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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-02-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

The county auditor has had his hair
cut.
H, E. Redmeyer of Cross Riyer was in
town Tuesday.
August Hawkinson Of Lutscn was in
town Sunday.
Guy Titus is making up q number of
views Of local scenery.
John Mckay came in from Grand
Portage Sunday evening.
The county treasurer bought a new
pair OF suspenders yesterday
John Mckinley left yesterday morn
lng for trip down the shore.
Alec LEONARD of Lutsen was visitor
in the village the first Of the week.
J.H. SausoE. jewlry agent. returned
Thursday from visit to the reservation
camps. -
One Of the large panes Of the glass
front 10 Bramer's hall was blown in Snn-
day night.
@. 81. Carhart left yesterday morning
foc Sherwood's camp ind other points
down the shore.
John jacobson walked up from Chi
cago Bay Tuesday. He returned home
this morning.
The official notices have been posted
for the village and township elections,
to be held Tuesday. February 9Th.
There has been steady improvement
during the past week in DR.. Houston's
condition, and his family and many
friends are now very much encouraged.
Van johnson was down from reserva.
ton camp Tuesday for the first time this
winter. he visited his parents on Ma
pie hill that evening and returned to
camp next morning.
MI. Bally caught nice string Of lake
trout Sunday afternoon fishing through
tho ice with bob line. The greetest of
oil sport it must be to get 30-pound
trout on book and then to work the
gamey fellow through hole 10 the.
f Ed. Sterling, the cruiser, came in from
e3-2 Sunday night suffering with q bad
cold, together with the effects of inhal.
ing smoke from fire that destroyed bis
camp in the woods. He lost all OF his
supplies in the fire. Since arriving here
his trouble developed into a mild case of
pneumonia and he has been confined to
his room at the hotel all week.
Ole Gunderson of Chicago Bay, rs
years old, is just az young as he used to
be. He is younger than good many
yoang men who think themselves
younger than he is. Few would care to
duplicate his performance last Tuesday.
He walked to Grand Marais, % miles,
and carried in about twenty pounds of
herring to some particular town friends
of his. He walked home again the next
day.
@. j. johnson has been navigating for
the past two weeks first with walking
sticks and later With clutches, result of
an accident at Chicago Bay. He stop
ped to help Louis Plante to get one of
his horses out Of crack in the leo. AS
the horse was released he lunged and
fell over, catching Mr.. Johnsons leg
under him, spanning it quite badly at
the knee. 1t will probabably be several
days before Mr.. johnson will be around
again in his usual form.
DR.. Pearson arrived from Two Har-
bors Tuesday night. At the meeting of
the board of county commissioners on
Tuesday he was appointed assistant
county physician at salary Of forty dol
lars q month. This action was deemed
advisable on account Of DR.. Houston's
ssr1osse diners aud the probability Hhat
.r' 4 .
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-02-27
WANTED

SPECIAL. REPRESENTATIVE in this county
and adjoining territories, to represent
and advertise an old established bus
mess house of solid financial standing.
Salary $21 weekly, with expenses paid
each month oy check direct from head
quarters. Expenses advanced and horse
aud buggy furnished when necessary;
position permanent.
Address. The Columbia, $50 Monon
Bldg, Chicago, Ill. 2-2O 3-26
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-02-27
SOCIETIES.

X. o. r. M.
OaENA TENT No. 9S-Regalar reviews every
second and fourth Saturday. Members are
espectally requested to be present on fourth
Saturday. Visiting knights are cordially well
come.
Chris Murphy. Com.
c. H. Carhart, r. K.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-02-27

~ No Poor Houses In servis.
There are no poorhouses In servia-
Even the poorest people own property.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-02-27

To Cure Constipation FOREVER.
Take Cuscarets Candy Cathartic. lOc or 10
=. Z. { fail to cure. druggists 'efund money
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-02-27
The Grand
Hotel.

New building.
Newly furnished.
Everything neat and clean
First class accom- modations
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-02-27
u. W. Of A.

