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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16

Bright. catchy music lot too elias
steal to be popular. cle.ar book re-
nlcte with amusing lines. a plot that
deserves the name and leads In a
natural and sane way to many funny
situations; a long list of principals,
singers and comedians: a chorus Of
forty pretty girls are the component
parts OF the comic opera called Ser,
geant Kitty" that viii be seen at
The Kentucky tonight for one per
Torrance.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16
An Improvement in Supplying
Engines With Sand.
Engine Boilers Are 10 BE Cleaned
With Hot Water Hereafter
Steam Heat For Planning
Mill.
SOME OTHER RAILROAD NOTES

There are several decided improve
ments going on at the local l. c.
Il ops.
This morning the sand house. To-
Gated north of the shops. was lacked
up and a four foot foundation will
be built under It, this being necessa-
~ TO the improvement which will
be made in the matter of sanding
engines.
I'VE have been working under
difficulties in sanding our big en-
gines," Master Mechanic h. J. Turn
lull stated this morning. "and the
improvement we are making will
neatly facilitate the sanding of all
classes OF engines At present we are
forced to carry sand in buckets to
sand some of our larger type engines
and this requires time and much
unnecessary labor. We intend to send
by air hereafter.
"The sand Is dried In a stove and
run into small wooden box at the
base OF the stove. We will run a So
ries Of pipes into the sand box and
hoist the dry sand to the top Of the
building into large bin and natural
gravity will be used in running II
down into the engines This will
save time and all the engineers will
have to do is to run their engines
under the spout. pull Il down, an
let the sand run in"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16

The appearance OF Lottie Blair
Parker's delightful play. Under
Southern Skies" is an event that
should be looked forward to with in
terest by our thcater-goers. The COM
pany is "A large one. Numbering %
people A Halloween celebration dur
ing which a pumpkin dance is in
troduced. and never fails 10 delight.
Beautiful southern melodies are in
troduced with great effect. The story
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16
Theatrical Notes

The Sergeant Kitty" company ar
rived today and is one OF the largest
that has been here this season. II
has been playing only the largest cit
.es. and the Nashville and Memphis
papers OF this week gave Il a high
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16
SKIN HUMORS
BLOOD HUM0RS
Speedily, Permanently and
Economically Cured
by CutlCura
WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS
Complete External and
Internal Treatment
Price One Dollar

In the treatment of torturing. dishg-
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blotchy and scrofulous humors of the
skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair,
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills have
been wonderfully successful. Even the
most obstinate of constitutional hui
mors, such as bad blood, scrofula, in
herited aud contagious humors, with
loss of hair, glandular swellings, ulcer
Gus patches IN the throat and mouth,
sore eyes, copper colourcd blotches, as
well as boils, carbuncles, scurvy, sites,
ulcers and sores arising from an impure
condition of the blood, yield to the
Cuticura Treatment, when all other
remedies fail.
And greater still, II possible, Is the
wonderful record Of cures of torturing,
dlsfiguring humors among infants and
children. The suffering which Cuticura
Remedies have alleviated among the
young, aud the comfort they have af-
forded WORKOUT and worried parents,
have led to their adoption In countless
homes as priceless curatives for the
skin and blood. Infantile aud birth hui
mors, milk crust, SCALED head, eczema,
rashes and every form OF itching. scaly,
pimply skin and scalp humors, with loss
OF hair, of infancy and childhood, are
speedily, permanently and economically
cured when all other remedies suitable
for children, aud even the best ply
siclans, fail.
Sold throurhout the world. Cutlcun Resolvent, Soc
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16

Mr. W. H. Armstrong, OF the East
Tennessee Telephone company, has
returned from Florida. whore he was
called by the death OF his father.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16
NJ W. OF
TEE RIVERS



