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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
KEPT CHILD
LOCKED UP
eRARoge or GROSS CRUELTY
AoAlNar J. L. WApLEY

Humane 0neer CLARK this after.
noon Investigated r. charge Of cruel.
" preferred against . T. wHHtey ol
100 WoatiHka avenue BY his neigh
hOra The man ~ charged viii
hooking up his little two and one.
hnlf years old dnnghiersh hia hauas
while he goes OF downtown dufinr
the day,
The child II known 90 haze been
Imprisoned fof hours ht IA iiuIa. and
her crlaa aud appeals have aroused
thn untlfa naighbnrhuud 0nleer
Clark states that WHdirY acts queer
~ nnd IN Inclined 90 believe hia mind
In unbalanced.
N ~ probable the child Wis BE-
taken away from him and properly
naInh fnl.
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UNDERWRITERS WILL
INVESTIGATE CASE
Startling Disclosures May FOaow inquiry into Lady
of the Lake Fire

startling disclosures wiii b made
0slaa e tas fast that lha raffyiaE
capacity - he ryphnon has ~sn cas-
down ~ taa iocel marine tE1spaets.~ ID
. passengers ~hteA had baen ranting
90 eeaess tlsn Win the Lads ~ ihs
Jake she as tsksn eff the run a.,
day. The larns stern wheel steaoer
city ~ Aessissa s,es Rst N her pisce
As a temporary aAkcskitt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

rouaorsow Al hisA tide the tarncd
fssrs STEAMER Lady g faa t.ahs = 80
e. hautsz aff tne beach where aha ~a.
lrft ~ fhe hcaf SnaaaAisEltss ard
AgAsn hauled hait on tho Wsst seattle
wRVa rhe underwriters viii shsn BE-
stu an faYsstisation into The aiisEed
incsudi4FY artain % the fire whiea Do
sgrcpea the Steamer. and essssaais TIE
amount Il the lgss- u - expszs 81 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
GOVERNOR :.
APPOINTED

OLYMPIA. 1aas -. The sas sfnof
this aftsTneaa named 4. ~ Greene
Of Apoksns. l. q. Jackson Afd u
e ChidentsF 81 Tacoma. sud n "
Carroll and 4. = NharFuck q aeaf
tie. ~ mfmterH - ths taaF1 ~ &C
eoNnfaacy ~ inin state To cenneetton
Atih the las 0hieA went Into effect
June 70 gowsfalas public sraeuHf
anita The member from Spokane
viii serve five years aud tbs mem
bsrn from Heetfie and raooiria shfss
ard two years. respectively. making
the tenure - office fiyr years n
each civ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
CANDLES APPEAL
TO SUPREME COURT
WILL TEsT THg NEW FELoNYLAw ~ MEANS OF An APpLi
cATloN FoR WRIT CORPUS

agpeat JaiY 10 Nea shsiu cause why a
ssfssapIexy ~rft shaufd net - Issued
~ tha esssift dise tAraiua fftts u.esf-
rsfh. ths sptkEnr eamatafs trum ataas
-. ~. s.s... - - -
.s- - a.
al aftsH HHs sMfiicattau Ter wit q
hAhs4z sezpa. u heriFa - ne court
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Amanx thr irany snar iaten hat
have been told since the dsAfh u
Afr. f1oFs Il one pfesefnlusniiy char.
act~ristie % the man
When ! am dead, baYss NJ nors
said 10 . group 81 friends sith hnfn
hs vas talking q week or 80 before
his aeata. I eant eofue one 10 sta y
~ fsse al the time until I am IN the
grave
= am nos thinking - dslas fnr
n Eotst Nritss yet ne aided. but I
Jest harpaEed g. think heN terrible
II must - 10 be left alone when you
are dead
When they heard 81 his sudden
DEATH. TIE men who had heard NJ
pnre make the half tsealaF request.
remembered the incident ard. day
and night until The funeral. ono ~
more Of thsfn was constantly at the
side % the bier
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HUNDREDS OF FRIENDS
ATTEND HIS FUNERAL
SOLEMN SERVICES REQUIEM MASS AT cHvRca OF Tsa
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION. THIS MoRaso

