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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-14
STRIKE OVER CARFARE,.

=. Pttsburg, JNne '14.-Differences between the
Master Painters association and the unions
over the question Of carfare, eliminated today
in the declaration Of a general lockout. This
means a suspension in IS per cent Of the shops
) in tPtttsburg and Allegheny until the matter
- is settled. About twelve hundred painters are
idle. =" ...-- 49,, ..~,.t..,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-14

White canvas oxfords for ladies', CSC,
$1.29 and $3.50, worth: to $3.50. Closing
out sale. The, New Store. H.. !.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-14

:, Shoes at little prices at The New
Store. Every pair must be sold by
July LIST
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-14

FLANDREAU, s. D.-Al1 small grains are
looking fne. Corn Is slow on account Of the cool
wet weather.-A trainload of stock shipped from
here week ago to the Chicago market netted
the owners about $50, 900. ;sss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-14
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
MR.. R. 8. w1LHELM1


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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-14

sIssEToN, s. Maza- no waste and John
Bear Indians, are under arrest on ascharge Of
numbering the squaw Of the former.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
CITY REAL EsTATE-continued.
LEE. HURLEY & CO..
1856 McAllister ST.. DR.. Fillmore.

$40. 0o0-Elegant corner block from FILL
more St; lot 6s:sxso: partially improved
with elegant fats of rooms and bath
each: old rent 1855 per month. can be
increased very much; positively must be
room 70 build more fats on lot.
s23 600 Waller. near Clayton St; lot 55x137:e:
6 new up-to date fats of g. and I
rooms and bath each: old rent $40 per
month; should be $3.50; no leases; can
SIG Masonic ave- near Haight St; swell
fats of rooms and bath each; rented
low at $500 per month.
$40, O00-Nesr Haight and Steiner sts.: swell
fats of 8 and rooms and bath each:
upper nat unaeI iease fo at $50 per n month
see these at
SIS. 5oonNear Waller and Clayton SITS lot 5ox
each. and a splendid cottage of rooms
and bath, with driveway, and stable
bargain
$1,000 Market St: lot 25xs0. irregular; good
cottage of rooms and bath high base
Sc, 75o~Hartford st; lot a51125; splendid
p,so-da late, aats Of and :. rooms and
good 2-story building in rear; rent
So. 5Oo~Near Fillmore St and Duboce ave.
lot 25x135: modern up-todate fats of
rooms and bath each gas. electricity
etc; rent Sl57 per month; must be sold :
any offer entertained; bank mortgage of
SO. 5oo~Alabaina, near oath ST.: lot 2ex1oo: 3
swell flats of 6 rooms and bath each:
REM $50 per month"; bank mortgage of
$500 remain.
SIS 5O0-Near 18th and Church SITS: lot 4sxI6o:
modern fats of and rooms and bath
each; rent $50 per month; splendid in
come property.
$500 Washington st. near Baker: lot COX
l2I:6; modern residence OF rooms and
bath: splendid location and very cheap
at price asked; bank mortgage of $500
can remain; old rent $50 per month.
s7.o0o-Grove ST.. near Central ave-: LOT 25x
1876: good substantial fats of 5 and
rooms and bath each; rent $50 per
month.
SIT 0o0-Splendid corner near Panhandle: 6
modern up-to-date fats of rooms and
bath each; rent $1s250 per month; bank
e. o,o mortgage gsa4S OF $500 can remain
swell flats of and and bath
each; rented extremely low at $57 so per
month, pass the door.
ST,500-Eureka ST.; lot S7x125; = splendid mod
ern up-to-date fats OF and 9 rooms and
bath each; cost over $4,000 to build; old
rent $50 per month.
S5,500--Near Greenwich and Broderick sts; 2
modern upto- date fats of and 6 rooms
and bath each; lot Sox125; bank mort
s15 ooosN6aliforni mia - St: lot s2:ex1oo: 8 new
up-to1date fats of rooms and bath each
rent $3.50 per month.
$l2 500-Baker St, near McAllister; 3 splendid
fats. thoroughly modern, OF 8. and I
and bath each; rented low at
sl15 per month: lot 25x95.
S4.0o0-l2h ave-. near ST.; elegant cottage
of and bath: lot 25x12o.
S4,o00-Fair oaks st. 9th; good sub
stantial cottage of rooms and bath; lot
s3.75o-Utah st.. near 18th: new up-to-date
cottage of rooms and BATH lot 25xl0o.
s4,o00-22d. near Sanchez ST.; lot 25:llxil4;
good cottage of rooms and bath.
s5.6o0-5d ave. near B ST.; lot 25x90; modern
residence Of rooms and BATH.
'oooa,.5ough St lot 2t:6zse; modern resi-
ss.5o0-FelI 81. near Fillmore; 3stors resi-
deHce of II rooms and bath
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

