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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-17
A BOYS Wild Ride for Life.

With family around expecting
him to die, and a son riding for life,
Is miles, to get DIR. Kings New Dis
coyeTy for consumption, Coughs
and Colds, w. H. Brown, of Lees
vile, Ind, endured Deaths agouies
from asthma, but this wonderful
medicine gave instant relief and
soon cured him. He writes: "I
row sleep soundly ever night -
Like marvellous cures of COnsump-
ton, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Coughs Colds and Grip prove its
matchless merit for all Throat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
soc and $l.00 Trial bottles free at
Herring Sparks Drug Co.
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SlOO Reward SlOO.

The readers OF this paper viii be pleased TO
learn tbat there Is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able 10 cure In ali its
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known TO the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease, requires a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
ten, thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease, aud giving the patient strength BY build
ing up the constitution and assisting nature in
doing ts work. The propFietors have so mhch
faith in It's curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II falls to
cure. send for liRt OF testimonials.
Address, r. j. CHENEY Il co, Toledo, o,
Sold by Druggists, T5c
Halls FAN. ~ Pilis are the best.
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A Parson 8 Noble Act

% want al the world % Know, }"
writes Rev. G. J .Budlong, of Ash
away, r.. L., "what a thoroughly
good and reliable medicine | have
found in Electric Bitters They
cured me of jaundice and liver trou-
bles that had caused me great suf-
fering for many years. For "A gem
uine, ali-around cure they excel
/ ever saw" Electric
Bitters are the surprise of all for
their wonderful work in Liver, Kid
ney and stomach troubles. Don't
fail to try them. Only 80 cts. Sat
isfaction is guaranteed by Herring
Sparks Drug Co.
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II bad kidney trouble for years, -
writes Mrs. Raymond Conner of
shelton, Wash, ''and the doctors
could not help me. ! tried Foley $
kidnsy Cure, and the very first dose
gave me relief and / am now cured.
| cannot say too much for Foley's
Kidney Cure Sold by h, w.
Eearis.
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Will Mary Tonight.

The marriage Of Mr.. John Lam
berth to Miss Patti Rodman viii
take place this evening at $50 at
the First Methodist church. The
will be performed by Mr..
uncle, Rev. Matthews,
presiding elder Of the Brownwood
district
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81 was treated for three years by
good doctors, writes W, a. Greer,
McConnelIsvilie, O., ''for piles and
tistula, but when all failed Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me in two
weeks" Cures burns, bruises, cuts,
corns, sores, eruptions, salt rheum,
piles or no pay. 2Jc at Herring
Sparks Drug Go
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Convict Escapes.

A negro convict escaped from the
road camp near Ennis Monday
morning. After being in hiding all
day he was captured Monday night
at the oil mill in Ennis and turned
over TO the road boss yesterday.
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Used for Pneumonia.

DR.. J. G. Bishop, of Agnew, Mich,
says, 81 have used Foley's Honey
and Tar in three very severe cases
of pneumonia with good results i'm
every case Refuse Substitutes.
Sold by b. w. Fearis.
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Services will be held as follows at
she Methodist church:
Busy Mans service from L to p.
m.
Morning service at 10.
Prayer and song service from 7:30
10 s p, III.
Evening service at &. r
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Attention.

Ladies' and Gently sclothing cleaned,
pressed, repaired 4 Clothing made to
order. Second hand clothes bought
and sold. A share OF your patron
age solicited j.. 8. Perrin, {
2I3 East Main st.
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Read THE DAILY LIGHT WANT
COLUMN, and if you don't find what
ycu want try a Want Ad.
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Representing Chas.. A. Stevens 65
Bros, Chicago, the great ladies'
furnishing house, has a fall line Of
beautiful samples and plates of Fail
Suits, Skirts, Waists, and so on.
She would be pleased to have the
ladies call aud see them. IF
-10l MARVIN AVENUE
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THE DAILY COTTON REPORT

Furnished by c. r. vivlon, manager Of the
Waxahaehie Cotton Exchange, Quotations
changed daily.I
NEW YORK-CLOsE.
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@arblanS G. genuiBIbauta Giirns
babnsGu.

