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J i 1 t a ttta un ii- t 4i 1 VOL X NO 38 PADUCAH KY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1903 1 A YEAR DUNCAN IS DISMISSED Hoard of Safety Declines to Accept Resignation A Big Sensation Promised at Louis vlllo Hallrood Onset Compromised DEATHS IX OLD KENTUCKY i Louisville Sept ITho board of pnbllo safety today declined to ac copt the resignation of Dr Etna Dun can luporintendont of the city hospit al and dismissed him summarily Dr George B Jenkins waa placed in charge temporarily Miss Alice Gaggs superintendent of tho hospital training school has been H 1removed without a hearing awl with out charges having been mado against her Tho biggest kind of a soniatlon jiromlsed as n fight has been on fit sorao time between tho board of safety and tho management of tho hospital OASES COMPROMISED Frankfort Sept UTho suits of the state to recover reorganization tax wero compromised by tho Southern railway tho Mobile and Ohio tho t Naihvillo Ohattanooag and St Louis and Tennessee Central They pay the tax and five per cent of tho judg ment In addition as a penalty DKATIIS IN TUB STATE r LonlsTlllo Ky Sept 21Mr Gil bur Cfttsldy ono of the loading crimi nal lawyers of Northeastern Ken tucky dltil suddenly of apoplexy at his horr0 near Flominesbnrg While en tonto from ilattshurg Mo to visit her daughter at Ellea btithtown K Mrs Jemima Thomas L died suddenly In tho passenger depot at Guthrin Kv HE WILL LIKELY DIE Johnnie Poe Shot With Flo Ijert Rifle Ho Was Taking tho Weapon From a Rack Wnen It Was OIl t charged A STRUCK IN TIm HEAD q 1fI Johnnie Poe ago 13 years adopted son of Farmer John Woods who lives about A mile and n half from Pales J tine church on tho Metropolis gravel road shot himself through tho heal j lest night accidentally nUll will proba t tblydie fibtt bort rifle from a rook when It was ao r troklontally discharged tho ball pierc ing the temple and lodging in tho 4head Dr Holland of Grnhamvillo was snmmonol and worked with the boy tho greater part of tho night but thinks the wound will provo fatal The unfortunate youth lived hero 1 1fora time and has a blind sister In the I Home of the Friendless His parents aro both dead and tbo slitcr Is tho IIt Itonly living near relative r g rDIOK POORE BETTER Tho condition rf Richard Pooro today iis rmuch better He passed a good nlgLt last night and was much improved to day Tbo knife wounds will bo roo dressed this afternoon TIlE MARKLTS VUKAT moil tow CLnw Sept l 741 Decn T17tl Iola Coal 431Dteb OATS r r I8t 37 31 lq- t 311 Cqrrcm Sept It 3J II e4 II to Octn 96J g43 944 NOvl 94e 937 9-3sllrcr 939 94- 1i 934 HIi IC HMJl tr11 nt11 L 11 N tool Pql 991 I J Apo Pun tap iTi 871- U 8 r7i a t- 7Ytl1 mil 6J 6J i- ru 1 THE TICKET NAMED I Republican Mass Convention HeM This Afternoon Mr Jeff J Read In Nominated for Mayor of the City of L Padncah A LAIUJK CROWD PRESENT The Republican mass convention at the city hull thl afternoon to norm nato candidates for municipal otllco was ono ot the largest over held in Pa ducahL L Bobont was made chairman and C W Morriwcathor secretary A committed on rules anti order re ported In favor of making nominations for various offices from mayor to asses sor first and leave the lonnls nomi I nees to ho mado later by committee subject to the action of tho convon tion Messrs Oicar Stark Joff J Road and Sam IJcn lon were nominated for mayor Mr Stark withdrew and upon a voto being taken Mr Reed was chofou as the nominee for mayor and tho nomination was mane unani mous No other nomination had been made at press time I A telegram from London Kyltah that D 0 Edward has decided to be como a candidate for Congress in tho Eleventh district for tho unciplreJ term of the Ute Vincent Boreing Ho is a member of tho Republican state Campaign Coraltteo W R Black of Knox county and II 0 Cole Mayor of Barbonrsville aro also mentioned fur tho place Judge II C Faulkner Another prominent Knox county man is under pressure to be come a candidate Tho Democratic city committee of Padncah mofts this evening at Chair Ulan Caldwollfl office to take up the contest of Mr J Henry Smith against Mr M W Johnson for tho Demo I cratic nomination for city treasurer It li understood tho committee can do cline to grant a contest if it dooms the allegations iniuffioirut or unreason able and there it talk of overruling tho motion for a contest Mr N M Url preiont member of the Rood of Alderman at Louis yule and formroly of Paducah has declined to offer for reelection though strongly urged to become n candidate for Park Commissioner Tho Republicans of Louisville have arranged for a rally to take pUce on tho night of October 6 at the Auditor I nut TilE FATHER WON WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS DE OIDED THIS MORNING A writ of habeas corpus for tho ens tody of Olair Browning aged fi years was decided in favor of thee father Sol Browning by Circuit Jndgo L D Husbands this morning It seems that tho father and mother Ida Browning separated some timo ago and tho chill was being cared for by its grandmother at Greenville Ky It camo down to Padnoah on a visit to its father and the mother who also lives hero sent and asked that it bo al lowed to visit her and tho child was sent She then wanted to hoop it and tho writ of habeas corpus was to do oldo which was to havo legal custody of It tho father being victorious DaRby Martin represented tho father and Moss t Moss tho motbor HEDGES HOME MADE A GOOD SHOWING FOR THE FIRST YEAR Alonzo pledge tho Padnoah twirler has returned homo from Mil waukee whoro ho pitched tho latter part of the season in tho American Association Ho won seven out of twelve games and had an enviable TOO trd for an amateur who is a first year out man He has been reserved he says for next season Both Milwau kee and St Louis want him but Mil waukoo has the cinch and will retain him ITHE AMERICAN CITIZEN MUST BE PROTECTEDABROAD Chicago Dally News Inllnn of Turkey Snr Sam better seed a YArIJp to Chlrnao LOCAL MARRIAGES Mr Clarence Wright and Miss Katie Hedges to Wed Well Known Young People Marriott in Paducah Last Evening Tho marriage of Miss Katie Hedges of this city and Mr Clarence Wright formerly of this city and now of Lou isville is announced to tako place OCt tobor 14- Miss lodges is tho daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Hedges of South Sixth street and is an attractive young lady Mr Wright is a messenger for the American Express company running between Louisville and Fulton lie is a son of Mr and Mrs Joseph T Wright of Nortn Fourth street and is popular in Paducah which is his na the hone Tho couple will reside in Louisville Mr Charles W Mitchell mate on the steamer Woolfolk which is now doing transfer work for the I 0 rail road anti Miss Augusta Littlojohu woro at 730 last night married at tie First Christian cbnrch ttnv W II Pinkerton officiating Both ire popu mar residents of tho city and they have many ricotta to extend congratulations Time ceremony was attended by several friends of tho couple Miss Ethel Maxwell a stenographer in the office of Oliver Oliver of this city and Mr John F Lnftns a popu lar young machinist of Henderson wero married this afternoon Tho bride is an attraactivo young lady with many frineds who wish her much happiness A FOOT MASHED J E Smith a blacksmith employed in tho local I 0 shops accidentally lot a hoi piece of iron fall on a foot this morning rVl mashed tho member badly ho in jury was dressed at the hospital IT IS A SURE GO i Paducah Amateurs to dial lenge the World Tbo Match Will Bo at Live Birds on October 19 I Members of the Paducah Gun club today announce that tho arrangements have boon completed for a match shoot October 10 in Paducah at tho club grounds at Wallace park betweon two members of the Padncah club to bo se looted later on and any two other am abuts in tho world The challenge has been issued through tho sporting papers and it la expected that in a few days answers will begin to come IinI The match will be at 100 live birds for a purse of 1100 n man or f400 in all and will doubtless provo of unusu al interest Tho moot ore of tha local club who are to shoot against all com ors havo not ben wl looted but the Messrs Starr aro tho most favorably mentioned ALL A FAKE NO BODIES TOUCHED IN COUNTY GRAVEYARD Undertaker M Nanco today raado a trip to the county graveyard south of tho city to investigate the report that bodies of paupers wero buried in such shallow graves that tho hogs woro rooting them up Ho found that there was absolutely nothing in the report Not n grave was touched and ho took along an iron rod and sound ed them finding that the coffin were all properly buried A resident of tho neighbornhood when asked stated that nothing was known of it there except that one night some ono buried a cigar box near the road and tho dogs scratched it up and made way with the contents whatever it contained HOT TIMESI- N COLDEST WEATHER WITH Harts Hot Heaters Hart Buys Heaters for Heat Economy and Durability Consequently more heat can be obtained from the same quantity of fuel than any other line Large homes heated last winter for five to eight dollars by Harts Heaters This is what HART calls ECONOMY in the true sense of the word Your home can br heated for the same money The DURABILITY of an article is its life The vital portions of some of Harts Stoves are war ranted to last five years GEO O HARTt SONS Co FOUND A SHORTAGE Trusted Employe of the Express Company Suicides An Alabama Postmaster Gets Into Trouble A Fire at Dy cribnrg OTHER TENNESSEE NEWS ITEMS EXPRESS COMPANY EMPLOYE SUICIDES Nashville Tenn Sept 24Wil liam S Mills money order clerk in tho local ofllcoof the Southern Express company was found dead last night in a room in tho Waggoner hotel with an empty morphine bottle br his side Mills appeared at his desk Tuesday morning as usual and a little later a traveling auditor of tho company came in unexpectedly to check up the books Mills almost immediately complained of indisposition and left the office since which time ho had boon mining Investigation of his books has reveal ed a shortage of something less than 200 Ito had been a trusted employe of the Southern Express company hero for more than twenty years A GREENHORN POSTMASTER 21Auldrewago postmaster at Opp Ala While serving as Uncle Sams agent in that capacity Mr Wallace read in tno pa pore of the bribery that was going on in the postoltlco department at Wash ington and ho forthwith proceeded to write to Postmaster General Payne and offered him the sum of f50 if Mr Payne would have him appointed poet master at Andalusia Ala This was a bettor ofllco than the ono held by Mr Wallace Ho has been removed from tho office at Opp and placed under a bond of 600 for his appearance at the next term of the United States court at Birmingham STATE SENATOR FINED Chattanooga Tenn Sept 24ln criminal court State Senator J Walter Peak was found guilty of assault and battery and fined t2f10 Senator Peak was indicted for felonious assault on tho person of tVllnamnI Dnwling last April Mr Dowllng was sitting in a drug store when Mr Peak came up bnbind him and hit him several times about tho head and shoulders with a heavy stick causing injuries which kept him in bed for somo weeks The cause of the affairs was n published cud BlBDod by Mr Dowling in which he compared him to Judas Isca riot for his action in defeating a bill authorizing this city to issue bond in t tho sum of 700000 for tho purpose of building a waterworks plant FIRE AT nVERSBURG Dyor bur Toxin Sept 4Tbo residence of Mrs Montio Foster near tho college in this city was destroyed by firo Tho contents of the house also were consumed with tho build- Ing Miss Maizy Foster camo near being hemmed in by tho flames in her room upstairswbere sho was sleeping and escaped with difficulty Tho pro pert destroyed was worth 3000 and curled insurance of f2000 REFUSES TO EAT Nashville Tenn Sept 21Mies Lula Onnninghamslayer of Mrs John E Wilson now positively refuses to eat her food and for 24 hours not a morsel has passed her lips The jail ollloiala have tried in every wayto In duct her to eat all to no effect Tho grand jury indicted Miss Cunningham to lay for murder in the first degree K L T CLUB WINS Olarksville Tenn Sort 24 Clarksville turned the tables on Lou isvillo yesterday Uoavor pitched effective ball while Akers was knock ed out of the box Scoro rhoClarksville 0 11 6 Louisville 6 10 5 Batteries Doaver and Holmes Ak ers Odwoll and White SUIT ON ACCOUNT A suit was filed in circuit court to day by Gaar Scot company again t 0 N antt Evelyn Harrison to secure an alleged balnunoof 189875 on notes I L WROTE LAST CHECK K And Then a Prominent YOHBC Man Suicided A Destructive Blazo Ii Reported From BeaumontTexas A KILLING IN ARKANSAS BLACKMAILED TO DEATH Now York Sept 24I send you herewith tSOU This is positively the last money I will send yon I will not lot you blackmail mo any longer II This together with the torn frag monta of a check is said to be the toil of a letter which has boon pieced together from bits discovered in the apartments where John D Kilpatriek wealthy son of the late David Kilpit rick of Beatrice Neb was found Monday shot through the heart DIe case had begun to look like ono of mar der but it is now thought that tho fink theorysuicideis correct and that Kilpatrick killed himself to escape hiii tormentorJ Lambrio stepfather of tho dead man declared that sensation y developments may grow out of the affair He is quoted as saying Wo know the woman to whom UM letter was addressed She is a yoaac married woman the more mention of whoso name would cause a aU in Now York city as she is known M a member Of ono of the most prow nont social sets in tbo city Wo know enough now to convince ns that mjr stepson committed suicidehh I have learned another letter and another check aa4 sent thorn to tho woman I do net know the contents of the other letter t OIL FIELDS BLAZE Beaumont Tex Sot 24A sire broko out in tho Shoestring district of tbo Sour Lake oil field and raged toe three hours before it was brought tu der control For a time the cntfro field was threatened the buratini pipes and tanks with the dense velrumes of smoke making the scene one of wild excitement Twenty derricks were destroyed together with pumping and drilling machinery No reliable estimates at this time cap bo placed on the low but it will asgrogato many thousand of dollars Following in a list of tho heavta lossesii Tho JackscnTobin Oil company Bottle Bryan Sinclair Quay Beet R L OoxW B Sbarpo W S Brick Davy Croofccit 011 company and the Texas company TRAGEDY IN ARKANSAS Llttlo Rock Ark Sept 24 Thoav as Linton aged 55 30UII shot aad killed his wife near Hector Pot rconnty with a doublebarrel shotRcx The couple had been married 35 yean and had seven children Linton we drinking and camo into the hones whore his wife was lying on tho bed and after sitting on the side of the bed and talking to her torn short