9. 4. UMBsEN & co. 20 Montgomery ST.
sstembers % The San Francisco Real Estate Board
&c ave. close 70 Steiner elegant
and imposing home IN the most aristo-
cratic section Of our city: completely mod
sl7ooo-s7os' Clay St. Presidio Heights; marine
view new colonial residence; 10 rooms
snd all modern eonFeniences: perfect
order; mortgage $500 can remain; 5ox
sls.ooo-Pine-st. business corner, close to FIJI
more; store and hats; ga rooms and
bsth each: rents SllT50 per mo; con
sLsntly Improving In value; q f.
So -Devissdero St close TO transfer oor1 to
snd fans; in good condition: rents Sl55
per no. lot 25xloo; an exceptional bar
So. ZOO Turk St. near Franklin: hne 2-etory
bay window house Of 10 rooms and bath:
IN good condition; large lot. 3ox137-e.
sil.2so- Fine holding. close to Sd and silver
so 90, SITS: lS5 front by 20 in depth. 524s
Slo,oeo-C5eugh st. near Broadway; nice 2-story
residence Of rooms and hath; electric
n1tures and up 10 date plumbing; sunny
TOT, on east side Of street. 30ll
Se'V55--tTeary St. nr. Lyon St: good fats
bath each: steadily rented for SIS per
no; high basement; could be converted
81 ooo-Pine 81. NJ. Lsguna: substantial. large
bay window residence Of rooms and
25xIoo: dse buy: Og make Ike o a5t sof DC
SI,ooo-rremont ave. fine modern fats 3-4-5
rooms and bath each; IN good condition
ana steadily rented for S53 per mo-; sun
ny fun size lot. 1886
S5.5o0-2oth St. close to Dolores; good rats
Of 6-5 rooms and bath each: brick fOunda-
non; al in good order; 25x114- 2ezs
S4-5eCt-Laurel St. close 70 Sscrs mento; hand
some cottage OF 5 rooms and bath: In
11e condition, making q good buy 25L
$4,000 ave- nr. Clement; handsome modern
cottage Of rooms ana hath: occupied
by owner and in perfect condition; nice
$, 000-Close 10Th and Valencia SITS: 6ne
renting nefehborhood; sunny and the
right size building lot 30x1I5- 29eT
s., s5o-Spiendid Broom cottage 18th ST.
close 20 Sanchez; 5 rooms and bath; street
cars pass the door; rents for $3.50
per no; 25xlls 32Se
s., 80 edch-Stsnyan- ST, close TO Frederick:
choice. sunny. level building lots: 25xl25
A2.ooO-Netona 81. mr. l4th; key lot; level
and resdy for building; 25xS0. 1916
s. o00-Duboce ave. close 70 DeviSadero st.
large size lot sunny side OF street;
suitable for nsts OF bone 2523
$500 esch-5 the building lots on Union St,
Baker; neiEhborhood rapidly advancing
81 value; 26x150 each. 1852
SsS0-lTrh ave. not far from II ST.. Sunset;
me full size lot; make offer; 25x120.
$3.50 each-2sth and Diamond SITS: IS me
building lots, 2SxlO4 each; street work all
done; blocks from car; owner viii give
GLEN PARK TERRACE
Lots ana ces on instsllments; lots $3.50 10
$3.50; cottage al aetusl cost Of building.
aeenrs on the ground Sunday Take
Misgion-st. cars. transfer at BoswOrth
and get on ST Glen Park.
Tor further particulars OF the above and for the
Real Estate Record. containing list OF
property for sale in all parts OF the
g II UABsEN & co.
20 Montgomery ST
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

