davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-25

The State Madison: 4 congress
man VIII owns or controls a
number newspapers virtually
admits thar without them he
could not hold his congressional job
1t is well known that J. w Rabcock
has Il financial interest by mortgage
or otherwise in not less than four
papers in the third congressional
district. aatoock is not printer, he
has had 10 journalistic experience,
and his newspaper investments are
for the purrose 81 controlling the pa
pers so that they will sing his praises
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1904-08-25

Best bull, Shorthorn, Hereford or
Black Polled, any age, Divau Bros
Best COW, Shorthorn Hereford or
Black Polled, any age, Divan Bros
Best bull, Jersey, Guernsey or Hol-
stein, any age John + Johns
Best COW, Jersey, Guernsey or Hol-
stein, any age, John + Johns
CLASS l5-sPECGAL PREMIUMS,
Herd prize for beef, including class
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
$4,000 GriiemselO fir 9ciuep.

@oibington. 9. s., 2. Sept.
- Die all Der Seei6loht bon Wnni.
la bctbeiliQt aeiueiPuer Sffi5iere uno
WtonnIhoitcn erbolten iest ibre Nris
lcn9eloer fir Die gefaperte iponiibe
6Iottc. Nuoitor @ropn BON Slot
tenocportcment bcgonn geItern NIT
Der All@5obIutg, sic iid foIgenber'
moBen uertbeilt: glbmirol 0etueD
$tS,516S1, Gopt. @eni. g. 2omber.
ton $3703.36, Gopt. G6os. 9. Crib
lep (0OlDmpioD $9413.15, Capt. %.
W. Gper (v9nItimoreO $90t1.33,
Capt. 6ronf @itoes G9oitonO
$53t7.t5, Gopt. s, 9. Go9bIon (y8o.
leiqb") $5S54.61, Commandment aia
@oIfer GyGoncorOD $3S34.O1, Gon.-
monoont 6. y. @oooS (nHetrel~)
$2948.09, Capt. Q. 3. Soogion (yWc.
GuaopD $t73S29. gui ieoen ariegS.
motroien entfGat ourhidnittIi6 cine
oreimonotlihe 2obnung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Scrmiidte teleerapbiide 0epeiden.

Bon Dem Gonoent ser Cont.
mental Rationol gnrtp," altf lpeIfeln
ole Staoten @isconiin uno 8eit.
T~irginien NIT ettuo 100 Wonn Der.
treten luaren, iprlroen Charles $. s.
Soparo uno George $. SibleD ans
WoIbington in Chicago oIs Gatoi.
oaten fiir bo8 glntt oeS ErGiioenten,
reip. 8ice.Er1lioenten Der Ser. Staa.
ten aufgeiteQt.
Die aus 3ufer beItebcnoe 2a-
oung oes Ganpfers YaIostnn," Der
bon Sonollllu in Netp.gorf angefoms
men, lit ourd, einen aufentbalt
ipeld)en oerieIbe infoIge zines Stur.
mes in Garonel gebabt, nno ourf1
oas iii3ipiiden erfolgte Steieen Der
3uderpreiie unt S29,120 I'M 8erth
eeitiegen, uno Die gigentbiimer Ser
2aolng boben miibelos etn oiisge.
aei6uetes @eidGft babel gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Barriers &adfulser aIs Sberri6ter.

