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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

hibited "dead-enas," it was bad pro
vision. and should for the greatest
good to the greatest number, have
been changed. Even il the law
could by strict construction be
made to cover the point, I it did not
justify the mayor Of the city in de-
priving hundreds of people of water on
a mdre technicality. The original
ordinance provided for the laying of
twelve miles of mains, and specified
the sine, manner and location of
them, and stipulated that there were
to be no desd-ends. There were no
- dead ends" As to subsequent ex.
tensions, there was disagreement as
to construction of the law, and for the
benefit of the public the Republicans
council turned down the mayor and
enacted a resolution which has given
the people an abundant water supply
sdu ituaCtu lneuiuhNt Ihtte ttNtlhl
thousand dollars year IL was done
to counteract four years of helpless in
activity. To relieve a state of affairs.
resulting from executive obstinacy or
stupidity. II was done to give the
people what they wanted. requested
and deserved.
The alleged Democrat now honored
with the Democratic nomination for
mayor of Paducah has been worsted
in every fight he ever made against
the water company, The presumption
r. that he was in the wrong. His po-
sition, whether justified by facts and
law or not, was one that for four
years worked a great hardship ON the
people.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
ELLIS GLENN.
SHE Is SAID TO BE CORA Gun.
NINGHAM-TRIAL ON.

Ellis Glenn failed TO show up for
the first day, but was on hand az
Parkersburg, West Va, yesterday.
She has been Identified, according TO
dispatches, as Cora Alice Cunningham.
The woman has been all over the
country. Her first husband is said TO
be in the penitentiary fer life for kill.
ing a man.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

II voting for Democrats makes a
man 8 Democrat, it is presumed that
voting for Repu blicans makes a man a
Republican. How many men on the
present Democratic ticket, and how
many of those now supporting it, have
been voting the Republican ticket, or
the principal part Of it, for the past
few years.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
FULTON CHALLENGE
BASEBALL CLUB THERE W.
TO CROSS BATS WITH tt
MARBLE HALLS,

Manager Walter wilkins, Of
Marble Hall baseball team, has rec
letter from the manager of the
ton team asking for . date witt
local team for July 4th. The +
team vents the local team to co.
their city on tina. dGte and also
Use besides a portion oft he proces
advertise the game so that sncc
a financial way is assured. Ma
wilkins thinks he will accep
propositions and meet the Fulton
on that date.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
GOLDEN CROSS.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF oFFIC
HELD LAST NIGHT FOR E
SUING YEAR.

Hope Commandery No. 1919. U
Order Of the Golden Gross met
night and thu following officers
elected for the term beginning ],
and ending December 81: N.
John L. Powell; v. O., r. E.
sell; Prelate, W. N. Warren; K. {
Clarence lie Roy +. K. of R. !
Lady CLARA Powell; treasurer, ].
Burnett; herald, 9. n. Smith; :
Gate, @. Z. Johnson W. o.
Parker. Auditing committee: 4.
Smith, Jr., ]. L. Powell. Clarenc
Roy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
OFFICIAL PREJUDICE
AND ITS RESULTS.

