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The Florida star., 1905-06-30
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Editor Of The FLORIDA STAR
In the last issue Of The STAB INV chal.
lenge % Coca for q match game of base.
ball for purse of slOO Is supposed 10 be
accepted by Cocoa, when in reality 1, ha.
not been Now they come with the prop
OsitIOn that We leave out PelIioere be-
caase he originally hailed from DAytona.
The proposition Is ridiculous for the very
obvious reason that the 'DAyLona mas
CT" " nOw = resident Of Titusyille, aud
~ill De for an indefinite period. He J.
one of my fishing crew, ia fact the Titus
vile nine is made up almost entirely Of
my crew. They are here - slay, aud IL
- mAnIfestiy unfair - saw that they are
not TItusvIlie men. have recently hai
two other additions 10 my force Of fisher
men and they will be- Eith me a. iong a.
l remain IN the buslnese, or a. long a.
they render me such service a. any EN-
Ployer would e1peC1 hIs help 60 rrnder
Are these tSO men also 10 oe barred be-
cause they we're not born ia TIIusviIie2
NV idea Of home boys IL that they be
not imported for a sg.ecizl game or q mere
series Of games. but that they are men
regularly employed m the town snd have
no fixed period of time for returning 10
the place from Nhenoe they came 10
not care II = man l. one iAy old 10 CocoA,
Jrsi - ne i employed Ihsre and hAs be
come a resident Of ,h. town We Nould
not think oi barring Mr. Harper, ons Of
yoUr t-sst Player-, b-caU-,- he. = only TEN
I-1rATIly lpczted RiJL voa-
''sHtemsn. youT Proposition J. mere
and th4; | ALI NIliIus g. I,a,e
Eith any fsir-uIn-is-i man. II yu1 mean
bu-IHs-s -Ay - and So HuI zrss ~ ant
Jnorv ch2f- FftIEp - Trr.-
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

Hon. John {. Jones. Of Orlando. one of
ths proainent attorneys Of south Florida,
has recsived from Governor BroSAri has
commission ss states attorney for the
'ssyenth Judicial circait aud has eairrs-i
upon the discharge of the duties OF that
off3csA
Coioaei Jones says be Is going 70 10 his
sefy bess, and he - yrry ARKl0as for the
good peopse % do like Moses did, h0id
M hls hands.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
CURRENT lOcLl llCOE|cS.
srtsf Msntioa of what IL 0oInR On Ia
sad Aboat rttusvfne.

srisf Msntioa or what Ia 0aInR On IE
sad About ritssyins-
Mr.. and Mrs = A Morgan and Mas
ter RosseT paid visit TO Enterprise Tues,
day.
Ms John c. Jones and two children,
OF kfondike, accompanied Commissioners
Jones here "wednesday for a short visit 70
her parents, Mr. and Mrs +. w. Hall.
County affairs are rather at stand stiIl
for the present as We understand that the
governor has not a. yet forwarded the
commissions for the new members of the
board Of county commissioners nor the
school board.
Mr.. George Bayles, wife and babies. o.
Miami, passed through TitusyilIe Wed,
nessfay on their xay north for a month or
81, Where they will spend the vacation
which Mr.. BSyies has been granted by
the +. + c Railway company.
Over thousand large posters Advrr.
tising Titusville's Fourth Of July celebra-
ton we're distributed up and down the
whole east Clast this week, and the re-
suli will be that the people will be sure
TO come here next Tuesday 60 help Us Gel
ahrata
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
PROGRAM FOR JULY FOURTH.

300 g. IN. MUSIC. by Indian River Band
JAMES PKTnCHARD, Committee.
$50 70 IL. GUN SHOOT.
Z z ROLLINS.
l. A. BRADT, Committee.
ii 60 I2- MINOR SPORTS.
C. H. wAETox,
T. l.. BRADY,
G. l. MANDAvILLE, Committee.
- ID FREE DINNER for VISITORS.
Vas T. WoRLEY.
j. NJ OsBAN, Committee.
10 ? FISH SAIL BOAT RACES.
l. W. Hans,
r B. wA0EK. Committee
2 to 1. HORSE RACES.
l. c. BRANNING,
H. Il. PRTTCHARD. Committee.
10 6. BASEBALL GAME
L. ;. TTTUs,
A. ID. PENNEY, COMMITTEES.
$ p. N. GRAND BALL.
w. : BEASNING. Committee
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
FINE ASSORTMENT SHOES.