g w.9 2, September. =
&ihter Cigar N. Gil1eu muroe &C.
tern oils Nodfolger oes 5uriidgetre.
teten HiftcrS aGton g. Barter gum
Sberridter oeS g(ppeIlbofeS ernnnnt.
8ihter Cullen lit ein 0emofrat un6
oicnt iett oils SiilfS. Nid)tcr Oss apz
pelbofcS, 5u peIher SteQilitg CT
bonn Broiioenten RopiepeIt sur Belt.
ais er 8ouperneur mar, ernonnt
luuroe. IS lit SeitettS Ser republifa.
niIden Gompo9ncleiter bereinbort
luoroen, 8ifter Gllleu aud fir oos
Nmt 5t n%ominiren. fir meldleS er
ebcn ernannt morOen lit. Hi6ter Sui
len lit on 4. 0eaember tS43 III
8rooflpn geboreu. CT modte ben
8iirgerfricg nit oIs 5peiter 2ieute.
nont 0eS 96. Retu. Dorfer 6reiipiQi'
9en. Snionterie. &egimentS mo poro
ipoter gum Sberit bef6roert. Sm
Sabre 1861 plrOe er gum 9arreult
5ugclolien bon 1872 bis 1875 iun.
girte CT ols 'Siilfs.0 iitrittsaniuolt.
Su 1875 ernonntc @oupernellr Eli.
0cnibn 5irm Engineer in Gbief" iei.
mes Stobes nit Dem Honge zines
9rigooe'@encrols. Sn 1880 lullroe
CT gum Hibter Der Sliprcmc'Golr
crlpdblt ouf eillen 3erntilt bon bier.
3ebn Sobren mo IN 1894 WieOerge.
| fu0blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

New.D 2NSeptember.-Gn-
qefonmen lit bier Der 3anpfcr n2n
Sopoie" bon Sabre.
2iperpooL 2. Sept. - Gnae.
longt lit bier Der Dampfer n9trntc.
Man" bon Nem )orf.
Sienna, =. Sent. - Ser Gam.
pier n8rirj aoulbert" trof beute Dol,
Rciu. 0orf bier Elm.
s umburs 2. Sept. 4nges
langt lit bier Der 9ampfer ,Yboni
clio" bon Netu.Dorf.
g t. W / 6oels, t.. Sept, - Ter
bon gteopeG uno @enuo nod Refu.
Dorf beitimmte 0ompier yGitto bi
Gorino" muroe beilte bier geiidtet.
N d. It er, /. Sept. Ger
3umpfery CALIFORNIAN" troi beiite bon
Bolton bier eitt.
Notteoom, /. Spt. anocz
fommcn lit bier Der 9onpfer .!Soli.
for" bon Montreal"
2onbon, 2. Cat. - Ger 7om.
bier "Wtitneioto" trof beute bon gbi,
looelpbia bier eilt.
Gopenbogen. 81. Nuqit.- Der
Gampfer "SSlono" ging beiite bon
bier noh Nefp.gorf in See.
9oper, 3. Sept - Der Tonpier
oSonlburg" ging bsite bon bier nod
Hem.9orf in Gee.
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Gleuatur . ltniaQ.

Gbicaao, 9. Sept. - Qurd) Sos
SerobitiirSen zines GlcootorS im
Saoen Der 6irmo Gears, Hoebud II.
so. ipuroe bellte Der gleootor . Con,
oilfteltr Fbilip Gololpea getoOtet II.
oht Yerionen erIittcn @erlebun9en.
Der GIepotor ~itiir5te aus Dem fiiui-
ten Stoftuerfe berob ms Solltcr.
rain.
. (Sp6ter.) - 9(llBer Dem gleodtor.
Sonolifteitr fam ulld 6rnu aate
Sopes, 40 Sabre alt, um'S 2eben.
Die Serlesten lperoen iGmmtlid &c.
neien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

