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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
BuLGARIANS MURDERED
AN ENTIRE VILLAGE.

Salonica, European Turkey. July 81.
"A report received here says Bul-
garian band attacked the villages Of
Baltina and Gradeshutza, in the Nor.
inovo district last night, numbering
the entire population 'ndiscriminately
and that the carnage did not end un.
til this morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
LAND OPENING AUGUST IS.

st. Paul July 2l----Notice has heen
received that the lands OF tho Chip.
pewas In the Mississippi, Red Lake,
White Earth and Fon du Lac reserva-
tlons will be opened to entry Aug
usf 18TH next.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
DEATH LIST NOW 80.

San Diego, July 21.-- The total
dead is now placed at thirty-nine. The
revised list contains the following
additional names:
F, W. Brown, w C. Perry. C. Rush.
ing, A. II. Scrogger, r. B. Carr, S. F.
Saunders. ]. Hilshier, Ensign N. K.
Perry; and others unidentified.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
CASUALTIES rorAL t41.

Washington, July 21.--The navy de
partment has received a dispatch
from Commander Young saying that
Lient Peary and thirty-three men are,
dead: seventy-six wounded and twen--
ty-one missing and that many are ex-
pected to die before morning. He adds
that there were 141 casualties alto
gether.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
BOMB TARoWER HUNG.

Warsaw. July 2is- Stephen Okrjeia.
condemned to death for throwing
bomb into police station at Braea, of
Warsaw. March 20. was executed Tor
Hay The execurioner was obliged 10
hang Okricia twice. as al the irst
attempt the rope broke.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
OF GEN. FRED FUNSTON

Monterey, Gal, July 21.--Gen. Fred
erick Funston. commander of the de-
partment Of California, his aide Lieut..
Long and Lieut.. Burton ]. Mitchell.
department inspector of the small
arms practice, narrowly escaped death
In collision between an electric car
and carriage In which they were
riding. All were slightly bruised.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
Memorial to Archlmedcs.

The latest historical parsonage to
be commemorated Is Archimedes. the
Greek who only wanted a place to
stand on outside, in order to move the
world with his lever. Syracuse, in
Sicily, has made him monument,
representing the geometrician and ply
sIcist with his Inventions grouped
around him
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS
WILL BE CALLED NOV. II

Lincoln, Neb, July Ex-senator
Burkett has received a letter from
Secretary Loomis in which 1t was
stated it Is the Presidents intention
to call a special session OF congress
November 1lth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
WORST SINCE THE MAINE.

Washington, July 21.--Acting Sec
retary Darling said tonight THE
accident is the most distressing that
has befallen an American naval yes
sci since the blowing up of the Maine.
The sacrifice Of these lives is as truly
made upon the altar OF their country
as II made In battle These men
died at their posts and must always be
people"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
4-----s-s-ss----H---.'----A- .-~-~s-~~
BURNED TO DEATH.

Mnskegon, Mich. July 21.--Ceorge
and James Cribley. six-yearold twin
boys, were burned to death by d fire
that destroyed their home on a farm
eleven miles east Of here last night.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
BALFOUR WILL DISSOLVE
PARLIAMENT IN OCTOBER

London, July 21.--It is understood
that Premier Balfour has decided to
remain in office until the end of the
session and to dissolve parliament in
October.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22
TO KILL SULTAN.
Bomb Exploded Near Him, But Z
He Eseaped.-others Killed. I

{. Constantinople. July 21.-Dur- y
. ing the Selamlik here today =
. bomb was exploded in the court .
. yard at the Mosque, close TO the =
. sultan. His majesty was not in =
. jured but several members of his .
= suite were killed or injured. Sew. =
= eral arrests have been made. I.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-22

ried away and great damage was done
in all sections.
Most of the dead and injured were
taken ashore.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-05
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS

The trial of DR.. George R. Koch was
taken up again at nine o'clock this
morning. Everybody was on hand, and
matters went on the same as though nc
day mad elapsed since the Saturday af-
ternoon testimony. Both sides took ad-
vantage of Court Reporter Eckstein's
presence Saturday to draw out from
him the nature of the evidence given by
the defendant at his first trial. The
state led off with this, its evident objec.
ton being to give something for the
jury to think about over Sunday. The
state brought out those points that CO.
incided with the happenings brought out
by the states witnesses, and then the
defense brought out about everything
else that DIR. Koch testified to at that
time.
Attorney Pfaender states that the
state will hardly get through with its
evidence before Thursday afternoon
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-05

cident. Mr.. Somerville and the other
attorneys for the defense were much
worked up over the testimony that had
been given by Mr.. Klause, and it was
while this mood was on that the incl
dent occurred.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-05

