies are
requested to bring basket filled
with eatables. The baskets will be
sold to the highest bidder. The
money raised will be used to COM
plete the payments of the new
church. Everybody cordially in
vited.
VIM. Hill. prominent rancher
living about 13 miles east of the
city, had the misfortune to have
his residence destroyed by fire last
Saturday. How it caught is un-
known. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill lost
practically all their household
goods, including most of their wear
ing apparel. The lost is in The
neighborhood of 1000. Mr.. Hill
will commence the construction of a
new house just as soon as he can
get the lumber on the ground.
On Wednesday May the 4tt
the ladies of the Christian church
met at Mrs. Cane on Main street
and organized an aid society tC
meet regularly twice a month a.
the home of the members. Mrs
w. T. James was made President
Mrs. S. Cane vice President, Mis-:
, Mary Hawkins secretary and trea
surer. The other members present
were Mrs. Mary Hubble Mrs. S. G
: Rosebaugh, Mrs. Phoebe Hedgecoch
Mrs. Risa Herman. Other ladie
t have expressed the desire to become
members and it is hoped they viii
be present at the next meeting. Th'
2 Aid will meet Wednesday May Is
at half past three with Miss Mary
! Hawkins on the North side.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-05-07
5 GOCBGS - PERSONALS

Seeds wheat for sale at the x.
#. Co.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jack
son Friday, April 20, daughter.
Geo. R. Gray has been on the
sick list for several days this week.
On page of this issue you
will find the official call of the
First State Bank.
The Casey Hotel bar has been
moved next to the hotel Office, to-
ward the S. l. depot.
Mrs. Wahlstrom, a neice of
Mrs. III. L. Medbury of Spokane is
visiting here for a short time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. o. Rosebaugh
and Miss Alice Gray spent Wednes-
day of this week at Standpoint.
The Episcopal Ladies Aid will
meet next Wednesday afternoon,
May II, at the home of Mrs. Rebens
drof.
Mrs. A. j. Kent and two of
her children went to Standpoint
the first of the week, to attend the
carnival:
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
will meet next Wednesday after
noon, May II, at the home of Mrs.
McPherron, on the Northside.
The Pastime Cigar store sells
nearly 4000cigars per month andthe
reason is they have the right kind
of cigars and kept In the right con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Quaife came
down from Nelson, B. c., Tuesday.
They returned the next day, accom-
panied by Mrs. ]. l.. Quaife, who
will visit there few weeks.
AT the high school yesterday
afternoon the eighth grade and high
school students enjoyed a short
musical program and several guess
ing contests, After the exercises
Miss Shilson served light refresh
ments and grape shurbert.
The Ladies of the Christian
aid society will serve meals at the
resteraunt of Mrs Cane on Satur-
day May IA from II a. m. until
p. m. The dinner will be a gooc
substantial one, price % cents
Don't forget the place in the bridge
block and don't forget the price q
cents.
Hawkins & Leslie, the rea
estate dealers will move into tn,
room next to the Hawkins & Co
bank next Monday. The room il
being repaired and large window
put in to display the grain
andfruits raised in this vicinity. l
will make one of the incest officer
in the city when completed.
R. s. Pratt of Wenatchee, Wn
and r. @. Henderson of Souix Cit,
were in the city Thursday. r s
Pratt is a brother of Phil Prat
and spent the day visiting. Mr.
Pratt has been in Iowa selling or
chard tracts in the Chelan Butt
orchards near Wenatchee. Wash
b. Phil accompanied them to Spokane
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
National Stock Yards, III.

Cattle receipts lO,5O0; this .includ.
ed a good many steers, but nothing
choice, and the bslk of the receipts
enough 10 go above 81 about 101c.
lower; other killing grades Is to zoe
lower than the close OF last week,
Good heavy feeders steady; Others
loo. lower. Cows and heifers steady.
Looks like liberal receipts and a
weaker market for medium grades,
Hog receipts $500, in addition to
shippers and butchers strong on ear.
" market, bulk Of medium and light
weights 1886 to $3.50. Packers slow
buyers; heavy hogs steady at 1915
TO s9S5. Outlook about steady.
sheep receipts $500; market steady
Best muttons $4.s5. Best Native
lambs $40. Stock sheep $500 to
$3.50. outlook steady on fat stuff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
RIVER NEWS.