Go IN Penney n BrannIng's when in
neest Of shoes They have the finest
shoes and the largest asspTtmeIt that has
ever bs-en shONn IN TitusViile
Ladies shoss from the 81 90 house shoe
to the finest Queen IluaiIty 50 OO shoe.
Infants aud ChiidTen's shoes from NJ
cents upHATis
Mems shoes from the 81 81 work shoe
10 the finest that money can buy-EixIn
CiApp ~ - 90 and 81 ~
Having q complete stock, any siEe YOU
NAV want, We have IT,
Mail orders promptly filed.
fENNEY & BRANNIN..
The CloGhieTs and FuTnishers.
Titusvilie, Fla
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
LATEST MEMS IND INCIDENTS.


&sstszs sf fss~rsss Tass Are HsRpe.iss
Arssss Ts-.-
Miss Fannie Badge returned wednes-
day fFem Miami.
We call ssseasioh this week 10 she nsx
display advertisement Of the G. II. Fern
aid Hardware company, on psse 5.
The Miami Steam Laundry has made
Mira @. Collins agent Leave work 81
the p Z Z. Grocery. Fine work. salts
fzction guaranteed
J. W. Harper 10 the acme of excellenoe
In shiskey prodacsioa-safest aad most
satisfactory Tor all usss Sold by p. A.
Lesley and r. l. MotIow.
Capt and Mrs. W. n. Sharpe, Of
sharpes. xere Ia TitusyilIe Monday.
Thsy were interviewing COR merchants
prior 10 taking their accustomed trip
noFth this summer.
TransieBts aEd the travelling public,
uhsn In Ti.nsville, are invited TO try Al
pine Cottage. centrally located. excellent
tabls. reasonable rates. MFs. Kate
Myers. propsiessess-
samaei II. wienge., clerk OF the eircui,
co0Tt Of Alschua county. vas in Titus
vile lass Saturday in tins interest OF
Gainesville as the location for the Florida
State university. and paid TIE STAB OF.
nee pleasant cali.
Mr. ID. h. Pritchard started work this
week on small power boat, about txen-
~ feet long. modelled on the wedge pria-
ciple, which 10 she prevailing lines for
speed. lie will install a "a h. p, kerosene
engine. w. r. Futch 10 doing the work.
A terrible squaiI from the north came
ssooping down upoa us juss after
O'Clock Monday afternoon. causing seveT-
al boats 10 drag anchors and blowing
down the immenss shed that Capt. r.
Nelson MAS ervcting At his boat ways to
cover she Goodall yacht, Memo, on she
north and providing an extra large space
alongsids shat yacht on the south.
Caps. A. II. Johsnsea aud wife, Of the
liss saving station just east from Lemon
City, arrived here last Thursday and spent
the time until Tuesday at Chester Shoals
With hrs Johsnsen's father and mother,
Capt. and Mrs %. A. QuArteTman. THIS
wss very pleasant visit. ~ from here
Ospt.snd Ma Johsnsen went to Moultrie-
vile, 5. C., near Charleston. where the
captain viii have chanse Of ti,e life saving
station st Sallivan's Island, the most i'm
poTtant station on the Atlantic coast.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

Embroidery edges and insertings, main
sooks aud cAmbrscs, from Is to 25 inches
vide, IN usw effects, on sale Monday and
ShlSe they lass st almost gift prioee, g.
taAl value 80 60 IS cents q yard, from 10
% > ceats.
Remarkable ralnes are the rule here
every day-hat next Mondays offerings
are extraordinary Our white goods have
been largely TessOcked and rejayenalssi
lately and you xill noE ind them j4lzt a
little ahead of any IN P0int of variety
French Lawn, 46 inches Wide, for waists
and suits. regular price b cents a yard,
spociAl Is cents-
White sheer organdies, regular price 80
osnts per yard, special al l6 e-nts.
Indian Head linen. ~ iuches xide. al
ready shrunk. makes nice shirt waist
suits, skirts or children's dresses, worth
81 cents yard, at q special price Of 10
cents, an entirely new lot
Corsets In all the neN models, tapering
wslst, and giTdie a. well, all sizes. spSC-
Ial 9S cents
Boys knee pants, worth 20 cents, for
50 cents
Ladies ready-t % wear hats Al almost
one half of their regular value
ladies' 26-iBch umbrellas, made Of q
good quality Of gloria silk in endless var
lety OF handles. sprCisi 81 -.
ChIldreas paTAsOls, IN fancy onlOrs Mt
great sacrifice.
Ladies tailor male dress skirts at a
greatly reduced price.
Ribbons la ali the latest shades al
sAcritire.
Ladies shOes At cost and in some in
stances at less than cost. in endless vaFis-
~ Of styles
Mail orders promptly filed on any of
the above goods
julius kLISE,
TIIusyilie, Fla.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. W. r, Alien, Of niusvilIs, has re-
turned frOm his "trip up in Georgia and
viii al the pulpit At Ttnsyille Methodist
church next Sunday. July End. at ii q.
m, and At Cocna at T,SO .. IN. There u
an applicant for membership Co b. re
ceised into the church At the morning
service sunday school will he held at
l0s- IN. A lage attendance Is desired
ss there b an important matter to come
before the school.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
NEGRO CONVICT CAUGHT

