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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14
Yolt;etltaes.

Saeob Sens, 1856 Sho Weri-
bian Str, murbe unter Der Mntla9e,
feline Jrau gefdlasen 3u baben, our4
polisift Gronin seitern berbaftet. -
gbaar@ @reen, 52S Wef IL.
Strabe, Elm Nngefelter zines Waibings
ton Str. @eiddfts, tpurbe unter hem
0erbadts, 35c 9eitoblen gu baben.
ourd Die Setetiios Siman uno Wan=
ming bsrsaftet.
Mler @oben, 612 STD Wiis
iouri Str. puroe untsr Der Nntla9e
bsr Ssblerei Oerbaftet. gr III bei4ul=
biet, cine Nuantitdt Weffing, pel6es
bon giienbabnoiebfdblen berrtibren
ion, auf9etauft sn haben.
80 m. million, %, 6l3 Of
Miami Str., muroe our9 bic Seteftius
2ancaffer unb 2oDe, bes 6leinbieb.
fabls ansetlast, bsrbuftet. Wiliun 1T
bei9ulbigt. benz Wirtbe 6rant Iter'
man elm 81 entbaltsnbss portemanaie
entpenoet su baben.
Seffe Burnett, Elm Stalie.
ner, Der fi6 an 9eiitigen @etrdnfen ein
usnis su tart selabt hatte, tpurbe on
Der gde Der Noble unb Waibinston
StraBe, als er ieiu SdieBsiien ab.
fsusrte, fef9enommen unb mad oem
3winser aeianot.
8urforb Cooler, % Wef
Sbio Str., Elm 9eaer. wuroe unter
2leinbiebiiablsbsrbadt berbaftst. GOO.
lep iit bef8uloigt, Sobn 6. Stem, benz
Batter bes &epublitaner @6airman,
6arrp 6. Stem, 6 Glai4en feiniten
Wbistep eeitoblen 3u haben.
Soc gafer, 214 WaHaduietis
9loe., Elm Neger, puroe ourd oie &aos
lsrpolisifen berbaftet. gater bate
cine tiefe Wunbe am Salie, tueiae er
in S4ldgerei nit einem anoeren Heger
erbalten baben mill. ST bebauptet,
baB Der anbere i'm zines Wdb9ens
balbsr ansriff. angriff uno gumms=
lei lauten bic Nntlasen.
Omen Wrigbt, 8 Sabre alt,
713 Sing Mpe. urb Wm. Stiel, 6
Sabre oft, Elm Spi.ltamerao. puroen
beibe pon einem fremben Manne. Der
He an Der Walnut Ctr. unb Sing Mpe,
aniraf, aufseforoert, nit ibm au ssten,
bamit fe fur ibn einen 8otenoisnif be-
forgen ioIten. Der Gremoe fabrte
Die 3inber faff ben san3sn gea4mittag
umhsr uno lieb fis oann enblid, als er
sinsn polisifen eeuahrte, b6lli9 erma-
bet laufen. st batte BEN 2inbern i
5 Gents bsriproe5en. falls fie nit ibm
fdmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14

Gin Geuer, ueAes beute Nad-
mittag i'm 9auIe 3. 9. Roberts, 364
Sraolep Str. ausbra9, ri9tete einsn
S1aoen bon 5000 on. Bon bort
ipransen Die Glammen bur9 ben Winb
getragen auf bic Ra9barbduier tiber.
9enrp @OIrtner. 1862 SrabIep Str,
erlitt einsn gerlufi bon $500, Sbomas
6. Sees. $40 grablep Str, $25 uno
8. D. Smith. 260 grablep Str.. er-
lit einen iol9en bon slei9fals $25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14
Soipitalidiff lauost SsrpnaSsts.

WaniIa, IA. April. @ontre
Nomiral 8rain, Sommanbeur Der
ameritaniIaen afiatiiben Glotte. ere
belt beute Na9mittas 3 llbr Elm 8sle=
aramm aus Saison, Der Sauptitaot
uno oem Saupibnfsn oss fransDfii9sn
@o9in @bina, in ueI9em Die antunft
oes ruiRiaen 5oipitalidiffes Srel am
l3. april 8 ubr mOr9ens gemeloet
mirb. Die Orel bat biele 8srtpunoets
on Soro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14
Hau9iuipsftOr i9rettst eim.

