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While breaking your back over fool
gasoline engine that won't run when you
need it most, think of the UNCLE SAM,
the plain, simple and old reliable UNCLE
SAM engine, that alW avs runs, and We
can prove it by our satisfied customers.
HUBERT H. WRIGHT, Agent
% Poplar ST., Cambridge.
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: Thaes hneEO Oatarrsn lnthis section
q tA6eouu1ry than ALI other diseases
nat tooo1harS and anti the last few
yoars was supposed to be. incursble.'
for . great many years docrors pro-
nounced It . local disease and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly fall
I'M 70 cure with local treatment, pro-
neunood1 + incurable. Science has
ueoven .cetafYh 10 be . constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu-
tiouall tsoa1menk Halls Catarrh Cure,
nansfncturedFby r. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, Is the only. constitutional
cure ON the market. 1t is taken inter
nAlly in doses from 10 drops to . tea
epoonful. Il acts directly on the blood
Ard enucous> surfaces of the system.
Thy oRer one hundred dollars for any
caeoit faih'to euro. Send for circulars
"a toGf1tuoaial0. 49,
1ddssse =. ]. CHENEY, 4 CO., To.
edo Ohio Esre
Sid by Druegtsk, 7Sc.
Tak6daalrS Family Pals for constipa-
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TO the PUBLIC.

Having just given my boat, the w. J.
Lowery, good overhauling, and put in
a new crank shaft, am now ready to
wait on the public in the way of towing
and transferring people or small freight
Phone 800. 8. j. FOOKS.
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A Stamp Menagerie.

A very complete menagerie may be
formed from a collection of postage
stamps ,having animals, birds and hsh
- the central figures. The animals
repfesented are lion, tiger, elephant,
gizaf1e,l jaguar. camel, hippopotamus,
tuaAlo, abear, leopard, dog, kangaroo.
Asa1, horse, cow. llama, goat. monkey,
doakey, beaver. duckbill, seal, sable,
gosllla, COBRA, crocodile, tortoise. The
fowl family is represented by the pea
coed, owls heron, eagle, parrot, turkey,
en1pe, swan goose, quail, dove, hula
bird, emu, pheasant. Tyre bird, apteryx,
epsos, Ofhsh there are but two-the cod
and camp. The insect kingdom has one
repResentatiye In the butterfly, nesting
IN H. coknure OF former Queen Liliuo-
kalanfeErank ]. Stillman In st Mich.
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If you are thirsty drink McAllister's
lemon phosphate, &c.
Soda water all favors with ice cream or
with out. &c. McAllister's Pharmac, I,
High and Poplar streets
A nickel we'll invested is for glass of
soda at McAllister's soda fountain.
Better than ever, McAllister's ice cream
soda, &c.
We are having fine demand for our 1sc
coffee. We think the best value In the
city. Try one pound. For sale by
C. s HENRY s. Co
Strictly best grade Standard binder
Irvine 10 cents per pound, ,cash.-Phillips
Hardware Co. 171w
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CHANGE OF FIRM NAME.

The public is ..ereby notified that on
and after July 1, 1907, the firm name Of
Robbins & Leonard will be changed to 4
L. Leonard s. Sons" who will continue
the Shoe and Gents Furnishings business
at the old stand on RAGS street il ~
All persons indebted to the old firm are
requested TO make prompt payments, as
the books of the present firm will be
closed July 1.
/ desire to extend thanks for the very
liberal patronage Robbins & Leonard
have enjoyed during the past, and the
new firm will endeavor to merit a con.
tinuanee of the same. Z,
Respectfully,
I. l.. LEONARD.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF CAMBRIDGE. }
Cambridge, Md, June %, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that the Com
missioners of Cambridge will sit at the
town hall on Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday, July %, %. and "a, between
the n pS1po 81 81 Correcting saa - 3 49,
preparatory to making annual levy: All
persons desiring to make corrections in
their assessment accounts are hereby mott
fed to appear before the Commissioners
during the above mentioned sitting.
By order of the Board,
6 81 At w. II. SPEDDEN, Clerk.
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.
MAlLLARO's CHOCOLATE and BON B0NS

We beg to call your attention to Mail
lard's chocolate and bon bons The above
excellent candies ,uncqualed by anything
of the kind in 'hemarket. They are pn'
up in style of elegance far surprising
any package Jet produced in this line
For sale by Chas..S Henry & Co., agents
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Willing to Help.

