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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-03-16

The reports as to what happened IN
Washington county at the republican
primaries last week were conflicting
and not wholly accurate. 1t was clean
sweep for the progressives and com
plete rout Of the standpatters, and that
after a hard fight. The fierceness OF
the contest was shown by the fact that
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

2ebens5eiden mebr gegeben. or
ieIbit bate feline Nahforibungen
peranlaBt, bate iie nidt mebr aui.
genommen, pdre iie lie 5uridgefom-
men. Sb iie 0erebrer gebabt babe9
So, fie bate beren mebr, oils inn
lieb par. 2eidtiinnig unb geoan.
fenlos NOR iie aber nidt, iie mar
ionit elm berniinftiges unb geiestes
Wd61en, uno Dem Wiiaer Heter
Senfins 10 gut pie perlobt. Mae
Serren, Die ii6 in ienem Sabre in
Der 9riorp aufbielten, beiudten
iein Saus, MIR Serr Sane nidt.
Wie oft iie famen9 9as nermodte
CT nit 9~eitimmtbeit nidt ararge.
BEN, iein @eruf belt i'm oes Cages
iiber meiit bonn Sauie fern; @ben6s
6ul6ete er iiberbaupt feline 8eiude.
Seine SamiIie begab iih Inn neun
llbr our &ube. Or bate bic Ser.
rem au beridiebenen 9eiten NIT iei.
ner Sodter iprehen ieben, muBte
aber nidt, per am baufigiten fam;
lange blieb feiner. Serr @lii6o er.
ihien slei9 ben Inoeren aaein ODER
in @eieaidaft, tpie lids eben fiigte.
2oro Wontalieu un6 Serr @arls.
court aber batten ieine Samilie bel
jeoem Iufentbalt beiu6t. @lice
bate geioe germ, iprad aber mebr
bon Serrn Guido. Gs tpiirbe linn
bas Saar borge5eigt. Sa, oaS mar
Die Sarbe ibres Saares, MIR tpar es
glGnselb, mGbrenb oieies tribe unb
idmusis masiebe. Der &leiouns
f0nne er iid nidt mebr erinnern.
Gin Weoaiaon trug iie, tie batte es
bon SrGulein elsie erbalten, es emf.
belt beren Photographic unb Soar,
ionic Die Snidrift: rYauline ibrer
Mlice." So, oas mar oas Weoaiqon.
90 Ianee Die 3eiigenibaft bauer.
te, mar Watbias Warren emit &c.
blieben, fem 8eben Der Gimme Der.
rietb, baB er bon benz eigenen
ainoe ipraf.
Naf6em er perbort tporben mar,
tpurbe feline Srau gerufen. Sic
fam neineno unb bebeno. IGe SIN.
tpeienben paren bemegt beim an.
blide Der Witter oes ermorbeten
Mao6ens.
Der &iater ipred milo unb
freunbIid nit ibr. Sic beItatiste
bic @ngabe hires WanneS. aae
Serren, Die iid IN ienem Sabre in
Der Briorp aufbielten, batten ibr
Sous beiiift, MIR Serr Ralf Sane
nidt. sic CLAUDE, Serr Stebman
unb 2or6 Montalieu tp6ren otter
s%efommen, als Serr @uibo; be.
idporen modte iie's nidt. 2esterer
fam mandmal nit Cir Senrp Cor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

