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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09

Uleo 2ffoa6nin9en baa0e af Sns
Iursenterne og De fribillige Reges
rin9stropper gaar Del Qllminoeligs
beo 8oot. @ntefte steoer bar Sa4
iurgenterne 9jort Opitano, iaaleoes
i; pinur Del gio Gitb, iau ben er
prattiif taft / geleiringstilItauo.
Meu Der sr aGereoe lanofut $50
ameritanIte Soloater foruoen fere
9unoreoe Mdrinere og flere ifufos
lanoiattes @adr, faa Der bliOsr fa-
gen 5are for Opitano
Wa9oon er anfommen til 6dpaz
nu, og 5aft er mart feroia III
At reiie bjem til Wafbington.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09
yumie
bar faact en- M Nabenbaring.

D0pics pldn dngadenoe en- st.
loni / yiefp Uterico er opgioet /
QDoig6e0 moo en- M gefaling, Iom
ban bar mootaget gennem ct Spn
iioite 5reoda Qften, Der Oareos i
fem 5imer. Dette tun09iorte 0i=
atonen 4rrington, en- at 8opies
tro 5ilbangere, Iom for6lep tro imoo
profeten unoer oennes Reoerlag.
Planen, Iagoe 2(rinaten, tax
opgipst til gunit for en- anoen, iom
gaar 10 pda at rejIe 81 100000 /
Gbicago Den 6eniigt at genoprets
te 9olpies Magt oa 9lnieelIe.
aun0gorelien fanot Steo en- life
airfe 66icago.
2tGe 5orbereoelier for 0opies
2lfrejie til Wlerico par qiorte. od
Den .ferite Q(poitel' ct Snn, er
leoIa9eoes al ct blenoenoe bpiot
Chs, 6Ois 6erlia6eo life tunoe be-
tribes. Iaa 6erren oa berte bans
Rpit. 6an bleo befalet, flyer ban,
at opgioe oet meritdnife projett d
Iege 3ions 6erligbeo anoetIteos.
Gan ba0 Dopie Diafon 9lrrin9ten
fomme til G6icago og rejie 81 600
900 for ,@uo oo 3ion."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09
Gu iUrselis Senoelie.

Sra 6leoelano, g., berettes, 1t
10 ungs Wennsiter. fom arbejoeSe
/ Cate Sbore 8anens aoitorbpas
ming, ! 95reoues Qfftes fulot no
al ct ginoue paa 4. Stage og ilog
iig libel paa Guben neounoer.
Den enc bar 80 2tar og oen an
cen II. Te bar De beoite 2lrbej0ss
fdmmerdier. Den 9lore bapOe ei
2(rbeibe for. boorpeo ban BAD Den
bnare ON Sialp. Saa tog oe fox
MorItot fat | hinanosn for en-
Stprteprspe. Soet De Iaa tumleoe
pmfrins og tOm | Rar1eoen al
@inouet, aleo oeres 5sober. Os De
falot begee no igennem Oct lape
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09
6por 6noerne saar.