time wont into another room and got a shotgun When his wife asked his what be was going to do with the gull and told him to pat it up he told her be had the gun to kill her and that he was then going to tabo her lifoa 4 then shot her twice Jealousy was the cause of the tragelyII COOLER WEATHiR QUITE A CHANGE IN THE TBMf PERATURE IN TillS SEOTION There has been quite a change la the temperature since yesterday = TIe drop began last evening anti while there vVas little difference in the minimum last night and the preview night there has been 17 degrees differ 1 ence today Yesterday tho highest j r was 89 and today it was 73 seventeen degrees cooler J The Indications are for cooler J weather tonight and tomorrow with fa a light frost tonight L L Attorney D II Hughes wont to Princeton this moral g on ballnea t r l I A HAPPY HOMEIs where health afcomd With Impure blood there caanol 1 fee good health With a disordered LIVER there cannot be good blood t Tolls Pills revivify the torpid LIVER and restore to turtural action A healthy LIVER means 5 blood ti Pure blood means health Health means happiness Tyke ao Substitute All Druggist a For tale by all druggists ILLINOIS OENTRAL RAILROAD EXCUR SION BULLETIN TIle WInol Central Railroad Oo aonnoea reduced rates M follow Bet Springs Ark every Wednes day aad Saturday until September 30 til 10 for round trip Rood returningr lei SO days Chicago III Sept 26th 27th and SStti 11088 ror round trip Rood re tatalng until Oct 6th account Chi freago OentonniaL fii ISOii til Oct Silt account of Oonvontion 1Ikotberhood of St Andrew San Francisco Gal Oct 8th toI 17th l1i8 DO for round trip Rood returning until Nov 30th account ofI American Bankors Association Owensboro Ky Sept 10th to 2Cth inclusive one fare pins 25 cents for round trip good returning until SeptI 23th acaount state fIIrMarion Ky Sept 20th to Oct Mil one faro and a third plus 25 cents for round trip on the certificate plan good returning until Oct 8thuc count M E Conference Richmond Ky Sept 24th and 25th one fAre and a third plus 25 eonts for roam trip on the certific ate plan good returning until Sept 89tb Hocouut Kentucky As ooiutirn Mexican War Voternni Lancaster Ky Oct 2nd to jlhII coo faro and a third plus 25 ecus iort round trip on tbo n rtiflcntu plan good returning until Oct inth ncnnnt WomanV Christian Teiupormico Union ofKentuokrJI Louisville Ky Sept 33ri to 25th t one fare and n third plus 25 ot ht for round trip on the certificate plan uood returning until Sept 3Uth uconnnt Rebokah State Assembly Memphis Tenn Oct 7th to Uih eau fare and a third plus 25 cents for I round trip on the certitictttti plan good returning until Oct 13th no count Mississippi Valley Mvdical As aociatlon Union City Tenn Oct 6th to 8tn one faro and a third pins 25 cents for round trip on the certlflontH pUu good returning until Oct 13th ao eovnt Tnnnosiee Christian Missionary Convention Uarbondalo 111 Sept 23rd to 25th- ese faro for round trip good return lag until Hept 20tb account Southern Illinois Soldiers and Sailors Reunion Eddyvllle Ky Oct 14th to 18th ftaa and oatsthird fare for round S rip good returning until Oct 10th liMwaat Lyon County Fair 1gt Louis Mo 4th to 8th one first lass faro plus 35 Dent for round trip Reed returning until Oct 13th ao eEBt St Louis Fair Irtxlagton Ky Oct 36th and 27th 4 sae fritclaw fare plus 85 oonts fur raid trip good returning until Oot Nth account Grand Lodge Knight of rytaias J T DONOVAN Agent Turkpeaoo by promising Btlgarla reforms and a measure of Mtenomy for Macedonia The in nrxeDtl are preparing for a wtnte tjuapaign by removing non oowbatand- I a ioprevent their women being csptnr ed by tide Turks babwribe for The bun t1r- L1 INVADE NICARAUGUA The Soldiers of Spanish lion dnras Threatening Mrs Maybrick Will Bo Rich When Released From Prison SAFPE TO INVADE NICARAGUA New Orleans La Sept 2Ad vices of thp expected invasion of thoI Nicaraguan republic by soldiers from Spanish Honduras to enforce thet countrys contention that Nicaragua in giving a concession ti a Pittsbnrg Pa syndicate granted rights on terri tory which belonged to Honduras reached this city via the America steamship Breakwater from Puerto Cortes Spanish Honduras Las t month a commission headed by Gen eral Ordonoz was sent by Bouilla of Spanish Honduras to Oa Graoias to notify the collector of the port there that if the Nicaraguan re public did not recognize contain right claimed by Honduras along tbo Wanki river separating Honduras and Nicar agua that war would be proclaimed by Provident Bonilla The customs officials and military authorities at Cape Urgplul lacked the authority to set in accordance with Honduras request so General Urda nez and his colleagues returned to Tegooigalpa warning tho NicaragfJani to be on the lookout for an invasion provided the Hondnrians rights were not rojpeotod President Zelaya on being notified Immediately garrisoned CapeUraoias Unless an amicable settlement of the boundary dispute is effected there is a strong probability that war will be declared MRS MAYBRIOKS FORTUNE New York Sept 34 According to tbo statement of her lawyer Daniel S Decker Mrs Florence Maybrickwben she comes out of prison in England will enter heir to about 7000000 While her mother the Baroness do Roqnes lives Mrs Maybrick will be dependent on her bounty aa tho es tats must bo held together but on her death it will become the property outright of Mrs Maybrick- Tho hearing that was to havo been heM today bvfuru Referee John H Judge at No 29 Broadway was post paned until October 6 to askftU no oonntiiiiz of the two trustees of her gnuidmoth TB relate Daring islnko Holbrook was associ ated with OjrtM Field in the laying of the tr iHAtlnntic cabin mid when he diet wa + 011E of the richest teen III he math Ii MJ his entire fortune to his daughter wtoo innrrieil Win II Gbnurlhtr with the reversionary Inter est to tier IllIn barr who inurriod MiiynricK of Norfolk Va suit Livurpool Kiiulaml For the HlluRHti mentor of her bus biimt MM Mttybrluk was snutenod to death whioti HunUmco was afterward couiiuuted to imprisonment It was uunonncHd a short tine site that Mrs i Mnvliriok could 11Illllill8tJll from pits on in 1104- SALKOH GRANT HOMESTEAD Gnlt rut 111 Hoyt 24 Brigadier General Kredtriok IX Grunt ais broth ire and hifltirs wish to deed the Grant houient nd to thU city as will bo shown by the following letter to Iaa e F MoWeIt probable that any of my fa titers family will Hvur again live in Galena My two brothers having lo cated in California where they have ostablishpit homes my slitter anti tam fly being in tbo east and IB Euulaad and I being in tae army it is not likely that any of us onilditn will ever go to Galena to live Tnis little boose which was the faoiut of my father and mother is of soma interest as a historic relic and I b lieve would be of interest to the peo pie of Galena I wish you to consult the mayor of the oily and lot me know if it would be possible for me to deed the property to the town which could keep It as an butorlo relic You know that the citizen of Galena pre sented his house to my father In 1865I just after the Civil war and he and my mother took a great deal of pride in owning this property and WH his children do not wish to sell it but would like to have it prrtrrvedi and bavo it the property of old Jo Uavie a county for whom wo have the warm tlt recollections and among whom we passed many happy days If you will lot me her from you on these pniius you wilt greatly obliged yours truly FREDERICK GRANT The city will accept the building and It probably will bo converted Into a hospital EXPEDITION IS SAFE Edgartown Mass Sopt 2aAu thcntio and favorablo news from the Zoiglor expedition which is exploring tho Arctic regions is contained in R letter received by Mrs Edwin Coffin from her husband Captain Edwin Coffin in command of tho expedition boat America Tho letter came byway of Hatnmorfest Norway under date of July 2C sad in tho course of it Captain Colin rays There Is a vessel right ahead and I will send this by hor to you I canto up to the ice the 14th and have been trying to find a lead in the ico over since Reached tho shores of Nova Zombla last night at 3 p m and then turned back and will welt to push In tbo ice Longitude 4580 latitude 76 82 This is tho farthest north I cnn got now without going into close ice I am well and so are all hands oven the dogs I am afraid wo wont Ret through until quite late as It is a bad year for ice I have just written a Everythingfind the America a fine eaboat It ON PANAMA TREATY Washington Sept 2The state department posted the following but lot in The department of state this Wed nesoay afternoon received from Min later Bcanpre at Bogota a telegram dated September 22 5 p m stating that since the introduction of the pro posed laWin regard to tbo canal treaty and its tifrt reading there has been no discussion of the measure in the Oo jorabian congress and that the situs tiotl it aaobanged TO SUPPORT MARBLE WORKERS Chicago Sept 24Sixty unions having a membership ofnearly 0000 affiliated with the Building Matqria Trades Council will according to Secretary Dentsob of the council sup port the Marble Workers union against tho effort of the National Mar ble Dealers to maintain open shops Action pledging support was taken at special meeting of tho council PRESIDENT FISH WILL ARRIVE IN PADUOAH TOMORROW ON INSPECTION President Stnyvosant Fish of the I 3 railroad and several other ollioUls wilt arrive in Paducah tomorow morning about C oclock on a special train from Louisville President Pith will rennin oVtr lore no longer than is nneosjixry to change ancinos Ho is pnrcmto north From the eastern terminals and will JP to Cairo via1 the new Cairn exton Sinn HA is on n regular iniimction tour but does not spend roach time at- looal terminal making his Inspection uf tie tracks und rOt beet principal ly Mn U P Lunn has recovered after a short fllnefB YES OR NO r PADUOAII PEOPLE ARE KE- SPKOTPUfY ASKED TO AN HWEIl THESE QUESTIONS Is those anything in the evidence of ones spnlea Ii there anything lathe testimony of ones friends Can reliance be placed upon the statemont front people we know Are tho opinions of local citizens of any greaton moment than thOM of strangers Would you sooner tullove people living in soma far away place than olti zen of your own city We thinlsuotiI For home proof can easily be investigated J 0 Roark of 1037 South Fifth street says I do not want it understood tha T ns Kidney Pills pro cured at DntR Gos drug store have radically cured me of attaoVr of backache but I have been benefited incalculably by the treatment rue er expoot to be free from kidney oon plaint for I haro suffered ezcraoiat inely when tbe attacks wire at taelr height I could not stoop without paincnuld not straighten after stoop lag without twinges net often war nntibb to turn in bod without aotual ly groaning Any remedy which gives the relief that Deans Kidney Pills i hive givers to mo deserves the endorse muj4t of the public Vnr sale by all dealers Price CO nuts FosterMHbnrn Co Buffalo N Y sole agents for tbo United StatII I Rrnicmb the nameDeansandL- use nc surstitato i CARDINAL GIBBONS Has Returned From Jlis Trip to Rome Ho Speaks in the Highest Terms of the Now Pope Pius X ANOTHER AMERICAN OARDlNAt Now York Sept 24Cardinal Gibbons has arrived on the Kaiser Wclhclm tier Qroseo Tno cardinal will remain in this city a guest at the homo of Mrs Kelloy of Brooklyn until Friday when he will acooin patty the delegation to Baltimore To the Passionate Fathers tho card- Inal brought a special blearing from Pope Pius X in response to the nice sago of love and congratulation wont to tho Popo by them at the tune of Ills electionOf new Pontiff the cardinals spoko in terms of the greatest onthns iasm Ho said that the choice of the conclave had been most happy from an American viewpoint as Pius X was deeply iinterested in the development of the church in this country and was singularly familiar with Amerl can institnions The cardinal bad several lengthy interviews with the Pope regarding church affairs in this country Tho cardinal was not Inclined tet discuss the1 probable policy of the new papal reglm but said that no null cal changes in American church ad ministration would ensue Ho sail that one of the first steps taken by Plus was to inttrnot his noting score tary of state Mgr Merry del Val to provide for an extensive exhibit of the Vatican treasures at the St Louis Exposition Ho said the exhibit probably would comprise some of the mag nificent jubilee gifts of tho late pont Ill and a number of rare historical manuscripts and maps from the Vati can library relating to tho early settle mont and mission work in tho Louis tans Purchase Territory mOle of which was penetrated by Catholic missionaries within a quarter ofa century of tho discovery of the conti neat Asked about the possibility of an other American cardinal being ap pointed Cardinal Gibons answered There will be another onrdinnL ft would not surprise me to see the num ber of Araericau carlinuls augmented in tho near future Rut there li nlxc lately no truth in the cabled stntuinnnt that tho Pope purpotes to oruato a pratriachiate for the Occident The statement Is riilrnulnne JUDGE CAMPBELL Will Act as Special Judge at JlopUinsrille Judo Cook Will Be Dn y Campaign lug and Cnnaot Sit Frankfort April 2 Judge Cook tho regular jprfgo of tta xCbriitian cir onitt court having notitle tho trover nor that ho will not be ablo to attend the sitting of the Christian circuit court beginning nest Monday the eovarnor has appointed JUIIRO James Oampbollof Paducah as special jndee of that court Judgar Campbell mar rIed in Christian and will be among his old friends there a I YEARS A DYSPEPTIC R II Foster 848 South 2d St- Salt Lab Ulty wrci I have been bothered with djaptpaia or indigestion toll 91 yn tried many doctors without relist recent I Rot a bottle ol HODbllLl One battle cured me I ass now tapering orTaa tbo looond I bate ooonunonded it to my friends it ii nrlaff them tx OOo at DuB u- Kolb and Oo S1AU WRECK FREIGHT TRAIN STRIKES A PILE DRIVER There WH a small freight wreck at Newborn last night but little damage Is reported done A freight train bumped into a pile driving apparatus and derailed tho latter Traffic was not delayed long by tbs accident Mrs Robert Qarlh of Union OltyI Tents Is visiting her sister Mn v11 0i Bweatman Lh SCHOOL SHOES FO- RSCHOOL I I CHILDREN jl III I yIOU needsomething in this case thatII I will wear something that 1 minds the weather I We have it Our Boys and Gus Shoes are the strongest conceivable and we guarantee their durability We have them to fit any feet and at all prices every one an honest value ice LENDLER LYDON The people who save you money on every purchaseI I S i There is Land Still Left in the Northwest And the Northern Pacific Ijas n new und Verv Low Rate for Colonist nnd Ilornescekers in effect from September 15 to Novcinlier 30 1903 This gives