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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-08

Notice OF dissolution % Parnership.
Notice 4 hereby given that tho co-Dartnershin
hereto fore existing hrtween the uudersie--.ai
under Tue firm name OF =. A. -ioner s. Co has
1een this day dissolved by mutual consent
John a. Davis re firing from the fem ana =. A.
Sioper combining the buiincSS. An hills 10 he
paid and an accounts collected by :. A. Sioper.
hinmott Idaho $. 4. STOPPER
Scli.mhc- 30 1877. JouN 4. DAVIS
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-08

Notice Is hereby given that the nartnershin
her tntore existing between the undersigned
rud'r the firm raue Of VI. y. Kelley \ Co has
been 'ussn'vei by mutual consent A. j. Levi,
rrt'rinr nom The business and Y. =. Kelley
ccn'inu'nT the same. An accounts due the firrn
nrif p % August p 1877 are lne am ravrhic i'm
meiio'civ q a. !. f.ews. the liabilities OF the
elN n-n oeiac assumed by H. r. Kelly
p N4.,-r. 'Auo, r. E.FrrI.Y.
sept ID t''s A. j. LEWIS.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-08

The Only Chance Ditch Company. principal
place Of business. Emmett. Canyon county,
lunho.
Notice Is hereby given TINT a. n mectinf NJ the
directors held In Emmett september X 1897. an
assessment OF twenty-five doliu-S and ninety
cents it2e tOl per share was levied upon the cap
linl stock Of tiie corporation. nine dollars and
th tv cent, go 3ll must be paid In cash. and Is
payable Immediately TO the sccrcta " NJ his
place OF residence six mif'S southwest OF Lm-
mott. Canyon county ldano AMI thirteen dollars
lno sixty cents ltl3fOl per share may be paid
Ia labor. II performed under tac supervision of
Ncinhar 10 1897.
ANY stock iron which rOove mentioned as
scsp mt rrmuils unpaid on the ~ day of No
vcmber 1877. viii De delinquent and viii be adj
voitised for sale. 40 public auction, aud unless
payment is nude before, will be sold ON the Z
lay ~ December, iSl5 10 pay delinquent as
scHsfunnt therN-on. together With costs or adVer-
Using una eAnousc OF sale. JonN Moutrof.
Secretary.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-10-08

VuE idihu Democrat lately gives
the ministers at its town free
''re,t lor their refusal Ca extend The
u-,al courtesy 90 certain Mormon mis-.
ts''.rts who requested The use OF their
'4ni nos Tor The purpose OF holding rci-
i.ipn, services We are safe ia the ns-
s.nrn ,na, the editor of the Democrat
u.e. nut COME WITHIN 100 miles OF oeiug
infnon, bat b uuiy actuated 10y
tof.'c 10 'ee fair play aud a proper re-
la.o i'r religious freedom. Ia Is made
iaIu.uiN apparent almost every day, a..
n.Hs ihe churches. that the dav of in-
i9es4uce aud bleulry is not va passed
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
A PRINTER
Reported As Having Attempted
Suicide at Hardin.
And Then skipped From the Conn
munity mt Once.

The Hardin "Star," of Hardin,
Marshall county, publishes in its is
sue of yesterday two separate ac'
counts Of attempt made by one OF its
printers to commit suicide, and in
another column on the same page a
long letter of denial from the afore-
SAID printer, headed "lt's All a Lie. ,
The Beuton Tribune" however,
claims that the unhappy young typo,
whose cognomen is J. Ed Greenway,
has skipped, and SAYS;
1t is with deep regret that We an-
nounce to the Tribune" readers Of
the sudden disappearance Of Col. j.
III Greenwsy, of the Hardin Star.
lie has been a faithful old soul in
that office and promised to make q
shining mark at no distant day.
should he so continue in the future as
in the past. But 10! the poor boy,
not being acquainted with the fau Is
and fashions of the lovely msidcns Of
calico fame, sought refuge among
them. 1t was only short time until
he discovered that "he loved not
wisely but too well" SO on
this account, he bid his many friends
and admirers fond adieu, saying
that he took an ounce Of laudanum
to relieve him Of all inward troubles
that he may go on his way rejoicing
over "the girl lie left behind. Ii
vas afterwards discovered that the
medicine would have no effect on him
as he was an exception to the human
race and he then took his departure
by the "Lent's route" and thereby
saved a coroner's inquest. As n
brother printer We bid him a nice
farewell in his new adventure and
hope he will soon return to help his
Weary Willie" who now exclaims
in thunder tones his "loss is surely
my gain"
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