Willie vas an only child, whose par
suiD lived on a farm. He often grew
y9y loaelFeand loaged fer playmate.
On 0s1 he asked his mamma why she
AidnPt net hdH1 little brother. Mother,
replied, ;sWillie, babies are too much
trounle. to tend" Say, mamma, II
yolllsplant him, I'll hoe him. "-Lippin-
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CAR LOAF. OF. CORN CoMIn6.
Iwin have car load of corn for sale
about the 9th of Of June.
- 81 G. W. BRADSHAW.
SEALED BIDS.

Onlce of tho County Commissioners d ]
For Dorchester County.
Cambridge, Md, June 10, 1907. }
Sealed Bids win be received at the
uclce until noon July 16, 1907, for fur.
niahiue coal and wood at the Court House
and jail for the coming season. per cord
for wood delivered and corded in the Jai!
yard, and per ton of 2240 pounds for coal
WEIGHED and delivered to the places named
ct tie expense Of the bidder quantities
~ fo1lowS;,S go
Thirty tons No. for Jail and Court
House. Coal at the Court House to be
delivered a. needed. and in such quantities
- the bin back of the Court House holds.
Coal for Jail and Court House to be de-
hvered-at any. time before October ], 1897.
Sixteen cords of first class red and white
oak split wood, seasoned; four cords OF
arut-claas pine split wood. Wood to be
dslixsred. between September l and DC
tober 1, 1907.
ComniaG1ooHSTeserve the right to re-
iect any and all bids. By order
VIM. R. THOMAS,
". G. Anderson, Clerk. President.
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new MEAT AND GROCERY STORE.

Having bought out the stock of goods
and good will Of P. w. Harding, / offer a
first class line Of groceries and fresh meats ;
a big consignment of the latterlw come
in Tuesday morning. Give me call.
Phone 1858. HOWARD T.. MILLS.
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RACING
and BASEBALL
In CAMBRIDGE
4.-JULY--4

The public is cordially invited to wit
ness the Horse Racing and Baseball sport
in Cambridge on the Fourth. The follow
ing entries for the races are a guarantee
of magnificent contests:
FREE FOR ALL.
R. q. Henschel. Baltimore. Nd.
enters. ;....'.'''p. Be "hA"sy.
C. W. Simmons, Cambridge.
Andrew Wiley, Drawbridge.
Columbus Waddeii. Huricak. va
enters. o. M feari
CLASS A.
D. B. LeCompte, Cambridge.
RI. Hensc6el. Baltimore, Md, " - "
Charles Lake. Cambridge, " 8 -
columbus Msddeii. HurlocI, ''' " A'''e'
enters. D. H. IooTi.
SPECIAL.
W. G. Winterbottom. Cambridge.
R H. Hsnschel, baltimore. Md. - 9 ~
John 5ni Philips. Cambridge. -
s.mns spt f. Mil; cambridge. b. Butcher Boy
enters. ................. blk. 6. Niger Boy,
= 800 CLASS.
W, A. Lnthicum. Church Greek.
or ters.... b. g. Stranger.
Harry Dixon, Church Greek,
0nC0FS. &. OCuAtoI.
Ben Thompson, Cambridge,
enters. DIX. H. LAuy
Frank Marshall, Drawbridge.
enters................. ......O III. o n.y.
COLT RACE.
Thee entries are all boua fide, being mad by
the owners themselves, and Nthe horses will
positively be driven.
Entries close July 3rd. 1907.
Races to start promptly al 100 p. m.
Admission Is cents; children Is cents.
Refreshments on the ground.
will be the most exciting and hotly contested
that ever took place in the county. and every
horse will be driven to win.
No dodgers or advertisements will be al owed,
to be distributed on the grounds.
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WANTED.

Manager for branch Office we wish to
locate here in Cambridge. Address, with
reference, the Morris Wholesale House,
Cincinnati Ohio. 5-24-1m
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BASEBALL.
Z Wilmington crack nine vs.. Cambridge
Game called at 10 a. m. Don't fail to see
it. Admission, % cents.
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The 70 entries are all boua fide. being mad by
the owners themselves, and the horses Will
positively be driven.
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"THE OLD GREEN HOUSE,
IL and ~ East Pratt Street. Baltimore. Nd.
]. EMMETT LEWIS. JR., Proprietor.

Eastern Shoremen's Headquarters. Rateslreas
nable.
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Panana stnws only SOC. A good hat
for outing.-McCr eady.
Misses and children's canvas oxfords at
al prices.-McCready.
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NOTICE.