Rortbsqbtnuss uuOOut station.
gtrlaF.n an gBobsutugsH rad 9ort, pa, UNI $50
4loreens uno $50 Qabm.ttlgs.
g,rlaftn an glO9tnto9tn nab Gita, 9l., I'm
100 Tloroeu, $50 uaD 40 4abmittlgs.
BsrlaFtn an @o6eHta5,H nab SslaIr, Wb., um
7.3G, $50 uno ll.35t @ormittags, $50 uao 4.5O
1a3mittags unO 6.l5 GbenOs.
8eiafsn al 5OHHtdgen nab Delta, "a, UNI $50
WOrotns uhD 400 Raamittags.
gtrluf,H an sOnHtlgtE nab StIair, TO., um
$50 uHO I1.35 9ormittaas, 400 Raamttags uuD
1000 Abepos.
8ags F-,rtn I'm 1.2O Ra8mittas an 6amfas
gen 1b.
3. G. R0rFts. GsRsraIsGsi8d fts lasptE.
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Gneru 9lnnc's GiIenbabnzGn.

6abrplan lett benz 5. Suli 1902 in Ryaft.
Gampltr o.rlaBt ben bier gr. 10 an Q5gbts5traBs
tGglt6 (Samita9s uHo 6onutaQs ausqanommsu)
UNI 100 9ormjt.aas uno 3.l5 Edtmittag5, HaS
CAPE map, &e6obDt6 uu0 3niitenfaa
tionen.
Samitags, ZOO 9ormittaQs iuHo 200 gabmtttaGs,
nab g a Yl a ,, U ebobot b unD 3Dii9eHs
fatIOutn.
Sountlas, 815 @ormittags. nab Cape Or ,
uHo 81 sbobotb b, uuo 3.l5 9a4mitta9s, ulr
mad GeHtzSslauo uuo Guctustoiuu.
6pe5ta : 9oot bIrldBt Gape ~ Wons
TAGS I'm $50 MoraeHs, fb an Genes mir Dem
GrprcbJug BON Gte5Obot5 nab Baltimore in 9ers
biH0uHQ itBtH0.
6rabtsu perOen an Wo5sutagen bis 6 u6r gb,Hbs
f~HtgtgtH QRuOWmfH.
telephone: 6. & g., ct. 9aul 3l02; nh, 6u. 81.
5. W. IroTeL Observation-Disclosures.
(Dtai27, lS.h
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Merchants Miners
WpRern Narblanb Balm.

