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, 1903-02-21
CLUB WILL GIVE
WASHINGTON PARTY,

The 1T. F." club, composed of Jer.
rold McDermott, Miriam Doyle, Merle
Kissick, Zoe Miller, Venus Frazee, Eve
lyn Eykyn, Alive Hunt, Carrie Hege-
wald, Evangeline Downey and Jean
Douglas. will give a Washington's
Birthday part this evening, at the
home of Mrs. McDermott, when q good
time will be had. There will be games
and refreshments.
, 1903-02-21
LECTURE ONE OF
VERY GREAT INTEREST,

At the Presbyterian church tomor-
row evening the subject Of the lecture
will be: t"On two sides the sea-" Al
ter narrating the events which took
him there the speaker will introduce
his audience to Paris, just at the close
Of the Franco Prussian war. The lee
interest.
, 1903-02-21

Try Pillsbury's Best
Flour and you will use no
other. Laramie Grocery
Co., Agents.
, 1903-02-21

UNTIL AFTER LENT.
The silver jubilee Of Rev. Father
Hugh Cummiskey, to have been cele-
brated on the 23d, mas been postponed
until after Lent, Bishop Keane having
been called away.
, 1903-02-21
cREpITAsLE PERFORMANCE
OF 1.-THE WHITE SLAVE"

A good-sized audience greeted the
presentation of 1.-THE White Slave at
the New Grand Manager last evening.
The performance was very creditably
staged and the parts cleverly acted
throughout. The piece is an intensely
interesting one, though a tri1e too sad
to please some.
, 1903-02-21

Fraternal Union Of America will give
a dance at North Star hall Monday
evening. February 90, 1903. Tickets
so cents.
, 1903-02-21

The beet physic. "Once tried and
you will always use Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets" says VIII
liam A. Gtrard. Pease. vt. These Tab
lets are the most prompt. most pleas
ant and the most reliable cathartic in
use. For sale BY r. a. Esgleston, drug
Eist. :
, 1903-02-21
SEFURNISHING

We have just received . large stock
Of Carpets and Curtains and are pre-
pared to show you the ~handsomest line
" the city at prices that you will find it
to your, interest to take advantage of.
Call and examine them and we feel
sui yon will giye us your orders.
In Furniture our stock il complete
and upto-date.
2t THE W. H. HOLIDAY co.
, 1903-02-21

Sewing machines rented and rspajr.
ed at 317 South Second street.
, 1903-02-21

Oil. needles and repairs for all kiuis
Of Sewing Machines At SIT South Sec
ond street.
, 1903-02-21

Don't forget the Lake Front dance at
North Star hall Saturday evening,
Feb al.
, 1903-02-21
For sale at q Sacrifice.

Our warehouses and four lots corner
Garfield and Front street. with all i'm
provements. Also section Is, township
is, range "A. two miles due west from
Laramie and c%ornering on West Lar.
annie. Six miles of fencing and two
wells, n windmill and Pioneer canal
running through the north side. II in.
terested. call and see property, or I'D.
dress Trabing Commercial Co., Lar.
annie, Wyo.
II the above property is not sold soon
1t can be leased on = term Of ysars 1t .
low rental. Address a. above
1s7t1Ds
, 1903-02-21
Finnanhaddies, at The
Laramie Grocery Co.

Lovett is doing the papering; the
other fellows can't compete and are do
ing the kicking.
, 1903-02-21

Full dress shirts. ties. gloves. col
lars. cuffs. shields, etc. Woodruff &
Terry.
, 1903-02-21

We are headquarters for boys good
wearing shoes. Woodruff & Terry.
, 1903-02-21

New style hats Just received. 6
them at Woodruff Z Terry's.
, 1903-02-21

LOST-Mounted elk tooth watch
charm. Return to this office. ST
, 1903-02-21
YOUNG o p HAVE

SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL.
The young people Of the West Side
church had q very successful and
pleasant social at the parsonage last
night, when a number of articles left
over from the fair were disposed of.
A supper was served and the. Ladies'
Aid society realized nearly $50. A
large crowd was present.
, 1903-02-21

For dress shoes. see woodruff I
Terry's big assortment
, 1903-02-21
Notice..

All accounts not paid by February 20
will be handed to a lawyer for collec-
ion. (157t5) GRAHAM BROS.
, 1903-02-21

Old papers rs cents = hundred At
The Republican once.
, 1903-02-21
THE W. H. HOLIDAY co.

