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The Paducah evening sun: n. Monday, March 11, 1907.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r l x ++ o I IrT r r n vvV tLZv J J- f IdVIwtauea tininj U1 NO 60 PADUCAH KYu MONDAY EVENING MARCH 11 1907 10 ors PER WEEK W OI W PROGRAM IS COMPLETED 4 He ad Camp U Moots in Fadit cab Tomorrow It is Expected That Ono Hundred mid Ditty Delegates Will Assemble Here t JUDGE CROSS IS IN CHARGKI C adA is In readiness for biro meeting of Headi Camp Uof Kontuclty IWoodmon of tho World which will open here tomorrow and last through Thursday The delegates wilt been tertained In the best manner possl M and tIs estimated that fully ISO will be hEM when the meeting be gins Thy lied Mens tall fIs thppJaoo of meeting Following Is the program annbunc ed this morning Call to order at 10 a m Tuosday by Judge D A Cross chairman of the entertainment and arrangement I committeet OpeningtiIrrVho Rev Dayld C 1Vrhghtoh tlnaceEpSscopal churchs i f Address of weicome to the city Mayor D A Yelser i Address of welcome In behalf of the local Woodmen of the World County Attorney Alberi Bairkley- Rsponse in behalf ot visiting dole gatenoT Willis of Murray Tho meeting win then bo turned over to Organizer T Hill of LouIs- ville v There ore 310 delegates already bore and each train brings more The full ISOls expected by the time the meetlngXbeglnB Entertainments rsThe Paducah Traction company has offered the local lodge two cars one for the women and one for the men to tour the city on all lines The offer was accepted and the men c n t will be taken over the city Thursday morning and the women In tho afternoon The Woodmen Circle which will tat Woodmen of the World hall wilt meet Thursday to organize their Head ramp Tho Circle wilt tender the visitors a banquet in the Wood men of the Word hall The date Is not sellciiJ1a be Tuesday night or Wednesday night WATCH CAUSED TROUBLE FOR A RESTAURANT MAN L Charged with disposing of tt EG6 t fllwatch which did not bolting to him 19 Cecil Crider known also as Cecil Rolland recently an employe at S B Gotts restaurant Is undbr arrest here pending trial The case was continued this morning until the lat ier part of the week when witnesses can be procured Crlder left Colts restaurant llast r Wednesday Ho had been sweated by Patrolman Lige Cross and Special Policeman Dick Tolbert of tho I1111 nols Central the watch had been lost by James Crow fireman on a Paducah and Fulton accommodation train Crldersalho found the watch Ho claimed he lleft It at his S mothrshomc Promising to re p cover it the policemen lot hilt go G He went to Rives Tonn where his people areLJut the watch was not forthcoming Yesterday Patrolman Cross wont down to RIves and arrested him turning him over to Tola bert at the depot It is claimed that Crider had disposed of the timepiece to Virgil Bennett of Rives who Is I now in Memphis Crider Is 30 years I t old and welt known In Paducah TIIIBVliS AHB roI GnYcAND CLEAN OFF TABLE- t i White she was vlslUng Mrs John I na below Mrs rosideNCrs r Guy Harrjs at Ohio and SaturtIf day evening by sneak thieves and the tabie stripped of nil its contents Dresser trawerswere ransacked but nothing Iis missing but foodc JtteeeMfJt l Revival Large isuccese Is attending the re I vival at the Mechanlcsburg East BpIt cfiurcli trader the leadership I 1yof the the iii H Cunningham- Dur1a= services yesterday eifk i ten pertons wrra converted Brj TIC will be held thr0 g1jout tJweek itt Z oclock fa the kfteroou- and lI at 7iSft oclock In th evenhif oi MMket- ptMbiaau MrK iflrltot7Jh piNn 8OoaQ 4eN- e f a 3 U FOR ROOSEVELT Des Moiiics March II If legislative preference is any crt tenon Iowa Republicans ore top Roosevelt for another term n poll of limo Kciicml assembly now in session gives tho following result Roosevelt 75 Cummins 7 Shrew t5 Taft 4 Root 1 BOILER XIIoDES Mctiich N J Match 11 Two men wore killed mill several seriously wounded and two fatal ly Injured as tlio result of an explosion of tho boiler of n freight engine on the Pennsyl vania mllroad this morning NothIng but the wheels are left of the engine Several of tIle crew were burned under tho onturned cars which caught fire ARCHIE ALL RIGHT Washington Marcie 11 Arclilp Roosevelt who is suffer ing front diphtheria is pro nounced put of danger today ii TRmE AhFAILURE 1 V qpliind Mardi HRcp- 61iccclltl by Dfllccrs of the arttjon Hii Ship Dulldlng com jpnnpday indicate the failure ot thcf strikotlircatcncil by the international Brotherhood of iBuildersiV 0000 6f tlio 3000 mcnib TS Mato obeyed tilt strike order FAMOUS STALLION 511 Sterling iiy Mardi 11 J iiano Johnson lost by death today the stallion Emerald Chief by Bourbon Chief valued lit30OOO Ito was champion threeyearold saddle stallion of time would The Russian government made several Ineffectual efforts to purchase limo horse MILLED LANDLADY Cleveland March HlJmKuskas ihot and killed Mrs Liz zie fiovony with whom ho boimled and then probably fn tally shot himself It is be Bevel the couple quarreled over a love AffairS ASPHVXIATE1J v Plquii Ohio March 11II- M Pcckoilnaugli of Lebanon a musician WitS asphyxiated by gas which escaped fro ma stove lit his room lie failed to arise today1 mid his room was broken into by the police East Baptist Church Pine services were held yesterday both morning and evening at time East Baptist church where are vIva is Inprogresa held by the pas tor the Rev Mr Allen and the Rev H Cunningham of tho city There were twenty conversions at the ser vices yesterday and last night a hun dred or more people wore turned from the church The Rev E H Cunningham Is preaching There will be services all week at 2 p m and 7lresidtng Elders Sermon The Roy J W Blackard D D presiding elder of tho Paducah dis inlet tilled tho pulpit of too Trimble street Methodist church Sunday morning and evening This was Dr Dl ckard1s regular quarterly mooting Ii9reachedmons t No ample protection Is afforded the traveling public at night at tho Illinois Central depot by the Padu coin police force since tho order with- drawIng the patrolmen from the de pot on the arrival of night trains was- Saturdayissued from headquarters fI t when the force was smaller this order wan issued but the public demanded protection and it got It too The Illinois Central employed one nightI watchman whose duty it Is to meet all trains For years patrolmen of tthe city force have been meeting the trains and tho records will skew n n There In HI1 e M clad of a 1Ait elrealatioa statement jthftCM worth any eoMidtrntkii MHltlMtb the OftHjr dobtU d ebnteMexEoclime llaii le the oily rdaoalt JWtMrMhtU c mirk a- raatwiu ti- f n n MANY LICENSES MAY BE REVOKED 41 Strict Inspection Under Com merce and Labor Bureau Examination Papers to Bo Subject to Strict Scrutiny By Assistant e Inspectors BEGIN ON EXCURSION BOATS Washington D C March 11 Plans are being made out In the do partment of commerce and labor for greqtty Increasing the efficiency of the steamboat inspection service Secretary Straus states that he Is gradually getting tho machinery In operation an Important start being hula annbiinced Intention of shifting asslstt Inspccforb of butts ant of boilers fromone district to another and by ordering an Inspection of the examination papers of steamboat men licensed byt government In the test four or five years with a view of revoking the licdnses of incompetent an undesirable men ThIs stop follows closelyl thef order for three additional inspectors of ex cursion and ferryboats each season Many men now licensed by the government may lose their reads as a result of the order as there Is rea son to believe that local boards of examination havo granted licenses to men with undue lUnlency Should any irregularity or any exercise of kindness of heart on tho part Of too examiners be shown prompt recom mendations will be made for the re vocation of the licenses The Inspect onp exnmlnatlon pa- vers will bOUnaJorthls summer by Mr Uhler supervljll gltlpspectorgen oral of the service Ho will visit the fortyfour clues In which there are located examining boards and go carefully over the records Ho be i lieves ha will bo able to weed out some unfit men and Induce examlni lngjjpardr to be more strl LIJl9ttpOtfdrmthceof their duties None of the assistant Inspectors are dismissed and emphasis placed c on tho fact that the assistant Insspecters shifted are not under sus- picIon of Improper conduct Until the last congress It was 1m poijijlble fdr the government to takeS such wholesale shIfting asjust effectI edbat tae flftyalritlr c6hgress enacted taj law which made It permissi ble At present tho inspectors can not be shifted and It Is probable I that Secretary Straus as a result of what may be unearthed by his action t will recommend to congress at its next session the granting of authority to shift Inspectors Tho assistant Inspectors will begin work at once on the inspection of excursion and ferryboats under tho order Just Issued by tho department providing for three reinspections or examinations In the season of sor vice As there are only about one I hundred assistant Inspectors andI nearly twentyrive thousand vessels to be examined they will bo kept busier in the coming season thanII they have ever been before This rpinspectlon is a direct reII sult of the General Slocum disaster At the inquiry Into that cajastropho Police Are Taken ff1JepotII feat Arrests Ate Frequent n- 14t6qu1tohoPialnosTwithyearoongo that more arrests of fugitives and criminals haVo been made at the der pot than at any other fixed place within the city limits Yesterday aftoraqn Patrolman Aaron lurIeE caught four hobos who had pulled oil waste from the journal boxes of four cars loaded with live stock ready for shipment wouldudhaveareo With It Hot boxes suited had the conditions not been discovered In time and a wreck pos sully caused There are two Important trains that come Into Paducah at night Ono from the south arrives at 135 oclock and another from tho east at 340 oclock carrying many pass m lrsCroo11I of every class havo heerc caught stealing rides on them I Patrolmen say that the depot is the I best place to arrest fugitives and it IIis probable that the order will be re I scinded when the public is acquaint ed with the details It k tfcitedt that the order la thoi resultf Of 4ednclons made by Rounds man JJWil CkHirJtotir who tfclnkt the JI road lI lltto patrolttto4epot Tie Aepot 1I billch the trJlDaIUjpo D NO WONDER THEY COME TO AMERICA I Scar In New York Globe Child Bride Shoots Herself In Breast Dies After Explaining Mrs Mattie H4rtwhoshot herself Saturday night I dlel early Sunday night and was burled this afternoon at 2 oclock in palf Grove cemetery No Inquest was heui Coroner Eaker lwn- nvmgmado3I rhorotJ hip rsonalltf vcstlgatlon satisfying himself that death was the result of an accidental shooting Mra Mattlef Hart the ICyearold wlffl of Virgil Hart of 314 Harrison street and daughter of F W Rob erts a veterinary surgeon of 725 Harris street shot herself through the left breast Saturday evening I It was brought out that hose and life preservers subjected to contact with the salt water were often rendered useless in three months Judgment for Taxes Judgment for 24C15 WHit Interest from September 21 19H1 was given the AyeriLord Tie comPany against the county of McCrackon this morning by County Judgo R T Lightfoot for taxes erroneously paid into tho county by the company on marine property In 19011t Tho company claimed 4t listed and paid taxes on its property In Chicago and won in tho United States supreme court HOSPITAL IMPROVRMENT- AVOULD BE BENEFICIAL IAmong the numerous minor Im provements suggested to the board directors of Riverside hospital Is lot paIdownstairs on the southern wings where the morning sun can be had Confinement In wards without exorcise is not good for the appetltq andj speedy recovery of patients and phy sicians agree that this is ono matter overlooked BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING TONIGHT High water in tho river has brought the city dump once more to the front and some solution ot the regularly recurring problem will be sought at the meeting of tho board of health tonight The board will meet at 730 oclock With a slim appropriation this year the board of health is1 not prepared financially t undertake any permanent solution of the problem Whenever tho river fats up to thirty feet on the gauge U ItdMat least a haifdoee JtUmt t ifnn the tear the disposal H heleltyj trlNtebeceuiori atb seats problem U r about C oclock at her homo while toying with a rovovor she forgot was loaded The bullet was removed from near the spine a short time later by Dr Jeff D Robertson who pronounced the wound probably fatal ihobaU haVfrig iplercotJicfrerrrurig Mrs Hart wits the bride of night detectlvo at tho Pamor House hay ing been married since February 3 Her husband sleeps during day and shorty before C ocock she awakened him and taking his p stol from under the pillow west Jo an adjoining room extracted the loads and began playing with it she said Placing the weapon a 32 Colts at her breast sho BANQUET TONIGIT AT PALMER HOUS Business Mon Hosts to Stockholders of Hotel and Ono Hundred and Ton Covers Will be Laid PUBLIC MAY INSPECT HOUSE hrti Formal opening of thonew Palmer House will occur tonight when tw business men will sit down to a ban quet In honor of John C Roth arid Judge Henry D Laughlen of ChIca- go and other stockholders of the Palmer house who spent over 100 000 principally with Paducah mer chants In fitting up the hotel The dining room wilt be thrown open and the public Is Invited to in spect the hotel The doors leading onto the mezzanine floor will be open so that the public may enjoy the or chestra music Tho banquet wm DO the finest at fair IantuckIddTizordecaratlonsroorn In tho hands of Mr Bruuson whopreI arranging a profuse array of palms and southern smilax The i banquet begins at 73Jb oclock tOl1towr Joseph L FrIedman Our Host H D TkaugWen Greater Paducah Charles IL wheeler Personal Recollections of a Padu cah Hotel Min Charles Rood 0MurnlloThe Hotel as Indicative of a CUy r i Hat Corfactt The Ideal City JC Fioiirnoj the IId1+ aJ Iloetelry Jofcn C fio b The Sa on the Rod John Yi4CW BeAtter a 0 QnMUfcMi J u pulled itho trigger Later she reloaded the Instrument and a short time after again placed It at her breast forgetting she bad loaded it There was a report and Hart jumped11 fromvtheibed to fl dthUwlfe lying on the floor the pistol by her aide Placing her on the bed he summoned the physician Tho wife stood the operation well and within a short time Magistrate diaries Em cry with Acting County Attorney Eo geno Graves took her dying statement The young wife was an attractive woman and had been residing In her present homo slnco her marriage FORAKER IN PHOTO CAMPAIGN it f Begins Pnsidcntial Campaign Iiy PicturesECincinnati March II Senator Foraker has undertaken a photograph campaign for the presidency to be launched as soon as ho gets back from Washington Ho has given a contract to a photographer fpr 2000 worth of photographs to bo followed by lithographs nowspapef cuts and timely cartoons The senator expects to get his features well In the public eye In ample time for tho national convention i NO BRAINSTORM FROM WIFES STORY Now York March 11ln the I Thaw trial today Jerome called as the first wltnessos Frederick W Longfellow former counsel for Thaw Jerome revealed his Intention to overthrow Thaws insanity defense almost at tho beginning of tho ex amination of Longfellow Ho argued that ho proposed to show that the tales Evelyn Thaw told of other girls being wronged by White could not have upset his mind because ho had known ot tho cases recited by Evelyn before ho heard her statoment Ho declared her story could not have caused tho brainstorm which led to Whites death In spite of objections by Detmas ho got the facts before the jury which ho could not have brought out on tile stand- 1VEATIIEIIincreasing f cloudl ness and wanner tonight Totes flay probably showers and warmer Highest tcmportitura yes terday 11t lowest today 30 a I 4 v dJ B TROUBLE OCCURS IN LOUISVILLE Several Mon Hurt in Collision With Strikers Fntiredi Half Dozen Lh1lsr i i s POLICE GIVE NO PROTECTION IxiulsvlIIe JIarch 11SpcclalS- ceiies of violence and disorder mark ed the first day of the local strike of street car men At noon after ia stubborn effort on the Bart of the company to operate cars service on all lines was suspended fjontrollcrs had been broken from crs trolleys pulled Stt wires 4111r wagons driven on the tracks anti allowed to stand there drivers refusing to leave Between 00 and 70 men out of 1000 dutyiIttThere were constant calls for police and charges that officers were not taking proper measures to protect l propjjrtJVjJJ street car officials EdI ward Pearson motorman on the Fourth avenue line was assulteil ut the corner of a street on a car nut struck In the face but not seriously Injured His assailant escaped Rob ert Brashcar mill Winton Cook charged with Interfering with 11 motor car were arrested Both arc former employes I Louisville Ky March 11Tllero was some disorder when the street railway company attempted to start cars this morning but no serious outbreaks As each car stnrtedTout It was greeted with cheers from the large crowd assembled Several cars were stopped and forced to turn back At several points wagons woro n plnccd across the tracks and traffic Interrupted Nearly every one la Louisville walked to business today Servlco itf now beiilgrglven on ax lines with 100 cars out of COO run ning Five men running streetcars were Injured up to noon A number of disturbances occurred Tho girls HIgh school was dismissed for tear of serious disturbances In that vicinity Officials of the company say If the police do not glye better protec tion armed men will bo placed on the cars Unionists say many men are joining their ranks GOES TO ARIZONA Robert Black Will Look After Irrlgn lion Canals Mr Robert Black associated with Mr Will DIcko In tho tailoring business has disposed of his Interests to hIs partner and will leave Monday fpr Golconda and later fpr Arizona where he will permanently reside Mr Black has been in Paducah five years Ho came hero from tho cast and bovine Interested in mining properties in Pope county 111 near Gel conda He will dispose of hls Inter ests there and within two weeks wilt start for Arizona Mr Black la an expert construction engineer and has accepted an offior as an engineer In