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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-17

The weekly report of local tobacco in
spector, Ed. Miller is:
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-17

Increase, .................. 243, 62U
The figures for the bank clearings
show heavy counter business at tho
banks the past week. Money is fairly
easy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-17

As there is heavy penalty for every
violation of the inspectors orders, it is
likely that no effort will be made to
bring in southern cattle for the present,
contrary to the orders left by Inspector
Hopkins last night.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-10
GbeIapeate 9ampfer So.
EheHnucafe.Qinte.

GbeIapente 9ampfer SO.
GBeinpeafe.2inte.
tleguHte BanueterDampls ~sluauit1 Glb
.@tlaHta" md
Slo Suint Comfort Mno Rorfulf, So.
9dmpfer b~erlafen BdItimGre tdgIl6 (ausge.
toniuien SoHntdgS) uH $50 N6enof uu0 tOnts
men In Obj g0tut Comfort nm 8 lbr UiDr'
gems uub In g~tOriolf iim ITO Wtoraers on, ans
lhltebeno an lie @tfeubobn8iige mad alien
Bnniten oes Gloers uito oes StbtpettenS.
OOrf-NiUersGinie.
ElsanDte Bufiaeier,D ompfer ngbarIotit-
uKb Baltimore" ud0
ytah meit.Rutnt ulo Siid1ntUub, ia.
GnmpferS ~oerlaiien Baltimore td9It6 (aus.
9etor1nlen Sonntags) nm 3 ubr gabmittd96
uno iCmnlen 6u MeiisTOint um 7.45 Ulotpefls
luo 8u 9ti6rlonb I'M 0.25 MorgenS on.
Dampter, berlnileno Baltimore Mouttgs,
Boint Stepit"ns, 9nunerftaes mo GnmitGgB,
legen OIL @l"ureftersBu iR uuo AllntoRO's an,
uno SQntpier, oerlniieno Baltintcre Difnitag5,
8oitlerilaaS uno GuinitagS uuo 0tft@gotnt
WIontdgS, Wlitiluo6s lno Sreitags, legcH lu
Uorftpfpn uto Slan garf an (pern bas Gttter
eS ~erlaubtl.
9ampfer periaNeH Baltimore uua
-BItr 10 nnb 10, 2tgbt.s traheH.&ttf.t.
Sur9s9tueie rad aaen Buuiten f0nnen aes
ttherf, Sepdd nutgeeebeR Itro StaiiitenBiutrler
i'm Spraus r%eierbirt uerten IN ben bietgeH
StrnBe, o0et Den 9auptsgureaur: NG. $50.
gt9btsStraBe, Baltimore Dtb.
8ienben Softer q. 8. estsm,
@tn. .0eltdltsribrer. Sen. 'StGetstgeni.
(~Inn31I&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-10
TibrDfe 0eid)iphl
iperOeit 0cbeilt. .


