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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
BoIioar.
Bolipar, Is. NpriI

BotiDar, Is. Npril.
Wertber Bepbadter!
Nm Id. Npril itarb Gamuel Warr
i'm Mlter bon rs Sabren mad LANCER
Grantbeit. Ser 0eritorbene biente i'm
81. Ohio Snfanterie- Regiment i'm
8iraertrieg. Ct binterldBt cine Witt=
roe. 8 56bne, mebrere @ntsl unb 2 lr-
entel.
9srr 0ittor 4alb. tpelder ieit Ieds
Monaten in Cos Mnaeles. California,
mar, lit leBte Wohe tuieoer bier einees
troffen.
Nrthur CANT unb sSanilie bon Gle-
belano linp 3lr 3eit bier bel oes Grne=
ren gltern, ben ebeleuten Satob 6atpt,
5u geiub ein9etroffen.
9ie 6rauen Charlotte Ealp uno
Clara glart perbrinaen bel ibren gls
tern, ben gbeleuten Sobn 6aglo1. Die
Ofer-G -Geiertage.
0err Satob 5ruoel mar boriae
Wo6e bier Sage in garbarton, feline
3inoer, pie gbeleute 8. 8. uno pau.
lime Mar1ant. au befuden ino Dor
Nlem ieinen eriien gntel, allf ben er
getDaltig ftol3 lit, 81 ieben.
Sen gbeleuten 90. 3utafern tuurbe
am IL. ein 5obn 9ebOren.
Wir batten bier felt etiDa 2 Wohen
jeoen Mergen einen ihDeren GrOit uno
CUR Nbuebslung eilt paar Shnee.
ifiirTle. III
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gro min emte sdwimoler. !

g8illiam IS. Omen. Der ebemalioe
Staatsietretdr bon SSnoiana, Der aud
GOngreBmitalieo mar. lift plDkli1 nad)
europa abgereilt. gum ar0Bteit MB=
per9iin9en Der 5auienoc bon attipna.
rem. Die ibr 8elo in Den Nftien Der
uberO plantation gompanp non SUE
oiana uno Der @onfolioateo ubero
plantation Company bon Bottom anae.
leet baben. Omen bat oiele 8elel=
fAaften ge9riinoet uno cine Meuae
Nttien uno Bombs an oen Wann Qes
brabt. aber nun bat er fran30il6en
Nbi1ieo aenommen uno Die Nttiondre
baben oas Nadfeben, bsnn Die GaIlell
Der periAieosnen 8eielihaItsn llno leer.
IS beiBt. baB aud Nrtbur M. Steo=
man uno 5reoerif g. Sooo. s,pei ,prp.
minente" bon Bolton. nat europa ab.
aereiit lino. geioe itanoen nit Omen
in 0erbinoun9, Der @ritere mar Der
prdioent uno 9ooo Der Yise= prdioent
Der @onlulioateo ubero @ompanp. Sn.
tereKant 1T nod Der umnanb. oaE
Rihter MileD BON Nppeabo5 in su.
oiana Der S9aBmeiiier Der Osielli1all
iein ioa.
9ie unteriu9une iiber bic @eiddIts=
methooen tuur0e bon bem eeSnfpeftol
Sbatu bonn .8ebeimoienit=gureau ge=
fiihrt uno auf Grunb ieines Beridtss
bat Der @eneralanpalt ben @rlab cine,
ySdwinoeloroer" 9eaen Die ubero.8e.
ieainaft empfoblen. Aus. sbarp's Ye-
riAt 1T erfihtlid, baB Omen, steo.
man. 0ooo uno Elm gepiHer Treoerid
Boraes. ebenfa0s BON sSnoiana, be,
i9on mebrere straftermine in Soliei
uno pittsburg perbiiBt bot, an einem
9i9antiihen Shwinoel betbeiliat ma.
'ren llno Elm 6eioengelo erlanst baben.
Rod sDeiB man niht. tuie bisl bic
r@riinoer Deroienten", aber es i1t atpei=
felOs, baB lie oas pertrauensieliae
publitum INN cine Willion, p;elleiht
UNI aiuei ooer Drei Millionen Dollars
erleidtert baben. DAP bic Banbe nad
oem 3atb idlauer Mopotaten banoelte,
1T fiher uno es III fra9li6. oh man
ibnen etuas anbaben tlnn. Boraes
fiibit fiA 10 fiber, oaB er gar nibt oa.
ron oentt, oas 2ano 5u perlaifen, ion-
bern lih nod in Bolton auTbdlt.
Rura na1oem Omen als 5taats-
Sefretdr BON Snbiana aus benz Mmte
9eihieben mar, griinoete er bic erlte
llbero @ompanD uno lodte nit Dielber.
iprehenoen 3irtularen uno Nnfiinoi.
9ungen piele Biirger bon Snbiana in
ieine Nebe. Eann lieB Ct nit Borges
Die llbero plantation gDmpanp bon
Bottom bonn Stapel uno intereIlirte aud,
inebrere pronlinente yoifoner fir lein
unternebnen. Gad benz proieft Ioate
eine aaffeesp plantage angelegt merben,
bic 5000 Mfer umfaiien iollte, uelhe
man bon Der 2ouiliana puerto gonl=
panD faufen ipollie. Gieie GeielllAaft
beffano aus Omen uno goraes. Sic
llbero gOmpanp iOlte $3.50, 900 fir
bic 2dnOereien bs3ahlen. iino es lino
Beipeiie porbanosn, baB iDirllid $780, !
900 an bic Qoniliana pns a tllpa b
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Neue WeiBpaareu
all =
Syeierfleioern
fur bic s9lukfeier hes s9nliakres.

