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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-30

tions.
1t was found that two shots had
taken effect in Spencer's head. infiict-
ing fatal injuries. One ball had lodged
in Laverne's body just over the heart
He cannot live. This afternoon the
brothers were brought here to the hos
pital.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-30

elephant named Topsy, known to be
playful. But Topsy did not seem to
relish sport. She threw her trunk
around him, lifted him high in the air
and with awful force, slammed him to
the earth several times breaking every
bone in his body and beating his brains
out. ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-30
BOSSES HANNAANDCON
CLASH IN CONVENTION
" PLAYFUL ELEPHANT
WOULDN'T BE TEASED,
Iopsy OF Forepaush and Sells Circus Kills Man
Who Teased Her--TimeIy Warming to
Canton Circus Visitors. <s IT,

New York, May 2s.-James Fielding
Blonnt. 80 years old, of Fort Wayne,
Ind. was killed at s o'clock this morn
ing by one of the elephants in Fore
paugh and Sells Bros circus in Brook
lyn.
Blount had small looking glass in
his land and was flashing it before an
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-30
TRACKS LAID AT NIGHT.

Springfield. o., May 2s.-When
Springfield awoke Tuesday morning
citizens found the tracks of the Spring
field and xonia traction line laid
through the principal streets. Work
was done IN ths night BY $50 men to
AVOID tnfonotton, n. NJ.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1902-05-30

WHAT IS FOLEY's KIDNEY CURE?
Answer: II Is made from prescrip-
tlon Of leading Chicago physician.
and one Of the most eminent In the
country. Tho ingredients are tho
purest that money can buy, and ars
aolenti6oaIIy combined 70 ~ tholr, VT
noet value, Ho)h n EdpG, (. M
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
Boys Knee Pant
Spring Suits

Some great values just received
Sizes range for 3 years up to y years.
We teei tina, II you will look at these
suits you will be as convinced as We are
that you never before had so good
values offered you.
We offer 100 suits, double seat and
double knee, made not only TO wear,
but to out-wear anything ever offered
telore. Prices Just S2.oo. Can't beat
them no use trying try and then
you will be convinced that this stores
Advertisements may be relied upon.
In this new stock Of boys kuee pant
suits are great aad extraordinary vaines
at 8. rs, !7.67, $500 and s3.s2 a suit.
If you have a want in boys clothing
we will make it very much to your
interest to give us a call
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

In connection with the latest Ger
man duel at Jena il is interesting to
note that this year sees the jubilee Of a
ludicrous incident in the history Of
dueling in England. In 1852 Lord
strangford and Col. Romilly decided to
settle an electioneering quarrel with
pistols. At Weybrldge station, whittier
the duelists and their seconds Travelled,
only one cab could be had to convey
the party to the chosen ground, and
accordingly one cab conveyed them. At
the fateful moment pheasant rose out
of the copse and a pistol went on
prematurely. Next morning the Lon
don Times made merry over the incl
dent, and dueling. watch had, already
been scotched by an order forbidding II
in the army. was killed by ridlcule.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
It Purifes the Blood and Removes
Every Trace Of Poisonous
Acid.
The Great Medicine Has Culed More
Rheumatic Sufferers Than All
Other Combined Remedies.

Sufferers from the varied forms OF
Observation-Disclosures, muscular, in,
ismmAtory, lumbago, and govt,
should bear in mind thu, there il q
morbid principle in the blood wher
rheumatism is present. This morbid
principle is uric acid, which circulate.
with the blood and acts upon the joint,
and muscles, causing the pains and
agonies Of rheumatism. RAine's Gel.
cry Compound is the only scientific
remedy for the permanent tAnishmeut
Of every form Of rheumatism. II
your joints are painful; IL the knees,
wrists, elbows, or ankles are swollen,
. few bottles Of Pains's Celery Com
pound will soon remove all your
troubles and pains II you have in.
infiammstory or sciatic rheumatism
accompanied with fever. acute, dart
ing pains in the sciatic nerve from the
hip down the leg, Paine's Celery Com
pound taken at once will soon drive
out the disease, and make you strong
and active.
At this particular time when
rheumatism frequently lays the foun-
dstion for other incurable and grave
troubles, we specially urge the honest
use Of at least one bottle OF DIR. Phelps
life giving medicine, Paine's Celery
Compound. No case is too oomplicat-
ed or difficult for this king OF medi-
cines. Thousands of happy and CRATE.
full men and women sing its praises
and continually recommend 1t. II is
the only medicine that can rescue
people from agony and death after
physicians pronounce them incurable.
Mrs. Louisa Rix, Wesley, Iowa, says:
"Some time ago my husband was
taken down with infiammatory rheum-
atism, so that he was unable to get out
of bed alone or to dress himself We
employed good doctors and used many
kinds of medicines, but with no relief
We finally sent for bottle Of Paine's
Celery Compound, and before he had
finished it, he was able TO be at work.
Another bottle entirely cured him.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
c,vo uor,v By dyeiug your faded garments
SdVs mOnsy with Diamond Dyes 10 cents.
AND JONAS FINALLY MOVED.
Horse Responded to style Of Urging to
which He Was Uuaccustomcd.

