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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-06-21
pon,t He In n Rush.

Did you ever find that you accom-.
plish any more by rushing wildly about
your duties, talking constantly, of how
mnch you have to do? There are peo-
ple whom press of work always af-
feets like that. The idea that other tasks
wait beyond the present duty seems
to upset them ard peculiarly unfit them
for doing the immediate thing well.
Good work is never done in frantic
hurry. The thing to do Is to center
the mind upon the present task, as II II
We're the only thing to be done SO 1t
is for the time being. One day at a
time; one hour at time; even one
minute at time; always one thing ut
time this is not only the most
thorough way to do things. but In the
~ rrn 1t Is far the quickest way.
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Notice Of Appointment.

Estate OF William q. Tucker, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Admlnist rator OF the estate Of
" illiam o. Tucker. late Of ii ocking County
deceased. Dated this ~, day Of May A.
1906.
JOHN YOUNG,
May u, G-w AdmInlStrator.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-06-21

Do not waste your energy in fits of
anger. Save your nerve force for some
worthier occasion.
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Up to "Him."

Mr.. Slowcoach How came your eld-
erly sisters life to be bllghted?
Miss Pertleigh Hem! She became
an old maid while waiting for her bash
ful lover to propose.-Leslies Weekly.
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. I Daily except Sunday
Sunday only.
G. w SCH " ENKE, Agent
Logan, o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
Marslaao & yennlalpauio n. q,

Warplaab e Tennielpania n. q.
Rfiqe b~erIaifen gcrtbsube.. u. Odisgtr. Citation:
7.a0 BORN, mao Dorf tdeIt~. aussenommcE
GonntdSs.
$50 Gnr:-.. Ind Delta rir Gonniaes.
$50 g,orm. n1t gelatr tdaliS, ausgenommeu
GptntngS.
1926 Iudnt. ildd Dori tosilN, aussenommsn
Grrntnps.
4.05 gndlrr, nntb Delta nur epnntoas.
4.20 gndlnt. rao Della tdgli1. aiiSgenomrnss
GnnntIgS.
GOO sberbe n1t !Seiatr tdeIt6. auseenou,.
men Gonntags.
II. 90 G6enbs mad BeIatr nifr GonntaaS.
11.46 sDeuos in6 Beiatr &ttt,vo6s unb Gaut
finQS. tf6sf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07

". nab Ntlautie.6 9th an Wobenidsen: Y.
mad Miautie'Gitn tdgltb. Pile 8iiee bnlist
In gRilmtngion: Is bdlt nShciter.
RorIH., l2. 20, 26t0 ginf1m. MT. HobnI Gio..
2st0. 800 Elprm.. l2.25. 26,i5 sn6m.
Hberocen Hffum, 0dinhen Gtntion. 100
Nndm., NJ. 10 gbenoe; ut. WOpul Stditon.
2i.05 gtotm.. $6.tb Nbenos.
Referbirifra hon Halim IN S6luf' ooer Var,
Inrsg 8upNcns. Speife 'HHtcn etc. lperoen idneu
bcfprat per 1elepbon In allen folaenoeit BILLET
Piirenitr: Charles rno SGratopnaS tr1bf. &c
q. ssolfe 1910. ooer YPo. gonrtiGno 1901: Yt.
Standardization, g.. & g.. ut. Scrnon 3t23;
Scltib 129. cber Wib. gonrtlano 2726, nno Nr.
$40. Siosgrodoipno.
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WadtWaa0pn . Nunten.

Gurcpitrobc nno Sort . gperllc -
SiiOlidJ Iabrcnb: Gcrloiicn 0ruio.
Siq,Eorf 1, 3, 8 unb A ll6r Wor.
gems; Sopcttc. ulb Soporo.S troBe
1.21, 2.2t, 3.21 unb 4.2t Morgcns.
Noroli6 icbreno: Serloiien Sort
WcSenrp 1. 9, 3 nrb A ll6r Wor.
gems; 6apette- unb Soparo.S trobe
1913, 2,23, 1923 unS!4.23 @orgens.
Dorf. mo 3reoerif . Hoab -
Siiolid fabreno: @erIaiien arling.
ton . apemle, Wnperlp, 1, 9, 8 uno
4 ltbr Worgens; 6apctte. nilo Som.
oro.S trnbe 1.2S, 2.2S, 1928 uno
4.2S Morgcis. Norolid) fobreno:
@~erloiien Sroinston /, 2, 3 uno 4
ltbr Morgens; Sapette. rnb Som.
arb Strabe 1928, 2,2S, 1928 uno
4.2S @orgens. SiioIif fabreno:
0erluiien Sigblanotopn I, 9, 8, lno
4 ltbr Worgens; 5apette- rhb Soip.
orb Strobe 1923, 2,23, 1928 uno
1928 Morgens.
@opitraben-2 inie SeItlid fab.
.reno: gerbaiIen garriion.2a Gan I, 2,
8, uno A llbr Worgcns; Baltimore
uno gbarlesitrabe ia, 2,f4, 3,t4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07

