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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-10-01
NOTICE.

Sale of Valuable Town Lots.
4 $ EXECUTOR OF THE ESTATE OF
~ Z. H Burnett, deceased the undersigned
will sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash. at the court house door in Hen
derson, on
Tuesday. Ccs"ber 2Gih, 1908,
the following described valuable real estate
situate in the town Of Henderson, \. C..
to-wit viz:
One lot on Davis street 1OOx2OO feet
One lot on Chavasse avenue 1O0x20O feet
Time of sale II NJ
This September 16, 1903.
{. T. BURNETT,
Executor of T.. H Burnett. deceased.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-10-01

|. f. AVERY says this in his ''Vari-
ETY. Of Idle COMMENT column in the
Charlotte Observer:
When Tom Wilson told Arthur
Wilson to leave his house there was
but one thing for Bishop to do. He
should have left even ii he had to
walk out of Il second story window.
Russell Sheriff. committed suicide
When the two Whites came for him
he should have been the first man in
the buggy that was going to the
Archer house. Afterward he would
have had time to explain his posi-
ton. Down i'll this country Il man
must occasionally do what he didn't
intend to do and doesn't want to do.
Otherwise he can commit suicide Just
as Sheriff. did.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-10-01

Thousands suffer and hundreds die every
year in this country from some sort OF Bowel
Complaint The best remedy for these dis
eases in children or adults is Dr. SETH
AEsN0Ln'Sfs AISAI. Warranted t o give
satisfaction by Melville Dorsey, druggist.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-10-01

of inferior quality are never permitted to
enter our store, and our prices are al
ways lower than can be found elsewhere
for equal quality. But the wise house
keeper looks for something more than
cheapness when she buys something to
eat. When you buy Groceries for less
than what we ask you are getting
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

anoen gaSetnSretring. Or. 5roIt
mebeler I ~EiSsifrift I. 5. n. 2Gge.
forening" Rr. 10 iaar, at Ban i Ell
gaurmeI Smebie SCR inorcttet en-
gaoitlie, iom alt ialt tom paa SIR.
S2.10. nan er MI ooa 8oi8 ifcro
meb at itoffe Here iliac imoa goO:
itter omfrtn8 poo Boor0ene Dco
5iGIp al 9eoiIgnirger ira Sparc.
bant 90 SomIag.
8t itaar her oocrfor en- I~anos0jg.
tis Sag. iom iortiener a(mlr0elii
Stette. Me8et ptIoe barre rurNct
for 6olfebeIien o. SllIhlrer@ ;vr1m.
me, ont Sc aomlc @aoitu61o i1Icn
fom ibrug. Rcgieringcn ices M at
foreiIoa bepiIact 1000 0roucr til set
be0ite Sfrift ON ToIfcbcc. 81 I'm.
oan 9oa piC0c uScntnil aifr1 m11ct
qoot. hpiS man fIr0c fdiie ocu us.
brebcIic ubouer 2artet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
sra Sclcmarfcn.
Sra Ell SoStnr gieunem be cure
t%elemarfiifc SDgSer.
(9orbjprg 2ie.l
Sort. fra go. IS b.

ga ieg iaa no ON Morgenen bar
Bet graat, taaget 8eir; ieg for op / en-
6art og fit ioapiOt pua mig aIPoerne,
oa peb 9oaoeu! Seq ff life SiO til
at foo MaO % Safe engang - ieg be.
taIte 2o8iet % iprang aiite6. 8aa
Gompitibet fit ieg goo auffe: men Den
er our, 20 Gre pr. Sop.
Der bar enoel 5oIf ira geroaI /
Sinie om6oro: en- bei, tiGf 8ut. Sal.
Dor 9er0nl, og en- gammeI Some, 81
GRID. Sun ptlOc beis8e nogIe SlGgt.
ringer, ionl booOc fisbt 8aar0 peO
2auroig: OIau % Snge6isrg 9eroal.
Idtter efter gamIe Cars atofter / Ro,
8Wtbilo, bun tiente paa 2oftbus /
@toSborg, bapbe ieg 6elge meO paa
&aaoen; bun OilOe ilano / Smeoooen
% set uiI6e iea ogiaa. SerSes 9roSer
9ierguIp 2arien par M gnfemano;
ban baooe ct Barn / 3isieoal, iom Doc,
Be hos bans aones Rooer - MI finn.
Be life bum bape set IPnger, o. iaa
piloe 8unbilo beute oct biem til jim
RoNer. @unbiIb bapSe 3 grsore,
Soriei 0tiffel % Sorius /, amcrifn,
Dem bum baS mig billie. SIM piISe
aierne r9tte 9aaSeu peO giSIto, iaa
bum git iaa tort, at ies life bolSt no at
fclge: iea maatte iaffe agteruS. Icn
iaa fom ieg / SsIse meo girgit pg
WARTIME Straume ira 8raaOal; Sc
5apSe beisgt oeres 9rsore paa 9aIea:
Glnp, ION ies nGpnte par gilt meS
Raren Wuuot bar Sieneite paa
Tanpifibet SnlanS; SietiI. gift meo
alri 9toroifog. er Stprmaro paa Se.
Iemlrfer. 8e bar osiaa en- grooer,
iom tog 9Grerefsamen / ganr, % M
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Denliee ORC.