Horse Responded to style Of Urging to
Which He Was Uuaccnstomcd.
The wind blew from the nor'west
driving little snow lurries here and
there along the street, and pedestrians
sought shelter in doorways from the
biting blasts. AGown the almost de-
serted street there came a horse and
wagon. driven By q dric1-up Little jew,
who crouched upon the seat. seeking
TO protect himself from the fierce wind.
His beast was a woe-bcs1ue animal
with forefeet In the grave and too
weary to fight against The wind. To
the repeated git apps OF his master
the iaded beast gave but weak re-
sponses and finally came 20 a dead
stop.
cit ap. Jonas said the Jew, as he
tapped the reins across the horses
back. Jonas stood stock sun, his
head bobbing dejectelly
"Glong there. Jonas, watts de mat
ter NIT you?"
Jonas nodded. opened his eyes and
then relapsed. Then the Jew jumped
TO the ground, stamping and swinging
his arms for warmth. He went for
ward. and, taking, hold Of the bride.
walled in a beseeching tone as he tug
ged:
Jonas, please, Jonas, git ap Mine
Colt, do you want to freeze? Ach
such a stupid horse. Git ap, Jonas"
The Jew rubbed the horses nose,
but the beast would not be moved.
Then, losing his temper, the Jew be-
labored the beast verbally and physi-
cally, placing well directed kicks here
and there about the animals anatomy.
Beyond a few grunts the horse was
immovabe. The Jew pulled and he
pushed and he kicked and he swore,
all TO no avail.
At last. in despair, he mounted to
the seat, pic I'd up the reiDs, and, f'p-
ping them violently across the horses
back, walled:
Jonas, ask you; commence, COM
mence."
The horse looked around at his
master inquiringly. and then, after
more urging and oaths and pleadings,
started on his weary journey.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
Almost Sensational
Values in WOmen'S
Dress Skirts

Extraordinary opportunities to save
money on reliable, frst-elass skirts-not
trash, not the usually ill-htting, I'M
calmly sort Of skirts, but skirts that you
will be proud ot-ereditable, hrst-elass,
each skirt, no matter whether it be a
simple skirt or the most elaborate skirt,
is the best Of its particular kind, aud is
offered at a price that cannot be
matched anywhere in this city. We
have Just received two new shipments
Of skirts for this week.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

The Democrats in McCracken coun-
" seem to be totally at sea. They
don't know whether the trouble in
the committee is going TO be settled
before the congressional primary or
not. Some of them hope it will, and
some of them hope it will not. 1t
seems the contending elements have
gotten things in such shape it is al
most impossible to tell where it will
all end. One leading Democrat said
today the only way to reach an annie
able settlement was to have some msa
both sides could agree on elected
county chairman, but thus far that
man has not been suggested. The
Democrats are so badly split il is
likely they will never be satisfied
with any man. Each side seems de-
termined to have some man in with lite
own clique elected chairman. Another
thing is that after the craftsmanship
disagreement is adjusted. there will
be another row. Several men are 60
ig to try to hold places on the county
committee to which they are not en-
titled, az they were not put there in .
regular way. II an effort is made to
and have a new deal. the
machine at Frankfort will fix things
up so it will be worse than now. IL
it doesn't take hand, there will be a
continual row among those now claim
ing to be chairmen and committee
men. The outlook is lovely. But the
fun will come when the congressional
primary is..held and two sets of cleo
ton officers Try to do business in old
Nc Cracken.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