Gordon as the com handkerchief Of
the society. There was strong de-
sire upon the p,re Of many Of the
"Vets" TO elect Gen. Buckner, but
this was SO fiercely resented by many
members, especially Rentuckians,
that his name was not offered, and
to keep down resentments, no con-
test was made by Wheeler or others,
but Gen. Gordon was reelected to
close the breach. This was an unfor-
tunale state Of affairs for the society,
and l., perhaps, N, Opening wc'gr
- lis Disruption Iht cha Act,r IT
Gen. Buckner is one without fear
"a soldier, statesman Gil
.entlemap, Gad that he should j.
slishted in the society for political
reasons only, Is Il "cp:o1ch to Tia, 81
VINO offered it. a He Tins II hou
able distinction does not avail 20
shield he obi ,liier from insult u,
the cranks of the free silver rabD!c
Had the General been Bryati.t
"A free silveritc, he would have b,,s
chosen without word. But, &c
cause he held different political vi, a,
concerui y finance, he is made "a
object OF attack, la 4 sucitly Nh'te
politics is supp sci Ivyss ~ ,ttct.
This is not question which coneclns
Republicans, aud is commented unal
from IA entirely disiuVerested s;a H.
point. a, illustrates the intol,yd1ce
| OF the Democratic party, however,
quite tai,hiully---espccioll, shat 'Ic-
ton Of il kcown rs "tle silver VIM y
From its acts at Nash, i,'v, I, may
be readily conce led, tha, it y O. 4
crush 10 utter nOthlbyhess, al VIII 10
not agree TO the free silver hob -.
This society, which was a commea'it-
be one, Bringing Old soldiers tog Il,
er ia kindly fraternity, has h,en
turned into political slaug tier
hoCst. lIeas Of comradeShip- Vl-
dierly affection, must give way befrre
the storm OF political differences and
hatred. The heroic deeds-the
kindly remembrances of lifetime are
forgotten, while anger and resent
ment crowd the halls and political
executions are demanded,
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
THE new SCHOOL
Board Met Last Night to Con-
slider Plans.
Adjourned Until Wednesday,
Charges Against Colored
Teachers Were False

The school board met last night in
called session 10 consider plans aud
specifications for the new school
building to be erected on the old
University site, West Broadway.
One plan is for a s24 900 building,
one for s26, 900 building, both two
story with basement, aud the other is
s2S, 900 structure, three story and
a basement. 1t is said that a major
ity Of the board fsvors the last named
but ms all the members were not pres
ent last night. the board adjourned
until Wednesday.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
l.. A. w. MEET
Goes 10 Lexington Next Year.--
Paducah Lost.

Cy lthiana, KY, June 24.-The
delegates to the l.. A. W. meet start
ed yesterday morning at o'clock on
their run to Battle Grove Cemetery
and the renowned Edgewater stock
farm, which is the home of the grand
old stallion, Springbok, L. +. V. and
many other of Kentucky's suest
horses.
The races Logan yesterday after
noon al 2 O'Clock. A big banquet
was given the "scorcbers" last
night.
Lexington gets the meet for 1898.
K ii. Cronjnger was nominated for
chief consul. Louisville riders Jared
well in the races,
Victor Dupree captured two firsts
and one third Horace Poutch took
two firsts; Phil Bornwasser got one
first and three seconds Ed l.. Thomp-
son got one second and one third ii.
W. Middendorf got one second.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
10 California.