tho construction of extensive irriga tion canals in Arizona 1 WANTED LIQUOR ONLY DID THIRSTY BURGLARS Two robberies of saloons were reported to the police this morning Oscar Dcnker at Eighth and Harris streets reports that sumo ono forced his way through the rear ot his storo Sunday night and stole a lot of liquor wines and tobacco James Lilly at Fourth and EUza both streets reports that ono rearotforced ills way into tho his saloon Saturday night stealing a lot of liquors and tobacco In both cases no money was taken the cash drawers having been previ ously emptied by the proprietors STREET REPAIRS 5L1DE ON ALL BRICK IAVRAIHNTS This morning laborers started TO pairing brick streets thQ first being North Fifth street between Broadway and Jefferson street Several great hdles rendering It dangerous to vehl eels and pedestrians had been made In tho street On taking up brick It was discovered that the tountktloncnot Concrete had settled with tha tort 1 earth beneath It Contractor X Cv tTerrttld wltt refr ItYr1 atreewtt I =ror 0 o tDO lfft1 r D110AJf t MOIO AYMARCH 11 For theMM v ho Cares The Dover The distinctive style and solid comfort of our 100Y Oxfords are 1sure to appeal to the man who wants the II best in footwear Remembera Florsheim is al liivayscornj1 1j fortable it needs no 1 break ing in c LENDLER and LYDON s Confessions of a 5PUIO11 t OV I My picture of the geritlcntan = who Ilrst introduced me to tho game was not exaggrcateU and that was Insldo information To the novice dnsldo Information Is the most al luring thing in the world it Is a ramp bow that beckons him on to the NeverNever and Actually It Is the chaff with which even the old birds ore caught after which they arc plucked and turned loose Do not as sume fuat It is the pne who gives you tho Into matl6in who is plotting trouble for you Ho Is undoubtedly honest and the advice may have been given him in sincerity but the ghostl s lot Ananlas Is somewhere In tho background and ho is busy as t mailer There Is Inside information of a dlffeicnt clad but I am talking sow of what the average speculator nets upon and what is manufactured I especially for his consumption Do mot mistake It there is good advice given and plenty of it but after a while you cannot differentiate between fake information and true Good advice is alweyo unpalatable My confessions thus far wouldI seem to show someone will say only that I found among my ac quaintances a choice collection of thlmbleriggers 1 found no more than the ordinary speculator will1 find but after all tho prime ques tlon is not whether the men from whom you ask advlco are morally oblique rather is it that tho warp and woof of your own character 1Is changed in the process and unless you are lucky it will develop Into a piece of shoddy One of the worst things that canI befall the novice In speculation is n c little success at tho beginning A Sew failures might blight the bud ding growth of specultalon but withI a little success the chance has past My early troubles were not severe enough they lacked that necessary emphasis which might be describedI as n resounding thud end one good jrfay that restored part of my lossesI settled my fate Therein were laidI the anarchies of my subsequent l r K nlUCKY BOTH rFIi4- LTO t rtr NIOlTTHE DonnellyHatfieldMAGNtflGENT Under the Personal Direction of AI G Field The best of theIGood Ones A big minstrel festival of music and song Everything up to date Clean wholesome fun refinedand educatingA Company A Great Show Big noonday street parade and band concert No Advance in Prices Prices 25c 33c COc 75c 100 BacK Again WILL ARD MACK And- MAUDE LEONEA- nd the same fine cast they had with them or their for mcr engagement in Paducnh FIVE NIGHTSI AND TWO MATINEES Wednesday and Saturday Commencing Tuesday Night March 12 Opening bill Tuesday in that greatest of problem plays SOWING THE WI N I Popular Prices ISc 25c 35c and 50c 25cnLndies free Tuesday night withI one paid 50e scat if purchased be fore 5 oclock Tuesday Seats on sale at Box Office r dreams of quick fortune I wa further b uddled by the Idea that 1 knew many of tho men who were supposed to bo th Inspiration ofr ovary big movement In stocks AndI the fact of the matter was that 1 In several cases I had the but did not know how to make the proper use of Itrfhat Is the reallI danger of inside information BenI Thayer In Moodys Magazine for0 March PILES CUJIED IN 0 TO 14 DAYS PALO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to euro any caso of Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding Plies In G to 14 days or money refunded 50c Friend = If you had to work hardI what would you dot Lazyman Learn to pJay the bass drum I watched the man nt the symphonyr contort he only hit tho drum tilt times during the hole evening Many a man has actually manage d to be happy without meddling 1In some other fellows business Work for your fellows la worship1 t u d x- zof your Father I Clysllellltf bar Oho Feb uMiveJi o no O Jfae A I1Jtt J L e vy- r fI z tHo asrCans atyotdeoneaay CdaDays I I r r tar Askany dealer for r th oldestbottIed1n i b bond whiskey hePl hasin stock and you h will get either f 1x- ff EARLY TIMES yr JACK BEAM Its t eight summers old f 0 i p r an I M t 2ZJJ- gt We had aLaat0aieaed Easterner In the house M weeksald a Des vet hotel dork His name wasBla5cetats and ho stopped over in way to California I Blake was a food looking young I fellow about 29 He was also the possessor of sporty Inclinations Hes 1 gone now so it wont do any karat to tell the story Blake was astonished sc emphat ically in this way Ho Was loafing J around In front of the desk hero a 1 week ago last night when two men from Goldflold Nev came up They I were looking for somebody Jo play poker with then 1 They told mo what they wanted I and Invited mo to Join them I was busy and declined their Invitation Blake heard them ask me however and he gave me a hint in the shape of a smile- I introduced him and he said hod like to got in a little game The Goldfield men were delighted and the three went to the room occupied by the mining promoters for such I tho two Nevada men were They played along la a dollar= limit game for on hour and then 1 went up to see how things were progressing Just after I entered the room tho eastern young man recefv ed his surprise Blake had t been losing and had but half a dozen chips before him A hand was dealt and after the draw ono of the Goldfield men bet a Joliar Tho other Goldfield man raised him the limitIt look good to Blake and ho dropped out The two mining pro motors then began to buck each other They took off the limit by agree ment and it wasnt long before each had alt his ready t money on the ta ble There said one of them throw ing out his last fivedollar bill that cleans me but I want tQ keep on raising if you ll let me bet you some mining stock Surer replied hIs friend In money there eras lt29o- on the table Tho first Goldfield man went to his grip and returned with a followDfollowed suit lien tho first throw out some stock Theres 10000 worth of stock In such and such a mine he said II See year 10000 and ralsoyou 25000 said tho other Seen and raised GO000 came the replyThey went on In that manners throwin out stock in different War vada mines until there was a total of 200000 IP mining stock on the inblc Blako8 eyes were popping out of his head GoodIandn Bald Is this the tiYestnI was allttl4 agrpsedtxtyselfbut- l f didnt say much IVt Sure we play it this way said one of the Gpldfled men When they had both placed their last piece of stock on the table they decided it was a showdown One of them had seta full pn tons and the other had fiat kingsI The winner rutted In the money and stock and bean piling up tho paper Veil said the other Im cleaned of my stock and my money tdo Ill have to cash a check eeAll Tight I replied But Im through playing Vpkcr for tonight said the loser Blake Just couldnt restrain himself any longer I should think you would be he said Geol Jf Id lost that amount Id get a gun atd kill myself lrj lusai 2lV And I watSarthatt8tQ6- ton Then he addrqssed hlmscl tp th6 pother Gqldrield iman fsay Tomho Bjf4 wHatll ypu tkd for tho stock I lost to you 1 Ibrougit It Pfa here to sell and I believe lean make gpod money of lt It yottUl sell It baCk The other had the Stockt iai1 stocked up by this time i Lets see he said Theres 200000 worth here Half of it was yours I tell you what Ill do Just tobe a good follow Ill splllt VaCfc ithIt astonishment Tho other Goldfield man took put a chcckboojc and a fountain pen lWhatover you say Iis right ho replied 4 Make mo an offer fThe other calculated mentally a moment Ill give you 50 for 1J ho said Soldl camp from jthp winner nd ho handed the other Goldfield man i stookBlakeyH off his chair 1Vhaatl ho said Isthtitstock worth only or moresaidII guess 70 cisis that amh Btakoalmost el1edII t14heWl altl4 DlllkllJJi ffoln TJJ + r STOMACH TROUBLEC- lHlliD lll0tt tliT DHUGS Letter Published Ily licqitcst of Our fell Jvnevn JhreistWILkc- ethemon r To tho Edltot Believing that the people of Paducah will be Interested la cures by such a simple remedy wo ask you to publish the following for the good It may do others Mr Thomas O Wallace of Detroit Mich writes After having Buffer ed with a severe stomach trouble for years and trying medicines and dote tors without any benefit whatever i commenced to take Vlnol and I am pleased to statq that It has entirely cured me given mo a hearty appetite and lam stronger and In betterI health than I have been for year I 10callfdruggistsee Vtnotcontalns all t healing and strength creating elements of cod liver oil but without a drop of the useless oil tq upset tho J stomach and retard its work and tonic Iron added Very low people who suffer with I stomach trouble can take other forms of cod liver oil and emulsionsor 1 sickening drugs nut Ylnol strength ens and tones up tho weakened nerves of the digestive organs and enables the sufferer to digest with ease the very foods that once caused distress 1 We ask every person In Paducah suffering from stomach trouble to try Vlnol on our guarantee W B McPherson Druggist 1 Note While we are sole agents NoteWhile we are solo agents sale at the leading drug store in nearly pyory town and city In the 1 country LOokfortheVlnol agency 1 in your town I to led As ho left the room one of tho I Goldfield men called t Of course Blake wed rather t you wouldnt tell anybody that this stock Is worth only 75 All right Blake 1 managed to I say Then he disappeared Wheres lie froinvnsUed one of the Goldfield men JRhpde Island I replied pent know much about somo ot this mining stock we have out nr11IngI Denver correspondence I W Located u IootorXpw QUell can you toll me exactly where you feel tliojmln 0 lies Well sir its n hypcrcrltcrly sort of imln I puts mo finger IInJ Iud It nlnt there and when I touches where Its ontQ Its lu tho old place ill the time runcfi www TftMVQp MAJlMip 7 IfcParsnipsTurnips k 1130ccMl buIUshagassafras A i anijI i 15c4unch Young onions z bun hes rie Greens 10o bunch Beets R bltncties16c Radishes 2 bVnchea 1dc- Celeryl s 3 bunches 25c- StraWborrles v 2 for 26c Grapo fruitr 4 for 2Bo Bananas We dol Oranges 20o dOt Apples 3Bc peck 7ticTurkoys eachFgbaButter rrtf t TiKV25c lb Ham 4 17c lb Sausage r t JJc Ib Hard 42 2c W Government cohtrbi over fratghtit sahroadaofr v tact and reductions IgtVestfag loj Amcrlcap freight inl rs t ara ex pected rS91 O l1eJltih iJt a i conclacs of marslng egoualt W make ill L while ko ettaleat tteir jim Iwo Jte y 1 t11e O 1tiRAl4e OrQ I I rOU 81Ir for o TJEAt ICAL II TES v AT TIfIt KJDNg l1QIY Sionrfajr nlgli UoHiiclljr ji tttilclII Minstrels Tuesday night mid balance 4 HSSIf with ragtiHefE+ TyMfAiiv ItfSaturday Tlic IackLcone Coiulttu y r Minstrels Tonight i Tho parade of Hie Donnelly Hat 1 field minstrels JIt noon today made a hit The uniforms of the company are ugtusaally ottractlYe f1Hte hand 1a excellent A concert will be given dn front of The Kentucky tonight befon too Derformance An array of milslcahl talent thatY I t listlotHatfleld minstrels touring this season under the direction of Al Gt tM1ponnell toengageionlyIneBco Iii the irfuslcall world and whoso reputations as yocalisls have 1 been made His chorus is one of the strongest ever often together the solo and ensemblp music of tho Don nelly Hatfleld show being the best ever heard In minstrelsy Prominent amonig the singers lire Solon De Miller the celebrated toper Norman Stanley bari6ne J D Kparns bass and Joe McAnnllan tenor Tommy Ionnelly In black face WIU beat has old post throughout the season His singing and dancing and dancing stunts have been a1 source of high class minstrel entertainment for the formanyan enviable one Nick Huilord who was with Fieldl for many arsts to work opposite to JDonneily tills sea- n and ls scoring a hit that has a tendency to present a brighlfuture totlieoullgarUst Other well known comedians have been engaged and among them ate several of too most renowned dancers in America Tho Cairo Bulletin says Donnelly Hatflelds minstrels it the opera house Saturday night was ono of tho most pleasing per formances ot tlwKiridI over seen here The first artJn which the famous Tommy Ion wasjthp bright and withIgenuine old time minstrel features of wale litho amusement lovers will Hover tire Tfio whole was topped oat with a very effective and novel Btago setting The feature of tho at traction waS the dance pt all nations a most beautiful and lngenI6us act which is deserving of much praise Laypos leap for life was tho thrill Ink act of the performance Laypo leaping Jiead foremost from a thirty loot pq est r anjd landing safely Tommy ppnnellj aRpeared with credo agate in the olio with Billy Kcatpn another oldtime and popu lar mlnstrol man A burlesiwe on one of Roosevelts bear hfnts and ai laughable skit ahpwlng the initiation ota now mjeinbcr Into tbe In4opend ent Order AZCoons werqtko bjgfup features pf oho eypnln Ql l Fayorltcs Back 1BcglnnTng tomprroy milt wIUiI nm trees Iikrd iMack gad Maudp Leone whopeed tpe ipopular tock company wWch played asuccesB4u 1 1t t weeks engagement In stjn arfilght drama a tr T ie Keptucky early Jn the season wlll resent for jx week nipre Qthr repertplre not duplicating E any of the productlpns of Jholr first engagement Their ylecea are all high class and welt staged and cos turned whjjte the company Is fa above tlttp average o f popular prlce orgaffzaTl3ns Thp penlng offoring Who Vhatfpore can we 4o to pcovejtba yalue of Liq ozonothanto buy youa bottle tpdry1 Vedont want io argue with you wo the Itself to convince you Spiweagkyoujtodo as millions have orietry it at our expense Its resultsattkeleast wlll mean muchto you For live yeflrbriLlquozone has done for countless people jut bat you need perhaps YourOWn neighbors and dontthinkBO often cannot be done for you whattLiquozoner fHlrt9froth elide gales No alcpbpl np nar colic othig but ssarent Vii tteo It The pcS of malting ejulrS f Large 4syaUule IlIsesvirtues nto the fcjrtteii certainthatfftat9quoedte vigithbteortginejcfll raUiig IlltoMup itincttlpafWt JiTti ip3i e qpl1- rlqQR formlfUN in foitonf wbwi Uktn o WHY mIN TNEiLD l WAY tti Just because your mother and f1 J r l lpbtherlgidJ I COOK WITH GAS And yoy jwill find thtit is cheaper cleaneraancjLpleasanter tcphQAe9i dropu a postal card and we wild call z vthe Paducah Jr Ijgbtt 4 Power Co IacoReorPted 7V e ACE ENT INSURANCEr 111 mm LLWEIL iCO 4Agtis for I Travelers insnr nca Co BIggest and Oldest Oilice hoses 369 Residence Ehopcs 726 Campbell Buildljng PasluCtthyKy D HannanBOTH PHONES 301 South Fourth Is Sowing Wlndj one of Hhp great successes rtheotd Frohmari whichturnedAdams Vpta Allen Mary Manner Ing James K Hackett and Henry Miller The piece Is an English eo clety drama of tho problem play class and Ute great sex against sax scone Is one Pf tho most powerf ul of the modern drama The comedy element Is strong and furnishes two characters that are classic tho cockney lord sad the Sassy butler tTho Modern legislator Write me bill tparcQnd some I thing havent introduced billthis term This request for assistance js said to have ben made by low Hampshire legislator to friend re cently Poor man He didnt know os any needful legislation but lip teat satiatert himself with his constituents Itls tho feeling that a jnan inust go bacjt on the eon trary acts as tome We tfd jtor jrfow two yearA In tile moatdtl loult germ dlseeaee were cured ThattWM taye years ago inoe Wets millions pf people ineyery part ojtworld have shared In the this Invention Nearly every hamlet every has Jfpet of oar aioknfM hln late traocd to germ attacks tox WB causing Jtheu m tst Blood j9l on Jlttdner Dtse In one of these Rays nearly every a1 ri9W UauiiiU 41 is paNrtwU Plumbing Yoit set ray your titipme i modern ead e04ortitle d your bathroom SrtBej we old sad UsMaitary Modem plumbing and bath room equpmeat make year home healthy ad f4a dadpkteobiegsacra are the mod durable and sanitary future ewle We Iwadle our own guitiatte lo the BuufatiiMH We opabrae Jajl d label widt tea isatble pneN kad ptevpt nee 18 the hobo from the with 1 cord that gives birth to Yoolbillsc- yiiich clutter and clog the and run lip the irtf each Phoenix irqm pain caused by damp witiUier Is ment It will cure ySuA prominent bjjBlness mun cut etnpatead Texas writes have used your liniment FlivlouA to Using jt was great But urnlR111XFran thes rtomplalhu IKm4iure I- wo this to your liniment Sold by U druggists H 1te t tq think that man can learn to tall goodEnglishwIn Spite of that peculiar language talked at hire when ho was a baby Floiida Its the ollpne whp has tied amoag them that the Moors of Morocco wl never take kindly to American breakfast foods v fro 4 IFreef ILiquozoneto AllJ 1 W74114iKe wool i l T 5 I l l I l I 1 n t r 1 f 1 + a 1 H tt 1 3 t 1 l d a I n a a 1 l j f ortheygtedloiabprovesgermdlseasfeS Jilqutwoine a refflarMabie Paid f1PPQQO afterlhOwithttr ttlian eforeasesegnetdetedIacurable e beinejlufpf tvelghborltood UvlgcUam 4olet t themGerm lrlbeeu l i troublmreettebtroublelllee IiOmellMtiWrIt Catarrhestatetntlammation 0 = rJ Modern cs comfortable t thl6ae- aadadd wpwienced legislature a legislative tobchlaery expenses rr sessionVermont it1JlidT rRigoOralglatryI lI I a j iwpnderful a TimesUnion l aplnloir 1 r f oil j The New1 product r f iiermeldei1does what other measgeaaa accom owwaysl knowKl 5Oc Bottle Free wliatLlquozonedoes 1beaj1r j This1sour 1 tItI pleartegeoept PLdelLlquosone eoeteSOcand1 000PeHb I I eoaTfirataulal p tMj