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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
THAwING DYNAMITE.
When II Explodcd-Six Killed, 20
Hurt.

Gary. H., Jan. Six men were
killed and twenty injured today
when large quantity of dynamite
exploded in the stone quarry OF
Dolce and Shepard Police reports
say that an attempt was being made
to thaw the frozen explosives and liz
the operation conclusion followed.
Towns twenty miles away felt the
shock.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
Train Went Into Ditch.

Reno. Nevada. Jan. G-The South
ern Pacific fast mail train, west
bound, went into a ditch near Har-
ney last night. Three trainmea were
injured. None fatally.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
Bank Ciearings.

New York, Jan. 6.-Total bank
clearings compiled by Bradstreet for
the principal cities of the United
states during the past week were 49,
502.994.1S2, an increase of 26.3 per
cent compared with the correspond
ing period of last year
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
Eirc At knnsas CIV.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. G.--Fire
starting in the Commerce building at
10th and Walnut streets last night
gained such Roadway as to threaten
the business center of the city.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
Decatur Was Acquitted.

Annapolis, Md. Jan. G.-Rear Ad-
miral Sands. superintendent of the
naval academy. announced today that
Midshipman stephen Decatur. tried
on a charge of alleged hazing. had
ben acquitted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
JUMPED ONE STORY.
And Man just Operated On Walked
"A Mile Before He Died.

Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. 6.--While de
llrious from an operation to relieve
pleurisy. John Hanna jumped from
the first story window of the county
hospital this morning and walked
mile, covered only by blanket be-
fore he fell exhausted and was found
dead by a policeman.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
THE CITY LOSES AGAIN TO
TELEPHONE COMPANY.

4 message today from Judge
w. A. Berry, of Wheeler,
Hughes & Berry, who went TO
Louisville to represent the East
Tennessee Telephone company
i'm its motion for a temporary re-
straining order against the city.
stated that when the case came
up before Judge Walter Evans
In federal court, today, counsel
for the city of Paducah agreed
i'm open court to allow the East
Tennessee Telephone company.
to set poles and string wires un-
J molestcd i'm the city of Paducah,
and agreed not to interfere with
Z the company's business before
I the case can come TO Ia final trial
on its merits.
The court then entered am or
der taking under Amusement for
future action. the motion Of the
telephone company for an in
junction against the city, to re-
strain the city from denying 1t
the right &c set poles, string
! wires. and make other improve
I mcnts IL may wish to.
Judge Evans said that il the
|, company's rights are denied IL
or interfcrrcd with, to notify
5 him promptly.
! An additional telegram from
I Louisville says:
Several afiidavits were filed In
1 the case. and after hearing com
I sci, Judge Evans entered an or
der taking the matter under SUBJ
Z mission.
The case is really being held
; open looking to compromise
being effected.
Z The attorneys in the case are:
4 Judge Campbell and son, JAS.
3 Campbell, Jr.. for the city of Pa
& ducah, w. l.. Cranberry. Of Nash
& Vile, Tenn, for the Cumberland
4 Telephone and Telegraph COM
( pany, Ex-Congressman Charles
4 X. Wheeler, and Judge w. A..
4 Berry, of Paducah, for the East
4 Tennessee Telephone company.
: .v,-u,.,x.,,x.,.v...rsr.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
Wonders Never Cease.

Cincinnati. Jan. 6.-For the first
time in twenty years, all the saloons
of this city were closed at midnight
last night, and the midnight closing
law observed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
Weeks Failures.

Failures this week in the United
States. 253, against 2S0 of the cor
responding week of last year.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06

The retailers are busily engaged
with their inventories, and prepare
tons for clearance sales.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
Chinese Mobiles Coming.

Honolulu. jan e.-Tsn ~
Snyder arrived bday b
nine Chinese. ind wv
route to the U
tions.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1906-01-06
THE WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight and Sum :
day. No decided changes in the
temperature.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25
CaS gScttcr.