8 bis 10. / bis 3. feline acmiraie Cafes, &c
S btS 10, 2 his 4, @rape.9Iuta. Brain 8oob,
5 6is 10, i his 3. &oitoncr Radbobnen, 41kc
8 big 10, . bis 4,@Iasiar Gruu6cnbutter, 7c
9 bis 10, bis +, GeoertHg's auffee, sc. ous
6ietiG'gareatuS.
sic 9tae miiien haB mir leIbit fdIudten
W{nucbmul iuI0 8luo bonn 8orherOtcrtel lhncI
Ter ~hcrfanft ais pom Sintcroiertcl oa es bili.
9cr 1T. &Str betitoen n1s in oiefcr ScrIcgcnt
belt.
ileberfine uuu Sintcrpiertslu.
llno nm uns oeren 3t cntlcoieen, berlaufeu
mir SiutcroierteIsRiHo BON fciniten Sblacht
bteb, odB 6 trgefth SeHlaHoem InogItob III. uOu
gelteH 81 elcn, gleihotel iute aertng Die liittcI
5etuite Bump steofs, TIC. has Rflnro, tuert5
5sinte eirlotm.s teats, 1ghc. bos sfnno.
5sinits aOuno.steats, 19hc. Oos qfuno.
5stuite BOrterboufe.st eats, 1876. Oas QfuuO.
% ? BIO. beites s6morfIeif6. . BIB. be.
30 ties SaI8fleifb uno , PfO, Rinosber3. 29c
80 SSs cttSs FTbI i,l@e MSa} 3 8tmnS tiT 2299c
% &'cltes Eot-Roait . Bfuno fir 29c.
~ gellee 9dmbures Stc1f 3 ,Bfun6, fir zoe.
% @etcs SGl3fleif6. 51a Rfuno fir 200.
% Strides 5tubber6. g 4iuHo fir 900.
30 l1&Eth. better %aetodlter Shinicn fir POO.
20 Sbpciueflcifh fir GofcIctten obcr RoaIi,
20 pa Rio. ftr2Qc.
SeIbit 9cLhIaGtcteS 6ribia0rsIammL &c. bis
12hC. oaS Bfuno.
6nlbsIeber lie, baS @Iuuo, 8tuoSIe6cr 6hc.
onS Rfuno.
aequIdTcr e6inten 12hc. GaItOrnter
Sdbiuieu q%c.
8ritbfttd5sS Sped tt%c. aeiucS SbmuI8 s%c.
SisnrreH. unb Sabaf.Sarsatus.
20 Bir I%nuiten otefe g3ohc $4,000 Glaurs
% ren. Surlntras 0edb!att t~9etIueiie 6uoann,
% O~eriGufet mir tic bcute, ioOtel Gle min
% then. sum bulbel QrciS - s fir 29c. poer
% sligo fir Die &iite bon 80 Stif.
20 Snigbts Rem &lello (5c.) Giparren, 10
20 fir 29c.
% IS Gtgurrcr. LANCE SitIunQ. fir 29c.:
20 SIC. fir 4ifte non 80 Stiid.
20 Robert @unHer t6c.) Giqurrcn, 2 fir 2qc.
20 @uter, fiBer 9taobstautabai, 29c, Bfo.
9erubetmer Bras
arpke SamiIien"216en.
3t1, 8i3, 8t5 unb 917, @eft'setiu9tDn' etrabe.
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Sin SObe Oercint.