? Wiat merle fidl bic Reiultate, bic burdl
Srnu 8intbauts Hatb unO ibr SeiImitteI
ersielt Umrben.
18or etuiger 3eit idrteb i'd Sbueu einen
Sriek in benz tb Sbuen iletue Spltptollle
beldrieb NIB nm Siren Statb bat. SD er.
btelt Sbre glltiport uno befolgte ale Sbre
bab i'd bent OolIt6uotg bergeItellt bin.
Sniolge beS @ebraud1es BON 2Doin g..
9ini6ams Se9etabIe COMPOUND purOe Die
@eihwullt gGn3li6 alSgetriebeu llno netn
gamer &brper getrdfttgt. SD tunll Humnlebr
Dtetlen lpeit gebeu.
NSeoer 3ropfen pom 2Hbta 6. EiufbaulS
9egetable COMPOUND 1T fir mid iiini Dol
lars mertb geneieu. SD fam MIR alert
Traier, Die al @eifmitltet uno oToereH
Sruuentrantbeiten lei0eu, ratben, oteleS Nftts
tel griiuottf Su probieren." Srou Y, &.
SapeS, 252 DUDLEY Ctr, (Solton) &ors
burn, OtaIi. 5000 Dollars ,suRe, menu Oas
funiit beiIeu GdtEett b~epieieu iueroen farn.
@erae 0c(oes fGmnteu Elm oernrttaes 9eugntb
mint erfnufen, non ntel tuentPer pie 0eluiioDeit
uuo 3utrieoenlett eriebet, ote eDnta Y. PtnI'
hams @eaetable COMPOUND 5rnu SAB ner'
itnftt hnbeu.
Gold Elm 3eugniB iolte aber audi bon allen
Trduen OILS Elm poittiper Seipets oofiir ange'
nomneu werben, oa6 2pSia G.. 8infhams
geaetable COMPOUND Elm unitbertreffltdes
Seiimtttel 1T fir ale Srduenletoeu, mie Gier'
fodsbeihmeroeu, @ei6wilIte, @utSIuOungell,
Sorfaa luO 2u9eper6ubering Der @ebdrntlt'
ter, 8iideuihmer;en, TnreaelndBtge, uiters
oriidte ODER ihmeribofte Determination, uno
bergleifert. @elpiRlit fam Der Snbult illts
ierer sablreideu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iute
mi1 fe tdglih in ben 3ettiu9eu uborrden
luiieu, bel aleu gereft oentenoett WleniHen
~fetlerlet 2aum fir 3weiiel iibrtg Iaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-10
8eltera 2araIanb .9abs.
Srat IN Steft am 10. sun. 1904.
Bhge berIGfen StIIeusg tatlon, pts foIat;

Sdafith.
l4.80 Ncrrt. - G1neu5ua. Sarptltrt.. Soa,re.
toioH, ". & gS. Jb. uno ben Ghbeit. anh
altb9. GcrntaGs q. .. n. 81. GbnnberSbnra
W{nrttnsbtrg, Nitdeiter urb sltnften On
9belapeafe & gaeTlert 9abn.
S-16 SSTml gen'Dsar 9rpreb. (sair nna
LIPS sIbenos - 9Iffcm. mad iInton.grtbo,.
,5dglth, ansaenommeH eonntngs.
f.UO gSorHt. UuTt. y. Il 9. Sir. litfO Sdltnt,
SMlnis eltli9 bon emors-grube, garlisIe uub
500 ssr, stSS%i gr, sassai as,u sI'sssss;sto sss ssats
". gabH mad Ebenanooab.
1912 gornt. Affout. nab untou.RrtSae, Dpri
u1o @etthsbura.
~. 80 Na6m. = Mfom. nan @norbs@robe.
2.25 9idbtt. = Nftolt. unm GiHorn, @rooe.
la,2o 5todnl: Blue Wlouutuin Ggp. (BarIor.
Carr totuie Sreberid.
SO, sa3H. : GSp. naa gOri unO .. q o.
4.15 sla6H. - g1p. SauptIiRie gunste, Ga,
ger5tofon. Greberid, Gmmitsbnrl nnb Sbfp.
pensbura.
500 @a9rl, = erpa na6 GI1nboH. sttom. Ten.
ieits RAD tninnsgrioge.
IS 80 aa6m. = gorf Grpreb. SopbIssbrra
0Gtuptteab, @reenHiount. gltfG
5.35 Rannt. - stffom. mao Gnrrbs6robe.
6.t5 stbenos - sIiiom. mao uutpas9rioee.
SOB AberoS - stftom. ndD gmogps@robe
Iur GoHntngS.
$50 Born. - Qifom. naD unton'rrihes uni
Saioper.
2.80 9ud5u. - sffpm. mad tln~ionIBrtoat
d,t6 gGdoun. - sfiom. mad slefia.
BILLET uHo @eIdds9lreau RnrboitfGde gbut
.8hse balien an Union, ssnntplnaFia'stDt.'
les uHh 9eriietoHsStr1be.
GtiIiou. unh 8nTbroof. (gsprib.siseO %int+en
8dIt utdt an Be.rnf. abe. Station.
8. y. sssss. q. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-10
Or. M. IpiFner,
bpntDDpat5iid)er 2lrst,
9fr. 1419, Qinoens GUenue.
SrtcSiuh . 2iuie neue IfncQe Sag.
8OOte D2Oro Baltimore" nnb
uHenn" mod Nhilnhclnhin.

