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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
Blue Beard at the Library hall is
good.
Two good places TO go--Library hall
and home.
A 25c show for only lOc ut the II.
brary hall.
Go and see the Paul Revere ride at
the Library hall. 1t is great.
Mrs. C. w Thatcher and daughter,
Mrs Tarrant Sibley were In Troy Tues
day.
Ii. II. Allen is giving his residence
on West Main street new coat OF
paint.
George Schwab Is putting new
slate roof on his residence and store
on River street.
Mrs. William Stewart of Lyons st,
has gone to Stafford Springs, Conn.
to attend the funeral OF her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Randall who re-
Gently sold their place on Division st.
are moving this week to Pepperal,,
N. II.
Charles Frazier and wife OF North
street have been called to Stafford
Springs, Conn. on account Of the
death OF his brother.
Mrs Ida Randall has accepted po-
sition with Mrs. A. Buel Sibley Of
Union street In place OF Miss Lena
Bawer who has gone to Pittsfleld to
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Buel Slbley and
Mrs Frank Morgan accompanied Mas
ter lJaviland Sibley to Troy Tuesday
where he will undergo a slight opera
ton on his throat
A combination letter and package
mail box has been placed in position In
front of the Walloomsac Inn at Ben
nington Center. This Is the first box
Of this kind to be put up In the old
town.
About 200 sheep have already been
received and many more are to arrive
to stock r. Mcclure Peters farm In
the east part of the town. In recent
\ shipment four were trampled on and
killed on the way.
There will be regular meeting OF
the X OF =. In their rooms on South
street this evening. This Is meet
ing which was postponed from last
week. A luncheon will be served Of.
ter the business Is transacted.
The Jolly Six will hold dance In
SALISBURY next Friday evening. Wag
ons will meet trolley cars at North
Bennington and win carry passengers
to the dance free of charge. A large
delegation from this town are plan.
ming to attend.
The work OF cleaning the grounds
around the new Graves mausoleum In
the old cemetery al Bennington Center
has been started this week. A few
shade trees have also been planted
around the Mccullough mausoleum.
A flag sidewalk will be laid In front
of this building In the near future.
Mrs. A. Perham and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Harbour arrived home from
Albany Tuesday evening. Mrs. Harbour
has been an inmate OF the city hos
pital for the past few weeks having
undergone an operation for portion
tits some time ago She has improved
fast lately and II is expected that she
will soon be entirely we'll
The Bennington council, No. 307
Knights Of Columbus. will hold joint
exemplification of the third degree on
Tuesday evening, May IL. at eight o.
clock. The degree will be held In
Academy hall and will be In charge OF
State Deputy DR.. + III OConner.
There is large class OF candidates to
be initiated and many from out of town
are expected to be present as the annu.
al state convention will be in progress
here during that week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-29
Sees Failure Of Water Supply.

The depopulation Of the earth will
be brought about through the failure
Of the water supply. This Is the con-
clusion reached by the French geolog.
list. NJ. Martel. He has made careful
observations Of subterranean caverns
and says that the earth Is gradually
drying up. They contain, he says.
not only the secret Of prehistoric life.
inasmuch as they were the homes Of
men Of the remotest age. but also
bear indications OF the endless future
M. Martel has found proof Of a steady
fall In the level Of the water In these
subterranean depths, and from these
facts he arrives at his conclusions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-29
Lotus Eaters.

Lotus eaters. The term is not alto.
gether fanciful. since there was a
people to whom 1t was applied-a
Lybian tribe, known to the Greeks as
early as the time of Homer. Hero
dotus describes their country, and
says that caravan route led from II
to Egypt. The lotus still grows there
in great abundance--a prickly shrub.
bearing fruit Of sweet taste, com.
pared by Herodotus to that OF the
date. 1t is still eaten by the natives,
and a kind OF wine Is made from its
juice. New York American.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-29
Missionary Work.

