davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Parece que Sc saliva
Td eI COTTespODSaI
de UtuadO.
R0sOIucI6n ala quG no puods OpO.
neTss d GOnCejO,
EI marshall 0sti ella que ella.
(De maestro copresp,,ssaz.) ]

l aA s
Julio 13 Sc hs dispuesto que loS
derechos por inGefipc pci0nes de matri-
moDiOs ca 81 RsRistr0 Civil sean para
los Secretaries.
Con tan plau0ibIe motiVo puede que
me feIicite tan pr0nto este MuniCipio
aFfeg.e g Cuentas con este C0rresDOnsal.
SefIores ConCej SIes: IL PoFQu6 digCu-
ten ustsdes ID reaoIuci6n del Honors-
bic SeCretari0 de Puerto Rico que se
FefeFe que sea para eI Secretari0
municipal el dollar que U0rI Cada me-.
tRimOnio ge cobra en- el ReQistPO Civil?
a 0Icha reSoluci6n no puede Op0nerse
eI COnCejo, nj Biquiera diGCutirIa.
La iRleSiR cat6Iica. el edifioio de
esta ciudad, quad6se con los Costsdos
sin pintRr. VI
-Hs estado enfsrmo de- cuidado,
don Ricardo Jordan, Cuyo fentRbIeci-
miento deseamos.
I'm ni1l de don Ricardo Jordan
Cay6se de unR mesa descomponi6 6ndose
una pierna. Dios quiera y prOnto eS.
t6 bien.
-Ahors 81 que 81 Gmiga R1miro
Gamma much9. El Marehalato le tie
ne completamente oCupSdo y siempre
ests cits que citR.
Hstfi 10 Citados para JuFado, don
A. CuetO, don A. Roig, don Ia. Espa.
do, y don A. de j Lopez.
Don Angel Espada embarcar6 pG.
ra los EStados Unidos & gestionaF en
Nueva YO'k la instRIaci6n deun dep6-
sito de tabAc0.
-HemOs senidO Qusto en- shHuder n
irg9nisro don Enrique R1bio. nues.
tFo amigo. q
-Eotre dias, e6 inter nos, , saCrifi
eRrse R'gunos bueyes que perteneCen
& los sntidiluvianos.
-EI Lod0. don j j. Lsgtand eSta.
"a al ffente de IA fArmscia muy en-
breve. -.
Don Antonio Zsrbis be estable.
cers en- los bAjos de In CRsa de- don B J.
nitO Raiz. Ya estsn 81 terminer los
trab1jos para hAbilitar 81 local.
Los mRestrOs que tangRn Ago Dor
c0brAr, pueden pBsar poF ID TeaoreHfS
EsColSr para saldRrles. L7 mismo &
los duedos de cBsas esCueIas.
-Si 10 Junt8 EscoIar atiende una
petici6n del Tesorero, d TesOrerfa
quedar6 instaladR en- la forma que Bu
importanCiR 10 requiere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
En- el dsspaeho del gobsrnstor.

Desde las tres de la tarde ae aver
reuniGronse en- ell despacho del GO
bernador INFERNO sefor Post los
sefores, alcalde de la ciu1ad B lace
rril Z Iglesias, representatives del
comit6 Dc aFbitraje para el asunto
de la huelga.
Larga conferencia celebraron di-
chos sefiores con el gobernador in
tesino al que encontEaron pFopicio
& hacer TODD 10 que en- So mano es-
tuviera para solUcionar el clnfictO,
siempre en-. el case De la mas eS2
tricSa imparcialidad.
Ell senior Latimer, Representative
de la Compaffa de Vapores que lu-
cha con los huelguistas fu6 llama
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Como eStd Puerta de
Terra.
Con ID lIuvia de- astOs dlas Sc
lll pTBstO do TOll0Vs SD sbln-
dORO.
OtglSO Ia Vpz hlDTada del eIuta.
dinO 'RQgsIiO,