FF
Teainneu sunutng, ben 3. Stunt, tint 8 llbE
gurmtttags, uro bon oattn ab tdgli6 INTO
Sonntags, bon Der 2i9bts uuo BruttsStrdbe,
In SettertCn uno 99Citcr, gd., uubdltenb.
4rddltiae 6uIrt burGj ben danal.
Sabrt In ether Ridlung St.50; Hlinbfnbrt
q5 3age) iitr Mildtabrt uui Gag ooer gtaht'
gOoten giiltia, $3.50.
0tllnoretiesNt1ete bon gblla6tlp9ia nut ber
-. & 8. Nubn" Siritdiebrenb, $3.50. 9ireite
Sabrbiuete nab Atlnntie.GitN uno 5urild per
Boot S3.75j ODER gan5 per Wubn, fir Is Saae
giltia $3.50, 6errer oircfte SabrbiGete mad
NepsNurt, lung.grnudb, MsbgrBsgarf, cine
Ei6hlng, $500; 9iunofdbrt $500; @ape Winn,
9tunofabrt $500. stu6tsDnupier fdbren mn
8 ll1r gtbenos tdali6 (Gonntnas ull5aenouts
mend. 9tlcte nnn 2ubnrtD, GrOb, Gardtoeas
GprtIIgs, NeppOrt, gtelusSaben (@t), Bortlano
(W}e.) ln6 n~6roltben Rnniten merben i'm giis
rcul, ioute bet Nlbauqb'S, yr. poi, Norbs
@b~urleSsStraBe, b%erfuuft. @9reibt ipeeen
8cties9unobub.
Glareuee ebriusr, glaent,
(Dini10.1&S) Or. 204, 2iabtsStrabe.
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@emi foum 0eS 9reie3
mCrtb.

@cmiB foum 0eS 9reie3
mcrtb.
&n biciiQcn Sodfreiicn miro CT
tlurt, eS lei froglidL Oh Die ungebeil-
rem Opfcr, mcI6c Sopon in Dem
T%ilnft0gigerL furdtboren &ingen bel
Sioo 9ong brod]te, Dem er5ielten Gr-
tolgc cntlpreden.
Selbit mcnm (Sopon fir sic enor-
men &crluitc eineH Griob ihoffeu
fonnc, mcroe Dies f~einesluegS 10
raid qciheben, nm o;c militGriidcn
Opcrationen lofort nit Dem notbigen
9toGOrlld fortieben 81 f0nncn. NoH
Gieiem cutiebliden N%6erIuiic ici IN
ben nGdlten g8o6en ulto Wouutcn
tein nellcr Soltptihlog 5u criporten,
5untdl Der Wtnter hcrannubc.
Gppbus folqt ouf Griirre
Gle @ittungcn Der Iongeu 0iirrc,
Ste betonntlid 81 groBcn @alObr0ns
0en fitbrte ln10 tbrillpeilc oie Grnotc
perni6tete, MAIDEN iih iebt nod in
elmer al0cren, nidt minOer idlinls
men @eiie fitbl6or. &n 5oblrei6en
@egen0en 0cutidlon0's berridt cine
mobre &ppbuS. Gpiocmie. SIS mer.
oen @llnOerte Dor Erfronfunqen aus
3ablreiben fIeinen StGoten in Sdlc.
ilcn, Dem Gbeinlonoe, OitpreuBen II.
/. ~. gemCt0et.
y botogropbie oeS II n 6 +.
barren.
Erofelior &ofrot6 3en9er in Erag
lit nit Der 8orbereitltng elmer Ylbli-
tdtion itbcr Elm ie%nIotioneueS mo
neltcS 8erfobren beib1ftigt, olrt
iueldeS mar fleinite &orper, fpelhc
bi5her Dem 6ernrobr uno Dem Nj.
troIfop iuioeritanoen, Photographic
rem fam. 9us @lt6 miro nYboto,
graphic oeS llniidtboren" beiBell.
Sir Die omerifonii6e
Station.
Die Rei6S'- Worine . 0ernaltllna
bat fir Dos 9icnitjobr 1905 ole Gn-
oronnng g%etroffen, DOB Die oitomeri.
fonilfe Stotion 0urh einen groBen
aretl5er, 5mei tleine &reu5er uno Elm
9ononenboot beiebt iein ioQ. 9omit
iuilr0e an Dem ~biSberigen 8~crbGltniB
nidptS ge1n0ert mer0en.
u merttoni DIES SON II t
gem ii 6t
Ser SonOesouSid)ltB BON @oIi5ien
uno ser 2emberger MogiItrot boben
cine 8etition on oosWiniIterium oe&
g(eitBern in @ien geridtet, oomit eS
megen Der 5oblreiden Sonoelsbe5ie.
bun9en 3miihen 8ali5ien unb Den
Ser. Stooterl, ioluie gum S6ute Ser
Sntereiien Der 9lusmonoerer ouf Die
Grri6tling zines omerifoniiden&ons
Iulats in 2emberg binmirfe.
Petroleum ais Sei5motc.
rial ii t sic SGotte.
Die 4oniralitGt bot ben 9olt
5peier neren Sonf.0 ompfcr 5ii aic[
angeoronet. 0ieielben ioaen Die oeut.
iden arieasi6iffe init getroleum oils
Sei5materiol p~eriorgen. 9ieies Oel
lit bereits ols gusbiilfsmittel nit Iol.
dem eriolg ouf SdIa6tififfen er-
probt loorben, bob Die Tegierung be.
idloiien bat, es fiinftigt in groBerelt
Suantitaten 81 peripenoen.
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9am6urgsNm
- Gnh -
0OppclIdDrnn6Cns
Grpreb. nuo 8nIIngicrs9 icnit.