@eeen @eo. 6ulweG, ben Setter beg
SsniiOn Sotsl, wurbe beute pegen
uebertrstune Der @au4orbinan3 elm
8srbnftsbefe6l erlaRsn. Sn Der ourd
ben Rau&inipettOr Sing erbObenen
antlnse miro angegsbsn, oaB, troBosm
Dor 8 WOnaten bereits Der Seniion
6aus So. bonn Snipsttor Noti3 eeee,
ben, nod INNER f9mar3er oi9ter &aud
benz S9orniteins oes Sotels sntitr6msn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14
Trsdjsr &an6anfaa.

q. g. MOOre, 1920 Weit Obio Str.
puroe geffern Ibsno, als er fi& in iei=
nsn binter benz Sauie bele9enen pferoe-
ifau be9eben wollte, bon stDei Negern
nn9sfalen unb um 1927 beraubt.
@insr Der beioen Banbitsn erariff ibn
Bel Der 8urgsl, pdbrenb Der anoere ibm
Die Sai9en bur1iudte. MOure mel=
oete ieinen Uerluft Der poli3ei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14
Mr3t mak ietue Tatteatia etm:
faugen.

Sin 0erfed- uno @reifsSpieI bate
Or. 2au9blin gefern Nbeno our9au=
MAIDEN, sbe es ibm selans feline pa-
tisntin, Nslie pierion. 429 Of Wartet
Str, ein3ufansen, um ibr dr3tli9e
6ilfs angsseiben 3u lofen. @ladli4er.
msiis bate bic iun9e Grau, bic an9ebs
LID eines flsinen 6amilienfreites bal.
ber gum Worphium 9riff, ni6t senI-
senb bon benz @ifte au ft4 genommen,
um ibr 9ebsn ernifli4 3u 9efdbrben,
unb nod fur3er Mrbeit mar Der Mr3t I'm
Stanbe He auBer @efabr 3u ertldren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14

SiIIsboro. IA. Mpril. Grau
6arriet 5. Sones, IS Sabre alt. &C..
rietb nit tbren 2leibern einem brennen-
ben abfa1baufsn su nabe. bas 8eu9
ting 6euer une be mnrbtsu Sooe st.
r0fet. .1sssi = istees
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14

argaretbe % att o n, bie
fi& In biefissr etaot aufbalten fOq.
pirb bon 8ilIie Worris aus glebelanb,
g., gsiu9t, ba 5rl. Wation's Batter,
Der isbr f@uer ertrantt tarnieberlieaen
iol, ben Wunf& ousseipro4en babe,
feline 8o&ter ail ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14
CfertIutnen!

CfterbIunten!
OferItIten, GGntttbItttttett
ttno HfattSett teoer Mrt TT
Der 9r6Bten tttto prdGtt9tten
MnStuabI. Sebt TIT es Sett
Sbre 8eiteumttg 80 MAIDEN.
Bertertttantt 8roS. Co.,
241 WaI. Wte. SeI. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-14
Nms ben Geri6ten.