tDe ct tic RegFo oOnViCts at Ir-it-pine
named Dick Jonr-. n hO NAs recently sent
up for tao ytArs foT being the PRINCIPAL
lH tie stealing oi iuTnlture from ;ne Ua-
tel Indian E'veT a year or - ago. p,
ASAy from ih- guard MONDAY morning.
but A. cAPtGTed 4buUt dark that evrnIn.,
Oy Albert Wilson. If FrbHIrI4ac. Nhu-,.
o'ys iiFst sS& bIm "a the fteg hear 49,.
oii hariveyi.ir = hart Witb JG-I Ei- f.s-u .
stoyv the sAier tie Ha- uAk--f HH.r
caught, haVIug thrown AWay hi- convict
CiuJhrs ami iAseu - the rIyrr o. ,-s-an.-
'irts--tlau AMI t'riRg tracked by the d.
tie SAs czrr1s,i back T. th.. camp t.s.
same evening Jones made hi- r-ss,ts- ~
iafhGS IG;n = 3-~-p ditch Aiouz-iie the
'As.rlst ,facS Hart Tee suAri 49, at
lOoslux NU-n uIs -~cay- a. uo,lcs,j
she guard gave charge 0f hss sguAi u
another guard AHi vent After his nan.
Dat csG.I uo; tTAI. him- Jont- AL f-
= A. sitting &nUlZ the h5.s.sss uI Isl.- bank
of = cnrrN nrAr truui.uAc Khrn hs saz
CApt- Harrison su1 Tie t.S- not hfIv
yards A~zy AHi o~yseea LIu. and it..
river \ Uu%Tv cIuVlCJ nAs J,l-l a1sJuI OFT,
chance "a = ssairs-i q making god ~
r-zPe @fI-T hr Eris oslI 4 I.se sla.-kA.ie Or
A~ay frusG the S1lri. stsll There Arr A.
&ays Paruiy oi them rraiy - uuAae tA-
art-.rlr.t
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
FIREWORKS
FIEENt,l.K~
BIG SAVING IN FREIGHT.

IL Al vEaalssssr TrF"rI u.a.Gc o. tie
rA..ruai caa.aal---ls .; 'r,-srza4 ..-i @,-s
~ the rAIs expert % TIA; Hoiy t.mm.s-
-.uDeT J,=-Ph VI Bran. . ~ -s...a O. ,..a,
there . s~ss-i & the -AsTp-r- & '.,-.rz a
AHHoAl.y 49, - Ia frr-sai saa-s-- t.
rez-sn o. I,se r,-!Icts..a % tt.~ tar.E male
under ttsy reUsE; Ill .-a.-nJ u-'--rH tf.l-
b'lAri Aad TIE rA..5sa.i- ai---4ssas rH that
state
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