beth ing title 0rob geleutt. -
Morgaretbe SdyrouOer's Qeeroi.
g1tng.
Sn einem 9oppeIgrobG ouf Dem
@egrGbniBpIote Der 6auriuc in ser
.W3t. Gormelz Genetcrp mur0c a..
tern Na6nittng Elm oItc5 Ocutibc$
Gbepoor 5ur Ietten Gllbc beitottct,
meIbe8 Sabre lang i'm 9IiidIi6cn
@bebunOe Iebte rnb Ginca tur} nah
Dem qtoeren bon grinmCn Shnil.
ter Goo ieinen 2ieben entriiicn iulr.
De. GS uoren Dies Sr. aurl Q6beI
uro beIien @attiu Gliiobetb &6bcl,
ge6. @erncr. GrIterer mar - Sabre
uno s Wonute alt luO &eBtcrc Is
Sabre uno Z Wonate, rmO @siNc
Itumnlten aus 8ieoentopf.
Ole @eeroigung fonO acitern 9}of.
mittog INN 1913 ltbr BON (raucrbol.
ic, Nr. 1884, Gantrn'Noc., ans Itott,
no sic bcioen 2eidlcn in i6mor5cn
Slld)iGrgen nebcn chamber ultf0e.
bobrt Iogen, gm 8opicnoc zines ic.
oen SnrgeS befano iid) Elm biibIteS
Siiien, bon Den Ingeb0rigeu Der Ser,
Itorbenen %geipenoet, uno uuBcr0cnl
iporen nod eingelotfen; Bouquet
bon SrIl. SAUL lno 6rorL Bouquet
bon SO. 1tno q. 0emcr, &iiien bon Ser
6oniIic Sopne8, Sreli5 bon 6rrt. uro
Srou ". @erbobne, Y%olmcl5luciae
bon Q. Stihtcnotb, 81. 8. gon6cn
Srnu EotI uno Sobn, &ron5 bon
5rou Dora SaoS un0 9rn. No. &.
@crner, iomie bon Ser 6nmilic q.
@ottidolf. Eaitor Z. Sticunfc belt
i'm Srnuerbaltie cine tiefgeiijhltc Nm.
fprode, in melfer CT 0ie oicle1 autclt
Gigenid)oftcn ser @erItorbcncn er.
mGbnte, Scr trellcn 2icbC, in mclhcr
tic 81, chamber geboltcl, 6e5 Sdmers
6eS Der &iuterbIiebcnen ilbcr ibrcll
500. Inter Den 2eiotrogcn0en be.
fonben iif Oiele 6reumoe ser 6omilic
aus Wolbinoton ult0 philadelphia,
oorilnter Qbco. FIitt mo 6rolL 6ralt
Gu9. SIeinbenh 5rou 81. 9riibl un6
8rou Gbriit. 9riibI. 9I8 @obrtlt.
TRIGGER fungirtcn oie &S. 6. Sti6te.
Moth, ". 0emer, 81. @obbc, 8. 9t0lfe,
". @orboboe uub s. Bar. Die Beer.
6igung itonO inter &citllng oe8 Be.
funl1tcr Observation-Disclosures Qolli8 See.
moltn. @r. 8obeI, mcIher ais $40.
genidmic0 iif eines Qlltcn &rfeS CT.
%frelItc, lag IGngere 3cit am Rerbcn,
ficbcr 6orniCoer uro mlroe bon icis
llCr trCllen Gbe9ottin in oufopfernoCr
Weiic 9epfIcgt, bis ON 6reitog olld
iic erfrouftc. Der Monn 1tar6 am
80. Iuguit NbenoS, tuto in AnbetroGt
ocS beocnfIi6en l3uitonocS tbeiltc
man Der Jralt nift nit, ooB ibr
Wtann ni9t nlcbr inter oct 9c6cn.
Den meiIte, lno ais iic porgeitern
Nod)nIittog ebenfoQ8 Itorb, muBtc ic
nid)t, Dob ibr @ntte ibr i6on i'm 90,
DC porollSgcgongen tpor.
Wnraoretbc6 d)rouber.
Die Itcrblide 9iiac ser ont 80. gll.
guit %peritorbencn 6rol Morgorct6c
Shrotoer, geb. 3uIoilf, mo @ottiu
bon Sobr @. Shrouoer, mltroe &C.
itern gtodlnittnQ 1tnt 2 llbr bonn
2rnuerbouic, Nr. 2036, 0it.Sofimon.
ltroBc, aus oitf Dem Scr5 r5eilt.6ricO,
bofc our lebten RllGc bcitottet. va,
'tor Wt. Vndymnnn anttirtc, mo oiclc
idone 9lumcngeminoe mitrocn OH
@robc n~ieocrgclcgt, NlS 9obrtltt.
trGgcr fnngirten Die SS. Mciiiitg,
Scibert, Silbert, Santa, ShncioGr
un0 S. Shellcr. Die 9eeroigung
ltono inter &eitung Der befonr.
ten 2eifcnbeitottcr 6irnto Sobn Ser.
mig & Sobn, Gr. 20Ot, SrlconSItr.
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SpirituoIiit bceroigt.-
Samuel 9rootS, Der % Sobre lang
IN Oit , Baltimore ais SpirituoIilt
Sisungen abbicIt, lpllr0e 9eiterll
Nohmittog bonn Irouerballie, Nr.
10, gtoro . GorolineitroBe, aus ouf
Dem Bonnie 9roc . 6rie0bofe" be,
croigt. Yiele Gpiritiitcn lporen at.
meienb uno 1oitor 81. 3. Sterger
belt Die Breoigt.
3u pielc e Of IN egerm III t.
ter. Charles 0artmon bon Nr.
602, 8rurtonitroBc, itdt0 gcitern i'm
mittleren S%totiouabnlie Dor Dem
Boli5eiriftcr @rannon inter Der
ACKNOWLEDGING, ieinc 6rnu b0smiaig
berloIien 5lt boben. Bel Dem 8erbor
itelte eS iid bcroltS, Dab eS Elm 5oQ
bon at uiclen5 hmiegermiitterr mar.
Die Wiltter Der 6rau batte oieie mo
Die oc5 Wtallltc3 leite1t III SdliB &C.
nornrnen. Snoi @rannan CAB Den
Gbelelttcn Den Hotb, lid 81 oertro.
gen uto lieb ben 0tunn l%oitfer.
Gum S6mci5er,S d ii + e IL
e It. Ser 5fipei5er 8ereirl
bon Baltimore" bat beifIoIlen, aud
oieies SSobr, >pic itblid, Elm Shiisen-
feIt III ueronitalten unb 5nar ioa ooS.
Ielbe am If. september in Srn. Yoll
Su6er's Torf it%attfinoen. Sn elmer
in Srn. 2oicpb Weienberg's SoGc
obaeboltcrcn Gerinmmlltng milroe
folaenoeS 6eitGomite eriud6lt: Serb.
oyocober, Set Frdiioent; 8ice,YrGii
oerten u. Gswetler nnb 5elir
gberle; Scfretdr q. Rieoerbouier
eriter Stiieenmeiiter ". 8ienert
smeiter Sdasennleiiter r.. 9errer.
Sc Ioa nlf orei Freisideiben seifoi.
len nerocn, n6mli6 columbia, "
| .SrIpetio" mo g@ermania.4
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S%piritnuien : 2iecn5 : I~pplifatiuncn.
2iftc DIR. If.

