davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

Proclamation bes u u
berneurs.- Qdut Der an dnDerer
SteQe per0ffentli9ten Proclamation
bes @ouperneurs Sobn 8alterSm smith
pirb Der 9anfIa9ung5tag IN Utarpz
Lamb, tpie i'm gar13en 2anoe, am 26.
Nobember g~efeiert lperOen. Bte Der
@oubernerr 1agt, bat bas 8Olt bDn
Marnlanb groBe urfa4e gum Sanz
fen, ni6t nur alein, baB es bon 4ez
ftilen8 unb l1ngIiid berf4pnt blieb,
fonbern au9, baB Die 5pet 9rtmGrz
na6len, 3pei a~qgemeine 8ablen unb
Sic 8egiftration gIiidli4 iibertanoen
finb unb bic nG9ite @a6l nod Elm
gauges Sa6r fern liegt.
4bleben.- Srdu Mdtbiloe 90,
6emmeter, Wittpe bes berftorbenen
So6n 6emmeter 11nb Mutter ppnProz
feTor Or. Sobn 6. 9emmeter tarb
oeIfern in i6rer leBten NpAnung, g9r.
932, 6arlemz2lpe., BON mo aus oas
QeidenbegGngniB am @onntag 9ta4z
mittaq UNI 3 u6r ftattftnOet.
- Srau Sophie 6etm, Satin BON
6rn. 8ert6olb 5eim, iturb geItern in
i6rer leBten Do6nung, Nr. 1926, Do
berftraBe. Die @ntf4lafene mar in
6efenz9 armftabt geboren uno fam
Dor 80 Sd6ren mad Nmeritu, Sic
mar Elm Mitglieb Der IA FL. Notbbelz
ferz8 emeinbe unb binterlGBt ouBer
i6rem @utten, tpel9er bereit5 felt 5
Sa6ren geld9mt burnteber liegt, 5rpet
@06ne, bic So. SObn 9eim, @iaiom
Seim uno 5rau Carrie Parr II. 6rau
emma 9aud, fOtpie IA @ntel II. 3pet
@4peitern, 5ruu GOnrab 8. &iaz
maDer urb Sratt Gbriitian 9ente.
8etruut. - 9r. George 2eimz
ba9, elm in tpeiten Sreifen belie6ter
iunger0 euti6zNmeritaner, @o6n beS
befannten pafagier@N genten 9rn. 9.
Qeimba9 BON Der %. II. .. 8u6n,"
unb SRI. W&arte 5reoertd, So4ter BON
5rau Catherine 5reberif, prroen gez
tern Nbenb oom Yaitor Marfus8a4z
mann BON Der 5, ref. ct. 9oulsz&trz
DE an gantpnzNbe. in Der 8ebaufung
bes 9rn. Qlfr. @ebe, Nr. 1921,
8antitruBe gum 8unbe fir 2eben
bereint. Die 8ruut trug Elm &leio
aus Crepe be Chine nit 9anbItiferet
beieBt unb Elm Bouquet G6rpidnt6ez
men. Der 9o63eitsfeier ipobnten bic
le 8efannte bes 8rGutigams BEL unb
nert6poIe 8eI9ente Itefen Elm, fotpte
ber3li9e 9rutuGattonen, b%arunter bic
le aus anberen @tGbten. Die Neuz
permGblten begaben ii9 auf bic 9o4z
5eit5reife na4 Nepzgort, Buffalo II.
ben Niagaraz6GGen unb tpsrben nad
i6rer 8iidfe6r in Nr. 115, Norb=
Wtlton=Npe., tppbnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07
Strite %nufaearbsu.

Ntaguro6u1ts 9.zg., 5. NOz
pem6er. - Die Milt3truppen, bic bier
gum @4uBe Der neuen @leftri5itdtsz
4nlagen gegen Die itritenoen 8uuz4sz
better 5uiammenge3ogen tpuren, tpurz
ben bsute no6 9auie beorbert. Die
5triter baden ii6 nit benz GO6niaB
BON 81 prO. Sag 8ufrieoen ge9sben
unO nobmen 6eute Die Nrbeit nieoer
n,tF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07
800, 900 9GieaeIb gefurbsrt.
8efGtigung bes 9erii4ts ii6er Die
Gntfi6rung bes MiaiOndrsfObnes
Wsnb in bic 9trgtnier 8erge.