Full dress gloves, ties. shirts. col
lars, cuffs etc, at Woodruff Z Terry's.
, 1903-02-21

WANTED-Any kind of work. Mrs
M. N. Bower, 1877 First street.
, 1903-02-21

Daily Repubnc.a 80 c,otsa month.
, 1903-02-21

NEW GOODS DAILY
The Jewelry, Novel.
ties. Etc, that Louis
Miller puro d
while east is now ar
rivin9 daily CAL md
box ewes tlies neFtl'
stoal
Dsesslaanls3 Avias Aa1Atasg
cheap q NJ sostA ssooaA snssl
, 1903-02-21

Furnished rooms, over Lar. grocery.
, 1903-02-21

For tine Job printing leave ordsfs q
The Republican once.
, 1903-02-21

Zero collar listers. Woodruff 4
Terry.
, 1903-02-21

Mrs. Ollie shearer. midwife. 11s End.
, 1903-02-21

Carrots. Beets and
'Turnips and Sweet
Potatoes at eabodyss,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

Der er / nit Sinh baaoe @inter %
8adr,
men iyem mob ben spige CONNER BET
gddr;
bet faImsr tsrinbe. / angsit Ger tIages.
net 9rennes esrinbe, mso SubeI bet
ooges,
og miittert ieg tror bet. 81 9sbea ital
rodDe,
men ban. Tom ps fupner ps frslier at
Yaaoei
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
Der CT / init Sino
baaoe Sinter og Saar.
8. 8eroam.
$. Rprbain.

8. 8groam.
Sit unbres ieg pper, bbor i9Iiomt bet
eddr:
Ter er / nit Sinh babe @intsr og
@aar,
5rat6eb og 9pngiel Oper ale mine
Sdnfer,
2iDsmoO og Saa6, fom mob 5imIen
iig RAINIER;
beftdnoi9 bet filter, mems 5imerae lie.
meo nagenoe llro og toegsnoe !6piIe.
Gr min Billie ba belt? Gr Der Spin
min SUP
Staar uiister rs fpug iom ct Barn jeg
enbnu,
Der langes mob 0uosrigets ftroalenoe
2ntte,
men naa'r life felt pad 9ubsoroet al
bpage?
9ar enbnu jeg, al gerbsl bsip9ret pg
bunbet,
troos be %sraanenbs !9aar reg nit
9jerte ei funoet?
So, nit Sjsrte jss fanbt, oa jeg msotss
meo lam,
fom paa @olgat6a bar al min grebc
og Stam;
en- Stattsl jeg er fun; tit banee jeg
iuffeb,
ng t1ntte: frr mig par bans Roaoeogr
Iuftet;
men ban Flap mig alorig, Og inge7 jee
tenpsr,
hrem iaa trpgt pg idu trpIiist jeg gap
mig / 6enoer.
men eft, bnan / os Der fun feotes af
aep.
6por tart bet eno bleo %, er piet I'll
9eb;
ON bet frDoer en- Stuno, ON ret
Q9ngslerne binoer,
fom Solftraalen parmer. ION Stjerne=
CLANS %ffilner,
hss tungsrs blso fun ben 2po. fom ri
friiter,
at altTom Ri aoles, bet blsgner oe
briiter.
Men bpob Der at 9erren en- %lpffelig
Stunb
blep faaet / port SieleliDs bp6sife
9runp,
bet fpirsr / asn, oe fun tent faur bet
Sejer,
men GOiebeDstraiter bet unOerfulOt
eier;
| ON Spnben erb friiter og Deben ger
bange,
bet brpber fig Del ielD / 5ioer fulbs
tronee.
Og aft mems bet ieirenoe potter fig
frem,
faa BRACES port Sinb mob bet episs
5jem;
bet lsftes friejort Orsr SoroliDsts
~ M .9ddge,
hi ilbnes til trsftigt at bebe og page,
faar Wob til at lepe ogRraft til at ltoe,
faa fremob imnb Manlet ueb 6dab pi1
ter Fribe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

