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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
LARGE CONGREGATIONS
REV. J. NJ. HUBERT OF LEBA.
NON, TENN, PREACHED
HERE YESTERDAY.

Rev. J. NJ. Hubert, ID, of Leb-
anon, Tenn, preached at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church yesterday
both morning and evening, and was
heard by large and interested congre-
cations. DR.. Hubert ia one Of the
leading men in the Cumberland Pres
byterisn church and was formerly
president of the Theological seminary
at Lebanon, Tenn, he Is a scholarly
man and an eloquent preacher. His
morning thome was Divine Provi-
denoe," and "Christian Sympathy"
was the evening subject. Both SER
mons were very fine, and were replete
with strong and helpful thoughts.
The music was excellent at both ser.
vices and received many favorable COM
ments. Mr.. John G., Miller. Jr. 8,
violin solo was feature of the morn
ing service, and . beautiful quartette
by Mrs. e. P. ellison, Mrs. O. Fl.
Sheriff., Mr.. FINS Lack and Mr.. @.
II. Sheriff. was rendered in the even
ing that gave much pleasure.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
Phez Crawford Seems to Like Padu-
cab Pretty Well.
HE IS AN ESCAPED CONVICT

Phez Crawfod, the colored convict
who is wanted In Nashville, seems
to like Paducah, Notwithstanding the
fact that he escaped from the Nash
vile penitentisry about one year ago
and was caught here by Officer Tom
Evitts and returned, and has escaped
again and is in dangerous territory.
Several days ago Marshal Crow and
one of the day force policemen chased
Crawford far out in the country, but
were unsuccessful in catching him.
Marshal Grow had left his gun at the
city hall and the negro had winches-
ter. it is said. They returned with
out their man, however. and nothing
further was thought Of Crawford, the
officers thinking he had left this sec.
tion Of the country.
Yesterday afternoon the police were
notified that colored crap game was
going on near the street car turn at La
Belle park in addition to a oolored
baseball game and Officer Tom Evitts
was sent out to catch the offenders.
When he got near them one gave the
alarm and they threw the craps away
and Officer Evitts was unable to see
them playing the game. AS he made
his approach, however, one negro got
up and began to run and Mr.. Evitts
recognized him as Crawford. He
called halt but Crawford paid him
no mind" as the saying goes, and
made hasty tracks for the deeper
woods The officer pulled out his
pistol and shot twice at him but failed
to hit his target. Crawford proceeded
towards the cemetery and Mr.. Evitts
securing a buggy gave chase. The
convict was pursued past the Dick AL
len farm and escaped.
He is daring negro and has mar.
rowly escaped being caught twice
since his return to Paducah. The
Cheers will keep on a lookout for
him and will waste no efforts in effect.
ing his arrest and return to the Nash.
vile authorities.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
Project Now on Foot to Extend JEFF
ferson Street to the City Limits
Engineer at Work on Profile-Finest
Street in the State When
Finished.
WORK no BEGIN AT ONCE

Paducah will probably In a short
time have one Of the prettiest thor
oughfares In the state Of Kentucky. It
will be Jefferson street extended, q
boulevard 100 feet wide for nearly a
mile from its present terminus near
Fountain avenue.
City Engineer l.. A. Washington
is now at work on the profile, which
will be ready for the council at its
next regular meeting. II is a continu-
alton, largely, Of the plans and profiles
made by Engineer j. T. Postlewaite
for the residents of the West End be-
fore he was elected city engineer, and
provides for q handsome piece Of work.
The street will begin at the present
terminus Of improvements, near Foun-
tain avenue, and will run to the city
limits, about 5000 feet. About a
block Of it will be so feet wide, and
the remainder will be one hundred feet
wide. There will be grass plots on
each side Of the street car track, and
fine gravel driveways on each side Of
the plots. In fact it will be virtually
two streets together, and will be the
prettiest street in Kentucky, the resi-
dents claim.
That portion of Psducah is fast be-
coming one of the prettiest as we'll as
most fashionable residence portions of
the city, and new houses are going up
rapidly, besides the many handsome
residences already there.
Il is expected that the extension will
begin at onoe and be completed before
fall. Engineer Washington will finish
his work before the next council meet
ing, ana submit it for ratification.
The property owners have long want
I'D the extension, but there was always
a hitch over some property about
ravine, which has now been disposed
of The Improvement will be at the
expense largely Of the prog rty own
ers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
Attorney Oscar Kahn, Chosen Dur
ing Judge Sanders Absence.
A Large Number of Gases Called and
Disposed of in Police Court
Today.
SEVERAL FINES WE'RE ASSESSED

