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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-26
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Gtort % goot; t6i 9ongernes aonge
90 6errernes 6erre por ielp til Stepe
gjoroe tore Sing mob os, iaa ri
blep glade. Store guboommelige
Sano6eoer blep forbanoleOe meo Gin
og 9arme % gobe geilutninger tagne.
2f areoiens p QrGiter par L ii
Steoe. Ere ira andre Sreoie fplote
Sreien. 7 Menig6eoer baboe ienbt
9elegater. gurbe pGret Here.
Den rummelige airte bar ida 1t
iige fulo peb ale Weber. - I'm
Spnoa9en beipiites 500 Menneiter
rso Menigbeosns 9aftfrie og Oetoat=
teoe goro.
pa ieg lite par til SteOe oeO Mrz
bets ge9nnoelie % Slutning, tan jea
fun meooeIe. at Bait. 6. s. Mengers
6otot Qa6nin9stalen 5~orsOua 5orm..
og 9ait. 2. z. DC praOitsoe peo
Observation-Disclosures SeHoag 5ot=
miooag.
areofens gmne: ,@snfpOelien og
Ompenoelien og oeres i~nobprpes Scr
bob" bleD 0rsftet 5orsOag Gftermios
cao - iiffert til 9 0eiiionelie.
Snoeoeren, qaitor s. g. 6eeoe.
grunoeoe i'm SnolsOning paa 9ignels
len ON Den foyta5te SsH (9at. 49,.
DIT isnlige % foperlige 5or6olo /
renne Qignelie itiIbrer bet 6orbolo.
rer Tan oare neaem Sub og bans
Man tan tomme til at itaa / 5orz
5plo til Sub iom @aiter gsnnem 5n-
PRODUCTION. iom 3jsnere pep 2ejemaal;
gern al BAN bliDer man fun Deb
Qae maa oerfor isoes pdanp
for al blipe CUBS Bern. &riitus bar
sr9oerpet os Ret til SUBS Rigs, men
permeb er man tie ! bette Rige q. 6.
It @ubs9 am. 5or at fdd Del oeri
man fsbes paanp al 9ano 20
ltano (3aabsn, - Sob. 3. 30. Uleb
Striftiteo CT Der 10 sjort mango
Sumter; men lao oisie Sumter pare
2g ipsy9 blot: s6ooo itaar Der tire
get? 6porlebes lGier ou2" Site for
retf9reiae 8erningsrs Stplo. ION
oi bare sjort. men efter lin garmje rs
freliie ran os 1sO genfsoelisns
Bah % 5ornpelien / ben 6eaigaano.
ban FAR riaelig uOsit ooer os
oeo 5eius ariitus por 5relier Or.
50. Saa er oet Ia al 0aabs ufors
at ri bleoe fsote til al rare
SUBS gern life at gloos, 2sos -
er Manos Billie. men al @uo".
G%enfsoelien / Cmpenoelien bar n
zen 6iemmet i SUBS Orb. 6trrtn
jare tattet Tor SUBS Orb og ben lus
.berIte airtes Care ON 9enfeoelfen i
0aaben.
Sm0snosIisu og gsnfeoelisn oosrs
lsoigger life hinanOen. - Jlogte me-
Ter, at GmpenoeGespraoiten bsrsr
,lot 6eoningemisiionen til, andre, n
,en tun er nsopenr5 o%oerfor FABIAN
lN, iom fart og beitsmt Far iugt Sub
Sort fagt, ben timber MOOfselie
lie 8sgne; men a6oao itaar Der tire
iet2 6porlsbes laisr Ou?"
Rdniag. og ou bill IT,, at bodot
profeterne, Qpoitlene. ia 5eius ielo
0mpenoelis. Ogioa pore
sefenbeliesffrifter liant ben trifteli9e
Srfaring neo gennsm airtens 6iitos
lie piier, at bet er life fremmeb Care
,a Sparmeri. 5 2. get. 3, 8. og
Up. 9. II, 80, l9fer Ri, bOem Der itaI
'mOenbe fig, nemlig uGe Msnneiter
l1e 9egne.
Oct er life en- 8omspraritsn, fom
merer, men en- Naaoespr9oiten.
6pab er oa OmosnbeHen? (8et sr
fife ben baglige Smpenoelie, Der er
5ale Om.) Den bsftuur life ! noset
capperi efer Selpforbebrine Deb Get
]bre Gin. Zen sr en- Grtsnbslfs al
meb 4nger os geOreOelis.
amt at man DEFENDER benz oprigtig
ior Sub og alOorlig Tiger bans Raobe
ariitus". 0enne RaaOe tiliieer Sub
- - n Noh 1 or Da4ta q = ~ -,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-26
dniferen"
29ngiel.