Cairo, G.5-O.2 fall.
Chattanooga. 2.f-O.1 fall.
Cincinnati. 4.G-O.2 fall
Evansville, 100 stand.
Florence. 1.2-O.j fail
Iohnsonville. 8.G-0.f fall.
.oulsville. 400 stand
NJ Carmel O.G-O.O stand.
Nashville, 500 fall.
Pittsburg. 400 stand.
Davis Island Dam, loo stand.
st. Louis, 1.9-0.2 fall.
Mt. Vernon, O.5-0.O stand.
Paducah 2.9-O.1 fall.
Burnside. 1.S-0.2 fall.
Carthage. 2.2-O.3 fall.
Observation taken at 7 a. m. 20
on gauge, a fall of one-tenth in the
last "a hours. Weather clear and
cold. Temperature 32. with north
winds. S. A. FOWLER.
Local Observer
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16
WORSE THAN AN
ALARM OF FIRE AT
MIDNIGHT

+ brassy cough Of Group which
sounds like the child's death
Lnell II being sounded. and IL
means death unless some thing
l. done right away.
sTEPHON's WHITE PINE
TAR never fails 10 give quick
and immediate relief, stops the
congh. heals the lungs and cf-
fecis = speedy cure.
sold on n positive guarantee.
l.. VI. STEPHON a co,
Ninth and Kentucky Ave.
old Phone SOD. New Phone Isl.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16

Yoy DON'T HavE ToINAIT.
Every dose makes you icei better. Lax-Pos
keeps sour whole insiies righs Sold on the
money back plan everyu here, Price 50 cents
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-16

., commentator. !, goes from here
to ST. Louis. which Is further
proof Of its merit Those who miss g.
tonight viii miss one Of the largest
and best musical comedies OF the sea
son.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
@aderI, balm nnb 9inaelitcot.

SiinfSia Sabre iiitb eS her, Dob cine
ei~gcnartiee aomobic Die 1bcaterlpelt
eraoste. Canals ipar 6ran5 bon
9inaeIitcot = Nnro 1854 nod bilr-
acrIid,er - @eiteralintenbant beS
Miindener SoffbenterS, ober feline
Stenung nor burd, oiele Sntrialiel,
aeae,t i'm. oen .Moroocutifel,"
id)on reht padelig geiporben. Tin.
gelIteht er5dblt, COB ibm III leinenl
antt als 8eneralintenoant Den les
ten Stpb Ser Dehter bon Hapenna"
gegebcn bot, ben SliIie &ettif) I'M
Suli 1854 I'M Manuifript aus @ieil
gum ,@eiammtgaitipiel mitbradte.
Nm oieieS Dor iiinf5ig Sabren 9erabc
p%olleubcte Solm'ihe Stiif fniipIt
Iih Der Sod)erl.S fanbuI an. IIs Sn'
lie Geitid), moron Der p2..I," crit
nert, ben r1etter BON 8anenno"'
bot nunnicbr iiiniaia Sabren Ginscl,
lteot ilberrcid,tc, ,tnlaah lie, sic Gid.
ttng NIT etnsm tiefen Shleier oes
Bebeimniiies beSiielib oes 0idters
Ger tlii9e Sntcnoant beri1tct: vDis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
Norbbenti9er 0lobb.
&eseimdkise 9ampfiaifffasrt
oiptIben