Seq ifreo life iii Sem. ta ieg icubte
Subfrtptionspriien for "Roteu" for
1908, ieg mente at bile oentc. iii jes
mobto9 Ssoielsbn8sboger. iaa is9 fuuoe
tafte Sem FOR begge Gele.
Seq mootog DEN ~iutufte lille BOG igadr.
SrcSdg. Set cr en- npScii9 ltbtn So8 o.
Seus SnoboLb er bnaSc mSerboLoenoc %
lRrerigt. % ind ian Der ocsuneu ucos
Ifrioes RiubeSnge oQ Ssoietsoasc al Ga
mile OF 8cuucr. Seg timber, at 9oeeu
iparer fulot I'D iii, boao Sc anbefaler
BEN for at bore.
Seq cr meget 9lab SsS al mootass Ell
iad iutut SuIegape % tatter Gem biertes
li8t
Seq Ihitter meS Sat for set forfeiture
@ur, leg bar moStnpct "goitsu" % "geo
arneu". q or oeItomue 8iGiter. iiRr
penier ieg altio otter Strsoagsmrmmeret.
Set iuarer til RaoHet "8eo arusu", tbt
jeg fnber life nosei ~bebagclisere efter
GagSarbciSet euo al uuoerplooe mig meS
be 9ooe SdGcr, bet tuoeboloer. Siertss
lig 5at for 9ogeu % "Tuiten".
y2eS osnlig Silien % Enitet ON ct rig'
rig sIGSelist Rptaar for lem % Serios
male. ehrIttIHc SttlboH.
Chicago, 81, 27ee Sec. 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

letter BAN iitanb til at taale Gar.
meopersanse al ale SIags. San
fan ipeoe % frbie uoen at bIi forfis.
let, iioen at paaorage fig 9utarrb
eaer rbeumatiife SnSer. Sltoipa.
nontme er heller life Dpppige i gin.
Lamb.
Set er sIeSeIi9t at eriare, al 6en.
ne @abeiorm beapu0er at taa Sno.
pas paa ~2anbsbpgOen hos o8. taffet
pGre iorise SoISmGrl6 bIan0t Ga.
aerne. 5bp. G~titrif&IGec 6. &smde
tit | 1898 iitauo ct 6oIfcbao ; RES,
SalingbaI, boor Scr bar InIeonirg
til at babe ior 10 Gre. Ten icrite
egcntIiSa Saoihle, iom / Gen ienere
Sio er bpg8ct ieubeniieI03 er ooa
SprrSoaI. Ser er piit itor 0iieruiI.
Iigbeo ioapeI ira GontmuncnS ION
fra Eri0atioIfS Si0c. Ter er NJ,
SaoItlle bon0c / &~opcSioqnct o. Nn.
nefSet. $ SooeSioanet bar man. for
at rpretboIoe 10 SreSpriicn. Qioet
&eb gratis, oq i IuncfSct bar man
eftcr Cur paato9ct iig at uofsre @e.
tieuirger.
s aoIpcrcio bar Or. {. Qur6c.
man ! 1900 fooct iitano et 9aoitu.
bno. iom foite6c 1000 aroner. emo.
mn biui8cre er Sen / iamme Ior oeo
ScrnbarCIGge u. Giaiit'8 @eitrU.
beIier opfrrtp @ooInic for Grbci.
ocrre pco Sell S~unbcbancr,
bportiI SeruboneitnreTien bcpiIgc6e
300 aroner; oqion 9pQSenS Soft
bar &baora til @ooet. Gor Nrbei.
oerrc poa @~oSiebanen bar Or. &.
Sro't tu6rettet Ell @aoihle paa IoiS
foruben no9Ie miu6re paa crtcIte
Bdarbe / @nqbcr. RtnbaIen8 @a6.
fine / HomS6oIeu. Ser blco frrotQ
for ca. I Ior ii6er, er ct NnIrQ poo
1000 arouer, ppientIiQ tiIpciebroqt
beo 10 2roncrS Ifticr. SinrS
Serre6 bar man milo taQCt / @rlt1
en- 9obitue me6 10 CreS Gntre. Gao
6eare Standardization oeo Werafcr.
barer cr 8runbmuren IaQt iii en-
@obitue paa RrcitegoorbcrS @ruuo.
Vaa Gurlanospangeu / 9urIan0,
Sogr, bpor Or. 6. WeinidlCn tpria
bar oirfet for Sagcn8 6renume. er
Der ogioa Ell @aoitue. s nor6re 90
isn0re 6ron / @uobrano8oulen er
ser nplig oprettet 9aoituer. Taa
set fbrite Stco er oct qruuoet pon 16
9(ftier a 100 &roner. Bale 9aoituc
/ SGterSooIer, anIS 9aoInle / Sal.
IirgbaI % 9ooitueu nc6 Srctteu /
Gier nTrmer iig lin GltIoenoeIie. :
8inic 9erre0 er cuSnoiomIinR iQonQ
for al ifaiie GenQe til en- 9ooihte.
It0ciom Der er ltgncn6e TIancr oppc
/ StIlesGlOeoalen, @loppcu, &cnucSe
% SittcrhoI.
IIcre StcSer er biGiQe 9oo irb.
retebe / 6orbinbcIie mc6 Jobrifer,
Weierier o. Iigr.
Get iremqoor ollere0e al Sc oucn.
Tor 9iune SpIpSntnger, at en- Ban.
ituc fan bpQge5 % 0riUc8 for Ell me.
get rimeIia Eria, biQigere ems rogen
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Saofubao.