Sir WarpIaub lulO Den GiitriJt
Columbia id)onca McttCr mo moro
mCitIid)c Win0C.
Ger hoditc GbCrnlnlnctcritonO iuor
40 @ro0 nm I llbr Mod)nlitto9S.
Ger nicori9Itc Recommendations
mar 36 Uroo nm 6 llbr WorQcnS.
Ter nic0ri0itc Recommendations
Scr IcBtcn 81 ShmOcn IN Ocn nod
folqcnOCn St00tcu mar, mic iolgt:
Goltport p EortIon0 %, Bolton b.
9IlbunD 80, NcluD port 36, &orriaburQ
3, Ebilo0clpbio 36. Ntlnntic Gitp
SO, Moibin0ton 81, NorfoIf 40, Not-
tcro2 H. Charlotte 3G, Wilnlin0tolr
10, GborlCitpn ~, SnUurnob 3G,
&ndionpilC -. %ltpitcr 56. aCD.gScit
G2, NtIo>ltn 2G, montgomery 2G,
NCu-O rIcon3 80, Vulcltinc u, @ol
uCIton 36. Corpus Gbriiti 3G, MiCnl
pbia 2G, Cincinnati 81, Yitt@blrQ Is,
S@iucQo ~. Vuiiulo 81, GlcDcIono
81, Gctroit 2G, NIpcno ~, WorQlIcttc
6, @rccn Ban O., GbicoQo IS. 9uIlttb
10, 81. Noul >, Ct. &oui@ -,
&onioaGitp 20. Omobo ~. Nrron
g, NiHnlord 10, Mi0iiton s. Noprc
i, NcIcno 81, SnIt %otcyGitp 80.
Gerber -. 9tortb.A}lnttc ~, GooNc-
Gitp 80, @n1nriuo 81 unO Sos 9lHOc.
les 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25
SdiffSfartcn Dpn nnb nadJ Tcntid)'
limb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: So.
iiite $40 uno $3.50; 9remeli-Val'
tinore bis gum /. Nouelnber $3.50
intb $62.5 80; bonn /. Nouember bis
1. QuauIt $3.50. MunoreiIe 5n bill
Iiaercm Erciic. Sbeo. s. Sicmcr &
So, 3immer Nr. 3, ia Sit.Scrin0,
tor. Ctr. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

~ NiiNiI l'lll 'N SAiNislNA'llD WV
WcrthcS lid oifcnbnrc.
Scr Sun" g olcu0Cr iilr
1906. - Spcbrn iii, mic iibIidl, int
blollcn Ginbnn0. Der SIM" -aolcn0cr
lilr 1906 cridIcncn, 0Ciicn Gompilas
tiuu 0ri!nOlid)c NoNinridnur1cu be.
tlul0ct, Ole nit piclcm Ilcib bcnrbci-
tct mlrocn. MitbIn brinNt cr cine
Tiillc mcrtbpplcr Information ilbcr
Slm0cSs Ncomtc. Stnota &crmnltlulg,
Observation-Disclosures Stouta- mo
S~tu0t@SSnbltn, @crihtamcicn, Sir
hcIt, Sd)uIcn ltn0 ionitiNc Srbr-
0~lItnltcn. lllld) Nuatlmit ilbCr Ser
lchr9AcIc1cnbcitcl, Shiiiiabrt, 81
ldCrcl, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, FnrfnnlQ0cn
etc. Gcrncr Hcniltiaccn5cll ilbcr Den
ruiiiid jopnniidcn @ricN, oic Srcns
nltllg pom Sdnu,Ocu ulo Norlucgcn
mo lonltlGt bc0clltcltOc GrcigriIlc
Oc9 ucrlIoiicncn &obrcs, ipmic aus
lilbrlld)c ltutiltiIhr (obcllcn. Glc 3lls
lnmnlcnltclIun0 lit praftild) mo Die
tupo0ropbiidc 2hIaltottun8 uorjiig.
lid.
Mubtc iir II nNc5o0cnbcit
+ ii BEN. Cigar Gorlcu, cill ncllit
Sabre after 9tcQcrjul0c BON 9tr. 1O3,
Eicrccltr, mllrOc porNcitcrn frilb bon
cincm @ngc1 Der o&lcnnn NcuitGo.,"
ncr BON @corg Gictrih BON 9tr. Pip.
WtuntrolcltroBc, NcIcntt lpur0c, ilbcr.
inhrCn. Gr murOc nod Der Office
pm lr. z. Wnin, 9ir. 60. @cit.
NlONIcitrn6c, Ncbrodt mo BORT Der
bun0cn. Seine Nc%rlcbunNcl lln0
uid)t N~clGbrlid). Ter &un2c bate
ljd) al Die htntCrc Elnttlorm clllc@
Stru6Cnbubn Wu0NonH Der Gcl>
trnl Npcmc Sinic on0Cb0nGt INN
Ipronh nI1 i'm Der Gon0uttcur PC,
mcrftc, 0lrcft Dor Dem nbcnNc1nnls
ten Nuhnucrlc nb. Scr llnioll crciA
nctc lih an NrNpIc Npcluuc, 5>ullhcn
@ioolc. uuh Observation-Disclosures.
oSbcpporO uu0 4 1t d)
Hrott s. oipttoI." - Ger IT..
Iobrc@bcridt OC1 nGhcppnrO- mo
Gllod) Nroit 0oipitdI3" lit iocbCn int
Grud Cridicncn mo cntb1lt cine
MctQc intcrcliortCr 9ntct. yScr On.
tcrciiC an ser NnltnIt ninmnt, ioutc
lid, id)riitlid) ot ocn SupcriltcIocn.
en- 0r. G0porb u Nrlib l%oluion.
Stotion lucnocn. 5lr ;}cit bciinocn
lid iibcr 100 YotiCrtcn III Der yll.
Itnlt.
@roBcHY nnfCtt t. - Gcr, Scr
Gin Der aoltflcuie mo Sobrifoniclt
DER NltItoot" miro icin -. &obrc0'
Vollfctt nm Mittippd), bcn 81. sc,
brllor. int .0otcl 0cIpehcre" boltcn.
Nod oClt biSbcr cingcloulclcn Nn.
mcIonugcn miro cs, iuie Nr. ). Geo.
@cbril1 iogtc. Die 9roBtc Niioirc iii
Der Weid)iftc bcS NcrcirS mcrbcn.N l3
Gonlitc iino Die iolgcnbcn 0crren thu
tig. 2ouia i. aornnlonrL @eorg ~.
3eii, Ct, .. @. SoDben. Nrnnf u.
Sirf u1b lhoS. u. Ieoper.
Gin eIeprup benpp it N
Il b ge19t. Gin Selcgrnphcn.
pioitcn Dor Dem Saitie Nr.S79, Apro.
SoiparoitroBe, ipitroe i'll Der 9tadlt uulr
Iicnitug ouf geitern bon lltbcfanl'
ten obaci12t mo Die YoIiici lit 5lir
Belt ciiri1 6cniiibt, Ole MtilictbGtcI
ousfiloig 5il mud)cl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25
Ncomtrn Sn ituItotion.

