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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-06
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Die Hrana6eit Oes Gai(ers 6a6en
G6 a(s undeardnoet eruielea.
0rpBer 5eiranoationspro3ek be-
giunt tn ben nddjffen 1ascn
in Serlim.
Bel BEN Wablsn in llngurn inu Die
gaesieruns burd 9sipaltmabrs.
seln seiisgt baben.

graDirenoes gepeismatsrial geeen Die
.S6peitsr" Gambia beisebrahs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-06

Gin WonRl i'm Wablmobus IN 6rans@
reid angeItrebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-06

girmingbam, Qlu,, 5. SUM-.
Der Soutbpsftern 2imiteo oes Jrisco
SpItsms enteIeiite Sonntag Ha6mtt@
tug in Walter gouutp, stlpa so WeIlen
bon bier uno BEL benz unfaQ Duroeu
36 Q.rionsu rs,br sosr miHssr i5rsr
b.t!sst.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-01
EXCURSIONS

To Los Angeles or San
Diego, Call, and return,
1850. Final limit six
months from date of sale.
TO San Francisco, Cal,
and return 1870. Final
limit nine months from date
of sale.
To Mineral Wells, Texas
and return 1856. Final
limit sixty days from date
of sale.
For further particulars
apply to
c. c. MILLER. Agt.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-01

If you want pure home made
lard, phone 16, City Market.
WANTED:-To exchange two
ranches of 100 acres each, three
miles from Mountainair, n. NJ,
also a residence in town for Can
yon City property. Address
Miss Kate L. Trimble, Hereford,
Texas. Hit
Rev. w. J Plishke and wife of
Amarillo are visiting at the home
of Rev. A. NJ. Lohmann and fam
lily for a short time. The two
brethren have gone to Penn,
Hopkins County, Texas, to attend
the Evangelical conference held
there this week.
T. E. Meyers, living about five
miles northeast of Canyon and
a well to do farmer, was a News
office caller Saturday. He stated
that the crops in his locality were
much better than anticipated
some weeks ago. There will be
a good yield of wheat and Of ex
cellent quality. Pastures are
going to be somewhat short I'M
less there will be rains and all |
now point to rains.
Highest grade photos on styl-
ish cards at the Lusby studio.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-01

NoTICE.-To the party who
borrowed,my History Of the Civil
War, written by W. C. Oats. will
confer a very great favor if they
will return the same to J ".
Cowart.
For SALE A three room
house and block in west part of
city Inquire at News office.
For reliable piano on easy
terms see W. T. Gillian. Off
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-07-01

household goods.
F r CIarl, Of Chicago was in
the CITY TUESDAY on hnsinass
Get Mica mutton roast or
cbons We hawaii Dawson Rros
was i, ,,a,,on Sa+rrdoror b,si.
moss
rood n;ono ;,a,;ro 90 NJ NJ
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- C,our,,, Ia. SATURDAY.
o.,,at,11.i, aa,,,,,1o.oa,d ,,,;oa.,
ri,,,. ME- TIn o.
Kors was +rorsoctira soma
h,s;noss IN tour, Tpasdor
II VIII De 10 your interest 10
+ba+ hin rr1+on rhr 20
n a Sem Oh NorIorh' Neo"
was d snort tilhe business calier
FOX oAhE- MY resIuence
property situated III CaHSo OIVS
W. . hEiohR
- l 1unV oi DavesNIlie, ARK"
was III o"nSon MoHuaS looking
AFTER some business matters
Mr.. Jackson, extra supply
agent u Vhe odIlI" t haIIWay'
y" as d news oi'0e 0'ile' 'No'io"S
WILDER f. Binns and J. E.
kennedy of Tulia were short
time soiourners in Canyon Sun
'''
For SALE.-Several Persian
Kittens. Inquire OF Miss Rose
Mcneil, Six miles south and Six
miles east of Canyon. l3-4tp |
MI Murphy OF DaHaS' Tue Io'
la lnII supply man. was Iooh
az up Soue business matters III
y" ." UesodS'
The families of a. H. Thomp- /
49,, va, = - 5 mn 'll.' .I-.
49, =
Mrs. A. +. Foster OF Oklahoma
: visiting the home Of her
laughter, Mrs. Blanton, and eX-
,ar
Firm Saunders Of umbarger
. owed "a 4nWnn Mon Il !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-18
(Jortissuns folgt.)
81 Nutpupbif unb Sukre