a wer t11 MI sewLi uahat it10l1J1IJI Nrmitlrllpwl 1ri 1 oein II PItt i oiarw j LH- eh7Mr Na w t- rq anan llaaaoin I e rr Lii ru IUTAHDARDO1L I OROWD WEAKENED IIj 4Cr Overtures for Mfninmm Fines SauLto Have Been Made f iL ti Cumulative Penalties Might Wipe Out Capital Stock of Great iIjTMlstU Knforceil t J tI + I J IAn Tin RP IS NO TUSTICh- IWashington I I c I i D CIarch 11 l 1cn 1 1 it was stated hero today ln official t I 1 SIUdnotJjlsv had beeii made to the government Cifaln people who claim to repre efet tho systems have IntlmateU thrt the Standard Oil company mighttQ beIfl1nktoplead guilty tto all of then e imijctmiJnts now pending against it- thhghoutthe country Including of course the eaSel on trial In Chicago J a itJoli lit Is sold that Rogers and William n cliefelter have come to the conch sign tliaji Vie Curt prgceedings are thojStiidardI fl1njf llodd The system peoplo seem to 1 ipui their proposed surrender on ticS ground that public opinion universal Jlysis so strong against them jtheycah c crtot kopo tsstmrflif ItrllI f Thby oUtIledvJ1int Iftq evidence might be or what the f 11 actuall law points Involved no Jury donnyItthhtg9coavlction At the same time they Intimate but with mote caution that fow Judges would carO to Incur the odium of a decision In favor of the Standard 011 company especially In view of the wellknown feeling of the administration on this subject f ItyilfrkfdofDlFineppr3 t Up tivthe present time no formal j offerr of a plea of guilty has been mad totho department ot justice r This coaldHo dote onlyln a legal i w manner by a Stipulation on tbeiiari of the lawyers engaged In the trial of J theChlcagoahd other Uses The suggestion hats been made however and apparently with the full author c r + Ity of H H Rogers the master mind of the sntemtStandard Oil Is said to be fright ened I the prospect of having top yt enormous lines it believes the Moose veltadministration Is only anxious to- tnakeexample and therefore it a hopes that the government at the last I moment will agree to accept a plea it of gujlty Jn each casewlthonly a nominal tine This they say wilt iJ keep thq record c ear the govern ment will have established Its posl 1t tlon the dignity of the Elktns law will be vIndlcatedJaril on its part the t 1 t Cs I Vie Pure Dru I c 1 It youced Arugs anything I In the Toiet Line a prescripton filled promptly and correctly op anything In the Patent or Pro j prietary Medicine LIne telephony t SIL Winstead tile Drug gktte1tlier phone 756 Seventh and Broadway Here are a few thlngo which he does welll J I i if I +eHetrlertomerit your trade k He handles only the beetI goodsHe gives prompt attention to i1telephone orders He delivers goods promptly He Bakes a specialty of iteI FrMcrlftloB Departmnt- He employs none but lloeosed lIrISJtI J1 olw is lIe treats you aa +hJe would have you treat him 41HeJettude every court y to s eaeh customer He attgreelatee your trade 4 So doat forget wJl8BII nerd anything la the J racor Bmrii t Sundry Line to tale phone 7S6 and see whit prompt and satlfctory eervlee you will 1CIt IS HI WINSfEAol P tltrthK WtN TBLUt8 DRUG STORK MIIAallifi T39- U U 1 lleae tieit twsiNieidk llleitU II J J ITelrI t l Strong and llealthytt All the blood in the body parses through the kidneys once every three 1 the11100d1They1 he2jlthy they remove about b00 grains unJheathy1 Impurematterbrings on many diseases and Bmp tomsralnIn the track headache nervousness hotr dry skin rheuma Ism goat gravelI disorders of the eyesight and hearing dizziness ire regular heart debility drowsiness dropsy deposits In tho urine etc But If you keep the filters right you wilt have no trouble with your kid heya J It Wombla of 11 C2 Broadway Paducaht Kyv trays When I Save the statement for publication In 1900 telling of the great benefit I hind re Icelyed from the use of Doana a ldney ipllls which I procured at DuBols 8 Cos drug store I had no Idea It was tbbo a lasting benefit for I Ivad been a severe sufferer from a general kidney and bladder trouble ante weAk buck I had some pretty severe attacks of kidney trouble and Bometlmes I could hardly get uj If I hnsltor stooped Yea I kayo been so tail that I have almost had tto Thereu1111 felt very much dfstouragedt Tho so cretlons were highlycolored scalding ganfulpjroctfrW at DiiBSts Cos drug noticettelr1 a short time tho kldney difficulty pissed away A though I had suffer DoansKidneypermanent relies I can say at this time Feb 18 1907 that I am better rearshls1 do all that Is claimed for them Fork sale by rill dealers Price 60 cents Foster llilbutn Co Buffalo Now York sole agents for the United States Remember the nameDroll and takeno other Standard OH would agree to behave Ilke a gOOd boy in lhotfuturo- No doplston has yet beenmade In tine matter and the case at Chicago will continue as if no such offer had been under contemplation The prop osition for surrendcrls chiefly slg nlcantI because It Tniratethe belief of the ruling powers In Standard Oil that their case Is hopeless the mIn fits it Is surrendered to a Jury sins thq best they can do Is to compro mise so as to keep the fines down May tin Flied 3IUIIoiic tI have previously jSnownj that If Iho United States should win every use IIt now has against the Standard Oil and the maximum flno should bo indictmont tai stockl of Standard OIL On tho ln dlctments now pending In Illinois Tennessee and New York there Is a posslbllfty of the maximum fine reach Ing the staggering total ot f 181900 QTllere aro 81ID8counts In the cases now pendlpg and the ilno pre scribed by law ranges from 1000 to 20000 tor each offense The mint mum tine on these cases therefore If the government should win on all pf them world bo 8998000 Even the Standard Oil greatas It Is could riot pay these minimum tines without a trenlor If n pjea Of guilty should bo en toted it would not boon tho basis of the infliction of the minimum fine on each count but the proposition of the Standard Oil lawyers probably would be that tho government should treat each Indictment ash single case infllcttiig If neceSsary the maximum fine buiottattcmptfng to fix a separate fine for each count Indictments Aro Scattered in the northern district of Illinois there are ten fndlctmenta In the ostert1cllatrlctot New York live indictments and others scattering throughout the country There are Inround numbers about twenty ins dictments against the Standard 011 company for receiving Illegal rebates If the government would accept a proposition for a plea of guilty and treat each Indictment as covering one offense only the system might- tken agr q to the Infliction of tho Maximum fine of 20000 In each case or approxTraately 400000 lot tE 6atcfl V Little Clairo tin rVlsltpr =3fottcr iirft in Shes gone to the dentist VlsitorOb to have a tooth pujloij out t suppose Little ClareNo just the opposite eJgurnai Amus- raft fretsallt kfiHl uw rn venate year wlverthi tHtr 1 0A IfttdgJde YkwAndlayott- le I r JtIla rMrJrl Y i fourteen htryeter4esilitkHar31- riWOekly IJ 7 m + 5CrrtP r IJti Are you going to move If so there are many things I you will undoubtedly nt for the new house You may hesitate about getting them because of the expense but there really is no needof delay on that account You may buy the things required to make the new place all that it should bejoY you may pay for them a little at a time as your income affords Our credit systemis just as liberal as good business ijudgment will per mit Below we give you a few examples of the many reall bargains you will find here 3QOQ 3 pidce suit for jti2200- if t Iii weekTI 18to29Easy oJ e Prepare for the hot sum mer months think of the labor and many steps saved by a McDougal Cabinet 840o 2900 will get oriel oJ imsFRefurnishif1gTi me andcomfortand J b M Another car yqff new patterns just received All the latest finishes and styles Irony Beds will make sleeping cotftfbftable during the hot months Jt r IIUP For i tr t Father Glorify I Tliy Son that The Sun 1G Glorify Theo This was the text of thesornKra preached Fr the flew CalvJn Thomp son at the First Bptist church yes iterday morning His subject was dhrlsts Prayer for Himself andI Dr Thompson analyziHl the petition In masterful manner showing the perfection of Its purpose ttuj jinlfy of Christs will with Clods and He Jnyfiterioas relations of the tflrtity There Is acertain way In which Christ IP pe9uirafy + tho son ot God dldpr ThompsoB lJaUoniittll that Is actual and not merely term- steed by God to accommodate life great mystery at divinity to human lgllorABe9 lie recited numerous poaS4 in whlgh uowlp MM- rt I 7 I This week we are going to offer you a30 value in a 3 pieceParlor Suit for 2 cash 50caweek- upholstered in rich Velour and frame in f nish Bed t OurCarpet and Rug i Offerings rAre just now way oiit pfI the ordinary in variety price and attractiveness See that mammoth Rug Display Rack filled withrugs of every de sscriptioh be it ever so cheap pr the finest we have it and defy competition 1 A3 r 1 + wB It UURNISITDEOUE COMPt E idr1 i 7 k Iron Beds w f t i 4 Christs Prayer rfiimse1fT By The Rev Calvin Thompson 1T 2200 mahogany Davenports SUIT Af Go Cartst The new line has arrived showing the newest features and latest patterns Gone for the little let low 1 11 p f r i 1 J a i a a i + I i 1 mentioned IUII1 malting this prayer Christ Un yoked his kinship God mid pre faced his petltfgn with the word en dearing tordFather this same prayer Christ used the expression My hour has Comei and Dr Thompson dwelt length the mission1 Christ Its accomplishment the perfection his work thb unity trio divlnn will arid Christ Wcognltlbn all through ills tifedfhls destiny The purpose his work was fb glqrify Gad and bio method was ex- P utucd lnehla prayer Ho asked that sincelits work was ftnfshed might Muniethat old rolaUonshlp thtt Snikht be glorlfted tprtke- lr erd thtIfathclUES YTKIlUX UNIONISTS WIN Court Evansvlllo lliclde IKControversy Hi Church Factions Evansvllle Ind iMarch Judge GllchTlst Vahderburgh supenlor court rendered decision the Pres bye rlan Church Union controversy to l1yln which the unionists won overwhelming victory 1Jhlt decision was two oases one from Washington lad hc1 the antfunlonlEts sue for possession church property the other from Via ceuhes Ind which unionists ask foftari Injunction prevent tho anti unionists from Interfering with their possession the property ifhe lisle turned upon the legality unfbn and constitutfonal right tho two Presbyterian churches enter into the union olorj iecktoc the 4iid ciMItiti tfre- f Davenports convenient furniture get IIDlRECT ACtION III Reducethat gas billnow dont we guarantee satisfaction 1575 will get beauty Di rect is improved stove on WE r MMETER11STo YOU I k = v t J 1 Chinaware Of Will some new to beautify home We are headquarters so come in and your selectiont w l t i to In at on of of of s I ofr t ho i aa n I L nt 11 w 11 of a In an on In w of In l to cf 6f of to In an at j r t 1 a J 1 u 4 t i I 4 i history of the many resbrtevlan unions ln the last 2 QO years and de tided that such uniform action amojjnts ito an adherent constitution al right to form any union that the churches might adopt if action Is taken in conformity with their own I law I This he decided has been done in every partlculr In these two easel Did you ever try the stock marI ket asked the eastern man No answered Broncho Bob But Its my guess that a deal In stocks is pretty much like a dell In faro You want to fight shy unless you know the dealers Star Theres hope for the future of the lilndoo after aH The demand for eoap In India Is on the Increase writes C6nsulG neral Thaclsara The Australians are buying rhoro American clocks nowadays than eitbur 1Rapl1ahor German cktck J r oiI- r tta y A eall the go a most and useful piece of 2cash 50 cents a week will a nice one 1 wait The Action the latest the market coffse you peed dishes help the right make Washington FOITOftGILS oX ADVEUTISIXa A Good Way to Jog Your Memory c If you got Into the habit ofallow Ing things to escape your memory It will not be long beqfrq these daily escapes will pretty nearly depopu r late it of plans and purppsesand su phIn their places regrets and dlsappolrltments Few people can read tho want ads wttthout being reminded of some for gotten or neglect plan or purpose And even Mr Rockefeller is not rich enough to be able to afford to forget and to neglect to carry out his plansuand purposes And while the want ads willsetvo as reminders tto you of your own side tracked enterprises and projects their use will enable you to start doI- ng timings that you have long Intended to do So that in this way want advertising will not only remind you of your arm for the work of scttlsg plauIIIII eo- a j n c v THE PADUCA I VENINijN MOVDAY fnCH H i the a ucabunAFTERNOON AND WEEKLY RY THE SUN PUBLISHIN8CO IKCORrORATHD P X FISHER FreiMnli K 1 rAXTOM General Manager SDRSCRirTION RATKSl lam at the postofflce at PataMk Kj as second class tnatttr THE DAILY ntlN By currierI per week TFI 1J Br aft per month In advaea 25 By neon per year In advance 250II THE WEEKLY SUIT rAddresa year TlihiSUNPaducakKy Dflfn US South Third Phonae IIS i Payne et Young Clutao sal Newark representatives IUIIITHH SUN can be found at U placesR i tY Van Culln Broa Palmer House t John Wllhelma MONDAY M4UtCII 11 CIRCULATION1 STATEMENT February 1007 1 4030 153829Ppr 2 CS13 1638744- aii3830 IS 3813 r 5 3851 19 3805 C 3851 2fl 3830 7 i 3871 21 380- 9v 1asseS 22 3915 93513 23 3839 11it828i 25385512 3855 263836- 13x3844 27392U 14 i3S70 2l8 3800 Average for February 19073S59 Average tor February 1900 3757 Increase 1002 r Personally appeared before me this March 1 ISHXf E J Paxton general manager of Tho Sun who af firms that the above statement of the circulation of The Sun for tIle month of Feb 1907 is true to the best of his knowledge and belief it PETER PURYBAR Notary Public My commission expires January 22 1908 i ANNOUNCIXMENTS For Mayor Tho Sun Is authorized to announce Charles Reed as a candidate for mayor subject to any action of tie Democratic party The Sun Is authorized to announce Thomas p HarrUon as a candidate for mayor subject to the action of the Demonic primary May 2 1907 For City Assessor The Sun is authorized to announce r the candidacy of Stewart Dick for the office of city assessor subject to the action of tho Democratic party t For City Treasurer The Sun is authorized to announce J W McICntghi as a candidate for the office of City Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic party DallyThoiiRht Good tomper like a sunny day sheds a Jirlghtnees over everything Washington Irving History brings strange reversals asI well as llogical repetitions A con tury and a quarter ago wo had commissioners at the capital of France bogging for a hearing that a treaty might be entered Into by the two countries while the citizens treat ed the western republic with haughty contempt At that time Germany was a group of independent mon archI w Now the little western re public grown to a giant las all Europe about her ears on account of tariff restrlctfbns Si which the young giant enforces heedless of the clamour from the other side Oddly too the German war lord has en tered Into a tentative agreement of two years duration by which th 5 present condition Is to remain effect ive whllp an effort is being made for reciprocall arrangements France pn the other 11andCis raging at America and threateningj to get even Perhaps If Frenchmen would read his tory they would be a little more lenient toward this country while our own country grown grcatshould not Inject too much arrogance In her attitude toward Europe Germany Is quite considerate and patient her policy possibly being dictated by the conduct ot Franco but such a conciliatory attitude should be re warded and the senate should at the earliest opportunity ratify somo con servative and Just treaties awaiting Its action o Whenever a reform Is instituted tor the eradication of some evil growth In our Industrial or political system and the voices of the demagogues arise in a menacing chorus the ultra conservatives Immediately begin tosllspecttho people and cower before what they profess to believe Is vox popull itwas so when the republic was formed and It has ever been so and yet the ro rnpublic continues growing richer strongor and moro rigidly moral as time passes The people always can be trusted even as they could bo Ctrusted when the old Federalist party was pessimistic of their quallfica tions for selfgovernment The evil growths are not attributable to the people neither is the voice of thol xlemagoguo the voice 6f the It Is fortunate tint our presidents who have come from the people and have been elevated by the people recognize the source whence their power comes There are surface storms and surface currents but the great conservative mass of the peopi have stood firm in every crisis and may be depended on to do Justice In the endWith o the passing of Dowie the world loses an Interesting character and who knows how much his nature contained of the fakir and how much of the crank and lunatic VIsionary he was wo all agree but wore his words real to him or not Ho certainly possessed rare gifts as iII leader and the question arises could ho have duped so many people and wheedled them out of so many millions It he did not half believe In himself Having amassed for him self a fortune which permitted him to live like an eastern potentate ho was not content but spent a fortune proselyting In New York Then ho turned his hopes toward a colony In Mexico His end was pitiful though perhaps Justly deserved Lonely powerless poor deserted by Ills very family the first apostle sank away with words of authority on his lips e Wo talk complacently of state rights and local government denounce federal Interference In our local affairs and get up our backs at the inference that we are not capable of administering Justice to ourselves and yet when a condition arises like that now existing In Caldwell county we know It would surprise us if the county grand Jury should take decid ed action and the thought insistently occurs to us that the only salvation for such situation Is resorting to the federal courts a Atasta great discovery The press of the country learns that Dis trlct Attorney Jeromo Is trying to convict Harry K Thaw of murder What a triumph of reasoning con sidering the tact that Thaw Is Indict ed for murder And yet we will qualify the conclusion by saying that Jerome is trying to make it plain to the Jury whether or