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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INVITE HIM.
President Roosevelt Asked Ia Attend
Reunion al Ramsey Battery.

Warrington, Feb. l0.-Ramsey 3
Confederate battery. an organization
which distinguished Itself at the bat
lie OF Gettysburg and other gsat con
ilicts of the Ciyll war, has invited
President Roosevelt TO attend re-
union OF the battery which is TO be
held In North Carolina next May.
The invitation was rendered the pres
ident today by Representative hlutz
of North Carolina. The president eX-
pressed his pleasure at receiving the
Invitation, but expressed doubt
whether at that time he would be
able TO be present.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

Young statesmen with more ambi-
ton to win notoriety, than discre-
ton, should profit by the experience
of Comerford, of Illinois. He found
himself after only thirty days serv-
ice in the legislature. subject to the
humiliation of being expelled. some
thing that hadn't been done before
in many years in the Illinois legisla-
lature. The young man may be thor
oughly conscientious and honest, but
he lacks the judgment and insight
which are necessary before young
statesmen from the backwoods should
venture to stand alone, as 1t were.
There are many people, especially the
unsophistocated, who imagine that
everything in politics is thoroughly
dishonest and reprehensible. II they
better understood human nature and
the true inwardness of things, they
might find that all in politics is not
corrupt, and make fewer mistakes.
These young men often break into
a legislature, and everything being
new to them, they fail to grasp the
significance of many things, and i'm
petuously rush forward to charge
something they cannot prove when
called on to do so. Every public
servant should expose corruption
whenever he finds it. but he should
be sure it exists before making such
sweeping charges as the callow youth
from Illinois made.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

Jackson. now pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church at Seattle,
Wash, has had his reputation assall-
ed by the president OF the city coun-
ell OF that city. Or. Matthews had
denounced the loose methods OF the
city administration from his pulpit
and also before the council. The city
Official alleged that DR., Matthews
was an ex-gambler, etc This Is not
true and the Jackson church will
send a letter defending Dr. Mat
thews.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
DATE NOT FIXED,
For Rabbi Enelow's Visit To Pa
ducah.

Sunday the trustees of the Jewish
church will meet and decide on some
one to invite TO preach at the church
on trial, but as far. as can be learned
no particular rabbi is In view.
A prominent church member stat
ed this morning that Rabbi Enelow
formerly rabbi at the local church
would come some time this month TO
preach two sermons. This will be
good news TO his congregation and
also to others who appreciate intellec-
tual treats, for Rabbi Enelow is one
of the most polished scholars in the
state.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
smallpox in Transatlantic.

Altoona. Pa, Feb. lO.-A small
pox epidemic prevails at Portage, a
town of eight hundred. in the noun
tains near here. There are now 80
cases and the disease is spreading
The town will be guaranteed and
the militia called out TO guard Il.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
CIVIC PRIDE.

Civic pride is something that every
community needs. The Lexington
Herald. always in the lead for a clean,
honest, progressive municipal admin
istration. has the following to say
along the lines of clean city:
''If the ordinance requiring every
occupant of city lot to clean off the
snow in front of his property was en-
forced in Lexington there would this
morning be between fifty and hun
dred men going from house to house
in every section OF the city with spade
and shovel to clean the snow and
sleet of the walks. They would
clean the sidewalks of each property
owner for from ten cents to fifty
cents; would each earn from one to
three dollars; no one property owner
would have to pay over ten to fifty
cents. and every sidewalk in the city
would be clean and fit to walk on by
night. AS II is. where there are men
who are willing to do it themselves,
or where there are men servants, the
sidewalks will be cleaned, and where
there are not they will stay covered
with snow and ice till II melts.
Would it not be better to have
them all cleaned; TO have the men
who are out of work know they can
get work by cleaning them and earn
a couple of dollars by doing so than
to have them sloppy and sleety and
dangerous for days to come?
1.-THE ordinance is there. the city
offcials whose duty II is to enforce II
are here. the citizens who disobey IL
are here-would Il not be better for
the whole city for the police to arrest
and Judge Riley fine those citizens
who do not obey that ordinance?
Good citizenship. good neighbor-
illness ought to make every man keep
his sidewalk clean. IL they have no
effect fine imposed and collected
will very soon teach him that il is
cheaper to have the snow cleaned OF
for a quarter of dollar than 1t is to
pay three dollars and costs for not
having 1t done.
Lets try the experiment of having
the laws enforced for a change"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
THOUSAND REWARD.
Heavy Price Hanging Over the Head
Of Arthur Miller of Missouri.

