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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

PHOENIX tNvnHrMnHr 60.
- aud 81 sullivan nIaH.

PHOENIX tNVuHTMnHr 60.
- aud q sullivan nlag
D q" % far - acres fine aoil, close
90 city t'fma
o. G0 00 H0r one acre vyfY close Ia.
With Feed terms.
q se ~. Fgf tata, nice asraom cot
taHr @ frutf tfttH lHn f.aHHn berry
huHhea wgud enough 81 last . yaaf
flno spring and city water $500
down bal. ti8po PEI month.
tao % zaf fiHs t.roam cottage hnd I
lnia ltppW down. 5000 pei month
This ia q snap. sure.
q too 10 For lots ana house. ali
tnncsd. hldevaihed and city water
Green Lake.
taln oo iaf 2 lHfnr fine lots on queen
Anne nm fsfmu
q to % fnr one " the finsst homes
Ia broadway District
q ana a sullivan nlds
HOWARD - LEWIS s co.
and 2 Halter Block.
Main sia Ind icia
81 ao % Large lat ea I0h Ave. near
Marion. Good terms
q. Roel= lot au iiih Ave near Coium.
hia, asin All street improve
maniH iald Tor
A ssAP.
ror sais-A uies cottaas.sIfls broom
residence. one hlaak from Frslrr
Way uu nice street hanae o. und.
EN- Faa and sisstftf fixtures. bath
cod tuiisf teeth up and down stairs
alec iafEr Nash feuln. tat iH lheifa
feet al IMPROVEMENT iu and raid
class tenants nensI NiH HsIl on
sssg terms a. iue nsufe Cali 81
, ~ WHITE.
~ ufifutai Block
q ila- t#feom cottage. on iat ieus'
feet
90 s.negm meaero cottage On Qussa
Anne aiiii
q - Fagm maasu cottage on Qgssn
AnnH fflil
. 50 faofn modern cottage an Qasfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30
STEALS 800 CIGARS

The straiford cigar stand. Gle
Second Rv.. was entered early this
morning and about 500 cigars and 4
quantity Of tobacco stolen. An en-
trance was gained by forcing open
the wire guard around the stand.
japanese Consul HasimldEa has
received orders from his govern
ment 10 represent the Koreans q
this district as well as his own
conntrymen.
LEGAL Freight Agent Allen. Of the
Northern Pacific was fined g yes
torday on pleading guilty 70 having
employed an unlicensed engineer. J.
81 Johnson
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TULE PRESERVER
UMSERVI CEABLE
THOSE CARRIED o" TIE VALENCIA QUITE LIKELY TO HAVE
BECOME DETECTIVE AND THEREFORE or NO use wu..
PLACED IN THE WATER

'5ule life preaervera win stand
ms government test just nn well aa
! CORK life pfearfeefa." said q man
/ thoroughly familiar with the subject
70 The Star this morning. but only
/ when they are new. After une on
steamships Tor 70 short time they are
/ toff likely to become defective aud
i1 be absolutely useless aH ilfe
T savers"
luis iifs pfcHeftefs 49, carried al
most entirely on the steamships 10
service 0u tho Pacific coast The
boats ~ the Pacific Coast Htenm-
ship company nfe equipped with this
/ class ~ ufeHrfYen They coat 81
pee dozeu as compared with Us per
dozen Tor the cork NE nfessreer.
The tuie prchefxef viii not stand
I rough handling Neither Wtil D.
stand changes from extreme heat 20
extreme cold The tuie ia sort ~
hulifuHh. II using IL for the pur-
poses ~ the life pfrHetFer mum.
Der are cut the desired length and
then are bound together with copper
ln this way ~ tightly that they be.
come "a collection 81 long aifstight
tubes. No long aa they remain iu
this condition they are aetxlcenbie.
Ends Dry and Crack.
II has been demonntfafed how
ever. many times that after even q
brief period ~ service aboard Fes-
sells whore lea many caaes they are
stored close 10 steam pipes the
bound ends dry and crack - that
the moment they are placed IA the
water theY begin 10 nii and very
soon are ia water logged condition
and sink
And ln addition 10 this. a new life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