not Harry K Thaw is technically guilty of murder o If ono cares to one may search tho files from the time It came Into the hands of the present manage ment purrs the Democratic Organ Thats tho trouble If it would only change Its name as often as IIt changes Its management and Its policy one could keep up with its views o If Judge Bill Carnes can keep the newspaper men from carrying any papers in Elliott county that will be a good place to try the Caldwell county night riders o One enterprlslug Louisville dealer advertised his bicycles In the Louis yule Sunday papers advising read ers to be Independent of the street car strike o Wasnt It the irony of taro that the womans suffrage iJlll was talked to death In the house of commons o CRITICISM OF THE SCHOOLS Evansvillo seems to be pestered with the affliction which has beet hawsa cry of chivalry attacked the schools until discipline was made practically Impossible Then another began II systematic abuse of the superintendent under the coaching of a member of the board who helped elect the superintendent Against all these vi olous excesses THE SUN alone lifted its voice and now citizens are ask ing for the retirement ftam the school board of tho men responsible fpr the trouble Observe that In the following editorial the Evansvllle Courier deplores criticism of the schools not school trustees who are public omclals aud have themselves done everything the Courier warns the public against Says Tho Courier Criticism of the schools some seem to think is just their old army game of knocking everything for which the taxpayers foot the bills As a matter of fact thousands of dol lars are spent each year for criticism of the schools Every day the schools aro under criticism Principals and supervisors spend their time most advantageously for that purpose They are constantly criticising but they have the two warrants of all decent criticism 1 They are competent 2 Their criticism is in the Inter est of the schools and not for their destructionIt for the people who pay the bills to consider if they are to let every Thomas Richard and lIar risen cause disaster In the schools Shall we expend 200000 and more a year on an institution which we shall let any one play hob withTI Shall we permit disgruntled and in competent teachers and a newspaper searching the heavens and earth for an Issue lo destroy oUr cboots Tho critic of tho schools should compQtenICY purse a hel should be made to show that hlsi criticism Is based on the welfare or the schools and not ona desire for personal gain or aggrandisement Evansville has one of the best managed school systems In the coun try Prom the following extract tram tho Evansville JournalNews it Is ev- Ident the attacks made on tho schpols are aimed at the superintendent When tho board of education gathers this afternoon to receive charges against the conduct of Supt Frank W Cooley it is a foregone conclusion that no persons will ap pear and that no allegations will be made At the hour of going to press the JournalNews learned that his vindication was certain and that he would bo elected to his fourth term a PATROLMAN CLARK DESERVES PLACE Indications point to an easjer posi tion In the police department for James Clark the popular patrolman He has been suffering greatly from his wounded leg and his physician Dr Horace T Rivers examined the leg SUnday and addressed a com munication ito tho mayor end board of fire and police commissioners test ifying to Patrolman Clarks condition D bathed the mayor today The letter states that Patrolman Clarks Jlmb Itndu a bade condition that the dteeasedi bone Is likely to cause complications unless lit feats from his regular duties Ho was shot by John Tico the negro who barrl caded himself in tho toWer at Eleventh street and Broadway In de fiance of patrolmen who had gone to arrest him Clark while mounting the steps was shot by the negro He was laid up for months and his leg Is gradually growing worse Clark is one of the best patrolmen on the force He was instrumental lln detecting and drawing out a full con torsion from James Graham slayer of Claude Bass and was a principal in catching the five boy housebreakers who were taken to the reform school three weeks ago KANSAS SOLONS QUTT WOnKI f huo IJ Freight Rate and AntiPass Bills Only licfonii fjavrsv Enacted Topeka Kan March 11A1 though formal adjournment will not toe taken until March W both houses of the legislature ceased work this evening Ofthe reform monsuroj which wore the center ofl Interest throughout the session ony two the antipass bIll and the maximum freight rate bill were enacted Into laws tho primary election bill around which a terrific fight has raged since tho opening of the session In January dying because 0tthelii niltmy of the- ot houses to rpininiagreement on the measure which has trained In conference from the remnants of the house and senate bill YOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT Bvtry dose makes you feel better LaxPa keepi yOur whole Inildet right Sold on the moneybck plan everywhere Price 60 1 tale Tho Card streets now know 2G4 registered honkwagons and the Alexandria streets 127 Cleopatra would have enjoyed a ihonkwagon 1 M 1 v M ANt Splendid t i Exhibitions i Y oif M Springat Clothing tI A J The Now Store is ugairj J blazing the way with thol v newest and most popular v J showings in Spring Clothing J for men and toys Y Its a treat to the eye to see r Jthe seasons offerings of this J popular store No matter the st 0 taste to be suited there is the w IIexact thing each fancies and J NorM I all6wed for your spring suit ryour money will buy tho I 1Ii IHCoIto f f 4trtt t R u iiJ DEATHS OF A 1ill Robert Booth Williams Robert Booth Williams 30 years old one of the best known and most popular young men In Paiducah died Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock at the home of his sister Mrs M E Allison 829 Broadway of complication of diseases after on Illness of two months He was able to rise unas slsted and walk about the room Sun day morning but otter this exercise rapidly sank Until death came Robert Booth Williams was born and raised in Paducah lIe was the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Jullti Williams pioneer residents of Padu- cah and resided at the old home place Fourth and a onroe streets for years Me was an expert1 mechanic and for years had been the leading1 bicycle dealer and repalrerMn Padu cab doing business at 12C and 128 North Fifth street Two months ago he was attacked with an acute case ot appendicitis but his physicians fought It down without an operation Complications set in The young man two weeks ago was apparently on the verge of recovery only to lapse HIS leaves a mother Mrs Lydia Williams two brothers Messrs Allard Williams the well known postman of the city and Mr Perllo Williams the cigar manufacturer of G1iand one sister Mra Mary E Allison widow ot the late CoIH C Allison The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock at Mrs A1U sons residence 829 Broadway The Rev David C Wright rector of Grace Episcopal church will conduct the services The burial will be In Oak Grave cemetery Following an the pallbearers Messrs Arthur Ward Claude Porter Tyler White Ernest Straub Sam Miles and Edgar Lyle Mrs William Malone Mrs William C Malone known on the stage and to Paducahans best as dues Edna Farrell died in Chatta nooga Tenn this morning at 730 oclock She had been sIck from grip only a fewdays but It took an acute turn Mr Malone loft Padu- cah Saturday for Chattanooga to beat the bedside of his wife and arrived there before she died doss Edna Farrell was first knpwn in Paducah as the leading woman In a stock com pany at what was then la Belle park Mr Malone was llTiflS at the PArk and managing the theater at the tlm and there thoy fellajni love Wb le- on the road they were married in Toledo OP JwtlAnr 3 jil9fl3imPr several seasons Mr and Mrs Malone lived more Mrs Ma one part of the time being In poor health Uast year she returned to the tage again bliss Farrell was on tho stage from a baby In arms until her death Her mother was an actress Her father was an Englishman Theyvmet while her mother was on a tour In England ills name was William Richmond and Miss Farrell was born on the cars somewhere in New York while they were coming to her mothers home In Lexington Ky After liter mothers death the was adopted bY her fathers brother a Methodls preacher Alt her near relatives tire dead and any living relations ore in New York state Miss Richmond I when she grew up assumed the stage name of Edna Farrell Her stage March Is A Trying Month Nor love nor honor wealth nor power Can give the heart a cheerful hour When health is loftt Bo timely wise With health all taste of pleasure flies March Is conceded bx local phy slclana to be the wost month In the year In Paducah in the point of the extent of sickness Tiia quIck changesI In the temperature warm one day chilly with penetrating winds the next Affect the physical conditio- probably l more than any season of tho year The only oafeguard therefore is to Thelaver reIstoro f these essentials of good health Tho torpid liver the disordered kidneys I the poor blood supply or circulation readily yield to its healtS giving methods I IThe treatment Is simplicity itself sane rational without the use of harmful drugs it cjires by scientif ic manipulation to restore the formal1 functions to each organ It recognizes appreciates and uses proper diet air water exorcise and other natural hygienic measures too A trite saying ISIfeeing is believ- Ing so I shall be pleased to refer you If ou are interested to any number of people you know veil who can attest to the virtues of the treatment In liver stomach IkxwQte rheumatic asthma malaria neuralgia and nervous condltloaT Call mo at 1407 or callYrmYOllke 516 Broadway at aKy time between 9 and 12 a m01J il5 P m Dr- fQ+ B Froace U I u fI 7 iii- H 1- a T e i SPRING SUITS I I We beg to announce that we have noWfon display uradvance Easter Styles of l r r Spring Clothing We respectfully inviteyou to call and inspect same t We are positively showing this season the most complete line of clothing that we have ever carried The strongest argument why you should trade with us L is the fact that we save you from 250 to 500 on every suit you buy from us I ho The Only Clothing Store in Padu- cah That Carries the 1 UNION STORE CARD i i 323 Broadway A career carried her practically all over the world and who hoe been to Australia three times What education she had was picked up between seasons and at odd times though de spite this irregularity who was well up in English JJer parts on the stage wore aiajriyilall via stock com- panIes playing iabptlpar comedy and drama John Will Kndcra John Will Enders C3 years old died at the Hart house 220 North Fourth street Henry Hudson proprietor Sunday night shortly before 1 ocletk of a congestive chill He was found dead In bed but his body was still warm No inquest was held Coroner Frank Eaker holding an In vestigation John Will Endors was born In Paducah his parents being William and Lydia nders deceased He was reared Ijaducah and from his early manhood was II farmer He was a bachaiAft was ln grocery and feed businessait Tenth and liar clean streets for several years until eight years ago when ho closed lie went to his Illinois farms near String town and had since Spent most ol his time there malting frequent visits to Paducah He had been in Paducah several days and complained of being in ill health He had been failing for soy Ieral years and Sunday afternoon built a big fire Iin his room declaring he was nearly frozen He had n congestive chill but no doctor was sent tar doing upstairs howent to bed tttr7 cock a boardpr went into his room and found him gasping The body was warm but a physician arrived too 1late I Coroner Faker ordered the body to the MattllEanger morgue and this morning completed his lbv6thJatioa M v Enddrs leaves etas bmlothebar Ias3fsBiJECJtyI city tax bills and two sisters They atdMrsGn3 lA Cochran of Louisville Messrs Robert and James Owen are cousins and Mr W E Cochran itheeyitooe merchant is a nephew The deceased was a member of the Bfptlstt iJ1- I church x I ITho funeral will beheld at the res Idence of air H M Enders HMO iMoaroe shr eetat 430 oclock Into I OaVIf Thompson Jwlll cpnduct the Cervices Tho panbearers follow Messrs W So Dick KR Flournoy Ed Han jlndtWilliam For sale Farm near Outline Ky fine tobacco producer seven tobacco barns eight Hliaut houses four acres pr clinrd eighty acres timber New 11 room lipuso with large cellar finishedl with best material and having every I convenience possible for country home Also sly room house built In or1w11tHolllns Timheart Building Looking for 4 IH vestments Lie have Home good arro ytrynerty Large ittdHcementH Jty t rnwi noTnsehoart kt1W1s Ixolilne 0gu at- 1 I 1 J X 3r xi l S tt 314 i1 1lItt S BOOZE CLUBS Organized by Thirsty Ones for Sun day Solace The Booze club Ist1I latest wrinkle In Paducah and already the membership has spread to ull ports ot the city and the idea has taken like wlndfire They way it Is done Is sim pie Those addicted to drink who cannot go over Sunday without it and knowing that the lid Is on tight in I I wholesale Sunday in ono locality twelve young men formed a clubtt threw In1 a certain amount each i and bought a keg of beer and er gal 1 Ion of liquor They Installed it in the rear of a grocery storo one oper ated and held adrink social Un they called in friends 1 Those who have to have Itctre resourceful and their antics are amusing Say 1 have Just seen B desman In my bed t a wild eyed stranger declared as lie entered alo cal drug store Sunday night Gimme something for my nerves t lie wanted whisky tout got spirits of ammonia and other drugs which i Ijpnoerned the lid Js really on t r oJ1 Fnnn of 30 Acres for saletX Situated near Jfaxon Mill Kylij I J sight of Metropolis Jill and hiiyhig n frontage of GO vodaon public rimed Thojfpntce part of tliis land is very acres now in llniotliy in stalk Soil sandy quIck RIIII for that mason It price of 33 per aero Is made subject tfact coptuncc within the present month Telephone 127 or call at olce If O Ilolllns Real state andaRautsls Trueheart ai Tim Ilex Peter The Rev G W Banks oF tlie Trimble street Methodist church preached yesterday toorning at the Third street Methodist church in the absence eftheRev Po H fields front the city Dft iMittkiwas for livered iin able and forcible sermon Ttervfyu a sons lerrice In th ey9a 1 Il- n I jift r CC- s t I Broadway L s at V j tt 4 I Yi Areyou gettingyour of bargains atr1 TilE BARGAIN STORE1tBroadWay Itbelr shatteredNerves whiskyfIndicative rlilepSO aH- dcloteitenncree tatacrd Buildinga J Faeldk1altiit sadre 323J share lug Tho Rev Mr Fields Is in Cen teal City conducting a revival that Is 1 meeting with fine success He111 not return before the last ot this week d i INCnUASE nouns Two hundred Illinois Ccntrnj Em ployes AffectedlAd t rayOvermotive department of the local lilt- pgla i jJmtral shops were affected by a bulletin filed this morning with the sr heads of each subdepartment In f creasing the working day from eight JJ t ItinI ten hours l He who cannot learn has censed tto tdive r i DUD I GANTS If IDEAL to and t I r f Ifj i fofrI LE TREFLE trtt J PERFUMES AND TOILET 1 WATERSira j f I Create that well bred S atmosphere which is rvganledf gti as so csseiitlnl by Indies of rev i J flnemcnt The secret of their wade popubtrlly Iles In this r s I suggestion ofjtofle which j they impart not at nil tea bI lcuous but definite Just WMJ ti pause Cheaper than the jIa Cheap kind too for the odor lingers tor lays Mill lays rfreves weeks t t 44 ll- WiI1JGilbert 4ih and Broadway c n cu rlL MOMDAY MARCH tiiti I THE t ClAD CjE 1 LNINUNi F i1ty 4 J Mvanee Showingjjof r I Ill citel c- ff fl21ack Veil and Cancl eki- rts4eiv things Arriving I N41b onsfantlr i J tj9l11dl Phillips t Ke f1 ladies fteadifteIOear lepal1mentJJ pt tfeeend flloot 1 7 11q+ fftI ft l k LOGE NEWS fiIIfyr t iiForDI PenUloy zing 416 4For Copeland stable phone 100 f Dr Gilbert osteopath 400 H Broadway Phone 19- Gii Frank Few a traveling sales man whoso sister telephoned her- eMrom f Atlanta Ga last week about t himf was located by the police Satur- dayL night at a hotel iiDrlnk Belvedere the master I jJl brew UprlghI pianos Irom 4150 to fJd C 200 to reduce our stock of slightly S r f t used pianos we make thasetifers W r TMlllerdc BrOilsliSBiidwky thj f Wedding Invitations announce i manta and every character of en 4 graved work Is given careful personal k attention at The Sun 3f Fine carnations at 50ci per dozen J at Bruasons 623 Broadway Ti 1 John 31 Alpine grand president t of the United Association of Plumb f ors Gas and Steam Piters spoke w Frlday night and again Saturday of 2f tomoou to Paducah union plumbers steam arid gas fitters Ho 1Is1 en route to New Orleans and troth there will go to Sacs Francisco Globe Wermcko flung cases and 1 all SFUppMes for them also the best blankSI books and all kinds of office supplies I v Telephone orders promptly filled Old 4phone 43 C R D Clements 00I T toYou know your calling cards i S when they cqmp from TheI k Sun Scftpt cards and plate 150 IIt hundred the Old Englloh 3 2frlE Rehkopf has returned from Cincinnati after conferring wlthI life attorney about appealing from 1 the decision of Judge Evans decktrI t Ing him a bankrupt Wedesiro to announce tothe i abandonmont fr heir owl car service will not effect V our prices to and from depot We eiJwe fwlli continue to serve all who may l AfJ favor us with their patronage at the fInprevalllng day rate Palmer Transfer Cofr The Old Terrell distillery Is now jjt running In full blast and win con ts PkYtinue for six weeks the proprietor t believing he can make this extensive f 1iI inn The distillery had been closed 1 f since late fall- Belvederot r oeerrls a home pro I duct Bemombq that ll you havent time togo home J for dinner try Whlteheade 25o din v nor 215 Broadway The Union Sunday school teach i ors training class will meet tonight t at t 7i30 oclock at the parish housew t ot Grace Episcopal church Christ c fr a as a Teacher Is the subject The nev D C Wrlghfwll conduct ta I rrmeeting i- 4ft1P f cIty subscribers to the Dally m sun who wish the delivery of their t JiJapers stopped must notify our col tilectors or make their requests di f reel to TnoSun office No attention e tf j itW11l Ie pall to such orders when r given to our carriers Sun Pub Cot Drink Belvedere