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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18
MAY HAVE POULTRY SHOW.
Gre iisable Exhibition Could Be Made
 at Opelika.

Eufaula, Oct. 17.-(Special. .)-An effort is on foot to have display of fine poul- try at the street fair next month. There are a number of fanciers in the city, many of whom own very fine breeds. and 1t is thought that a highly creditable show could be made Wood Moore, of this city. has taken a premium at nearly all of the late fairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

At a recent meeting of the Junior Law
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-02
la reyoIuci6n marroqu(
NUEYos ENou uENTRos.

NUEVOS ENCUENTRoS.
Nuavos sncuensros han tanido Iugaf, en-
trs fueESas del suitaR los rsbaldas. Estos al
guam dsS sgiaDfo triunfo.
La actitud del Sultan es asme, Yacon'
esntra tropas isaiss en- las principaiss ciuda'
dss q dei imperio, para Ii dsfensa del tYono.
ri <AspiFSntes confia an Qaa sara total.
msnss derrotado si Sultan.
EL ACUEDUcTO
Los revoiucionRrios msrroqufss dsstRuya.
ron el aeusducto de Fax.
" Las eafisrfss fuaron rotas y los eontornos
de IL eiuded van fnundadoa.
La situ&ci6n en- Fax o. horrlbls.
Ei Sultaa he dado muassras da gran va
lor, los habttantss de Fsx la dsnaossrapon
absoluta hdslidad. ss. @B
RQsCAN REFUGIo.
Ezaxss rsfagiado "a los harcos da guerra,
adluchos sxtrsnj sTos rssidantas en MArruseoa.
Dicsn que los revousionarios comssan horri-
blss Acsos dc vsngAnzg.
Green los sxtrsBisros qua salen aal impa--
rio, gus lA situs On dol Satan 80 difclifslnaa,
INGLATERRA ALE EMANIA.
Estas dos potencias europsas, seg1n dss-
p&ehos Ii Paris, couvienan an mantsaer uns
aesitud espsctsnts anse 10 ds Marrnacos.
EscaadrKs de estas dos nacionss ssska en
aguas afrieanas, obsarvAndo si daserroIIo de
los anessos en- 81 tmpsrio mRrrcquf.
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Ri Criwen de la carretera
CONTRADICCIoNES

