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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-21

not entirely the
fault Of the pig,
as his environ
ment Is generally
accountable ( o r
h | 8 cleanliness.
Pig raisers sell
dom attempt to
give the pigs a
bath, as it Is al
m o s t impossible
to catch and hold
~ a.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-21

Buckwheat is a profitable crop and
thrives on sandy soil. 1t Is what may
,e termed a summer grain crop as the
iced may be broadcasted In June and
he crop harvested before frost. 1t is
rown as green manurial crop, or for
he grain. 1t provides an abundant
'orage for bees when In blossom.
hough some do not claim the honey
herefrom to be Of the highest quality
icing Of rapid growth, buckwheat
rowds the weeds and prevents them
ON growing. and as 1t shades the soil
Is regarded as one of the best crops
Iat can be grown for that purpose.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-21
Old Adage Comes Up.

Creditor (angrlly Say, when are
you going to pay the $50 you owe me
Debtor (calmly)-That query n.
minds me of the old adage.
Creditor-What old adage1
Debtor-The one about a fools abb
ity to ask questions that Q wise man y
unable TO answer.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-21

1t Is not the large hog that pays, but
the one that makes the largest guam
ity of pork in the shortest time and
on the smallest amount of food. II a
pig comes In during April he has
nearly nine months during which to
grow by the end Of the year. If he
Is we'll bred, and from good stock
of hogs, he should easily be made to
weigh 25O pounds during the nine
months of his life.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-21
Weed Cutter and Gatherer.

Weeds are constant source of
trouble to the gardener, cropping up
quicker than he can cut them down.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-21
To Give Pigs n Bath,

The unfortunate pig has always had
the reputation Of being the most un-
cleanly animal In existence. This is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30
ASWTOS D|VERSOS
Gran fiesta IlrIca celebrad,
pOr nuestrO com mpatriOta
Francisco Cortes.
DtLlRANTE OvAClON
Reuuncias del doctor Coll y
Toste.-Jarana por la So
ciedad <Lazo de Oro.&


FL segundo concierto ofrecido
ell domingo ell el Teatro por nues-
tro compatriota cl notabillsimo
compositor Paco Cortes,
vino a conhrnlar los placemes y elo
gios a que Sc hizo acr.edor, con
toda justicia, ell la prinera audi
cion. Amalia Paoli, muy bien ell
la aSerenatap, de Gounod Y ell la
plegaria de @ToscaD, Ell que luci6
una vez mas su herm) )Sl voz de
mezzo soprano; el seiior Room, in
superablc ell el violon clio; el senior
Andino, como s!emprc, Ell el violin,
y ell seiior Mouclovl, muy b!en,
pero nifty b;en ell Ia Alutl. fo1os
10, nyimero, del progTlNll, Ell e5pc
cial las variacionas soDrc uno dlnza
de Campo5, orglnlles de Cores, /.
serie bohemia la Gitanilll" l..
"Arlequinade'' "Propo, 9 llants'
sRoyale Czarda0, fueron m1gisral-
mente interpretadoo y calurosa1nen
te aplaudidos. La musica de5crip-
tiva y primorosa de Mutt du Noel
cautivo al auditorio. Hay Ell csa
"partitura" bellezas exquisitas. La
nina Blanca 1riarte, monlsima, ad-
mirablc. Sc porto como una yer
dadera artista. III sc1or Cortes st
proponc ir a Ponce.
Para el once de Fcbrero pro
ximo Ia sotiedld recreativa "Lazc
de Oro' prepara una jarana, para
la cual rcina gran anlmlcion eutrt
los socios dc di>ho centro.
Sc encuentra cnfermo el Lcdo
don Jose de Guzinan Benitcz.
La ley municipal dcbiera Sc,
adicionada con una sccci6n, ell qu'
Sc hiciera obligatoria Ia aGoracion d,
pesas.y medidas a los estableci
mientos comerciales. S6lo asi s,
evitaria la venta al detalle con pc
Sls iiicompletaS.
Sc encuentra Ell csta ciudaC
nuestro buen amigo y correligiona
rio de Comerio, Licenciado don De
metric GimGnez. lie saludamos.
-Antenoche, como las 10, l.
policia trato de sorprender una ju
yada a 10 prohibido ell los altos d
II casa No rs de Ia calle de San St
5astian. Los jugadores Sc cvadie
'on a tempo, y muchos de clio
;altaron desde aquel balloon al de /
casa Immediate no 20, entrando DO
la sala y escapando prec;pitadanen
tie por la escalera, con gran alarm
lie la familia que crey6 habGrsela
con una pandilla de ladrones.
-Seguu informcs, el DR.. Col
" Toste la renunciado el cargo d
reprcsentante del distrito de Maya
5tiez ante el Comit& territorial de
partido republican,. Tambien Ii;
renunciado la Secletaria del mismo
-Desea Colocarse Ell una ia
orica, empresa, compalia Il ohcin;
comercial un caballcro, Honrado
active, inteligentc, sera una buen
,dquisici0n que hard la frma On
% coloque. Conoce baStante iagle
hasta el extreme de sostener CORES
oondencia ell ese lioma, Para i
re laccion dc anunc;os no hay quieI
10 mejorc asi como para lIevar CO
7, ,espondencia ell los dos idiomas
Aunque SIT trabajo vale 100 peso
mensuales, 10 hact por la mitad
POGO mas, interim Sc va conociend
81 actitud.
LA DEMOCRACIA 10 recomien
la y ell estas ohcinas inlormaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30
ECOS DEL EXTERIOR
Aumsnto de poblaci6n On eI
impsriO aieman en- los
lItim0s clncO amos.
!OYENeS VIEIAS
jOgENts VIEIAS
0escubrim ento arqueo' 6gico
La aureola que circunda Ia
cabeza de los Santos.