10 sou wsat iots cheap. close IN vita
etiY wafff rafas 90 Southeast nsattfs
fnsag HrlcHn are emily ass up -
- unu the Nufk On the Iarkssr
sHfest fsErada hfEtust 10 dnae
. 81 pef meath After the fsFfas.
These tats viii cell for 10 a. 80
osiy IS minufss ride on Maahinrtaa
street eaf Ga Southeast Seattle or
flee 81 Hfaunn
AEAT4tG iio0EeEEkERa CO
1T
g Tau lats Etie4 each waat front
aH iaah Ave aufth uFag aaaFf =
nsHNHisH Fimeaf tirw iu city
HEHH4HEI
3 10 Nine tote good heurrs IN good
HasE tiHH
O. ee ffees fsafH house.. htaut s1x5aa
aH MaHsa ~ Coed hur Alec one
80 20 ga Wahen ~
g. - q 40 nmaii house nn fath Ar
Hafth near Miller ~ t7n eaah all
handle this coed bag. az Improve.
fuHnfa naid
q Coed raam house fNn sd
bots affh Z assHru hrafipF ffuIt trvsn
Hasfst anthuliHHnEa
ht.HHak gsa a EHfrkHlN
- ~ aaftnHtan hida
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SPECIAL nAupAts
1 have large a-reon hsuss. with an
exceptionally fine tafst iahn Tree
81 1sffefsnH THE property L. Hsit-
able faF e iafHa family ard thr aNu-
~ wiH maze sa sacrifice price uH lt
ara EisF the Fure hasff almost his
nur terms tai "iIies ana
wni meet yau bath on pficr aHd
terms auf q 500 uaHi IS hums
al ufisntai hiecs
CHEAP uuMEaf
\ T. car SHOPS eHiaz b en- Q u
Nuifnans Meadow Gardens. rmpiaY.
ia HAaat an men. Mtil make tks
feet laaE HHHf III aH TERMS 81 9 a
90 month Twenty Haifsmeu oa thr
rraafasis Until aold eat aisa Href nsv.
rfai smarv men 81 Kaeh WhaFs aiH
~ sssss' , e 'stsas =. q 3 e. moth r..
bridge. 90 eaH At iliimans sffiesa.
III Tlmea hseeA a. uHeH II
on BEACON uftL
Ms have p EeHH4nf sHar m thifff=aHs
flns latH or Haarnn ifni N1fh ar ca
ertsHl vice ~ iaka ara NauHtalus
ufafif ESQ r5esrod aHsf ffHasd Sod
ffss-fasm hnl4as ard other outb fld-
lnEs a aii nngs - re fFfms
un psft NJ investor here u FnaF
FHaHEs
rHAMfUR . ApAMa
AZ gaimnn EsfN
ron inmFtfIafa sale ttis los nf#as
10 aatsl e. ailHf nFaf THIrrfstff
and SAT iiuH| frmHHt uafHa stfaet
Hrnfe watfr an Fsi4 uAaaF naaa
Main - ind ~ N
81 EES ANNE ffffaa
~ tH an Fssa paf WHHiH faf inta an
ua Hh teth and ttfh ave ufHt
FfHxuEmAfu a MELVILLE.
"a lsaluhff EarhaHHr
uHHhn Main EH@ IT
Fuu aAI.E cry REAL ESTATE
fiaaaH. HeAfla HaH HiaHtrffd s raHMH
hath naWffHa rlnssfe water lHsaHa
an rHf Nna. street aafk done. = ga
~ HHan 81 PEI maHft
tssa Raufpaf Ave- Neffh End Pre-
