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ADS ON PAGES IA and IS
FOR RENT
FURNISHED RooMs-continued.


FURNISHED ROOMS-Continued.
large front, on ground floor; all modern
house; easy walking distance. S04 9th av S
FOR RENT-TWo NICE. FURNISHED
rooms; telephone service; with breakfast il
desired; gentlemen preferred. 1863 Linden av
A HANDSOME. LARGE, FRONT PARLOR
nicely furnished; modern cOnyeniences; board
across street: choice place for married couple
or gentleman. 1919 1st av S.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-65o POLK ST NE, ROOMS,
bath, closet, etc., 81. No children preferred
rooms, with bath, upstairs. 2t2S 4th ay s.
Reasonable rent. . -"
FOR RENT-FOUR- ROOMS AND ALCOVE,
and woodshed, upstairs: partly modern. 5le
James avn. -
FOUR ROOMS, S121a 5th AV S, S.
TWO VERY PLEASANT, CONNECTING, UN-
furnished rooms, first floor, in brick block
city water; rent>$S month. 415 18th st S.
$40 FOR THREE VERY PLEASANT, LARGE,
light rooms; water and sewer connections; no
cnlldren- 502S Sd av S.
FOR RENT-FoUR NICE ROOMS AND A
large alcove; water, sink: use Of bath; walk
ing distance; Sl2. 156 18th st ~.
FOR RENT = THREE. UNFURNISHED
rooms. 1901 Park av. Reht, So.
CNp pnN =
CORNER, FLAT AT s2e 18th ST. APPLY
Frank Miller. 'l,1 ! 3 &:-,t
ONE 6-ROOM FLAT, 1851 -NICOLLET, S35;
also one in the Anderson, seven rooms, $50;
w. w: Clark, 31S Nicollet. ."
SEVEN ROOMS, MODERN, STEAM, THIRD
hoor; very pleasant; see janitor. Sl5 E 18th
st Elliot & Metcalf, . s:; E...s.
FOUR ROOM. FLAT, ON THIRD FLOOR,
unturnished. IS; furnished, Sl2. lib Univer-
Slty ay Sc. .. 80. - :.
ELEGANT, MODERN, SIX-ROOMED FLAT;
hardwood floors and finish; gas range and
fixtures; possession May 10. Rent, S23. Lo-
cation Southeast; walking distance. 590S,
Journal. g..
FLAT FOR RENT-FIVE ROOMS, MODERN.
A Royalston av Call at AZ Royalston av.
CORNER FLAT, SECOND FLOOR, FIVE
rooms steam heat: open plumbing, gas range,
hardwood floors; fat open. % 18th st s..
S23-SIX ROOMS, ALL MODERN; STEAM
heated flats in the Osgood, 622 to 62S Sth av
S: gas range. refrigerator; up to-date in every
respect; easy walking, distance. The above
rate for: summer months. .'.s-. - =.
CITY REALTY co..
- 2O5 Boston Block. - -i'
1896 3D. AV S, FOUR ROOMS, BATH, GAS,
SIS; 100 Vineland place. four rooms. bath,
gas, slS: 413 w 18th st, six rooms, bath, gas,
SIS; l015 Sd av S. seven rooms, ali modern,
s37 80. Hermann, 40 Phoenix. t:.r.~
DBL; sl2: Holtzerman, Al Cedar av.
FOR -RENT-FIVE- ROOM FLAT INQUIRE
al af1 Washington av N. ..-.
FOR RENT-FIVE-RO FLAT. INQUIRE
at I'll Washington aV NJ. 49,
UPPER NICOLLET ISLAND, FINE SECOND
floor fiat, six rooms, besles two attic rooms;
modern except heat; also three-room second
floor hat: city water: wet sink; also 3117 22d
av S, 1O-room house adapted for two, fami
lies. F. c. Grswold, Njcollet island. N. w.
telephone 1920 ~
EIGHT ROOM FLAT, ALL MODERN. $50;
Monterey, 81 E. 18th st; fourroom fiat. all
modern, $50; Rappahannock, 901 9th av S.
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FARM LANDS