Las lIuVias Sc han extramadc en- po-
nef de relieve Ia gran neceai lad que
tiene 81 bRrrio de Pderta de TERRA de
que Ge 0Cupe an POGO de 6l Ell ayunta
nlient0 de San Juan.
LHs nal IlamadRa CHIIes estsn cadR
vez menOs tFanaitablep, pues laI ) San
Agustfn tiene lug are8 On que ID CO.
rriente hS profundixRdo de taI modo
que resultan vArdaderos derrisradsros
La can sTfs del acueducto est5 hoy
on mSyor extelsi6n descubierta. hR-
Tbi6ndOse por eIta circunst1ncia aumen-
tndo 81 peligr0 de ser rota q menor
desCuid0 de los carrOs que por ALI
pRsan.
MientrAS en- San Juan se adoquinan
todas gus GALES. Ice calIpjoDes So aFre-
CLAN con escRlinatas de piadra plssticR,
y So RlumbFa con profu0i6n. ell barrio
de PdeFt8 de TERRA permRneCe Ell el
mayor abandono fGItRndo muchoa TO-
COS (6 bombillas en- so def scto) por
GitlOs que parecen 60cGs de S06os.
Cfeemos que es una iojnOtieia que &
este blrri0 sc tenga en- tan pOCa .coS0,
pOr los padres del pueblo. cuRndo to-
dos sus mOFRdores c01tribuyen unoS
directs y otFos iudirectamente & las
CargRs de ese mismo conceiI munich
pat
TOdos los propietarios visnen pS gan.
do su contribution incYuuo IL amorti-
zaoi6n del fam0so empT6stito. E-se les
tFa5a como si no faeran tan hij.1s de
Dios COMO los de San Juan.
Esta conducts d6 Iug3r q que Ge
sientR 81 deBeo de independents como
Les aContece s nuestFos vecinOs de S 50.
turcs: por mas que aquellos han con-
seguido alQo mas que los de este des-
vsDturado bArriO.
No 80 nos sPguy0 que no hay f0ndos
PARA Rtender estss obras, pues como
"a antes hemoH indicado, con loa mis-
mos detenidos del dep6aito municipal
pudieF8 arFegiarse. hoy una calIe y
mRfisnR otF8 , AAf quedarf N Cd POGO
tempo todas arreglRdas ain Qrande'
gaatos.
81 81 zen II Todd ateinde esa petici6a
justg. se lIeuRra de gloria y au pas0
por Ia aIcsdfs sers recoriRdo por est9s
Hecinog con jdbiIo.
ROGELIO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14

DEsPUEs DE PRoBAR todoS los enga6o
sos remedies que Sc anuncian es cuando mo-
80 agradece La eficacja RADICAL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, cuya superioridsd estS univer-
gsImente confirmada.
OuTacionss desesperadas en- personas bien
oonocidRs que 10 tomaron duFsDte tres me-
seg son las que 10 han hecho glorioso, pero
nm solo e5tuche produce meior efecto que
una docena de frascos de cualquier otro re-
medic; porque adem8s de ser el 6nico veria-
dero Cur 1.-TWO radical del est6mago y del
intestine sin eneafosa acCi6n cal nante, 81
Digestive y PuFihcadoF de los alimentos-
Sc debe exigir que ceda hostia tenga gra
bado Ell nombro Digestive Moiarriet&.
Dep6sito general de las Farmaefss de Blanco y ca
RAMON Alma9an FIdel auiIIermety en- san JuaI
de PueRt0RtcO; dc venta en- las pgndipalea OrOgu9
ri q de Europa AmsriOa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Arturo Vega Morales,