Mrs. Dahm was still on the stand
when the court convened this afternoon,
and Gen. Childs continued his examina-
ton. Gen. Cnilds made written offer
and the defense wrote it's objections up
on it and handed it to the court The
offer related to the finding of blood on
the post by the gate. The. court over
ruled the objection. Witness went
through the gate the morning of Nov.
I'd before . a. m. and saw blood on the
post that the rope goes over. The blood
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-05


ter dressed in black, are pathetic figures
in the courtroom. They watch the pro-
ceedings with interest, and not infre-
quntly tears well up in their eyes when
testimony of witnesses forces upon
them the recollection of the terrible
fate which their beloved brother met.
at wouldn't be natural to suppose"
he said today, "that I will rest con-
tented until know that the man, who
murdered Louis is punished. i am Gag
er to see justice done.
"But am not in the spirit which
demands "a life for life' Sometimes,
of course, just for few minutes when
something suggests again to me the dia-
bolical nature of the crime of which my
brother was the victim, think that
perhaps the man who did that crime,
unprovoked as all evidence shows.
should pay his life as the penalty. But
l get over that quickly, and am mad at
myself for thinking SO.
Il don't want to see DIR. Koch hung
if he is the man who killed my brother.
am opposed to capital punishment.
But if DIR. Koch killed Louis, / should
like to see him sent to the penitentiary
Ito solitary confinement, or to hard
labor for life. / wouldn't be satisfied
with that alone, though, l would want
the assurance of a positive, irrevocable
order of the court, that he is not to be
pardoned, nor his sentence COMMITTED,
unless it is proved subsequently that
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-05

Among the people from New Ulm
who came to the city this morning to
see the trial were Postmaster Krook,
Court Reporter w. T. Eckstein, Coun-
ty Attorney Elmer Hoidale, Hjalmar
Hoidale and Cleve Fredericks.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-05

Cross examined, the witness said that
DIR. Koch took up his office at Hanska
two years ago. He came twice a month
at first, then once month, then once
in two months. He had not been there
for two months previous to his last
visit. Witness had told him that he
had lot of work for him. He usually
came to Hanska on Thursday, but that
time he came on Friday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

9(lh be5iiglid Der 6roge lnber-
fGliftcr 2ebensmittel bubcn ole 5rlt-
tees Stcllu1g genonlmell, 110 5tuor
treten tic energiif Dem @Crild)t &C.
ge1tiiber, ooB Die Iiiociation ibren be-
reits friiDer eingenomncnen Stato-
punft, Elm gcreftes 9unoesgeicB SIT
8llniten unpcrfdlidlter Scbensmittel
fpiQfpmmcn 81 beiben, oufgcgcben
babe. Ger Yr1iioent Der 9lllocintion
bot in oieiem Gimme an ic0en @ltn-
oesienotor geifrieben unO cinem an
qerrommcnen 8eid)lltB 5ufoIgc miro
ie0em 9un0csienator un0 GongreB=
Iba~eor0neten cine Gopie 0es 0icSbcs
5iiglihcn @erid)tes Der SrllitccS sur
8enntniBnobme lnterbreitet mcroen.
Gelegot q. ". &enOoa lcgtc Ocm
Gonpcttt einen 8eridt Ocs Ylrblifo-
ions.Gomite'5 Dor, mclher pom 81
fretGr Sbonlom IN iorgfGltigcr @ei-
ie allSoeorbeitct lit ltn0 cine pollltGns
oige Sbilocrrmg 0CS iogcnnmnten
Sispcniorp-S pitentS bon Sil0.Goro.
lima 0icbt, ipo0urd) bodlt intcrclionte
&erglcide 5piidcn oicicm Stootamo-
nopol un0 ben I'M Sntercllc ponS cnt-
pcrer5 IN on0ercn 2Gn0crtt berrldens
Den Decentralization luic 3. y. 0cnt
8otbenburg. SpItem III 9torluc0cn,
ge5ogen lperoen fomnen. Nofocm I'M
Tontcn oeS IigiIan5.Gomitc'S @r.
Huoolf @rono einen ollsfiibrlihen
Verldt unterbreitet bate, ipnr0c0rn.
Or. Mar Senius aus Chicago onS
Wort ertbeilt, mclfcr in nnrcQcnocr
NeiIc ilber Die Nrbcitcn OcS Nnalp-
%Icn.Gomitc's berid)tetc. Gieicm 60
mite, iuelfem oltBer Or. 6cnila 0ic
$50. Carl Gobitihef, 5ronci9 gSpott
uno i. s. Siebel ongeboren, mllr0e
Der ipc5ielc 9ant bes Gonpclts 5rt
Gbcil, GA eS, luie ea)er Der Gclegoten
berporbob, feline i%pcrtbpollen Arbeiten
leoiglid) aus Stebe 5llr &unit pcrrid)-
tet unb ieoeG ompeniotion o~usidl09t.
6olgcnoe ncue@comltcn lullrocn i'll
Der bcutigen Sd)luBiibung oeS 60
mites crn1blt:
ErGiioent Sobn @orOner bon Ebi-
looelpbio, erItcr Sicc-Er0iiocnt 6re-
berid Yubit BON Mtilmoufce, 5mcitcr
8icc.ErGiioent SllliuS 2iebnlnnn bon
9rooflpn, britter Nice.ErGiioentGorl
:. Softer BON Columbus, ., Sdob.
meiitcr Hiloolf 5. SdofCr BON NC>u.
2)orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
1853 Mcilcn in 40 Minutcn.