&i4monb, 8u., 5, RODember.-
gongreBmitglieb Slemp beitGtigt
beute 46eno ppn 8riItol aus bas Sc
rii9t, buB Ii9 Der junge Miaiondrsz
fo6n @bfparo 8. @enB aus Pbilabe[@
p6ia, pel6er Dor Sturgeon berIdmanb,
uls @eFangener in Den 9Gnoen BON
8unoiten i'm @ebir5e Suopet : 8irz
sinien's befinbst unb Dab feline @ntz
fii6rer Elm 20iegelD BON 100000 fir
i6n fprbern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07
gerriniate sGnger bnn Baltimore.

9auptquartier: r9ermdnia : MGnz
ner6or : 9oIe." 9rdiioent: 9enrb
@ieieting, Hr. 228, Derl. Gaiternz
Ape.; cOrrefp. unO prot. Setretdr: ).
Wm. 9ubenius, Nr. 1923, Orleans
Str; 6inun8zS etretGr: @eorg Stint
mel6eber, Nr. 315, NorbzGb Str.
S6aBmeifter: 9ermann MifIi9, Nr.
713, WarrenzStr. 9irigent .. W}ez
Iamet. 0eleguten@8 erTummlung ieben
5peiten 6reitug i'm Monat.
4rion"-9auptquartier Stag
9aIe," Rr. 205, 9dnOoeritr. Sing
itunoe: Mittpo4; 9irigent s. 6.
Srant.
n9armonie"- 6auptquartier:
Rr. Ala, Neitz6aDettes Str. Sing
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07
9ublenurabers strife i'm WrFru.

0enper, @o1., 3. Nob. = @ergez
bens tparen Bis ieBt ale 8emiibungen
bic Ro6lengrG6er i'm Is. 0ttritt Der
rntteb Mine @orfers. Der Colorado,
Rep Mlerico, l1ta6 unb @boming
umfabt, BON ibrem Strife : 8or6uben
u65ubringen. 9rGiioent Mit6el bon
ben limited W2ine Worfers bat bic
5trife : Orbre erlaFen unb am nd4z
ftenN}ontag ion bic QrbeitseiniteIung
e%rfolgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07
GDuQrD NQiue,
Ofentfi6er 2lOtar.

@oqma4ten, ger5i4tIei'
ftungeH u. +. IN. mad alien
SbeiIen beg QusLunbes fper'
ben auf bus 9epiFenbafteTt:
ousgefertigt.
Ollie Qustunft iibsr Resea
lung rOn 8eTmOgens sQnsss
Legen6eiteR in 0eutfaIuub,
Seitrsi6 II. {. IN. pirb uus Z
sntgsltlib ert9et!t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