Police Judge LID. Sanders left yes.
terday for Echo Springs, Livingston
county, for Q weeks sojourn, and this
morning Attorney Oscar Kahn was
sworn in as special Judge Of the po-
lice court for the week.
Charles Cannon and Lon Sanderson,
two young men from Mayfield, came
to the city yesterday and became too
cheerful. On North Fifth street at
Harrison they met Allan Walters,
colored. better known as Dummy. !"
Allen is supposed to. be deaf and
dumb, but he certainly isn't dumb
judging from the SOUNDS he made as
he and the sanderson boy fought all
over that corner. The white men
were fined, Sanderson $40 and costs
and Carmen si5 and costs, and the
negro was acquitted.
Dan Crossweu was fined $40 and
costs for q breach Of the peace.
George Thompson, oolored, was
ined 81 and costs for drunkenness.
Tom Long was acquitted on q
charge Of breach of the peace.
Aaron Shells, West Court street
pianist, was fined $40 and costs for
disorderly conduct He was alleged to
have gone into frankie Dixon's trunk,
and at first it was intended to get
warrant for housebresking.
A breach of the peace case against
Rob Jones and Sherman Matlock, col
ored, was continued until the 18th.
The case against Herman Matthews,
colored, charged with OBTAINING q
woman against her will, was granted
continuance. Rebecca Rogers had
him arrested because of alleged indig-
mites offered her in an alley.
The false swearing case against Ell
len Parker, colored, was again contin-
ued.
Luther Pryor was fined 90 and costs
for breach of the peace, and the case
against Everett Bell, who was with
him. was left open.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
Mr.. II. s. PORTER TO TAKE
CHARGE OF STREET CARS
AUGUST I.

Mr.. H. s. Porter, OF Cincinnati,
the young man elected superintendent
Of the Psduoah City Railway com.
panv. will assume August /, and is
now fsmiliarizing himself with the
duties Of the position.
Mr.. Porter is q son Of Judge J. Adj
Olson Porter, at one time private sec
Rotary to Mckinley, and is one Of the
most prominent young men of Gin.
cinnati. He was assistant superin.
tedent Of the Cincinnati oar line.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
A BURGLAR ARRESTED.

Hopkinsville, July i4--Sam Stoner,
ono of the three negroes who at the
point Of pistol held mp J. II. Ellis, a
grocer. and robbed his cash drawer,
was arrested this morning. The other
two men, Rodman Morgan and Coles
Vaughan, are now serving terms In
the penitentiary.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
JUSTICE BuRNETT's COURT.

Justice J. Fl. Burnett is holding
court today. and has several civil suits
on the docket. He has not yet gotten
well settled in his office, but will have
things running smoothly soon. This
is his regular court day.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
THE FREIGHT
HANDLERS STRIKE.

HANDLERS STRIKE.
Chicago, July 4l--The second week
Of the freight handlers strike began
here TODAY with 10000 men idle.
Shipping is at standstill. AMI rail
road warehouses that are ordinarily
hives of industry were as quiet as
they were yesterday so far as regu-
lar business IL concerned. At q dis
lance from each warehouse was q
company Of pickets posted to keep
freight from entering or leaving the
sheds. Nearer the depots were
guards Of police on duty to protect
men in the warehouses, and to .quell
any disturbance that might arise.
There is yet no settlement in sight.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
ANOTHER ASYLUM SCANDAL.

Hopkinsville, July 1.-THE city and
the Hopkinsville asylum are torn up
over another scandal at that institu-
tion. Miss Bette Smith, prominently
connected here, became . mother at
the asylum, of which she had been an
inmate for fifteen months A rigid
investigation will be made.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
Made for the Appro-
aching Trip.
The Crowd Is TO Be Exclusively News
paper, and the Convention. Is -
- ct owensboro. -,
THE COMPLETE PROGRAM

So far as is known there will be no
delegates from Paducah to the meeting
of the Kentucky Press Association
next week.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14
BRIDGE TRAIN LEAVES.