Qutompbil unb 6u6ners
+ of. Der rGaulois" beri6tet iiber
einen - offsabar bubI9 .roi6tstsn-
prp5eb por einem9eridtsbof Der franz
3Oiiiten propina, in tefen gerIuuf ber
Itaunenoen Wtitpelt Elm etgenartiger
Slid in bas ihlaue @ebaren zines
lGnblinen 6iibnerbof.ers seoffnet tpurs
be. Der brape Mann mar in Der
Rdbe elmer 2onoitrabs begiitert, ouf
Der iicb Elm reser 4utpmobilpsrtebr
entpidelte. gines 5ages Iberfubr elm
bobiniauienbsr Motorilt zines Isiner
preisbiibner. Der Sportsman be-
5obIts Dem GeI4dbisten, um 4uffebsn
81 oermeIben, germ einen boppelten
grsis als SdabensrIas fir bic ges
t0otete Senne, um ipeiteren Gherereis
en- gu entseben. 9isisr 8orfaQ rsgte
ben ihlummernben llnternebmungsz
geift bes Siibnersii6ters gepaItig an.
Gr i6affte iid eine Iutomobilbupe on
unb ssnobnte feline Subner baID baz
ran, benz bristen gon biefes SnItrus
ments gu Der tdslidsn Jiitterung gu
folsen. Die 9refur 5sitists in tiir3s=
tier 3eit Die sripiinfdten ReIu.t tate.
Stott bon ben Supen bsrannabenoer
Qutos berfheuht 81 fperosn, liefen
bic 5iibner, burh ben ibnsn pertruuten
1on gelodt, in Sdlpdrmsn auf bic
aanbftrabe, mo iie natiirlih INNER
oablreiher gerdbert unb - entIprehs
enb tbeuer be3ublt tpuroen. 0as 8es
ihdft erfpies iid NIT bem 4npadIen
beg 4uiooertebrs als iebr eepinne
brinseno unb ipdre aud ni6t faIo gum
StilIitanb gebruht porben, tpenn niht
elm eiferiiihtiger Ruhbar ben idlauen
Spetulanteu bei Geri9t ansessigt
Pdt.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-18
Grnussisenthaus rebertralnnssn
girciunnti. II. Hop

Trant Sdimtc on sbomas W.
Stimses, 3 Sa1r. paht nuf 20 aeres
aono in Der 5e.tipn 80 unb So in
Rillcrssi so:pnIhip. Sdbrlife Wietbe
$120.
emma s. airbiId u. u. on RoF
miler uuo Co.. 15 Sobre patt ou'
Gieentbum b.tluHt oIs 1920 unb l2o2
Din. Strab.. MonatIine Wietbe $.3'15.
gbe Suburtan Seal Giidte 90. CT
SefIe 5. CITES. 2ots 80 uno 81 In Der
gIenron aos. Cub; 81.
Marp ). gurtort an 1homas ..
subcr. 20 bel e5 Jub an Der Sibi:iis
bon 6othopob Strabe. 3!Difhen San:
unb gapmilsr Strobe; 81.
Mprtie 6. Groper an QouiS W.
Guinius, Got 90 In 2eslie unb Dds
Sub. in QorDoob; 81.
Moesie u. Gbeppnrb an S5opa
5pirin, 8 4erss 2Gnb in Geftion 20
in Green 9opnibip; 81
aaron StraIbun an Ben 3. Dale,
Got ! in DapiD 4rnefs Cub; 81.
CHARTS 70. GarniH. per Sheriff. on
2eOn 8. games. Z Cots IN RenbeIaer
part Sub; 81.
u. g. CHM godrdn an Wurp RITZ
nat. 12 bei 10 agub an Der tDeftIi4en
Seite bon pierion Str.; 81.
Milliam aeimot an q. g. g. Gc4'
ran. 12a bei 70 sgub an ber ipeifli9sn
Settle bon g3ierfon Str; 81.
Mm. g. Duntmnna \. ~ an 0ldr1
Duntmann. ss 81 ~ 6.b ~ -
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Grnnseioentbnms 0ppotbelea.
Rene 9ppotbeien.