Seq git alene en- often iiloe
mar BET atlantiite Sap.
6ult nreneo' % 6uloyeo' De gplger
pilbe!
Sfummenoe 9rap!
5anterne ftormsbe I grpitets 6angief.
Wlinoerne trangte zig frem.
Mit 6jerte bleD fptot meo uiigelig
9angiel
efter nit 6jem.
Gfter nit 7anmarts 6erlige Slettsr,
efter bets bruienbe Strdno;
efter bets oenlige, itraalenoe Ratter;
eftsr nit 2ano!
gringer min 6ilien, Q ruaenbe gslgsr,
me0 ier til 9dnrigets &bitl
Sig, at en- unoerlis 9jemDe fig osl9sr
opbt / nit grpitl
ans mine pnoige 6laa 9iolsr
6iit pao ben lOadnbite Stranbl
9plg ON be tuiinbe, imaa 8aprifoler,
ilenoe 8ano!
gteil : jeg bill meO ier. flpgtenoe
geIger. =
MsO jer til 6srt6as Qunol
6erfra paa en- Snstte jeg Gber fplgsr
enb benne Stunb!
5lppenoe Qanberl Q iusenbe 9inhe:
glas paa nit uOfp9nOte Sell!
6i9lp migl 0 Hjor0, at ieg gejen mua
Finbe
O0er 6aOipejl!
9anmartl eliteOe, Dsnlige MoOer,
oper bin pnoige 0al,
ir9Oer bin gngel meb 6immelffe gaz
Der
/ 5uiinbetdl!
Seq hprer Dam ipnge ON 6immelfres
ben
6iit fra SUBS epige Stoll
Straaleglans oOer bet banffe Chen
taiter SUBS Sol!
9immelen Itente big t~rofaite Sgnner,
felte meb Wob / 8drml
6erlige StialOe, bOis tonenbe ggnnsr
ftnrte Dor Nrm.
Wuatte / gnigbeb 9dnerne bnege
6iit pad ben bjemlise Stronb =
Ga fill bigl 0 9anmart! epigt Ill
Qntte!
JG~brenelanb!
4rel Waben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-26

u. .6perten 2oo sller Gran.
9%elium".
J.. Om 6tpttet / .Danisrea"
Iiom bar gioet 4nleonin9 til bette
CrSitiite. % ION ieg bar tiGaOt mil
ii i1.oe oet StDtts Cor. iiesr Ter
imoo Gang: aStpttet (sr) bosrtsn COP
eler GDangelium, men ct Stptfe nc
ralfloiof, % Moralfloiofen er bpers
len QoD eler Gpangelium, t6i Den
filler fig ifelge fin Qatur uoenfor
Subs Orb. - ) bette Stptte Finoes
omtrent lige iaa mango 9ilofareIier,
ipm Der er Orb. boiltet man life ifulbe
bare Oentet bos en- Wano, Der gaar /
Rette meo andre for u6erettiget grug
al gegre6er.
2. 6or bet fsrite Ter man Oeraf,
at Gang life ioritaar at feline meaem
COR" ca "a a6enbaret COR.
9enns iibite inoes aanite rigtig fun /
SUBS ORR. 8erfor tan Qpoitlsn
iige ON 6ebninqerne, at be life baDe
2Open", nemlig ben aabenbareoe 2oo
Ge 8Om. 2. ID. Ulen ben idmme
Qpoitel tiger / iamme SammeT5Gng.
at 6eoninesrne alligebel bar Qoo,
tenbe 9o0, er Dem ielO en- COB.
UIeo andre Orb. BET naturligs Mens
reifss 8~eoioItbeo er 9obbeDibtbe6.
ut bette er 3ilfploet, oerom Oibner
life blot SUBS Orb, men 6soenfa6et
ielO dflagger tpoelige 9ionesbprO Der.
ON. -
0ermsb sr life iagt. at life oenne
g%ebibfbsb er / 6sjeite 9rab forounts
let % forOenbt At SDnben; tbi bet
Oiier G%rfaringen.
3. Men netop oenne Q%op6epiOItbeb
er BET, iom eer bet muliat, at Subs
Orb, iom TANNER fra en- bel unOen
lSfGre eno ben, bet naturlige Wennes
Ite leOer /. aaigebel ian benDenbs Zig
til BET folone Wenneite og finoe ct
$1,000
3iltnptninsspuntt bos bette. Oct er
berom, 4poitlen taller, ndar ban Tiger:
.,Ulen pso Sanbbeoens Qa6en6drelie
anbefaler Ri os til aQe Wenneiters
SamOittigbeb for Subs aaIpn" q.
9or. a, q.
Den, berfor. Iom life f%orituar at
feline msIem yaoO" og oaobenburet
qor", fan umulig f~oritaa bet me
2eItumente. os ger fig ifplbis / Be-
arrtsfarbirring.
4. 9srnait frem9aar al BET ans
fsrte Orb, at quitor Gang lite fors
Itadr, at DISQUALIFICATION sr ct nbflog
netop At ben naturlige aoDbeDioitbeo,
|cg ultfaa ct 9ibnesb1rb om. bbao
4poitlsn flyer, at ifsnt 5eoningerne
itic bar aOben, er be benz IelO en- COB.
- 9ar ban bsrfor Ret I, fodo jsg
ontdeer, at n9pnte StDtfs | Dante
rem" er ct Stbffe MoroIFlofcF, idd
eioe- Fan mig meb bet famine Ret l.
Il bet sr ,,et Stbtte Cor, oe tOmmer
dltId1 til at itabfafte, netop 9Dob ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-26