eahide % sus REfasI GutIsrrax ha qusride
RsuriE oil sapsI dc mGtEdor de Q alias en- sQus.
bFsda de OreS, eFeysndc sAlvar = sus conaortsB
de eRuAA satvarss lusgo asf propio, isstiAsan.
do 10 AR Rssi6n ilegitimA por parts de Q allies
Ia Asfsnaa propiA por paris sByR,
Psro 81 PobEs GatsrreE 10 que h9 hsehs
% confsaar L. gulpAbiIidAc de todos, hAesR
mas AHletiva In sitnRci6n sn que 50 hAllan 60
Dljo que faS agrsdieo, sstAnao dsntro del
eoehe, poF Quiesi qua en- asa posici6n fu6 laGio.
nado por este y,dsfsndiSndose en- l& E2isma post
Sion, ie mats eHerpo . cnsrpo.
Be hA pEoDAao qua las ropAS del iAtsrfseto
no fnaron quamAdRs. nj AhumAdaS por efYctos
del diapRro y aso, nscssaRiAmenta ha osbido
suceder, siendO muerto Qnilos por nm dtsp&ro
de Arm@ Dc fus 60, cast boea de taRre, seghn
confession de GaIisrrsx.
GatiarTsz dIio quo hAbfa sido atAeAdo y %
hRbiA dsfsndtdo SIN salir del coche, y loics, muy
leios de donds ss hall&bA oil vshisulo--p0r eisr.
10 nj l&do del cadAvsE do QuiIes-Ss snconsF6
un& t&pA del tac0n de nm xApAto de GntisEFs5.
Hseho pRobado.
Psro, sobrs todo, hay un dAto sIccusnts
q. dasbruya lRs combinAeiones concsbidAs para
qus quadsSa sin cAsAigo al barbara Asssinato.
@obPs sac dAto dice en- M ocusAei6n sl fs-
cal Ruxlihr sshor CAmpillo.
GSa oa han mcstEado, como antss os hs d.
cho, todea las prandkS que sf dia dc Rntoa ves-
MA oil MGus&do GntSrrss; de entire elias sAc&r5
dQgalMr9 naoHkr9rosiE nuevAm ante: oil pAntRl0n
nm puma de In GamisR: examinad CON deten-
ci6n sH@ p1no, ssforeR del JnRado, vsdio bisn
RnB@pgrenRRdo. CON 10 cuRl 90 damusEtr& qua
poF In hsFida qas rscibi0 sn In mnfisca dsrech&
mEnAbA AhunaAnte sAngre; examined &si mis-
mo al pADtRl6n j&d VuestrA ABsnc0n an el
b0lsIllo donde 90 hA mRnifssthdo GEtie sraS que
pcrtRbA sl revolver y deCidms, ssfiJFas del Ju-
EEdo, SvsiB en eBe pAntAion en- oil Nitio donds Ra
enEalntEa oil bolsiDo 10 mes Isvs m&nsh& ds
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aapgrep NO; luego oil Guti6rrez no saco OIL Fa-
v6ivsr nj dispAro con 81 como os ha manffesta'
do: no fue 81 Quian dispAro s0hte al tnterfseto,
pusR de habsr sido msi dada Ia a3ngre que
mAnaba de In herid& de In mnnseRs como asi
nos 10 manihestA el puilo de sss camisal 81 pana
talon aparacsFia bambisn msnehAdo en- Is par
ss donde ss hAlIA situsdo al bosllto, "a vsis
dEs no aparsee m&nchs aguna, Hnbiera po-
dido demostPAEos 10 mismo con 81 exAman de 10
hsrfdA estud1AEdo su importancia aus else.
aos, psro he estlmRdo mas conventanss estas
va QUE tRnto vosotrGs como Gl que items s no.
nor de informaroS, somos pFofanos en- ID eisneiA
nae 1icaS
A6n habisndo pPobado Gatierrex ser el
mataoor. no probsndo la defsnsa propia, los
einco raos inGnrren en- raspcnsabiltGed " 81
efeeto, sjgus el se1or Oampillo.
sEi Minintsrio Fiscal acuss los cineo Teos
dc habsr asssinado OArdona; pnea 81 es var
dad que &paRace solAnosnts revolver por
tnnao nm bF&Ho, ese bFSso armada Gel revolver
no psrtsne ki g ataHrsx Sino estos eineO acu-
sAdos que Ants In leg forman IN solo cusrpo;
aaf noa 10 dice de modo tsrmin@nee o OOdfs
go Penal viganta, en- Sd Artlsulo S5 @todas las
personals compieadas an Ia comiaion del eli .
men, v fnaEa felony 8 misda3msnoE qua d.
reetamants cometieran oh Acto conatitutiyno DEL
daiIto, O. no hali&Rdosa preKsntsas hlabteren
aconseiado sn eomisi0n 8 InsssAdo ella. son
urincfpaIes autores del czimsn somstidoS p0r
Santo on sl case pResansS los since inCumbe
la rssponsabillda0lAomo autorss del deiito.>
desxrufao todA In dsfsnsR sstu0fadA para arran-
cay de IL red del C0atgo penal los autoEss del
cEimsn dc In carretsra.
Ydaspues. h sbr& JurRdo que lss dselars
6fmDios d. enipe
81 los hubisra, ssos tusess. ssrfan hombrss
sin viEtudss pdbliens sin consisncia.
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ESQ es una informalidad

Haas pr6ximsmsnts dos masses que los tus-
egHy ssereaaIios rsmiaisFon al auPSrvIsor de
eleceiones, las enentas marussritAs hrmsdas
de 10 deveD&saa por imperio de In lev ca loa
diAH Il, 15s 2s 20 de OstubEs de Novism
bHs.
DsspusR de higanos dias sin davolver las
refsridss cusntas, envtA sqas ueatTo oaraa I'm
rreeAs, CON dsseHento dsl ala 30 en- q IA d sron
los eitAdos tuseea okiRados sSRha1sr en los
pFescintosl SARA qas las frmAran remisisran
aI SupsrYlaor, ,constRndo Oh Tecibo as sumaa que
a. 40 no han aldo saaitfseEGs.
1HaatA er6ndof
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-02
Un autOm6viI
envueIto p0r ell fuego
EN- Cayey
'En Cayey