IHerlle 0le4.
5pert 2ano bar 10 i'm Ra.ur, ca fon
bar maIet os Sperigs og Rorgeg,
S6ireis's. Staiieas 90 bpppist BET
hsaisc 2anoS. Ren oitcTt % tebf.
0anmurts Rdtur, boer entelt Qanbss
bells, % bet par intet timber, at ban
tiliibit gap ps en- bel can't 9eografi
paa imutfe 9ers.
6an er life blot Iltursns Sieter.
9an bar en- 6ortprliebeo for iinorige
9GpentDr. fromme 2~e9enoer. bibelfte
Sogn. 90 Fan paIger ii9 eerne 9em=
ner at 6ortioens 9iitorie, bar 6eIunget
Rormannerne. 8olmar laget, Marit
Stig, Martin 9utber, Gbriitier1 Zen
dnoen. 6dn foritaor besuoen at frsmz
title fin Samtibs biitoriite Stittelier
Iiftert omenb / ct %foritennenoe 21s.
S1aleoes bar ban / lets 9inier gipet
ct 9iaeoe At 6reoerit ben ippenoe, Ger
or truHet.
Dog bsiere enb nogen bite
rife Stittelie, ban hur genfrems
tilt. Itcar bans 9egning al iods
Iranne iimpIc Rutiosmenne fer
iom Smaalonospieen ener 9oitpigen.
Ge er s%ennemfsrte peo ben 1aniomite
Stunt rg leper peo ben aarligbso.
6pormso Be er grebne. Smaaldnosz
pigen. bet CT Soeriss eniomme Natur
/ en- itumt IsIenoe 9i9siiGI, og poits
pi9sn er S6fpei3 iom be Reiienoes
fore 8aratanserai ofipejIet / en- be
Iteben Gtsiitens.
6briiiian Ridarot taller ij9lbent
ON fig ielp. iaare %ii9lbent enbos Blot
/ e9et Ram. Sroet ni tom ~lettere
oper bans 2eber tnb 9. 6pdb Der
fpIote BAN. par fallesmsnneTteIigt.
6an bar en- iamlenbe, iammenfuttenbe
9igteradnh.
6aa f~triftsr life for os. 6an Iaoer
9erne andre tomme til Sroe % blons
Der Blot i'm Stemme / Sorets, bpis
Cpbdb tan y. Meo fine pribate 9l9=
oer ngSorger tier ban blufRrbigt. 6an
ptrsr iie ION Organ. berfor bleu ban
ferit 5aIsmano for ell Stano. iau for
ct 5olt.
!6erpaa beror Ret, at BEN bonIte
Stube1teritanb leper / bans 0iete, iom
ban iaa ben: lngbom, INIT Sinh. COB
9iaie, 9rIig Str9ben. bsis 5prmdaf.
6an ieio par en- folteIig 4ano og aft
.aa6et eno Q9rb; men ban bette alorie
T. plebsjiite 4anosrs Sab til atnbemiFf
Suitur. 6an oioite fuIotpeI. at man
td7 Iepe fit es;t inoerIiae eip os .bOa
aunoifab. lss
Som StubentertDper lspsr | hans
9ers. i~aaleoes osiaa BE- ire itanpinas
bite 6olteilas ION 9pper. imiftert benz
latte meo sanite fau 3rat: ta.
% er Der int for ppnteliet peo Cos
ierne Der,
BET tommsr ai be npsieIise girtetraer.
Ca er BET fit ftittsnt OeO @utterne
Der,
bet tommsr al be mango. mango Ruus
letrGer.
% cr Der Iiot museligt peO Spen=
oe1e Der,
n:t fommer al be ifpssefulOe gogss
tr9er.
Soaleoes taller ban ON be noroife
/ Spgg. Qnosrleoes / Nlpor.
Raar ban ersmte ON 3lnmarfs 6rems
lib, bar bet altib i 5anis meo Nor
ges og Spsriss. Sun 6aabeoe tort
pgiaa for os at here's Spipina. Sn-
gsniteos bar ban uOtrptt bet oejliaere
enb / Sangen oQlOrie bag Suabet"
fra 1866.
Der baros oerfor alOrig @Iapnss
Stemmer ira Nor9e % Sperig, naar
Gbriitian Ridarots Minpe bnbrss.
Com ban nu bar tesnet 5oltetpper=
ne, iaoleoes inoenfor BET banfte aanb
Spoea, SjeIanberen. SsnOerjpbsn
o. +. b. = 6opebftammen / bans 0iste
er 5aOrslanosfong. Sngen bar imfreOet
Here 5ebrslanesfanse, os BE- at andre.
Mr. pr Tlanens ifprfere an par life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