The Tan yard Bridge on the road lead
ing from LinkwoOd to Salem will be up
for repairs ON the Goth. and eth, If June,
1907. w. c. ANDERSON,
Clerk.
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Heavy Less.

The many friends Of Nj. y Lang
horne Barham, Of the Bar ofthis city
will be sorry ~indeedrto learn that on
his VIRGINIA farm last week ha sns7
tanned, in company with his father a
heavy loss bytire.
We copy from the Richmond Times
Dispatched yesterday. the following
telegraphe report of Notwithstanding:
Suffolk. VA, JANUARY 12LHon.
Joseph III =Barham, Of Newsorns, VA,
last night had burned his eottonlgg gin,
gasolene#tengfn e n aEet o~ffiipeannts
and cottonl5on storage. Blu. 70
work on THE part o neighbers his
dwelling 81 Hets, w 0Itld#S#haEe beeIlssco fll-aE
sumed. IIae.@lossI ii S. 900 W it'll 40 ia--
surence. he Igsia effthe blaze as
not noWn.Scssa5.s -,-e4.z-z
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SPECIAL TRAIN.

The Norfolk and Southern Railway
authorized reduced rates as fol
:. n e1.tsat Es1<4l:s :,
10 Goldsboro, January 18th, account
performance of "a Message From
Mars" January 18th, 1907 at the tol-
lowing rates: From New Bern. 81 So;
Tnscarora, S1.30;t Cove, s1-15; Dover,
.95es; CasweIl, s5c.;. kinston, zoe-;iFall
#inggaaCreek,. 55e.; Lagrange, 40c:; Bests
.25.# Tickets to be sold for special train
to he operated as first No. 4 from New
Bern to- Geld horo,.r returning -leaxe
SGo1dsboro Immediately after the per
form ance, or as 0 thereafter as prac-
:ticable. o.
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Examination for Annapolis.

Notice is hereby g~iven-that a competi-
examination for appointment, OF
to the Us. Naval Academy al
Nd, viii be held at New
bern, n. c., on the.16th day of Febru-
airy, 1907. Applicants must be between
the ages of 10 and 20. AiIapplications,
staeting. name, age, residence and name
or guardian, should be adj
dressed to me-. ~g.& @ ~
Charles R.#Thomas, r.
NJ. c. Bird Dist. y. G.. .
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MANY HII!OlPLE PERISH. j
= ~ o. e
Meagfe Reports Indicate That King.
StteeTf Has Been Shaken to IT'S
Foundations by a Eio- @
lent Earthquake.

kingston,-tt1e-pi
sHhhe Isfafrdgef Jama has beendsYvs
Mated b alxvfolent IT, ealfthqlnaake.s | & I ri
he Details of the disaster are lacking, as
direcu communication with the stricken
city has been cut Off tfiire landlines had
Been reeopsttrueted TO. within five miles
W Kingston Tuesday evening, and
o meagre reports received through
such channels as were open, it has been
lea rned that many of the most impor-
tant buildings have been. destroyed,
and that there has been serious loss of
life.
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. aafenE,
Jeff, DAVIS

Wenoots Fan as hsssiKsnn saaa sssfdg
gestfdsn1 thAt Observation-Disclosures n
b full alnla aaI az 3 u4 Hi JJe # Ias DDsaals
8 kkaurs s.s Il rs'a1l 1aaH7Etsa Pc zaalsS1paarr AZ
xlaSied r.IHssSnIsIIe Jeas sDeYiis MAJ hot u be
nNfIIssdh jim fut Ito i tlaiaa THAT
Of til & AAITas q 81 1rdafaess
who vas $50 5 q PressHHaaaslnt of.sSfhe d
Fl plNssIIaaAvissswas born esl las
In#lsoss#aaf n Ass err heafssiingssbeena Era
saated ffror e ~ i d IS MIfi1ftas II Il
Aesad a u yH.Hselr TIA m lats, p 4 As=HHf fasfYsfk
war OH ~ q So 777NI1eesssWs aaassse IIeeaHlssSlsstto
.thessenaaIe d 1893 was sAsETetaaEs
VAR IN the cabinet 81
srIIIertces. - i 57 BE Wsak5sagsa1 iIeeeestesasd
49, e aIIS# - *sH#s 81
szzHfetook leave. DC j Il u az e.
.argG22 III s p a few S 4 erHHsw d Is
ellos 90. president 81 he.=tG
States. =Ife dIiedfn $50. =s Il aIH 90
The age "a. 81 ne i lilies JET
5a M lx1a
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NOTICE.