The steamer August Wohlt arrived
last Wednesday with 500 sacks wheat
land quite a lot of produce) for our
mill and elevators; also one car
load Of wheat which was shipped to
st. Louis. She departed again. Fri
day for Sugar branch and arrived
Saturday with a barge load of gravel
for II city.
The steamer Mt. Sterling left Mon
day for Mt. Sterling with open hull
barge in tow. had a fair manifest OF
general merchandise and is expected
in today with wheat and produce.
The steamer August Wohlt is laid
up at present on account of the low
stage of water in Gasconade river,
and the steamer Mt. Sterling went
out in her place.
The steamer Henry Wohlt took a
run to Berger Bottom, from where
she transferred a car load of lumb-
err to Gore, ON opposite shore for
Mr.. E.. Blumer the lumber merchant
at Berger,
Thursday she took a large raft Of
ties to Gore from G~asconade for Al.
Langenberg; coaled up Friday and
left for Westphalia from where she
is boating ties to Portland.
The steamer G. M. arrived at this
port Friday, laid UP over night, coal
ed up, md proceeded up stream for
Glasgow; Hanson Chadwick an old
steamboat pilot was at her wheel.
The steamer w. L. Hickman mad,
an excursion up the Gasconade river
Sunday, with the members of the
knights of Pythias Lodge and familie
aboard, she arrived Sunday evening.
Monday she crossed S55 head of fine
Missouri mules from here to Loutre
Island; Tuesday she left for Gore
and brought to port quite a number
Of passengers and freight; she was
delayed in the morning on account
OF a heavy fog.
The Missouri and Gasconade rivers
are heavily on the decline.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23
eleven constitutional Amendments

The eleven constitutional amend
ments to be voted on at the Novem-
Der elections have been printed by
Secretary of State Roach for circula-
ton among the voters. The printed
sheet is attested by the secretary of
state. Two of these amendments,
Nos, 10 and II, We're proposed by
initiative petition. The amendments
are as follows:
/. TO authorize a pension for po-
licemen in cities OF more then leo,
900 population.
2. To authorize pension for teach
ers in cities of more than 100,0 900
population.
3. Assessing a tax OF s. cents per
$500 valuation for a permanent fund
of roads and highways.
4. Authorizing a separate yote on
sections of the new st. Louis charter.
5. To provide $4,000, 600 by a bond
issue for a new state capitol.
.. Authorizes exceeding the 5 per
cent limit of taxation for the erection
of poorhouses.
7. To increase the pay OF members
Of the General Assembly from So to
$40 per day.
8. To authorize the use Of voting
machines.
IL --ttrL HHa..N .sLLL f ls.fF-
8. To enlarge to limit Of taxation
in certain districts.
10. For statewide prohibition.
II. To impose a tax of 3 cents ON
500 valuation for the support Of the
Missouri State University.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-23

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ter pom @robp6en taitdJt er fait icnf.
rcdt, bebt it'd eilrelt ailgenbIid mie-
ser auiipdrts uno peridtpiifoet binter
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Nier5te ipringen in Die automobile,
Die Srpen ertonen befeblsbaberiihI
sIEftH H,EHa sen. .Hr.M .H12M 4
6und>einanoer limo beit 6apon ineenp
ben autofnobilen itiir5er berittene
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6mBgdrger nadl Gen gnfonimelt6en
bot It'd tpie eiit an0erer a~ugen5eugeI
beridtet, elm ieltiamer Mnblif, Niis
5eloe trat ibnem Moralte nnber
lett, blei6, a6er I1d]eln0 nit Dem
&eaiitrirbaronieter in Der Sano ent.
gegef. Gnd} elmer @eiIe Der GrFp
er5ablte er. mas Ell erle6t bate,
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fontrpeil 5i feben gldilbte. sd itieg
nlif, beridtete er, giipoem i'd mir
ben pom 3eerc nuftpdrtg nebefroen
Birb 5uitiise nlddte, ufp0 credible
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aiHHst al T. Wloutag Der @tpuatr Hebruar. MSoi.
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Gireutt-Gont3 @fsdmd6ise Ifrmine he
atnaer ON 2 9sorta9 hrr Wlonate Saanor. 1,ai
lla6 september.
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liuuer am 4 Wpitag her Muuats 3e6riaf, M,ai,
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Republican Campaign opens ThIl
Month.
Repubncan
VIII Take Place Either at Spring.
field or Cape G~irardean.

field or Cape Girardeau.
The Republican state campaign
will be opened either at Cape Cir
ardeau or Springfield the week be-
ginning Sept. 25th. Governor Had.
ley, Hon A. A. speer. Hiram Lloyd.
candidates for congress, four candi.
dates for United States senator and
many other Republicans will be pre-
on the opening day, Addresses
from some of our leading Republicans
will be had. H.