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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-24
TELEGRAMY.

PeterSDuS, Z4So iPCo'
Mikolaj wyjechai wczoraj rano z
Peterhofu na jachcie "Gwiazda
polarna' azeby udac SIG do Bior-
ka, 45 mil ma polnocny zachod
przez zatoke finlandzka spotkae
sic wieczorem cesarzem Will
helmem ma tegoz jachcie "Hohen-
zollern".
Niemate zdumienie zapanowa-
10 w kosach dyplomatycznych
nietylko w Memczech Rosyi, "a
lie talzze Francyi Anglii, gdy sic
dowiedziano o tym zjezdzie, tenn
bardziej, re W ostatnich dnlach
kilkakrotnie urzedowo zaprzecza-
no, by obaj cesarze zamierzah sic
spotkae. Tenn dziwniejszem to sic
wydaie, IL carowi ME towarzyszy
minister spraw zagranicznych, a
nj tez ambassador niemiech W
Petersburgu / zdaje sic, re Ct O.
bydwaj ME wiedzieli do ostatniej
,chwili zamierzonym zjezdzle.
Zdaje sic, ze caserz Wilhelm, ME
possugujac sic zwyksyrni W Ia
ich wypadkach hanalami dyplo-
nlatycznyni, na waasna reks te-
legraficznie wprost carem u1o-
zya to spotkanie.
Carowi towarzyszy jednako-
woz dose liczny orszak. Nalezy.
do niego przedewszystkiem wiel-
ki ksiaze Micha1 A1exandrowicz,
a potem fr. Benkendorf, marsza-
lex dworu; gen. baron w. Frede-
ricks, minister dornu cesarskiego;
hr. Heyden, szef szambelanow
cesarskich; admiral Birylow, mi
mister marynarki; kap. v. Essen,
byly konendant Sewastopolu W
czasie oblszenia Portu Artura;
kap. Czagin, by,y komendant Al
mazu, jedynego okretu rosyjskie-
go, ktory po bitwie W Morzu ia
ponskiem dostaa sic do Wlady-
wostoku; kap. Hintze, okretowy
attache niemieckiej ambasady,
rowniez znaczna czese dworu ce-
sarskiego, eskorta wojskowa i
narynarska cesarza stral pod
dowodztwem adm. Nielowa.
Szczeg6lna jest rzecza, re W
tyn orszaku jest tylu wybitnych
oficerow marynarEi wojny z
Japonia re zjazd ten odbywa
sic w przededniu pokojowej kon-
fereneyi w Waszyngtonie. Przy-
puszczaja jednakowoz nieiktorzy,
re chodzi o omowienie konferen-
cyl marokanskiej
J Paryskie gazety, wyrazajac
zdumienie, oswiadczaja, re cieka-
IVA bedzie rzecza, iaka bedzie
pierwsza czynnose cara po tym
zjezdzie. Berlinskie gazety ro-
wnie So zdziwione, jak irancuz-
kie angielskie.
Paryz, ago lipca. = Odkad
Witte przybyl do Paryza, zwra-
ca sic ma niego powszechna uwa-
ga. Onegdaj Witte mia} dwugo-
dzinna konferencye premierem,
Rouvieren, a potem pos1uchanie
u prezydenta Loubeta; co do tre-
Sci rozmow najglebsza zachowu-
je sic tajemnice. .Nakoniec jeszcze
p. Witte diugo konferowa} ro-
syjskim ambasadorem Nelido-
wen, poczem wyslas kuyera do
cara. Zdaje sic, re francuzh pre-
nier teraz juz najzupelniej do
kiadnie zna zamiary ,Rosyi co do
pollojowej konferencyi.
Helsingfors, Finlandya, "a lip
ca. = Szef policyi pusk. -Krema-
renko zostai ,przez pewnego czlo-
wieka, zowiacego sic Prokop, wy
strzalem rewobweru raniony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-24