80 you once lived in Africa. Sam?"
"Yas, sah"
Every do any missionary work out
there, Sam?"
"Oh, yes, sab! was cook for can.
nibal chief, sah!"-Yonke-s States.
man..
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
WITH THE CONFEDERATE
VETERANS.

Birmingham, Ala. June iO.-This
was another Interesting and busy day
for the thousands OF Confederate vet.
Grams and their friends I'm attendance
az the annual national oncampmont
Informal reunions were numerous dur.
Ing the day and the features of enter.
tainmont were plentiful The Battle
Abbey committee submitted It's re.
port this morning and ut noon came
the memorial services. which were OF
n most impressive character. Much
interest " manifested IN the afternoon
proceedings, which includes the re-.
ports Of important committees, and
also the election OF officers for the
year. When the business has been
disposed Of the early evening will
witness grand final parade under
the auspices of the Sons OF Veterans,
Hundreds Of additional visitors are
EXPECTED TO reach the city tomorrow
morning In time 60 witness the grand
reunion parade OF veterans, which
will be the last big feature of the
gathering,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
For COUNTY CLERK.

The Eagle IL authorized TO announce
Mr., s, w, buchanan as u candidate for
county clerk OF Brazos county, sub
icct to the action OF the Democratic
primaries July 20, Mr. buchanan was
reared In BRACES county, and Is prob
ably known to as many people as any
man in the county lie has been for
many years a citizen of Bryan and
engaged In the meat market and cat.
tie business.
Mr. buchanan IL well qualified In
every way for dlsoharging efficiently
the duties OF the office. being oompe.
tent, reliable and trustworthy, and ex'
perienced In matters OF business. He
has never before been candidate for
any office. and asks that his claims
be- given careful constellation at the
hands Of the voters, giving assurance
Of faithful and efficient service II
honored with election TO the office.
The Eagle presents the name OF Mr..
buchanan with pleasure.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
NEWS NUGGETS.

Speaker Cannon went home from
Washington In a deyil'wagon.
A movement against Governor
Campbell has boon started In Ellis
county
! A hot race Is expected IN the llth
congressional district between Con-
gressman Henry and would'be.eon'
gresham Hair,
!, H. Dismukcs, who died last week
IN Williamson county, was married
three times, each OF his wives bearing
him eleven children, making SO In all,
90 OF whom survive
uyalde IL to have street ears run
by gasoline
Galveston n going TO start month.
| ~ steamship line TO Panama and Ja'
maica,
The railroad bridge ut Hampstead
washed away Just after a train had
passed over a.
Mayor Gmnuth OF Temple IN con-
Quoting a campaign against cigarette
smoking and other Vices,
Caloasleu, the largest parish In
Louisiana has gone dry by a majority
of nearly TO |,
The administration IL boosting Sec
rotary Cortolyou for second place c
the ticket with Taft,
Corpus Christi ~ 20 have a broom
factory,
The State executive committee
made no provision for the expenses
OF the primary In July The only
chance seems TO be for the candidates
70 pay the freight
As result of present and prospect
i've conditions the Welding OF the Ave
Central American republics into one
nation Is predicted
In his address before the alumni of
the state university, Congressman
Morris Shepard said the Texans of
this generation of this generation are
devastating their forests and allowing
the floods TO sweep the soil into the
sea,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
BIG DAM is COMPLETED.

Phoenix. AriE., June tO-Granite
Reef diversion dam. an auxiliary unit
of the Salt river reclamation project
II completed and ready for opening
The dam II located twenty-five miles
above this city and cost approximate.
ly s25O,OOO
Tn structure, which II OF concrete.
is nearly 800 feet long. and contains,
including the masonry for the sluice
and regulating gates, about 10000 Gu
bic yards Of concrete. The Granite
Reef dam will divert all the water
used on both sides OF the river includ'
ing the storage supply from Roose.
Welt dam. which Il the chief feature
of the Salt river project About 1850.
600 acres of land IN the nolghhorhood
OF Phoenix viii be supplied with wa
ter diverted by the Granite Reef dam
and when the great Roosevelt, dam II
completed several thousand horsepow'
er will be developed and utilized to
pump water from underground sourc'
es to supplement the surface supply
and increase the irrigaht area by
$4,000 acres. The general elevation
Il the lrrigable lands Is 1000 to 1890
0eet above sea level.
4 The valley Is traversed by the SAN
"a Pc and Southern Pacific railroads.
which connect II with towns OF Art
zona. the Pacific coast cities and east.
ern fruit markets. The soil Is an al
luvial deposit OF great fertility and
adapted TO the cultivation OF a wide
variety OF crops, including those OF
the temperate and subtropical zones.
The lands are mainly IN private own
ership. but these are many large hold
ings, which must be subdivided and
sold TO actual settlers,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
LElrsR.wlLllAMs WEDDING.