The l. @. bridge train left this
morning for Clark's river to work on
the bridge. 1t has been laying hssd
for repairs for several days.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14

Mr.. B. B. Linn has returned from
visit to his daughter in Texas. The
latter, Mrs. DR.. Keys ana baby, ac-
COMMANDED him home ON visit.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14


delegates from Paducah to the meeting
of the Kentucky Press Association
next week.
All the arrangements for the meet
ing have been completed. 1t will be
held at Greensboro on July '2s and
30. A business meeting will be held
at Q O'Clock in the afternoon, after
which the members will be taken to
inspect numerous points of interest in
the city. In the evening . meeting
will be held at the opera house, at
which the Hon. W. O. P. Breckin-
ridge will deliver an address. A SEQ
ond business session will be held next
morning and the usual literary exer-
cises and the annual election Of officers
will take place.
President Harry Maoarty, who will
preside over the Greensboro meeting,
lie the seventeenth president the as
ISOLATION has had. The lamented
George ID. Prentice and Walter N.
Haldeman were the first and and SEQ
ond presidents, respectively, the cleo
tions being in the following order: A.
1s69-George d. Prentice.
1s70-walter N. Haldeman.
1s70-1ss5-J. stoddard Johnston.
1ss6-James ". Hopper.
1ss7-1sss--E. Polk johnson.
1s90-Urey woodson.
1s9J--Harry Sommers.
1s92-Charles M. Meacham.
IS93-Samuel J. Roberts.
1S94-Ion B. Nall.
1S95-John A. Bell.
1S96-Ben d. Ringo.
Is97-Loving W. Gaines.
1851. E. Voolfolk.
1s99-John H. westover.
19oO-Robert ". Brown.
1901-Hsrry Macarty.
After the business of the association
is concluded and the entertainments
rendered by the people Of Owensboro
are over party of the editors and
their families will leave there wednes-
day night. July 23, at II O'Clock on .
special train over the Louisville, Hen
derson and st. Louis, arriving at Gin
cinnati at Z a. m. The editors and
their wives will thereafter observe the
following schedule:
Thursday. July 24-Cincinnati to
Toledo; Toledo to Detroit.
Friday-Detroit to Port Huron;
Port Huron to Mt. Clemens.
Saturday-visit to Star Island.
Sunday-At Mt. Clemens all day.
Monday-Mt. Clemens to Detroit;
Detroit to Put-in-Bay.
Tuesday-At Putin Bay; visit SAM
dusky aud Kelly's Island.
Wednesday Bay to Toledo;
Toledo to Cincinnati, arriving at the
latter place at 1855 p. m.
The lines will be rigidly drawn to
exclude all but representative news
parer men on the excursion. None
but those who make their living BY
newspaper work, either as publisner3
editors or managers will be receivR
BY the credentials committee, VIZ
will pass upon applications at ow
boro. Occasional publications. fratf
nal journals and advertising shegts
will not be allowed to have represent
atives.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-07-14

Miss Ida Aaron of Eldorsdo, Ill, is
visiting Mrs. Vim. Aaron, on Jack.
son street.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Gr oct life iaa? Sor bu lat bio

Gr oct life ian? Sor ou lat sig
iii at iormc, ioa brip sin @icrning
poo Tormen, iom om oct bar 9ouife
iiffert % oiaiort, at Der fol on
blipc, ion ITnge on Icper, % binc
Born otter bia. Srp sit Sopeo %
ic frcmo6 iu0 / sc flor, iom itul font
ne. it'll en- iuIofommcu Sorm %
fuIbfomncn Tormirg op iom Dit
MooI % lao ioo binc @cItrrbcIicr
/ ole Ntoobcr Qoo no poo at nnn oct
NfooI, hn bar lat Dig. Nor hu ier
Quoct ircm otter eli hip iom hap
Wrthnbc, ino loo bcnue fare 10 fer
10 heller, tWuf hi0 ncI ON / ale Mct,
ujuQcr % brig Toritouh. Noor OH
bu0Ncr, ioo bpg foriorIiQ mco oct
iommc. I'm OIL otter nogIc ioo
Mars 6orlsb icr Dig / Stono iii at
bpgac ctbml bcbrc, iao Ifnocr oct
life. ON oct fprItc 6u& fou Beauties
til noget oubet / Stcoct for al uch.
ripc&. EIout Srrbuitc Tor bia icIp.
Trltqttrrr for biuc @sru oa Sfop
FOR Dine @ern % Ssrncbern. 9ob
lore Sonfcu ON at iGlac og flute pg
lTg ioooou SSocr % SLID % Om.
tonfc inh / sit Irbci0c. at sin Sarm
mcO bucrt Ior gipcr dig bcorc llbs
bpttc. mcbcuS bcn / iig IeIp hliucr
mere % mere pGrb. 0cttc gisr. at
6ormiu9cu Isuuer iia for dig ielp.
ont on fommcr til al iGlac oIliacpcI.
% for boobc dig ielp % Dine Born,
ON on bebcIber Sormcu, Iaa IGuac
on Iepcr. % looer Den aoo / grp til
bine cenc. naar on or borte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Bare en- Stemme.

