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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-09
APRESADOS POR LA GRIPE--
LlBERTADOS SPORLAPE-RU-NA.
La dripe Is CatarrO FpidemicO.


MO dispense clase nacionalidad.
IN Cultos 8 ignorantes, Rristocratas
indigentes, las classes todas estan ex-
puestas Ia grippe.
Nadie esta exento-todos estan ex-
puestos.
La Peruna es el dnico remedio que
cura tan destructora enfermedad.
Empiece embellishments tomar Pc
runa 81 esta padeciendo de Ia gripe de
sus resultados.
Los testimonios siguientes justifican
10 eficaz que ha sido la Leruna en- casos
de grippe.
Padeci6 POr DOce Amos De Los EfectOs
De La Gripe. La Pe-ru-na, ElRe-
medic Que PrOpOrciOn6 La Cnra.
Sr. Victor Patneaude, 828 Madison ST.,
Topeka, Kans., escribe como sigue:
"Hacen doce a1os tuve Ia gripe Y nun
ca pude recobrar mi salud y mis- fuerzas.
Cada dfa me sentfa mas debil, hasta que
no pude TRAFALGAR.
'sHacen dos amos empece usar La
Peruna, y recuper6 mis- fuerzas de tai
manera que un mes despues pude
trabaiar. Este invierno tuve otro ataque
de grippe, pero la Peruna pronto 10 ex-
trajo de mi sistema.
ssMi esposa y yo consideramos Ia
Peruna como ell verdadero remedio del
hogan"
Two Neun1onia Despues De La dnpe.
La Pe-ru-na FL RemediO Que Pro-
pOrciOn6 La Cura.
Sr. G. Barnecott, West Aylmer, On.
tario. Canada, escribe como sigue:
GEL invierno pasado tuve neumonia
cuando estaba en- convaleciencia de Ia
grippe. Tome la Peruna por dos meses )
me euro.
"Por experiences dlgo que cualquiers
puede curarse con Ia Peruna, sin que l.
cause muchos gastos.
"Siempre que me resfrio, torno algunai
dosis de Peruna, y me pongo al corriente
sTambien Sc Ia de q mi hija que estab'
muy enferma, y no podfa atender 4 81
trabajo de modista.
Gun frasco de Peruna produjo tan buel
efecto que desde entonces ha trabaJad
sin intorpecimiento alguno.
"Induje que la probara una sehorit
amiga mia que hacfa tempo estaba en-
ferma. La tomo por tres meses, y no.
goza de 1nmej jorable salud.
"a todos la recomiendo para enferme
dades catarrales, y como 81 meJor tonic
para convalecfentes."
cafarrO Del Sistema, ResuIfadO D
La Grfpe, La Pe-ru-na Recibe El
Credito PorL La Buena Salud
Que Coca.
La Sra. Jennie w. Gilmore, de Whit
Oak. Indian Territory, Box A, en- cart
reciente dice como stgue:
"Bace seis afos tuye la grippe seguid
de catarro del sistema.
clos dntcos remedies que tome fnero
la Peruna Ell Manalin, y por los dlt
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% Administration.

Avisamos a las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse q este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dico no les sera
enviado, 81 el aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un af1o $500. Rago an
ticipGdo,
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UN Case De BERI-
beri en- Manati.
10 asiste en- sI hospital municipal el
doctor VizCarrOndO.
Con sl dIsga6stIGo Do este eOIRcIdld On tOdls SUI
parties 81 dol ruputido doctor NuHoz,
(De nusstrO oOrrsspOnSoI esgsoia1).

Noviembre 8.-Nos informs 81 Senor
Official de lsnidad don Felipe VizcaErondo
que haCs dfaH est6 asigtiendo en- el hOspi'
cal municipal IN case de BsTi.Bsri de
forma edematoBa, cuyo tFatRmiento fu6
inspeccionado por 81 reputable doctor don
Gustavo Mu1oz que ue encontraba acci'
dentaImsnte en- eatR ciudad y Coincidi6 en-
todaB sus paEtes con 81 disgn6stico del DR..
VizcaErondo, quisn pienSa presentar el
case an la primera reunion de me 1icos.
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EIMejor RemediO Que Sc Ha Tornado

