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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
MARsA DEL Pillar slNUEs
We al lado de tn naujer.

We al lsdo de tn mujer.
-Pnes tiene eontento satisfechc con su genlo
Pero hjo piensa que todos defectos naeen de 81
caraser estos disculpables mo es buena! mo te
quere sl alma? sno vida pura rreprensbie Z?
-Tode basta compensar falta total de edu-
eac6n
ST. hijo sf ESQ sc corregra 81 ella quiere con.
venee de que obrs NAL
= Que Sc ha de eorrcgir! Va puede, aunque ella
quiera
-"Qnerer poder'', hjo mfo
-Nama, repuso Pepe, por Il hare 10 possible por ser
pruene iPero Rosario apura a paclencla mas
ejemplar! luego ella La rica pone en- rldl
culo, no fa1tar6 qnien olga:
--BieD esta pagando ambici6n el haberse ca
sado con una mujcf opulenta
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II Es posble que pienses ESQ, hjo o!-exclamo tr1s
4enente dona Benigna-iS aguno piensa asi, no mere
&c nj que te acuerdes s To e has casado con tu m
jer porque la amabas no por miras de interes
Sin embargo hice muy NAL en- no buscar mujer po
bre, va que yo 10 soy tamben
Pepe, sin anadir otra palabra, sc acerco su mujer
Pero madre conoci6 que aquella alma antes lie
de flores de aromas habfa brotado la primera raiz
amarga que deba dar mas amargos frutos.
- h!-pene6-Si mi hjo hubiera tenido la fortuna
de hallar para companera mujer de condci6n apa
icble con mas debdades ambos hubieran sido 6cho
sca aSi 80 lqnis1 sabc! ]
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
A 81.6O

u Do nneha 1tilidad, n s6ls pam
los Abogadps, Cortss Jrdisinlsa, xyW
tanientcs. Cornuraeienas = snpisa7m
do todoa los ransoa, div tanbidn para
los ccmereiantsa, induYtrialss y peYss-
nag de negoeios, 81 eoneslnient& Do lAs
Leyea de Puerto Rieo apr1b&das Per
las Camaras I'll Ccnse5o RjsSu&vs s1
a. nasado a71o De 1907.
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R9Iasan MoKOAA1L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
NOT rgClAS

En- la nueva division de los Distritos
EscOlares el comisionadc tuvo q bien ha-
Ger de Quebradillas y de Isabella un
distrito Escolar y no cont6 el Comisiona-
do con el conficto que tenia que sun
CIR.
La Junta Escolar de Isabella es repu-
blicana, la Junta Escolar de Quebradi-
Has es unionista, los republicanos de tsa-
bella propusieron como candidate a ms
pector del distrito I un republican,, los
unionistas propusieron IN unonista u
lei comisionado ampara do por la ley noll-
bro un americana para inspector de
este Distrito por dos meses
Manana termina slls gestiones como
inspector de cuentas Municipales, en- el
Idepartamento de Tesoreria, el contmen-
tai Mr. Harriott, que desempeno La mem
cionada plaza durante mucho tempo.
Sc dice que el Departanento de ms
trucci6n no lie permite la Junta Esco-
lar de Salinas aumentar NADIA a los
maestros, que siendo graduates deberan
|servir como rurales; pero creemos que
la Junta no transige, y cumplira como
buena. Asl 10 ha hecho la de Caguass
Sino Sc 10 perlniten en- el presupuesto
general, hagalo en- el adicionsl de que
ella puede disponer.
Ha sldo noanhrado inspector de es-
cuelas de Gales, A americana Alien
r. Hallok, en- lugar del Sr Torres que
pasa al distrito de Corozal y Nhoro---
Wis. ,s
Ha tornado possession de la ofacana de
Correos de Jayaya el senior Justi1ia-
NO Va8qafez.
Ha cansado grandes daiios a la,
agriculture camrnDS vecfnaleH der
Jayuya, Ia tornenpial lluvia de- estos
dias. Sc desbordaron los rios Gran
de CariIbos, inundando las lanurass
y Ia calle denominada "Playita. vaen-
dose en- inmimente peligru de ser
arrastradas por las aguas las casas siz
tuadas ALI. La -policiA, complesta de
los gnardias Santana, Rosario y Tok-
rres prestaron servicios. Los ca1ninos
de Mameyes y Coabey se hallan intral-
STABLES; los fr,ltos memories! totalmen--.
te perd1dos.
Sc ha vistO EN- la Corte de Distri-
to de Ponce, un juHcio civil en- recla--
maci6n de dailos y perjuicios, sienho
deHnandante el senior Sergio Torruella
~ demandado ell x-Superrntandens de-
Sanbdad doctor don Tomas Vazquez u
el Veteuinario de aquel Distrito senior
Elias Fernandez.
La reclamation es p0r unos caba---
llOS muer1mOsOs que fuerOu sacrifica~-
dos el 90 de Enero del amos pasado.
Ell departamento' de Instruction PHI
blica, ha aprobado las propuestas de
maestros de Las junbas escolares de
LoiZa, Cabo Rojo, Dorado, Lajas, Que
bradillas, Camuy, Salinas, Utuado, San
Lorenzo, Comerio, Cayey y San Juan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
LIT00RAIZADo Z DB VITA N II
Boletin MerCantil
q "A. Lyns Hijes - Pfrss Nssis
(Iibrs d gaStss d s1yis.)