Haca tres dias SO pxoouio IN ligsro incsn-
dio en- mn auscm6vil, qus eat2ba 81 IL s&lls dsi
eomsFcio, de Oayeg.
PoF an descOido tnRdversido del e0nductox,
euAndo Asts sc hallAbs alimentando IN cAldsra
eon gasoifns, ds pronto qusd6 envaelta an lla-
mas a msquinariA.
Por ser mny lista Ell rsfsrldo eondnctor,
logF6 extingair enssgUtds e1ineeBdfo, svitandc
de ssRuro INA dsIgracis = los cnriosos que se
sglomerAFon 3 eonsempizr la ecnrrencia, y 4.
br&ndo de las lIRmRa as eAsAs de DON joan
Bsnsty estaci6n ssleRrAncs, frsnts las cnales
tuyo lugar oil tncioSnte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-02
& Mi canto /" y "LeiIa .

MHss alxunss dfas az HsrRldo EaPsHsls
pnbIieo uHa somposiei6n pcAticA de FalAKdo,
con oil sand6nimo GLst R.p
Cemo qnisEa qna 0ieho ssuoSnimo dssds
mAshO lIempo AtrAs visnx asAncoo nns seiiori-
- qasridh amiga nnsstrA, qas Essids hoy On
Gag aAH, haeemOa s6plfeAs snyks, ssAA aalAKa-
ei6n.
oonItS, pusa, qua todAs lbs ccmpoaisionss que
nrnA GLsiAS--a o txespci6n de GMt cansos-
soItsaponds unA poabiaR vsgAoals ne. cue
: I"aSssaA@snse naaS@snse nos pida CUE knAkasm0s -
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II &n BlQQ HGSMSfAu0s lQS sIEul6nB1s SI&a9
= soldados del ragimisnto pusrtorriq
Pof convenir al mejor seryicio
Compaf1ia eAs Isidro zAvala, Praxsde
Lopsz, Eduardo Rodsfguez.
CompanfA eBs Tomas Losano, Alejandr,
Aponts, Lula Sol Wsnceaao GraulAn. =
Oompa6fA eCS Zoilo Rnix, Antonio NJ %
lon Eisussrio amirez.
omnania @Es lMsvagasz) MarsisI Bsrmu
daE, Rafael Psrss, Gaviao GavAy, Manue
Moore jose e. Msldonado.
Cam psfifA xFS (CAysgl Damstrio DIax
Andres Rsmos.
Oomps Ms CO Cslsslino oaldsx6n, Nisols
DtAx, Conrado Gaid;cili, e Ranno R7driguaz
Menusl CoFdero. Frederick Jamss, 8 S,hastikr
Jordan, A0dT6s Msrtinsz. ri gasi M1n3z, uiit
Paggcini, FEancisco Sandoval y Manusl Gin
iron.
Compsflia xHs SAFgsnto Juan Lopax ,
so,dados Juan Hanssnu, Juan @ Torres
Phillip Lshmaa Tfansieeo Rssss.
Por no neeesitarse en- oil servicio
Comps fifA eA4 CAbox kam6a 3 arrara, v.
lentfn Co.6p P4chsco William Msrris, Coz
nsros JuaO Ssakfai Jaan 8. Monsoya, soIdso
Avelino 3 Daspsn.
Compahfa sBs Ramon Santiago Card
mo G+rcfs.
Com f1fa sOs Sarganto Msnuel LiovsAs.
CAbos Ramon Gsrefs, Bonifacio AviI6s. ia
tisgo De Afcs, Osrnssa Juan ArroYo, Rsl
Assncio. soldados Lorsnxo Avles, n 9nsi
Eugenio Cotlaso, Francisco G. DAvia, Mnsl
EssradA. Fernando Feanec, MAtao G6masRa-
mon Hayn60des, AursiiRno L6Dss, hausl
L6ees, jose %. L6psx, Lsopuido P&diiia Ia
K miiiano Padtla, Juan Nd. Paiie1as MAO
Ramfrex, Juan @. r 1dlfguss, Eduardo R&rio,
Jolio 3. RoJrfguex, EvRvtsao Rodsfgu Eu-
gsDio SsnHago, Ssion6n Torrssoia, 1aonfo
T.. G 6n Joaquin Lugo.
Compadia sDs (Ponesl Oabos GAosEao
Soier, JAfme Julia. Frank BryAnt, Adado
Asfrsdo G&mbsro, Maresiino Batter, srcei-
no Cssanova, Juan C&rdoEa, Jos6 1ds7ons !
J uan OrEx. Pi&ofdo 91as&lex, RfeArdF 1nxa- 4
lsx. Jss6a airra, Qaln.fn M2!donadcF Juan
Uoidgs.
Compsi1ia xFs Cabo Agustfn n Vargas,
Tomas Rosa. MArcial Robes Sanlko Gar
efA.
0omps1fa sGss5argsnto Carlos salgado
J s0Idado JuaA Oals@aa.
Compafla 81. Sargsnso Irvine lRshanus
J aoidado Jos6 HsrE4ndss.
Adenaa So lIesneiar6n ctros \ innsliss.
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La causa por contrabando
HAY CuLPAB .Es CoNVICTos