mont Ballard ear line IA
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WE HAVE TuR nEwg BUYS IN
ArMhAAE
nARaAtS oS tsfrUuHBA~ can
IfNE
aefes god ffait sgi oH aeafiie ~.
rfets car HlHs GEAR Ritter Lake
Ttls h. cheap af So Fef acre end
atil make ite hafft manfY
uf8n ~ ass IRrrosf f.ANn
untf 8 mflas ffem Finneff aGHsfe srd
fH a faQidlt impfaFira iaeaiitf MGR
ehanfahte tHlhef W4N alfaHsf cifaF "
This a safth investisatinE O. PER
acre.
FIRST GRADE rnrtr ANu uEumF
HufFl At 4 UANUAfN
Ten arrrs A. alder isua Fiuef - 81
aflie auf uear Lake Washington
raa ifi thH rHtze ffesaee Naa 81 ?
wafth ufaHh mipFs itsa ~ are asts
ins o per- sefe.
A CHANCE TO uRr Is uS RN.
MIN VALLEY MOVEMENT
ffaifHarrr ffHFfH nHar fnaaHhuffH fiiW
flasa ta faf iiHf Hraded sfhaola etc,
only EsoW pr ttHct
rrrrfr a sos
Ht BIS eaimsu H.ag
NEW
MODERN ak ROOM HOUSE
faa
EASY TEHMH q"
Groom new holsa. with brirh wi
foundation. brick flee place soils
tinted beet e aHfu niHHir niaut
Ing iarHa bfdraHIua. pantry H8d
rtufHrunfs leVfl iHf cement VA $50.
street EraHad sewer in esd rad rwu
ear Zines EIfff lH
~ q ORR a CO.
fHzs Alaska HIS
heasss With i ~ lata.
snla On terms - 800 of sac prr
week. tiun level lots. with cts water
price cnis 500. tsfma e. cont. psr
week only i5 minutes ride Taka
cas on WaahlnEtaa street % Hauih-
east Seattle. see ON az afficc ar
DON'T pAY RENT
Hay modern aiS ruam haasa rhaIrs-t
part capitol iiiii. uiHa Sound Mt
EaIulfr Carrsdea uiFmpirs. near
ear oil III. huf q 60 cash nlIf handle
deal Phone East 1915 m
LOT and traom hnnar pantry iaiirt.
af8dta street aHiaiuiuN Earifal fuii
Add puif $50 cHnh 80 CUiman
BLDG u
BEACON ufIt. looming hape mt
fnff lufH Near school sion cash go
pfr month See Hansen. 40 Sew
YORK B'h
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Investments.
GAtTNA COPPER MINING CoM-
fAAfH bENEfOFMENf WORK
VIII hs hfAhfED UW IifiH
COMPANY a PROPERTIES MiIftz
- A SHORT TIME a SHIPMENT
Ell phE Will 100 HENr 10 TifE
hMkitfsh - A IsN DAYS AND
AZ fttY ORE iR uign GRADE
u VIII. SHOW a HANuHOAE
FHpfff
TitE COMPLAINTS PROPERTIES
Arr Will LOCATED AND
SHOULD Ffl0NE T0 HE QDop
fHnlt EtftH STOCK kEft.INg
NuM Ar 81 PER SHARE tDM
hhNttotMENt PURPOSES Afs
ply Tu
join 81 SHOOK sEcRErARY
nc Marion Street
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Star Want AID. AGENCIES