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~ - - - -. 80, Il,
49, n.-@ wss Ala ID n. last
rvssank go = Ms@x ~ ths sna,
~ - s,t....ts ~ g,sr~ hs,4 rnaas
s.,... -. -. 1890 h seattle
aetl.l = -. -. ,s. &c.. 80
sai,.s..s - ~. ea.krs 10 th~ grave.
: - \. - Es.s ne.
Jon. - .s.st.l-s i, -
30 s.s - $3.50 - ,..rs
49,. -. 80 1900 snotfer
100 - -.
@.t.ns -. s,n,, ~ the church
- ~, -. xrt~v f.e,.sas /,
I~ 49, -. ,.'etsh sfsaost.d N.
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IN -, ...sjt 80. a -,
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pessipie y eis.ss 49, 49,. - tns
@na 49, -. 1..ss., ~. .T...er,s,i
etas's -. :, - ,i.,u-era 80 fhs
-. : 80 re-ss4s=-st @ssh r=s-
- -. -. ~ n0r~sa "a
hetltHtA. hsth
ns4rsar4F astsfaf tfafsl
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ehsi. -, -. t...,.,ss,,,. flsf,n rs.f.gfsr..d
.'.4s..9tss 1870 hvnn. Lad
-, :. $500 NJ Tysr-
ellliF A@sH
Dn.l $3.50. s.4.,.a. ~ "a. f~
~ 1870 ..,. - -. t.'..,.,,.',,s III 49,
t@N M -. f.,.sss q -
- @k s.lf...t -, 81
liNi.io' -. a. ~ Ttsfl Fi..,a r
1917 = stt...g,..sr krttt5r ,.
IAi.,aai.. y ,i :, ass' 4 ' ,sa~g,s Issa@s
gfittil - -. 49,
srofhe - r,.ts.t.
Icy e'1 49, -. 80. -. ,ver.
- 49, ~ rt5s,s.s,fs 4
boila1 -. - =,
fsutsn - ~ 49, f.gr..g5s. 80,
L,oirtef. =. -, -, :, sz,,,-
tohnsei - -, -
Efr~ip, . s.-s7. 49, -
man ~ go - -. -. ..t...t..,.
- 80 -, - -
met " e ~ . t.sss,..... ~,
court, att HisF4 ,s...s.a -.
ine tnstsssti 80 =. -. - - -.
Judge Ntssf $50 s,.s.sssi.,'.
soeiater. ht@ t''s"s
we're pssssa -. :, a.. x,,.
county o-st. - .,.s,.s' - a.. -
~. 49, - -. ,.,,ts =, on. ~ o,,r
fHost ainiebss ana "i'''''A .'''''''
ts' ~. .s.a,..t... rot,n n mrs frafn
q, t,-e -. ..,.irb he ,nav.d ~
me rPs s.,s, .,.',',,s..,,'.,. -. ia =
49, -, ~. $3.50 - ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
WILL BROADEN
INVESTIGATION

WASHINGTON. d. e. June 10
The ssz.s=s - ~ ssss=s= Ne ....-.==
tsEsfiaa = % be bFusdsHesf Wyn6s.
hrst assista postmaster general.
viii today request Posfuesar General
Payne % Investigate AL bureaus IN
der his charge he Will ask that the
money order division FROM whfch
Meteaf wAs Eurnmafiif dismissed
"wednesday. be nrrf pfobsd Wynne
says he knows % no gross irregular
tiles. but has reached The conciu-
sion that he must have personal
knowledge Of the methods pursued IN
al bureaus 81 which he II the head
These includes money orders. city
deliveries. correspondence and dead
letters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
FIVE KILLED
STRUCK DYNAMITE
NORTHUMBERLAND RESULTS

cAMBfitn9E. Ohio. June 20.
Lightning struck n quantity Of dy-
Mantle a. Eauaeasslie today. easaiHH
"A terrific explosion in which five
people are reported 90 have been
killed and Is badly injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

HoNoRe FOR SEATTLE MEN
Gov. Mopfide II expected 70 an.
nouhna ieday Tho ukmsa OF The ava
men he viii appoint A. msmbarH bf
the new state board % accountants
authorised hy the last legislature
Il Il understood he haa determined
20 appoint 90 that hontd a. the two
Seattle members y q ahorroeh and
Harry W Carroll
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COPYRIGHT 1904

streat ear travel In city ~ is.esa
n net - heavy asia make the uusa.
tiau ~ handling crowds uearty 81
dtffaeult a. the question % dfawinz
dividends. and HfoftiY after tha
sihtiilcothe. o.. street railway tine
Nas equipped with siestfir power
the Rtae man a. is had saw "a
opportunity Tor increasing business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
MoRrAlIrY Racoap