farmers a god chance to go liomcseeking after crops ne harvested or any others who wish to move into the grinsting teeming improving Northwest to visit itnt Uifling expenseThe valleys in time Northwest good for grain hay fniits root crops for tnixfd stork or diin fanning inr irrigation or not us one wishes are ftllIl al ug the Northern Pacific or its branch or cone cling lines Tht growing thriving towns are found tin re too IIt bi a great cnuntty Call on any N P RJtnt b r rtie anti details iidrmati11 or write to Chas S Ire Ormral PWHngtrAI in St tPjuil It inn = 1 I A POINTED FACT fS ABOUT CLOTHING Ymr houxht will s on Mini to full oliiiig wi listen to Wt n moinmt I tif th bixgtti stackof goods I evtr 1It IIts nplee with nil the new ilmiK rind I want YOIi to see then Tailor Made is the Cheapest J Rst nonsense abont not heiiit able to buy tailor iiiinle clothing Just drop in and Ill s K n convince you ol thit Ii Iiw J DICKE J I h IIIIU + 1I1I1UI11 II t+iI++ IIIIUIIII l tKfrM II I 1111+ tt WHEN YOU GO FOR A RIDEt1t Yon want a nice looking turnout and a good uoing horse Thats half the pleasure of such an outingff r Go to the Tully Livery Co 4th Court and you can always get an 1 uptodate rig h+ 1 1 II 1 1 1 I I I H ++ f++++M H IIIIIHI lHt44MM4tI ++jH u t eseeeeseeeeeeH J Arenz G B Gilbert Paducah Commission Coi INCOlttOIIATYDn I109 Broadway Phone 117 Deiirs n Suk Hoivis Grant li sions and Cotton Orders executed tor cash or on margins Lccal Securities Itougut and bold t Reetence CiHzens Savings Usuik I etseyySSIyye IW1 THE DOG AND HIS SHADOW I I1h1elms rum aChom Mrnl Wim Mulrii A lop bearing in his mouth a piece of meat that he had stolen was crossing a smooth stream by means of a plank Looking in he saw what he took to be another dog carrying another piece of meat Snapping greedily to get this as well he let got of the meat that he had and lust it in the stream t4 tost4C CIGAR MEN ARE INDICTED ACCUSED OF SELLING BRANDS UNDER COUNTERFEIT LABELS Lancaster Fa Sept 24S R ROM manufacturer of cigars in Lan caster stud his factory manager II S Ryder have been indicted by th n grand jurIttwo indictments twin g found agaitut enohfor manufactur t tag and soiling cigars under counter foil labels and trademarks nil of the brands bolng celebrated and nod by owners of Imported llarana gomU Ono of tho brands was Manuel Uarcia and one was It La Carolina i thio 1 llavana GominuroUl company Anoth or waa Henry Clay II bolonring to the Henry Clay and Rock and comp ny Ltd L CROUP e eymptomII snoozing sore throat hot urn quick polio boarsnens and impeded respire t lion Oivn frequent small doers of Rallards Horobontid Syrup the child1 will cry for it and at the tint slen of a croupy cough apply frequently Dul lards Snow Lnimont externnllly 1 to tho throat 60o at Donor Kolb and Oo 1 1 TOE VOTE MISS JKSSIE ROOK STILL LEADS IN TilE CONTEST The Rod wens committee again conn tod tho vote for Princess last night and tho result is as follows The voto in tho priuaons contest as counted last night is as follows Miss Jossio Rooks 203 Miis Nauoyo linker 1U4I Miss Mao Davis 185 Miss Louise Uutznl 182 1641fiI Uiss Maggie Williams C Miss Laura Saudurs 31 V Miss Lillian Rudy IB t ales Hannah Potter l Miss Frances Tempest Horndon C Miss Milliken I Miss May V Patterson D RAISED FROM THE DEAD O W lanIUIt Porter for the Oriental hotell Ohannto Kan says I know what it was to suffer with neuralgia deed I did and I got a bot tie of Mallards Snow liniment and I was raised from the dead1 I tried to Rot some moro but before I had do posed of my bottle I was oared en- l UrolI I am tollin du truth too 35o boo and 1 at DnBois Kolo and 00 e Senator Phut fu discussing tbe d marorallty contest in Now York pre ii dicta that Congressman MoOlollau will1 develop great strength though ho doess not predict his election over Mayor Low Eleven convict escaped from a r guard at a railroad camp in Arkansas Throe of them were recaptured t1NNMMSSSd ill i666 I PRECSRIPTIONS I f CARKIULLY COMPOUNDKD AT SLEETHS DRUG STORE 9th and Broadway Both Phones 2081 i tr wNsurIhMNiNttl kat t a OPPOSING PKOHIBITION FIVE HUNDRED TEXARKANA- OITIZKNS PREFER TIm OPEN RALOON Tcxarkana Ark Sept 34 About COO persons mostly voters including practically nil tho business mon on the Arkansas sldo of town met iin I mans meeting at the Miller county courthouse and with only nix dissent lug votes ndoptud resolutions condemn ing tbo efforts that are being rondo tto inaugurate n prohibition of the liquor j traftlo on the Arkansas elite of town One of th t resolutions road Resolved That it is tho sense of this meeting tbat should the Prohibii lion campaign bo successful the re sult would prove a calamity both mo ally and financially from which it would tko years to recover and theI U IIs our Used conviction that tbo open saloon under proper control is mnoh preferable to tbo olind tiger in any form II A HUMAN OSTRICH POSTMASTER AT MOBILE SAY HE SAW WIUOHT EAT OAR PUT TAOKS AND OUT GLASS Washington Sopt 24A controver sy in iu progress between tbo members of the civil service commlsilon and the postmaster at Mobile Ala con corning tho i loutlty of thohnman os trlob who heads the eligible list of the Mobllo postolllco Some timo ago the name of Loo W Wright human ostrich who heads the eligible list on complaint ot Post matter Marker who said that Wright was fond of glass tacks brass watch chains scrap iron wire fencing broken chain and small change as a dally diet end that his usefulness to tho government would bo considerably im paired thereby The commissioners at tint agreed with Mr Darker out lit lier Issued a statement that a mistake had lean mado and that the pore discriminated against was tbo wrong Mr Wright In a letter to the commission Postmaster flanker indignantly controverts this statement Instating that bo know a II human ostrich when be sees one and that the right Mr Wright bait eaten a light luncheon of carpet tack p out glass anti piano wire in the post mauler pretence ROME BURNED UK FOOTER THRELKELD SUS TAINED HEAVY LOSS AT TOLU t The handsome residenoo of Mr Fos ter Tbrolkeld overlooking the Ohio river At Toln was destroyed with nil Hi oontonta by Ore Monday night 1The loss is about f3000 with no in inrance Only two feather bode wero saved and the family had a narrow ee cape with their lives Mr bad Just a fow henry before left homo for Evansville Ho is a heft brother of Jailer Tbrolkold of this place and hag many friend here Smithland Banner It 1la rumored tbat Prince Obing hai asked Minister Conger to soonro tho intervention of the United States l the Mancbnrian complication Subscribe for Tbe dun ACCIDENTALLY SHOT Prominent Young Man of Trigg County Killed News of Interest From Fulton May fields Citizens Ticket SOME OTHER STATE NEW SENATORS NEPHEW KILLED Cadiz Ky8ept 24 Thomas Cre Bhaw Jr aooidentally shot himse while out hunting near Roaring Springs and died from the effects 11 was climbing a fonco when the acel dent occurred tho charge striking him in the left breast Ho was seventeen years of ago and a nephew of former Senator 11 O Orenihaw PROHIBITION PETITION Danville Ky Sept 2iA petition submitted to the county judge of Doyle county by the whiskey people of Junction City has again been turned down on the grounds that the law pro vidcs that an election of this chars tor cannot be hold thirty days hater or thirty days after a general election HE CONFESSED Fulton Ky Sept 24 Marshal1 Robcrson made an important capture of a thief yesterday Ho arrested Will finale alias Williams on Main street Santa robbed hie bedfellow Frank Johnson of 110 while the latter was ailoop Ho was searched anti the fl stolen bill found in tho inside band of his hat and confessed BEAUTIFUL GIRL DIES Oweniboro Ky Sept 24 Miis Bno Watkinsdanghter of Mr and Mrs Phil T Watkins died after an tunes of two mouths Sho was ono of the moat beautiful young women in tho auto and was a social favorites where over eau was known Miis Watkins was taken suddenly ill while one vie wrpe brought hams- f3ENUERSON GROCERY COMPANY Henderson Sept 2iTbo Hender son Grocery company filed articles of incorporation The Incorporator are Prod U Frarscr F N Frayser and Mary K Frayser Tho capital 5100 is f50000 divided into 600 shares bnsiueSee October 1 of the present year CITIZENS TICKET Mayfield Ky Sept 24The indiI cations art that tho citizens ticket hero stands a good chance ti win over the Democratic nominee in November Early in too summer candidates were named on that ticket and among them was Mr J II Boawoll deceased His placo on the ticket was to be flllod a mother in a few rinse It lies been rumored that R II Gardner was not going to stand to bo voted for at the November election as a candidate on that ticket but so fur ho one not given too citizens committee any notice to bat effect The device has about boon selected and agreed upon It is to bo n pair sca os evenly balanced which is to mean own handed justice to Cll AT FULTON Pulton Sept 24Mrs Charles Stephenson ago about SO years diedI at sot homo northeast of Fulton from consumption A husband and two children survive her BITTEN BY A SNAKEIMayilold Ky Sept 24A young man by the name of Stamper was bitten by a poisonous snake and for some timo was in a very pre cartons condition Doctors after working with him for some limo uvived him r GOES TO NASHVILLE COLORED RAILROAD MANI READY TO PRACTICE LAWI John Long colored who has been an otnployo of tho Illinois Central hero resigned yesterday and will leavo today for Nashville to pracatice tllaw he asys Long has hose studying under two local attorneys for throe years and has kept his plans quiet not sued his mo etoral intimate friends learning of his studios Ho IU the first colored latyer to be turned out by Padncah al1 though there have been a few hereinI recent years 4Mr Claude Johnson of Pine flint I Arkl returned homo yesterday after visiting hero V sal SURE DEATH TO Cockroach Rats Mice Water Bugs Croton Sup1111 11111other vermin STEARNSELECTRtC RAT AND ROACH 9PASTErotkroachedrlvcrathousetlema aura death a these pests IfnlIsees not do all that It claimed for It 2oiboi25c hotel alas 16 01 =100 or sent palllSturm Electric Paste Co Chicago Mil OHEVALIER ARTURO MARESOALOHI Tho oelebrated baritone who nccom panted Mme Patti and Albnni under the management of Abbey and Oran will come to Pailncab and sing in tbe concert to be gives by Dire Soottold at itbo theater on the 20th of September Among tho most distinguished foreign artists who has made Chicago their jpermanent homo is Oheavnilor Arturo Mareicalohi of Bologna Italy Ho ii a baritone of splendid verve of rare dramatic talent of pure artistic adap tation for every kind of music and with n repertoire which embraces all methods and schools ranging from Kerdi to Wagner 0Ho sang for several seasons in Italy Spain South America in all tho prin cipal tbeqtors with such artists as Patti Albnni Molba Frandin and Tamagno he accompanied Mmo Patti iin three of her concert tonne through tbo United States and unite recently ho achieved great success both in ope ra and concert in New York Olnoin uati Philadelphia and Chicago where both prcssand public applauded with enthusiasm his great impersonations of Rigoletto Tonic In I Pagliacoi and of Alflo in Oavallorim Built cana tI Slgpor Marcscalcho will sing in Pa dncah selections from the grand ope n Venlis Otolli Leoncavallo Pagliacoi and Barber of Seville Rossini with Mrs Pchofleld SERVICEL s Any person desiring to submit a proposal for tbo performance of screen wagon service at this city for the con tract term of four years beginning July 1 1004 and ending Juno 30 can obtain from the postmaster upon ap plication a copy of the advertisement anti a dank form for proposal Pro posals considered must be delivered at tbo office of tho second assistant postmaster general postofllco department Washington 0 by 4 p m Drcoin yacs 1 1903 A SOCIETY QUEEN WITH HOITY POTTY AT THE KENTQOK MONDAY Eliznbetnb Skoor Manning sold to be a niece of Daniel Manning who was a member of President Cleveland oabi fact will appear at Tbo Kentucky Monday as A member of the Hoity Tolty company Miss Manning so her management says was a leader iu Washington social circles But iu npito of her social success Miss Man Wing tired of too round of gaiety and become enamored of tho stage Her success in amateur theatricals suggest ed the step which led to a life entirely different to the out she bad hitherto known ayNEW STREET OAR SCHEDULE Night schedule for the street cars hereafter Iii as follows Cars will leave Broadway and Fleet streets for Dossotts station on the Broadway line and for the Trimble street division at 10 1080 and 11 Po m and Fourth and Broadway for Union station at tho same hours The Jackson street and north end division of too Row Uudtown lino oars will stop howev or promptly at 10 Patrons please note PAD CITY Rf 00 KENTUCKY P03TOFFIOES Washington Sept 24Tho Post offlco department announced that rev Kentucky postofflcei had been ad vanood from too fourth class to the presidential class Tho office with he now salaries are Horse Cave flOOO Junction City fl100 Sturgis 1100 Presley B MoObesney and Rise Mo Ohesuoy wero appointed carrier and substitute respectively for the rural freo delivery route nt Princeton Ky t l lONE QUESTION And Its a Fair One Why Should You Buy 7JnIT iAM017S SUOEFORHJffxShoes when there are hundreds of other kinds on sale In other words why should you pass by all others and choose QUEEN QUALITY Thousands of women do justii this thing so there must be a reason for its WHAT IS THB REASON 1 JUST THIS 7lzeLfIIAfOQS SUOffFOR NEIV Gives you what every other shoe affords and one better i c- AN ACCURATE FIT Try one pair and be convinced We are role agents Have you seen our fall showing of womens 1150 and 203 values IN MISSES CHILDRENS AND BOYS DEPARTMENT We are showing the best and most varied line in city soc to 100 in childrens JIOO to 200 in misses and 100 to 200 in boys All departments full of new goods T f Rudy Phillips COT T W None Genuine without the above Lllene and Signature DR WINSTEADSI LAXFOA Laxative Phosphate CURES CONSTIPATION COMPOUNDED OF THE BEST KHOWH PHOS PHATES AND HERBS IIII THE MOSTNACCEPTABLE FORM For the Cure of all Stomach Troubles such as HABITUAL CONSTIPATION DYSPEPSIA BILIOUSNESS SICK HEADACHE SOUR STOMACH HEARTBURN ALL KIDNEY LIVER AND BLADDER TROUBLES And all Ills caused from Indigestion and Constipation It acts gently on the Stomach Kidneys Liter and Bowels cleansing the System thoroughly and permanently I outing Djipfpuj Indigestion Habit nil Conitipation Colds all Aches and Pain that i the human system Is heir to lliid Dilation Foul Stonuch Torpid Liver and Sluggish Dowels As Good for Children as for Older People MANUFACTURD ONLY BY THE S H WINSTEAD MEDICINE CO INCUItrOIATID PADUCAH KENTUCKY U S A PRICE SO CENTS 22j cpeoplekldneWhenyou Tte seat of nearly every disease Ii the liver the kidneys or stomach and when lj mUdjItsL gripesuGENERAL BLAO SMITHING JMBestjFIRSTCLASSi