New Madrid, Mo-, Feb. l0.-Coun-
~ court has offered 5000 reward for
the arrest and conviction of Arthur
Miller, who killed Richard Laplant,
January 23, in this county,
Gov, Folk has offered reward OF
$500 for his arrest and conviction,
The father and brothers of Laplant
have offered $500 for the arrest and
delivery TO the sheriff. Total, 81
600.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

Every state should have a law
similar to that proposed in Missouri,
seeking to dispense ~ith that worthy
Individual. the "shystsr" lawyer
Like the poor he Is with us always,
but Missouri. like other states. has
measured him and decided that he
can better be dispensed with than
otherwise. A dispatch from Jefferson
City thus explains the bill MI An
bus house bill. directed at "shys-
tiers" in the legal profession passed
by a vote of 100 20 o. the Dill pro
yides that any person who shall di-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
ST, LOUIS DIVISION.

day All 9th trains run daily
Trains Io3 and Iot carry through sleepeTs he
tween cincinnati, Memphis a a New Orleans
Trains IoI and io1 sleepers bewern Louisville
mphis aud New Orleans. TRAINS SOL aud s7s
siespers between paducah aud 81 Louis
For further inforna alton address j. n. DonO
van. AGENT Paducan. KY; Geo. q. Warneid
ticket agent, Union Depot, Padueah, v, W. mar
low, u. T.. A, Louisville, KY, John A. scott
A, @. II. A., Memphis, Tenn, a. II. Hanson
q. p. A., Chicago, III q. c. hoCarsy, d, T., A.
81. Louis, Mo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

Congressman Ollie James, from
Kentucky. made a speech against
the railroad rate bill. but it is no
t'ced he voted in favor of 1t. HIS
cn.y excuse for speaking against it
was that the penalty prescribed he
did not regard as severe enough.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
Where Drainerd Was.

What's become Of Brainerd?"
"Oh, he had theory that dyna-
mite could not be detonated by con-
cussion,"
"of course you exploded that theo-
ry2"
Nope, can prove an alibi. lie
did IL himself, Houston Post.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

Ed Bush, colored, was arrested
this morning by oficers Hill and
Alexander for stealing three chick
en- from Mr.. Sam Hubbard.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

Jackson, Tenn, Feb. l0.-The
Rev, NJ, A. Matthews, formerly pas
tor OF the First Presbyterian church,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT

Keeps your whole ipsides right, sold ON the
money back plan everywhere. Price 50 cents
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