Having this day qualified before the 5C1erk of
the Superior Court of Wayne County, North
Carolina as Adrninstrator-upon the estate of
Mary E. Sauls, deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said estate to make
immeniate payment to the undersigned, and to
all persons holding CLAIMS. against said estate to-
present the same for payment to undersigned
on or before the Goth day efsDecernbersIqo7s or
this notice will be pleadedi in bar HsoF theirsTeas
scovery. 2 sA Ts4E saAa > = s~
This the 18th day of December, 1906.
r. d. S. BECTON.
Administrator of Mary E. Sauls. deceased
Eureka. NJ
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TiLIInaL Again on Exhibition.

Richmond Times-Dispatch s+' -
What Is zsnator4fIfllnan ap p?Mhat
was the aaasIon fos his S SFnar II que
about the supremacy s offattfh q hitezracee
and his disgusting al~1usien44to social
equality?EE1tzha always seemed to MS
that a SSuthe rnEHWE All degraded
himself Neyen#dIsscu#sssaiaaag gza questions
of this d aractartzz=tlasiiniaass ksszt tie subject III
was the
his part dfthesdsbate#zs1hn Grid K a
sword duA.1--acnt ard . rust and
have it oyer as possible Does:
a Southern SenateES@eleVa te oN
position q magniffy,z.ss WIN e sup e1taaey
by strutting rouIadIlaeehamI1ber foam
ing at theHrnonth,profesttii ing lstH1lat he is
better than q black and thatshe:
adhors NAKED rvs hope
tina the decent speopIeas bIaesNorthzEddeo
not judge ouIllern giHahiInse Blythe
Tillman sa;#:s*
There Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Till
mans ha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and
whether osnoEthaPrasNdalafWzalasIH.JI,as
fable in IlaEgin he Observation-Disclosures
of the fifth eeauses
some of their lnlIn d sssIllot u a It'll
town of Brpwnsal1es. Elald-bn Mi III.
mans
justifable aHaAd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
negro soldiers
general principles. Much more, there
fore should this ri9tous battalion be
discharged for the gopdzaseff e q e II YIlIsoa::
Mr.. Tillman will Ar 81 i q
convincing the public thai his ill-tem-
pered and ill-advised speech. was -in-
spired by his sense of ~justiee. and mot.
by his hatred of Mr.. Mr.. Roosevelt.
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GHfNEllpLE work GUILD.

III IF T'heen1feetihgsfor Me REORGANIZATION
called for Thursday afternoonu as noted
inlast
at 4 O'Clock in the Woman's Club
room.
The following officers. were elected
Mrs. W. H. Borden, president.
Mrs. M. E. Bizzell, vice-president.
Mrs. AZ: A: Joseph, secretary and
treasurer. ss.zz ftz1Eg f ~ ss ssaES EsS sas
Observation-Disclosures s aappointed,-as.
follow sEdmundz
son, 4 orWoed q Vel. ohhn
sspffcef, ! q es Powe1l1#s. sp1ear. and
Miss nIaet sI1ertc G H. T.. 4z 3a#sEssi
hsts g sxII1II baesoft 9rterrsesst To =: asIlIzasvh are
eoncernedsln the e s#sof fhsaGo las-s
boro Hospd faI to lSn5N IIa oniribu
tioIs fronra the EuliiIdsHsWII es4HfurIred
oyerteaatf. Ihosp1tts1 mites. ss2 a : Il &
Hess oIaetIlalIIsss ilnsttiitsn tIoI % rss ist aosy
nearly sala sted, new linen Of ALI
kinds lai ig q a#naeeededs itwasdes
cidsd push Illi CHI d III int
and : THAT al ahions be ready.
as soon q ssposssITp Bile It'll flhIsII1 view.
theHGundsMm held 4 nleetingndot later
than the firslI. 81 N aHe1 II la Il IL 4 yzIaie h time
altethe garfnen VIII ll,eI reserved
Let us hopesthatenlo one VIII OILS called
;uponH7sto sessIstsF:ta recfoolH lin This
will reh11sses q n1tHsilllo ute Rrf III 10
more i Ollie flasstHk d s ii q Il
bsouelt aBaaole thend:s.
meth rseIn Tres So little 8 s gil tl a E
e I'm . z y.6y Yeti nresseassa great deal IN
Ii q t ZIP mAe iisfts 8 Fl he u hpesssIpdittaI Eff everY, ]
one who as i esl d5ilIl i this 81 Ter
prise W 81 u II Il eaansJ1 this
TIA tsorTus ihospltal s4iHhaFesWphhH1idred
II tieases,, ensi stin g ofas1, ii linen
pendszw#ea ii ss III
sa It is not With4rlsaau i q toll s Say how
many SICK and M rtuf $50 LII bel
made happier. anaa com ortaal
The little i . ddossnWT can
we kaa1tpssss > 81 rreffortsz Ii sthp is nnaoe
men may eafsa Die the hospital q a Uee
tiinllles IN insggeo ever hss il aah iIns aetn Il
q helpring j ml III re4adgS lfaosEnliiristsasrssst11aeE516hha se
needs of suIInfe i hn.aasa1. 4 s.In a ever
needles Of 1Ithaea wants ], lest
pt God S eereatures.sa = I'm MS aas# III.
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Bridge Warning.