W u ! u
Tdlen tuurbe au9 oas gbeleben beg
gBluiam 8. Ssburn unb ieiner 5rau
Niaie our9 Die 9iinfs elmer Wabr-
a9erin 3erft0rt. Der Mann bebauptet,
oab feline Satin fi4 bon Der Selfeberin
iagen lieB, baB er ibr untreu tpdre,
pdbrenb er tbatid9Iit Der getreueite
aaer @etreuen iein min. Seoenfaas
1T Die Golge ieBt bic in bem @sri9te
anbdngig 9ema9te S9eiounsstlase.
CHARLES @irton, Der frhbers mobile.
tannte Sei9enbeitatter. Der iebt Elm Gr.
prebseIadft on Snoiana Mpe. betreibt,
reidte geltern cine 3lass fur $3.50 es.
gen bic Staot elm. Nm 8. b. M. fiet
elm i6m aeb6riges &sipann iiber bic
unbei4ibte @inoei9ung an 2entudp
Ipa. tn ben @agle Greet unb bsioe
Pferbe ertranten.
@ri m algeri9t.
CHARLES @rotnlep, Der prebiger unb
pferoebdnoler. wsl9sr fib bur9 Die
gemerfung 9imble's, bab bic beiben
Sefddftigungen ni6t ruobl 3ufammen
paBten, beleioist fhblte nno bssbalb
auf bsnielben i9oB, murbe getern bon
&i4ter Mlforo gu $50 Strafs berur-
i6eilt tuesen Srasens berborgencr @afs
fen; auBsroem perbonnerte Der Ri9ter
ibn 3u 6 Monaten 4rbeits5aus meaen
4ngrifs.
93eue 2Iaaen.
Die bon geiie Soult nu9ssIudts
S4eioung bon ibrem @attsn Trant
mites Der Ridter WeWaiter ssfsrn fur,
ger 5ano als unbegranoet 3urtid.
Williiam gulbsrtion =ei1te gegeu
Sbomas O'Gonnsl cine 9lass Elm be.
bufs 3larftsauns bss gsFbtitsls. Naa
9lnb6runa beioer parteisn sstpdbrte Der
RiGter oas @eiu9.
i 3reisgeri9t.
| &i9ter Mllen bonn 9reigeri1t ge-
pdbrte geitern oas @siu4 oes patrid
Sbsebp fur ben 8etrisb elmer Wirtb.
fdaft on Der SRooft gde bon alabama
uno Wabafb Strabe.
! Sas Stud, 4nna Siibsr benz Muf.
4 fdtsratb fhr Sdwadfiunige In Sort
Wapne 3u tibertpeiien, mics Der Rid.
ter ab.
Die Wutual protsetibe 2eague rei9te
elm @efu9 elm, baB bas @eriht feff-
iteae, an pen bic laut police bes Der.
itorbenen Oliper W. Wcgop fdllisen
$1,000 aus3u3ablen fino. Der 8eritors
bene, Der au 2ebaeiten in 1908 Ifhlanb
aOs. uohnte, bsfiimmte uripritngli4.
oaB $500 ieiner Mutter Sarab 6.
Wcgop unb $500 ieiner Jrau @raee
gea We@op 3ufommen iollten. I'm
16. Mdr3 b. s. dnberte er es babin ab,
oaB Der ganas gstras ieiner Wutter
3ufalIe, mdbreno feline Grau, bic ibn
angebli9 berlafen bat, leer ausgeben
iOllte. Nm 25. Muguif b. s. ifarb
Mc@op unb bic Grau oerlan9te bon
Der 9sasus $500, uosesen bic Wutter
ben sun3en gstras baben mill. I'm
nun ipdteren seri6tli9en Weiterungen
aus benz Wsse gu gebsn, 1T bic 2eague
bas 8eri9t um gnti9eiouns ange'
gan9en.
unbesgeri4t.
SIM gunoes9eri9t reidten freiiuillig
ganterottertldrung elm: Die 9ausbdls
term gmma 6. Studer in 0eeoerss
burg, 6ountain Co.. Die cine Sbuls
oenlaf bon $l9O1.78 su ber3ei9uen
bat, wosesen s2126 in @runoeisen.
tbum unb 6ausbaltunasgegenlfdnoe
CUR Sedun9 fteben.
Gerner piini9t Der Geueruebrmann
Sames 8. 0ines In gItbarot, @ountp
gltbart, bon feinen auf $372.50 fi&
belaufenbenS9ulbsn befreit 3u tueroen;
er bat perf0nli9es gi9ent6um unb go.
lieen i'm Wertbe bon $1065.
@egsn bic 6. 8. 2ennep 80. lagen
i'm 8anterottperfabren 118 peri&iebene
Gorberunaen Dor uno uurhe bon Der
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
The Big -Four Extension.

The following dispatch indicates
that the Big Four is still extendingits
lines over in Illinois. and 1t has ar
ranged to build another branch to
Marion, ILL.,. II is reported II has
never abandoned its plan of build
ing south to the Ohio river. The dis
patch says:
Harrisburg. ILL.,. Sept. 25.-With
the exception of few tracts of land,
the right of way has been bought by
the New York Central railroad in
terests between this city and Marion.
H.. for the extension of the Cairo
division of the Big Four railroad
from this city to that place. The
price paid to landholders averages
$500 per mile and has been paid In
cash In each instance, together with
an agreement signed by the pur-
chasers to build a steam railroad, or
else the deeds will become null and
void. The proposed extension Tray
erses one of the richest and most ex-
tensive coal fields Ia the state OF
Illinois. most of which Is controlled
by the New York Central people.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
ONLY ONE TEACHER
is NOW OFF DUTY
Miss Morgan Today Took Charge
Of Her Glass.
Irof. a. VI. Rouse Resigned As Prin-
cipal of the Mckinley school In
Mcchanicsburg.
THE ATTENDANCE INCREASES