the Paduoar I rtHerI r Place your orders tor wedding lavlUtlons at home The Sun show r J g M great an aseortmeat as you find fj anywhere at prices much lower than 3 you Nay elsewhere f ti W4 are prepared to repair as t t nwCl as repaint and refit your cart rlase All work done promptly and ir l 1esatiataction guaranteed Phone old tj fj 401 Sexton Elga Works Sixteenth 4 i nil Madison I cQ Ruby MnniOH three years old r colored died at 918 South Eighth j K r tstreet yesterday of pneumonia and Ii will be burled at Oak Grove ceme tery this afternoon tI t AHHOHHcemetit j u complete list of deslrn ftiWielwtVf te slidcal furtiMi what f If yen do sot Mad it Ix r t ear iMlwtteea offer twU telepHeHe i t 187 eIhave it IIP Iloll Ins UNal 11llgtMelad Rentalsj TiwjWwtrt JkaIl1ktf1t u 1tart4t Liceua rKOLWOochtd io Vlda Dlur au r ORIGIN OF OPPORTUNITIES Somewhere In this city is a combination of people ideas circum stances accidents temperaments and events which In tho aggregate spell opportunity for you These clash and struggleand a Business opportunity advertisement Is the result Other than married couples prove to bo incompatible A planned business alliance or a partnership or a cooperation of somesort fails the fitructure part lly reared tumblesabout disgusted higftdB and you have u chanco to buys sSmstlifng at a sacrifice blaeyr of thpi classified ads have JMtr 1llnln clashes and col- Jtslona I 1 l fiuslness tieandI dls asslfinatel watchers of tho want ads profit through these things I Not the least Interesting thing abpujLjthese want ads Is the fact that they writ tho final chapters In many a little story of enter prise itt bustness life and of many a welljlanned but badly managed venture J PUKACHKD TO GARFIELD JUST DEFOItK Ills DEATH The RvSB Moore of St Louis preached yesterday morning and evening at the First Christian church by Invitation Dr Moore Is an ole quent and pleasant speaker and made a forcible jlrapresslos on the largo congregation Who hoard him Ills morning theme was based on The frahsflgurauob and emphasized the power the spirit of Christ had on mans jihyslcal makeup At night his ttexf was We Would see Christ Dr Moore has been connected with some of itho largest churches of this denomination in the country having had charge at Jacksonville U Den ver Washington D C and St Louis He preached the last sermon that President Garfield ever heard In Washington The church here was highly peasedwdthhlm63terd1Y A abualness meeting win be held next Sunday to consider calling a pastor and from various comments heard to day It looks no was If Dr Moore would receive the call Several other ministers have preachd here and rro under consideration by the church For Sale Lots In Fnxong Addition 1110 Convenient terms Lots Eighteenth and Harrison Satisfactory terms Price SJOO It C Hollins Hall Es tate and Rental Telephone 127 Dont permit your houses tore mate vacaut See Hollins Wo have the correct system for keeping them rented If 0 Hollins Truclicnrt miUlInj Telephone 127 PEOPLE i AND SOCIAL EVENTS Charity Club to eetcTho Charity club will meet with Mrs George C Wallace North Ninth street on Wednesday morning at 10I oclock The attendance of all the members Is requested Flower Carnival Rehearsal at vKcii tncky Soon The rehearsals for the Flower Carnival are being prosecuted most vig orously now and the Interest seems to be Increasing rather than abating with the continued practice Tho costumes are about all complete now and are pronounced to be things of beauty If too light and airy to be Joys forever It will literally be a carnival of flowers brilliant and varied enough to suit a tropical clime rather than a Kentucky April that will bo presented Prof J A Mahler will begin his rehearsals at The Kentucky soon He Is pleased with tho progress being made Choral Society to Be Formed There will be a meeting this oven Ing at 730 oclock at the home of Mr and Mrs Hubbard S Wells In the Empire flats to form a Choral society Tho organization will be under ithe f auspices of tho Matinee Musical club but win not bejlmlted to the members of the club Anyone who sings and la Interested In music Invited to bo present A Choral so cfety will do much for the citys mus foal uplift- S r Wedding Announced of Former Pa ducah IlnIinvitations have been Tecfelvedftotyf i- to the approaching wedding of Mr Frank Fulton formerly of Paducah and Miss Macy Fuller of Madawhoh j Alabama Tho marrlage will take place on March 24 at 101 a m ntI the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs J H Fuller of Wadawhah They will bo at home after April 1C In Lotilsvlille Ky Mr Fulton is well known and pop u1ar In Paducah whero he was con nected with the Hiram Blow plant at one time He left Paducah for Louis plc several years QgolIlndls still living In that cltyJiHlS fiancee Is an attractive Alabmagirl 5 If Miller Cunningham Is out alter a weeks illness iRiobert L Sanderson an Illinois Central car repairer Is suffering from A wound In the hood caused by a fly tug plea of Iron from a draw head MrS Luther Brooks of Kevll ar rived this morning to visit her cousin Mrs LIgo Cross wife of the popular patrolman Dispatcher J D Alvey of Fulton andTravellng Engineer LJoyd Grimes of Memphis of the Illinois Central road are In Paducah today on busi nessa M w t11 B Col John Tranthaift ASs rolurned to Chicago on business for the Illi pots Central onglnemen Mr and Mrs Tom Hall are parent- of a boy baby born Sunday morning The W mans Temperance League will organize a league at Bellevue church three miles from Paducah on tile MayheM road Tuesday nIght crosslspentI turned this morning Mr Marry Long formerly of this city but noW of Louisville spejnt Sunday In Paducah Messrs C Phillips J P McElrath and G C McClain of Murray are 1 in the city Miss Beulan WinD of Mayfleld spent Sunday In Pavlucah r Secretary of state H V McChes fey of Frnnkf1 rfpassed ttaroua- the city this morning on route to How to Sell a Cow or Plow Re you want to sell a eow7 AOVERTI8E ItI Do you want to tail a plow ADVERTISE iti If you want to sell OP buy Anything why dont you try IJ fut It Jn the public ey ADVERTISE It Tine jI41 a of H WMHt adk ogle cent u word for ows jmertloM and two MM to a word rttr11reejinsertions cash to WMtoMiptiHy the order DBa ti 0 G 7 ata r i i j i 0 Smithland to visit his wife who is spending 4 Ww weeks with her rela tives William deal the well known band master now located In Arkansas fain the city on a visit Elbridge Smith 1fr years old of South Eleventh street who was op rated on for appendicitis at Bluer side hospital ten days ago was able to be removed to his home this morn tag Lieutenant Olaude B Cusan will arrive tomorrow from Evansvllle to examine the men recruited at the local station by Sergeant Blake Eddie Vincent a wellknown stone cutter in the city Is dangerously Ill at the homo of his brother In the countyMrs Frank Ferrlman the well known milliner Is seriously 111 In St Louis Slxe left hero several days ago on a vacation and Is at the home of relatives Her husband who travels out of St Louis Is also at her bedside The nuturo of her ill ness is not known Mr R L Page assistant county attorney of Jefferson county Is In tho city to attend the Head Camp meet ing of the W 0 W Mr Page Is also great senior sagamore ot Ken tucky In the Red Men lodge EASY TO BE DETECTIVE IF OTHERS ARE EASY Its easy to be a detective All one has to do is find things for peo Ple Paducahs detective force can find things before people lose them It coat Ben Welllo 150 todcarwthis Doteclive IW111 Baker found Weilles flOOO dog on the street last winter and took It to the police station Then ho telephoned the owner that ho saw It following a country wagon Should he send a boy after W he Inquired Oertalnment responded Mr Weflle speaking French In his agitation Two hours later Baker took the dog to the store Today ho presented a ibill for 150 which he would have had to pay for horse hire If what he told Mr Weillo had been true He got the money and then told about It SERIFS OF LECTURES MY THE KEV D O WRIGHT The Rev David C Wright will In= augurate a series of Lenten sermons this week on The Women of the Gospel Elizabeth will be tho subject for tomorrow afternon at 430 oclock Mr Wright preached two fine sermons yesterday morning and afternoon He has been absent for two weeks deliyorlrig a series otII Lenten noonday talks to men l Louisville and Memphlaand made III brilliant record in eachJ6lty TWO FINI LECTURES1 AT TilE mOl SCHOOL Two pleasant Iqcturcs are looked forward to this week by pupils In the High school Miss Virginia Newell will deliver her twice postponed lee tare on music Tuesdayfnorntng and Thursday Dr H P Sights will speak to the school on medicine tile matsters pertaining to the health of chil drene Senior Epworth League The Senior Epworth League of theI Broadway jilelihodlst chUrch held a very beautiful and impressive service last evening In tho lecture room o1t the church at dtop regular league hour from 630 to 73 ociock Miss Vir ginla Newell the third vice president arranged and conducted the program Tale music was an attractive feature especially tho rendition of SIdney LanIers The Matter and tho Trees by the quartet choir yrs S T Hub bard Miss Julia Scott Messrs J U iRoblnson and Robert H Scott The headdress of the evening was by Prof E G Payne who gave a deJightfu literary Interpretation of the life ot Jacob showing Its dramatic quallUe and possibilities Miss Anna Webb recited Tennysons Crossing the Bar very charmingly to a musical accompaniment by Miss Newcfll Easter Offering The offering at tho Broadway Methodist church o nEaster morn Ing will be for the organ fund and It is expected to meet tho entire In debtedness with tho freewill offer ing of Eastertide The organ is onoI of the handsomest In tho city andt has given much pleasure to the con gregation It has only been Installedt about two years and the ladles oft the church have met the payments of It Mrs S H Wlnstead the organist will have especially Easter music with an choirPopular Minister reaches Here The Rev Donald McDonald of Danville synodical missionary of Kentucky for the general Presby tarts nchurch preached Sunday at the Kentucky Avenue Presbyterian church Dr McDonald is a native Scotchman and it a deep thinker a close reasoner and most eloquent preacher Ho has preached in Pa- ducah before where tie is very pop ular He delivered two strong ser roar Yesterday n LY IN THE COURTS III llnnlmijitcy J Frank Conger of Marlon this morning In the federal district court filed a petition In bankruptcy Ills liabilities amount to 793250 of which 3700 Is secured His assets amount to 5 40125 and he claims exemptions of 1700- Police Court Four shivering hobos sitting about a fire built of waste near the Thompson stock yards at Caldwell street and the Illinois Central road yesterday afternoon attracted Patrol man Hurley He found Frank Smith Sam Menford Alfred Bloom and John Kootz white toasting their feet after a long ride on the bump ers of a freight He arrested them and made an examination The men had taken waste saturated with oil from Journal boxes of four loaded stock curs Tho waste Is Installed to I prevent hot boxes He also found on Smith and Menford two pistols and brass knucks This morning the for mer twd were fined 30 and costs and ten days In jail for carrying con cealed weapons and the latter two dismissedOther cases John Humphrey whle drunkenness 1 and costs Will Hawkins colored disorderly conduct 5 and costs Isaac Boyd colored breach of tho peace 20 and costs and Homer Williams col ored sam charge dismissed William Albritton colored malicious cutting continued Henry Skclton colored petit larceny continued two cases Robert McGee colored ob taining money by false pretenses continued Ella Bissell colored dis orderly conduct recognized for 300 for good behavior R F Barlet dis orderly conduct 10 and costs County Court H L Harrison A N Ross and F N Clayton were appointed appraIs- ers of the estate of the late William H Bottom J H UnsoU J W Bradshaw and D D Skinner were appointed com missioners to set values on rights of ways to build roads from Paducah to Woodvlllo and a road running from near the JglI4llssle public road to a public road near D A Luckctts farm rtV r i FOR RENT Furnished room for one or two gentlemen teals can be lied within three doors Apply 624 Husbands street Old phone 3070 WANTED Unfurnished room Must be close to market Address E JI Box No 280 city FOR SAILE Furniture and bed ding for as rooms Also lease on house Will trade for good horses Address H care Sun FOR SAUE South Side conven nqghborhoodthreeloomt 1 and comfortable fobmsi nicely furn ished substantially built and In good yardr1400 II C Hollins Real Estate and Rentals Trueheail Bldg Tela phone 127 FOR 9ALB What is generally conceded to be one of the prettiest and most substantial frame residences In Paducah Seven rooms bath tel let hot air furnace largo basement 60 foot lot nice largo stable concrete walks hardwood HOOTS painted walls 2 largo porches and an attic located In one of lhd most desirable parts of the city An Ideal home In every particular A good investment for C250 Address A X Y care The Sun IE you could buy an 18 karat golden hat you couldnt ex I pact it to do any more than wear right look Tight and fit right THE LUDLOWd I HATs wears right looks right and fits right It Isnt made of gold and it costs 300 It wouldnt be better if It were 18 karat I I FUR Sail downTuhARTS a great Big pile uv sTuff Fur 10 cents x Hart haint got no rume tu tel u here So kum down and C 4 Ure self GAO 0 HART SONS CO I + H r 3rj WANT ADS i It It It EAT at Whiteheads restaurant MITCHELLS for hUjhgrade bicy cles 320328 South Third street YA4rrEDPablo boarders 312 South Fourth street old phone 2123 FOR SALENico harness home Apply 1720 Madison WANTED Girl to work In res taurant Call 217 Kentucky avenue FOR Heating and Stovewood ring 437 F Levin FOR SALEFresh mulch cow Old phones 867 and 7S9 8 B Oalldwell HOUSEHOLD goods for sale Ap I ply 53iC Harrison I FOR RENT Two nice front rooms with board 317 N 7th St I FOR SALE Barrea Plymouth rock eggs 1 per 15 Phone 1440 CLOTHES cleaned and repaired Jas Duffy Phone 956a OVEI STREET the painter New phone 1025 old phone 975 FOR RENTThird floor over Frank lusts barber shop 117 N 4th St Apply F M Fisher Post Office FOIl RENT Nicely furnishe- front i room All conveniences 837 Jefferson FOR SALB Buff Plymouth tech eggs 610 cents per dozen John C Harris Old phone 597 ring 5 FOR RENT Three room house with bath 317 Ohio Apply West Kentucky Coal Co WANTED 3000 on real estateI in Paducah Address L A B P O Box C73 City FOR RENT Tenroom frame res- Idence Jefferson street 35 per month HC Hollins telephone 127 LOST Gilt chain purse RewardI If returned to Pearl Blum 815 Jet ferson ONE nice front room furnished for rent Bath and all modern conveni ences Apply 918 Broadway FOR SALEFour room house lott 40x105 feet on South Fourth noa Tennessee street Liberal terms S A Hill telephone 904 FOR SALEAcre property jJust beyond city limits affording excellent Investment at 300 per acre H C Hollins Real Estate Telephone 127 FOR SALE Faxon addition lots from 150 to 225JOc 50x193 H C HoUlns Real Estate and Rentals Trueheart Bldg Telephone 127 LOST Pockotbook containing nearly five dollars and insurance receipt with my signature Return to this office and receive reward Bake- Gallihar FOR SALE3000 fruit trees Several varieties of apple peachpear and cherry Albert Shcrron Nurseryman Paducah Ky Route 2 Phone 830 ring 4 FOR RENTTwo brick store houses Eleventh and Broadway ono l twostory brick business house j Thirteenth and Clay PaducAh Brew lug company I WANTEoYa1 man understand dug measuring and grading of lumber Must bo strictly sober and not afraid Ito work Steady employment Co lumbla Manufacturing Co i n U a FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms modern conveniences C20 North Sixth Street FOR SALE Large draft horse George Skeltore 817 South Fifth street Phone 2281 FOR RENTThe house 32il South Seventh street one door north of Dr fleddlcks residence Possession given April let Apply at Bledor mans store x SEND your clothes to the Fault less Pressing club 302 Broadway High Browder proprietors Bob phones 1507- POSITION WANTED By young man age 23 Have had experience In all kinds of clerical work Can fur nish best of reference Address M care Sun FOR SAtliTB Tworoom house near Salem avenue on lot 40x120 to alley outhouses etc 11 C Hollins True 5 heart Bldg Telephone 127 FOR SALE Brick storehouse two stories good condition desirably located 375iO on long time H C Hollins Trueheart Bldg Telephone 127sFOR SiAUE Excellent warehouse property on N C tracks 105 feet and t fronting 100 feet on street Including 11 room house with outbuildings and HdC Hollins Real Estate and Rentals Telephone 127rFOR SALE223 acre farm sit miles from Paducah on the Calre gravel road Bargain It sold at once Terms to suit purchaser Plenty oi 9i fruit Well Improved Address Gee J Jones It F D No2 Paducah Ky FOR SALD Fourroom cottage on lot 50xlC5 to 1C foot alley in eluding stable Situated Harrison street 1300 H C Hollins Real Estate and Rentals Truehoart Bldg Telephone 127- WANTEDWe Have a buyer for a farm of about 50 acres within live or six miles of Paducah Call telephone 127 or come to our office JiC Hoi fins Trueheart Bldg FOR SALESouth Side 11 blocks from Broadway good neighborhood- r five rooms pantry two porches out houses lot 50x132 with alley 15V0 Call Hollins telephone 127 Trueheart building FOR SALE iNorin tilde ten blocks from Broadway fiveroom house stable buggy house etc shade trees brick walks around pause 1600iH C Hollins Real Estate and Rent als Trueheart Bldg Telephone 127 FOR SALENorth Side residence of eight rooms bath sewerage Excellent location for boarding house convonknrpayments H C HolIIns Real Es tate and Rentals Trueheart Bldg Telephone 127 FOR SALE +iWo have a complete list of desirable Tool estate and can furnish whet you want It you do not find what you want In our Adver tired offers call telephone i27 We have It H C bums Trueheart Bldg Real Esato and Rentals FOR SALE Fourroom l101l having pantry 2 porches tat 240X 211 Situated short distance from end of Trimble tftreot car line U2 OITorms 200 cash balance monthly II C Holllns Real FAtale and teAt ate TruebMrt Wolf tjIt o ri II1 T ThjLi j BNmR LOJlltluFr JPJ5I1lgN1 DIE FAREMRIUBMRIPlfBiLBRRIVIRr MAR 1830 tfATOIA7 BAND MS iOt1ThiititiiLhIt t tiijd oer6rcat4tfldiow ROOSEVELT PRESIDENT 7 Jv ZY j 1oUctPII 4 I I