GRAND AARAIs CAMP No. 9l67-Regular
meetings every first and third Saturday. Visit
ing neighbors Cordially welcome.
C. H. Carhart. Consul.
Claus G. Menker, Clerk.
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GUST. OLSON. Prop.
Grand Marais, Minnesota
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I'D DDINWIun Neatly and Promptly
JU0 FMN llNI st the ONCE Of :.
- - - TAE AEAAlp. :
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VIM. E, CULKIN. Repister
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WM. E. CULKIN, Register.
6malwood & Son, Atrys. lis
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Timber Land. Act June 3, 1S7s-Notice for
fupilcatlon.-UnitedS States Land Office, Du-

WIN. E. CULKIN. Reeiste,
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Contest Notice.

VIM. E. CULKIN, r. gister
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Timber Land. Act June 3, 187S.-Notice for
Publication. United states Land Office. Du-

81. L. Shepherd. Atty. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
Ell gobernador
MIR. Winthrop
TRABAIA POR PUERTO RICO

Ell importante peri6dico 1.-The Was
hington Tim es", en- su edicion del IS
del actual inserca el suelto siguiente.
"El gobernador de Puerto Rico Mr.
Winthrop trabaja activamenre en-
Washington en- favor de los asuntos de
la isla.
Vista censtantemente la Casa
Blanca y la ofcinasdel Secretario Taft
Y ha obtenido promesas de la Admi-
nistraci6n de cooperar al progreso y
mejora de las actuales condolences de
la isla al benefcio de su Comercio y
otros ramos.
Uno de los proyectos en- que Ell go
bernador ira ala con gran interes es
ell establecimiento de una estacion ma
val en- San Juan.
Mr.. Winthrop piensa que con la aber-
tura del Canal de Pana ma, San Juan
sera un punto inportante de parada y
que los buques eurCpeos entraran en-
ell en- gran ndmero 81 Sc mejora ha-
eiendoo un buen puerto.
Ell mas interesante de les proble-
mas en- que ell gobernador ha puesto
toda su energia y decision es el de
restaurar la industria cafeteria de
Puerto Rice a su antigua prosperidad
Ha obtenido seguridades de los De-
partamentos de Guerra y Marina de
cue preferiran en- las contratas que Sc
hagan para proveer las fuerzas de
su mando ell cafe puertorriqueflo.ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31

Gi CJCI ClLO Id al uouo W
maran nuestro cafe. Aver da-
bamos cuenta de la formation
de una compaflfa comercial que
sc dedicara en- los Estados Uni
dos a la venta del mismo.
En- la prensa americana sc ha
tratado y sc contint1a tratando
nuestra crisis; la American fe-
Iteration of Labor" ha tornado
importantes resoluciones a fa-
vor nuestro, y aqui, en- la Isla. Sc
ha llegado a plantear la cues
tion en- tales terminus de clari'
dad que va sabe todo Ell mundo
en- que consiste la gravedad de
la crisis, quien tiene la culpa de
ella, quien puede corregirla y
posee ell remedio que Sc nece-
sta.
Esta es labor de la prensa, CO.
mo 10 es tambien el haber con-
seguido que ell gobierno ameri
cano sc determine a gastar cerca
de quinientos mil dollars en- ira
bajos que han de hacerse en- la
bahiaIde San Juan.
Las asoCiaciones, los institu-
tos, las sociedades literarias y
artisticas, las de recreo, todas
han vuelto a. recobrar algo de
su grandeza, de su esplendor
que tenian; y de toda la 1sla lie
gan vahos vivihcantes y entu-
siasmos alegres que van hacien.
dose cada vez mas frecuentes y
sc exhiben con formas robustas.
No ha de ser todO Illusion, no
ha de ser un suefo que Sc eva
pore ell hermoso esperar de este
pueblo.
Alguna cristalizacion tendra
y sera la herencia que al termi
mar el afo NIL novecientos Gin
co podra legar al subsiguiente
que ojala Sc anuncie con sera-
les, sino mas confortadoras que
el proximo, ell de maflana, con
las mismas esperanzas, que te.
nemos todos en- que ha de mejo-
rar nuestra suerte y hemos de
ser mas felices, a medida que
nos demos cuenta de la situa-
cion y de que convene sostener
el espiritu de la patria sobre to-
das las cosas.
Al terminar Ell ailo queremos
encender una bengala color de
rosa para que sc vayan acos.
tumbrando puestros ojos, a la
claridad de la aurora. despues
de las tinieblas y de las SOM
bras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
Iglesia de San Jose