G. ", Lehsderff. elasr stere, We
Second aNenass
ousker prug store 1918 Flre Az
eHues
p u. Aullse. sei nsliaFd sVse9s'
epposte city halt
Fremont nrua Ces tstaa s"ss'
.ra EreNant aVeeas.
Tess ssrs,.. at pestettles, Ken
tiss Es.,lsks. usstlsks Drive Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

CHICAGO MARKETS
Wheat High. Low. Csose
MAY. s. SIS. s.. IS s-&
July. -. So IL, 81
Corn
May. ala. 44i-s. ass
July. ass. s43-s. s43-s
Oats
May. 81. s0a-g. 81.
Iuly. s.+... 1895. - -
Pork
May. lAl5. 1901. iti2
Llverpool-wheat closed, MAJ, ]
g7-Sd.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK sIutk>
Anal Copper. III SIS. i07 - ~
Amer Sugar. lta. Ia is. 1854
n. X T.. 81. IS ID. Sc II.
Metropolitan. ~ IS. re. isis+
L. S. Steel. a.. a.. a.
4. S. s. pfd. 10 IA. zoe - u
AtchIson. 90 SIS. 81 IA, s2s-A
n. a q. ii41-s. mis- li4l.S
Can. Pac.. IL. le9 IS, iIas-A
Erie. asa. 46S-t. a.
l.. a N $50 81. las 81 its II
Mo pac.. i02 50. 100 50. ioiSA
Peoples Gas. %. es IL. IS -
Penna. 1919. ia2. ii2 -
Readlng. IA. l2ti Ia. 1856 50
II. l. 90 SIS. ASA. ISL -
southern Pac.. 6 81, g. -, 81
81 Paul. iS5 rs. 1Ss 81, iA -
Union Pac.. i5i i-2. ISL % ~
Ills Cent. ...... ...',' i,s rs
y. Y Cent ...... ~..ss iiet'~
sales 90 noon. $4,000.
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The MARKETS


vegetables
neans. dry. per ewt. q sdN =. Ma
!. ANAL whites, SsS5. choice whites,
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REPORTED BY
DOWNING. HOPKINS 4 RfE@
Inc.
sat.e ALASKA BUILDING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

0NalB Hff 0H OWNER MADISON
NTHEEF ONLY u1fs
tsfHHfHs tinted walls. faufrEaa base
Enenf natka around hnnss cement
aiatsatAa iamH Wxtaa le fssus allies.
Easy terms. ntahlnE sacrifice price
expect aAirk sale EisH n Aailsan
street
BARGAIN iH eFuow tumes Security
savings safe hHb0sf &c. ~ afnsea
-aff
ROOM mndfrn bnuee mantle and
afaff. reception hall. panffE hath
sfHarfa ard faHsfmFuf A flee bus
ni sma ave Ssrth Black ME -
q SEQ fmFH = fsfuHw cottage I lots
faxfN 81 asath pafk a blaak ffasa
ear rteufs 20 small fruii GA Terms
In4ulfe e nuuef "a e'lnFrfasls a.
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CHEAP ACRES. rev house fine
zoe chickens and berries only tNt
on terms - - down aud leo per
month. Win sell chickens at $ cents
each Come quick leaving county
See NJ Angel a. uuwamish bridge.
only fea minutes ride on New Rem
tea car line. IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

LOT ana t.raom hnnar. rauiry taiirf.
afadta street aaiaiuiHa tarHai fuiI
Add uuif $40 cash 20 Cuiman
HiHH
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aF#aAN wv AA4
SPECIALS N ACREAGE
&c. acres 1fiat Hut - Columbia. af
fa Per acre. N0a cant beat
this
g. N0-Uus acre ulth uHw faHf.rncm
house. 10 feet on Boulevard. Sc
cash
q .adaa Oas acre a. Rainier Heaeh few
t-rka frufu car aud lake good
FieN a lnks stumga ail cut and
ready fnF pow.
81 So rtaa fruit farm im White River
valley ina berrf crop sold for
q iaa cash RIO cash haudies
this and farm Will raY faf Itself
iu three years besides keeping
family
s. lla--t-raon cottage NJ Rainier beach
Doe Htfa9. city water. close 90
car and lake. 80 cash handles
tt
50 Lumber Exchange Phone Main
E1 W = BANNER a CO IT
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WHY Don + Nuu 80 out nov ana
buy uho az tNu ~ Those tsarrt tracts
near the new Everett fhtrfufhhHf
The fUad will soon be finished aa far
az THE pfonettY and YOU know hHf
viii make pfirsa jump eaps ta the
office and get fun particulars and
plat
Hounttr MAirnN.
80 Wp= 81 Aiaaha iuHding al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