SeIo er isg n9iten lamIlddet at 5orz
bapielis oper ben umaaoelige 9eltaz
9eIie, arigen Ear pdtt opsr Den belle
9erben. M9rfp9roi9t moi par Der lite
tila9rmelIespis ube for at mootdge os
/ paris fom / Berlin, tiltroos for, at
ben fgrite er en- itsrre 9n. 0runoen
BERTH mad formobentlig fsges / Den
n9rmere beil6etebe Rationdlitet.
4propos ON 9sres Bog. Mpn=
beer General. jes bar l9it ct eaer anoet
Steo, at 9eres SefretGr bar itrepet
eIer famlet 8oeen efter 9eres Dag
beser og Rotitisr. Oette er formoz
oentlig life albeIes / Operensitemmelie
meo Sanbbeoen?
8eneralen trddete ct Sfriot tilbaQe
pg ubbrso meb en- o9Eoig 6ddnobes
p99elie:
Oct er 5alitbeo! Seq bar bsrt
bet for; men jeg tan foriitre Dem,
Rpnbeer, at ieg oiloe ulorig i9tte nit
Rabn pda Ell dnoen Manos Bert.
Seq bar beitrebet NIT 9io i 6elten ira
IerIte til iioite Dag. 6oorleoes tube
nogen tunoe gore bet for mig2 9uts
terligt! Seq forte ingen Ddq6og %
6aobe ii9lben 3iO til at itripe oRptitz
Ter. qlt er nit eget Qrb.ioe!
SEQ opbdgeoe, at ri befanbt os pda
ben breoe @ej til BET furli9e Gmne, og
breO !9iernen for at bringe 0idIogen
ino paa ct i~itrsrs Spor, od De yet tom
mig / 5ortsbet peo bebGnoigt At petile
Ronerne.
= 6baO Stag 9anO ey Ganmdrt /
9runoen, bierqfulot2
llben determining dfleoerebe ieg e.
rasmus Montanus' Iioite Replit ON
Sorb.n:
- Nej, 6r. General, Del er fldot =
flabt ION en- ponoetagel
= Qltiaa lieeiom Soaano, iIet ia>
gen 9ieree2
Seq ftpnbte mig at tilfsje. at isg
bapbe bert Gale ON ct gi2rg, Ger b9@
pebe iig bit oper Soroen ct eIer auoet
Stsb / Sbaano og beb 6immeIbierz
get. (Selp bar ieg alori3 iet oet)
= 6immel6jerget? Oct ma oart
meget bpitl fprtiatte 9eneralen iorz
pentnin9sfulot.
Sa. 0mtrent $50 SEQ OOer
9apet. goot Moali
Ser qjoroe hi noele Setuntsys OPP
6olb, til Generalen bapoe let I'D og
tsrret gjnene. Sou ia9be ban:
= timber nit Sp1o1o / gnftldno
mobtoe jee enNl9neoe grepe fra Oans
mart meo Spforbrins til al TONNE
berop. Oct piloe bare interssiertt mig
meset, bpis 5ioen bapos tiaaot bet.
Seq tror, at mar fan lore en- bel Del
ON 4gerbrug Der. .0pab uofsres Ger
eeentlig melt fra 0anmart?
= 6%opeoiagslis tint Smsr. tror iss.
pg os Gmigranter!
Sa. bet banite Smsr bar ieg
pfte bort roieaoe omtale, ertlQreoe be
Zee meo en- @arme, Der nriten imigrez
&c mig. Seq bar %forsprigt ogiaa en-
Gang / 5riiidten bait en- euo Ben, Der
bar oanit. 5ans Na0u bar Gbrtitidn
Gbriitelien, fenoer De ham2
Seq inoremmeoe itamfulbt, at per-
fonen a mig tomplet ub.tsnot, men
at ieg bog fdupe bort Nabnst fsr.
Oct bar en- brap Garl en- al be
bebite, ertl9reoe 0eneralen meb IN m
foingsnos arm6spa5eiie % Ct 9ds /
bet tribe St9g. = Ssrrea mac pioe,
6por ban MI er bsnne. tilfsieoe ban
meo ct opbt Sui. = Stufoe Dc nogens
iinoe tr9He BAN = Gbriitian Gbriz
itenien beboer ran - ioa bis bdm
mango 9ange fra mi3l
= 5afi
paa ben oanife Rations og ebriitis
an e6riiteniens 9egne, bpis Ram isg
berpeb foreoigsr, rate jeg I 5aosbeo
ben bersmte Observation-Disclosures. 0dn
ben bjerteIi9t os lange, bOorpua
b git 9psr til fit = ies meb Saotrbttst
at en- %noturlig pannst, bapsrlig og be-
ffensu mnnrnrnnrh hna,, G4,hrs- 80
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
Sc @et paa si,mrejicn.
st Snterpiew ON gorb.
go eamperen sSoran",
aapitaben, Hopbr.

