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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

El genoT GluGti, dneMo dal sPsrfa BASArsS
nno Co los aHtableetmi@nt0 t0g mas elsgansss
eonenrYidos de San Joan, tisBs In RmzbilidAd
de o0ssqufARnos con vaFIaH AArjetsB post1lss,
muy 1FtistcAs por eieFto. d. isho se& 40 honor
10 1ussieia Y sin Gus 81 elogio trGaeisnda rs-
gIRwns m6S manoS futsrsssdo.
ApFovaehAndo diehRs tAr1eASs, NOS hsmos
6iFiiido poF medic de elias Las psrsonas que
Bigusn:
A 6mbOsa CUnA bAndsra htsha AnIeoS.)
Con mauo rApids y lista
20 lR uiRlsta llsver
y en- ssto vino n psrar
lR bsndeFA AutonomistAi
a Hsr1orsdeg L1peS'(Un eAmAls6p).
IQui6n 10 las yisto quien 10 We
no - messs an bslsneS,
puSs We coUoce qua tienaG
I'M gFAndistm0 tsGp6
a don Gu4Lls (Dos viboraa snroscadAs).
No psqusS de m@1sgransa.
oil psrEistes On 6sP
tAnto loco dc atsr
vas pcrdeF To 6RnSR
a salOns6n DOnss (Dos Columns. sin
Sspseinesr).
Diesn sntorfEAdas opinjpnss
qua NO eros ssom6n nj tiers donss.
Hn par idsa. no :. anvla,'lm
s.:.s; q. .:s;. f;ies ; fs.'a q: 81 = fpr..r,e
Va 80 vSl
: n Bsoscse (Uu payo raAO
Estby eomponiando unA
eomadi@ de nguP6n.
ssr65 el pTotsg 1niHta.
SQui4n ts diEpUba aSs honor?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
n DIEsTRO = sIMlESTRO

A tss1 JUS de Pos.
In pusrts de ia sGresi
ma puss q consideYar
que no astku ON ella todos
los que dsbisrAn sstaY.
a Rossv
M ares. no, m ehisgarabf'
tQ,e musho mueho ts afanAs
en- preRaheE . en- p sfsis
A Dsossau CvariAs horistsas)
Aunous de tu gsssi6u nada ga saba
NO fnlAsr6 do do, quian - aisbe,
mfxlme 81 nos m and&s cualqaiar dfa
pspitks de- melon de aAndfs.
e6msz BrtosO (UnA imkgsn de- San Lu-
eas)
D'go. recoTdsndo
N uaaAdo GhiSs0'ieo D:
To podr6s sar Comes,
pero no bTsoso'
Aponttto.
IOae az dc "a vida QnA hacss9
E&oie 90 ocnpa do II.
xOuSndo tomas 10 pa!abrae
9OL&ado prassntas nm blur
Il CorpsetI.
Como en- ANS &ntsrloR0s
le tanemos otP8 vs&s
con may poo uismo gnsto,
ascnndando Domsnseh.
Mr. Hunt.
DRno sucaaor dc AIlsn,
ivayM oil silsncio ma oblfgo,
apuea no cGbe 10 que sisnso
en- todo 10 que no digo1
OORTADlLLO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
BILLS pAsADOs EH La CAMARA

IJno pidiando ss deeiaFan ssparados los
podeTeE siscUtivos y legis'ativos del G 'nsejn
QUE Eaertn Rieo ss& TsrTilorlo da Egtsdos
URi6cs Hernandez Lopsx.
PAs6 con snmiendAs intsrssEnt&T Ga In
minoVfA.
0Gro Eobrs eonfsrsReiAs nociurnAs.-TI-
m0khA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
SUces0 desgraciado
UE JoVEN HERID0

En UtuAdo sl icVsn bsrbsro Ramon Po
ffRta fu6herldo, easuAlmsnts, pcF IN eomra-
dero Bafdom@ro Aramu.
&rtau sx1mfnRba IN rev6'vsr, niaatFas
PoFrBtA af sitsbA OsRlcs CasRtdue una btIa
Hua 90 aseap6 dal arma hiFiendo aanei
Ml snseso 10 I&msniA mrcho,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
Nueva farmaCia en- YabucOa