Seg1n el ultimo censo, el
i nperio alemln tiene 6o.64I.278'
h ibitantes. Su poblacion ha all
mentadc ell mas de cuatro millones
ell los tiltimos cinco amos.
En- Jerusalem, 4 las mueres
de veinte amos, no casadas, Sc las
coasidera como viejas.
Tn arqueologo dice haber deS-
cubierto el origen de la aureola que
c.rcunda la cabeza de los santos del
Cristianisino. Los griegos tcnian
la costunbre de resguardar contra
Ia lluvia las cabezas de las cstituas
de los parques y lugares publicos,
colocando una plaza redonda DE-
metal Los pintorcs prerrafaellstas
creyeion que esta plaza era Ill sig
no de d;vinidad, y Ia aplicaron 4
las inldgcnes de los an.os cristianos.
Mr.. David p. Barrows, di-
rector de instruction pdblica en- las
islas Filipinas, ell conferencia re-
ciente manifesto d Mr.. Roosevelt
que dentro de seis 8 siete amos nc
habra niilos analfabetos entire 10:
siete ihillones de flipinos civil
zado3.
/ Hay ell Nueva York 10000
Dcv5onts divorCi4dls.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30
DESOE ACUAD|LLl
Laudable proyscto. -Crescl6n
de un Cuerpo do Bombs.
rOs. Ell Ayyntsmlsnto.
SESSION. ExTRAOROINARIA
Re;na del Carnaval. .-Bodas.
-Robo de un caballo. =
Arreglo de GALES.
SESSION. EXTRAOROINARIA

FL escrutilio parcial que Sc
verifco la noche del sabldo Ell 4 :.
circulo de aSan Carloso, para reina
del Carnaval, dio el siguiente resul-
tado: Luisa Frontera, 5.o2I votos;
Mercedes Mercader, 1906; Teresa
Veray, I.2Io; Carload Reichard,
2Go; Angelina Reguero, 50, Emilia
Aponte, 40; Rosa Maria Castaiier,
IS; Emilia Acevedo, IS.
Patece, segun veridicos in
formes que tenemos, que sera I'LL
hecho la creacion de un Cuerpo dc
Bomberos ell esta ciudad. Para
tratar sobre 10 colcerniente a dicho
asunto, de vitalisina importln2ia
para nuestro pueblo, Sc reunio Ia
otra noche ell session extraordinaria
el nuevo ayuntamiento. Sc acordo
designar una conlisi6n compuesta
del Alcalde seiior Esteves y de los
los concejales seiiores Franco Soto,
Calderon, Pelegrin y AneseS, los
que, ell union de los caballeros Ii
nau, Silva. Rovira y Casellas, re-
,abaran la cooperation del pueblo
aguadillano eu general, con ell o5je-
10 de adquirir titles y denis ele-
] lC9AhNaa 9! IA b4glNa ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30
D[SDE COAMO
VOta do duelO. Def, Falsts
sponte, viuda de Larrau'i,
Fiesta 81. pendids.
en- APELaClON
en- APELaCION
Cultos religiosos en- hcnor de
San Bas y la Candelaria.
En- Ia Corte Municipal.

