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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

The one session idea does not seem
to meet with popular approval in
Paducah. OF course in cities il has
its advantages, and might have them
here, but there Is a serious question
whether or not it would prove a sue
cess II would doubtless please the
pupils, because it would not keep them
in school so long. IL would also
please the teachers, because they
would not have to work so long, and
wouti have more time to themselves.
Whether the effect would be bsneh-
oial from an educational standpoint or
not, however. is something that ad-
mits of considerable doubt One thing
that is Objectionable about it is that it
would revolutionizo things in nearly
every household in the city. There
would not be time for at least a large
per cent of the pupils TO go home for
dinner, and they would have TO take
their dinners. which many Of them
object to doing, and which would
cause no little trouble at home, or else
they would nave to wait for dinner
until after 2 O'Clock, when they are
dismissed In cities this OF later is
the regular dinner hour. and causes no
Inconvenience. but here noon is uni
versAlly the dinner hour, and to adopt
any other hour would change com
plctelY the time-honored order Of
things. There is another question,
and that is whether the present
hours of study are too hard on the
children. Hundreds of people Of
Paducah attended school in past
years when the hours were the same
as now, and do not seem TO have
suffered very severely from it. But
with this. as with everything else,
there arc two sides. and they will both
have to be heard before the board Of
education takes any action. Some of
tho membsrs have expressed them
selves as IN favor and some against
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19
MARRIAGE PARTY.
Mr.. HUBBARD AND MISS LIEBEL
LEFT THIS MORNING.

Mr.. Ed Hubbard. deputy revenue
collector, formerly Of Princeton. Ey..
and Miss Cora Liehol, daughter o..
Former Councilman Cnris Liebel l.i
this morning on tho Diik Fowler fpr
Cairo, whore they viii be married up
on their arrival 7hoy were accom-.
panied by Mr. l.. @. Perry and wife,
Mr.. r. W. Perry, and Mr. Chris Lie
bel Of tine city, and Messrs. J. SID
Hubbard, O. ]. Winston apd Post
master Tom Moore Of Princeton, Ky.
They will leave at once for Sc. Louis
and Chicago TO remain several days,
and will reside in Paducah.
They are popular young people, and
have tho les wishes Of large circle
OF friends
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

A committee OF thirty has been ap.
pointed to carry forward the move
ment for peace inaugurated by the
capital and labor conference in New
York. In this conference Senator
Mark Hanna spoke and made fine
impression. He said he approved the
principles Of labor unions, and was
anxious to do all in his power, as long
as he lives, to reconcile capital and
labor. Several Of the labor delegates
took occasion to publicly state that
they were agreeably surprised, having
been misinformed about the Senator
from Ohio. Mr. Charles NJ. Schwah
Of the steel trust said he was against
labor unions as they are now con-
stituted as they were merely trusts,
and sought to regulate production
The conference agreed to give plan
to harmonic the divergent interests
Of capital and labor a practical test,
leaving the working details to an ex-
ecutive committee OF thirty-six, equal
" divided, which is headed by Senator
Hanna. This is the FIRST definite step
taken to adjust the differences of or
ganized labor and representatives Of
capital.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

The recent heavy rain proved what
The Sun claimed all the time, that
the system of improving the county
roads is most extravagant and unsatis-
factory. Last summer thousands Of
dollars were spent on the road i'm
provements, and rs the rain has de.
stroyed great deal OF it. noxt sum
mer it will have 70 be done over. The
money that is spent on the dirt road
should be used to buy gravel, and make
them all gravel roads. This would
require time and money, but the re-
suits would be permanent. All the
roads could not be reached in one sea
son, perhaps, but in time they would
all be graveled, and would after that
require but comparatively little re-
pairs There would be something TO
show for the money expended, and
every rain that came could not de.
stroy the work.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19
AFTER EQUINOX