|utUUSutiWSt @tuyu.
&eseimdkise 9ampfiaifffasrt
optiben
BaItintDre tn0 SremeH
burb Die nel,en nn6 erprobteft, nit
allen gequemlibfeiten p~eriebenen
Boltoampfer erIter 9laiie.
r8bein," ~Branoenburs,"
yRedar," .gaiiel,"
yWain," y8resInu."
Sic grpebitionstoee fins pie folat:
- Don Baltimore: -
ngranoenburg," Mittluodt Den II.
9lug, 2 lltr Nu6mittoqs.
,Gbcnnib," Mittuod, ben 81. gua.,
2 ltbr Hadmittags.
.@ain," @tittiuod, zen ID. 5eptem.
Der, 2 llbr Nodlmittags.
.granoenbltrg," Nitttpo9. bea %.
sept, 2 llbr Ra6mittass.
ygreSlou" Mittpob, ben 8. Sfio.
Der, 2 llbr No6mittass.
yIDein" Mtittmo6, ben -. Sftobcr,
3 llbr Nadnittugs.
Speite 3oiii1e.B aiiaae-BreiS:
@pn S42.50 an.
3Diihenoeds.Y.l liage.Bretie:
Ban Baltimore nah.. .C17-00
Brenlen :. .,.......S
Ben Bremea aad Baltimore S34.00.
Ninbretfe,Ttuet bon BaIttmore:
SPadj Bremen nuo 5urid $5t.0a
gssen Sraat utb gaiias. 1erbe man fG
on bic Generals 1eenter
u. Shnmader e g.,
Rr. 419, Sanouer.S trabe.
coer
GbiunrS Raine,
Office bes .Ttutfdeu Gsrrfiponbtaten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
Griesipn . 2inie neuc IdnclIe Saa.
Sootc r2Orb Baltimore" nnb
nEenn" nad) H~bilaoclpbia.

gegtnnen sonntas, ben 8. Snni, um 8 llbr
gprmtttags, uno bon oann al tdgIi6 un5
SoHntaes, bon Der aisbts, unD ~grait.StraBe,
grdhtiee Sabrt bird ben aanal.
Sa9rt in ether 8i6tune S1.50; sunofabrt
10 9a9e) iir Giidfabrt auf 2as' ober 9tabts
Booten giiItig, $3.50.
Stunbreife: giGete, bon gbilabelpbia auf ber
gV. & 8. &abn" 8iriidfebreno, $3.50. 9irefte
SabrbiIete mad Atlantie.GitH unb 8uriid per
goot $3.15; ooer gan5 per 9abn, fir Is Gage
quito, $3.50. 5erner birefte Sabrbilete mad
Gep'Yprt, eong.9rand, asbnrb.9arf, eine
Atbhing, 500; 8unotabri 5000; Sape Nsaa,
Jthnsfabrt $500. Mafts9dmpfer fabren uni
3 ubr abenoS tdgIi6 (SonntaeS alisgenonls
IEer). 8ilete nat gtIbanb, SroD, Saratoaas
SPRINGS, Reipport, gelpsSaDen (gf.), BortIauo
CD'e) uno n1roIi6en gunften iperoen im 9iis
gbarles'Strabe, berfauft. @dbreibt tpeaeu
8eifesSanobn6.
(Oaai10.I&S) Nr. 2O4, a~tabtsstrate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
Merd)autS' G Miners' Sransper.
tation Gumpanu.
manufactured

y,S - 9anpttr.2inten.
qisnTo oonon nno benz Often: teben Naontaa,
9 ubr. "" San'mH ~"''os
y" ~ ,Wroeioeiiee lnS benz Often: ieben conn.
'"S %"inpe1 lno 5reiias, abenbs 8 iibr.
nm g ,,b rei9port Neips int EorfoIf: fdeIt9
,sn S'umt ip'ro idgIih bis 5 lior abenbs flr an
' Won 5G9e aolabreiloe 9ampier aneenprnuter.
non ug Sasai!liab liito bent Siiben: ieben 9ien.
no n',aoneT li,s 9roeibenec.S ampfef fabrsn
soM ner Werfte am 6ube Ses ponaIDods as:
Ssr Sp. Itps sGntSgler bon Der Yaertte am Suse
6. n. Gtalnsbam, sIssnt,
g. 2. Surner, 9..S..a.
- u. .. etebbtns, 0.sTH
Sanptohseal: 8r. 6O4, sro.gbsrf.a~H ,v
S SoIHn une Yahaee'S nrsau: RI. 22f. Rsit.
'une dis .9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
Baltimore 9ampf Gafet So.
{MIfs uuh .uarrI1fGor NofsQfufs
IMItt hnb bnoerlditse Vak9lnlt.l