Fl dia 25 de los corrientes ba-
jo q la tunlba Ia respectable DANA
dona Fausta Aponte viuda de La
rrauri, al embate de tenaz dolencla
que hizo esteriles todas los recursos
de la ciencia y los cuidados solicl-
tos de sus faniliares.
La irrcparable perdida de la
lue a sus excelentes virtudes dc
nadre, unia los sentinlientos no
bles y generosos de la carload, dela
un vacio ell el hogar de Ia familia
Larrauri, donde una vez mas bate
,us alas la desgracia.
AL registrar tan infausta nue.
va, presentamos a la honorable ia
II liza de Ia dana fenecida Ii EXPIRE
sion de nuestro mas sentido ptsa-
me. e.
La Corte municipal de e5ta
villa ha condenado 4 don Alfonso
Suro 4 veinte y cinco dollars de
multa 8 diez dias de carcel por el
delito de desacato.
Los cultos religiosos que por
tradicion celebra este pueblo Ell ho-
nor de sus patronos San Bias y la
Candclaria, han comenzado con mu-
cha animaciol.
Sc dice qu. In producidd
general disgusto entire los rcpubli
canos 10 escrlto p5r nosotroS, cor
Irespecto al marshall y sccretario
Nos alegramos,
Las lieS,a5 de Carnival hal
sido suspendidas.
is ohjeto de animado' co
mentarios II au5cncia d. nucstrt
buen amigo don jose Fernando:
Lasclota.
Los -jugadores condcnado
ror net, Co~fa ,,u,iciDol hau iutpr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30
!E O:!EI NQuII|B

Una casa en- San Juan, que valga
de 3od 40 dollars mensuales Fl quc ia
de tonlarla es persoua de toda sarant a.
Informarau ell la redacci0n de este pc
riodico, donde Sc recibirin proposicio-
nes verbales 8 por corfco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30
En- DEFENSA PROP|A

y la hidalgufa necesesarias para ha-
cerla valer Ell todo su esplendor.
Este primer articulo es una es-
pecie de proleg6menos, y ell SIT con-
secuencia, qtliero dejar hechas de
una vez las manifestations que
considero preliminlres a Ii obra que
ME propongo llevar d ca5o. Quiero
)resentarme ante mi pueblo con
oda la franqueza capaz de TN hon.
ore de veinte y seis amos.
Quizas algdn espiritu superb
cial pretendera yer grandes cosas ell
el hecho de haber yo escogido LA
DEMocRAcIA para publican estos
|escritos. Hace amos existieron al
|gunas diferencias politicas entre mi
padre y el senior Munoz Rivera, di-
rector de este diario, pero recuerdo
perfectamente a pesar de ser yo un
|niiio por aquel entonccs, que nj mi
padre III el senior Munoz Rivera
podrlan quejarse de haberse heeho
mutuamente vlctimas de ninguna fe-
lonfa que les inpidierl ell cualquier
epoca de sus vidas estrec,larse leal
| y caballerosamente las mauos. Ade-
mas LA DEMoCRACIA es un perlodi-
co politico, y politica ha dc ser hi
campaiia.
Cuando 20 pu5liqu5 mi obra
La Ley Foraker", dicho diario
aplaudio mi modesto trabajo y 20
agra leoi su aplauso con tola since
Iridad. Mis- relaciones con el seiior
lMunoz Rivera han sido de amistad,
", por enclina de todo, 81 fuera po
'ible Greer que mi actitud obedece
,implenente a un cambio de pollti-
"a personal ell proyecho propo,
lbona mi conducta el saber que cr
los periodoS ell que yo hubiera sa.
,ado ventajas poniendo mis- ener.
,las al servicio del partido Union dc
Puerto Rico teniendo la seguridad
le que marchaba a una derrota,
)cupe sienpre los puestos mas
lvanzados ell Ia lucha, Y mis- ban
leras 6guraron a diario Ell primer
lsernino frente al adverSario. All
Ipero 20 no saba que llevlba a NJ
la1o mis- cncinigos mas temibles, y
/ lue, llabia de rccibir mis- herida.
oor la espalda de manos de los LA
nados d defendermc!.
| Is necesario que haganos his
toria, 81 nuestro pueblo guardian;
con verdadero fanatisme la religion
del recuerdo, quizas no sucederial
en- el campo de su vida politica III
sinnumero de acontecimientos, que
inhuyendo poderosamente ell S,
/ lestino, no debieran nunca habers,
Frealizado. La resolution de nuestrC
| Eproblema es obra del porvenir, Y NJ
nay otra luz de suhciente potenc;;
i para vislunlbrar algo Ell las lobre
gueccs del futuro que el rayo de 10
lechos pasados. Permitaseme, puee
ell eSta question emOe21r deSde le
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30