conductor was at once up in arms Il
deny the allegation.
81 haven't but one leg and piece
OF arm" he vehemently declared.
but at one time was mighty good
man. have run trains in all sorts
of weather and have never seen the
temperature too low for the average
tramp. who has been in the business
any length of time, to steal ride
when | was running on an Ohio
road in the freight service l. often
caught hoboes on my train. Some
times would see an honest face and
let him pass, but when saw a
downright mean customer. and
can tell them. too. on he went.
never in my experience let but one
real thief. and knew him to be one,
ride on my train. but this was be-
cause he showed me a thing or two
in the inventive line.
~ was on siding waiting for n
passenger train when noticed
smoke coming from under one of my
cars. ran back and discovered
some bran sacks afire. A lantern
was brought into service and the
sight that met my eyes was one to
astonish any one. There lay hobo
asleep with part of his bedding afire.
He had arranged several flexible
boards across the rods and securely
tied them with a rope. lie had
stolen several OF those patent feet
warmers you see in hacks. and they
had been on the market only a short
time. lie had placed one near his
head, another at his feet. and the
other three by his sides. One had
gotten too warm and set the bran
sacks he spread across the boards
afire. We had been standing on the
siding fully fifteen minutes In zero
weather. yet he was 50 comfortable
as W We dbl' W hlttVs ihtf
knocked me sky high and didn't
disturb him only long enough to
make him readjust the sacking to
protect my train from fire.
when a man is ingenious enough
to steal feet warmers and rig up
such a bed as he did. he is welcome
to ride on my train"
Officer Emil Gourieux, whose beat
extends to the city limits on West
Broadway. experienced many diff
culties in making his rounds since
the streets and pavements got so
slick and informed his partner. on
Ger Tom Potter. that he intended
coming out on skates
The novelty of the suggestion APP
pealed to Officer Potter, who de-
clares that Officer Gourleux did
come out on skates and that he used
them with pleasure when they
reached West Broadway Officer
Gourieux. however. claims the mat
ter a joke, but many residents in
that locality declare they saw blue
streak shoot in and out. but didn't
know 1t was an officer.
His brother officers are joking
him considerably, but he takes II all
good naturedly and is glad that ne
is not considered too old and stiff to
show his ability on skates.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

One isn't necessarily wealthy be-
cause he has more money than brains.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
The Weather.

Fair and decidedly colder tonight
Saturday fair and continued cold.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10
Our Saturday hight
Concerts
RUDY, PHILLIPS d CO.
Deals Orchestra.

Saturday, Feb. II, 1905. I till 9p.m.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-10

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
Notas italianas

Roma, I6 de agosto-Las fundicio-
mes de hero y acero de Terni. las
mayores que hay en- Italia, y los asti :
lleros de Orlando y Odero Sc han con.
Solidado en- una compa fiia con objeto
de proporcionar al gobierno cuanto
material de guerra necesite sin nece
sidad de recurrir la industria extrsp
Jera, y de abastecer las deinandas de
otros gobiernos. -
-Hace dias ocurrio en- Bari una ira
gedia domestica muy sensational. El
sefior Felippo Chifariello, escultor de
tama y autor de un monumento dedi-
cado al Rey Humberto que fue inau
:gurado en- JUNO en- presencia del Rey
Victor Manuel. mato tiro a su espo-
sa diciendo que le habla sido infel.
Ell hecho sucedio despues de una fiesta
muy alegre con el alcalde de Bari y
otros amigos. en- que Sc bebio abun =
dante champa{Ia. BEescultor. despueS
de ser arrestado Sostuvo que ha Dia'
vindicado su honor La sefIor. C'fa
1iello era natural de Lyon, Francia.
llamandose originalmente Marie CO
Browne. Habia sido cantante de tea
tro bajo Ell seudonimo de AAlie. de
Bassy. Sc habfa separaCo yarias We
ces de su esposo y una de escas veces
canto en- America bTjo Il seudonimo
de Mile. Blanche de Mercje
-Ha terminado en- Turin Ell ruido
s1simo case Murti- Bonnartini que
dut aba cerca de tres amos I lilo Mu-
ri, diputado, su hermana Linda. es-
posa del conde Bonmartini Rosa Bo-
netti, doncella de Ia condesa; ell doctor
Naldi, amigo de Murri, y el Doctor
Secchi, amigo de la cdhdesa, eran acu
sados de haber asesinado al conde,
unos como autores otros como com
plices. Todos fueron conden 4dos I
sentenciados. Murri y el doctor Naldi
q treinta aflos de confnamiento soil
tario y diez de vigilancia gubernativa
que es la pena maxima; la coudeSa
Linda y ell doctor S.cchi diez af1os
de prisiou y Ia doncella siete. Sc
apelara de las sentencias, que el pd-
blico estima demasiado severas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
.MARGARITA