= Hcncn III Suucr iRr Goubuu wno FariS an.
&nmbura-N mcrifN'Ginic,
81 NroaOmoO gtemsOorf.
IrtBur ". HO6iOn,
ii 8eitsGentre. StrnBe.
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Werdants' C Sinners SraHspor
tatiuu GumpanS.

9nilipfersSiuitn.
Wa6 Dotton lno benz Often: ieben WsoHtda,
6 libr.
ga4 Brcbioence NIB benz Often: .eaen Conn.
tn3s Wtttifpo6 u1o 6reitda. abenbS 0 u6r.
un 6 Ubr NebnoS.
6rn6t lpiro tdaIi6 bis 5 llbr abenbs fir an
benz Lage nbfa9reaoe 9ampier anaenommen.
fog, .8otiieriiag uno Gumflag. gtenps 8 lllr.
8oitoner ilno YrooibepcesS umptef tabrfn
bon Der g9erfte am 6ltBe bes Q0nar9ods as:
oer MISUNDERSTANDING.
g. ~. giatHabant. glaent
GDugs0od.
%. q. Snrusr, @.sB.sM.
". =. GtebbilS, 6.sDt.
SnlptblTcdi. Rr. 604, Moro.GBarfes.gi Str.
Srg9b unb Baiidge'Bhreau: VI. 22t, speif,
SnitimDre-Gtrnse u13.I&@)
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MMnnpolie, Uf. Jt0pnI-olnIIoI, TI.oU NI0
's.45 Born. @umoensS tatton, 300 unb 900
gorm., 1905 Wiiitags, A.OO, 1919 Nd@Ht'
uni 600 MbenoS.
;srebertd, Wi. ssobabetati 7s.4b. 70 4s
Borm.; 6omoeRsS citation, l7.35, 1900 29.tb u.
1000 8orn., 1925, 1850 unb *520 gGdm.
@lnheter, Wft. 5topulG inttol, l7.l0 Borm.
uno l2.4f gta6mi.; 9dmoensS tatinn. 1920 BORN.
1900 unb 1850 Ra4m.
Sastrstppn, Ult. 8opdIogtation, ls,45 Borut.
gnnoensS Station, 1900 Borm, 1850 unb 400
Radntiftdgs.
Gaieott'6ith unb Mt. Airp, GambensG tatton,
7.35. 29.t5 BORN, lt.25, 1850, $3.50 NaduI..
$3.50 uHo *1t.45 A6enos.
Curtis Ban, Characterization, 10. 28 BORN.
SRraD, 9tt. 9oDoI'Stntton, l2.44 9la@ni. I;
Characterization, 1900 giadm.
,ADna[ BIuesQLute" nan g5hilnbeInhlo ma
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Trienos SduIe, oetDer IlT s ssia,isa,,s.