Ga acc unit of the Y. Z. S. c. f.
meeting the Illinois Central Railroad
Co., will, on June Goth aud 3Oth, and
July LIST, 2nd aud 3rd, sell one way
lirst-class tickets to San Francisco
and Intermediate points, at s24.4O
from Paducah.
Stop'overs will be allowed west of
Denver, Colorado Springs and Fl
Pa'o, until July 9th.
Corresponding low rates will pre-
vail east hound ~ specified DAYS
from July l2lh to Au- lst 9th, with
stop'over privilege, final limit
August 18th 10th.
For fer,hcr information apply to
j I. DDSovAN, G. A.,
l. Padnrnh, Ky.
"A. II, HANSON, G. =. A
Chicago. iii,
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
HOUSEHOLD SUGGESTIONS.
A Few Notes Concerning Matters Gu
ilnury.

4 Few Notes Concerning Matters Gu
ilnury.
Remember that 1t is culinary sin &c
cut lettuce. 1t should be shredded with
the fingers. Nor should it be semitic the
table dripping with moisture. IT,,
ay il on a napkin and gently press IT
dry with another.
When sour milk is TO hc used iu cook
ing few vigorous whisks with the egg
beater in the bowl or pitcher viii mis-
the curd and whey so thoroughly that
IL can be poured as easily as cream; and
will also obviatr the uuplcusuutucSs of
inding the cakes or mullins iutorspCrsrd
with PARTICLES OF curd. Soda used with
sour milk should not bc put into mill
but be sifted into the -four like baking
powder
Not every housekeeper knows the DIFF
ference between an infusion and a
decocton. Probably that is the rca-
son why 40 many Of them make tea,
which should be infusion, d decoction
in.,eu1. " Infusion is made by pour
ing boiling water upon th6 sruv,- r-nd
letting IL steep without boIlhg' DC
eoctions are much stronger and are
made by allowing the water TO continue
TO boil
Now that everybody is eating fresh
eggs, remember that one Of the ricess
ways 10 serve them is boiled in the shell
Select those Of uniform size; wash
them; have the water boiling and put
them in. Set the dish containing them
where the water will keep hot, but will
oot boil. and let them stand five min.
utes. The whites viii not be hardened,
but will he icllylille. little wire has.
kets, in which to put the eggs, and then
plunge them in the water, are n con
veuiencc, as they maybe instantly lifted
when done.--Detroit Free Press.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
Christian EndsavOrers, san Fran
CISCO.


The Missouri Pacific Railway has
offered for this occasion greatly re
duced rates, St. Louis to San Fran
cisco. Tickets on sale June Goth,
90th, July lst, I'd and Sd, 1897.
This route passes through the most
picturesque sections Of Missouri,
Kansas and Colorado.
Special trains consisting Of Pull
man buffet slcepers and reclining
chair chair cars (scats free) will be
operated, passing through Kansas
City, Pueblo, Grand junction, Salt
Lake City, Ogden and on to San
Francisco.
Christian Endeavorers in taking
this rodte have opportunity to visit
Colorado Springs, Manitou and Den
yer. Competent representatives of
the Missouri Pacific Railway will be
in charge Of train to render assistance
to mako trip comfortable for patrons
while en- route. IAa instructive
itinerary of the trip will b. mailed
free by addressing
ii. G. TowNs4SD,
G. p. and 7. A. Mo. Pac. Ry.,
st. Louis, Mo.
5. III. s. MATTHEWS,
Gen. Trav. Agt. Mo. Pac. Ry.,
Louisville, Ly
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

1t is understood that the grievance
committee Of the board has fully in
vestigated the charges against four of
the teachers, whose election was on
this account deferred last Tuesday,
and found that there is no foundation
for them. The election will take
place at the adjourned meeting We'd
nesday, and the \pld teachers Will
doubtless be re-ele9ted.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

