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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

9ieIe @p6e iutrb IN SiOur Sails,
5epu emma 8auImann, bic @ottin
eines Wdaiundrs, Die stlleS ibr eieen
nannte, mas i'm 5er5 beeebrte. BRO.
aeiiirt, neil iieibr II Sabrs altes
9ienitnta6tben nnf fait unstaubIih
srauIame @eiie 3u 9Obe quatse, uur
tueit bns ar9lidlidbe, iiuee @eid6pf
ibrer eieenen tubten SOftee dbnlib
iab. 9ie 8ettaste iteIlt stuar bic
eesen iie srbObeuen acknowledgement
in Gbrebe, nber mebrerc 9ienitbuten
luerben beibnbren, baB lie 6iters
tudbrenb Der 0ladt ibve perrin oeieb.
en- baben, tuie lie bic II Sabre ate
.GJnes 9atreis allf uumeniAliAe
@etie maltraitirte. 6rau 8auImant,
bic pbne 3tueifeI felt benz 9Ube tbres
eieeuen &inOes BON einem uuen6liAs
Ell ieliifleu aeiben seplast iuDrben
lit, ioIl iid BEL ben nneebliheu @tBs
banbluneen itets brubenb iiber ibr
Dpfer eebeuet unb erreet atsserlifen
baben: .8arum font 9n leben,
pdbrenb mein eieenes &inb leblus
unb talt unter Der @rbe rubt!"
Die 8ertbeibisune tutrb nadsus
tpeiien iubeu, bnB glenes 9Ulreis Die
9reppen binabitiirste unb eiuiee Sase
| ipdter an ben SOleen Der babel erlits
tenen 8erlebuusGn geiturben 1T.
gBie bic 9tntlaee bebauptet, iol 6rau
&aufmanu ben abrper Oes Mdbdens
init elibenOen Glen eebrannt unb
Die @unben alsbanit nit gerpentiu
einaerieben babet. sllS 6as llneliid.
li9e, illnse Seidbpf UNI SnaOe feb.
enb ppr ibrer Geilligerin fniete, iuIl
6rau aauTntann beiBcs 8aiier iiber
OaS bebaaerusiuertbe g8eien eesoir
lien baber.
gIaa Dem 5obe oes Widbcbens be,
befte 5rau 8aufinnnn Die 9eide uur
SRI. GplreiS bDm 4pufe btS III Der
l 5iBen nit iueiben &oien ilnO iueiute
tuie Elm ainb BEL benz Segrdbnib ibreS
aneebtiden OFFERS
Die iibrtoen 9ienitbpten fliitertct
lid balb onrani aIlerlei Geididter
4 iiber bic @rauIamteit ibrer Serrtr
sn Der Stantsanipnlt bbrte bnuor
uub bic 9ei1e oDn Sri. 8olreis tuur,
| be erbnntirt. Mtdn fanb an ibr ni9.
tueuieer ais 40 Bunben aller 9(rt
pabrenb Bite I'M Saiiie Der 5rnlt aauf
mann aufsefuuOenen aleiOer Del
Wt66Aens i1nnttltb Serrtiiett tIltb mi
8lnt beihmiert iparen.
Slls 6rau GauTlnann itblieBfid Der
baFtet unb int @eri1t porpefiibr
lpnroe, ba bransten iid piete fein &c
tleibete Srauen an iie unO seiste
ui6t libel Suit, iie 81 tObten. Bring
tie UNI, Die 1lDrOertnl1 rSteat If
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9r1naHn miro sissne poitnarFsn
esbaltsn.

