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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
gr rbet unb Elm e.
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gobin9ton, 2p., 16. Musuf.
Wenn ni9t alls gnsei9en trii9en, piro
innerbalb bon "a Stunben bic grinti=
nalgefdidte unierer Stabt um cine
vcauie=eelebre" reider iein unb bas ge-
beimnibbone 8eridminben zines be-
tannten oeutiden Siirsers @obinsiOn's
mirb penisitens iniotpeit cine Nuffld-
rung finben, baB Die Seb0roen i'm
Stanbe iein merben, feifsufellen, baB
Der 8eridwunoene, Der @irtb SObn
Wsber bur9 M6roerbanb um's 2sben
fam unb on elmer entlegenen Steae
bon benz ober ben MDrbern einee=
| Iaarrt tpurbe.
I'm fi9 in ben Beiib Der nOtbisen
Snformation our Muftld.uns bieies
bifteren Waorbsebeimnifes gu isben,
pirb bic gobiEstoner Poli3ei aller
Wabrfdsinlidfeit nad beute cine 8er=
baftung pornebmen, unb atpar miro oer
Mpotbefer @illiam @. S9idner BON
Der IL. uno 8reennp StraBe in Saft
eenommen tperten, UNI ibn 3u beran=
laRen, seiuifie Sbatia4en Der polisei
mit3utheilen, bic er fir cine getuiiie
Summe elmer hieiisen Morsenseituns
berfaufen pollte.
Ser 69antwirth Sobn Weber bon
Wilom @traBe unb Wabiion Mbenue
in Gobinaton beridmano am l. Sanuar
bieiss Sa5res unb troboem feline Inge=
b0risen iotpie bic gebOrben unabldifig
nod ieinem 8erbleib sefOri9t baben,
mar unb blieb iebe Spur BON ibm ber=
loren unb Die Gamilie fam i9lisblid
su Der neber3eusuns. baB Deber einem
8erbre9en gum Spfer gefalen fein
mhiie, trososm fiir bieie anfi9t abiOlut
teine mirfliden Mnbaltsp mite, Die Elm
ginidreitrn Der Heb6rben m6sli9 oe-
ma9t bdttsn, porlagen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16

ga apetts. Sas 40. Sabres-
feif Der 8ilbuns bes 72. Snbianer=@e-
siments fanb am 6reitag ifatt. Sieies
Regiment bilbete einen She'll Der be-
ribmten Wiloen grigabe, oeren iiber=
lebenbe Wiitslieber fib on Der &runion
betbeiligten. General Wiloer ielbIf
mar sugegen. 9emielben murbsn srOB=
artise Sbationen bargsbradt.
. Il rme brausn, @affer
auen.
SefferfonpiII 6initers
gtadt fenfte fih eeifern am seitieen
Ta6mittas iiber Seiferionbille berab,
aIs bonn gaorotpeitsn Der fi9 ibmarse
@olfenmafen iiber bic Stabt berbreite=
ten. Mnsft unb S9reden ientte fi9
in bic @emiitber @ieler, benen bic 8er=
beerungen, tpel6e Der leBte @pclon iiber
Die Stabt bra6te, nod in @rinnering
1T, CUR 3eit als neun Sduisrssbierte an
Der TrontftraBe our9 ben Ortan nie=
nerselest uno 5u einem Saufen Sriim=
mer aufsetbiirmt murben. Seitiirst
rannten 9eute aus ben 0dul fern, biz bic
fbuarse WOltenf6idt iib auffldrte uno
bic Gefabr boriiber mar. 6elfern
murbe Der meiife S6aben ba anaerih-
tet, mo Die glfs cine tempor1re Stabt
berborse5aubert batten. SOrt tpurben
Die 3elte berabseuebt, in benen in ndb
iter Wp6e Die 8orfelunsen anldBli9
oes @arnepals seseben tperben iollen.
I'm Der gbsitnutitraBe, mo- Die Suoen
aufseife1t tporben uaren, erfdien Der
Gaum 3mii9en ben beioen &eiben 8a=
Den tpie elm Sunnsl. Sol3itiide uno
anosre @eseniidnbe fOsen maIisniueiie
bur9 bic 2uft, aber giiemano murbe
berlebt. Ser Regen iiberflutbete Die
Straben, neil Die Nb5u9soandle Die
WaHermaHen nidt aufneb. men tonnten.
@banspille. uebsr einen se=
meinen 8ubenitreid pirb aus @entrn=
billie, Spencer Golntp, beri6tet. Srei
tpertbbole pferbe bes anaeiebenen Sur
mers Tranf Stodinss, Der ettua orei
Meilen iiio0itli4 BON Gentrppiae
pubnt, fino ndmli9 in Den Iebten
Sagen zines naa bem anoeren bon un=
bstanntsn S9urten pergiftet tpOroen.
Sas lebte Der Sbiere fanb Serr Stod=
ing ssifern WOrsen toct i'm Stale pOr.
Ger 8orfalI bat in Der ean5en hinge
Igenb bic srObts gufregung uno gm<
pDruns berporserufsn, uno Die 6armer
| fino fef entidlOiisn, nidts unbsriu4t
au lafsn, um ben Doer Die @eriiber oes
gemeinen 8ubenftrei9es 5ur @erant=
mortun9 81 sieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
Siel Sarm nm gfi9ts.