EPitt in Rrutt a III q, stunt lS04
8Hut suIafsn 9iasHsStutiOH, pis fslst:
Idgli6.
40 D~torQens SbHea3ug, SauptiiHts, 6agsrss
terR, s. / SO. Gp. uuO benz ShoeH, ausges
uOmnIsn SOuntag, y. 9. q. u. 6bambsrsburg,
Wurtiugburg, 98iudtitsr uHo 9unttsH an oE
vGbeiapeats II. Q8etsrH 9abn."
els ~9orm.-9eH=Dtar GTpreB. (y&ur 9enzIsar.)
1855 gorm.-QftOm. mad GmOrpsSrODe.
Sdgli6 usgsno SoHHtugg
7.25 gorm.-gort, 9. & 6. Sib. unD 9auptliuie
6tli3 Don Gm0rp'SrOps, Carlisle uHo o. Il g.
9abu.
s.ll 9~orm.-6auptfiate, 6agcrstopu, Sbippenss
BURG 6rsOerid, Gmmitsburg uRo 81. Il 70.
Rp., bis SbsnanbOab.
1912 @orm.-@ftom. mad llHions9riogs, Qort u.
Gettysburg.
1890 ~Ra6m.-qtfOm. mad GnOrDsgrooe.
2.25 4a9m.-atfOm. mad Gmoro=SrODe.
3.22 Rd9m.-9lue @tOuHtain 9gpreb CqdrInrs
GAR; fsrnsr SreOerid.
1872 0a6m.-Grp. mad Qort unO 9. & 8. Sto.
4.01 @a6m.-Grp. mad 9uHtteH an Der 9duPts
linie, 6agerstuDu, Greosrid, Gmmitsburg uHO
Sbippeusburg.
500 Ra@m.-Ggp. aa6 elsnAOn. atiOH. ieHisits
uuiousSriDqe.
5.25 Ro6m.-&tom. nab alefa.
6.I5 @~bsnOs-afiom. nab unions9rioge.
Rur SOHHtu 90.
g.S5 gorm.-@ftom. mad uuioHs9riOgs Uno oa'
nopgr.
2.35 Ra5m.-gHum. mad uuiousgriOgs.
4.23 Ra3m.-4ffom. nab &lsid.
giasts uno GepGfsOfitcs, 215 Cfs9alto. str.
3dQe balten on Unions, gsHHa sADe, 6ultons
uno WaIbrOOtl GtOrtbsaDtnus) Statjon.
0. 8. SrispOlh O. 9. u.
8. 6. Gaupfrset, gsHega!sGa3ditsiabrsr.
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SteucrsS Department,
- Eatbbaus.
@ultimore, Den Is. Quauit 1902.
9ie Glider Dieics 9cpartemeuts lu.roen ON
Mouta q, otn Is. Septsmber, sur GinfuiFruna
BON &Dpotbetln=S ttuGrH iir has am /. Septtmbsr
1901 beqiuutnOc uuo am 81. NuQuit 1902 cnOenoe
5a6r %gc6fintt. Die f~olgerOan Biscuit tptrocn ptrz
Qitet: mean Big gum l. Cttobsr b3abIt 5 9ro};ui;
bis l. 0opsmblr 4 9ro3ent; bis /. 93em6er 3 9ruz
sent.
Rtbnunatu inn per Bot 3u erbalten4 inOtm cine
auiiorOcrung Dafir t~ingcuuOt miro uuttr 9e:Fiis
Qunq zines NIT 9rjsimarte uno GOreHs pritBeueH
9rieiumi9lags.
Sames .. 6prter,
CquQ15; Sept5. lN StsucrcinHebmer
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Dampfer UtrIafeu Baltimore BON
9isr Orr. IS une 10, 9iebtftr.s 8 erffe.
Baltimore Sampf=B a6ct=G So.
Nlte uno juU;rldinGc
9 6.

