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The Paducah Daily Sun, 1896-11-09

The front page of 1896-11-09. 590 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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rt Itccn commcmornlcd but cover s a large scale rt This year the afternoon will be dc A ted to tree planting nt each of the bi school buddings There now dot thtmnrlous yards many thriving little trees thnt were planted on post Arbor days The high school yard seems to be the worst in the city and few of tlio trees lulve flourished on account of the soil which Is largely clay At other schools however few of the trees hno died except nt tho Jeffer Jefferson - son Jefferson building where all aro dead Rain interfered with the outdoor ex exercises - ercises exercises last year on Arbor Day nnd this is one reason why no elaborate outdoor programs have been nr rnnged Supt MclJrooin conferred with Presidont Lang of the board of ed education - ucation education this morning nnd it was de decided - cided decided to hnvo n proper observance of Arbor Day nt nil the schools

see us exclaimed Robert Roth child In Mnrshnl Collins1 olllco this nftcrnoon about 2 oclock nnd nt this juncture n pint bottle of whisky partly exhausted wns removed from Ids pocket after strenuous remon remonstrance - strance remonstrance on his part Rolhchlld nnd his comrade John Dcinpey nro umbrella menders nnd wero drunk on tho streets with their bundle of handles annoying n great ninny people They were nrrcstcd on lower Court street by Ofllccr Win Whcchs nnd when senrched nothing of vnlue wns found on their persons They wero ordered to tho lockup and ns tho ofllccr stnrtcd below with them Rothchild mndo another frantic grnb for the bottle nnd then sub submitted - mitted submitted

V r Monty Drawn Out in 1SJ Amiln Deposited in Hank LoulftMl e Icwt Tlio pauio of 18SM must be ovor at hist said Mr llishop of the German llnnk Saturday nu old lady brought to us for deposit n package of money containing 31900 It luul on it our stnnip with the date July 18 1803 uubroken She had drawn it then and put it away but after the election concluded it would he safer in the bank than elsewhere and so rot in nod the money in it original packagr duimTicatc dihd

Miss Prances Chnlln of llostou is in the city for tho purposo of organ organizing - izing organizing an educational extension soci society - ety society uudcr tho auspices of the Uni University - versity University Association Tomorrow nftcrnoon tho teachers of ths publics schools nnd all others who desire to join the aasoclntion will hold a meeting at the High School for the purposo of organizing Tho object of tho society is to tako

That Ixtru Session Frankfort Ivy Nov 12 A to tho dntc of tho uxtrn sosslon It can bo safely stated now on good au authority - thority authority thnt the call will be for Tues Tuesday - day Tuesday December I All this talk about tho governor uniting till ho nhnll hnvo been decided upon for senator is mere bosh Ilrndley nl ready hns the lend for the Republi Republican - can Republican uomiuntion

tho acrobatic feat of jumping out n window glnss and shutters to tho contrary notwithstanding May Francis Caldwell Isadora Herring nnd n few others of odifer ous repute seemed to be nfter tlio re recreant - creant recreant Doyle One had n poker and one a hatchet and according to Mny Francis Doylo hndn club nnd a knife but no time lie could conveniently dovotc to using them

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