Cite Dir. If.
@hreau ber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
3iutmer, 306, geriAtsatbdnee.
Sic nahbenannien Berionen babeu glppIiins
tionen fir Die 3rnnsferirun9 elmer @noetatIs
Gpiritupien.9ieeu5, BON /. Wiai 1904, ctldes
reibt. welde Srsitag, ben t6. Sept., nm 10 ubr
9srmittngs, In Rer1t6lng ge8oaeu peroeit.
Yroieft'6 ormIldre t0nHeH (tuenn aepiinfSD
aul @riuten in otefem @ireau erIangt per6sg,
Nllen Y. SSipara,
Serndrb Glieientelo,
Goiparo Z. Brace,
Gommifdre.
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Staot Baltimore.

erionoIno ti5en.-0r no.
bert Soffmarn bon 9r. 1925, Borf'
Inc., lit bon ieiner Hciie nod Berlin
un6 2on6on nuf ocut 9ompfcr Bal,
tic" ser .@bite Stnr.2inc" bierber
5uriifgefcbrt unb bat feline Yroris
mieoer oufgenommen.
Sr. 6rol15 6linfert nebIt Sc
mobIin aus 3etrnit, Wid., welhe
lett un9ei0br ied)S @oden bel H.
rem Heffen Grof. =. 3elomonn, lem,
nno oeiien @eihtuiItern 3u 9eiiid,
mnrert, reiiten g%eitern nod ibrer Set
motb 5liriid.
Sen. Sobn W. Soo6, Der ErG-
Iiocnt Der .ltniteo Hoillpap II. Cleo.
trio Co." lit mad elmer @uropareiie
pieoer in Baltimore eingetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