Thasuas I.oppin. aged ~ year..
did ct the Wayside Mission hospital
this morning % pfts1Fftonia The
BODY Was removed e the tsonnrys
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GssursIoe to Olympia sunday

FIRST excursion of The season The
new steamer Walsh VIII leave Gale
~. Cor Tacoma and Olympia Good
aured every body Round trip 10
Tacoma. Soc 90 olympia. ft.o0 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

The launch Cuihv wiii leave sun
aag enarrins for Three Tfv~ Point
frosu the fnot Of washington street.
south ~ PIER I. leaving Seattle -
. n ard % .. M returning.
leaving Three Tree Point - 10 -
- anA early IN the evening 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

VIENNA June 70 i'irs tadaY de-
strpYcd hair che village ~ Maenieh
kircheu. famous Austrian summer
resort Nine nserie wrrf burned 10
death aua number are mtHaiug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

orders taken for ave or six-roon
houses. with or without modern Inn
provemsuts. small payrneut.'balance
monthly. see sample houses. once
az cor. Of Sixth ave. west and Crock
EFT street. West Queen Anne. call
cay afternoon bet4een 2 and
FIeieher q CafpenLnr. -s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

b. employing handsome yuunE
afnesi ae conductors
~ course. penpin laughed ~ him
WAY. there iah't another city In
the tnltgd States stth 4osurn street
ear conducfursi theF said
That's ore fsanua I ~aut thtnA
the superintendent answered
Hut you cant 1ud shrm.@ tbeY
declared.
Leave hat TO me he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

BE had no trouble in findina con
d4etota. and the nFag days they
worked. business Was heavier Than
sFsf before. exeept in county faif
n.eek. The novelty wore OF. bat
business continued better than be-
f0fe the change uae uaaSa.
What's fgafs. the eofnpany r.
nsises every fare. Aaid enc q the
officials We never have 10 U.S. =
spoff~r"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

WASHINGTON. Il. =. June 20
Dee Rite tho EFFORTS 81 inehl and ma
tienai authorities, Another death
ffotn huhonic plague occurred IA san
Francisco. Iuns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

Deputy Sheriff Clark leaves San
Francisco tonight hasi9g IN custody
Harry Kraft wanted IN this city Tor
embarrassment from the local Fisher
mems union, % which he was se=cre'
fafg
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peadea an thta day. and that thsss
rre8iattsHza - mai. part u the pub
NC records Thereof
JAMES M'GAFFEETT.
WALTER . FULTON,
JOSEPH sHIprEN.
WILL. "A NORRIS
IL MEADE EMORY.
- s4ssas .s5f a. ~

me eos5rts q heth Police Judge
George asa Justice Cam ssf~ sios~a
hts sfs@sneau on srraanf = ths fs-
nsari q ths late Jobs > par- ne
police eesft sss open for = shart tim.
this morning
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D. = HNfns a 20
~ 20 ~ Arssae.