5oeben erhalten iebr eltlpfeb,
lensmertbe perlilhe 2apus su
so, so unb 65 Gents per yarb,
bieielben merbeu befriebigen, neil
tie ni6t nur biibib, ionbern aud
iebr bauerbaft limo ltnb INNER
ib6n unb fleibiam Iinb.
9ieielben iinb As ,3oll brett.
Bie baben and einfade peise
S6mei5er Webereien, Y 3oll
brett fir SO Gents Die Darb,
lOnit perfauft fir rs.
Snbilebe Ginnen nnb perliide
Laipns 36 unb 45 s3oll brett su
5, 35 nne 40 Gents, seeisnet 3r
Jeierfleioean gum 5buliblne
unb anberen @elegenbeiten.
Die Gleiber iperbert ipdbrent
bieler Saifon nit 8aleneialpibsl1
sarnirt.
Soeben erbalten cine lh6ni
Nnstpabl BON Diterbanbfbu
6erner cine IhSne Nusmabl
BON Slterregenf1irme nit ipeiBen
Yuuften Da6 Gtiif al Sl 100.
Werge6t itttiere aeppidje
ttid)t.
6. gg. 8nrrp,
sln gquare, glfp 9bilabslpbia.
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Gin 8iilntu> >gSiB.

YIN WNlUluS2ClR. 2lls Uef TelWss
fdn5ler Die 9anbelsbertrdee Dem
Rei9stag porlegte, bate er tpdbrenb
zines Sbeiles ieiner Hebe Die Ddumen
non9alant in ben NermeuDdern Der
Mefe. Odrauf aufmerfiam eema9t,
fagte Elm Der 8Drfe nabeitebenoer Mb=
georDneter Der 2inten: .Das 1T aber
audi Die einaige aon3efiion, Die @raf
Billion Der 8DrIe md6t!"
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AnhepretHtdr.

Dien It mdb den (snr aD9in,
Die fi9 einen neuen 54ab angef9afft
hat): rWie On nur an emem Mens
fden @efallen finoen fannit, Der tein
ein5iges 5aar mebr auf bem aopfe
bat! ltno 5ubem follen fie friiber aud
nod rotb seipefen fein!"
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Mer Iiebet. Dsr snms leipen