Washington. d, c.. June i0-The
marriage Of Miss Juliette Williams,
daughter Of Colonel and Mrs. John II.
Williams. TO Mr. Joseph Letter of Chi.
oago and Washington took place today
at noon at the apartment OF the brides
parents. In the Connecticut
Owing TO recent deaths in the fam.
lilies of both the contracting parties
the wedding was celebrated with the
greatest simplicity less than score
OF people witnessing the ceremony
which was performed by an uncle OF
the bride, The only attendant was
the small sister OF the bride, Miss
Frances Williams.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11

Miss Fannie Marek returned to
Cameroa Yesterday after spending a
few DAYS with bryan friends,
LOST At College yesterday, plain
Roman gold bracelet engraved Der
tie Reward for return To Eagle
onioe
Misses Ida May and Roberta Grit
nth returned ia Dallas yesterday after
a visit TO Major and Mrs, Chr A.,
Adams
Mr. aud Mrs Alonzo Parker and
sister, Miss Myrtle Parker, were pleas
ant oaneers AZ the Eagle office last
nlght
A. A SANDERS and daughters, Miss
es nasel and Lucille, have returned to
lola after a visit 20 relatives IN this
city
Mrs, 4, H. Redding and Miss Matte
MAY Redding returned TO Houston yes
terday after a visit To Mr. aud Mrs
W, W Griffin
Rev, Nathan Powell Of Chappen
I'M who has been attending the A,
a NJ commencement, was In the city
yesterday
Mrs, a. G., Muuson at Angleton and
Miss Dorchester OF Velasoo left yes
terday after a visit To Mr., and Mrs,
lpo. NJ Lawrence,
{, q, Morgan, j r, aud w T, Jones
and } n Smith OF Reliance were In
the city yesterday after new press
Tor MI Morgans sin,
Thursday and Friday win be our
busy days at Wilson a nerden's
slaughter Sale OF Embroiderles and
l.aoes See their ad, at bottom of this
page, dSt
Mr. aud Mrs, Gus Street and baby
returned 70 Houston yesterday after
attending commencement as guests
OF Mrs Geo W smith,
Miss naisy lee was u visitor from
Wenhorn Yesterday Miss Daisy has
Just returned from the sam Hous.
ton Normal Institute at Huntsville,
Walkers Five and Ten Cent Store
win have special sale ON tlnware,
beginning Friday at ga m, Any arti'
Gle In show window fw ten cents 100
M, and Mrs l., H. MENDOZA, Little
May Gannston, Miss Rita Ruts and
Miss Louise Nelson, the latter young
ladies Of Houston, were pleasant call
ers at the Ragle office last night
W, n Terry OF the Honigan com.
munlty was In the city yesterday, Mr..
Terry SAYS boil weeyils are not as
lplenutul now ~ they were while
back aud while he does not know
whathO hecome Of them, he said we
are now probably between crops OF
the pests, aud they viii likely appear
again IN force, Mr. j. r. Smith says
the crop IL ahead OF last year ON hollis
aud hlooms
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
leeALa AND peRaoNALa,
RAI ID nNohAnAn1a