EittSburg, So, 8. Sitni. -
Die 46S Weilcn lunge Strete Spi'
iden Chicago mo Eittsburg mlroc
bcrte BON eincm 3uge Der .Yennipl-
pnnin 9nbn" in 40 Winuten suriid-
gelegt. Del 3lIg mar an @robe unb
8eipid)t gelall Dem ncilen Spe5ial-
5uge glcif, ipcltcr oul nGdltenS onn-
tag bon Der nEem1iplpunio 9obn"
eingefiibrt peroen ioll, nm Die 6abrt
Sluiiden Chicago mo Ncm.Oorf IN
rs Stunbeu 81 MAIDEN. Gr perlieb
Gbicago nm ctlpa $50 belite friib uno
erreifte Den bieiigen 9obnbof I'M
2.45 NnfmittogS. Seine blrd).
ldnittlide Sdneligfeit, einitlieblif)
aaer auicntboltc, betrie iiber 631a
Mteilen pro Stunoe, uno err erreidte
mdbreno Ser Sabrt bic pbGnomenale
Shnelli9feit BON 80 Ieilen pro
Stnnoe. Wcbrerc bobe 9eomte Der
~Tenn'plponio 9obn," iomie Sr. g.
y. Soree, frilbcrer Trdiioent Der
Baltimore . Ohio . 9abn," maften
Die Sobrt nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
llnSniricocnc Scrtil E Nrbcitcr.

Sail Hiper, Mnii, s. Snni.
- Su ben areilen Ser bieiigcn GertiI.
s(rbeiter bcrrid)t groBc llu5lirieocn.
belt utlo onS nScrtiIe Council" bat
oen 9eidlub gcioBt, bic Sobrifnnten
Tim abbultung elmer Gonicren5 SIT ers
iuhen. Die &rbeitcr bobcn oet
ShieoSipruf bcs @ollucrtenr5 Gou.
glaS bctreifs Der 2obniGbe (bis gum
1. GpriD occeptirt, bcboupten nber,
ooB ii6 ieitoem ole 8crbGltniiie iln
Saummolllpaoren = Marft gcbellert
bobcn. Die 6abrifbeiiber bebmlptell,
ooB oie GerbGltniiie iif nift genhg
gebel'ert boben, nm cine NuIbeIlerung
Der Sobne ST. ermoglihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
@crmiidtc tcleerapbiidc Gcpcidlcn.

@iaiom Servings 9rpon lit
bon Der ,@eslepon . llniperlit1t" III
Nebrasfo-Gitp gum Or. iuris er.
nannt puroen.
= 0iaiom W. Sonolep ans 9tetu.
Oorf, amerifaniider &ice.aonIll i'll
5rinioab, lit nod Eiicrto Floia
(San Iominoo) ais aoninl perlett
moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Snrdlacbrannt.

philadelphia, s. SUM. =
George s. @Ienn, ieit plclen Sobren
aaiiirer Der nToitol telegraph 60"
babier, lit burhgebrunnt ulo miro
beiduloigt, $4,000 bon Dem Seloe
Der Gompognie perurtrellt 5u bnbell,
9lilBeroem lit er Ser SGlidpung onge-
flaet. Gin Softbefebl lit gegeIl tbn
altsgeiteQt poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
SuhoramatiidD.
6rou Simpion biiat lid in Die Ster-
ne mo Streifen un0 bietct ibrcu
Acknowledgement Srot.