~SS~ $s~~SSF ~$ s~vSsW *NtVWttT
b'ibt es in einem alien Wolfslieb - unb
Sohn SO lnors BON pittsburg III aud
bieier Mnlidt. gr fam bor e,niaen
Saeen na1 Doungstopn, um. iein
panb3elent unb iper tpeib mos lonlt
nod, einrenfen 3il laifen. gbe er Die
Reiie au benz ernBen Ginrenftiinfler
antrat, mahte er in elmer Gpeiiemirtb
ihaft bic Yetanntfhaft elmer liebens-
tpiiroi9en iun9en Dame. bic er fIott
betpirtbete unb in elmer Gutihe nit lido
nad Der 8ebauIllng bes Gnodentiinlt-
lers i6leppte. Nuf Dem 0eimmeae
tpur6e in elmer WirtbIdaft 0alt oe-
naht unb bort entDefte @onnors pl0Bs
Ii1. Dab ibm Elm $l00.6hein uno
.Tebrere $5-Gheine abhanben gefoms
men maren. Muf Weranlaliung beg
Wirtbes tpnroe oas ssrauen3immer
unteriudt, jeboh lidts bel ibr eefun.
oen. 9araufbin tullrbe oas paar In
Der poli3eilfation einen fharfen Qreu3s
berb0r unteriporfen nit benz Heiultat.
oaB gonnors .nah Wnttern" um inebr
@elo fdrieb uno bic Dame" benz
5hweren0tber eilllimsilell $ll fit
vlaufsnoe nniplen@" Dorfrefte
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0abt eSbr einell 6nabett?
* zlz<

l1abt Jhr mehrere ? Gs madbt feinen Inter.
Ihieo 1pie piele, mir rpollen NIT Gnf Oeiddfte
thun. Sc lntehr Ruaben oeito mehr 03eiddfse.
Dies 1T Ole 5ahres5eit, ,penn Elm sewohnlid1er
Rnabe RIeoer braud,t uno ioear Oft habt Jhr
ie oie unirieen probirt ? lDir haben Ole 8elten,
Die eemadt peroen 8rinet oen Rnaben ,u uns
uno mir peroen Gud1 5eisen, mas mir in Be,us
auf feline 8efIetoune leiten fonnen uno ,ueleid1
ipart Jhr audi d5elo oabei.
Rdppen haben mir 81 ieoem 5wede, 5u nell
diem iiberhaupt Rappen unter Ger fheineroen
Some een1adt meroen.
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GhGte 0emIhfu,tfi. Sc,

gpGte @emSbnnms. Ser 1717 Der.
itorbene frons0iti9e Maler sSoupenet
rsrlitt i'm Nlter bon SO sSabren cine
2dbmung Der re4ten 5anb, iporauf Ct
feline linte 9anb oerart iibte. oab CT
bann nod mil oieier bas Masnifieat
i'm Gbore bon Notre Dame su paris
mdlte.
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@eifern muBte ole 6rau bon
8farrer VI. $. Smith in Canal Gope,
nad oem SrrenaipI in Wlnliillon ges
bra6t tperoen.
Weisen fdqt in Chicago uno aud
bier. Seit lebter Wohe 1T Der Breis
bon $l.05 auf 95 Gents suriifae=
9angen.
5elbitberlfdnblid mar es Elm ger=
'elen, tuenn es in unierer leBten Nums
mer bieB. Der fleine Malter 6antbauier
in Suaarcreef babe am 9. Diai bel
elnem Galle elm geiu gebro6en. Sollte
beiBen am 9. Npril.
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Nm Wontag nurse bier Der gd=
ltein fiir oas nens Nebduoe Der Geuer-
iuebr aelegt.
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~ DclmaHten mad alien 1beilen bon
DentlAlanb, Dt(aerrfiA unb Der GGmei3
.psrpen III plsifr Diiief ausSeftrtiS..
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h'5abIt mnroen, aber Dab bic llbeso
Gompann liiemais sinen yelibtitsl fir
|einell eillSlqen N.er QanD er1islt. Die
Ntiien Der Gelellitbaiten qlnpen al ipie
marine Gemmelll. gDuroe bod ilberoll
onaeseiat. oaB bic @eisllidaft uiel 8elo
mode illlo lobe Dipinenben aable.
Diuioen0en tDur0en aud, aeSahlt, aber
aus ben @inlaaen Der 9lfiiondre. Die
oamit natiirlid in Giherbeit aepieQt
tpnroen. Grmutbigt ourh oen Grfolg.
ariinoeten Dluen nno .Borges Die @ons
lolioateo ubero plantation Gompanp
uno gaben Nttien unb 8onos gum Be-
trage bon 100000 aus. bic aui
monatlide Abaahlun9 pertonIt murben.
SEPT bat man feftaeiteGt, oaB bas eanae
giaentbum Der 8eielllAaFt faum $50.s
600 tpertl lit. SDsn NOR friiber ein
@eiitliher.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
NJ W OF
THR kIFEhA.

