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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
CAPITAL BILL PASSED,

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 29-The pass
age through the senate yesterday by
unanimous vote of the house bill APP
propriating million dollars for new
capital at Frankfort, marked the end
of a fight which had been waged for
the removal of the seat Of government
since the days when Henry Clay came
to the Legislature rs a representative
from Lexington and started fight
which has been the cherished ambi-
tion of that city since, till the present
session, when, Lexington, Louisville
ana other towns joined in and aided
Frankfort for the present bill.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
COMING BACK
CAPT. AL. MASON TO RETURN
To- PADUCAH TO LIVE.

Captain AL. Mason, formerly OF
Paducah and we'll known ex-river
man, will Monday move here again
from Mayfield and enter river service
again.
Captain Mason has been in the
machine business in Maytield and of
late had been thinking seriously of
entering the river life again. He has
several offers but has not decided
which to accept. He has many friends
here who will be glad to learn he has
decided to go back to his first love.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
Heavy Ice Passes and Heavier
Coming,
The Cold Weather Will Cause More
Ice and Larger
Gorges
MUCH PROPERTY IN DANGER

The river outlook is not encourag.
ing to river men today and much hesv-
Ter ice is expected down within the
next two days.
Captain Lee Gordon returned last
night from Louisville where he had
been on business and reports that
barges. gasoline boats and shanty boats
are going down the river in the ice,
the owners being unable to rescue
them. They were broken adrift and
have been wedged in the ice foes.
These boats will pass Paducah If the
ice does not melt before it reaches here
and release them.
Several barges are wedged in the
ice tight and contain many hundred
bushels of coal.
Last night Mr.. II. A. Peter, Of the
Peter boat store, received a telephone
message from Golconds saying that q
barge Of coal, loaded with 1900 bush
els broke loose at that place and IL
coming down in the Zoe. Tugs will
meet the harges here and rescue it il
possible.
The ice at Louisville is the thickesi
seen in the Ohio this winter and if the
present freeze. CONTINUES will soon pas'
Psducah. The river men hope the
weather will moderate sufficiently Il
melt the ice and in this they place
their hopes.
IF the ice does not melt" river
man stated, I'VE will have the thickes
ice of the season by Sunday or Mon
day. At Louisville and above the ic'
is so thick that with the present COLI
weather and the rise of the river, tn
str I'D. II eezs and gorge again
The only. hope we have is in q contin
ued rise, and moderation Of the wealth
err"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
PROMINENT MAN DEAD.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 29-Presley
Meguiar. one of1hc oldest and most
prominent church workers in the Sou
thern Methodist church, and president
OF the boari Of church extension and
president of Msguisr Harris Co. f.,
proprietors OF the Ninth street tobacco
warehouse died in the willard hotel
9 at 1890 O'Clock this morning after an
illness Of hut few DAYS
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
TEN
DEGREES
Is the Coolest Temperature Last
Night.
Skaters are Enjoying the sport-Rail'
road AND Street Oar Men
Have Hard Time.

Last night the temperature changed
from moderately GOLD to cold, and the
minimum temperature last night was
10 degrees above zero.
The weather man, however, prom
ises relief and sends out the following
predictions for Kentucky: Fair
tonight and Saturday with warmer
weather."
An G. brakeman came in from
Chicago yesterday and brings with
him tales Of hardship experienced by
railroaders on freight trains on the
main line. Last week at one place be-
tween Chicago and Cairo the thermom.
eter registered 80 degrees below zero
and the brakeman vows the oil in a
fagman's lantern froze and caused his
ligh' TO go out. Flagmen are able &c
remain out on the road but few min
utes at the time, having to return to
the cAboose and seek relief Often
.
fires were built of waste and dry tree
bouRhs secured for fuel, the hagman
keeping warm In this way until his
work of tagging is accomplished.
Since the cold weather set in again,
street car motormen have been having
hard time with their runs. The
tracks become shct and the wheels
slide and much time is Lost. A Cal
recently consumed thirty minutes in
running from Fourth and roadway
TO the depot, when ordinarily the run
10 made In 10 minutes.
Skating has been good the past three
days and large crowds have been out
on the sloushs and ponds about the
city. The hardware merchants have
experienced a good trade in skates and
the cold snap has been greatly enjoyed
by the skaters.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
MANY NOT IDENTIFIED.