Q 70 dbritantet orbruge r
hem / en- forbap b en- D E
Wt 9ng0e. Ulaper 5abritz
ten / Wilpaufee bruger
415.612 aarfig.
Stuoe, aser, aalpe, @eoer, 0eIte.
5aar og 8anguroos biorager til en-
at Oe itsrite SnouItrier paa Sorz
oen.
5 5orretningslioets 5raol6so
itanoier 5olt neppe lange NOT IL
at betragte aipets Smaating, og
bOor neje oe er forbunone meo Dc
iterite. boor uaofiaslige De er, Of
hoor oaIentlige for Dem. gag fox
Gts. Stoforretningen = bdr nogen
nogen Sinoe grunOet lanse NOT
til at faa Reoe paa, 6oilten Rigoo n
at Gnergi og animaliit aio oec
onpenoes for at forIbne Menneitez
beoen meo 5oobetlaoning2
5ag fom ct Gtsempel Maners
StsOle o9 Sto aompagni, ct mi.
paufee 5oreta9enoe. Iom oets
200 9(rbei0s0aae bar forbruat life
minore emo 1852 6uoer at fors
ifellig Sfags De Ibunone u Maa=
neoer.
6er bar oi 6uoerne At 6O.298
Stuoe, 31,163 aeer, 55,704 anlz
pe, 196.846 @eoer. 67,599 5ddr.
1928 Seite oa 1,479 aungdroos,
e1e forbrugie o9 omoelte at ben
itore Maber 5abrit 9ebet al ei
Qldr.
Oct tager 6uoerns al benbe0
1900 8br ON 0agen til at mpoe
oenne Waoniter Gntrepriies 9rdD,
oq par oe a1e uo6re0te 40 en- Sang,
piloe De bette 100000 abaor1t
foo.
6enoeo 1000 soebe aunItnere er
feit9ftigeoe af Maher aompa9niet
Qldret runot me6 at ldbe 6onorbilt
Sfoen for Ul9no, Weitern Qa0p
for abinosr og oen beremte Wdra
TIA Wdibington for aomfort, =
oesuoen StoleIfo, Ser er at ni6e pda
fom Sern. o9 qlrbejOsito al dlle
Sld9s. 5abriffens 9dpaiitet er g..
900 par Sto ON Daeen. 9enne
5dbrifs lloitnr er fad mooerne,
iom penge og grforing fan gere
oen. Gn anoen 5oroel er 5abrif4
tens geliggenbsb / Mifipautee, Der
er 8erSens itsrfts 2aoermarteo, Iaa
Sen er Stano til at ubfege DC;
6soIte, W1drteoet bboer. Den gennems
aadenoe gooe 8bdlitet | dne Sfo,
fom uSgdar fra oenne 5abrif, ifb!s
0es for en- itor Del 6ette fattum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09
sfanoinapiif &ogebog.

Set maa itts slemmes at pi i4l-
GER en- goo aoeebo9, uoarbeioet for
itanoinapiit 9usbolonins / Nmerito.
Den er meget prattiif os moi pero
at eje. Wlan Tan bel NOT faa Wlao
ire @anse ON Dagen uoen en- aosss
log; men Mdoen funoe mdaife bline
liot bsore beo 9jalp at ben. De'
par nof p1ro at prspe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09
fiji % Qer 6(an0t canOsmaaO

manuels Utenigbe :
8 Oinoeforenings gafar
MinneapOlise .lgebl." for 1ioite
llge Ifribers
Smmanuels Menigbeos abinoez
forenin9s gaidr iioite 5orsoag
@ftermiooag og often pua Oanid
fore Sal, Der nuonlig bar arrdnz
geret / oe4 9jemeo at lefte ben paa
airten enonu 6bilenoe g9fo, lamle-
De ct ooeroroentligt tort Yublifum
oct regnes, at ca. 1000 Wiennsz
Ter gift ino og 10 beo oenne 2ejfigz
6eo, og 5slgen beraf bleo oa ogida
oct for oct Imutfe 5ormaal ial
gleoelige geiultat, at Ser aft / aft
inofom neiten $3.50, napnlig beo
Sdlg og gortlooning at oe mango
imutte 9enitanoe, Ifenfeoe til 81
laren af IadOel Menigbeoens W1e9z
lemmer Iom uoenforitdaenoe iamt
REQ Den Ipecielle gntre, Der toges
til oen puitor q. oaqrIen til6prenoe
uoitiaeoe Samling uf tunTtferoi3e
@enitdnoe fra aina o9 Sapan. Jpn
patte megen SnteresIe hos De geip
qenoe. Der bar Iaaoel Gftermiooa9
ION Qtften en- npoelig Serpering,
fOreItaaet af Menigbeoens 0umer;
ON 2tftenen a5iiitereoe Sangfore.
ningen r2lpoQo" oeloiligit me0
nogle Sange, og paItor 5anIea
talte til 5orIamlingen iaaoel paa
8anit Jam paa Gngelif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09
Jnterpentionen
paa Ruba.
yreilfelt Yalma
bao oerom for ell lib tilbage.
Il oenrig m inifter H 0 0 t
Of ffentfigggr aorrez
odncen 0erom m.