Silfs @8eriff 3
g 6teBboIb. - Sn Der 8irtbz
16aFt bes SoIepb Ritger, Siiorpeitz
@de Der @agerz unb Wolfeitr., f4oB
oeitern 46eno gegen 6 l16r Der 9ilfsz
@deriff 6arrp 8btte ben Is Sabre
alien 6arrp 8ropn in Die linte Sette,
erqriff Die 6ludt unb mar Bis Wfitz
terna6t geItern @benO ni4t eingefdnz
gen. i3eugen Der Nffaire ertlGren,
bah W6ite in bic 8irt6i4uft bes
Ritqer fam unb 8ronn na6 fur3em
Mortne6iel eriu4te, i9n, Bbite, gu
f6Gagen, bumit er 8elegen6ett babe,
i'm tpie einen 9unb nieber5uf4ieBen.
8ropn ion ibm gar nt9t gedntportet
ba6en, ~tpprauf 06ite benRebplper 5og
unb auf 8ropn fdoB. 8ropn rpuroe
ms rSo6ns !9opttns' 9ofpital" ges
f6afft, no bic Qer5te fanben, oaB Die
8uqel on elmer 8ippe ubgepral1t uno
auf Der re6ten 9eite unter bemS3ulz
terblatte fteden geblieben mar. Sic err
flGrten bic 8unbe fir ni4t gefG9rz
li6.
4ngebtt4er Supelenz
bieh. = Sobn NoGan BON gtr. Ut,
SfzG6aieftr., tpurbe am leBten Wfittz
nod in elmer @irt6f9uft an9arf orbz
Mpenue unb gageritruBe I'm cine golz
bene llbr unb einen 9idmantring i'm
@efammtnertbe bon $500 beraubt,
unb eeftern Na9mittag idnbte Squtz
re Qepis in Der norb0itlt9en Polt5etz
Station ben 81 Sabre alien @bparo
e. Rabigon BON Nr, 1408, 9%plbrootz
ffruBe, in's @efdngntB, neil er angeb=
lid ubr unb Sling ftubG. Der 8ruber
Rabi9on's, Sofepb, tpurbe I'm $25 II.
Soften beitraft, neil er am 4benb oes
Wabltaqes in benz 2aben bes Sleeper
ggriebmann, Nr. 912, &i9lanbsape.,
cine 9ufplinerploiion mutbptut9er
Meife perurfudte.
8etteIte aus prtn3tp. =
SenrD 2eberer, Elm 43 Sabre alter Gr@
benpilser, Der seitern Dor 9pli5eiri4z
ter 3aab bonn fibli4en 0iItrift be-
bauptete, baB er aus 9rin5ip ni4t ar
bette, ba es Meni9en gebe, Die uls
@eber BON 4lmofen gebOren ieien,
tpurbe gu 5tpet Monaten Irbeits6aus
perurt6eilt. DARIUS S6enotpiB BON
Nr. GIG, 9anOberitrube, berunlabte
2eberer's 9erbaftung.
ii -
.ragt die 1Ds SOts, Die Er Inner G6kaut Hah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

= Sm &p6lergruben 0titrift bon
Bilbao, @panien, 1T Die Qr6eit piez
Der aufgenpmmsn tpproerk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

elite Settunaen (&orreiponSsntsuh
Zoe. pro SuHhsrt, 81 babsn in Der Office bes ~1t
ihtR GOrI,ipouotntsR," EaItimSres Str. nRh n
StIeesA pennAA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-07

Qanst nit Al &ajiiten> unb 1873
3pifGenbeds : Pufdgieren bier
an. - greigniblpIe Geiie.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

German and English wsrships have
forced Venezuela to a realization of
the necessity of paying her debts,
something she would doubtless have
continued to ignore had not she been
called to terms by the two powers
named. II these powers are not emit
tied to any preference in the payment
Of claims when they are the only ones
that took any steps towards forcing
the settlement with creditors then nc
business man or concern is entitled to
any more preference when he closes
another mans store by attachment
than one who sits still and let's the
other fellow incur the expense and
trouble. This is purely 3 matter Of
business, not sentiment, and should be
settled ON a business basis. We be-
lieve in giving Venezuela all the sym
pathy that is due her, which may be
much or little, according to the indi-
vidual opinion of various people, but
the troubles of our neighbor should be
settled according to business, not SEN
timent.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
THE NEW HOSPITAL
Some Of the Doctors Do Not Like
Prospect Of Delay.
II Might Be q Year Before the Neces-
sary Preliminaries Would
Be Over.
THEY WILL WAIT AwHIL