The gauge today reads 30 feet. n
rise OF two feet since yesterday. The
river Is still coming up rapidly here,
but Is falling at points above, and
only five or six more feet are now ex-
pected unless there Is more rain. The
weather Is clear and cool.
Pilot Roy Broadfoot. OF the Dick
Fowler. Is III and unable to be on du-
ty. Capt Bob Crlder. OF the steamer,
was at the wheel today when the boat
left for Cairo, and Commodore Given
Fowler was on the roof. II Is the
FIRST time In a long while since the
commodore acted rs captain. but he
does It like an old hand.
The Charleston came out OF Ten
nessee river and is AZ Joppa un-
leading.
The ]. b. Richardson leaves today
for Clarksville.
The Barrett. which has been laid
up here TO- -cgc.a, weeks. leaves in
a day or two for the upper Ohio.
The Joe Fowler arrived last night
and left at 10 today for Evansville.
The Charles Turner and |. n.
Hook arrived out OF the Cumberland
river yesterday with ties.
The MILFORD left for Cumberland
river.
The Russell Lord and Margaret
arrived yesterday from Tennessee
river.
The Dick Fowler left at a. m. for
Cairo with good trip.
The John 3. Hopkins arrived yes
terday from Evansville and left on
her return In the forenoon.
The Holcomb-Loeb Tie company.
which has branch here. has Just
sold to the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy railroad 100000 ties, most
OF which will come out of the Cum
berland and Tennessee rivers.
The Peters Lee left Memphis Sat
urday for Cincinnati.
The Rees lee left Cincinnati for
Memphis, and these will be the first
boats In this trade for six months.
Nearly all the big Eagle Packet
company boats which had been In the
lee harbor above Padueah have re-
turned TO 81. Louis and resumed
their respective trades.
The Winona has been let on the
ways, after extensive repairs.
The City OF savannah passed out
OF Tennessee river for 81, Louis late
Saturday night, The Tennessee Is
due out of Tennessee river. and the
Clyde will take the run Wednesday,
The 'City OF Memphis, In charge OF
Captain cade Stewart, passed into
Tennessee river Saturday night,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
NEW CLERK.
Xank Robertson Goes ON the Clyde
and Dick Willis ON Dick Fowler.

Mr.. James Robertson. popularity
called "Yank," has resigned as sec
ond clerk on the Paducah and Cairo
packet Dick Fowler. after 12 years
service. He quit to accept the posi-
ton OF second clerk on the Paducah
and Tennessee river packet Clyde,
and leaves on his first trip Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. Robertson goes on the Clyde to
take the place OF John Heine who is
second clerk on the Evansville pack
ct. Joe Fowler. During low water
when his boat laid up he went on the
Clyde. and as his own boat is now
running again, he has returned TO
her. and Mr.. Robertson goes on the
Clyde to take the place he vacated
Mr.. Dick Willis. of Metropolis, left
today on the Dick Fowler as second
clerk In place OF Mr., Robertson.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
WOMAN'S SYMPATHY
Il Observation-Disclosures Women No
Exception.

How much we owe TO the sympa-
thetic side of womankind. When 9TH
ers suffer they cheerfuly lend a help
Ing hand. They tell you the means
which brought relief to them that
you may prod. by their experience,
Read the testimony given here by n
Paducah woman;
Mrs. NJ. s. Smith. residing at 323
jefferson street, says; IL have com
plained OF kidney complaint for a
number OF years. II dates back to
1854. suffered with very distress
ing weakness OF the kidneys which
annoyed me day and night, There
was often a duh pain across my back
over the kidneys. II was these com
plants which induced me to get
Doan's Kidney Pills at Dubois, Kolb
A Co.'S drug store. After taking the
treatment for a short time | noticed a
great change In my condition and
the Improvement continued steadily,
feel better than | have felt for a
long time. Doans Kidney Pills are
an excellent remedy and It Is
pleasure for me to recommend
them"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N,
", sole agents for the United states,
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
DIR. RICHMOND
viii BE Guest OF Paducah Mcdi-
cal Society.