nuF madefu aiS runm haaze. ahaI-.-t
barI capitol NIli. Fir wine Sound Mt
NNlHifr taHrfnsH Nlf mpirH near
ear OIL H Huf q an raHH uIIf handle
deal Fhaua Fast 1915 m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-30

hAndAtRa rs PALM LANDS
3 az urfeH a. HiKtTfnu with iafFu
utN hard tt0 raah. balance ONE. twu
aud three years
nur aerr. Ell cheated nice apfluH. can
piue WHtet 10 thf house aHd have q
ilnH country hume tUfua
Full aFts tfHrta only tsa ptr ntfr.
go each aud s. pee month
IarEH CLEARED uatfrz front tracts Cheap
ana Hn trfms ~ SO cash ana g. srf
igtuHEh
fun The nid Steel house and Iafas
traet 20 iand and b. Nafina frHli
tfrsH5 tetuH Go HHit purchaser
I'll ~ NtENhih
81 Union Block
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
TAFT DEFENDS CANAL POLICY
Says Sanitation Must BE Improved
Before Digging is Begun.

Putin Bay, o., July 13.-Secre-
tary II War Taft. in his speech this
afternoon before the State Bar as
ISOLATION. spoke on the Panama
canal, giving reasons for the selec-
tlon by the government of the Pan
ANA route and explaining the ap-
parent delay in the actual work of
excavation. The necessity of i'm
proved sanitary conditions was en-
phasized and It was shown that tne
nearly $4,000 employees had in
reality accomplished more than any
one realized in the building and
equipment of railroads. the construc-
ton of water supply and building
of thousands OF homes for those en-
gagged in the work. II was pointed
out that the actual excavation was
much less of a problem than what
to do with the material when it was
taken out The question of sobtain-
ing sufficient labor was shown TO be
serious one.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
SUCCESSOR
WILL BE CHOSEN TO LATE ED
MUND Il. NOBLE.
Much Speculation Concerning Presi-
dcncy OF Globe Bank and Trust ~
Company.

Speculation is rife as to the prob
able successor of the late Edmund p.
Noble on the different boards of di-
rectors to which he belonged. Va
vancies exist in the Globe Saddlery
company, and the Globe Bank and
Trust company. of the latter of which
he was president Naturally interest
centers around the presidency of the
Globe Bank and Trust company, and
several names have been suggested.
Vice President G. w. Robertson is
certain to receive the support of
some of the stockholders, and posi-
bly, q majority, unless he declines the
honor. This morning the name of
DR.. ID. G. Murrell was suggested and
rumor gained currency on the
street that he could have the place
simply by accepting it.
Tae directors will meet Monday
and fill the vacancy in the board. IL
may be that no president will be
elected, as there is a disposition on
the part of some members of the
board to permit Mr.. Robertson to fill
out the term. which expires in De
cember.
No successor to Mr.. Noble has
been made In the directory Of the
Globe Saddlery company.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
RUDY. PHILLIPS Il 90.
Are Awarded Contracts for Furnishing
EIks' building Carpets.

Tho Elks have AWARDED the contract
for the carpets. curtains. rugs and
draperes for their new building,
Rudy. Philips a company securing
the contract. which is one of the larg-
est placed in Paducah for some time
Bids were received from all the local
houses in competition and the award
made the lowest bidder. This is the
second contract of this nature Rudy,
Philips & company have secured this
season. Early in the season they Sc
cured the contract TO furnish the drap-
cries and curtains for the Palmer
House
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
Care Of the lsaby.