Ste Der. Sfaaten'Bptf beioroerlo.
9umpfer fabren tae!ib, SonntaeS uisees
n%oI,ntsIl, oon osn s@ap. 9ine".8iers. 1913
8oint Comfort. Rorfolf, 8ortsEloutb nn6 alen
9unfien oeS SiioenS. gerbinbau9 In Oh
8oint Comfort nit ng. & s. etienbabn" mad
ritmcnb; gerbiIbung in 9ortsmouib NIT benz
mouth nab NiIanta. Sn aorfolf gerbtn6une
nit ber pgtIantie @oalt Cine" gorfpIi. un6
Carolina, gtorfoIt NIB tioli6, siorfoIf nnb
bern, 8afbinetou, SIC, rno 8ihn,pno, %.
Wlablaeitsn iab eurppdiibem $tgne, Hnrii'
rt6fe 81iiten5tnmer, eleitrithe Beleut9tiig,
9nmptbei3una, aoien fret. Heferoirie 8aiiiteH,
simmer In ben gilIetsgureulI her Ban Cine
Ger. 1921 !SeftsBaltir1or Strabe, 9-. SOC nno
sos, 2igbtsStrabe, Q. u. e. Stiicey Hr. 215,
uno 9eriuetpusStrnSe.
Jobn U. Sberipepp, U. BrDtun,
yiee.Brai. u. Ser. sIaaraaer. Sen. sRaf.stsert.
CDea2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
Giieen MINES Giienbabn.Gp.
SSs smss, n ,rSt am !; ,siusat 1904 in STRAIT

xagtp!nn frat ant Z. IusnIt 1904 In sroit.
~ 1nmP1er oerlafien Bier Or. 10, qtaht.strobe.
s%as.% Encouragement igS mn Sonntaas) inn .7.li5
Saint. s,r ing ~ Na6mttta0s mad epse.
Sestnn, SfssnursS, Gnsnoalc, Miltoa. aeuss''
"tsorrag, Sass Mah mo 8fuifh eniiafionen.
NH,vS"is I'M s-eo Wsprerts nod appe. Eutnt,
D,e nhr iiad aae1 etotionen %S,piicben aops.
, wGani umo eelltre6tae; ferner UNI Sis stadb.
",Matu f%,, nut ndS snoe'Hoint nnb Eneenstopu.
ton sab Salion, Griors ur,S Observation-Disclosures
~ oa Yteemioooo nit Der yNeIatudresgiiens
S Sagf a RaT SIsR elntisn ileIi9 an Der Rem.
Jsbn Is. gosleh, Sen 'qsoii estaspt
-s!lW9ai27,1O i'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
8eiteru &arhlaub- Sa5x.
Frat In araft an 10. snas 1904.
8nse berIdfen SiuensS tatton. ipte foIat:

