The Paducah evening sun. [volume], April 02, 1909, Page 3, Image 3

About The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929

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The games of childhood hare been
appropriated bj the O htiy Brother
shows which Institution will give
two ehowi herd Saturday In making
their performance ope of the great
est in4h9 history sf tha trained ant
mal 1 world J thong he Sports that
njanklml play > J In youth IB leap frog
Thlb game lie been1 tinght to a day i
a pony and a monkey and the way
these unlmale execute the trlcto will
mow the MHaJl boy that be has muth
to learn aboiit dwigame >
With ltte Tdiy uhd the dog the
leap frog rfckMira serious thing Dut
wHhJfeli6K I liliU I fin ntf4 tho
monk IB the clown for the occasion
The dog and tie t pony plat the gams
ncordlrig tt rules t Ut the monkey
raaTctfr his AI he COM along
Of all the < rck s the Gentry Broth
era oyor uttempt d to tench ariliriale
thin ono took 1014get They bad to
overcome the fear of the dog for the
I ponderous pony as he lacked xto be
Vp the caplne Them they had to
break tilt monkey from doing things
liable to sheet > the discipline arid
peace of mind with his playmates
Pers Vcfence a nd KlniJiiois1 how
ever triumphed a1 d as a result the
leap frog game baa beet pronounced
by the prert 10 bo thff most maivel +
pusrgver Jftught Iqwer animals
Another wonderful and entertain
h g jwrformance i with the Gentry
how Is the military company of
ponletji Twenty tour of these little
animals have been broke to execute
i a11 i the drill knq mwmmv
of dhe regular army The RO through
tho maze of the drill with rourvejou
perfection It Is conspicuous bocaiwe
the tUb pays no part Itf tho game
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COAL COMPANIBS
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SAID TO JH 1IttlUti0 TO COX
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Kxtcnsre Land IlirrliasrH Oho Dolor
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to 4IWi01PItepnwt7tfnthe I or
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Louisville April 2Thc extensive
purchase of coal lands In southeastern1
Kentucky by the Continental Coal
corporatlop of Chattanooga Tenn
lirti belief to the rumor of a consol
idation between that company and
the Sewanee Fuel and Iron company
That negotiations are pending for a
consolidation was practically admit
ted last night by John E Patton of t
Chattanooga who Is jn Louisville for
the purpose of tompletlng details lot
establishing a sales branch and retail
department here
Numerous Kentucklans are Identi
tied with tho American Coal band
company the holding company for
the Continental Cdul corporation and
It is practically certalte that unde
veloped coal ands near Plnevllle will
lfdpectiredtthln short time and
the cbiUfiany operated upon a large
scale
Mr Patton stated last night that
h Continental Coal corporation was
capitalized at fSOOOOO while the
American Coal Land company Is cap
tall zed at < 200OVT > The latter coh
cern 6htrols the lands where tie
former operates Its mines head
quarters arpreteut aril + ln Rim Boll
county and the two Highland Rim
mints were recently purchased Tlic
Black Raven mine In the vicinity olio
were secured In January The capa
ltyof hetllanfs If I hst mated dt lOdo
tone a day J
I Prom a reliable source Jt Is learned
that options have bt n secured on un
developed coal lands In llaHart Perry
and Breathltt counties and the coal
combination affectlnB the Tennesc6
companj aTid the l Continental In
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I which nranVKentU Iftuii Ire heavily
interested Is most likely to follow
The Secret of SUCCTM
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The rhott tot success wa1 given In
this tale told at a banquet
A Swede among the Miners in the
west was noted fur striking pay
dirt Ills fellows thought that there
must be some BecreTlo tn lfsuar kits
ccs of the Swede and questioned him
as to how be always sueceededlB And
lug the Spot where th6 oltf cropped
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anytanls bout 04ti answered me
t Ay only know dat Ay must keelson
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