Sbr 3elieniB Ia,itete beitimmt uno
flar. Die Wiltter lei ihrper franf,
Dem 1ooe nabe, mie iie CLAUDE, uno
foIgli1 unfGbig, 3eugenidaft 81
Ieiiten. SIM Nopember 1862 lei elm
Mann gefommen nno babe fir cine
Srau 8ropn elm 3immer gentle
tibet. Die 3eusin batte i'm ielbit
nidt geieben; Die Mutter bate ibr
nur geiagt, er iebe aus pie elm
Gentleman. Srau 9ropn lei aaein
eri6ienen, cine biibi6e, bleibc,
frGnfli6e Srau. Sim Gage nad)
ibrer Infunft beilifte lie ibr
Mann. IIs Die 3eugin aus benz
Snititlt nab Saiiie fam, er5dblte
ibr Die Wutter, DOB ein @ietber i'm
2auf oes Rahmittags seltorhen uno
baB Srail 9ropns Iann oelien 9e.
fenntniiIe nieoergei1rieben babe.
Bon oa an fam err ni6t mtebr. bis
gegen @eibnahten. Srou 9roipn
babe iie in5piihen oft eeieben. Sic
ipeinte INNER rrno iab iebr ibledt
aus. Hiemano beiu6te iie; zines
gben6s IN Der Gbriitpode cling lie
aus. @s mar ihon bunfel uno
idneite itarf. .Smei Stunoen ipGter
fam Tie in elmer Oroid)fe obnm6d).
tie 'auriid, iie miBte in ibr 3inmer
getragen weroen. Der 8utider
iagte, es babe i'm in Der ct.
SamesitraBe elm @ann aneerufen
uno linn bic @obnung DER Dame
angeseben. @m Ibeno Dor Dem
beiligen Mbenb babe Die Mutter ibr
mitgetbeilt, baB Srau 9romns
Wam oageneien Jet unb en0lid Die
Neniion se5ablt babe, iie. Srau
8ropn, neroe morsen oas Saus
be%rlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

men. Gcnfen Sic nad. Gs mar
I'm Die 3eit, ga sic England Der.
lieben. $50 uno Bel pem befanoeit
Sic iid) am Gbriltabenb 1862 8or.
mittags 5ipiiden adt uno nei,n
|l1br?"
&obert 2isle leate Die Sanb auf
bes junacn Wannes Arm unb blidte
ibn fragenb ms Muge.
9uioo erinnerte iif).
Im GbriItabeno 1862 Sormit.
tags Sniihen oft nnb neiln llbr
batte cine ieltiame Sraunns itatt-
gefunben.
@eId' ~nnieIiges 3niammentrei-
fen Der umitdnbe! 9unfles Gotb
iiber5og ieine 3iige, Damn puroe er
lebr bleid unO nanote iid rubig gu
Snipeftor 9nrnbam.
SD Itebe gu Sbren SienIten. gs
lit oas elm GROCER Srrtbum, Serr
Sberit; meine &eiie mub ih MN
pobl aufihieben, aber bpffentlid
flGrt iih Die Sate id)nel auf. Sc.
ben Sic mobl, meine Serren."
y@ber, @uioo, INN SimmeIs mil.
LEM" rief Der &iinitler, r9u pirlt
Gid bod erinnern fonnen, mas Oh
INN iene 3eit tbateit uno mo Oh
parit?"
SD mei6 es, ober id haIte es
nit)t fir ange5eigt, Germ BURT
bam porerit ms @ertrauen 5u
5ieben, uno bin bereit, i'm gu be.
gleiten."
ng(ber Sic tperben elm @libi mad.
peiien9" fragte elsie dngitIid.
Guido lGhelte; elm 9Gfeln, baS
perborgenen tiefen Sinn 5a baben
i6ien.
Limb tpenn ids ni6t pcrmodte,
Serr Sberit, menn i1 nift iagen
fonnte ober noate, mo nno bel mem
id gu iener Stunoe mar, miiroen
Sic mid fir iduIbig b~aIten?"
.Hie," enteegnete &obert elsie
felt; raber bas fonnet sic bod
niht beabiidtigen."
sd beabiidtiee es; apeifeIsobne
5erfdat Die Mnflaee in iib ieIbit;
aber mas audi INNER geifebe, if)
tperoe feline alibt nafpeiien. Mbieu,
meine Serrer, bic l1nteriudune
miro meine uniHilo berausiteuen."
Ct mar fort, bepor fie anttporten
fonntcn-Serrn 8urnbams @efan.
gener.
SD perbe meinen Clio balten,
mas aud INNER seifebe."
CT erinnerte iib Der Worte, 6ie
er emit 5l BauIine seiproden, nnb
mas dud geideben modte, ienes
Gbriitabenbs @ebeimnib fonnte un6
wo0te er nidt entidleiern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