Scuotor Soar bar / ilere gur ar.
bcIoct ior &cota9clien al CT Amcn.
oemert til DC 6orencbc StotcrS Son.
ititutiou. Tcttc ENHANCEMENT qaor
no poo al bcitenmc, bpcm Der fol
rGrc NrCiioent, / SiIiPIoe 8rrii.
Ocltcn % &lccprrliocuten or 6eSc.
tsr Den nnunIQtc 0rTii0cut bar oper.
ta9ct GmbC0Ct. Qcttc ENHANCEMENT
bIeu bcbouoIct / Scnotct i inocpr.
rcnoc Sc1Iion, mcn GA SaQen fonl
til &otCrinq, pur Sctutorcrnc Ioa
optnauC mch @rrUifriuuinq n0 Zig.
ncNoc. al finn CT Mou0. nCnIiQ Sc.
ndtor Soar, itcmtc. Scnotct& Tor.
manN, Scuator Truc. crfIUrcoc 90
ipeAcnbc: "Nuct bar oct" NfCn
Soar, iou alto po@icr oobt poa, bar
lite lornoiCt mC0 ncunc TfQisrcIiC
oN iaQoc, at oct moottc pics / oct
o'iitiCllc HCicrnt, at oct iorciluocbG
ENHANCEMENT ror ontoQct nco > Erc.
hlc0cl@ MnioritCt. Wcgct ~oIuorIig
crflTrc6c Ga Trnc, at iirIQc hcrl
itcchC %otcriuQ bar Imcn0cmcntct
ortagct mco > SrcbieocI8 Woioritct.
O 4
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Pporfor "terer"
Daarluften?

Naar Barren fommer, bsrer man pfte
5olf fIa9er Oper, at be ieler fig trette,
be tilifriper, at "gaarluften terer".
Suprlebes fan III beune SslelIe al
GrGtbeO ~iorflares, Os buorior "terer"
8aarluf en-?
Zen 5rribeb, man fsler / 9aartiben
bar life i'm @runb / nosei anoet enb
Slpomansel paa Sjernen % berai fpm'
merbe 'orminbitet Iilfsriel al Suritpf
til bette Gentralperfiteo for bore 5or.
nemmelier os Snotrpt. Gn at be fsr'
ite Sslser al Sretbeben er @iipnins,
iom life er nuset onbet enb en- lteset
bpb S~nbaanbins, fremfulbt af en- fterf
5ranS i 2isemet til Surituf, bpiltet ri
siennem Ianbeorattet tilisrer bort
Blob. Naar ri bar arbeibet ben belle
Tag, enten I'LL @rbeipet er lesemlist
eller annoelist, Iaa bar ri iprbrugt iaa
mesen Suritut at ri tr9nser ier eller
ptte Timers Spite, bet oil iise Sspn,
for after at brinse ben npboenoise Sts
ssuest tilpeie. 90 nanr ri bar inbtas
get ct riselist Maaltib, iaa fremtalber
Soropieliesarbetbet III sset Slooitl'
itrpmnins til acknowledgements
Slpbfar, bpilfet eisr, at andre Srsa'
ner miblertibis bliuer bloofattise, berts
blanbt osiaa Sjernsu. Oct er Oerior
man isIer Jig ipuuis ps tr9t eitcr ct ri-
selist Maaltip.
Zen SrGtbeb, maj fpler pm Saaren,
bar fin @runo peri, at be Itsrre Blob
far uncer SnbHpoelie al ben sseoe
8arme og ben miloe 2uit iploes mere
meb 2uit enb elers. 8i fan merle
rsnue peepe @irtipmbeo / 8lpbpmlsbet
blanht unbet oerpaa, at Stp % Sano'
FER pluoielig bespnber at isles TRANCE
ON gaaren. Meu bette rigelisere Eils
lob al Blob til Supebblobfarene meb'
isrsr ct fprminoifet SiaDb til andre
Srsoner, % after er bet Siernen, iUm
bliper blubiattisere % berntep usIaa
futtieere paa bet til al aaubelis 8irt'
ipmbsb upooenoise Suritpi. 8eiultas
tet bliuer Ell mere eaer minbre iterf
Splelie al Eretbec. Samtibis bermeo
iuotr9per eli sset 5prbunituius ira Se'
GENET, builtst paa jim SIDE osioa bibra'
ger til Slpoman9elen, hporbus ben
frcmtnlbsr en- / ~betppelis Grab iprssei
5prit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
9frorab YOitfnS Hrdmicr
for 19O1-19O2.
Tamttlic. 2GSming 30. 25.
for 19O1--19O2.