The season has changed
Gold winds, damp air, coughs
colds, grippe, pneumonia -
that's the order Of events.
This is the time Of year for
those with weak lungs or a ten
dency to heavy colds to fortify
themselves against exposure
by taking Scots Emulsion
Regular doses give great pro
lection to the throat and lungs
What's the use of staying
near the edge when such easy
treatment will keep you out Of
danger.
For obstinate colds, for old
coughs, for catarrh and bron-
chitis SCOTS Emulsion is a
standard remedy. You can feel
the effects of even a small bottle
Wen send you little to try Il you Ike.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl s:i.si, New York
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

The people Of Padgcah are greatly
interested in the proposed enlargement
Of the government building here. Il
will mean 800, 600 expended, and the
largest, finest and most imposing
building in this part Of the state.
With it, the new public library build
ing, the Fraternity building on Broad
way, back OF the custom house. the
Ellis building TO be erected within
the next year, the now opera house.
and the two fine mercantile establish
ments further down, erected by Ogil-
vie and Co.. and Harbour, we will
have as fine an array Of architecture
for a city Of this size as can be found
anywhere. While it is uncertain what
will be the fate Of the bill providing
for this appropriation, 1t Is hoped it
will pass, and It is thought the pros
poets for it are good. There is moth
ing to do at present but wait.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19
MANY SHOW PEOPLE HERE.


pins was reached | was discouraged
with the state Of affairs. the had
booking that the manager had made
and aiso the bad houses and little bus.
mess. and offered 20 sell him my one.
third interest for any amount be might
name. lie said that he would give me
$3.50. which accepted, but he paid
only see. 80 OF thHt amount, and when
Pnducah was reached gave notice that
the show would close that night. We
were all loft on our own resource,
and Of course were little put ont
over the state Of affairs. The car
which has been attached is tho prop
erty Of Mr.. CLARK, as was stated, but
schaefIer placed seas on deposit in
Kansas City 20 insure it, safe return
to that plsce This is the true state
ot a7sirs. rnd wish TO have It
known that am not one.thiri
owner a the company.
Mr.. Hamilton has not appeared on
the stage for several weeks, A. ne has
been ill. and unable 90 leave his room
HIS wifs is with him a. tho New
Riohmod hotol and both Mr.. Hamil
ton and wife are well tnown p-orlv
IN theatrical world. NJ Hamilton
Is an Elk and Knight OF Pythias.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

senator Thomas @. Platt. Of New
York, who is considered one of the
most powerful men in politics, and
Mas boon criticised and cartooned per
lhAps as muA -. ss severely as any
man in public life, has AZ last rebelled.
William Allen White, the man who
wrote the celebrated whats the
Matter with Kansasl" is the offender.
No wrote ali article for magazine
in.whioh he is alleged to have reflected
ON the personal character Of the New
York Senator. and for this the latter
declares he will sue White and the
publishers for libel Senator Plat
called on the president and asked IL it
were true that White dictated the ap-
pointments IN Kansas. and was
assured that lie did not He said
further that no man who would be the
> friend Of such a man rs White, coald
ba his. The dispatches say that the
Presiden' said that he knew Dir.
White, but not to the intimate degree
that some favored men Of the maya
zines would have the world fbelievc.
He said that Mr.. White was interested
IN politics, Is well as the nicoties Of
literature. but he hastenod to deny
that be had Igiven Mr.. White carte
blanche TO settle Kansas patronage
disputes for him, or that no had Civ
On MIR. White authority to lead others
10 think that he had been favored.
fhe President assured Senator Platt
that he was about to smash Mr..
Whites ambition to dictate appoint
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19
shooting az s. non.union man from
ambush.

The committee on naval affairs 81
congress will shelve the numerous
bills and resolutions introduced fu
vindicate Sohley. Admiral schley has
already been vindicated ns far as iu,
tioe demanded bv n court Of his peer.
Admiral Sampson was in command Of
the squadron at the Battle Of Santiago
and for this reason received most Of
the prize money. His flag was never
down at Santiago. anl she court q
claims, in passing on the case. deci T.
ed that he was in connia1 The pso.
pie are ready to drop the schley COZ
troversy, and congress is ready to help
them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

ments over the head Of the Kansas
national committeeman.
II is probable that this will be sat
isfactory, but IL the man from Kansas
ever stacks up against the Senator
from New York, the fur is apt to fly.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, l9olr
DAILY THOUGHT.