Nuastro distic guido amigo Dc M&unabo
Aop R fAsl Otis, hA srRsiAdsdo su Fasidsncis
o XAbUeea, don6e seSba de sstt hisser INA
ma nheKnA de fAYmAeia, 10 oual sirve ofHe.
esPpos.
AgTAdaesmos sa AtsAcion, dssaGndols mu-
ckoS nsgoeIo9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
SepMrNdN

E gobsFnAd0P h& sspAr&d0 proviSionAl-
maots del cargo de direesoPa del Aslo ds nj
Mas Miss Ozark
La suBpansi6n, aunqus dsbisrA ser
dSstituci6n, ss AccgIdA con HgPAdo por sl p6
blfaO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

la repnbliea de Colombia ae siente
mny satisfecha oon Ia srma del trafado
del Canal de Panarnk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

La ai6n de Torssdorss de ssta siudao
sompra una easA de trss suasroeisnsos psso'
DIrIiisss . don PiEeid0 Rivera.
Han ueggdo n sksa eiudsi donds njaraA
au rasidAnefa. II apKaeiAbse ssnors ssposa
ninos de nussaro q nsrido amigo eorrsiigio-
mario dom Andres Msna.
Rsvlaando al prerequisite de ingrssos J
egrasos sssciares &c Msrieac, ss haiia on aqaei
pueblo oil Inspector del distrisc
Eu San Juan. ha sido prsso por psrinrio,
Fransiseo Co.6a.
Nnsstro d.sunguido amigo don Gabrisl
Gartf4, aianta de La DEMocRANA an oaysy'
ss sneusntra Ago mas ahvlado De ia SFAva en-
fermsdAd gus vanfA padecisndo.
Con quito eonsignamos 10 notisia.
sa ast&n vsriAe&ndo exkmaaes de ploms
ros aAts 10 Janta Superior de Sandal
Riros de sambios
Londrss.....l Visa .4s7a4ssn
90 div 4si
New-York, vista PAR
Paris, ,is'. ~ p;sD
REpsna, 8drv sh q % p. 6 D
III hseal ds Pones Tous Sato sstk nombrado
iusS de lA oorss dc Dissriso do San Juan.
En la carratara de Moea San ssbaatikn.
unos !ndivi6ans tratsron de asaItar si coehs
de Lorenso GrIilo, para roharle
h aido aondenA1a SO dias do szTcei por
adulssrio, Gar6aima Massiao Garcia, de Is
CarolinA.
Antisr hiao eiaYcicio de oompkEta sn sl.
campo del MorSo ef basall6n de IafAntsrfa de
Puerto Rico.
IA fallscfdo an San Juan Mr.. Patterson,
ell 6atImo sobrevivisnte de Ia eatkstrofs del
sM assae b assatts.s
So hAIIa esavamente snfsrmo en- San Juan,
don Pho RsiehaHi.
Don Maxlmino AIbar NIGGA hAbar aoliei
tado arguna p'Axa "a la oorts de Distrito do
San JuAu.
A Ruestr0 qusrido amigo don Eduardo
kssfn, emplsAdo sns. 6spartamsnso de jus
ticia, &c ha ann sntado al sueldo como ccmpen'
saci6n do sus buenos Eervicios. Ls felicitamos.
ATer msffEnA eomsnsaPon los sisrclcios
de tro de ean6n ga el castillo sal MORO.
Hay dos bIsncos = tres lsguRs.
Mr. Wilcox, iefs de 10 policfa inspeseiona
el barrrIdo de las GALES ds San Juan.
A tnfeistiva de don Agustfn Goico, se pre-
para para ms hans un hAlis en- los altos da Ia
casa del ssf1or E Fsrnandas, cslIe de Ruiz 81
vls. Prometg qusdar muy sntmado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

Mr. Wilcox, fefs de 10 poIicfa inspaccions
el barrrldo de las GALES ds San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

SLA BORINoUEN.-Ds Tsrga q Css no
olvidAr que eat& c&s& % Ii mas barato qua
yenda cue scnatentsman3e Introduce nuavhs
n uareancfas krtfculos d. aIta Hovsdsd. Wis.
Ia hsse e.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
TERRE M0TOa