@Iegante 3amptsr tdalib, aasgsHommsu eouns
tags con ben Eeutn Biels ylr. 10, II, II unb l3,
9lltts Stra6e, nm $50 ubr Q6eRos nab Oh 9otnt
Gpmfprt, Iorfplt, Portsmouth uuc alcU
3untten ScS SuceH5. SerblnouHs in 4ortsuoutl
nit Del nSeaboaro Gir @Inie' gsibLoiiLHer 3ug, BOrt5s
mouth mao atIaHta. .SE9e Berbiaoaua sH 2sslooH
oung NIT Der -giorfOIt UHo GaroIiza,- -yioriOtt mo
GoEtbtrH," -gtIartic uEo Dauoiue" uub -~ytorfoIt a1o
WeierH giieE6cbr," uHo mt Der "Oto DOmtHIous
Sine" Hah g~icUterde uHo NGibIH9I0H, MS.
WtablBeiteu nab BEN europdIiheE BIdns. >ururiois
SoiltensSimmer. Gicttriibe SsIsuttung. Dam2is
heiBuHl. SolcR frtt. Dian btIsge GailteH<3tmmsr IN
8oruus lH 8lltSz Bireau Der Eatz@IRIe, SlDpefts
Baltimore uRo @~nIuertsS tra5e. 2elepbor l435.
Sobn r. Gberpooe. g8tatam Bdnoan,
gICe=8yQiIoeHt @ei.. III. Uno Bali. A9eHt.
Hn6 9cHeTaIsg iausaet. U, Broom. &.sSlQsts agsHt
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Ncpartemcnt fur untcrrtd,tspefeu. Bureau
- Ger Ssbprre Ger SduI-S CmmIfdre.
8ultimorc, oen 3. Scptcmber 1902.
Sn Der rpeitljb2n b 0beren T06ttri d IL
I ntrOcn am ID 0 Il t 4 q, Ocn 8. September, &Orz
m;ttaQs 9 llbr beginueuO, %folgcnOs 4riiiungcH abb
Q~tbaltcu: iur ejnt JrtizS bugittle I'M ct. 3obHsz
6olegt, annapolis; cine I'M ct. NtarD's Ytdo9eu=
Seminar; 3tpsi (ariter unO 3~iDeitcr 9ttrittl in
Gbariotts @uQ=Sbult fir Ruubgn, unO ubt fir
Die taats=ROrmal=S6ul gr. ?, 6rOtbue8. 3m
&uftrlge
s. W1. GpwIss,
(Sen+S e q Ecfrctdr.
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gab annapolis, DIT. Go9ll station, H.5O, S.5e
BORN, GamOtusStatjou, 8.OO, DW Sorha''
u2l5, AIS, $40 ytobm.
9bfabrt BON COMMUNICATION mao JteOertd,
H.35, i9.47 gorm., 1913 gurm., lbs, AD uns
IS IS Ro6m. ,oon
gaB 8in8sHer, 1920 gorrl, !3i0, A9O5sa9m:
BAD 6agerstotUu, 1900 9orm.' 4Io' '4'S
'g%g ob GaicO.tsGito uuo Mt. @irs, QOtaL, !7.S5.
fg,i5 gorn., lI.25, !43), IS IS Ra@m, '6.3O'
"ll.3 &Gtuos.
ga6 Gurtis' Gar, 1923 QorocHs.
wo5 Qurab, mt. I00lls5mtion, "2.5 RaYm-
Recommendation, 1910 QabW.
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SpOeSfGne.

gm ?. September s ferdinand 9au6srt,
l Sabr alt..
ain ?. saptember 6ettftus TOe i'm l.
Snhr. ihres 2sbens.
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@rDBcr ais ie 5unpr.
Sso6 GreeRzOdmpfer.Go.

@rfurFon nab Hods UNI 6tDnspsGrtsi. Dams
tier perlafeu 5oOion'5 Bsrit. nab aOfs9rsei, NIT
4usHabme Samitdg uHO 6Onutag, ta9Iib s ubr
gtorgeng uno go Ra6m. 5amtags UNI Z ubr
Tlorqens uuO go Ra5m.; 6oHntags I'M I uHo 8
rbr MOrgeus uHO , u6r Rubmittass. SroDH's
0srfte 10 Rinuttn ipdt'r. Sampfr DerlaFsn
SOOion'g 8erfts tdoli6. NIT Nusnabms bon 6Onns
Tag. nm Z llbr WorqsHs unO 2.30 0abm. S~Onnta9s
nm 4 uno 8 ubr glOrgeng uuO 2 u9r Ra6m. fitr
StoHs0sGrset, auf Der 6juz unO gtiiffabrt an
8ronn's gBsrfts a~nItQeuo. RunDrsiitf6inste zoe.
VI. vi. UiowIcS, SuDeriutenoeat
C1unil, 9UtN
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elite SeEttsaaen (Gorre'p 6ub,mten),
DC. pro 9uHsert, gu bG6tR in Der SIRcs bee .Rsufs
iA.n @orreIpoubtnleR,s HaltimVxeS &fr. une 9aas
SfhcRaGRgRR&4 :" WV
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@iaiant s. Nubbe.

