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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-25
MEDICAL.


LADIES who are in trouble or suffering from
any ailment peculiar to their sex find
immediate relief by consulting DR.. White,
the only graduate physician in San Francisco
who has devoted lifetime to helping women;
II years experience without failure has put
him at the head. He guarantees relief no
pay.
DR.. WHITE. 7o2 Market ST., rooms and 8.
DIR. q, w. .o'DoNNELL-An who are sick or
in trouble consult this specialist female
complaints: positively corrected; the unfortu-
every case taken; immediate relief; no psi
soning drugs; low fees; my methods will cure
all cases Of irregularity; by consulting me
save time and money. ADVICE free Offfce.
1019 Market ST.
LADIEs-Possibly I'm not the cheapest yet
the oldest specialist here. but AM RE-
LIABLE graduate physician. When in trou-
BILE conide In me- Irregularities relieved:
the unfortunate helped; promise best atten-
tion and no danger: ! guarantee prompt re-
suits no charge. Room L. Est. Ia years
DR.. E. G. WEST, office 305 Kearny st.
MRS DR. KOHL, reliable specialist for all fe-
male troubles and Irregularities; instant re-
lief guaranteed. zoos H Market st.. opp. 9th.
MRS. DIR. wYErH, specialist for all female
complaints and Irregularities instant RELIEF
guaranteed; 80 years experience. S5A Post ST.
ALL cases OF female irregularities relieved at
once; guaranteed treatment. $40; 80 years
successful experience. DRS. GOODWIN, $50
Market ST., opp Fourth, room 81.
MRS. DR. GwYER. 511A Leavenworth ST., be-
tween Geary and O'Farrell. Tel. East 691
DR. and MRS DAVIES and Hindoo Herbs;
original method of treatment. 1926 Market
MRS. DIR. ALLEN ladies' specialist removed
from Ills Market ST. to S3s Mission, near 4th
DIR. EOSEN residence 29e6 Folsom st., corner
26th. ladies'. relief or no fee; $40.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized to have the same published.
Notices restricted simply to the announcement
of the event published once In this column
free OF charge.
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ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

S2100 WILL buy or build new modern cottage
OF rooms; lot 33x155: choice lots. $40 and
S15 per front foot; terms.
S2260 will build a complete cottage of s
rooms lot 35x1OS; Grand St. all street work
and sidewalk; plans and specifications free
with all work done. j. H. YOUNG, Architect
and Builder. 1243 Park St., Alameda.
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SUFFERING AND sTAMMERING.
MELBOURNE system; schools; $40 Diamond.
b21 Franklin. Inquire 521 Franklin, to IL
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vIAvI.

WAY to health: mothers and daughters
home treatment: booklet free; write for It
VIAVI CO., Van Ness. Phone East 2S2.
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BORN,

BROCKHOFF-In this city, December 8. 1904,
TO the wife Of A. G. Brockhoff. daughter.
MAHLMANN-In this city January 21, 1908.
to the wife OF George H. Mailman. son.
ST LEGER-In this city, January 81, 1905,
to the wife Of H. II. St. Leger, son.
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MARRIED.