Don Arturo Vega Morales acaba de
m0rir en- NaraDjito. Fu6 siempre an
guchador muy 6mante de 50 pals. Gra
fd6 profea0r On 10 EsCaeIa N 1FmAl de
sen 1ritas, dirigida On eatR capital du-
Fante la auton0mia, por ID se60ra de
r ,sell: empleado laboriOs0 Ell In So
CretaEfs de FOmento: I'll implantarsa
en- Puerto Ell aiatemS de ensefIRpzR anne.
ricSnO, pus0 & "a serViOio todas sus
energfss HRsta h3ce POGO. vivi6 0lvi ]
dado On Ponce, al ffente de una de las
escuelSs principals de Ii ciudad.
Arturo Vega Morales era IN maes.
tro en- toda Ia acepCi6n de la paIabrs.
Sc condolfa del iDjusto proCedeF de los
ameriCanos con eSte pals y crefa ifme-
mente en- Ia neOesidad de una Acoi6n
C0m61 para FeCabRr del CoDgFeso de
los EStRdoS Unidos una f3Fm3 de g j.
biernO que faera diRnS de Puert0 Rico.
E,tuvO en- la CBpitai poCos dias Rntes
de CeIebrarBe 10 aSRmblea de Ios maes-
tros y enteradO do 10 qua en- ella se iba
& trataF, 90 corsz5n deBbOrdRbB de en-
tuSiasmO.
lNa1 l4eE4 D1uAa u6c1SS que MI en1sEF
medad me permitR Yenir & luchRr con
ustedes para sAoRF tFiunfAntes esAs be-
lIfsimRs ideas!
Vega no tuvo esa satIsfacCi6n. HA-
BID caiio en- cRmR Is vfsperB. con ma
Fl sbre alta y seis dfas despu6I habfs
muaFt0.
R :Ciban sug fAmiliapea Ia expression
de nuestrR condoIenCia y deBCanse en-
pGz ese baen puertOPriquefi1. }.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Julio Cesar Gonzalez.

Notario p1bHico
Ssu Ftancisc0 Is % piso. San Juan
Puerto Rico. 15V.R.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
CODgtltuIandO ala pOlieia pOTqus
gumpII6 con su dsbsT.

eSan Jusn. j alio 13. de 1905s Co.
mAndante Wilhem Lutz. J.fe aCci-
dental de ID POlicfa lsuIaE. San JaRn.
IS .fI0E:
eLS Comisi6n reunida 81 dis de hoy.
tomR, Ell RcueFdo de coDgFatular &
v. y s IA faerzB de polieis Gus Or
denes por conSiderar bBstants EFF.
ciente ell servicio preGtado con motive
de ls huelRa obrera de estos 6itim0B
diRs.
0Es indudable qua tal conducts hRce
honor 81 Cuerpo de u p0licf insulRF,
con 10 cuRl So hOce acraedorR s nues-
trR confederation.
sSirVase aCeptAr nuegtra CorgtAtu.
laCi6n , tFasmitirla 8 sus subOrdinA.
dos.
eDa ustsd respetuossmente.
R III. Hernandez. Preaidente de ID
Comisi6n de d r 3liCia Iaaular.o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Desde AgOadiR.
e zaffa ieIIIllIldo aa aIguniS
haGI0RdsS.
Movimiento y animation en- Ii villa
del oio."
e aNestr0 rap0rta1. q Wa