StHNlItU.
J Observation-Disclosures GurtelbuEsrt.
iflteb, baB es beiirr Iei, aQe gpertb.
5eiHen Der Rceiertlne in eieenen
&ertItdtten beritalten gu laHen. Gie
Srtefmarten Oc8 Sabres 1907 irerben
iirb in @eitalt ltiib 5arbe ni6t ireient.
fi9 bon ben seeempdrtiseu slusmben
.unteriheiben, Gber bod einen aans
an6ern GinDulf sta9en. sic wers
ben uamltcb ben 3anen bes &eitnmz
tes 5eigen, in1iuel9em iie aet0uit
tpuroen, rorauseeiebt, baS &pitnmt
IgebBrt 5u ben eriten Orer riflaiien, be-
ren Soitneiiter oOm @rGiibentan er.
nannt uno bum Senat beitatipt tuers
ben mtiien. Die 9tnmen Der 26
9oitdmter eater alaiie perSen auf
ben non ibnenUerfauften 8rte{marten
erapiert ieiib Die geamen Der anoea
ren iuerben apf bic @imteit in ben
9oitdmteru iel6it sc6rudtr werbet.
pie Oberitc BOit6e9trOe ueripritGt iid
eroBe 9it8c bon oieier 9teuerpug,
IS ipirO Gabprtb uiet leid,ter iperoeu,
groben 0tebitibteu bon @oItipertbaeis
den auflAie Spur 5lt toiuiaeu.
8or etni9eu Sabren lparOen aus
oem Sanptpoitamte IN Chicago 8uits
lpertb3ei8en in Der 66be BON iIbcr
slo0, 900 geitObIeu lutO bic sau5e
Seute mub erfulgreidF abeeieet tuor
ben iein' oenn es tpurbe ME cine
Spag baopn 9eiItnoeB.
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alnntn1el. B
6otbe uu0 ser pauamaFanal.


@eleseHtttb ber Goribuugsreiie
6e& GrditbeuteH Siuuieoelt uad Ban.
ana iutrb bie @rinuenrng aneereat
an eineu ausiprub ebtbe'S, iueIdber
ben 9Mmipn Samidl IpSniagcn uurs
smpiunaen bat. Gteie sbee, IN Ser
ainbuna init eiEar @Urnbnlln9 bes
EneSsaainls pn6 bes 0ettIchen Wtits
iRlstanGis, IL ben 6Seipradbeu go
ltbe's ntit gderHnuu i'm britteu 8aHs
be- (Setr SO uiHr S6) eatbplten utb
laatet:
9ieiesm6dtc id ertsben,. ndmlidJ
ben 8nrditih br 2anbenge Dun Eans
ana, siueiteus mbbte i9 erlebcn,
cine @erbfnoung ber Gonarl lnis 6em
Rbetn 9ereeiteIH 81 Ielen, Gbeubies
les llnteruebmat lit sGei6feIls 10 rie,
lenbafS oaB i4 an ber 9lnSiitBrma
Z
diuetIls, 5umoG In @rluagnne aiIerer
penticIen Uti1el GabGdJ sritteua
mbdte i@ Die Gnatdnoer inn Bette
eines aanaIs BON Sues iebeH. pic
ie Orei 0roBer 8inoe mtcbte i'd erie
ben, nnO cs lpdre tsubl Der Wuibe
tuertb, i9neu 5uttebs es uu4 einiae
tiini5i9 Sabre auSnbaltell.4
el'itpe bot baS iin Sabre 1927. oea
rooe nteraie Sabre Dpr Gr5ffnuno bes
She8saanalS, eeiaet. ggie piele
Sabre er NIT ieilier gornbnilue ces
BanamaPaanala beiieu @rDfmune
oOrauS Geipeiesiit. tawt erIt bic 8us
tllnft [ebren.
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9ernta,,n aBlu., grrttae oea 9errntber 1906.