9nrt.Vlntt nr0 Nniprentese trabe.
SodsS6nie. EepnrteHtents thr ooreefdrittenen
nu6 Observation-Disclosures erofinet ain 20. ecu.
@Iaiiensgint6eiling fiir meme GdiiIer am 10.
september, 9 il9r BORN: gorbsreituna ilr
bon siuaI3id Spe5llliiten. Reues otbfeitf6es
sineerearten AM 26. septenber %er5ffnei.
fehe,, giPe Gebduoe itIo bonn 90. Mnaliit an
,ur pegifhtiann1 %ge5ffnet, Ser Nrinsip6I iuirb
Snnoh Sem 3. Segiein6er tdaiid bon 8 Bis IL ubr
Wiiitnes in Der sande ietH' sSegen aatoIoge
H"O ' eoparo 6, @ifiom, 9rinsipaI.
(septt, G&5,tWD
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Grfnriipnen mad Der sruhen @elt'
Nmsiteanna

NIT Der rgenniplpania giienbobn"
ieoen Wittmod). 6abrpreis ST. bon
Baltimore. Sabrfarten iino fir 5ebn
Gage giiltig, oif Der SIN. unb @iid.
fobrt in Stonburo Goa6es. abfabrt
bon Baltimore IL llbr Mittngs, on.
idlieBeno OIL ben brrffabrenoen
Spe5ial5ug. (2524,6,S)
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BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL

VHIINIIIWI STVNTITI
ein3igeS WarbI1toer Sfulnlit0IteO Der ,9lrueriL
8eretnipung iuriitti6er Stulen". a. Is. StcI,
ner, 9etan. Serbittcrmiu beqiuut am 20. Scpt
1904. 99egen oouitdIoiger Aueiunit uno SEA,
idlog ipeu0e man ihh an $, &tnuut, zelrctdr.
112 Sits9eringtonsStr. ttuB25, lWRD
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Gnrcn glnne's Giienbaau.Go.

Subrpiau trat am z. September 1904 In arait.
9umpicr uerlaiIru Bier 9r. 10, 2tBbtsStrake,
tnglifl (ausGenomHie1 Sonntaas) INN 7.i6
Diorgens uio $50 glndmtttags nab aooe.
VUint, 9ent, 5elano, EneeHstupn, 6rntrepiae.
ScntDn, GREENWOOD, 6nenbulr, Milton, 2emes,
Nebobuib mo 3miibenitdtiuneIl.
9unniane nm 500 sPorpeIts ita6 2Dnes gpint,
Gacnoalc, 9cnec, NcbubOtb, foluie nir mad aIei
Siuiiouen 5ipiidcu gUUesQoiHt mo Gentrebile:
ierner nm 3.l5 guflnittaGs nm nab 2uues
3oiut uuo EuCcustolun.
ani6IIb III 9eluluare uno Gbefapeafe.3 Sumo
iion nut Cation. SIforo mo 3pifbenfiatioHen,
uni Bu @reenluoob nit Der sGeIafpdres@ifers
ba1n" na6 uQen Nuniten iiloIi6 an Der nyietus
gorf, 9bilaoelpbia & Guriolf Siienbntn".
So6n Is. 8oslrn, Sen. sBaii. s@gent.
Hraut GGlen, Seaueter.
(W1at27.1O
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yappaI B~iue.2inie" hadi t.biiabepbia ans