1Serorab .gORen"s ErGnicbOs for 1902 r mi irrSis til GmScIins, %
bi baabrr pore 2aire bill Hnbe, at ben IT os alt ihar pa Ssbc mo be
tbltsuc nbgipne ginS al Senne 9iGffe - % maaHc bel ia BET.
Vsstn inolcocs meb q go Spcrirhelie at Salmar Siprt gpsciens
furtrinlig hrrpne rpmnnffe JptGning fra en- nprH Siebbpeb, "giatburs
Sron1. SernGit fbser en- Of Senrf @rauers inOcrls foidise Siaprier
ira Sfaane, "SpOronn bnn III i'm Gamlc". Sbrenbs o. baffsr or ben lille
Npoeae "6orieut". "Gt GolnrnahcnS Srama" sper en- sribcnSc SfiISrins
at Eanl Sisrpigs to Raanebcr lanac gastbolb pb Sioeu at fin bsbe
aamsrnt en- nsie. SorSbpte lanat nurb paa Srans Soefs eaub. afbanb.
linsen "SabbmnSen" sisr &ebe for Sem iorbulOsuis nc giSenHa6ssren
SeeanOsraNen eQr eeren ON oct furnnSeris brpgeSe Git, imm rsrer Fa
paa be Fore Saubp6 % paa gcrbensbapenes gnnb. - Gen moriommr ST.
Horie on "Sanbt for spSen", ben gamLc Stuart, ipm albris ianbt Oct belief
ltst at hs; Oscar Iasaaros rsrnbe Srbic fra SiuSsipseamet "Sea
Seftelsse"; % "yFanben Samsetaarnct", en- Surtrains ON buurban It
Nennehes aaraffer Os @enntslp Fan misiuriaacs on be Fjrbncioangre
Sblser Serab CT alfammen Sing, ium man sierne Irer mere cnb en- Gang.
saa fonmcr ct tibet 1tbDuls "Gprf asrH", en- splpt Esrler fra ben nsere
nurfte Sigtnins. Ser hnbes blanbt anbet Gins Slrs berIse murfe
"5eoralanosfalme" ps forsprist Sigte al sgepbOr Gaspari, Ruienfrant
SObnfen, Fer siolc, cams RepuuIbs, gifbelm aras, Saecb Snn, Spar
Srfer % arne Sarbprs. Otter Sisenc fblger en- pberf incrcsiaut elite
ira Sbretpet CANINE Srancr" al ben bcfcnbtr Sgrepen % Srtlnftsnanb
Sopbns Wars. Naar Enpn en- SprlS sincr fig til at lGic pp for I'm
5annle eltas arGnmers Snmurefe "Gila", Hal ri lobe for, Der bhr
9n1fetfHe, men hi baabcr bog, at inaen fOmmer til at lie fig plat fprSGrbet.
- enoelis maa nGpnes Saeub gnGs pafre % pemubsiaarc garnSums'
ertnortns "geart", gsbisrnieus Gpeutpr "Gsr @pnt", Sans Iunrnos
sfttie SOIL Os 5r", en- liSen GpiiOSe "Sra Isaarsntens SlansperiOoe"
% "sre Sifprier for 1tnsbummcn".
per cr ttc pprcgnt alt paa langt uGr, men pi buabcr, bette tr nof I'll
at atue et gcsre6 um ltSualsets Sarafcr % bet rgt afucrenbe SnSbOlS Of
Dor nbe Tremebps.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Diloe life ~asfurere ham.
asimranee.S efifnbcrne negtebe at as.
inrere Bait. 3. @. Deislep, fOrbi
han babbe R~preipsbom.