An unpropifiOus evening. no doubt,
kept many sSsy from the opera houAe
Wednesday night, the ocrasion being .
bene6t entertainment for the Titnsxille
baseball nine. The receipts. boxeveF.
amounted 70 something near $500 from
a small admission Zee charged and the
sale OF refreshments.
The soilOwing programme Was rendered:
March Ethei6ers. TirusyiIle Orchestra
keeitatian- Magnolia Nine.
his Mary Aad Master Pierre Titus
song. Sing Me % sleep.---Mr q J. DenhAm
Rscitstioa. Daisys Fstst---Mizs Mary Halle
Dance Fishers HornPipe,
Master Wilson Taylor
Rseitsiion. The Misaet, Miss IolIie Penney
Corsss Solo. Annie Laurie. con vsris.
Miss Gnee Reed
song. GoHdolier's sersn.de.
Recitation. Huld.h's os.r.
Aisz Florence C0imAT
Way DOwE East. -TitusyilIe Orchestra
Song Bright Eyes Good Bye
Recitation. Casey At the Bat
Mrs z z Rollins
Cake Walk,
Miss Mabel Reynolds. Master Richard Robbins
Miss Gracc Ressi's cornet solo Of Annie
laurie, with variations, WAS very nicely
rendered and che xas 90 roasdly applaud
ed that she responded with an encore,
playing HoFnpipe Polka.
Mrs Denham pleased the audience Der
feetly in her selection of yansIstyue's
latest popular hit, Bright Eyes, Good
Bye. The continued applause led her TO
repeat the catchy chorus Of this inst ont
song Mn- Denhsm's first song. Bing-
hsm-Greene's lullaby. Sing Me to Sleep,
is lovely aria which she sang with great
credit and in her usual good voice.
hn- Morgan sang Pendieton's 9 popular
song, You, You, You, in response to ,he
applause that followed her most excellent
reodition Of Gondoiier's Serenxde. a
splendid song for her contrsIso voice.
Miss Coimar's recitation vas . most
pleasing one, her costume very appro-
pirate and her impersonxtiOn Of HuIdah
splendid.
Mrs Rollins made decided ''hit' a.
CASEY at the Bat" Her energetic
handling of the stick would have pot
msny halter TO shame while her fetch
ing ''h't" on the captain Of the Titus
yilIes striking out was . good one, but un-
fortunately Caps. Titus Was not present.
Miss LOllie Penney and Mis- Mary
Halle were exceedingly fine in their reci-
tAtiOns- In fact il Is doubtful If they
conid have been more ta1ltlessIy render
Ell. The recitation of little Mary aud
Pierre Titus were also very creiitably
given.
The cake walk wAs we'll received and
Mis- Reynolds and Master Robbins gay.
= repititiOn of their fancy dance. Fish
eT's HornpiPe, danced by Master Wilson
Taylor, is also deserving of special men-
ton, the dance being nicely executed
Amer the programme Was completed
the regular Wednesday night dance fol-
iowed, lassing until the midnight hour.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
SEN sEoCEE1 sIoEt

Mr. VI J. s~4 v-Cs s--I- o a.. -
-1ris-i -sns< II .,Tl--rT--- la tie ...-r,- fru-
~Tyy Kol az A. Jlr --UmE--rlr l.ailus
carDer M45a sgT---G al = AstrEz-au 49,
E1u FTuELiH ~. .gr. 80 F.-so--. r--sa' .s
cod
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
FoE -ALE CHEAP Tos CASH

AbDlt - a---s q god bsgh iaud on
to- sA-I DT u'oszau -lt- Df thr Indian rss~r
~ iis~ Nzrr. = - - . I'D a. i5.loSs Lot
~. 5. --ctl,-. :, 2lsD sOB No 3 -s-ctIo,s.
-. tl - l-:--p 2! s54gh- r4aEr - eAst
Ia1- l~St = aairl. ptOt ~ DGi nas.y lO-
cAi-si- FoT further particulars A1iToas
: VI La
brS-kJJE. AAss.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
o"sTISE>TAL .IoitLEris..

/: ss.a s-s.E g.--5 r-.l4r.-- llrf CO t.-,-
one 2. a. 49, 2rar A. ---r..t = tIt.a-.
l. .-r Aiu-ss h9sl--- !,f tsf.t. .fsrtfa- \.
ID -----, o. ---l-.a glaraut---- - ..--l
- r-f4 A. - ..t -.r-. ....I .r.-.- ?. -. 80.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
LNACa SAND.

For The Foarsh Of Jaiy, sexI Ta--iay.
Mrs- iessDer sill fGraisA bruasi. eaS..
pics. ood-~, sand <iehes aad .Css cream Al
her nesldeDCe-
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

We are Doe making cypress tanks
Write us for quotations
EAsF CoAsT LtNEEK 4 SUFFIV Co.
Fan JIAliIe, Eia.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

ifyea want meal or taole bnsrd 81
FeascaAbls prioes pstroaiae the heAcDck
ResssaFsnt. oorneE Main sEre<t and Wash
insson syeaue-
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
aI.AcksMFrn saoP.

