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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-03-08
Business Irregular.

Dispatches to Dun's Review Indicate
that while prospects remain eucour-
aging for an active spring trade. cur
rent business continues to show much
irregularity, conditions being less ia :
vorable at the East than in other Sec
lions.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-03-08
Horses Perish in Flames.

Fire originating in the rear of the
building occupied by Porter, Moreland
& = Sherrod, furniture dealers, at
Georgetown Friday. totally destroyed
the structure and adjoining stable.
burned seven horses and caused loss
to aneighboring residence. The loss
is estimated at $4,000.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-03-08

ed in Ohio, but / believe could go into
that State and make 10000 votes for
Governor Harmon just on this issue. -
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-03-08
Masters Sale
House and Lot ia City Of
Paris, Ky.
NOTICE OF SALE
Bourbon Circuit Court.
Charles N. Fithian, ect.,
NOTICE OF SALE

Charles N. Fithian, ect.,
on Petition.
BY virture of a judgement and or
der of sale made and. entered in the
above styled action at the November,
1909 term of the Bourbon Circuit Court,
the undersigned Master Commission
er, will on
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-03-08
WORKING AT NIGHT

is great strain on the eyes. Lessen
it as much as possible by having the
best light, which is the ELECTRIC.
No Pickering, no heat, smell or
smoke. You can have it just where
you want it, to throw the best light
on your work with no glare in your
eyes. Have talk with US about its
cost as compared with less modern
illuminants.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-03-08
FOR RENT.

Nice cottage on Lilleston avenue,
three rooms, kitchen, lattice back
porch, garden, chicken yard. Andy at
PARIS BOOK STORE.
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Winslow Notes
FROM THE WINSLOW MAIL
Winslow Schools Report.

Report of Winslow schools for the month ending February 4, 1910.
 First primary, number enrolled 61, percen tage of attendance 96. Mary Weinert, teacher.
 First primary, number enroll ed 50, percentage of attendance 95 Mary Myers, teacher.
 Second primary, number enl oll- ed 40, percentage of attendance 95. Elizabeth Young. teacher.
 Second primary, number en rolled Al, percentage of attend ance 9+. Florence Gavin teacher
 First grammar, numl CT enroll ed 56. percentage of attendance 94. Helen L. Fisher, teacher
 Second grammer, number en- rolled 29, percentage of attend ance 97. Cora Buxton, teacher
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Study For Teachers

At the vention of Arizona teachers held last November plans were made to organize and improve the reading done by both teachers and scholars bv means of reading circles.
 This committee is now sending out a small pamphlet on the subject. Itstates that they have selected tor reading by teachers during 1910 two works, Cham berlain's standards of Educat- ion" and Aliens Civics and Health"
 The plan of the committee contemplates the organizing of local circles and the holding of meetings at stated intervals un- der the guidance of some ap- pointed leader.- BiSbee Evening Miner.
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Civil Service Examinations.

Tucson-J. J. Murphy, inspec- tor in charge of the immigration bureau here has received a circu- lar notice from the United States civil service commission announc ing that examinations will be held in Tucson under his direc- tion for any positions under the civil service.
 The list of examinations is a large one and embraces almost every conceivable subject, among others, examinations will be held for the positions of engineers, farmers, teachers. postal clerks, physicians. stenographers, train ed nurses, veterinarians, forest
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Lid on Mesa.

Mesa is closed down tight foi the next ten days. During that interval there will be no public meetings, religious services. the atrical entertainments, lectures. lodge meetings, or public school sessions. Mayor Barnett issued a proclamation to that effect Friday evening following a meet ing with the board of trustees and several of the local physi clans The prevalence of scarlet fever and diphtheria are the basi, of the edict.-Arizona Republi Can
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Yuma Project Extended

By a ruling of the department of the interior the benifits ot the Yuma reclamation service will be extended to holders of land with in radius of fifty miles of the Yuma reservation which will be opened tor settlement on March first.
 Water will be supplied to all the present holders of land III the prescribed district as well as to those who come into possession of land when the reservation IS opened to settlement.
 In no case will water for more than 16O acres be allowed any individual The 1nformat on was recieved today at the local land ffice.-Arizona Sentinel.
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Fish Culture Station

A bill was introduced in the house by Delegate Cameron pro viding for an appropriation of $25, ,OOO for the establishment of a fish cultural station including purchase of site, construction of buildings and ponds and equip- ment, in the territory of Arizona. The bill provides that the locat- ion for the station shall be locat- ed by the sectary of Commerce and Labor-Albuq. Journal.
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w. H. Clark Gets Appointment