un6 Ala Morgens. @cItlid) fal-
reno: Gerlaiicn Nort6 9lpcnue uno
@opltrobe 100, $50, $50 uno 4,30
Mor9cns; Baltimore. luno Charles.
Strabc LAG, 2,4G, 3,lG uno 4,46
WorgcnS.
Mooiion = gpenllc . 2inic - Scit'
lid) iabrenO: ScrIniIcn Gruib6ia.
Forf 1, 2, 8 mo 4 llbr Mor9enS;
Baltimore. II. CHARLES 9trabc 1,1S,
2,tS. 3,tS uflO Ais Morocn8. @eIt.
lidJ iobtenS: ScrIoiicu Como. Ctr
Gn0plntft t, 3, 3 uno 4 llbr Nor-
gems; baltimore mo G~6orIeSitraBc
Ito, 2.25, 1926, 4.25 II. $50 Mor,
gems.
Orleans. uno 2iabt . Strobc
Norolid inbrcnb: &crIniicu eight
Str. , Sterilization I, >, 3 u>o 4 llbr
Mor0cn8; baltimore. unl6 CHARLES
StroBc flo, 2.t0, $40 uto 40
MorgcnS. Siiblid) Inbrcno: Serial.
Icn &ortD. unb Eottccrion. Eorf- Gpe-
me 1870, $50, $50 uno 4.30 Wtor.
gc1s; Baltimore mo GborlesitroBc
$50, $50, $50 uno $50 WtorgcnS.
Sorioro . Ipcutc 8 Clinic - Siio,
lid) iubreno: Scrloiirn @cber'S Yarf,
Sorioro.Hoao I, 9, 3 ulb A llbr
WorgcnS. @orblit iobrcno: @olti.
more. II. @apitraBe 100, $50, $3.50
ulo 4.3O MorgcnS. Gic Sorioro-
Nlpenlle . Nadtpn0gou3 iobrcn bon
@ebcr's Bnrf, Soriorb.&o bis
Baltimore. II. @npltroBe mo 5rriif.
Hortb . glpenue . 2inie - @orrt-
ion . Ipenue = @oNQons perlalIen
9clairs 9iono ulo NortD- Nuclue mo
bonn electric : Eorf nad) ~ l(br
MittcrnodJt, nic fol9t: @eitlid) fab.
reno: Scrlailen 9cloirsGooo mo
TortG Ipenue 1908, 1880, /, 100
llno 9 ll6r WorgcnS; Ycnniplpania'
mo Nort6 . Mucnltc 1925, 1852,
t.22, t.52 un6 2.22 Morgen8. Selt,
lid fobrcno: Icrloiien electric Eurf
1890, I, 100, 9 ulo $50 Wor'
ecnS; Yenniplponia. uno Nortb-
Iocnue 1854, 1.2l, t,5l, 2.21 uno
2.54 Wor9enS.
Gritcr uno lcttcr @o9gon nad)
Dem @oMcntogS Sobrplun. Sonns
tags: Scr critic @aggon cine Stunoe
ipGter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07

WGbreno bes MorotS
MGrj lit Die FCit melfe Snbien rlltll
ifon lett cil1i0cn Sobrcn beimiud1.,
ipicocr itGrfer origetreten; bat lid,
aud, in iold1cn Nropin5en nieocr Gin.
oeltcat, no mon lie erIoihen gluubtc.
ssn gengolcn tullclt 5000 9obesiGIt
ii, ciner Nodc Dor, Sn gpmbop er.
an eincm 2age $50 Yerioncl,
Der furftbaren a%ranfbeit. Die Yeit
ioIf Defenders OlIr6 Den GiienboBn.
perfcbr itarf pcrifleppt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
Yenniblbanias Ba9n.
Wadl bent mefen uuS Worben.