Grandes terremotos SO han sentido
IN In Carolina del Sur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

s A. gIyA &
per a@A6grmfs,.
Ensro "a
Sc DIscuTE
to del Asilo de nifias.
El onseio Eiecutivo pide informcs
amplios para decidir.
Fajardo y Di+E Favarro SO oponen
la solicitud del Executive,
De Diego esta pendiente del informe
de Mr. Richmond.
EGoZouR
La question de Egoxcue sera resuelta
probablemente hoy.
DELEaADos
Ounce delegado. almorzaron hoy
con Mr.. Hunt.
EsPERAMzAs PERl0IDAs
Los Estados Unidos han perdido to.
da esperanto de encontrar apoyo en- las
naciones europeas para protejer Vene-
zuela.
DE0gMBARCOS ALEmHAREs
TroPas alemanas hacen desembarcos
parciales n la costa de Maraoaibo. yio
lsndo Ia doctrina de Monroe
EsTAD0s uaInos cEDE
FL gobierno americana opina que
Aiemania tlene raxon para Verifcar esos
desembarcos.
TERREM0TOa
Grendes terremotos SO han sentido
en- In Carolina del Sur.
mAcI6m SATasFECHAa
La rephbliea de Colombia az siente
many satisfecha oon Ia frr,a 1ol x..x.ga
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

A tnfcistivA de don Agustin G G,ico, ss pre-
para para ms fians un halis en- los altos do Is
casa del ssfior s FsEnandes, celle de Ruiz B 81
Wis. Promote qusdar muy snimado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

ASeT mafisna eomensaRon los sisrclciol
de tiEo de eafi6n ga sl cassi!lo&a MORO.
Hay dos bIsncos . tres leguRs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

AEtensras duEs oil bloqueo do Vsnasasla, oil
itiasrario da los v2perss de ID eRsd D. Linss,
Sc mn6ih.ark como sg0e: 80
v4por eMarAcafbc1 .-:Ratirado del trGfeo.
Vapor xz ;iIsS.-Hkr& viaias sntra San
Jusn y Curacao. aalisndoe de San Juen Enero
%, e Fsbrsre s. = rsgresando . San Juan abro.
70 9T FebrsPo 16 @
V4por sCAraesis. Saldrz de Ponca sl 81
de Enero sn viais para N. w York via San
Juan.
vapor SPhilsdsiphias. -SaiarS de Psnw
eI 10 de Fsorsro su viais para NV X via
San Juan.
Una vax lsvantsdo sl hoqaso los vaporss
Tsanrdar&n su ruta Anaari3 3e san pronto como
ssR praesieable.
Los diAa de llsgada y saiEds de los vaporaa
esskn snist1s a las vArtAeionss qna La etreuus
tanci&s hagan nscssarIss, ain qua en ningun
easo ssan responssbles los EN- pEesaxios.
Agsntss:
Morales U ca P. Ponce ! Htstar Co., Sa7.
Juan. ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
EsTADOs uMID0s CEDE

IL goolerno amerioano opina que
Alemania tiens rax6n para verifcar eaos
desembsrcos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

Pssaias .as ids sasita 10 . ds rshats.
Eif;cs ln@ncges da is akus: nzsSsa ds prseioE.
Eps vgTorss de ssaa tines son feeomsnds.>
hles por aus eomodldadss erpesialeS pars pasa
jsEost smpisaEoc do Puerto Rico Naw yofk
Ell rade9oY da Q Gias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
DEsEMBARCOs ALEMAREs

Tropas alemanas hacen desembarcos
paroisles n la costa de Maraoaibo, yio
lsndo Ia doctrina de Monroe,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24

A nuestro qusrdo amigo don Eduardo
Msifn, smplsAdo ma! 6spartamsnso de Jus
ticia, sc Ia sumentado al susido como compen
saci6n do sue huenos EexviciOs. L. feicitamos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-24
Not1o1aS

La u ai6n de Torssdorss de ASA aluasu
sompra una eaEA dc trss b euaerocisnsos psso''
DIriiiYse q don PiGeidO Rivera.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03

honor of being selected to unvsil the
Mckinley monsment at Toledo scent
ly erected. Miss Bonner was chosen
because of the dead presidents person
al friendship for her.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
WEDDINGS.