sprng wagons aellipri- wagonl on Installment payments No 319 Court St J V GREIF Mana l r rk tljc l1abucal Sun IAFTERNOON AND WEEKLY IV THE SUN PUBLISHING CO INCORPORATED c ran If PisitiH President and Editor cDWN J S Arrow OoneralMinsesr SUBSCRIPTION RATES tined at the postoffloe attoduoah f Ky M second class matter r TilE DAILY SUN fh earner per week 110 By Mill per muuta In ndYuoca 4- Q8J mil per year In advance UI THE WEEKLY SUN sane rear by mill postage palc1IOOAd- dress THE SUN Iaducah Ky URIc UK South Third I TELETHON No aSP Chicago Office 1t 8 Otborne In charge loo TittMue Building t TM8 MUM CAN U WOUND AT VU fOUOWllfO races K B Clements ft Co Vas Colin Bra Palau House THURSDAY 1903 c REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET leer governor OoL Morris B Eel Jkaapof Louisville For lieutenant governor J B Wil kM of Boyd county For treasurer John A Black of trbocrville Far auditor George W Welsh oft IBTillO i Far Attorney goaend Jndgo W M t Beekaer of Winchester WeIr secretary of stateJ 0 Speight C Gnref county lee aperintendent of schools Liv aftrtOQ MoUartney of Henderson For oommiasionen of agriculture Uearge Baker ot Mnhlenberg county lee clerk of court of apoeali J A Kewman of Monroe county e COUNTY t Per representative Earl M Haze- n1aduah BLEOTION OF 1899 W S TAT IpLOB 193714 WM GORBBL 1V1331 JOEUX YOUNG BROWN 13140 CIRCULATION STATEMENT AIIgI2117 Aug t821051Arg3 2113 Aug 19 21- 20AC42U8 Aug 20 2126 at22w41172145 Aug 24 2106 Ang8 2141 Aug25210-3tt t02I32 Aug 26 2124 A g 112129 Aug2y2t3-5drg1224S AUg282136A- 8gIJl 2139 Aug 29 2138 ARg 142143 Aug312141- AIt 15 2125 Aag17w 2113 55306 i DAILY AVERAGE 2127 e Personally appeared before me this dayK J Paxton general manager of The Sun who affirms that the above statement of the circulation of The t San for the month of Aug 1903 is true to the beet of his knowledge and belief PitTER PCRYEAR Notary Public McCracken County sept 2 1903 DAILY THOUGHT Friendship cheers like a sunbeam t hartal like a good story inspires tike q st brave loader binds like a golden kain guides like a heavenly vision Newell Dwight Hilll r THBWEATHER h hlair and continued cool tonight with light frost in the northern por ties Friday not BO cool TIME FOR A OHANGE Tko Democratic nominees for office t fca Paoucah are running without M platform Democrntio officials have given the people very little In the past nlafi the present nominee promise sMbing in the future They impl- yeue before the people and say We as Democrat and count on you to- aiM u whether we are the right mon yr tie places or not II b the past very frequently this hoe rem dose The men who happened to- M ahoMH ky the Democrats to run of t Ma set the best men by any men- uwkeldhavei beenpluIDO office k a war elected solely because of their y UUw There ii no way to deter ache how much inch a method of- Yserag men for office bas cost the taxpayer of Fadnoah They will riot r know because there ii no way to w sod out I It ii very plain however from the Mscant of money collected ovcry your time the maintenance of Paducah an fc cinatitntiuni hat a largo per cmt of the public funds have been waitw a incompetent ninn because there i utblng to show for it If we he frclck or asphalt etroi IB moro fire tit VriuutB a bitter light service u modern city hospital and a reipectab market house more sanitary nwera and other such things tho people cool teen that their money had been spot to some advantage Paducah however has nothing We have nil thee things yet to obtain and pay for Onr sanitary sewerage was cot strutted by the Republican council The Democrntio councils for years nod yours refused to construct n vater works system and finally left It to pri vato capital which hoe made an env able success of it The firo depart monte are good considering their eqnlp mont end the number of wen on ployed but there should bo at less two additional stations and morn me and machines Tho present city hoi pital was built about 1876 nnd wooldI bo a disgrace to Rrookpnrt Ill whit the electric light system ifs a jot o The market house is too small and III addition an eyesore and several milt s- oC brick or asphalt streets should have toou built long BUD instead of th four blocks wo have now Tim lack of all these things show the Incompetency indifference am unworthiness of put Democratic ad ministrations The promise is for nothing better The question for the people to solve in November will be ii it to their interest to longer tolurati such municipal mismanagement L- It advisable to allow public money to be wasted and the welfare of the peo pie longer antagonized by graften and pie hunters who care nothing for the interests of the chor people We can compare Paducah with other cities of the same population reo sources advantages and opportunities and easily lee how the people here have been imposed on Ai biitory re peat itself it Ii not plain how any thing bettor can be expected hereafter and the only sensible sure thing to do ii to make a clean weep By the time this reaches the eye of the ruder the Republicans will have nominated a ticket in Padncab and announced a platform The Republi cans are not afraid to say what they stand for and what they will endeavor to do should they be placed in obatgo of municipal attain They have reason to feel proud of what they accomplished during the two years they wore in the city council despite tho antagonism of a Democratic may or and the mendacity miirepreeenta tlon and hostility of the local Demo cratic press and will try to do every thing they say they will doif they are ejected this year It is probable good men will be named for all the various offices in Paducah and if they are elected they will be men who cannot afford to do J less than they promise Later on there will bo more to sayand the peo pIe will bo shown additional reason why the Republican nominee and cause are worthy of the earnest consideration of the people H Some of the Democrats aro trying to argue that Colonel Delknap ii not goof gnbornntorinl timber because ho otu plot od his education at Yale It vonld not be difficult to see that some of the Democrats Bro totally nnappro iativo of the advantages of Yale and all other educational Institutions It is claimed Mia DumopratB ofrCan incty have already matte up a state for 1907 with Judge S W Hagor at the head for governor They probably anticipate that four years of Htreuu unity will ba necessary to make n showing in Kentucky four years hence And they are right A Michigan man after being no quitted of conspiracy will nituru from Mexico end plena guilty but it is not his conscience He will snbmlt to a One of 13000 simply in order to es cape the penitentiary for perjury Chicago labor leaders have mango rated n movement to dispense with labor day and pond tho money IIKIU tofore used for uniforms ptradus and other things us a defense ratio AT BADANA ONE DEATH AND ONE FUNERAL TODAY Tho twoyear old son of JumiB Thomas of Bandann tiled huddnly this morning of throat truublo Tup child had been ill sine UBI Umiiiuy but not seriously No tniiural uyiUKe menu have yet boon uimie The funeral of Ii U Witty tf Bandana who killed hluuolf Tneed4y toot place this morning from till rest denco Interment ut TIh vroith eViix tory PETITION IM IJAKROITUY Mr Harry O Jnoo u ralroert- of this city filed s po utiou rnptoy in the offlp of U S lo k Puryear thlymortitug Min lnhll lRl me l7i HI sat LET EVERY REPUBLICAN DO tI3 DUTY Louisville Post Every Republican is called on by his duty to life stato anti by his l10ty to his country to unite in this cam palgn for tho redemption of Kentucky Because motile of tho gentlemen 1ho a year ego wero lobkod to as ant Roonovilt Republicans heartily snj ported Colonel Bulbimp in tile contoi for tho nomination it has been hope by the Democrats that tho ROPOOVO Repulillcans would bo lukewarm iIn tho support cf the ticket This is not to bo n Roosevelt nor an antlRoosc velt campaign it is n campaign whlo hold enlist the activities of over lover of his state Colonel Bulknap 1 a IIII Roosevelt Republican Furthoi General Baekncr is ns oloso to tho preR ident as any man in Kentucky and featly tho election of Colonel Belkna could under no circumstances bo considered hurtful to the purpose of tho gentlemen who aro anxious for tho nomination of Mr Roosevelt nox year It is to bo remembered that 011 Colonel Belknapa insistence the flIRtI form calls for the ronomination of tbe presidentThe Post can say on tbe highest authority to evey Inkcwarn Republican if there be any that out lido of tho state no man feels a greet or Interest in the election of Colone Belknap than does President Rooso volt The president hope this yea is to lee the Republican party lose no ground an where 1301hoot oonceznec in strengthening one wing or the othei of the party organization but hi wants tint to ice his party right nd then he wants to see his party win The Republican party in Kentucky ii rlnht this year altogether right and on this account the president bopei to see a Republican victory in this stateThat much we can lay to all Repnb llcani on the highest authority and 11 could not be otherwise Every true Republican must see that it Iii true from the very nature of things The position of the president can be strong thonod only by Republican victories be cannot be supported by Republican Itfrats The Evening Pot which Iii not so much a Roosevelt Republican as it ii a Roosevelt Democrat makes iu ap peal to Republicans of every bade of opinion to unite in a forward march and to enlist Democrats Populists and all friends of good government in tbo election of the Republican ticket Letl who will organize victory let Who will claim the credit let who will do nanrt the spoils still we aro for the sleotion of the stat Republican Ik- et and for the local Republican tick ct knowing that for Kentucky there is to bo no peace no justice for all non no vfcnrlty for life property or wllticnl rights until tho Democratic arty as now governed end directed III driven from the state house the lonrtbnune and the city ball The foes of honest govern mnt have united in support of the Beck bum ticket lit all ihn frionii of honest government unite In support rf the Belknap ticket f EVERY OPPORTUNITY BUT Lonlsrilln herald A LonUvillo nvenine pup tr that is npporting Oornrnot Beckhams horn bIn purpose to make tbo totffold on vhich Caleb Powers is sentenced to- be executed serve as the political plat form of the mica great Democratic or aniation iu Kentucky says of Pow 0r Me leas Roan given every opportn city for defense known to the law II Every oi KirlotiH All but ono Vnd that one io a fair opportunity What chance lies M man hud for tits life who KOCB up against pr JnliXHl 1itirrs packi l juritH i rjured teats lOon anti IOOOll of hlond money to purchase corrnptiun What cb ace inn the innocent nmiu i thn loaded lice Ho hat the right of plied and bo has taken it But ire hu tO4pay the price Awl he wnsr p v it again or Iai nznouttHl Ru1 ort I emet yea exu onto the day after uonvioiiun became the OOltrt in Its Uscfcljoii wllftid it Pmyjtj will lt haiiumi u the day be fare ThnnLfKivintf nnl8 he can pay oVlr 1800 fur ilU lruiript of record it the oar It ufI i I IK Ililll of course Tim people of Ko lu iv will PRY the Hiinim or this IIIIlflonlll be can Mtt fair cost h r ur ButtI n ur trial lifter wUiLf judicial batcher Its Kvntnoto il t nn JouI pr vrnt klUl ofIt iN ABM 4tlloathe i xar 1 tt t hta Pa- F I it 4101 eft fill it r a1k ri It I Itt rvs r1 I L drl 114n1 t r NO MURDER CASE Will Be Tried at This Terns of Circuit Court Grand Tnry Reports Other Indict incuts Late Convic tlonl- IN THK OTIIEIt COURT CIRCUIT COURT It is probable no murder cases vil bo tried at this term of circuit court judging from the disposition of several which had been continued and iron the disposition of tho cases agalns George Day and Marr Thomas whcl were this afternoon continued by agreement Day Is charnen with murdering Calvin Cary on lower Court street a low Tho Thomas woman kllloweoliago a short time ago on Plnakotts bill 4t press time tho case against Will Maun and Kid Dovey colored who hsld up Motorman Warren on South Sixth itreet last winter was being tried before Special Judge W A Ber ry who was selected by agreement by the commonwealth attorneys and Campbell and Campbell attorneys fox Mann Special Judge James Camp bell could not sit in this case on ac opunt of being employed ai an attor per Those two wore In with Lonii uford the desperado who was killed several months ago while resisting an iffloer at Kuttawa The grand jury yest rday returned the following indictments Will Moore housebreaking Edmund Dy eon obtaining money by false pre tense Will Jollvassanlt and buttery The minute of tho examining court In the following cases were returned marked dismissed George W Taylor forgery Taylor Iis tho man who escaped from the jail hero several weeks ago Tom Roy and Bob Gray false swearing Katie Shaw alias lute for being an accomplice to Bud fanco in malicious shooting obargo Taylor known as Shorty Taylor for setting up a game Laura Smith colored who cut Mattie Springer several weeks ago was found guilty and given three year in the penitentiary The grand jury returnoi an indict went against Earl French and Jerry Wall for malicious shooting the oth ir warrant laving been dismissed on ooonnt of a technicality Will Mooro white was indicted for leacing Into a store in Mechanics burg and upon confession was given ono year He is the young man of rho south side who had just served a erm in the penitentiary for setting ire to Squire Darnells store a few rears ago when ho committed the last crime Ho is considered half vittnd bY many I The case against Buckskin Roy Tay orfor stealing fish from a man named lothwell and selling thorn ns if they voro his own resulted in a verdict Vallplllltad if they wore stolon tho other man atoM thomII teallng a coat and other clothing from loleman Byford and selling them as ads own to a secondhand dealer and on onfosalon was given a year Will Jolly was indicted on a charge of assault and battery by stabbing a nand with a fork over a piece of bicken Joe Davis charged with robbery end gives a sentence of five years a tow days ago wee granted a new trial Will Jolly was fined 960 and costs tor assault and battery Junes Rook was acquitted of the barge of malicious cutting Tho case of Lee Walter against J- B Ropers was dismissed John Bancook pleaded golly to horse testing and wan given two yours but tbe judge ordered him lint to the re one ichool and not to the peahen lary on account of hit age the boy not being 91 yell of age Jme X Edmunds the boy who as fisted Bert Roberts in holding up sea ral boys in Kowlandtown seyeral seeks ago was ordered taken to the form school and kept there ntU he Will at1 yearipf age Karl French and Jerry Wall were rraignait for malicious shooting and thy ilnmnrer to the indictment ins liinnt The indictment was returned i she grand jury and a now one will he