@rObe slufresuns berri6te seitern
Wiittag suiiden IL unb l llbr an Der
Hoble nabe Der Marfet Ctr. unb in
Der Na6baridaft, ba es bieB, in BEN
lserfebenben Sauie go. ll8 q. Nobls
Str. ieien ginbredsr entoedt wproen.
9lllein, als bic &aoler Woraan unn
Simon eriaienen. fanben lie, bat
stli9e fleine 8iiblein aus Der I'm.
gebung anldBli4 Der idle9tsn @itte.
run9 ibren Spielplab BON Der StraBt
in bas 9aus Oerlsgt battsn. Sie &lei'
nen puroen beimssjast unb bas Saus
tpuroe berrieselt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
Srau barles 8. lSair'
II q ment.

ga Sraneiscp, 16. Nuguit.
Redtsanwalt CHARLES s. 9aaerp bat
befannt segeben, baB er bas Seltament
bon Srau Charles 8. 6air, tpel9s in
6Olse zines slutOmObilunfalss elm
idbes gnoe fanb, sefunosn bat, unb
stpar in benz Si6erbeitsaemDlbe elmer
gant. gr peisert iid, ben ssnausn
Sn6alt beRelben befannt su ssben.
Die 8eriforbene ioll barin iiber elm
8erm6sen bon ettpa $4,000 unb
3par 3u 8uniten ibrer Mutter uno
@eidpiiter berfiisen. Sas Sefament
ibres sbenfulls um's 9eben sefomme,
men @atten Charles 6. 6air beiinbet
iia in Sdnben Der MobOtaten=6irma
8nisbt & Sassertp. Seine re9tmd=
Bisen grben iinb feline beioen Sdtpes
fern Grau 9ermann Oelrids uno
Srau 80. g. @anberbiIt ir.
W me. Sanaui9ed i'm Stsr-
ben.
Saratoga, q. D., 16. Iusuif.
Wms. Sanaui1ed, Die einit 10 beriibr,te
Sras0bin, liest in einem biefisen &oit-
bauis 10 idmer erfrantt barnieber, bab
Die Msrste oas e6limmite b:fiir4ten.
sic iif jsbt ~ Sabre alt. gor fiinf-
3is Sabren trat fe in Ssutidlanb gum
erftsn MlaIs als vSpbisenie" auf. Sci!
1867 finb bic Ser. Staaten iosuiagen
ibre apeite Seimatb seuorben.
ginerei9e Selquetle ge'
fun ben.
9artforb itp. Cine nell=
ssbobrts Ausle auf Der Garm bon D.
9. Carroll ergab innerbalb "a StuH-
ben 200 Barrels Del.
Wirb ii93u s be nieie n.
Granfli n, pa., l6. Mug. 5rau
Sarab Wadep. tpobnbaft in porter-
fislb lisst in 6olse anbaltenben Nieiens
i'm Sterben. Wdbrenb elmer Stunbe
mubte iie ni9t ipsniser als fniifbunbsrt
Wtal nieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
SIMMER nod beim glltem.