BATT-JELINSKY-In this city, January 10.
1906 by Rabbi Isidore Myers, Samuel Bait
and Sadie Jelinsky. both of this city.
GoODMAN-BECKER- this city. December
2s 1904 by Rabbi Isidore Myers, William NJ.
of this city.
SON-GREENBERG-In this city.
December H. 1904, by Rabbi Isldore Myers.
Louie Mendelson and Matilda Greenberg.
both of this city.
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buildings on such unfair surveys Work guar
anteed.
ONLY FEW LEFT.
81 25 PER WEEK
NO INTEREST. NO TAXES.
$500 for choice lots. Excelsior Homestead
Tract: level a billiard table; on grade;
close to fine school and Mlssion-st. electric
cars; bound to double in value.
s400 each .on installments Of $40 per month;
no taxes; fine lots, near Ocean boulevard; /;
best residence location south OF Golden Gate
Park; these are the cheapest lots In this dis
trict' advancing W j J. RTlif Wa1rSI rapiaiS'
2e MONTGOMERY St. r. 8. Phone Main o7O4.
A FINE BARGAINl
sse5o-NEAR. SACRAMENTO ST. AND 1sT
AVE: very good flats. 6. 8. rooms; well
arranged: rents $725 yearly; street bitum-
inlzed; you'll buy this; act quickly: o-r,.,
$1575-COR. CLEMENT ST. AND 2ITH
AVE; lot 60x100; on grade; al buy.
$525o-TwO NEW FLATS; near Clement;
s42Oo-MIssIoN, near CHINA AVE; 15Ox
S3: lots on main thoroughfare; street
bituminized; reduced from $4,000: sacrifice
II. F. POEHLMAN. 304 Montgomery st.
$40, ,5O0-Ineluding bituminizing Of St; terms to
suit; swell sunny rSts just completed;
rents $10S0 per annum; every known possible
latest improvement; 16 minutes from City
Hall; 7th-ave. boulevard, mr.. Fulton ST., close
to Park car lines. one runs all night. APP
ply from IL to 4, Seventh ave-, near Fulton
FOUR or five room modern cottages: wooden
mantels; latest plumbing; tiling. etc.; near
Folsom st. electric cars: only $1o0 cash re-
home builders. 1907 Market ST.. opposite
Franklin
NEW colonial houses, 2 fats. 8 rooms, reception
hall each; lot 34x116: rents s46 so; easy pay
ments; $500. Third ave.. bet A and B sts
s25oo-CoTTAGE. 4 rooms. bath and barn: lot
1OOx1O0; $3.50 cash, balance S15 mo. MIS-
SION REALTY CO.. 3297 Mission ST.
,..o~. -x...o-. .ryr
BACH & MAYER. sss Howard st.
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
POINT RICHMOND REAL ESTATE.
Bargains bargains bargains bargains
$ssScOrne1 Richmond ia ave sI and sd SSx1o
$750-Corner Chancellor and First: eox112.
se5O-M Macdonald ave. near Third st.
S250-First St. near BisselL
s3O0-Ffrst St, near Macdonald.
$65o-Two lots; big bargain: Chancellor st..
near First: 62x112.
The above lots are in the
business center and among the
best investments in Point Richmond.
$40 per month will buy
OF them. ]. W. LAYMANCE.
6S2 Market ST.. room 10, S. F.
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE.
LoMITA PARK LoMITA PARK.
LOMITA PARK.
On the line of San Mateo electric cars; 45
minutes from Fifth and Market SITS.
Sewer and water pipes laid.
Pure artesian water.
Lots s400 and up.
Outside the fog belt.
SO to $50 down and $40 per month.
Go down and investigate
Maps sent on application.
sELBY. RODGERS & CO..
Main 673. 116 California at.
Also at Lomita Park
MENLo PARK REAL ESTATE.
A-MENLo PARK-FAIR OAKS.
Large villa sites and tracts Of from one to
FIVE acres beautifully wooded and ready for
building; convenient to station and in best part
of Fair Oaks and Menlo Park; road work free
Of expense to buyers: exceptionally easy terms:
educational facilities. For particulars write
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TO reach Pacific Cpast dairymen list your
dairy ranches with Rianda & Co., 627 Montg.
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTS

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
FOR sale-Restaurant. with complete fixtures
and furnishings; good paying business:
choice location with lease; snap
We have good bargains in houses and lots
" 80 800 G-.~- -. x,o~i-sio--. 19a.S n
tate and Insurance.
s1s7 80 EACH: lots in Berkeley; block
from station; little cash required. RIANDA
& CO.. 627 Montgomery st.
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Continued on Page Fourteen.
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A SURE PLACE FOR A HOME.

we have q few improved and unimproved
farms situated in Santa Cruz and Monterey
counties where there are no dry years: no
boons no malaria: the best climate and water
in the State. Apply GAFFEY & MAHON, IL
MONTGOMERY ST.. San Francisco
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a-so4nLAnEcUs-FoR SALE.