| I'll ! y q OF u le
odncen 0erom.
5or at Ofentli96eoen fan oios,
6oordn Il. 9. er fommen til II
itrioe ino pda aubd, bar lloens
igsminiiter Root offentlig9jort bsle
oenaorreiponoance, Iom bar leot
til De 5oreneoe Staters atlusae
Snogriben aubas 2lfarer.
0enne aorreIponoanee begpnoes
meO et 5le9ram af 8, September,
boori preiioent palmer beoer ON
p96net Snteroention itrufs, ioct
ban ertl9rer, at ban life er Stano
| til at beifptte qio og Gjen0om.
Dd Il. g. life itrats imeoetom
oenne Opfororing. bdboe oct til
8slae flere 6enoenoelIer fra pras
foent palmd. 6an erfloreoe, IT
hois lite oa6net MenemfomIt faro
Steo itrdts, oiloe Der IanoIbnfig.
ois fin6e ct gloobdo Steo / 0apls
nd. 2(ae StatsfasIens Utioler bar
bleoen anoenot til offentliqe g(rbeiz
Der og Den offentlige Sfole o9 life
til 9riasmateriel, Ioa Hegeringen
bar 91nite uforbere6t pda aril.
SnIurgenterne oerimoo 6aboe aft |
nogen 3io ruitet ia.
Gn0elig bleo oet efter dmeritans
ite Gmbeosmanos 6enitilling be-
itemt, at Ste0et for siebliftelig
npbnet Snterbention Iful& SnIurs
genterne a0pdres ON itrafs at al
itaa fra oeres 5orebapenoe. efers
pifoe auba btioe beIdt af Il. z.
Trooper. 8ette gif foruo for Den
oirfefige Sn0ifrioen. 2lf an0sn
offentliggiort aorreiponoance frems
gaar oct. al preiioent palma al.
lsre0e iaa tiolig Tom IA. Sept. baOs
De beitemt fig til at reii9nere Iams
men meo fine Utiniitre.
Den fsrite Qtnmooning ON Snters
oention ifete 9reb til Il. 9. Rege-
ring, oateret oen 5. Sept.
Utan ier berdf tlart. at port
9anos Regering lite er tommen til
aubd Iom ubuone @9iter. 2tlt tps
ser pad - ogIda I9rlig bette, At
Miniitrene 3uft Og Bacon ferit
bleb Ienot oertil Iom 5reO5mags
ere - at bet bar life oaret Roolez
pelt ON at ggre at faa en- 6dan0
meo Spillet, men at ban og Re.
gerin9en anifeoe at bj9lpe 8ubd
til at bjelpe iia ielp.
Ulen MI. od oct er tommen for
9agen, at oct er preiioent palma,
eer bar beg9ret Il. S.s Snoifrioell,
far ban faaet fit eget pdrti pa
Ratten. 0et 6eoOer fra 9dodna, at
De oero9renoe 9eoere al oct mooe
rate parti. iom unOer preiioent
palmas Stbre u0gjoroe g1egeringens
SipIte / aongresien, er tommet
fuloitanoig 9iaTeri ober Uie0oelel=
fen ON, at pr9iioenten dllereoe for
en- Wtddneo Iioen al 6emmeligbe>
oq priOat benoenote iig til Regerin
gen | WaTbington meo 8sn pm
ameritanit Snteroention pdd aub1
goerit fda at galmas Rdaogipere
tenote til bette prelioeutens Striot.
glae fratenOer BAN MI bdaoe 9Gre
og 5eorelanosiino. 2uften er fulo
df 5dle ON Qunosfor9oeri.
Uian nener MI, at yalmd bar
tnnolet, fom ban bar for at b9bne
iig pad De politifere inoenfor begge
Barrier, bbis Sntriger moo BAN og
Regeringen bar Ifaffet BAN megen
gGrgrelie oa 8sifbmrine.
Gn @ruppe nmooerafe" 6abanu
bar allereoe giort Striot til Dan.
nelien at ct nnt parti, Oct natios
male republifanite parti".
SmiOlerto bliper ser beo at 69b,
iig Hgifer for 9fnnettering til 0e
Soreneoe Stater Mange mener, at
fun oerpeo fan 8ubo iifres en- rolis
% lbftelig sSremtio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09

ginoue, og omIlpngeoe al binanoens
Qlrme flpj De sennem auften neo
paa 0aoen. Den enc blep orebt
paa ste0et. Den anoen fpOe pal
en- 2fmbulance paa 9ei til ct .oos
ipital.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09