Das Stabtratbs Gentle fir iuri=
biide slnselesenbeiten bielt seitern
absno cine Sibuns ub, um iibsr bic
gaorwOOo Notwithstanding, iiber
oes Mapors @eiu9 um getpillieune
zines Iilifenten bes Staotanwaltes, be-
bufs 8efdmpfuns Der Snbpl. 8as So.
in ibrem 8eltreben, am /. October Die
gtaturaas=9ieferun siii3uHellen, unb
iiber giIinsslep's 8asmeter Snipe=
tiOns=Orbinans su beratben, bod wurbe
in feiner 8esiebuns elm enbsiilti9er
gei9luB sefaBt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16

BauerlaubniB | d cine
gbas. Bates, 2025 Aiblanb, &eparat.,
$3.50. - 2aura @apmallaoer, 2l11
Sbriber, b0l3. Wobnb.. $2000.-@.
u. 9enb, Suloa nabe Neu gorf, Got.
tase, $580.-Geo. 9ublman, 1926
SbeIbp, @spar., 5000. u. Sole,
1888 Orange. Cottage, s8OO.-G. @.
@asnsr, 1925 g. WeriOian, llm-
bau, $200.-G. D. @riabt, 2inpoOb,
Cottage, s1OOO.-S. u. Sbirlep, 26
uno % Dearborn, b0ls. DOppelbaus,
$1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
siioieits Smrnusreim.
Ssute Sommerna6tsfeit nebit Seueruerf.

Sur gOrfeier oes Seuti4en Sagss
peranifaltet Der Siioisite Surnbereiri
beute in isinsm prddtisen @arten Elm
sroBss Sommsrnadtsfeit nit 6euer-
w.rt, GOnsert unb nadfolsenbem Sans=
trdnsden. 9las Worbereitunsen fino
auf's bette getrOffen unb ben Sbeil=
nebmern ifebt elm senuBreider Mbenb
in Ausli1t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16

S1oSette Snrmteretn.
Gemtserma@tSfeft (@artens
Concert tttto 8emertueft) }
sttr Sprfeter oeS 9emtidben
Cages, bemte Mteno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16

6rubbritannien.
D lie Doe eren-8t tnerdI
nit 8egei fterung
enp qen.

g outb m p on, Is. glugnit.
Die Boeren=8enerdle, 8otba, Se Wet
nno Se 10 &ep lan9tsn beute bier on
uno wuroen in ber3li6er Msiie bon
ben &e9ierunss=Yeamten unb Der 8e-
oOlteruns empfangen. Sbrsm bortreff=
li4en Musieben mad, i9ienen life Die
Strapa;en Der &eiie gut iibsrfanoen
su buben. sic paren iiber ben ibnen
su She'll semOroensn freunoli9sn
@mpfans iidtlid erfreut. Salo mad
Der 2anoung bssaben iis fih an gorh
oss Sampfers v@isewia", wOIelbit
@olonial=Secretdr chamberlain, Carl
GOberts unb General 2orb &ittdene,
fie besriiBten. Sierauf puroen iie
Grau Chamberlain uno 2abp &oberts
porseifellt, nit tpelden fie Johann iid
ldngere 3eit unterbielten.
Die @enerdle tperben benz WunIf
oes SrdIioenten &riieer, ben &Onio
ni4t su beiu9en, ni9t na6fommen.
Sic baben beRen Ginlaoung aneenom.
men, uno perben morsen in Comes
ben Wajeitdten ibre 9lufmartuns
MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
Neme S@eiomnssflaet.

Grau gora 6. Burean perflaete
beuts ibren @attsn Srannan Bursan
auf Sdeiouns. sic siebt als 8riinbe
pHidtpsrna9ldiiisuns unb 9runten-
belt on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
Sentiblano.
Ses 2aiiers Sc ben in
Sc a br.

gerlin, 16. 9us. Sm geIibs
zines in Granffurt berbafteten 8srbre=
4ers iino Sriefe sefunoen tpOroen, be=
rem Snbalt oarauf binoeutet, baB eine
8erIdpOrung eriitirt, oeren 3ued lit,
ben Saiier iudbreno ieines Mufentbalts
in Samburg 81 ermoroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
SmSiamepolis Msdnner9or.