iliidJe' meOiSiniftbe 9eitftrift' rSair
cetA, rnO manpirb ibr 8ehtseben
nliaTen, Gs Bnnbelt iifJl einerleits
uiHbie aanematb Der aesite, bic airbt
9lAtumObil fabren, anHererieits uittl
bet geDismllsp Der, stftomObilAten,.
bepen Oas &bbtnnb @sbe Oes iibris.
gen GtraBerbublitams- pbllia eleihf
siiltie eeiunrbeH,iIt.. Die lebterei @i'
,senihaIt bat einen ipbpben @raD ers
.reift, baBl nont StarDpuntt OermeOte
5iniiden 8iiieni6ait bic GSraee altie
.eeluorIetI. fperben tbnnte, Oh mt benz
@elib eires AtOtUrtsaeens utht ees
'iuiiie pntbolpsiide @rid]eimlnsett
Sanb in Sanb seben. 9ns 2enten
eiues Mutoripnoetts iheint tbatidHs
81 elmer 70 itarten Ginisuitg Oes ge'
muBtieins su fiibren, bab es nur benz
SD Ses 9lntomDbiliiten 9iaum ees
tpdDrt, tpdbrenb alles, iyns bas Sd
nitbt nnnlittetbar beriibrt, ins Meer
bes llnbeipuiben oeriintt. @ine I'M
aetubbulide Gf9e bes 8emuBtieirls
1T SuciieauS patDptoeiitb. Sic
tpnlntt BEL eeipiiien @eiItentranten
uur pie 9ranf6eir, Die iiA in
pbllieer @leideiltieteit eeeen bic
9te9te anberer auBcrt. erFdbrt iudbs
renb Der Gummertppden cine @ers
l1lintmeruna, 0inter ben GutpmOs
bilen mdlSt ii9 oft etne babe Metle
ipeit cine Sonbfaubmplte ber, bic
bel ben 8uru6creebenben gIusens ltnb
9nlsrei5lnaen peruria9t unb bas
lpttbmen fat unntbetic1 madJt. 9as
tpmmt ben Acknowledgment gar
nidJt gum 8epubtlein. Sir iie eTiis
tirt nur 6as. ipas nor ibnen ltest.
EDbne 6as eeriuaite 8eOentenraien tie
bnrh bic StraBen, iuOem iie nit al
ferbanb llnretnieieiten bnrdiester
IStalib auImirbeln. Der iitb uidt ttla
ouf bic Meniaeu, iUnbern audi apt
gtabiunssmitteln, @lild, 6leii6
Brob u. (. 10. ttieberldBt. Gnbei Der.
lipIpt Der sllitomObiliit oft nur pripatt
l8ipede. @s iitntht einsuleben, mar
lum bnS 8obl 8ieler benz &ortbeil
eines ginselnen eeUpfert tperhen iull.
tparnm bic @eIunbbeit bes gultes.
IfIr bic aneebli1 In jeber Beiie ee
iuret ipirb, leiOen lnrB, tpenn Elm So
natiter Der @eibuinOieteit, ber &C.
fpiiie 9In5ei6cn bon SeiiteSfrantbeit
an itcb trdet, iif aus ireenb einem
@runbe pDn einem Drt an ben anbe'
ren beeiebt. Die ip3iale llneeretbtis
felt Oes slutomObilipprts aufstraBen
! bic BON Sauienben BON 2euten MIDI
I'M bes geran1eens ipiIIen beeansei
iueroen, lit 10 auseniAeinlid9, Oab Oui
8ublttum ben @alO Dor 8dumel
Inidt Iiebt, tpenn es ni6t Oasesel
prDteitiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-07

Die slutlaee, baB bic Union gacific
8abn burd) SaudefeIIer peranlaBt
ipirb, bic Gntiuidluns ber DclsSns
ouitrte I'M feruen @eiten 5a Derbins
bern, III nidt iiberraI6enb. 3as
baben idun ldneit bic Spasen aaf
ben 9adern eepfiffen. OiudefeIlers
Slan 1T, ntbt su niel Del auF ben
Marft eelansen 81 laiien, tpeil ibm
baS bic Sreiie oerbtrbt unb auBerbem
nere OelquetIeu 10 lnnee an ber @nts
piflune 5u perbin6ern, bts er bereit
n, iie fiir ein 8utterbrub nnsatalfen.
9as last fid iebr leibt betuertitellis
Gen, tueun er bic 8abuen perantaBt, !,
bObe 8reiie fir ben Deltransport 5ii
furberu uber Del inter aIlerlei gprs
ipanben ilberboupt nidt gu transpprs
tieren. 81 DerwunOern LIT, bah man
erit duf ben 9raiibeuten 8ppiepelt
tuartete unb bos 8ult uidt i1pn cher
ben Wlutb bate, Oieier @eipalt5errs
Iicbaft ein Gnoe 3li MAIDEN.
b
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.thei0iaen