Seg aft alene en- bitten iiloe
mar BET atIantiite 9ap.
6ult brrneb' % 6uloreo' be 8plger
pilbe.
Sfummenoe @rup!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-26

9anterne ftormepe / 9rpftets 5angisf,
M2inoerne trangte fig frem.
02it 6jerte bleO fplot meo uiigelig
Qangiel
efter nit 6iem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-26

Sturnmenoe @rup!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-09-26

Otter nit 9anmarts bsrlige SIettsr,
efter bets bruienoe Stranb;
efter bets oenlige, ftraalenoe R9tter;
efter nit 2dno!
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
aAaA2AHAaAHAaAaA AAaAAAaaaA6S666
ABOUT STRAWBERRIES.
The HOMEGROWN Berry is Said To
BE Better Than Usual.

1t is a noticeable feature this sea-
son that the Florida strawberries are
not as fine in size or even in flavor
as they usually are. This Is due to
an unusual early spring and the fact
that the southern shippers are trying
to rush the market by picking their
berries in partially green state. The
next berries that will appear on the
market will be the Tennessee crop.
The Tennessee strawberry is great
ly relished by people in this section.
A well-known commission merchant,
who has been in the berry business
for manN years, or at least since the
shipping industry of vegetables and
green products has been in vogue,
said:
you can't beat this immediate
section in the production of straw
berries The mode of cultivation
here has a great deal to do with the
flavor and appearance of the product.
Now, the Tennessee and Florida ber-
ries are grown in sandy soil, without
any protection. Not so in this sec
ton. The berry raisers here cult
vate their vines in the fall and then
cover them with straw, which, of
course, is plentiful in grain-growing
sections. When the vine shoots up
in the spring. the straw forms GOV
er over the soil. and the berry has a
clean surface to rest upon 1t ripens
prettier under such conditions and
the flavor is delightful. The indica-
cations are that the crop this season
will be excellent as to quality,
though the quantity may not be
what 1t generally is. The drouth
last fall did a great deal of damage
to vines. Many vines died. The
crop will be in full blast the latter
part of May. Strange to say, the
Illinois crop though just across
the river. is always about ten days
later than the Kentucky crop.
The berries are about the same vari-
ETY. and quality. and | cannot under
stand why they are so much later"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
A lively Runaway.

A team of horses sent by the Tully
livery stable to the Lagomarsino lilo
tel at Second and broadway to take a
drummer to the country. ran away
yesterday afternoon and struck a
telephone post In front of the hotel,
piece of the broken wagon hyine
against one of the slO0 plate glass
windows in the saloon and breaking
II, One OF the horses dashed across
the street In front OF Cherry's gro
Gerry and ran into a rope stretched
across to keep wagons on the excaya-
ted street, almost tearing the awning
In front of the grocery down, and
being knocked insensible. The wag
on was broken, Mr., lagomarsino's
loss is covered by insurance.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
Recommendations of the Com
mittee Were COncurred in.
The Purchase Of Rowlandtown school
Site Again Hangs Fire---Supt.
Hoyer Reelected.
NAMES OF NEW INSTRUCTORS.