Mat AZ huohananR dlL
q, q, Walker visited Bdne yesIer
daN
W, q, cloud 81 Kuriep wac Ia the
ely YESTERDAY
0eerae akeins oeme W. from lloup.
ten YESTERDAY
Rev u, g. tHINp vt Martin is Visit
mn IN lhls city,
Miss olemmie Ward h yisitipg rel
atlyes IN hnnls
W. " aeners vt Harvey was In the
ely Yesterday
Mewm Chess ot Tabor was Ia the
ely Yesterday
N, n freeman vt Harvey Was IN
the city Yesterday
ed 10 nallaa yesterday after a visit
"a COMMENCEMENT
q, A. Menke at llempstead was In
che ely Yesterday
A. n CaJE iw pt Houston was Ia
the oiN Yesterday
n y leaea ot Walnut aprlpgs was
IA the CiN Nesterday
h, u, Peters Ut ateep lloOow was
Ia the city yesteNlNN
Rev, y A aeagCy lett Yesterday for
a visit ~ Ortmes county
n g. rumok and llal Moseley 70
turned W nallap Yesterday
Mr. aud Nrs A. h. DUNLAP at Mint
oaN were la the city Yesterday
M and Mrs u J hatey arrived
hom Calvert Yesterday Ton u visit
n n aoNh continues seriously M
a. tho faulty home south vt hryen
hob rreNt has been M the past
week, aud IL attn unable 10 be cut
Nv aud Mrs, y II fepaN aud
Misses Wor,NiAH,on aud irwin RETURN
H. aWtNiNme aud A. T. buchanan
VI haNey were IN the city Yesterday
Wanted Secondhand safe, must
@ a NarsaR ARMY to M NJ sms,
iM,
The New MaNa ribbon oomN Tor
the pOmpadouH 0O0 AZ Coulter Mem
day, leN
MI and Mrs. 4 u, rate vt Harvey
oalled OA the Hagle while In the city
yesterday,
Rev, wilhelm at rlenlersvOle ar
rived yesterdNy and IN the guest ct
Rather 0lelssNeH
/. ", Tdee, who has been here re
oeN,N IN the employ vt Aloneo Garter,
lett last Night tOr w. Worth
Read about Wilson \ perden's Lace
and Embroidery SLAUGHTER Sale In
their adj bottom OF this paee dSt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
ELECTED ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Mr.. H. c. Pittuck. who has been here
this week from Dallas. attending the
A. 4 NJ. commencement. has been
elected assistant director OF the oX'
pertinent station OF the A. q NJ. Col
loge of Oklahoma, and will enter mp.
on his duties July /, Mr J. H. Con.
nell. formerly OF the Texas A. & NJ
College. recently entered upon his du.
ties as president OF the Oklahoma A.
q NJ Mr., Pittuoh has since his grad.
uatlon held important positions with
the Texas A. a NJ, and the Louisiana
agricultural college at Baton Rouge,
and is well qualified for his new po'
sition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
Mr.. ROGER Q. AsrlN rNrERrAlNs

one OF the loveliest social Affairs
OF the commencement week was The
dance given last night by Mr. Roger
o Astln at the Elks' parlors. compli
montary TO members OF the house par.
~ entertalped by Mr.. Astin's mother
Mrs. O. n. As,ln. during commence.
ment, the party including Mlss Heard
Miss Nina Heard and and Miss Eliz.
ahoth Harrison OF Mckinney, Miss
Bessie Scale OF BenChley, ani
Mr. J. Ed Rhea Of Mckinney a
Houston orchestra supplied music and
about seventy.fve couples were pres.
ent. Mr.. Rhoa and Miss Nina Heard
led the grand march. Punch was sers.
by Missen Lila Adams, Dorcas Parker
and Madeline Hanway
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
WILL vorE ON PROHIBITION.