iirndn out POLICE ODURT- lohn I Murray colored for carrying 1 n c ti f 1 AiQi j The Kind You Unvo Always Bought nod which unit bccu its usn for over UO years hnu lIorno silo stgnntiiro of has his supervision you perIJU1 CwCBtwtoltfl Imitations mill u Jnstnspooil nro Experiments thins trlllo with null endanger tho health of Inttuita nud ClUl lrcuExi nyalnst Experiment What is CASTORIA Oostorla In ft Imrmlcsa substitulo for Castor Oil Pnro gorse Drops and Soothing Syrups Is l Icn antU contains Opium fllorplilno nor other KnrcotiO Worn jColland Flntnlcncyt It assimilates tea f v rww w0at Btomach and Dowels givInG healthy and natural dae Tko Children Panacea Tho CMcn- dOKNUINC CASTORIA ALWAYS Dean tho Signaturo of I The Kind Yon Have Always Bought In Uae For Over 30 Years Nt timmtm tmfiart rt MWMMV anon r yen of concealed weapons was lined 120 and costs and sentenced to twenty day Pearl Wilson was fined 20 and o o ts for broach of tho peace and the charge against her stop father Frank Augustus was dismissed The case had been on the docket for several day The girl Will also recognized in the Burn of UOO for her good behavior Mrs Roberts mother of Willis Robert the boy sent to the reform school for cutting Ship Green and whoso other toy was recently tent to jail for robbing was fined ISO and costs for using abusive language towards Officer Thad Terrell and other olllccrs who went to look for the boy The last named escaped from jail soy oral rays ago and it was believed was at home DEEDS Felix Walters Jr to Felix Wal ten for flOO in the county D J Gibson and others to Y A Gibson for 9700 property in the countyRachel Reed and others to Oeo U Gibson for 35025 in the county John Rock and others to John Roby for 350 property in tho Fountain park addition and been inndo under sonal since Its Inf Allow no ono to deceive In IIIIV crlcuco It neither Mother jw he proper property I Louise Metzgcr and others to Alnnio M Nell for fi95r property In Met gee a addition John Rock anti others to John Roby y for 350 property in the Fountain park addition L K Taylor to A B Sowell for 11 and other oontldeiation property on the darks river road Brack Owen anti others to Barab Lnftenbvrg for 120 property in the Fountain park addition Lack Slugletrtso company to Rex Mfg company for 18000 the old Moments mill property in iloohanice burg COUNTY COURT 1 Two settlement deeds were filed in county court today by Nannie R Dal lam to Thorns fiction The Chicago Bt Louis and New Orleans railroad ba Jllwl condemns tlon proceedings in county court against the Paducah Cooperage com pany to secure ground on which to ox tend its trcak The liquor license of A II Habeck hss been transferred to Boaoh and White Indian Tea Plantations There aro D20000 acres of tea plat tatlona In India Jl Well Dressed Man a Makes you stop and consider the wry important point Do I look like him or am I sho ld I wonder what it cost to look like that NOW LISTEN t tIIf he tacks good judgment it costs him lotsof money If he places him self in our hands it doesnt We endeavor to place every man tint deals with us under obligations to us and then he starts out to cancel the obligation by Winging in n friend who becomes a customer andwho in turn starts out to bring his friend and so on Come to us and we will start you on this same line She Famous t B Weille iJ Son 409411 Broadway Paducah Jly I u y- tIC J MILLER TIANNAN I a I 632 NORTH SIXTH STREET I Tin Roofing Cornice and Slating f- All Kinds of RepairWorkJPromptlyAtlcnded To Phone 740tfw Y t u I fit N yU 1K1N11 i 4 TP l5 Fi lv 4 t BotTe the problem AnvthlhK you nredIor do not net Tips will ttcutcurdlt toes nt t you t WtNTEDA Rood cook pplyI immcllattly 103U West Jefferson pi WANTED Two pperi hangers 1109 Movers street WK MoMiulmj PLimHlNG Ring 966rcd for A F Grelt Ul Court for plumbing at t teiionahlo prices PIANO TUNING Loavo orders at W T Miller plnno store C20 Broadway New phono 017 YOn RKUT Six rooms awl hall I Water In name Third anti Jacknon Tpp stnlrt Apply to Du Uo s- clb L lo- ANTEDAbout twenty hounds bot Wee a throe nnd four years old Good price Oeorgo Robertson Ice OJ Paducah I IF YOU Am going away tbti sum I met dont fill to have Tho Sun sent to your address Address changed as often at dextral WANTED A middle aged single woman of good oonnootlon to lira In tcod family In country this winter al- lr mp ny Apply 431 South Third StreetLUSTQnld watch with small flsmoml and letters F D on it be tween Court and roadway and Ninth Street Upward if returned to 914 Court treat TUNER AND RSPAIRBR Frank 1 Dean tuner and repairer of pianos sod orpat Leave orders at O 0 Leos 901 South Third street Both phone No 101- s r e NIGHT SCHOOL Y M 0 A night ichool open September 38- Classes In teleerapby mechanical free hand and architectural drawing snorthandt typewriting bookkeeping arlthraetln penmanship business English mandolin and gutter Bet teacher and equipment Low cost Call for catalogue I HAVE 1AO acre farm for tale located thirteen mile below Paducab one mile front the Ohio river one qcsrtitr mile from school one and al half miles from church 100 acre open land 60 aorei in timothy Rod J Clover two good houiei two nice btrne and plenty of good water Apply to J D Bchnlie SOD flour street LOCAL fuss I i FOR OR PKNDLBY ring 410 dra H L Whltesidcs Osteopath Oil Phono 701 Mnrrull Bldg CIWCORREOT thing in stationery safe Jx paper nt R D OleniRUts andI i TO GIVE PIONIO Mr WillI Plepor of Rowlwndtowu will give a plcnlo Sunday nt Metropolis Landing You are 01 rdinlly invited to comp to bring your friends to Harbours millinery oiwulug toiuorrow Friday Sept 85th HAD A JAW BROKEN An I O flagman by the name of Johnson hatI his JAW brnkun by n blow from an unknown awalUut last night Ho is at Abe I 0 liunpitnl BAPTIST SOCIiTYThe Ladles Mite Society of tho First Baptist church will meet Friday afternoo- nI 3 oclock with Mrs F M Uard h ner Viwhlngtou street between Fitt i and Sixth It iLUER M EN M EET The board of- I a irmou meet this evening at the city I nJI In roKnlar 1I e xinii with coniidrr anle bnilm to transact Most of the h will probably IKI consumed in rat liSR the action of the ooanoll In va- tt o I tnatter Monday ulght- I I DIED OF WHOOPING OOUGH Beabtt the infant daughter of Mr J I M Iaoe of riharp Marshal county died this iimriiliiK of whooping cough she was 111 mnnth of ago The + ill tskn plane tomorrow at toe Beth f Ijbem o mntxrv near Sharpe f LOST GROOBRY TICKET Mri Tom Hr i lit Huntington Row wile tfe 4f a rslToal upll jo lest II U hoot fr of urootr M IU ts vo terday on I street cut lI ttcfcct + Mil sold bye I local grocery Urn Hint nstil uiiteail of t it NNILI TONICILEMII al TEED BV t RIJG1I c PRICF 50 DuB JIC+ VUB d Cttf u cash the tickets being of tho same value to the Under as to the loser MM HOODS FUNERAL Too fu neral of tho late Mr E Loo Hood treasurer of the Kentucky theatorwill tnko place tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock at Metropolis burial nt tho cemetery there A number of Mr Hoods friends hero will probably go down to attend nnd It is cortalu + ov oral handsome floral offerings will be sent down MR J R WALLACE COMING A circular was sent out today iictify inn local 1 O men that Mr T F Wnlnao focontl vice jnosiilont of tho I 0 would arrive today omo tune on a tpnolal train No further Information was sent It is thought however that possibly hn will wait at Louisville nUll accompany President Fish hero to morrow MANY VACCINATED Tho bum bar of now pupils who enter tea schools overt year may bo Imagined from the fact that City Physician Robert Rivers has vscainatod about 801 since the schools opened two weeks ago Most if not all of thoio had never boon vaclnnte before and In addition many other children wont to tno family physicians to be vaci uated The work is not yet over and Dr Rivers still keeps office hours at the city hall MAYFIELDS GROWTH IT IB PROBABLY IN THIRST NOT POPULATION HOWEVER If reports be true Mayfield is soon to have plenty os wholesale whisky houses The pale ale venders are about all run out and now cornea the wholesale whisky business From three to live Paducah firms aro won to open up wholesale houses here with plenty of their choice brands to be sold srtiotly at wnholesalo There is already one or two wholesale beer houses hero and with five wholesale whisky houses the city of Mayfleld will bo ablo to supply the juice It may be that Mayfield Is growing so fast that Paducah has conclndid t move all her wholesale whisky homes out here and make Paducah a retail town Mayfleld Messenger r MEN OF 1840 ANOTHER CELEBRATION WILLI KB HELD TOMORROW The 1840 Fellowsthoso who woreI born in that year have been called to gather tomorrow evening to arrangeI for it big celebration the same as wasI held last year There are many real dents who wore born in that year and list summer the celebration was sue coitfullv held at Wallace park AllII arrangements will be completed whetI tho meeting tomorrow Iis over TheI mooting will bo held in Judge San dors office at tho city hall NOTIOE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITOR- I District Court of tim United States for the Western District of Kentucky In the matter of John T Lane bankrupt To too creditors of John T Lano of Pndncah In the county of McCraokon anti dltrlct aforesaid A bankrupt Notice is hereby given that on tho 18th day of September A D 1903 tho said John T Lane was duly adjn dlsated bitncrnpt red that tho firsts t tunetlug of life creditors will be hold at my office in Padncab MoCrackou connty Kentucky on the 3d day of October A D 1U03 at 0 oclock in the forenoon at which Irma the said theinr thh iness as may come properly beforeI Bald meeting EMMET W BAGBY Referee In Bankruptcy Paducah Ky Sept 39 1803 IN HMITHLAND COURT Three cases against the Illinois Con tral railroad company cave been tried luring the put week a small jndg scent being rendered IB each sue saysI th Smitbland Bauer J O Bulllvant who sued for 3 1000 for injuries got Judgment for 182JP Oovtngton suit for 9000 damages judgment for 50 H M Ross salt for 800 damages judgment for 180 ONBRnThe case against Jim Jackson col nrmt charged with passing raised bUllI in Paduoah August 8 WIlt some up ts+ fort U a Commissioner W A Uarilnor tomorrow afternoon Jack on was first arrested on a warrant Iis n1 hY Judge Seeder but was later nrned aver to the government for tri alI f 1tiK ffPleasanl I People andei JIII I i N 1ti NKKrrKN Y M 0 A OPENING RECEPTION A general invitation Iis extended to tho public to attend tho opening recep tion of tho Y M O A tomorrow evening under tho anepices of the womans committee of tho association in thu parlors of tho Y M U A building at Sixth and Broadway Mr Louis Spencer Daniel of Ten once wijl appear in n number of his entertaining mOllrllo lies Mr Pallas Brown the violinist Mr Emmott BiglyMrsGto H lint Mimra Auto Bradthnw Ada Brnzolton Courtlo and Letha Pnrytar will contribute to tho musical part of the evening Refresh snouts will ho served This public reception will mark theI beginning of tho fall activities of tho association All members and friends of the association both Iladles and gentlemen are oxpected to be present COMPLIMENTARY DANCE A dance will be given tomorrow evening at tho Palmer house In honor of Misios Martha Leech and Louisa Cox who will leave next week for a trip abroad It will be the first indoor dance of the season- CROWNING OF GODDESS The Goddess of Labor Mist Blanch Moonoy will be crowned at Central Labor hall this evening Tbo ceremo ny will bo elaborate and will be tot lowed by a banquet COLUMBIA CLUB MET Misses Maggie and Annie Ronff en tertained the Columbia club at their home near Edens hill yesterday afternoon ENTERTAINED FOR GUEST Mrs K B Wilson entertained last night In honor of Miss Leona Overly of Louisville Mr A L Lasslter went to Murray this morning 0Mr W E MoGary went to Louis ville today to visit Mlis Fannie Woolfolk went to nap kinsvillo this morning Miis Cora Lancaster went to Ben ton this morning to visit Dr Will Polk wont to La Center this morning on business Manager E A Roper of the Western Union is ill today Mr L P Holland went to Hartford Ky today on business Mr Will Scott went to Grand fly ors this morning on business Mr David Flonrney wont to Clark vllle today at noon on business Mr and Mrs J M Walton wont to Nashville this morning on a visit Mrs J W Dicko returned this afternoon from n visit to West Baden IndMr reSturned from visiting in the north and westAlderman Lucien Durrott went to Cairo yesterday and returned last night night Miss Jessie islet of Hiokman ar rived today to visit her cousin Miss Henrietta Kogor Capt Oscar F Uairott of Cincin Hall the steam boat magnate is here today on business Mlw Ella Burnett who has boon in St Louis is in tho city on her why home tuMnyfiold Mr Douglas Wilhoyto returned yes terday from a trip to Old Point Com fort and other eastern points IMrs Irvin Cobb and little daughter Elizabeth have gone to Waynesville North Carolina for a months visit Mr R W Leigh of Chicago was iin the city today to visit his mothorMrs Mary Leigh on North Fourth street General Agent J T Donovan of She I U and wife have returned from a trip to Now York and other eastern cities Dr E B Earle of the railroad hos pital has returned from Dawson where he was called by the death of a relative Mr James Scott left list night for St Louie on a business trip for L B Ogillno and companys dry good establishment Molars Frank Barger James Dou gall Tom Roberts Wm Reagan and Aklnton Shopbara left yesterday OB a fishing expedition near Barlow Oily Mr Lloyd Ohaillo of Miami Fla who has boon visiting hero returned home this morning via Naahvllln where he will remaiif over a day or two Mrs B H Scot and Miss Julia Boom left today for a visit to Clarke Tllle Tenn They wore aoompanlod a S oy Mrs Robert Soot who will visit in Montgomery Ala Captain Charles H Lonior of Sand ford Fla lie retornod homo after visiting his sisters Mesdamos J K Grccr and Samuel Vila far anti Mrs W J bills hove ro trnod from Hnltins Va where they accompanied their daughter Miss Blanche Hills to sobcool They also made an Eastern trip Inspector Jnlini 0 Holmes who yesterday turned tho government building addition work over to thett now snporlntcnilent Mr Paul P Me t Gtnty left tads for Richmond Ky whore ho has work to look after Mies Grace Evrrot who has been very ill from malarial fever at bor homo on North Sltxh utreot Is now able to sit up anti to see her friends Mr Gonrgo O Wallace has rotnrmd from Holline VA where he placed his daughter and Miss Bellu Cave in mhnol Mrs Wallace who accom panted him stopped in Lexington Ky to visit her sister Mrs Charles BronstonMiss Francos Gould has arrived home from a trip through Canada including British Columbia and the Pacltfo coast as tho guest of Col Charles Hamilton in his private car She will visit tbo Misses Nash on Ninth street until the return of her sister Mrs Elbrldge Palmer from tho NorthMr and Mrs John W Counts