The lattice bridge over Neuse river
county BRIDGES indangerous con-
dition and has been condemned for
repairs. The public are warned not
ltoacross it, if they do it is at their
peril.
w. R. HOLLOWELL.
Chm Board Go. Com.
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prophets" To his ehereavea family .our
hearts go out IN Yafla tie ppddgHEr ID sXSIIIaaapa
thy, while we submissively bow to the
will OF Him who doeth all things well,
and honeii Ito zzmsetlhim S~s<a1lsaaohn i4he
smiling and the weepIing,", where all
tears will be wiped-aaWVayy..szz u 1885
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PLAY At PINKNEY.

kliiH
iI5ETshere will be a play~gfvefr at Pink
neX. January 10TH y. tsiefurnfshedby
the Pinkney string batid.f. 1I5I t.
The public is cordiallA-inxited.
u admission ISL ,l 70 cents. tiff k5{s Grit
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E1E- II 81 7---TE $3.50 - 80
Thousands Have Kidney Trouh1e
and Don't. Knowit.1sv =
How1ToF fnd orr

: . 11OW 10 1iu Ont. : - p
; Fill q bottle or1coramonzgfas with you
water and bet it stand ~twenty-foIr hours. 81
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who tozthe Senate in MaHch next
with a.repAtatIon that does not #suggest
an .cennectaen witfNtthsaa u aafsHHfnlgsuished
! IA S = y vim Is sleese i lhhaIIlo e.gR Neeed, at
R1chmODd
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z@2Lz9I1 "a Cam. ] ! @

! Dr. Louis H. Reid on1ys% s
1sonof the late Capt. DanielaReid and
Whoshas4many PERSONAL friends here,
sw;hoais:new asresidentsof zaMaeon,&.Ga.;
whefe=he hasFan4exteasixe practices and
at lifetime Of bis fathers deathrwas SO.
esiIreumscribefdI, Jby..patients in the hos.
.pftal there that he could not leave,
writes the ARGUs~, requesting the publ
cation ST the fdIfo5iwfnrg card Expressive 81 e,
ofhis' sentiments towards OUR people:
'NMaeon, Ca, jan Jar. r. Z 8 . 40
*sTGthe dear friends of my father and
sisters III. GoldsboroeA
f4AsEit is haFd s. q lIs me to express
in person my Sense 8 gratitude. I take
this nethedIof acknowhedgin tany S
preefatfon and%my feeling of Indebted
tender sympathies have been given to
my Rnored father and dearisis1er and
famR. sH ssHssi u ~
"IashalI always treasureathe memory
SoeafEEthhesir manyEskkindnltessssses. ::zsas
Conditions beyondimy control de-
prived me of the sad satisfaction of
being with my dear father when the
end came:
81 deeply feel our loss, but rejoice
that lie left to- Us a legacy OF n hoe1no1ra-
bic life, far dearer to us han riches or
fame, and I pray God may return to
you all who were kind to him an hun
;dred fold. in earthly blessings. and
eternal rev ards = @ :
"Affectionately,
9IfTI 911 "LooibIsH REE1lnao
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Norfolk & Southern Railway,

6 The Norfolk & Southern Railway has
aufhorized reduced rates as follows: -
Ia -" ! Ha4ff -+z..@ =
r ssAecount Anti-Saloon League ofNorth
January 24=25, 1907. rates on
sssesEEfHa fl plan.
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news | FROM / M \ I'|N1 4 / j /: /
u u lss q 4@z 1ss .
eazEaH,ss44asasJ
Interesting News Items From
That Prosperous
Eel Keighb0Fh0Od, !.