The eloquent defense of ex-Mayor
n. A. Yeiser's position in his veto of
certain measures introduced into the
city council to secure an extension Of
the water mains was an able misrepre-
sentation. The only 9alliatory fea-
ture of the dissertation is the presump-
ton that the worthy doctor inspired it
himself As a onesided view Of the
case, it may suffice. As facts, they
fall far short of the truth.
DR.. Yeiser's deep-seated prejudice
against the water company is in.
dubitably well known. The origin Of
the trouble is said TO have been in a
personal matter about 1892. On one
occasion, it is said, the test required
by law was ordered made, and Mayor
Yeiser insisted that it should be made
on one line, that on Trimble street.
The water company protested: II
took the position that the pipes were
only six inches, and 10 have eight
two-inch streams on one line, and a
six inch main at that, would not con-
stitute fair test of the efficiency Of
the water company. Mayor Yeiser
said he was mayer and would desig-
nate the places for the test. The
water company replied that then there
would be no test-and there was none.
The company invited the mayor to
settle the question in the courts, but
il was never settled there.
The mayor next undertook TO con.
strue the law relative TO dead-ends.
He claimed that the original ordin-
ance prohibited any "dead-ends. E"
The water company took the position
that the inhibition extended only to
the original twelve miles Of pipes laid.
That II was plain that there could be
no extension Of mains when demanded
ne prescribed by law, without result
ing in some deadends. But the mayor
said there should be no dead-ends.
The wat company declared that
there would be no extension Of mains.
The mayor insisted that mains would
be extended when ordered by the
council The water company said
they wonldn't, and they were not.
Il invited the mayor TO test the ques-
tion in the courts, but he didn't test
it. For four years, as a result Of the
mayors obstinate and persistent oppo-
sition 10 the water company, there
were no extension Of mains except q
short line to the p, T. and A. rail
road. The people clamored for water,
but they Didn't get it. A growing
city OF 10000 or more people, a town
rapidly reaching out in all directions,
could not extend its water and fire IA
cilities because the mayor had a
grudee against the water company
In 1896 the Republican council in
troduced resolution constituting the
ordinance and prescribing that dead
ends" could exist when necessary 1t
was this resolution the mayor com
batted. He vetoed measures to ex-
tend water mains into Mechanicsburg
and out Tennessee street The Repub-
lican council passed them over his
head. Since then over 50, 900 feet Of
water mains have been laid, accom-
modating from /, 200 TO 800 houses,
and about 5000 people. There was
an immediate reduction il insurance
rates, saving the people about $4,000
a year, and if there has been single
disadvantage resulting from it, we
have no record of it.
Even Il the original ordinance pro
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
MARSHAL CAKES.
IS REPORTED WORSE AT
TRoPOLIS TODAY

Marshal Dump" Cakes is rer
much worse. His attending pl
ian said yesterday afternoon that
was alive this morning he would
to remove two of hi. ribs, as his
is in a bad shape and the opei
would be an absolute necessity II
his life.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

The greatest opportunity of the
year for Bargains at Dave LEWIS auc-
tion sale of his entire stock OF mer-
chandise, boots and shoes, clothing
AID furnishing goods. Everything
soss-eounters, shelving, show cases,
and one iron Hall safe at auction.
SAILS commencing tonight at 80 and
tomorrow ct a. m. sad continuing
until everything is closed ont.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

The people do not care whom ex-
Mayor Yeiser voted for. They want to
know, II he is the good Democrat he
claims to be, why he has never reg
istered Democrat, and why he ran
against the regular Democratic nom.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

Edward Huss, well known bust.
ness man of Salisbury, No, writes
II wish to say for the benefit of 9th
ers, that was a sufferer from lum.
bago and kidney trouble, and all the
remedies took gave me no relief.
was induced to try FoLEY'S KID
NEY CURE and after the use of
three bottles l am cured.
]. c. Gilbert.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

Sewerage is intended TO be con-
nected with. II people will not con-
meet with 1t voluntarily, they should
be compelled to. In every other place
they are compelled to, and there is no
reason why they should not be here.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

Col Jack Chinn, the redoubtable
hero of many battles, is on the water
wagon. He says he will drink no
more whiskey, but failed 10 commit
himself on the subject Of carving
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

Spring lamb, homeless tender loin
steaks, all kinds of fine Chicago fresh
meats, inspected twice. Boneless
boiled ham IS to SOC per pound AZ
Bockmon's. Phone 25a
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
MARRIED IN ST. LOUIS.


Yesterdays st. Louis Republic
A couple who acted very mysteri
and gaze their names, ages ans
dresses rs James q, Pierce, 8
Fidelity, Ill. and Miss Laura
81. Of Paducah, KY, were mari
Justice OF the Peace Carson, Of J
willie yesterday afternoon. ID
county clerk Waite Mcconaagh
sued the marriage license, and TO
of his questions the couple refus
answer. They maintained as
silence at the Office Of Msgistrat
son, and after the ceremony boar
suburban car for St. Louis.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

the pres BIT mouth equal the shipments
of April and May, which when added
30 the above iRortsses the hgures con.
siderable.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

SUCCESSFUL CORRESPONDENTS.
IL IL probable that the school com
mittee will have surplus when the
commencement returns are all in. II
looks ss IL there would be about CSC
more than the cost Of the exercises.
The park theater was donated by Man
ager Malone both evenings.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
G'SErlo |
SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1901.
A DAILY THOUGHT.