Ell lunes dos de Enero al toque de
oraciones. dara principle la devota
Novena, con que sus devotos obse-
quian anualmente nuestra sefiora de
Belen, continuando despues hasta ell
martes de la semana siguiente.
Ell domingo ocho a las 9 de la ma
flana Sc celebrara la solemne fiesta
toda orquesta, asf como la Novena Ell
la que pre1icara TN Sacertote de la
Congregation de la Mission.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
De Manati

Aver fue urgehtemente operado por
los doctores Vlazquez y Amadeo, asis-
tidos del practicante Iturrino, el sefior
don Francisco Cacellas.
Fue una di6cilisima operaci6n, coro-
NADIA no obstante, por el mejor exito,
pues el paciente, que aver por la tarde
estaba graviSimo, Sc encnentra hoy
muy mejorado.
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
iFelicidades!

A nuestos constantes suscriptores, a
nueStros lectores, los relacionados
con la empresa BOLETIN MERCANTIL, a
todos nuestros amigos y al p1blico en-
general, deseamos todo genero de fe-
licidades, prosperidad y fortuna en- el
aflo que maf1ana comienza.
La Direction y Redaccion de este
diar;o, cumple, asi un deseo ferviente y
un deber de ineludible cortesfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31

jarse ell horizonte de su pssado fe-
liz, :. un suspiro.
Saludad al afIo nuevo que llega; e
es siempre nancio de amores y espe-
ranzaS.
Espcrar es vivir, dicen los poetas.
Reid, gozad, amad. -.
u. E. LecIs.
Diciembre 81, 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
Nueva residencia
del DR.. Munoz

Nuestro distinguido amigo doctor
don Gustavo Mufioz ha fijado su domi.
clio en- esta Capital en- la calle de TIE.
tuan MIN. 81, teniendo el telefono de
esa su casa particular. a la que trasla-
dara en- breve tam bien su consultorio,
ell n1m. 252.
Con gusto 10 hacemos p1blico para
conocimiento de Jos amigos y clientes
del doctor Muiioz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31

Mi diStingu1dO am1go AcudO la
bondad de usted para suplicarle la
publication dc estaS llneas; 10 agrade
cere mucho.
En- la seccion de noticias de "La
Correspondence de aver, Sc lee 10 81
guiente:
"Se asegura que el Ateneo de San
Tuan publicara en- breve la lista de los
que llama socios y dice que no le han
pagado. Sc airma que algunoS de los
que han Sido consideradoS como deu-
dores sin ser verdad, esperan la publ
cacion de esta lista, para llevar al Ate.
neo los tribunales por embustero.'
En- defensa de altos intereSeS socia-
les de la dighidad inmaculada de
una institution, como el Ateneo, que
todo puertorriqueflo debe venerar,
obliganme las circumstances declarar:
10 que es falso ell primer particular
de esa noticia, porque desde ell p de
Diciembre en- curse, no existen deudo-
res al Ateneo, en- virtud del acta en-
que Sc justifcan y confirman las ba-
Jas; 2 que tanbien es falso ell Sc :
gundo terrnino de la noticia, porque no
es prescription reglamentaria nj nor
ma en- la conducta del Ateneo ell pu-
blicar en- los periodicos los nombres de
sus deudores, ademas, porque la re-
presentation del Ateneo puertorrlque-
f1o, tiene la suflciente cultura y rinde
Ell debido respeto a instituciones y
personas, para no incurrir en- actos que
desdigan de su buen nombre.
El dltimo particular. que dicha no
ticia afrma, tambien es sfalso, por-
que no cabe en- 10 possible, que haya en-
Puerto Rico, quien tenga derecho para
llevar esta digna corporation a los
tribunales. Nj Sc concibe, tampoco,
que haya persona autorizada para Ian
Ear una palabra tan destemplada como
la de em6ustero, un Centro, cuya res
petabihdad y honradez lie colocan fue-
ra de tales incrlpaciones.
Esta institution no puede tampoco
acudir a la revuelta de pasiones en-
cendidas en ell odio de las GALES, apar-
tandose de la serena region donde vi
ven sus ideas mobiles y generosas.
No es esa su mission nj es ese ell
camino de sus grandes destinos.
Ell Ateneo pe.manecera inconmovi-
Bile y continuara su vida LENA de su-
bljmeS tradiciones.
NADIA mas por hoy.
IN. QWeUedO BGe=
PRESIDENTE DEL ATENEO'
San Juan, P. R. Diciembre 8, de. 1904
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
NoGa del d1a