Jl l J Ii f INV ToN1 Seeing Illg A MessachuBelts man prominent n philanthropic clrces tells of a poor little waif who together with other fresh 4lr fund children was ome summer taken down to East Eloucester The man had wandered down on the rocks and found Inll quiet place the waif sitting by her self surveying the ocean with great jit rest Why little gIrl said thej philanthropist you aro entirely alone Dont you want to play with ttio other children No sir was thp reply Id rather look at the ncean And what do you find to interest you In the water Theres turn a lot of It responded the walt with quiet enthusiasm an Its the only time In me life Ive ever seed enough of anything Buffalo Com mercial L Ji aa N I L ETS Yor II I SEEiTALLttJ 7 l 1 I itt IllbtJ I lrtERA1 E Mrs WatkrnsIC you are unhap py with your husband why dont I you sepearate Mrs WylkinaBe j i cause his plan of dividing assets Isnt fair He wants to take all the bonds I and real estate and give mo all theIII children Somervlllo Journal I AIICI iioosiviirs RDDINGII Wu something to be recorded In tho I beqr4eknowledgedregulators A positive cure for Bilious olldFevorCSmithmedIcIn1knownt I does the work Sold by nil druggists In Copenhagen tho street car con ductors ami mofornieti geffronf 29ir to 402 a yEar their uniforms ono days rest a week six holidays In tho year and pensions if Incapacitated I after twentyflva years service I 1 j The Best Carriage Service in Paducah I You get handsome well appointed carriagesswhen I servo you jive promt personal at tention at all times I HARRY ANDERSON PHONE 915 ItrL I I = I v Keep Postedr Worlds happenings State National and Foreign Markets Sports Etc The following papers de deliveryTheT The RepublicTheExaminerThe I Tho PostDispatch Nushvllle American The hiTheNewlHiclmltar Cincinnati I Newsb L thJOHNRegister Office 523 Broadway I 1 r n- t t t W F Paxton R Rudy P PuryearcPresident Cashier Assistant Cashier CITIZENS SAYINGS BANK IncorporatedDC capital ft 0 i 100000piSurplus to i 00000 Stockholders liability iooooowtTotal secHrky to depositors 0 2S0000II Accounts of individuals and firms solicited We Appreciate Dmah1coarteous treatment tlL91i ikn I 1td Interest Paid on Time Deposits i OVEN ATOIJD4Y NIGHTS FROM 7 TO 8 OCLOOK It Third and roadway jI4 rnml S f 0 n OSTENTATIOUS WIL- LERE EUEL J I Jo Dowio Will lio Burial With Great Pomp Thursday Life S 6ry f IVomlcrfHl Man AVh- oFoundikl Z16n City and ltf Industries U i VISIOXAUV 1JiilJr SUCCESSFUL caiedgW iMarch UA touch dt the ostenstationsthatnarked the rule of John Alexander fiowlo ln the Christian Catholic church will be observed during tho unera1j Cervices over the deposed leader The white robed choir which was Shorn of its vestments when Overseer Vollva assumed contro of Zlon City will ako an active pdrt In the cere monies which will occur on Thurs day afternoon in Zion tabernacle Judge V V Barnes Ono of the few eiders of the church who remained faithful to Dowle will conduct the servjces and will deliver the funeral sermon During Tuesday and Wed nesday the bodyvwlll He In state In the reception hall of Shllqh House tho irawle residenceayhe5aljtwlilvbe at Lake Mound eeznoteZiqn City beside the grave of powlda daughter who died several years ago fromt Burns caused by the explosion of an alcohol lamp p memorial services fpr the de eased were Jiotd in ZionI Cty Sunday the only public referen e to his death being a tribute paid Dowloby ono of the deacons at the early rnprnlngser vices The regular order of cryIces was observed JMrs DowlelaridGJfd stone her son arrived at ZIon City early Sunday Bowies TMePWhen all Isfealdi nd tone it mEt be admitted that John Alexander Dowle was an extraordinary person allty Complete though his talL was before his death the fact remains that It was Jio common man that established a religions sect of strong cohe sive ementsljt jaji city of G0 0J people and became 0l5OilOCollov- ers a healer1l in l Elijah and nn jostle Dowie was born near Edlnburg Scotland on May 2S 1847 ills mother was a Scotan Alexanderl The iran wile until r903 was called his father was also a otJohn Murray Dgwlfe who st4U lives Iji YorkvlsJItaUonlqt I publicly that John Murray Dowle was f not his father and that ha was the offspring of an English army Officer taJohn IU J Congrejgational m tigjfrj dJcI roftilleg17 time and young Dowle received a fderf 1SjnatIvereJmoved to Mla1de AustrahIaand for years young Dowle served fderkf he was1 20 years 0111jj he returned to ScOtland and on the money he liadsayed while worUnff4n I Australia took a five years course Ir In IhDowieIhI Inlty school at once waordaihed dttt the Congregational h r band in 1872 returned to 11nH and be congrelratloI1lllchuroh l Sydney ISccoincs Healer by FaIth In 1878 DowJe suddenly deserted the Congregational church and start ed as an evangelist preaching heal ing by faith His power at once ot tracted attention He declared that II1 u first learned of Ws power to heal1 y curing a girl of a wasting disease at had already killed thirty mem bers of his congregation In 1889 Dowle landed IIn San Fran cisco He started his divine healing IIceEsulII 10eflltSIljmotedIlj upon It was n long time i before Chicago heard of It Out inI Western Springs n little suburb owie started in to lIght sin in Chicago Dy and by some corres J ondent found him out there preach ing to a handful of followers andI rote I jhoin the spring of the following1 year owLe moved upon Evanston and there ho remained until the spring of ho world fair year when with a ozen followers ho rented n housa near the Midway and almost ldOWn his own hands he built ZlonI tabernacle Xo 1 Worlds Pair iW OwortUHlty With the fair Dqwles pucccss ijc Fan flA wanted advertising The ihowspapfira tUck 4 him Dowi 0 I I jOAKINflR01fDB Excels in hIscItrn- akIngbecauscthe life of the powderis slowly Ubpratc4 irjto tliedougl No coarse and crumbly crust so frequent In biscuit One hcaptrig teas quartoflour mnorflalstjToqi tins inI fotldJawlIStatc A DIME A POUND At your Qr ceti COITWEIITJItHUIIG CMI 00 j RlttiWl TmiMH ought backl 41Q abused his jwltlcs He iptettclJOd sormona full of Invective and picturesque abn4etThen a little further Jionh on Stony IsJand avenue there arose Zlon tabcrnacje o 2 the dozen fol llowers hadijocoinohuqdrEdsJ Then followed a long battle be tween DowJe the heath authorltjes and his enemiesl His following still continued to increase Nothing seemed to deter them Ho was drk en from South Chicago chased outot u1lmai stoned moqked arrested Many of his patients died He was- rresteda Ev time he succeeded i lenerr Instance those who attacked him were discomfited Feb2 ISPC Dowle organized the Christian OjthoUc church Ila Zion and appointed Jilnisclf general oer- SCirvfth his wife Jane Dowle as bvorgeer HIswork began to attract attention all over the country Oon verts rushed to Chicago and bsgan to Cipfisregate nround tlje tabernacloi jriieni Dowle purchased a big plai of llandl and tho buildings near Four t elith street and Michigan avenue His followers began to have some I strength In ithd community1and Chi 1vagO suddcqIysabandoned the effort dft oyer a ISOS tJe roc persecution but only flifpW fu In 1890 Hfgliis to Buy Land 1n 1899 D6je ban pioparatlqns I t I I iJtsfWaukeganliQrbI Iffpiitytwo from Milwaukee TheBen ftbn farmere afterdlsposlng of large tracts of their Jand ibegan to see that something big wasdolng and pushed iuppricesjof their lands Still DowlesI iBLff Qnts continuea to buy xuiryi In theI llIcf tbe yscons1n SUite line and istretcnlnffi away four inlles over the gidntiy sloping pralrJes fromthe jliiko shore back into the town of etton TAke a swarm of bees the Zlonltea descended oa their land tobulid a new Ity and It sprang up like a niushrcora Zion city seemed bullded lIterally and realty upon tire eande Therej wag nothing to1 make a cltj neither liarbor nor mtnesflnd notcmuch ug rlculture Clilcago ns could not sefe fyow Zlon could Ibe fislfstlpportlflgr Aglln Dowls showed jilsrDsoflrcettrj ftflBS He was related Tiy marriage ttp one Stevenson a XotWnsham lace I mulrer and wlodeJdetlthatAc6 n alt Ins should bo the principal In othirtry1 Ho went to DEasiand enlisted Stev 120 II In the cherae pilrchnsed new I 1t ad Itnproved lace machfnery and be- An g Importing sit Hied laborers to ed ucate his people ItKlfie art Ho b U UtJt J a great brick budding for Ills lace J jfactory to the eastortho North wcstt prn railway and prePared to start I the Industry jf iShortly afterwardSFpycnson andi bdwie qilarraleil stey nson ciIhto court with his troubTps and disobeyedt Z ions rule of arbllratipnI 1 t Offe tot 11udgJi nt lint T owidi who had tteri crultcd able legal advirers appealed and1 finally the casa waa jioiqprpinlsqd r CUT LWEBS Choice Carhatlbne per dbe 50t Roses best grade per dOS v 101- Homan Hyacinths J whlte pr doz Wt- i A choice lot of 4alfl la loSTr color jut beginningto Wom J Frey delivery to W frt of th I 1 C1t7k j 1C tJtI oc c 112 HttyeujBotl staklngf x onh wim for hbs clalw iggainsffI the 4Jhdusitryi ialm of NewY4II His Invasion of W YorK JRO tdtier IMS ns this most p ctacd tar thing IWwte ever did He look ovelr 3940 ektvIehIewes putJttem eon ten special trains and rUitoed them down toN wY rk where fir j i IntMadlsonaegle halL IThattl1 dralnedZfon City of Us surplus working capital It took over jaOOOW out of the new town and left It In a bed financial coudl tjtah as Jar as working capaltal was concerned Oa Dec t ISOS on ixppllcaUbn of several creditors Judge C C Kohl saa4n tIe United Stats district court granted receivership of all the Zion and Dowle properties The receivers tootkposse3sion pf tho city that night and held IH for pover- alinozithsuttheendot which time a basis of nottlemeat ofall clWmsl we reached pnd the receivership dig solved The first six months jSMWiDowie spent in an ostensiblel evangelistic tour of the world The aumber flf converts he made IsMargely probe matical One at least Ite brought back to ZIon in the person jC iMIss Ruth Hater the sp called Swiss helrezs Dowlo made Miss Hofer a 1 deaconess and an overseer and sent her bacJcHo Switzernnd td ctrl1 on church work there J Late jn 1hi anl thotear part c- i1lioWo j pd1nontbiislaitlq f7itiieproject I promotlont to establish fl x lonyofliiteifollowersiln Mexltio With ft large party hemade W trips to the republic and Secured I ptIons on several hundred thousand j acres of land But the deal wan novell closed and gradually tile pro I Jectlldlod out I ri trlclwi AVIIh PnrnlysK I The Mexican ColonTsation project Dowier1whoI years perhaps hoped to renew his I heajthjn the genial climate of the south Heclung to the dream to thel last it was while onhIs Way to MexlI o In October 1905 that ho was 11 sticken with paralysis I A Humane Appeal j A humane citizen of Richmond Ind Mr U Do Willlama 107 Wesf Main S1srtf1appealt I J to all pea sons wihoqIpgs to take Dr kings New Discovery tft6 only reme dy that has helped me and fully comes up to the proprietors recom mendation It saves more lives thai another throat and lung remedies put together Used as cough and cold cure the world over Cures asthma brpnchltls croup whooping cough quinsy boarsoness and phthisic stops hemorrhages i oi thq lungs and builds thorn up Guaranteed at nfl druggists sGO and 100 Trlat- bbttlp freel ABstrahZS1iCej Raising Tho gi estest IwlfiiStry of Australlh iIs 8heep fii itr1 lnlyfor the sake 6f thewoSl i3t also In partpf course fpr the meat Australia now ranks raisIngAOU9200QboO sheep Australia second with 72000000 b and Russia third With 70000000 0rilr ajew years ago Australia was first possessing no less than lOCi2COQOB ihcad of PrpongedJrstruction of raariy millions of Austra hlian sheep but feinco 1302 there has been an annuaVfaln Yet thesesheep ve11oe Indigenous to Australia Theyyjeiui fi t JJltro uceJln1797Jbeing of the Spanish Health in tile Canal Zone Till high wages Paldmakelta mlghtj temptation to our young ar l i skilled1pr1tencclp4p i Panama Canal Many are restrained itowever by the fear of fevers and malaria It is the knowing ones ECctrcBlttorsWho knowing they are safe from malarlj pU4 Influence with Electric Bitters too1bliouilnessweakness Guu1aJiteedH oreri1efrdphatter In the inserviit iryv and he ail1111GThoI flr1 weighs fully 2 i pounds JudgC I S I DONT eoMpLAIq1Sv It your chest pains vnnd you are un IIbOttlesyrUp4fld notinstpulmohary4Ieasos l forBnllardi It1lias given mo Is1 all that Is neccaSar 1Sold1 i 11 The Ashfleld and FVartovllle fo Jtj are a good deal stirred HP evrRlchlj monda solicitations to Uifilr coljegw j Randolph Madon and Hzsip4e- widneTto l faioylHtprt9W asid JK m parts of hr ojifcte4 big wit Y rMtT I t Perfect Womaiihood The greatest Menace to womsfls permanent happiness In life IU the suffering that cornea from some de rari jement of the femlnlrie organs Many thousands of women have realized this too late to save their health barely 1la ttae to save their livesTo be a snccessfml wife te retain the love and admiration 6f her hus- Mud should bo a vramaas constant study If a woman finds that her mer flcsaro flagging that she gets easily tired dark shadows appear under her eyes she jhas backache head ache bcarlngaoVB sensations ner Tousncss Irregularities or the blues she should start atone to 4 build upliersysteHi TiyA ohle Svlth soecifid powers such as Lydia EPinkhdfli sVegetable Compound j the graatwecaants remedy ferwomansillslnaele only ofroots and herbs It cures Female Complaints such as Dragging Sensations Weak Jack ailing and Displacements Inflammation and Ulooratlon and all Organic Diseases and islnvaludble In the Change of Life It dissolves and Expels tumors at an early stage Subdues Faintness Nervous ProfltratlonHihaiistlori and Btrerigthens and tones the Stomach Cures J Headache General Debility Indigestion and Invigorates the whole female syseo It ia an excellent remedy for derangements of the Kidneys in either sex j I cJ J Uilkes n KIlis Body In spite oftiie dc1atatkin1adhy- eth Uotfth Tdmlly that the body of J Wilkes Booth lies ins the iopth fanill lot nC1 Baltimore cemetery Olive Ennis HUe4a correspondent sends to the Army and Navy nournaJ tWs letter t After dining on board ilicj MJfln U no iii oil with1 a nuufber of flkrs- daii their wives when that Vessel was Biichored In tho navy yard channel on the Potomac In IBM on ofrtcorcSnio to him and risked hJm togo with him to the deserted Afontajilc near liy vMv companion was silent and rbegaiMo feel as If the ghosts of dead and gone flghtera were climbing up the Wartk Ing chains narid sagging ropes 1 Was relieved when the Seam ns voice be gan a story which has never been proven fase I do notattempt toghie hisi words but the effect they pro duced upon my Impressionable ng mind will never be forgotten Our talk went back to the murdered pres Ident end the prsonfll loss hip depth Koint to some of us Stiddealy drop ping 1 his voide tto a whisper ho told nie that Ihe had resetved Booths body whit was tort of tti1n a gunny sk oa board ilie fUifttikh H had tBteatn d down the clvcr toapolnt bo ilowl Indian Head and hail ckatt jjjt overboiard Ills colriu was a piece of sacking and his sextona cannon hall We had obeyed orders but I never come aboad this old1 tub that Booth Isnt here too Lost itnil Found fi Lost between 930 p m ester rday and noon today a bilious attack with nausea and sick headache This Iloss was occasioned by finding at a drug store a box of Dr Klngr New Life PUs the guaranteed cure C biliousness malaria and jaundice All druggists Sfic Many fail because they titan on making postpreparation CITY TRANSFER CO ji Now1octedii Ola berss Stable 5 Wt JdJfQtill kinds of hauling f 41ftot 4911 11 w u hIll Foreman Bros Novelty Co 1 a Inoor l ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES House wiring elctricplants installed r Complete machine shop 122124 N Fourth St Phones 7S7 5 J dJ 4 1 iIVL au i fl iroii 84p I Several Superior offices on second and third floors of our building provided withI heat water 1light electrte elevatorandmodrA sanitary arrarigemeritJi fL i 1 Prices lowest inclty for similar offices double offices especially adapted for dentists American German National Bank 327 Broadwayi I L i1 c I r Tfiere Oiilyrtrfc Way to Grit Rich and Thats by SvingSt It you r8lva to wye a certain portion however f small ofrUie Bpiioyytfd f Knj dspoititi each month or ftener in oiir Btink at 4 per cent interest youllSbo pleased tmiiJiarpriwd to fiad how Quickly you will accumulate a Babstaatml sum We will loap you a Home Savings Bank to help ysjj save 100 will open you account with HS Stat today Wo invite small accounts Mechanics IftdiFarmersSayigsBIk J lv2ft sadway t 1 T S i r l4 Ln 11 i j0 4 t H1JI 17 n E1Tr1rG AGIIYIUJ IOThAY r T r J474 H SftV t14 t 1ucUJAT11fj- oBe er Bnek PaIHiT Swollen JolItit f i CURHD THROUGH yjisl Bueoii- By otaale Blood 1L B 8 There Is liopo for the Mot hopeles Rheumatism If the jjulterer will i A CUtOf Botanic mood Balm B B B the blood making It 4 furl and rich and destroyln Jlo aC Uvo poison In tho blood which causes tho awful symptoms of Rheumatism leading Symptoms Bone pains BCl atlcuT or shooting pains up and down the leg aching WJe 9rc shoulder blades swollen Joints or swollen mus des difficulty In fnovlng around so you have to use crutches blood thin or skin pale skin Uches and burns shifting pains bad breathf sciatica lumbago gout etc Botanicf Blood Balm B B B7 will remove every symptom givIng quick rullef from the nrst dose and B B B sends a rich tingling Stood of warm rich pure blood b direct to the paralyzed nerves bones and joints giving warmth and strength Just Where It Is needed and In this way making a perfect lasting cure Of Rheumatism In all UK forms B B B has mado thousands of cures after I medicines or doctors have failed to help or cure Q AVeak Inactive Kidney One of the causes of Rheumatism Is due to Inac tive kidneys and bladder B B B strengthens weak kidneys and bladder draining oft all diseased matter and all uric acid so the urine flows freely and naturally Bothnia Blood Balm B B B I plrannt end unto to Inkc Thoroughly tested for 3O ycnm Compoiedof Pure Iloiadlc Ingredients Strengthen Weak Stomncli cures Ujiipepiiln 1rlce ftper large bottle nt dreg sores or by rxpreN prepaid Sample free by wrjt lug Blood Ilnlitl Co Atlaiitn in Sold in ratliirnti Kyy It V Wnlker Co W J Gilbert Lang lira Alvejr A 14s- fcall or Write elllier afore Aid Wanted Ho was an impecunious seedy out attheelbows person and the doctor when ho prescribed for him knew better than to expect a fee says Tit ffDlts