Ncomtrn &n ltnItotion.
Die nndIplgcnOcn Scnnlten ocS
"GotbcOroI GonSils 9ir. 1913" Der
"autD. Observation-Disclosures 2cOion" ipur.
ocn III Scr rc@NulGrcn GerlomnIuna
oes Gon5iIs in Der ct. N%(lpbonilr5-
@aIlc inItnQirt: aopIon Hep, Or.
@iQlom II. Slcther, TrdIiocnt SNr.
So'cpb Sper5cl. Gice-Yr1iiocnt Sr.
BRA Y. Sbermooo. ScfrrtGr Sr. ".
u. GopIc, Sanger Sr. 5. s. @oI-
Iogber, Shobmciiter Sr. guaete Y.
Nolgbon, Collector Sr. Sa1ncs g..
Spr1re, Worid)aa Sr. Charles %. VI.
Storfep, inlcre Wodc Sr. Games s.
6ornoll, 1ltBere @od)e Sr. Sobn II.
SItetouri, Superintendent gum Wiarp-
l0nocr Staots . Got5il Sr. s. :.
Gallagher. itcllpertrctelocr Ncpru
iclltont !Sr. SontcS @. Vprnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

,Wiitclsbad) Scftiuu."
Wittuod), ben 81. Sannar, gruerr
Wnsfcnbal in Der r@crmania=
WGnnerd)pr- Nallc. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25
vGDtbe Sn0"
"Deutf6em ~Gorre(ponoent'