cuentas de 10 que sc ha hecho
para deducir que no Sc ha per
dido el tempo inutilmeute, 81
no 10 hemos aprovechado POI
complete.
Els costumbre que nosotros
queremos seguir, la inveterada
de enviar felicitaciones y salu-
dos en- las postrimer1as de TN
alo y en- la aurora del que en-
pieza.
Asi 10 hacemos. A nuestros
lectores, que han pasado su Wis
ia diariamente por este mismC
sitiO. Y han debido sentirla nu-
blada al leer tristezas y amar-
guras, queremos darles para Ell
aflo entrante una vision de es
peranza y de alegre conhar.
Es precise entrar en- el alo
nuevo sin pesimismos y sin pre-
juicios.
De 10 pasado queda siempre
el recuerdo y hay que deducir
la ense1lanza que convene, pero
no han de ser los aflos nj las
desgracias pasadas fardo que
abrume la existencia. losa pc
sada que convicrta el vivir en-
una perenne y deslumbrante
amargura.
Es precise saludar al aflo nue..
vo con la faz sonriente, con la
sonrisa placida que inspira la
juventud y que exile la vida.
Durante el mil novecientos
cuatro, Sc ha llevado a cabo una
labor de grandes alcances y de
una trascendental irnportancia.
Ha revivido el publico. Ha
emp >zado a resurgir la persona
lidad puertorriquefa que estaba
abrumada, que estaba vencida y
pudieramos decir que en- el aflo
nuevo, 81 de 81 queda recuerdo
mas grato que del que estamos
despidiendo; 81 desarrolla mas
las energ1as que han empezado
a renacer, algo de 10 que en- el
sc realize, ha de ser nuestro, CO.
mo ha sido el desquite del pre-
Sente, ConSeCuencia neCesaria de
la abrumante trlsteza del pa
sado.
iCu5ntas esperanzas Sc con-
ciben en- un .dia como Ell de hoy!
iCuantos propositos Sc hacen,
cuantas res )luciones Sc toman!
Y cuantos Sc quedan incum-
plidos.
Entire las obras fecundas que
han realizado las fuerzas vivas,
las instituciones del pals, debe
fgurar la que ha llevado a ter
minO la prensa.
La expression de nuestros ira
bajos, aunque tuese rehriepdo
dolores, analizando pigricias, ha
sido de una grande e imponde :
rable energfa. Nuestro teson
ha sido irreductible y de esta
suerte, Sc ha operado en- el ami
mo p1blico Ia reaccion necesa
ria y cOnveuiente que aplaudi-
mos sin reservas y de la que
nos alegramos.
Porque no es precise que
estemos repitiendo himnos a la
Taza, cantos al pueblo en- que
vivimos y cuya~ suerte nos in
teresa de manera tan absolute
y tan completa que no conce-
bimos la propia vida 81 no esta
en- una estrecha armonia con
la mas ampia Y soberana de la
Colectividad.
Asi Gueda explicado Ell que
nos alegre ell renacer del esprit
tu publico, que nos satisfagan
las formas iniciales de una ac-
tividad que ha despertado Ell
choque brusco con la realidad
mas hosea, y que la animation
propia la esten compartiendo
todos Y la esten engrandeciendo.
La labor esta ahi para mues-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
POr Ell buen nOmbre del
AteneO PuertOpriQue1o

