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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26
sidewalk Peineilinas
A Matter of Beauty.

"A comparative stranger in Mont gomery a few days ago took issue with me-" said a travelling salesman yester- day, when told him that Montgom- cry has more pretty women to the square mile than has any other city in the South. He is a man who wor- ships averages and is always prepared to discount any particular distinction of a city whenever it is brought out.
 For instance, in the argument over beautiful women, he insisted on say ing that 1t is not reasonable to say that one city has more pretty women than another on the same basis of size. He declared that the law of averages would destroy my proposition about the gentler sex of Montgomery. finally made him concede that there is such a factor as climate and atmosphere that work their influences on the appear ance of both man and woman that live in them.
 Well. suppose that this city has just the climatic qualities that make for the ruddy complexion and jovial eyes. Is it not permissible to say that we have on this account an advantage over Birmingham and other cities of the South? I think so. l am sorry, though. that the study had be re- duced to philosophical inquiry instead of observation as the latter would move anybody, but a wooden man, to a superior admiration of the women of the Capital City"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

Another American actress-also, an heiress-has married a noble Lord, the Earl of Rosslyn. Divorce in due time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26
Only Two.
Columbiana St

COIumbIana SentlneI
 Only two absolute monarchies are in existence-Russia and the Standard oil Company, and the twentieth century has both of them on the run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

contemporary gets it Governor Peacock, of Colorado" Would not Governor Buzzard" be better?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26
Boy Dropped His Flask.

What was an amusing incident to pedestrians yesterday at the corner of Dexter Avenue and Lawrence Street was little short of a tragedy to a coun- try negro boy" said a man yesterday. "A wagon drove up to the corner and stopped. The negro boy who was in the front seat arose and jumped to the pavement when crash! went something in his pocket. streamlet of amber fluid began to trickle out of his coat pocket down the leg of his trousers. The expression on the face of the boy was something lamentable.
 T could not refrain from laughing and many others stopped on the spot and watched the scene. The boy stood as if petrified for a few seconds. Then he grabbed his pocket and tried to stop the expensive flow. There was no stop ping the thing, though. It was all off with the pint for which he had longed probably the whole week. He realized by degrees. that all was lost and com placently extracted the broken flask from his pocket. It had struck the rim of the wheel when he jumped from the seat. His face looked as if he wished he was president of the concern which made the wagon. He would see to 1t that the fore wheels were here after made lower"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

Don't say Tots" for many" or "sev- eraI"
 Example: There were lots of peo- pie there" should be There were many Cor severaD people ther
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

Sunday Average. February. 1905. .io,e1o P. s, Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. sayss The foregoing statement of The Ad- yertiser's- circulation for the month of Feb ruary, 1905. is tsue and correct and com piled after all returns from news boys. news aEents and leftover copies have been de- ducted. P. s. NOBLE.
 Circufation Manager.
 The Advertiser Company. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of March. 1905.
 F. W. JACKSON, (Seai1 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
 Company. Notice to Stockholders.

Louisville, Kentucky, February 20, lsos. Fra the stockholders of the Louisville a
 Nashville Railroad Company:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

MT. George Wallace. of. Anniston. fl in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26
Internal Cleanliness.

Mir. W. D. Hutchison. of Elba, is i the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

MT. E. B. Williams. of Mobile. is a visitor to Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

MT. J. N. Austell. of New Decatu is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

MT. S. R. Wood and Horod Erwin, of Prattville, were in Montgomery yes- terday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-26

MT W. A. Porter, of Birmingham. is in Montgomery.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Sic 0rabtluic Sclcoraphir

SIN gcipnbnlidcn %crtchr hat Sic
orubtloic S%clcarnpbic Sem Crlhl noh
feline groBc Gontltrrcn5 Ncnod,t: inn
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0ung 5piidjcn Dem Nrcr}or .&cit
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ais V~rGliocnt Hop'epcIt 'ctnc SCENT.
iabrt nntrnt. Ser NrditNHt upu
NrniiIicn ididtc fiir5lidl ais oo2
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Nruentinier mlttelIt orubtl0icr SclC-
Qrupbie 81 bcgriiBen. "a Sic Edible
beiocr iiioumerifnnildcr Ncpublifcn
nit 0robtloicr Selegraphlc nah ocnt
0cittidcn Spitcm .leIcnmtcu" aus
lcrilltct iino, fnnntc Dies ohncS dmic,
riQfcitcn Gcid)cben.
Gle boaGnoilhc M|iIit0rucrual.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