N''ONl1'bAl NV ~bIAltililbNl
Valtimlorc'S StcllCrrdtC.
Gon9rcB, 59itc.
Sbronif Scr GooeSiGllc bon Icuti6clu
III Baltimore.
GoronerS @altinlorc'S.
Gilenbobn . llniGHc.
Grcfutips @comtc oc5 StnntcS.
Tcitc, bciucglid)c.
eSci2rtn0c in WorpIalo.
@etrcibc. Glcputorcn, mo0Crnc.
@crid)tc, Wtnrpl0u0cr mo Nuul0C8s.
Sagogelcbe Wnrplon0'$.
&olcnocr Der Slt0cn.
&nlenocr, Observation-Disclosures.
&olcnocr iiir 1906.
2cgislntur. mo Stootrntb3 Giitriftc
9nltimbrC'S.
WetrildcS SpItcmL Vtnnbc mo &c.
nidtc.
WorplGnocr 8cicbQcbmg.
Yorto mo @crid)tc.
Eoli5eiridDtcr @oltimorc'$.
YoltpcrfcDr.
Muliiid- iupnniider aricg.
Nooleuelt, Sti55en.
Ncgiitrirlurg 1905.
StGotiidc 9con1tc lulo @Cb0rOcu.
Stobtratb t9O5-1907.
StaatslpobI , Sotllm IN Baltimore
1905.
&otum iiir Sen 5"lucitCn H~atbS5mcig
III 1905.
S8dbl. Nrc3inftc Der Stoot.
Gotum fir Stnat5s Scnutorcn 1905.
3citrcd]luing.
Slim tioncn.
S6cooorc Nooicuclt.
Mooiepclt's @%c6urt@6au5.
Die SumiIie 0r5 YrGliocntcn.
Hooicpclt i'm oGbcpp Gbnle GIlb."
Sagonlorc SILL.
WorgcnnuaIlt IN Spitcr Dan.
Sil0oIt. Ennoromu bon Nort Nrt6ur.
gelogcrungSGcifiib scr Supuncr.
Slnboer . 0iinc.
9onb SorpcOo.
8cncrdl StolicI.
General Mogi.
IuiiiidcS MincniHiii I'M 0od SIT
Sort Nrthllr.
Mllfbcn mo llmgcbung.
200 Soponcr in cincm @rob.
Gorte sur Sceidlnd)t in Der Giuid)is
mloltrnBc.
gblnirol Noid,ociturnati.
Montreal Soao.
Die Snicl Sodmlin.
llntergnn1 Der rliliid)cn 6IOttc.
Tolfsoidter Mnrim Norti.
Tope @upoll.
Hooiepclt ulO bic 6ricocn3 Ncuoll.
mud)tlgtcn.
Morinc- Yfo0n5ln i'll G~ort9nloutb.
aarte: ppr ul0 nod Dem Gricgc.
8ollspoort Morft in Ncu, Dorf.
Iiiftionslotol iiir Siirlrildte.
2ogcrboliS fir Worftmnnrcn.
Irrfauisltnno cinc0 Grlld)tbdltolcr8.
1rlld)toompier bon Gtollcn,
Nergun9sfrobn al Der grbclt.
,3itgcntglciiulg am 6lnBoumm.
,5iuei IN einul,orr gcfnbrcnc 3iigc.
Sebrtr,g rines @ilterungcta.
Reuc Srlld)tortcn.
2iltbcr 9urbont i'm 8nrtcn.
S~tad)elloicr GottiS.
Wetrcioc . Glcputorcn.
Seber r%cgeIm0Bigc I6ouncnt OcS
Ylattes, Oh Iilr Die t1glidc, iuodjcllt.
Iid)e pocr Sonlta9S . Ausgabc, miro
eiii grentplnr m|relltgcltlid) erbultcn;
oniielbe lit ilid)t 81 ~ucrtnllicn !;rS mlr
gnbicribenten mcrocn cS er6ulIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25
Sta0t Baltimore.
ltntcrhaltnnoS : Wcoiuciicr.

VH'RE UUIIHHWN ~NNWTURFTtF'
,,Wiuits sItuocmtc." - Nicfc 9Sod1c: Srunt
Daniels IN Sergeant Gruc".
,slancp's sBrater." - otcfc g3odc: nGlcrob
The YacifiC".
y9tlbaugb's SBenter," - Stcic 28ohc: nTbc
Yifbnp".
rBprS's Epcrnbnue." 2tcfc S8obc:
sNti6pah".
,,SonionaItrnheu .S Bcatsr." 80 9tcie 98o6c:
hSer1s".
YnubepiHes NoriicuunQcft. Gd9ltn Mlntincc.
auditorium. Sbcatrr." - Sicic 9S0dC: NpIb
mn Till in n. 8. IL"
Snrunr. probrr Ainelcubaa in Der n@Crnturias
NiGntercborr5nne."
r,Ariuu. - stm 20, 6cNrnur Grobcr Mln4fcns
nnlI In vCbc gnriC".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25
MarDldnocr Staats GjeicBgcbnng.