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
Mi distinguido amigo: Acudo la
bondad de usted para suplicsrle la
publication dc estas llneas; 10 agrade-
Cere mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31

Ella, va con las vfrgenes del bosque
dru1dico alumbrado con Ell rehejo de
las antorchas. en- busca del muerdago,
coronado de flores y vestida de blanco,
Ell primer d1a del afio; ella, va a las
orillas de los lagos a bafiar su rostro al
amanecer del bello d1a para escuchar
las voces misteriosas de las ninfas de
las aguas.
Es la algeria del aflo nuevo....
Reid, amad, sed felices....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-31
M. QsgeUedO RGe%

eM. VW6OONV DeEC~
PRESIDENTE DEL ATENEO.
San Juan, P. R. Diciembre 3, de. 1904.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
COMPLETE PLANS
VISITING DOCTORS TO BE
ENTERTAINED ON THE
RIVER.

Last night a special meeting Of the
McCrscken county medical society
was held in the Office OF Drs. Cole.
man and Taylor and arrangements
completed for the entertainment of
the Southwestern Kentucky Medical
Association, which meets here on the
10th and nth Of May.
Instead of the usual banquet at a
hotel. such as has been given the as
ISOLATION meetings here, boat will be
chartered for the first evening of the
meeting and the guests taken on an
excursion. Refreshments aud music
will be furnished The excursion
will remain on the river several
hours.
No other arrangements except what
are already on the programme were
made. The meeting will be held at
the city hall as usual.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
IN CONFERENCE
OVER THE NEW ILLINOIS CEN
TRIAL TIME CARD.

The changes in the proposed new
schedule of the l. G. as published In
yester days Sun are said to be correct
by local officials who have been study
ing the matter.
At present a meeting is being held
in Chicago by higher officials and the
superintendent of each division to
arrange the new schedule. The train
men, conductors and engineers, were
consulted by the division superin-
tendents and asked where better time
could be made and what advantages
they might suggest towards lettering
the time table. Thelmeeting will be
over by tomorrow and the superin.
tendents will return home. Supt.
Egan, Of the Louisville division will
return Saturday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
FIRE AT OSCAR
Frank PaytOn's Home and Tele-
phone Station Burn.
The Loss Will Amount to Sewers
Thousand Dollars, With Partial
Insurance.

Tuesday night the residence and
general store Of Mr.. Frank Peyton, OF
Oscar, KY, thirty miles from Padu.
cab, near Bandsns, Ballard county,
burned with loss Of several thousand
dollars partially covered by insurance.
The fire is supposed to have been Of
incendiary origin.
The residence and household effect.
were valued at about 81, 500 and Mr..
Peyton carried 5000 insurance. The
stock Of goods in the store was owned
by Mr.. J. W. Webb and valued al
90, 900 with $1,000 insurance.
The fire originated early in the
nieht and before anything could BE-
done to save any household effects OF
goods, the buildings were completely
burned. Mr.. Peyton is well known
here.
the store was the toll station OF this
Cumberland Telephone Co. and the
telephone was burned. A temporary
station has been installed and the line
is working today, as usual.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
NEAR HER FINISH.
THE NASHVILLE WILL PROBAB
LY SOON GO OUT OF
COMMISSION.