La carta que publico "El Bole-
tin Mercantile, y reprodujo LA De
MocRAcIA, frmlda por el Doctor
Coll y Toste, mi padre, ell la eual
re6ere Ia mlnera incorrecta y POGO
caballero "a de 10; directories del
partido republiclno al proponer Ell
la Mansion Eiecutiva candidate pa
ra ocupar la Acadia de San Juan,
vacante por renuncia del seior Gui-
llermety, de,il al concluir:
sNi yo nj 10, mios cabemos al
lado de semejantes hombresa.
Desde el IS de Enero de 1907
no figure yo, pues, ell el mlsmo
campo donde Sc agitan los prohom-
bres de la politica republican,. Y
al tomar la pluml para traer al pc
riodico diario el poT que de mi de-
termination, 10 ll1go ejercitando el
mas sagrado de tolo' los derechos;
el de la propia defensa.
Conste anteS de entrar ell ma
terra, que no debemos confundir Mi
situaci5n con la del Doctor Coil y
Toste, Iii pelslr que estos articulos
van encaminados i tomar la defen-
sa de su derecho. Sienpre lnden-
tihcados ell nuestra mlnera de sen
tir y de pensar, el arma qae le hle-
lie penctra tanbien mis- carnes, y ell
rojecen mis- mejlllas al conoccr e
insulto que Sc le infere, No hay
para que decir Gil esta socledld don
de tolos nos colocelnos, que iii HI
10 del doctor Coll y Toste esta
siempre displ.sto 4 ca5tigar Ell
cualquier terreno una osensa dlrijl
da contra Sill pldrc; pero afortuna
tlamentc, 1 ;Gfi0 todavia al dejal
cae- su mno levanta ampollas, J
no son pocos los qlte tltimament'
al venir pr lana hacia su lado h1I
sa.ilo trls luiladoS. Por consiguien
te, en- este aSunto ateildera el Ia
part,e que le concierne, como de COS
morc; y mis- articulos Sc original
ell 10 que mi DIRECTAMENTI
toca Ia conducta de los proho;nbre'
republicanos ell los ultimos aconte
cimientos con motivo de Ia Alcal
dia de San Juan.
Esta question tiene dos aspec-
tos: Ia puramente personal y la po-
Utica. Dejaremos 4 un lado Ia pri
t1era y no iremos alter emo del per
sonalismo, A MENOs QUE A Ell NJ
Sc Nos LLEvE. Esperamos qtie no
aunque no nos atrevemos 4 asegu
rarlo, puesto que va "El TEMPO
quiere hacer la question PURAMEN
TE Personal entire mi padre y e
doctor We've. Sin embargo, tene-
mos una seguridad perfecta, y c
que de cualquieI modo que Sc plan
tee Ia discussion nosotros siempl
llevaremos Ia mejor parte, porqu
no solamente esta de nuestro lad
ia justicia, sino tambien Ia nohlez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30
CORRESpONSAI..