M-SoAnIANEcUS+ SALE.
2D-HAND machinery. engines, boilers pumps
pElleys. shafting, etc, etc. bought. sold
rented and exchanged Sunday papers.
II. 5. WHITE MCHY. CO. 130-i32 Beaie ST.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
Have you a leaky tin. shlngle, felt iron
roof? Cover Il with Mastic Roofing. Il is best
for old and new roofs and for valleys. cutters
decks balconies, etc. Mastic Roof Paint and
Roofing Cement will stop small leaks. Write
about 1t. Elaterite Roofing Co.. 713 Market
months: cheap 124T California st.
POILERS engines 2d-hand machinery McIN-
TOsH q WOLpMAN. 1876 1877 Fremont st.
: > -- .-- 49,
FOR saie-Moving picture machine and nlms;
cheap. Box 4721 Call
FOR sale or exchange--Cholce selection OF mia
eral speciments; what have your 800 McAllisser
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OAKLAND runnrruxn ron SALE.

To- MORROW the day for bargains in furni-
ture. H. Schelhaas, 11th St. cor r.store, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-25

ATTENTION. HOMESEEKERSl
Send postal for catalogue OF the best land
bargains in California. c. NJ WOOSTER CO..
64S Market ST.
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OAKLAND ADVERT'S'M'TS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.

OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
BFKINS VAN AND STORAGE CO.. general
movers; we have the best warehouse in the
West tonIy covered vans used1. DON T
MISTAKE THE NUMBER. i0l6 Broadway.
Oakland; phone Main 800.
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We are subdividing choice tract in 10-acre
lots. only 21h miles from town; surrounded by
modern homes and fine orchards and vineyards:
soil rich. black sandy loam. IL feet deep:
school on the tract; SO per acre; this will not
last over 80 days; first come. first served.
$1200-10 acres in vine and fruit belt. near
Lodi; sandy loan; broom house and barn.
Send stamp for the largest and most diversi-
fed printed list the coast
WHITE & BAYLEY,
Successors to
w. J. WHITE.
20 Montgomery ST., room 8.
Property Exchange Speciality.
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SOL. GETZ SON, Owners and Dealers.
Room "a fourth hoor Chronicle Bldg.
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WANTED-A man with $4,000 to take in
terest in mines located in Nevada; money
to be used for developing purposes and neces-
sary mills; over 100, 600 tons of ore now in
sight that will run from $435 to $35 per ton;
samples of can be seen at room B. 20
Montgomery st. r. E. CALLAHAN.
REALTY Syndicate certificates ridiculously
cheap. 1876 Ninth st.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
ROAD TO PARADISE
J. 4. Lewandowski Says it Win go From Ro6ec up the west Side of the San Simon Valley to
 Eagle City.

Speaking of the proposed railroad from R0deo to the Paradise district in the Chiricahua mountains Mir. J. A. Lewandowski. the original promoter of the enterprise. stated today that from Rodeo to Bowie station on the line of the Southern Pacific. accord ing to the preliminary survey of the proposed line. would be about eighty miles. The line from Rodeo will go up the west side of the San simon valley and swing around the Chirica- hua mountains to Eagle City, and from there Q spur would be run to the Savage mlne in the mouth of Round Valley and a spur line would also run up to the town of Paradise.
 Mir. Lewandowsl1i says just when ac- tive work will De started in the con strucSion of the new line cannot be stated now, as there are several de tails of the enterprise which have not yet been fully determined.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
TORRES 6 PRIETAs R'Y.
Time Card No. 17. ln Effso'
 June 27, 1903.