BUY A THREE-ACRE FARM, WITH BEAU
tiful lake frontage; five minutes drive from
Aitkin. None nicer in the state B. M
.Hungerford Aitkin, Mimi =.
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PRACTICAL MASON WANTS MASON AND
plastering work, country or small town pre-
ferred, or would work with carpenter; car
penter work in or outside city. Write to 1898.
journal
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A SNAP IN A STOCK FARM

A SNAP IN A STOCK FARM
IA Ur 4.ooe acres, only eight miles from city
way 400 acres Under blow. baian aon t pn,s
grass and pasture; good soil; hardwood TIM
Der. 5000 tons of hay can be cut on the
premises. Four sets of buildings. in fine
condition, located SO that farm can be divided
into smaller farms. Easy terms; low rate of
interest. Must be sold quick.
E. NJ PAULSON & CO.,
235 Nicollet av, Minneapolis.
2oo-AcRE IMPROVED FARM 10 MILES
south of Minneapolis. all stock. machinery
; and crop 1sps at At; 6argan also fine section
at q bargain easy terms F. P. Pitcher,
Bank Commerce. s..,G.-- z
!, 900 ACRES, SOLID BODY OF GOOD LAND.
Price county, Wisconsin; great bargain; ex-
phreys, $40 'Andrus building.
TO LAND INVESTORS. .
$40 acres level. nice land. rich sandy loan
enough to pay for the clearing. located four
miles north Of Merrill. Wis. Population To-
coo; good roads. railroad station. schoolhouse,
per acre: will retail at from $40 to Sis per
acre; land settled all around: title per-
feet; taxes paid; half fare from Minneapolis;
come and examine. Lake Park Land Co, 41s
Phoenix. Minneapolis.
WELL FURNISHED MEALS: POPULAR
prices; breakfast and supper 25c: dinner 30c.
Tlly's New England Cafe, 9 4th st S.
IMPROVED FARM. 200 ACRES EXCEL
ISLlI SUI, Soou buildings, Hennep1n county:
| $35 per acre; easy terms. The snap OF the
| year. 1920. Journal.
| PRACTICAL MASON WANTS MASON AND
| plastering work. country or small town pre-
ferred, or would work with carpenter; car
penter work in or outside city. Write to 1893,
| journal. ~
20, 900 ACRES OF. YELLOW PINE, AVER
age 10000 feet per section, on good logging
stream and railroad. Q. PAIL. 1903 Maxwell
Do YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
homes in the famous Palouse country? Have
| you western lands for sale? Write Hans
Bugge, secretary Chamber Of Commerce. Cen
esee, Idaho
ABSOLUTELY WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
! for farm lands near the twin cities at lowest
| prices and easy terms. G. D. Green & Son,
| Anoka, MINI.
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Shade trees; 12-foot., $1.25. ). G. ShiIlock
2s07 18th av S. S1S Phoenix. Phone Main ESQ = z
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY

WANTED-BOARD AT MINNETONKA FOR
season, by family of three, in private family.
ton First-class accommodations desired,
and willing to pay for same. 1864, journal.
FOR RENT-TEN-RO COTTAGE, AT
Breezy Point, Wayzata bay; newly painted
and repaired; fine lawn, we'll shaded; large
porches, we'll screened; fine we'll and Gcistern.
See F. W. Barton, 3Q5 Temple Court, or J.
S. Barton, place. ~, -
LAKE MINNETONKA .,AND SUBURBAN
property of all descriptions handled as
specially by Jaeger & Torelle, 80 Bank OF
Commerce building.
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ABSOLUTELY WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
for farm lands near the twin cities at lowest
prices and easy terms. c. D. Green & Son,
Anoka, MINI.
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OFFICES