Julio 10
A las Geis j media salimos de San
JuBn, teniendO an buen C0mpafIaro de
vista. ell ioven don Miguel FrAnco So.
10. sErgentO de Is policfs insuIar.
Desde Dorado haats Id Jurisdiction
de HatiliO. pudimos yer hermoaas y
ContinuadaB plAntnciOnes de ems
unO ' otF0 ledo de Is vfs.
POCos pe0nes pudimOs yer ,trabSiSn-
do en 81 C0rte. En- este mes terminR-
ran Is ztfca aJgunas hlciendas entire
elias las de B2rcelonet2.
En Hatillo ofreCi6se an espectscuIo
tristfsimo. ALI Sc V6 Ia gran miseria.
Iafi aidad de msndiRoa escu6lidoa, ae
RFrem0linan al lado de los VehfCuIoU
que hSeen eI trsnaitO.
ALI t0mamos el Rutom6Vil de u em-
press Jimenez, magnffiso aparRto. Be-
guro, precis0 y de suAveG movimien-
tos.
Una linda se1oritR de LSres, fac
desde 9li nuestEa C0mpafi sra de visie
hRata Aguadilla.
Ls bellR y diatiDgu1ds Gefiorita Car
men LaVy. de LWeS, que estsbA hos
pedada en- ID casa de don LSurentino
EstFelaa y que vino & d de don ViCen-
to VIfI q, Quien hoy la ac0mpRfI sra
% Residences de L9res.
rs ula rubia muy encRntndora y de
foo trato.
Isabella hR ganado blstants en- orna-
to y una nuev8 riquezs tiene en-. pers-
peCtiva, pueg en- ga jurisdiction se hsn
hecho grsndes siembras de ,aIgod6n
que Sc le supone an gran rendimiento.
Ds Quebfadillas & Agusdilla. otFa
Yez clfl1.
AgusdiIla t6 de pIScsmss con los
trAblj1s de de6monta para 81 ferFocA-
rril que le hR de mir con IsabaIa.
Pfonto estRr6n tsrminadoB doca quii6.
N stros y h9y empIeados mas de / O00
hombres en- Los trAbBjoa. Gran ami
mHCi61 n6tase en- ell pueblo.
81 puerto p0r el contrariO may quie-
TO. solo una 0oletR estabB anciRda en-
d enGenadR.
Catorc3 poIicfas 81 m1ndo del teniens
ta Villsriny >preStan aqui sus servicios:
7 hastR ID otra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Garta del ssf1r Nsgtdn Flores.
BuEN EJEMpLo.

&Seflor Presiaente de la Asocia-
cion de MaeStros de Puerto Rico:
sEo mi caracter de miembro de
la Junta Escolar de esta ciudad,
ruego q usted Sc sirva hacer pre-
sente q esa asOciaci6n, mi felicita-
ci6n mas sincera por haber logrado
constituirse, dando forma tangible
al herm?so pensamlentO que la ini-
clara.
Conste, pues, que estan con ella
mis- mas profundas simpatfas y mi
mas alta consideration, y que sien.-
to no ostentar Ell honroso titulo de-
maestro, por el placer que hubieTa
tenido en- sancionar. con mi nom
ore y con mi firma, los patri6ticos
acuerdos de la Asamblea del 4 de
Julio.
San Juan, Puerto Rico. 10 de- Ju-
lilo de 1905. @
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
So'emnes honras fInebres
=. EN- SUFRlGlO DEL ALMA DEL
ST. Don Jose PsIselos EehsVlrrfa
Que falIsel6 On ssta Capital 81 IS Dc Juno de 1905

La viuds del fiasdO, D Ia OivA
r Ic rfgugz. sus hij 0s Don r. feel y DON
Jos6 "a hijs poIfticS Dof1t PrCvidsn-
Cia Cortada, 50 Dieto. So hsrmana D, ne
JuGna. aEs hermanos poifticos D. ne
Eugenia y Don Gregorio Rodriguez.
suS sobrineG D1f1a Amelia, D. MS jose
f nay D.fls Dolores MSymf sus Sc
brinoS polftiCos Don Eduardo y D0n
Enrique Gonzalez y demss pArianteS;
SupliCan todos los e sleS, amigos y
ConoCidos ne siEv4n asistir & lRs G0Iem-
mes honrRs fl lebres que Dor eI eterno
desCAnso del alma del f lBdo Sc cele
brar6n en ID Slnts IgieHia CatedrRl el
Iunes. II del corrients mes de Julio, &
IAa 0ch0 media de u mRfI2nR. por
cuyo especiaI f.vor Ie vViran etar
.namanta recnnocidos. San Jaan, p. r.
Julio IA de 1905.
T0das lee misRs que se Cslebren 'el
II del 0otaRI an t0das les Iy'eslas d >
San j dRn, ser6n aplicadas iGualmsnte
DOR eli eterno descanso del alma del
Sf. d J,s6 PalGcios Eshsv srrfG. El
limo. Sr. O5i6pose hS dignsdo conceder
C'ncuents dias de indulgsncia6 los Fl lies
que aoistSn & cualquisra de los actos
religioBoa dispueat1s en- sufragi0 del
f ladO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Colombia y los EstadQs UnIdO'
10 que pide eli presidents Reyes