The law that holds this univers to-
gether is the law Of afiinities; like
will seek like. Make your choice now
for the good things Of time that go in
to eternity withyou.
Ladies' Home Journal.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

II tho city council kcers or abusing
the past administration there IL certain
70 be lively snlit-up in tho Demo-
cratic party. Former Mayor Lang has
about on BE- can stand FIRST thing
they know he viii SIT his typewriter
to work and anuihilate the whole
bunch.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

n Mayor Lang j. as good "a dguriu-
up public finances as 70 is % ciluicat-
ing the death rate. there ought 10 re
comfortable surplus in The treasury.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

Mr.. f. II. Tiwdalo OF Union City,
who has been attending the Smith
Business College here, will return
home this afternoon to spend the holt
days with his parents.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

Tho Philippine tariff b.ll was
passed, notwithstanding tho fact that
Congressman Patterson mado bis maid
en Jpcech against It.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

This is the fret sl'ighi1r the. p.oplo
Of Palucah ravo rai in quitc O while.
Those whose sioi-hs have not rottat
from disu.o or heru soli for scrun
iron ami kinalinr sri ENJOYING 30
morning. noon and ni-ht
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

The board OF health has PROBABLY
been captured by brigAnds. IL il up
to somebody 10 offer q ransom.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

II this keeps mp oil Santa Claus will
not be able q make his trips this year
in an automobile
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

The snow we didn't get las. winter
will probably not disappoint us this
time.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

President Wood. Of the District
Miner Workers, knows what 1t means
60 be shot at. if the stories about the
attemp to sssassinatee him are true.
Il is hoped that tho experience will
prove salutary. The defiant men he
is supposed to DO at the head OF have
made numerous attempts to shoot down
innosent and unsuspecting men, and
are still ignoring the Jaw in refusing
to disband and allow tho community
TO again become ono Of peace and
plenty. One union miner was yoster-
day sentenced to twenty years for
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19

Does your mirror roeo,t clean
white teeth AMI sound gums? n not,
then use Jcunolle's tooth rowder.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1901-12-19
NEW SWITCH P0ARD.
CUMBERLAND PUTTING ~ 4
FINE PIECE OF WORK.

Manager JONES. Of tho Cam berland
Telephone COMPANY, Is u1'ting IN an
extension ~ the trlepgcao switch
hoard, which Will inabe ose extend
ius entirely across Tho house, This
il rendered nee, ssasy by ths increase
in brsluss here. Every jvv new tcle-
phon's are beias put in. ant the ser
vice viii be greatly enhanced by g.
addition 20 the switch boarl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
ALBuQUERQUEs STATEHOOD
CONVENTION

\ mass convention Co consider ways
AMI means for tho obtaining Of state.
hood Tor NDw Mexico is To- meet in A.
huguerqu" ON tho Hnrenth of October
ncNt 10 ls Co bD absolutely ton.
partisan aud Co Doc attended hy alch
citizcus from all over the territory
as dosIro tp attend lt $50 Regular
delegates are Co bu Juupu f.um ans
county hut any and uI citizens who
dosirO tu attend % and work fur state
hood are tO hp accepted us wpulprH
thereon Tho NUW Mexican hlpaa
that th,r, VII U. a good attendance
az the convention Bui that prominent
citizens from every county ln New
Mexico interested u getting state.
hood Tor the territory viii bo iu nt
tendance 90 properly handled. tho
work az this convention will do the
territory great good otherwise Il VIII
iniuro Che t,rutuys prospects Tor
statehood Politics must be- absolute.
~ avoided and auy attempts Co air
piivat. grievance ur tu get even coz
60 attack either political party OF iu.
dividunl member of any party. must DEE
promptly Bnd vigorously sat down
upon. The New Mp1iCnn hopes and.
trusts that the cuny, atluu viii do the.
right thing at the right time. aud that
is simply 90 consider ways aud means
and to adopt plan hy which New
MyNlcoF desire to become state iu
the union can bc strengthened. aByau
ccd and made successful New Mex
lean
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
SYNOD OF NEW MEXICO.
Presbyterian MiniotcrB win Meet
This Week al Flanstan.