Training is everything. The peach
was once the bitter almond; csulifiow-
er is nothing but cabbage with a col
lege education. -Puddinhead Wilson.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

The supreme court has decide that
women cannot practice law in Ten.
nessee. None Of the chi rming
daughters Of our sister state have to.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

With benign persistence some eople
continue to call everyt hing not in
line with their own views silly"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
WOODMEN.

All members of Olive camp W. o.
". must attend mempers' serviss Sun,
das, Jane % a. k-d4oye aud meet
at h. OF II. hall, Third street, at 2
O'Clock All failing to attend will be
subject to usual fine.
J. b. FLACH, @. O.
O. W. EMERY, Clerk. eIjs
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

L" "a large number Of Republican"
are to vote for Mr.. Yeiser, let's have
names and figures.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

FOR sALE-A goo upright piano.
Very cheap for cash. Apply to NJ. d.
ct ale South Third. 1871
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

The Sun has secured the agency for
the Mum wired envelopes, the latest
and best thing in the way Of en-
velopes. They cost you no more than
the others and are q great conven.
ience. Call TO see them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

Winstead's Laxative Phosphate
cares that tired feeling. At all drug
stores.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

wanted-A good strong boy to learn
the timers trade at Fowler and
wolfe'sL 1916
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22


The Transmitting clock at the naval
observatory. Washington. 10 the abso-
lutte monarch OF American timekeep-
scs. Every day In the year except
|1undAy, by one pendulum-stroks. u
'spoaks directly and instantansously 10
ever city and Considerable towns be-
tvenn The peaks OF the Rockies and
10 p0nss q Maine at high aeon. BY
- ons cloek ct he national capital
logsohsr wtgh iss aup,icsts On the Pa
lnc). + 81 nearly every timepiscs In
The Unies1 ntAtas and Cuba. most II
fhes6 n Msxioo snd may on the Dor
- = Omaha A nnpbsr Of CLOCKS
- oAsss 70 3.o0o-ip nearly syery
~ Ias6s tovu are wired togstasr
local family. aad. BY means Of
w at the telegraph once. are
Drsot contact with the parent
T. nAtieai capital. So that
he electric touch 10 Given
- sfSs every clock In the
= - 2>er 4 " st Boston. Mn
Am Nv QrisaP &Apsins q
: J, J :: !
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Mak-
ing si25 a month big bargain. Come
today, 2l9 Court street.
2oi3 W, S. POTTER.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

The Sun hes the agency for Nunne-
macber, engraver. Of Louisville. and
can turn you out the best Of steel die
work, such as wedding invitations,
cards and fancy stationery ct short
notice, and at prices that are bound
3, suit. Give MS q trial order and IL
we do na. satisfy you IL will cost you
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

II you want anything or wish Nc
to part with anything try..... NJ

WANTED "A good cook at sis
South Fifth street.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

The Sun only loo a week
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

Don't forget the auction sale Of
Dave Levy's stock. Sales commence
tonight ct I 80 sharp aud begin at Q
a m tomorrow and continuing all
day.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22
LOCAL LINES.

FOR DR.. Pendley telephone 4i6.
Mr.. Martin Smith, the barber, is
much worse today. He has been Ill
for some time, but up to several days
ago had been improving.
Hsmmocks at cost for q few days
nj n. ID. Clements e. Co. lift
All children Of the First Presby-
terrain church will meet tomorrow.
Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock for
rehearsal for their Children's dag ser
vices.
Pure drugs . guarantee 6
Soule'a l2ftf
River Observer Chss. Pell lost his
cipher code book yesterday and would
be glad II the finder should return il.
1t is Of no use to any one but himself.
Pure drugs carefully compounded.
souls's. i2ftf
4 -HrA /. Bodenheimer and daugh-
ser, Miss Lille and son, Louis, are
i'll.
-souls's for prescriptions. isftf
Tho funeral Of the late Mr.. H. NJ.
BsauchAmp took place at O'Clock
this afternoon from the First Baptist
church.
"A fine pasture with plenty Of good
water. See Ed Hansen. corner Second
and Washington. 2ij6
The condition Of Captain r. @.
Rouse is no better today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