slm folsenoen Gage iab Sie j3eu.
gin Ilice friib itnb fanb iie better
o~iisiebeto oem ie. SD gebe auf's
Saro, Selene," iprad iie, ybeim an
meinen Seilten; mein lieber Wann
bolt mid um a6t l1br." gS ihneite
ltno 6rou 9oung bsmerfte, bab tie
5u leid)t 9efleioet lei. sd meroc
balo feline 9dlte mebr fiiblen,". ID.
6elte lie. @inige Winniten Dor aft
ltbr fubr ein @inipGnner Dor. Der
Mfann, pelber Oarin iaB, batte ben
&offragen binauiseiflasen, trus
cinen breitfrGmpigen i6iphr5eu Slt,
tief in Die Stirl,e geSriidt. Srau
8roiun itieB einen S~reuoenrui aus
nno elite ans Dem 3imntcr. or
bali ibr einiteigen, iie fubren ab,
als Die Sburmnbren eben Die 'adte
Stunoe perfiinOeten.-
Der lebte 3eilae mar Doftor
Seonbaro 0iaiams. Gr bate cine
flint ieds5ebntel 3oa groBe riinoe
Seffnung an Der linfen SdlGie ge.
funoen. 9ieie riibrte BON elmer
iebr. fleinen 8iitolenflsel; er Jet
iiber5eilgt, bob Die betreffenbe Ser
ion. brrf einen EiitoleniduB &C..
tootet morben iein. Die Sirnbaiit-
arterie lei politdnoig bur6bobrt
noroen, 10 bob, ielbIt penn Der
SduB nitt r%tnbeoinet tobtlid) gene
len, gerblltitng iofort eingetteteg
pdre.-
Die @orunteriudung bate pier
Gage geoduert. 9ad ibrem Shluiie
lieb Der Neutrality-suspicious. @uioo
Garlsconrt ms @efdngniB 5uriif.
fiibren unb iiberipies Die Sode bent
S6purgeriht.
Gortietnng folet.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
81. &apiteI.
Die @ormnteriadjnmg.

gs mar ipGt am abenb oes gIei.
den Cages. @nibo garlscourt mar
nidt aQein in ieiner @efGnsniB.
5ele, 3obert elsie idritt in benz
engen @ema6e gleid einem 20pen
i'm &dfis aiif nno nieber.
Limb Gle bleiben tpirfIid Bel
benz nerriidten gntiflub, ni6t ia.
gen al ipoaen, mo- Sic iih am "a.
7e5ember 1862 9ormittags 5pi.
iden adt unb neun l1br befanoen9 2"
.9ie oft mub id p~ieoerbolen,
lieber Sberit, baB es auber meiner
Wabt Iiegt, elm Mlibi nad5uipeiien.
Sd CLAUDE, i1 fubr in ben Mor.
genitunben bes betreffen6en Gbriit.
abenbs in elmer Oroidfe bmrh bic
StraBen 2onbons, aber iH fam Die
Summer bes betreffenben @asens
nidt anseben. Gs mar nnmittelbar
Dor meiner g(breiie, un6 id bate
ieIbitperitdnolid biel al tbun. aiim.
mern Sic iid nibt UNI MIDI; Die
9epcisfette, tpelde tSerr Snipeftor
9urnbam gegen mid geidmieoet,
mag inn uno ieIbit Dem Inter.
iiihunssrihter iibertpdltieeno er.
idcinen, Dos Sdmurgerift aber
miro einen anbereu Wabitab anIe.
gen."
elsie Iegte Die San6 a,if bes Jun.
gen Mannes Sdulter.
,@er lit Tie, @uibo, tper lit bas
@eib, bas Sic idonen ipoden2"
yglio aud sic buISigen Der cpni.
iden anfidt, baB elm @eib Die
@rnn6uriade aler llebel iein
miifie? Sd babe Sbnen bic @abr.
belt geIagt, bab ib mid in iener
perbGnenibnouen Stunbe in elmer
9roidfe in ben Straben 2onoons
befono; ipariim slauben sic mir
nift?"
SD claude, baB Sic Semanb,
bohit mabrideinlih cine Dame,
id)onen molten, baB tb0ridte @roB.
mutb Sbren untergons bebinet.
Ses Wunnes erite BfIiht gebort
@ott nnb Dem 8aterlanb, bic 5rpeite
iid ielbIt. Sic iino iiderlif i'm
Stanoe, 5u iagen, mo irno bel pem
iie iif on ienem Morsen ~befanoen,
penn sic MIR moaten."
9as 2ddeIn ifpanb bon @uioos
3iisen unb elm @usbrud ebIer Nil.
lensfraft unb gntihloiienbeit bret.
tete iih iiber oieielben.
.Nein, id min ni6t," iprad CT
felt, nnidt tuenn bas 9eben auf
benz Spiele itiinbe. 2aiien mir Die
Code ruben, lieber Greunb; mas
5u meiner Rettung geiheben fam,
miro aeifeben; elm @Iibi aber fam
id nift nadpeiien, ODER min es
nidt. llebrisens boffe id, bob sic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08