II seems that the city hospital bond
issue proposed in the municipal boards
ut their recent meetings and referred
for investigation may not prove salts
factory to the promoters Of the chart
ty hospital, ss such q bond issue
would have to be submitted to the
people, which some Of them did not
seem to understand would be necesss.
~. This would cause endless delay,
and might in the end result only in
the defeat Of the proposition.
What the doctors want is . new hos
pital, and they want it without fur
ther delay.
A member Of the committee appoint
ed to look into the matter said this
morning: 81 was yesterday informed
that the council could not vote bond
issue and that the matter of issuing
the bonds to cover expense Of the hos
pital would have 10 DC submitted 10
the people. Now we could do this
all right and feel certain that the peo-
pie would vote the issue, but we I'M
derstand that the vote would be taken
at a regular election.
IF this be the case then it would
BE- some time before we could get any
thing definite settled relative to the
hospital. The doctors may return to
their first plan, that Of puplic sub
scription, to secure the immediate
building of the hospital.
There has been no meeting Of the
medical society board as there is moth
ing to do as yet. The two boards
have investigating committees sp-
pointed and the doctors will wait a
while and let things take their course.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

ty had been vaccinsted when a. was
ordered by the county board Of health
there would now be few, II any cases,
or at all hazards no epidemic threaten
ed. There has never been much trou-
Bile in the city in vaocinating the peo-
pie, and the children who attend
school sll have to be vaccinated before
they are received. When the health
authorities order vaccination as q pre-
caution against smallpox, the people
in the city obey it, if not voluntarily,
then by compulsion, and the people
in the county are no better. II vacoi'
nation in the city is safeguard, il
would be likewise in the county. II
may be no protection at all, but the
presumption. ON account Of it's univer'
sal use all over the world, is that it ID
q protection, and should be used when
deemed necessary.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
WANTED IN NASHVILLE.
ALLEGED TO HAVE STOLEN
FROM A QUARRY THERE.

Officers sIngery and Rogers last
night arrested william Joseph on q
shsnty boat on charge of being a
fugitive from justice. A message was
received today from the Evansville
authorities saying that he was wanted
for grand larceny, and they will come
for him at once. He Is alleged to have
the men who attempted to rob the
postofiice at Martinburg, Ind, last
Tuesday night, was arrested at First
and Main streets by Mr.. Kile and Dep
uty United States Marshal Walter
Black burn and william Blades.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
FROM BROoKPoRT.

The ST. Louis ard East Shore Rail
road company has MED their papers Of
incorporation in this county. The
proposed line is to run from East St.
Louis to Shswneetown and from a
point in jackson county to Brookport.
Thence it will run in a northeasternly
direction back to Shawneetown, making
complete circle in its southern run.
The car of oil that was lost in the
river by jumping of the transfer at
this place about a mouth ago, was
torn up by the rough river Wednesday
and quite lot of the oil was caught
by people working OH the river.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
BLUE IMPROVING.
III HE Is NOT TRIED HERE HE
WILL BE TAKEN TO KUTTAwA.

Henry Blue, the negro who tried to
help Louis Bufort escape at Kuttawa
Wednesday night when Marshal Nc
Oullom had the latter under arrest, is
improving at the city hospital and as
soon as the wound in his leg is healed
sufficiently, will be taken to Kuttawa
il charges are not preferred against
him here.
Blue Is known to be bad negro and
once served six years in the peniten-
tiary for horse stealing. He had been
out only year and the police here
are investigating to see II they can
not find some thing against him here.
II he is not wanted for anything here,
then the Kuttaws officers will take
charge Of him and will give him a tri-
al for attempted assault on an officer
in discharge of his duty or for aiding
a prisoner to escape.
An effort will be made to identify
him as one of the highwaymen who
recently held up Motorman Terry
Coleman.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

Home buying and mortgage paying
made easy by cooperating through the
Kentucky Home Buyers 90. Operative
Association, Edgar W. whitternore,
manager, $40 Broadway. Paducah.
You can buy home or paw off mort.
gage by easy monthly payments. 1t
is home institution and all particu-
lars will be promptly given on re-
quest. Phone 25s. Our agent will
call on you and explain the plan if de-
sired. II
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

II seems to be generally known that
the reason the city light service is so
bad is that the street lamps are not up
to demands, and the machinery is In
sufficient or worn out, at least to some
extent. II the city cannot make the
necessary changes what is going to be
done about it? There is no excuse for
further committee investigations,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
COMMITTEE MEETING
Conference Held This Morning at
City Hall.
An Outline to be Made Of Work-Al
most q Mix-Up of Officers.