The marriage Of Miss Lucy Marshall
Turner, Of wickliffe, who is we'll
known here, to Mr.. Levi Wade Chil.
dress of st. Louis, will take place at
the Christian church in wickliffe next
Wednesday. Miss Turner is the niece
Of Mrs. T. II. Pur, ear Of this city and
is an unusually pretty and charming
young woman. She has frequently
visited here.
Miss Eugenia Robb and Mr.. Robert
Grimes, Of this city, were married
Tuesday at Cairo. 1t was q surprise
wedding. The couple are residing
with the brides mother at s25 CLARK
street.
Miss Beulah Oovington, who il well
known in this city will be married
November at her home in Gilberts.
Vile to DR.. II. O. Garter of that place.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03

Der Of society people. Mrs. Scofield
was assisted by Signor Marescalohi.
her former teacher Of Chicago, a mag.
nitioent baritone singer and Chew. 10
Verde, a noted pianist also OF Chicago,
besides local talent.
There were several box parties. One
given by Mr.. Abram We'll included
Misses Elizabeth Sinnott, Mary Boswell
and Ruth We'll. Messrs. Abram We'll.
Wallace We'll and Edison Hart. An
other by given Mr.. Charles Reed, in
cluded Mesdames NJ. G. Cope Elizabeth
Tisdale and John p. Campbell and
Mr.. Reed. A third box was occupied
by Misses Dow Hue bands, Lulu Reed
Clara Parks and jeanette Campbell.
A box party was given at The Ken
lucky Monday night by Commodore
Given Fowler in honor Of Mrs. Bryant
Snyder Of st. Louis. Tho guests were
Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Gregory, Mr.. snt
Mrs. 7 q. LEIGH, Mr.. and Mrd. Cool
Husbands, Mrs. Snyder, Misses Emm,
Reed and Martha .Leeoh and Messrs
S. A. Fowler, Charles Reed, Giver
Fowler.
Another box was occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph l.. Friedman, Mr.. anc
Mrs. X. b. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. J,
q. Flournoy and Mr.. George Wallace
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
MORE HOT SHOTS
Major w. c. Owen Still Making
DemagOgues Vince.
Compares the Republican With the
Democratic Administration.

Greensboro, KY. Oct. 3-Major W.
y. Owens spoke here to representa-.
tive audience Of nearly 1000 people.
The audience was composed largely of
substantial Republicans, but there was
large sprinkling of conservative
Democrats and young men whose par
ty affiliations have not yet been formed
and from these Major Owens received
the most enthusiastic applause.
Major Owens was introduced by r.
W. Slack.
Major Owens launched at once into
vigorous discussion Of the issues be-
fore the people. The first matter he
took up was the expenditures of the
Beckha administration. He said had
IL not been for the fact that the claim
against the federal government was
paid in the nick of time, the treasury
would have been hopelessly bankrupt
You will never know" said he,
what became of all that money"
He compared every item of expense
Of Beckham's administration with
those Of BSedleys, and scored the pres
emit administration on the Calhoun
commissions. Especial stress was laid
on the fact that Beckham has not at
temped to refute the statement made
twelve days ago that he had sold par
don for $500.
Referring to the Calhoun claim,
Mr.. Owens said that at Munfordville
ne had stated that he did not believe
Calhoun got all Of the 81, 900, and
that in the fisherman s phrase he was
simply batting place." confident
that guilty sucker would bite and
that at Georgetown Beckham bit.
"Beckham can't, however, assume
responsibility for the entire steal, for
one of his appointees, Adjutant Gen
eral David Murray, has bossted to Ger
tain of his friends in Breckenridge
county that he Murray was to get
SIS, 900 of it. If Mr.. Murray should
see proper to deny this statement
think can refer him to gentleman
who will refreshen his memory on the
subject"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03

and Harrison streets. The lady's prize
was won by Miss CLARA Belanger and
the gentlemans' prize by Mr.. John
Dsnaher. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The ladies of the Woodlands Circle
gave q social session and banquet at
the lodge rooms Of Olive camp Of Wood
man at ct Third and Court last even
ing in honor Of State Manager J. II.
Brewer Of Louisville. 1t was an elab-
crate affair and many guests were en-
tertained.
A missionary entertainment includ-
ing concert and jug breaking ct the
First Baptist church last night was
largely attended and quite successful.
The sum Of $40 was realized to Re de-
voted to the North side Baptist
mission.
Helen the little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Hills entertained some of
her young friends last night with a
birthday party at her parents home
on Jefferson street.
Mr.. James Lane has returned from
the county where he attended a fami
ly reunion Of his relatives at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Hall near Graham
Vile
A very attractive musicale was Civ
en- at the Broadway Methodist church
last night by local talent for the bene-
fit of the Epworth league.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Delphio club will meet Tues.
day morning at 10 O'Clock with Mrs.
Mildred Davis at her home on Court
street near Seventh. The general top.
10 for the next few months will be
Rome the Eternal City"
The Paducah, Chapter United
Ia lighters Of the Copfederacy will
meet Tuesday morning at . O'Clock
with Mrs. Mary Burnett at the resi-
d nee Of her sen, Mr.. Muscoe Burnett
ON West Broadway.
The woman's committee of the Y.
NJ. O. A. will meet Monday afternoon
ct the association building to make
arrangements for the "Peddler's Pa.
rade."
The meeting of the Magazine clut
intended for next week with Mise Mat
tie Fowler has been postponed one
week ON account Of the carnival.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
MILITARY MAN TO WE'D.