,,guttHkeren",
bet eneite banlfe glab | Nmerifa,
Der nogaar to @an9e ON ugen,
tib9ipes Of rDaniib 2utb. Yubl.
0onie", Blair, Rebr.
YrguesWumr lenoes frit paa
5orlan9enoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09
-0aar1igt Clubs m 4 Il [.
5slaenoe u2tabent 9relp" foretom
/ yllgebl." for Iioite llge.

y y : . - y = ~ v " !.
5pl9enoe oQldbent grep" foretom
/ vllqebl." for Iioite llge.
Wtinneapolis, l. Oft. 1906.
aare W}enoels6artoi9l
De buffer. Jeg rDitsoe Pdd So
De0et. oa De Fortalte mig, at 9e
bapoe Sin0e at gioe en- aoncert
paa 0ania 6al. De troe0e / Deres
sojerte5 Gnfotoig6eo, at oi DANTE
+; Minneapolis Iatte pris pad at
bore goo Sang. Gu oeo De beoa.
De bar faaet Sbn for Sagen, al
minneapolis DANTE og aunit er
to 5in9, Iom bar 9rllmme fleet
meo binan0en at gere.
g29ite Gang, De bill qioe Son.
cert paa 9ania 6al. 6pr De inoleoe
meo ct @adIegil0e og afilutte mso
et 6allpjs9al. Iad ifal De Ie, bpo.
ri me0er frem og fnIoer Sdlen II
fi6lte Ylao5. GGer De ber bfioe
@egler og ILaa Dem pda Reoa=
tiier; Iaa fan De ogTaa traffe
fufot 6us, for @adieite9 og grim
detige 8iier og 8ritfe=Oans, BET
er noget. oi Mainneapolis' DANTE
foritdar rs pda, men 8unit oil
oi life bape noget me at gre.
Oct er Ida teoefigt og figser for
bgjt for os.
Mi. 6ennin9Ien. II.
9et er Isrgeligt. at l1igt tnl
funne iiges ON pore 9anosmano.
S Omaha aabneoes SSreon9s
ct fort oanIf ungo 0 m :
M oe, til bpilfet oe Foritelli9e 9fz
oelinger at oe IammenIlutteoe ling
romsforeninger Mellemitdterna
fenote Heprelentdnter. Del pas
bisle 5oreningers 2larsmeoe. Uae=
het aabnebes 5reoag Morgen / Sen
ounffe 8irfe. Om Gftermiooagen
gjoroe man en- Hunotur / gDen for
at 9ere Zig befenot meo oens Ct
n9roigbeoer Om Qtftenen ifuloe
man bdoe Gpmnaititoppisning
gaa16ington Sal. 2sroas 5ormiO=
oeg Ituloe areosmeoet (5orrets
ningsmeoet?) finos Steo, og M
@ftermiobdgen oiloe man beie gpz
ems gibliotbef og Maleril lamlinger.
Senoas 5ormiooag Guostjeneits |
airten o9 ON Gftermioougen Sol.
fefeit / Hioerpien Bart.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09
Sf0bneipanoer
ulineefsploiion
Nio9inpe Gig er funone.
s frenes 4ntal menes at
pille ma 10.