The public Improvement committee
OF the general council met in Mayor
Yeisers office at the city hall this
morning pursuant to 9 call from the
mayor.
The members Of the committee are
Aldermen Kirchof, Ohamblin and
Riglesberger, and Councilmen Hum
mel, Hannah and Potter. Alderman
Singleton, who happened to be there
was invited in. and Street Inspector
Eaker was also there.
It is understood that practically
nothing was agreed on. The matter
IL permanently improving several
blocks of streets, as agreed on at the
meeting held at the city hall few
mornings ago, was discussed, but no
agreement was reached. IL was not
decided which streets would be i'm
proved, nor how many.
1t was practically settled. however.
that the committee is not in favor OF
bond issue, but Of improving the
streets half the cost to be paid by the
city and half by the property owners
The ordinance creating the position
Of assistant changing overseer, and
fixing the salary. was ordered drawn.
II is to be presented to the council at
it's next meeting, and will provide
salary OF ESQ month, the assistant TO
work all the time spd be paid regu-
lar salary, working about the city hall
when not out with the prisoners.
Heretofore the assistant worked only
when there were enough prisoners to
justify q division.
Il was decided to allow the council
to get up the street improvement or
dinances and the assistant overseer
and after it has reached an
agreement, the aldermen will take
up the ordinances
IL is understood that resolution
was ordered drawn defining the du-
ties and powers Of the street and pub
lilo Improvement committees Ii is
that there has been some
little friction in the past between va
rious committees, and it is desired to
have some sort of an understanding
relative to what each is expected to
do.
Chairman Hannah, Of the street
stated at the citizens meet
ing . few days ago that every time n
piece Of property is bought, 1t Is charg-
ed to the street appropriation, which
makes it show mp badly.
II is understood that Street Inspect
or Esker and Councilman Hummel
came near mixing up this morning,
but trouble was finally prevented.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
CAlRO'S FIRE BUG.
YOUNG NEGRO ARRESTED AND
COMPRISES TO THE CRIME.

One hundred thousand dollars worth
of property was burned at Cairo, Ill,
because Nathan Prevail, a II year old
negro, had grudge against different
persons there for abusing him. He
set fire to the Csrey-Halliday cooper
shop which burned q snort time ago
and was eau ght night before last
while attempting to set fire to another
house. He is responsible for several
recent fires and il believed to be crazy
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
1t is hoped the doctors Of Psducah

It is hoped the doctors Of Psducah
will not allow their project to obtain
a new city hospital to be pigeon holed
by the council and lost in its unful.
filled promises to afford the people
needed relief. The city has for . quar-
ter Of century needed better hos
pitai, and If it is now delayed until
the dilstory methods of the admins
tration can get in their work, 1t will
go the way of every other improve
ment that has been considered by
them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
There is now some talk of the gov

There is now some talk of the gov
eminent changing the course of Ten
nessee river from near Birmingham in
Marshall county, and have it run vis
Mayfieid and intersect the Mississippi
at Tiptonville, Tenn. II this is done
skiffs will run regularly from Biz.
mingham to Paducah for the accom-.
mediation of the local travel May.
field Messenger.
We don't doubt it. Perhaps little
winter would do Mayfleld good.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

Goloonds, H., is agitating the
question of electric lights. 1t seems
hard work to convince the people,
however, Of the advantages to be
gained. A correspondent of the Me-
tropolis Herald declares that two rea-
sons are urged against electric light
ing. One is that removal of lamp
posts may Inconvenience some of the
men as they go home at night If not
make it impossible for them to get
there OF all, and another that there
will necessarily follow reduction IN
spooning. If these two objections are
overcome Golconda will doubtless soon
have electric lights.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07


