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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-27

The above represents the cost OF
ieconstructing South Third street
from Kentucky to Broad. half to be
paid by the city and half by the abut-
ting properly owners.
Asphalt Is The cheapest. but will
not. be considered, II Is understood.
The board OF works. after eompar-
ing the bids submitted. drafted its
recommendation TO the general coun-
Gil. and Il Is understood the recon
mendation will be In favor Of the
brick street.
Mayor Yelser called both boards
TO meet tonight In called session and
oct on the recommendation OF the
board Of works.
The board of public works me.
this morning and canvassed the bids
placed by the many construction com.
panIes aud contractors for rebuilding
South Third 3street from Kentucky
avenne1to Fourth and Broad. The
board fefused to make public its rec
ommendation. but II is understood
on good authority that brick streets
VIII be recommended. The bid for
brick streets exceeds that OF asphalt
by $4,000 and little more, while
the bitnlithic people were $4,000
higher than the brick bidders.
City Engineer l.. a. Washington
ahdThs assistant. Mr.. Robert Rich
ardson. worked until nearly 4
o'clock on the. bids before they got
them Strengthened out In a forpi
where the board could readily ses
which was the lowest. The board met
about II o'clock and after half an
hours WORK adjourned 10 meet again
tonight with the council.
The reeapltnlatIon OF bids Is as
follows:
Brick.
bedford and Nugent. Evansville,
$7s.3e20e.
Nashville Roofing and Paving Co,
Nashville, s7t,5sG.20.
H. g. Terrell. city, ss3.4sG.49.
e. l.. Robertson. city. $97. SOC GO.
a. W. Katterpohn, city. s7G.s03.-
3S. EN
Thomas Bridges y Son. Wabash,
Ind. S70-732.G0.
Asphalt.
Blake Asphalt Maintenance Co,
Cincinnati, s6t 1875.
Nashville Roofing and Paving Co,
Nashville, sec. il9.t5.
Barber Asphalt CO.. clnelnnati,
s67.s2i4i
Southern Paving and Construction
Co.. Chattanooga, s6G,isi.50.
-s.lt IIiruiithic.
Nashville Roof and Paving Co.,
Nashville, s73,b52.70.
r- SO ~ sidewalks.
Anchor Roofing and Paving Co ,
Evansville. 5000.
southern Roofing aud Paving Co.
Chattanooga s3,291.20.
Thomas Bridges n Son, Wabash,
lad. so .020.
u both boards 20 Meet.
After the board announced the
completion of the recapitulation,
Mayor Yeiser issued call for both
Legislative boards tonight, not desir-
Ing that work on the street he any
further delayed, II Is expected thar
the boards. will take up tonight In
addition to the Third street contract
the other street improvements. for
Jefferson and Kentucky avenue,
which we're held up at the last meet
MIG pending litigation over car trach
fill'""s. fff'
uhs city can now 60 ahead and
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-27
Russians cut Cable.

London, April 27,-The cores
pondent at Hong Kong OF the Daily
Mail states that the cable TO hainan
has been cut. presumably by the
Russian squadron, 10 conceal the
movements of vessels there.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-27
BANDIT CAUGHT.
He Killed -Four American Teachers
Two Years Ago.

Washington. April 27.-The leader
OF the outlaws who murdered four
American school teachers near Cebu.
=. l.. three years ago, has been cap
tured and confessed. Brando Cadu-
latdu is the man. and the government
VIII urge the extreme penalty for
him
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-27

Chicago. April 27.-Nearly a thou
sand teamsters are now on strike,
and trucks driven by non-union dri'
yers and escorted by police, fought
their way through the blockades and
rlotous mobs today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-27
Martial Law Proclaimed.

Toxic April 27.-The privy coun-
ell has decided that martial law shall,
beeproclaimed throughout the island
of Formosa.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-27
ONE MAN KILLED.

by the Collapse Of a Brickyard at
MaysyiIle.
Maysyille. KY, April 27.-The
CROWN kiln brick-yard here col
lapsld this morning. instantly XIII
Ing one man. and injgring Ave. two
probably fatally.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-27
The Cost Of the Street Will Be About
$4,000 Without Sidewalks. -,
Board Of Works Today Opened Bids and il is Re.
ported Favors the Brick and Will Recon-.
fAts mend II Tonight.
LOWEST BIDS.