-. Ihh ri.AcE TO LIVE
~ y hfAtt kAsf TO HtrY
lasteni shaff r8s or a. sIsetfia -, f,i,r-
FIRST aaa Washington Lara. is4s sa.tis
ar .slslaa Test a sia 81. aad sis5' 81
nsis sFsfgbasy likes rainief 49,. Fl,
tho hrst ana ehea pest nffs18sftg - a.. !.
fnr huEzas ana snvestfnsng8 srF.el'i.
ch'.Ee hss. ',eres fins Tas'isn sgil. cleared
Visesi hastins eathinE fisisIIlg ftst -,
hfaithful plenty sod and eifF anT.-
hunter - terms 1r homes tuiit. So a.,
Well aEsHt efics "a nsialsf Beach T.,
q * eiurisfauts owner, ata nastaa hlees
1880 ias aefes hst~sea seatsi. ana Ts.,
rhsrd. 10 ares fenced $50, - sa q
barn Ant chicken houses h8fs. ? -
ems dnui hnlfaf Atass4 as-s .As-s.s
~ sina -. e is,ssias Tools; fins -prins
schnui snd intefufhan station. ststfsn-
stsn AtaFii. fcfu = heNSeii block
TaE chance fus a honie--ssss' ) - :,
srcalisnt faii. qnil " minutes Wak ffon,
me slertfie car good neiFhhafsi hanay 10
acheoi Nnd anif - minutes st1s frosn ~.
city Adams A NichosA sfi wRshinrtoi.
building.
cHKAP lots 81 tss W. At Hinman city
only " minutes rfdc on cld Henion car
line On waxhinston street. terms IS
down. g. monthly. Come today. Laras
warm osses On sroands
WE cen iorate yuu on the best homestead
lanaa in Washington. We have soine
aead farms for sale. Call on y II
Casey. sea Pacific block Seattle
s.RooM eattsEy Lot 6aKi2o. near capitol
hni ia. n. Taylor sTS-so Arcade.
FOR sale Or rent Bakery down town gooa
ahaars. Apply goa Second avsaas south.
Sewing Machine
Bnilnss sswins machine repairing. 1911 ist
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1sFiskT huit8fnE sntsfl,aft Irnasae fzt fet
m8arthi lai tefxi21. lots - ffaIis a1zsn
terms Il uanfrt
a-Funrs fasfIsa- pnufferrfh aNpaus. laf a0r
tsp sH siHds ~ fryit, onfr ttsso pan
1-felfn nv Hsfafrfu rrtfAEas-rr TENTH asraue
vsss fttei. small payment down. halanrs
Hlnrfntf
5-fHs1Ff hlHlse-Tenfh aNruus Wssse fin5a
small Ha4 naanf fasns halaaes same a.
frnt
D. = MYERS 60
"a 20 NJ Arozde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22
MANY INDICTMENTS

MONTGOMERY Ala. Juns - =
The United states grand jury il ~.
FssfisatiuE she raonaFs cases IL
Alabama today II has reported Il
Indirtmsuts. making q total number
of ia cases. The jury then al.
faufned 10 enable secret asrs ice Harn
10 gather additional svid~naa an
Nhtch 90 base other Indictments.
We received two more carloads 81
tho Celebrated Jewel Steel Rankss
Thompson Furniture Co. Inc. ffs4-
tffa lat ave 80.
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Come hi and Secure
This at Once
Clas slfled Ads


Fer sse-hsAi Estate
bAIKf HkNcfi-l5 a6fss. Sc nas
lassd a. ffsrs t. ia the White River
Falisf. all IN cultivation ard fenced
N1td NfssHs frfsNNd cinna t. iufHrurlnii
- 49,
several aathaiiiingr. Eeoa falsk house
sith flowing water. ms place must
particulars
RongRr MALTnY. as New Yors Bik
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TOEsigssf

Wheu Feu are doWu towu stop iu and
see our special on Lawn Mowers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

CAROLINA fhs ~Snd sTTr,ssfl
clairvoyant medium, tells TIE present,
past and future names given cards and
palu,iatryi rno and upwards. Rooms a.
% 1913 First avenue. Nsndome hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-22