Rochester IN. W mothers are
thus advised by the board of health
upon the care of a baby:
Don't feed bananas, candy, pop
corn. sugar or anything else but
milk, unless told to do so by your
physician.
Give 1t pure air day and night.
Give II no food but mothers milk
milk from the bottle. or food direct
ed by the physician.
Whenever it cries or is fretful do
not offer II food; give II water.
BE sure that it gets enough sleep
two maps during the day at least.
Do not put too much clothing on
II.
Battle II in a tub every day.
Don't handle It; leave Il alone.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
The Real Simon Pure.

"The real simon pure is one OF
those phrases which every one I'M
derstands and not one in a hundred
could account for. Simon Pure was
a Pennsylvania Quaker in Mrs. Cent
livre's "a Bold Stroke for a Wife,"
produced at Drury Lane theater.
London. in February. 171s. One
Col. Feignwell passes himself of as
Simon and wins the heart of Brls-
toll heiress. Miss Lovely. after which
the real Simon Pure turns up.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
COST $500
DID THIS NIGHT OF HORRORS IN
oBRyAN'S ADDITION.
Black Eyes and Knife Cuts Go With
the Fines and Costs In
the Case.

IL cost sherman Mills. Jesse Uni
man and their companion nearly
5000 for might OF Il" besides the
notoriety they came In for because
OF the escapade. The three engaged
In free for all "go" In a house oc-
cupied by Fannie Wilson and Thelma
Chesterfield. in the O'Bryan addition
near the Illinois Central depot.
Mills appeared on the scene while
Ullman and his friend were with the
women. He ordered them out OF
the house. Ullman refused TO go and
Mills procured pocket knife In the
way OF an inducement. Ullman took
the bull by the horns and started for
Mills. The latter slashed one slight
cut on Ullman's forehead before the
knife was wrested away from him.
Ullman then began to carve figures
on Mills ribs. and after he had anus
ed himself with the knife, drove Mills
to the woods and by way of parting
fred two shots at him from a pistol
according to the evidence.
Judge Puryear heard the evidence
yesterday and made up his mind last
night. This morning he fined Mills
500 and costs, ullman $50 ana
costs and the third man $40 and
costs.
Other cases: John Backer. selling
liquor without a license and Alpha
Wiley. colored. same charge, contin-
ued until July 16; EllensIiayes, col
ored. breach of peace dismissed;
Fannie Wilson, keeping disorderly
house. continued; VIII Hamilton.
drunk and disorderiy. IS and costs.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
Meaning OF Molcs.
And / can trace
n black or white your soul
BY the dimensions OF the mole

anu 1 Ndu trace
n black or white your soul
by the dimensions Of the mole
That's on your face.
A science, or pseudo-science. of
moles has existed among the Penn
sylyania Dutch for many years.
According to this science, no one
is without u mole or two. and these
are some of the representations that
mole wearers may draw from their
brown ornaments.
A mole on the right side of a
mans forehead denotes wonderful
luck; on the right side of woman S
forehead gifts from the dead.
On the left side of a mans fore
head a mole denotes a long term in
prison; on the left side of a woman's
forehead. two husbands, and a life
OF exile.
A man with a mole in the middle
OF his forehead has a cruel mind; a
woman with such a mole is foolish,
idle and envlous.
A mole on the neck in man or
woman, promises a long and happy
life. wealth and fame.
A man with a mole on the left side
Of the upper lip rarely marrles, and
such mole in the case of a woman
denotes suffering.
On the right side of the upper lip
mole promises great good fortune
to both sexes.
n
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
The Weather Prophet.