The married Druse women Of Mt.
Lebanon, in Asia Minor, labor under
a distinct species of torture endured
under their peculiar head veil Il Is
attached to a long horn or tambour,
usually made of metal. which is fast
ened to the head by means Of q
cushion. These habaras are Of an
infinite variety OF oolors, embellished
with tassels. bands Of embroidery and
fringes. Underneath this again Is
worn a face veil of coarse thick net 50
heavily embroidered that one can
scarcely see or breathe through H..
This IL fastened close to the face and
the habara drawn tightly over IT, They
are so mufied in the folds Of these
clumsy stuns that the stranger has TO
look twice before he can decide wheth-
err they are advancing or retreatins'
and the poor wretches suffer acu y
under the weight Of their wells
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
The Louisville Bar Association is

The Louisville Bar Association is
taking a step in the right direction in
deciding to prosecute certain members
for unprofessional methods. The
public has no protection from unscru-
pulous shysters.unless the members of
the legal profession unite in an effort
to disbar them whenever they are
guilty of breach.of professional ETH
quette or of a dishonest or dishonor-
able act
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
Beautiful
Millinery

Another new assortment coming for
this weeks selling. The very newest
ideas of the season are here.
Swell conceptions, original designs,
refined elegance and universal becom.
ingness, have brought us the greatest
millinery trade we have every enjoyed.
Our patronage increases, and IL you are
not buying your bets here yoa ought
TO be.
We oser the most tasteful ard effect.
i've styles in wonderful variety. On all
our hais we use materials that are right
np to date in style and first-elass in
quality. Our prices are popular. Don't
think OF buying hat withon consult
ing up.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

They tell an amusing story Of Adit-
Gen. Corbin at Caylte. There is a Chi
nese tailor there Of some note for the
making of white uniforms, to whom
the officers often come from Manila.
The general visited Cavlte and went
to the Chino TO be measured for some
clothes. you will come over to the
Oriente tomorrow and bring them to
be tried on, he said. This was not at
all the Chinee's idea Of doing business;
he was used to being sought AFTER
and none Of them care two cents
whether they do business or not. NO
can do" he said; admiral. he come of
ship to try on clothes; you come too
Il was that or no clothes, and the gen.
eral had TO go back TO the Chinee's
shop TO have his clothes ltted.-Army
and Navy Journal.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
Laces, Dress Trimmings
and LiningS

Toa'a find fair prices prevailing here
that should tempt you to at least look.
Your good sense and economy will do
the rest.
A hp-tof equipuent of ladies' hand
kerchieis at SC, Ioc, Isc, age and 75e.
Dainty devices Of neekwesr for wo-
men at 7Sc and soc.
Top-notch things in ladies' belts at
2se and soc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
New Style Shoes.

Our little prices will surprise you
when you see these shoes. Especially
ween you note the quality, the grace,
feel, styles aud the splendid making
Their wear aud satisfaction we guar.
antee. No greater values were ever
ffered at,sI.so, g, s2.So, e ard $3.50
pair. We are making very special
heIing in ladies' button dongoia and
vici shoes at 75c, Csc and sr.I5 a pair.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

There is no likelihood of an amend
ment to the rules in the house Of rep
resentatives as a result of the remarks
of Representative Cushman. Arbi-
trary methods are very necessary in
body like that, and even though the
speaker may sometimes abuse his pri-
vileges or show favoritism, it is not
so bad as what might result from less
stringent rules, allowing every dema-
gogue, rogue and imbeoile who breaks
into congress to delay legislation and
take up time the government is pay
ing for in witless and futile speech.
There is some ex suse for able, intelli-
gent men Of congress debating on
measures, and their words are usually
regarded with attention. But there
are some in congress whom no one
wants to hear and would pay abso-
lutely no attention to if they spoke.
IL makes no difference how unlike the
rules of the house of representatives
are from what they ought to be.
They are necessary as they are, and
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
WOULD TRY OLD MASTERS.
American Artists Failed TO DO Justice
to Mrs Nsiaprop's Daughters.