g Enviamos el testimonio
de nuestro ptsame mas sentido 4 la
familia Larrauri y nos uninos de
todo coraz6n a los j1stisimos elo-
gios que ticnc nucstro corresponsal
para la que fue respectable matrona
dona Fausta Aponte. En- especial
a nuestros buenos amigos don Mar
tin y don Jose l., I>arrauri, reitcra-
mos, ell su duelo, Ia expression dc
nuestra simpatia.
La Rcdaccion,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-30

uhacre epagdsp ddrsul
fnnfin atondd
elcmes etaeedo denne
qu UCome mos hpTsa inersa aSen no ma magaias l IL
del
NI o2h a)concsn aay cnps
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26

Recommend federal remedies which
would not interfere with state rem
edies. 1t is the railroads and not the
public that demand the removal of
authority to Washington. Perhaps
Bryan found this out when he adj
vocated government ownership Of
the railroads. Isn't that fierce? A
man who demanded that the govern
ment buy up all the railroads, now
objects to the government assuming
control over the railroads to the ex-
clusion of the states. How much,
pray, could the states control the
railroads If the government owned
them?
More than that, Bryan wholly mis-
represents the administrations atti-
tude on the question, and does it
knowingly, If he is a responsible per-
son. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Missouri and a number of other
states have enacted two cent fare
laws and the government is not in
terfering. Roosevelt suggests TAX
ing over control, because the states
have been unable to regulate freight
rates and stop rebating and Illegal
combinations.
The government never will be able
to take away from the states the
states constitutional rights, and
Bryan knows that; and whenever an
American statesman declares a prin-
ciple, he may be assumed to have in
mind his constitutional limitations,
and need not be compelled to quote
long excerpts from the law of the
land to make his point clear.
Neither Mr.. Bryan, nor any other
man, who has given the subject any
consideration, can doubt that state
legislatures usually act i'll advisedly
and under cumpulsion. There are
some good men in such bodies, to be
sure. You can't keep them all out,
any more than a legislature can
avoid doing the right thing occas-
ionally. The unanimous ripping the
Alabama legislature got recently
from the southern press for trying
to prohibit a foreign corporation APP
pealing to the federal courts, should
satisfy the Nebraskan, that Mr.
Roosevelt, even If he should deplore
the intemperateness OF state regula-
ton, is only voicing the common
sense of the people.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26
THE ELUSIVE MR.. BRYAN.

Sometimes we think that William
]. Bryan is a conscientious vision
airy. AT other times his inconsistent
cies amount TO nothing less than the
rankest demagogy. He is a prophet
of protest. We choose to think that
IL has become a habit of thought
with him to oppose the government.
Bryan declares that Roosevelt is
rushing to the succor of the rail-
roads. because the states are enact
ing two cent fare laws, and Roose-
welt wishes to protect the railroads
from legislation favorable to the
people. Bryan says: "If It was the
r.,rhlfc no sau ghf To nrnfecf .he ehou1d
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26
Old and Respected German
Citizen Passed Away.
Served With Distinction In Prussian
Army Before Coming TO Amer
lea to Reside.
SEVERAL DEATHS on SUNDAY

Mr.. Ferdinand Hummel, Sr., so
years old, one of Paducah's Oldest
and most highly respected citizens,
died at his residence, 923 South
Fourth street, Sunday evening at
6:10 o'clock of general debility. He
had been failing in health for some
time, but was able to attend church
a week ago. He was not bed fast
until a few days before death.
Mr.. Ferdinand Hummel, Sr.. was
born November 20. 1927, in Oberrist-
dorf, Prussia, and served in the PrusN
sian army until his hearing became
defective, and he was honorably dis
charged. He came to America in
1854 and settled in New York. He
was a gun and locksmith by trade,
and after a short life in New York,
went to Lancaster and Labanon, Pa,
and next to Golconda, H. lie came
TO Paducah from Golconda in 1861
and he resided here ever since. lie
had been married twice and leaves
four children by his second wife.
They are: Mr.. Ferdinand Hummel
Jr, Mr.. VIII Hummel and Mrs
Sophia Newman. of this city. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Kaiser, of Kansas
City, Mo. Mrs. Kaiser is i'll and un-
able to attend the funeral.
He was a member of the German
Lutheran church, and the funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
|2:3O o'clock at the residence of Mr.
VIII Hummel, 1909 South Third
street, where the body was taken
after death. At o'clock.
The pallbearers will be Messrs
Louis Kolb. Sr. George oehlschlae-
ger, Sr., Charles Smith, Henry Runge,
Henry Mammen, sr, and Frank
Kirchoff, Sr.
Mr.. Hummel retired from business
about four years ago.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26