t1hh' b'fNA w. ~
ne luto Streifen uno bietet ibrcr
@iocrioherinnen Srob.
Gbico9o, s. Sitni. - 6rou Suc
Nc. Simplon billie iid) in cine ollc.
rifnniid)e 6lngge, erbob ibrc rcd)te
Sono uno foroerte Die oMonen'9 %n.
ternotionol Union Snbel Seoguc"bcr-
aus, lie ollf Die Nnflogc oeS ScrrotbS
nltS oenn &erbnnoe nlS5uItoBcn, luenn
lie cS mage. Die YrGiiocntin Der Or
goniiotion. Sralt Wnpnle grcttcll,
bdttc in elmer G%onoention I'M bieliQcn
ySuQ Sorlie Settlement" Die Nntlu4c
9egen tic erbobcn. n@enn id) BON 81
rer Scite feline @erchtigteit iinoen
fam" iagte Srou Sinplon, vio fam
id menigitens bel oiclcn Stcrncn mo
Streifcn mo bel Dem, mas lie Oertre-
tert, 8erehtigfeit finoen."
IS miro beboltptct, 6rau Slnlplon
babe 9riefe an Yr0liocnt @ompcrS
BON Der onterifoniihcn Nrbcitcr . 80
oerotion gei6rieben, in mcIden lic
b%ebolptet, Die Gngclc0cnbcitcn Der
Sigo icicn-in 10 hootiidcm 3uitonoe,
ooB lie cs fir ibre TiIitt belt, Den
Sroen ultter cincm onocrcn gton1en
5t orgoniiiren.
Srou Simplon ultrbe in Der hcltti.
gen Sibung Der n@onlcn'S &ntcrna-
tionol 2obel 2eoglte nit 81 gegen %
Stinlncn oltSacItpRer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Spfcr cincr Grplujiun.

otto II. s. Suni. = Sn einenl
8eltoit an Der 9eperlp : Strobe e.
plooirtc ein slpparot sur Gr5eugung
BON a%obleniGure nit GROCER 8eipolt
mo babel mlirbe Mlireo MfcEbee aui
Der Stele getootet, iein 9rlioer Pr
thur i6per uno icds Mrbcitcr lcidt
perlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