Ser SnoianapOlis Wdnner9Or bielt
feline geTanssprobe seitern abeno in
Der germania 6aae ab, oa bic Tsrsins-
bale sur 3sit renopirt miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16

H Die bette 5 Gent Gigarre IN
Der Staot, Wluao's .2ongfelou.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana,


tpel4er bon Detroit ffaTmen fOn,
iuurbs 9efern Mbenb bel Wia Greet
3pii9en swei baasons quer auf benz
@sleiie Der @bicaso & 8rano Srunt
gabn lieseno aufsefunben. Ser ger-
bli9sne mar in ben leBten Sagsn iawer
franf getpeien unb bate bes Oefteren
gedubert, oab 5 er ieinen Sob berbei-
iebne. Wabrideinlid bate sr Sslbit=
moro begeben molen, inoem er lia auf
oas GsleiIe leste.
Cine eisentbi 3 Il m / DE
8 d oener astla &c.
81 / d m II b. Cine neuartige
S9aoeneriabtlaes wuroe beute bier
einsereibt. Sieielbe mar cine Golss
bes 8ertaufs Der Sabrit Der .&iGmOno
Sbopel & Sool Co." an oen S9au=
feln-9ruH. Sis rMcSntoib 6untins=
Don Co." in @lebelano bate nit Der
@eielli9aft einen Contract auf 2ieIe=
runs bon fiinftauienb Subeno S9au=
feln abseidloiien. iebod bis iebt nur
$40 Subenb erhalten. Sur4 Die
9ti9tlieferun9 Der feblsnoen 4480
Subeno 1T Der Glebelanber Sirma an=
aeblid) elm 0rpfit bon S7840 an Der
gtaie bOrbeigesansen uno auf bieier
Summe baiirt Die 9lase.
8rubenungtiid. il d.
% q bingtOi o n. Sn Golse elmer
in einem babe 8ladburn, Pife &onntp,
belegenen 8erstuert tattgefunoenin gr=
ploiion wuroen Grant Sapes auf Der
STEELE get0otet uno bic 8esgleute 2ucas
unb Senfton 10 ibwer perlebt. bab on
ibrem Wieoerauftommen gespeifeli
miro.
Gin itipisliees grperi.
rnent.
i 6 wop b. Nadbem Gapt. H.
8. 2esIon, Der bieiise rei4e &aufmann,
gobruneen bic gu elmer Siefe bon 250(
SUB bate DOrnebmen lafen, lieb e.
pl6bli9 Die Mrbeiten einifellen, benr
es ipurDsn meber 2oblen, 8as, Se
nod irsenomelde tuertbpOlle Minera
J lien sefunoen.
Gin 80 : d 3 riger Yrduti /
gIwoob. peter Wels, Elm pobl
| babenber Biirser Der Stabt, fiibrte 9e
fern, obslsid i'm alter bon 50 Sabrel
febenb, bic Wittib 6rau Sarab Smel
ion, tpelde f9on 65 2en3e auf Den
{ &iiden bat, als feline Satin beim
Wells mar fdon Oreimal perbeiratbe
setuelen. Cine bon ibm sei6ieben
Erau lebt nod in Der Stnot.
Seinen SO ben erlege n
, Set ano n. Blaine Yorter, Sobl
bon Or. SObn 3. Porter iif ben Wun
: ben erlesen, melde ibm am Sonntas
, q. Suli sslesentli4 Der ginpeibunss
feier Der neusn fatbolii9en Stride Del
sinem betruntenen Jremoen beisebra4
morben maren. Serielbe batte ibn mi
einem, mabri9einlid nit glei ssfiiltel
Stod sinen iolh uu9tisen Sdlas au
ben 2opf beriest, bab ct eiuen Sddbel
brud erlitt. gr mar 2l Sabre al
. uno isbr popular. Bon ieinem @n
sreifer meiB man abiolut ni4ts.
Qebensm Il oe.
8ebf,rb. Die bon ibrem @attel
setrernt lebenbe 22=idbrise Grau "
, mer @bambers ma6te ibrem Saieil
. hur1 0eridludsn bon elmer portiol
Garbolidure elm freipili9es Gnoe.
Sagen Der Welt Ballet.
: Nptre Dame. Sn Der 2ap.n
bon ct. Marp's nabmen beute a9t3ebl
: liunae Mdbdea ben ueiben S4leier
8ifdof Mleroing bon Sort Wapne cele
: brirte bic 0odmeiie.
Garrie Nation bat au
gtfpielt.
II Mnberipn. Carrie Natinl
-tlangte eeifern gea9mittas bier an. 81
, tpurbe am 8abnbof bon einem balbel
{ Dubenb probibitiOniften empfansel
/ unb bireet na9 ben Gairsriinbel
transportirt. lln9efdbr 6unbert per
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16
0teIifo.
g t urn ( | u t 8.