EsCUDos DE PUERTO RICO e1andc
CODIHO MASONICO. elores tamano grande, {. 11O
DIsCURSO NOTABLE de Rivera
retrato del &.
'LLEVAME AL CINE MAMA, Arguinzon
fla MARPOSA", piano. por N6ksA
LAS DOS PALoMAS DANA subna piano. pos
Ndhe.. ........ !. ! - i. on
PLANO DE LA CAPITAL contornoe eclores e.
GIROS DE FELIClTACION Aho
gORPRESA PARA n1OCENTES en- coeres tasahs
I. ..rt., 10 ejsmpar.. = aM
TARJETAS PARA ANO prp para fecitsr en- los Hs
tados Unidos 10 eopas. 70 +,
AAPAR DE LA IsIA. eoore., 12x pugadae . eOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
Sc Y EN- DE

En- Ell poblado de Hucares Jurisdiction Naguapo
heoo rredo de terreno apposito soares mide
mas de cnco mil cuadrados ventajosamente sado
la cae de Espana ente del cual recibe saludabes
brisas
En- dicho terreno hallanse
chadas de hrro galvanzado adecuadas para vve
da otra para establecmento mecant para peonae
algibe de mamposter1a
Quien nterese la adguisicion de dchas fncas, puede
dirigirse
Sucrs. de M Lomba & Co.
:,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30

CerYen frruginosa J forfdCante de Hartung
(PAsTEURlsEE)
Cerveza ferruginosa V nutritiva
para personals anenas debliadas senvaeentes sehoas
que crian d pecho etc. ETC.
REcoMENDADA PoR LAS PRiMERAs AUToRlDADEs MEDIcos
UNCOS MP0RTADORES AGENTES PARA LA SIA De PTo RICO
CERECEDe HERElNos / c. sUcssoREs, d coLNADs
San Juan de Puerto Rice
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
Don Tomas Lamela

Para asuntos que interesan 4 la adj
ministraci6n de este diario, desearia-
mos saber la residencia del caballero
cuyo nombre encabeza estas lineas.
Ell senior Lamela fu6 empleado de la
colonia Aurora de Fajardo.
Tambien deseamos conocer, para
asuntos de igual indole, la residencia
de
DON JUAN CROSS
empleado que fue de la acreditada ca
So de senores Sucesores de Mayol Her
manos Y Co., de Ponce, Playa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-30
kA0lRESlA AEREADA ARTiRIL 1854
DEL, NJ. BLANCo

Con SD uso desaparece el ex-
trehimiento, indigestion, dolo-
res do cabeza, jaQueca, bills,
Aoado del estomago, en- general
todos los desarreg1os producidos
Or 81 esttmago E intestinos.
TARMACIA DE BLANCO
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
senator Lindsey Joins Church.