Gfter at babe paret iasst at bet
belize Garopos Undergraduates os be
melt 5lODtsrifigs frantic Og enseIite
sSnterpiepere, iabst fin bejre 9aanb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

tantate, b9peos Zjeblittets Stemnint
til 8oeii.
6per 2inie Der ba0be 5pnO og Del.
tlan9, be lette og odnienr: Hptmei
(5lpgtiee 5elt for en- fl1gtig 5lof)
iom De pagti9t ftrioenbe:
SmDtte bill Ri bore 999ee
Meo Qtbenes Stiolb % CAME.
Deb bort Banners 8lepertranie
Smptts oil ri pore g9gge.
5aa, iom bapoe itrepet 9antoten
bar Dor Ynoline. gi BAR itolte a
Fam. De andre Digtere til1prte 9loyt
Sla9tteo. pan bar Digtsrsn al Dol
gliote. Oi9teren for os StuOsnt:r
5srit Qaret efter blep ban 0igteren for
BET banIte Self, bets 3plt / bitre 81.
mer.
Def bar ham Ri ftplbte, at Ri til
Roroiit 0eitto baobe faaet omoelt On
9iIe, Der bar ct ufOrglemmsligt 0i3t:
Gn Staal for bet blintenpe Sserncl
9aa1b,
Der foloer ia en- Speriaes Stulner.
5am itnIote ri, at Ri peo Grunolops=
feiten boDoe faaet en- gang i 6aoansn,
ION aIprig gift % at Minbs:
5ribeb, ou Rorbsns f9tte Rr,
babel Blob. fun ej i 5aarer
folbrun ON ainoen,
bib iom en- gjsrn % let iom
9inbsn.
Def oar ia1oe Setter, hbcr ili9. 9e.f
bleo iungne fsrIt Sang.
9an tunfs bare goomooiQ ifGmts
ION; men mar ban par dlporli9, bl,n
bet fimpleite 2Gmne unoer hans 6Qnz
Der til Stenber. t0an funr, fad Spro.
get til at hinge % til al NAE. 6a1
9uooe De uoodlgtes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
g0ne til at Mite IN 6aanoiulo Orr
iddleoes ldmmen, at ns GAP en- unosrs
Zig. Iteenninasp9tfe9be 5armoni. SCR
bette aniIag:
Zen gamle Stoopsi 6uer mig pel,
Zen FAR noget miIot beorgr.t.
9isie 9i.lier er mountaineering
fsrt ~rieninnlie, fprbi nisie a. D, IL.
ej, /. Q pad en- mpitiIf Raaoe finger
fdmulen iom Regnbueas 5arper, iaa
for 8iaeoets Sriitig1eO, Der meOOeler
ben gamle Stopoei periOnliS Stems
ming.
Den sdmle StobDei buer mig pei,
Den bar noeet milot beorepst,
BELT Iaar bet latter benab Go9Io
ca rgbt bet fpiqer pda Qspet.
Zen er aFl9es; ben frnber / Sfjul
for Solen; ben ferer irgeniteos ben.
Den fpnes fulo at Sreb. og iaa raier
bog Silpereliesfampen / ben mellem
8pr og 9lanter; gObsrtoppen trums
line lange 8raGer; Der mprbes
baabe meb @ift og 9olf. Den gamIe
Stoppej er ct 8inebe al Qlnatursn.
Gn Naturelifer Og en- NaturDigter
bar g6riitian Hi6arpt. Stabigt lepes
be ban meb 4arstib og Dasstib, meb
Qanb oe Se, meo Storm o. StiIe.
5an mailer Qsbfpringet og befpHssr
@fteruarsitormen, Sf9rfommer, Seps
TENDER. 0ecemberffoDen. 9dn fsler
msb 8regnerne. Der bremmer om ben
lib, ba be bar Sfope, meb bet buifeDe
Straa, Der leger aorn, meb ggen os
ben piloe Rofenbuif, @ebbenbsn og
piletraet, 5eDegrunea os Sulesranen,
5uglefpiODer oe 2~9rteiang, pg liar
meD Nattergulen, ben uunieliss Gam
ger meD be graz. beifeDne 5jer. 9on
bar funset ON ben japanffe Ssne Sulie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
Sale
Gfileringcn al
Gbriitian Gi6arots Snite.
Gt9rtt ~forturtet.)