TifHEE ACRES ~ BALLARD
iupd soil All ia cultivation and fenced
small house. orchard garden and alt
Kinds n small fruit. ownar -
obliged % iuaTs and wili sacrifice 60
fnats = quick sale
RouFsRT aALTBT. gs New York Blk
NENff AeHi.E rich black garden
lard. 18th nice creek aefa- IN cui.
tiNstfest. ~ acres slashsd and burnt
hsisfse@ alder. midway lseswe~n 81
attic ard Tacoma. sataininE small
town s. 10
ROBERT MALTBr. sc New YORK nik
-
a bAR8 MN arFcp. all good Land
10 scres n cultivation. Is acres In
pasture f-feon house. barn. several
enfisuiidingu. orchar I'd All kinas o.
small fruits. nice lccsttan. adjoininr
sfnsii tewh hsndy 10 .aafffe. 4 la
ROBERT MALTDY. ns New York Hik
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lfaHe NJ M nm ~ Hi
10 CARLOADS ~ nhales hifniiure. HsN
sHd safpnd bend, iuH received from ~
taffafn bankrupt firm We have bought
The HHQfa Ht0fb qpmpflriHs holsaH1f
fufntHhiusa from The cellar 10 fIr gaze
fstt So have bought Il rhaHu. We
viii cell it cheap Fiak afif what gaa
vest haf1fH 10 D. Hit gene Uai trgHf
Furniture os, l0f $40 Second Ave
special Haia American Waffhsa a01id niie1
Afssfla aH HafrH. warranted iH years a. ItF
written HHurnufrs. AmHflrau watch a
tsssifF Coz ~ o. OPP hainief-orands
HT0HEH faHfrs, eafuefa tsafher chairs.
tHHfFa h4uff naFa. aHfHfHtsH and ulCfuIas
af bell price. cpi 90 IKE street
ToH HALE Reversible bfaHza propeller.
HHnft and HfufiuF 1fs Zoe fa5if d. b.. rFHa
s=azaHa=aH=as f==Hsa=s
the best aaud f4 boz ia WtffsfH Ht
df# sIah Hu1d. uHa#haif hafh. no raff.
Ielaphaafa Main 1870. lHa.. 400
Poe Rent urnishsd Rooms
dhAHh eAsfFic iulEGs no fifsi .ss-
nue. hauHs newly furnished eli niadsfni
prices moderate
NICE furnished foama aud hpHfeteep-
Ing LIB Fourth avenue.
Lost
doLB Nafah, W'ednasdaf Afternoon ~
evening i1ossa return u ztl1 bo1fth
afaHaa.
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those who are more a0relY
..tan bis friends. % the
~ 80 ais s0rrowiuR family, ~
800 sterWhe 20 offer consofation.
hut simpIy 70 distance 10 1oih win
tharn lu their grief
aOn behalf ~ fhr bar We ak az
ppbiic business Do she courts he SUE
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Gro. ~. wOODHOUSE 90.
400 SECOND avsas~
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10 LoAN-Prlvats moneY at low rate Of
interest. namua a Oansr. 100 Teslaf
way. Rooms a . and ..
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-05

1iy7i s7M 4na M lo,5raia ~
InniT'd faaf DgI1 YiTsYsfi - .eIyffFI
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-05
WHERE CLAY WAS BORN.
The Spring Stnl Flowing Whence He
Used to Carry Water.

The Spring Still Flowing Whence He
Used to Carry Water.
ga few days since / read how
Abraham Lincoln, when a lad, used
to tote water for his mother from
an old spring near their humble
residence in old Kentucky" said
Mr.. John r Gentry, Of Ashland,
Va, to a Washington Star re-
porter. Henry Clay used to per-
form the same service for his moth
er, and the spring from which he
used to carry the water is still flow
ing near the site Of the Clay home
stead in the Hanover slashes. /
was born within three miles Of the
birthplace Of Clay, and have often
drunk water from the Clay spring.
It is located about 40 rods south
of where the house stood, under
a kind of bluff, from which the wa
ter flows into a basin, and which
was stoned up with native rock up
ward Of century ago.
"The house in which Clay was
born was accidentally burned three
quarters Of century ago, and moth
ing remains but pile of brick at
the chimney end of the building.
Tradition says that it was modest
frame dwelling one story high
The old mill TO which Clay used to
ride with his grist Of corn, the lat
ter deftly balanced on the withers
of the animal he bestrode, has also
disappeared. In later years when
Clay began to grow famous he was
called the mill boy Of the slashes.
A short time before Clay died he
made farewell visit to his old
home. and the citizens Of Ashland
gave barbecue in his honor. The
town was named after his country
seat in Kentucky. Numerous steers
we're killed and roasted, and | have
heard that there was something TO
drink. | was too Young 10 be pres
ent. but ] have heard old citizens
say that Ashland never before or
since saw such a grand time. Some
happenings date from the flood
With some Of our people everything
dates from the time Mr.. Clay yis-
tied Ashland People came from
all the surrounding counties in OK
carts, on horseback and in the heavy
vehicles in use in those days Mr..
Clay made speech, from which
politics was strictly excluded, and
he mainly INDUCED in reminis-
cenccs Of his early boyhood
Patrick Henry was born not far
from Clay's birthplace in Hanover
county. The old courthouse in
which Mr. Henry used to plead his
cases still stands, but the house in
which he lived long since disap-
peared."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-05
Husband and Wife.

In Switzerland, sometimes in Ger
many, when couple are married the
husband takes the name Of the wife,
adding il tolhisown4 Thus, il Mr..
Brown welded Miss Smith She would
not be Smith-Brown, but he would be
Brown-Smith, hyphehated. The
daughter of the distinguished Prus-
sian statesman, Adolph Lette, mar
ried Mr.. Schaefer Thereafter the
couple werelMr. and Mrs Schaefer-
Lette. s1iA sd5 10 aafssn
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-05
The District Call.