3u9u0QcI i'm u Il d. i
ihncu5uG. Mton id)rcibt Der n6ront
~iltrtcr ,3t9." aus ser Sdppeii: Sic
Observation-Disclosures, oic icbt nod) Dem
Siiocn 5icbcn, iino in Scr StNucii
uon Dem irilb5eitig ctn1etretcnct
Sdrnccpcttcr graham ilberroldt
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lie, III ocn Srtifoiten 3ntllld)t 5ll
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Silocn. no Scr 3ugiilhrer uno Die
Station@bcumtcn pon Gblollo 200
Stiid mIiilnttcrn licBcn. Nnr orci
SbIerhcn lunren aili Dem transport
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Tcfnnntlmad)nnNcu
Stat Wturhlnuo.

2tOnt MiarnIanc.
@nrcuu oce SmnBmcitcre.
annapolis -. no. I. ZION. 1908.
St.tIO.G9G.t5 Silnui int sdlnHumt.
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(be Commonwealth @uIIf bon VnI
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Ibc g|uiiunnl l2cbuuica' PAM bon
baltimore, Mo. 49,. e. ........ 07I2Gai
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more. no. -. ...,....,.. II. 256.3o
@uuf bon Baltimore. Mto...... 25,06l.69
more, mo. -" ~. .......... 2O.i52sO
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liuuf bon Baltimore. lto...... 4S.03G.G3
purioro Rational Nunt BON Pcl9lir,
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Coaion ,&]utioua! Honr oon Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
SuhcsfGac

Vim 81. Cnobcr Giiiabctb Sini i'm glitt oon
1 Tubr.
Vim 80. Citober WinrGarct 9ientBer i'm !,
Sabre ibrCe Ycbcus.
Vim 30. Cftobcr Catherine shercr, / 1uDr
YIN 81. Cnobcr Anutc 4. @cfler, II Sabre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

cingegongcn. @cnn c9 moth tbut,
Mill bic Su5crner Srnitbologiihc @e.
'clidoit oicica critic Experiment mic-
0crbolcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
0nmhnn Hnrf.

Ter bauptinhlimite 1rieObuf In SaItimore.
8t icoer 2cit crrsihbnr. 6iini Gents 5abr'
ecI6 BON atlcn Gtnottbcilcn. StraBenbnbll,
RuqaonS pnihrcH ocn 6anpittngnne, aIle bret
WtIliifett, Iurmcs g2nrtcSimmer fir Golde,
sic ben ;~Sricnbuf bel raubem g8Citcr beInhcn,
QeardbnibpldRe al febr uldblacn Bretit1,
IdrlnitIib inter fortiudbrcnncr Yilege.
SHreau: Tr. II, @ef'Saratoga'S trnhs.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Inhu z. Scf.

IS finrn am l.. a'obcmOcr 1905 lit ieiucr
gFcbuuro. III. 700. Gfts22. StraBe. 3ubn g.
Ted, |Qcltcbicr Guttc bon Noinlte 0cd, I'M
bci Sreitaa, hcn 3. gtopcmDcr. ~ ubr g}ornt
bon Der ohcu Ncnulntcrr No6uunG aus itutt,
uno baul uuh Der Ct. gIlphonite- Hlrtc, no
nm 81 Ilhr cine Hcauiemsg tCiie liir oHo Ncil
iciucr 5cclc N~cICict iuiro. NciiCGun9 %pripniiln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