Sra "Gogblabet" ! ariitiania Ioa.
ner Ri fsIgenbe IrtifcI ON norife
9abituboo, Ser iiffert ogioa oil IpieS
meo Snteresie paa oenne Sioe Su.
ret:
Get bar | Sen iencrc Sib iPrIl9
ira 2ano8Ipgernes SIDE bpret ar.
beibet for SnbfsreIien al 9~dbitubob.
og bi8ie 9eitrrbelier bor life opret
ltoen 6ruot, ifient &orobunben i
bort 2orS bel life aItio fan iiqeS at
bore %9uuitig for ~1bbrcocIien al Sen
Slo9s 8ensItgbeb. 8 ioa Seniecnbc
fltnoe hi maaife ia me0ct at lore Of
bore 6orfPore, iom latte mere 8ri3
puo 8aoituen, emo hi gier.
On oeuettanif 4beIsmano Eietro
Guerini, iom fort ier Sui t431
i~tranbeoe meo AZ Wdn0 al lit Sfib8.
manbifab pau RsIt | &ofoteu. fortpl.
Ter ON De Subsidies uroerlige ga.
oeififfe, toet ban beifrioer 9ooInibos
bet ioabon, iom bet ben Dag ioog
f%oregaar / 6inlonb.. Nen ri bar
ogiaa geretnineer ira GIbre Sioer,
ibet 9abih,erue ofte er nrpnt / ga.
gaerne baaoe gnbooitlier !. Or. /
Sronobiem % Bergen og 9nointer
paa Granddaughter.
giIert SllnOt iortRller lin @o0
"Sm 8erli9beo@itcqet / 9}orQc"
1869, at ban / Toret 1866 / @ro'c.
ran. sperItc @pQo i Wanoolen be.
i69tc og toIte nrcO en- Mono, iom
IeIp hopOe iortiot meo 9ooihlboo $1,000
eftcr 6orGIorcne& Eff - inNtil for
ct Gar 9lar iioeu, oItiaa 1865. BON.
Sen por ga "A gor 9ammcI, % ban
por bengona, ioopibt man nioite,
oen eneite 9ienlcpcuoe / @pQocu al
Dem, iom babe boIot peo meo Sfif.
fen.
0aor un6togc5 bos aDrncrne
noropaa, err oct QomIe 9~aoihtboo Ii.
set fienot uooper 2oubet. Cn Gel
9aoituer al Sen Qdmle irhrc0coc
SIogs finbes cn0nu / 6inifoGcn
(SoIsr) iom 2epnjnl eiter Sc Der /
oct 16be IurhunhrcOe i%norunorcoe
finife Hpbpggerc. men De brllQc3 nit
life Longer iii i'm op~rinbeIi9e @e.
ItcmmeIie. Sooo man pon 2ono3.
bpg6eu bos o8 oynin6elia fdI0cr
8obitue er fltn Ct Serrchu5 for
3orn o. lign., men BET er life Evil
ON, at Sisic Suic o~priubeIig er be.
itemt til 9oo Iigeiom Ruti6enS iinife
9aoinrcr. Bore 01mle Sngoer ON.
taller besltoen 9o6Ituer meS tiIitrGf.
felig SnoeIigbeS. Z SroeIs 2unSs
befienote 8erf "9onntarf og Norqc5
Siitorie / SIutniu1cu az oct 16oe
aarbun6reoe" fin0c2 abifiaiqc int.
resiaute S%pIpsninQcr ON 9ooituer.
mes 9rug / Ror6en.
= Sinlono, bpor HeSifrineren al
oisie 9inier for en- EEL aar tiIbage
bar bapt auleSuirq III at ie &aoitll'
ernie / 8irtiomhco 2ua mort @a!o,
Ipiaer De en- megct tor Roue / Bon.
0cns 2io. 2igciom 5inneu bol6Cr
pod Srben og RCnllIbeb / fit Sllss
itel, iaalebes bragcr a1n oaiau Ont
iorg for tit 2egamcs %Ieie. San fan
life leoe ltben iii fore 9ampba6.
Bnn enbner 9on6cao1ro iinocs Ser
en- 9aGitle "Smna", Der err life en-
Susmano iaa iattia, 1t ban life bar
Den, ielu ON Den err ian lioen, al man
life fan itaa opretit aer. Ser bd0cr
Simmer boer Tag ON Sommeren.
cIler TO @dnae uaentlIa enbog / Sen
foIoeite 8intertio. Gitcr 9a6et guar
Ran no | ben frie 2uit 90 affjsier iig,
ielp ON Oct er Ri6tointers on man.
&c Graders auloe. Saunaeu er Cir.
mems Spgebom MOB at pnot. SiN
aaar BAN naar ban or ina, Der IS.
p.r ban al lin Sora % gefpmrina.
Ser feSes 6nneboa9ens Barn tbt
bio isres garielfoneH rfter gammel
eff.
It gaoituen bar tor SuoilpSelic
paa 6innens SmSheO or en- SeIp.
f6Ine @nhet niar hn1rs A1iA mnn a,
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Uorif.amEtifanif Oister.