,s:,;:,ssg VIZ
- KASOTA BLOCK, HENNEPIN. AV y
Y and 4th st; one to three rooms; steam tG
Y heated; frst-cass service. Walter L. "
. Badger, 11O. Kasota block, or III, New q
" York Life building. - "
s
GOOD OFFICE, OFFICE SPACE OR DESK
room. H. c. Dunbar, 50o-5o1 Bank of Com
LARGE FRONT ROOM, 2ox4o, THIRD
floor. elevator, steam heat: 412-414 Nicollet.
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BUSINESS CARDS
NURSERY STOCK

WATCH FOR OUR TRADEMARK BLACF
and green. R. G.. Black & Co.. 729 Hennepin
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THE 80 EASY" PICTURE-HANGER
saves time and lightens the work OF house
cleaning; thousands who use it testify of
JUS merits. Get it of your dealer or the Byari
Manufacturing Co., 3l3 Hennepin av. Price
loc. Agents want Ell -. o. - -
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THE so EASY PICTURED HANGER
caves time and hghtens the work. Of house
Cleaning: Thousands who use It testify of
us merits Get it Of your dealer or the Byard
"a ~ manufacturing Co. 3l3 Hennepin av. Price
GoC. AGENTS wanted
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:a-s~e- ae-aea~ Observation-Disclosures
q STOP PAYING RENT. =
z OWN YOUR HOME.
= rake out contracts now, while they {.
X are low in numbers and will mature e
= IN very short tinleg By our PLAN we :
y mature contract in one-half the time it {,
z takes similar companies. We invite in {
Il Vesugation. Z
r Gail $50 and 632 Guaranty Loan Bldg, {.
2 MINNEAPOLIS, MINI {
Observation-Disclosures Cs9cQDQCtrso[s1oL
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IMPROVED FARM. 200 ACRES, EXCEL
lent soil; good buildings Hennepin county;
$35 per acre; easy terms. The snap OF the
year 1929 journal. - = -.
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WELL FURNISHED MEALS: POPULAR
prices; breakfast and supper 25c; dinner 30c
Tilly's New England Cafe, 9 4th st S.
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: REAL ESTATE-TO EXCHANGE
EXCHANGED BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK,
we'll rented, to exchange for Kansas or Me-
braskas improved farms or southern Cali
fornia property. Exchanges a speciality. f.
p Pitcher, Bank Commerce.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FEW GOOD
country grain elevators. Also some choice
city residence property in exchange for wild
land If you wish to do anything In the
exchange line, place your property with the
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~ UNIVERSITY .AV, Z ROOMS. CITY WA
ter, SIT. -. ' - $50
sSl5 Chicago av, nine roomss city water $40.
SSeb Clinton av, seven rooms city water, $15.
$ZS 50 av Sc, seven rooms, city water, SIS.
SZs Sd av Sc. seven rooms. modern. s22,50.
"a I'd av S, u rooms, city water, $50. so.
Sl4 Portland av, six rooms, large barn, $3.50.
George Odlum. 500 Phoenix building. -
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OR SALE-MARKVILLE COTTAGE, $500.
c., Oswald & Co, owners, II Washington
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J YOU CANNOT FIND A BETTER
! opportunity than the present for get &
( ting house built for you according /
I to your own desires on payment. Of s. &
J month until the house Is built and Z
$12 Month thereafter, without extra {,
interest payment. Mail or call for &
! particulars. Edmund g. Walton, agent, <
= 300 Hennenpin av - "a : {
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200-ACRE IMPROVED FARM 10 MILES
and crop, at IA bargain; also fine section
level land in kidder county, North Dakota,
at q bargain easy terms. = f. P. Pitcher,
Bank Commerce. .--,f..-s-- - =
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

J. A. WALTERS, N. Y. Life Bldg. cen
fury plan; less work for you; less worry, too;
good for the buyer or seller of real estate.
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20, 900 ACRES OF: YELLOW PINE. AVER
age 100000 feet per section on good logging
| stream and railroad. o. PAIL. 1903 Maxwell
| av, Spokane, Wash. :! l.,g%
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STORES

ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
RENT. THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG.
TWO STORES. e AND II 9th ST S, NOW
occupied by
-: TOWN MARKET.
Possession May !.
Thorpe Bros. Andrus building. ~.
FOR REMISSION FOR A CARPENTER,
painter repairs or fuel business. 237 10th av
S; $40. f-, .:.- a- --.,-
STORE FOR .RENT--1813 RIVERSIDE. Az.
Inquire of Foss 6: Berg: 1872 Riverside: g.
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FOR RENT, -7-ROOM PLASTERED COT
tage near Northland Inn, Wayzata; back and
front verandas screened; good well Of water:
Zata Mimi.
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TO LAND INVESTORS

1000 ACRES. SOLID BODY OF GOOD LAND.
Price county, Wisconsin; great bargain ex-
cellent sheep and agricultural land. A. Hum
phreys, $40 'Andrus building
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DO YOU WANT INFORMATION ABOUT
homes in the famous Palouse country? Have
you western lands for sale? Write Hans
Bugge, secretary Chamber of Commerce. Cen
esee Idaho,
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FOR sALE-BY OWNER, FINE. 8-RoOM,
brick house; modern except heat; large barn
iron lawn fence; screen and storm sash |:
paved street; must be sold before-we leave the
city, June l.: best offer. cash or half cash,
takes 1t. 1913 Crystal Lake av. Take 10th av
car / A. Hall
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FOR LOTS AT. LINDEN HILLS, ST. AN
thony Park, Walton Park, or for bargains
everywhere, send for maps, etc., to Edmund
G. Walton, 300 Hennepin av.
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LAUDERDALE E. CO.,

315 Temple Court
: s35, 116 Highland av, modern, 10 rooms.
! SAC, l27 Highland av. modern, 9 rooms.
= S35, fat on 18th st, near Nicollet, rooms.
> $40, 1917 Dupont av. N, 10. rooms.
$50, I'd st NE, for boarding, "a rooms.
$25, store and rooms, 31S goth av NJ.
$15, fiat, goth av N and I'd ST.. ,-.-., -.
sl2, three rooms. 7 w Grant st. 80. =. -.
$50, JOY Royalston :ay second floor ,-,...
MODERN HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS SUM
Ter kitchen, bath, gas and fixtures: mice re-
pair: $3.50 month; inside 9th st. eighth
ward. Lane & Conrad Co. 512 Phoenix hide
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FURNISHED FLATS

TO RENT UNTIL OCT. /, WELL FUR
nished small suite of apartments in the
Virglnia,. Lowry hin; cafe service, Address
SIP Pillsbury building.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-$4,500 Will TAKE
two houses, Nos, 712 and TIC Sd av NE: one
| eight rooms and bath: both have full line of
plumbing; the houses are as good as new;
will be at the houses Saturday, May 10, from
10 to II: Owner, Charles Ha,wkinson, Chowen,
p. o.. Mimi ssa... =. .f.r.s 40. 4 ::
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1898 BRYANT |AV. N IS NOT OUT of THE
world, but in the prettiest block of new mod,
| erate-priced homes in the city; 1t is near car
ns SchGo s aryew park and Lyn
tbs new and the prettiest and best built house
in the block; worth $1,000. but $1,000 will
| extra. For sale by owner, Mr.. Morrison, 507
Phoenix s4sGs l-t5-@ sr.-tz -
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
on power machines: good stitchers; also ex-
perienced pantsnakers: good pay and steady
work. Hyman, Newman & We'll, 102 Sd st S.
girl at Mrs. Wilson IS, 1903 9th av S.
WANTED = AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED
girls to sew on dresses. waists and jackets
Holtzermanns Chicago Store Co, At Cedar.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09
THE PLANS.
Entertainment Committee Of the
Doctors Met Today.
A Three Days Entertainments is Mapped
Out by the Committee.