Jeszcze 10 osob.
Kontradmira1 Goodrich, . ma
czelnik stacyi marynarki pacyfi-
cznej, we czwartek przybedzie do
San Diego, azeby poprowadzlc
sledztwo; ma on polecenie wy
znaczyc w tym celu konlisya, ia
ka uzna "a stosowna.
New York, "a lipca. = Col.
Daniel Lamont, sekretarz wojny
"a administracyi Clevelanda, u
mari wieczorem o godz. o:15 w
swej posiadioSci W Milbrook, Du-
chess Co., N, Y, po krotkiej cho-
robie. UrodzR on sic 9 lutego
1851 w Cortlandville, N. Y. Roz-
pocza1 swa karyere jake dzienni-
karz, cd r. 1885 do 1880 byl pry-
watnym sekretarzem Clevelanda,
a 8 marca 1893 zosta{ przez tegoz
zamianowany sehetarzem woJ-
ny. By1 on wiceprezydentem ko-
lei Northern Pacific i dyrekto-
rem wielu kolei zelaznych i IL
nansowych korporacyj. Pozosta-
via wdowe dwie corki.
Racine, Wis, 24 lipca. = POI
nocna czest powiatu Racine
wczoraj nawiedzis huragan z ry-
kiem, ktory slychac bylo W pro-
mieniu S milowym; nadszeda z
poludniowego zachodu, pozmiata1
po drodze stodoly, wyrywas drze-
wa p1oty, a chociaz dziwnym
wypadkiem innych budynkow ME
poburzy1, to przeciez zrzadzil ma
polach spustoszenia wielkle.
Dwie osoby zosta1y zabite, kllka-
nascie sztuk bydla zabitych, dru-
ty telegraficzne pozrywane, a
szkode materyalna obliczaja ma
100000.
Kansas City, Mo-, "a Epca. -
Samuel Nowasal, Chorwat licza-
cy lat 22, zostal wczoraj zastrze-
lony przez nieznajomego czlowie-
ka, kiedy szed{ utica z przyJacle-
lem swoim, rowniez Chorwatem,
Michalem Simonem. Obaj wraca-
Ii z mieszkania dwoch panlenek,
kt6re po pewnem weselu odpro-
wadzali do domu. Policya szuka
sprawce lub sprawcow morder-
stwa.
Portsmouth, N. H., "a lipca. -
Onegdaj dokonano tu arcydzie}a
sztuki inzynierskiej. Ia pomoca
iskry elektrycznej spalono As ton
dynamitu, w skutek czego usu-
nieto glaz try akry wielki, ktory
staf ma przeszkodzie zegludze W
rzece Pisoatqua. Olbrzymia te
mase dynamitu, najwieksza mo-
re, jaka Medykolwiek nagroma-
dzono ma jednem miejscu celern
spowodowania wybuchu, po mi
strzowsku rozmiesciE kontrakto-
rzy pod nadzorem urzednikow
zwiazkowych. Pracowano mad
przygotowaniem tego dzie}a
przez try lata; koszta wynosi1y
$4,000. Kiedy nadeszla wielka
chwila doprowadzenia do wybu-
chu, ma brzegu rzeki ma wy
spach zgromadzonych bylo oko}o
10000 ludzi. Gubernator Nc
Lane z New Hampshire, urzedni-
.cy zwiazkowi i stanowi wiele
innych gosci honorowych, repre-
zentanci floty, obaj senatorzy
dwai posiowie do kongresu ocze-
kiwali ciekawoscia wydarzenia,
kiedy o godz. 4:1o ma znak dany
przez kontradmirala Meada, pan
ma Ethel Foster, najmlodsza cor
ka kontraktora, dotknela guzika
elektrycznego. Nastapila krociu-
tka pauza. Zaraz potem jednak
wzniosia sic olbrzymia masa wo-
dy, kamieni, gliny drzewa do
CORY, a'towarzyszyi temu zjawi-
sku jakoby grzmot odleg1ych
dial. S1up wielki woody wzniosi
sic W srodku do cory ogromny
1,1,r,,, ootoo1,y1 CO. L.. Mo,., a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-24
z urzedu zdrowia.