lleberon rOlen BITE arbeiier
tueuiser arbeitsfunOen baben. Die
0upotbel ober, Die auI Islnem 0auis
rubt asbbrt tsiner GsnufieuianTt an,
unb arbeitet "a StanOsn i'm Tag.
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Die ;Srdusn icIIet Eebenl

gpr tnuienb Snbren baben I1Dn
Die Gihter iie beIuneen,
4ein 2eib lit ie 10 idbn linb ipnbr,
@ie Minneians selunsen.
llnb mo- nod beute Dt1nner Iidl
Grireu'tt am Snft ber @eben,
gtuh beute bbrit 9l ben baS Sot5:
Die Grauen IDIlen lebenl
lln6 iueroen fit bie Tpilett
gluh punberte eegeben,
NtitSe uTSernfinpt 0erWaann mod beut
3.e 5rnuen iUIIen lebenl
@eun beut' biegBeibern mod 10 arc
9aadl MGnnerrehten itreben,
Gt braIlt bas itdrters GeitbleHt..
9es Srnuen ioIIeu leben!
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9rob ber @eiebe, tuelcbe bic lebte
seiiiun bes apngreiieS sur 3egulis
rtlns bes Giienbabubetriebes erlaiien
bat, bnuern bpd nodl INNER bic s(bs
nadunsen stpiI1en ben 8aBnlinien
iiber bic 5eItiebuns Der sradt, iub
8aHagierraten IDrt. Die stpiibens
itaatlttbe gertebrstonntiiiiuu, bic
Iibre llnteriicbuugen fprtgeiebt bat.
| 1T unSueifelbaiten 8eneiien auf bic
Spur aefDmnien. gtlr lit an bic
gteIle Oes ibriItlitben 8ertrnees ons
lmiiuOlihe llebereintonmen eetreten,
lbas ,@entlemen'S glereenent4 Sin
gesag auF bic gertbeilune ber 5radbt
| geIhiebt bas ndmli1e. GS iuirb
Uereinbart, lpo 8erbinbung8bnbnen
/ bereeIteIlt tperoen ioIlen, ipnS bic
4 Gereinbarnno IN iih i6lieBt, ipD iie
niht bereeiteIIt iperben lpllcn. 8ilr-
gum, bic freie aDnturrensiit trub al'
Ter @eiebe, tpel1e bieIe slI betpirteu
iud)en, nod nidJt OUrbanben,
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8enn Gbentdnner nod 10 iebr
8ur 8eIenItielen beben,
SIN StiIlen benfen milb iie bufJ:
Die 5rnieti ipIIeu leben!
90 lnnee aarte 8dnbe nod
Die SerSen bplO urtipeben,
@S t6nt ber cine, efug'e Ruf:
Die 5rauen I0Ien leben.
our pIYaolo5ie Oss 2lutomobiIis
ten.
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Tie Grfiubune bes sIatOnObits bat
sipsi uenIdIiden gbarattersiIsen III
elmer unseipbbnliden bObea gtuis
Der Gntiuidellina perbOlien. 80
meint iuenisfens Die betnnntc eng
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27

ciarksville, Tenn. March 27. =
The receipts in the local tobacco mar
ket last week were 160 hogsheads.
but as samplings were small, owing
to the bad weather, sales were only
1S hogsheads. but prices were very
strong. The Bremen buyers are reach
Ing out after all the tobacco the,
can get, and are paying good prices
The bad weather holds the crop back,
and receipts of loose tobacco on the
warehouse fioora are small. but the
prices paid are large and there have
been no rejections.
The following prices are quoted:
Low .lugs. $4.25@4.5O; common
lugs. ,4.50@475; medium lugs,
$4.75 @5.25; good lngs, $3.50
5.75; low leaf. s5.50@6.25; COM
mon leaf. se.5097.00: medium leaf,
$3.50 0s.5o; good leaf. $4,000;
fine leaf. s11.OO6f2.oo.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
Lang Bros Success.