returned to Paducahtoday They will move to Mayfield about tbo lit of Oc tober when Mr Counts will bo local representative for George H Goodman and Co in this cltyMn Bethel Dy- ons of Padnoah was in the city Wednesday from her fathers T H Hall at Clear Springs to moot her sister Miss Gordio Hall who has boon In Memphis for some time May field Messenger MOST SERVE HIS TERM Court of Appeals Affirms the Bitts Owens Case He Was Given Eight Years For Hold ing up a Man flora Last Winter t WAS ONOE PARDONED The court of appeals at Frankfort this morning affirmed the oaao of Bitts Owens of Paduoah convicted in the McOracken circuit conrt of highway robbery and sentenced to eight years in the Eddyvillc penitentiary Judge Unbfton delivered the opinion Owens is a well known young man of the city who came of n good fam ily Ho drifted into bad company n few years ago and was arrested first for breaking into Sam Goodmans saloon at Fourth and Court streets Ho was pardoned while serving a term of a year and for a time after his return his conduct was Rood While drinking one night however ho is alleged to have held up Mark At kinion a super at the theatre nnnr Thirteenth and Monroe streets and secured a pocket book containing fifty cents About the same time several others wore held up in Paducah and it was alleged ho was the highwayman in each instance especially In tho hold up of Mr M V Cherry the grocer on North Fifth street for which ho was never tried His sontonco was made heavy be cause of his having been convicted once before and started in on a career of crime so soon after being pardoned The court of appeals also affirmed the case of Charles Barkley from Fulton county charged with obtain tug a mock marriage Hoonsoand given one year in the penitentiary A Knotty Point of Law Toe French Society of Musical Com posers la reporte to have decided to take action against a number of grocers who are using gramophone u an advertisement In their shops The society malntalnf It has the right to authors tees for tha tunes played on tho Instruments Widened School Curriculum The constant widening of the scope of school courses is Instanced by the recent introduction of classes in gars erring housework and basket makIng- II the Hyannis Mass Normal school and a course in millinery In the Doe ton public schools r President Not Wealthy An Intimate friend of tho President received a letter from Mr Roosevelt recently In which the wrttr says q am not a rich man havdly a wellto do man and besides I have a large family of small cbd en I LA A Coupon Sale of Womens La France Shoes We have added La France shoes to our stock because they are already fa molls among 3j shoes Thats why we have then in for our customers We have them made up tin Ideal Iateut KelleysKingItoputnr leathers Ia France shoes are made up with flexible Rock Oak sotS and lined with Wear Proof lining which adds to their wearing qualities We have them made with imitation turned soles medium weight soles and manish soles The manufacturers Clnrk Williams S Co of Lynn Mass further claims that when once worn no other shoe will he considered CUp out the coupon below tnd me it 11 soc in the t nrchase of your first pair ofa 1rsnce shoes The KentuckyIlaoagnBent JAMES B ENGLISH TUESDAY Night Sept MRS SCOFIELD CONCERT Mrs Minnie Scofield Assisted by Sig MarescalchiBaritone Chev G LoVerdePianist Mrs James WeilleSoprano Prof Wm Deal Violinist Sets on Sale Monday 10 a m PRICES 750 and soc The Kentucky Management jas E English IMONDAY Night Sept 29 28 ONE OF WEBER FIELDS Greatest Succe- ssesHoity ToityDialogue and lines by Edgar Smith Music by John Stromberg The Most Gorgeous Mounted Ex travaganza Traveling TIE ORIGINAL 25Mi PRODUCTION I Direct from Weber Fields Music Hall New York City 50 PEOPLEMOSTLY GIRLS bO Seats on sale 10 a m Saturday PRICES Orchestra f150 and too Balcony fioo Tjc 500 Gallery 35C and 350 The Rural Malls Rural tree delivery IIs a luxury which comes high but the people demand It It Is only a few years since the thing was an experiment for which a few thousand dollars was voted But the Item In the new ap- proprIation bill calls for jroPOOOI utttte tea ro the Nation Commenting on the statement of President Eliot of Harvard that tie average of Harvard graduates chil dren IIs less than two Miss Susan B Anthony says That 1s quite enaag Harvard graduates do not always make the best father Moist Daya in London It Iii estimated that la London 4t percent of the daylare wet vKNW N1lKw-ss sPRESCRIPTIONS s J JTO STORE hones 2o4 ti tt Good Real Estate INVESTMENTSFor i J SeekersII I J I L F l I r Eighty foot lot on Fountain avemoe circle 80 foot front Price f60t Vacant lot southeast corner Bighth and Bockmon 44xl0B easy terms Price 200 9S acre farm OB HirkleviUo road 7 miles from Paducah will sell or ax change for city property Throe room hone 914 South Eleventh 40xl B Oath If poeaiKai onethird 138 years Price taG Two six room home in good eondi lion 417419 South Eighth 60x179 rent for 16 each Price f3000 Mall Four room house Rood stable fruit i trees grape vines eta corner Stein t enti and Short streets 40xl4t one halt cash Priee tllOO Five room house in good eottla three squares from union depot 1M foot front rents for f10 per noBpi one balf cash fICO per year Price 9900 00 acre farm 40 acre shear and 35 sore in timber on Benton road 0 11 miles from city limits owthird cash balance on easy terms Price 930 per sore Two story 8 room house 604 South Ninth lot 60x170 house in excellent condition 13360 91160 rash bal ance on time Property will root for 936 a month A seven room house good stable carriage house eto Metropolis 111 ono square from park 76x130 rents for 838 per month good terms Prioo 1200 Six room home in good condition Thirteenth and Ohio streets 40 foot front Rents for 916 per month Ono half cash balance on easy terms Prioo 91000 Two houses two rooms each nearly new lot 40x143 feet situated on Mill street in Meohaniosbnrg Doth houses rent for 910 per month Excellent M an investment for rent or good homo for a colored man Prioo 9450 onehalf sub balance on easy terms f SAHILLCare The Sun n rt 1 5 a JANES ii j jKEALESTATEINSURANCE I d MORTGAGE 0I LOANS JlJIJ1J1J1 I i New lour room house in good con dI tion rents atl12 a month white tenant loth street near Husbands a bargain at tt 1675One t of the best houses in Rowland i roomil 9i corner lot shade price 850 half cash Very desirable offer In home in ArcA- dia at fjooo on easy payments See me for details Come right along if you want fan loans at 6 per cent as have plenty TO BUY Rest threeroom house can get at 500 of this fjso cash and balance time FOR SALE All classes of property in every par the cityof bleba few samples are hent given 1irst clas businesi property on Thin1 Street near Broadway Ask for details 9JiCUrk Street very nice 3 roomcot Cage in fine condition at 1950 Pour room house and vacant lot 7 feet in allat southwest corner and Husband Streets bargain at 850 f vacantfof the best corners in Mecliaulcsburp both streets graevled low price of 1300 modern FTwoSouth Sixth street excellent condition price together faooo r ft2o for one and Boo for other Ask for details A nice2 room house with 7 acre ol ground just outside city limits at f1700 The spare ground of this wilt sell now in 40foot lots Vine investment FOR EXCHANGE One of nicest vacant 6ofoot Broadwa lots at f1600 for farm property 6 PER CENT PARSE LOANS Plenty of money to loan at 6 per cent on farms ro years time Interest payable semiannually Nos 1002 toil 1006 and 1008 North Hlb St 3 single and i double house will sell low for cash or sell on long j easy payment bv single hbior ant number wanted I No JtJ North Sixth street 14 room house sewer connections and all con 20 Violences with apace on lot for add tmal building Price f6coo 325 feet Clay between Eleventh tn Twelfth streets three brick houses sel whole ground vacant by foot or th houses as whole or singly Ask price as wanted f tnFountalusell separate Price on corner one f7Jj and R6oo on inside one Good eight room house 60 foot lot sewerage in both bathroom and kitchen South side Jcffersou streets between Ninth and Tenth streets Excellent home on easy payments in best esi deuce part of city Price 5ooo No I23t Monroe Street good foui room house shad bargain at 1050 No 1740 Harrison streetin Fountain Parknew four room nice house 05 foot lot at 1000 or this with adjoinin Tacant 50 foo lott f1200 Have money at all times at 6 percent for ten years time to loanon farm mortgagesNo Clay St near corner nth nice 4rooln brick house at fio o Two houses on one lot at northwest corner of Ninth anti Ohio streets total rents f1050 per month Price 2050 Easv payments- No 520 North Sixth street rented bv year to piompt paying tenant at IJ5 pet month Price f4ooo No 1036 Monroe street excellent fiv room house 50 foot lot very desirable home in first class neighborhood Prir+ 1950 No IJ4I South Ninth street five rooms hall shade and fruit trees Pric at tooo St eiIlHtylots in Fountain Park at price 1 1tomf 125 to fiooo terms fID cash and tti Is monthly payments i Several corner lots on Clay street with 1 joining Inside lots to KO withcorneiotif V if desired W M JANESI 520 BWav Paducah Kv 1 1 1r WHEN BABY iS COMING USE Mothers Friend Womans greatest dream of beauty andI tobecomeI keenlyalert cumfaglinttheheruzest to her expectancy eztemallthroughoutpain of parttmritlon and no mother and Child can fail to be healthy hearty strong dear complexioned pure bloodedand cheerful in disposition who are mutually Influenced by the continued use of tins great liniment MOTHERS FRIEND boUleOurTHE BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO AttanU Ca Great McCracken County air and Races i Paducah Ky OctIe 6 7 8 9101903 Great Array of Races- RUNNING TROt TING and- PACING Barnes Famous Diving Elks hc ANDIOther Free ttrac= I HJ lions Daily Liberal Premiums offered firit Displays in Floral Hail and in sir Stock Show Ring Great Paducah Derby Tuesday October 6yGreatest Running Race ever seen In Western Kentucky Everything Clean and Unob is jectionable NO GAMBLINGOI NO DRUNKENNESS I Something Going on All the i e TimSEvery Day a Big Day Everything Conducted in a Legitimate Way Come One Day and You Will eCome Again Admission Only 25c HitH+HH++H++ i tSOULES 1 H fH+ F 1 tMtlHHH I I Ml f Gardner Foundry lh SoldeStoves Bought and Bichangrd RtPAIBS FOR ALL STOVES and RANGES Work Called for and Delivered 1116 S Third St Old Phone 862 A Y IIT1uatriDal JVotesJJ I Tho preionUtlon of Watts of Now York by Min Kato Emmett and her company at the Kentucky theater ldnight was attended by a fairly largo and well pleased crowd It U a play that is not now but ii over enjoyable and is liked by everybody from the gallery to the orceshtra pit Miss Emmott was hoarse but never tholess made a fine Impression and her work was very good Her eappo was excellent and the settings and scenery of the thrilling play wore above tho average rho ofllcers of Pa dncah lodge of Elks occupied a box and during tho performance Miss Em mett was presented with a handsome bouquet from tho Elks bound withl tho Elks colors of purple and white It was intended to entertain Miss Em mett and her company after tho per formance but owing to tho fact Innt she was utmost ill and that they hadI to catch the next train Mis Emmett was compelled to colt it off playineR A StreunoDs Daisy in vaudeville I tolls of an amusing incident that oc curred in a littlo village near Portland Mclno A party of us wero summering a this little town said Miss Bnrkhort and wo were invited ono day by a young attorney to visit tbo court honsn When wo arrived there this young man was engaged in examining some witness and ho had just tolil him that ho must be very explicit in his answers You said yon drov a milk cArtI didnt you queried the young disciple I of Blnokitono No air I didnt responded the witness j 1 Dont you drive a milk card No sir Well what do you do thou Y lame a doss It is needless to say that wo reo ceived no more invitations from our legal friend to pay a visit to the courthouse Richard Golden who used to be as Old Jed Prouty was oacr walking in tho suburbs of Seattle the other day says tho Chicago Journal when ho mot n little follow strutting along with all the dignity of young manhood and wearing a pair of Irons 6rs which wero BO long that they wriu kled perceptibly at his ankles How obi are you 1 asked Golden with a cheerful inolination to drew it tho boy into conversation- sThe little chap appeared confused ltllted and finally replied Well aint bat 12bnt my pants is marked I Speaking otIIptohh brings up an other story Nat Uoodwln declares 0 that last spring he hud occasion to turn own a pev Uteut street beggar j and tomonstrrted with him on bin lax and his ragged clothes The mendicant drove himself np stiflly and J replied My pants may be ragged I bat they cover a warm duet Weber and Fields marvelously boas fatal production of Hoity TOltyllc comes to The Kentucky next Monday night direct from a run of one soltllI on Broadway The lovers of mu steal comedy and burlesque qf a high j order are in for a jolly good time as Hoity Toity the most popular of all Weber and Fields many successes just the conglomeration of hilarious but refined comedy whistablo music i gorgeous costumes picturesque scon Ty and stunningly beautiful chorus girls that a tried mortal Insists on having niter a characteristically Atuer lean rush faring tbo day for tho alI mighty dollar Seats will go on sale- aturday i 10 a in When Francis Wilson makes his roo 1 vivats ofItKrmfnlo and The Little IInI I II I pany Among those engaged am Jessie Bartlutt Davis Madge Leasing Jennlo Weathersby Marguerite Sylva Signor PeruginijlI and William Broderick I J Mr Lonls Sjjencer Daniel the hntI personator anti Mr Pallas Drown tho violinist are at the Palmer They give an entertainment this evening at I the tirst Christian church Tomorrow Evening thoy will Appear at the open lug rcoiiptlon at tho Y MOA Mr Lon Dale promoter of the Hook I Carnival company who Is dividing JsjJ ret service men apprehended a barraW ornic near tho Presidents I homo atVsagamore Hill Ho was re leased afur being searched 4 f JfMWS OF- Tfff RIYSRS Observations taken at 7 a ra River 40 on the gauge a tall of 03 In the last 34 hours Weather clear and oool with light breeze from northwest S A Fowler Lccal Observer The Tennessee is tree onto Tonnes see river The Clyde wont Into fTonncssoo riv or last night rtThs Hook wend into Tennessee yes torday for tine Tno Lnla Warren arrlvo1 from tho Ohio last night The Dick Fowler cleared on time today for Cairo The Thomas Parker line gone into Tennessee river Tho Ponrco was in and out today on time for Goloonda The Peter Houtz arrived from Cum borland river last night Tho Wilford came out of Tennessee yesterday and left today on return tripUov Durbin will mtko the opening speech at the Ohio river convention at Evansville Tho Penguin arrived out of Tennes intotthat river today