~ Nv ~
sseiie Gites on Woriap MDe. g. u.
g. Go. $500.
9bomas s.. 1ubor on 2iberoI 8. u.
9. Go. $1,000.
Qouis SO. Quinius on Norlpooo
slmprppeb q. u. 6. Go. $2250.
Qouis so. auinius on Wprtls o.
Gropper. $3.50.
6enrp s. 2eipis on Outlsp Jrns
propeb g. il. 6. 60. $3.50.
3. 6. Mlitop an Court Ctr. Worsei
9. u. g. 60. $500.
catherine Rebrer an Soutbfbe 8.
u. %. Go. $3.50.
sophia Wibes an Weounb 9. u. u
6. Go. $250O.
aueIa 6. Gtoeep an Gamuel .
Cooper. $4OO.
Jennie G4uItfkiB an College 9i1
6. u. q. 60. $1,000.
Qouis O. Giept an 19. Worb 3. q
60. $1,000.
Cora az g; srud an emilia o0ISsn'
berg. $500.
sofspb meH an 6drrp Gpses
9lbsts q. G4ssiass = 0s, Nsn
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ming. Gresuior. $1,000.
Rcia :. @osel an dragon q. u. 6.
Go. $500.
Glisabsib 8. Willer on aouis ..
Qrata. $500.
gaormo MoIleniamp an Slipe WoIs
lentamp. $1,000.
Warp 9. Reeoer ON Guarantee Des
poiit Go. $500.
Wilsp smitb an Bon aon 3. u. g.
60. $3.50.
Deri.Its on Rober. q. DarburtOn.
$500.
Games Tlegurra6 on Weiisrn &
Soutbrn 2ife Snfuranee 60. $500.
Sobn Quatters on Worie &. pes
bear. $500.
aueuit Doboff on George ..
gaueban ". u. $3.50.
Gilbert 6. 2piIe on Bertha Waper.
$500.
81. 6. gi.riOn on Weisern G.
Soutbern 2ife Snf. Go. $1,000.
2ouis q. 9spe on German Imeris
con Commercial & earrings gani.
$500.
RaIpb Jronilin on psorl Ctr.
morfet Bonf. $500.
rJeberid 9Oae an grnit Weissomp.
$500.
syrant Z. Dpens on Wlpsrs q.
Cooper. 5000.
GerIeIbe an benfelben. $3.50.
GeOrge 8. Grob on Georse Gering.
$500.
getiIgte 6npotheien.
Gmil pabner an MpOmins 8. u. g.
Go. $500.
gibeI G. Boliinssr an llniip 6. U.
3. 60. $45OO.
5orrp 3. Banning on grnit Gtas
iicn 6. u. q. Go. $4,000.
4nna 8unnemeper on Wt. Mboms
9. II. 6. u. $500.
Gli5. R. Sentins on Commercial
Bant Of OeIpbos, g.. $500.
Sophie Wibss on 20. 6. OHboufer.
$4,000.
Gieua Q. Batter an M. q. RiIsp.
$1,000.
Cora o. Brud on Gmilie Golbens
burg. $500.
Widoel Jris5eu an Union g. Q. u.
8. Go. 500.
6enrn sanisn an German Wautunl
Snf. Go. $1,000.
Sobn W. Mi9ser an 6unt Ctr. 8,
u. q. 60. $3.50.
6. 3. 1enberfon on RiGorb Cattle
man. 81.
RiHarb gaitleman ON Mlb.rtina
Rottmon. $500.
Derfelbe an Gtibu Darts. $500.
I'm. M. 1nirbant an Qibernl g. u
g. 60. $4,000.
| gihorO Goitlemon on 20. Or. O
9Ionep. $40.
Uiorn u. matter an Giip 4an g. u
9. 60. $3.50.
/ N. u. Worburton an proDibent g
9. u. 8. Go. $500.
| Morp in. aoebnten> on %. M
Mmpt. $500.
| Dm. UisIsr an R. M. Mrhibalb
| Gberiff. $1028.
/ George Minttr an 6annnb aunt
$4,000.
/ Guitap 6o6ituH an GreberidD dDour'
| fon. $1,000.
| George gDoeaman an Wsonar@ Q
| T.. g. q. 90. 1856.
lRfmnevse wmee G,rea~ ~
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gom admiral bon Sn-
bieu". gus Wtoorio tpirb geihrie.
ben: Sm auslanb lit Der I'M alter
bon ~ ssabren aeItorbene Ser5og pon
Beragua banptiad,lih ourh bic sto-