reproche sin tomar ell brazo que la ofrecia, apar
t6ndose con expression ofendida.
-iY bien!
Apenas 81 parecfa aquea la de Rodrigo
aquel agudo, duro touo, tan sdbitamente haba
do, con frunciia> cejas inopnada rigidez
sus facciones, espast6 la pobre Margarita mat6
ella la premeditaia petuancia inmediat mente.
-;Oh mad = ontest6 timdez, con viva, ner-
viosa expression. aproxisnandose e';-s6o que no
has dcho como parecfa mi vestido. No mas que
ESQ., va sabes one fue election tuya.
Sus facciopes despe aron ell acto sus ojos
brllaron ardente placer ternura.
-iQue cabeza IA mia!exclam6 riendo-Pero no
hay probabidades de que 20 presto atomo de aten
ci6n la ropa, cuaudo MIRO tu cara querda MIA Me
recuerdas de tai odo la prmera vision de Magarita
Jerier raIe verdoso. de campo que he ovidado
este del famoso modisto, qae Ell honor fecidad
de escoger por mi paopia nauo. Asi.... tejame ver
Vuelve. imagnfhco! -. ie ttaje quien 10 'uce!
Rodrigo. buridn! iMasnifcoLdiio
ella ruborizada deeitada Ia por g cumpli-
miento-iSi te empeaas, consegu'rias hacerme va
nidosa!
= 10 haria, 81 pudese-dijo q con forzada rsa y
algo de amargura tono qusera podere hacer
un POGO mas vanidosa 6 uu POGO mas mundane, un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
BIBLIoTBcA DEL BoLET1N MERCAErrL

atrevido abrir la manchada, vergonzosa pagina de
mi vida ante los ojos de mi rocente Margarta.
-Sobre. sobre esa persona mujer que
vimos el cafe-balbuce6 Margarita enrojeciendc
hasta Ia raz de los cabeos sntiendose muy descon
certada por adentro aquel serioso
.pasado' concerniente SD marido del cual tantas
ausones habfa escuchado.-Td la conoces, 10 supongo
Isl, nejor dicho SECURE que la conoces pues de
modo no hubiera dicho "cher Roderique" ...
10 cual dea de groseria desde el mornento
que 80 iba contigo.
-iDebi6 haber visto que 20 tu muer ~ mi
rarme de aque -. semejante insolencia, Rodri-
go! No por ning6n concepto una persona delica
da 10 conozco extra6a en- To- mas mfnirno que
reconocieras entrases conversation, me la
presentases. No deseo verla, nj saber nada de ella,
querido Rodrigo, necesi.as decirme amas pa
1abra de ella nj nade 81 quieres este es
todo cuanto guerra decirte.
sin aliento por Ia prisa la excitaci6a, tenn
blorosa, Margarta peg6 su msrido dej6 caer su
linda cabeza sobre e robusto hombro decidendo arti-
6cosamente que Rodrigo no podria quedar ofendido
anfes:ar desagrado mientras ella tuviese cabeza
jynto su rostro So nano torno del cuelo.
-lAsi pues, oste 10 que que dijo7-pregunto el con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
/ ! Bale EN- Ell ParQue

-. El coronel de, Regimiento de Puer-
70 Rico Mr.. c. J. Crane ctnbarcar,a
para los Estad Unidos II di4 de-
proxilno mes de Septienbre y anoche
fue despedido por sus amigos puerto
rriqueiIos con TN bale en- FL Parque
Borfnquen. que resulto c1n2urridi o
asistiendo elegantes damas y j6venes
de esta sociedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
nagnesi& aereada antibiliOsa
DE J. M. BLANCO

Cen su uso .aesaparece el ext1eiii-
mfento, indigestion, dolores de cabe.a
jaqueca, bills 5cido del est6mago, en-
general todos los desarreglss product.
dos por el est6mAgo & intestinos.
EAs'ssNcSG de BlWssc0
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo
Lucas County,