mid inter allen llmIt1nben niht
fir ifuloig baItcn perben."-
! Sim folgenocn Sag begann Die
8ortnteriubllng. Die aunoe, bab
ein beriibmfer S6riftiteller, ser
griiber, eineS Beers, bes Worbes
ongeflast iei, beOingte sren5enloie
Seniation.
Ger Matroie @iliam Saunbers
mar Der critic 3euge unb pieber-
boite ieine Ingaben nit rnbiger
Ginfa6beit unb 9rabbeit, Die feline
8reu5frage 5u eridiittern permodte.
Nit nnbeugiamer 9%eitimmtbeit blieb
er bel ieiner gusiage be5iiglid oes
Cages, Der Stnnoe, ia beinobe Der
Winlite, in pelder oaS 8erbreden
geidleben.
@obert elsie, Snipeftor Burnt
BAN nn6 Serr Simmins gaben
hire 3eiigenihaft in gebrGngter
aiir5e unb ioentifisirten Die ou 9at.
teriea gcflnoenen lteberreite.
Sbnen folgte WatbiaS @arren,
uno ein 8emurmel Ser SbeiInabme
nno oes Sntereiies madte iid bor-
bar, ais iein Same gerlifen purbe.
Grnit uno nufreft ihritt Der
@reis Dor. 9as @erbor begann.
Slice @arren ipar feline Softer-
feline ein5iee To6ter. Our 3eit, 90
lie Die Seimatb perlieb, 5dblte tie
smansia Sabre rnb iieben Wonate.
@m gbenb bes 81. September
1862 lei iie obne 9ebepobl bon ben
Sbrigen gegangen uno babe fem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
Bite, bite, belft nns bod!

"
Die Niffiunire nnb aritett Nem.
befebrten In Snbien bitten quite
Grennbe bemitbis urn cine frpmme
@abe sur ttnteritiituns Der fatbp-
itfhen> 0lamhensperbreitung. Gs
,uirb liter fir lebenbe nnb abses
fturbene @DbltbGter tdslid gebetet.
Wer einen Dollar uber mebr
einienbet, erbdlt ais beiGeibenen
9anf cine bibfGe 8bptp.
grapbte aus BEN Wtfftp.
n { n anf elmer T~pitfarte susefanbt.
Grpmue 0}aben bittet man 81
a~breiFeren an Conner 8rps.,
Dubuque, Suua, slmerifa, pber
! btrett an
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior 1t Khandwa,
British East India.
8itte iefer @abe bei5ufigen:
5iir &banbtpa .(OftsSnoien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
6. &Oggentbaler g.,
StiisTbsr
Dubuque Architectural
Iron Works.
earontrt. NIB pou ben beiten SengniIlei
besleitet. Urn NIB Slpsst eSeie
cine Sps;ia!itat

gus.m.in. Nai6inifen uub @ieker.
u ir ma9sn aneebok chi gb.
Id as nngen fir bic @i narbe Ell.
len on Rirden. Sl0-S20S. Ctr. Eel.
asa. Dubuque, Soipa.
eeim eGreibsa srpabue man esH. biefes Yla.t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-08
9iad ounfelen StnnoeI.