Sdsltt.
1880 Born. = S6teusla, SonptItute, Saaers.
tcnn. Y. & W. Nh. unb ben Siiben, unb
Sl,se; Senntaas z. Q; 81. 81. GbambsrSbure.
aSeiaseaie I gsitern' sasn n'' |""''e" u"
e.t5 Born. ger'gaar egpreB. (ynr naa
11,S5 assnSs - alt,om. nod unton.griba..
oSdsttd1, ansgenom uten eonntas}.
gtnie ottIi9 bon Gmorprgrobe, Carlisle nnb
y. 4 8. 8atn.
800 Born. : Sausuinie. Saaerstptpp, s1tb.
Rsnshnrs. 5rebertl. 9mmitsburo unb q. U.
V gabf1 nab Sbenauoonb.
1919 Sorr1. Affom. mad tlniousBribae, UorI
1880 aaan. - ai,Om. nod emors.erObe.
2.25 anfni. = Mfom. uon Gmorbs0roSs.
'S;2o sofm; Blue Ylountain eES. (garIor
$50, ssaam. GSp. mad BORT umb 3. 4 8.
4.15 gead.n. egp. SauptIinie Hunite, Ga.
eerstctDn. SreSerid, entmitsbura unS e6ip
pensblrg.
500 }s,i Mo ;tas iini s5Dj s1 mao eIaHSoH. att0m. fen
Sontpfieab, Greetiinonnf, aIifa.
5.35 Gadnt. Miforn. nod Gmnrhs1robe.
sis gtbenos slifont. nu9 ll%nion.Fribae.
8.o3 abenbs Mfiorl. nod .gmorps9ro6e.
$50 Born. - utioui. mad inton.crtbss uub
9anober.
$50 gsatm. Mifom. mad iinicn,srtboa.
Alb Ha1ut. - Mffcm. mad aIefta.
gtuets nnb 0epdd.Siireai gcrboftsQde Char.
les. nrb aeIinaton.etrabe.
Sutton. nnb WdIbroof. (Qort9.Qte,) Canton
3dIt nift an Heltrd. '4be.s 4 Station.
o. &. oft2nets .. &. %.
- 8 & esnGGs q !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
Gbeiapeafe 9ampfer 60.
G5cIapeafe.linie.

siesarts Baiagter.8 ampter rauaufta uno
nMflanta" ma
Oh EDint Comfort mnb WurfpIf, ga.
Sai,pfer ~berIuiten Baltimore ideIi1 (ausee.
nontnten Sonntags) I'M $50 I6enbS unb fou,
rterl IN OLD Yoint Comfort nm 9 rbr Ulprs
gelts mo III Torfolf IN, 7.t5 WoreenS an, au'
I6ltebenb an bic @ifeubnbu5iiec rnb anen
puFften hes Giioens lito oes Siionettens.
Wprfs Nipcr.2inie.
9iesante Batiaeter. 9amptcr rgbarTotte-
nth Baltimore" moo
ynt 3cft-Yuiut uno Rtflmuuo, 8a.
8dntptsrs o~erlaiien Baltimore ideItn (ans,
eenon,iten Sonittngs) I'M 8 tlbr 9tnnmittneS
iiro %icrit1tt Al Beitsgutnt lim 7.45 WsoraeiiS
uil6 al Midntonb nm 1925 Wlorgens an.
Sdmpter. oerlaftenb Baltimore WoHtaaS,
m2ttttpodS iiro Sreitaes uno oerIaTfeno @eits
Sotrt Stcnit"os,. 9nnncrftags uno Sanlituas,
leaeI 5n @lcnteftersSoint uus Intnonb's an,
ano 0ar1pter, berIaiieno Baltimore 0ienftaas,
8oitnerl1n9e lno SainftagS Inb WeftsQotnf
Wtontaes, Wttitipofs rnb Sreitaes, Ieaeit 3u
yorti1fpIl iino GLIB Banf an (penl has VYetter
Sampler pertaiTen Baltimore nur
Hter 10 nns 10, 9isbt. 5trahen, gBerfte.
SurmGSlufte fab allen 8Iinffetl fDnneu oe,
lllHerIi, @epdd anfeeecben uno Railten3immer
nv NptoiS reisroirt foerben In ben 6iefiaeu
Snteau1: gsr. 100. 1870 Ino 1877, Ott8altiuIore.
SSttaBs oeer pen Saupttenreaur: gr. $40,
S9..SiraB baltimore orb.
zen. ,Sef61ftsIiibrer. (k,y .Ni1st.W osnt
S;S ?. MsSanaeI, reifenber 4afaoiersMaeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26