BIICK-Ti'omas Bridges Wabash Ind. S7O.732GO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hoonng a. Paving Coz Nashville
Tenn. Ssa,5527O.
AsPBALT--Bnke Asphalt Maintenance Cincinnati. soi-
1914
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-07

pulpito sube para gri tar-contr;
la pereza y la gula.--Yo item bic
solo de oirlo.-iQue bien lie va
hablar asi-el que esta redondo
redondo-el que tiene siete pa
padas-el que duerme en- CANA
de plumas--el que posee anna y
sobrina-el que hasta en- la ma.
riz lleva un soberbio pimiento
con aceite. u"
Y todos rien cantando en- CO:
70; vel acordeon tambien rie.
Es una fiesta aristofanesca, con
olor de ajo y de vino, en- la que,
81 una idea triste sc presenta, en-
el acto sc lie barre con un gran
soplo de vida alegre.
lei invierno en- las cuerdas
muge-pero en- verano el calor
nos inunda;-todo es penar,
hermanos, todo;-por ESQ ALI es-
IA la taberna-que es la casa de
dicha-cOn sus muchachas sin
vergiienzonas-con su patron
que da fiado-con su vinillo
condenado-y con sus banqui-
llos para tirarselos a la cabeza
al que haga trampas;-ivengan|
las barajas, venga ell vino!"
Esto, en- la lengua gorjeantel
de los provenzales. suena a poe
sia antigua.
e. G6mez C0yyyILo.
Euviado desds Port Said el 10. De Julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-07

PoR CUANTo habiendose presenta-
do por el abogado Don Luis Freyre
Barbosa, una mocion a nombre de
Maria Romano Martorell Cullen,
solicitando la declaration de dominic
de las siguientes fncas:
"Urbana casa de piedra y azotea con
su solar radicada en- la calle de San
Sebastian de esta Ciudad, marcada con
el udmero 2, de seis metros diez cen,
tfmetros de frente, por diez metros de
fondo y ell solar de igual dimension,
colindante por ell frente, con la referi-
da calle, por la derecha entrando con
la casa numero a de dicha calle, pro-
piedad de la promovente, por la IL
quierda con Ell callejon de Casa Blan-
ca, y por el fondo con casa propiedad
de Don Andres Ramon
'Urbana casa de piedra y azotea
con su solar, marcada con Ell ntlmero
d, de la referida cale de San Sebas-
tian. cuya casa mide ocho metros 20
centlmetlos de frente. por I6 metros
trejnta cinco cent1metros de fondo
y ell solar 26 metros 45 CentimeroS de
largo por echo metros 20 centimetros
de ancho por su lado Sud y diez me-
tros de ancho por su lado Norte, CO.
linda por el frente, con la amerltada
calle de San Sebastian, por su dere-
cha entrando con casa de Esteban
Luengo por la izquierds con casa de
la promovente anteriormente descrita ;
y por ell fondo con casas de Don An
dres Roman y Dofla Mariana del
Valle."
PoR TANTo habiendose ordenado
por ell Honorable Emilio del Toro
Juez de esta Corte, Sc publique la pc
tici6n por tres veces en- TN peri6dico
de los de mas circulation de esta
Ciudad, para que los que tengan al
g6u derecho real sobre los inmuebles
descritos, las personas ignoradas 4
lquienes pueda perjudicar la inscrip-
lcion y en- general todo Ell que desee
oponerse pueda veri6carle dentro de-
termino de sesenta dias naturales libr<
ell presente en- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, a a de Agosto de 1905 Jose E
Figueras, Secretsrio por l. D. Del
gado, Secretario auxiliar. 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-07
Secci6n s'e1igioss
SANTOS DE MANANA

Agosto s. es.-San Ciriaco. Y
compafleros martires,
az En- este dia hace S afios que Sc
desat6 un furioso vendaval contra Ia
Isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-07
Hacia ell Jap6n
Cantares de rnarimeros
Il boydo deL"S "Sydney"