GortIcsung bon Ser 2. Seite.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
Esslss Iss

At the Nelson Bungalow on Sat-
urday, April 6, from 3 to 5 p. m,
Served by the NJ. f. Ladies Aid
Society.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

4 ssus1sg - ~ Ssss 60 -.
80 ennss ~ nsnAaS ssuuaug -
ar~ - hnwAnn sssuuas>. r.
Oars - Sany tDA<s<r kansAan. ~
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s1saassssa
Seahsussuaswis '-Ths A6u~ssA.~s a
NsshH. = hMaG ssuAl~s ~ -
ssssAsAs ka01uA caaa. IT, auuAs
wSsO S'n ss>us tsAs - -Su.Iup
css~er" - c~ss~stsss us~A s>uar
E.agisaA wssrA
The ssssa1 ssDat.g - skp NSrw~,
board ~hscA ksssy esssss<sa, th< ksus
ssss soaiss u b>~sh sk< Sisu.sxy asS
sbs tssssiDss NUeual esA>suaH, -
6sr,a susns<ssssd to usset - $780,
en- Aprti N. ~ shis ussxsiug sssH -.
ports u tse s'Assa y~as 20 shst Aaos
Wili be usade.
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0ll llGDnD
&sws<Aa0Q1D Ousuu1D0nun0;
0SsAassuskaS. Masrh z

oe~eAD 49, u1umD.
UeAsssu>aAy. Masch q.
Reswsss sesssG wssthsr(y)
Harry Coassssck wss . Cssslrsao
visstor Suadsy.
e'eo. Crawford - ssrssiag . wssk
with " Wm. Nissseth-
Rumors VI . big we<sasng saA
dance at the Kubler mime next sstur-
dsy.
Roses IN bad coaslitisa but osr
stage arrives sbout oa time every
night.
Train hos lseea unable TO reach
Baldwin Tor some time ON account e,t
ice aud drifts
VIM. Waugh In very busy repsper-
ing and painting his house. Wonder
who the lucky girl may he?
Engiae ~ took q run oat into the
heids to-day ,nd Ne a result the
wrecking crew are having = night
bob trying to re-rail III.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
rAyuoa nvEa
News Champion Correspondence.

N-WsChamp1On correspondence.
Monday, March %.
The snow is disappearing from the
roads now.
T.. j. lsham has been ON the sick
list for several days but is improving
Albert Roper returned from Gunni.
son Tuesday. He reports the roads
In bad shape.
A. =. Roper and n. Ii. Harris went
to Gandy's ranch ON snowshoes Fri
dav. They report snow two and
one-half feet ON the level there.
When Joe Isham went to Gunnison
Tuesday, we wondered what was
the attraction. But when he re.
turned with a bride, we understood
Joe says he's glad his bachelor day.
are over. We wish Joe and his brid,
happy and prosperous welded life
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
NORMAL NOTES
News-Champion Correspondence

News-ChaMpion Correspondence
Wednesday. March q.
The medal contestants are all hard
at work for the contest April 10.
Prof Richter is busily at work on
the mural decorations in the art
room.
Mrs. Macey, formerly of White Pine.
and Mrs. Spencer were visitors this
morning.
Miss Linn. the new librarian in
cataloging and Classifying the books
in the library.
Miss Uglow. teacher of mathe.
matics at Delta High school is spepd-
ing few days at the Normal.
A number Of the members of the
American History class have been
assigned topics for thesis work for
the end of the term.
Chancellor II. r. Buchtel of Denver
University has agreed to come to
Gunnison and preach the baccalaure-
ate sermon at the Normal School,
His acceptance Of the invitation was
gained largely through the Influence
of Rev stephen Lumley of the Meth
odist church.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
60 CleEK
Sess- s-Chanpsos CessssposAsaes.
Wednesday, March


Wednesday, March ".
stock are looking tine in the valley
for this time of the year. The cattle.
men are branding and preparing fos
the range.
The Baldwin stage 10 transferring
from wagon to the sleigh at tbs
Essterly ranch this week; SO il begtns
To hook little like spring up here.
W. A. Gillaspey returned froal
Denver last sunday. He had been
attending the Cattle and Horss
Growers state convention last week
rs president. but he refused to serve
any longer as II takes too much oI
his time. Mr.. Frank squier III Rills
was elected president. They had .
very interesting meeting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
onnollID
oiosoCnn0Dt0 0uDulDnn1nnOc
Tuesday,. harch -.