Pittsburg. Jan. 29-Burial process.
sions and rescue parties in charge OF
newly recovered bodies passed each
other on the road that leads from the
Harwick mine to the morgue and
many were the pathetic scenes.
OF the 1903 bodies recovered and tax
en- to the school house morgue, SO
have been identified and IS have been
buried.
They are bringing out bodies faster
than the undertakers can handle them
and the remains Of the victims are be.
ing arranged in tiers outside the
school house. -
The relief fund now exceeds &c..
600.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
NO MEETING.
X. I. T. LEAGUE WILL NOT
MEET AT GAINESVILLE.

The report which has gained cur
renoy saying that X. /. 7. League
meeting will be held Sunday, is er-
roneous as no meeting will be held
until about February Is at Clarks.
willie.
At the last meeting, which was held
here this month. it was decided to
meet at Clarksville about the 10Th of
February but no definite date decided
on. Manager Sam jackson. OF the
city, has written to Secretary Farm
baker, of Cairo, to ascertain the exact
time OF meeting.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
WANTS To BE DELEGATE.

Caiiz, Ky, Jan. 2s-Rev. W. p.
McRidley, pastor Of the colored Bsp-
fist church at this place and principal
Of the Csdix normal and theological
school and secretary Of the Trige ooun-
ty Republican executive committee,
has announced himself for delegate 10
the Republican national convention
from his congressional district
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
SENSATION EXPECTED.

Bedford, Ind, Jan. 29-Bedford ID
expecting an arrest in the Schafer
murder mystery within As hours. The
entire city is in nervous state and
the word has passed from mouth to
mouth that there will be radical devel-
opments soon. The officials, howev-
err, assure every inquirer that absolute
ly no evidence in their hands will jus
tify an arrest. ,..-,.ss.- -
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
TO KEEP GUNBOAT OUT.

Cape Hsytien. Jan. 29-The Domin
loan gunboat Presidente has arrived
here and her captain made request
upon the HAytien government for mu-
nitions Of war. to which President
Nord made no response. After the
installation Of the new Dominican
consul here. the president left for
Monte Cristi 1t 10 said she will at
tempt to prevent the German steamer
Schaumburg, at present here, from en-
tering Monte Cristi
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
A NARROW ESCAPE.

Mrs. John Slaughter. wife Of the
well known captain Of the fire depart
ment, this morning was examining q
pistol when 1t was accidentally dis
charged and made large hole in the
floor right at the toe Of her shoe, but
fortunately NO one was injured.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
Announcements Out for the
State Convention.
Able Speakers and Workers Will BE
On Hand and Large Delegation
Is Expected.
DATE Is FEBRUARY 1919, 90. ii

Announcement is made of the forth
coming twenty sixth annual state con-
vention of the Young Mems Christiaa
associations of Kentucky, TO be held
at Bowling Green, February IS, 10,
20, 81. Among those who will pres
ent vital topics are Judge selden T..
Spencer, st. Louis; Messrs. Edward
". Frost, Milwaukee; F.S. Goodman,
II. o. Williams, Robert Weidensall,
W. d. Weatherford, New York city;
8. d. Gordon, Cleveland, O.. A; George
S. Budd, state secretary, Ohio; V. X
Day, Dayton, o. S. W. MoGill, ststo
secretary, Tennessee; Prof J. @. Ach-
eson, Danville; President B. A. Jen-
kins, Kentucky University, Lexington,
and others prominent in religious, Cd
ucational and commercial circles in
the state. The singing will be an in
spring feature of the convention, and
will be led by the Covington Associs-
ton Glee club Of sixteen voicea
The convention will carefully con-
slider the work of the association. ro-
ligious, social, educational and physi-
cal. Boys work will have a promi-
nent place on the program. There
will also be special consideration of
the $50, 900 young men in the state in
small towns and country districts and
the promotion of the association work
among them. A new and interesting
feature Of the convention will be ~
exhibit which the state committee hes
arranged showing the work that has
been done in the Kentucky association
during the past year. On the day fol-
lowing the convention, Washington's
birthday, there will be big excursion
Of delegates and friends to Mammoth
Gave.
Last year SOL delegates attended the
state convention at Lexington, which
was the largest association convention.
state or international, ever held in the
south. Large delegations from the IS
associations Of the state are expected
this year at Bowling Green. In addi-
ton, members of evangelical churches
in communities where there are no as
sooiations, and interested in Christian
work among young men, are invites
to attend and participate in the con-
vention as corresponding members. A
{ limited delegation from such con-
munities will be- entertained by
the citizens of Bowling Green, pro
viding application for credentis Is, xiv
ing name and address of pastor or CLERK
Of church. is sent to the state secreta-
~ by February 10
The various rail roads in the state
have granted a rate Of one fare for the
round trip to delegates and visitors at
tending the convention. Programs of
the convention, information about Gre
dentials, ETC.. may be had ct local AZ
sociatiops, or by addressing Henry X
Rosevesr, state secretary, Fourth snd
Broadway, Louisville.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
TWO DEATHS.

Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. 29-Two
deaths have rseulted from the collis-
ion between Southern and Louisville
and Nashville railroad freight trains
near Middlesboro, Ky. Brakeman ID.
W. Bittle Of Knoxville, died late last
night. Tonight VIM. J. Barnwen Of
Knoxville died at Middlesboro. Both
were employees of the Southern.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
TO SALT" s., Ooc, 900.

Panama, Jan. 29--The constitution
al convention has approved = measure
providing that of the $40, 900. 900 to
be paid to the republic Of Panama by
the United States for the right to use
the canal zone IS 900, 900 is to remain
untouched for the future benefit of
the new republic.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
BROKE INTO PosToFFICE.

Dsnville, Ky, Jan. 2s-Burglsrs
made an unsuccessful attempt TO enter
the Boyle national bank in this city at
an early hour this morning but sue
cceded only in forcing entrance into
the postofiice and ca rrying OF . small
portion OF money and mail matter.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
Legislature Adjourned Today
Until Monday Next.
Firts Today at Louisville and Msdi-
sonvilie-DeAths and
Burglary.
ANOTHER FOR PENSION AGENT
Frankfort, KY, Jan. 2s--The legis
lature today nj journed until Monday
ANOTHER LOUISVILLE FIRE.

Louisville. Ky, Jan. 29--The oen-
trail building Of tho old Dupont Hsr-
per mills at Tenth and Monroe streets
was totally destroyed by fire this
morning Il was occupied by the
Mcssl Ware Manufacturing company
and the loss TO the company in stock
and machinery is estimated at s26,
oep
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
THE ELES MET.

The Elks held their regular meeting
hast night, and initiated three csndi.
dates, Messrs. Ed Ashbrook. II. G..
Rudolph and sydney Lemon A good
crowd was on hand to witness the
work.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29

Jessie King, an Is year old Missou-
ri girl, was arrested in San Antonio
on the charge Of bigamy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-29
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.

Washington. Jan. 29--P. II. Darby.
OF Princeton, Ky, is also an applicant
for the Kentucky PENSION agency.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
YlStli9es Nblebem eines be=
fannten Burgers.

@effern Mbenb. fur3 nod $50 llbr,
berIdieb plDbli9 in Der @obnung Fei=
ner S9neffer Grau Marp 81.
e6murb, 2150 Salbott gpe.. Der prd.
fibent Der National Wbeel Worfs,
@briffian 6. Mnbre9a i'm glitter bon 68
Sabren. st mar bon einem Spa3ier=
9anae bsimaefebrt. febte fid unb madte
bic Bsmerfung, bab er Sdmer3en in
Der Bruff berfpfire. Is Winuten fpd-
ter mar r cine 2ei4e. Mnbregg
wurbel in pittsburg. 3d., seboren.
gr fam Dor 20 Sabren aus 9atprence=
burg. Sno, nod bier unb grtnoete bic
Wbeel @orfs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
Gletne S~taotnaari9ten.