SilfGIoet cr blot ct al Sitiinoer,
bpor Somiliefaoeren negtebes 90.
gang til at osiurere iig. forbi ban
bapoe Ipreipaoom. DIR. yeislep
bapSe sinet op / 5ortpileIie, ba en-
Ben anbefoIebe Or. 9apio aeneons
5oporite &emeon og oct beIbreoebe
BAN.
DIR. 9eislep ifriper:
"Mine 9prer % 2tper par | en-
lem 6orfaiuiue, 90 leg par cngitelis
nteo Senipn til SeIbrebelic. Geo
baube prspet mango MiOler uoen
6elo, 90 oa leg fiebte en- Slate at
Baporite Hemebp', par bet fun meb
Iioen Sro til, at bet piloe binlpe
mtg, men inben fort Bib ~eobtgiorbe
bet fine 6oririn. Oct beoite Sepis,
jes tan eipe paa, at bet fu.oitnnbig
bar belbreost mig, er at meooele, OF
hre 9ipsasiurrance' SeIifabsr iioen
bar afcepteret mig"
Saitor geisIep er gr9it peS Sirii
Reformeb Gburb i Ct. garis, Ohio,
og er iamtioiet Rebnftsr al "'St. go.
ris Sispatd."
Oct er life Spsrgsmaal ON at Or.
9apio aennebps Sabprite @emebp
er ben bebite os iifreite Iebiciu /
geroen for Spgbomme / 9prerne.
2eneren, SlGren og gIobet, Tbel,.
matisme, 0pspepiia, froniff Sor.
itoppelie oa Speoomme Der er elem.
oommeIige for &pinber. Gen lin.
brer burtigt oa belbreoer ltbpgtig.
beben til of boloe paa llrinen %
Srangen til at itaa np flere 8ange |
Ssbet at Ratten. Den gisr gnbe
paa ben ipienbe Smerte unber llrin.
Iabnin9en, % BEN fierner be femme
girfninger nf 9r9nbepin og 81.
Sen iGGses at p~aaIioeIige gpotefere
for 81 pr. SLATE, 6 SLATER for $500
- minbre emo en- Gent pr. Dolls.
Rrspsiofe - no, for en- grsps. trit pr. Don.
DR.. David Kennedy CORPORATION, Rondout.N.Y Y.
DIR. David Kennedy's Magic Eye Salve for ole
Snaboiunie clCr Ertnr0flfer [ Eirf, 25C.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
SosanmclocIie.
GItftririt.t o. Tasnctisms, praftif ircr