"How are you coming on with
your pew system of weather predic-
tion?"
Well" answered the prophet
cheerily, 81 can always get the kind
OF weather all Fright. but l haven't
quite succeeded in hitting the dates
exactly"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13

There is no eraser that can rub out
what has been printed.
The Empress Eugene recently gave
to the Swiss canton OF Thurgau the
castle Of Arenberg. whore Napoleon
III passed several yeas of his youth.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13
Clearance OF Straw Hats
Take Choice OF Our Entire Stock
. OF Straws at Ia Off Regular Price

This offer includes our complies line OF Spit
Yachts, Milan Soft Braids aud Panamat-in fact
Every strsw hat we hav. in the house. This is
an opportune reduction, ing into considera'
ton the fact that we have more than two months
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-13

How much Of life's whipped cream
Is nothing but soapsuds.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-22

liquor in county voting against sale OF
same. Defendant arrsigned and
pleaded not guilty.
State vs.. Ben Brown, blind negro,
selling liquor in county voting
against the sale of same. Defendant
arrsigned and pleaded not guilty.
The last case OF the day was that Of
the State VS.. Jack Barnes, murder in
the first degree. The defendant was
arraigned aud pleaded not guilty,
whereupon a jury was sworn and the
case was submitted TO the court, The
court adjourned at B o'clock for
an evening session. At seven o'clock
the court convened and proceeded
with the case, which was delivered
to the jury a little after o O'Clock.
The verdict was murder in the seq
ond degree.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-22
University News Notes.

Or. David Y Thomas. Professor %
Hisiory and Political Science. IL gath.
sribg mnierisi Tor q chapter on the
History ~ Backing IN Florida foF
DsWsys FinaHcial Hhtosy Of The
Unitsd States. 70 BE- pablishsd b. che
CarnsFis lnstiisilon. Washington Hs
has alfsady collected . Rooi deal Of
interesting maitsf. and all b. pleased
n hear from sByons wha ean AID 10
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vais papers
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-22
MERCHANT BURKE.
Interesting Account Of Wedding by
Times-unIon's Society Editor.

Interesting Account Of Wedding bl
Times-unIon's Society Editor.
The following interesting account Of
the Merchsnt.Burke nuptials in Jack.
sonvlle Wednesday afternoon appear,
ed in the society column OF the Sun
day Times-UniOn;
"Wednesday afternoon, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. V. Burke. their daughter, Miss
Lillian Burke, was united In marriage
70 Mr.. James Richardson Merchant OF
Gainesville.
1.-THE pretty home was simply but
tsstefully decorated with palms. ferns
and white chrysanthemums In the
parlOr, and with pink and white chrys-
anthemums 10 the dininR.rOom.
"The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Hay, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church OF Gainesville.
There we're no attendants, bat the
wedding march was played by Mics
Irene MeCresry, the gtoom's cousin
from Gainesville.
"The youthful bride wore q very be-
coming wedding gown OF white elk
net and lace over chiffon and tsfieta,
aud carried a shower boquet Of white
chrysauthemums Always pretty
young woman, she looked unusually
attractive on this important occasion.
after the ceremony, IN informal
reception was held, and q wedding
supper served.
Then the young couple left on the
night train for Atlanta. They expect
10 be At home Co their friends a.
Gainesville by Thanksgiving deY.
"Mn. Merchants goiuR.away gown
was a beautiful creation In gray
brosdeloth with bat and gloves TO
match.
"a large number % presents we're
received By the popular younF people.
end their new home viii BE- filed sin
The valuable Femembunses % their
friends.
"Mr. Merchant Il business manager
81 The Gaioesviile san. sud 10 vsrT
much liked In Gainesville. where social
life h especially snloyabls.
"A nnmbor % oat- % toEn
russts uefe here for ths wssdinF.
smonE them Mu. q. 3 Msrshast ahd
Mater Harry MsFshaut. mother ar6
brother o. ths groom Mr.. ~. u. Ne
CfssFy sad Mics Irsus heCrsafy -
Gainesville. Miss MhFEtrtt JteAtaa %
Asksnsst. Mr. J. u Barks. Mr..
Eueeue AlernndsFtnt Mr. J l.. Pea.
caek % WiHaon. sd Aiss fsEnis
Moore ~ Apaiashleola-"