Groi. Sbomas Fitenion Stine, boiS
9iIeoe aaierne BIZ fnSe neoenior, sr
en- oeIfienot Ncromano / Staten
@aibinston. gooOe SeruSc paa ap.
item og andre Stcbcr bar ban i Den Il.
mere Sio erboerDet fig ct 3aon iom
Soridtter al amerifanife 3ationaIian.
&c, Der bar iIaaet go0t an. SarIis bar
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
HOrifr @aurr. ;sor mia meSS.

Eorifr 8auer. 6or mig meOoel.
res. lt "aitoublaOet" bapoe mootaget
100 SIR. Ill Dc RsoliOenSe ! Set norO.
Iiee Sperige ira 5ru 9emp Nihel.
icn ! Seraen. "8steb. San0tlstien.
meooeler mi, at Gbriitian Smot Der.
gen, gieruem en- @rosierer i 8sta5ors
bar ieuot Rorrlanosfomiteen S15 Str.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
TpOielsOagss
n n Sogen Il N

. eNette Ct "a al bette sars
! ~ ErGmItbsecr. % at BAN
H'r sttrr be mansr nslniuigs
anbsfaIiuerr. ri bar m0staaet,
oil utsielia orRus Ssa HiRbs
9Htrrrsir blauOt "Terpraas
8Oifru''s SGirrr % andre.
Sogsn sr inaIrsrs ia5rsttst.
at Der for Ausr af aarrts 3a'
totr Ct IRE blantt Sinicr mro
Rlans for Jamilieus % Sl1gts
utngss EaSHr. lluoer bBrr
Tato CT auisrt en- rlsr HERE bcs
rpmtC RGHas % Plumbers Sgos
Irlsoag. 90 pua Srn mob itaa'
rRos SiSr inoss Der - ior be
tiiiBarsnoe GatOtr - It Tibet
@rrE. It GpiGrnm tasr su llas
talrIir al gu rarr auosR RaBRs
iuaois Geriuuligb,O. 1et nil
onrr At iOr SRtrrssit for cts
bOsr Tumtiie 90 Tan sgiaa
urS uisis eeiIighrnsr bliSe iii
ubtutst Butte paa 0euite
Iaaus at baur belle I'm glagt
iamIrt | IN lIts Iiom net 500
mro augibsIis al bbrrt rnttlt
Rr0ltms 6soirlsoats % 5sn'
itIsaar.
SOgtn CT imutt inobuRSsn l
eGrrrh msb Crott "TPoIslss
baeSb0s'' @nlObosiiaSsr paa
Rpessa 90 GurfneH. liant rpot
Snit. % ben isuoes irit men
SlaOrt iur S1.25 brtalt Scr.
Tub. W bar Ogiaa rnoel rles
cant inobuaous | @uIOinit. iout
t0ftsr 10 GsHts rrtra. % be CT
bel urrot bet Tile 1iaas Tor
tlSIttunrts Stpln.
aortsfe:
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03
ANGEL NOT ASSIGNED.
AN EPISODE IN WHICH MISS
CLARA BARTON SHARED
SOME TIME AGO.

Miss Clara Barton. the founder OF
the American Red Cross, narrated re-
Gently at Atlantic City an episode in
which she shared during a visit to the
insane asylum at Norristown, Pa. f,
that she made some years ago.
Miss Barton went all through the
huge and well-kept asylum, and moth
ing extraordinary happened till she
was departing. Then two men, con-
versing earnestly together, came over
the lawn toward her. The first, lift
ing his hat politely said:
Madam, am the angel Gabriel,
and have been sent here by our Lord
to inquire into the state of your spir-
itual health"
Before Miss Barton could reply, the
second man spoke NJ:
"pay no attention madam" he said.
"to this person. am God the Fa-
Their, and assure you that I assigned
no one to such an GRAND. Detroit
News. Tribune.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03

to Mr.. McChesney might
easily be had. The Herald is pub
lished in Louisville, where the judi.
ical officers are also Democrats. To
obtain O warrant in Livingston and
force trial there will put MIR. Nc