Member Of the San Francisco Real Estate Board
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

LOTS ON EASY TERMS.
We still have a few lots which we are sell
ing at $3.50 TO $3.50 per lot. on easy terms.
right In the heart of the city. Why go way
out when you buy in the center of the
city at these prices? II you are looking for a
lot to build you home on, you Will regret It
if you don't see these once They are going
very fast: only a few left. Take 1sth-st. car
TO switch back. get of and walk short block
southeast TO the property. Agent the ground
today from 10 a. m. TIL p. N.
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srNsET-Fine new house. rooms. bathroom
and storeroon- gas and electr1cityi gsroen;
IN 2Tr1oO. block from cars. can easily be
made into two fats. snap; $1,000; part cash:
frruffrrre Including new upright grand piano
carpets etc; 5000 cash; 10 TO daily. 1887
18th
CHOICE lots fronting on 55th ave. and over
looking Soreckeis Lake. cars VIII be In OPP
Grafton shortly 10 pass the property; lots 25x
1a0 feet. only a few left. Apply 20
q H CMBSEN e. CO.
20 Montgomery ST. City
ron ssIe-Iot 2ox60 with 3 temporary rooms
Russell. OF hyde near Union
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18
BEHLoW & LUCAS,
Real Estate. Leasing and Insurance..
Bet. Kearny and Montgomery SITS.


Bet Kearny and Montgomery SITS.
FOR SALE
s1o5. 00o-Half a block from the James Flood
s oo euans 90 feet vsn fIe1sas Income
50-foot lot with two frontages; years
lease at $3.50.
sges: have tenant at 1926 per month
for i-story building, mortgage $50. 500
s42 5oo-fillmore ST.. best part: 2-story frame
building: short lease al $3.50 per month
have offer of 5000 at expiration of lease
so feet frontage.
Van Ness. lot 50x12p with 2 frontages !;
Improvements pay 1910 per month
SEC. ooo-Fine residence. completes furnished
SIT ,oo0--Bunch OF fats Fulton St, near Blu
chanan. rents S1I250.
$4,000 Beautiful residence in the fashionable
si2. BOY aiencia near 22a; double house; rents
So rent could be increased at small
s12. 5oo-Gorner lot 5ox100 facing Panhandle
we have an offer of S150 per month
si1.ooo25 feet o On Howard u near 9Th: ane To-
cation for furniture store.
Beautiful 0 Mission sa residence esl 0s o. "A
rooms; street bituminized lot 4oxl1i: s.
s7.sooms nice oats On Buchanan st rents $50
sI.ooo-2o-foot lot near Front and CONNER
ss.oooDI,ot on the west line Of Valencia. 20
IT. south of 18th; fine location for a
store
SIS 50o-Diamond ST. near 18th, Oats in good
condition: rents $50.
s5,50o-Douhie bouse near 18th and Market.
TO LEASE.
Grant ave. corner store and SO rooms in new
brick building: rent $500 per month
Transfer corner on Ellis ST. 8 frontages; will
give 80 years lease at $3.50 net.
Grant ave. corner; splendid class c building.
stories and basement; 80 feet frontage; viii
lease 10 one tenant at $500 per month ready
Jan. l. 1907
Corner Jackson and Front brick building 69x
S. at $500 per month See plans.
BEHLoW & LUCAS.
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OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER.
$3.50 Pine ST.


OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER.
1880 Pine st.
MISSION ST LOTS
An opportunity that will last but short
on easy terms; street bituminized and ready
for immediate building. go out today TO our
branch office at Mission ST. and CORTLAND ave.
POINT LoBos HEIGHTS
Grand marine view lots: only few left;
Clement st. ears pass directly in front OF this
branch office or 4Ist and Point Lobos ayes; gas
and water mains laid; lots for sale on easy
terms.
RICHMOND DISTRICT.
Large cheap lots for sale on 18th ave- close
to Clement ST: only a few left $50 cash, $40
monthly secures one.
$3.50 each--Lots half block from the Full
ton st. lAne; fine view; you cannot help but
double your money
sOxl2o feet on 25th ave. between Lake and
West Clay SITS street work done: only lot left
in the block; magnificent marine view.
$40 monthly-Fine building lots. only one
block from Golden Gate Park, block graded,
gas and water 10 be laid. call today at our
branch Office 4sth ave. and St. or get Of
Fl St electric car line at seth are. and walk
one block south TO the property.
Ssoo-BulIding lots near San Bruno ave take
Mission 81 ears 10 26th ST. transfer and ride
to 25I4 San Bruno ave. L. WEINSTEIN, agent.
COTTAGES on EASY TERMS
Four;Toom cottage; !, high basement men one-half
Fire-roonl two-storv cottage: reception hall;
high basement: 25th ST.. Castro
Five-room cottage on 3lst ave. Richmond
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER
2sso Pine ST.
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voN RHEIN REAL ESTATE co
Temporary Office 1892 Pine-st
REAL. ESTATE. INSURANCE RENTING
S24. 0O0-27 s6x137 g, ; artfstically constructed
fats Of s and rooms in the most fash
ionable portion OF Broadway; renting for
$40 per month
s12 o00-27.6x127 Sacramento. near Cherry; a
modern fats. renting for 500 per month !:
can readily be raised
50. 25a-Prorninenf Mason st corner. near Ma
son St rarhouse: 4S feet frontage
s.. oo0-Lot n 6x125, new fats. in Mission:
rents 500 per month
81 500-9-room sunny house; Baker. near Sac
ranenfo
81. 2oo-wesr Scott bet Clay and Sacramento
SITS. modern house Of rooms ard bath.
81 o00-Clement ST. near sth ave. best part
Of Richmond business section. building
can be easily turned into stores
IS 50o-25x114. 23d near Guerrero. modern
Eats of and rooms
s.. 25a-Froat and rear houses Onion st.
Near Octavia
81 50o-Splendid building lot on Oak near
Fillmore. 25x131:6 feet
So 50o-Duncan St. Church: 25x120, mod
gage 5000; must be sold on account OF
owner leaving city
S.. 5oe--30x120; Fifth ave. near B. new artis-
seen to be appreciated
81 250--Eleganf building LOT bet Lake ST and
Preside wall: 25xf2o feet.
81 .s50-5th ave. near St. 50xl20.
S600--10th ave. near o St: 25x120.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

BALDWIN g. HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore at Post.
BALDWIN a HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore at Post.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-18

100, O00-Lsrge brick building; lot 6ox137; build
ing covers entire lot: leased for years.
good security. at $3.50 per month: vicinity
of Eddy and Fillmore SITS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-21
ONDAY EVENING. MAY p. 1906.
STEPS OFF TRAIN
And Then Commences EXECUTIONS Not
Down on Program.

Passengers aboard the Paducah-
Cairo accommodation train Sunday
morning were given an exhibition at
Heath, Ky. a few miles west of Pa
ducah on the Cairo extension OF the
Illinois Central A negro woman car
rying a basket stepped out of the col
ored coach at Heath just as the train
stopped. She did not seem to be in
any great hurry to leave the cars and
waited ontil the train started.
While running at a rate of speed
not exceeding ten miles an hour, the
woman stepped off but overlooking
the precaution Of leaving the steps cor.
rectly. Instead Of alighting firmly
she hit her heels and started doing 2
circus stunt. She began TO roll and
after doing a couple Of dozen turns
down the hill. fell In a heap at the
base of the hill.
The train was stopped, the crow
alighted and went to the old mammy's
assistance. but she arose, brushed her
face with her dress and waddled away
She refused to give her name to the
conductor. She stated she was not in.
jured and from Indications escaped
without any serious bruises.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-21
Parliament Upset.