Staot Merico, Is. gus.
Sie Sta9ri9t 1T bier einsetroffen, baB
Der srOBte She'll Der Stabt gttalta
an Der pacifiiaen &hite bon elmer
Sturmfutb beimseiuat uno 3erit0rt
wuroe. 80 Perionen famen um's 2e=
ben. Gua nod mebrere anoere Ort=
f9aften on Der merieanifden Siiite
iOaen bon Der 6lutb gu lsiben sebabt
haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-16

~ Tish-i-mingo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
HIDDEN TREASURE FOUND.

A remarkable story, duly authenti.
Gated, of the discovery of hidden Az
tee treasure Of fabulous value has, just
been reported to the government au-
thorities at Topic, by Pablo Mertino,
the parish priest of Yesca. The priest
makes a statement, which is conouIred
in by several reliable witnesses, to the
effect that q party Of Americans,
headed by an Archaeological, who gave
the name Of Heverick, arrived ut Yes
ca several weeks ago and went from
that place into the mountains accom-
panied by three Mexican guides. The
archaeologist got his bearings by
means Of a chart, which he claimed
to have copied from an Aztec stone
tablet the national museum in the
City Of Mexico. He located a vast
cavern in a mountain near Yesca. I'm
menss stone images stood about this
chamber. In one end was handsome
altar, above which burned bright
flame, supplied by natural gas from
crevice in the wall. II has probably
been burning for many centuries In
a chamber adjoining this main temple
was found a great store Of ornaments
and utensils belonging to the Aztecs,
or some other prehistoric race. Twelve
burros were required to transport the
articles taken from the cave to San
Bias, where they were shipped to San
Francisco, accompanied by the Amer
leans. 1t is said to be the largest and
most valuable collection of ancient
relics ever discovered In Mexico. Such
articles can not be removed from
Mexico without the consent of the
government and an investigation is in
proRress-Hermosillo, Mexico Dis
patch
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
Out of the Ordinary
SOANTY FARE.

A correspondent at Wellington, New
Zeal and, telegraphs that the eight sur.
vivors from the wreck of the British
steamer Elingamite who were rescued
on raft by the British survey steamer
Penguin, went through dreadful ex-
perience. The raft on which they
were taken measured only twelve
feet long by seven feet wide and had
sixteen persons on it when il left the
wreck.
The only food aboard was two sp-
pies The first apple was consumed
on Tuesday and the second on We'd
nesday, each being divided inc sixteen
portions.
From Sunday, the day they were
wrecked, until Thursday when they
were rescued the Survivors drifted six
ty miles on the half.submerged raft.
Several attempts were made to land
on the Three Kings islands, but with.
out success. Three men died on Mon
day night from drinking salt water.
All OF the survivors suffered the tor
lures of thirst and four other men
and the stewsrdess died of exhaustion
before they were picked up by the
Penguin. They had cruel disap-
pointment on Tuesday night. A steam
er was sighted in the distance and
frantic shouts were raised by those on
the raft to attract attention. The
steamer lowered boat, which passed
within 80 yards Of them, but the boats
crew apparently did not see the raft
aud returned to their vessel. When
the Penguin was sighted only one Of
the survivors was able to stand and all
were terribly emaciated. London Dali
ly Mail.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
NEW OFFICIAL.
TRAVELLING FREIGHT AGENT
REDMAN INsPEoTS LOCAL
DEPARTMENT