Ohesney in an awkward aud unprotit.
able attitude. IL will be charged that
this IL done-not to obtain fair and
impartial judiclal investigation---but
to intimidate these persons and by
such . threat make them cease the as
ssults on him and his associates on
the ticket
"Mr. McChesney knows the facts
exactly, he has it in his power to dem.
oustrate that the Louisville Herald is
indeed guilty Of fabricating . criminal
aud infamous lie against him. The
truth-if this be q libel-will be of
vast service to him and his ticket. II
NJ JUL estoDiisu W oouOiuriNo eosh
mony that the Louisville Herald has
been fabricating libels it destroys the
influence OF that paper. Eut trial in
a distant ana perhaps partisan tribu.
nal, especially IL there can be no trial
until after the election and no expos
ure of the falseboods as he alleges,
will simply call closer attention and
excite wider and keener suspicion. II
Mr.. McChesney and those who have
been advising and making these vio-
lent assaults on the Herald do not take
wiser counsel they will succeed in Sc
curing for it a state circulation ana an
and believing audience.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03

The platform adopted at the Pennsyl-
vania Democratic convention was .
cut and dried affair, and in most in
stances simply re-affirms the action of
former Dew ocratic conventions The
only hope the Democrats seem to have
of winning is because of the sentiment
against the present governor for in
dorsing the libel law. They will see,
however, that the Republicans will
roll up their usual victory.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
THE COLUMBIA TO OPEN ITS
DOORS AT . p. M. SATURDAY.

After much delay from various
causes we now have our fine Lippen-
colt Fountain in running order and
ready for our opening.
We will not open as usual Saturday
morning. but In order to give the dec.
orators full sway. will keep our doors
closed till 2p. m. on that date. At
that hour we will be prepared to show
TO the people the Finest Fountain in
the state, the most modernly equipped
apartment for the production OF High
Grade Fountain drinks in the South.
Everything has been designed by ex.
perts of national reputation. The
sanitary equipment is perfect, the ma
terial the best which money can buy.
All our DIR inks are being prepared by
an expert VIII o has spent life time in
this special line Of work. He recent
ly opened the great Hegs man Foun-
tain in New YORK, which is the latest
addition to the many fine for ntains
of the big city. We refer to Mr.. Cor
coran who arrived in the city Monday
morning for this special work, coming
direct from New York At the hour
named, Up. m, Saturday, Septem Der
9Th, we invite every boy and especially
the ladies, assuring all polite and cour-
teous attention. We feel confident
that our efforts to give Paducah an
up-to date place fully in accord with
the demands of our thriving bustling
city will be fully appreciated.
LEIGH-EDwARDS 90.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03
Too PatrjotIc.