or tomorrow The Dunbar is talons Evansville Ipacket and will not arrive until to night Sho was delayed by tog Mrs unity Smith xifo of tho well known steamboat captain is home from Bowling tired visiting her husband The Fannie Wnllaoo is off the bar up tho Ohio river bat hot barges are still stuck and will have to bo lighten ed a great deal before thov will come off Tho Summers is still atwork try dog to Ret them off A Nashville special says ConlI gresstnan Gaines today wired W 0 Collier president of tho Chamber of Commerce that the river and Harbors Committee of the House will meet at Nashville October 19 and go thenoo to the head of the Oumberland river by rail Three of tho committee will taken naptba launch and travel down tho to Nashville for tho purpose tf inspection The Now Orleans Picayune of Sat nulay says Capt Robert W Wise Superintendent of tho Memphis anti Cincinnati Packet Company who is hero on a bridal trip is also negotia ting for the steamer Now South to IP turn to Cincinnati Tbo New South will be remembered was sold by his company to her present owners last who brought her hero for the purpose of running her in tho excur sion business but fulled to quite meet with tho success they anticipated- St Loafs Globe Democrat Capt M Llobke has bought tho strainer Polar Wave end Htges frOnt the Hose Loomis Ico and transportation con pany Tho company has had little ne for Its float this oar as two of its ice houses where destroyed by the floor last spring and others by fire Capt Liobke will use tho treat in tolnl1 lOlls and lumber G F Bond chief engineer of tho Aver R Lord tie came from Padncah yestrr day to buy some machinery Capt Adkins of tho Carondelet ways hoe gone to Padncah to buy lumber r DEVOURED 1JY WORMS pnlnI antly The entire trouble arises from inanition their food is not assimilat ed but devoured by wt mine A few doses of Whites Cream Verralfngn will cause them to cease crying ann begin to thrive at once very ranch to tho snrprfiA and Joy of the mother 25o at DQnois Kolb and Co It 1is stated in otllolal circles In Washington that the bond issue of 91330000 by Hawaii will probably b o allowed Plans for itho now 1 5010000 company organized by tookmon to light tho beof trust at Kansas City are on LAXFOS Cures Constipation and all stomaclie by removing the cause I rlcc Sac S H WINSTEAD MED CO Paducah Kj r LEMON CHILL TONIC INEVER FAILS TO CHILLS AND UREII DuBOIS KOLB Co w IOUREDIel to 1 c Alcohol an Ingredient ofLiquid Kidney Reined nWILLIAMACUTE KIDNEY TROUBLE NOW A WELL MAN Wm Alexander 820 Dayton Street Newport Kr Aug 25 J kidtrouble IntKusing two bottles of Tablets find to my satisfaction that I have be TnletsthhasSecretly adding alcohol to a liquid kidney remedy should be a penitentiary off ace as much as putting poison Into H neighbors well Liquid remedies con tam e from 15 to jo per cent of alcohol which keeps up the fever in the ills enfttd kidneys The hnmly shape of KidneyWort Tablets enables one to of of Gco C Fret ltd IU Atklnt Caihltr- UIRICTOKS Geo C T J Atklni Or Nock W P nradhaw- JA Diurr Mutcoo liurnrtt b K UuHoli C H KUkr Kd r Noblt r take the specific more frequently a- more regularly The Tablets are kll10eblallt1ernlll our urine backour goraly0kidneys ltlnlllIyour symptoms he will advise you frt DR PETTINGILL KidneyWort Tablets Reguldr More Tree From AlcotjI j Good Sport in Colorado Colorado is almost the for portion of the United Stat where big game is still com parativcly plentiful Leave the railroad bchin cc plungintobackthats the way to ba themAll this costs moneyan takes time but its Thor while Low nttt vU Ux Rock liUal jape I lo StFnnNt JO lafot ationn rt unt- O D BACON D okt r Mttt AtS i- jl tm 4th Sut t CUcUnid 2127 SUBSCRIBERSD- aily Average THE SUN Month August An Increase of 400 Over a Year Ago t American German National Ba PADUCAHKENTUCKY Capital and Surplus 32000000 Thompson Thompson J INTEREST PAID on TIME Dcr Safety Deposit Boxes to rent fjoo per annum and offices on secot and third floors reached by elccrlc clevati furnished with light heat and sanitary i provemeuts j HYAR DEM BELLS DONT YOU HYAR DE- BELLS i They are ringin out de gl4y our satisfactory service in install call bells battery outfits fans a othcruscJuland ornamental in t electrical dine It Isnt winter yt and a fine fan electrically propell will not route amiss Drowin a see one of our fans tanningj Foreman Bros Novelty C IKCOKruMATCD 122 Broadway IIvIIl openji SHOOTING CALLER Saturday the 26th At 125 South Third St next door to Gockels Bakery Shod ENcallm SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SUN I ItItlN BANK V P PAXTON R RUDY President Cashier tDIRECTORS Tasf A Rudy E P Gilson 20 Hart K Farley P Kamleiter G C Wallace H M Fisher W F Paxton R Rudy Does a general banking busI- ness Every accommodation given consistent with safe inking counts uf Individuals and t solicited Interest paid on time de posOpen S Saturday Nights From 7t08 THIRD and tI BROADWAYi OWJNCWAY SETTLERS RATES TO Tilt NORTHWEST AND CALIFORNIA I From September 15 until November to 1903 the Burlington m kes very low ewal colonist rates to California Dragon Washington Idaho Montana he reduction ts from 15 to 40 per cent from the regular tales 4 THE WAY TO GOiThe Burlington with its strong main tines ad free chair cars best reaches Ue ViY t and Northwest via Denver bilAniCi or St The rau1Ipftn Ila the great dally through train with chair cars and tourist sleepersI via Billing Montana to Puget Sound aid immediate polatlITO CALIFORNIA The lUrlingtona weekly personally Icondticted California excursions in throuRh tonnit sleepers are just the thljyj for coast tourists and seUlcrs TIlt outc is Denver Scenic Colorado and alt Lake- 1101WSLEKERSr LVCIRSIONS- lW e ere run the first and tbirl- Lesrrs of cuh mouth at approx Jlur v h If rates for the louud trip l w I be R pleasure for us to give you V nn grate and informative reply to n MHstany W WaKruVt C a OGLE l Tav f ur Agent G IIr 4grnt 004 PINC TMCCT 8T tOUIO MO l ESTADLISHED 1a73 I Tie City National Bank PADUCAH KYI Capital Surplus and Umllvlikl Irofiu 40000000 S fc HUCHKS rre ldent J tI lklfMAN VlclIrrahlent evi UTTKRIIACIC Cashier RICHARDSON Assistant Coshler fI i out of Ilnnkt Hankers Corpcr f Individuals solicited and every accomino latlou con i1ftROII prudent banking paid on time deposits DIRECTORS S D Hociins W II SLACK j IK UTTKHUACK J L FKIKOUA- Nrr J G BROOKS A Co ANSPACIIKK BRACK OWEN Giifconda and Paducah Packet friChase B Pearce T aTes Golconda at 7 am arrive at lJncah at II am leave Paducab at- lip m arrives at Golconda 7 p m i O BAtncm MastonOo BADBB Clerk 0ONI J Eo WOELFLE I P 1I0urif Iiougtoiiaen9ato4pmtoBpm 4 lice rIb and Clav flea 1124 Trimble 1Phonpl Plinnr7er DEALS BN AND ORCHESTRA i Csa be eoBUffd for concerti dances plcnlct reo cptlons fairs oonyenttoos meetings etc etch ALL UP OLD PHONE 138 RED 1k 1 RAILROAD TIME TABLES ILLINOIS CENTRAL Corrected 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ALICE OLD- VINCENNES mBy MAURICE THOMPSON Copyright I9CO bj th DOHENMCRRILL COMPANY l10 t I tzHooHttH wwket 1 JJHK I HrSooA There IH absolutely nothing more to tell she mild All my life I trove tried to remember more but Its lin IMimilblo I cant get any further back or nil up another thing Theres no use trying Its nil llko a dream prob ably It 1 la one I do here audi dreams In my sleep I cnn lift myself Into the nlr Just nil easy and fly hack to the same big white house that I seem to remember AVhen you told me nboiit your home It was like mmutlilng that I had often seen before I shall bt dreaming about It next Heverley cross questioned her from every possible point of view lie VTIA fascinated with the mystery but nlo gave him nothing out of which till least further light could be drawn A halt breed woman It seemed hall been her Indian foster mother a spent grave watchful guardian from whom not n hint of disclosure ever fell She was moreover a Christian woman who had received her conversion from an English speaking Protestant mission ary She prayed with Alice thus keeping r In the childs mind a perfect mew ory of the Lords prayer Well sold Ucverlcy at last you fire more of a mystery to me the Ion ger I know you Then I must grow every day more distasteful to you No I love mystery Jle went Way feeling n new web of Interest binding him to this Inscrutable maiden whose life seemed to him nt once so full of Idyllic happiness and so enshrouded In tantalizing doubt At the first opportunity he frankly ques tioned II llousslllon with no helpful result The big Frenchman told the same meager story The woman was dying In the time of n great epidemic which killed most of her tribe She gave Alice to M llousslllon but toll him not n word about her ancestry or previous life That was all A wise old man when he finds him self In n blind alley no sooner touches the terminal wall than he faces about nnd goes back the way he came Un der like circumstances a young ware must needs try to batter the won down with his head In Hcvcrleys case the clash was profoundly disturbing And now ho clutched the thought that Alice was not a mere child of the woods but n daughter of an old family of cavaliers With coat buttoned close against the driving wind he strode toward the fort In ono of those meludrnmatlc viands to which youth In nil clime nod times IIi subject It was like n slip Ila ill face when Captain Helm met lithe nt the stockade Rate and said Well sir you are good at hiding Hiding 1 What do you moan Cap lain helm 1m demanded not lit the mildest tune I mean sir that Ive been hunting for you for an hour and more over the whole of this town This HngiUh and Indians are upon ui nnd tuTos no that fur Outing Where nre all the 11U1n comprehended the situation a second Helms taco was congest rd with excitement Some scouts lend come In with the nova that Governor Hamilton at the head of GOO or CJO soldiers and Indians was only three or four miles up the river Where are all the men Helm re pcatedI hunting most of them said Uuverlry What In thunder are they oft mint ing buffaloes forT raged the excited captainYou might go to thunder and see neverky said nail they both laughed In sheer masculine contempt of a pro dlcnuient too grave for anything but grim mirth What could they do Even Uncle Ja zoo nnd Hone de Itonvllle were oft with the hunters Helm sent for M Itous Billon In tho desperate hope that bo could suggest something but he lost his head nnd hustled off to hldo his money and valuables Indeed the French people nil folt that so far na they were concerned the chief thing fffli to save wheat they had They well knew that It mattered little which of the two masters held over them they must shift for themselves In Ihor hearts they were true to France and America but France and America could not now protect them against Hamilton therefore It would bo like suicide to magnify patriotism or any other sentiment objectionable to the English So they acted upon 11 Roua slllons advice and offered no resistance when the new army approached My poor people are not disloyal to your flag and your cause said good CaptainHelmter la upon us What would you have us do This rickety fort Iis not availa ble for defense The men are nearly air far away on the plains Isnt It the part of prudence and common sense to make the best of a desperate situation Should wo resist the British and their savage allies would destroy the town nnd commit outrages too horrible to think about In this case diplomacy promises much more than a hopeless fight against an overwhelming force Ill tight em Helm ground out between Ills teeth It I have to do It sin gle handed and alone Ill fight cm I Father Beret smiled grimly as If he 122 would enjoy a lively iklruilsb nnd ft 1 said I admire your courage my son lighting Is perfectly propr ujioii fair occasion nut think of the poor women and children these old eyes of mini have seen some terrible things done by enraged savages Mete eni illi llghtli but their poor wlvis nod daughters nh 1 have seen I have ceuI- lcverley felt n pang of terror shoot through his heart us Father Iterets simple words made him think of Alice In connection with the Indian massacre lOOt course of course Its horrible to think of said Helm but niy duty li clear nnd that flaghe pointed to where la bunnlerc d A lice Itousslllon I That lau ihall not come down face in full honor was almost blowing away In the cold wlnllIhnt flag shall not come down save In full honor Ills speech sounded preposterously boastful and hollow but he was man fully In earnest livery word came from his bravo heart Father lleretn grim smile returned lighting up Ids stronglyI marked face with the strangest expression Imagina ble We will get nil the women Inside the fort Helm began to shy Where the Indians will find them ready pennid up and nt their mercy julekly Interpolated the priest That will not do Well then what can be done Hev erley demanded turning with n fierce stare upon Father Beret Dont stand there objecting to everything with not a suggestion of your own to offer I know what Is boat for my people the old man replied softly still smil lug I have advised tL m to stay In side their houses nun take no part In till military event It Is the only hope of averting nn Indiscriminate massacre and thing worse The curt phrase things worse wont like u bullet strako through Hev orleys heart It Hashed an awful tile tore upon his vision1 Father Beret saw his face whiten and his lips set thorn selves to resist n great emotion Uo not bo angry jvlth me my son ho said laying n Laud on the young mans arm I may be wrong but I net upon long nnd convincing experi ence Kipcrlence or no experience Helm exclaimed with an oath this fort must be manned and defended I am commanding here Yes I recognize your authority responded the priest In n flrm yet deter ential tone and I heartily wish you had a garrison But where Is your coin mand Cant 5r HnT Ucre Is wr karrlson yote nskh Yes and I can tell you Its where you might expect n gang ff dad blasted Jabbering French good for nothings to be off high gnnnlcklug ground shooting buffaloes Instead of staying hero and defending their wives chil dren homes nnd country The few I have In till fort will sneak off I sup pose The French gave you this post on easy terns captain blandly retorted Fattier Heret Yes und theyll hated It over to Hamilton you think on the same basis cried Helm but Ill show you I Ill show you Mr Priest Pardon me captain The French are loyal to you and to the flag yonder They have sworn It Time will prove It Hut In the present desperate dllem ma we must choose the safer horn Saying this Father Beret turned about and went his way He was chuckling heartily as he passed out of the gate lie Is right sold Bcvcrlcy after a few moments of reflection during which he was wholly occupied with Alice whose terrified face In his an ticipation appealed to him from the inldvt of howling savages smoking cabins and mangled victims of lust and massacre Ills