gn geretning ON Wlineefsplo1io.
men / Yotd bontas Wlinen 0d
3irsoag iioite llge bar Itreoet for
6reoags men tom af en- bis
@runO, Iom oi forbeboloer os Ielo,
life meo. Den loo paa, at "a
Wlano par Iepenoe begraoeoe. Reo.
ningsarbejoet bar begpnot 5irss
od9 2Iften, og Onsoag Ulor9ea
flln6e 0et berettes. at 10 M9no bar
funOne og bleOen SenopIiDeoe. StOr
Gp6ioisIie berIteoe pad Steoet. oa
Ntano, apinsr og 9ern, fom
fdpoe nere Slagtnin9er blanot ot
inoefparreoe. fotfeoes ON Mines
oa6ninaen.
Der sr iaa ienere berettet IN
Heonin3sarbejoets Sang. 5 2er=
baas melotes for glueiielos, M.
o.:
% glg er Der funoet Den oeitre
9ren At Wlinen Oeo pacdbontas.
@a.. a5 tonierOatiot OoerillJ
letter etntAaet al osoe til 70.
) 5sritnin9en mente man. At
Wlinen bar / grdno, men / 2ers
bags berettsoes, at Reoninaspdrtist
bar n1dei til Gt8ploiionsTteoe., %
Der pdr intet Spor al grano. men
fer por en- umaaoelig Masie grots
Ter "a Peofdl0 efter Gtsploionen,
fda Rebninasarteioet tlnoe tun
qal lan9iomt.
Grn ingsn ailOe tunoe man fal
no9en litter Oplnsning ON De in0es
ip9rreoes 3al. Der bar | gllminOes
ligbso omtring 100 2lrbejoere / oen
9el al minen. Iom rdmtes al Sta
ploiionen, foruoeR Suite m. f. &.
Den eneite Uiaaoe, 6oorpaa man
tun@ faa at oiOe. hpor mango Der
iaonss, piloe o9re at t9lle dll.
Gompagniets GmploDereOe. men Ops
bioielien bar en0nu FOR itor til, at
bette fun0e ne. Uldn mente Cor
0als. at Del enonu oiloe tage en-
bdlp Snes 0age, fsreno Wracta.
Gen IRA Gfsploiionen tnnoe bliot
tortrDo6st.
5et pdaItdas. at Uiinen par uos
fterei pdd Den melt mooerne Madoe
fer Arbsjoernes Sifterbeo. 9laigeOel
ftete osnne israelige lllptte. Oct
er life lRngere iioen ino 1904, oa
200 W2enneiter onion pdd lignenoe
Maaoe. De omtomne ipnes meltens
oels Al b9re llngarere, Stalienere
og Rs1re.
Sra 0enper, Golo. meloes /
Qsr0des ON en- an6tn Gtsploiion, /
9ut6man Mine | 8leisburg, giep
Wierico, ON Worgenen tiolig, oeo
bpilten Is Wtano b.eD inoeIparreo'
en- Tunnel, boori De arbeioeoe.
8un s Ntuno oioes Dog til SifterbeO
a. bdps peret | 5unnellen, oa gtss
pIoiionen ffete. men oct ulminoeli9e
Natififte beitob af 10, og ingen At
Dem er funone uoenfor. Der BIER
famine 9ag fllnoet fire Gig. 2lae
DC inoeiperrebe pau cen n9r bar
Eiierri1ere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09

Dan1 9rooeri a m fun 5
boloer | oenne llge lit firaarlige ma
tionale Weoe Council Bluffs, 81.
Oct ifuloe beabnoe / @aar Mlorges
al. 9 og peooare bele llgen. 24G
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-09


es inobuot.
9ut o m BIZ Mani. On
cor 2dnosmdno 6r. Sobn 30. Car
len af Smaba meooeler oi felgenoe
efter %. 8. g." df iioIte llge:
= gtu er BET gait meo Ssmaifinen
igeH 0r. Sobn 90. 2arien er en-
at Smdbds itsrite 0anife 5orret
nin9smano o9 bans Ssmuitiner CT
fenot og itdttet ooer bele 9lmeritl,
men 2arIen hdr en- Spagbeo for
Qutomobiler, Der bar ifdffet BAN iaa
mango @enooroi9beoer, at oe fox
lange iioen oiloe 6abe bragt en6per
dnoen til 2incoln. 6r. aurIen er
nemlig 9enoel6o, 6oiffet maaife for
flare 5orbolbet.
6oormdn9e Qutomobilier 0r. Car
len bar eiet, buffer ban mart life
Sdllet pad, men gait gaar BET meo
boer eneIte ban faar. Wian bill en6s
nu min0es bans Itpre $4,000 boioe
Steamer" Der n9r bapoe 9iort
Sam upopuler 6ianot bans e9ns
2dnosmano Den inoebr9note.
@n anoen, Tom ban fort sio eftsr
forifaffeoe fig, o9 fom etroog oper'
GIT oen bbioe Steamer omtom 5pz
pc glucf 6ills, boor 6r. 2arien
life oilOe fere af gejen for ct 5ragt=
tog. Wlen Ida fit ban fig for sort
5io iioen en- M, Ser igen ooerg.f
alle oe tiofigere. Og nu er oct og-
7ua galt meo oen.
5orleoen fom bans nG6afeur" fss
renoe meo oen prdgtfuloe Wfaitine,
oa oenne oppe oeo Charlton 6oipi
tai gjoroe Strife, og Steoet fer
at gaa frem, begpnote at rbffe tilz
bdae neo 40 Sen Iteile gafffe. $.
efutOmobilen befunot fig 2arier5
0uitru og en- 0atter at Or. Borg
lum, og Situationen bar bpj grao
fdrlia, boorfor Manoen, Ser ias
oeb Stpret, iad fig neofaoet til at
itnre Sen ino imoo ct Sr9.
pasIagerene Flap meo Stratten,
men Sen pra9tfuloe 9(utomobil If
set oerite af set.
Sohn M. 2arfen bar aabenburt
mere 6elo meo fine Ssmaitiner emo
ban bar meo fine 9(utomobiler. gp'ea
Net tor man ifribe Din bam, life iige
I'll BAN ielb.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-11
MOVEMENT STARTED
To Build $40, 900 Theatre on
Latham Lot.