- f1ii 80 ~ "
iiondren oeiuG6rten Eripilegien, III.
ter ipelden ocnielben erlallbt lit, oas
bon ben S5opanern eroberte 8ebiet
81 betreten, mo iiir Die unterltilsung
onlGBlid) oca 9ultes Der Sonier Der
iel6en Sen Can't ollSbriidt. 0os
Sd,reibcn uuroe ollr6 8ermittelllng
Der Congregation Der Eropogonoa
an Moniignor Iloore5, Den opoItoli'
iden Yrdicftcn Der Sniel Sbitofu,
geian6t, pcldcr oie l%lebergo6e oeS'
ielben al Sen Witooo peronloIIen
miro.
@8 go6 in Der Wonbi6urei 5lpei
opoItolii6c &iforiote, zines III Wtitt.
ocn, onS onOcrc in Erir, geioe Der
fron30iiIhen @eiell6oft fir ousmdr-
tige Otiiiioncn onpertrolIt, obcr Die
Hitiien bentmten, ipie %bebouptet miro,
i6r @crf in ieoer @eiie, 10 ooB sic
WtiiiionGrc nod Der llnter5eid)nung
oes Sricocns bon Sbimonoiefi iid)
nod mo nod 5ltriid5ogen. Illd ooS
opoitoliide Giforiot in Seoltl, So
req, Got felt Dem ginmori6e Der SSo,
poner in oieies 2unb cine nele Ont.
lpidelung ourdgemod)t.
Q Of orm ii bel in Der M q II 5.
hurei.
Sofio, s. Sunni. - Cine Gepeihe
ans bcm Souptqiiortier Scr iopani.
iben Seloormce meloet:
n9t feinbIifc Snfontcrie, beren
Stdrfe nid)t on9ciiibrt lit, 9riif onl
5. SUM friib am Worgen Wod)otun,
5ipei Wcilen n0roIid BON @elpuoms
poo, an, tpiirbe ober 5uriidgeiblo9en.
Nn ben1lclben Gage pertrieb infer
olif Sbobotic, nelln Weilcn oitlid)
bon GbontlL oorgeidobcnes Getodcs
mett Den iid) IN iener 8e9enb oniom.
melnben Seinb mo beiebtc cine be-
noh6ortc Inbobc. Gin Sbeil unic-
rer &opolfcrie trieb oen Sciro noro.
iuGrtS gcgen Gbidiot5u, IS Wcilcl1
norolid bon 9luangping mo gegcn
Wafittlln, lieben Weiler oitlid BON
6bipotltr. unb uniere Srltppen be.
ictten bic llmgcbl,ng oieier Srte."
@eIbe @Iiidniin6e
@onilo, s. Sum-. - Die Stu.
benton Der hieiigen GeftSidulc 10
ben ben 9cid)lllB gefoBt, Scr ioponi.
ifen Station 8liidtpiini6e SIT iiber.
mitteln, inocm bieieIbc ollrd) lire
Siege 6as Ereitige Der oricttoliidelt
Toiien ctoblirt bot.
Sapon'S omerifoniihe
eeboote.
Gan Sraucisco, Sal. s.
Sunni. - Ser biclige oGoa" meloct
:. Z. Goaon aus Netp-Dorf meld)er
ollgenblidlid III einem bieiigen Sotcl
pobnt, bnt our6 mcbrere Monate
Dieoerbolt, bolo fommcno, bolo mic
Der gebeno, in bieiiger Stoot gepeilt,
INN Die &eridiifllngen BON aricgs.
Wlrnition an Sapan 5i beiorgen. @ie
man crfobren bat, mar er cS, Der cine
SlotiQe bon Sl1bmarincbooten beims
lidler @eiie nod Snpnn geionot bat,
oicielben 9oote, meIhe IN bcrShloht
i'm ioponiiden Weere lolh' eriolg.
rcihc Iicnite lcilteten.
Ggon lit Der Sertreter elmer iopn.
niid)en Sirma i'll New. 9orf. 0ieie
Sirn1o bot ober nift MIR IN inherent
@oicn lire oicSbc5iiglifcn Opcrotio-
men porgenommen, iollocrn olif Cont
men bon ariegsn1otcriol iiber Seottle
uno &ictorin oitS9cfiibrt. Nlir cine
llnternebmilng ocs 9nuies mar bon
WiBeriolg be9lcitet, n1mlid) ols Die
biciigen 3ollbeborocn lid geneigert
botten, Den Tompier nNooto" nit iei.
ner Gontrcbonoe 2oouug bon 9om-
ben 5icben 81 %Ioiicn. 0os genonnte
Soits ioa fir oic HcNierrng in Sofio
W~fillioncn Collars oltSgcgcbcn bnben,
beren groBtcr Sbcil bier 81, 9onoe 81
~, E1,,fop pnrnn,Sn r,o,rSn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

Gin 1rooIer, Nomens W.
Cohen, aus ct. 2ouis iii in Chicago
BON flint @aunern, Die ibnl poripie.
gelten, Tie fonnten ibm burd Nm.
sapfen Der IeIegropbenorabte Dor.
fheiIbafte LIPS" iiber Die @ettren.
men I'M .9atonia.Earf" gebcn, nm
5000 beid1pinoeIt woroen.
The Paducah sun., 1905-02-20
OUR ASSESSMENTS.

The county viii have to pay near
ly $1,000 for supervising an assess
ment that even some of the super
visors admit is not a good assess
ment There is no telling how much
the city will nave to pay, as the
supervisors are still pegging away,
although in many cities, if not most
of them in Kentucky, the tax rate
has been fixed. In many counties
having a bigger valuation and as
sessment than McCracken, the as
sessment has been made, the super
visors have finished long ago, and
the recapitulation has been complet-
ed and the result announced. But
in McCracken county the recapitula-
tion has not begun and usually after
it is started requires several weeks.
Why this is no one seems able to ex-
plain, but it is too bad that so much
time and money should be required
to do a thing that has already been
done in several counties larger than
McCracken
Another thing about it is that al
though some people have given in
their assessments at less than fifty
per cent of their true value. these
supervisors who are annually ap-
pointed to equalize assessments and
are paid for their work, do not seem
able to find it out. They don't have
to take a mans word as to the value
of his taxable property, and do not
have to take the assessors figures.
They are paid to see that every man
is assessed fairly if the assessor has
uot assessed it correctly and the peo-
pie, especially the taxpayers, should
demand that it be done. The day is
bound to come when the voters will
regard the Office of assessor as the
most important in city and county,
and will also insist on men being
named as supervisors who will see
that every person is properly as
sessed and made to pay his or her
share of the taxes. The supervisors
are virtually the men who fix the !
amount Of taxes that ten or fifteen
thousand men and women in the /
county have to pay every year, and /
they should see that every man gets
"a square deal no more and no
less"
The Paducah sun., 1905-02-20
AN NOUN CE MENTS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. r.