Ostatnie upa}y wp1yne}y BAR
dzo szkodliwie ma zdrowotnosc
mieszkahcow miasta. Jak wyka-
zuje rapport komisyi zdrowia, by
10 w zeszfym tygodniu 627 wy
padkow smierci, podczas kiedy
W tygodniu zaprzeszlym zanoto-
wano tylko All, w odpowied-
nim tygodniu zesz}ego roku 53S
wypadkow. Rata smiertelnosci
wzmogla sic o 40 procent. W.
pierwszym roku -zycia umarlo W
zeszlym tygodniu 1SS dzieci, a W
tygodniu zaprzeszlym tylko 1o7.
22 osoby ponios1y smiere z pora-
zenia promieniami slohca. Ma
choroby zo1adka umarlo 7S osob.
W. szpitalach wzrosla liczba cho-
rych ma goraczke tyfoidalna o IS
procent. Komisya zdrowia pocie-
sza mas faktem, re W ciagu o.
statnich kilkunastu lat smiertel.
nose ogolna znacznie sic zmniej-
szy1a i re jest uzasadniona ma
dzieja, IL po uplywie dalszych rs
lat znaczna ilosc osob' w miescie
Chicago doczeka sic 100 lat zy-
cia.
Wynalazca zwaryowa1.
Przemyslowiec wynalazca
George E. Fowler pm. 3oS Su-
perior ave. wybra} sic wczoraj z
iona jej przyjaci6lka ma spacer.
Kiedy wracaho do domu, PAM
Fowler spostrzegla w usposoble-
niu meza gwaltowna zniane. "a
chowywai sic inaczej, niz zwy-
kle, irytowa1 sic, wreszcie dobyf
rewolweru i zmierzyl sic do 20
ny. Ia uciekla, a Fowler wlazi
ma drzewo i grozii zastrzeleniem
"przekletej baby" Przywoaano
policve i ieden ze str6i6w publi-
cznego porzadku wygramolil sic
takze ma drzewo, zkad sciagna1
wynalazce, kt6ry tymczasem po-
padl w szal.
Ostrozrlie psarni.
.Ob. Johnson z pm. 1771 w.
North ave., ma 7 letniego syna
Franklina, posiada uadto psa tax
1agodnego, re nigdy jeszcze nj
komu krzywdy ME uczynii. Chic
piec bawil sic ma podworku z o.
wynn psem i jak sic zdaje, doku-
cyl mu tax bardzo, re zniecier-
pliwione psisko warkne}o, rzuci-
10 sic ma Franklina, ugryzlo go
w lewe ramie i zgniotlo mu ze-
bami dion. Johnson ME przypusz-
cza, azeby pies nlia} sic wsciec,
lecz lekarz dla pewnoSci wypalis
rany chlopca, kt6ry nauczony
smutnem doswiadczeniem, przy-
rzekf rodzicom, re odtad psami
bedzie sic obchodzil bardzo Ia
godnie.
Kompania Union Traction.
Przez swoich adwokatow w.
w. Gurley i Johna S. Miller wre-
czyla kompania Union Traction
sws odpowiedz ma skarge mia
sta. Odpowiedz zajmuje 1So stron
rozumowania, przytacza Char
ter" i ordynanse kompanij West
Chicago North Chicago Street
Railway, przytacza swe umowy
z owemi kompaniami odwoluje
sic ma uchwale legislatury r..
1866. Sens moralny odpowiedzi
Jest ten, re kompania Union
Traction rosci sobie pretensye do
eksploatowania ruchu ulicznego
ma przeciag SO lat.
Napady W dzielnicy poanocrfo "a
chodriej.
Wczoraj mad ranetn stroz no
cny Antoni Gerig spostrzega ma
rogu ulicy Emily i N. Ashland
ave. 45 letniego Antoniego Tes-
nera z pm. 12s Lister ul. Tesner
lezal bez przytomnosci, z opu-
chnietem okiem z ponwawione-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
CAPT. BILLY
WELL KNOWN FORMER PADU-
MAN OPERATED ON.
Believed That Capt. E. w. Crum-
baugh Will Soon Recover.