81. Petersburg, May GA bomb
was thrown into tho parliamentary
camp by a note received by President
Mouromtseff. OF the lower house from
ptterhoff. which instead of making an
appointment for an audience at which
he and the delegation could present
an address In reply 10 Fhe speech from
the throne, contained the lnfoi nation
that Emperor Nicholas would not RS
celye the delegation and that the adj
dress mus, be presented Though the
ministry OF the court
Y, President Monromsteff. instead of
sending the address TO Baron Fredor'
icks. minister OF the imperial house,
Immediately issued call for a meeting
Of parliament at I o'clock today al
which he will report tho occurrence
and ask for further instructions. A
most heated meeting is 10 prospect.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-21
INSPECTOR
HERE FOR KENTUCKY STATE
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
Wiring In Paducab IL Good and Mr.
Gilsdorf Makes Some Comments
Knows MIR. Mcpherson.

William Gilsdorf, electrical in
speotor for the State Board OF Under
writers. Is ian Paduoah and today star
I'd his inspection work.
Mr.. Gilsdorf formerly was electric
cal inspector for the city and is init
mately acquainted with the condition
here. During the past two months.
however, the work has suffered as no
inspector had been regularly EN-
plosed. The matter will not have any
effect on the rerating, 1t Is stated. q
Mr.. Gilsiorf came here from
kuttawa and stated last night that
be noticed the Paducah Traction Co.
had done a great deal of excellent
work in overhead repairs. Mr.. Oils
dorf was especially interested in the
overhead trolley wire and electric
feed wiIVs and Is pleased TO see the
company making the improvements.
Wiring IN Paducah Is good. that
ia the greatest part of II. because /
did part of II myself or rather saw
that II was done right" Mr.. Gilsdorf
stated. "and | am glad to see an in
clination among the props rty holders
10 make what repairs are ordered.
The wire situation In Paducah has
been serious and 1t was hard pull
TO keep the work going right. think
now that merchants and property
owners haua became educated to the
matter and will offer no hindrances
to the Inspector"
Inspector Mcpherson is said TO be
a first class man. Mr.. Gilsdorf having
been acquainted with him before he
came to Paducah. Mr.. Mcpherson is
just OF thn Carnegie library Job" in
Pittsburg. one of the biggest and
most difficult jobs in the country.
and is a thoroughly competent man.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-21
RIVER FIGHT REPLACES HAzING
Michigan Students Have Tug of War
In Water As Reformed Sport.

Ann Arbor, Mich, May 2f.-- Hair
cutting, kidnapping and other forms
OF hazing were relegated to the past
at the University of Michigan. today,
and tug of war through the Huron
River was substituted. This is one of
the species of reformed sports intro
duc6d by the senior council. The
freshmen lined upon one side of the
river and the sophomores on the 9TH
er. A rope spanned the river. which
is three f-et deep and so feet wide at
that point. The signal was given and
the students started in. The freshmen
were stronger and pulled the sophie
mores splashing and struggling.
through the river until the first man
reached the opposite bank, and the
fight was won More than 5000 per-
sons watched the contest.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-21
FORMER CITIZENS
ARE COMING BACK
Will Attend tts Home Coming
Week in Louisville.
One Hundred and Fifty Former Rest
dents Of McCracken County
Expected. W
SOME WHO HAVE ACCEPTED