Imagination painted the scene with n merciless realism that chilled his blood All the sweet ro uianca fcU avaz from Vlacennes TO UK CONTINUED Mr lack Dalton returned to Louis vlllb today after visiting his son Mr Harry Dalton the tailor qj= II HomeSeekers And ColonistsExcursions On September IS 1903 the Illinois Central Railroad Company will sell low rate HomeSeekers Excursion Tickets from Paducnh to points on Illinois Cen tral and Yazoo ntul Mississippi Valley railroad in Mississippi and Louisiana including New Orleans Natchez and Vicksburg for fI i oo for the round trip and to points on the Southern Pacific railway in Louisiana and Texas east of and including Houston Tex and to Port Worth Hrownwood Waco and San Antonio Tex and immediate point at J 1500 for the round trip good return- Ing until October 6 Special Low OneWay Second Class Colonists Tickets Will be sold from IdrtucHU daily from September 15 until November 30 as fol lows liilliujts Mont 5 2630 Helena Butte Misaouln Ogden aid Salt Lake 3130 Spokane and Ulleustiurg 280 Portland and Seattle fo3S 30 San Pran Cisco and Los Angeles 3135 The rates to numerous intermediate points will be correspondingly low For further inforjiati n apply to J T DONOVAN Agent W H MUSTAIN Ticket Agent Union Depot t TAXPAYERS NOTION Paducah Ky Sept 1 1903 You are hereby notified that all per tool owning or haing in their poe session or under their control M agent guardian committee executor administrator curator trustee reo ceirer commiiiioner or otherwise realty tangible or intangible personal property on the fifteenth day of Sep tember and are required on or before the first day of October to give the assessor a true and complete list of same with true cashyal0s thereof at of the fifteenth day of September nn der oath upon form to bo furnished on applcaton by said assessor AT HIS OFFICE and that all merchants of the city doing business for themselves or others shall in like manner and in ad dition thereto state the highest amount in yahoo of goods wares raer band Iso owned or kept on hand for alo by said merchants during the three months next preceding snob 16th day of September Prompt attention to this will tavo property owners ad ditional cost Tho assessors office will bo open from 7 until 8 oclock at night on Fri day anti Saturday night September 18 anti 10 25 Bud 20 STEWART DICK Assessor Office City Hall Approved D A YoUor Ma- yorREMOVED I leave leniuved to No 200 Court street where I am prepared to erve regular MEALS AMDLUNCHLS- In firstclass style Table furnished with the best the marktt affords Open from 4 a in until 12 oclock at night I A O Wilson IIII I IIIITHE atIII JUST remodeled throughout Inew management Courteous employee Home like in appointment Broadway and Chestnut IN heart of shopping district and theatres and wholesale houses Coveniently located and delightful place for mer chants and pleasure seekers LuClede and Market St Carl Dire t from Union Station RATES SI1 00 200 A DAY CUMOPCAN PLAN SPECIAL EXCURSION TO ST LOUIS OCT 6TH AOOOU T OF VEILED PROPHET AND 8T LOUIS FAIR On account of tho above the Illinois Central will run a special train Mon nay Oct 6th to St Louis Mo at 300 for the round trip Tickets will be good for return rn all trains leaving St Louis up lb and including Friday Oot Oth For farther information apply to J T Donovan Auent W II MUll tail Ticket Agent Union Depot LAxros c r ILiverI Illinois Central RIRW OF INTEREST T- OSTOCKHOLDERS Free Transportation to Attend the Annual Muting at Chicago Public notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad Company ChlcJgoIIlInolll90381 12 oclock noun To permit personal atten yet nt JCf t aieeting there will he isst to earl holder of one or more shots of Itcapital stock of the lllinoU Centn Railroad Company as registetkd ou tL woks of the company at the close of business on Tuesday September 2- 91903wro IS oi POLL AGe a ticket enabling him or her to travel free over the Couioanys Lines from the station on the Illinois Central Railroad nearest to his or her registers address to Chi gOOtItorthe tour days immediately preceed ng a d the day of the meeting and for the return journey from Chicago only on the day of the meeting and the four days immediately following when stawpeddurlcRsaybttwenoffice of the Assistant Secretary Mr W mayberegistered as above on ap lication in writing to the President of the Com pany in Chicago Each application must state the Purr NAMfe AND ADDROJS of the stockholder exactly as given to his or certificate or stock together with the number and date of such certificate No mure that one person will be earned free in respect to any one holding of stock as registered on the books o the Company A G HACK STAFF Secretary Big Four houte ISummer Tourist Line to MOUNTAINS LAKES FOREST and SHORE s New York and BostonT- he Travelers Favorite Line CHICAGO 1 Pullman Slee- Strictly Cars Modem Indianapolis Peoria and all points in Indiana and Michigan 1 Unequaled Dining Car Service + Modern Equipment Fast Schedules Write for Summer Tourist Bi Warren J Lynch W P Depper4UlTARtnt AnttGPTAC- incinnati Ohio S J GATHS General Agent LrulsTllle Ky o RYMAN LINE VASHVILLE AND PADIJCAll PACKET SI Str EI W Buttorf eave+ Paducah for Clarksville eVe ery Monday 12 in Leaves Paducah for Nashville ever Wednesday 12 m leaves Clarksvillc every Tuesday noon for Paducah Leaves Nashville every Saturdayrnoon for Paducah For freight or passage apply on board or to Given Fowler Agt a- iI S Tyner W A Eishop Master Clerbc s Ia LOUIS nnu iTENNESSEE 410 HIVt j PACKET COMPANYII FOR TENNESSEE HIVE Rn STEAMER CLYDE ae Ptdueab 101 Tenneue River nvWednesday as 4 p m Thomas H Armstrong Master UGBNS ROBINSON Clerk Thli company II not re possible ft nvolce charges sale collected by tiu Irk of the boat A L LASSITER Architect and Superintendent Roans 7 and 8 Yeis r Building Phones Office 2t5- Raidcncc l985 JPADUCAH KY 1 + X- vSRIlISR L MYlit L A L At 1211 cIuTBCT 4 p41lssa wow WusuN i 4 1 r P T French Lickand West Baden Springs In the highlands of Indiana a two hour ride from Louisville there flow wonderful healing waters that youd spend hundreds of dollars to enjoy if they were in Europe A recent visitor from Philadelphia who formerly went to Carlsbad every ear said I do not see why anyone goes to Europe for medicinal waters The water is as beneficial and the scenery and surrounding country the air and the opportunities for recreation are better the hotels and all accommodations are much finer at French LickWest Dad Springsand this gentleman is a native of Switzerland The pln ldlywoodeah Iliwith the cool lorjgot tlre air ol these highland where one can enjoy rambles In the deylhaof the forest or rldeund drive among the nnmeraui bridle paths and roadway aflord pleasure lor those who desire rest and quiet while at the pleudld and casinos one can have all the entertain ment and jdcaiute poulble at the most fashionable re orti On The Monon Route for booklets telling all about the waters Hotel Rates and full information write E H BACON District Passenger Agent Louisuille Ky T u1Coo Render Lump 14c per bushel Render Nut 13c per bushel Antracite 950 per ton Central Coal and Iron Co Incorporated j1READ Manager 8th and Trimble Phone 190 IY IYFOR COALLump 14 cents per bushel Egg 14 cents per bushel Nut 13 cents per bushelI PRATT COAL CO STEAM HEATING As mad as a wet hen Is every mans allowance when his laun drywork doesnt please him The same work doesnt please everybody all of us have whims of our own Doesnt mutter we wont quarrel We will please you Let U8 humor your whims but please give us an inkling of the little things you like attended t- oStar LaundryDoth Phones zco 120 N 4th StI DONT spend a lot cf time competentfirm I me make you an etimate on a STEAM OR HOT WATER SYSTEM your store or residence All work guaranteed You IItor be immensely pleased with my prices and workmanship sot ED D HANNAN Fourth and Court CaldwellI Son VRepresentsome of the leading Fire Insurance Companies of the country Also Real Estate Agents Property In our hands carefully looked Quick action qn sales afterII Peoples dependent Ibooe 303 Office 1 1 t u u t- J1 rrr ri Coal Lime and Cement Sewer Pipe J Wall Coping u J 9 H M CUNNINGHAM ClarkjL f t 1 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT Elks BuildinrCommittee Nearly Ready to Report Tho Doctor Working Hard on the Hospital ProjeotNewO- OOOOrDI AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST Last night tho committee appointed from tbo county medical society to adopt tomo meal ro to arouso interest in the vote for tbo 35000 bond issue for a new city hospital met very en couraging results Tbo committee will draft resolutions or such papers necessary to scattorabout tho city jait before nicotian to bolp tho cause along Tho doctors think tbo city Is in need of a new oity hospital more than anything oleo and aro working hard to see the voto on the bond issue carried through and tho hospital built They first brought the matter up about on year ago and had pUns drawn to have the bnHding erected lint were delayed by the vote which hud to bo taken on a regular clccllon day Tho street committee of tlio general conrcll yesterday afternoon mot and discussed the ordinance to dispose of a franchise for a street car line exten lion ont Twelfth street which is de sired by the Padncah company for ex tondingits tracks to Rowland town instead of going oat Doruheim Avenue US now The company desires to re tain the latter right of WilY and on this question tho boards have not yet agreed The permission to extend tho tracks out Twelfth street will probab ly be given but tbo Hcrnholm avenue franchise will possibly bo declared forfoitted The franchlso ordinance will como tip at the next meeting of the boards Tho work of placing down the now suction pipe of the water company in the river opposite the city is progress tog under tho supervision of Mr Joseph Falcon of Chicago a diver and submarine worker of national reputation who illnlshed work at Metropolis a few days ago Mr Fal con has taken up ranch of tho old pipe and when tho old joint arc all taken np tho several car loads of now pipe will bo laid Sightiaand Dr B 0 GriUlth a committee from tho Psdncsb Medical society to take stops townrd securing a now city hospital met last night at tbo ounce of Dr Sights and decided to prepare an appeal to tho people to voto for bond issno of which 15000 will bo thajj voted to a hospital which will bo before thorn in November Thfl appeal will bo prepared and published in a few days It is probable the now picture fane factory will bo in operation before December lit Messrs Kirkand Das of tho Rex company Ghioigo are now hero signing nil all tho necessary documents and preparing to have the utomentslIII work will begin at onco Tho plan for tho Elks proposed now building havo been completed but tbo building committee iis npt yet ready to make a report to the lodge Cap tain b B Davis the architect Iis now out of the city and it iis hoped by tho next meeting of tho lodge next Thursday a week to have a report ready The building will bo ono of tho finest in tho city and it is hoped I to begin it next spring The reconstruction of Clarks River Bridge will be completed by tho end of next week from present indica tions Mr Sinnott of Nashville has the contract and tbo work has boon progressing well The opening of the bridge will be hailed with delight as it has been closed for sovroal weeks now The repairs will cost the county about 1200 The till in Moohauicsbnrg known as tho ten yard fill is being widened twelve feet Tho high stages of the river do great damage to this till and result in constant complaint from tho south side Street Inspector Eaher will complete the work as soon as pos sible The Sescoast Minurul company mllYI be in operatinn by the middle of next week Mr L O Garrett has a forco of men np Tennessee river getting a bin supply of oro anti will start the concern as soon as the oro arriYesI Tbo Terrell distillery which has I 1 iIIi Red Men Whte Men Black MenI And all men we call your attention to the fact that our fall stock of WALK=OVER AND ECLIPSE SHOES been idle for most of tbo summer will sesame shortly It will probably bo running again by November 1 The montheago and will later on bo enlarged SPECIAL STAMPS WILL BE PUT ON SALE TIIK DAY TUB EXPOSITION OPENS A special dispatch from Wnshinjton states that tbo matter of n special Is sue of stamps for tho worlds fair has coo tateti up by tho postoftlce depart went and assurances have been received from Third Assistant Post master General Madden that the stamps will be printed Tho issue will probably consist of four stamp of 1 2 3 and 4cont denomlnaions Sironlnntaneonsly with the opening of tho exposition the stamps will be put on salo nt all post offices throughout the United States It is thought by wcrlds fair officials that tots will bo of inestimable value as moans of advertising the exposition- As yet the department has reached no decision ns to designs for the stamps but is now considering several suggestions JILTED lOVER KILLS FORMER SWEETHEART ANti THEN ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE Boisnuer Mich Sept 21Annle Wozeunk aged twentyfour was shot and instantly killed last night by Ed Mllcski her former flanco in front of her mothers homo Milokl then shot himself in the abdomen cud his recovery is doubtful The girl hid been visiting in Ironwoodauil Mllcikl had gone there to endeavor to settle a quarrel that separated thorn a year ago The couple canto hero together on tho train and quarreled it is said wbilo en route When they loft the train the girl dodged around a water tank to escape Mileski but ho follow ed her and shot her on her mothers doorstop p COLD IN DEATH BODIES OP MAN AND WOMAN FOUND IN A VACANT LOT Chicago Sept 24Tho bodies of n well dressed woman shout 20 years old and a man apparently UO were found in n vacant lot in a fashionable residence portion of tbo South Side early today A revolver clutched in tbo dead mans hand a bullet from which had passed through the wo mans lung and two bullet wounds in the mans neck lead tho police to be lave it a case of murder and suicide Tho names It Laurie and Sherman on tbe womans clothing and the dui tialsD O Ron the mans linen arc tbo only identifying marks upon the bodies MEETING OF RED MENTon- of tho class of palefaces to be taken into the Red Men ware initiated last night and others will follow Friday night at the regular meeting Those initiated last evening are Messrs W B Smith Henry Lohuhard George S Beard W H Ripley Young Taylor Edward Loftin Ed ward Thorman II V Sherrlll David Kennedy and Eugene Graves u LAXFOS RMllcyJher RNRtRiR +x+K +k +sr+RNt+R+K- 4i i SOULES ii- f Sherbets are rrUnexcelled 0 ff- ailo1tt1lt1tt1Mo1tt1lt1tt1tt1tt1lfoai Is now complete and we invite your I inspeIion of these celebrated brands of fine shoes OUR BOYS SCHOOL SHOES Were never better than 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