South Dakota is considering a law,
prohibiting "male or female per-
sons" lettering around church doors
for the purpose of eating peanuts,
candy or any like thing" or for the
purpose of flirting" Since most peo-
pie in Dakota are "loitering about
for the purpose of getting divorces,
and that industry is not interfered
with, the courts will scarcely be call
ed upon to define flirting. unless, in
deed, the law should be construed to
comprehend, male or female per-
sons" lettering about court houses
or public places for the purpose of
securing divorces, and incidentally
eating peanuts or candy or flirting.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26
SOUND LOGIC.

August and September are two
months when one has to be very care
full about every condition that makes
for good, or bad health. The system
is usually beginning to feel the strain
of the hot summer months and the
different organs need but very little
to throw them into complete disor-
der and result in probably fatal IL
ness.
Good health is assured however II
you heed natures gentle warnings.
and are in any measure discreet.
The usual summer disorders-ma-
laria, general WORKOUT, and run
down, conditions, biliousness, stomach
and bowel disorders of all kinds,
chronic or acute headaches yield
readily. and very quickly. to the Os-
teopathic treatment, and have no
attending III effects. Usually you are
as III from the customary medical
prescriptions as from the illness, but,
in Osteopathy you experience none or
this. Let me tell you at any time OF
the great success / am having with
the treatment in Paducah. / shall re-
fer you to people you know well for
the evidence, and who will tell you
just what it has done for them. g.
DIR. @. G.. FROAGE,
-. a. H.. yYoofo lie n111<no A0c
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26
Little Mary Wicks.

Mary, the seven-months-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wicks. Of
South Thirteenth street. who died
Saturday morning, was buried this
morning at Milburn. The father. a
well known Illinois Central engineer,
has not been reached by telephone,
and IL was decided TO hold the
funeral, as word from him may not
be had for several days. The body
was taken to Milburn this morning
by Engineers John VI. wilkins and
Thomas Erwin and Mrs. Sallie Smith
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26
Lula Matthews.

Lula Matthews. 20 years old, died
at 1O1S Kentucky avenue this morn
ing at $50 o'clock of consumption
after a lingering illness. She came to
Paducah from Missouri, and resided
on Husbands street until few
months ago, when friends took her
to the place. where she died. Little
is known of her people, but 1t is saie
that her parents and several sisters
and brothers reside in Missouri. The
funeral will be held tomorrow morn
ing at 1920 o'clock. The burial will
be in Oak Grove cemetery.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26
Mrs. Rebecca Ford.

Mrs. Rebeeca Ford, As years old,
died of brain fever at Riverside hos
pital Sunday morning at o'clock.
She had been Ill for several weeks
and when her condition was seen to
be critical she was removed from her
residence on Woodward avenue, I'm
fredericksburg, to the hospital. She
leaves one daughter. The body was
taken to Marion today for burial.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26

Mt. Sterling, KY, Aug. 26.--Algin
Thomas, a prominent farmer of Mont
gomery county, was shot and killed
today by Mrs. Kate Brunei. the 20
year-old wife of Abe Bumet. another
farmer.
The Brumets were tenants OF
Thomas and the men had disagree
ment, and today while Brumet was
away from his home Thomas shot at
his wife three times without effect.
She secured a revolver and kllleh
him instantly. She is about 10 be-
come a mother and as result of the
shock is in a critical condition.
Thomas was 20 years old and leaves
"a family.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-26
Concert az MalIace Park.

A big concert by a band of 80
pieces is a project being considered
by Manager William Malone OF Wal
lace park, and Prof. William Deal.
Prof. Deal intends to consolidate the
Metropolis band with the Paducah
band and will go to Metropolis to-
morrow with music TO rehearse the
Metropolis band. II viii be given
Thursday night at Wallace park.