pttpsUUr.
Gettlth. Bert9amoer Betl. I,t. gippaI
ghlatuaggon ....Gdel. 3.61 y. 3.55R.
a6lat Il. spelfe. .IdQI. 7.55 .. u 400 V. q
Yarlor. Gpetie, mnr 60. 9.62 .. OBJ V.
Barlor, Gpeife, ans9. 9. 11.50 y. att.b4 V.
Barlor, SDeiie. .1del. 1.66 q. q 1.59 ".
sglusal 2tniitsb," dnsf9icBli6eI guumani 3ua.
9lffet' Rau9'. Barlor, Sbierba:ion, uno
speiie Baeeons. IdeI. 3.4s@, y 3.b2 u.
eonhes. Ybii,. auSe. 9. ABS *. 800 u. g
Barlor. @pette. -. 3dgl. 600 u. sos y. g
goabes. 9btI.. . .1d9I. 5000 9.O6 v. s
S4Iattpa9sons: 1del. 1899 W 12.44 W. 6
Ser lofaie S6afpca9on ract gteipsyor. 1T ian
vi, Establishments Tim 1000 MbenbS 5nr sluis
H1hnic bon Rdfidgiereu berett.
" mad atIantit.Gltp an Bo4entaaen; %
Tad AtlantiesSitn tngIt@.
uas 9hae baiten Ia Dtlatxatua. a. bait
In etefter an.
8erl. Gdniben IeII. MRt. stoeaI
BbtlG. nffor1 -. .IdgI. 8.05 2. 8.10B.
8btla. GIpreb, nuse. Con. 2.30R 2.8b v.
Yhila. gIpreB, auSg. Con. 4.65 800 %
Stngerlp Nffom., aiSg. 9. 5.t5 81. SEQ u.
Rbil1. Mfforn.. MIR Conn. 6.-0M. 61b VI.
BiaetsShrenlI: Roro,peitsG :, CHARLES, nno
saroiognStraBe CD. ~. q. M.As@ebdnoe)
62o 6aes8ronoiuap, ut. ROpaITSiuficn obsr
!. .. saariia, gssr. Rau. araftte.
| e y. Ballet. Ger |gaa .'Igeft.
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Baltimore . 9ampf : Ynfet : So.
(MHe nnb 5nuerIiiF1e Nak4inI

IMIte nnb 5hbtFInli1s SaIsHIhlt.I
Ste Der. Stauters4 oit betoroertlo.
Sarpter fabreH thgltb, Sonntags niisgeg
npmmeit, pom ben pgup 9tne"s9lerS. 1913
aigbtsSfruee, $50 abenos, brett na1 Obj
Botnt Comfort. ylorioIi, gSortsEiortb nno allen
8oini Comfort nit Is. & 8. 9tlenbaDn| gu1
Nt1mouO. 9%erbinoung in 9ortsnontb NIT BEN
.Geobodrb Nir cine" ioIloeH 8up 6or, Bortss
nit 6er y~gltlnuttc Gonit 2ius,+ gtorfoli. nno
Carolina. g}OrloIf unO iiblt9, gprtolf linb
meItItdl iiuo .Slb 8ontiuiou Niue" mao gSsfo'
bern. @uibinaiou, Sc, uno 8iffnoro, 20.
mubI3etien nab suropdtlbem gSluue, nurli'
ri6fe &dihten3tmmer, elcitriihe Neleuttl1e,
3ampfbet8lmp Goien fret. Neicrotrte &1llitens
3imrter In ben BiIIctsBureutr Der gEaO 9tne;"
Mr. 1921 9,8eits8altimoresGirnBe Rt. b06 mo
60s, eiabtsStrGBe. g. ". g. Stteeg gr. 215,
RorosGbarless SiraBe, urb Mlbaugb's, @barles'
uu0 9eringtpusG trG6r.
Jobn X. GberpOUO, Y. BropA,
size, BJai. II. ber. 'gauager. Gen. 'RGfsa9eHt-
l9es2--l
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Die @arsIanS Sanbtnmmsn.s dnle.

0as 81. e6uIia6r beqinnt am a.. eeptem.
Der. steiner Sette ange5eTsno; fiji Ste aon,
oefeft fir ben llntcrrt6t In ben btfentIi6eu
Gtulen III. Spredet unb Gippenslefen ges
Ie6rt, ebenfo @raunlat, nno a~iaOemtfde Sd
cher. .9ebr geflto 9elegen. nnter9ait nno
Man tpenoe f6 an Ghas. g. Gfp. 9rinSipaI.
(2ue2-Septt9iGt0o.Sa)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-20
E. & w. Collars and Cuffs.