GIrftriritet % %asnctismf. prattiif frcrt'
FtiIet al Geoer 2obbsu. - "Stanoinapeu"s
Soabauoel. Gulutt i~ubbuuosu $3.50.
Spriattrren flyer / fit 5crpro, at Seniis'
ten meb bans Grbeioe bar pGret ben Eat
friUe en- BOG em GIettricttet os Wnsnetis.
ME / en- iaa Istfnttelis Sremittltna, at ben
fan lGies % furitaars uoen ipceieie fasliss
6OrIuuotaber". Gerior, i%crtiGtter ban,
bar han "iGgt at urogaa uiotlsitise 8eres'
niu9er % pauitelise 5ormIer", hporimoo
ban bar "palBt mere lette on alntinoelise
gEempIer o8 Sp Iaper, Der iaa meget ION
muIig ian tpmme inoen enbuer Wauos
8GttcproOe". Senns Seuii9t bar bet III
tsrlis osiau lptteocs bam at naa, iaauibt
iom bet ba o%perbooeSst saur oil a; sIgre
ianouHuc emuer ioritaacIise for 5olf, Der
life sr 5agmGno.
GIeftrleitet os Naguctismc ipiaer / Dor
5tb Ell iaa i%remtrGbsnoe RUlle, at Der hos
euboer gaulfe naturlis ppi;alr 2pit til al
lore oisie elemerter nGrmere al tleuoe. %
Der tiIbpocr Jig III en- Gnleonins til at lGrs
beres GupcuoeIis / p~ratttiie Siemeb. bpilten
inseu. Der iuteresierer fig for otsie Sing,
ber laoe saa ubstp!tet ben. Siituot or Der
uotommet mango 2Grebsger % Saanobp'
ger Om Glettriciteten % peus NHpenoeIie,
men en- entel. lctintteIi8 % popular 5rsm'
itiatn9 al pisie Sta9 er panltcIiG at iaa iat
/ Oct, iom CT ~itreust oerunI, or euten
uiuloitGnbrst % naHseIiuIot, sler osiaa
CT bet ina pibsnitube!tgt % tuboitlet. at ben
menlse Rano lille fan f~oritaa bet. 3GrpG'
rcuoe SoS man oerfor iiges at t~iIirebsittle
Ct ptrfel,s felt Sapn. Sen er ubfommst
iamtiois / Rorss, Sperige 90 Nnrsri,a, %
ben oil utpilipmt iiubs ct tort gublitum /
ale ire gonoe. Gpr at siue ct Besreb ON
pens SuohpIo Tan Der meboeIss, at ben
blcrot andre Ting %omhauolsr: @aloaniife
GIsmrutsr ps Snticrisr. Electromagnetic.
GIeitrIife H~tHssappnrater. Gpnamocr. GIets
trtltr Rptorer. 8eGIer ausaaeaor slettriite
Gnlrg. 6ormlsr for geresnins 70 Ger
niHser pfS 9psanlRs sIsr Sruftppcrisriug.
Glsttrilt 2ps. 2ps os 2psmaaItnser. Gil.
tsrbe~osagparater.
ze: sE ials Seuieeubsr et upttist % inter-
ssiaat arbsiot, iom boaNr hinge % gamle
oil bragg 5crbsI al al aIsEe iis be,Ieubt
msn. lloitpr % Snbbinoins sr iUIio. iom
iis hgr ps Der eli BOG. Der er berssret Yaa
q. UGre til @ptts peo bnpSis Ssierencs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

eS3. Gp.: S,pis en- Weano elIer Suitrn
bpr / Sub SaIpta uoer al eficrlaoe ia
8prn, fan iaa ptn Aiopocs Slrstn,nsc
oipre 5proring paa noset al SG9tefcitenes
go, iornbiat at be ingeu Gienoom bapoe,
inoen be blep Mauo 90 8uitrlt?
Sa: supen / Spo GutOta ON 7eIius Of
9ebsboer err iaalebss: Raar en- Mano
eler Suitru bsr os eiterlaber fig Gicaoom,
men iupsn Born. ba gear Solpben al Soet
til ben @icuIepeuoe % ben anoen SaIpocI til
gibpbes 5aber, ON ban Ieper -er ban opo.
gaar ben Eel iii aIopbeS SpIfenoe, % ON
Ipoereu leper, tases bun ntso og sipes
9isbrb meb en- at oiSie. gr Der ct Barn
iltpe, beles gienbpmnen list imenem bet %
ben sienIsueupe sGstefeIe. Or Der Here
SprrL tassr ben ~ejeulepenoe sgsteiGIe en-
ErroieoeI, os be TO SreoieoeIe soar til Srr'
none
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

sra Sp.: Or in. ct TppHboarb | Rin'
neipta pIietls til, mar Der er mango ipss
Seits. ipm Der al famine Snsopm. al iaa
ieuot omsrius en- 9prlTge, % Tan life
Soarbst muliteres, buis bet fcrismu,er al
sIsre bet?
Sp.: 9open / Winnciota bsitemnrer ueD
Seuipu til fias SinG at bpis ct @eoIem al
guars Of SeaItb i~oripmmsr at sisre, trao
bet oso 2pu er paaluet eftcr at rrre bleuen
unoerrettet ON SnserneS SiIItano, or Sso'
fcmmeaoe bismiaIosu Ill en- Ssbe al life
minore rno 800 eIsr mere euo $500 for
bssr 9os, ban uubIaber at ppiplos 2opens
5orortuger.