StfiuHt pututtISIutIuHt Wtt IDIUt.
'sa5 Born. Clnion : Station $50 8orm.).
Yittshlre @gpreB uno 9biedgo Soecial.
Saupts9inie grpreb.
*t.1O Wadm. 0on linton. etntion). .etaouis-
mo n21e .8ennfbIbanin" Gimiteo, ilab Obi.
eaeo; Cincinnati ino St. 9omts.
'4:sS Sas,m: Iecn luton Staiionl, sRennhf.
*4.55 4adlm. (bon linionStutioit), Gbicoao
unb ct. 2onis @rpreb.
100 Mbsnes (bon union'Statton). gbtcago
$3.50 absubs (uon tlniou.s Station. 81. eouis
.s.5S M6eubs (bon iinlon.eiatton). meftern
StereB nno eieoeldtto nn6 Cincinnati &c.
.ifii Ga6is characterization tt.56 gadts).
ii1i and,ts characterization 1i.55 Ra6is,.
40 Wiurnens tlnion.S tation 44i morsens).
tneIi6. nd6 eodaSaben.
SAB Qrrm. characterization 30 Borm.). f1p
lid, nab GuffnIo (oia emporium. 1uuetionJ.
Uric, tlno BOdbeutdge, nab Rpdbcficr.
liz Eorm. Clnio1 /, Station dib5 8orm).
Abb @adni., iiaIi6 (oon unicrsei ation). naA
gStuiamspprt.
$50 MbsnOs, tdoIi9 Dion iinion'stntion). NOS
buffalo.
s.55 Nbeuos, ,tdeIt6 (bon iiniou.s tntton). naa
@rtc ulo ~Jlodefter.
NGb NnunpoltS. I31. e:0i %ormtttdes. 69
Mndbmiitngs an &obentasen. SountaSs. 9.Oi
Bprfi., HOO Ibeno5.
Ron linton. Station.
Ban Fhilabelphia nno Netu.gprf.
1903 Sladtm. r6cnareiEunaf 9tmitto," thaItt.
%siu goTri ! Mior tsn "' si2. dSiON 40 ,'0 400.
esUi ads, 20, 10 q; % g g SSsnOS' 9G a. Ss.
BUR mad ,RbiInoelpbia 4.1O, 895. $40. e.2o.
dioO Gorm.. LOO, a04, 457. 1885 nnb
945 GSDrnSs; @o%enia9e- SSOnntGas, s;ss.
Tadb q'ofton 40 Sorm. @ohcntaee; 1886
Ibcros, tdgiih.
Ha6 @cImar nno baupifddIiosn 3iuiftenpnni.
Ten all Der 9elap1resS ioiiton, 6.35, 7.55
Mcraens, 2.3O, 4.57 Gatn, 8o4eniaee.
7.5O sIhenbs tdaIi6.
@al9inato1 eTSrGb, 22s; 25l, et2s 5a25. a.sss.
eo5. 715, 7.20 (7.se 1imiteS). TAI. 500.
s.43. OLE, a.6E, 1880 gbenss. @odeutaae.
ScnntaeS 9.20. 2,5ll. b;o7, el2; 1875 74ss.
65.2255,. 6.O5, 7.i t5.'' 40 (7.s6 aimuticSj..
~ $40. 9i5, e.65; 1o;ao gnsnbs:
"g sii5 H giSsm. an mS S ! S''0 special
Goh annapolis, 7.3G. 0.05 @ormitiaes. t24S
giudm, 5.32, 500 Ibenos an seotcniaaen.
qtianiie COAT cine @rpreb, 2'5i @iorssils.
1912 Gnhm. tdgli6.
eonibcrn Mninpap, o.42 Sorn.. $500. *o.i5
ecaboarS sNiTr Cine aaiIwap. 0.42 gorm.. 5.o7
aertolf uGo Bcitern mailtuuo, 1920 abeubs
g. 4 s., ab. 12.4s Ma6m.. Ro6eniase. 1855
@bcnhS tdglidD.
Bon 9eunfbfpania. Npenue. etation.
gntt gBdibinsipn, @Spreb, GIT. 900 Borm..
1853, 800, 600 Nadni. tdgIih. TAI Wior'
eenS on gBodertd8en, $3.50 abenos MIR an
Gonrtdqen.
To6 annapolis, TAI moraeus. 500 Tat.
mittagS an @odbentdaen. Sonniaes, geo
Eurnt. linb 600 Hndbm.
ypcaeu RiIetem uno SdbrpIineu mad nueA
Vinttei fprede man In Der guIbert'S tailon.
gr. $40, Roros9b arles<Sirabe, nuo unton'
Stdtipu Dor,
Sepdd pirb auf Grfiten In obcn aeuannten
8fireang abaeboIt uno murfirt.
Gpetfes28naaon.
~. n. Ntterburn, z. n. Nopb,
Sen. ,9eitdftstitbrer. Ratf. '1raffiesUlaudeer.
@eo. n. R0Ab,
1eneroIsg unaiersNl.d III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
G9clapenfc 9ampfcr.G ompaanic.