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he 10 senior. passsss- - shs Asa ef r.
J. Cheney q C&. aetnt bustnsas -
the oity Of Toledo. county aud state
aforesaid. and that ssid ArnI will pay
the san Of ono hundred dollars for
each and every case Of catarrh that
cannot be CURED by the use Of Halle
catarrh cure. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn ~ before me and subscsibed
in my presence, this 9Th Say q Decs1-
Der. 1883. A. w. GLEASON.
(seal) Aesary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure h -taken inter-
nslly. and aots directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for tes11mpnials free. U
F. J. CHENEY q CO.. yolsdo, o.
Sold by sll druggists, 75c.
Take Halle Family Pills for con-
stipatiou.
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Stipation.
DsAss Uslsr.

william etandiesr . soldier Of the
Couisdsracy and 70 years old. 10 Q pupil
Of the agricultural and mechanical
college Of 6tarkyills. Miss He never
went to school In bis youth. and now
that HE ten ohildrsn have all mar.
Tied and sst mp for thsosslves thinks
Il 10 time for him 70 get an edu.
cation. 9e0e oas told hin shat
Cato learned Greek at %. 70 be de-
cidsd 10 enter college.
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Chamber Of Commerce.

The regular meeting Of tho Cham.
ber Of Commerce will take place
next Wednesday evening whom IL 10
desired that . full attendance Of
members be present. Mr.. Wallace,
the president 10 back from . two
months stay in the east and may bs
IN . position to make some rsmarts
Of interest to the people OF Florence.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07


The hAssioUltursl Sdepsrtnaeat Lae
Issued oironiss saseuPeiss3 that Il
cannot nsst the demands for inoculat.
Ing material for lseaminoas drops.
The demands had bssn snornous
~ kssAa0utnsaAssAEaasstt II - se-
roasoss publications saying that It
~ UsBarsa "a make frse and Or
A.4sA efstriestaea - this latssssAL
Ths Ssllisasioa' os. ~ wsadlffa
results obtaipsd with pure cultures
in inosnlasing such plants ~ COW peas,
elovers. alfalfa ete.. has reused farm.
srs all over the country and the Agri.
cultural department hes bssn taxed
10 iss utmost for some time.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07
HEALTH is YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness BrinI
Old Age.

49, -Hssblse. taken every morning be-
'Soss tssakfast. will keep you in TO.
bust health, fit you to ward OF dis
ease. It cures constipation, bilious
ness. dyspepsia, fever. skin, liver aud
kidney complaints. II purifies the
blood aud clears the complexion. Mrs.
d. W. Smith. Whitney. Texas, writes
April 8. 1909: II have used Herbiue
and find 1t the best medicine for con-
stipation and liver troubles. II does
all you claim for it. can highly
recommend IT." 50c bottle. For
sale by the Florence Palace Pharma-
cy and A. A. Hull.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07
REMARKABLE SURGERY.
~ Brought Bach AtSer Heart =,
StIlled.

Mach that II interesting has been
dons n saSasry Of ths heart, bus nm.
fortunately IL 10 interesting rather
thsu fmportant In general sense.
saSs Mxss ss.ssl Hopkins Adams,
vrtt,ns : kcClure's. magsxins. Fiji
tssn years ago Z surgeon would no
iSne hAvs ta,osght Of taking ont :
msn's hssrt than Of sivins him au
ounoe Of pspssic.sctd. Within three
yeass. hewsvsr. this fest has been
succsssfuliy psrfc med. A negro,
4stAbtsdiis the heart, walked to .
Philadelphia hospital. block away.
The chest wns opened and the heart
carefully lifted ont and laid on the
breast. where the wound was stitched
mp. Then the orsAn. which had
never stopped beating. was 70
placed m the cavity CLOSED Against
the opinion OF all concerned In the
operation the man recovered. A
similar case Of stab wound Of the
heart was jsuccsafully treated by
suture In st. Louis. aud there have
since been several other instances
In oases Of collapse from cliloro.
form, . sensational method of re.
storing life-for it amounts to
tbAt-has been described by DR.. W.
W. Keen. Of Philadelphia, who stand.
in tho Arst rank Of American prac.
tionsrs. This consists in opening
the chest. inserting the hand and
sxerting pressure upon the heart from
inside, while with the other hand.
counter pressure IL exerted from the
outside. In four cases out Of twenty
seven. where the heart had actually
ceased to beat, the mechanism 70.
sponded and the patient returned to
life. One Of these four oases was suc-
csssful after the Last natural beat had
besD given two minutes before the
artificial pressure began.
A. = remedy for structural disease
II the heart, however. surgery il
hopeless Of accomplishing anything.
Il 10 impossible TO get INSIDE of the
organ without causing death. Never.
theless. one very serious form Of heart
disease. hitherto regarded ~ hopeless.
has been found susceptible to . highly
ingenious device. This 10 where the
heart 10 united % she rigid wall Of
tbe chest By adhesion. causing it con-
stantly to pull againas the chest and
resulting in painful breathing. dropsy
enlargement Of the liver and event.
ualiy death. To break up the ldhe-
sion would be fatal. But tho heart
must b tres to move. 20 the surgeon
ouA the shsse wall aeovs the hssrt
away from the remsjnder Of the chest
Epesnittins ~ detached portion to
move freely In Accord with the throbs.
Five Gases Of this unusual operation
are on record. In oil Of them there
has besn great relief, and in tive. sp-
parent cure. 7sdal
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07
Cures Coughs and Colds.