The entertainment committee Of
the state medical society met this
morning with DIR. Reddick and map
ped out a plan for the entertainment
OF the visitors.
On the first evening of the meeting
there will be a big banquet at the Pal
mer following the presidents speech,
and only the doctors will participate
in this. There will be toasts and DIR.
". W. Richmond, of Clinton, will act
as toastmaster.
On tine following evening general
ladies reception will be given and all
the society people will be invited to
attend ana enjoy the dancing, and re-
freshments will be served. This re-
ception will be held at the Palmer
also. There will be no regular enter
tainment program for the third day
and the first two days will be lively
enough in this respect to satisfy tho
ordinary person.
The citizens will all be requested to
give dances, entertainments and other
little pleasant affairs during the meet
and mako the convention tho most
pleasant ever held. Paducah is cele-
brated for her hospitality and should
sustain it now. There will be nearly
800 doctors in attendance and it is de-
sired that they be made to remember
this meet.
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Rudy, Clear Faces are In
dications Of Spring Health
PAlNE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Makes Pure, Red Blood and
Establishes a New and
Vigorous Vitality,

Men and women who have used
Paine's Celery Compound, and all
who have a knowledge of the won
drous cures it has wrought, particular
ly in springtime, unite in declaring
that the great medicine is n national
| blessing.
The use of Paine's Celery Compound
at this season by the weak, nervous,
sleepless AMI those afflicted with rheu-
matism, neuralgia. dyspepsia, liver
trouble. kidney disease and impure
and poisoned blood, means pure, rod
blood, perfect digestive vigor, ruddy.
clear faces, renewed strength and per-
msnent health.
Thousands of grateful people have
sent in unsolicited letters testifying TO
cures made by Paine's Celery Com
pound, after the failures of doctors
and use of other medicines. The
wealthy and poor, the noted and IA
nous of our large cities and the quiet
people of our rural districts have sent
the glad news that at last they have
found a remedy (Paine's Celery Com
pound) that has restored lost vitality
and made them themselves again.
No proof of the efficacy of Paine's
Celery Compound asa blood purifier
and renovator can be more conclusive
or forcible than the strong testimony
offered by Mr.. Ira Williams of James
town, N. Y. one of the most popular
travelling statesmen on the road. Mr..
Williams says:
at is now about eight years since l
used Paine's Celery Compound, and
cleared my system Of impurities from
which suffered severely, on account
of breaking out all over my head and
part of my body. spent hundreds
of dollars in employing the best ply
sicins, but they could do nothing for
me. By the use of your wonderful
medicine my recovery was complete.
I am travelling SALESMAN, on the road
most Of the time, and sincerely believe
that have helped thousands of 9TH
ers by my personal testimony as to
the wonderful curative properties of
Paine's Celery Compound. 1t certain
ly merits its wonderful success, and
it gives me great pleasure to say so."
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to get control of the Democratic party
machinery and install goldbugs, he
need not be disappointed because the
Register, that immortal and invincible
champion of the people, will by Its
insuperable proves and unimpeach-
able argument prevent him. Mayor
Yeiser is doing the good work quite as
well as Mr.. Reed could have done it.
He had four offices to ill, and put
goldbugs in three of them. This did
not alarm the Register, fortunately,
because there is difference between
Mr. Yeiser's goldbugs and those Of
tho family to which Mr.. Reed be-
longs. One is perhaps little more
golden. IL is unfortunate for Mr.
Reed, however, that he cannot be
exempt like his goldbug friends, Mr..
Hendrick and the gentlemen Mr..
Yeiser appointed aldermen. Or per-
haps he should announce that he is no
longer a goldbug, and buy stock in
the Register. a sudden flop makes
no difference. Under the oircum-
stances no questions are asked.
Mr.. Reed may have committed 4
large number Of political crimes, but
il can be said to his credit he has
never yet gone over to join tho Bryan,
Goebei and Beckham crowd. This
may be his worst crime in the opinion
of the Register Yeissr clique. We are
not familiar with his actions in the
clerk Of the court of appeals race, but
even il he had turned one man down
for another, it is hardly worse than
turning down a whole party to get in
with the gang. We heartily fear for
the Register, for as a champion Of
1.-THE people" it Is in danger from the
machine politics" it has so long
descanted on. II it succeeds in g ct
ting in with the rest of the push
with Grips, Coulter, Wheeler, James
and Uncle Joe Potter, IL will be quite
as fortunate as its candidate, John
x. Hendrick. who is now running
for governor on the strength of his
flop.
And in the meantime, we wonder
what Charley Wheeler will think.
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Miss Knudsen. Of Copenhagen, Den
mark, was the early instructress OF
Queen Alexandra and taught her to
speak and read the English language.
Miss Knudsen is to be In England next
year at the coronation OF her former
pupil, in accordance with an invitation
given to her in person by Queen Alex
andra. when she was last in Denmark
and paid visit TO her old goyerness.
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nismond flvoc color anything any color.
utoI!luiiu uysS Simple, durable, economical