Lang Bros, the enterprising drug
gIsts. rather than await the ordinary
methods of introduction, urged the
lDr. Howard Co. to secure quick
sale for their celebrated SPECIFIC for
the cure of constipation and dyspep'
sia by offering the regular soc bottle
at half-price. ~
The wonderful success OF this plan
was a great surprise even to Lana
Bros. and today there are scores OF
people here in Paducah who are us
ing and praising this remarkable re-
medy.
So much talk has been caused py
this offer and so many new friends
have been made for the specific, that
the DR.. Howard Co. have authorized
Druggists Lang Bros. to continue this
special half-price sale for a limited
time longer.
In addition to selling 5o-cent
bottle OF DR.. Howard's specific foi
25c, Lang Bros. have so much faith
in the remedy that they will refund
the money 70 anyone whom it does
not cure.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
MANY CAME.
But the Memphis Negroes Have Been
Quite Orderly.

There are four hundred strange
negroes in Paducah today from Men,
phis. The crowd of visitors is order
Ily, however. and no trouble was re-
ported from any source. The |. c.
ran an excursion into Padusah from
Memphis. leaving Memphis at /
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and ar
riving in Paducah at 1920 last night.
There were 13 coaches and 400 ne
groes and 1875 white passengers were
brought here. Three officers, headed
BY Special Agent Patrick McHugh.
preserved order on the train. Nc
Hugh stated that little disorder was
attempted and that he never ran on
a negro excursion before where so
much good order was maintained.
Excitement runs high in Men,
phis and il some one had dropped a
dog on the court house yesterday
afternoon / do not believe there
would have been a negro in Memphis
today" ne declared. The dropping OF
a dog from the court house was one
of the predictions.
The railroads carried out many pc,
Igroes, and Paducah got only small
portion. The Southern carried out ar
excursion OF nearly 1000 to Chatta-
nooga; the I. c. 500 to Paducah; the
r. I. and p. to Little Rock and Iron
Mountain to Hot Springs.
The excursion train will leave Pa
ducah again at 12 o'clock tonight en-
route back to Memphis.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
BULLFROG GOLD MINING co.
To the Public

In presenting this mining enter
prise 20 the investing public, we de-
sire TO call attention To our claims
for a. successful business, and ask
your careful consideration OF the fol-
lowing:
-s Personnel OF .the Company.
? The company has been duly organ
ized by the following well-known and
responsible citizens of their respec-
tive cities, for the purpose Of de-
veioping and mining valuable prop
critics in the Bullfrog mining district
Of Southern Nevada: Frank l.. Scott,
president Of the Scott Hardware Co.;
Chas. IL. Graham, formerly county
court clerk; IL. Il. Ashbrook, former
ly insurance and real estate agent;
Geo. II. Goodman, president Of the
Wholesale liquor firm Of Geo. II.
Goodman Il Co.; s. I. Levy, of the
welI-knOwn firm of Loeb, Bloom a
Co., wholesale. liquor dealers; II. II.
StOtt, VI ttie 5fiitu "A sSOtt tODassV
Co. and president Of Mechanics a.
Farmers Savings bank; Oscar c.
Hank, representative OF the Ameri-
can Snuff Co. In the Western tobacco
district; II. II. Ashbrook, formerly
deputy county court clerk, all Of Pa
ducah, Ky. Chas. II. Davis, president
Second National bank, Robert NJ.
Cox, OF the firm of Gland a Cox.
prominent insurance agents, Oscar
w. Kuhn, prominent attorney, Victor
III. Grossius, president Of Apollo
Cigar Co, p. w. Dargin, president of
Eagle Development Co., all OF Gin
cinnati. T.. A. Bush, prominent citi-
zen and miner, of Rhyolite, Nevada.
Organization.
The company Is Incorporated un-
der the laws of Arizona, with cap
itaI stock Of one million shares of the
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
Big SLIDE
THREaTENED ON A CALDWELL
AVENUE FILL.
Street Inspector Has Men at Work to
Prevent Serious Damage.