The suggestion to issue bonds to
gravel the county roads, or as much
of them as possible, seems to meet with
general approval, and the people Of
the county, especially would no doubt
indorse such a move. They can better
understand the necessity for good
roads, and can better appreciate the
annual waste of the money they pay
in for taxes, on unsatisfactory roads
that never improve. 1t would be more
beneficial, and cheaper in the long
run, to pay out the money now spent
for repairs every spring and summer,
for ianterest on bonds issued to gravel
the roads. In few years more than
enough could be saved to pay of the
bonds and in the meantime there
would always be good roads.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
ARRESTED AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville, Feb. William Barrett,
alias d. O. Oysh, identified by 8. @.
Kile, posteffice inspector, as one of
stolen block and tackle and lot of
other things from a quarry near there
before he started down on his boat. =
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

A mule got stuck in the mud at
Mayfield and had to be shot The
streets here are pretty bad at times,
and il may become necessary to wade
or swim occasionally, but we have
not yet reached the sticking stage.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
SIMPLE COLDS.

Cease to be simple, il at all pro.
longed. The safest way is to put
them aside at the very beginning. Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup stops cold
and removes the cause of colds. 25c,
SOC and 81 a bottle.
Sold by Dubois. Kolb and Co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
THE WEATHER.
Rain or snow tonight and Sunday.

Tennessee is making lively war on
the saloons, but then it isn't far ia
Kentucky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

I: Adelins Patti is preparing to make
another farewell tour of America, the
FIRST In several years.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
DAILY THOUGHT.

EVERY man is a sphinx to all 9TH
ers. an unsolved riddle, an agent from
his Creator with sealed ORDERS
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
PRISONER PARoLED.

Frankfort, Feb. State prison
committee today granted parole to
william Newcomb, Rock Castle ooun-
ty, serving sentence of 81 years for
msnslaughter. Newcomb has been
confined in prison here for nearly l2
years.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

Gospel meeting at the Union Res
cue Mission, 49, South Third street,
at 1880 every night. Everybo cor.
daily invited to at end r. W. Chiles
pastor.
"a L
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

1t is probable if people in the coun.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
NOTED MooNsHINER DEAD.

Glasgow, Feb. Ed Lodgen, no.
torious moonshiner, died at home Of
his brother.in- law at Horse Gave.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

plays. MRS. bruno comes 10 rne men
lucky soon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
New Waist
Goods

Madras and Canvas Cloth, colored and white 2sc 55c
yard
White Nesting, new, Csc to 81
Fancy Madras, white and black and colors, soc to Use
Zephyr Bingham to 2Sc
Snow Flake Etamne for shirt waist suits all colors 2sc
yard
Colored Linen Examines 4oc to soc
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07
Sale of
Manufacturers
Samples
Of Ladies'
Muslin Underwea

We have been fortunate enough to buyfrom large
manufacturer his entire line Of samples Of Skirts. Draw
ers Corset Covers, Chemse, etc, price that enables
us to sell them to you at wholesale cost and on many
everything from plain modest garment to the most elab
orately trimmed pieces.
You really cannot afford to miss this opportunity, it
means dollars in your pocket to buy now.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-02-07

Il would seem as il everyone who
had read E4Tard Noyes wSstcott's
delightful char nlru>Skstchs 2snI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-24

 YOU CHRONIC DsEAsE-I afflicted with chronic dis   storing to of of
 
  I CONSULT WITHOUT CHARGE Those who should
  ment confidential
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-24
MlddIe-Aaed Remanees.
he Baltimore Herald.

From the Baltimore Herald.
 It Is not only among the very young that romance thrives. The midle-aged seem even more fantastic and wildly sentimental in their love thoughts than the girl in her teens. The craze of women past 35 for marrying young men ten and fifteen yea their junior Is on the increase So far from the matron having graduated from poetic Ideals, she seems to have merely gained In appreciation or their charms. One can scarcely mention all the cases like this because .hey are so numerous, but that of Lady Randolph Churchill is probably the most notable. Although having a son nearing 30 this gifted woman, whose perfectly retained beauty is the despair of other women and whose literary brain is the admira- tion of men, felt that longing for TO- nance which only comes to the young in heart. The theory that "a man is as old as he feels" applies also to women, ana Lady Churchill, not being