Senator William Lindsey has evhih
tied wonderful vitality under all the
circumstances and continued to i'm
prove all Saturday morning, giving
much encouragement to his friends
ing the newspapers containing oc.
and physicians. He insisted on see
counts OF his illness and sketches of
his career, and after reading them he
joked about II with those at his bed
side. He said, That's a pretty good
obituary but has lots Of mistakes as
TO dates"
lie has never lost consciousness or
been del!rious, showing that his men.
tai vitality is as strong as ever, but
he is very weak physically and I'M
able to sit up In bed even. The ply
siclans fear that his Improvement to-
day Is only the temporary increase
in vitality that usually presages the
final dissolution, for Judge Lindsay
Is too old to have any permanent
physical rally.
Senator William Lindsay spent a
better night last night than was ex-
pected under the circumstances and
IL somewhat improved. though the
physicians give no hope that the rail-
ly will be a permanent one. Another
chill and sinking spell like the one
he had Friday morning will be fatal
TO him in his present condition. so the
doctors say and all they can hope for
is to POSTPONE such a thing as long
as possible.
Senator Lindsay Is SIM conscious
and his mind IS as clear as Il ever
was. though be is extremely weak
physically. He announced to his
family yesterday afternoon that he
desired 10 join the Presbyterian
ch1reN before he died. His wish was
Immediately complied with and all
steps necessary to make him a mem
Der were taken, though Rev. ]. II
Ziegler. the pastor Of the church was
not in the city.-Frankfort Capitol.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS

PALMER-John G.. Orr, Princeton
George Meyers, Chicago; r. r. DOVE
ing. St. Louis; II. C. Showers, Louis
Vile; T c. Burlington. New York; X
G. Roberts, Philadelphia; e. j. Ed
wards. louisville; George b. Lyme
Crab Orchard; l.. z. McCabe, Prince
ton; r, NJ. Ryan. Philadelphia. i
BELVEDERE-J. A. Anderson, st
Louis; IN Couts. Springfield
Tenn; Thomas W Klapp. Cleveland;
l.. d. Owen Arlington; l.. y. Smith
Louisville; f. l.. Brummell. st. Louis
NJ. e. Scyster, smithland: Harry b
Fitch. New York; W. II. Blades
Nashville; Louis W. Bartlett, st
Louis.
NEW RICHM0ND-E. p. Fletcher
Cairo: Rev +. Young. St. Paul: +
Gent, Marion; c. Jacobson, Spring
field; d. w. English. Brookport; Geo
w. Dixon. Grand Rivers; w. l.. Nc.
Kinney. Melbourn; j. B. Peacher
Tampa, l.. w. Polk and wife, Dexter
Mo-; T. L. White, Cairo.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12

What wont some people do to at.
tract attention. Elizabeth Magic. a
Chicago girl, OF course, everything
windy" finds inception there. two
years ago attracted notice by advere-
Using to sell herself as a slave. She
now comes forth with a declaration
In which she pictures the servitude
in which she says the American
masses are living today.
Here are some of the epigrams
from the young wOman's remarkable
statement:
ut Is hell---to have superior edu-
cation and TO have to work for and
obey the commands of ignorance.
ITO have a sensitive and refined
nature and have to be forever brush
ing up against pigs.
ITO have an ear for fine music and
have to be tortured by street organs
ITO know that you can do some
things better than other people and
never have had the opportunity to
prove II. IS .ts I a
ITO hitch your wagon 10 star and
then have the darn star start on be
fore you can get into the wagon.
ITO long for little home where
YOU can plant and tend few flowers
and have to live in a littlee Sx1O hall
bed room.
ITO hang onto a street car strap
with IL bundles under your other
arm and see silver-harnessed bull
dogs riding in automobiles.
ITO pray for an angel and get a
devil.
ITO crave the society of clean. cul
tured people and have the janitor In
wife YOU to an amusement park.
ITO love the best candy and never
have any. 9 $40
ITO have these everlasting don't
worry and keep smiling signs star.
ing YOU in the face when you don't
know where your next meal Is COM
ing from"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
Kentucky Kernels