The FIJI on Caldwell avenue lead
ing TO the |. c. depot from Caldwell
street is breaking loose again and
Assistant Street Inspector I'D Me-
Cormick and force of laborers are
firing II in with gravel as fast as POS
sible to prevent any further damage.
The slide is just a few feet north
of. the last bridge going out and was
several inches wide and rapidly wild
ening. The fills once before slid half
way into the hollow and suspended
traffic for several weeks. The con-
stant rains caused the present slide,
where the back water caused II be
fore. The water at present has not
reached the hollows except In the
creek beds and no danger from this
source is expected unless the river
rises very high and sends the water
up the sides OF the I'LL again.
This is the fil the beard OF works
desires to improve hy j concrete cul-
vert to replace the ds.apiGated' bridge
which has been practically condemn
ed by the board Of works.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
COY. FOLK
REGRETS THAT HE CANNOT BE
IN PADUCAH IN JUNE.
Superintendent Lieb Will Make An
Effort to Secure Some Other
Good Speaker.

Supt. c. NJ. Lieb, of the public
schools, received a letter last night
from Gov. Folk, of Missouri. stating
that 1t would be impossible for him
to come to Paducah in June to deliv.
er an address at the High school
commencement.
Supt Lieb desires to have an ad-
dress by some celebrity as feature
Of the commencement and is not dis
couraged by the declination Of Gov.
Folk. This was the only parsonage
Supt. Lieb has written but ne will
write others and hopes to secure
some speaker several weeks in ad-
vance of the commencement.
Supt. Lieb will write the presidents
OF some of the biggest universities
preferring man prominent in edu-
cational work If he can get such a
man. The lecture viii OF course be
paid for, and the price is limited.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
Plenty Of It On Hand On Many
Railroad Divisions.
Railroad Men Are the Most Concern.
ed In the Arbitration
Meeting.
KENTUCKY MINES ARE IN DOUBT

The coal strike situation is pre-
senting itself to railroaders in a
very important light. and local off,
cials talk Of little but coal and the
outlook.
Master Mechanic r. J. Turnbull
stated this morning that he had been
watching the strike arbitration in
indianapolis since it started and that
the thought some of the operators,
even in case the meeting broke up in
Confusion, would grant demands, but
whether the men would go back to
work without the submission being
general or not was the question.
Mr.. Turnbull stated that he had no
doubt but that the biggest operators
such as the Pittsburg Coal Co. would
grant the demands. but would the
men go back unless all the other op-
orators agreed, is the question. The
meeting at Indianapolis means much
for the entire country and the out
come is watched with interest.
81 do not know much about Cen
tral Kentucky situation If the strike
Is general" a man identified inti-
mately with the subject declared this
morning, "but have noticed the rail
road company had laid in good sup
ply. An official told me this morning
that the I. c. had at least four
months supply on every division
south OF the Ohio river. The miners
in Central Kentucky are strong un-
ion men and will stand out with the
bigger body but the question Is will
there be enough non-union mines OPP
Grated or will nom Union men be per-
mitted to work and supply the state.
There is coal enough in this state to
comfortably supply all demands in
Kentucky. but the question is one of
whether the mines can be worked ID
case of a strike"
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
Oh, Joy!

Berlin, Mar. 27.-As Germany has
figured largely as a producer of the
paint with which red noses are deco
rated. It is only proper that now that
country should bring forth the dis
colorer.
Professor Nelsar is the man. When
toyously tinted nose is taken to the
professor, he drills into the. infamed
veins and capillaries with a minute
platinum point and pumps out the
superfious blood.
A blast or not air forces the vein
tissues together and with a good-by
splash OF merry-merry hydrogen per-
oxide and dash Of pearl powder the
old rose effect is gone and ivory has
taken its place.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
ELKs BUILDING
Committee TO Hold Its Regular Meet.
ing Tonight.