The board of education met last
night and elected teachers for the en-
suing year. The superintendent and
principals had already been elected
and the election Of teachers was held
a month or more earlier than usual
in order that all would know in time
where they are to be next term.
The board took up the purchase
of the Rcwlandtown property for a
school, and referred 1t back to the
committee, to have change made
in the manner of drawing up the
notes for $4,000. and to have elm
mated from the deed a stipulation
that five feet be reserved for a public
alley
The note for $4,000 was all in one
and the board wants 1t in two 81, 900
notes. II was not known that any
provision was made for an alleyway
and the board decided It could open
the alley If 1t were ever necessary,
but would not agree to have any
thing in the deed about an alley.
The board fixed the salary of mu-
sic supervisor at $55 a month.
Mr.. Fred Hoyer was reelected SUI
perntendent of buildings for a year
by unanimous vote with a salary of
$50 a month. His tenure of Office had
been by the month but he has given
such satisfaction that he was elected
for a year this time.
The committee on examination
and course of study reported that
they had gone over the applications
and recommended the following for
places in the public schools:
High School.
Professor Payne, history; Adah
Brazelton, mathematics: Marian No
BILE, Latin: Emma Morgan, English
Professor C.. l.. Woodbury., science
Professor ]. l.. Riley, modern Ian
guages; Mrs. Eva Winfrey. supersis-
or of music.
Mabel Roberts, Lora Brandon,
Bertha Kettler, Rose Flournoy, Eth
ell Mitchell, Ida Bebout, Jessie Byrd.
Margaret Kirk. Sue Atchison, Flora
Mckee, Mabel Mitchell, Margaret
Acker. Mary o. Murray. Lille Bur
dine, Blanche Moore. Audrey Taylor,
Hannah Bonds. Mrs Ellen Wilcox.
Jessie Rock. Mrs. Fannie Taylor.
Laura Thomas, Virginia Johnson,
Lizzie Singleton, Ella Larkin, Eliza
beth Chapeze. Lucy Moore, Hattie
Sherwin, Esther Boyd, Ellen Willis,
lille Cook, Laura Hand, Cathy
Thomas, Annie Larltin, Addie Byrd,
Clara Moore, Ollie Wilson, Mary
Cummings, Emma Acker, Kate
White. Hattie Newell Eleanor
Wright, Carrie Blythe.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Young Man Of Metropolis, Hal Ma
nal, Dies of Wounds.

The remains OF Mr.. Hal Munal. OF
Metropolis. H.. reached the city to-
day from Caruthersyille. Mo. and
were taken to Metropolis today for
burial,
The young man was 23 years old
and had been married Ave months,
going TO caruthersyille to locate and
enter the timber buying business,
Several days ago while hunting he
was accidentally shot and died yes
terday of his injuries. lie was one
OF the most popular young men In
Metropolis, being a brother to city
Marshal James Munal, of Metropolis.
His father Is Mr., George Munal, re-
putsd the finest cornetist In Southern
Illinois. lie also leaves several
brothers.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
Theatrical Notes

George Fox, extensively billed as
"the blazing light OF Laughter" will
be seen at The Kentucky Thursday
and Friday nights In hiS latest and
funniest Offering, THE Man Behind 4"
A company of thirty singers, dancers
comedians and handsome show girls
will assist In this lively musical sat
ire. OF all the funny characters that
Mr.. Fox has been seen In during hlt
stage career. Marrnaduke James Per-
kins In the Man Behind offers an
opportunity for an ideal role for the
exploitation of his talents. The part
gives him full scope for his laugh
compelling ability. Cellmont Bark
land, Edwin Allen. +. Wallace Pike.
VIM. M. Beach, Miss Agnes Fuller,
Miss Airline Waldo. Miss Laura Drake
Miss Una Clara Johnson, Miss Rea
Rivers and many others will assist
In the jolity and some beautiful
scenic effects and costumes are prom
ised also large contingent of
physically attractive chorus girls
Seats are now on sale.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
Cheap Colonist Rates.