Condition of Judge William Lind
sey slightly improved.
Dozen masked men fire into resi-
dence at Maysville.
Louisville Horse Show opens In
Louisville last night.
Charles Beckett shot by Jesse
Barry at Lexington, dies.
Night riders burn barn of Ed
Johnston in Bracken county.
One killed and two injured in
mine accident at Mlddlesboro.
Woodford County Institutse will
be held at Midway. October 1915.
Masonic celebration .; Farming
ton attended by over a thousand
people.
Joe Barley who was accidentally
shot at FL Paso, Tex, formerly lived
in Lexington.
NJ. c. Rankin. commissioner of
agriculture, seeks next Republican
nomination for governor.
Leon Yendall. foreman of con-
struction gang working on interur-
ban road four miles from Lexing-
ton. killed by Dave Mcqueen.
The one hundred and eighth meet
ing of the Presbyterian Synod of
Kentucky will open Tuesday evening.
October 70, and continue to Is.
Tom Watts shoots and fatally
wounds Tilman Linger in coal mine
near Middlesboro because Linger
made insulting remark about Watts
wife.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12

lall the gravel pits 10 the vicinity OF
tthe work other bidders went 20 bid
on the work. but there was not any
place TO get gravel and consequently
the bids were high Not only has
VIII Yaucey worked this thing, but
Ben Frank did Il on the oaks station
road The ascal court tried TO give
The contract TO Frank, oyer Rudy
STREET. who appeared In court With
W. A. Berry. state Democratic COM
mltteeman. and Berry told the mem
bers their duty was 20 look after the
taxpayers rather than the contrac-
tors said Mr. Hazelip.
Tonight one Of the biggest crowds
Of The campaign g. expected at Mel
her while tomorrow night the de.
baters will be az Herndon's, where
another large audience is expected.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12

preached, and the outlook for 1910
IL so bright that It is impossible TO
give an account OF it that does not
seem to break through the bounds OF
conservative utterance. In the dry
goods trade, in spite of high prices
for raw products. the reports are OF
a notable widening Of activity. Even
the very poor report OF the cotton
crop has not detracted materially
from the optimistic feeling, for the
money value OF the crop will, in spite
of reduced yield, keep the south in
fairly prosperous condition. Rail-
road earnings during September
were remarkable. aggregating 1913
per cent. In excess of 1908 and SO
per cent. in excess OF 1907, when
comparison is made with ante-panic
The latest weeks statistics for New
York show imports of S17,916.51S
against $14,367G75 in 1908. and
Gee in 1907; and exports Of
against s11,653,O74 in
1908, and s1G,S47,355 In 1907.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12

ropinion Mr.. BarkIpy' had ficd sii,
against the bonding company for the
remainder OF the money due the
county. but he said a number OF the
best lawyers In the city had advised
him that the suit would only serve
the purpose 10 misload the voters be.
fore election. Mr.. Hazelip said Mr.
Barley, I want 10 ask you u yor
expect 10 try this suit at the present
term OF court?"
Mr.. Barley replied that he had
no power in making out the civil
docket and that only one week OF the
term would be held before the cleo
ton, but that he stood ready for
trial at this term. However he said
that he understood that the docket
for the FIRST week had been made out
already. He denied that the receipt
covered all shortages.
The building Of county roads vac
showed up BY Mr.. Hazelip, who ex-
planned to the voters that they had
not had the privilege of working ont
their road tax, but that the machine
had run in men from one or two dis-
tricts all over the county by his
knowledge Of events 20 come one
man in McCracken county has &C
cumulated a small fortune The law
prescribes that road work shall be
ADVERTISED for 30 days In every dis
tfiet. yet this man had received a
ZIP what work was going 20 be done
before the advertisements we're pub.
llshed, and he had gone and leased
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
OF THE COUNTY HOLD ANNUAL
MEETING TOMORROW.