Ebeiapeute. ainie.
GIeGante 9;afia9ier . 91mpier "ghianfta" uilo
yNfiNntd" t1d
fIb Voiut Comfort nno Horiolf, va.
9dinpier ~perIafen baltimore id9ltn taisac'
%fof1iricit Sonnt1gs) I'M $50 a6ell6s imlo Tom
met IN Slo Totnt G0trtJti I'M q ubr WsorgeriS
uno In RDrfuif nm us WiOrgenS an, nnfditcs
beiib an bic gilethn brBilge nab allen Vunftet
oeS Gitoei1o unb SitoipefienS.
Worf.Niper' = iuic.
Gicgante Ydiiugier Sampler .9barlofte" unb
baltimore"
nadi Weft.Yoint unt Wtdfmoub, "a.
3dnpfer ~beriaiiei Waliimure idgli9 fuitSge'
nonnten GcnninaS) i'm 3 llbr Rudmittaas iio
i%orriiert i'll g8eiis loini lnl 100 Wioraeiis une
IN Nidiiono INT 8.25 IIorpenS an.
Ste an Wlontdgcn. Wiihpodbeu Iinb Sreifdperi
bon baltimore dbfnbrcuoen 9nnpfer. uno bic
bon WeftsPoirt nn Sielfideen. Donnerftnpeu
uito Sdmitdeen ubfnbrcn, legen In 8Iouceiter'
POint. Clements NIB gltnlpio'e an: iiito bic
an S%teiftuaen, Doitneritaeet uib Ganftaaen
bon Baltimore uno an Dtorinecii, Miiilpofeii
irb 5reituaeu bon glet'Qoint nbfdbrenben
9dIpter Ieeen In O~oritolpt ino QIab'Banf an
lbet aiinftieeit g~eiter).
Tampftr u~erfaiicN Baltimore pom Fter VT. IS
mno 10, 2tahtitraben.ge crfte.
Gir4 sPtlcte iidG alien Tlinftei ttniet aes
fbert. @cpdd dnieegeben iirb aniiitenaltrmer
I'm Noroits ~referbirt ircroeil. III ben bieTieeit
Viiet @iirrunr: Wr 1ta, Ch.yaltlni0re. etrnbe,
Y. ~. gpbipn, aeeIli. Nj. 1871. cft.Balftmpre.
afrabe. pber ben ouilpi NfircouI: UT. $50.
piaht' strahe. baltimore. gb.
Hepben npHeJ y. y. G9tsns,
Ger. .@etddffatiibrera fSat ysatidgteI anent.
Z, .! Dtteannti. ShffS@ff Soft 'stavflt. =,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
@eIteru Ware(anb Giicn6abn.
Baae berIaHen Siuen.etation iuts IOIsi

Baee b~erIafen S~iucn.Giation uts ioIet:
SdaItt.
4.30 Woroens - S6icdsng, Sueerstofpr, q.
* 9S .,Vubi ufto ulSgenumInefI Sonntag CON
cod iiito Gbdliibersburg.
2.b0 Tndm. - Nf.ont. mad unionseribge.
Idgiidj, dnSaeuummeu Spuntaa.
TOO WiorpcnS- gorf rnb 8etinsbirc whom.
S.tn Observation-Disclosures uro 81 jpeiiAbir6
Accommodation.
p.tb W~orseus-a!om. mao 0eitt Iours nps
gUrf.
10. IS Rorm.-H.icm. mad untousTrtbee.
$50 9udbfn.--Nffotr. itat 0lprbor, Dorf itrs
u. Il 8. Glib.
ABB guhm.-GIpreB nad SIpnbon. Saaerk
fofpn, fopte Sreoerid, gu,mitsburp, Chip
peuSbura (Barlor'gSaaeon).
5,35stu6m. -yorf' 9Ipreb.
elf gbenoS-4ifom. mad tluionsUrtbqe.
lies MbenbS-gifom. nada union,Brioae.
Hnr epnntaaS.
$50 DEMONSTRATION. nnn Union Bribee UNI
Sunober.
1890 etbenbS- gffom. rnd Unit ssFribae.
SdIt Mot an Der Benun ~ e. Citation an,
u. Nssfrtfpn. @ersroL CSefdhdffstfbrer
g. ~. estpta. Geiterat Gallagher aseHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07