The plans for Home-C Coming week
in Louisville. June 1871, are practice
ally complete, and any one at all ia
miiar with them will agree that they
point to the largest gathering In the
history of the South. The lowe~t esti-'
mate. based upon acceptance cards and
letters on file at the headquarters Of
the Louisville Commercial club point
TO an attendance of over IS. 900 ex-
Kentuckians. Only a small portion
of this number indicated on their ac-
ceptance card the county Of their
birth.
Below will be found list Of former
residents of this county who have ac-
cepting the Homecoming invitation
This list by no means represents the
attendance OF those who went from
this county. Practically every one ac-
cepting the invitation has stated that
he or she will be accompanied by from
two to five others.
The Home Coming association at
Louisville is informed that McCracken
county will, according to Its estimates.
ne represented by $50 former citizens
during the big June event.
As the railroads have made, rate
of one fare for the round trip from
Louisville to all points In Kentucky,
tickets going on sale June is II 10 ex-
pected that all former citizens Of our
county who visit Louisville. Will come
to their old homes as soon as they have
partaken fully of Louisyille's hospital
ity .n
The following is the list rcferi cd TO;
Mrs. Milie Ann Holden. Mountain
View Okla; Edgar Wear. 6lS Chau-
bean avenue, st. Louis, Mo-; Jacob
Ownton, 456 South Eighth street. San
Jose, CAL; George Hendrick, 800
Kensington. avenue, st. Louis, Mo-;
John Johns, box "a. Libby. Mont; J..
Rothscllned, 212 Union station. St
Louis, Mo-; z. T. Fletcher. Nicodemus
Kas.; II. Little, 102 West Woodcrd
street, Denison. Tex; Frank Harlon
Smith. Camden. n. j.; w. II. Witty,
Pocatello. Iraho; NJ, J. Dilday, 1918
North Pennsylvania street, Indianap-
oils, Ind; ID. H. Jet, Seagorville,
Tex; Elizabeth II, Hook Redlandsl
CAL: Mrs. NJ. Il. Pell, 27i1 Shenan-
doahaan, street, ST. Louis Mo.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-21
GOOD EXAMPLE
SET CITIZENS ny IMPROVEMENT
or COURT HOUSE LAWN.
Judge idghifcot Says He Expects TO
See PaducaI, n Beautiful City.
Soon.

Civic pride is fast manlfesting Itself
In Paducah and II was fostered great
~ by the example Of County Judge
I.lghtfoot and his board OF magistrates
ip bcautifying the court house yard.
Since Judge Lighioot removed the
fence. planted flowers and trimmed the
trees. besides making many other I'M
proyements at the court house, resi-
dents all over the city. who have
watched developments. have begun to-
take pride in their lawns and are beau
flying them. The move is not con-
flned TO any one particular section, but
In the town at large.
81 notice that when one resident
takes down his fence his neighbour will
follow the example because i makes
him take an interest in the appear
ance of his yard" Judge Lightfoot
stated. zone resident Is not going to
lot his yard go unattended when his
nsighbor is taking such an interest
and find this from my own experience
/ took down my residence fence and
began making lawn improvements. All
my neighbors are doing the same. this
all going to show the natural develop
ment In his work expect to see Pa
ducah one OF the prcttiest cities In the
state. We have the means 70 make II
SO and am glad TO see residents de-
veloping such pride Clean. lawns poo
mote an inclination towards cleanli-
ness in the premises generally and In
a year or two sanitation will be bet
tered as result. The town COW or
dinance which madSs'p possible for
residents to remd ences and keep
their lawns beauti d win be respon-
sIble for a general betterment OF the
city In health and otherwise.
Judge LIghtfoot is making all I'm.
provements possible at the court house
and will make the lawn one OF the
most beautiful In the state. He re-
ceivcs many compliments for the Inn
proyement made and appreciates thai
his efforts are bearing fruit.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-21
BURGLARS ENTER
And LOOT STORE
Work Combination of Segenfel-
ter's Safe for 500.
Yeggs Rob Postofiicc at Balance
Graves County, During Sunday
Night.
LAVEAU HOTEL Is vICTIMIZED.

The drug store of Mr.. James p
Sengenfelter, at Ninth and Tennessee
streets, was entered by burglars Sat
urday night or Sunday morning and
500 In cash was taken. Entrance was
effected through the rear door. the
thieves entering by means of the tran
som. The money was In the safe Sc
curely locked, but the burglars worked
the combination some way and opened
the safe without damaging 1t.
Mr.. Sangenfelter has missed moth
ing but the money. No clew was left
but it seemed to be the work of people
acquainted with The premises.