u6DUoGnD 04US
Tuesday. hsrch -.
No train here tpr afteep days.
Casper Pressser ssd FRANK Kvasu
ARE building an ice house ut kussaks
tor the Rocky MoaRtsiR Co.
We are glad to sse Asthoay cess-
stock able to be cut again HE b
working at present at fressser ssw
mill
The postofiice is to he moved iros,
here To the kubser mine. April 4.
The people who hive here viii get
their mail by Tree delivery.
Miss Theresa David. the pretty
daughter oi Mr.. and Mrs. doe David.
is To he married To Louie Pastors
tomorrow at Guanisoe. A reception
will he rendered them nj n ublcr
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
81. nm
News-Chsmpioa CssrseVsoleo&>
sunday, March "a.

sunday, March "a.
The weather here for the last
month has been very bad. Today is
the fourth day this month that it
hasn't stormed.
The c. 4 =. is again operating its
three-trains-a-w week service from
Buena Vista to st. Elmo. supplies
Jor the Murphy mine are being ship
ped by train to st. Elmo and hauled
by teams to Romley The company
is now pushing the upraise from the
tunnel to connect with the upper
workings. The starting OF work on
the new mill is being delayed by the
deep snow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
A0y c.

U~<as<DaAy. nauo =.
srksas ssarss Aesa~y. 49, q
wrsrh naiws Esssss L.sxe. - esu1oR.
Ar kIaxEsrs. sspsc~ - 81
ssmy~os- y hes tr.ss css<ss C>ay -
. visss
EsS1lss AIsssa rs.turssed oresss aoo -
vsisss s~t1rss~s. tsrss4xsHg usaA ~
lss kssa ~ rsaxe cssss.
Clsat s~mtson. o. d. Oao1s -
I..usr I.sccro ssSs va Sus<asy . tuo1n
tor the lower coustry w wasuo =
Cattle.
Hcrmaa Hsys,cp iwtouuse ~ tAAe u
has rcpted the odd Asrwhsn Vaaae -
tke ugter GuSassos. ~ y. y. tsueca1l
and ~M move thew ia the sasov
sVpring.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29

Mr. and Mrs.. George Lishtley rs-
turned Saturday TO Gannisoa sfsss
spending several months in Colossdo
Sprinas, Denver end Cssoa City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
\Y/ANT-ADS.........
w Cssiass1 isoa ~ Pee.

Fishing rode wrapped and ve.
paired CnAs. W. CHINERY,
1916. Phone 0vppison 666
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NJ EMU

The W r. G. will give its annual
May Dance, May l, at La Neta Hotel
1t 10 10 be . gingham dress affair
The women Of the Corps will serve
lssch. The best Of masic vii, be
farnished. l3-l4.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-03-29
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e5s csrveacy and d. & r. @. pay
CHECK tl0 favor j. n. Wiley.
Finder please deliver to H. Akin,
operator d. 4 r. g., and receive re-
ward. 10
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Lady's ring. diamond shaped set
with ruby and dianoeds. Rewssd
II returned 10 MAssAREr MORRIS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
Lots Bring Good Prices.

Eight lots in the Jones addition in
the old Bourbon Fair grounds were
sold a. auction, Wednesday afternoon.
The eight lots sold for an aggregate OF
81. 476. so or an average of $308. 43 each.
Eighteen lots had been plated for sale
but ten were not offered. Lots Nos. 2,
3 and fronting on Nineteenth street
s)ld we'll the purchasers and prices he.
ing as follows: Lot No. 2. A. u. Skill.
man $500 Lot No. 3 Mrs. Jas. Reagan
Lot No. a. Tim Shannon. $40. Lots
Nos. and 5. fronting on Clifton ave-
nue.. were purchased by Mr.. T. F.
Brannon for S265 and $3.50 respective
ly. while lots No. 7, 8. and 9. fronting
on the same street. were seld to DR.. d.
S. Henry. Mr.. j. T. Ingram. and Mr..
J. w. Brown. for $3.50, $255. and
$237.5 each. Immediately after this
sale. new cottage on Ninteenth
street, belonging to the late B. B..
Wood. was sold to Mr.. Lee Cox. of
Elizabeth. for Sl.635. The sale was
conducted by Harris & Speakes. real
estate agents. with Col. George D.
Speakes as auctioneer. Miss Nellie
Kane was awarded the lady's dress.
and Mr.. John Christman, the hat,
which were offered as prizes.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
L. e N. Settles Claims.