This Week at Flagstaff.
The synod of New Mexico which
embraces an the Presbyterian
nuryhos and missions iu the two ton
rIlurips uf Arizona unu Sew NoSIrn
VIII D1uNvu. 600 Tho Pre- slyt iau
church az Flagtan Friday evening
October 4. AZ 7.30
am tho meeting. viii hp open Ju che
public The opening sermon FRIDAY
evening win boz hv Rev q. NJ. Craig
no Albuquerque, the retiring muderB
..r Ol synod.
Saturday Afternoon Of 2.3u the mIa
sion work being done .u the synod
viii Dee reported on aud con sldcred
Saturday evening Ht IS u'glUcE there
viii Dee good citizenship meeting
with the following addresses
The Christian Citizen aud the Sal.
bath Rev J. g. McAfro of phoouls
saloon Rev ~. O. Thompson d. =.
Of AluuQu
"Thc Christian Citizen pud Politics"
Rev Hurh Is Walker ID d.. of Toe
Angeles
"rhe Christian citizen and Social
Questions b. G. RoIr of FlugsoU
81 the 10 o'clock service 600 Sunday
October g Rev r. G.. Boattlr uf f'bu.
guUrquo will preach ANA tho aaria.
mont 81 ihe Lords supper u.., be- dis
pyuaed
The young peoples meeting az G.1p
sunday evening VIII bc lu charge az
Rev. J. a. Eass of Silver CITY a. 81.
ana at the service following. Row U
Is Walker of Los Angeles will de-
/ liver home missionary address 1s
thc representative OF the Home N.H
sion board iu New York
Monday evening October q. there
viii Doe the following addrosges on the
home mission work 0f the synod
"lndIan Work Rev Charles Cook
NJ Sarutun
school work Rev u NJ craig
~ Albuquerque
Mexican Work Rev Gablno Ron
/ dom az Santa Fe
"WorE That o. Waiting Row g. g.
/ MuHctt Of Prescott
"a visit to tho Nnyaips Ulu tu
! todl Row George Logic.
This win bc the CLOSING meeting Nd
synod ON Tuesday. October n fh.rr
Viii hn conference of workers amnnH
tho indiana Tho public ls invited a.
the above meetings.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
LAS CRUCES

FROM iona Ana County Republican.
y D. F,nHlpy of Musuu PARK ign
on q hunting trip to the sacramento
The hulrd.r 90 tuu Visitation arad
nmy number th.rfyuuc and several
more are expected at tho beginning
uf October
Roy caldwell. u l3yoaruld fou OF
pr Caldwell of Nr.IiIa. died az Dol.
home OF typhoid foyer.
Mrs o. No. Br.wcu arrived home
from the NUWhrns hot springs. whcr,
sine had Deem On shake % bad case OF
rh'umat'Hm. Nr and Mrs Browcu
Tive 900 the Casey. ranch which they
purchased recently
on. i1y fast vp,k Attorney r. D..
Young who o. something uf e con.
nuisnur Un Nr.1rmH secured nm old
iIui.uch mU#Ent United StatoH
army pattern off 1890 600 M.sula Tho
voonun is FOO very good state uf
preservation and were 10 gifted with
pDrCh could tell many "a startling
tale nf frontier AS DC BIS. h. only serves
as 90 reminder OF tho crude weapons
our lurpiuih.rs cuuqurstod wilderness
with The gun now has load of
powder AMI bali Foo its hrocch sun.
oiont 300 The language OF its owner
io blow The transverse colon out of
un Apache indian ana ady person
curious 10 know u the gun will kick"
may Gre 10 on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05