Eel Comisionadc ds 10 C0rte de Circuito,
Mr.. Anderson, Ia declaTado que, luego de az
tnvestIR aei6n con mesiso de Ii dennneiA del
eolector Crn5sn, encuentra eulpAniss en- Ell cnns
srabAndo sticores, hecho per al SLaursl.S
Hasta ahoPa sxlstsn tsssln1onios keusativos,
eoncrstos, contra oil cspissn Ms1tx.
Ia cuAnto Batlsr 81 Prccsso 80 sobrssse,
pero este seFs objsto de otro jafefo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-02
LCdOs. Lopez 8 Igarayidez

AYsr tEvimos 81 gasts DO sAludaE ca sstA
ciBtAd, q DussiEos disEiD Raidos amigos les II
csnelAacs ooR R,fAsI LopeS LsEdEsn dcn
6ui!isFmo IgArRvios1 Landz6n, qsisnss, de
pAso para Csgey, estuvisEon sn estA eiHcad.
"a HsnoE IgarRvf6ss FegsssG ha psc0 de
EsppkE poF vspOr "a fonso XIIIS
RstHaEAmoA les dos nUssaro afsetuoso
cordial sAiEdo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-02

Nl iIRBtrAdo 1sVsn Don Salvador Amill
mill, hA 0btsnido eI grado a. ueaneiAeo- en-
deracho, trEa bHtllAntiHmos eisrcieios en- ana
Dc lRs msioR nnivsEsidAdaB ia Esp3Ma
Los pefi6dlcos @e la antigua matr6poli,
tisnsn frAsss dc honor de RlisnEo para ei nue..
yo iHrlseonsuito, quianss felicitAmog, por
trAtArHs 6s nm oompatricta diatlDguldo.
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Tip6grafo herido

Antas d. ansehs fu4 hsrfdo en- Sen Jaan.
81 intsilgenta tir6graf0 caborr0jeno don Lucas
R. lriIArFy.
ITixAKry Yeeibi6 IN bkIkso, casual, an ma
pisrnA, an los mcmsntos que 80 dfspar&bAn tt-
ros de Eav6lveF sn kqusllR ciudads dssptdisndo
sl Ano.
Ia hsrida dc IrisaEry % d. pron6sties ~
atxvhdc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-02

- NIGEL Suarex, fabricante inportsdo
de aombreros. Fortalexa SO, almacHa
San Francisco 90.
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Licenciamientos
de soldados y cIases
DEL BATTALION PUERTORRIQUEN0