In the District court of the United
States for the Western District Of
Kentucky, in bankruptcy.
In the matter of Robert L. Nelson,
bankrupt.
On this Sth day of April, A. d.
1902, on considering the petition of
the aforesaid bankrupt for discharge.
filed on the sth day of April, A. d.
1909, it is ordered by the court that
hearing be had upon the same on the
26sh Gay of April, A. ID. 1902, be-
fore said court at Louisville, said dis
trlct, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. or
as near thereto as practicable; and
that Notice thereof be published one
time in the Paducah Sun, newsps-
per printed in said district, aud that
all known creditors an other persons
in interest may appear at said time
and place and show cause. If any they
have. why tho prayer Of the said pc
titioner should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable Walter Ev-
ans. Judge of the said couIs, and the
seal thereof, at Paducah, in said dis
trict, on the Sth day Of April, a. d.
1902. J. r. Purysar, Clerk.
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The deaths In New York in the last
week OF November were 1927. as
against 1867 in the same week last
year. This increase is ascribed to the
unclean condition OF the streets. and
shows a situation which was predict
ed by Street Cleaning Commissioner
Maggie as likely to happen IL he did
not get the money he asked councils
for
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

Senior Salvador Cafero has present
ed TO the Chilean government a project
for a new fast line OF steamers be-
tween the Pacific and Mediterranean
ports. with headquarters at Valpa-
raise and a capital OF quarter OF
million sterling in 10000 shares, a
subventlon to be granted on condition
that the steamers should be armed as
cruisers In war time.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

Andrew carnegie's coat Of arms
shows a reversed crown surmounted
by a liberty cap. A weaver's shuttle
and a shoemaker's knife are upon the
escutcheon. Scotch and American flags
are the supporters. and below Is the
legend, death to Privilege"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

Each day of the week is observed
as Sunday by some notion. The first
day OF the week is our Christian Sun
day; Monday is the sacred day OF
the Greeks; Tuesday Is the holy day
OF the Perslans. Wednesday of the
Assyrians; Thursday. Of the Egyp-
tians; Friday. Of the Turks. and Sat-
rrdav. OF the Jews.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

In Turkey the partridge Is detest-
ed because once it betrayed the pro-
phot TO his enemies. and its legs are
red because they were dipped in the
blood OF Hassan. II a man kills a
panther he is imprisoned for twenty
four hours and then is handsomely
rewarded. The crane is respected and
II is a crime TO kill H.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-09

The reception of President Roese-
Welt and his party at Charleston speaks
we'll for the hospitality Of the people,
and Is a fitting rebuke to Lieutenant
Governor Tillman for his vulgar &C.
ton q few weeks ago in withdrawing
the invitation to present Major Jen-
kius with q sword.