Gn 5oraorsooe for mart fprretnpe
4or iioen forloo De oaaIte Stuoenter
ocres 9dmle imuofee 9olig / Bob
lns9aoe, gift meo oeres 5aner i pro
cesiion qennem 81en % boIot oeres
Snoto9 I bette imutte 9us. 9a bIeb
for fsrite Sang ben aantote iunget.
fom. ltrepet / Saeens 4nleoning og
tiapmpenoe Orb fra Ell tioligere Rus
tantate. bapeoe Zjeblittets Stemning
til 9oeii.
6per 2inie Der ba0oe 5pno og Del
tIang, De Iette og bunienr: Rptmsr
(6lpgtise 5eIt for en- flpgtis 5lof).
iom De p9gtiet ftrioenbe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02
,Sanifcrcn"

bliper ienbt til Subitribenter. inbtil ub
trpttelis Opiiselie mobtoaes Of ubsioerne
oe al @rlb er betalt, / Cperensitemmelie
Hiso De 5orenebe Statcrs 9uitlooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-02

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb.
as second-klas matter.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-20

bly, acted on.
Several deeds to lots In Oak Grove
were ratified.
The bill from W. II. Psrham and
Co., for bedding, etc, burned many
years ago during a smallpox scare was
refused. IL amounted TO s75. The
former councils had refused to pay it.
The motion TO have the saloon clos
ing ordinance printed was adopted.
The motion to donate 400 feet Of
lumber 20 residents in the worten Ad-
dition, who want TO build a walk from
Goebel avenue TO Huntington Row,
was adopted. The residents agree to
build the walk il the city will donate
the lumber.
The engineer Is suggestion to bring
in a new street improvement ordinance
making some necessary changes was
favorably acted on and a new orii-
nance will be drawn up and passed.
Councilman Hummel suggested
that the city solicitor give . written
opinion relative to the matter Of al.
lowing former Assistant Fire Chief
Augustus his salary and the legality
Of discharging him and also as to the
condemnation OF the Leigh building
opposite the city hall on Fourth street.
The motion to have the city solicitor
to bring in written reports by the
next meeting was adopted.
Mr.. 4. ID. Thurman was present
at the meeting and was allowed TO
speak. He wanted to know IL some
arrangement could not be made to
open up Washington street extended.
He stated that Mr. Frank Rieke was
building a nice residence near Nine
teenth street and that the foundation
is in the middle of what would be
Washington street extended. He
wanted 20 see IL the city would not
cooperate with the property owners
in opening up the street aud in get
tisg Mr.. Rieke TO move the site of
his house. The matter was referred
to the joint street committee.
BY motion the council adjourned.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-20
Mr. Ed YANCY
WRITES AN INTERESTING LET
TER FROM HIS NEW HOME.