Time Card No. 17. ln Effso'
 June 27, 1903.
 Train No. l leaves Minas Prietas si 6:00 a. m.. arrives at Torres e:45 . n Train NU. leaves Torres st 8:4s Train No. leaves Torree at 7:x0 n., arrives a, Minas FTietas at s:1I All Trains Connect at Torres Wltr Southern Pacific tSonora Railway to and from Noqaies and Guaymas GUayrnas and Vice Versa.
 Wells Fargo & Cos Express ant Telegraph in operation between Mipss from Minas Prietas to the Abov named places.
 Advanced charges paid on all good consigned 10 railway, which arc rt ceived, forwarded and warehouse free of commiss lon and storags charges.
 At Minas Prietas depot hacks al ways ready to make trips to any oi 'ie above named points at reasonable rates.
 Prietas and all parts of the world.
 Shortest and best route to Yaqx' river. Barranca and San Marcis1 coa' fields, Soyopa Sakuaripa. Ures. bs Buca. La Dura, Yaqui Smelting & R. lining and Yaqui Copper Companies. Freight can be consigned to F. H Seymour to be forwarded by tear
 Y. E. SEYMOUR. Pres-Pros
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
WARNING GIVEN
 ID GERMANY
UNCLE s.-- WI.. NOT ALLOW Cisc .Mtr eTlON AGssNST THIS COUNTRY WITHOUT
 RETALIATION.

The Address of Secretary at Interna- tionaI Railroad Commission Attracts Attention Because of Plain and Sig- nifieant Language Used.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
Great After Supper Sale

the history of Bisbee's
 retailing. Be on hand 10 take advantage of this extraordinary sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20

the regular that it will pay you to take advant- age of this phenomenal sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20

Below is a list of offer ings, in seasonable high tyass merchandise. at prices so much below
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20

Throughout our entire store we will offer val ues greater than ever. Bargains unequalled in
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
PEONAGE CASES.
u. =. Attorney Hili Wants Question
Settled rs Soon as Possible.

The peonage cases at Louisville
may be taken up before May 10Th,
the day set for their trial, as habeas
corpus writs have been taken out by
District Attorney Il. ID. Hill in the
federal court in an effort TO get them
out OF the workhouse. The cases
were TO have come up on writs OF
habeas corpus yesterday, but We're
postponed on account of Judge Ey-
ans wlfe's death.
II Is understood that one reason
District Attorney Hin took out the
writs was TO get the court to pass
on the question II possible before
court conyenes in Paducah next Mon
day, so he can know what to do in
having the grand jury here take up
the cases.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11

Plttsburg and tidewater are connect
ed by an all-the-year-'round navi-
| gable stream.
For his work In carrying forward
the good fight. Col. Vance Is being
congratulated on all sides, but he
takes his honors modestly, as BELTS
the man who has won the victory.
The thing he is most interested in
now is securing the funds to make
this trip of the committee to Cairo a
great success and he is working and
sparing neither himself nor his labor
to carry as he carried the claims Of
the Ohio river before the committee
CT the last congress.
Capt. S. A. Fowler today received
official announcement of the rivers
and harbors committees visit to Pa
ducah. The entire committee is ex-
pected to come. and will make a
daylight run from Pittsburg to
Cairo, stopping at every city on the
river of any size.
One day will DO spent in Paducah
and II is expected that Paducah will
royalty entertain them. Half the ex-
penses of the trip are to be paid by
Cincinnati and Pittsburg men, and
none OF the burden of this being on
the smaller cities, 1t is thought Pa
dueah will cheerfully do the right
thing by these prominent congress-
men.
Leaving Pittsburg May 10, the
boat is expected to reach Paducah
about the nth.
Capt. Fowler has turned over the
announcement of the trip to Presi-
dent Decker, Of the commercial club,
Who will take the necessary steps
II get the matter before the club
and have arrangements made to en-
tcrtain the delegation during its
da in paducah.
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In Preparing for the Trip Down
the Ohio.
Col. John J.. Vance Has Arranged
for the Ten Days Trip From
Pittsburg to Cairo.
IT MEANS MUCH TO THE OHIO