The public schools started out
much better this week than during
the past two weeks. and there is now
out one teacher out on account OF
illness, Prof w. II. Suggs. who went
home to Madsonvllle to rest up after
an>at.ack of typhoid fever; and who
had relapse.
Miss Emma Morgan returned Sat
nrday from Cerulean Springs where
she had gone to rest. and started Ii,
this morning to take up her work In
the High school. Miss Morgan is
teacher of English and during the
first week of school acted as princi-
pal of the Franklin building in the
place of Prof. ID. sSugg. Miss Morgan
became III and Prof. A. NJ. Ragsdale
Is teaching at that school. Miss Nor
gan's class In English had had no
teacher until she returned.
The pupils In the High school are
taking great deal of interest In
the clubs TO be formed this week, and
the following weeks just as soon as
the pupils get well into the work.
There will be debating club, a
dramatic club. choral club and must
cal club. Theatricals will be given pc
riodically and debates will be feat
ures of each week. The musical club
will consist OF all members OF classes
who play any instrument. There are
many talented pupils In this de-
partment and II Is thought the musi-
cal club this year will be the best in
the schools history.
There. will also be a literary club
organized In conjunction with the de-
batting club. The pupils seem to take
a great delight In this form OF work
and also In the literary work. Litera-
ture has taken prominent stand In
the schools and is gradually develop
ing some very good writers and stu
dents OF the best literature In the
English language.
Prof. A. NJ. Rouse. principal OF the
Mechanicsburg school. has filed with
the secretary of the board OF educa-
ton his resignation. effective Octo-
Der g. His successor will be elected
at the next meeting of the board.
Prof. Rouse has several offers OF po-
sitions. but has not decided which
he will accept.
The enrolment up to now In the
public schools shows an increase IN
white pupils, but decrease In the
colored. There are 1857 white pupils
now enrolled In the schools, and
$50 colored. At the end of the fourth
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
CRAZY MAN LOOSE
HE HAS KILLED TWO NEGRO
WOMEN AND WANTS MORE.
Lives at Pembroke and Escaped
From the Hopkinsville Insane
Asylum.

News likely TO alarm the colored
population of Paducah as well as
Other cities. was received at police
headquarters this morning.
A telephone message from the asy-
lrm autho titles at Hopkinsyiile was
resolved instructing TO arrest. 4 pcs
slble. a lunatic named Ne'sor, OF
Pembroke. KY. who has a mama Tor
killing coiored women.
The lunatic was sent up some time
ago from his home for killing a ne
sro woman lie escaped from the
asylum and before the au .horities
could lay hands on him, had siipped
up behind a negro woman. struck
her in the head with an axe and
Kill her instantly.
He has now got away again. and
every effort Is being put forth to eff
feet his capture. The police have a
good description of him and are
keeping their eyes peeled for him.
lie is sane except when he sees a
colored woman, and then seems to
nave an uncomfortable desire to XIII
He was never known to have any de-
sire TO kill a white woman or man,
or colored man.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
CARNIVALCOMMIITEB
MET AT LABOR HALL AND ELECT
ED OFFICERS YESTERDAY.
Paducah May Have Two Carnivals
Next Spring, Instead OF One,
as Heretofore.

A meeting OF the committee APP
pointed Thursday night by Central
Labor union to investigate the advls-
ability OF holding carnival In Pa
ducah next spring, was held at Cen
trail Labor Union hall yesterday
morning, and officers were chosen.
The members of the committee
are: Messrs. Il. NJ. Miles. George
Harmon. @. w. Walters, w. w. vii
son and Lon Crandal.
Mr.. Miles was elected chairman
and Mr.. Harmon secretary, and no
other business was transacted.
. II the labor unions decide to give
a carnival next spring, there will be
two In Paducah, as the Paducah Car
n.val Association met Saturday night
and announced today that II would
give its usual spring carnival next
ysar IL half a dozen others are given.
A member of the association said that
they were already negotiating for at.
fractions. and intended next spring
to g.t the largest carnival company
on the road.
The members of Central Labor
Union will not decide whether OF
not they will give a carnival until
they have fully investigated the sub
fect.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
STREET WORK
PLANS UNDER WAY FOR SEVER
AL NEW STREETS.
Hand Street Sweeper and New Street
Cart Are Expected On
Trial.