pcrionmcIt b"ielt.oui cripicicn 0rllno,
loic Scro0dti0lulQcn bin 81 @unltClt
zines @oIbnorrcn lt%nttiin6cn fonl1,
tc." Sn Der b0d)itcu SpbGrc berrihz
tc 5ipor T%obtcnitiQc, obcr GinQcI
ltcot'S GntloliullA aus Dem N[mtc ais
Sllten0olt iuor bcIdloiicnc Sude, Oh,
mobl iic crit einigc Wiouotc ip0tcr
erfolgtc. SO bate Wud]crl, mcnll CT
aud nld)t Die 9rettcr betrat, 0ie 0iu
Mclt bcoclltcn, Ood) - SbcntcrQe,
ldihtc gcnlod)t. Ser Stoii oes Spt'
mes oeS NrmlnIua IicNt filr Sen 9ro'
motitcr nift 10 fern. GinQcliteot bieIi
@od)crI uber Qcrabc5u fir cincn Be
trigger Der crit. nod)ocn CT elmer
gntfilbrllnH 0ea nSchtcrS" beige,
lpobnt bette, lcin I'M @lIt pcr0robcs
mes Froouft bcrporgcbnlt, 0c1nOcrr
uno filr oos Erototpp oe& Sulm'idcr,
Stlldca alt@gCQeben botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26

lnnapults, Mt. NopaI.Station. 1850 nnS
ss.46 Born; sStation 10 90 nIS 700
Srssssta, Mf. n~eeat@tatiOn, as.4s. lo.4s
n !" 60 a Samoe9 STA fs'bo i1 nas g. Ys;So sa Ys;n u
Mlndefter, Ot. sspouisStntiou, l7.10 9crrn.
iro l2.44 9.adnt. GaniocnsStGtipn, 1870 gorna,
Ssserstupn, mt. RRoSaI. Station, ls.45 sorr.;
Gamoen.s tation. 1900 Sprm., 1850 uno lA.oO
'a saisss.ai.s nns m., atrs, gomsss,gtatton,
sS.85 unb sff.45 Mbcnbs.
ghrtis Bah. eameen'giaiion, e2s Born,
gan,Sen.staiion, 1900 @aam.
~Sosaf slas.atnis" mao saiiaOstshta aas
g gS!si a. sseit;.. a aaaI. s s.Sss. a $50 \: g
garIcr, spsiis. lntr 60. 9.s5g. s.sIa.
rSssaf sin,itsb." ansf1IieBIidsI guaman'8ue.
s sliIf,.; ,ao aaHs.. q gs5l't las S Z! s s'sa H. an'
S SsaSs:' e ssH: ..ss sssI. s:SSS: sSsSs
s ssass,s. o gSis 5aPIi 10 s 70 I. ,s sioS y y. z
Sss l0Yais g;dafpGsaon ns@ s'ey;gor, # in
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naRnie bon 9aiaaieren beretf. On,
na@ aIanHe.G1s fdqiiA.-. 80,
G1e Slef baIien In MHmtaetss. q bdtt
Weri. gauben Sell. gt. stobaI
89iIa. Miioul 1deI. soS%. BLOB.
1btIu. gTpreb, nifse. CON. A.b5 q. 800 n.
GfugerIb MfIorl., aiisa. 8. Bis q. b.aa q.
Dbiln. gffoin., rnr Conn. 6,-0M. 6.1b u.
Wiuets9'hrcour: s,orbiseitz9. =, Charles nno
s2e shs.eroaSloas. mt. RSbaIsstaiiem oSes
Ga~nlben'Stntton.
20: ,sssst., Eser. gag, sxrante.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26

@inf. - GiIettont Gingt, nod).
benz CT Die @0itc bereit5 nit benz
Tortrog mcbrercr &ieocr geplogt
bat: "Wicin gonler &ci6tbum lit
mein &ieo!" Gin @oit: y0onn
Iolten Sic obcr ood cttuoa Iporio.
l1ler oomit unlgebenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-08-26
9amburgsMm
Soppelidranben.
(rrhres. mn Hoiinoipr.Jfeust.