Han sido IicencfAdos los signisntss clmaas
y soldados del rsgimiento pusrtorriquefo:
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IA aggression
TURBA PREsO

Antisr tarda, astando sn 10 sateei6u dsl
feProeapri ds San Juan, fsS agrsddo por Ii
espasdA nusstro busn amigo eorreligionario
don Pedro Vsrgna de Is 0onchs, por 81 surba
Anssima Orinu.
Dsnurciado el hacho 81 iuax BAr6n, exi-
gi6 OifInO $500 do hanxa por su iibarbad, pa
sando 81 prorsso Al Tribunal de Dlstrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-02

EaRa emRar MN RcsfAao
IN nm dis tome las PAETILLAs 2 NIhs
De BRoMo QUTNINA. - boeno = os-
yolvex6 sl dinaro 81 10 g eurA - axmh %
y. W. GROVE - halls N esosslih
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
A GOOD GAME
THE l.. A. LIS TO PLAY ME-
TROPOLIS TOMORROW.

The Psducah team being absent
Sunday afternoon the local amateurs,
the l.. A. LIS, will play the strong
Metropolis team at the league park,
the proceeds being donated to charity.
These teams are well matched. Me
tropolis winning the first two, and the
local boys the last, of three games
played ut that place, and the fans
will be given fast article of basebal
The game will be called at 3 80 sharp,
in order to allow the visitors time TO
catch the train. The lineup is as fol
lows: Metropolis - Laird, catcher I;
"Highpocket" Davis, pitcher; l..
Davis, first base; Willis, second base
Ward, third base; King, short stop;
Wheeler, left field; Wilson, center
Mathews, right field.
l.. A. L.-Hays, catcher l.. Brahic,
pitcher; DiuRiud, first base; Conray
second base; ]. Hugg, third base; l..
Hugg, short stop; McGarrigai. left
field; vogt, center field; X. Brahic,
right field.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
TAKE THIS CHANCE
TO GO TO CALIFORNIA
OR THE PUGET SOUNI

August 1 to IA, inclusive, e47. so
round trip from st. Louis and $45
from Kansas City and st. Joseph.
Consult nearest ticket agent about our
through tourist sleepers to California
and Seattle.
CHEAP TO COOL COLORADO.
Every day we sell excursion tickets
to Colorado and Utah resorts at ap-
proxiately half rates, with return linn
its all summer.
TO MINNESOTA'S
BEAUTIFUL RESORTS.
Daily, round trip tickets to all Min.
nesots resorts ct . mere trifle over bali
rates. With her 10000 lakes Mime.
sofa offers Q wealth Of summer attrac-
tions. Write for list of Minnesota
boarding houses and hotels.
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS.
The first and third Tuesdays OF
each month at approximately halt
rates to see the magnificent crops OF
the West and Northwest, and to helI
you secure . home in tnat rapidly de-
velopinR region.
Write us. describing your trip. The
Burlington lines are the main Travelled
roads throughout the West and North
west.
L. W. WAKELY, Gen'l Pass'r Agent
q. b. OGLE, Trav. Pass'r Agent.
604 Pine St. St. Louis, Mo
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
BIGGEST YET
SEE THE SELLS
BROTHERS FOREPAUGH
AGGREGATION.

The big circus has come and gone,
and all of those who went and were
heard to express anopinion say that the
ForepauRh Sells Brothers show is the
biggest they ever saw. The tent is
perhaps the largest ever pitched in Pa
ducah and every act is a marvel of
modern methods in the business, and
the menagerie is unsurpassed. The
show played to'mauy thousand people,
and gave great satisfaction.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29

#Relieved Powers in last of sixth
Powers r. lieved Witt
+Relieyed Powers in seventh-Pow-
ers went to center ami Sohwab went,
to bench.
Earnel runs. Pafuoah 10, Cairo : ;
struck out by Witt l. Waggoner 2,
Orr 3, Wilson b,se on balls, Orr ?
Witt 4; home run Sullivan; two base
hits, sullivan, Edmonds, Benke, Long
lett on bases, Paduuah :, Cairo Is;
stolen bases, Powers OFT /, Akers &,
Gage /. Edmunds 2 Benke J, Girard
/, Wilson /; umpire. Mitchell time,
2 20; Attendance, 100.
score bs innings;
1924 1861
Paduoah 30 Is 90 x-l6
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
LOST A LEG.