The McCracken County Medical
Society is preparing for big meet
ing Wednesday night, Dr. Richmond
of Clinton, first district counsellor Of
the State Medical Society having ac-
cepted an invitation to attend.
DR.. Richmond is one of the most
popular and efficient doctors in the
state and rarely ever comes to Padu-
cab except to meetings of the state
societies. His visit here will no doubt
command a big attendance of the so
ciety.
At the meeting Wednesday night
Drs. Reddick and Brooks will read
papers. Both have been prepared and
Secretary J. T. Reddick is notifying
all members of the society of the visit
of DR.. Richmond and urging them to
attend.
The next meeting will be held on
me goth at the Office of DR.. Horace
Rivers. Drs. Purcell and Rivers will
read papers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

II II easy to keep well II we would
only observe each day a few. simple
rules Of health.
The all important thing is to keep
the stomach right, and to do this Il
is not necessary to diet or to follow
set rule or bill of fare. Such pamper-
ing simply makes capricious APP
petite and feeling that certain ia
vorite articles of food must be
avoided.
Prof. wiechold gives pretty good
advice on this subject; he says; 81
am Gs years old and have never had
a serious illness, and at the same
time my life has been largely an in
door one, but I early discovered that
the way to keep healthy was to
keep n healthy stomach, not by eat
ing bran crackers or dieting of any
sort: on the contrary I always eat
what my appetite Graves, but daily
for the past eight years have made
Il a practice to take one or two of
quarts Dyspepsia Tablets after each
meal and | attribute my robust
health for a man of my age to the
regular daily use of Stuarts Tablets.
My physician first advised me TO
use them because he said they were
perfectly harmless and were not
secret patent medicine, but con-
tanned only the natural dlgestives,
peptones and diastase, and after us
ing them few weeks have never
ceased to thank him for his advice.
honestly believe the habit Of
taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets af-
ter meals is the real health habit,
because their use brings health to
the sick and ailing and preserves
health to the well and strong"
Men and women past fifty years
of age need safe digestive after
meals to insure a perfect digestion
and to ward of disease, and the SAT-
est, best known and most widely
used is Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are found in every well reg
ulated household from Maine to
California and in Great Britain and
Australia are rapidly pushing their
way into popular favor.
All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablets, full sized packages at
so cents, and for weak stomach a
fifty cent package will often do fifty
dollars worth of good.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
Clerks aud Carriers.

Announcement was today received
IA the local postoiice OF a clerk and
carriers examination to be held here
on April 1. All applications must be
filed not later than March a. There
Is now but one left on the eligible
list for clerk and carriers here, and
a new list must be secured from
which TO appoint clerks and carriers
IN case OF additions to the force.
death, resignation, etc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

ing or changing the constitution. II
is stated the league has no incline-
ton TO take any steps In this direc-
tion. The league will remain the
same as far as the constitution is
concerned.
The meeting was harmonious and
there was no wrangling. Everybody
was pleased and satisfied and all are
as eager TO start the playing as the
fans. The league is assured another
successful season and the towns will
prepare at once for active work in
organizing teams and practicing.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Yesterday afternoon several local
ball players went out to Wallace park
ball grounds to practice. Among them
were Catchers Land and Petit, Ge-
rard, Gilligan, Piatt and other play
ers wlntering here. The players we're
not the only ones at the park, many
fans being out to see the practice
work. The fans were about 200
strong and shows what an interest
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

The sun starts publication
Today of the first instailment
OF wings Of the Morning." one
Of the most exciting aud best
stories that has come out the
past year.
The press and critics In gem
eral have commended Il high
~. BE sure 10 read the first
instalImert Monday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Chief Lloyd stated yesterday that
he would have his men here the lat
ter part of the month ready for
practice. lie expects to get several
fast men from Mickey Finn, manager
of the Toledo, o.. team. Finn has
promised him what men do not
make good" in the Toledo team.
The manager of the st. Paul team
has also promised. Lloyd to farm"
him the best catchers he has who do
not make good.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