months on each count In the peni
tuntlary sentences 40 run concurrent
W. Clark also posed as "mashor"
while employed 100 The city and made
many bad breaks for which he was
roughly handled boy friends OF his vic
tins. lie will have eighteen months
In which 90 reflect over the error of
HIS wayH
IN the case " J j. Ector vs.. Pearl
Ectog, the court granted the plaintiff
an absolute divorce Ector alleges
that Dee was married on the FIRST ~
February, 1901 that the marriage
was performed under durpss aud that
be- refused To- live with hiB wife uc
further alleges that Mrs Ector was
guilty ~ numerous acts OF adultery
aud that was the reason Tor his pctI.
ton for divorce
The case against janice Lillian. col
oroi Cor assault upon the person OF
llari"t Beck will boz heard on
"Wednesday and the cases agnlnst
David Chaycs. Roymuudo Luccro and
NinCDntn Martin. charged with assault
on Melton Garcia. will come up for
trial uoNt Friday
AH The territorial supreme court
Cuutonrs iu Santa Fp tomorrow. tE.
session Uf the district court will AL.
Jouru tonight until Wednesday.
Robert T.. sumner f1rmcr night
chief clerk go tho local station. who
was arIy tod and convicted f1r tam.
pcrlug with the United statos mails.
was iakon to the pOultcutiary 40 San.
"a ir This morning by Deputy
United StateH MarshalH HAIL aud
Leaih"fman Suunrr was found guilt,
on two indictments and Was sentenced
Go t"u years on each count u the pen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
oEMINo


FROM lNU headlight
Ralph u..an Iru for st Louis to
rumUIl'. h.H Studies boo the So Louis
college H. pharmacy
Nu 81 . l,ett ru for nallas
IUN whore zoo. W|I attend tho ulina
.NVO. iIuu Iul Cato n.r
Leon Gu1.hHut pr.fu. 0r OF trI,k.
ANGLICAN h. placed another new
chair BOO h.s barber shIu tn munt tho
duWandH OF Dolce rapidly increasing
business
Tho u.He. wilson who arrived
from San Hnr.W U.t u..k arc ur
.uWur tu. pynIi.t0u residence
AI Ruby WILSON Dee. entered Dom.
Ius uuU#. school
THE hHll aud .eo cream festival at
fhu opera house gIN.n by tH. base ball
boys uUJt'l about E'I 3 most cn
io1Nhlr Time was bod hy an who ~.
tDnIri
HH.l pBlreru. nr.d So wears died
as. SUNDAY aud uP# buried Monday
Deceased ha. resided Zoo ihH section
many years uuI WAS 1000 industrious
hard working citizen
Judge Seaman rI.Il has added two
ROOM and 20 N,rHuil Goo thn Tom Nc
Nshlu IIruu, un Gold avenue aud
otherwise Improved tho property and
ihn saur lF now occupied by = b.
Harris
Voc view uf thn fact That thcrc ls not
% vacant house in town &c would ho a
atiug Investment fur SOME OF uur lo.
cal capitalists 600 erect q few cottages
Tor rental purposes The demand Tor
such o. rrrJi and viii sooner coz later
%. duuo hN outside parties
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
FRANCIS e. LESTER,
Executive OWCor iu Charge.