Alvey Toy, the sixteen year old
son Of Mr.. Tack Foy, was the victim
Of q seriouo accident at Cacye, Ky.
In company with crowd Of young
people he was returning home from
Nus Creek and when he resched
Cayce he an6 several other boys were
resting their horses when train
pulled in and they decided to hop on
il and ride ehort distance. Young
Foy missed the step and fell under the
wheels, his Lee being ground off just
below the knee. He was picked up
and wounds dressed, his leg having 20
he annotated. He was removed home
and from last reports was resting well.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
THEY WANT TO KEEP JOE.

a letter from the sheriff of Wichits
Falls, Texas, says that the au thorities
there will noe give up Joe Campbell
of, Fulton, wanted at Msytield for Jail
breaking, but will try him there on
a similar charge. Campbell, since his
escape from Jail at Mayfeld, where
he WAS confined for horse stealing. has
stolen two horses, two saddles and two
pistols ID Texas and the officers will
see that he gets just punishment there
and will not turn him over TO other
states unless he is wanted for murder
somewhere. The sheriff at Wichita
Falls lad a hard time in capturing
Campbell. The prisoner is wanted
on several charges in Arkansas
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD EXCUR-
SION BULLETIN

The Illinois Central Railroad %
announces reduced rates as follows:
Cincinnati, o., September and z
$40. As for the round trip, good return
ing until Setember 10, account of fall
festival.
Hot Springs, Ark, every Wednes
day ana Saturday until September 80,
s13. 10 for round trip, good returning
for 60 days.
Baltimore, Md, September II, IS,
10 and 20. s23. 20 for the round trip,
good returning until September %.
Tickets must be deposited with joint
agent Immediately on arrival at Balti-
more. and fee Of 25 cents paid at
time of deposit On payment of 81 in
addition to the 25 cents referred to,
tickets can be extended to October 3,
upon being executed by joint agent.
Account of grand lodge, Odd Fellows.
Yellowstone Park sl06.75. On
Thursday, September 8, the Northern
Pacific railway will run a special eK.
cursion to Yellowstone Park and re
turn, leaving St. Paul 1915 p m.
The round trip from st. Paul will be
ss5, and includes sleeper transporta-
ton. st. Paul to Gardiner and return,
the necessary dining car meals in both
directions, stage transportation, and
hotel accommodations for the regular
five and one-hslf days park tour. A
deposit of $40 will be required when
berth reservations are requested. In
connection with this tickets will be
sold to st. Paul and return for $21.65,
regular transportation only, not in
Guiding sleeper to or from st. Paul.
J. T. DONOVAN. Agent
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
REPUBLICANS WILL NOMINATE

REPUBLICANS WILL NOMlNA Ale
The Republicans of the Fourth judi
oial district will hold a convention at
Princeton. KY, next Wednesday for
the purpose of nominating candidates
for circuit judge and commonwealth g
attorney to oppose the Hons ]. +.
Gordon, of jacksonville and John l..
Grayot. Of Smithland. Judge j. +.
Gordon had no opposition for the
Democratic nomination to succeed
himself as district judge. Mr.. Grayot
also had no opposition for the no nina
ton to succeed himself as comon-
wealth's attorney.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.

Russ Williams, Jonn Brent ana
Rum Stafford, of near Hickman, were
struck by light engine which was
backing into town and all were more
or less injured. Mr.. Williams was
probably the worst hurt. the engine
hitting him fairly and knocking him
some distance, but all will recover.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-29
DEATH AT COLUMBUS.

II. B. French, well known plant
er who resides southeast Of Columbus,
died of consumption. Six children sur.
vive him, his wife having died IS
years ago.
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MISSED HER DRESS.

Miss Bessie Ward of Henderson,
filed suit against the American Eek.
press company for $500 damages, Cor
failure to deliver her graduation gown
to her in Chicago at the commence.
ment exercises Of the Chicago College
Of Music.
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l 3 o o 3 1 3 O Oil
Cairo
BASEBALL NOTES.