The Elks building committee will
hold a meeting tonight to take up
regular routine business. The build
ing on North Fifth is looming up in
great shape, and will be an ornament
to the city. x-4- ~ n
The probabilities are that the
basement will be left incomplete tenn
porarily as no arrangements have yet
been made for tenant. The other
parts of the building Will be furnish
ed as soon as possible.
1t has been suggested that bar
Der shop. turkish bath. ETC.. be es-
tablished in the basement. but no
arrangements have been made for
them, and so Tar as known no one
contemplates putting them in at pre-
sent. fe'N
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27


may be a candidate. Before the race
is made up there will be others. and
there will be lively scramble for
this Office.
Napoleon Bonaparte Hays. the
present attorney general, will be a
candidate for governor and while ne
may not win the nomination he will
make things interesting for the ma
chine. II is possible that he will so
disturb things that a third candidate
can walk away with the prize. The
friends of Dick" Miller are wide
awake to the situation, and If the rep
resentative from Madison county
should become a candidate he will be
a prominent factor in the fight.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
TO cuRE 4 coLpiN oNE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tabiess
Druggists refund money II II falls to cure
", cRovRs signature on each box. sse.
COL. G. w. LANDRUM
Is Admitted to Practice Law and
Will Open An Office in
Smithland.

Master Commissioner @. w. Ian
drum, Of Smithland. Livingston coun-
ty. is how a full fiedged lawyer and
will practice in Smithland. He sue
cessfully passed the examination Sat
urday at Morganfield and passed with
a very big per cent. dt is said. Attor-
ney Landrum was formerly county
clerk at Smithland and is onecfthe
most popular residents of this sec
ton. He is well known in Paducah,
where he often comes on business.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27

-paducah Bullfrog Co. is a home
Institution owned and controlled by
prominent business men that promise
you an honest and able management.
The company owns the property and
will develope Il into a good mine. In
vestigate. Act without delay and
make purchase OF Che stock at 10
cents "a share before the advance on
April fst.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
And He still Has the watch

Holton Kan, Mar. 27.-Two In
dians, Deerhead and Swifthorse. had
a fsbt on the Pc.tawstemie reserya-
tion about small silver wach. Deer
head. who had the watch, put 1t in
his mouth for convenience and swal-
lowed 1t. Swifthorse claims the
watch. and has had Deerhead arrest
ed. The defendant still has the
watch.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
Had $1,000 Insurance

Walter Albritton, assistant treas
urer of the Citizens Life Insurance
company. went to Paducah Monday
to have the death proofs made out
of the Rev. John S. Cheek. who died
in Waco, Tex. and was brought TO Pa
dueab. The deceased carried s5,-
GOO policy in the Citizens Insurance
company Messenger.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27

Chattanooga. March 27.-Will
Wilson. a negro, was today arrested
charged with the murder OF Will
Edgeman, who is dead as a result OF
a blow received on the head during
the recent riots here.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
THE BEAUTY.

aAd originality, of the designs we are
offering in smart new novelties would
certainly appeal to you. Every day
or two now we receive something
new and exclusive and We are anx-
ious to show them to you. Gold and
Silver Chain Purses and Bags. Ladies
and Gentlemen's Seal Rings, Rings
and Pins set with rare gems. Brooch
es. Belt Buckles, etc., in great varie-
ty.
~. L. wANNER-
q: $50. Jeweler :: 80:
Phone. 572-a. s: as broadway.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27

-Paducah Bullfrvg company Of
fers q fair and square deal, stock be-
ing sold for the purpose Of develop
ing valuable mining properties. rs
cents per share until April 4. 81.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27

Head and reseaj the Yaducah
Buiifrcs Gold Mining Co.'S prospec-
tus it will pay you. Note the page,
mining Not Craze" An investment
I'm the stock at present price Is safe
With big chances for big prolit.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27

The White Rock on Bonanza
Mountain Of the Paducah Bullfrog
company will be developed into a
paying mine. II is now surrounded
by producing mines. Stock advances
to I'm cents per share April 1st.
buy now at is cents. n -
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-27
MAKE ME AN OFFER

For my place ON West Clay. Seven
rooms, bath, water In house, plenty
OF shade. Part time II desired. Also
good piano for sale cheap.
AL +. YOUNG, 1907 Clay.