HI ifForthe iInflamed eyes said tho benevolent physician dissolve as Iimuboraclc acid asyptfKi1ayput on a thnjepenny piece Wihalf aiasa of waterThank you doctor murmured the patient turning away A mo mOnt later however the surgery door was opened and the patient sidled in I I say doctor said he wlth an ingratiating pnUlo where dQ I get th9ato TucliTliatlrcaig Is the t t of Bucklons Arnica Salve Its tho happiest combine tion of Arnica flowers and healing balsams over comppinded No mat ter how old the sore or ulcer is this Salvo will euro it For burns scalds cuts wounda or piles Jits on abso lute cure Guaranteed baldrug gists 2lDC traI wish I could boHeve what lie ears but Maud What floes Svo sYT raW1iy he eaye that he joves me and he jhas known trio on1 t SY IauSVel1- Ltpcrtuaps the vreason Phlld del hl Inbulrer you wouldnt bo 30 Muck up if you beard alll Qther people say about OU 4 1trCrcdulIt St5dllId wonders fodth starts tout aiwdrkg o tt4DMILBIthat will charm aaa delight the jfttdge of tine gems IttagaV Brooch N prBfcmeHtal Cembtf State Bracelets etct pWW TOJDI ler LaM ad GeBtieRa la gold silver or RHHmeUl Cigarette UMes Match Boxes Cigar Cutters etc All verts of dainty pieces of fiver for ay4 L4dy59eaIBg table I4twIIJAVAJOOK t Weigh n4 Taking Dr U Doraha q PENS ROOT CORDIAL for tho Nerves Blood Liver Stomach Skli Jiun- Old 177511 ILL COUGHAND CURE THE LUNGS r 1gsNIWDisCDY81J PriFORut 1 Fi1- iw tuck t Oute r U THBOAT and 107X0 TBOTTK XX8 or MONET BAOL f LC r H prl F 1 t IofI f If h L 1 y Misqutadery KATHERINe CECIL THURSTON t y Author let Tbc Clrck Etc CojprrJfht 1004 by 11arpirotrr cbntlnued trem tId27 uArrE- nIHD XX V letter through which the I lOW rail was not voluminous J was written on qheap paper ni disguised hand anti thp contents covered only half a pflffg Loder rend It slojvfy montnlly nrUcfiI latlng cvery word then he laid Jt dawn rind as he did he caught Eves eyes ralsqd in concern Again he saw somcUiIng of hls owu feelings reflected til her facet and the shock braced him lie picked up the letter fearing It IntQ strips JI must go out he saltl slowly 1 must go now at once Ills voice was hard Eves surprised concerned eyes still searched his Nowat oyceS Bhe re peated Now wlth uf breakfast Ifii apt hungry He rose from his ofpnnernCare Ho did It not so much from cau dim as from an Jmperatlve srteh itod9 omethngr to more if only across the room Eves glance followed him Is ft bad l1 sisbe asked anxiously jt was unlike her to bo Insistent but she was fuoved to the luipulao by the pecu liarity bf Jhp moment No 08414 shortly Jtshusl icss This Wifl wrrtten yesterday I ishbtild have 1it It last night Her eyes widened But nobody does business tS111 the morning sliObe gan In astonlhment then sIze sudden ly broke oi- rwlthmtlPolQOor farewell Loder hall left tho flrepjaco and walked put of the room Ho passed through the hall hurried ly picking up a hat as he went land Loder stood tliocked and sptf IbownU i tIC iJt reaching the Ipftvemcnt lI e he went traightorWarduntii Ootuiuaiow- as lleft befilh lol Itbea 4 roB Atjth irtek1 of lefiutatipn at lhb tow pf ttk nlty ho tfluntiiJe saW a bflail- kS itM sprang Inside and as th ii cabman yilppctl pp and the h9rsere speiWed to the call the t iUiaedioJthJ first time Ule t significance of wliat had occurred Realization like the need for action came to lm sldwly but vvhen It caaae It was with terrible lucidity Ho did not swear as be leaned bick In his seat mechanically watching the strciini of men mi Jtjifelr Way to business the 1J Ii1tel llot green prpduce blocking tie way between the Strand and Covv ent 08rl1ene11Id ao use ior oaths Ills feelings lay deeper thfih mere words Butt ida 1do th vas sternly set and his eyeaJooked jcold Outside the law Coqrfs he dlsml8scd his CIIad wsjkcd fprwaTd to CUt fords InnI AS he passed through the familiar ontraiiqe a cWll fell oa him In the cJe tearl1IIht lt seemed more than ever a place 0f dead hopes dead enterprises deal ambitions lntthe onward t1f reai of life It had be n for gpttcno rb1 yery alr bad a breith of uhfulJBllmerifi iHe crossed the coufct rapidly but his mouth sftt lisbif afresn as lip ithrough lOmilporway efhfs own house apd crossWaihe bare hallJAs he nxiunted the wOiknown stairs lie receive hls first Mlt ation of lifO IIn the appejustnca yf a cat jrpm the second floor roms At sight of him the iialrcame forward rjibbed demon stratlvefy against Us lies anti with at- fectloite jiftwfcitet pe 1oudhtrn up stales Oiitslde his door he pafesed On the ground stood the ulGl JBOralng aaot mllk evlddnce that dhilcote was not yet awak er that Jtke hiaeK he hal no appetite for breakfast He smllec IIronically M the W ftftroek hlia hut It was a smile Athat stiffened rither than retaxwl hU 1li 2JE 19 W out the dplickeTiMa7s carried Rod inserting it quIetly spend the door A cVoifc 1Mnt nMIi gyat ed him as he entered thathailpaet- hat divided the drsitting rows a smell of whisky totIUisgwlth tbe 9dfrot state smos With a qulc kure b8 ip tbe bedJiobr Ttwatton flMtlir sHiiip dA look of conteinpi and frjnlslon paaU 4 c y y J y j t Jnhls flrst glance he scarcely grasp ed the details of the scene for the half drawn curtains kept the light dim but agJblscyes grew accustomed to the ob scurity he gathered their significance The room had a sleepless Jaded jaIr thovpnm tbatvunderhlspwn occupation ballqD a rigid pimpst monastic se v rHyi The plain dresslhg table was littered clgttretteehds and marked With black and tawny patches whOre the tobacco had been left ito burn itself ofou ono cprner of tile ta lea carafe of water and a whisky decanter reatc i pnomgalust t ootJer ns if for support apd at the other end an over tnrned tumbler intl1 a toot ot liquid The Whole effect was sicklyarid uauso nting ills glance turncid Involuntarily to UfO beGJ and there halted t19DIfcp in ii dlsprdered heap lay Chflcote lie was fully flreased In a phabby tweed suit of Lods his collar was 9i jn his sip andcHtti unshareu pn imnd was Havply grasping tile pillow w4le the other hung oUt over tile sldo of the Dod His ftuO pale aJpost earthy in hue might have been a mask save for the slight convulsive spasttis that Crossed IU from time to time and corrcsppndcd with the taint hlverlng Vtarti that PaSted at Iritcrynla Wter his wholeI bPdy iO conjplete his repellent appcaran n lock Pf hair had fallen ilobse and lay black And damp across lib t 1hal Toder stood for a Space shocked and spellbound by the Sight Even In the ghastly disarray the IHscne sbeextiaprdlnary plnistcr llkenesa tliat had become yic jlvpt upon which he him test revolvedlstruck him like n blow The man who Thy there was himself lUnd to him by some subtle Inexplici able tie of similarity As the Idea touched him he turned aside and step psd qulckijf ttp the dressing tableI There with Unnecessary energy Iw- t i triling bock the curtains anij threw tiit jtliitlow wide Then ligdjnhetuVneil towftrd the bed flq badcino floinlnanl fmpliiSse to wakou plificote illc be free of tile repulsive IIherf prcscuce tUat chlllQd him with sp personara hbrror Leaning oVfr the bed he caught the felloulctcr nearest to him and shook ltl It Was not the moment for niceties nOd lila gesture was rough At his frat toich CliHcpto made no- rDonsel1is brain dulled by Indul gence lirt hi Tletf hatl bfccpmff n ftlf pnrd In onoyt1sensntidnshut lit Iqrtns the pressure bri his shoulder Increased ills nervous system peemed suddenly to jar Into consciousness Along shudder shook him he half lifted himself nnd then vdropped back upon the plljow j Oh hq exclaimed Ihdinprnbilng breath Ohl iTJhe isapadr seemed drawn from him by cprnpujglpp Its uncanny tono chilled Lpder anew Woke up maul he said suddenly yrokc up ifs Itoder llintl1eoth shuddered then he turned quickly nOd nervously Lc derV he said doubtfully Loder Then his face changed Good God1 he exclaimed what a relief Thp words were so intense no spon taneous and unexpected that Locl er tpok a step back Chllcote laughed discordantly and lifted a shaky hand tp protect hIs eyes fromnthe llgh- tItslts nil right Loder Its all rigijf Its only that JKthat t had a bcastjytdream But for heavo s ske j it that wlndowr lie Bhlverea In voluntarily and pushed the lock of damp hair fronj his forebead with a fcak touch of his old JrtltabUUy- In silence Lpdcr mpvcf buete tp tiP wlncjpw and shutlt He wasififltecie II ituore thn i he jjvpuldpwn even to him self by the obvfoiJp change in phllcbte ltchad seen him moody reatressncrv pjisiy exeifelbutxiOver before ihatUfie seen him entirely domQralized 5lib a dull feeling afmp tonceapcl lsgJYl- tJle stood by the closed window looking OPP9UrlbousTo WI OmtteaeO When it happens to us Its hard hard luck when Ilhltsthe other feiow we say it was only what he- 4qserved I r Japanese Nail Polish j Is the best manaaure requisite made It Js not a liquid or R paste You can use it without a buffer Sox large enghgln to last a year for 50c r I1 frPPHtiJONS I i Drug Stare Spef14geL- h 1 I T =ny PAI IREE QQUOIS IfJfrI n IANAGlm ACQUITTED OF HOMICID- E9iAI1dE erctIopi ltifltlipg1 QyliI Iaiitil 1li9go1 Gole ttp 11 Jkw 0 Danvlllo Ill March uwm L Davis Is a free man tonight free from all Ilegal guilt for the Iroquois theater horror which cost DOC lives i on December 30 1OOS declaringihnt i decidedl that Davis was not llegally guilty because the Chicago building ordinances were defective The jury so Instructed promptly returned a verdict of not guilty and tho sheriff was directed to set Davis freeSThis decision of the court makes if prattlcaily Impossible to Indict Davis again Of the seven persons originally held by the coroners Jury thor sposlblllty for the IroqUois horror only two cases are now to be lIs posed pf They are against former nuitdjng Commissioner George Wil liams anti his Inspector at the time of the fire Edward Laughlln It iis probable thOse indictments for toni feasanco in office will be quashed Basis of the Decision JudgeKJmbroiighs decision was based on these IWb main points 1 That tho fire ordinance of Chi cago enjoined no duty upon the defendant or nnmc lsc In speclllc language to carry out the provis- Ions named in the ordinance Theii ordinance is indefinite 2 That the common council of Chicago had no right to make any distinction between theaters within the fire limits and theaters outside as the fire limits ordinance was not based on powers delegated by the state The Loneliness ofnii Only CltllcK I should not lute to give the im pression that I had nothing of nor ma childhoods fUn sags the author of Tho Autobiography An Only Child in the November Every bodys Even yet I am indignant when a member of a large familyl intimates that my childhood was a poor thing Yet lot these but begin drawing from their store of memor iesand I have little to contribute Especially when the tale Is nursery rompsn subject that makes the only child wistful For In tie cata logue of what ho has missed tho most illuminating commentary on his life as compared with other childrens the Joys of bedtime hour In nhll Bursery stand out Iin rosy contrast with his own decorous good nights My jnother used to stay with me till I was snugly tucked In bed and then after her kiss sho left me I in my dim quiet little room to Bleep 1 or state at the ceiling as I chose I flrstJlInCorgotnbleoverulghl J large fatnlly There even before hedUme we romped madly all overi the house instead of sitting maturely reading by thollIbrary lamp or ut best worrying an elder into playing a game ptceclesIa eJ J was given 4t cot In the cozy nursery with three staters and one tiny boy Il had said my prayersj not unintorj ruptcd by sibilant whisperings anti laid down preparcd to gp to slpcp in regular order when ft grogt startling puffy missileI struck my head Posh tlvojy until that mon ent I had nevi er known a j liowflght except by- name and vaguely But instinctive Ily I rkeaUzo4 what It was and Joined In earUly Truly J tnAnjt Nature meant tthat oliUdren should engage in plllowfjghts ll hit eaton of the tree of knowledge Thereafterr bftdtlmo nWa8 ai dreary OIIr L 1 JI1Should be sunshine 4n the home and LroamYormlCgo humantyThnent fixture of wojlrcgulatrd hou c holds A mother with children cant WhitesCreuimthe parent lund best mcdlclno thtxt money can buy 8 Jia by nil arugelsts I A KbOK OF POEMS Of AviiieU B Colored Mafl of This City is tiLe Author A not ilUtle lxxok of poems by C W Merrlweathcr colored of this ieltyI has liist been issued1 riip titlp Lights and Shadows 1is suggestive dealing wjtt hI Jlte and ssrimesitt of tlip oored people TJne vplume contains sixty poems many of whlbh tare b awtlfuily 4escrlptXvo f nature pfUr faking Sure Slreald Uv lady wo lsRd ettlered till lawyers offlca ii Jwy a jrionrkable Wefeory To t Mjttr4H8it ijnquip the wutiouh torW OX JlvtUj It9 4 1Vm QotirJgUinmi- ISI L s q 0 1 A ResidencePh ne 1 For Five Cents a flay J It will save you twice that much in car fare not counting your tune anti wasted energy Talk it oyer with the Contract JeparttnentNo 650 Do it tQda- yPADUCAH HOME TELEPHONE CO Inc Business Phones 250 a month Residence Phones 150 a month II JE0GAR WHITTEMORE I Real Estate Agency FREB REAL ESTATE PRICE LIST Fraternity guilding Both Phones 835 1 We Use the King of All Bosom Irpners Why First Because it irons smoothly notVough Second The button holes or stud holes match Third Negligee shirts with buttons are ironed perfectly and without injury FourtlijlijijonB Cither stiff or platted bosoms like new and the hump so often seen is missirig J No other like it in West Kentucky Satisfy yourself by sending us your laundry f j iI STAR LAUNDRY Both Phones 200 120 North Fourth St I n I NEWS NOTES FROM SUNDAY PAPERS dO I J 111 fI IThetlltrstato commerce commls to concern jing tho alleged excessive fare hared by the Cunchl Bluffs and Omalia Street Railway company over its Missouri river bridge between Council pius and Omaha Neb Charles C McChord paid to Sam T Spalding commlttecman In charge 360p as his entranco fee in the pri mary t to select a Democratic nominee for railroad commissioner In tho First dlstrjct He Is the first candi date to pav iaergeanl John AII GrIffin of tho Ninth cavary who on Christmas 1900 shot and killed Corporal1 Her bert Taylor of tho same regiment in Uio mess baltat Fprt MShCTld n hiB been gunal guilty of majjialjuightcrt at Chicago II Juno 10 has been fixed as Georgia InlIl on that day President Rosovelt will ayeml Other special days worp pro ylded for at a meeting of the com misslpn which Is in charge The management of tho San Po Outt Prices in Dental Work Until April 11st bald Shell Crowns 350 Gold Fillings i f10Q HP Silver Fillings t 750 Partial Plates fISO All work guaranteed Cut this coupon out and bring It w Ui yon it Is worth 100 Each pcrspa Is limited to OHO coupeB for each job of plato or bride work only taW after Aki41 Q1 Or KIng lirooks- n IIk d j I I dro Los Angeles and Salt Jafteroa4 has issued an order canceling for an Indefinite tlmo tfirough trains on that road between Chicago and Los Angeles Coy Folk of Missouri has signed tile bill luvying a tax of twentyfive cents on cadh transaction of grain stocks cotton etc for future deliv cry for the benefit of time road fund A series of changes are Imminent In the consular service of the government which will be determined under the application1 of the new law fos tereJ by Secretary of StatQJloqtf The British government Is now Confident that reduction of expend lUres on armaments will be discussed by tho powers at tho approaching peace conference at The Hague Former Senator Ralph Burton of Kansas whoso jail senetenco will soon bo completed will return to hU old home nt Ablleno nndVJound a weekly newspaper Traffic was delayed on the L N railroad near Qtithrlo bvpa heavily loaded freight train wrecking In a narrow cutThe cut was filled deep with coatsAmbassador Lloyd C Grlscom has asked the Italian foreign office to ar range for him to present his credcn Hats to King Victor EJSraRnuqi Ot Sheep and cattlo men In northern Wyoming arc engaged In war arid hf of a drove of 8poqslepp wojo Hilled In a raid by tlictcattlcmen Franklin county liurl eY9bl1 co growers have bought n Jot and will erect a laro warehouse in Wlilchl to prepare tobacco for tho market The internal affairs of Persia aro being closely watched In Europe and Great Britain and Russia arc both prepared to intervene Mrs Frank Caries and her daughter Mary woro hummed to death hiI prairie flro on thjjlr farm in Indian Territory Tho strike of the electricians of Paris which plunged tho city Into darkness has ended as lfddonIyas- it began Undo Sam did no do a very llarso business with tile countrytej Uip bab last flgcat year Experlsi to PIo1 14460iO Imports rom Persia 2- 4ioQ Ir i nb Oak Dale Hotel Brookpott III Rtlet 1 Day Ewjlhing 0 1- llnJ JL UtteM s- DRAUQHONPS 5iII4hmIcore44 dAt rAWCM 3I231B tmtnjHt iumitlE ZTCollcctiln 15 Sutei POSITIONSinred or money D ISLniegioiieaUloxne HENRY MAffllflBN JR KEMOAED TO THIRD AND KENTUCKY Book Binding flak Vork Legal end Library Work a specialty NEW STATE HOTEL JIETKOIOLIS ILL D A Bailey Prop cltlIrooms Bath rooms Electric Lights The only centrally located Hotel in the city COMMERCIAL PATBOXAGE SO MCITED ST LOUIS AND TENNESSEE RIVER rACKET COMPANY FOR TENNESSEE RIVER STEAMER CLYIE Leaves Padncah For Tennessee River Every Wednesday at 4 p m A W VflIO1ITiasterEUGENE ROBINSON Clerk This company is not responsible for invoice charges unless collectel by the clert o the boat J LEE LINE STEAMERS- Plying between Memphis Evans J vlllc Louisville Cincinnati St Louis and Vicksburg Leaves Memphis every Tuesday for Evansville Louisville and Cin everyWednesday phis and Vicksburg Pass Pad u cah going up every Thursday Pass Puducau going down every Saturday G F PHILLIPS Agent Office Richmond House Telephone 60B J NEW SUBSCRIBERS List of DeW subscrikcra added by the East Tennessee Telephone Cons pany toda- y8343Middleton W A Her R P D No2- 3H2iVhfpple T E Res Ben ton Road 1050 Boatwrightt Mrs Minnie flea Monros St 2101 Scott Rella Res E3C S 9th1828Dozier J W flee San Soucl Flats We haTe in to city over 3000 sub scribers or five times as many as the Independent company outside the city and within the county we have 62 times as many subscribers as the Independent company Yet it will place a telephone in your residence at the same rate the Independent company is supposed to charge and pro vide in addition long distance facUl- ties which will enable you to reach fully fifty million people from your home Call 300 for tanner inrprmatlon EVANSVILLE PADUCAH AND