@ilItdm s. WObbe.
Gg forb am 2. September 1902 @iniam s..
Robbe, Qsliebter 8otte BON 2ijctte Nobbe, i'm utter
BON 63 Sabren uno 6 Wonutcu. Sic 9teroiQung
fiuoet 6eute c, Jrtitdq, ben ). September. Jtdbs
mittaog - ubr, BON ieiner GtBten Bobnung, 9r.
835, 9afer=Gourt, aus mad Der beuti@en lutberii6en
ct. QaulgzRir6e, Ode Gremout= unO 5aratpguz
straBs, ftatt. Bite, feline @lumen! (247-8)
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- ~Way-Down-the-Ba
uno GboptantsRiOu : GEfurFoueu, $50 Meileu,
Sal3ipuHsr, Seu oaHJsn Sag, Qtbsngrstter fir tIeins
RinOer, 6uHoerts ron RraHteu ourp oieie Augs
iltge pisOer b~crottsQt; Der prd6tige uuO popular.
9ampfer sGmma Giles jtotu Sitnfug uno
9OHrsrt q q I'M 7 lIbr @orm., Ridtunft nm
10 lbr @bsnOs. giqete soc.
C2uri7, T&SA
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(stpb,6,7,8)
StaetsS ngenieurssS ircan.
- RatbEdus,
9altin mo r E, Den 2. September 1902.
An Nue, eie es dugcbt!

lin Nne, Die es dugcbt!
6icrmit nirO alien @runo=gigcntbitntcrn al Der
@ruut=Strabt, bon Der SiiOOiticite Der ~8olozStrdBe
uno Der RorDlueitieite Der glOontzStraBc, un0 an
Der observation-disclosures BON Der TorDieite Der Gopns
ieno=StruBe uuo Der Siootieite Der @ap=StraBe,
9a6ri6t Q~cQcbcn, Oab Der StaOt=5nGtnieur bic
@crtbsilung Der Soften fir bic 9flaftrung an Dem
ungepflatcten 9beilc Der b%ciagttn StroBen, infer
rem @ori6riftcn Der an /. RAJ 1902 befdttgtsn
@trOronuuq Gr. 50 fsrtig gcftcat bat.
Die Sotumente in Dem Sale %betIHoen nd IN otez
fem @ireau, uuo tpirO Der StaOt=5 ~ugenieur an Is.
September 1902 in ieirsm 9irtal I'M 9tdEbbduie
%aupticuo ieiu, unO sipii6en y ubr Mitta0s urO
2 llbr Na3mittoqs irgenO tuelbt @ngoben, loipobl
miuoli6e, tpit i9riftli6t, iUel6e BON intercIirten
9eriouen oorgcbra3t iOerosn m6gen, in Setra6t
5isbeH.
9. z. 6enrdn.
(Sept4G41n StootzSngeuieur.
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Requirement fur IlrterrfdbteDefen. SIrcnu
FER SSehnrNe Ter GdnmIs g D nj mi1Gre

0cpartemeut fur llrterrfdbtepefen. SIreau
Ger Srhpree Der GduI'Gpmmtffdre.
Baltimore, MO., 2. September 1902.
Sine 9ritfunQ fir 9ebrcr in ben gIcmcntors
edulen tpiro am Moutu0, Sierfag unO
Or t IN 0 d, ben g., 9. unO 10. September 1902,
@ormittuQs Q llbr bcQinneuO, in Der tpcitIi6cn
hDberen 966tcri6ult, an Der Ode BON 9uiapettes
gpcnue uno WcGuaobsS traBt, obacbulten.
3u Dsrfelben Belt finDcn aud 4riifuueen fir 9t6z
rcriuncn Der Deuti8cn Spra6e, Go6tn unO 9anoz
arbcitcn futt.
6~irtulort NIT nGbercr gustrntt t6nncn in Dicicm
9iircau %cntqcoen genOmmen tuerocn.
SIM Auitruae
s. T. GowIes,
I@.n4A cN Gcf~rt6r
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STR 9ampFsr .Gumbrtogs' Drldbt ben Bier A.
9igbtfruben : 8erfts, tdJIib, ausgsuOmmsH Cams
tags aHo SOHHtaas, UNI 4.10 Ra9mittags. Cams
tags Inn 8 ubr Ra5mittagg.
6abrprels soc. a5suomabltit soc.
(SuHl0, {&S@
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nRnnnI 9S(ue "9inie