Globe, Feb. 2-Census Super visor F. F. Towle was yesterday notified that his recommendation for the appointment of Wm. H. Clark of Holbrook as specia agent in the coming census emu meration has received favorabl action and that MT. Clark would have charge, under Mir. Towle's instructions, of the census taking in Mojave, Apache, Navajo and Coconino counties.
 As the result of this action it is probable that Mir. Towle will re- ceive from the department ol commerce and labor what he ha. been working for during he pas several weeks, the appointnen of special agents in several of tlt larger cities throughout the ter ritory.
 Mir. Towle's plan is to hay these agents in different parts the territory to work under hin and have direct charge of the enumerators. He believes that in carrying out this plan that a much more efficient enumeration can be made and the full popula- ton and resources of ArlZOn; presented to the census bureau when the work is presented - B sbee Evening Miner
 Helping Somebody's Fish Story.
 Inside a salmon a fishmonger of Wallingford, Berks, discovered an iron chisel five inches long and half pound in weight Tit-Bits.
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Forest Reserve
 Appropriations

The house of representatives has voted the total sum of $5,- O43, 700 for the forest service. Of this amount the following were made for the maintenance of forest reserves in Arizona:
 Apache national forest Arizona $31.414.
 Chiricachua national forest, Arizona, and New Mexico, $21,- 131.
 Coconino national forest, Ariz- ona, $5O.226.
 Coronado nationalforest, Ariz- ona, $24,212.
 Crook national forest, Arizona $27,712.
 Prescott national forest, Ariz- ona, S33,S51.
 Kaibab national forest, Ariz- ona, $2O,4OO.
 Stitgreaves national forest, Arizona, $2S,O74.
 Tonto national forest, Arizona $33.111.
 Tusayan national forest. Arlz ona $27.214.
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James Scott Visits Florence.

Jas. Scott, one of the leading sheep growers of Navajo county was here Monday, visiting his sister, Mrs. Thos Rynning. The Scott brothers, of whom there are three living in Arizona, we t pioneer sheep men of the terri tory and are now the owners Of the largest herds of the north They bring thousands of she, down to Mesa every fall an, keep them there during the shear ing and lambing season. Robt Scott, one of the brothers, wa a member ofthe rerritorialcouD cil from Navajo county four year ago and found him not only
 most genial and high minde gentleman but could always do pend on his support for an
 measure that was in the interes of the people regardless of poll tics. He was independent i, thought and action and partisan ship did not stand between hin, and the welfare of the whol, people.-Arizona Blade Tribune
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Sudden Death at Harvey House

William antland, a traveilng Sale. nan died after two hours illness a. ne Harvey house lasa Saturday after ,oon at one o'clock Mir Wantlant Vho is about fifty years of age ha cen on the road for San Francisr pice tea and Coffee house for a mum bt years and Is veil kaoWn throusl it the territory. He is a thir, -cond degree member of the Masoni aternity and also a Mystic Shrine
 d is reputed to be wealthy.
 W. A. Parr took charge of the remain i'd shipped the body Sunday nigh ., the home of the deceased in Lo ugeles.
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Business Not All of Life.

Perpetual devotion to what a mar calls his business is only to be sus tained by perpetual neglect of man., other things. And it is not by an! means certain that mans bushes, Is the most important thing he has tt do.-Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Hard to Find Rest

One of the leaders in New Works business world. who is also conspic uous philanthropist. writes from va cation resort, where he went 10 rest: There is no rest in the country for 8 man who receives mail"
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Territorial News
Briefly Told

assistants, bookkeepers and more than twenty others. The exact date of these examinations have not yet heen fixed. but will be announced later.-Bisbee Even- ing Miuer.
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information.

You may never have heard of it. said Mrs. Lapslirg. but it's a fac that they teach fishing in some of the English colleges. I've often heard Prof. Studyman, who used to live in London. tell of the time when he was a ssnior angler"
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J. A. Lyons with force of men let or Phoenix Thursday for the annus hearing of a band of sheep located il nat section.
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Helping Somebody's Fish Story.
The Lucky Man.

A woman always forgives a man for having made her cry because she had such a good time doing it.-New York Press.
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Letters in the Bible.

The total number of letters in the Bible is computed by an authority to be 3,566,4SO
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Mrs. Fitzpatrick, operator at Mani vas in town Friday.
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Another Nature Eaker.