Doa't forEes d. ali kIads Of hI.ek-
saith and wagon soEk. hors~ sao-.uz
aod gun repairing Gall and s.-~ uRs
J. u. ksSES, ntRsyiHr. FIA.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
DENIAL NoIICE

bT- HJ1ZhI1U a. tie lslta- ul..5F.-}
=. g!sr lE.dI1G kssvr Isstcl DIX All a..
FrzlA iof iUJ NeEs y =
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
TAXI NOTICE.. rAA rArEk>:

TIE t4X o.Soks q tie I1zu q Tit,s-vlil.
al c8O-s positively Cd Saturday. tie j.,
iay q JGiy. lss5-
NAS I. WuELEs,
T5Ea Mzrsiz.
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

Yschs sails and launch awnings made
na in arss class style. miidrS PRSOf-d Il
desired Full particulars sddpSs
IL BENnKE
TtusyiIis, E1A
The Florida star., 1905-06-30
~ HE MIN.

i.~ii."rsl sst '.yTr "a i'y- L.zu .! ]
iGssri.-- ~--i-j I4- sle.T rLA,...lu. rr.i
h.r.. -E NE.-
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

Citrzs ssock gro~n On high Fine iAnA
la4iza River NurS<r,<1, sssahiIshsd IsSeA
S<na for satAiogvs. Tolsis aaj NeSi
Raim Beach, Fla
The Florida star., 1905-06-30

TAYLOR COTTAGE, FURNISHED
For rent for the summer s.s.Sun. Term,
Sl6 80 peT month.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18
OFFICIALS HERE
l.. C. MEN WENT OVER THE NASH
VILE DIVISION.
Viola, Graves County Becomes a
Regular Freight Station On
the Illinois Central.

Paducah was visited by several
higher l. C. officials yesterday, the
party going over the Nashville divis-
ion after inspecting at Paducah, maxi
ing up a special train here.
The party was headed by General
Manager l. G.. Brown; superintendent
of southern lines. H. McCourt; First
Principal Assistant Engineer H. R.
Stafford and Supt. A. II. Egan, of the
Louisville division of the road.
Master Mechanic X. ]. Turnbuli
and Trainmaster McCabe, of the Pa
ducah district also accompanied the
party. The officials inspected the Pa
ducah shops and terminals and went
to Princeton early in the morning
on a special to go over the Nashville
division on an inspection.
Mr.. j. j. Kiger, formerly in the
Office of Trainmaster l.. Il. McCabe
here. but now chief clerk to Train
master Meehan. at Princeton, on the
Nashville division of the l. c.. was
in Paducah yesterday to visit rela-
tives. He is a brother of Charles
Kiger, the well-known travelling man,
and will spend Christmas with his
brother here.
Mr.. j. d. King. special agent OF
the Louisville division of the I. C.
was in Paducah last night. He went
up the Louisville division this morn
ing.
Viola, Graves county, a small sta
ton on the Fulton district of the l..
c., between Paducah and Fulton, has
been made regular freight station
on the road. This was effective Sat
urday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18
WILL NOT SERVE.
Nj. George Gardner's business Pre-
vents His Acceptance.

NJ. George A. Gardner, who was
elected sewerage inspector by the
general council Friday night, has
announced that on account of his
contracting business, he cannot ac-
cept. This will necessitate another
election. Mr. Gardner is a Democrat,
but is an expert on sewerage and
such things. and for this reason was
picked by the Republicans in their
caucus as the best man for the place.
NJ. Gardner was at one time sewer
inspector and Is now engaged in the
contracting business with Mr.. Chas.
Robertson, of the city.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18
PADUCAH'S ENGINES
Arc to BE Repaired But Trial Trip
Was Success.

A Washington dispatch to yester-
days Courier Journal says:
The special board which conduct
ed the trial of the fgunboat Paducah
on her cruise from New York to
Newport News. has reported that the
gunboat. under full load, made a
satisfactory speed OF 1913 knots. Ger
tain repairs. however. are required
by her dynamo engines, and in ac-
eordanee with the boards recommen-
dalton the Paducah has been ordered
to the navy yard at Norfolk where
the work will be done.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18
THE ICE
CAUSES THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI
BOATS 10 LAY UP.
Lee and st. Louis and Tennessee
River Steamers Abandon Their
Respective Trades.