E. & w. Collars and Cuffs. We have in our Collar Department every new shape of E. & w. Collars and Cuffs-and all new bat-wing Collars with either round square-end flaps, in all sizes and heights all the newest creations in turnover Collars in great variety of shapes and in all SEes We have Cuffs in round and square corners, all widths.
 Then there is the Haardt Brand of Collars and Cuffs These are good most any 2 cent goods in the world yet we only charge cents for the collars Gall klnds, and E cents for the Cuffs.
 Fine NeckWear.
 Our line of Neclwear is unexceled anywhere. We have Fournhands Ascots mperas, Pufs and every oh- CT style at 2s cents to S2oo.
 Hens Odd Vests-Wht4, ST. 30 to 500. Coored and Fancy, S2. 30 to 5000. All sizes, cuts and PateFnS' Hens Handkerchlefs. hemstitched handker Pure Linen at 15 25c 3sc and soc. Initial handks 35c Men. BeIts-You must have Belt to go with your Summer suts We have all feathers, widths and prices 25c to $500. Boys belts 25e 7sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-03-20
Good, Cool Summer Underwear

Good, Cool Summer Underwear can't expect to have any comfort in the summer time unless he has suit of good cool underwent And this strong poEthis matter of cool underwear. We have fancy and plain Babrggan, American Lse Thread. German and Swiss Lse Thread and Silk Underwear, in all coors at from g cents to $500 per garment Every suit well and substantially made, by factory of rePute Let show you underwear go with your Easter Suit.
 Mems Hosiery
 We have large variety of beautiful patterns in Easter weight Hahose for Plain and fancy patterns in all the shades and designs bue gray and black mixtures at 5c 25c and 5oc 75c and per pair Black Silk Hose 75c and SIoC pair, every size.
 Things for the Boys
 Nearly everything that we have mentioned for men we also have for the boys smaller And yet have things for boys that haven't got for men.
 Boys Hat Department
 Our Boys and Chdrens' Hat Department consists of the very and latest novelties in the way Ha Caps and Panamas. 25c to $500.
 Boys Shirts and Waists
 The Cadet Brand of Chdren'S Shirt Waists and Boys Shirts the dearest friend to the Mothers heart Their simplicity and construction commend them to everyone Pecae and Madras white and coored all sizes. soc and 7c
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11

For sale cheap, 40 horse power stati-
onary engine and 90 horse power tubu-
lar boiler. Come quick IL you want It.
Boston Il Paris,
80 IN lAJ.umbs 18Th.
,o,, WISHES arseee all desif. ng dental
ma ,s,,a unreasonable, and ali work
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11
Mrs. Leone Dolehan.

Miss Anna Prescott, In a letter from
2i6 South seventh street, Minneapolis,
Mimi, writes:
"f was completely used up last fail.
my appetite had failed add felt weak
and tired an fine time. ifOok Peruna
for five weeks, and am glad 10 say thar
am completely restored 10 health. "--
Anna Prescott.
Mrs. Leone Dolehan. I'm letter from
the Commercial Hotel, Minneapolis,
Mimi, writes:
"For two months my physician expert
mentcd with me trying 10 cure a hard
c"ld " ilich settled In my stomach, caus-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11

Tuesday morning early risers
saw thu second great boiler for the
Cullen mine passing through our
streets under the care OF has-
uond Babb and Thomas sBSrnee.
This great boiler is a duplicate OF
! the ono taken down to this mine
Nome weeks ago, and like IL weighs
tons II lie stupendous under
King TO get one OF these giants
Ebm the mines, but the men in
'charge are capable and experience.
ed and had no trouble before and
we predict they will have none in
this case. Ia all probability the
boiler is at the mines before We
go TO press.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11


ing Inflammation and catarrh. have
nov been well for six months, and
give all the credit to Peruna." - Mrs.
Lcono nolehau.
Poruna will be found to effect IN i'm
mediate and lasting cure In all cases Of
systemic catarrh. IL acts quickly and
beneficially ON the diseased mucous
membranes, and with healthy mucous
membranes the catarrh can no longer
exist
Miss Louise Matt, 1859 Van Buren, St.,
Chicago, H., writes:
"Peruna Is most wonderful medicine
for catarrhal and stomach troubles.
81 suffered so long with indigestion
and dyspepsia. and tried many things
Ia cure me, without relief. 1 finally
bought a hottie OF Peruna and In just
six weeks was entirely rid o. my
! stomach trouble. Matt.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11
DYcUSBURC.

Tuesday afternoon fishing par
ty composed of Misses Evangeline
Scott, Ilene, Mamie, Lily and Lu-
cile Graves, and Messrs Brock
Glover, Hugh Graves, Cleye Mar
tin and Robt Scott, were out in
Cumberland river in two skiffs en-
joying the shade of the west bank
and the river breeze at Groves
landing, when the steamer Butt
orff and tow boat met and passed
each other near that point caus-
ing unusually high waves. The
skiffs were filled with mud and
water and each of the party was
covered by the waves. The expe-
rience was alarming and the young
disciples OF Izsac Walton created
sensation when they returned to
town drenched and muddy.
DR. Phillips has converted part
of his grounds into squirril-log-
icsl Zoo, that passers by find en-
tertaining.
Misses Lucille and Helen Graves
Of Paducah, daughters OF DR.. w,
T. Graves Of that city, are guests
of their aunt, Miss Cora Graves,
at the old Graves homestead.
Miss Matte Brooks, after a Wis.
il OF. several weeks to her sister,
Mrs Jennie Vosier, Of Dycusburg
returned to Nashville last week
Charles Mayes and sister Min
ME spent Sunday at Crittenden
Springs.
Fred Glenn and family Of Csld-
we'll Springs were guests OF Jos
Bennett and Tuesday night.
Mrs TT Mum, wife Of Judge
Num- of Frankfort, and daughter
Mrs II l. Flanary and little daugh
ter Virginia, are guests of tue ia
miles OF Messrs 5 II Cassidy and
| w b Grove this week.
Judge p FL Darby of Princeton
and + II James of Eddyville were
in our city one day last week.
Hons j Q Hodge and Ohas Will
son Of Smithland were in Dyous-
burg Aug 9Th.
Mr. Brook, former cashier OF
Dycusburg bank. leaves this week
for Humboldt, Tenn, where he
will go into the banking business
with M B Charles, formerly OF
this place.
Born to MIR Henry Wells and
wife son. Congratulations are
showered.
Miss Estelle RiG&rts left on
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11
ZINC LAND FOR SALE,
PRICE $500 90.

A tract Of - acres, AZ miles
from Ohio river transportation
Prospected 81 feet; output 2 10 4
tons zinc blende. Several to1e Of
zinc carbonate aud barite were Ia.
ken out as Gaping for vein OF
Jack. This is a fine property,
and those interested will find IL
ouch upon investiA alton. A sam
pie of this blende will be sent up
pm request. In writing give LOT
INe. gil.
w. L, Kennedy d Co.,
: Lola, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11

Thursday for an extended visit to
relatives in Ills.
Messrs T Q Campbell and q w
Yanoy we're in Paduoah last week.
Our public wells are undergo
ing repairs.
ia Graves and sister, Miss
Cora and nieoes spent Sunday in
Kelsey, guests of Mrs Dulaney.
Quite a number from this place
attended Hampton camp meeting
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11

A Letter rvom ksrs- Senator Warren.
The following letter Is from the wife
OF late oovernor snd now y. 8. Senator,
u. e. Warren OF Wyomfnes
~ am constantly tsoobicd with colds,
cough, ETC., bat thanks 30 your good
medicine, Peruna, always ind, Il
prompt cure."-Mrs. r. Il. Warren.
II you do noe derive psomps and salts
factory results from the nse OF Peruns,
write nj once 70 DR.. Hartman. giving a
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased 30 give you hts valuable adj
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President &c
The Hartmsn Sanitartum, Coiansbu5,
Ohio.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-08-11
FOR SALE.

$1,000 par value in stock of the
Rose Mining 90, Hardin county,
H., paying spar mine. Has 100
tons of spar ont. Haven't time TO
look after it; hence want to sell it..
s M. Jenkins, Marion.