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Double Daily Service, and operates
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Buffet-Library Cars, Chair Cars and
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T. Gultport is a Mexican Gulf Coast
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Hot Springs, Ark, Florida.
Daily Sleeping Car without change
Chicago to Hot Springs, with connec-
tions at Memphis from Cincinnati
and Louisville.
Through Dixie Flyer" Sleeping
Car Line st. Louis to Jacksonville
via Nashville, Chattanooga and At
lanta.
Mexico, California.
Special Tours Of Mexico and Calf
fOrnia via the Illinois Central and
New Orleans under the auspices of
Raymond e Whitcomb, will leave
Chicago Friday, Jan. 20 and Feb. 10,
for Mexico and California, aud Fri
day, March 3, for California; this
last to include stop-over at New
Orleans for the Mardi Gras Entire
trips made in special private vesti-
bule trains of finest Puilmans, with
dining car service. Fascinating tfsps,
complete in every detail
Illinois Central Weekly Excur-
sions to California. Excursion cars
through to Los Angeles and San
Francisco as follows: Via New Or
leans and the Southern Route every
Friday from Chicago; every Tuesday
xfrom Cincinnati. Via Omaha and
the Scenic Route every Wednesday
from Chicago.
FULL PARTICULARS Concerning
all of the above can be had of agents
OF the Illinois Central. or by address
Ing the nearest of the undersigned
representesiFes Of the Central"
F.W. HARLOW, ID. p. A.,
Louisville.
A. J. McDoUGALL. d. P. a.,
New Orleans.
A. II. HANSON, G. PA, Chicago.
JOHN A. SCOTT, A. c. p. A.,
Memphis.
The Paducah sun., 1905-02-20

Tonight the first round in the bait
tie for more public Improvements
viii be fought in the council over
the Third street reconstruction ofdi-
nance. There will be more than the
usual objection to this proposed i'm
provement because the Board OF
Works has always contended that it
was not advisable to pave Third
street so far up at this time. 1t is
likely the council will hear both
sides of the question, however, and
it is hoped the case viii be decided
on its merits.
The Paducah sun., 1905-02-20
Notice of the Sale of UncOllected Ac-


Notice of the Sale of Uncollected Ac-
counts.
In the District Court of the United
States, for the Western District Of
Kentucky.
In the matter Of Leigh Fruit and
Storage Co., Bankrupt:
In pursuance of an order directed
to me on the matter of the bank
ruptcy of Leigh Fruit and Storage
Co., in the district court Of the
United States for the Western Dis
trict of Kentucky, shall offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
and best bidder on Wednesday, March
1, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
courthouse door, in the city of Padu-
cab, KY, all the uncolleoted accounts
Of said Leigh Fruit and Storage Co.,
with certain exceptions that will be
stated at the sale, remaining in my
hands as trustee of said estate.
Terms Of sale, cash on day Of sale,
subject to confirmation by the court.
The right is reserved in the court to
reject any or all bids.
A list of such uncollected accounts
can be seen at my Office, 125 S. 4th
street, Paducah, KY, on application
to the undersigned.
ARTHUR Y. MARTIN, Trustee.
February II, 1905.
The Paducah sun., 1905-02-20

Lexington, KY. is complaining
that its criminal cases take up so
much time in circuit court that there
is none left for the civil cases, and
an effort is to be made to have two
courts and two judges, one to hear
criminal cases exclusively and the
other civil cases If they had a
Judge like Judge Reed, only one
would be necessary. Judge Reed
always keeps up with his docket
and we have about as many cases as
Lexington.
The Paducah sun., 1905-02-20

ural arrangements, says that Ken
ueky viii not be represented in the
inaugural parade. If the gentlemen
Who have been appointed by Gov
ernor Beckham to represent Ken
tucliy on that occasion, are to stuck
up to march with the other patriots,
let them resign the honor and we
will send delegation Of ''footpads'
from Fulton"