Ncrmloc5 cl%n9ctroilcn. Ger Srun2.
port mlIBtc bon GQllito0 0c3 nic0ri.
gen MnilcrItonOc2 mo scr piclcl,
Stronld)ucIlcn mcQcn 5ltm groBtclu
(bcil in oiicncn Nootcn porgcnom,
men mcrocn. Ger @ou Ger Stotio.
ncu miro MN, nnhOcm Die @urpt.
'hmicrt9fcitcn iibcrmunocn lit0, raid
Qclor0crt lpcrocn.
Souicl mir miiicu, lit olldj Der
arobtc Sbcil u%nicrrr Morinc nit
- Sclcluntcn" Npparotcn nll9gcril.
ltct, ocrcn 9teidypcitc oltl %mcniAitcn5
80 WtCilcn crprobt porocn iii.
Nrun0C II, G tronC II ,
2Icpci unO HlIuumcn obnc &crnc bot
man icbt; obcr cine Eortci obnc
,NoG" mo cine Nuhl obnc Mcttcn.
0jc bat man nod ntd)t.
Wiiiouri bat NIT icincr
0bit. uno @ccrcn 3lrd)t oicica &o6r
enc 3lIllohnlc bon llbcr jloeIcIllbolb
V}llllonen Collars 0cbobt. Sic Gro
bccrCn Grntc ullcil brodtc rllrcn Or
los pon nobCit elmer N}iNion Col
lars.
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gen ociltld)cl Seltllll9 Der oNrtorlo3
StootS- 3cltlu1A" Dor. Nit clllcm
~bcr5hoftcll Nrltd DER Sun0 cntac0lletc
Der FrnlIocllt lrcru1ollh: "Tcrn Nloo
10 meet non, Is am a Nttd)nloli NM
lclf" ("Srcllt mud lcbr; Id) BIN lclbcr
EN- Nittdnlnll,")
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Nbn1irol SnnbS bon Der GInttcl,s Nfo.
Ocntie un0 @ultucrnctr Wariicl0 her;-
lid bcuiufommt morocn. Nm GcIt-
lidfcitcn miro Is IN Den nGd,Itcn ga
ucn nid,t icblcrL ltro lclten miro Is
in Nnnopoli4 10 bod beroc0un0cll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Sobm u. ScnfcI,
CIR. 6O4, eio sbarS etrnhe.
tx ncr EcidlcnbcItattcr,

ncIdtr al, Iuitrdgc ftcts 8ur Sufrtebeubcit
~nusliibrt. Sic BON l6m bcbunocItcn Sestcn foll'
uCH g2udcn lana Itcactl, Obne ole gctiIglicn
8crlueiunaSipuren 8i 8ct0Cn. Sruu 2cutcl III
arubuirtc SilbnIfCnlircrir lItio III ole Ycbnno'
lung bon Srnuculeiben ocrct Spc6lalttdt.
Caul0,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

Sor cintgcn (0Acn mur.
ocn in Woibingtou ole in ocn IcBtcn
orct Sobrcn bon Sen NQcltcn 0C2
Ncglcrllng@ 3 @cbcimoicnltc8 crlunG
ten 6olid)miIn5cr Mcrt}cltdc un0 "a
brlfotc bcrnIdtct, neil fem Elub
mcbr norbunbcn mar. IS murcn
Srllderprcncn, litboNr0pbilhc Stcinc,
Wiln6lormcnL Elottcm photograph.
Idle NppnrotC, gon}c Nuuicn lulidCu
Foplcr0cloca, groEc S0dc pol lolz
'd)cr Silbcr0ouor3 mo unOcrcr Wiilnt
sen. 0ic olta Giicn ul0 StobI be
'tcbcnpcn 0cacnit0l0c luur0cn III
NroBclt Wu9cn nod Ger @icbcrci int
S6ltfabolbofc acbrOtt mo "a nm.
1cld)ntol5cn. 0o3 lollhC EopiCr1clo
III Der Nobc bon mchrCrCn Nltn0Crt
tolllcn0 Collars mur0c in Ocm 9robCn
Gtcn 0c9 ShoBomiC2 ucrnid1tct ltnN
Die acI0Ilhtcn N}iju5cn monocrtCu
nQN DER Wdtll6e III EhlldoclphI0, 100
oo@ G0cIntctoll ultQQcihicocn miro.
%on Den Iolidcn SiIbcr0oQor2 emf
6oltcn mondc mCbr Silbcr, ais oic
cdtcrL Ocrcn SilbCumcrtb .nltr 10
Gents bctrGgt. Gobci mudltcn oic
6olidmilnBcr ood) nod quite @cih0itc
- ~loIorGc lie nid)t crruiid,t murocrr.
&ic ihori orrd) bic @cbcirl NQcntcu
Der HcQicrlnG bintcr ocn Tnlihnin
5crn Der limo, QclinQt Is ibnrn ni6t,
after bobbait 81 mcrocr. nod picl NC
niger 0cIlngt Is, olc9 cirtuIircnor
roI'hc NupicrNcIo SIT pcruihtcn. Cic
Gr5cllQnlllc fcinCr 60lihcr limo nod
m%o''cnpcilc luno ld)on icit &obrcn int
llnllaui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