&c0cn 81 0otcr flr NcMoon nm NoriS an.
Samburg.Mmerifa-Giuie
81 9%roaoipap, Weipsgorf.
artbur %. NDbipu,
IL @eit.G centre. Strobe.
The Independent., 1904-04-15

Clerk Savidge OF the Senate trans
mitted Senate Bill II. This Bill is
amendatory Of Section 6 OF Act AZ
Of 1903, relating to the bond Issue.
Hou'e Bill / [Sasries was re.
turned by the Senate with certain
amendments. 1t was coneurred in
by vote OF % aves and 6 noes.
Senate Bill II was taken up on
FIRST reading. Fernandez moved to
table and Harris TO pass II, and the
latter motion prevailed. On motion
OF KeliDoi, under suspension OF the
rules, it was referred to Finance.
On taken up with ths Order OF
the Day, bills on second reading
were taken up, viz: Senate Bill IL,
referred to Judiciary, and Senate
Bill 13 [warrants] passed unnn-
imously.
Recess taken at 10:40, subject to
call OF the Chair.
On reoonvening shortly before
noon, Harris, from Finance, report
ed on the unpaid bills OF tho regular
and extra sessions OF 1903, recon-
mending their payment out OF tbs
expenses provided for this special
session. They are as iollows: Eaoch
johnson S240.s0 John Wise $240 80
Charles Wilcox $57 go, W j Coelho
S45e60 D H Kshaulelio Sl05 "a
Solomon Msheula $5e5 OF, Paradise
of the Pacific 1884 20, and Hawaiian
News Co S21 .25 Total $2,344.1l.
Andrsde, from Judiciary, reported
favorably on Senate Bill IL, recon
mending it's passage. Kupihej
moved to table and lost. Adopted
A motion by Kumaas to take
recess was put aud lost.
The Senate returned House Bill l
relating to garbage and sewage, a
having today passed third reading
without any amendments.
Keliinoi, under suspension OF th
rules, offered a concurrent resolu
tion that the Governor be author
lied to appoint commission c
three mer, TO serve without pay, I
, iuvsstigs,e aud report to the mex
, Legislature a plan for the establish
Jog OF system Of providing fund
3 for each district. Adopted.
I Recess at 1910 to 2 p m.
The Independent., 1904-04-15

On tho premises OF the SeritsJ
Steam Laundry Co., Ltd, betweea
South and Queen streets,
The buildings are supplied with
hot and cold water and electric
lights. Artosian wSteT. Perfect
sanitation.
For particulars apply to
j. LIGHTFOOT,
On the premises, or at the Office o
], A. NaRoon' ss-ti
The Independent., 1904-04-15

Per ALAMEDA, Tor Camsrinu
Reirigsrstor-kn extra fresh supply
OF Grapes, Arplos, Lemons, Oranges,
Limos, Nuts, Boieins Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Cauliiower, RhubaTb, As.
cersgus, Cabbage, EaateEn and Cali
Horuia OysteTs Gin tin ana sholll,
Crahp, Turkeys, Founders, etc ALI
game IN season, Also frssh Rock.
roft, Swisa and California Cream
Cheese. Place your ordexn esrly
pSompt delivery.
OALIEORNIA FGUIT MARKET
Coggeg GiRkaad AlakeA ST.
The Independent., 1904-04-15