Wanted-Situation as dairyman; can milk or drive wagon. Dairyman, care Georgian.-Atlanta Georgian.
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Pete Henderson, 0. c. Mover and J ]. Campbell took the examination fo enSus ennmerators before Postmis ress Julia Mahoney, last Saturday.
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B. B. Crosby of Holbrook wei trough to the coast Thursday. MT Crosby stopped off at Winslow.
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A. L. Moore, Joseph Matthias, M. E were initiated Tuesda. evening into the local order of Owls.
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The local nest of Owls just received trio of mounted owls, the mblem he order, and have installed them in heir meeting hall.
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Attorney Henry Ashurst was hel friday on legal business.
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Mrs J. A. Lyons returned Sun lay from a two months visil with relatives in California.
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R. s. Teeple of HolbrooK visite' Ire Thursday.
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Ezra Divelbess of Holbrook was 'isit or here during the week.
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Richard Bauerbach returned fro ne coast Thursday
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B. A. Sawyer who has been in th. asst for some time is expected to pas mt ough the city tomorrow on his wa 0 Phoenix.
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Engineer R. B. Hoxsie returte

Engineer R. B Hoxsie returte, aturday fro m L o Angel, where he has been a patient q ne Santa Fe hospital. bein: reated for burns on the hea nd face, caused by an explosioi f gas in the tank of an engln -om which he was attemptin; , get some crude oil.
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Children rauaht to Swim.

Last year more than g 900 children were taught to swim at the London public schools.
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Father Connolly will be at William omoIrow and at Kingman the follow lg Sunday.
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Mrs. E. J. Nordyke, who Wa the guest of Miss Bazelle, return d Friday to her home in Wi. jams.
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-26
Tested Reeipes.

flashed Potatoes with Cream-Cui
nne or chop SIX solid hSlied potatoes:
put one Tablespoonful OF butter in q
trying pAR and add half a cuptul OF
cream; salt and pepper TO season;
add tho potatoes aud q little nutmeg
Mix these c0rshilly aRd when heated
serve
flashed Potatoes Au Crstin--Pre-
pare the potatoes as for cream potA-
toes; put them in q baking dish;
sprinkle over two tablespooDfuls OF
American cream cheeso OF Parmesan
:heese; melt two tablesDoonfuls OF
butter. add bread crumbs to 1t and
mix them well; spread the crumbs
IveT the cheese. Put tho dish In the
oven and when crumbs are q good
brown remove.
Steamed PotstoeS-TherS are some
potatoes which are black and un-
palatable whom boiled. hOt when
steamed in their skins are Gelicious
They should Do Washed % hat the
SKINS are quite clean, piece
'ut on 20 prevent them fro JIst-
ng; then steamed for one-l Z 70
hree-quarters OF an hour, &C. ding
% size
CaDlihower Au GfoHn--Place a
Ebole cooked sulifower on a serV-
.ng dish, spread over il plenty OF
suffered crumbs; place in a quick
Gen until crumbs arc brown. re-
move, ana pour one cup OF white
sauce around the eaulihowor
Princess PotAtOos-Peel ana wash
four potatoes: put them into boiling
water and cook until tender; pour Oh
The water and rub the potatoes
through a sieve; season With salt
and pepper and moistea with hot
milk; put into 4 buttered shallow
gan and when thoroughly cold turn
out; cut into strips three inches
iong and one inch wide, dip in melt
cd butter, then In beaten egg place
10 buttered pan and brown in q
quick oven. Serve on hot platter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-26