The state democratic executive com.
mittee at its meeting In Dallas deci.
ded to submit both the question Of
state prohibition and that of local op-
ton TO the voters In the primaries.
In other words man may vote for or
against the submission OF an amend.
ment for state prohibition, or for or
against laws looking TO the better
ment of the local option system,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11

The Eagle learns that Mr. TssR,
Bate, Jr,, has been employed TO SUR
vey the district IN the Brazos bottom,
which will be affected by the proposed
thirty miles of leyee on the Burleson
county side, and he will begin the work
Monday, determining the area in
which the election will be held. This
work is preliminary to appearing be.
fore the Burleson county commission.
era, and asking for the order for the
election,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
MISS ROOSEVELT A BRIDES.
MAID,

New York, June i0.-St Marks
Church, West Orange, n. j., was the
scene of fashionable wedding today,
when Miss Georgiana Harding Farr
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r. u Pow.
ers Farr of this city, was married TO
MIR. Fletcher Harper Slbley, of Roch.
ester The church was crowded with
the wealth and fashion OF New York,
Rochester Washington and other
cities. One OF the brides attendants
was Miss Ethel Roosevelt, daughter
of the president
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11

a. Ebdd dJ will Removal Sale
AEmnoih oyTo in Our will
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11

We invite you 10 call at our store
or ring phone ass when in need OF
anything In the grocey line We have
choice brands OF canned goods, the
best -four and packing house products,
and pay particular attention to keep.
ing a fresh up-to.date stock and sup.
lying all orders promptly. c. e. Bul.
lock a Co. 1853.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11

Prof c. n. Alvord Of the A, q N. Col.
leoe Commissioned TO Make Pur.
ehases for the Government.

IT
Prot c, H. Alvord OF the depart
ment OF agriculture OF the A, 4 NJ.
College, on late visit 10 San An
tonic carried out n commission from
the government NJ Washington TO
purchase a herd of dairy cows for the
hospital service In Panama, where the
canal work IL In progress. The cat.
tie were brought and shipped TO New
Orleans In charge OF Mr., Roy Royal
Of College, Prof, Alvord left College
for New Orleans yesterday and Will
so to Panama TO deliver the herd 10
tie government authorities.
Mrs, Alvord and other members OF
the family left to spend some months
IN Chicago,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11

The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethel
community will give an Ice cream
supper on Friday night. June 18th. nj
the residence OF Rev. g. A. Foster.
Benefit Buckner Orphan Home. Ev.
erybody cordially invited to attend,
d2t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-11
RoYETT q MYERS FOR lNsUR.
ANCE,

We write fire. accident, live stock
plate glass and boiler in nothing but
best companies. Office phone 200.
Residence phones 1873 and 257, u
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
PRESIDENT WILL
LEAVE MARCH Is
ON AFRICAN TRIP

New York. Nov. 3.-The Times
says II has learned from an excellent
authority that President Roosevelt
plans to leave New York March IS,
nine days after the Inauguration, for
Naples. via Gibraltar, where his
steamer DIS due on March %. Besides
his son, Kermit, who will take photo
graphs of big game in Africa, says
the Times, he will be accompanied by
a professor from the Smithsonian In
stitute, and an Official from the navy
department.
From Naples Roosevelt and party
will go to Mombassa, via the Suez
canal and Alden, sea journey OF sew
enteen days, including stops.
So far no arrangements have been
made for the six months the party
will spend In Uganda province. be-
tween the coast and Port Florence.
On Lake Victoria Nyanza the party
will embark for Entebbe IN Central
Africa.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
PLAINTIFF NAMES SISTER.
Daughter-in-Law of Authority on
Divorce Seeks Separation.

Boston. Mass, Nov. S.-Mrs. De
Lana E. Bishop, of Cambridge. filed
bill for divorce from her husband,
Charles S. Bishop, in the divorce court
at East Cambridge last April, and Il
did not become known until today.
Mrs. Bishop names her sister, Miss
Eva S. Froleigh, of Brooklyn.
A peculiar feature of the case Is
that the respondent is the son of the
late Prof. Joel Prentiss Bishop. whose
works are the standard legal author
ity on matters of marriage contract
and divorce. When the case Is
brought to trial the works of the re-
spondent's father Will govern the pro-
cedure in the case.
Mr.. Bishop Is president OF the
Bishop Publishing company. which
deals largely In the works Of his
father
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03
Daughters Of American Rev0-
luton Present Shaft Thurs
day Afternoon.
Prominent Citizens and Society
Leaders Take Part.
HISTORICAL GROUND Is VISITED