Col. John l.. Vance. president of
the Ohio Valley Improvement Asso-
citation, has completed arrangements
of the details of the trip of the Rivers
and Harbors Committee of congress
down the Ohio river from Pittsburg
to Cairo. This Is one of the most
important undertakings. so far as
the future of the Ohio is concerned,
that has ever been put under way.
No effort Is to be spared to make II n
complete success, and to instruct and
entertain the guests in a manner that
cannot fail to impress them with the
Importance of this Improvement pro-
joct.
The committee will arrive at Pitts
burg about May 1 and will take pas
sage on the steamer Queen City, of
the Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet
line. for Cairo. The trip is schcd
uled to take up ten days.
Col. Vance is elated at he result
of the labors of this association with
the last congress. Thanks 10 his
energetic efforts and the pros,ig,
gained by having a powerful organl-
cation at his back, the association
was enabled to get in the entering
wedge for the complete work of i'm
proving the Ohio. The river and
oh
$33, 100000 for improvements and
maintenance of every character In
every river and harbor in the United
States. OF this comparatively small
sum the Ohio river gets a little more
than one dollar out of every eight.
Not only Is il allowed this vast pro-
portion of the total sum, but a com
mission is provided for which will
undertake to examine the entire river
and determine It's necessitis, what its
freight production possibilities, are,
whether the river Is best improved
to six or a nine foot depth. and, in
fact, everything that will be of value
iOi piNo'hAaAA'h W AihN 'NN' N'HoiN
for preparation of another river and
harbor bill.
II is generally admitted that the
present bill commits the United
States government to the work of
improving to nine-foot depth the
entire river. Chairman Burton, who
has long been opposed to expendi-
lures of the public monies unless it
could be shown the proposed i'm
proyement of the stream was a ma
tional undertaking and would be a
national benefit. has declared him
self unequiyoeally In favor of the
Ohio improvements, Its very nature
as an Interstate stream of great
length, immense possibilities, puts
IT outside the class which he be-
lleyes should be improved by the
government with oontributory aid
from the state or property owners
along It's banks. Mr., Burton has de-
clared himself heartily in favor of
pushing forward this movement until
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
PLANS SELECTED
sLkS HAVE NOW INSTRUCTED
ARCHITECT WHAT TO DRAW.
iany Expect Ground To he Broken
by the First of June, II Not
sooner.

"a meeting OF the Elks' Building
ummiitce was held and two sets of
ans submitted by Architect Ken
IN Mcdonald. of Louisville, were
lesented ana the committee picked
q one that calls for thirteen Offices
o he first floor, four Offices with
b rooms. grill room and dining
hi on the second and the Elks'
lose rooms on The third floor. The
elRtor will set back between the
ofss. and not in the hall as in the
Eternity building.
Tier this choice of plans was
mie, they were forwarded to Mr..
Mconald and he, was instructed to
pr'ere at once detailed plans em-
bodng the features named above.
Nen this is done the plans will
be pssed on ms a whole by the com
nil ; and bids advertised for at
onc4
ne hoped by some of the mem
berso have everything in readiness
to bak ground by June LIST.
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Fearless and independent.

Tho Chicago Record-Herald is n
conspicuous example of the success
y tn which the public rewards fear
les nonpartisanshlp in the columns
CT a great metropolitan daily paper.
IL is an Independent newspaper, in
which men and measures are invaria-
lily viewed wholly from the stand
point of the public good. and not
from that of the interests of any par
tlcular political party. II is the very
reverse of neutral-fearless and out
spoken on all the great questions of
the day, but presenting its editorial
opinion upon Independent judgment
and entirely regardless of political
affiliations. Partisanship Is barred as
strictly from the news columns as
from the editorial page. All political
news is given without partisan color
ing, thus enabling the reader to form
correct conclusions for himself, In
the ordinary partisan newspaper po-
litical news is usually colored to such
an extent as to make Il difficult II not
impossible for the reader to secure a
sound basis for intelligent judgment
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
WANTED ADVICE.
ockJackson Didn't Want to BE
ithcr Killed or Arrested.