Iunbiid,e siusIieuumg befannt ge'por-
oen, aui Der er als gsahfomrHe oeS
Columbus fiaurirte. GEM 8aterlnno
baaegen ihdste in ibm por allem oen
geiiser Der beriibmte'ien anmp''tier'
siif,terei Gpnniens, iinb oieiem mad,
Den lonbI1uiigen gegriifen unper.
aIeihlid,eu gerbienit bate er Dobl
a,ih NIT Die Weenge bon Gbren iino
1iiroen su peroanfen, bic anf feline
Gd,uItern eebduft niirben. Gr mar
in Der Tbnt 10 sier,lih ales, mas etH
ipaniid1er goeImnrn iiberbaiipt lem
uno perben fam: Gepuiirter, Sena.
tor, mebrere WaIe Winiiter, Staats-
roth. Brnn6e BON Spouien erlter
aIaiis, Sitter bes SoIoenen WlleBes
mb un3Gblieer onberer Sroen. yon
Beburt ,9tbnlirnI BON Snoien".
nurbe er audi nod gum Gbrenoomi.
raj Der grmooa ernannt, bic Wsaorl.
Der llniperiitGt perlieb ibm ben 9itel
eiues Iottors Der Redte. 9as olles
absr III nur cine fleine 4uslefe Der
s,an1en uno 9itel, uernittelit cerer
Der Ser5og iih emit on eiflem nmert.
! foniihen 5eIegrapbenamt fiirdterlid
rad,te. Dos bate ndmlih ben 40.
miral bon ssnbien", ipie einen ge.
, tpobnIifen sterbIiden elm lpenig
uarten laiien, mas DON Grlltobal
I baourt iiibnte, bob er gang BARN.
| los frnaie. OBJ es riftig lei. bob bic
lin.crfd,riit nifts foite. auf bic org.
Ios ecgebene beiabenbe antiport nm
ierseifnete Ton Griitobnl Colon DC
/ Ia gerba, Maraues De Ia Samaiea.
Tuaue be geraaia, 0ranbe bon
Spanien eriter alaife, Sitter oes
golbenen gIiebes, Genator aus e.
| eenem Redt, Siaatsratb. etemaliaer
Wainiiier, gbmirnl BON ssnbien. Gb.
renabmiroI Der 4rrnnbn. u. I. iu.. Die
Dcpeihe nit ieiner pollen Iitulatur
| Der 1eIesrapbiit fiA fat In Dbns
mnft. Sm iibrigen luurbe Der Der.
iiorbene oIs frelinbliher 2err BON be.
id,eioenem aufireten uno liberalen
gniiflten arfhiloert. Gein unperbe:.
rntbetcr Sohn lit Der leste aus 6enr
BeidIedt bes Columbus.
MII5u p6rtlide Nuffofs
fuug. ginss 0ormittaes battle her
beriibmte Deprient i'm Ghauipislbouis
Al Berlin in ben probsn 5u tbun.
.Qieber Drons.- iprah er gum 1heus
terbien:r, .geben Gis bod einmnl bins
iib<r 5u mdner Grau unb laffen Gis
fin elm belsgtes 8uiterbrot unb elm
Glos Dein ssben. ih bleibe 10 lang.
bier = .Gsbr tpobl, Orr Dirs.tor.s
fprift Der 9nte unb sett. Sn btr
Wotnung Teprients anssiomm,n. ri6s
tet Der 9batsrb:ener bic Wsi!elun5
aus. unb nift lang. bauert es. 70
triaat ibm bas DieniimGbGen bds
Deipinitts ouf sinem 1ellsr. Der
Bote ldbt es iid gut f9meden. uno nit
ein.m -Gh0n.n Dont!- e.bt e piebef
gum Gnduipislbduit suriid. Run.
lisber 1ron5, no buben Gie mein 1uts
terbrot unb ben Nein2. frost ibn 0ss
prient. ~NufsegeHen. tpk ber 6err
Direttor DefOblen!- erbGlt iener Sur
4niposi. Depritnt begriff. 9n&<nb
joate e: -Nn. iDenn q Sbnen nur &C.
f&medt hoi! 9<tt eeben Gte nod sin.
nal tinHbey unb IoNen nod sia Dtt.
|. tsstsst setea. >te1aai atss fiiE uttp!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-18