Sm 8%lpeiten Stofiperf oes Soi,.
ies Nr. 220t, 9onfltrabe, BON @
Stebling ols 9dferei benust, ridtete
eeItern Morgen elm aus unbefannter
llriade entItonbener 8rono SdJaoen
i'm 9etragc bon $50 an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

Srcil It ellen an Der StoulS
g ormaGid) Re. - Gas Gomlt
fir Die Stoats ? NormaIidrle DC
Stoot8. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat 6ret
1teuen fir oies SnItitltt all ole Sol
genOen 5u9eiprohen:
MorD =. Mpers, Nr. 1919, Noro
8llmoritr., Baltimore.
I9ncS CRAWFORD, Nr. 2t5, Noro
Strideritr., Baltimore.
So0ie ". Smith, Ger. 1904, Noro
@borIe8itr,, Baltimore.
@ottie q. @inteumL q. O., GIf.
ridge, W}o.
Coma @oribou. Cation, Mo.
aotberine W}orIolu, y. .. Burnt
WflllS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0finnie Is. @ofcr, y. 8. 5000.
lolpn @oltimorc=G orntp, Wo.
Carrie u. 9tecpier, y. 8. Cations.
bile.
Setter SrootS, EomIon, Mo.
Sennie z. Burt&, GofepSoiue, Bal.
tintpre,Gountp
@Iandc Strouobn, GotpIoL @oIti.
more, County.
Sable Smith, Mr. 1904, Noro.
GbarIeSitr., Baltimore.
8lothe IrnoIo, 9rooflpn.
9eiiie &. @orren, Iorcoitcr. Gbor.
le8sGountp.
Morp @. @otpcu, Smeet-9(ir, 9oI.
timore.Gountp.
Softer NC. Scott. Nr. 1903, EGo,
mas Ipenlle, Molbropf.
=. 2olIiie WtoribnH, Nr. SOB, Nor0.
StriderItr., Baltimore.
gIeonor @ri9bt, Gopion, W}o.
Glen NidoIS, Golpior, 0fo.
Worb Selling, EnpioL 0o.
Ghitb &c. Godep, 81. George, 9oI.
timoresG ountu.
2enorc 9imbIc, Gbur6oiue, Sors
for0sGmmtp.
2ouiic 6i9einS, GDonep, Colbert.
Gountp.
@oe @opcn, Baltimore Golmtp.
Caroline &. 0ufe. Nr. Gil, Nor6.
GoIoertitr, Baltimore.
2lIll 6lct6er, *. .. Gorelp, 0to.
SoOic Smith Baltimore,
G~li5obctb BRADFORD, &orforo.Go.
@iloo YouIinc Sterr, gfr. 104t,
Wc'tsHanOolcltr, Baltimore.
&otberinc Soruid, 9Gbington, Sor.
foro-GountD.
Coma NJ. @oui8, Nr. 1914, Nor0.
Sltlton.@lUC., Baltimore.
Sooie e. @%ntbonp, Genton, Caro-.
linc,Gountp.
2ouro 0opiS, &omi(torL guIti.
morcsGomtp.
Morp Noc, Nr, 1874, Nor6.S trif.
fcritr., Baltimore.
Vfinllic Collins, InOeriontotpn,
N2o.
90. Gillian GroftoL Gbineoon,
W2o.
Settle Suffingtot, @ipoIoe, Mo.
&ottic Hobertion, Nonticofe, 0to.
Coma 2oluS, Eorionburg, Wfo.
2rot tebtc Rcife II.
- Sn Neiu-Dort lit fiir5lid) Elm
Monn 0eitorben Der felt longen Sab.
rcn in ieocm Sabre Baltimore SIT be.
Iuden unO feline <noen 51 bebienelt
pile9tc. 9ie Nod)rift bon Dem So
DC hilbert bon Wfidereoir miro 3obG.
rclf)c goltimorcr nit ollfridtigcnt
9eoaucrn crfiiQen. Gr NOR Gin Dor,
treiiIiher 8eie1i6ofter, Itet8 better
gcItimnlt ltuh in1mer bcrcit, aus ieis
r1em Observation-Disclosures ooS 9cite sum
@ou0ium Scr 3ub6rcr preis5ltgeben.
Nl8 Weinreiienoer iillo ibm 6ieIe 81
genihoitcn Icbr SIT Stotten gefon'
men. 0ti6crco,,r botte cine bctpcgtt
2auibobn birter iih. Gr tpor Der
SproBling cilter grofliden 6dmiIie
in ser 8retogre mo mltroe oii Ocn
@nnih oco 8nterS nnfG1om gcididt,
UNI iid BORT ollf oen ErieIterItolth
oor5uberciten. Gicie EIGne ourd'
.freu5ten ie6o6 scr obentcucrlidc
uno Die Rnitloiigfcit oeS Jun.
gen O}onnes. Or unterbrod feline
tbeolo9iihen Stuoien uno iiebeItc
nod Ocitreid) iibcr, no er in ole SEA.
oettenidulc eintrot uno 6itreihiifer
Goooaerie' Offi3ier wliroe. 8ei GllS-
bes arieees i'm Sabre 1866 be.
tbeiligte or lid) an Dem 5clo5rgc uno
5ltm @efougenen eemodt.
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Gieiifl.g BARGAINS.