Mr.. F. p. Redman, travelling freight
agent of the Louisville division of the
Illinois Central, was in the city yes
terday afternoon and made an inspec-
tion of the local system. He was ao-
oompanied by Superintendent Phil
brick, Trainmsster Banks and Agent
John Donovan. He left this morning
for the Louisville division. Mr.. Red
man was two weeks ago transferred
from the Mississippi division and Mr..
]. 7. Watts, who had been on the
Louisville division was assigned to MT
Redman's district.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20

The Bob Dudley is due from
Evansville today.
The Beaver Is at Cairo, Just of the
Mound City ways
The Clyde will arrive tomorrow out
of Tennessee river
The Mary Stewart cleared for Cum
tberland river yesterday.
The LYDIA arrived last night from
Tennessee river with ties.
The Joe Fowler cleared this morn.
ing for Cairo with a good trip.
Capt. Max sebold of the coal Gem
bine has arrived from Pittsburg.
The City of Clifton is running tenn
porarily in place OF the Chester from
st. Louis.
The Thomas Parker, Ten Brock and
Duffey all left yesterday for Teunes-
see river for ties.
The Henry Harley departed last
night at 10 O'Clock for Tennessee riv.
er with an excellent trip.
The Richardson arrived last night
late from Evansville and departed at
10 this morning on her return trip.
The Memphis was due last night
from Tennessee river, but did not ar.
rive. She will pass out today. The
fog delayed her great deal last night
The wilford left this morning for
Tennessee river for ties. She ar
rived yesterday afternoon out of Ten
nessee river with the first barge Of
iron ore for the Psduoah iron furnaces
1t is rumored that the sidewh heel
New South has been sold to persons in
New Orleans Besides the two big
Cincinnati packets she is the only
sidewheel boat left running on the
Ohio.
Up TO this date 1900 patents have
been issued to marine oil burning de-
vices and 700 for gas and vapors,
while the patent Office gets from If.
teen to twenty-five new applications
on the latter weekly.
II a good rise does not soon occur at
Pittsburg the harbor will likely be
blocbed all winter, as there will be
but little chance of getting the coal
away once the cold weather sets in.
A rid is looked for before the end Of
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
MANUFACTURING NOSES.

DIR. L. O, Cane. a we'll known
physician of this city, has undertaken
the delicate operation of restoring a
human nose after the nasal bones and
the surrounding. flesh have entirely
sloughed away as a result of an injury
received four years ago. The young
woman who has submitted herself to
this operation Is Miss Mabel Osborn,
Of Fulton, N. Y.
The first stages of the operation have
been successfully passed, and the ply.
sioian expresses confidence in his abil.
ity to restore the nose, not only so
that it will perform the desired funo-
lions, but will also in the end enable
her to select the exact kind of ose
that she wants, a thing that she re-
CARDS as q decided privilege, because
1t is one that but few people enjoy.
Before beginning to rebuild. the
cut away the deoayed bone
and flesh. Healthy tissue was cut
from the in side of the cheeks and
moved to the position to be occupied
by the new nose. AS soon as this is
thoroughly Knitted 1t is proposed to
restore the full contour OF the nose by
injecting paraffine, heated to temper
allure of ITO degrees, under the skin
Of the nose and then mold it into the
desired shape--Indianapolis Telegram.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20

the present month, as November usu-
ally supplies the necessary swell to
make last fall shipment.
The new boat being built at Evans
Vile for Capt. Gabry OF New Orleans
will be completed in about three
weeks. II will be used for towing
purposes at New Orleans. Tho boat
will cost about $40, 900. Charles
Brietenbaoh is also building 3 tow
boat there that will be completed in a
few weeks. Il will be used in Green
river.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
BEST IMMINENT ON EARTH.