'Rfppey,s Pure Creasss 90
Tartar Baking Powder
. 3 Nh sis-asassa1 1pirs sssnslS -
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-03
NOT A CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION AS SECRE
TARY OF COMMITTEE.
Dir. Woodson Says Time Is Not Ripe
for the Discussion of Presiden-
tial Possibilities.

Louisville, June 3.-Urey Wood
son, secretary of the National Demo-
cratic committee, came to Louisville
on his way to Chicago. whore he is
going on business. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Woodson, who is m.
and is being prescribed for by a Lou
isvilie physician.
Mr.. WoodsOn said that he has been
out of the state for several weeks,
and stated that he had nothing TO say
regarding Kentucky politics.
While in the east, Mr. Woodson
spent some time in New York CITY,
where he met Norman Z. Mack, OF
Buffalo, chairman OF the National
Democratic committee. Mr.. Wood
son was present at the dinner Of
newspaper men in New York when
Mayor william j. GaynOr made a
scatking arraignment of the news
paper methods of William h. Hearst.
He returned from the east to his
home in Owensboro yesterday.
When asked If there was any talk
in the east as to who would be the
next Democratic nominee for the
presidency, Mr.. Woodson stated that
| il is generally felt to be too early
yet to be discussing presidential pos
sibilities. Mr.. Woodson said that
when his term as secretary OF the
National committee expires he will
not eb candidate for reelection.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-03
Canine Etiquette.

In their relations Win one an
other. dogs have keen sense OF
etiquette. 4 well known traveller
makes this unexpected remark about
a tribe OF naked black mon. living
ON one Of the South Sea islands
I'm their cvcry-day intercourse there
IS much that IL stin. formal and
precise" Almost the same remark
might be made about dogs. Unless
they are on very intimate terms they
take great pains never To brush
against or even to touch one an
other. For one dog 20 step over
another Is dangerous breach OF
etiquette unless they are special
friends. II Is no uncommon thing
for two dogs 20 belong TO the same
person. and live In the same house.
and yet never take the slightest
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-03
Rain az HonkinsviIIe.