SIN ben Gdumen Der Sanosls.
tammer bdlt our 3eit bic Rational
Railpap 8lafimitb's Nhuciation" ibre
idbrli9e @onbentiou ab.
Sn Chicago lit 8aInepM m.
5 o r, melher fid bier als 8ertrster
Der Weftern Pabins & Supplp 60.
zines groben gefanntentreiiss erfreute,
seffern einem S1laganfale erlegen.
Die q | q Der Jirma
Rutile Bros, Snbaber elmer @iien=
waarenbanoluns in Inbrews, 9unt=
instOn @Ountp. baben i'm biefissn
Yunoes9eri9t elm @eiud eingereidt,
Die Girma fur bancroft 3u ertldren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
@iese-Mltar- Grab.
@ E

Sobn unb Warb @roBman, 621 8.
@abaib, Mdb9en. = 6. 8. unb @eO
2owrp, 6 @affernIbe., 4nabe. -Nr9ie
unb Mprtle @albert, 1918 Of g.,
Mdo6en. - Sobn urb Srau Garon.
Gle MGrion Qpe., Wdb9en. = .. 8.
unb Clara See, ia Earring. 3nabe.
= Clinton uno Minnie 9al, 1904
groabpap. Mdb9en. : elmer uno
gfber 8isss, staot=6 oipital. Mdo-
den.
@etraut:
Better Mners-geiie Saileh.
@ilion 80. Sbompion-Ntabge glisa-
BETH Sentins.
gilbert 6. Stursinser : Wprtle s.
Softer.
Saeob 8attle-Marp s.. SadIon.
Charles 6. Sobnion-Orpbia preblep.
SObn s. Guds-Nnna girIenba9.
SeRe Suoion-Wprtle W. 5emplin.
Otis 6. Sibbetts -Sulia 6aroins.
O etorben:
&oie @rismolo, z Monate, 11O
Wilmot.-Mabel Me@linton, %. 435
u. g~ine.-Sorotbs 8aier, 2 Monate.
|-@barles 8eaupre, 43, 343 Snbiana.
= 6rant Steen, 43. = anna Maber,
10, 405 g. Selapare. = Sobn Meis.
haar, Is, 917 9arriiOn. : Siram
plummer, 81. 1926 Cornell. = gffeQa
gailep, 4 Monate, 1874 Ntbcn. = Nn=
brem Sandman. 2509 0ortbpeffern
= Oscar pfumm, Al, All yIadforb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
Sc Is bis $3.50.
Gin Streit hon &oblensrabern
tn Nnsf9t.

Cine 0eriammlung Der National-
grecutib=8 ebOrbe Der Wereinigten @ru-
benz Irbeiter bon Mmerita 1T auf Den
%. Nueuit einberufen porben. Sn
oerielben tuiro enti9ieben uerben, oh
bic $4,000 &oblensrdber in Senne6ee
uno Siioweitliden 2eniudp am 1.
September on ben Strsit geben iOlen
ober ni9t.
Nationa:.S 9abmeiter= Secretdr %.
9. Wilion bon ben @rubenarbeitern i'll
geitern aus anurbile, Senn., auriid=
aefehrt. Gr pobnte bort Der oemein=
fdaftli6en 0erfammlung Der @ruben=
befiber unb Mrbeiter BEL uno bemiibte
fid, bic 3uii9en ibnen berriden=
ben Siferensen betreHeno bic eobn-
fcala gu i6li4ten. Sie ieBige 9obn=
life lduft am l. September aus uno
bic Contention. welde II Woden in
Sibun9 mar, bertagte fid, obne baB
cine @iuigung er3ielt woroen mar.
Der auf ben %. Nueuf einberufe=
men 8eriammlung Der @rscutibe tuer=
ben auBer ben National=g eamten Die
prdfoenten Der 20 giifricte, tpel1e
bic Mitglieoihaft Der Ser. @ruben=
Nrbeiter umfaHen. beitpobnen.
9rdfbent Sobn Mitdsq miro an
oieier 0eriammluna nidt theilnebmen.
gr befinoet iib aur 3eit mod in Granf=
reid unb miro am 20. Iu9ut bon
@herbourg abreifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
Neme &lasen.