-
Para La GriDe.
Ell Sr. Robert l.. Madison, a. NJ,
Principal del High School of Cullowhee,
Painter, N. c., y presidente de Ia junta
de educaci6n de Jackson County.
AL hablar de la Peruna el sr. Madison
dice:
"Jam6s estoy sin Peruna. Es la medi-
Gina mas ef1csz que he tornado para la
gripe.
"Cur6 mi esposa de eatarro nasal.
Una vez Sc encontr6 tan enferma que
casi no podla resptrar por Ia nariE.
"Consecuentemente, Sc present6 una
inflamaci6n de Ia garganta, = cads vsE
Sc sentfa peor y peor, hasta quese probo
la Peruna.
"a Ia Peruna debo mi sslud = lA de mi
esposa."
ManaIin, EI Laxante FaY0FitO.
Ell Manalin es ell mas modernO laxant6,
agradable al paladar, suave en- su acci6n
cura infaliblemente extrehimientO
constipation. Els un cat6rtico tnmejorA-
BILE para adultos y ninos. A cada frasco
acompafla direceiones para su usO.
81 su droguista no tiene esta medi.
Gina escrfba Ia Peruna Drug Medicine
Co., Columbus, Ohio, E. u. de A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-09
AT80 IDp0TtlntIsinO,

Toda persona que tsnga muebleB,
camas, reloies, fon6gTafos, CuRdroR e1pejou
, maquinas de coaeE, debe aVisAr ca nues'
fro establishments 81 cambio de domicilio
seg6n contEato 6rmado dc mutuo convenio.
Oio. El que compra cualquiePR de loE
aItfculos menCionados exija anteB 81 Eecibo
de pFopisdsd, de 10 ContraFio la cOmpEa
e. nula, ARRivi HermRnoE FoEtalsza
rs. El Qielo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-09

mos tres u5os he gazado de mejor salud
que por muchos amos antes.
"A la Peruna doy ell credito por mi
buena salud."
La Pe-ru-na, EI Mejor T6nicO Despues
De La Gripe.
Sra. Chas. E. Wells, Delaware, Ohio,
escribe como sigue:
"Despues de un ataque muy severe de
grippe, tome Peruna y la encontre muy
buena como t6nico."
Ell Sr. Juez Horacio J. Goor, Hartwell,
Georgia, escrtbe como sigue:
t'Tuve un severe ataque de grippe, y me
dejo con catarro del sistema. On amigo
me aconsej6 tomara la Peruna. La ter
cera botella complete la cura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-09

Una razon por la cuaI Sc usa la Peru
ma en- tantos hogares, es porque no
contiene narc6ticos de ningdn genero.
La Peruna no es nociva la salud.
Sc puede tomar todo eI tempo que Sc
desee sin que Sc adquiera el vicio de
tomar drogas. La Peruna no alivia
temporalmente cura permanente-
mente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tener que
ausentaEse para ESpsia 80 duefio, 90 ven.
de muY barata una collection de pel1culaB
en- pe1fscto estsdo caSi nuevas = asuuto8
muy eucogidoE intereHantes Y an aparato
complete con todo 10 neceBario para poder
trabajar sin difcultad alguna cuyo spaEa'
to peliculRs son de Ia acreditada casa
Path6; iguaI al que tiene instaladO 81 &C.
nor Rozas. Sc venden pelfculas sueItRs
DiTijirse hotel Borinquen, Tetuan 33 G.
NJ, San Juan Puerto Rico. 8v.A
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Fiestas en- la Cidra.
q 10 hlbfl llll IN gran baIlo Dc .ocIot,t.

Hemon sido favorecidoB por una atentR
invitaci6n para la aperture del centEo So
ciaI "Club Cidrs" la que 90 llevaFS efsc'
to al dia 10 de los corFientea. Un gran
bsile de nociedad dRF6 81 Taferido Centro
ca Ia noche del aludido dfa y seguERments
resultar& una bEiilants festa,e dada la cul'
tuEa de la Bimpatica poblaci6n y elementoS
sociales con qae Cuenta.
Una comisi6n de sefloEaB ? sefloEitaa ds
Ia poblsci6n repartir6 en- 10 tards de eBe
dia cincuenta limonnss los pobres de Ia
locslidad, cuyo ben@foo acto ser6 ameni'
zado por Ia buena orquesta de CaguaB.
Despu6s EecorFer6 Lar GALES de lR pobla'
ci6n una CRrrozs artfsticamente RdornadR
an le que iran dos lindaB nifAs veatidRg
aleg6ricamente repFeGentando al "PEo'
preSo" 4 Ia "InstEucci6n." 81 pFesiden'
te del NJlub" BtfloF PT6xedeB Santiago
pronunciar6 an discurHo inaugural y se
PecitarGn CompoaicioneB de conocidoS pee.
tas puGrtoTTiquefoB y extranjeTos.
Estimando mucho la atenci6n de los
c0Iton hiioB 1a la Cidra deaeamoH 81 mayor
exito & su TESTS que sintstiza msyores es'
faeEzoS On 81 pFogreso de ls looalidad.
-ss encuentra On esta ciudad 81 dele.
gado ( ls camara ST.. Camilo Bull, de
Sabana GFRnde. BienvenidO.
En- la reunion pEeparatoria de lol
m6diCos 90 trataIa de ls presidencis paFa
Ia ssamblea defnitivR. Muchos de los me-
diooB son de opinion que la reunion defini'
tiva debe calebrarSe mafsnR por la taFde
en vez de por la noche como Sc Rnunci6.
I'm piano de los msFca "PRrfs Bazaar
ha sido adquirido aver para 81 Colegio de-
s. G. de Jes6B en- Santurce.
-EAts tarde De lIevaT6 efscto an mi
tin de pEofasores pricinpaleB de instruction
p6blica en- San Juan y 81 inspector d.
| eacuelaR del distFito.
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e. del Vale ZonO
lNGENIERo CIVIL Z AGRONoMo

o.. praes constgnt Oecs pspatas
cives sFroCa ueduc &-Pnos prepuo
, contuciones de caBas-Menzurssy deaindea
Ex<nane detaEanu inmA de RnOsATalaonal peijaInfno
general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-09

Las ALMoRRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 8 "A w. DlAS, con 81 UNGUENTo DE
PAZO, va sean slmples sangrantes, picaZ0n.
EXTERNAL, Dor rebeldeR one saan-
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.
But One Of the Mourners for Great
Man Had eoiace.

The great man lay dead. The news
papers rang with his praises and men
passed them from mouth to mouth; a
gloom hung over the community, and
the child. his friend. wept bitterly.
The busy man said, II saw him on
the street not long ago. and he looked
Ill and downhearted. l wish I'd crossed
over to speak to him. but was Just
hurryins for my train. He was = good
friend Of mine, and 1 might have
cheered him up . bit and told him
how We missed him everywhere. It's
too bad. too bad!" The thoughtless
man said, II can never forgive my.
self. l knew he was sick for = week,
but had this great meeting to ar
mind. He stood by me n5bIy when
was In trouble years ago. can never
forgive myself" The child pressed q
tear-stained face. against the window.
why did you want 70 much to take
him that flower last Sunday" asked
her mother. Because loyed him" :"
said the child. simply. She was watch.
ing the wonderful array Of flowers,
which men had sent. a. they were
carried into the church. 20. mother.
zee how beautiful they are! l wish I
could 90 with you to the church: but
suppose I might disturb people by
crying. And anyway" she added, Il
don't mind 20 much. you see: for rve
given him my flower. He had that to
enJoy.'-Youth's Companion.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19
THE DIET OF consvmpr,vrs.
ovsrfssdlns Recommended, Dut Pror
Or Digestion Must os Assured.

Herbert G. clapp. of Boston. writing
In the Medical Record, says that diet
10 = most important factor in the
treatment Of tuberculosis. A con-
sumptive 10 much more likely to eat
too little than too much. Systematic
overfeedins with proper digestion Of
the food are the accepted remedies.
The food must be palatable and we'll
served and the amount must vary
with the patient and his circum-
stances. The outdoor air will enable
him to assimilate large amounts. MIX
and eggs are the best foods to pro-
duce fats. which are most necessary
to the patient The author advocates
three solid meals q day. with lunches
between Of milk and eggs. about three
quarts Of milk and six eggs q day be-
ing taken. Fresh meats are especially
uecessary for these patients. but q
mixed diet IL undoubtedly the best
borne. Meat Juice IL valuable. Pastry.
candy. fried foods and cabbage should
be lot alone. Alcohol IL not advisable.
but coffee. tea and chocolate may be
taken moderately.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19
ABOUT YOUR NHl0nBoRs
AND Y0URSHLvH8

1T. ". Roberts went 70 Pueble
at noon to start An artesian watel
we'll for the Sisters hospital.
Otis Neely and Tom John wers
visitors in Pueblo yesterday.
-NiM Frances Warner and the
Misses Hogase spent Sunday in Pu.
eblo.
Mis- Laura Hitchcock visited
friends in Colorado Springs yestsr.
day.
Mrs. A. N. Cutting and children
leave Septenber for California and
expects to remain there.
w. e. westwood, Evan Nor.
gan and will Gardner returned yes
tsrtlay morning from = fishing trip on
tho Gunnison. They brought H.
Houston = hne me9 Of Ash for which
lie il thankful.
Fred Mitchell aud Will Rescorla
were visitors to Colorado Springs yes.
tertlay.
DIR. Sutorius and wife Sundayed
In tho cooler climes Of Victor aud
Cripple Crock.
Alderman Beventock and wife
were among the Florence people who
spent Sunday In tho Cripple Greek
district.
Mr.. aud Nn. r. II. Hughes we're
passengers for Cripple Greek yester.
day.
"A. p. Williams. wife and Allen
Van Auken Sundayed In Cripple
Greek. It was Mr.. Van Auken's first
trip 70 tho great gold holt.
ALLEN Van Auken who has been
visiting his sister.in-law Nn. A. p.
Williams and family, left to-day for
Pueblo and Denver. enrouts 70 his
homo In Iowa.
IN. b. Robinson. John Neecs
snd Ned v. Tanner nsi,s.l for trost
On Beaver yesterday.
-4s. ssd An. Allan Bell. Mar.
shall 1Akis. Nm T. n. Howslls.
xssy jeek. Ddaa Jel,nsos and Mn. |
Dsli = csleesds spsines W ~ thls |
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19

Afternoons train for westclifYe and
will spend q week in lshfng, hunting
and resting up. win put in
most Of the time ~, l6weese's dam.
Tom Walters and &. F. Jack
were out hshing on Beaver creek yes.
terday. Trout ars moi rising to tho
fly very good. A AYjlllapsburg man
killed . big rattlseu4ke on the creek
that had nine rattlss.
20. F. Hamlin. Of Cripple Greek.
brother Of O. Q. HSmlin. one Of the
pushers in the irrigation project, has
rented the house occupied BY Otis
Nicely for . month and will move in
this week. He will make his home
here in future. E,i. 1sck rented the
house to them. 'e ~
Mr.. and Nm. Hugh Wilson, Jas.
Cody Of williamsburg, and Mrs. J.
Berry Of Chicago, who Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. took in the
sights Of the Royal Gorge yesterday.
-Mu. W. J. Kemper and son Wal.
ter Of Denver, arc whiting their sis
ter and aunt, Mrs. G. d. Williams,
Of no Wcs. Fouth street.
Mrs. NJ. N. Lines Of Canon ia
visiting friends In Florence this aft
eruoon.
Grover Burnett Of Dayton, Ohio,
IL In the city the guest Of Joe SnufY,
manager Of the telephone company.
DIR. Yard, H. J. Owens aud their
wivos Sundayod on Beaver cIesk.
Mr.. aud Mrx Herbert Hughes arc
packing their household goods PIE.
paratory 10 moving to Boulder. their
future hotas.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19

NOTICE ". r. C.-All members
Of the Woman's Relief Corps are re-
a aested to be at their hall tomorrow
at p. m. sharp to prepare aud at
tend funeral Of our late sister Mrs.
d. Munson. All who can bring
flowers. Annie O. Callahan, Presi-
dent.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19

MARRIED James A. Burnside,
Of Woodland Park and Colorado
Springs and Mrs. Cornelia A. Will
liams Of this city, were quietly mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the home
Of the bride. Rev. Pingree, form
or pastor and friend Of Mr.. Burnside,
offlciatsd. No guests were present
exc ept Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hubbard
Of Colorado Springs.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19

H'Saes 10 advertise your wants /,
Ths TSibanA
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19

Ths Tribuue for best job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19
Value Of the Thumb.

Solomon says thumbs up" because
The thumb IL said to be worth fully
Uns-third the entire value Of the hand.
The different fingers are far from
havinG all tho same value before the
eyes Of the law. Much the most I'm.
yortant among thsn IL the thumb.
sor without II the hand no longer 10
" pincsrs. but merely = claw. The
rrsuch cert allows in danasaa u
to - W tsnt. valus for the righa
and 10 10 IL por cent. for the lele
thumb. The Austrian schedule givea
from Is per csat. Tor the left to =
w. cent ~ ~ right In Germany
- - - - esAt, md even - high
so NJ ~ esat has been AWARDED.
The percentage d based on 100 - the
total valus of the hand. industriously
speaking. bssors The ses11saI
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19

BOUGHT IL pAso Barney Gins.
bszg has bought NJ once Axturss Ct
the old Paao once building, = hfty.
foot railroad scale, tbs Are apparatus
including two and one.half inch hose
aud the wall safe in the office build.
ing.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19
J0TTIN0S ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

SCHOOL sTARTs-Ths Schools Of
The Tlossncs district will start for the
4all arm On Tuesday. sspA ..
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19
JOSHUA srMPKrNs"-

'JOaHUA sfMPKINs"--A story
Of farm life, will be seen At Hous-
ton opera house Monday. Aug. 10
II ID aaid to abound In novel features,
wosdsa1nl mechanical cnssln, ezuDl-
lent singing and dancing asd plenty
Of refined. wholesome fun. The
ans eand casrisa ~ ~ company
will nahs . Ssrissqus parade at
nooa.
ToR eALB-Tho furniture Of Q
Dlx.rooa hoass. including . good
piase. ~ oot N. eth o. 900
tn Daily Eylbune. ~ a rnauAh.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19

8sttss than . isttss-Ths weskly
Tnbens. sssd u 10 yess fytssls q
, dSseesR. .e
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19
FUNERAL TOMORROW

FUNERAL TOMORROW = The
funeral services over the body Of Mrs.
D. Munson will be held from the
family residence at 2 O'Clock ytomor-
row afternoon. Her mother and
father have arrived from Wichita
Kas 4.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-19

~ Daily rnssss, ~ > .ssth
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-02
Mr.. Will Englert Says He ia
Man With Whom Charlie
Graham Talked, Aud In
quires Why The News. Demo.
crat Does Not Send A Repre-
sentative To Interview Him
Mr.. Bryant Says He Was Mis-
represented In Interview
And No Newspaper Man Was
Sent To Talk To Him---Part-
ners See Attempt To Impugn
Their Veracity in Matter.

Indignation was in the air at Eng
lert & Bryant's store on Second street
when a reporter for The Sun called
this morning.
Now, we are ready to make afIi-
davit," was the greeting from Mr..
VIII Englert.
81 see they are attempting to make
ME out liar. by asking my partner
II any proposition was made to him
by any of Harrison's supporters,
when l am the man to whom the
proposition was made"
"rhe firm has been misrepresent-
ed F" said Mr.. Bryant. 81 was asked
if Tom Harrison had made any prop
osition to us for our support. and, of
course, have always answered no.
He never has directly, that | know
of, and the conversations have always
been with my partner"
Eve have tried to keep out of the
affair" continued Mr.. VIII Englert,
but they just pushed us into It,
Charlie Graham. in his office and then
again. in our Office, the last time in
the presence of Mr.. Bryant. made
straight Que proposition to give us
the city grocery trade for our sup
port of Tom Harrison, and Thursday
might, after The Sun printed that in
|teryiew with me. in which / used no
names, Charlie Graham came in here
and in the presence of Jake Englert
tried to get me to sign a statement
that he only proposed to divide up
the city business.
'I told Charlie / would sign an
affidavit to what was in The Sun,
but after the publication in the News
Democrat last night. trying to make
nc appear that my partner, Mr.. Bry-
ant, said the firm was made no of
fer by anybody for the support of
Tom Harrison, l determined that
would settle this matter once for all,
by making affidavit.
"The Sun was wrong, however, In
saying / was IN consultation In
Lang's drug store. / was not
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-02
Jacob Englert's Affidavit.