Todas las noches, despues de
la cena, al mismo tempo que e1
ell piano del salon una mant
blanca despierta elegantes nos
talgias parisienses, ALA en- e
otro extreme del barco, en- la lie
jana proa poblada de marineros
un acordeon muy viejO sc estira
entire manos negras de carbon
Y POGO a POGO, bajo las estrellas
parpadeantes, en- la quietud
fresca de la bora, en- ell bienes-
tar de la labor cumplida; POGO a
POGO, a medida que la sombra
aumenta y que la brisa acelera
su vuelo; POGO a POGO, los bron-
ceados tripulantes Sc olvidan de
que va la terra de Europa esta
lejos, y embriagandose en- rit
mos tradicionales vuelven con
la imagination a la :playa ma
tai. -. 1Marsella'.. Marsella
6 Lorna. Napoles 9 Valencia,
Palermo 8 Geneva. Tolon 8 Bar
Celona, 10 mismo da. A medida
que los hombres Sc alejan, sus
patrias sc agrandan.
La raza rompe las barreras
politicas. La poesia del cielo,
del china, une q aquellos que Sc
encuentran desunidos por la
ley. Y asi como en- los mares
del Norte, entire las brumas be.
ladas, los marines de Bretaila,
de Irlanda y de Escandinavia
sc aDrazan cantando los m1smos
cantares de muerte, asi aGui, en-
los confines del mar divino, los
hijos de Provenza, de Catalufla
v de Cerdena fraternizan en- un
canto de vida, de algeria.
lei cantar de los marineros!
Basta con olrlo una vez para
comprender todo 10 que encie-
IRA y todo 10 que representa-.
TERRA adentro sc dice que la
historic de los cantos populares
es la historic de las civiliZaciO-
mes. En- las playas puede de-
cirse mas: puede decirse que los
cantares son la verdadera patrla
de los marinos, 10 unico que no
la separa de ellos, 10 que. en- los
buenos como en- los malOS ms
tantes, les habla del hogar, algo
como una telegrafia que man.
tiene en- contacto sus almas con
las almas que Sc quedan en- la
costa. Asi, estas coplas que 20
oigo por las noches en- la proa,
son las mismas que sc cantan en-
las tabernas del puerto viejo de
Marsella v en- las de Barcelona
ia y en- las de Geneva.
"En cada una de las Ciuda-
des que componen esa espec1e
de confederation mediterranea,
mas antigua que Trio y los fe-
nicios-dlce Cantineti-el ma
rino encuentra las mismaa cos
tumbres y con las mismas pala-
bras pide 10 que necesita; ell
carbon, los where's, ell aguar
diente, ell amor. Por todas par
tes son las mismas cosas, toma-
tes, pimientos, aceitunas, ma
ranjas; los mismos vinos espe'
SOS y perfu mados; los mismos
besos de fuego. Es la raza as
tuta, alegre, de la odisea, STEM
pre- la misma." Y este que el
erudito descubre estudiando,
que ell viajero comprende obser-
vando. ell poeta 10 adivina con
solo DIR unas cuantas canclones
En- efecto, en- la misma raza
aventurera, regocijada, irreve
rente y voluptuosa de los com.
paleros de Ulises. En- sus CO.
plas, NADIA de quejas. NADIA de
brumas, NADIA de melancolias
Nunca una estrofa mistica. FL
cielo para ellos es esa cortina
azul.
En- cuanto al inferno, que tar
gran papel desempe1la en- 10:
cantares del Norte, aqui ests
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-07
I'm LA CORTE DE DISTRlTO
DEL DlSTRIT0 JUDICIAL DE San JUAN, ?. K.

DECLARACI6N DE DOMINIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26
THAT OLD PIANO
A Chance to Dispose of 1t to
Good Advantage.
so P AMOS w ANTED
By the F. C. Smith Piano
Co., 1225 Pennsylvania -
Avenue.