DAhAAhs ~ 1'f tNO
Potts did excellent work ut shor,
yesterday.
Girard pulled down regular can.
non ball yesterday.
Benke and Longs hitsing yesterday
was feature Of the game. Long got
two doubles and two singles out OF
five times up.
Paducah not only knocked two
pitchers out Of the box yesterday bu
also knocked catcher out of the game
OFT got so bum that he had to be TAX
en- out.
Orr was taken out of the game yes.
terday on account of weakness from
hard base running. One hat was Sc
cured of Horseshoe" Wilson in two
innings.
Tom Stubble6eld, the manager of
the Paducah colored team, has his
men in Cairo today playing the crack
st. Louis 400 team which they defeat
ed three times here.
Cairos new pitcher is here. He
halls from Bowling Green and is
named Kirby. Either Brockes. or
Kirby will pitch this afternoon for
Cairo and Wilson or Hudson for Pa
ducah.
The Cairo papers do not know what
to make of il. They comment ON the
victory of Paducsh, and the batting
ont Of the box of their boasted cham
pion, Brockett. principally in dashes
ana exclamation points.
Edmund's catching yesterday was
first class. He stopped very wild
pitch from Orr with his bare hand and
later took a quick fowl tip with his
bare hand, nearly breaking finger.
His throwing was excellent.
Manager Eichenberger, of the Cairo
team ives somewhat in the air yester.
day. He says Paducah sometimes has
the greatest gang of sluggers in the
league and that he has telegraphed
several more pitchers to try to hold
Paducah down.
Csiro's supply Of pitchers has been
and Smith said he might
pitch today. Powers was used yester-
day and stated he did not know he
was a twirler until necessity demand
ed and then il was evident that he
wasn't when he faced the "Psducah
Butler, Behan and Accorsini, for
merly Of the Jackson, Tenn, club.
have been suspended by the K. ]. I.
league officers TO- jumping their con-
tracts. Behan and Accorsini left the
club Immediately after the general
fight four Of them had here on the
river front one night not long ago
The Hopkinsville New Era makes
lew observations about Henderson
which might apply here. Ii says:
Copeland is now captain Of the Hen
terson team, and showed that he in
tends to control his men when he call
I'd Warner down for beefing at one Of
Umpire Clark's decisions. IL was a
welcome change for the Hopkinsville
'ans to hear captain say "Shut mp
md play ball" instead Of having him
luit the game because the decision
was against him as jackson is in the
habit OF doing. I"
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Paducah enjoys-we say "enjoys'
sdvisedly the distinction Of having
batted Cairo's entire staff of pitchers
out Of the box with the exception OF
Wilder, who finished out the game
Thursday that maj ked Brookett's first
defeat of its kind of the season, Yes
terday four pitchers were put to the
bad for the Egyptians and the Cairo
boys have q decidedly better opinion
of the Paducah crowd than they had
when they came here.
Witt was the first to be batted out,
Powers soon followed and Wagner
finished the game. Cairo led in the
tallies until the sixth inning. when
Paduoah bumped herself and made
eight scores, and piled mp six more in
the seventh. Every member of the
Paducah team made one or more hits
except Wilson, who did not go in until
the seventh inning. Summary:
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THE STANDING.

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Cairo at Paducah.
GAINESVILLE at jackson.
Henderson at Hopkinsville.
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ing Of the wemb prouse scanty painful periods Emos
or g0slhs. AnKogs mothers OF pse-iacst, bolousye5
wssky daughters, hateVcr the cause green sickness
discharges Of IeucorrhOcal or catarrhal nature
apparent tendency 10 cOnsnmpt iOn. freNul or
fearful nature. III itsrs relieve youf Mind with tho
cefslriy that YOU can soon make your calsAif ven
Her age does not matter. whether she Is a child o.
young lady. L have not space for paticuars here
fsfs eonideaisI slsh 10 sei yeu BohaG tell others
: hat Is all ask. Address
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