- Nrs- G. Peterson. 825 Lake St. +,
Topeka. Kansas. says: "Of oil cough
remedies Ballard's Horehound Syrup
is my favorite; IL has done and will
do all that Ia claimed for ito speed
lily cure all coughs and colds-And it
Is no sweet and pleasant to the taste. /"
S6c. boc. ei.00 bottle. Sold by the
Florence Palace Pharmacy and A. A.
Hull.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07
Ballard's Hershound Syrup.

Immediately relieves hoarse. croupy
coush. oppressed. rassliBg rasping and
diAscult breathing. Hssry O. 6tosrns.
DfSgsise. Shsllsburs. via. writes.
Nay -. 1901: II have becn selling
Ballard's Horehoapd Syrup for two
ysarA ~ havs nsver had prspesa.
~ ~ - giv@p ~ - satialaseisps
I neliCe tbss whsa issil ! bos&ls Slssy
esupes sbaek IT, mees. !, I can Aoesstly
recooneaA "" ~, 90, oi.oo.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07

The last case II ysiinw fever to %.
car II Pase@A was = Maroh and
~ last eass fseo Colon, on March IS.
The totA nambse ~ cAsss among
ths snti1e Seoslatsos on the Isthmua
Ssrins Jsasasy ~ n February ls
end March .. The pssseet sanitary
forcs ssasisl q oversA taassaaS en-
ployss, eeseips e1b.epp Rcsthly.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07

Tickets 10 points eass via The Nis.
eo1yt PAoi1o from OAnes 0itV. and
Qa4tep .vsse thNsel. viii allsw pur.
obaSsrs ~ "Trip ffoa Pueblo V Den
M anA netaxn vhen Desired. Plsass
booe tAh u ninA. n
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07
TELEPHONE NO. 40

News comes from the PHILIPPINES.
information through Govsrner Gensr.
n wrishs that the census has been
completed and that in two year, pro.
yidsl peace prevails. N election will
b called for : general sseemtly.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07
Food Sale.

Az tbs D. and D. Tea store. corner
q Rstrelssm aad Main. Saturday at.
ernoon April 8th. Ali kinds Of good
things for Sunday dinner. Patroniss
the Bluss and help yourself and them.
Sl.So
The daily tribune., 1905-04-07

Il wsss. determined at . cabinet
meeting ,sosnsly that no psemdts
sheuN - Issued this year for big
game hsntiss in Alaaka ezsspt 70
Authorised rspressntetives Of museums.
Similar action was taten last yeaf
because Of the knowledge that game
In Alaska was being rapidly decinatsd
and II 10 desired to preserve II 20 far
- possible for the bsneAt of the In.
habitsnts. although they also are fu-
quired 70 ooupiyd with local game
laws