familiar. sight OF the bird tanner IN
the garden Of the famous Tuilner.
les proved pleasant diversion for
thousands OF paSscrSby This man
har attracted pubic attention for
Years by feeding the birds that fire.
Quent the gardens. Those feather
ei songSterS come instantly in
answer 20 his call and nestle on hio
shoulders and arms. with ready
Gallo with this cheerful soul thus
;urned the food episode into
subject for anu ement, and he
brought many smile 20 the faces
~ ldened by anxiety during the
hours he hahi;uoly passes in the
Garden opposite the Louvre Museum.
RECUPERATrVE POWERS.
cuperatlve powers and adapability
OF the French race. and also ther
philo-oph has never been BETTER
shown than in their preparations
for tho naIcireme or carniva
! festivities They have revived after
seeing their beloved Paris torn an6
rent by floods and everything points
I TO festive and Jolly eason for the
! festival has for some years sup.
planted the Mardi Grss celebration
, The queen OF queens for the occa-
! sion ha5 been chosen and also tho
! several miner queens, together With
; heir courts. Paris has decided tc
aldo herself This yc.G Just TO prove
> the world Vat hp lis still thE
. ayes, capital 30 creation
RED CROSS SERVICE.
In the crisis Just passed the Rec
Cross Society cid service beyond ne
| ief, and aided thousands upo:
thousands OF victims OF the hood
who were suddenly deprived o
lcmes and eft without food OF
clothing Suffering creates a world
de boad OF human ympsthy Re
Of stations where free beds anC
Cd were given, together with SOU
itchcns, have been provided an
,cie In operation within a Yer!
tort time after he catastrophe.
Never can II De said that tho
'rcnch aristocrscy IS "enete' Wo
ltn OF the highest social position
worked day and aiFht 20 relieve tn
Unfortunate II was common
Sigh, to see magnificent auto ONO
bile, with the crowns Of dukes o.
,oun' emblazcned on their dDors
'ushing pas; with the flag of IN
Ted Croes fying conspiciously. Tn
faro lis Mcmahon. president OF tn
Paris branch OF tho :ociely did no
20 TO bad tor nights. in her anxiet'
aid 80 sufferers All the soclet,
unctions, such as balls and dinner
we're suspended. and only now. a
diCareme approaches does Societ,
&c her elf justified % return to it.
normal condition
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-26
Ihess Wins Old Emperor
Through Her Good Cooking

wear at the Concours Hippique. or
ho- show They all have short
Jackets and skirts one. particular
ly attractive. is OF bright blue satin
finished cloth. used in combination
with black satin The coat has a
urt OF basque effect OF the satin
over which folls another Of the
cloth a narrow bel, adjusting il 10
sleeves are feature OF the gar
ment Smart full revers of the 50.
tin front are continued TO the deep
hard-.ike collar AT the back.
Touches OF blue on the buttons of
satin. and loops Of tho same close
the front,
Another OF large black and white
check cloth had revers OF rich
color much in vogue this sea on.
EX-EMPRESS EUGSNIE.
Sic transi, gloria mundi." (so
passe; away he glory of the world
may we'll be quoted when one thinks
OF the ex-Empress Eugene. ono,
ruler o' the French empire. for r.
was she who PA I'D her husband
Napoleon III in many natter o.
state
Today an aged heart-broken ole
woman her husband dead and her
son murdered in far-off Zululand b.
the spear OF an ignorant native.
she always, when in Paris, passing
from the south o: France 70 hei
hone in England, occupies the
same suite OF apartments in the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-26
tBy la NoysgeuseD

Pauis. Feb. 26- oaaeciaD -The
Clutches OF Hohenberg, morgan
attic wife Of the Archduke Francis
Ferdinand OF Austria. who is heir
presumptive 10 the throne OF Aus
tris, is a very clever and tactful
woman She realize the truth of
the saying the way to mans
heart is through his stomach, be
he king or just PLAIN every day
man
Little by little she has won over
her father in Law. the old Emperor
Francis 10 eph. until now she is a.
the very steps OF the throne. not
"lthstandinG the ynct etiquette
OF the exclusive Austrian court.
known to be in Europe. perhaps
more rigid in IFS adherence 10
tradition, thas that OF Russia
While only officially regarded as
a wife in Austria she is. or can be
Nito and queen both in Hungary
where the SAME laws do not exist
with regard to heirs Of the throne.
The Duchess TWO sons and her
oauahters are en.E,led to DO adj.
dressed as Prince and Princess in
hungary, although they are no.
Officially recognized in Austria
But TO return 10 the means whore.
oS the Duchess has ingratiatco
herself with the old Emperor. For
Years il las been an open sacrot
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-26
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and Icy virtue Of certain
decd OF trust bearing date the LIST
day OF September. 1909. executed by
Pauline H. urner and II. T. Turner.
her husband, 10 tho undersigned
trustee TO secure TO Or. c. A. John
ston a scr,es OF notes therein men
toned and described. aEgregating
Nine Hundred and Sixty Five Dollars
ts965.00). which said deed OF trust Is
duly OF record in the said County of
Mercer. State or West Virginia. In
Trust Deed Book No. 10. at page
t73. and defaul. having been made In
he payment OF the said notes a. the
same are In the aaid deed OF trust
stipulated and agreed To be paid,
and having been requested SO TO do
by the said DR.. e. A. Johnston, the
beneficiary IN said deed OF trust. tho
Undersigned Trustee will ofer for
sale by way OF pubic auction 70 the
Highest bidder upon premises. on
Saturday the IL day OF March 1910,
nB described real estate. lying and
It noon on the said day. the follow
icing in the city OF Blueiield. West
Va.
"Besinning az a stake az the corn.
n Of Beasloy and Melcher St.ea.s
! thence with said Pcaslcy Srga.
North 10 degrees and e. minutes G.,.
80 feet to the corner OF Thow,t ~.
! l0hnstons lot, tncncc w,'E the
" said Johnston ~ Nouh ff
,rscs ana Is minutes WEES,
. The corner OF ucha~d Tins
OF. thence wit hthe line OF the ,aiu
rinsley's lot South g degrees and 81
ninutes West 81 feet 90 a corner OF
fletcher Street; thence with tho "a d
delcher Street South 16 degrees
nd 10 minutes East &c feet TO the
'oint Of Beginning; and being the
anne lot OF land conveyed to tho
aid Pauline II. Turner by the said
Dr. c. A. Johnston. by deed bearing
sven date with the sid decd OF
rust"
Terms OF Sale Cash in hand "a
he day OF sale.
Geo. 8. STRADER, Trustee.
his the s day of February 1910
-S-Tnes
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NOTICE SF DISSOLUTION OF A
CORPORATION.