The following from the Wagner,
Indian Territory News, will be of in
terest to the many friends in Padu-
cab of Mr.. L. w. Crumbaugh. for
merly in the newspaper business
here:
DIR. Ruble. surgeon for the NJ. X
& 7. and Missouri Pacific railways.
reported to the News last evening
that the operation performed upon
Captain f. w Crumbaugh. the teie-
graph editor of the News for chronic
appendicitis was successful in every
respect and that he believed the cap
tam will resume his duties at the 81
flee week earlier than had been ex-
pected.
DR. Ruble had expected assistance
rom other towns as the prominence
Of the patient justified taking every
precautions known TO science The
expected physicians failed TO arrive
and DIR. Ray was conscripted DR.
Ray is a new physician to the aver
age citizen. having recently located
here. but Dr. Ruble recognizing hi
apparent ability made him a part Of
the proceedings and went TO the
trouble to come to the News office to
publicly express is thanks for the
able services rendered by DIR. Ray
The News needs Captain Crum-
haugh and his services. and asks the
press of the territory to join us in
prayer for his speedy recovery.
DR.. Jobe was with DR. Rube in
the operation. and to him is due
much credit 70 the success OF the
operation.
Captain Crumbaugh is an absolute
stranger to the citizens of Wagner
but many Of them have honored him
with a visit, for all OF which they
have the thanks OF the News
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
PEDaGoGuEs ADJOURN.
Teachers Make Important Recon-
mendations at Murray Meeting.

Murray, KY. Dec. 4.-The fifth
annual meeting of the FIRST District
Educational association was a most
interesting and profitable session.
In the election OF officers fer the
year, Prof. J. S. Ragsdale. of Padu-
cab, was chosen president; Prof H..
II. Davis of Caldwell county, vice
president, and S. j. Ellington, of
McCracken county secretary.
The teachers passed resolutions
petitlcning the legislature to estab-
Ssh thlee normal schools in the state
and asking that 100000 be taken
from the school fgnd and used 20
maintain them. The phasent system
OF having three trustees to each
school district was declared uasa .as-
factory, and II was recommended
that the legislature change thu nav
so as to have three school commits
sloners In each county.
Princeton, KY, was chosen as the
place for the next meeting.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04

Speaker Cannon Is right He said
in his speech saturday that on the
republican rnrty rests the RESPONSE
biAty of the country's prosperity, and
the party must see TO it that no leg
islation is essayed that would in any
way interfere with II. The party
must regulate. but cannot, should
not, destroy. 1t will not. There are
wis heads and shallow pates in con-
gress. Some hRetio make loud
noise, and some are arant cranks
But a majority are patriotic. intell.
gent men, and will do their duty to-
wards the whole people. The ccun-
try Is safe.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
MARROW ESCAPE
At Cairo for Fred Hisey, Formerly
Of paducah

The Cairo Citizen OF Saturday con
tains the following about Fred Hisey,
formerly OF Paducah. ard a son OF
Constable Phil Hisey, OF Paducah:
Fred Hi>,y. a well known young
man OF this city, had narrow escape
from death yesterday afternoon when
he drank the contents OF bottle con
tair'ng corbolic acid and corrosive
sublimate.
Fortunately he discovered his mis-
take and a physician was called who
administered emetics Mr. Hisey
thought he was taking dose Of lime
water and did not realize his danger
until after he had swallowed por-
ton OF the poison.
He was reported much better to-
day
~Mr4 Hiscy is a son-in-law OF Mr.
and Mrs David Johns. OF Thirty
third and Sycamore streets. having
-ecentlv married their daughter. Miss
Hazel"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
He Suggests December 9th or
the 22nd.
Mayor Yeiser Prefers December Sth
and Has So Photographed the
Lexington Official.
MEETING MAY BE AFTER 25TH

Mayor ID. A. Yeiser this morning
received letter from Mayor Combs
of Lexington, relative to a meeting
of committees from second class cit
les at Lexington for the purpose of
arranging for legislation to amend
the charters of cities of the second
class relative to taxation and the
methods of raising revenue from this
source, and in other ways.
Mayor Combs suggested the date
be fixed for the sth of December at
the Phoenix hotel in Lexington and II
this was not desirable to make II the
22. Mayor Yeiser stated that the Sth
would do for Paducah but not the
%. If the Sth isnot decided on, a
date suitable to Paducah will have t6
bo after Christmas.
He wired to this effect this morn
ing and will receive an answer pro-
badly in time to present the matter
to the council tonight. The mayors
of Covington and Newport have also
been telegraphed by the Lexington
mayor relative to a suitable date.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
o o o o O o O O O q
} WHY HE DIDN'T WAIT. O
o o o o o o o o o ,