The claims CT the prcperty-oWners
who suffered losses during a fire in
Millersburg. November |, 1910. said to
have'been caused by sparks FROM an
l. & N. engine, have been adjusted by
the company, their Louisville attor-
neys, FleXner & Gordon.
The Only suit which actually came to
trial was brought by the Barley
Society. which Lest about 500. 900
pounds :of pooled tobacco. The suit
was brought by attorneys Talbot d
Whitl,y and Senator Claude M. Thorn
as, and the jury returned verdict in
the sum of $4,000.
The case was taken to the Court of
Appeals by the L. & N. company. and
the Judgment was sustained. Eecently
the Burley Society attorneys receivd a
check from the company for the
amount of the judgment. interest ard
costs. amounting to S46.616.
A number of other suits lad been
filed against the company for losses
sustained by the fire in an cunts from
S25 to Sc, 000 but all Of these claims
have been satisfactori'r 1ettled bv the
T.. & N. Company.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
First Double Header Sunday.

The first double-header of the season
will be played at White Park Sunday
afternoon between the Bourhonites anc
the Pioneers, and at which time the
game which was postponed from last
week on account of the wet weather
will be played off The local team is
struggling along around the top, anC
the fans sho"ld turn out in:large num-
bers to witness the double bill, which i:
scheduled to begin at 2 o'clock. The
game this Afternoon will wind up the
series with the Colts and tomorrow
the Rivermen will be here for "a game.
Weather permitting, the locals SHOULD
be able to make clean sweep of al
the games before them this week.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
Corn Crop in Danger.

Bourbon farmers are very much dis
couraged over the outlook for a COIN
crop this season. The heavy rains
which have fallen in the past few
weeks have caused much delay in all
farm work and many farmers of the
county at this late date have not com.
pleted their spring blowing. Somehas
been planted. but there is great dan
ger of the extremely wet weather rot
ting the grain IN the ground and many
farmers who are apprehensive at every
opportunity are replanting with hope
of gettirg out crop of fair quality.
The season being so far advanced
there are no hopes for other than very
late crops and if the wet weather con.
tinues it will throw the farmers farther
behind as they will be compelled tc
repIant practically all of their crops. :,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
"The Trail of the Serpent is
Over It ALL"
(Coptrib;jkcJ

Will the honorable (0 superintendent
and some one member of the Board of
Education state the considerati ton re.
celved for placing the music teacher in
our school who will use the so-called
"Tomlih's Method? The intimate
connection between book concerns and
superintendent, as we'll as Boards of
Education. is well-known, even in
Paris. The game just played may have
been clever one. bur. in eff CT, it is a
failure. and leaves more clearly the
impression that there is something
"rotten in Denmark.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
Notice to Dairymen.

Has your license expired? If so,
why not do the right thing and have it
renewed? You know whose duty it is
to look after such work.
Those who have never applied for
license had best do so.
All. KELLER, Health Officer.
14-2t By order..of the Board.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
Attention. To Children in Fly
Contest.

Every child who enters the fly con-
testImust enter his or her name with
the committee at the library no later
than Saturday. May Is. Unless there
are as many as twenty-five entries
there will be no contest. Don't fail to
give your name and try to win the
DriZe
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
A Guarantee.

If the bottom wears out before the
upper breaks through, we replace
them with new pair Korrect Shape
shoes. lO:4t
MITCHELL & BLAKEMORE.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-17
Paper Cleaning.

For wall paper cleaning. call Home
phone 163.
l4-3t J. T. BESALEY.