After the river trip to st. Louis
the Nashville will probably go out OF
commission. She was built ten years
ago, and has never had general over
hauling since. Her engines are wear
ing out and minor repairs have to be
made continually. In her ten years
afioat she has been over = large part OF
the world. She was originally de-
signed to navigate the Asiatic rivers,
and sailed 500 miles up the Yangste
Kisng, carrying the American flag
further than it had ever before been
seen into the interior of China. She
fired the shot in the war of 1898, cap
turin a Spanish merchantmen.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
NO STEMMING
TOBACCO WILL BE SHIPPED IN
DIFFERENT WAY HEREAFTER.

"he Imperial Tobacco company, Of
England, which has numerous fac
tories and stemmeries in this country,
has notified its agents aud managers
in this country to resume operations,
but to stem no more tobacco. Here
tofore the tobacco has been stemmed
before shipped which saved great
deal in the way Of freight. Parlis-
ment. however, added = tax Of sew.
eral cents for stemmed tobacco, snd
hereafter it will all be shipped with
the stems on it.
Manager Clarence Martin, Of the
local stemmery of the Imperial. at
Fifth and Clay streets, today resumed
operations. He has about rs,
pounds on hand that is stripped, and
will ship it, but will send the remain
ing stock Of $4,000 pounds, and all
other received hereafter, with stems
on it.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
SHALL WE DISPUTE
THE STATEMENTS OF SCORES
OF PADUCAH CITIZENS.

The people of Paducah, like other
American citizens, desire to "get at
the bottom of everything. They
want to know the why's and where
fores. When investigation leads to
the most positive proof it is hard to
dispute the evidence. Faith is born
of experience and conviction should
follow the evidence of people we
know. The testimony of friends and
neighbors can be easily proven and
vouched for. There are many cases
like the following, all from people
here at home, ana if the reader is still
a skeptic why not investigate further,
the way is open.
Mrs. NJ. s. Smith, residing at 523
Jefferson street, says: ~ have COM
planned of kidney complaint for q
number of years. 1t dates back to
1884 suffered with very distressing
weakness of the kidneys which an
noyed me dav and night. There was
often dull pain across my back over
the kidneys. IL was these complaints
which induced me to get Dosn's Kid
ney Pills at Dubois & Cos drug store.
. After taking the treatment for short
time noticed a great change in my
condition and the improvement con-
tinued steadily. feel better than /
have felt for a long time. Doan IS
Kidney Pills are an excellent remedy
and it is a pleasure for me to recon.
mend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
N. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nAme-Doan's--
take no substitute.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
GOOD SHOWS
FORMER PADUCAHAN PRAISES
THE MUNDY COMPANY.

The local Carnival association has
received letter from Mr.. Ed Cullen,
formerly Of Paducsh. but now OF Tex.
arksna, Ark, saying that the Mundy
Carnival compsny's attractions are
the cleanest and finest ever seen. The
company was there last week furnish
ing tho attractions for the woodmen
of the Worlds carnival and Mr.. Gil
lens statement will go long way to-
wards making the company popular
here, as he is q reliable and popular
young man, aud we'll known in Padu-
cali.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
CAPT. STONE HURT
Thrown Out of His Buggy in a
Runaway at Kuttawa.
He Will Be Laid Up For Several
Days But His Injuries Are
Not Serious.

Captain W. ]. stone, former Con-
gresham and well known politician
of Lyon county, was injured in a run
away yesterday afternoon about 4;SC
O'Clock at Kuttsws, but is not serious
ly injured, his many friends Will be
pleased to learn.
Captain Stone was out driving
when his horse SHE'D at a fence
which protruded out from the road
way. The animal became unruly and
ran away, throwing Captain Stone
out and badly bruising him about the
body. No bones were broken and the
injuries are external. He will be laid
up for several days, however.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-05
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

Commencing Sunday. May 8, 1904,
passenger trains leaving Paducah for
points on Cairo extension and north,
and for Brookport and north, Will not
stop at Broadway to receive passen-
gers. On and after that date passen-
gers should go to the Union depot to
get on all trains.
J. T. DONOVAN, Agent.
PaducAh, KY, April 30, 1904.