CAIRO LINE- Incorporated Evansville and Paducah Packets Dally Except Sunday Steamers Joe Fowler and John S Hopkins leave Paducah for Evans yule and way landings at 11 a nu Special excursion rate now in ef fect from Paducah to Evansville and return 400 Elegant music on the boat Tab unsurpassed STEAMER DICK FOWLER Leaves Paducah for Cairo and way landings at 8 a m eharpe daily ex cept Sunday Special excursion rate now in effect from Paducah to Cairo and return with or without raeaW and room Good music and table un surpassed For farther information apply to k S A Fowler General Fiw Hefti iar Given Fowler City Past Ajent t FowlCrultbizIh coL 5ft1- BOtb pkQiW9 U C t w ilt uatSUNSMONDAY11 i r 1 j oatf Fifiet ft SiYi You Moniy OR Your EASTERSUITReady I Are The and 250 500 We SAMPLE Have just those fine fancy Vests a great of colors which will sell at and even less than half Prices range to 250 from 200 to 5 THE MODEL112 Pad cahs Store Sir and Shoes un umn yer boievcr In IDoes ever since we hooked I grub I feeltn1 stronger an str I would happen It EXCURSION TO ST LOUIS Via Illinois Central Railroad Thursday March 21 1907 3TRIP Special Train leaves Paducah at 8 a m Arrives at SI Louis 730 Tickets good returning on trams up to and including Monday March 25 1907 No baggage be on these tickets nor will they be good on cars For particulars ap ply to t JJT DONOVAN Agent Paducah Ky R M tt A Union Depot We are ready for Easter your most elegant line of beautiful designs both in cut and pattern ever shown anywhere the prices from to under Broadway houses FOR EITHER MAN OR BOY are prepared to give them an Easter outfit fit for a king and at prices the lightest wontii grumble at FANCY VESTS received another lot of Sample in variety and patterns we HALF PRICE pricetfrom I Worth South Second Street Cheap Cash Agents for the Knight Wizard SOMETHING IMMINENT premonitions course not dit bin ngeI pm all will checked sleeping further PRitHER purse t I Cbe KentuckyBO- TII 1IIONES til IUOADS AUDIT 2UCEXT FARE New VIstoiisln Itntc in Effect on Lines Within the Statett Aladlsoh Wis March 11wttho- ut any curtailment of existing service tho principal railroads of Wisconsin at midnight put Into effect the new passenger rates ordered by the state railroad commission twenty days ago The roads have not only complied with the commissions or der reducing tho maximum rate from 3 to 2 cents per mite but also have followed Its recommendations regarding the sale of GOOmllo tamIjI lly mileage books for 10 Tho now rates aptly only to points within the state Those to Chicago and other outside points remain thet same tis they have been It Is esti mated that the reduction In rates will save the residents of the state about 1000000 a cartThe roads that were ordered byt tho state commission to reduce theirtt rates are the Chicago w and Northwestern Chicago lilwaukeo and StC Paul Minneapolis and Omaha The Wisconsin Central voluntarily fol owed suit fearing that competition would force It to do so anyhowt Monday March 18 I MATINEE AND NIGHT The DANDY DIXIE MINSTRELS- AND Cotton Pickers Band 40 Minstrel Meister Singers 40Il Best AllStar I Negro Minstrel Vaudeville Song Dance Fun ShowII Ever Seen SingersSweet DancersDandy Phunny Phellows Specialties j Sensational Ebony Ecstacies Paragon Paraders Mer ry Minstrels Plantation Pastimes Distinguished Dixie Darkies The Band and a Fowl Deed Direction Voelckcl Nolan the Barnum Bailey of Real Negrott Minstrelsy BARGAIN MATINEE 25c TO ALL Night Prices25e 35c 50c and 75c Entire Balcony Reserved for Colored PatronsISeats on Sale Saturday H n n- ju1 Great Need of Reform in Kent cky I The following communication ap peared in tho Louisville Post Editor Evening Post In a notable editorial In your paper of December 28 1906 under the headI fag The Shadow Over tho State you presented a subject deserving the thoughtful consideration 6f every citizen of Kentucky- I have kept said editorial near at hand and have discussed it with a number of friends who give a variety of opinions as to what the trouble Is rind what the remedy The editorial opens with this paragraph The whose Stato of Kentucky Is suffering today with an acute disease genI thb criminal laws of the State And closed with tnls We judge simply from results and the results show that something Is radically wrong I wish you would reprint tho ar tide and that every person In the State would read and study It Now comes fO CourierJournal not with a declaration that the Evening Post Is sluing the State a bad name but In an editorial In Its IsI of Mrcji 2 1907 headed Some thing Rotten Jin Kentucky says Now tip socalled = night riders of Western Kentucky hayo rolled I twentyone hogsheads of somebody elses tobacco Into tho Cumberland river 1- I Night riders sounds romantic Criminals wouM be a Jless romantic but more apt term There Is something rotten InII Kentucky when these lawless ele meats are permlttted to perpetrate crime after crime against the proper I ty rights or various citizens of the State In the western section their misdeeds constitute a long and re volting chapter Citizens are sacked and ruined without redress Crimin als raid and devastate without moles tationis there local or State govern ment In Kentucky Is there special provision In the Kentucky code ex empting these stfecIaKcrJmlnas from the penaltlesbif tHbvlaw7 What Is law roc save to protect tho rights of citizens What Is govern ment for except to preserve the peace and enforce justice Both law and government are made a farce and citizens at large are outraged by the Inactivity of those who have been charged with the duty and have taken- a soared oath to administer thott government and enforce tho law The foregoing Is an echo of what the Evening Post has for years been thundering Into the ears of the people of Kentucky The Evening Ptfsti Is right there IS a shadow oYoV Kentucky and something Is radically trong The CourierJournal Is right there IS something rotten In Kentucky No use for us like the ostrich to bury our heads in the sand and Imagine that what we do not see does not existMy humble judgment Is that the trouble with Kentucky centers around t such conditions as these nameIiy First Generations of illiteracy and neglect of the public school sys in moat counties of the State We arc to a great extent sI lfsatls fled people and do not realize how woefully behlild the times our comII schoos are In many districts Ine State Wo do not realize that Ken tucky Is nearly the most conspicuous among all the States for tho jllltera Its inhabitants See tho United StHC3 cop U9 The German proverb has It What you would have appear In the life att the nation you must Introduce Into the public schools The Kentuckian I might well be reminded that the long t continued neglect of many of our public schools Is reflected In theI something rotten In Kentuckyf Second Tens of thousands of ad ult Kentuckians have never heard aII Gospel sermon that they could understand I Of tho 700000 children of Sunday school age between six andtt twenty years of age less than 200 000 are enrolled In Sunday schools AHowlne 100000 for nonevangeli cal sects there remain about 400000 Children and young people In Kentucky growing up with practically no re ligious training whatever This canI dition has prevailed for generations and we reap tits fruit In tho murder records In the criminal statistics generally and In the moral and material poverty In many parts 6ftjrae State ThirdiGoetJellsmthe rule of force In politics and a fraud and brutality in elections The seating of Gpebel as Governor when everybody knew he was never elected by the people When Goebel was declared elected Governorafter the people at the polls had rejected him and his own partys election board had certi fied that his opponents had been elect ed orderly government Iby the peaI fpld wu trampled under foot and t v popular respect for the laws seriously l shattered Now for the Remedy From these fountains then a Illiteracy b lack or moral train lug c brute force fraud and bour bonlsm In politics and elections na turally flows and stream of lawless ness now complained of It will require years of vigorous campaigning to eradicate the blight of Illiteracy and to bring all our pea pie to a keen appreciation of the penalty of Ignorance and of the necces slty of an uptodate system of com mon schools In every nook and cor ner of the State It will require some years and liber al gifts of the churchgoing people to extend tho advantages of the Sabbath school and the church Into every neg lected nclghborhoood cItI tlon of the free and brave Kentucki ans within and without their respec- tIve parties to put an end to fraud and force in our elections and to es tablish respect for our laws and fori the verdict of the ballot box a Until these things are done Ken tucky will continue prominent as a region for murders election frauds night raiders poolrooms running InII defiance of law Un effect training schools for ganlulers and the like A i stream cannot rlso above Its source As a State soweth so shall It also trults1WhenI I Kentucky and they are Jn a vast thelrllldutyIn the same Issue along with the I thellfollowlnlI Lawlessness Its Causes and Its Cure- Montgomery t Ala Dec 27 The annual mooting of the Southern Educational Associa tion began In Montgomery to night with numerous distin gulshbd cducatqrs from the tto South present The feature of tho meeting I was the dnnu U address of the president Dr John W Abercom ble of the University of Alabama Dr Abercrombe chose as his topic Lawlessness Its Causes band Its CureJ In Jib speech ho held that Illiteracy was In a great degree rqsponslbjp for dlsre spect for law end that to wipe flfiV flliLracy 1In JW South the United States government should make an appropriation to relievo the States from the burden of providing for a dual system of schools The association was welcomed by Goy Jelks State Superlnten dent of Education I W Hill nail Judge A D Sayre In short addresses which were responded to by Dr G R Glenn of Deh to longa Ga and State Superln tendent of Education O B Martin of North Carolina call1l1onj or the sibs And now comes one ata tho great preachers ot our State Hear him as to two ways to govern menAfter urging the enforcement of law the other remedy Is the Gospel of Christ which Is the Power of God unto salvation Christ Is the Saviour of society too The law lays Its hands upon a mans shoulder and You shall not do wrong The Gospel lays Its hands upon his heart iIlantlcure No law however stringent nOr andlvigilantthat besot us so long as the heart of man remains unchanged for tho heart 1s the fountain from whichIF these bitter waters How of the Old Testament was given to St for tho love of tho now and our legal and governmental devices are vain unless the Gospel Is brought to bear upon tho lives of men to t No doubt about the gallantry In tegrlty and noble1 virtues all In all of the vast majority of Kentuckians Shall an Ignorant or vicious minority Suppose we call them our long I J negected brethrenbe longer neglected I by their fellow citizens who KentuclO11Jtoduties Kentucky needs a housecleaning and as spring is hero now Is tho time to begin 0 A LOYAl KENTUCKIAN I Three Yeam for Junk Thief Hiram alias Isaac Jackson a col mornIIngI I T Llghtfoot for stealing lead and Jy brass from a junk dealer near the river front J I You can write iw H JHl a fied All us tolsyg paper daS4I1lsad Mere ere souse good one I JAJ P TROUBLE ISI ISNOTYETOYE Indications That Frisco Will1 Not Keep Promise Xo Effort Will lie Made to Prevent i Entrance 9f Coollcs Until the Schools Open TUB LEGISLATURE INTERFERES Washington March 11The Jap i anese imbroglio Is not settled by any means and what ds more Preslde t Roosevelt wll not take any steps t ward settling It even to tho extent of tho power vested In him by tho H enactment of tho new Immigration law during tho last month at the re ent congress until Japanese children have been admitted to the schools in California In accordance with tho promise made by Mayor Schmltsi and members of the San Francisco school board when they wore In Washington few weeksll1oII It developed today that If the California authorities are laboring under coaferonceItimendraent i designed to shut off Ile 1 i1uxot Japanese coolies from Hawaii IexlI co and tho canal zone would work automatically and that they are left free to go ahead with discriminatory plans against Japanese subjects al saidloatherI rude awakening The fact It Is an ls that President Roosevelt auI J things the coast people want through the government until California has given proof of Its intention to carryout Its end of the agreementII It Is unfortunate that directly fol lowing the announcement that the na tional administration was preparing I take up the Japanese question with a view to enforcing the provis I long of the delv lmmlrntion act and I aeo of negbtl3tldgafreatY wlthIaII pan by wHlch Mtilre1 entanglements over Ike generaf question of emigra flan from the latter country might e avoided that soother discordant I note Is wafted eastward from the California legislature It is likewise more unfortunate that California ahead break out again just as an ah J tlAmerlcan feeling Is rampant across the Pacific la the mikados realm Late news dispatches from Sat Francisco say that the California senate has agreed on an antiJapanese measure which Is almost sure to become a law The measure In ques flan originally1 provided for the right- to establish separate soiibojs and pro hlblted TcliHdTehovqr 101 years of age from admission for the first time a primary school I tftbecausolt has been found that the Iflyear provision would attest many native chil dren In the country districts the has boon amended to grant Ipormisslon to children or adults of age lICt River Stages Cairo 375 03 fall Chattanooga MM 05 rise 203 03 fall EvanrlI e f273 05 fall UJ t13 Ll5 fall- Johrisohyflle 17II 8 V0 laUc Loulsvnio Jjl5 V0i tall Mt Oarmel 8tf fll fall Nashville 250 SIJ fall SiG 69 ties Island DarnMissing Louis 1G8 02 fall Mt Vernon 257 1 5 tall Poduach 320 OC fall After coming to a stand Sunday the river fell C In the last SI hours the stage this morning being 32 The rain Saturday had little effect on the river as the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are falling rand the rise mainly has come from them Tho stage March 11 last year was 242 and falling Again the wharf boat starts the week with everY Inch space not nsedIordtlYflwars filled with freight The RussellLord arrived from the Mississippi river this morning havln loft tho tow of ties at Brooltport The towboat American arrived on Saturday night from the Tennessee river with o tow of ties aH04nt tq Joppa early this mornac iHosmer an Ayer Lord tow IThearrived from the WXlte river esterday The Margaret returned Suaday from the MiselsalppI river and will leave for the Tennessee trlvrttoday or In the moriilng- GoverniD nt laspecterttytk9ea And 8t John IIn pwsted tits Condor MCuri co Sllldl9hillip3 CO 219223 Broadway 1 1Jpecial Vallle3 in aceurtain8 lAJ far lire Week r M9 IAY we place on sale one hundred l pairs White Scotch Lace Curtains r- i severalpatternsto choosefronieatremely llarge sizeGO inches lido and 3 J yards x or weoko ff- perj1air 1 125 a- iIu j 4 I ems 4j day passing It easily Captain J F BrowniskI is In the city today to look after getting the Condor away for Joppa by Thursday or the last of the week It wilt be the last of Ute week bet fore the Harvester will get away for Plttsburg and then maybo not until next week Considerable boiler repairs and cow mud drums and flues cause the delay iRoy Broadfoot will tro back In Ills old berth of pilot on tho 1D1ck1 owlW tomorrow Les Broadfoot ias the wheel now Frank Wollnski Is back ont e Dick Fowler handling the second clerks books r- As c telegram from tho Joe Whoever said that packet would arrive Sunday night from Chattanooga but the Wheeler did not arrive until today It Is expectedrto get away Tuesday on tho return trip It Is probable that the Buttorff wIll skip the Olairksvllle trip this week to got back on schedule time At any raterthe J3uttorff rlllrarrlvelate today or tonight from Nashville 5 The Peters see passed down Sat urday from Cincinnati to Memphis and left a big lot of split bottom chairs here for southern points Business was fair for the Dick Fowler in the first trip of tho week Jn the Cairo trade this morning The John Hopkins arrived Sunday t morning from Evansvlllo arid latd over until this morning nt 11 oclock before returning j The City of Saltlllo probably will leaVo St Louis tonight for tho Ton nessee river passing hero Wednes diwThoOI1 ot Memphis will arrive tonight or Tuesday morning from the Tennessee river and Ile overrun tit Wednesday evening The United States Hghthpusq ten- dGrfLi1y191Gt9daptab MlsssIDI river to commencotfce season Rafter wintering Jn the Paducah harborv l The Lily is a finely kept boat Tho Martha Hennen Captain W N Mullen atthe wheel left forth Cumberland river after ties today The Charles Turner will lie up tor a few days befoe going out after ties i Lenroot In the Lead Madison Wig March llAlrvlnov L Leriroot of Superior though not a declared candidate seemsj tphavofthe lead in the face lfbrthe United States senatet asIasuccesisprl t W Cv SpodherV XrifaC Senator iiI frott i S idtte will tall9 a handhith noneofttie politicians doubts It he does ho surely will bo for Lenroot according Co those who are close to tho senator Then if La FotlettoRscan swing the legislature Lenroot will be the next senator from Wis consln This duplex grate will burn any kind of fuel dah The first cost of a Bucks stove isjbita smalltpart of the finalcostthe stove is so 1 jonglived that it eats up many times its original price in ffuel Avery small saving of fuel each day means a tremendous saving during the lifetime of the stove e a saving of many times the original cost This duplex grate saves fuelfor it admits oxy gen to the burning fuel in such quantities that all its heatgiving power is exhausted anti used Andl further this grate may be changed in an instantso as to burn either wood or coaland it J may be easily remoyed for cleaning or repairs and without disturbing the water back The fuelsaving quality of Bucks stoves should alone be a sufficient reason why you should own one But there other yougof themtoday i1AlJ buy one of these splendid stoveYou surelyf cant afford to miss this chaotic Take advantage of it today t

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