..zssz
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE INDEPENDENT b0 cents per
month.
Colin Campbell, Attorney at Law
$40 Kaabumann street.
Senator Crabbe will call the Re.
publican convention to order on
Monday morning.
Governor Garter will give ban
quet to members OF the Legislature
on Saturday evening at the Young
hotel.
It is reported that Walter @
Smithshas also lodged complaint
against f j Testa with the Terri
torial grand jury for criminal libel.
The Office OF THE INDEPENDENT is
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere.
tania street, Waikiki OF Alakes.
Fret hoor. y
The America Msru has been ex-
pected all day from Yokohama on
her way to San Francisco. AS the
weather has been so heavy she will
probably not get in before tomor-
row.
The Paradise OF the Pacific for
March has been received. 1t is as
usual replete with good readable
matter aud is up to its usual stand
ard Of typography aud OF half-tone
pictures,
Midshipment Eduoard I"Ned"
Neumann, who was killed in the ac-
cidsnt ON board the bsttleship Mis-
souri, at Pensacola, was engaged 70
ba married to . Miss Ward, sister OF
one OF his shipmstes.
The nachur man il gud peepl
when IL cum to no him reel vel
The liquors and treatment at the
Shamrock, Nuuanu street between
King and Hotel, are also of the best
p O'Sullivsu, proprietor.
Mr. and Mrs B F Within have
purchased the residence Of ST G 1
Sayers, in Makiki, and will occupy il
for aportion OF each year. Th'
Whittins are Eastern people o
wealth and have become infatuated
with Honolulu.
l. E Pipkham, the new presiden
OF the Board of Health, took charg
his Office yesterday. A great dea
of routine business was finished uI
duringkhe meeting in the afternoon
moot OF it being matters regarding
the Molokai settlement.
The Independent., 1904-04-15
TIL e
Honolulu S0ap KOuse

~ .% 1916 Smith ST., one door from King
90 06 PER CASE OF AZ As and
pO'OJ h3 bars each Of Mainland
Laundry Soap" 100 lbs each case,
delivered to any part OF this city.
Also IL bars OF Soap for 81 90.
Soft Soap aspecisltv. Island orders
f o B wharf at Honolulu. In or
dering be careful to state number
OF bars. 2752-tf
The Independent., 1904-04-15

Senator Crabbe will call the Re-
publican convention to order or
Monday morning.
The Independent., 1904-04-15

The America Msru has been ex-
pected all day from Yokohama on
her way to San Francisco. AS the
weather has been so heavy she will
probably not get in before tomor-
row.
The Independent., 1904-04-15

Governor Garter will give ban
quet to members OF the Legislature
on Saturday evening at the Young
hotel.
The Independent., 1904-04-15
IN, SPECIAL SESSION.
The Legislature Touching the Fin
ancial Situation.
SENATE NINTH DAY.

SENATE NINTH DAY.
After the disposal OF the usual
routine, Diskey, from judiciary,
presented q majority report on
House Bill 8, relating to garbage
aAd sewerage, Offering a schedule OF
chsrgss as an amendment, j 7
Brown not eoncurriug. Report
tabled.
Achi, from Judiciary. reported on
House Joint Resolution l, relating
to the appointment Of County Act
Commission, submitting an amend
mont making it that "the Senate to
nominate two and tho House OF
Representatives TO nominate two,"
the rest OF the amendment being
the same ae reported on yesterday.
Adopted unanimously II ayesl.
Then House Bill 3 was taken up
on third reading aud psessd, 8 ayes
and 8 noes KAlauokalani, McCand
less and PAri'
A short recess OF 10 minutes was
thea taken at 1890 o'clock. On re-
eonvsning, Clerk Wiss OF tho Bouse
transmitted House Bill 6 Uopaid
Billr and read.
Another short recess wss taken
and House Bill 6 passed first read
Jag on reconvsning. And on motion,
uuder suspension Of the lules, 1t was
referred to Finance.
Achi, from Judiciary, still under
suspension of tho rules, reported on
House Bill 8, relating to malicious
injury cases, RECON- meuding passage
Tabled for consideration with the
bill.
Recess At 1l;20 to 2 p M
HoUsE-NINTH DAY.
Disposing Of the usual routine
The Independent., 1904-04-15

Colin Campbell, Attorney at Law
$40 Kaabumann street.
The Independent., 1904-04-15

The Office OF THE INDEPENDENT is
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere.
tania street, Waikiki Of Alakes.
Firet aoor.