Doe Jackson, n negro well known
to thiocal police, poked his black
face tough the window in Captain
Wood office this morning and hest
;ating asked to speak to Judge
Sandeliwho was seated in the office.
We Dock, what can | do for
your" Judge Sanders inquired, see
ing thaDock had something on his
mind.
Dockud not seem to want to
speak lore SO many persons, and
hinted Of IL the Judge would come
into thback room. he might talk
with hiImore freedom. Tho Judge
lid not Gem inclined To move and
Dock finly announced that he was a
"doomethan" and wanted to know
what he hs going to do about Il.
"Jedg,' he explained, Use been
threatend and am afeard mig
gah's gw 20 put my light out. He
done tolee he was gwine toe shoot
me the Va first time he seed me,
and | wan TO know what Use goin'
toe do abb it?"
Look he, Dock, I'll bet there Is
n womant the bottom of this"
Chief Coll, declared, and Dock re-
luctantly united that there was,
lie said ne,renth and Finley streets
last night ose Walkers sister and
aunt got id fight aud he started
TO separatehom, but Nose said TO
leave theI9 alona. Being good
friends, he sided he would not let
them light, a forcibly pulled them
apart, Thiseemed to "rile" Nose,
who went het for his gun, Dock a
appearing.
Dock hea of the threat today,
and thought had better come down
for advice hdidn't know whether
or not 4 wa visionary TO come TO
headquarterso notify the officers
that his life NJ been threatened and
he had prepaIHf for IT, but thought Il
best to- do. sGlnd be on the safe
side, iIe hadlot "yet secured the
pistol" but stAi he wanted 10 tell
the officers hdhought he might as
well be prepa
Al last aecFs he had not been
killed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
BENEFIT TONIGHT
LARGE CROWD WILL BE At KEN
TUCkY THEATER.
"Rudoiph and Adolph," Musical
Farce. "a lie Played fr Mcssrs.
y. W. Roberts aud ". &.
Malone.

The firm name OF Broadhurst g.
Currie stamped upon a theatrical
vehicle is Invariably another way OF
spelling the word success. No two
men IN the country are better quail
fed TO accurately gauge the merits OF
a play or more completely meet the
demands of the amusemsnt-loying
public. George n. Droadhurst takes
place In the forefront of playwrighia,
having nothing but success to his
credit. amongst them such popular
ones ms "Why Smith Left Home,
"Wha, Happened TO Jones" THE
Wrong Mr. Wright" "A Fool and
His Money" ami numerous others. all
Of which he and Mr.. Currie have pro
duced Mr.. William II. Currie has
been widely known in the theatrical
profession for years both as actor
and manager. lie was id 8ntiiled in
no small measure with the great sue
cess that attended the ventures of
the late Chas. IIoyt.
In presenting Rudolph and
Adolph." which will be seen at The
Kentucky tonight with specially Sc
lected cast. Messrs Broadhurst a.
Currle are Offering the public what
they want and reaplng satisfying re-
turns. II Is legitimate musical farce
Tepletc with farcical situations, hui
morous absurdltles. pleasing special
ties and laugh-compelling dialogue.
The fun Is spontaneous from start to
finish and Is evolved from case OF
mistaken identity in which two droll
Germans are the prominent figures.
The farce has already emerged with
laurels from the critical test of the
press aud public and the outlook for
an evening of real entertainment al
The Kentucky Is entirely assuring.
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To-day is the root Of forever.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-11
1T GRiNDs CRISP AND sNArrN,

Early Breakfast Coffee is a rare
blend of several choice varieties, In
proportions that produce mild de-
lieious and fragrant beverage. The
beans are finished by a polishing pro
cess which closes the pores and pre-
serves the flavor aud aroma intact II
is packed In alright, parahne-iined
cartons and opens up so fresh ana
crisp that when you grind II 1t crack
les like bunch Of firecraekers. Ear
ly Breakfast Coffee is sold by all gro
GERS at 25 cents pound. Try II In
the cup and We will guarantee lhal
you'll like It as well as any 80 cent
coffee sold, Every package contains
a premium certificate, Trade supplied
by the Early Breakfast Coffee Co., st.
Louis, Mo.