to Mrs Maiaprop's Daughters.
A reputation for wit is like a rolling
snowball-it gathers from without
more than IL develops from within.
He who possesses the reputation for
witty stories shall have witty stories
added TO him. so to speak. Just so
with the great national type, the Amer
lean paryenn. There is a charming
woman in Washington who betrays
her former lowly station sometimes. so
all the malaproprisms current are told
of her.
And here is another. II Is probably
quite as true as some OF the others. An
acquaintance met the woman on the
deck OF an outgoing steamer. Two OF
her daughters were with her.
''What-off for Europe again? What
Is the errand this time?"
I'm going to have the dear girls
portrait painted"
';w'ihy not IN American"
"Oh, I've tried all the American ar
lists in vain" she said. "and now we're
going over to see what the old masters
can do"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

io-inch meat dishes. worth zoe, sac
price ioc.
A line OF decorated dinner ware In open
stock TO make a clearance for new
goods, we will sell at and below cost.
Nice decorated dinner set, 100 pieces,
worth 8 so; sale price ss.6S.
Pretty dinner sets in decalcomania
decoration, worth 1880; sale price
1000.
Fine imported Halesbury china, 100
piece dinner sets, in beautiful decor
ations, worth in any store from ga
TO f7s; We are going TO make the ex-
tremely low price OF SIS. II you can
buy these sets anywhere at this price
We will give you the set.
In Glassware We will sell the following:
Lamp chimneys at &c each.
Table tumblers at &c each.
individual salt cups at &C each.
Pretty glass vases at &c each.
Large la gallon Jugs at Ioe each; they
are worth anywhere 2oc.
Large size water bottle, worth 7Sc, sale
price Ioc.
Pretty glass covered bowls, worth isc;
sale price loo.
Large S-inch glass bowl, worth iSe; sale
price Ioc.
Large imitation cut glass punch bowls,
worth 8 90. sale price ss.oo
Very pretty berry saucsrs, worth 4oc set;
sale price 7Sc set.
GRANITEwARE
AND WOODENwARE
Granite coffee pots, worth Aoc; sale
price as
Coffee boilers, worth 7sc, sale price SIC.
Large granite sauce pans CT kettles,
worth 6se and 7sc, sale price ACC.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
Spring Dress Goods

A complete stock Of the newest
weaves for spring and summer are to be
found here-s stock from which we feel
sure all may be subsequently, at the
prices we make, which are undoubtedly
less than others ask for equally good
qualities.
Very special values are quoted at the
following psces:
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

have been that way for years past,
and will doubtless continue to be for
years 70 come. A man Of intelligence
must always be in the chair to protect
the members of congress and the peo-
pie from the ignorant, or those who
desire to take up the time Of con-
gress through some unworthy motive.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

Repre- sentative Babcock, Of Wiscon'
sin. recently reelected chairman Of the
Republican congressional committee,
says the Republican prospects for the
next campaign could not be brighter.
He says that if present conditions
continue in the industrial world, the
Republicans will be sure to maintain
control of the house of representatives.
as labor is we'll employed at high
wages and the prices of agricultural
products phenomenslly high. The
suggestion of moving the campaign
headquarters to New York is again re-
vived, as some of the members think
that with headquarters there the com
mittee would be in closer touch with
the influences that are depended upon
in a campaign where the commercial
prosperity of the country is such an
important factor. Mr.. Babcook still
thinks that the Republican party will
sooner or later tackle the tariff ques-
tion and modify the rates on such
schedules as are admitted to be too
high. He thinks that when the tariff
is amended it will be done by the Re
publicans and not by the Democrats.
The reelection of the present officers
of the congressional committee indi
Gates the state OF harmony that exists
in the organization.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

Hon. John W. Yerkes, as his. many
friends in Kentucky expected, has
made a splendid impression in Wash
ington. He is regarded, and right
fully, as one of the brainiest men Of
the administration, and stood very
high with the late President McKin-
ley, and stands very high with Presi-
dent Roosevelt He is popular with
everybody in Washington, and is now
mentioned for a cabinet position. His
admirers everywhere know that a bet.
ter ard ADLER man could not be select
ed, and hope he will accept port
folio should he deem it well to do so.
He has a position now that is of great
Importance, but in the cabinet would
doubtless attain more prestige.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
MattingS and Lace
Curtain Offerings

Prices TO temp. you styles that may
please YOU. No greater values in mat
tings were ever offered at Ioc, Isc, f3c,
z5e and 3oc a yard.
1t may be saying a heap, but we be-
lieye it to be fact, when we say that
well save you a third in the price OF
lace curtains.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19

Her little boy has such manly
way about him"
yes; I noticed when | was there
the other day that he found fault with
what they had to eat"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-04-19
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1905
DAILY THOUGHT.