Commencing Monday, June goth,
the General Electric Light Il
Power Company will commence to
give all day and all night lighting
service. This will give all OF its pa
irons chance to have fans in their
residences or stores. Rates for cur
rent will remain, as before, viz.
Store lights, 25c residence lights,
zoe. Fans $3.50 per month. Tele-
phone No. II if you need anything
in the way of fans or lights. jlstf
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

rHE spanish general Rivas in the
PHILIPPINE Islands has called in his
tro pc Din some OF the uutly ing dis
tries n issued o proclamation that
tn. COUNTRY is paciled--notwithstand
ing three provinces remain to be con-
qle.ed. General Rivas is following
the tactics OF Weyier ia Cuba Both
are bold, bsd liars, aud strong on
n.nclnmalions.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
PLATED uNpsRMsAR.
Nsshias Sat the Fisest bst,-ts or
Npii Il Used.
Fk. .S~l.s II N go ssr, .rs vnvsr aon,.


The s>Ulss Il u ssessp are never com.
slsts satil .ous meals have been de.
vised by which a surplus of material
can be slowed away without any par
ticular use except ~ look pretty and 10
be in fashion. In other words, design
ers must please the manufacturers of
stuirs as well as the women who are TO
adopt the costumes designed. When we
got rid OF the big sleeve, although we
sighed at the parting, we consolcd our
selves that at least We could get along
without quite so many yards of goods
as we used to buy. This, however, has
been but u short-livcd consolation, fof
the absence u material from the sleeve
has been compensated for ten times
over by The advent Of the plat.
Accordion plnits have Invaded every
article of wearing apparel known 10
wQmap, Starting iunoeently with dress
skirts, they haze progressed through
myrads OF capes, bOdices, parasols, and
even jackets, to the realm of underwear
One would imagine that plated under.
wear would In, rather too bulky tot
Sbullbilt hut Nii' idhN - lNh'A' "hN' -
therefore carried out in the daintioSt OF
materials Nothing but The finest
hatiste or MULE is used, and this is *
soft aud thin that If il were not plated
Il would be inadequate protection,
The very prettiest thing in under
wear is the plated empire chemisc. II
la made TO wear over the corset, and
serves not only us corset cover, but as
inside lining for all sorts Of thin dresses,
which. in their turn, may very possibly
lc plated. IL also serves as short
petticoat.
One of the prettiest patterns | have
seen is made Of soft batistc plated onto
broad band Of heavy lace insertion
which serves as yoke. There are no
sleeves but ribbon strap and bows in.
stead. by which the corsage may he
raised or lowered, according 10 the style
Of ones dress Near the bottom Of the
skirt is another band Of lace insertion
which is plated I'm with the resi- OF thu
material Accordiouglaitcd drawers
have also been designed. which, with .
addition Of chemisc and petticoat, q
one the appearance Of a stage dane,
of the modern typc.-Philadelphia
Times.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
COLORED FOLDS.
Had a Picnic at Hazel-Ended In
Trouble.

The colored folks had a picnic at
Hazel a few days ago. Tle brass
band from Murray was on hand in all
its ponp and glory. They had lots
to eat and plenty to drink. Miss
Hattie Grogan eplivenc / the occasion
by stabbing Mrs. America Gardner
III the head, cutting a cash about
three inches long. The blood flowed
freely, and as the blending Of red and
black was very appropriate and pleas
ing to those Of good taste, Mrs.
America was the exposure Of all eyes.
The cutting was done over on the
Tennessee side. Hattie stepped over
in Kentucky and was safe on the
other side"
Aud the band played on.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

OwENsHoRo has a daiaulting teller
%. a national bank. This kind Of
business is not only d'srcputablc,
but is becoming mouotuaouS. l, G
fSle al co, IS u,l nave tu muHcs, e
viyi oxaupe. If Che fellows who
b. raw ,a,.. l.a,t and bring repsoach
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