Capt. Pat Ha,loran. who for years
ran as conductor on the railroad with
Baggageman VIM. Flower. was In
Paducah yeste day TO see his Old
friends Mr. Halloran Is now at &C
dar Bluff managing the stone quar-
ries and gets 10 Paducah very rarely
Messrs. Halloran and Flowers were
discussing Their form9 experiences.
A drummer had just boon Kicking
about the excess baggage he had TO
pay. H threatened all kinds of
things. but was met with deaf ear
by the baggageman. who Is used TO
the bluff.
THAT reminds me OF the time a
drummer tried to have me fired be
cause I failed to hold the train for
him." Mr. HalNoran laughingfy re-
marked. 1--WE got IN on time and
left on time, and the drummer. who
II seems was a representative OF d
big shipper, was a little plqued an
reported me.
81 got a letter asking me Why !
failed to wait for the drummer and
his baggage. Well / wrote back that
| got in on time. had a schedule 10
go back and lsft because my schedule
did not p'ovidic any wa Is for delay
cd passengers and baggage. l did
not get fired"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
A CASE FOR THE GRAND JURY.

The grand jury now in session
should fully Investigate the attempt
on election night to stesha ballot box
from an election officer, and upon
failure, the setting fire to the election
officers coal house.
Paducah has never had any of the
disgraceful outrages that character
ize elections in a few other Kentueks
cities, and the good people do not
want any of them.
Right now is the time to show
those with a tendency to commit cleo
tion crimes that the people of Pa
ducah and McCracken county VIII not
stand for such offenses.
If the commonwealth and county
attorneys desire to do their duty
they viii see that no pains are spared
to git all the witnesses possible be-
fore the grand jury, and that the
grand jury does its duty.
lt is reliably reported that the
hackman who conveyed the would
be ballot box thieves TO the election
offiosr's house can easily be found,
and that he was paid SIS for hauling
them and keeping mum" If no n
dietment can be found in the alleged
attempted theft. one may be for ar
son. 1t is. certainly the duty of the
grand jury 10 soe that no stone is
left unturned in ferreting out the
guilty, and at least show the law
abiding people of Paducah who II is
who would seek to tamper with the
will of the people by stealing ballot
boX.s, and who have no higher sens,
of right and justice than TO set fire
TO a citizens property.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04

Who does not make errors in ev.
eryday speechg As matter of fact
1t is very unusual to md any person
whose use of the English language
is absolutely correct. The following
are examples of some very frequent
errors or faulty expressions often
heard:
Let you and I go''-should be
you and me-
II am as good as her''--should be
"as she."
you are younger than me-
should be than l."
Come to dinner with John and L"
should be John and me-"
Between you and r'--should be
you and me-"
Where are you going?who? Me?"
should be who? u"
who do YOU see?"-should be
whom"
IF | was her"-should be eff /
were she."
WAS it m?"-should be "was
it he?"
~who was lit bsF'-should be
whom" - ~
These examples of Faulty Die
ton" are so common that many peo-
pie look upon the improper form as
being the correct one, and Thomas
II. Russell, LIB. editor-in-ckief of
Imperial Dictionary, has
done the public great service in
having written the new book, enti-
tied Faulty Diction, or Errors in
the Use of the English Language
and How to Correct Them" which
the publishers have. by printing it on
thin Bible paper, succeeded in get
ting into what may be called Vest
Pocket size. Hh
Illustrating the comprehensive
treatment that has been given the
subject by the author, there are 1917
headings treated in the book, under
some of which-''plurals" for in
stance-over fifty errors that are not
at all unusual are to be found illus
trated and corrected.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
Briefly Noticed.

No inspection of the female ward
OF the Central Kentucky Asylum for
the Insane. at Lakeland, was made
by the November grand jury ON ac-
count of alleged diseourteous treat
ment of the Jurors by thu officials.
Jurors say they were gwen no oppor-
tunity to inspect any department 'ex-
cept the male ward, and were told
that their car was "about due" DR..
NJ. II. Y1aman, superintendent of the
asylum, denies the charge of dis
courtesy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04

The committee that passed on the
book of so-cal'ed city ordinances for
which the city paid about $500.
ought to be sued for damages: and
the men who voted to accept the Or
dinances and pay out the peoples
money for the compilation. should
be made to pay the balance. 1t Is
about the worst job imaginable. W.
find among these so-called "nsvised
ordinances" ordinances passed
years ago while Paducah was in the
third class, and which could not pos
slbly be In force now because they
conflict with the statutes All a per-
son has 10 do to ascertain what an
atrocious job was put up on the tax
payers. rs to g'ance Though these re-
yised ordinances
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04