The marriage Of Captain George #.
Baltzell, formerly national examiner
OF the state troops Of Georgia, but now
stationed at Plattesburg, N. Y, to
Miss Lucille Atkinson, daughter Of an
to take place, At the brides home in
Newman. Ga, November 10. The
groom is first cousin Of Mr.. W. B. Nc.
Pherson, of this city, and has visited
here. where he has many friends. He
has had . distinguished military ca.
reer, having been among the troops
which put down the boxers riot In
China two years ago, among other
achievements
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
YOUNG OLD WOMEN.

You sometimes see woman whose
old age is Is exquisite as was the per
feet bloom Of her youth. You wonder
how this has come about. You won
der how IL is her life has been long
and happy one. Here are some of the
reasons:
She knew how to forget disagreea-
BILE things.
She mastered tho art OF saying pleas
ant things.
She made whatever work came to
her oongenial.
She retained her illusions and did
not believe all the world wicked and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inquirer.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03

THE HEART OF THE ROSE.
What are the joys Of the rose?
The silence of night at the shrine
Where it lies in n rapture divine;
The exquisite moment IL knows
On the breast Of bride Its last signs
On the lips of poet who dies;
These are the joys Of the rose.
What are the griefs of the rose?
To lie in the clasp OF the dead
While the tears OF . mother are shed
To symbol q passion that goes
Or cover a bosom unkind.
To perish unpluct.,d on the wind;
These are the griefs'of the rose.
Thomas Walsh.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Mary Sykes will arrive hcme
Wednesday from Mary land and Virgin
ia where she has spent the summer.
Misses Louise Cox and Martha
Leecb left Wednesday for trip abroad
They will visit various points of in
terest in the old world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max B. Nahm, OF
Bowling Green, are expected next
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l..
Friedman at THE Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallace and
family will move from their country
home THE Pines" in Arcadia, next
week, 70 their home ON North Ninth
street.
Mr. Horace E. Steele of Argentine,
Kan, the newly appointed physica
director Of the Y. NJ. O. A. arrived
Wednesday to assume charge Of hi.
new duties.
Miss Monte kirkpatrick of Ripley
Tenn, will arrive next week to visit
Miss May V. Patterson. Miss Kirk
patrick has visited in Paducah before
and has many friends here.
Mrs. Richard Dunlap of Paris, Tenn
arrived Thursday to visit her parents
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Newell a
their home on North Seventh street
Mrs. James Walker of jackson, Tenn.
will arrive next week to visit Rev
ana Mrs. Newell.
Miss Anne Bradshaw will leave il
about ten days to resume her musical
studies in Cincinnati. Miss Bradshaw
/ has not yet determined what kind of {
musical career she will adopt until sh,
learns something more of the possibil
tiles Of her voice.
Mrs, Virginia Thompson and Mrs
Roy Mckinney returned Thursda,
from Hickman, KY, where they as
sisted in the organization of a chapte
of United Daughters Of the Confeder
acy. Miss Light Faris, Mrs. McKin
ney's sister, who is well known her,
was made treasurer.
Miss Dorothy Bonner, Of Toledo
Ohio, who will arrive Thursday Il
visit Miss Faith Langstaff had thu
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
CLUBS WILL BEGIN.