WarpldHocr Staats GeieBgcbnng.
&iclc uidJtioc &prlagcn cinacrridJI
nno nl Gumitc'n pcribicicu,
Gic lt0otiiHc Delegation miro ihrc
critic oiicnc SiBul0 boltcn. DC.
ncrol-NmWolt @rpon mtrol!ci
oui bic Nnirugcn. - glcmtcrinbu.
Der luollcn iid) nod l6ngcr iijr 0u2
y&obl oc3 &olfc9 oopfcrn". - ii"
Northumberland I'M Srnotc
tilbIt iid ob. - llcbcr 10 Niu@ I'M
l%lntcrbulllc cingcrcid)t. - SiGniQ
Scr Sto0t Delegation onbcrNmma.
- %criticocne intcrciiontr NuNc,
Ic0cnhCitCn.
annapolis, II. San. &rl
SCnot nltr0Cn bcltc Die %gntluorttl
0Ca Wcncral Stuotaunualta Nruoll,
olti Die pcrid)ic0cnCn al i'm ncltcutclt
6roQCn pcrlCicn. 9c5iiAlih Oca Gt
ui0Cl0cn Nniprld)@ oca Stoutca al
bcn Mo~lbin0toncr 3luci1 Der r@oItl
more Ohio Wobn" iu0tc Nr. GrDon,
lcin NnltonorN0nacr babe Die &loNr
iH Sabre 1900 ollb1uglg gcnludt, CT
babC uhcr uid)ta 0ctb0n III Der SndC,
ga bic NultptlroAc oIc lCi, Oh oicSobl
0Cm Stuot sic IlpiOcnoc inter Der
CntiGul0igul0 porcntholtcl f0rntc,
DAB 0iCiclbcn fiIr Ncrbc'crulACl
l1othpCnoig lcicn. Miiroc oiclc tSroNt
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tcn0 I'M Ercilc idllCn, Solltc ic0oN
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G%ipiOcn0Cn bcltchcL nonu luGrc cr
bcrCit, cllCrNild uor5ltNCbcn. SClu
Motb, iu0t cr, lei jC0odl Der Nuhn bic
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idnit hrulldc lie, I'M cine Nlllctbc
oui ooo l%ucrtbpoGc GiNcnthnm crbc
ben 5ll f0nnClL lunH nid)t nloglid) lei
10 lolNc Der Stoot Oic glfticn cignc.
Sic Sro4c, ob Die Hc1ialotur Die
WCuGiiCr 0c3 StuntCa permanent iilr
Ole Nultcrlltultur ucrpod)tcn t0ull,
Dcld)c 6ruNe pom Scnutor &irwnn
lultroC, bC0lhuortctcNr Nrnan
uerncincn0, 0u Die HCAialutllr Die
oiientlidcn Wcp0licr iiir 0oa &olf
pcrtuoltct, bic nnhiolgcnOc ScNi3l0,
tllr tonntC 0C2holb unItoBcn, mo3
oicic Hcgialntur IN Der Nc5icbun9
OCriilNen m0htc. Gr logt, Der Stnut
t0rnte ic0od) Ctllc lp%l0Crruflld)c vi
rcnj filr NllItcrutllltllr an EripntpGrs
loncn 0ll5gcbcL ltn0 mcnll 6 min
ld)cnolucrtb crid)clnc, @clpGllCr filr
Den arcbSfnnA 5ll re lcrpiren, 10 milB'
tc Iua nit bcltimnltcn Mortcn in Der
Die Hcrpnd)tllnN poll @cudlIcrl lilr
bic Nllitcrnfultur ulltorilircn0Cn Nill
ollNcn1crtt lucr0cn.
PM cine mcitcrc NniruNc 0C3 Sc
lldtora 2iruun %nntluortctc ST.. NrpnrL
Die Scgi9lotur tOnntc tcll Amt nit
cincm bohercn SnlGr ais $1,000 ere.
0ic Gunititution Oc3 StoottS
ucrbictc Gna.
&nmCn ans SpurromH'
Gptnt.
Or. Srco. :. S6unbrr1cr, Ocrlirin-
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ll
SpnrroluS Epitt, Iicb Den @ollpcr
Itclr in 0cm 3innlcr bc@ Stuoto Sc
5luci bobc Stilblc inl Solo
IliullmIc ilbcrrcihcn, mcIdc bon Den
Iol9cnocn &nobcn gcllodt morben
limo: @,n @oooruii. Ghoa, 2)cito0t.
,Snhn aub. gSn. SNIc1bp uto Scnu
Ter @oupcrl,cur iprud ocrl
anobcn irincn Tnnf ans.
Gin it ontli d yer G%cicrtoA.
EOS llntcrhnu@ nobm ais crItcgiu
ocn NorldluN on, Den ~. September
at cincm 9cicblid)cn Gcicrto1 III cr,
tlorcl,. Gic Yil Ncbt mlrnllcbr nod
Ocm Scnutc.
Nerl0 gcrnnN Der Com,
trplc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