Since the announcement made q few days
ago in the columns of The Star that the F. g.
Smith Piano Co. DESTROYS of obtaining fifty
old square pianos the company has been in receipt
of numerous letters and postals from all over
Washington and from neighboring districts in Viz
glnia and Maryland fnquring If the company was
still in need of old pianos. ALI of these inquiries
Have been promptly answered, submitting PROPOSE
lions to the owners Of square pianos to take their
old instruments soon they can be brought in,
and the company desires to state again that they
are In the market for more square panos-that
their demands not anywhere near supplied
and they would like particularly to hear from all
the owners Of square pianos desiring dispose of
them early this week possible. Those who
read this requested, IL they not interested
themselves, to pass the word 10 friends who may
have old piano which they wish to get rid of.
The F. G. Smith Piano Co. will take all the old
squares offered. giving In exchange a due bill
equivalent to cash, which will be accepted and
credited at any time much cash new
upright piano. II you have old square plano on
storage around the house this is, your chance
to dispose Of it to good advantage Drop postal to
the F. G. Smith Piano Co., 1925 Pennsylvania
nue., or phone Main TAT, and of their repre-
sentatives will call and submit you offer for
your niano 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26
Marconi and Bride Coming.

LIVERPOOL, March 25.-William Mar
conf and his bride are passengers on the
steamer Campania, which sailed from this
port today for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26

this morning and sailed this afternoon for
Havana. During the stop here the con-
gressmen visited the battiefields In this
vicinity. They were greatly interested also
In Industrial conditions here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26
Representatives at Santiago.

SANTIAGO. Cuba, March 25.-The United
States transport Summer, carrying the con-
gressional party OF fourteen arrived here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26

Brakeman A. B. Stanley of Roanoke Va,
was thrown from east-bound freight
train between Roanoke and Christiansburg,
Friday, by an unknown negro tramp and his
left hand was cut OFF at the wrist. He
|ordered the negro from the train. The
tramp retaliated by throwing the brakeman
from the top of the car.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-22
EVER wAToIrFUL
A Little Care WIN Save Many Salem
Readers Future Trouble.

A Little Care VIII Save Many Salem
Readers Future Trouble.
Watch tho kidney secrotions
500 that they have the amber hue Of
health.
The discharges not excessive or infrc'
quont.
Contain no "brict dustliko -cdi.
mont
Doan's Kidney pills viii do this for
you.
They watch tho kidneys aud cure
them when you'ro sick.
olof Johnson, who is a gardener by
occupation, living AZ tho corner Of 18th
and u streets, North Salem, saysi
"Kidnoy complaint ia no now thing 20
me. ! have been bothered on aud on
FOR tenor twelve years, / ala not suffer
10 much from baekaehe as most people
do who have kidney complaint, but
tho principal annoyance was a weak
ness OF tho kidney seere'iona, which
was both distressing and aggravating'
There was a sealding sensation In pass
ing, and a heavy bFiek'dust like sedi'
meut dppeared after standing In tho
vessel over night / had attacks Of diE'
zinoss In my head and oftentimea a
blurlng would appear before my eyes
and could scarcely see. tried numer'
Gus remedies, but all In vain, until ]
saw Doan's Kidney Pills highly rec
commended Tor just such troubles and
procured them az DIR, stones drug
store. Now, don't want 20 tell the
people something that Is not true, but
/ will say that In all my sEperiene'
with doctors prescriptions and differ
ent kidney remedies nothing has giveH
me the amount Of relief that have
received from Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price %
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Remember the Aams-DOan's-ant
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-22
SHERMAN
BEATS
CHEMAWA
The Latter Team Meets viii.
annette Here Thanks.
giving Day

The Chemawa football team sur.
prised the natives in Portland
yesterday by holding the famous sher.
man Indians Of California down 10 the
small score Of to 0. The Southern
Indians had the advantage in speed
and weight, but the splendid individ-
ual defense Of the Chemawa braves
was certainly revelation.
When it is remembered that the
sherman Indians and Multnomah plav.
ed tie game last Saturday. it viii bs
seen that the game in this city on
Thanksgiving between Willamette and
Chemawa viii be an interesting one.
Virgil Earl, Of the University Of
Oregon, has been coaching the Chemawa
team, and they are very rapidly adopt-
ing and taking advantage Of the sng-
gestions given them. They are speedy.
gritty players but heretofore have
been Handicapped by the lack OF a
coach.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-22
WANTS
SEWAGE
CONTROLLED