W{1NTEp-An exper enced lady stem
osrphsr and assistant boot.keeper.
MN be . good scribe address 'K".
care this office. isi If.
THE REST advertising ms s,ium in
AH >s~--s a e<zoa
Psduoah is The Sun. HySssiave any
thing you don't want, il there is any
thing you would exchange or any
thing you would like to purchase. try
an cd In The Sun. using Tips.
FOR SALE.--A gentle horse and
phaston. Apply At STA $. Sixth Street.
III 1wk
COTTAGE FOR RENT-Centrally
located. Apply to W. W. Jackson
aIs First street. l7j6
FOR RENT-One Eastern exposure
room, well ventilated room. Gentle
man only. 6ai North 9Th street. Is ia
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

RESTAURANT FOR sALE-Mat =
ing ofs5 q month; big bargain. Come
to-day, sIs Court street.
aois W. s. POTTER.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

Want ., rent - house Of TIRES rooms
ploss to central ps art Of town. J. W.,
Am e,>u. tt
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-06-22

All the news is in Ths Sun.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-29

dslt; nur Die lebte Motbe nlahts cine
Musnabme eS trat NegenDetter Elm.
ipoburh 0as Geiddft lit !; beIonoers
tamen bic Berg 9otelS Su 6haoen.
Snfolge Oe5 anbnlten0en Megens tpar
Die Gimme ipieber isbr unwirlA, uno IN
BuroDorf bdtte man balo ipieoer WaI=
fernOtb 9ebabt ipie In ben perflplenen
SHertaaea.
SIN gbertOssenbura (5t. Gallen)
lino Die Thur uno ibre Msbentliille
iiber Die lifer getreieil. Qlft 81. SO.
bann itano i'm Waller, unD Die Teuer@
ipe5r muBte bic ean3e Nadt arbeiten.
Sn Diebbah Bel Yliren (yern) lit
bas Wauernbaus ileblt Wobnitof Der
Mittme 8iioel 6urrer abgebrannt, in
3urSad (Aargau) bic bel Der Gtation
Sdwaoerlod) gelegene Sbeune uno
Reitauration g6geli.
lleber 6ruiigen uno Spie3 bat iid
am %. ssnli elm Gemitter nit Daasl=
ihlaa entlaben. ebenfalls Elm ioldes
iiber 5hananau (gern).
Nuh Wiois uno llmaesenb (Waabt)
bat ourh elm gepaltiges Da9elipetter
ihwer gelitten. Ser ein9etretene Sha-
Den miro auf 500, 900 6rs. seiddbt.
Sn Der @emeinbe 8ipis iinb ! Der grnte
pernibtet. Sm sanSen Ranton miro
cine Gollette peranlfaltet.
Muf benz @bel (5dwbs) lit Der 25
Dieter bobe NusIibtstburm infolse un=
terwaiduns bes Gunoamentes einee.
itiirst. 2 grbeiter lino perlebt more
ben. St.
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gSollem Oem 0ebetbeilern 81,
Scite riiden.

9ie Rir1enbeh6rben beginner, Der
in 9sutiblano iid) INNER mebr alls=
breitsnben 5bdtisteit Der, Christian
Scientists" erb6bte Wufme,tiamfeit sn-
suluenoeu. gs lieat i'm plane, ben lei=
fenoen @hll6ubern jener Sette gang
ener9iI6 auf ben 2eib su riifen. Sic
2ebre bon Der 0eiluns aranter ourd
8ebete bat namentlib in feuoalen Grei=
len einen aablrei6e Nnbdnseribaft ge=
tponnen. Inter Der 9ofaeieli6aft IN
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CLAUDE 10 fart perbreitet, oaB Die 9of=
prsoiser bduiia BON Der Sansel berab
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ben aerinaiten griOls. SIN @esen=
tbeil lpeiB Die iebr seibidt sefiibrte
Yropasanoa Der Christian Scien-
lists" cine INNER srDbere 8efolsibaft
auf.
Gasu fommt mod, baB Die Seienti=
fen ibre Sbdti9teit neueroinss aus9e=
lproden seidditlib betreiben. 10 OaB
tie in bic Yraris Der 8erufsdrste TO-
reno uno iddoigeno ein9reifen. Nu6
Die 2ebteren weroen ieoe Wabnabme
nit Sreuoen unteritiibeu, tpel6e oarauf
ab3ielt, ben @ebet 0eilesn i6r 9emeins
sefdbrli6es Sanouert au leaen.
Man er,partet, oab Der Oberfirhen=
roth bemnadf oifi5iea 5teauna in Der
Sahe nebmen luirb. unD bann oiirfte
auh bic &egieruns iid bemiiBist fiibr
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Seitt Seben rcttet EDattber.
Iatn'S &oIif, GboIern ttmO
9urd)faA=@ittel.