Several of the clubs will have their
first meetings for the fall and winter
next week and the week following and
social activities will begin in earnest.
The Delphio club has its first meeting
next week and the Magazine club week
after next. Both have interesting
programs and the prospect Of doing
fine work for the coming winter. The
Magazine club was to have met next
week, but was postponed on account
of the carnival.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03

RETURNS TO KENrU CKY-Mr.
Harvey Phillips, who, has been travel
Ing in Oregon for the Chattanooga
Medicine company, has resigned to re-
turn to Kentucky and accept posi-
tion as travelling salesman for the Par
acamph company. His territory Will
be in Kentucky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03

brisk young Cock scratching for something with which to en-
hens happened jewel Feeling quite
something precious but not knowing well what to
addressed with OF affected wisdom follows
thing doubt but at all to
For would rather have grain OF DEAR delicious
barey than all the Jewels in the world"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
"PEDDLAR'S PARADE. >"

A novel entertainment is being
planned by the Woman's committee OF
the Y. M. O. A. for October 30 in the
parlors of the association building. II
will be known as q "Peddler's Parade
and a number of young society women
will offer wares both useful and orna'
mental. to the public, and the social
features of the entertainment will b.
most attractive,
BOX PARTIES AT KENTUCKY.
Ths ooBoert Of Mrs.. Minnie sconelc
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03

Republicans! Don't forget to regis
ter next Tuesday, October 8.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-10-03
Dress Goods and Silks.

One of the most prominent features
Of the week will be the great display o.
Fall Dress goods. The display is larger
in this store, including the styles that
women of good taste and knowledge
prefer, and the prices are such as to
make competition impossible.
soc per yard for Venitians, GRANTEES
Cheviots, ZIbelines and Scotch Mix
lures, 3S inches wide and every yard Of
them all wool.
SI.oo per yard for Broad Cloths il
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26

was Ie1t on ING OutsIue 20 UegIH7
with will touch him. and if he sue
ceeds in doing so before he gets In
side, the man caught has to go out
side, and try to catch another third.
while the late outsider places him
self inside the circle in front OF
some couple, and SO continues the
game. The American who brought
over and introduced tirza to a New
York party the other evening says
that there is an old gentleman in
high official position at Lisbon
who can boast that he has played
the game all his life, and never
been caught.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26

BLOWING BUBBLES BLOWS OFF TROUBLE les
Bobby Boy is blowing bubbles,
Blowing big, bright, bouncing bubbles.
Bobby Boy had many troubles
Mama said, "Come, let's blow bubbles;
Blow your troubles in the bubbles.
Troubles go bubbles do:
Bubbles Vanish-troub1es, too
So Bobby Boy is blowing bubbles,
Blowing big, bright. bouncing bubbles.
&C. r. Hoagland in st. Nicholas.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
For a Holiday Party.

A holiday party game from Portugalis called trza,
or, in Portuguese terca It is played thus A rather
large number and number of players
qured. They form double circle but do not join
hands. Two left unplaced, inside the circle
and outside. When the game begins the inside
making three in the group On this the outside OF
three must run inside the and put himself in
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
Cause for Alarm.

Anxious Mother Doctor, I am
uneasy about my boy.
Doctor-What seems to be the
trouble, madam?
Anxious Mother-I don't know.
It's his symptoms that scare me.
He has lost his appetite. He only
wants three meals day now!
Chicago Tribune.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26

Teacher-What is an Indians
wife called? Pupil-A squaw.
Correct; now what is an Indians
baby scalled?" a squawker."
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-12-26
A SQUIRREL I KNOW.

know a little squirrel who lives UP in tree;
If I am very quiet he comes right down to me,
And sits his little hind legs,
And puts his paws and begs--
This cunning little squirrel who lives up
The sugar kind with raisns in, mama knows how to
make;
little paws
And bites and smiles. and and
wish squirrel, without pinafore
And not bow and not frock to wrinkle any more
And just little furry dress
t@ You wouldn't me much, guess.
II could be squirrel a-lving out-of-door!
Carolyn S. Bailey in Little Folks.
MY BEDFEILOW.
I'm not afraid to go to bed
Although I'd like to stay
go sleep In all the
The il twas day.
The stars come out. and wink and bliI
The friendly moon shines bright;
A little child who loves them all
afraid
might be just wee bit scared
And lonesome, but
Dear dolly is my bedfelow,
And snuggles down with me!
-Harper's Bazar.
A teacher explaining to little girl how the
trees developed their foliage in the springtime.
'Oh, yes" said the little miss "I understand; they
keep their summer clothes in their trunks The
Watchword.
Pleasant Old Gentleman-Have you lived here all
your life, my little man7
Arthur (aged s)-Nots yet-Lippncotts Magazine.
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