ia. Journals Tho most important mat
Tor that came up az last nights council
was che petition signed by the Salem
Fouring Mll Co., salem Woolou Mills
salem Soap Factory, Me- Freclaud
Prescott. KuftE 8 Son, J. Conner and
several others. all property owners, 20
stop tho sewage going into The mill
race.
Tho electric roaa franchise, new tcl.
ophono ordinance, paving of the streets
al OF which should be granted and
done. arc insignificant aud Of minor Inn
portanee. compared 90 the stopping of
that open sewer that runs from ono end
OF tho town 10 the othcr--a disease
bfeedor aud death.tfap. and why Il has
been allowed tho oldest inhahiiaui can
not answer II should be- stopped at
once. n costs tho town nothing 90 do
Il, and tho property owners along tho
ditch want A. Tho council should stop
tho sewage being run into amy open
ditch or creek running into or through
the city. There Is nothing Ia salem
today that Is so necessary or important
as its sanitary condition, and IL should
be attended 20 al once, Diphiheria
and typhoid fover are In Salem nearly
an tho year around There is no ne
cossity Of it Stop those open sewers
al over the town, and Salem viii be al
healthy a city as there Is on the Pa.
eihe coast. Septic tanks are cheap, and
are an riht. ono for small family
costs only $20i for two families ss5i
Tor half dozen families, or a whole
block. from s25 10 $50, aud as soon AZ
YOU put ono In your property is worth
20 20 so per cent more, aud as soon al
the waters are stopped from being con
taminated, water closets and sewage all
removed from ditch aud creeks In sa
lom, property win advance materially
all over tha city, The sanitary eondi
tion Of a city Is the most vital and inn
portant Of an propositions connected
with it, and should receive FIRST atten.
tion. TAXPAYER,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-22
Son lost Mother

"Consumption runs In our faHl'I
and through Il / lost my molAu
writes y. h. Reid Of Harmony "a
"FoF the past Eve years, however 1
tho slightest sign Of a Cough or oa
l have taken DR.. Kipg's New pi
eoyeFy for Consumption, which =
saved mo from serious lung tEouels
His mothers death was a sad loss {
Mr Reid, but he learned that ll'.
trouble must not be neglected -.
how 10 cure ii. Quickest relief ~
cure for coughs and colds. Price q
and sl.O0i guaranteed, At J. c. Perry
Drug Store. Trial bottle free,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-22
LET YOUR STOMACH HAvr
OWN WAY. 's
Do Not Try TO Drive and Forc. ,.
Work When It Is Not Able. o. " : ?
Will Suffer All the Nor.

You cannot affort to treat von.
ach as some men treat a baltv
force, drive or even starve It ina.
ing work at which it rebels tn. -
ach is patient and faithful s..
and will stand much abuse s,s 4
treatment before it "balks. 80 I'm,
It does you had better go slow via.
and not attempt to make &c work g.,
people have the mistaken i5s, a.
they can make their stomacts Voc,
starving themselves. They mich, =.
the stomach that way. but Il 49,
take 50 long that thcy would has.
use for stomach when tbsv
through. The sensible way ont 80
difficulty is TO let the stomach re,
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stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ad ai
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stomach. II makes no difcrcnss vh
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bcus aud surrounding conditions 10 ~
influence them In tho least Thsy nsi
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dons and givo Il ~ much.Beedea ~
and permit 10 to become s,roag ~
healthy.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are n
aale by al druggists At 90 cents q "a
They are 90 well known and -
popularity h 70 great that a drusef
would a. soon think Of being osi 4
alcohol or qulnine a. Of them. Ia ~,
physicians are prescribing thon a
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frankly that there is nothing on safi
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pepsia Tablets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-22
Amonr the stars.

A large number Of the members Of
BraEilia Chapter, order Of the Eastern
Star, of Albany, visited their sisters
Of the Chadwick Chapter, in this city
yesterday There were s5 visitors in
an aud they were entertained royalty
by the members Of the local chapter.
A banquet with a menu OF both eat
bles aud talkables, was the chief event
Of the program. The Albany guests
returned home on last nights late
train .lA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-22
Hephurn tells Ma he wants.

Washington, Nov 2s.-senator Hep
burn called on the President today, anl
recommended Thomas Harrison Bart
lett for register Of the land Office at
Lewiston, Idaho, vice West, removed.
He also recommended Addison 4. Smith
for internal revenue collector for the
district of Idaho, Utah and Montana.