YdNc sut Jieiie in'S Wuslanb bejorat u.
NaiHe, w. III, cF.$alttMsre.s raRs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07

Frri. 2nnpreht bon Der pbiloio.
pbilhcn 6utultdt Der llniperiit0t
Ycipiig bot Die GrgebniIie ieincr Stu-
Oien, lueld)e er ollf ieine Imcriforeiie
genlodt bat, in cincnt Mcrfe inter
Dem Sitel .Imericono" pcroifcnt.
lidt. 0ieies ifIieBt iif al, icine Ri.
itoriif. pbiloiopbiidcn 9etroAtungcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07

TaHe snr @siie ia's sltslnab be.
iorst 6. Maine, Nr. 413, Git.Varfi.
mprc.StraFe, Ra9e guitam9s aic.Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
Baltimore bio- 8abn.
3daIid. i2daIi6, ansgenommen GonntaDs.
ytur GUurfuu5.

Srpreh5iige ySeoe Stnnbc nnf Der Stnnoe" bon
Gauloerl . Citation idd) 9eaihingtoi, an $50.
6entaecn, 500 Born. bis 500 glbenos, mt
9uImal.3 ieuit. 5rlbete etbiabrt bon Wi.
Wai6inaton, %ocrIaNcn Mt, RobuI Ct, 900.
l7.i0, 1850, $40, *0.dS, HOBS, III SO Sors
miiingS, ?i2.t0, lt2.40, lt.b5. F2.43. 1880.
ala, ABB, !5.5b! 600, l0.5b, :s.16. *t0.5b.
*ii.32 Nbenbs; oerI. Gambler e., 300, *6.t5,
1896, !7.20, 1900, $3.50, 900 $1,000, II LOO
AorniiiaaS. !i2.00 9iud,ts. 1905. 2t2.15,
II 90, 2t.05, 200, 300, 1905. 400. *4.3O,
400, 1905, 25.35. 1900. FG.t6, 1920. II 90,
$500. 1926, $1,000, 1905. -t1.t0, *tt.4f
Nnnopulss, Mi. acbaI citation, no iiito
2s,4o giorinitiugS. l5.55 giadm.: 9nntoersSfd.,
l7.2O mo ~. 90 NoruittaeS, 1905 Iutnt.,
2b.35 iiito GOO gthelioS.
Srcbcrid, Wt. gitbdI Sialicn. 2s45. l9;4s.
Iorm.; Gdrroer Stuttoit. 1885, 1900, 20.15
uro DOC Bornl., 1925, 1860 NIB 800 Rdb'
mit.uqS.
@inhsHer, @t. aobnI. no PORN, l2.43.
$50 yiddrn.. Camden, 1920 Sortt., 1900,
800 mo 400 yia6m.
Sageretsun, UT. NubnI Sia,, NAB 8urtt.,
3.50 giddDnl., Gambler GtattoH. 1900 Borui.,
1876 NIB "A, 90 gudlft.
Gnitptt .Sits unb ut. Nirp, gnmben Siation.
l7.3b. 20.tb 4'crnr.. 1926, 1880. 1920. $3.50.
fttib Ybcnos.
Gurtis' pnn, Gulnbcr Siaiiou. 1929 Bcrnt.
anraN. 9Rt. Hcbnl. +2.43 aobm. Gamoen.
1900 glndn.
Rpnoi glue 2iue mad, 9btfabefpbia uuo New.
Ylprf, nehcr terminus an 5rciane5vdnita.
itrr strnbe, Teiu.Yurt, bednet nad potets,
1hrotrru uuA Mrffui TIA. Yiftrift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-07
Baltimore 9ampi Eadct 81.
tAftc unb SuoerlGffige Eat.2inte.)
Sic Der. Gtnutcn liOit hetorbernb.
Tampfer ,Vtrginia" tnen), ,.Niabama,"