uad5 philadelphia Yuo gfeDzgorf.
Ccfli8. AbI. .. eamOeH. 40I o. Tx
ST"n. am' & Gia.r . 7.5 Born. u 500 o.. 9
80 Sl|rloT qIq BORN. g24 g.. 6
SS%II.. So - 2 q52 BORN. 1851 O.. s
$50 Co. no 80 GoUm. u !l0.54 y.
Barrier, Diner ...... . III ya9W, LIZ u.
.9fopdl Gimjteo,' ~ous'9leBHQ PNuHtaH : 6ue'
EErt.moooors $40 Wabm. . 3.53 q.
Qarlor, Siuer ...-.- 6.oV aoS5' 90 "
GDa6es uab 9biIao. . 9.gO @0o5' 700 u. IS
edluflUaUgoH5 . .. "I2.5v Sotnt. -l24i V.
otalsS6atna0Gon uab gsUsYOri ierti9 SUM
@ebrau6 in Tt. REPUBLICATION um 1000 &bsuOs.
" nab QtlauticsGitp al Q8Odsutageu; g, uo5
qtldutics6itp taGIib.
ans 8ugs baltsu m 0ilmiRgton. 6, bait In
Gbstsr an.
&5f. b. Gambler abf. .. ut. q.
Q6ila. QfOm. ... 800 Born. $40 8orm.
9bla. GrprsB ..... '2.30 4d8m. 1876 Wa5uL
9bila. Ggprsb e. Ass @u5m. 300 Ra5m.
abcroeeH NttOm. -. !5.25 3d6m. r. 1873 g,ubm.
gbil1. afiom. .... 1850 gbCs. 26l IS 4bog.
S~ias!zguredug 9oroUcft=Gde 6ulosrts uuo Balls
timors=Str., Rr. 20l, Sdo=9roaopap, Rt. R6gal.
Citation ODT ADMINISTRATION
O.. .. martin, WOr. gaH. SraffiI.
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Setamntmaf DMngem.
cNepartement fir 6fentIidbe Sidjerbeit.-Saus
~ten.-Subbcpdrtemenr ees t6e~bdueeSSHfpets
torsSurcau5 RatDDdnS.

ga ltimore, 3. September 1902.
2LppIitatjoH fir 0as ~iOl8enOe 9riOil:0 1T singtz
rtibt frorDtu
gr. 10, Ct%2ombarOaStraB ijr Auftelung
zines elettyiibeH Motors bon Is 9icrOtrditin.
5rgsuO SsmauO, Der GiuipsuOunQcn oogeQtn 5u
erbcbtu bat, muB %oicielbeu bis gum ). September,
@ormittags 10 Ilbr, ejurtiben, gu iurtber3eit enO=
gIltig Oariibsr eHti9ieOeH perOen luirD. q
Genar6 .. @refton.
(248) @ebduOc=S% nipettor.
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S%eriam MlllrnaS< Mn;elGen.

vA~RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS LEAGUE
49, of Mari land.
Die iebste 3abrcs46 OHpeutiou miro am Woutaq
uno S~ieuitog, Den 8. uuo 9. September, in g8eit=
miHfttr, NtO., ubgcbaiten.
Die Convention miro am T}Ontag nm 8 lbr
Ga6mittags in Der g6irtmtn's 6l4" sur Cr0uRnJ
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-16
WANTED PAY.
THIS ECONOMICAL ROOSTER
THOUGHT HE HID A CINCH
ON A CHEAP JOB.