Pursuant to a call of Geo. v.
Green, chairman of the Democratic
Committee of the Third Judicial
District of Kentucky which met at
Kuttawa, Ky, 10th of January 1908
the following members being pres
ent viz; Geo. V Green, of Christian
county; A. d. Thompson, of Gallo
way county; M. I. Boughter, of
Lyon county, and J. Frank Ladd,
of Trigg county, being absent,
being represented by Alex Wallace
as his proxy on motion it is order
ed that primary election be held
on the 9th day of May 1908 to select
candidates for circuit Judge and
commonwealth S attorney and that
said primary be held under and ac-
cordiog to the laws of the State Of
Kentucky at the regular voting
places in the respective counties
composing said district.
That at said primary election all
those who supported Bryan and
Beckham in the November election
in 1000, and all others who may ex-
press a desire to affiliate with the
Democratic party and who will
pledge themselves to support the
nominees of this primary and all
those VINO may become OF age be-
fore the November election in 1903
ard who desire to affiliate with the
Democratic party and win promise
to support the! nominees of this pri-
mary, be entitled to vote in said
primary, and on due consideration
of the committee it is estimated that
it Will cost $S04.00 to hold said pri!
mary election according 10 the laws
of the State and on motion it is or
dered that said sum be raised for
that purpose and the same be paid
BY the candidates for said Offices
Of circuit Judge and,commonwealth's
attorney one half by the candidates
for each Office and that same be
paid on or before the LIST day Of
March 1908 and that each candi-
date upon the payment of his pro-
rata part of said Ssun select his
device and his name be placed upon
the ballot in the order of payn emit.
The first one paying said .,sum be
entitled to choice OF places among
the candidates for the Office for
which he is a candidate. The
officers TO hold said primary cleo.
ton be appointed as the law re-
quires, and that Geo. v. Green be,
aud he is hereby appointed a sub
committee to receive and receipt for
the amount paid by the candidates
before this primary and also to pre-
pare and have printed the ballots
to be used in said primary election
and take all other steps necessary
under the law for the holding o
said election. and this committee il
adjourned to meet at Eddyville
Ky, on the 18th day of May 1903 fol
the purpose OF canvassing the re
turns OF said election and certifying
the result.
6. V. GREEN, Chairman.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-05
HISTORY.
Is as Much an Act of Creation as q
Painting Is.

As Is MuCn an ACT OF OIeaIlOn as
Painting Is.
Facts, however exhaustive and la
boriously acquired, are but the
bricks and mortar of the historian;
fundamental, indispensable, and
most highly respectable, but in their
raw state they are the unutilized
possession Of the one, or at most of
the few. 1t Is not till they have UNI
dergone the mental processes of the
artist, by the due selection and
grouping of the materials at his dis
posal, says Capt. AT. Mahan, in the
Atlantic, that there is evolved a pic
ture comprehensive by the mass of
men. Then only are they in any
adequate sense communicated, made
part Of the general stock. Work
thus done may be justly called
a creation; for while the sew
eral facts are irreyersibly in
dependent of the masters fab
rieation, or manipulation, the whole
truth, 10 which they unitedly CORE
lspond is an arduous conception. To
attain to it, and to realize it in
words, requires an effort Of analysis,
of insight, and of Imagination.
There is required also gift of ex-
preston, as often baffied as is the
attempt Of the painter to convey to
Others his conception Of an historic
scene; which indeed he may find
difficulty in clearly realizing to his
own mental vision, This process,
however, does not create history; it
realizes ii, brings out what is in il.
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ouent discharge of the urine, pain
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etc, we guarantee that by using
Smiths Sure Kidney Cure, a com
plete cure will be effected.
Price so cents and Sl.00. For
sale by c. K. WHY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-05
Woman Charged With Murder

! The grand jury at Campton, KY,
returned an indictment against
Martha Banks, charging her with
the murder Of S, Davis about a
month ago. Al"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-05
u '. NKEEN, u 7 Hail
ALEX WALLACE, Secretary.
You Know what You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle
showing that it is simply Iron and
Ouinine in a tasteless form. No
Cure, No Pay. soc.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1903-05-05
Square Cards.

Il 1t is reported that playing cards
were originally square and it is
barely possible that card-playing was
Also Chicago Daily News. (