GEN. Wei ,Gp, cur Bal liter tC
Span, WI hate fol Lip ..-, Il duty
o. the -O.h Gay Of } 4 ia TIE
meantime he is preparing himself for
his d lllcult task by consultations
upon affairs with the President anu
Secretary Of State.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

THERE is war cloud gathering
over the free silver forces. Its por-
tents are dire. The free.silver party
desires the reelection Of Senator
Cannon, Of Utah, and looks 10 the
free silver Democracy for help, which
it appears is not forthcoming, up to
this date, The silver Republicans
begin to suspect treachery, by an at.
tempt TO crowd ont Cannon aud put
in a Democrat. As Cannon "has
TIE right Of way he intends TO
keep il, even If 1t interrupts the en-
tente cordiale between free silverites.
Whenever free silver Republican
expects fee silver Democrat or a
Democrat e any kind to support
him, If there is any possibility of
avoiding it, he will learn his error
later. Free silver may salye over II
Democrat and Republican vote for
him, bat free silver will not put Re-
publican in condition for a Democrat
to vote for
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

Tns telegraph reports that ex-
President Harrison delivered brief
speech before the State Bar Associ-
alton of Indiana. This was certainly
in good as'e. Wnat other kind of
speech would be appropriate at a
meeting Of lawyers, il not "brief
speech?"
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

A NY III Jeifersolville, Ind, put
fifty grains If stlychnine in a glass
o. whisky and drank it. OF course
it made corpse of him. lie knew
it would and had provided by writ
ing that it should be sold to the med.
ical students. Ii he had left out the
slrychnine and stuck to whisky he
would have lived longer, but it would
have got him ali the same, 10 the end.
However, he chose the quicker route,
aud the medical students are possibly
happy.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

I T. Governor If West N'rgini"
do u. l,,.I that Indictments
40 ast hi. Hancee ,hall thwart his
m in,u.ul intentions. He will
ma y the widow as per schedule time
viz. 25,h inst. Bully for the
Co. For VIVA. wa, love made Tor il
its not always tho same!'
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

WATIEEsoN and Dana insist on
pll'ing OF and airing in public the
dry l'nia 0! C!eyeland's closet,
While the great ard ilexpr, ssible
KuoL, is lying TO wash the foul
spOs from it, but ONLY deepous and
strengthens thea. AS Knott scrubs
w lterson aud Dana point out the
d + Let nd lI.D@ on more. 1t is a
d ry io.--.Ao wE..u Ivt--suLj ect,
V sal anil e1cmv.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

Exc-rsion Rates tosan Francisco,
California.

Account Of the Christian Endcavor
Convention, the Nashville, Chattanoo-
ga and st. LOUIS Railway will sell
tickets on June 27l2S, 20, 80 and
July | and 2, 1897, to San Fran
cisco, Cal, at /s2<c35 each, via
Memphis, FL PasS and Southern Cal.
ifornia. II. B. TEACHoUT,
I'll 425 Broadway, Paducah Ky.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

Pursuant to call of the Repul
County Committee, the Repub
Of the county are requested tc
at the City Hall in Paducah, X,
2 O'Clock p. m, Saturday, Jun
1897, for the purpose of nom
candidates for the various cot
fees to he voted for at the Nov
election. All Republicans j,
the city who are registered q
and all Republicans who
Mckinley and reside outside
are eligible to participate.
+. M. FJsHEn
22j4t Cha
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
Cheap Excursion to Dawson.