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-03-21
SOME
NEW LAWS
Representative Clark's Bill Con-
sidered Quite Important.
Under Newly Enacted Legislation
Men Garnisheed May Appeal to
Higher Court.
ONE BILL is NOT SIGNED

Frankfort. Ky, March 2l--In two
measures passed at the session of tho
general assembly just closed will tho
laborer for wages be especially inter
ested. They are the bill of Represent
alive W. @. Clark. OF Paducsh. repeal
ing Section 5 of the exemption laws,
and the bill of Senator Nat A. Porter,
of Warren county. amending the act
Of 1898 relating to courts of justice.
Both affect the laws as to garnish-
meDt OF wages.
The Clark bill, which has already
been signed by the governor and is n
law. repeals. the section OF the exemp-
tion laws adopted at the 1902 ses-
sion, which reads rs follows; THE
wages. not TO exceed $50. of all per-
sons who work for wages, shall be
exempt from execution, attachment,
distress for rent, garnishment of fee
bills: Provided, That the exemption
of $50 shall not apply TO debts con-
tracted for food, raiment, or house
rent for the family" The Porter
measure, which is before the execu.
tive awaiting sotion by him, amends
the present law as to courts of justice
so IA to authorize appeals from all
Judgments and orders in civil cases Of
magistrates, fiscal, city and ordinance
courts TO the quarterly court. The
present law permits appeals only
when tho value in controversy is over
$40, exclusive OF interest and costs.
Under its.provisions the magistrate of
a district could give judgment in a
gsrnishpent case for $3.50 or any
smaller amount, and the person
against whom 1t is given could not
appeal the case to higher court. The
Porter amendment insures the hear
ing OF the case before a Judge who 10
. lawyer. il the party garnisheed lie
sires such q hearing, and is in the in
terest of the man who has been gar
nisheed. II was argued by the advo-
Gates of the two measures that they
will be of much benefit to the man
who labors for wages. and happens to
be garnisheed, insuring him hear
ing before a judge, aud making def
mite the law a. to garnishments.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-03-21
COURT
BEGINS
Judge VIM. Reed Opens a Special
Criminal Term Today.
Those in Jail and Alresdy Indicted
Ave to be Given
Trials.
COURT MAY LAST TWO WEEKS.