Sc sabe que el presidente Reyes,
de Colombia. ha enviaao q Was
hington proposiciones relativas al
restablecimiento de amistosas rela-
clones entire los Estados Unidos y
Colombia.
Las proposiciones son: que q Pa
mama Sc le permita votar la cues
ton sobre 81 quiere s no volver in
gresar 4 Colombia.
81 votare en- favor de vivir inde-
penaiente, entonces los Estados UNI
dos comprarfan a Colombia, por un
precio liberal, las islas De San An
dr6s y San Luis.
Nos parece que es va algo tarae
para tales an6anzas. 81 Ti0 Sam,
4 no dudarlo, SO hara ell sueco. Y
Panama continuara con- hasta
ahOra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14

DO 4 dicha conferencia, neganao ALI
q las cuatro de Ia tarde.
Mas De dos horas dur6 Ia reunion
y de So resultaao damos cuenta en-
otro sitio de este diaFio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
LuI0M0ILLEs

VueIve desde hoy IA de Julio & res
nudarse eI seTVicio de Autom6viles en-.
tre Rio Piedraa y ID Carolins; seEViCio
q1e sa haIIabA interFumpido p0F fAltR
de unaa piezOa que se espaFhban de loa
Estadoa Uoido1. Rogue PaniG0ssG.
pp s. PgnsiG0Wg. 15v.G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14

(Del Quartet general de pOzic5a.)

Ponce. Julio Is. Comandsnts Lut5.
San Juan. PoF estR fuerza han sido
detenidos Rsm6n Vargas (,) Martin Y
FfanciGCO Velez, por Ger aut0res de
los aiguienteR hurtos heChos en- eGta
I semAnR p. BsStard y Co., s Antonio
Blr0uet y & Mr.. Becky, & Sra. Salo.
me GSrCia, & Sres. Cabrer y Co. y
EvSristo Ortiz, habien6o oCupado to-
dos obietos hurtAdog. Juez Municipal
dictR Sentencis un afIo aI primerO ,
seis meses Rl segundo. 10 ttiz, Cabu
detective.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-07-14
Hoy 9 8 Al. N ,

Preston bRrometrlca 80 ii
Temperature 89 o.
Maxima temperature Oh 0I
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06

The grand jury at Chicago cen
sures Mayor Dunno for failing to
maintain law and order, and Mayor
Dunno attempts to excuse himself In
an interview. There is no excuse. lie
knows violence. bloodshed and the
destruction of property have been
rampant In the city of which he is
executive for weeks and he has not
stopped It. lie can call for state
troops to preserve law and order, and
II that does not suffice, The COVE n
ment can be called on. lie has done
neither He has made a feeble at
tempt by having extra police officers
sworn in. Why he does not invoke
the aid of a sufficient force to ;cs'ofc
peace and protection to law-abdng
citizens he himself alone knows AS
a matter of fact, however, he has not
done II.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06
A SEA SHORE TRIP
FOR VACATION PURPOSES
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED.

am arranging TO personally con-
duct a party of ladies and gentlemen
to the Sea Shore. to leave Paducah
on or about June 80. and to remain
as long as they may desire up to and
including August 81, 1905. The trip
will be made with the view of passing
through important cities in the East
including New York City. with stop
over opportunities, and also includ-
ing a short Sea trip that would add
zest to the pleasure of the journey.
However, this would not be necessary
to those not that way inclined. II is
also my intention to make such Ho-
tel arrangements at points on the At
lantic Coast as will insure the best at
the least cost. If you are interested,
address me- If desired | will call
and confer with you.
EVAN PROSSER.
T. p. A., B. & o. s. W, Louisville. Ky
r, S. BROWN, ID. p. A.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06
COUNCILMAN BARNETT
Asks to BE Set Right Before the
Public.