Ncucr Homnil.

MorAcn bcQinncl mir nit oclt
iciicInOcn Monon Sic critic Bette"
Don Nc0luig Grim Sd)mcdcbicr; IN
Ocn1icIbcn cltuifclt sic bclicbtc Scr.
"ioiicrin nit lnciitcrbuitcr GuritchmN
cine Ncibc pom Ghnrnttcrru olla ser
mooCrncn @clClliduit uno pcrfniipit
nit Ocnl troAiiGcn ShidioI ibrcr
&ouptiiallrcn III iciniinniNcr @ciic
0cn Nunlor. Ser 5lrln Ncr5cn iprid)t.
Nic critic @cltc, mcId)e Dem Momnn
ocn (itcI Nicbt. lit poGl pom oQcm
NninnQ an Sic Bette, ubcr c9 bc0ori
idmcrcr FriiiunNcu N%cSicnigcn, scr
lie i'll roidcm Grtidlilb umporb, ga
nit nIdl i6m sic G@rfcrntuiB i6rc3
Mcrtbc8 i'd oilcnborc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-25

bic ~@eltl. M%orplGnOcr @obn Sc,
icllhott," iucld)e Den 9lntbcil 0c3
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Arizona republican., 1906-02-25

Patronize home industry - drink | Prescott beer.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-25

of his arrest he had on his person two checks one on the American National Bank of EI Paso for S75 and a second on the Phoenix National Bank of this city. dated Feb 4th for S55O payable to F. A. Johnson but not endorsed by l him. The last named was a cashiers check. Men who knew Johnson while he was here say he is able to speak five different languages.
 NEW NOTARIES-Two notarial commissions were issued yesterday by Governor Kibbe-. One was to Miss Christine Bohannon of Tucson and the other was to Enoch w. French of Kel- win.
 GOING TO LOS ANGELEs-Miss Rose Dickert has resigned her position in the office of the territorial auditor. being succeeded by Miss Clara J. Hall Miss Dickert is going to Los Angeles for 2 vacation.
 FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral of John E. Outhouse, who died here on Wednesday last will be held this ar- ternoon at o'clock at the parlors of P. Mohn. under the auspices of the Masonic lod-e.
 NEW SPECIAL AGENT-E. H. Corson and wifa arc recent arrivals here from New Orleans and will make Phoenix their home indefinitely. MT. Corson is a special agent of the gen. eral land office and has been for a long time engaged in work in the fever stricken districts of the south. He has now been attached to the Arizona dis trict with headquarters in Phoenix.
 DEATH OE MRS. MARY Q. SHOOT Mrs Mary D. Smoot died yesterday afternoon about 3:3O o'clock at the home of her son A. C. Shoot, eight miles west of Phoenix. She was sew enty-five years old and was an oid settler in the valley. She is survived by one daughter and four sons. The funeral will be held sometime Monday forenoon at the Christian church in this city though the hour has not yet been announced.
 HANSON LECTURE-Prof. Lam son. will deliver his lecture on "Edu- cation" at the NJ E. church south. in behalf of the young people of the Ep- worth League. next Tuesday night. The Dixie quartet will render some of its finest selactiOrs. Mrs. L. D. Dameroa will sing a solo. The orchestra of the church will play. Miss Blanch Will son viii rocitc. and Miss Ida May BowIes will render a piano solo. An admission of 25c will be charged. the proceeds going towards defrayinS the church debt
 BOUGHT A CITY BLOCK-B. G. Pecka, still being sanguine of the ap- preaching prosperity of this city, has put Q little small change into another city block. He has bought from Messrs. H. w. Heap and L. H. Landis, all of block 30 which lies between Fifth and Sixth end Jefferson and Madison streets The block is better known perhaps as the one directly south of the so-calIed carnival grounds The consideration was $3.OOO. The block is at the present time one of the very few entirely vacant ones in the city
Arizona republican., 1906-02-25