March LIST to May 18th. very cheap
Colonlst rates esily to California and
the Northwest via. Missouri Pacific
Ry'. and Iron Mountain Route from
st. Louis or Memphis. Through Pull
man Tourist Sleeper daily via. Mis-
souri, Pacific Ry., through scenic Col
orado to California. leaving 81. Louis
1910 p, IN. Through Pullman Tour
LIST Sleeper to California via, Iron
Mountain Route through Texas every
Tuesday and Saturday. leaving st.
Louis $3.50 q. IN. Personally con-
Quoted tours, For descriptive liter
ature. rates, etc. see Ticket Agents,
or write n. 4. @. Matthews. T. p. A..
SOL Norton Bldg, Louisville. Ky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10

A group of youngsters sat about on
last evening, carefully scanning a
gaudy circus poster in the hands OF
one. and telling of the sights they ex-
pected TO witness today when the
great Forepaugh-Sells circus arrived.
A number of interested hotel guests
were nearby and their attention had
been attracted by some amusing re-
marks of the kids that brought
them back TO the days when circus
time was the big event of the year
for them. In the group happened to
be a representative of the show who
offered free ticket for today's per-
Torrance to the boy who could write
the best piece of poetry bearing on
the show. Soon the kids were busy
with pencil and paper and when they
had finished the free pass was carried
of by Jimmy" who wrote the fol-
lowing:
When gro up | want to joyn a sir
kus
| want to joyn a sirkus.
! want TO wear pink and spangled
SCOT
And make a grand saloot.
] want to climb up on a big trapees
And skin the kat with ees,
And then hang up there onli bi mi
GERS
While everybody cheers"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
OWL FOR PRESENT.
Trainmaster Didn't Fancy IL and
Turned IL Loose.

Some one sent Tralnmaster l.. E.
McCabe. of the Paducah district OF
the |. c.. screech owl this morning.
Mr.. McCabe stated that he did MOI
know who sent II but didn't like such
pets and had the bird taken out and
freed. The owl flew against win
dow. chung there a short time, then
went to house top TO await the
coming OF darkness when he would
be able to see which way he wanted
to go.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10

TO "oust' the COW has resulted in a
temporary suspension of public bus
mess. according to the following dis
patch;
Madlsonvile, May 9.-The city
council of Madlsonville is unable to
meet and transact business on ac.
count OF the question of whether
stock should or should not be per
mitted 10 run at large and the alb
senee OF a member. The COW Law
proposition has been more or less a
theme OF discussion and division for
quiae awhile. About two years ago
the council passed an air-tight or
dinance prohibiting cows or hogs
from running at large at any time
day or night, but such a hubbub was
raised In certain quarters that il was
afterward amended so as to permit
the running at large during the day
Recently Jas, II Young, a member
OF the council. went to Colorado for
visit with his son, and when the
council met in regular session las,
Tuesday night. after passing the
claims and some other routine bust.
ness. adjourned TO attend the com
nercial club meeting. called for the
courthouse the same night. and fixed
Wednesday night for the adjourned
meeting. All were present that night
but Alderman Young. who was In
Colorado and Alderman Blanks.
Before the meeting was called TO
order, however. somebody whispered
something to Alderman Ross, some
thing seemed to dawn upon his range
of mental vision, and he recalled an
appointment previously made and
excused himself for a few minutes.
il appears that he was tipped to the
idea Alderman Chick Foley was lay
.ng for him to repeal the COW law.
With Alderman Young absent, AL
derman Foley, whose strenuosity is
tremendous In opposition to any sort
OF curfew law as applied to the ami,
NAL kingdom, had let som ebody
know that he had a good trump up
his sleeve and that he would spring
the repeal of this law while Alder
man Young was absent and that he
would be able TO rally a majority of
one and put the enemies of the lib
.orty of the COW to flight.
But Alderman Ross has been una
bic to attend the meetings since, and
Alderman Blanks has been seized
with an idea that the city hall Is un-
wholesome at this time, and that il
viii not be SAFE, from hyglenic
standpoint, until Alderman Young
returns from Colorado
Alderman Foley processes to be
very much disguised with the atti-
Jude OF his absenting colleagues and
threatens TO fight the question out
before the bar OF public opinion or
any other kind of old bar that he
may run across.
Meanwhile, Alderman Ross can be
found during business hours behind
the bar of the Kentucky bank, wink
ing the other eye whom anything
happens to be said about the COW law
or Alderman Young or Alderman Fo-
ley or anything of that sort.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
RAaaaaaHaaAaaHS
DOESN'T IT APPEAL TO YOU?