The special criminal term OF circuit
court called by Judge w. M. Reed
for tine purpose OF disposing OF crimi-
nal cases on the docket and not reach
ed at the December term of court, be-
gan at the court house today.
Commonwealth's Attorney John @.
Lovett, who assumed the duties Of
office in January,is now appearing for
the commonwealth in the McOrscken
circuit court for the first time. this
being the first criminal term held here
since he became Commonwealth
Attorney. The statement that a grand
jury would be impaneled was an error
The prisoners to be tried have all al
ready been indicted. They are:
willis Mount. murder: George Day,
murder; George Wyatt. forgery; Dock
Jackson, attempt at robbery; Gsbe
Fletcher, attempt at robbery Robert
Fields, arson, John Perry. grand lar
ceny; Arthur Crawford, grand lsrce-
ny; Will Scott, malicious cutting |;
Tom Martin, malicious cutting; Tom
Kelley. false swearing; George Ed
wards, grand larceny: John Onder.
wood, malicious cutting; Louis Carl
ner, grand larceny; Charley Harris,
attempt at arson; Charley Saunders.
grand larceny; Ed walbort, malicious
shooting; John Blake. grand larceny.
The following prisoners are await
ing the action of the grand jury:
Frank Lyons. malicious shooting
Robert Reeves. grand LARGE ny; James
Scott, obtaining money by false pre-
tense: James Smith, malicious strik-
irg; viii Russell, forgery; Lewis
imithers. malicious shooting; Jerry
CLARK. malicious shooting; Tom
Woods, malicious emitting; Henry
Hobbs. malicious assault; John Hen
~, house breaking; Harry Thscker,
grand larceny; Alonzo Bradley, false
swearing.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-03-21
CURED CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. Is. W. Evans. Clearwater, Kan,
writes: my husband lay sick for
three months. The doctors said he
had quick consumption. We procured
a bottle Of Billiards. Horehound Syrup
and it cured him. That was six years
ago and since then we have always
kept q bottle in the house. We can
not do without it. For coughs and
colds it has no equal" 25c, SOC and
SI.0O. Sold by Du Bots Kolb & Co. /,
Paducsh, KY.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-03-21
GETS LIFE SENTENCE.

Hopkinsvillo. Ky, March 2i.-The
jury in the case Of Bill Garrett.
charged with completely in the Penn
broke murder returned a verdict OF
guilty and fixed his punishment at life
imprisonment. The jury had been
celebrating since Wednesday. This
was the only case out Of five tried 30
far in which the punishment has been
anything less than death.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-03-21
GEORGE SMITH.
THE WE'LL NKOwN vIOLINIST
MAKES A GREAT SUCCESS.

George Smith, the youugl Louisville
violinist, who taught in Paducah for
n while, and has been making an ex-
tended tour in Australia with his
company of artists, appears to be
making a great success Of his work in
that far-off land. The following from
"The West Australian" OF Sydney.
is complimentary notice which may
be- Of interest to his Louisville
friends:
Mr.. George Smith. an American
violinist, appeared with his company
at the Royal theater last evening be-
fore packed house. Mr.. Smith is one
OF the great young violinists before
the public. His tone is simply mar
velous, while his bowling is incompar-
rablc The effects he produced cannot
be described in words; they must be
heard for one TO have the slightest
conception of their beauty. In a word
his playing is enthralling and en-
tranoing"
He will return to America and
make a western tour. his first appear
ance being in San Francisco, April IL
He will spend the month OF June in
Lexington with friends.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-03-21
THE STATE CAPITOL CoMMiS.
SION.

Frankfort, Ky, March 2i.-The
State Capitol Commission met in the
State Executive Department aud or
eanized for the work before it. Hen
~ II. Ware. of Frankfort. was elected
secretary at salary of $1,000 per
year.
Tho commission adjourned TO meet
April Z next when architects desiring
Co submit plans will he heard. and
candidates for superintendent Of con-
struction will be heard. No definite
action will then be taken.