"Young folks tell what they can
do; old ones, what they have done :
and fools, what they intend to do"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-02

Sirsbaa ben 20. Suli par en- tor
6sitiosbaa for Niels Slien og bans
9uItru Sulianu Sophie / CANTON,
Q. D, og oenne Dag bill altio bnifes
fom en- minbepRrOig 8l9oesoa9 al De
otte nulepenoe 9ern og oeres 5dmilie,
fom ale bar Idmlet omtring oeres
dor9lore. Oct bar nemlig De gam
les 8ulbbrDuupsoag. ollie oeres
Born bor / Sbb Oatota ION niger:
Sfe 9elfon n9r Misiion 6ia, Sobdn
HelIon n9r gibors, Gbrtit Nelfon pg
5reo Helfon / 2ateport, Mtrs. @9riz
time Galeien nar CANTON, og Wfrs.
0ortbed Risien, Mrs. Cecilia Bon
ZEN og Mtis 9elene Nelion / CANTON.
Mr. % Mrs. 81 EN- tom berooer
fra 8gitingen beb &ingiteb pdd Si9lz
lanb / 0anmart / Naret 1874 og boz
Tatte fig pua en- 5arm 2dteport
SopnI6ip, en- IA nil peit for CANT
Ton. Otte Qdr 1iben fbtteoe be til
0dntton gn, bOor De iiben bar BAIT
beres 6iem. 0egamle er enonu nots
Fda ralfe og muntre troos oeres heje
Qloer. Baitor 6. &. Solberg, Der
par til Stebe, bolOt en- fort Gale /
8agens Qnleoning, og pad De foridmz
leoes 8grns @egns operratte ban gam
le ,,5ar" en- fmut gulotndppet Stot
og gamle .Mior" ct Bar 9ulobri1er.
Get bar en- f%Ornejelig Dag for ale,
ION ~operp9rebe benne %ii9lone SAINT
mlieFeit. Maatte bet lpttelige 9amle
Bar faa lepe mango aar enbnu
i6lanbt osl Sub gipe Dem Stprte
6ngge og 9lebe / 9iOet, og nuar oeres
9ipsIoG engang buler, giue ban benz
Del / ben eoige 9pile og oSepnen /
Sefu Hapn. Der tp9ger be tr9tte Gem
mer!" en- 0eltager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-02

arlig og bpstig ounf Mdno, Der NOT
ifal fploe ben plaOs, ban pdatoeer
ia, og 6ois @alg pil pare til 2Gre for
ppr Ration. S tenoer BAN mdaIte
life, men bet ger Sens, og bpao ban
flyer, fodrer ban til.
= 0aar ieg iau tit bar Iagt sO Il.
Taa er bet life, furbi ieg e9entIi9 bar
nogen i~triftIis 6ulOmagt til at tale
pda andres @egne; men Ri er MI ligez
Iom greet iammen til en- gn9eo ber=
ube oo tenber ~6perdnOres 5anfer Iaa
goot, at ieg tror, bet tunoe 9qa an at
iige % IL, Itsnt bet tun er cen, Der
Ifriper, nemlig ebers Sens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-02
80 W9m6 snifes.

Seq gniter to unse, 9brueliee Menb,
ium er interesierebe / Mejerifaeet, bel
gbebe / at multe Os biniee til at oeltase
alt fprefalbenbe @rbeibe. Qgnuen er 26
Dollars om Maaneben os auit oa aosi.
De maa tunne tale Gn9eit not til at fgre
oe aflepere MRlt / Bpen.
llben paalibelise 9nbefalin9er nptter
bet lite at melbe fig. 5ur nermere Gp.
lpsninger tilitrin g. 6. 4eterien
SDniton, Ter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-02
Smuffe Tarine

er til Sal9 / bet fore banite Excitement
peb 8uitin. 0ebr.
@ae Sterrelier.
4ris: 20-35 Dollars pr. We're.
ubiist til COB OPT.
Sunbt &lima, sobt 8anb, rig Mulbjorb.
NIB. 9e, iom tgbte aanb | 5jor, foran,
lebieet peb mine Betenbtsprelier, er ipert
tilfrebie.
On sob Slaeteforretnins for Sale.
Set er 5arme, iOm ejes al ameritanere,
ie9 iel9er. DANTE iGlser life, | boert
5alb life uben meset bgj 9ris.
Sfrip o9 faa enbner Gplbsnin9.
S.2. @ eitergaarb,
Bor l54 Ruifin, Nebr.