sd Bin sewi6, baB G1amberlain's .
Rclit Gbolera unp Gtfiibrmittel einii
mein 2eben rettete," last q. 6. qafa=
petite BON 0resury Gambling, Glart
County, MiKcuri. sd mar in 10
lhlehtem 3ufanbe, baB bic Doftcren
lasten, i6 tSnnte ntdt leben. Oils ih
auf Der niepristen gbbe mar, braAte
mir mein Nahbar cine Glaide RON
gbamberlain's &olit, CHOLERA unb
Durhfallmittel, unp id nabm Is unb
fanb sleih Grleidterung. Sd fanb
balD anf unb sins berum. Disles mar
neun Sabre 3uriid unb ih bin nod bei
gutter @elunbbeit. Seitber mar biele
Mecijin INNER in meinem 6aus unb
,pirb es INNER iein. Sc 1T bic bette aui
Grben." Gum gerfauf in s. 6. Mailer
u. Gcbn's Mpotbefe.
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1aS @ebei,mnib 1T befamnt.

@an3 sabiepile, RS., mar besieris,
bic llriahe 3u piGen, morum Der 3ullanb
Der Grdu g. .. @bittater, bic ldngere
3tit an 6rcniiher 2uftr0bren Gnt<
siinbuns l6rer 3u leiben bate, id aui
einmal fc idnel beTerte. SO III Or.
Rings yiew Discovery aujuldreiben," I"
70 {hreibt ibr 0otte. rGs bat Ne pcu<
itdnbig turirt, fuwie aud uniere Heins
gntelin BON einem f6wertn Mnfau BON
Rendbuffn H." Sc furirt pulitip 6uRen,
GrtdltunSen ga Grippe, 9uftrSbren-
Gn3inbun8tn, ale 6als< unb Qunsen-
ieiben. @arantirte Glalhen 50r. 81.
yrebeFdfhden fret ii S. 6. Miller Il.
Scbn'S Mpctbffe.
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! Abonnirt auf ben 9etbd4ter.
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y 9as Naerneueite auf bem @ebiete
Der Sruits - Elm Spibbuben : Srult !!
Das beibt, Elm Sruit Der tleinen 9pib=
buben. 9erielbe ilt ioeben in @bicaao
prganiiirt morben. 8isber fonnte man
ia9en rs5eoer. Der 3u einem 9ruit ge=
bort, ilf Elm Spibbube, aber ni6t jeoer
5piBbube gebDrt gum Sruit." Sas
oiirfte jebt anoers tperoen, un6 ieoer
SpiBbube. oh GROCER ooer fleiner, Dirb
Mitglieo eln.s Sruts iein. Die armen
ehrliben Meniden
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eammeIR. Mtnmie !, sssnnitrur .