Whereas. On the 2lday OF Dccem-
yer 1893, the direotors Of the Swan
'omp2ny corporation. by u majorl-
vote OF the whole board, at a
1eetin called for that purpose. of
hish meeting every director recelv-
notice in accordance with the by
avs Of TIE said corporation. ala ad-
words and figures:
Resolved, that In the judgment Of
his board 1t IL advisable and mos;
or Tie benefit OF the said Swan Corn
pany, corporation, that the came
IhouiS he dissolved; and that due
noisS OF the said resolution so
passed an def a stockholders meeting
70 be called 70 eonSldeF said reBolu
ion should No glVsn all tho stock
stockholders OF the said corporation
Ioldsrs nveuag to BE given ali tho
iRd ali Of the sad GtockhOlders hay
nE received due notice Of the said
uSshps and St the said resolCtiOn:
nS EheTeas All the by laws OF the
aid corporation and the laws OF tho
tate Of West VirA:HIG have been
emplieS VITA a. - The natter here
'Dt . resolution II AS fol svins
n set SSrtA;
New. therefore, We ne subscribers
osiAg . @ateTitY Of the StSekho. G0r.
.. che sAil eSSHoTatisA, In both nun
Der and amSuAt. beng not to6e br
pursuance 81 tho said resol1 TO-.
nj ths Ssia aStioe fsr tse pur yos.
4 aSkiaE upon the same, have con
snt that the said CoNpary b
he sans 10 Gi>3o,vsl s.s 90
cred that q 60. hereof pa y.
Some newspaP-r ~ general
stion In Mercrr "p EEt w.
ulired by l. a
VI BE- certified
'Ists OF Wee
~ him a. y. la. $50. Ias
Ty Let 1919
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G OIEARY. (sHAL)
A. q BOOKER, (3RALJ
l-2s-si-Tuss
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ALLIE SWAY. teBAL.)
G. OLEARY. (sHAL)
A. =. BGoKHB, CSaALJ
2s-si-Tues.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

70 ths 81 Sitsr< aa.sa M
asr. deceased
10 Pursuance sl ascT,e ~ w..
Grssit Court 81 ne Co1uty 81
ssr aAss N - 49, taersis 1ela1 d.
70 gubjOst The real estate Of the said
Matte , 1eaAer ~ tho psymon. OF
her 6sbts, you are repaired - re
seat gsuY claim sasiast ths sStGts
Of ths said &atus y MsNAor. for
sdjsatihsstisa 10 5snsSa 9 KaAis
Commissions. o. hs aos IL 49,
City Of Blasnsls - ne :sJsb 20
NsreAr 80 o. Ssssrs ne - Ssg -
April lgie
wines. ~ - sssaKsF. Gsek 81
shg CssrI his 1Sth Shy % Essrisry
1919
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-02-26

that Francis Joseph has been de-
voted 10 Katherine Schratt She
had decided grasp on bis aTec-
uons He preferred the plain cook
ing and simple vienncse dishes thai
are scarcely in Keeping with o roy
as rcpaet Katharine was clever
enough TO play on his weakness
and had such dishes as he liked
prepared whenever the Emperor
dincd with her which was often so
greatly did no enjoy the simple fare
forbidden him in his palace
With the appearance Of the
Dutchess on the scene. however. she