Sacob Miaer rei9te 9egen Salte
unb 2raus cine 2ientlase gum ge-
TRACE bon $500, nebf $50 urb 2oaen
elm.
0ictor %. Sadus bertlagte @eor9e
&. Sdofislb auf 3nblung elmer NOte
i'm getrase bon 80, 500.
gilbert s. Gorbbam reidte gegen Die
8opal Manufacturing 60. cine Stage
auf 3abluns bon 81, 095 .35 Commit
lion Elm.
s. Ct. Saifep, Srufee, rei9te cine
Contract : &laee eeaer bic SaifeD
pneumatic Serpice 60. elm. Sstrae
$40, 600.
Weil er ni6t fir fs iOr9te uno f9
audi BON ibr trennte, mill 6atie u.
5abis bon Natbaniel Sabis 9eidieben
fein.
2eaa @oote rei9ts ge9en 6omeQ
@oote cine S9eibunsstlase Elm uno
3par iol er ni9t FIR ibren unterbali
gsiOrst unb fd ipdter sdn3li9 bon
ibr 9etrennt baben.
Saeob Miaer rsidt sesen %. Saois,
6. q. Sourbier uno CHARLES 2ieb=
barbt cine 2lase auf 3ablung bon
$4,000 elm, neil bieIelben ieiner Sod=
ter Goloie, bic nod minorenn mar,
cine Ssiratbsli3ens b~eioreten. '9ieb=
barbt uno @oloie Miler erbielten ibren
Ssiratbsidein am IL. Nusuf 1908.
Sas Wdoden iOa our 3eit beidwOren
baben. oaB fie maiOrenn lei.
6annie Soner tlagt 9egen Sbomas
Soner auf S4eibuns. Sn ibrer &lase'
idrift 3eibt fie ibn Der Sruntenbeit, be,
grauiamen, unmeni4li9en Bebano'
lung, beg Gebraudens f6lehter8ebens.
drten uno oes tbdtlihen Wngrihes gu
tie, aud iOa er fie nidt beriorat baber
uno enbli9 perlieb er fie, unb tebrt,
AUDI nidt mieoer auriid.
Sobn Jultp reiGte gegen Die Sns
oianapolis Ssrminal & Traction 60,
cine S9aoeneriabtlage gum getrae,
bon $4,000 elm. Mm %. Suli, aIs e,
an Der Slinois unb Georgia Str. i'm
ge9rihe ffano, bic Strabe su iiber'
fareiisn. murbe er burd sinen rid.
tpdrts fabrenoen Strabenbabnwaggor
setrOfen nnb i&wer perleBt, 10 baB e,
3eit ieines 2ebens an ben GOlsen be:
l~lnfalles tpirb 3u leibett baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
&al9 trttt Der Sob ben Men=
f9en an.

Geo. 90. &obsrts, elm Sattler in
Sienften Der Snoianapolis 6arneb Co..
wuroe gefern Naamittaa tur3 Dor 4
ubr binter Dem War9aa Souie tort
aufgefunoen. &oberts NOR mobl so
Sabre alt, mar elm g~uttetenoes Mit=
alieo Der Qeberarbeiter 8etperti1aft
SO. IS, Seine 6rau, bic bon ibm 9e-
idieben mar, fomie Elm srpa9iener
Sobn mobnen in Seras. Gin Sera=
f4lag mirb als Sooesuria9e anseieben.
@r pobnte i'm Sainois 9ouie. Seine
2ei4e wurbe nod S~utetpiler's Morsue
iberftbrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17

oeS rSpottboaelS" sitr setter
oes 9entiMen cages TIT nod
tn mnferer Office q sc sa
baben. Mue ipeIhe nod etn
Gremplar oteier Xra6tsei=
tun9 fur I'D ooer TIRE
Dremnoe lit Semti6Iauo
tpani6em, ioutem iobaIo tpts
m6gIt6 poripre6en, % Der
Norratb i6ne4 sur Wetge
aeht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
Ma aie 0~roBssidworeneu iabsr'
wielsu.

9ert Saplor uno Sarrp @merion,
bic unter Der Nnflase, eine. In3abl
@iaarrenlaoen beraubt gu baben, Dem
pOlissiri9tsr sefiern porsefibrt wur=
ben, fno an bic @rOBsei4worenen
ti5erbunoen. @aaren, Die aus Sieb=
fdblen terribren follen, purben ieiner-
3eit in ibrem 3immsr aufaefunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
9ie @eiunSbeits=| eb0rae.