Councilman r. s. Barnett. of Me
chanicsburg. desires to have the facts
known in regard to selling a house in
Mechanicsburg to some men who
were afterwards granted a saloon H.
cense noct
He states that some lineage the
men called on him and asked his
price on house he owned. He told
them. and they said that they would
buy IL if they succeeded in obtaining
saloon license.
Councilman Barnett states that he
informed them then that he didn't
care whether they bought or not, but
that he wanted It understood ne
would neither favor nor oppose the
license, in his official capacity.
When application was made to the
legislative boards for the license,
there was not single protest, and
II was granted along with several
others, and Councilman Barnett vot-
ed with the remainder of the council
for II and the others, There was
then no objection to the license eth
er from the people or the council. 1t
is said. Everybody who knows Coun-
Gilman Barnett knows that the facts
are jast as he says.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06

George Denny and Zona Moore,
colored. who are alleged to have sto-
len s37 from Ed wilkins, were held
over to circuit court this morning
under 500 bonds which they failed
to give, and were committed to Jail.
Other cases were: Wesley Davis,
colored, for whipping his wife, IS
and costs; Charles Ester, colored,
disorderly conduct, So and costs;
Richard Stegar. colored, breach of
peace, continued Mary Kirkland,
colored, disorderly conduct, $40 and
costs; Tee Mack and Lloyd Vinegar,
colored. breach of peace, Mack fined
SIS and costs and Vinegar dismissed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06
ASSESSORS BOOK
N BEING INSPECTED ny COUN.
Ty OFFICIALS NOW.


As sequel TO the tax investiga-
tions which were carried on during
the winter when II was alleged Sheriff
Potter enormously collected money
from taxpayers. Sheriff Potter's
deputy, Mr.. VIM. Lydon. is this al
ternoon having the assessment book.
originally gotten out by Assessor Jno.
Hughes and copied by the county
clerk. investigated, alleging that
many mistakes have been made.
Judge Lightfoot has all books nee
essary to complete the investigation
and with the members of fiscal court.
Deputy Lydon and County Attorney
Graves. is looking into tn ematter.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06

The board of works favors a law
prohibiting market wagons from be-
ing lined up on each side of the mar
ket house to obstruct the street. The
ordinance passed last night makes no
such provision, but 1t should. for 1t
is a good idea. The fact that for sew
eral months the marketers have man
aged to get along without backing
their wagons up against their stalls
and taking up over half the street,
shows that they can do it, and they
should do it. The marketer is. OF
course, entitled to every reasonable
consideration, but this does not mean
that he is entitled to obstruct the
street to the detriment of everyone
else.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06
FISCAL COURT
MET IN SPECIAL SESSION THIS
MORNING.
Settles with the sheriff and Outgoing
Treasurer. aud Grants Them "a
Quictus.