Doesn't the plan offer for insurance premiums appeal
practical solution the life
Haven't could
premums2 practically
failure premium
big thing to have the whole premium at time but if
will
without feeling the drain income If not familiar with the
plan
starting
obtain dcpotors
little each week. onetwefh
month"; when will be credit and begin draw
interests compromising Well be glad talk
with
MECHANICS AND FARMERS SAVINGS BANK,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
NORTH VIEWi!i
SiSty-two Lots For Sale I'm North
Niewlti

Sisty-two Lots For Sale I'm North
View!!!
The new street car line has been
recently built along 18th street to
Rowlandtown through North View.
We now offer for sale 62 of these
lots.
They are situated In a rapidly
growing part OF the city, on graveled
streets. shade trees
many OF them on the car line. and
are very desirable for residences.
win sell cheap, only part cash.
balance on good long time to suit
purchasers.
NORTH VIEW REALTY 4 I'M
PRoVEMENT co.
BY w. +. PAXTON,
JOS. l.. FRIEDMAN,
w. ID. GREER,
WILLIAM REED,
WILLIAM HUGHES,
W. G. ELLIS,
#. NJ. FISHER.
Apply to w. ID, Greer, Fraternity
building, Paducah. Ky.
W ID. GREER. Gen. Man'r.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
Colored.

Pauline Meyers, Addie Howells,
Laura Hibbs. Georgia Jones, Maggie
Pearson, Ulysses Kivel, Lizzie Haw-
kins. T. ID. Hibbs. principal of Gar
field building; Lula Benton, Ida
Baker, Rena Tenner. Minnie Hall,
Callie Emery, Maggie Merchant,
George Robinson, and Il. w. Benton,
latter principal of the Lincoln build
ing,
All the teachers now in the schools
who applied were reelected. Prof.
Woodbury. takes Prof. sullivan's
place, Prof, Riley the place OF Miss
McGugin. and Miss Eleanor Wright
the place of Miss Urmstein. while
Miss Emma Morgan gets Miss Stew
arts place as instructor in English
literature.
Prof, Woodbury. had been elected
superintendent of the schools at Mer-
ivile. Mo, for another year. but pre-
ferred 10 come To Paducah. Prof,
Riley comes from Arkadelphia, Ark,
and Miss Wright Is from Mayheld,
Ky. Miss Morgan has been a prin-
cipal In the schools here but did not
apply for principalship this year,
preferring other work.
As doubtless already we'll known
the principals are as follow,
W. III, Sugg, for Franklin building
j. T. Ross, for the Jefferson.
j. A. Jackson, for the II. u. Lee.
w, =, Johnson, for the Longfel-
low,
u. @, Payne. for the Washington.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10

What would you think Of a
man who, with u street-car line
az his door, walked ten miles a
day Ia his place Of business--not
because he could not afford To
ride, bu, simply because he had
never tried it?" And what
Of the man who tries 10 solve
all OF the little problems of life
without using the want ads.
simply because he has "neyer
tried theni?"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
Death az EIya.

Milton Wallace, age s2, of Elya
died this morning of consumption
lie leaves wife. and two children
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning al the family graveyard
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10
Miss Ieech Injured.

Miss Martha Leeeh. while driving
with Mr., Saunders A. Fowler yester-
day afternoon,on Trimble street, was
thrown out OF ife buggy by q sudden
turn OF the horse, and Tell in such a
way as 70 painfully ipiure ons knss
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10

The typewriter is mightier than
the telephone when II comes 10 re-
producing the message In court.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10

few applications VIII remove tan
OF sallowness aud restore beauty
Batinola is "A new discovery, guar.
nnteed and money refunded IL u fails
10 remove the worst cnse of freck-
les, pimples, liver spots. blackheads
and disfguring' eruptions In 20 days
After these defects are removed the
skin will be soft, clear. healthy and
leautiful. Price so cents and 81 90
druggist or mail.
Mrs w. l. curry writes:--Little
Rock, ARK, sept. 3, 1904 For three
years was troubled with pimples,
tlackheads ana spots. I tried every
thing advertised FOR skin disease with
out relief until the past few week.
have used Satinola with marvellous re-
suits. My complexion has been changed
70 smooth beautiful pink. without
blemish ! shall always keep Satin
ola In my home"
NATIONAL TOILET CO.,
Paris, Tenn.
Sold In each city by the leading
druggist.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-10

The cow QUESTION
AT JACKSONVILLE
Board Of Aldermen Is Afraid 10
Meet Because Of IL.
Much Feeling Both for and Against
the Cow, with No Final Settle
ment In Sight.
A CLOSE CALL FOR THE COW

Pedueah is not the only Kentucky
town now agitated over the "cow
question" In jacksonville the effor.
to "oust" the COW has resulted in a
temporary suspension of public bus
mess, according to the following dis
patch: