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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
DEFENSE WITNESSES.
These Were Placed on the Stand In
the Bradley Trial.


WASHINGTON. Nov. 2ss--Continuing
mis- testimony ut the Friday afternoon
f>~sion. Mr.. Shrewsbury. uncle Of
Mrs. Bradley. stated that on one oc-
icaslon his wife. sister OF defendants
mother. became 20 fierce that Il was
necessary 20 take her 10 Los Angeles.
At that tins she was armed with
both knife and a revolver NHe had
no doubt that II such time rs this
his wife was Insane. He said that
another sister Of Mrs Bradleys moth
ser, a Mrs. Ryan. had been sent 10 an
'nrvlum. IN the course OF the exami-
nation OF the Witness by Judge Pow
ers he was several times prompted by
Mrs. Bradley.
On cross-examination. Mr.. Shrews-
bury said that ,'tsn his wifs's spells"
would come on when she learned of
ladies riclng In the stage with him.
She was jealous. but there was no oc-
castor for Der jealousy. The relation
OF this recrlIarl'y OF his aunt's dispo-
r'tion caused smlie on Mrs Brad
1ey's face
United States Senator Sutherland
followed Mt. Shrewsbury. He said he
had known Mrs. Bradley since 1895.
He told % calling upon, her at the
Ra'e'rh hotel IN this city Immediately
after the shooting Of Mr. Brown. but
did not give my details OF the con-
ve-sation. He said Mrs. Bradley's
general reputation In Utah was good
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
EIoHT.HoUR DAY.
Federation Dec des This to Be the
Most Important issue.

Norfolk. Va. Nov. 2s.-The Ameri.
can Federation ~ Labor declared n
universal eight.hour day paramount
to all questions. even TO an increase
In wages. "exceps In such trades and
callings where the earrings are sa mea-
ger as TO make IL difficult 10 maintain
fair standard OF living" called for
campaign OF education and organl.
zation that win aid In bringing about
the desired end. The Federation. de.
terminIng that Il would be impossible
to secure universal eight-hour day
by any sudden ar radical concerted
step. issued call for the accumula-
ton by all tradesmen OF n sufficient
fund to make hem fully prepared for
the fight. when opportunity will favor
the most immediate success with the
least degree of suffering and priva-
tion:" declaring the time not ripe for
a universal union label. the conven.
tion declared ".he present system OF
craft labels as best calculated to serve
the purposes FOR which the union In.
bel Ia designed"
The Federation called on all per-
sons affiliated In the trades union
movement to demand the union label
on all products purchased. and espe-
cially called upon all men to demand
the blue label upon their tobacco.
A resolution was passed calling for
q committee OF five to meet In Wash.
ington as soon rs possible to work out
a union label digest"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
M0EAN VICTOR.
Neil All but Out When Fight
Was Stopped.


San Francisco. Nov. 23.-owen Mo.
ran. EnEiand's premier fcatherwelght.
was igyen the decision over frankie
Nell OF this city near the close OF the
sixteenth round alter a remarkably
last battle. Neil, technically speak.
Tag. was not knocked Out. but Il was
only the merciful action Of the chief
of police which saved him from be-
ing sent to the land of Nod The fight
was scheduled for twenty rounds.
In the fourteenth round Moran
swung a right hard to the jaw and
Nell fought ba TX wildly. Moran slip
ped to his knees from the impact of
ffil's body. whom he got up. opened
on Neil's face with a hard right TO
that member. Moran went after his
mia. raining lcfts and rights ~ viii
on Neil's Jaw. The bell saved Neil
from defeat.
When the fifteenth round commcnc-
ed Nciis right eye was swollen 20
twice It's natural size as he stood mp
orly to receive an avalanche OF left
and right arm swings 10 the jaw. NFil
sailed desperately. and was saved
just In the nick OF time by the bell.
Nell came I'D groggy In the six.
tcenth round with the crowd yelling
Stop H. Stop IT." Moran floored
mis- man with a right and left 10 the
Jaw. the Californian taking the count
Of nine Realizing that their man was
hoDefeerfr hcatan Malta seconds threw
mp the sponge nd the police stopped
fhe fight Moran was given the de-
scislon by Referee Roach.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Smith and Young Wife Found Dead.
Each With Bullet Wound.

New York. Nov. pa double trav.
edy-wife murder and suicide-was
discovered early Saturday by firemen
who had been called out to subduc n
blaze In the home OF Nicholas Smith,
a wealthy manufacturer OF New Roch.
ellie. When the firemen burst into the
houre after the flames had been cor
trolled they found Smith and his young
wife dead. each With bul'et woundNin
the body. On he floor. by the side Of
Smiths body wa2 found revolver.
with which Y Il believed the shooting
was done. That Smith killed his wife
and fired the house In hope II would
hide his crime rni then killed himself
was plainly proven In n note which
was found In the room.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
PRYOR HoNoRED.



nusksgse. Nov. 22.--The committee
o. resuIotions eommcnds the action
Of President Roosevelt and Secretary
cortelyou In issuing government Ger
tificates for Indebtedness to relieve
the financial ssringcncy and urging
citizens 70 invest In the certificates Of.
fsrsd by David r. Francis. ex-governor
Of Missouri. by vote OF 2 to II. the
chairman casting the deciding vote.
Because the committee was 80 evenly
divided the resolution was referred
back 10 the house. The sentiment
seemed TO favor the action OF the com.
mittee. Senator Gore urged that the
house vote the resolution down. Sen.
ator Owen followed his colleague. de.
claring that the resolution should be
carried. The house went to the side
ow the Indian SENATOR. and when tho
vote was called the resolution was
adopted by vote OF 1876 to %.
Senator Owen scored Matty Tiger,
chief OF the Greek nation. for allow.
Ing the Federal government 10 place
words in his mouth through the instru.
ment OF an Interpreter"
Chief Tiger bitterly assalled sera.
tor Owen Wednesday In a speech be.
fore the congress-. A resolution was
presented by he retail merchants OF
the transmlsslsslppi country asking
that the congress declare against the
parcels post.
The Transmlsslsssppi Commercial
congress elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
President. p. Case. Abilene. Kan.
Vice PresIden.--Coionei Ike 7. Pry.
or. San Antonio.
Secretary-Arthur +. Francis, Grip
pie Creek. Colo.
Resolutions yere presented to the
congress as follows: The CONNER
cial club OF Council Bluffs. Ia. pre-.
scented resolution asking for the en-.
dorsement OF tho congress for the i'm.
provement OF The Mississippi river.
the waterway from the lakes to the
gulf and for other rivers In the south.
west.
The retail merchants association
OF the transmiss,sslppi sections ask :
protest against the parcels post.
Henry T. CLARK OF Omaha made ?
address In which ne recalled the grc-
navigation business, OF fifty years A.
and said: 1T 's the rebate and 9
pass that have driven these boats fr,
the rivers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
SOON SAIL.
philippine Commissioners Depart From
Manila Thanksgiving Day.

philippine Commissioners Depart From
Manila Thanksgiving Day.
Manila. Nov. 23.-PabIo Ocampo and
Bsnito Lerards. chosen as commits.
sioners from the Philippines to wash.
fnrtcn. e~~ect to leave for America
ny the liver Manchuria Nov. %.
Iesarda was member of the
.Aruinalio congcess under compulsion.
We WIS an American sympathizer
sfr~'r~ he revolution and a member OF
80 phi.irr'ne commission since the
s''-'' govcr~ment was created. He has
rrnat wealth AMI ~ well educated. He
- visited the United States several
III es.
0camro was identified with the rev.
oiufion IN 1890. He was secretary Of
thr A~ulnaldo congress and sent In
exile n C,um. After the surrender
az the revo'utioplsts he took the oath
under The general amnesty act and
s'rtc then has lived quietly practicing
law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED.
Resolution Of Senator Owen Prevailed
bv Unanimous Vote.

Musfor'r. Nov. 2a-TransmIssis.
zirr' rcm srclal congress passed res.
o'u''ons 's~rrlng postal savings banks
f'-7'em srrrop.iaiion by the govern.
met OF NJ less than $500. goo 900 for
the imnrovrment Of rivers and har.
2ors arf ~ establishment o. a bureau
for the Improvement OF rivers aud har-
tbors
Senator Dobsrt / Owsn OF Oklaho.
ma introduced a resolution aslirg the
Federal rrrvress TO remove The re.
-str'ctions rom the lands of Indian
r''otmc-'s IN Oklahoma Alter the
state curr'' had provided for the PRO
trc''cn rf ~ full hoods. THO rcs0lu-
zion Sas carried unanimously.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
MARTIN ". LrrrLEroN.

White and. therefore. not responsible
under the indictment" Mr.. Llttleton
said also he was reliably informed the
order which Mr. Jerome obtained from
Justice Bowling for drawing the spe-
cial panel had not yet been entered.
and this means that on Dec. 2. the
day set for Thaw's trial. Mr.. Jerome
Intended to seek further delay.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24

Waco. New. ,3.--James Smith. who
served In the spanish-American war.
and william Smith. a builder and con-
tractor. were both wounded In an az.
fray occurring ia the extreme southern
portion Of Waco. James Smiths
wounds proved fatal. ~ they were nu.
merous. resulting from buclcshot fired
from an automatic gun. The wounds
OF William Smith. who surrendered
and IL In the custody Of the sheriff,
made with smell caliber rifle balls.
are not serious.
The Smiths were close neighbors.
but were not related to each other.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
REASON FOR REMAINING.
Emperor OF Germany Is to Submit 10
an Operation In Snoland.

New York. Nov. ga London dis.
patch to the Sun states the real cause
for the kaiser remaining In England
after the termination OF his state vlsi,
TO the British court Is 10 prepare for
an operation, which will take place
within few days. According to the
dispatch the operation will be through
the ear and affecting the throat II
touches The kaiscr's orlsinal trouble.
which Is referred 10 a hereditary. but.
Il Is added the operation Is not a sarl.
ous one
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
MRS. pisRgLL PRESIDENT.
Texas Federation Of woman's Clubs
Meets Next az San ANGELO.

Waco. Nov. 23-Next years con
vention OF the Texas Federation OF
woman's Clubs will be held at San
Angelo.
Election OF Officers resulted as fol.
lows: Mrs. J. u. Dibrell OF Seguin.
president: Mrs. s J. Wright of Paris
first vice president: Mrs. II. l.. Oben-
chain OF Dallas. second: Mrs. Lee
Joseph, third; Mrs. s. q. Edwards of
Terrell. fourth: Mrs. George Langston
of Cisco. nth: Mrs. 4. A. Arnim OF
Flatonia. sixth: Mrs. I. II. Burney OF
Fort Worth. recodring secretary: Mrs.
8. ID. Seyre II San Antonio. CORES.
spending secretary: Mrs. r. c. Shin
dler OF Nacogdoches. treasurer: Mrs.
J. r. Griffin OF Itaska. auditor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
COTTON GINNING.
Figures Just oiv.n Out by the Census
Bureau at Washington.

Washington. Nov. 2i.-The census
bureau has issued report on cotton
ginning for growth OF 1907 TO Nov. IL.
showing a total OF 7.3il.2O2 bales.
counting round as half bales. compar.
ed with s.562.afe bales for 1906 and
1901 for 1909. The number O!
round bales included if2.609 for 1907
and 200.S66 fof 1906 and 209.006 for
1905. Sea island included l2.70s for
1907 and 30.67l Cor 1906 and si.i03 for
1905. The number Of active ginneries
Is 26.57l for 1907.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
PopuLlsTs TO MEET.
VIII Gather at 81. Louis In Regard TO
Convention Matters.

Joliet. M. Nov es.-The Populist
national committee will have n meet.
Ing at ST. Louis Tuesday at Hotel st.
James. In addition TO members OF tho
national committee friends and advl.
sors have been called In. and the MEET
Ing may result in fixing time anc
place for holding the convention of
1908 and renominating Hon. Tom Wat.
son Of Georgi4.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
FURTHER DELAY.


New York. Nov. 23.--Martin W. Lit
Teton. ccussel for Harry X. Thaw. has
authorized this statement: Il cannot
understand why Harry X. Thaw Is
not accorded speedy trial. especially
In view OF the fact that the district
attorney and eminent medical advisors
heretofore publicly declared him insane
1t the time Of the killing Of Stanford
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
Rush Of Divorce Seekers.

Guthrie. Nov. s3.-The rush OF APP
plicants for "get-quick" divorces has
commenced. Several persons have ar.
rived here from the north DESTROYS Of
making this their official residence for
three months IA order TO get a al.
vorce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
several DISTURBANCES occurr,

Several disturbances occurred p
Louisville on the night OF the 2isi
as n result Of the street car strike.
Mrs. Marie J. Cole was reelected
grand protector of the Texas knights
and Ladies' OF Honor San Antonio
holds 1909 meeting.
Near Higa. Lamar county. Texas. a
boy six years old named Ledbette-.
was scalded to death by the explosion
OF q can OF hot water
Frisco railway depot at Kiefer. Okla,
was burglarized. The safe was blown
open and two checks for large amounts
and $50 In cash secured.
A rife In the hands OF the four.year.
old son OF N. Barber. a Woodward
county. Oklahoma. farmer. was accL
dentally discharged. The bullet enter
Cd the head OF Mr.. BARRIERS six-ysar
old son. causing instant death.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
Mrs. Aleorn Passes Away.

Me:rrhis. Tenn, Nov. 2s.-Mrs
Amelia Walton Atcorn. widow OF the
late Governor ]. l.. Aicorn OF Missis-
sippi. died nj The home OF relatives
here after an Illness OF n week. Mrs
Atcorn was In her scventy-eighth
year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
POLITICAL QUESTIONS.
-rhesa For7ed to the Front IN the
rsaee Conference.

washinrion. Nov. pa Political
questions forged 10 the front In -
deliberations OF the Central America
peace CO. ference. and In Consequence
there has not .ecn a. much progress
In its work "a was generally supposed
would be ths case when the gathering
assembled her ten DAYS ago.
There was a report submitted from
'the committee Of five. made up OF one
delegate from each OF the different
states. on the proposition submitted
some days ago for a basis OF agree
ment OF the terms Of which peace
treaty might be concluded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
Killed For Insult.

Lufkin. Tex. Nov 23.-Sam Man
ming is charged with having shot and
killed Virgil Spears. colored. at Diboll
for insulting his wife and attempting
entrance to his house.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
Could Not Agree.

81. Louis. Nov. 2s.--After having
been In session ever twenty-five hours
the jury In the case OF Edward c.
Lewis. charged with misusing the
mails. failed to agree and was dis
charged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
San Francisco Mex, Year.

Muskogee. Nov. 23.-The eighteenth
annual meeting OF the Transmississlprl
Commercial congress adjourned TO
meet In San Francisco next year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
Bach Broken and DROWNED.

Eikins. W. Va. Nov. 2s.-wason
fording Cheat river overturned. a hoy
named Close had back broken AID
drowned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
Or. Newton Acquitted.

Cameron. Ter. Nov 23.-Dr. W. r.
Newton. charged with killing Theo.
dore Hartsmaim " Buck.olts In Aug.
ust. was acquitted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
LARGE uospI,., Planned.

Little Rock. Nov. 22.-An interde-
nominational hospital. to cost S25o.00o
70 planned here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24

81. Petersburg. Nov. s3.-Owlng e
suspension OF credit Russian Westin =
house concern cannot secure cars 70
electric lines.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
strike coIIapses.

Calcutta. Ney. ss.-strke OF EAst
INDIAN railway e0pleyes collapsed
Dngineers resumeot oork and Euro
zpsan leaders ssrs aischsrgsd-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
TiRlNo OF KgL,urvn.

In Reference TO Church Going.
Berlin. Nov. e2-General Booth. II
an address to the Salvation Arm,
here. said people everywhere seemed
to be firing ~ religion. He believed
there are 1000 600 people in London
who never entered n church. II was
the same on the European continent
and OF America. and in heather coun
tries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-24
EaIl caukes Death.

GAINESVILLE. a. Nov. 23.-Mart!n
Smith fell OFF an electric car and died,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-02

that the matter be looked after i'm
mediately.
Superintendent Carnagey suggest.
ed wash basin in the boys lavatory,
also towels; in fact to treat the boys
as well as girls are treated" Lets
make men and women OF them" he
said.
At this juncture a petition from
the Athletic association of the Padu-
cab High school asking for a shower
bath in Washington school building,
was presented.
Superintendent Carnagey begged
the board to grant the request, and to
favor the boys Immediately; not to
defer action until next meeting, be-
cause it will mean the waste of a
month.
Chairman Mammen, of the santa
ry committee, stated that the COM
mittee would meet at once to look in
to the cost, to report back. at a spe-
cial meeting within a week. The mat
ter was accordingly referred.
On motion the board adjourned.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-02

Use Sum want ads. ,or resurts-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-02
HORSE RUNS AWAY
ALONG BROADWAY
Mrs. Walter Johnson and Miss
Sullivan Hurt.
Animal Dashcs Into Ogilvie's Winow
ana Wrecks Buggy Against
Telephone Pole.
Animal Dashcs Into Ogilvic's Window

Thrown from the seat of their bug
gy as their horse dashed into a 10
foot plate glass show winow al
0gilvle's store, Fourth street and
Broadway, Mrs. Walter F. John son
and her sister, Miss Nollie sullivan
were injured yesterday afternoon
about G O'Clock. but Buster Brown
Johnson, a four-year-oid boy, never
left the seat. and escaped without "a
scratch. The runaway happened at a
time when many pedestrians were on
the street. and great exoitemen. pre-
vailed.
Mrs. Johnson Is tie wife OF the well
known restaurant man, and withsher
sister started for a drive. In front
OF Thompson's confectionery store
on Broadway. the horse frightened
'at a car and broke the SHAFTS. which
fell down. Unable to control the mad
deped horse, Mrs. Johnson clung to
the relns but was unable to guide the
horse.
Taking tho ,idewalk a5oc. 100 feet
from ogilvie's store the horse gal
Hoped straight for the window and ran
It's head into Il Just as the D1ggy
struck telephone pole.
Both women were thrown to the
sidewalk, large pieces OF plate glass
falling on. them.
Mrs. Johnson sustained n sarained
ankle, while Miss sullivan was m
iured In the back by broken glass.
Neither Is seriously Injured
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-02

MPuERsoN,s DRUG STORE.

tiful story and Miss Woodruff in the
title role was excellent. Her tiny
statue, combined with her ability 20
change from the sublime to the ride
ulous at the most unexpected mo-
ment, gives TO her work light ani
shade that We might say Is even re-
freshing. The parts were all capably
handled and the production was a
pleasing ore. The speclalties were
all good, especially Keigley IN a COM
edy barrel Jumping act. They give a
matinee this afternoon: also one SAT-
urday. On Saturday night they will
give away one hundred piece din
ner set to the person holding the
lucky number. The orchestra is put
ting up a good selection of music
each night that Is much enjoyed. To-
night the play Is 1.-THE Government
Spy. comedy drama in four acts
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-02
SUPT. CHAMPIONS
CAUSE OF BOYS
Asks School Board for Shower
Bath at School,
Says Schools Need Supplies ana
Speaks About Teachers ana
Qualifications.
BOARD MEETING LAST NIGHT.

"sapt. John A. Carnagey, Cham
pion of the Boys. is a title won by
the new head of city schools. He clear
~ showed at last nights board meet
ing that boys should be given every
advantage, care not what the expense
be, in order to bring the best out OF
them. Boys had petitioned for
shower bath in Washington building
and Superintendent Carnagey plead
ed for them. He stated:
81 believe in spending money in
building up the city schools-not
reform schools - and peni-
teniaries. Let us give the boys every
means of cleanliness, every thing that
will keep them in school, and we will
train them up right. Make the schools
as attractive as we can for them, AMI
they will return Just as much for us.
Let's not turn them down on simple
requests and impede a growing ineli-
nation for schools. II athletics serve
to keep them with us, and are a
means of bringing out good, healthy,
sturdy boys, let's have them and
moreover every convenience for ath-
.etics, and the boys will do the rest.
There was loud applause from the
boy delegation present, a tribute of
respect and appreciation for the man
who had unsolicited, championedi
their cause.
Superintendent's Report.
AL
were absent.
Superintendent Carnagey read al
report for September. saying that
there was an increase in white
schools of 30 pupils, and decrease
OF colored pupils of S5 for the first
week Of school of 1907. compared to
the 1906 opening. He stated that the
present system of enrolling pupils
was "haphazard one." and would be
remedied at once. Also that several
janitors we're not capable of perform
ing their duties. having no idea of
cleanliness. Superintendent Carnagel
stated many objections to rules re-
garding placing pupils in different
schools. He dwelt at length on the
qualification OF teachers, and gave his
idea OF who should be secured. Su-
perintendent Carnagey stated that
schools are sadly in need of material,
such as maps, chalk and erasers, and
asked for acquisitions at once. The
superintendent cited several resigna-
lions and his appointment of substi-
tutes.
At this juncture he read a letter
from Miss Mabel Roberts, who is now
on leave OF absence for her health.
She is now in Denver, Colo. The letter
asked for leave Of absence for the
remainder of the year. She has been
a teacher in city schools seven years
Continuing his report, Superintend-
ent Carnagey recommended the rati.
dication of appointments to vacancies
made by himself. He also reported
organization Of cadet class for train
tpg teachers, with five members.
The report was received and fled
, Excuses.
Confusion of mind existed among
board members as to pupils bringing
excuses for absence. Superintendent |
Carnagey explained that each pupil is
expected to bring a written explana |
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Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Langstaff-O rme Manu-
company will, be held at
their office in Paducah. KY, on the
9th day of October, 1907.
H. w. RANKIN, Sec'y and Treas.
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"Are all these yours asked the
caller. EYES," replied the proud
mother of the four boys. "they are
all my chickens. Chickens" snortei
the bad boy in the next yard; mot
much they amt! They was all in
swimmin' this morning - Catholic
Standard and Times.