9ie @eIunobeits- geb6rbe belt seifern
cine LANCE Sibun9 ab. gs purbe be-
fhlofen, bon Der WaHerperts= @eiea=
fdaft bic grlaubnib 3u erbalten, cine
unteriuAung Der @eierboirs unb
8aQerien Der Giperibe pumpen=S ta-
tion pornebmsn gu lafen, I'm aus3u=
inben, Oh irsenb tpsl4e 8erbinbungen
nit Dem Jluhe eriffiren.
Sie 8eb0roe bef9lOb ferner. nit Dem
Sirectorium Der WaHerwerfs. @eIel.
I&aft cine semeinidaftli6e @ibuns ab-
subaltsn, UNI bemielben ben IOri9las
gu MAIDEN, oaB tdeli9 elm gacteriOlose
Der Beb0rbs nnb elmer Der @eielidaft
oas WaKer auf feline &ein6eit unter=
iu9en uno bas 3eialtat ibrer Inter-
iu9ungen nit einanoer ber9leiden
folIen.
Sic @eiunbbeits- 8ebbros bat ferner
Der geb6roe fur OHentlide Werte
%empfoblen, bafir gu for9en, bab Die
faanirenben Seide auf ben 8runo=
Hidden ldn9s bes friiberen 2aufes BEG
@rooteb Greet i'm Oltliden Sbeile Der
Staot auHlen gu lahen, oa bieielben
cine 8efabr fur Die @eiunobeit Der oor-
tisen geb6lterung biloen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
9es 0rokSte6fabls bei@mlaist.

Nr9ie Dufe, bon 3548 81 Wt9isan
straBe. tpurbe sefsrn unter Der Nn-
flaae oes @rOboieotabls uerbaftet uno
einaelo1t. Gr mar an9efla9t. ieinem
Nrbeitgsbsr gowaro @ates, 915 ga
Sale GtraBe elm Yortemonnaie nit
$27.00 sntuenbst 3u haben. Dufe
leugnete natirli9 ale S4ulb unb bic
poli3ei uurbe bon benz 8orfale in
2enntnib eeieBt. Das @elo wurbe In
einem Otinserbaufen berftedt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17

Wafbtn 9 t 0 n, II. Mu9uit.
Tbeilseiie betpolft beute Na9t unb am
Donneritas; @abri9etnIth S9auern in
benz iiibliden Tbeile I'm Oonnerftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17

2oeaI sW
S6Sn beute Nbeno unb nm Oonnerifa9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
Il TAGGARTS
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Happy, happy Hoosiers
Of this happy Hoosier city !
For less fortunate earth jewellers
You may feel the deepest pity.
Only think of many thousands
Who from here are far away,
And do not get as you do now
The PURITAN each day!
Joseph Taggart's Puritan Bread
is sold by the Taggart Bakeries and
By GrOcers.
Ask for it.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-17
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-05-12

Mrs. Colis-And when you told him
I was married did he seem to be SOP
ry? Friend-Oh, yes; he said SO quito
frankly! Mrs. Colls-Did he really?
Friend-Yes, indeed-he said he was
extremely sorry, although he didn't
know the man personally!
mo. thank you" said Miss De Mure.
II don't care to meet any new young
men," My" exclaimed Miss Gaddie.
You are select all Of a sudden!' no"
replied Miss De Mure. glancing dream
lily at her new ring. I've merely been
selected all Of a sudden. Philadelphia
Press.
Another brute: Mrs. Pretty-Isn't it
strange? Mrs. Beauti has not put ON
mourning for her husband. Mr.. Pref
ty-I understand that her late hus-
band particularly requested that she
should not. Mrs. Pretty-The brute! I
suppose he knew how lovely she would
look in it.-Pick- Me-Up.
You ought to have a place in grand
opera" remarked the sarcastic passen-
ger WHO WIS Trying u reau vi.
don't know" replied the fat partJ
across the aisle. who was giving an
imitation of song. i've got a pace
in Grand Rapids that's good enough
for me.--Detroit Journal.
Eyes, sir" said the Denver hotel
clerk to the new arrival. that white
capped mountain away off there is in
the Rockies, and it is a hundred and
fifty miles from here" who would
have imagined il was so far?" COM
mented the guest oh was the airy
response from the clerk IF the atmos-
phere was only a little clearer it would
be three hundred miles away
Judge.