l. NJ. MoHany, Greenville, Tex. i,
writes, Nov. 2, 1900; ~ had rheum-
atism last winter, was down in bed
six weeks; tried everything, but got
no relief till friend gave me u
part OF q bottle of Billiards. Snow
Liniment. l used it. and got two
more bottles. 1t cured me and
haven't felt any rheumatism since. l
can recommend Snow Liniment to be
the best liniment ON earth for rheuma-
tism." For rheumatic, sciatic or neu.
raIgio pains rub in Billiards. Snow
Imminent; you will not suffer long,
but will be gratified with speedy and
effective cure. goo, SOC and 81 at Du-
Bots, Kolb and %
rhe fast man seldom passes the hatf
nilet post.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
AGREEMENT FILED
HUSBAND AND WIFE FILE PA
PERS WITH THE CoUN-
TY CLERK.
river

A contract was this morning filed
with County Clerk Charles Graham
by Mrs. s. v.Jones and her husband,
Mr.. d. NJ Jones. The agreement
states that as the two have not lived
together harmoniously. the wife hav-
ing left the husband, and the contract
to live separate and apart was agreed
on. The agreement provides for the
settlement of personal property. each
keeping their original belongings, and
a clause is also inserted providing for
the sale Of land, should either wish to
dispose OF any that is in their names
together. A clause is also inserted
providing fer divorce should either
desire to bring or prosecute one.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
TOUCH YOUR LIPS

TOUCH YOUR LIPS
WITH GLADNESS.
Are you growing weary of the long
and rugged road,
Weary Of the burden, oh, my BROTH
ers?
Men have found the surest way for
tightening the load
Is just to try to tighten it for others.
Hearts still hold the most of love that
most their love bestow
On lonely lives of those who are
forlorning;
Roll the stone from out the path
where tired feet must go, -
And touch your lips with gladuess
every morning.
Touch your lips with gladnsss and go
singing on your way,
Smiles will strangely tighten every
duty;
Just little word of cheer may span
sky of gray
With hopes own heaven-tinted bow
Of beauty.
Wear a pleasant face wherein shall
shine a joyful heart,
AS shines the sun, the happy fields
adorring;
To every care beclouded life some ray
of light impart,
And touch your lips with gladness
every morning.
Nixon Waterman, in December
Success.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
CROSSING NEEDS REPAIRS.

The farmers coming in on the Cairo
road report the crossing at Perkins
creek in bad repair and say that sew
erAi wagons have been mired there to-
day. Judge Lightfoot has ordered the
road repaired Immediately.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
IN WHEELBARROw
FOR PRIVATE OAR.

FOR PRIVATE GAR.
Don Gray, 80 years of age, ma
tive of Manksto, Mimi, arrived IN
Chicago over the Chicago and North
western line. He brought his private
car with HMM fact. he had pushed
IL since October 90, all the way from
Minneapolis, traversing q distance of
517 miles, principally over railroad
ties.
Don Gray's private car is pale
blue wheelbarrow, and the reason for
his strong penohant for pushing 1t
along railroad tracks is to prevent the
foreclosure of q s2,50 mortgage on
his Minneapolis home. W. Holton,
Of Minneapolis, capitalist who
holds the mortgage on Gray's home,
made a bautering offer that il Gray
would cover IA, 900 miles within the
United States by pushing wheelbar-
row, no particular color specified, he
would make him a present of his
mortgage. The conditions were that
he was to support himself snd his
family, without begging, while he
was carrying out his task.
His route from here is east to New
York, southwest to Jacksonville, Fla.
to Tacoma, and east to
Minneapolis. Chicago Dispatch.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
An Inhabited Mine.

There is a quicksilver mine in Peru
10 fathoms in circumference and 4s0
feet deep. In this profound abyss are
streets. squares and chapel whore
religious worship Is held.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-20
NE us OF
THE RIVERS.

Observation taken at a. m. River
q. 5 on the gauge, no change in last "a
hours Wind southeast,s light breeze.
Weather foggy and cooler. Tempers-
ture 40. Pell, Observer.