SN = ilh' ~
Tampfer ,Vtrainio" tneu), ,Niabama,"
9eurgia," u1enneNee."
Ganpfcr fabrcit tdNIid. Spnhidgs nis1enoms
men, bon ben DWaispinies "RierS, Hr. 1913.
fiabi' Sirdbe. $50 Yhcnos, brett nnh OIh
Ioini Comfort, glurioIf, 8orismontb uno alien
Vuritcn bcs SlioenS. Scrbinoun9 in do
9loilt Comfort nit e. & 3. Giienbn6n." Nddb
9iidnrurb, Serbiuoung in Vortsnoutb mt BEN
oSCutoaro stir Zinc" ioIiocn 3n0 nab Forts
mouth ufo IiIontn. IN yictfolf Serbtnonie
init Der o9%filnni!c Coat Cine" 9ioriolf mo
weitIid uno .SIo 9pminion Gite" mad Teius
bern. &aibihotcli. R,'G., Ri6nlonb. "a, uno
yielps glorf.
Mdbl5ciicn na6 cnropdit6cm qGuue. au1u.
riafc IniiitenBimucr, elcfirtfdc Nelehhtung.
9nmpfbci5ura. doicu fret. Jielcroirtc Gniiiieus
5@tnrntcr III oeit gtllet Ntireollr Der .Voe zine"
b0s. 2ia6tsG traBe. Q. ". &. Office. Gitorfts@de
baltimore ulh GalOcrtGtrabe,. Continental
3rnit Bllilotng nno MIbnug6's, Nr. 100, Woros
SbarlcSsS irnbc.
Sobu ~. Gbertpuub, u. Nrptun,
Btrc'Nrdf. Ii. @elt.sDianuscr. Sen.' Fn.' aacnt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
VOLUME Ill,

9t1LL be the comprehensive ever published in any
Kentucky city of this size, and as complete and re-
liable in detail those sold in Paducah and Henderson
for three times the price we ask 1t will contain:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
WONDERFUL TUNNEL
BORE UNDER RIVER AT NEW
YORK MARVEL OF SKILL.
Successful Completion Of Gigantic
Task That Has Taxed the lnqe-
nulty Of the Best En-
gineers.

The railroad tunnel which has just
been completed under the North river
from New York city to Weehawken,
N j., is a marvel of ingenuity and
skill, for it was found when the two
bores made from opposite ends APP
preached within 1875 feet of each other
that they were only one-eighth of an
inch out of alignment and only three
quarters of an inch out of grade,
which, considering the size and the
length of the tunnel, is something
never before heard of.
The completion of this seventy-five
million-dollar tunnel now makes it pos
sible for one to walk from New York
city into New Jersey, and 1t will not
be long before trains will be speeding
through them. 1t is now Ave years
since the first announcement was
made of the project of building the
tunnels, and it was only after a siren
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
A, SUFFERER
FROM PILES
N. S. Wilbur, Secretary Louis
vile Base Ball Club, After
Ten Years Suffering, Is
Cured by ParaCamph.
HAD TRIED MANY REMEDIES

N. S. Wilbur, the popular Secretary of
the Louisville Base Ball Club, says:
81 was a sufferer from Chronic Piles
for period Of ten years or more, and
while used practically all of the known
remedies, received nothing but temper
airy relief. One night while travelling my
suffering became so intense that in des-
peration L used Paracamph it being the
only preparation that had with me. I
did not think for a moment that would
getrelief, but i'll my condition was willing
to try anything. Much to my surprise
after the first application my suffering
became less, was able to go to sleep and
when awoke in the morning my pain
was all gone. applied Paracamph two
or three times afterwards, not because 1
experienced any suffering but I feared
return of the pain.
l am glad to state, however, that the
trouble has entirely disappeared and l
believe myself, for the first time in
over ten years cured.
Iregard the effect Of Paracamph in
my case as simply wonderful and
would not have believed it possible
for remedy to do what it has done
had il not been for my actual exper-
fence with the preparation"
Paracamph positively does not contain
anything that will injure the most deli
cate skin. 1t is a clean, safe, cooling,
soothing, application that every one can
use every day with pleasing and satisfac-
tory results.
A trial will convince you. So get a
bottle OF Paracamph to-day from your
druggist We guarantee every bottle to
give satisfaction. II 1t fails to do what
we claim, 30 back to your druggist,
the man you know, and get your
money.
Sold only in 95c, soc and $l.OO bottles.
The ParacamPh Company, Louisville,
KY, U. S. A.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
Dissolution Notice

On account of my health have
been compelled to retire from the
firm of Boyd & Pool, BARRIERS, and in
so doing l desire to express to the
friends of said firm my hearty ap-
probation of their support and pat
ronage and to ask that same be con-
tinued to Frank Boyd, whom all
know to be thoroughly deserving.
Sincerely,
JAMES H. Pool.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
New Meat Market.