Patrick had worked hard all his
days. but his sons had spent his
money for him, and when he was too
old for active work he was offered
The position Of crossingtender at g
small railway station. He looked
dubious as the duties of the Office
were explained to him. and the mean
ing OF the various flags was clearly
stated. "In case Of danger. with a
train coming, Of course you wave the
red flag" said his friend, proceeding
with his explanation. A hard old
hand grasped his arm: Man. dear.
it'll never do" said Patrick. shaking
ais head solemnly. Il could never
trust mesilf to reminder to wave =
red flag whin thore was a green wan
handy"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03
died IN INGIANA.
MOTHER OF MR.. Fl. 8. WELLS
DIES FROM MALARIAL FEVER.

Mrs. Mary Wells, mother of Mr.. II.
8. Wells of this city, died last night
at Kewanee, lid, of malarial fever.
Mrs. Wells's home was in Logansport,
Ind, but she was visiting in Kewa-
nee, when she was taken sick, about
ten days ago. Mr.. Wells was sum-
moned to her bedside last Saturday,
but returned home Tuesday, leaving
her very much improved.
Mrs. Wells was II years of age and
left husband, two sons and one daugh
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Wells left this
afternoon for Logansport to attend the
funeral.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03
THE WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Friday.
M'CHESNEY'S LITTLE GAME.

The motive of Mr.. II. V. MoChes-
ney, state superintendent of public in.
struction, in having the warrants
against Louisville newspaper men for
alleged criminal libel issued in Liv.
ingston county seems apparent.
The Democrats like to take all cases IN
which they are interested, into courts
where they are well acquainted or
perhaps have pull and Livingston is
the former home of the professor. In
addition, it will put the Louisville
editors to considerable trouble and ex-
pense travelling 800 miles to fight the
GASES, and besides during their absence
the Demooatic offioeholders may es.
cape the daily exposure in the paper
of their records, which they seem to
fear so much. 1t is ten to one that if
these cases go to trial in Supt. Nc.
Chesney's stronghold the right kind
of n jury will be on hand to sec that
the accused don't escape.
The Lexington Herald, Democratic,
says along this line:
ut may be entirely proper in Mr.
McChesney to appeal to the law. eithe,
to tue civil or the criminal jurisdic,
ton, and bring to the az bitrament OF
. Judicial investigation the charges
m,de against him by the Louisville
Herald; but it is blupder for him to
have the warrant issued by a magis-
trste in Livingston county, and have
s'hoA 'sor ana correspondent forced to
!. distant county to defend
~ The records are in Frank
he judicial officers are
| And'here a trial not un.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03

A lunatic created considerable ex-
element among the yellow journals
by visiting Oyster Bay and asking to
zee the president several times. He
doubt had no intention of doing
any one harm, and luried reports of
att empted assassination were entirely
unjustitiable.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.
Pad ucah, Ky, Sept. l,

Paducah. KY, Sept. 1, 1908.
You are hereby notified that all per-
sons owning, or having in their pos
session, or under their control as
agent, guardian, committee, executor,
administrator, curator, trustee. re
ceiver, commissioner, or otherwise,
realty, tangible or intangible personal
property, on the fifteenth day Of Sep.
tenn Der, and are required on or before
the first day of October to give the as
&c ssor, q true and complete list of
same, with true cash value thereof ~
of the fifteenth day Of Septemb er, I'm.
der oath, upon forms to be furnished
OH application by said assessor AT HIS
OFFICE and that all merchants of the
city doing business for themselves or
Others shall IN like manner and in ad-
dition thereto state the highest
amount in value Of goods, wares, mer-
ohandise owned or kept on hand for
sale by said merchants during the
three months next preceding such 10Th
day of September Prompt attention
to this will save property owners adj
ditional cost. STEWART DICK,
Assessor, Office, City Hall
Approved: ID A. Yeiser. Mayor.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-03

Brown, the cotton king, has made
good with his corner. and is one Of
the few men who have successfully
carried out a deal of such giant pro-
portions. He gets seven millions spot
cash for spot cotton. If Brown Is q
sepsi BILE man he will quit now.