EE&ts q - TEf III" Aa~=1-@ aEsE@ - ID
81 i. sJohnsCarfoHn ,off Durham.. spent
sill1lttaaF here. on asNiisit to- h ISIS iisstersl
Mrs. John zIsdwsa ards and MIS-. n. z.
Joiles . ss
lsHI Il IS Warrick, whohas eenzearitIcal
Is .Ef1Isatshef@daughters, Mrs. Norman
FEIIoods is Very much netterS#=W g are
Ifggfaa so*leaml. ss='Es u SIS
Misses Re3ie and Ezra Edwards,
from south Side of Nense, werek listing
Mr.. and Mrs. John s.. Edwards satur-
day night i dsunday.
S. There WILDE a joint debate between
the Falling GreekschooI and Rosewood
ut the latter school house next Friday
mighty eek nuary. 18th.
[s# Mr.Eld ~ I'M Hiaes who has been very
sIe K foI Several week WINS SO much
q % pt pxed#Alast week ass toS v1si your
city, Which We. we're glad toaknow.
= Dir, alay Mrs. Fred Howell, Of your:
U tyssssesreHoSultzhere Monday .xfsiting
Mrs Mr. AZ Af.f Chi 81 st,Il,,sssNl rs. Howell re-
aailfhag heIpHnu seth sick q erses..zH#
III s.#EM ft,= d ris,la nd sistar Miss
Bet i ieasG OK and Miss bessie s.
are alTseonflned. 70 HaaeeiKfEbed with siieak i
nes II i e trlls Il each one d s.
resyf 70 I sa ss#z@7s.2 we @.sss = -..sz=4= 5s 5Ss
#Mrs#BiH Thompson returned#Noa.
day from AZ an AZ eNtaaadead fssssIIsi fnEhik
sis i sslLa. nd Waller
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AM 81 Us Is Aszz55= .
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est hogs Wezhaxe soen,: that. Ie4axS-
poets to kinaass 10 nd Wesflar:Is
riigIH. lie "a esssed fro ronla4e0 4 45o
:pgpguhhtdsseand is d fine s~Recimens4
i Wisestsrnan said 8 isaIaotIIEs
Ing new desthelsu II ~ nt4shlIssftbr
TAI Iasteneeord:th the: faetsetth i . q ses 81 fH I hllr
hers eYer.had sp ,sas i i I#I ting ing
SsanNehrals or drive an = ar: d
a li,ls i 1890 g. szs E 753S
I ZEE aa4i D, l.EsH . s Ja ,.ts.,ss Ease j u as na1
Y 10 aarIYy.lk caused yaHe ~
gyrssaItszazan11nn ong Hlseman sI friends mAour=
onIllnni where he Wv WtsaassumFarsalIy
tteeeIaed He Wagsoiur asnfenrasFs. and.e.
him T fforsthle ans
EEFaa1ts##s, haraasa. u aaaald eh IL III ia
DECENTRALIZATION K o5nsttittuusfe e ans.anlIlss
o6nnndE !, a. Fl arm a*haanasahakass
genial saIfff1llsss szaesas q d ID "a sIfiiIa
shlHfeerfaalE kaasNs sllfflssI : aai sod III
aahds.aas thin d a,..MNss5
leaIize ST . fre4ns ss. g
e: a ii an6sseee 81 fFor4ed4sWsilalnlthe
Thought taaaf All hs altaaRf5 Il ia that
hopAso etc NAL lIfsa NE b q rave;
and Bis ~ aaSseNs sHs lsHa Esss
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-29
RAIN
THE WEATHER.

Showers tonight and probably nc
decided changes i'm temperature. The
highest temperature yesterday was
81; lowest today, SO.
Washington, May 20.-The wealth.
er bureau finally promises relief from
the present almost unprecedented sea.
son of cold weather in a forecast is.
sued today. The bureau says il will be
warmer tonight i'm the middle and
south Atlantic states and upper Ohio
valley. Heavy SHOWS in Siberia are
charged by the weather bureau with
responsibility for the chilling wealth
err, which has kept practically all
northern states shivering during the
usually pleasant month of May. I'M
usual winds, chilled by heavy snow,
is said to have leaped over the natu-
raj barriers of mountains and swept
this country.