We take this method of informing
the public that we have opened up a
meat market at the corner of Fourth
and Main, Savage's old stand. and
solicit your patronage. Everything
usually handled in first-class meat
market and prices as low as the
lowest. G. U. West can be found
with the firm. Free delivery. Cumb.
phone 754-1. James S. Rogers.
R. E. Henderson.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
Interior of Tunnel, Showing Safety
Walkways of Concrete.

uous campaign of criticism and oppo.
sition that work was begun.
The route of the tunnel is from the
Jersey Meadows, beyond Bergen Hill
(Weehawken), to Thompson avenue,
Long Island City.
According to the plans as an
nounced, every safety appliance and
mechanical protection against acct
dents known to railroad science is to
be installed in the tunnels. Electricity
win be the only motive power. The
current for lights will be entirely sep
arate, as in the New York Subway.
The city police will have jurisdiction,
and the city health department will
have sanitary supervision. The new
est ventilating apparatus will be pro-
vided. The railroad company has al
ready ordered steel cars, to replace
the wooden ones now in use. The new
Pullmans, too, will be fireproof.
A special safety feature will be the
concrete walkways, or sidewalks, built
inside the tubes on level with the
car windows. If there is an accident
or long delay, the passengers will
be able to reach these walkways from
the car windows. or doors. The cables
for power, water pipes for protection
against fire, and part Of the signal
wires will be bedded in the concrete
beneath these sidewalks.
The construction of the tubes has
been designed with view to safety
Instead of resting upon the river soil,
they are supported by iron founda-
tons known as screw piles, such as
are used for lighthouse props. In the
case of the trolley tunnels built further
south, the tubes rest in the soil, for
they will not have to bear trains of
great weight The Pennsylvania tun-
nels, on the other hand, must support
1O0-ton electric locomotives, and
hence it was necessary to provide
iron foundations extending all the
way down to bedrock.
The method of construction has
been the same as in the trolley tun-
nels, and in the East river section of
the Subway. AS the shields are pushed
forward through the soil, or through
an occasional uprising ledge Of rock,
cast iron rings are knitted together,
forming the links of the tubes. The
lining inside the cast iron is to be of
concrete, part of which will be the
walkways already described.
Much has been told of the Manhat-
tan terminal 1t has been decided that
this is to be a railroad station from
top to bottom, with only. such sub
sidiary departments as are necessary
to the comforts of railroad passengers.
There will be restaurants and arcades
of small shops near the waiting room,
300 feet long, but there will be no
theater or hotel or beer garden
despite frequently published rumors.
To the various train platforms, below
ground, the passengers will descend
in elevators, and at the top of each
elevator shaft will be electric signs
showing what trains are due or wait
ing. In short, there is to be no con-
venience lacking. and the plans seem
to provide for roominess and comfort
enough to supply the demands of the
future New York, however fast the
population Increases.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
To NV Friends.

On account of the i'll health of
James H. Pool, the firm of Boyd &
Pool, BARRIERS, has this day been dis
solved, the business to be continued
by Frank Boyd at the same stand.
All claims will be paid by Frank
Boyd.
This Nov. 1st, 1906.
FRANK BOYD,
JAMES H. Pool
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
scots, National Music.

An enterprising reporter sends par.
ticulars of matrimonial dispute be
tween Alphonso and his bride. 1t ap-
pears that their majesties were on
their way to Drummond castle when
an awful sound smote the air. TITS
a wailing banshee!" cried King AL
fonso.
mo, my DEAR" contradlcted Queen
Victoria, 1T is the sound of the rail
way wagons shunting." 1t appears
that both their majesties were wrong
It was the skirl Of the bagpipes.-Lon
don Globe. egs,z,., ~. .,.........
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-11-08
Wanted

Good man, with team and tools. to
take charge of a good farm belong
ing to the Terry Coal and Coke Co ,
(incorporated), near their mines
Apply at Company's Office, Dalton
building, Hopkinsville, KY.