Another meeting looking to the
building of a new theatre was held
Monday night. with twenty or more
leading citizens present. Mr.. John
C. Latham was present by invitation
and made an encouraging talk and
offered to donate part. of. the lot
between Sixth and Seventh streets,
fronting on Liberty, for a site. 1t
is proposed to erect a $40, 900 theatre.
A committee of the following gen.
tlemen was appointed: M. c. Forbes.
E. B. Long. H. L. Mcpherson. l.. H.
Davis, T. j. Tate. w. A. Wilgus and
John H. Bell, Jr. The committee
will meet tonight to outline the ac-
tuAl work Of ruiAing so. 600 stock.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-11
STANLEY's OPPONENT
Cannot Get His Name on the
Ballot.

The Republican convention at
Dawson, controlled by the Revenue
gang, nominated John S. Adair, of
Hancock. for Congress, although
Paul M. Moore was the only man eli
gible for the nomination. The limit
for fling certificates has expired,
but Mr.. Moore had filed a petition
and expected the convention to
authorize him to use the party de-
vice. This has been denied him and
as he viii hardly run independent it
leaves Stanley without opposition, as
.Adair's name cannot so on the bal
lot. The move was doubtless made
by Brbncho Franks to keep the dis
trict leadership from passing to
Moore. y
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-11
CURFEW LAW
Made Necessary by the I'm
perfect Juvenile Jur-
isdiction.

Since the new Juvenile Court law
has interfered with the jurisdiction
of the Police Court in the punish
ment of criminals under II years of
age, the streets are in danger of be-
coming infested at night with bad
boys. white and black, who in some
instances defy police authority. This
condition of affairs has caused the
question of a curfew law to be rails
ed to keep boys off the streets at
night. This kind of a law could be
inforced by holding parents and
guardians responsible for the pres
ence of juvenile offenders on II e
streets.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-11
VERDICT GIVEN
AGAINST CITY
]. E. Mabry Secures Judg-
ment for $3.50 Alleged
Damages.
MADE UNSAFE.
Curb Line Too Low to Keep
Water Out of
Stable.

The damage suit of j. E. Mabry
for $1,000 against the city of Hop
kinsville was tried by jury Tuesday
and a verdict given the plaintiff for
$3.50. The pavement in front of his
stable, on the corner of Elm and West
Seventh streets, has not been raised
to conform to the raise in the grade
of the street and during the recent
hard rains water from the street ran
over the pavement and into the stable,
which is built on ground below the
street level. The case will be APP
pealed and the curb line will be ele-
waited to conform to the new condi-
tions Testimony was given that a
brick wall in the foundation of the
stable has become unsafe and that
will have to be condemned.
The commonwealth docket was
taken up in the Circuit Court yester-
day and the remainder of the term
will likely be consumed in the dispo-
sition Of criminal cases.
The grand jury, which is still in
session, returned another batch of
of q dozen or more indictments on
Tuesday.
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M CREARY'S
HOT STUFF
Expected to Discuss New and
Sensational Issues
Tomorrow.
VETERANS TO ESCORT.
Speakings Will Be at the
Tabernacle at
1:3OP. M.
VETERANS TO ESCORT.