The last packet that will arrive
here from St. Louis for some time
was the City of Saltillo. which pass
ed into the Tennessee river last week
When she returns from Florence,
Ala, she will reship at Joppa and lay
up for the winter. at least until there
is less ice in the Mississippi river.
The upper Mississippi gets very
low and early in the year the ice
begins to pass out. The Lee line has
withdrawn all of its boats from the
st. uis-Memphis trade.
The Gray Eagle is the only boat
running out of st. Louis, all of the
other big boats having to abandon
their trade on account of the condi-
ton of the upper Mississippi. The
Gray Eagle, it is announced, will run
until after Christmas and then she
will come here to go into winter
quarters.
Last year the Stacker Lee laid up
on December 8, and the Peters Lee.
which was running to st. Louis at
the time, laid up on December 3.
The Cairo, Louisville and Cincin-
natl packets are not affected by the
Mississippi river, in fact, none of the
Ohio river boats have had to lay up,
there being a fine boating stage and
no ice below Cairo. The upper Mis-
sissippi always gets ice before the
Ohio.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18
DIVISIONS CONSOLIDATED.
Better Mail Service for Nashville and
Evansville.

Improvements are constantly be-
ing made in the railway mail service
by Chief Clerk J. l.. Burt, of this
division. and the latest to be an
nounced is the consolidation of the
Evansville and Nashville division.
This will give a through service
from Evansville TO Nashville and
will enable the other officers TO han
die the mail easier and more effici-
emily. Two more men will be put on
Little change in the schedule will be
made. but slight gain in time Is
expected.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18
All Because of a Kiss.

Louisville, KY, Dec. 1S.--Because
his wife refused to kiss him after
they had quarreled, Peter Rausche
drank an ounce of carbolic acid.
bottle of liniment. and cut his right
wrist with a razor. The doctors say
he will recover.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

A pair of Portieres would in
deed make nice gift. We have
some twenty pairs of mill SAM
pies to sell rather than return
them. New patterns mt about
one-third less than regular.
RUDY, PHILLIPS 4 co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

II $1,000 or $500 would be
about what you want TO put i'm
a present we have two special
lines of Rugs we want to show
you. Great, generous ones, too.
RUDY, PHILLIPS a. co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18
nont sinks a, Frankfort.

Frankfort. KY, Dec, 1S.-The
Gladys. a sand boat belonging to the
Blanton Transfer company, sanl. at
Hendersons wharf. near the Arsenal
No lives wererlost.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18
No old stock at Hawkins Bros
Everything new and up-to-date.
Az broadway, Phone 062.

zoe buys box of very pretty
fancy stationery in holiday boxes
just the thing for Christmas. at The
Sun office.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

We have made a special pur.
chase OF Handkcrchiefs and
now offer YOU the prcttiest line
wo ever handled.
RUDY, PHILLIPS a 90.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

Handsome Christmas cards. just
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

lOldl e y W. a."
The total running expenses for the
year under this plan will amount to
$4,000 making the total expense for
running. improvements, etc, $685.
425. The building will have to be ex-
tended for % feet and this will add
to the expense.
"If the board desires TO simply
patch up the plant to run another
year 1t will have to expend running
expenses and all of $19,975, just $25
less than the first plan. The items are
as follows:
Repairs to engine. overhauling
feed pump, to boiler; new fiues for
one boiler; resetting walls for boil
ers, the present walls being defective
and ready to fall down. This is es-
timated TO cost ............S2 OOO
Overhauling lines, poles, etc :. 900
One new machine .,... 1900
Twenty-Five new lights at SIS. 375
Total ........... SzS'o
Repairs above stated ....... 1000
total ....... .,...'''' 'Sfo'o
"The running expenses will amount
to $4,000. making a total of 49,
975. This will give only the present
capacity with no possibility of ad-
ding new lights"
II appears that of the three plans
the first Is best, as 1t will give the
city capacity of 100 more lights
and cost but $25 approximately, more
than to overhaul or patch up the
plant for another year. Supt. Keeb-
Ter by an ingenius substitution OF car
bon holders has precluded the posi-
bility of wind interfering with lights,
and has furthermore done many
things TO add 10 the service. The
plant needs q greater capacity, as
there are petitions coming in weekly
from residents who want lights. The
board of works had to turn them
down because the plant was taxed to
its utmost capacity, and this was or
dered in the middle of the present
yeai.
The board OF works does not know
however what 1t will be able to do in
the way of improving the plant. The
new members of the legislative
boards intend to cut down expenses
as much as possible. and ID is not
known what they will be willing to
allow for the light plant.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-18

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