Mumlano'S tiirfiihc SGocr.
Gauitoble' @cbaube, Euitant Begen. Stets piir'i'
(gluQuIt2a-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

dIl9entelnc Moblrctt }r iorocr1 itl1o
oa@lelbe I'M Soil ser 9iotb ollrdl clllcli
@ellerol-St 81 Cr}uln9rl. Nod
Dem III llngorn 0o2 ulllcnlclnc9Sobls
rcd)t I'M Frin5ip 5uQcitonocn 1uorocll,
lpar eS jll crlportcm onB olc 6orocs
rltn9 oltd) in Seltrcih 1citcIjt lpcrocl
lultroe. 90 Die 9mOroblm0 zines @2-
lteroI-S trifcs ooa rcdltc A(lttcl it,
Die politiid)e OVERWHELMING ut crjpln.
gen, lit cine olt0crc Nro1c,
Sic 2on0onrr u It III / n
It ter @o5cttc" mjr't Der cr0Illd)cn
Negierung in Scr Aualmto@+ FoIltIt
Wongcl an 9%citQuol0tclt nor. sic 'ct
cIll Sd)iuontcn aus clucul GTtrem III
Dos onocre. I5n Ocl IcBtcn }cbn Sab
rem bobc lie Gnglouo Nt}cjat, oob 6
etlpoa Sh0nca I'M Die uipJcnoto So
Lotion" icin, ooB Iuot'djono Der EN-
5t9c notitrlid)c NCrDlulOCtc ltno 0uB
Ncutld)Ion0 Der eIU3t9c Nutpt8c9ncr
Gnglono'9 lei; onb 9IbuclaltltQ 8c0en
NuBluno boS pcrfrhrtc Ercro ul0 OuG
6llrd)t Dor HuBlouo Der Nn0cIplrntt
Der en0liihcn MilitdrpolitIt lei; oub
Trcnnold)oit nit Troutrcld mmo0
lid unO ooB cnlca Giupcrncbncn
nit 6rontrcid) sic mdbrc mo bonn
S6ldlol porgcjcihuctc Eolltlt GnA
LAMBS in europa icj 9}jhta ais CSC.
0clllGbe, bic in ocn }chu Gobrcn SIT
bcoroblid1, ariicu nit pier @roB
mdd)tcn gciiibrt bobcu Is lei cl0ll6
an DER 3cit, cine itctj1c ulo lol8crid.
tl9c Folittt 81 trcIbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
Is. & Y uut Mo. SeIcpbuue.
g. Gambler & SDbnc,

9etdcnbcitattcr unb Gi~nbnliamirer.
Cir. 1905 uno 1910, 6~untpusHuenue, uno
eneuidTdr H%ultimurc'str. unb Srunoipap.
5nbrifantcn non Yatrnt.Gnsfcts.
Sebt0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02
lorraine.

Tnlerifh - Rarfartia - 1rtcblih.
IcfiIid BON 0dlhrppt en mo cine bnlhc
MCiIc. Netnlet Die nit Fnlpbnttnn beBcihuetc
urtbs9lnCnucsGar. Sreie Nutibcu ginbmttt1Qs
am terminus. 8rctlc pou standardization leet
Gatnn 223, bureau: Srauilin. nno Ninoiur.
Diuabs. 8crlanat 8ruidiire. (Uiai4 .tS.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-02

0tc Or Goiicrin Guac.
nlc bat tilr5lid ibrc bel Solicrjno I'M
Qcportcnncnt &ouroca bclcqcncn %.
nl0ltcn mo @~oloun8clL 5uiommca
luit 10000 NcGtor2onO (ctnn 10000
Ndcr) an N~oIibGnoler aus @orOcaltr
u%crtouit. Die aoiicrin bcioB oicit
Qom0ncn icit 1857, III mcId)cm Sabre
lie ibr bon ihrcm @attcn sum Sc
ldcnt Acnlnd)t morocn iino. Gn ocn
MnI0mQclt, sic mdbrihcinlIdl ubQCs
boljt mcrOcn, bciinocn iid mebr ais
100000 @0ltmc. Gen mcbrcrc Niils
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tel Scitrcid)'a hat cinitimmiN be
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-17
What TO Do for Heart Trouble
7 sscs ,r rx Advice WITH this pemarix-
anil. r0.r-A rail Dollars Worth
"a nv uemedy free 60 Prove
thai 4 am uinht.