One OF the most interesting social
and patriotic events this fall VIII be
the unwilling next Thursday OF the
monument erected by the Illinois
Daughters Of the American Reyolu-
tion at Fort Massac, In honor of the
memory OF General George Rogers
Clark. The unveiling will be done by
Beatrice Chouteau Turner. great
great-grand-nieee Of General Clark.
The Cowllng will take Paducah ID.
A. X. chapter and return at . o'clock.
The program Is;
Assemblage called TO order by the
chairman OF the Fort Massac commits
sion. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
Prayer-Rev. T. ID. Latimer.
Metropolis band
Address Of Welcome-Hon. d. w.
Helm.
Secretary Of State. Jas.
A. Rose.
Address--Prof. J. c. Blair.
cor the University OF Illinois. SUI
perintendent OF improvements and
development of park and cOnstruc-
ton OF monument)
Illinois" sung by Mrs L. Z. va
ger. Oak Park. III.
Pressntation-Mrs S. w. Jamison.
Estate Regent OF the Virginia
Daughters Of American Revolution
copy OF TIE original OF the commits
SION from Patrick Henry. governor OF
Virginia. TO George Rogers Clark.
when starting on the Illinois expedi-
tion)
Presentation OF Monument to the
State-Mrs. Charles " Hickox.
Estate Regent OF Illinois Daughters
OF the American Reyolution.)
dwelling OF the Monument-Be Beat
nice Chouteau Turner.
(Great grand niece of George Rog-
ers Clark
Acceptance OF the monument-iIon
Charles 5. Deneen.
Governor State OF lllinois.)
Metropolis band.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03

VOTE IN CITY AT f:3O.

Hennebergers- Registration, BAG;
vote in national election 115, i'm pri.
mary, 80.
Plow Factory Registration, 40;
vote I'm national election, 90, pri.
mary, "a.
Observation-Disclosures, 3Oi; vote in
national. 2Oi; primary, 1874.
Warehouse - Registration, 161;
vote In national, 93; primary, SO.
Rogers - Registration, 354; ma.
tional, 221; primary, 1914.
North Side Court House-Registra.
ton, 275; national vote. 1872; pri-
mary, f41.
5. =. G. II. No. 2-Registration,
2I2; national vote 15i; primary, %.
5. >. c. II. No. 1-Registration,
200; national, 1926; primary, -.
Gallman's- Registration. 455; ma.
tional, 337; primary, 1870.
Savage's - Registration 442; ma
tional election, 1886; primary, 2O2.
Schmidt's - Registration 292;
vote i'm national election. 179; pri.
mary. f.3.
Glauber's - Registration 1913;
vote in national election, 146; pri-
mary, f0f.
Buffers - Registration 22O; vote
in national election. BOG; primary,
I15.
kirkpatrick's - Registration vote
in national election. pol; primary,
1870.
Yancey's - Registration $50; vote
i'm national election. 1O4; primary, 10.
DiegeI's = Registration, 360; vote
in national election, 25f; primary, 81.
Fire Station No. p Registration
100; vote i'm national election, f29;
primary. az.
Chalk's - Registration 2Of; vote
in national election, 1855; primary,
100.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-03

With the opening OF the real
hunting season, but two weeks
In the future. Paducah amateur
nimrods already are cleaning
and oillng their favorite weap-
ons before taking to the fields.
On November Is the open sea-
son for quails, squirrels and rab-
bits will begin and continue un-
Ill January l. From the reports
from the Purchase there will be
good hunting. as the quails are
more plentiful this year than in
some time. IL has been reported
that a few hunters with no re-
spect for the game law have
been out with dogs and guns.
and despite the heavy penalty
have been hunting.
Nine months have passed
since the Paducah hunters have
had a chance to go through the