Senator James B. McCreary will
arrive in the city tomorrow morn
ing at 9:45 and will be met at the
depot by a committee of Confeder-
ate Veterans, who will escort him on
foot to Hotel Latham. There will
be music but no carriages or parade.
The speaking will be at the Taber-
nacle at 1870 p. m. The Veterans
will attend in a body and delega-
ton Of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy will also attend.
Arrangements for the introduction
of the Senator have not been an
nounced. The McCreary Club head
quarters this week are in charge of
Prison Commissioner Geo. V. Green.
Mr.. Green is circulating a Bomb
shell Edition" of Noel Gaines Cru
sader, with some highly sensational
matter in it. He says Senator Nc
Creary will fire some hot shot tomor-
row and from now on there will be
no lack of interest in the campaign.
At 5:18 the same afternoon Sena,
tor McCreary will leave for Shelby
vile. With favorable weather, the
will be large.
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STILL ALIVE,
Lindsay Leavell's Wounds
Serious But May Recover.

In our issue Of Tuesday we stated
that Lindsay Leavell, the negro who
was shot by Mr.. John T. Goode, had
died and was buried Sunday. A
gentleman who lives in Pembroke
was our informant and was a man
of undoubted veracity, but he was
misinformed. We called up DIR.
Paine, who has been attending the
negro and he said he went to see the
negro Tuesday and dressed his
wounds. DR.. Paine also said that
the negro might recover but chances
in his favor were very small.
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STORE
NEWS
AT AnderSOn'S.,

The opening is over and now we
are settling down to work in earnest.
The season is right on us and GUS
toners should attend to their wants
at once to get choice of styles. Our
Ready-to-Wear Department is re-
ceiving something new every day.
Specials in this department can be
furnished very promptly now. but
a couple of weeks from now it will
require twice as long. The $500
fine All Wool Long Cloaks and the
$1,000 Fine All Wool Lymansville
Storm Serge Suits we are showing
will cost half as much more at any
other store, and so they will at our
store when our present stock is sold
out.
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A Comfortable Deposit.

A statement of the Citizens Bank
& Trust Company, of Tampa, Fla,
of which Mr.. w. w. Trice is Assist
ant Cashier. has been shown us, in
which the bank has 100000 capital
100000 surplus and more than
81, 100000 of cash deposits. The
Assistant Cashier is a son of Mr.,
Jno. B. Trice and is a Hopkinsville
boy whose lines have fallen in pleas
ant places.
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Members of National Fra
ternal Union to Open Their
Big Carnival Monday.
SIX DAYS AND NIGHTS.
Big Preparations Being Made
and a Glorious Time For
ALI Is Assured.

The members of the local lodge
National Fraternal Union have al
most completed all arrangements for
the opening of their fall carnival or
FESTIVAL and county fair" which
ever you want to call it.
1t will be remembered that these
gentlemen, composing the member
ship of the local N. F. u, gave to
the public the best carnival enter
tainment brought to the city last
year, by far, and they say that the
one to begin next Monday and con-
tinue through the week, day and
night, is not only going to surpass
the one of last year, but is going to
surpass anything of the kind ever
witnessed in the city. They claim
that they have secured a class of
attractions that will prove far SUI
perior to any of the ones of the
ordinary carnival organizations. Last
year they engaged the services of
the Parker Amusement Co. to
furnish the attractions, and they
furnished, as an average, good ones,
but this time the boys of the N. F.
U. wanted something better, at least
something that they believe will be
better, so they have secured the SER
vices of number of Independent
amusement concerns, which they
claim will prove far superior to the
ones offered by the carnival organi-
cations touring the country. They
claim that the ones they will have
are the pick and choice of a selection
offered by several of the most wide
ly known Independent amusement
companies in the country and will be
brought here upon a guarantee of
superiority.
In number there will be nineteen
attractions, four of which will be
offered as free attractions, and to
see the other fifteen shows a small
admission fee will be necessary.
The members of the order are
on the hustle, night and day, now
making preparations for the event
and if the weather is suitable next
week, and doubtless it will be, as
the cool snap will probably pass over
before that time, and the country
roads will have dried up, if it doesn't
rain any more, and no doubt the
crowds that will greet them on the
opening day and throughout the
week will be fully up to their ex-
pectations.
In addition to the carnival proper,
on Thursday and Friday will be
given a county fair" which will
prove of special interest to farmers,
as large premiums will be offered
on all kinds of farming products.
See the claims as set forth by the
members of the N. F. u, and also
the list of attractions, in the large
advertisement on the second page
of today's KENTUCKIAN.