% On sunday, .,, Jdss 2l5h, the Hi lii.
rate excursion to Dawson, leaving
PaducahNat 10 9. ny and returning,
Leaving DAWSON I p. m. Fare for the
round trip ST. + Z I'd
WV. KELLoSD, A. G.. z. A.
j. 7. DONOVAN, c. A.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

THE Republican convention met at
Toledo and completed its work. The
platform is an able, clear, ringing
document, which states, in concise
and iorceful words, the meaning Of
The Republicans of the state of Ohio.
There was no spirit OF faction or .i,-
terness, but every act vas one OF d
harmonious whole. A strong ticket
Was nominated, with Bushnell for
governor at the head, Senator Han
ns was declared the choice of the
convention for the next United States
Senator. The ticket will sweep the
state and be triumphautly elected.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

WHITTIER all the anguish shown
by the "RegistcF' oy,r tie cleo ion
of Req, bncan council in 1898 is
dee to the defeated the Democratic
nominees in that election, OF the fail
ure Of certain distingd. .od ecntle-
man to be 'lee,sd eouncilm'l q the
Second ward, is di0cpll 90 t.scern.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

The Japan protest against anDexa-
ton is that the Japanc4c can NV be.
come citizens Of Hawaii, and in case
OF annex %. |.u.a yse that right
and al tlia scmc time ror'l not be.
come American citiz MS.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

lr was the woman this time. Sa,
and her sweetheart, a young lawyer.
had a quarrel, or disagreed about
something. She went to his ollie,
ard to his utter horror pulled cut a
pistol and shot herself through tie
hcnl
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

The Loulsvilie Post ha, changed
the name of its local Democratic fac
uOnS which got together long enough
to grab for Offices, tie Pc pies
Party" Anything for an Office.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

II There wa. ~ Tear Bryan would
tire Of making speeches the free sil-
yer shouters might arrange to supple,
mcnt him with Senator Morgan, whc
is as tireless as the moon in it,
course and as tiresome as a rainy dpy
10 The traveller at strange inn.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

Important S6iSe.
All persons, knowg5 themselves in
debted to the firms bf Rogers & King
and John Rogers 4 Son are hereby
warned to call and aetge the same at
once at my Office. No. l27 South
Fourth street, and JChe.e ty save to
themselves costs, IS | vi be forced
to proceed by law to<ollect same,
unless otherwise settlt III promptly.
l}D III PURYEAP,
Receiver OF Rogers &King and John
Rogers & Son ~ d26tf
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

CUBREYCY reform is TO follow close
OF the heels of tariff reform. 1t is
now understood that President Me-
hinley expects to send message to
Congress Immediately after the enact
meat Of the tariff law recommending
the passage Of hi for the appoint
mant OF Il currency commission, com
posed Of members Of ell parties,
which shall devise and frame a plan
for the general revision Of the cur
rency system of the United States.
His desire is, it i. sail, that such a
shall be created at once,
n order that the. results of its
abors may be Lid before Congress
or action a. the regular session,
which begins next December.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
A BIOGRAPHY
To BE Prepared of Prominent Men
OF the First ID strict.

Viz ~ ~ A'Stii~e'
Editor j. NJ. Mclean and Mr.. John
Mcdonald, of The Murray Ledger,
are compiling a history Of the First
Congressional district and its promi-
nent men. 1t willsbe valuable book,
handsomely bound and a creditable
work to hsrt downlto posterity. 1t
will contain ANY IN 'los and biog-
raphice ~ vel bhUwn men in the
F. 81 drs''rt They have male ar
rGn.ru.t, aitl n we'll kuown New
Io.k pub ,.:iu;N.Uusc h. !r,nt and
bind 'Il boun la 9he hest style. 1t
IS their ir'enlioDto &c, the book in
press by August /.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25

TnE tariff bill is rppidly nearing
It's completion before'tLe senate. Il
then goes To tie house for consldera-
ton u tie scale Amendments.
The Paducah daily sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1896-1898, 1897-06-25
TIM Kentucky Court of Appeals i,

lHL Kentucky Court of Appeals Is
adjourned for summer vacation.
Cool retreats, sylvan shades. mint iu-
leps and such luxu.ies will perhaps
be sought for and found by the high
dispensers Of law.
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CONGRESSMAN Uo6gE, of Chicago,
was found ,,ead in his hotel room a,
-ago yesterday. It is supposed
he died of heart disease.