Hopkinsyille. Ky, June 3 Rain
spoiled the opening Of the local sea-
son of the Kitty league yesterday
afternoon. Before time for calling
play a heavy rain fell and the dia-
mord was so thoroughly soaked that
Mercer park was unfit for a ball
game. As a result the opening WAS
postponed until today A large
crowd is present, as many Of the
.rOoters from Clarksville remained
over until today for the game. Mayor
Meacham declared a half holiday for
the bah game. Indications are that
a large crowd will attend the clos
ing game OF the series this after
noon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-03

Vincennes. Ind. June 3.-After
gaining the lead. Paducah lost IL in
the nnth inning OF the game yester-
day and the two teams battlej for
IS innings before the Alices finally
scored. The game ended to 3. IL
was a strenuous contest. and with
Harris in the box the Indians made
a brave effort 10 win the third con-
tes,. Every play was close, and
Manager Cooper was ousted from
the field in the ninth inning for dis
putting a decision.
The game opened with Harris in
the box for the Indians and his UNI
lderhand ball working In grand style.
johnson started the game Tor the
Alices and pitched good ball until
the seventh inning. when the visit
ors fell upon him for three runs. In
the ninth he was removed and Cos
nell finished the game.
The Indians were weak with the
stick. and their inability to hit the
pitchers caused their defeat, while
FIVE errors assisted materially in the
ladies scoring. When Cooper was
removed from the game and field
Crane filled first sack. Block caught
for Paducah. and uid some neat
work behind the home pam
In the fourth round. singles by
Hurst and Marin. followed by a
mun BY Cooper permitted the first
runner to tally. Another was added
lin the sixth when Manager Marin
soaked out a two sacker. jones
SINGLED while on McAndrews' ont.
Marin scored. Even with this lead
the Indians went 10 the lead in the
seventh. Block singled. Carroll
wa lked, while Tidwen singled and
BLOCK, counted. Angemierer swattei
the sphere for a single and Carroll
iscored. tying the game. Payne was
good for a safe rap and Tidwell
ltrotted home with the third run.
In the ninth the Alices were des-
lperate. Dohaven got life on first by
Ian error. Stanley singled. Dehayen
lgoing to third Dehayen travelled
too far from third and was caught
by throw from Block to Payne.
Block threw to second to tag Stan
Hey. but Tidwell let the sphere get
laway. Stanley started for home and
in sliding knocked the bail from
Blocks hand. and was declared safe.
cooper protested and was ousted.
Both teams were blanhed until the
Thirteenth inning. Dehaven lead OF
with a single Jantzen sacrificed.
Stsnley's single struck Tidwell on
THE ankle and bounded to right
field. while Dehaven scored the win
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-03

tering a defeat TO the strong Illinois
team. The Mounds team Is com
poscd OF some speedy ball players
and defeated the Elks at the open
ing OF the season. The team Will
dine up: Mckee. catcher; Runyan'
pitcher; Goodman. first base; Brahic'
second base: Cox. third base; Rob
ertson or Monroe. short stop; bur
ton. left field: Williams, center
field; Hart. right field; Acker
pitcher and utility.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-03
Why is Sugar Sweet?

IL sugar did not dissolve in the
mouth you could not taste the sweet.
GROVES TASTELESS CHILLTONIC
is as strong as THE strongest hitter
tonic, but you do not taste the bitter
because the ingredients do not dis
solve in the mouth, but do dissolve
readily in the acids of the stomach.
Is just as good for Grown People as
for Children. The First and Original
Tasteless Chill Tonic. The Standard
for 30 years. soc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-06-03

Mr.. and MRS. o. A. Tate and son.
Mr.. cullen TATE. left last evening
for Port View. Mich. to reside. Mr..
Tate will have the superintendency
of large farm owned by the battie
estate and intends permanently 10
eating there. with Mr.. rates ue-
parture Paducah loses one OF us
leading retail grocers and prominent
citizens. For many years Mr.. tate
WA identified with the leading bnsl-
ness interests here and he and MS
family have many warm friends mere
MIR Tate recently sold out his gro
Gerry on Broadway to william "Biily
Reed.
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notice Of each other. We have a
spaniel so dlgnined that he VIII
never permit another membeI Of
the dog family 10 pillow his -
upon him; but With egotism 0f a
true aristocrat. he does not hesitate
to make use 81 the other dogs for
that purpose Atlantic Monthly.
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NOTICE TAXPAYERS.