Tomorrow at Lone Oak the annual
convention of the McCracken County
Sunday School association will be
held at Lone Oak. The convention
will be held at the Lone Oak Meth
cdlst church. and large attendance
IS expected. Many from Padueah
will attend the association.
The program is:
$3.50. Song service and devotional
exercises--Led by the Rev. W. j.
Naylor.
s:45. The Aim of This organi-
zation'--The Rev G. W. Banks,
president.
1000. Conference Of Sunday
workers, conducted by the Rev. r. c.
Gebauer, field secretary of Kentucky
Sunday School association.
10: 40. Adjournment for dedica-
tion Of Lone Oak Methodist church
by Bishop e. r. Hendrix, OF Kansas
City. Mo.
1880. Basket dinner.
1880. Devotional exercises-The
Rev. G.. T. Sullivan.
l:45. Report Of secretary and
treasurer-Miss Annie Jones.
$500. Report of field secretary
The Rev. w. f. Bourquin.
2;15. THE Efficient Teacher
The Rev. E. B. Lands.
$500. Five-minute reports of the
county department, superintendent.
S:30. The United Power OF the
Sunday Schools"-The Rev. T. G.
Gebauer.
400 Adjournment.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
STATE PRESS.
.............
James G. Utterback.

The Kentucky Bankers associa-
ton most appropriately chose James
C. Utterbaek as its president for the
next year. Mr.. Utterbaek Is cashier
Of the City National bank of Padu-
cab, and is one OF the ablest and
most popular bankers in the entire
state. His rise from the humblest
position in the City National to the
cashiers position, when yet very
young man, was phenomenally rapid.
but the good judgment Of the direc-
tory which thus promoted him has
been amply indicated by the re-
markable growth and popularity of
that institution since he was put in
this position. He Is not only a wise
and conservative banker, but has
been for years one of the most en-
terprising and progressive citizens Of
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12

Three young men from the tall
timbers came to Paducah this morn
ing with an idea that army life
would be just the thing for them
and applied at the local recruiting
station only to be rejected. One
was undesirable, the other failed TO
have the consent of his guardian and
the third lacked weight by 20
pounds.
The last young man was being
vigorously questioned by Sergeant
Kresky when reporter dropped in.
The countryman tipped the scales at
just 1870 pounds but his height was
all right for he stood six feet. my
young man." said Sergeant Kresky,
you will have to fatten up before
the army will take you" The young
man began looking discouraged and
after glancing around the room ne
made for the door.
you get on some more flesh, "
said the sergeant as the unsuccess-
full applicant was departing.
oil don't much believe / ocean, "
he drawled out, "but I-I-Tll t-t-try. -
Sergeant Kresky has an idea that
anti-fat would be a good remedy.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
HBZELIP CHARGES
NEGLECT OF DUTIE'
CONTINUED from Page ono.,