Fiscal court met in special session
this morning for the purpose OF set
Ting with the sheriff and receiving
reports from the treasurer.
Sheriff Potter was settled with and
given a quietus. He collected a total
of s13,S66.92, $3.56i being polls,
and his commission amounted to
s55i.67. leaving a balance due the
county amounting to sl3,312.25.
Road Supervisor Johnson reported
the expenditure of si,754.t2 on roads
to date. The report was filed and
concurred In and the account allow
ed.
H. n. Loving, the outgoing county
treasurer, was given a quietus. hav-
ing been succeeded by Mr.. J. C. Ut
terback.
Reports from Treasurer Utterback
were received as follows:
Pauper fund from April 81 to June
6. balance due the fund of s1,tS3.32.
County levy fund from April 81 to
June G, balance due fund of SCOTS
"a.
Sinking fund account from April
21 to June 6, balance due fund of
$2,O96.94.
The county judge was ordered to
go ahead with his work of improving
and identifying the county court
house yard. This vii, cost the coun-
ty a neat little sum, but the money
will be well spent. the magistrates
think.
The board is meeting this after
noon to transact what other business
might come before IT,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06

There is much complaint among
church goers. of the changing OF
street car gongs as cars pass the
churches on Sunday. Frequently the
noise is so great that ministers are
forced to pause In the midst of pray.
er or sermon until the cars get by.
II is necessary for motormen to ring
their bells before reaching a cross
ing, but not necessary to ring them
to the extent they are rung. II the
ministers will make known their
grievance to the street car company
1t is very likely the street car compa-
NY will cheerfully instruct its motor
men to use more discretion in sound
ing their gongs near churches.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06
HOTTEST YET.

Last night was the hottest night
and today the hottest day so far this
season and but for a stiff wind, the
heat would almost be uncomfortable.
The thermometer in Government
Observer Borneman's office this&af
ternoon read maximum OF 80 de-
grees. The Lowest reached last night
was 70. This is several degrees hot
ter for the night but only one de-
gree hotter for the day.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06

A great deal of good could be &C
complished for navigation in the
Ohio river II the government would
use its dredges freely. There are a
few places that every year act as a
barrier to the larger boats as soon as
the river gets low. This is true both
between Paducah and Evansville, and
Paducah and Cairo. The Evansville
Business Association has taken the
matter up with the government, and
asked that the two idle dredge boats
be put In commission at once. II will
cost the government about $4,000,
but the Evansville Business Associa-
tion points out such use OF these
dredse boats will do more good for
the amount OF money expended. and
show a greater return for the invest
msnt than any other expenditure the
government could make" and will
benefit not only this city, but posi-
bly, million OF people along the Ohio
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06
CURES OLD SORES.

Westmoreland. Kans,. May 8,
1902. Billiards. Snow Liniment Co, T:
Your Snow Eminent cured an old
sore on the side OF my chin that was
supposed TO be cancer, The sore
was stubborn and would not yield TO
treatment, until tried Snow Lini-
ment, which did the work In short
order. My sister. Mrs. Sophia j, Car
son. Allensyille, Mifin, Co, Pa, has
sore and mistrusts that II is a can
Ger. Please send her soc bottle.
Alvey a List. and @, @. C. Kolb, Pa
ducah, Ky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06

Jo Blackburn is not so volubly GER
tain now as he was a short time ago
that he is going back to the senate
AS a matter of fact, this willy old poll
tician has been in the game long
enough TO know he's as good as beat.
He hasn't laid down yet. but his four
flush will buy him nothing just the
same.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06

The weekly Flail, published at
Princeton, KY, is the latest newspa-
per started in Southwest Kentucky
Frank G. Dudley is editor. and II the
first copy is fair sample, he will
get out a neat. newsy paper. The
Flail will support Senator 10 Black
burn for reelection to the United
States senate.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06
MIR. LoyeIace Better.

Mr.. Frank Loyelace, who fell
from a building at Seventh and
Broadway yesterday morning, is not
internally injured, but Is suffering
from a severe shakeup. Last night
he passed a restless night, but is a
little better this morning. His physi-
clans says he will be unable to leave
his bed for several days.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-06-06

The council was doubtless right In
killing the ordinance requiring the
railroads to put up more automatic
gates. II the railroads thought these
gates were more of protection than
flagmen, they would put them up
without being told to. AS a matter
of fact. several accidents at the
crossings how having gates. show
that. the gates do not always protect.