There is a move on foot among To-
cal fans, and which is favored by
some of the local association mem
bers, to begin two games out of every
series at p. m. during the long sum-
mer days. This will give many peo-
pie a chance to get there on time
who cannot do 1t when the game
starts at $3.50.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

IL was understood meeting OF
colored managers would be held In
Cairo yesterday to organize league
OF colored ball clubs, with Paducah n
member. Nothing is known OF II
here. and Ben Boyd. the local color
ed manager. says that Paducah Will
be in no league because all the cities
around here are too slow for Padu-
cab. Ben says no club in the United
States is too fast for Paducah color
ed players, and that he wouldn't be
In league where he could walk
away with the pennant.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

We, the officers OF the Colored
Home OF the Friendless association,
having paid for two lots in the north
side OF the city OF Paducah and have
secured deed for same, we now come
to the good people OF this coming
city. white or colored. TO aid us in
building common, plain house on
tho same for the purpose of taking
care of the needy and helpless of our
race, Officers. Cora Burton, presi-
dent; Lizzie Alexander, vice-presi-
dent; Emily Hawkins. secretary; En-
ma Leach. assistant secretary. Jas,
Owens, treasurer.
Carefully submitted to you for
your charitable help.
CHAs. q. BANNER, sec'y,
Board OF Trustees.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Cairo Is beginning early. The frs.
ball game of the season was played
there yesterday between two anna
teur teams, the Blue Ribbons and
Brewers. They played fourteen In
uings and the Brewers won by
score of IA to ~.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
A FEW HUNTS.

Mr.. ID. +. Mccarthy has consented
to manage the Cairo ball club this
season. lie IL a prominent coal deal
err. of Cairo. and the fans are pleased
at his selection.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

The following are dates for exhibit
ton games to be played here this
spring, the dates all being subject to
change:
Toledo. American association, at
Paducah, March &c and April 2.
Cincinnati. Nationals. at Paducah.
April 3.
Pittsburg. Nationals, at Paducah,
April Z. 8 and ..
Memphis. Southern League, April
IL, IL and 10.
womans Magazine team, of st.
Louis, Trolley league, at Paducah,
April 1G. IL and IS.
Paducah at Evansville April 81,
22 and 30.
Belleville. ILL.,. Trolley league
champions. at Paducah, April %, rs
and 30.
st. Louis stars. at Paducan, April
80.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

The salary limit was brought up
yesterday but quickly dropped. II Is
the desire of Paducah and Cairo to
have as good players as they can pay
for.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Henderson has not yet signed a
third baseman, but Arthur Long,
formerly with Paducah, who has de-
cided to play with Henderson this
season, has recommended good
one.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Cairo is boastlng over Nc pros
poets of getting crack second base
man. His name is not given, but II is
said he is about landed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

AL Hecht has signed with Hender-
son for first base. He has played in
the Southern league and in Ohio in
dependent leagues.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Lewis Morgan, one of Henderson's
star twirlers, has signed contract
with Henderson, on condition that
he be sold to Evansville. or into some
larger league. il the opportunity
comes. n
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

Mr.. NJ. J. Farnbaker. OF Cairo,
yesterday signed Jack Kennedy TO
play right field. Kennedy caught for
Paducah three seasons ago and is an
excellent catcher. He played in a
northern league last season and hit
well.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13

5000 has been received in part
payment for Land. who goes for a
try-out to St. Paul. He and Petit
are two of the catchers from the Kit
ty league who may wear the Saints
uniform this season.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-13
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-08-19
KENTUCKY FAIR DATES.

The following dates fixed by the
different fair associations through
out the State for their 1905 exhibit
ton, have been announced:
Shelbyville, August 22-4 days.
Springfield, August 28-4 days.
Nicholasyille, August 29-3
days.
Bardstown, August Bod days.
Florence, August 3d. days.
Elizabethtown, September 5-3
days.
Glasgow, September 6-4 days.
KY. State Fair, September 49,
6 days.
Henderson, September 26 &c
days.
Falmouth, September 81 = 4
days.
Owensboro, October 1916 days