20 show the voters by the records
that their taxes had been mlsappro-
priated when time was called. Mr.
Barley made rousing Democratic
speech. and the Democratic candl
dates lead in the applause. Mr.. Haze
lip had the rejoinder Of Is minutes
but in that time did not take up the
issues.
In part Mr. Haselip said: Every
body In the county ought 70 be inter-
ested In the issues OF this campaign
expect to conflne myself 10 the rec
ords in the court house and other
places. am not making any hghi
on the Democratic party or any other
party and all / will have TO say will
be about the machine and gang
that have beeen running the affairs
Ia McCracken county. this gang
that has subsidized the Democratic
party for their own uses. The pee
PIE ought TO have a change OF admin
istration and | believe that | can
show you from the records the evil
results Of keeping this crowd In pow
ler. / am saying that this crowd Is
corrupt. and not that the Democratic
party has grown corrupt
This Is your county and your gov
eminent and by your vote you can
say whether the present gang shall
manipulate the county government
further. n you are satisfied with the
way your county business has been
carried on, vote for them again. II
you think that YOU have not been
treated right. II Is your duty TO vote
out the crowd
81 believe. gentlemen. that the dis
satisfact!on abroad in the county Is
but the breath and whisper OF the
summer breezes as compared with
the tornado Of rebuke that will come
back from the people when they
know all"
zone county officer stole for 12k
years, and while the report OF Prof
John d. Smith shows that he stole
$4,000. yet he says that Il might
be $50 600. ! contend that some
body at some time and in some how
10 responsible for not detecting this
theft. | say that the county officers
have not done their duty or this
thing could not have gone on with
out somebody finding It out. Mr.
Barley will say that he Is not re
sponsible for things that happened
before his election / am not charg-
ing that he Is, but II somebody had
been doing his duty while he was in
office this thing could not have hap
.pened."
Mr.. Hazellp explained how the
revenue agent advertised the property
on which back taxes were due. and
how the receipts began TO roll into
the revenue agents hands, showing
the taxes had been paid. Then he
said that the revenue agt At did his
duty, and brought suit In circuit
court to recover the money due the
state. Mr.. Barkley's name was
placed with the suit as attorney for
the people, but his first action was to
try and have the suit dismissed, and
he made a settlement with the bond
ing company In full for delinquent:
taxes and for all shortages that may
be discovered In his reply Mr.
Barley denied that the settlement
covered anything but the delinquent
taxes, and he alleged the fiscal or
county court had not been notified Of.
the bringing Of the suit in behalf o.
the county, although Mr.. VIII Hus-
bands at Florence station told Mr.
Barkley he had given fiscal court
verbal notice. -sf
Mr.. HazeIIp said 70 appease public |
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
Cold at Kansas City.

Kansas City, Oct. IA cold
wave struck here last night and the
temperature is PC. Great crop dam
age resulted. The wind Is making
il unusually hard on the poorer
classes. who were entirely UMPIRE
pared for Il.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
GETTING TOGETHER.

The Get Together" dinner at the
Palmer House tonight, of the Com
mercial club. should bring out the
entire membership in that laudable
organization. II will bring in closer
touch all those who are active In the
different lines of endeavor, and
should make for the good of the city
The keynote OF the meeting tonight
will be the future destiny of Padu
cab. There is no doubt that the
dawn Of a new and greater era for
Paducah Is at hand. and we must
"get together" to work The aver
age Paducah business man has always
stood ready at any time to contribute
OF his time and money to the general
advancement of the city, and we
know there will be no laggards in
the ranks this time. Cooperation
will make Paducah a big town yet
and the dinner tonight is one of the
first steps in a great scheme of CO.
operation the club has mapped out
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12
SOME STORIES s--g.
AROUND TOWN

Sawdust in the stall is better than
sawdust on the floor. according TO
Capt. Jake Elliott, at No. fire sta
ton, Tenth and Jones streets. Since
the new concrete floor has been built
sawdust has been spread over the
floor as a method of hardening the
surface slowly and during the night
the horses slip out of their stalls and
walk around through the building I'M
heard by the firemen. Several times
the firemen in the rear of the build
ing have been compelled to run the
animals back into their stalls. Cap
tain Elliott walked through the sta
ton one night and to his surprise he
found the horses standing under the
harness ready to go" Hereafter the
horses will be tied.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12

The popular idea, that the indians
re decreasing in numbers is dissi-
pated by the official figures showing
that there are more than 800, 900
red men in the country This IL an
increase in the last two decades of
10000. and is attributed to the gov
ernments constant efforts to uplift
the Indian to the level of contemp-
orary civilization.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12

Paducah and has done as much as
any citizen in promoting the gen.
eral welfare of that city. His leader
ship is generally recognized as safe
and his counsels wise. = few more
Utterbacks would help a number Of
Kentucky banks and build up several
cities -Owensboro Messenger.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-12

You bubbles" who are cross with
your wives should read that excellent
sermon Of Taft's delivered at Fresno
Sunday. There Is something in It
for you.