Rev c. H. Perryman has gone TO
Temple Hill. ILL.,. to conduct series
OF revival services. He will be absent
two weeks.
The services yesterday at the Ea''
Baptist church were largely attended
both morning and evening. Rev j.
+. Richey, the pastor, preached at
both hours.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04

The democratic state O ganizaton,
through Its organ, the Frankfort
State journal thus gives Congress
man James Tip" to SAY nothing
and saw wood" "OAle James. the
big congressman from the First dis
trlct. t.lls a Washington correspond
ent OF the Louisville Post that Black
burn ana Payntor viii each go falto
the demociatic caucus with an equal
number of votes, and that Haldeman
win hold the balance Of power Firsl
thing olMe knows his propensities for
straddling bsnce win get him into
trouble, and somebody else will be-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04

As President Rooseye.t's special
tsain was passing through North
Philadelphia Saturday night. on the
return from Pc inceton to Wash
ten CITY, some unknown person
hurled a mason's plumb through
one of the windows of the COM
bination car. The missile fell at
the feet of Mai. Webb Hayes. The
president, who was in his private car,
did not know of the incident until
an hour latev.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
Accident 20 Mayor Powell.

Henderson. KY, Dec. Mayor J.
Henry Powell fell in his yard here
sustaining quite a severe injury. He
cut quite cash in the back of his
head, which required several stitch
es to close. He will be confined to his
room for several days.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
Modern woodman Meet Tonight.

Camp 1913 n. w. A. holds annual
election of officers and win initiate a
lodge class Of app. cants tonight at
regular meeting. An members re
quested to be present.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
Hunting Casualties In Wisconsin.

Milwaukee. WIS. DC. i.-When
the hunting season in Wisconsin and
Upper Michigan closed Thursday
night all records for casualties among
hunters had beon broken. There are
twnty-six dead and nfty-five wound
ed some Of whom many not recover.
The usual number of the wounded
and killed were mistaken for deer.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04

1t is the belief of Senator Bever-
idee, Of Ind ana, that the coming con-
gress viii pass bin admitting Okla
homa and Indian Territory as one
state and Arizona and New Mexico
as another.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04
Daily Thought.

"The man with an idea has ever
changed the face of the world.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-12-04

gn drawing his congressional sala-
ny"
The Tupelo journal., 1905-02-17
Big Business.

The Mobile and Ohio Railroad
has made its report Of it's opera
tons for the last quarter to the
Mississippi Railroad Commission,
which is as follows:
Total receipts from all sources,
S2,206. 1905; operating expenses,
ST., 344 ,O27.85; net revenue after
deducting II charges, $500, 057,01,
an increase Of $l32.S99 60 oven
corresponding quarter of last ear
This is the best showing made b,
any railroad in the state for the
quarter embraced.
This report shows that the
business of that part of our state
through which the Nj. aud 0. runs
had an exceptionally prosperous
season. 1t also shows that under
the management Of Col. Is. l.
Russell, the "oId Reliable" has
greatly increased its earnings.
A rule was recently promul-
gated by the NJ and Q. to the
effect that all claims for damage
not exceeding $25, shall be settled
by the local agents. This will
prove a great saving to parties
The Tupelo journal., 1905-02-17
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LEE Y.

To George Iost:
An attachment at the suit OF W. X. Rea
against YOUR estate Tor seven hundred
dollars returnable before the Circuit
Court of Lee county at Tupelo, Miss.
has been executed and is now pend ing
in said court, and unless you appear be-
fore said court on the Third Monday OF
Feb, 1905, and plead to said action,
Judgment will be entered and the estate
attached will be sold.
F. l. KINCANNON.
Circuit Clerk Lee County Mississippi.
| 20-05 st.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-02-17
damaged and will avoid many
suits. This was the rule when
Col. Russell was president of the
road

Your moneys wor h or re
fund Of ticket Is the motto of j
A. Cobuin, manager and owner
of The Great Barlow Mlnstrels
who will appear in Tupelo on Feb
Is 1t Is useless 70 add that not
one regret or demand for r-fun,
of money ur nnr word = ii,s.ti,-
tactuu ~ head when tble geutle
mans company appears.