Plans for the Improvement of
Woodward street, Yeiser avenue and
other small streets in the outskirts of
the city. including the Improvement
of the street leading to the McKin-
ley school in Mechanicsburg, are be-
ing rapidly completed in order to be
ready for the board of public works
at the meeting Wednesday after
noon.
These improvements were ordered
by the council and just as soon as
the ordinances had been passed by
both boards, the plans were begun.
The plans for the concrete culvert on
Caldwell street were dropped in or
der TO rush the other improvements
as much as possible.
The board, If the plans are fin
ished by Wednesday, will order the
contracts advertised. They will
amount TO a great deal, taking all the
small streets as a whole. The i'm
provements, however. will have to be
let separately.
The hand sweeper, propelled by
laborers, is expected in day or two,
the bill or lading having arrived this
morning. This is the sweeper sent
here from Washington on trial and
will be placed on Broadway probably
near Fifth, to test. II is claimed that
one or two of these sweepers can do
the work of the big horse sweeper
quicker and without raising so
much dust In fact the streets can be
constantly kept of the accumulation
of filth.
The new horse cart for street pur-
poses is also expected from Tiffin, o.
This comes for test purposes. and II
the tests of the street sweeper and
dump cart prove successful, the
board will recommend the purchase
of several for street work.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
will Open up Much Territory
for the Road.
Annual Report of the Y. and NJ. v.
Out. &. Attracts Much At
tention In London.
HOPKINsvILLE DIVISION WORK

Birmingham, Ala, Sept. 25.--It Is
now certain that before very long
the Illinois Central railroad will be
running trains into Birmingham.
Asked II he knew anything on the
subject General Agent A. ID. Light
ner, executive representative here of
the Frisco system, confirmed the re-
port that the Illinois Central has ar
ranged to use the Frisco tracks from
Jasper 20 Birmingham. 2 distance Of
forty miles. II is also a matter of
public knowledge that the Illinois
Central. has secured charter in
Mississippi to build line from Cor
NTH, In that state, to Jasper, Ala.
This was done last week, and the
surveys are practically completed.
II is said that the Illinois Cen
trail will use the Mobile and Ohio
tracks from jackson. Tenn, to Cor
NTH. Miss. in return for which the
Mobile and Ohio will use the lii
nois Centrals new road from Cor
NTH to Jasper Then the Illinois
Central will come TO Birmingham
over the Frisco road and the Mobile
and Ohio will reach here over the
new Ensley Southern road which is
controlled by the Southern Railway,
which in turn controls the Mobile
and Ohio.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25

City Treasurer John J. Dorian last
week sent out many tax notices for
delinquent taxes and the costs OF the
notices to the city amounted to but
S3.1i yet during the week total
of $2,100 was collected. Treasurer
Dorian thinks this is a very good In
come from such small investment
and judging from the way this week
started out, there will be many dol
lars in delinquent taxes collected be-
fore Saturday. The taxes are from
June and the penalty is attached.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
This Stove Sold Only by F. N. Gardner & Co.
I24l26-L28-L3O South Third Street, Psducah, Ky.

traffic increased s60i.9f0.56. or
1919 per cent: expenses OF operation
increased $634,2S7.SS, or HOP per
cent; taxes increased s22,357.3s, or
CSC per cent; excess of gross re-
cepits from traffic over operation and
taxes increased s145,265.30. or S.ls
per cent: excess of income over ex-
penses of operation and taxes in
creased s144,553.S6. or STA per
cent; total of absolutely fixed charg-
os increased $67.526.5s. or 5.64 per
cent; the surplus from the years
earnings increased $77,027.2S. or
1871 per cent
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
30 NEW MEMBERS.
Secured by the "F,ying Squadron
The Banquet.