A farmer, evidently inexperienced
in possessing gold rings and other val
liable articles, walked into 9 jewelry
store a night or two ago and asked the
jeweler II he could cut initials in
rings. He then produced a large gold
ring and explained that he desired to
have initials cut in it, and wanted to
know how much "to boot" the jewel
err would give him for tine gold shaw
ings. He thought the jeweler would
cut the initials and pay him a price
in addition to the work, for the shay
ings. He was destined to q sad dis
appointment, however, and had to
leave without having the work done.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-16
MASONIC ENTERTAINMENT
A PLEASANT PROGRAM HAS
BEEN ARRANGED FOR THE
OCCASION.

Psducsh lodge Of Masons is &c
have an entertainment Friday even
ing at the Masonic hall on North
Fourth in the Leech building, and
the members Of the fraternity and
their families are invited to be pres
emit. The program is:
Piano solo-Mrs W. T. Miller.
Invocation-Rev. W. II. Robinson.
A statement of the object of the en-
tertainment-Past Master Richard J.
Barber.
Piano duet-Misses Kate Holiday
and Inez Kruger.
Address-Rev. George W. Briggs.
Piano solo-Mrs. E. NJ. Z. Hansen.
Recitation-Mrs. Henry E. Duley.
The stereopticon-W. NJ. Charles
Earhart and A. NJ. Foreman.
Illustrated song-Miss Addie Miller.
Recitation-Mr. will Brazelton.
H.violin solo-Master Clifford Red.
dick, accompanied by Miss Beulah
Reddick.
Recitation-Mrs. J. ]. Freundlich.
Pinao solo-Miss Addie Miller.
Benediction-Isaac o. Wolf.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
serve a luncheon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-16
OFFICERS TRICKED
They Had to Take a Good "Cussing"
Before Being Released
How They Sometimes Do Things Over
at Metropolis, Massac County.

Over in Metropolis. Ill, it seems,
they have some intrepid lawbreakers.
The following account Of what hap
pened to a couple of officers is told in
the Metropolis Journal Republican:
On Sunday evening while making
their rounds City Marshal Flanagan
and Night Policeman Pergsnde heard
shooting in the neighborhood Of where
DAILY Crouch lives. They went there
not seeing anyone, went to the house
and knocked ON the door. When
opened Pergande stepped in ana found
Daily Crouch and Dink Rayles in the
room. he commenced inquiring of
them as to the shooting, when they
told him to sit down and he told them
he preferred to stand.
At this junoture in the proceedings
Marshal Flanagan opened the door
and walked in. AS soon as he was
fairly on the inside Crouch and
Rayles locked the door and covered
the officers with their pistols, max
ing them sit down while they pour
ed forth TRADE Of all the invectives
and profanity they could command.
They continue this until they relieved
their vocabulary and then ordered
the officials to depart.
The boys were too quick for the
officers and the latter concluded to
play the part of discretion and take
their medicine. But such occurrences
as this should not be permitted and
every effort should be made to break
up such lawlessness for all time to
come. The law against carrying and
disohsrging deadly weapons cannot be
too rigidly enforced for the well being
of the city and community.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-16
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
OVER THE N. o. AND. ST. L. R'Y

On December 29, "a, 25, 80, 81, 1902
and January 1,1903 the N. @. and st.
L. will sell holiday tickets to all
points east of the Mississippi and
south Of the Ohio and Potomsc rivers
ut one and one third fare for the round
trip. Tickets limited to January 8,
1908.
From December 16 TO 90 inclusive,
tickets will be sold at same rate to
teachers and students of schools and
colleges, upon presentation and surren-
der of certificate signed by Superin-
tendent, Principal or President of.the
institution. These tickets limited to
Jsnuary,s, 1908. Take advantage of
these low rates and spend Christmas
at home or with your friends.
ES.BURNHAM, Ticket agent.