The city tax-bills for 1910 have
been made out and turned over to
me for collection. and are now due.
BY coming now you will avoid hav-
ing to wait your turn as is usual the
last few days Of the month during
the rush. Respectfully,
GEO. w. WALTERS, Treas,
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Cardinals Again Win out.

Philadelphia, Pa, June S--Schle'-
ter held st. Louis down to two hits
and gave only one base on balls I'M
til one man was out in the eighth'
Then he gave three bases on Oans'
Foxen succeeded him and three run
mere scored on Ellis single and
Titus wild throw. winning the game.
score II II n
81. Louis -. ..... .r....4 o
Phliadelphla ..... f....'"
batteries - Sallee, Lush ana
Phelps; Schletter. Foxen, Moore aaia
Moran. Empires. O'Day and Breh-
nan. a.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results.

Columbus st. Paul; rain.
Toledo-Kamsas City; rain.
indianapolis Milwaukee rain.
Iouisyilie. 8: Minneapolis q.
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INDEPENDENTS al Mounds.

Strengthened with some OF the
best talent in the city, fast indie
pendent team will visit Mounds. mL.
for the purpose OF admins
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DO not ask maiden ladies how Hal
lcy's comet looked the last time u
was around.
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OUR RATES TO AUTO OWNER

Storing cars, per month. >. $500
Cleaning ears, per month. $500
Any Size Machines.
Repairs 80 cents to 75 cents per
hour. according to nature of work
to be done.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Complete line of auto supplies
and accessories at your service day
and night.
The Kentucky Auto & Machine Co.
Phones 90. Sixth and jefferson sts.
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In aiming 10 do the best We can
for ourselves. We Oft Do the best Zoe
others: but In try ling to do the best
We can FOR othcrs ~ often do the
best for ourselves
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no,Iccrs Keen Moving.
,Andsnme AIRY Wins.

Boston. June 3.-Bunehed hits in
the seventh and an error by Sweeney
in the ninth were the main factors
lin Chicago's victory Frock was MT
hard in the seventh and was placed
by Mattern. There were four dou-
be plays.
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a healthy action, thereby improving q
food and giving to the system its ~
action upon the digestive process is OF
the tissues and organs of the body
the nutriment necessary TO their sus-
tenance and indirectly TO the whole
system strength and vigor. 1t makes
the old feel young and keeps the
young strong and vigorous.
cAUTION.-When You ask your druggist,
vrocer or dealer Tor Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
Key be sure you get the genuine " Is an abso-
lately pure medicinal malt whisky and -
said m SEALED BOTTLES ONLY-never
IN bulk. Look for the trademark the 'Old
Chemist" on the label, and make sure the
ssst oxer the cork Is unbroken. Price 81 90
= large bottle. Write Medical Department.
The DUFFY Malt Whisky CO.. Rochester, \. y.
for doctor's advice and an illustrated medical
booklet containing testimonials and fsies iOr
health, both sent Tree.
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DO not class ofice-seeklng as an
occupation. it's a disease.
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Census enumerators are not pro
hibited from wearing clean collars
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
George suggs bumped.

Kew York. June New YORK
made their record OF consecutive vic
tories nine today by defeating Gin
cinnati. Suggs was batted heavily
in the sixth, when the local scored
fou, runs on five hits.
score r II L.
Cincinnati .. ........3
New York ......... al IL
Batteries-Suggs and Mclean;
Dickson. Crandall and Myers. I'm
plres. Klein and Kane.