The visit of the Flying Squad
ron" OF the National T. z. A. to Pa
ducah was very pleasant. and about
fifty NV members were added TO
the local post. Those of the National
organization who were here were
Messrs. Jern, NJ. Porter. Clinton,
KY. and Fred Scharlock and J. ID.
Mccormick, of st. Louis. About 100
persons attended the banquet Satur-
day night at the Palmer House. and
DR.. j. II. Coleman acted as toast
master.
Jerry Porter was the first to re-
spond to the toast, his subject being
the Travellers Protective Associa-
ton"
J. c. Flournoy responded to the
toast 1.-THE Drummer Leaving
Home"
Hal s. Corbett made response to
the toast. THE Drummer on the
Road"
Charlcs c. Gresham responded to
the toast, "The Drummer's Return
Home.
Messrs. Scharleck and Mccormack
spoke of the 4. p. A. and It's many
advantages.
Mr.. Carl Fink, state chairman OF
the board. of Louisville, made a brief
sps ech.
The members of the Flying
Squadron" departed for home yester-
day.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
r q. working Many Laborcrs.

Hopkinsville. Ky, Sept. 25.-It
has been announced that the ILL
nois Central intends to make a big
Improvement in the road bed be-
tween Hopkinsvlle and Henderson.
The tracks will be raised and new
ballasts placed on the beds the en-
tire distance between the two towns.
A force of 100 laborers have been
employed in Henderson to begin OPP
erations on the task and work
train will be assigned to that divi-
sion. Three hundred men will be
eventually employed in the work.
The old bed has been in service since
the road was first completed and
the Improvement will mean a much
faster and more comfortable service
over the route.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
l. G. Americanizes London.

j. T. Harahan. second vice presi-
dent of the Illinois Central system,
declares his company is the first to
attempt a railroad characterization
of London. Shortly after establishing
European agency in the English
metropolis, Mr.. Harahan suggested
that an immense map of the Illinois
Central road be painted in colors on
the plate-glass front of the office
1853 Leadenhall street. Before the
man of the brush and pallet had
reached Cairo. ILL.,, Ton the Window
crowd of 200 or 800 gaping cock
neys were watching the work with
establishment. The boobies objected
and the insurance companies pro
tested, but the big Illuminated map
of the system, minus an insurance
policy. now deeorates the window.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25

The annual report of the Yazoo
and Mississippi Valley railroad OF
the Illinois Central for the fiscal
year ended June 80, is out. The ay-
erage number of miles of railroad
operated for the year has been
1904. against an average OF 1871
operated during the previous year.
As compared with the preceding
year.the average number of miles OF
railroad operated increased 30.Se. or
2.G3 per cent; gross receipts from
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
Runturcd BLOOD Vessel.

HopkInsville. KY, Sept. &c. C..
Brumheld died at Fairview as re-
suit of ruptured blood vessel SUI
Tered while housing tobacco. The
injuries were not considered serious
at first. He was forty-nine years OF
age and wife and three children
survive him.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25

Mr.. Matt Feast, a local |. G. boil
ermaker. met with painful accident
Saturday afternoon. He was handling
a large piece of iron and accidental
ly let II fall. II struck his right foot
and mashed the member painfully
but not seriously. The injury will
disable him for several days.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. 25.-The IL
linois Central has effected another
capture. Hon Albert s. Biggs, for
merly of the Memphis firm of Car
roll, Mcclellan, Burlington and Biggs,
has severed his connection with that
firm to become assistant to Charles
N. Burch. general counsel of the
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25

week last year there were 2219
white and oil colored. There are yet
two weeks In the first month of
school this year however and two
weeks may make greater changes
still.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25

Call In and examine my fine stock
TO select from. All work is guaran-
ieed to 1T well or no sale. don't
leave anything undone TO please my
customers. All my goods are first
class. ! don't handle any goods that
won't wear well and my prices are
very reasonable for the coming sea.
son.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
Notice.

The board of managers of the
Home of the Friendless will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in
stead of at 4.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-09-25
SOLOMON, THE TAILOR,

lI3 SOutn Thiru street.
Phone No. 10lG-a old. All repaG
work done on short notice.
Mexico Missouri message., 1905-11-09
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NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS
Cuivre.

Husking corn is the order of the
day.
Shellie Fields who has been
quite sick is better.
Messrs. Earl House, Will Copen-
hauer, Rollie SAKE and Thelbert
Douchant of near Mount Carmel
are in South Missouri ON a hunting
tour.
George Cox of this place has
made a sale of his personal effects
and expects to move to South
Missouri.
Edward Fields aud family have
moved to Jake Quick's farm. Jake
has moved to Farber.
John Clark and daughters of
Stillwell, ILL.,, are visiting relatives
and friends in this community.