At the session ~ the district court
this morning q number OF prisoners
were arraIEnrd and upon reading the
indictments found against them they
entered their pleas,
Harvey Halliday. a cook who was aC
cuscd of larceny in q dwelling house
was sent tu the county iail for
six months and George Wilson and
Otto Williams two colurcd boys. plead
guilty 90 a similar charge and each
were sentenced 90 six months In the
county bastllp
Ia the case OF the territory vs.. Ray
mund ~ GlCuduu, alias Robert r.
Shirl entered "a plea Of not guilty 10
three indictments charging him with
obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses and was sent 90 the pcnitcu.
tlary for one year on each count the
sentences GO run runcurrcntly Glen.
den is the man who was around town
few weeks ago representing himself
aF q master of several different trades
ana before leaving his newlyfuund ac.
QuaiuiauCus would secure money for
the alleged purpose OF releasing his
baggage from the express company
Pauline CallOgos plead guilty 20 the
charge of assault with intent 90 kill
one Pedro Jaramillu and was senten
Ccd tO the county JAN for six months
in answer To- the indictment for
breaking q seal ana entering a car
John Wilson plead guilty and che
court gave him "a sentence Of one year
iu the ppnitcntiary
George ~ CLARK formerly employed
hy the Singer Manufacturing com
pauy ln thiH city. entered pleas of
guilty 60 omhelicmCut OF funds be-
longing 90 the company un three dlf
fsrcnt charges. The prisoner was
given sentence OF one year and sia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
rnRLE AaRraIs ~ eAlLup.


ViolatorG Of the Liquor Laws Mus,
Arswer 60 Serious Chafres.
Two na. hutri,r. V.rr r. ..IgaH
700 Coo county nIl tha m.ruE Ih.,
1rO u1nI.l Nill.r uul .U.I" Uou.uH
uf Gallup 1ui fhr Duur.. preferred
uEl.H.t iu,W are that uf UIug uuur
tu Indian. Deputy United state.
Marshall Fr0J furuun and rT.d D.
MrkrUhHu l1tH boon lu thH Carbon
city for several DAYS luukIue into tHH
matter nf certain Viulaturs OF iho law
ana % iH understood thCf hata made
HUWH Important discoveries which
VIII soon h' revealed tO tho heretofore
unHuHp, tDI parties. Tho sautlHU 20
nhu', mentioned were given u..
lim.uaU hearing hy United sili
Commissioner EI Hart who H.H
them Boo thU sum OF 81 900 bond. loo dr
fault of which thUS were lrmUud.d tH
inl
Another Important arrest mad, at
Gallup yesterday by tho United state.
officers was thnt ui Nrs stoy, Ront
The lady BIAS boon rUaIIuE there for
several years and 10 Boz UlIyFrU aHr hnr
hoou furnishing LIQUOR tu 90, Indian
fli many months She was taken o..
fHru tho Dumm aiuuer and upon .p
curing bonds iu Jbr SUM of $500 was
allowed her freedom until tho March
term OF the tUit.d states court Iu
BDruulillu county
Deputy Mckcphau brought h.a pris
nlgu tu tlla glly today uut Deputy
Furuuu viii remain a. Gnlmu fuJ
hort time looking after business for
the government
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-05
HtLLseoRo
rom iN" Advocate
Ibe mining outlook S. Frightening

From thH Advocate
Ihr mining outlook g. Frightening
Uu
Tho sen aUaHaI report sent out
i.uW Enrin tlI WU,a about Nusi
ron hDin" uesI mated near laH pa
.H Was rHrD fake.
Colonel a. w. harris WAS down
from kIurWnn iln reports work un
iI. Munu.EH progressing Boo 400
satisfactory manner
Last week $500 stated chat Maa Em
ma Anderson bad boon engaged On
Iurb school BOO th. Faulkner district
HNI.h HUs erroneous. NlH Laura
Spark uf EluuWau o. tb. m.k. uu.
Nr" H. N Hopper ana Mlrs Emma
Ani.run lru inr Dallas. Tex m.
former goes ou Visit to friends and
.n" latter VIII attend "a business col
logo
rrof Hou.st au1 aIf. NJ Albuauer
uun 49,. GO raiJyIrW The prlfca or
SIN survey claim uf tbo iron mInaa
In tha DurWlI. fHr John and Tom
tDll" ALSO '"u claims at tho uiH
itIn hHi fu. |au H" aui Chr.
Nu .rErHr.
NrH Provost tba now pHatmI
of KINGSTON win move tho office n
N.r dwelling ou Bullion avenue $50.
now h.F.HH tha room placed m
"hHpn Fu tlni ihU critical mail report
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