Ser .WeobahterA eribetnt ieben DDnnersta9 nnfer
DlQeuben SMbicriptipmSpreiien
iyiir bic Wer Staaten nnb Gauaba. nit bet Mders
unb GartenbansSeituug tn WoranSbeaablpn9 81. SO
Mtrb erft i'm WerIanfe beS Sabres pber nad9 I'D.
Iouf beSelben be5ablt. =. .......:...... 81. 75
syir 9eutShlanb an6 bic Gdbfpeia pbue Die .slders
linb 6artenbon Seitungs bel YorauSbeaabInu 81. 90
ugeun nab Mbionf etnes Termins Elm abnnnent oas
NIatt nitt rert reip mebr aIs atpei Wnmntern lii-
nit 10 tpirb bcr 8etreifenbe on fur ben ci9enoei
Iermin aIs Mbpnnent eiugefragen.
60 Ianqe ber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fhr bas Dlott npn
eans ober tbeilpeie auseht bari fen abonneut oas'
{tlbt permetaern.
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Dark Face figures, P. N, time. Light Face, A. n tme
Connections leave NewcOmerstOwn
via Pittsburgh DtvisiOn.-For Pittsburgh
and the East, 70 43 am, *11 81 am: *2 II pm. Fol
For Columbus, is Sc ann For Columbus, Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis, +11 81 am
and *11 43 pm. For Columbus and Chicago
ID IS pm. ..---
Connections leave Canal Dover via
Cleveland & Pittsburgh DivisiOn.-FOI
Cleveland, CANTOR and Fort Wayne Route
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh and intermediate
points, t7 40 am and To SO pm.
*Daily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop.
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General Manager, if General Passenger Agent
1.l.l900.-N PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks, and further information re
garding the running OF trains, apply to any
agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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grntetpa9en aeratben uno lebenssefdbr=
lid berlebt tporben.
Sn ber Na9t bonn /. auf 2. NuguIt
lit in Burgborf 0r. GroBratb Mno.
6dmib, ats Nationalratb, elmer Der
ghefs ber befannten Qeinmanb Sirma
Sdmio & gie., in ieinem 78. 2ebens-
iabr seiforben. Der Werbli1ene bat
Der @emeinoe Burgoorf. tpie benz en-.
germ unb iueitern Yoterlanb als tiidtis
ger Biirger quite Dienite geleiitet.
gbenio 1T G6reinermeifer Sung in
Buraoorf. 43 Sabre aIt. geitorben.
Der grobe Banffro1 In 2eipaiq aei.
tiat aud re6t abionberIide 0rii9te.
go lit bereits elm .2eip3iger ganttrad
Wolser" erfhienen. @alaen 6umor
8eaenaber ben Banten iff bns publi=
FUN iebt n,iBtrouii6.
IN 0annDper entifnnb bas @erii1t,
Die oortige Gparbnnf itebe niht auf
guten GiiBen. bas aab nun einen mab=
rem 6turm ouf Die Bdnf. Die Gut
baben ipurDen maiienbaft suriif per-
langt. Wlit Quite anoerer SnItitnte
tonnte bic Sparbanf allen Be9ebren
Ienifpreden.
Die 0Dteliers am 9Rbeit {Deutf6-
lano) Hagen iiber cine iebr f6lehte
Saifon.
SIN Suli bat iiib bas Goiion Ge-
l6dft i'm @erner Dbsrlanb gut enttpi.
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Ginen Gent per MeiIe
Ha4 GIeSeIsnS tie YenngnIbamia 9tnlen.

Mm g.. o.. 10, II. unb IL. Geptember tuegen bee
Ant Wadfe6r Bis sum Is. September, bieSyrif fam
aber biS 3um 2. Cftuber neridnQerf tDerben. geber
fann pon biefer GTenrfcn Gsbr0u6 MAIDEN. Die
Iidef .A0eutsn ber YernipIpania Nlaen iutrben ALI
NnfrnQem be3n9Ii@ biejer GrturftpH benntluprten.
Dsau Iembt fiA bieran q. p, %rott
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s,iDtiS.
uaiere 9erbf ! @aarell

WWICll UttUll SVNWtIW
finb nun ba ilnb mir baben
bic ponitdapisite Nnsipabl
pon 51uben fir 9amen,
6erren ltnb &inber, Die man
mod ie in bielem Ebeile bes
2anbes seiebea, nno mas
bier nibt sefunben tperoeit
fann, braudt man aud fonif
nirsenos 81 iuhen, ba mir
Die bette Auswabl i'm Counts
baben.
Wir baben Die
Neueiten ulooen,
Die am beiten pa6en.
oen uno oauerhafte.
lten Daaren uno
uniere pretie
troben aller Goncurren3.
SQutuel StettlerS
s9nbfore,
Canal Sober, Cbio.