The Sun is in receipt of the follow
ing very interesting letter from Mr..
Il. D. Yancey, who has gone to MIN
nesota to reside.
Paducah Sun, Paducah, Ky.
Gentlemen; IL is with much pleas.
ure inform You my wife and little
boy Edward Dean and myself arrived
in Minneapolis, MINI. all o. X. We
find it very cold up here. Ii was 20
below zero the day we arrived. The
atmosphere is very different here from
what it is in Paducah. 1t is so dry,
light and pure that 1t does not affect
you like it would If damp. l am very
favorably impressed with this climate
so far and also with the firm, NJ. A.
Gedney Picking Go. 1 represent.
A big snow fell here December LIST
and the citizens say it probably will
not go away before April. Everything
in this country is on runners, when the
snow fell it was packed down on the
streets and pavements and they are
now a solid cake of ice. The little
boys can skate all they want to on the
streets and pavements. am told it
never rains up here in winter season.
Some mornings. early, it looks very
cloudy, but by Q o'clock it is as nice
and bright as you would want to see
it. Today the sun shone as yht as
you ever saw it on nice, bright May
day and apparently it was warm. but
it had no effect on the snow which
old not show any signs of melting. l
am told il is lovely mp here in sum-
mer. al ways cool, especially at night.
Mortified, the town l am in tonight,
is whero the Younger brothers and
James brothers robbed the bank sever.
al years ago. Two Of the gang were
killed. and one of the Younger broth
ers wounded. would like to express
my best wishes to all my friends in
the dear old town of Paducah, and re.
quest you to mail me the Daily Sun, as
| am in Repu blican state will have
to read a Republican paper. With
best wishes to all my friends l am,
Yours most respectfully,
E.O. YANCEY.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-20
CHEAP HOMES IN TEXAS AND
ARKANSAS

Along the Cotton Belt route-land
that can be bought for 50 to So an
acre and up-out-over timber ground
that makes good grszing land, furnish
ing range ten or eleven months of the
year, farming land for corn, wheat,
oats, cctton-some of it peculiarly
adapted to quick growth and early
maturity Of fruits and vegetables, such
as pea ,hes, pears, plums, strawberries.
tomatoes, potatoes, onions, cabbage,
Misunderstanding good markets in the
north at fancy prices, on account of ex-
cellence Of quality and earlier MATURE
ty than in other sections. An ideal
place for the man of small means
cheap fuel. cheap building material,
long growing seasons, short, mild
winters-a lard of sunshine and plen-
ty. Let us send you literature descrip-
tive of this country.
Homes in the Southwest"
"Glimpses of Southeast Missouri. Ar
kansas and N. W. Louisiana"
Through Texas with = Camera"
Fortunes in Growing Fruits and
Vegetables, THE Diversier,"
fruit and truck growers journal.
On first and third Tuesdays of each
month the Cotton Belt Route will sell
one way tickets from st. Louis,
Thebes, Cairo and Memphis, to points
in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas, at
half the one way rate plus 80 or round
trip tickets at one fare for the round
trip plus 90, allowing stop-over going,
and 81 days return limit.
For full information, address,
e. W. LA BEAUME,
G. p. AND t. A.,
st. Louis, Mo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-20
WAS TOO Big.
OLLIE JAMES COULDN'T GET
ABOARD THE SHIP.

Washington, Jan. Colts a good
thing l was erected to congress instead
of 70 the navy" remarked Represen-
tative elect Ollie James with a great
heave of satisfaction at breakfast this
morning.
why's that?" inquired Sherley,
of Louisville, who now sits in the
front row of the kindergarten class
Of legislators.
"Well, here is a man named Simon
ton" said James, "who was elected
to the navy in the physicians class
Now they can't give him his job be-
cause he is so big they cannot get
him into a torpedo boat. That re-
minds me that when 1 first came here
| wanted to go on one Of the excur-
sions on the submarine boat which had
Just been accepted by the department.
The captain said l could not go.
why can't l go?' says l, just a
bit wrathy, for ] knew ii would go
hard with me in my district II 1t be-
came known that they would not let
me do things other congressman were
doing. You can't go because you are
bigger than the ship, said the cap
tain, and guess he was right, too.
looked down at the hole where they
were getting in, and, honestly, I don't
believe l could stick one Of my feet in.
It seems to me, though, they might let
the doctor chap serve on battleship.
continued James, who has great sym
psthy for the troubles of big men. 81
am going to look that fellow up and
see if can help him. Pehaps we can
make him health officer on the Rio
Grande frontier. There ought to be
room for him there"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-20
FOR PERSONAL INJURIES
WIN. PRYOR BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST THE STAND
ARD OIL 90.

VIM. Pryor has filed suit in the
circuit court against the Standard Oil
company for s6,o damages for per-
sonsl injuries alleged to have been re.
ceived Dec mber 10 when one of the
oompany's delivery wagons oollided
with Pryor's vehicle and threw the
plaintiff out and dragged him, perma-
nently stitfoning one leg for life, it is
alleged in the suit.