Accumulated excess in temperature since Jan. l. 126 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since Ian. 1, O.0S inch.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-25

Tx The \ &A Of a Lin
 of Phoenix Took la In his class service fee $l5 with
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and there is nothing to interfere in lis
 being made the site of either a num-
 Der of fine residences or a half dozen , ten story sky scrapers.
 1 M. E. CHURCH SOUTH-Preachinr
 morning and evening by Harold Co., Vette. Theme for Il a. m ''Repent-
 ance,' for 1880 D. m. 'The New Birth. %
 Sabbath schoo! at 9:45 a. m., Dr. II. A. Hughes. superintendent Junior. ! League D. m. Senior League 6:3O
 D. m. 'The Young Peoples Movement for Missions Prayer meeting We'd
 nesday night. There will be solos and anthems at both the morning and , evening services. A special Salvation Army service, conducted by Mrs. Col. French O. California, will be held at 3 D. m. at which everybody will be made welcome.
 POLICE COURT-Seven more good men and true were cinched for three dollars each yesterday on the theory that they had been riding their bicy- cles on the sidewalks in violation of the city ordinances. That was the contention of the police when the re- spective arrests were made and the
 cash bail put up. None of them ap- peared in court to tell different story and the bonds were forfeited \ sleep
 ing drunk was relieved of ten dollars also and man and woman were fined ten dollars each for violation of or dinances made for the restraint of the
 redlight district.
 VISITING NEWSPAPER MAN Max D. Welder of Denver arrived here yesterday and expects to spend a week or more in this vicinity. Mr Welder is a travelling representative of the Daily Mining Record of Denver, the only daily paper in the world devoted exclusively to the exploiting of min ing interests. And it is not small paper either as t prints more matter than many very pretentiOus general news dailies. Mir. Welder is on a tour that is designed to embrace. the en- tire territory and he hopes before he is through to visit every district of i'm portance. He is working north from Sonora, which state he reached by south bound trip through New Mexico. He comes here from Bisbee where he spent several days. From Phoenix he will make side trips into Pinal county and other adjacent districts, then leave for the north. MT. Welder is a gen craI representative of his paper look ing after every branch of business in cluding correspondence, subscriptions and advertising.
Arizona republican., 1906-02-25
Of Locally
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for todaX-Fair.
 Data for twenty-four hours ending 5:30 D. m. yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1906-02-25

Some mothers have slipper soles and spoil children.-Philadelphi Inquirer
Arizona republican., 1906-02-25

Keep eggs from spelling by eating them while fresh.-Chicago News.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-24

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-14
TERRIBLE ITCHING SCALP.
Eczema Broke Out Also on Hands and
llmbs-An Old Soldier Declares:
"cutIcura 10 . Blessing"

AT all times and to all people ]
am willing to testify to the merits OF
Cuticura. 1t saved me from worse
than the tortures Of hades, about the
year 1900, with itching on my scalp
and temples, and afterwards 1t com
menced to break out on my hands.
Then It broke out on my limbs. ]
then went to q surgeon whose treat.
ment did me no good, but rather az.
gravated the disease. l then told him
! would go and see a physician in
Erie. The reply was that | could go
anywhere, but a case OF eczema like
mine could not be cured; that l was
too old 500. / went to an eminent
doctor In the city Of Erie and treated
with him for six months, with like
results. had read Of the Cuticura
Remedies, and SO I sent for the Cuti.
cura Soap, Ointment and Resolvent,
and continued taking the Resolvent
until ! had taken six bottles, stopping
It to take the Pills. l was now get.
ting better. ! took two baths a day
and at night I left the lather of the
Soap dry on. I used the Ointment
with great effect after washing in
arm water, to stop the itching at
once. I am now cured. The Cuticura
treatment is a blessing, and should
be used by every a who has itching
Of the skin. can't say any more