nsk no reference. no deposit, no Sc
curity. There Is nothing 70 pror $50
nothing TO pay,-cithcr now or later
10 any heart suirercr who has not tried
my refnedy-Dr. Shcop's Restofatlve-i
will gladly give. free, not mere saw
am warranted in making this nn-
usual offer because mine rs no ornnhfN
remedy II does not vainiy Wy 70
are wnrse than useless u goes straight
. TO the cause Of ell heart troubie, ,,i,,,,
heart nerves--and strengtheas tn.ih
rna,, ,hnt A. The end Of heart diseases.
FOR The heart itself has no more
self control than . common sp3ng ,,c s i
IL, m'u ,ha, a Ne scarcely visible to the
naked eve. Yet ten thousand times
day this delicate nerve must cause 'he
Tbc beart is about the size of your
c,encbcd fist. open and close your hst
a dozen limes, even; and yi4ig,, WIN ner s
nun Tbe heart nerve Is only one. Of the
branches OF the great sympathIic nj
vous system Each branch of this sys-
~, is sn closely allied with the others
that weakness or irregularlty ny nlE
point is apt to spread nearh ,roouubie
through sympathy, and Kidney trouble
NAV also follow For each OF tnese
organs is operated by branch OF lntSe
same sympathetic nerVes-'ne ii's'"'
Tbe bond of sympathy between the
nerves that operate the vital ,orknhs
has n useful purpose, as Wen, ny i
what will cure weakness IN one pf nYayv
hrnncb-what will restore one center
will surely restore them all; 40.
There is nothing new about, tnls-
nothing any physician would wonld ., 1is apnnIy
his knowIedge-to put Il 70 practical
use. pr Shoop's Restorative is the re-
sult. OF n quarter OF century OF en-
deavor along this very llne ~ uoHs
not dose the organ or deaden tne pam
but IL does go at once TO the nerve
the inside nerve-the power nerve,
and builds II up, and strengthens IL ana
"'' n YOU have heart trouble and have
never tried my, remSedy, mercy nn nyyder , ON
Your druggist which he Will accept ~
gladly as he would accept dollar. re
will hand you from his shelves q stand,
ard sized bottle of my prescriptlon' anu
he will send the bill to me-. rms oHer
. 10 made only to strangers to my rem
civ Those who have once USED the
Restorative do not need this evidence
l'l,ere are no conditions-no require
ments 1t IS open and d IRAN" NIX d Imt ia
belief All that | ask you to do Is 70
For n free order for a dollar bottle
Won must address DR. Shoop, Box III
Racine, Wis. state which book you
Book / on Dyspepsia.
Book 2 on the Heart.
Book 8 on the Kidneys.
BOOK 4 for Women.
Book 5 for Men.
hook 6 on Rheumatism.
Mild cases are often cured by SIN
gle bottle. For sale at forty thousah'
drug stores.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-17
DELEGATES RETURN.
They Secured the Next Woodmen
Meeting For Paducah.

Messrs. Auber Smith, Albert RIOS
enthal. Jack Galloway and Martin
Yopp, of Padueah, and Frank Wyatt
and Hugh stapp, of Woodyille, have
returned from the big Woodmen OF
the World meeting in Nashville, and
are gratifled TO report that they
landed the next biennial meeting ioT
Paducah. Mr., Joe Flasch Is on the
entertainment oommitte for the Ma
tional meeting in Chattanooga next
summer. Mr.. Flasch will return to-
morrow.
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INSIST ON SPEAKING.
Candidates Not Content To Draw ON
After County Appointments.

The democratic candidates for
county nominations are not in favor
of abandoning the Joint speakings,
il is alleged. Al least a majority OF
them want TO meet in various parts
of the city and tell their troubles to
the people. Those who don't want
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-17
ANOTHER REUNION.
IL Talked of Among Confederate
Veterans Ia paduCah.

Members of the local Confederate
Veterans Camp are anxious TO hold
another reunion in Paduoah, and at
the regular meeting of James Wal
bert Camp next Tuesday evening
Adit Grief will breach the matter,
The reunion of the Second brigade
was held here two years ago and the
old vets were delighted with their
stay, although the weather was part
~ bad.
They said when they left that II
was one of the most delightful reun-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-17
to attend are not compelled TO, but

II one goes IL is likely all will have
to go. Some of the races now de-
pend on the way the city vote goes,
and for this reason more than usual
interest is being taken in the city
vote.
This afternoon the candidates
speak at Reidland, and tonight at
Hoyerkamp's. There will then be
no more speaking until next Tues
day.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-17

The Thomas Neyins will arrive to-
day from Caseyyille with coal, aud
the Harvester viii take three of the
barses with four other barges. to
Memphis.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-17

ions they ever attended and intimate
ed that they would always be glad
to come again. II Is possible they
may be invited back this fall.