County of McCracken, State of Ken
lucky, Ssh
Before me. notary public in and
for said state and county personally
appeared. Jacob Englert, who, being
duly sworn according to law, deposes
and SUBSIDIARIES Graham. being
personally known TO afiiant, appeared
In Englert 4 Bryant's store Thurs
day night, and presented to Will
Englert in the presence of affiant, a
statement being a denial or modif-
cation OF a statement made by VIII
Englert in The Sun. The statement
was to the effect that Graham In a
conversation with said VIII Englert
proposed TO divide up the city's gro
Gerry business among the grocers.
Said Graham Thursday night, in
the presence OF afiiant, said any con-
tract or agreement he might make
would be ratified by Tom Harrison.
and he (Graham) stood ready to en-
ter into a contract that night.
(Signed.) j. NJ. ENGDERT.
LILLE NORVELL, n. p.
November 2, 1907.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-02
|. Il. WASHINGTON
NOT MENTIONED
AS A CANDIDATE

City Engineer l.. A. Washington
was in a stew when copy of the BAL
lots to be used In the city election
was shown him with his name left
of. Engineer Washington is a busy
man, and has little time to devote TO
politics, which accounts for his ignor-
ing the forming of the ballot. Not
until a friend showed him that his
name had been left of did he turn
his attention to the election. Mayor
Yeiser was also concerned when Mr..
Washington conferred with him.
There is talk of furnishing rubber
stamps in all booths for the city engi-
neer's office. He has no opposition,
but voters are entitled to write any
name of persons they desire to nomi-
nate on ballots, and it shall be count
ed for vote. Campaign workers are
dev,sing a means to remedy the over
sight.
The News-Democrat has not been
publishing the name Of Mr.. Washing
ton in the list of candidates, nor has
II mentioned Mr.. Ben Weille, candi-
date for school trustee in the Second
ward to succeed President Joseph L.
Potter.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-02
NIGHT RIDING Is
CHARGED AGAINST
TOBACCO GROWERS

Clarksville, Tenn, Nov. "A SEN
sation was caused here in tobacco cir
cles today by the arrest of three
prominent citizens of Montgomery
county on the charge OF night riding
or destroying plant beds and pulling
up tobacco.
Several months ago there were
many depredatlOns of this kind. One
night nine acres Of tobacco was pulled
up.
The men under arrest are DR..
Thomas Hoskins, George Saunders
and James W. Cross, OF Fredonia,
this county. The indictments were
returned by the grand jury last week.
The news OF the arrests preceded
the men to the city, and when they
arrived a large number of farmers
were here to furnish bond for the al
Legged guilty parties, which ranged
from $1,000 to $4,000 each. They
are prominently identified with the
Dark Tobacco Growers association.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-02
MAYOR MISSES BEARD

Mayor D. A. Yeiser was all smiles
this morning, and strutted about the
city hall in the best of good humor.
He could not wait to be asked why
he was so much in love with the
world. I'm a grandfather again, "
he declared, "and all within week, "
and then he reached for his beard
which was not there. Whenever
pleased Mayor Yeiser strokes his
beard. and misses 1t greatly since he
shaved 1t of.
This Morning son IVES born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Yeiser. Only a
few days bcfor& son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell. Jr.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-11-02
Waddie Lang Doesn't Wish To Go on Record in Re-
gard To Interview With A. F. Bryant on Wednesday
Latest Case of Nature Taking in Paducah

Lang went to see Mr.. Bryant yester'
day and they asked Mr.. Bryant IL he
had not said, Tom Harrison did moi
make any proposition to the firm, as
the News-Democrat had related, and
he answered yes, Tom Harrison IN
PERSON had not made any PROPOSE
ton.
Mr.. Bryant was not quoted on this
occasion, but his partial admission
was mendaciously made to cover the
whole statement in the News-Demo-
|crat.
This was designed to deceive the
public again, and distract attention
from the interview with Mr.. VIII
Englert, relating the whole PROPOSE
ton made to him for his firms sup
port of Tom Harrison.
That interview, published In The
Sun, was written out from Mr.. Eng
him for correction, after which it
was published without further alter
alton.
Mr.. Englert's statement stands,
that a proposition was made to him
on two occasions for the firms sup
port of Tom Harrison.
1t will not suffice to get a denial
from Tom Harrison. Let the News
Democrat get denial from Mr.. VIII
Englert. He is reputable man and
will tell the truth.