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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-19

How in the world anybody a. Ard
more from this time VIII be able %
pay any attention 10 politics or gard
ening is past understanding after read
ing this from the Ardmorite: Bert
Simpson went out to the Rod and Gun
club lake Saturday anl caught nine
pretty black bass. Three of them
were each eighteen inches long
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-19
Nesklna More Dangerous

Than Cutting Corns The Foot-Ease
Sanitary Corn Plasters cure by abb
sorption Some hing entirely new.
The sanitary oils and vapors do the
work. Sold by all druggists Csc OF BY
mail. Sample mailed FREE. Address,
Allen S. olms,ed. lie Roy, n. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-19
AEAnAchEs ERoM COLDS.

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE re-
moves the cause. To get the genuine
call for the full name and look for the
signature of E. w. Grove 25c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-19

TO stamp cut an eyil the reformer
sometimes hads 1t necessary to be
pretty well heeled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-19

no man objects TO being assuree
tha he s noi IN it when jail is th'
subject OF conversation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-19

Fortune isn't a question OF gender
although there is such thing as mis-
fortune
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-19
IE)l|I||9)III
POISSON
Zone Pains, ltchlngs Scabby
Skin Diseases.

sveliines, Carbuncles, PimpIes, Scrofuia
Permanently cured by taking Botanic Blood balm
Yieasanf and sojs 70 take. Thoroughly tested Jor
vears Composfd n Pure Botanic iFereateafa
tres0tters ,reak kidneys and reat ffoHs0chs,
svspspaa We hare orer i0,o0O original signed tesn
,nsniah Of cures made ?. .. B. that stayed cured
n have aches sud pains in bones back and joints
Itching scabhy Skn Bicod feels hot or thin, Swollet
Glands Rlsngs and BumpsSr the Skin, Mncas fatchet
IN Mouth Sore Throat, Pimpes, offensive eruptons
Copper Coored Spots rash on skim all run down. o.
nervous Ulcers on any part Of the body HAIR OF Eye
luows falling out, CarbD@elos or Bolls, ia'a
Botanic Blood am. guaranteed
20 re even the worst ihost deep seated cases where
doctors patent l.i Anss, and lot springs fail fai
ali sores stops al aches and pains. reduces All sWet
makes blood pure and rich completely changing ths
entire body into a clean. healthy condition Is. B r.
has ured thousands OF cases Of Blood Poison af
IeAchlag the last stages.
ola rheumatism, Cs--vsh. Eczemr
are caused By an awful poisoned condition Of the
Blood. b. b. b. stops Hawking and Spitting Itching
anc scratchins, Aches and Pains; cures Rheumatism
Catarrh; heals all scabs, Scales, EruptlOns, Watery
Blis,ers foul feserirg Sores Of Eczemai by giving
pure, healthy blood supply TO shectedpsf't
Cancer Cured
Botanic Blood Balm Cures Cancers OF all Kinds,
suppurAtng swellings, Eating Sores, 1umors, ugly
ulcers Il ks the Cancer Poison and heals the sores
or worst cancer perfectly. II you have persistent
/ Fimrle, war; HWtilhtht cnVNtnkt hhhehe Aehi7'
take Blood BARN and they win disappear before they
develop into Cancer. Many apparently hopeless casa
/ Of cancer cured by taking Botanic Blood Balm.
OUR GUARANTEE.
Psss. Price ~ Isrk aks lsrhs hosSass s IisoS sI1, y
I directed on Label. IL always cures when he
right quantity is taken. II you are ne.
cured fhe purchase price viii be retnn -
/ without argument. Ssigned) ktiooaitnin' o
Complete directions for home cure with each bottle
sample of ~. n. n. Free BY writing Blood Balm
Co Atlanta. Ca Describe yOur trouble and special
/ .-.a..i .llul.n alan .ari In 80 anral-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-27
@rpusrrft i'm aItrn eanpten.

Gus sgEptif4ta pappruzuytunben
tpurbs Elm GrlaB hes StottbaIters
Marcus Wsttius RuTus bstonnt, Der
untsr &oifsr 9omition Ggpptsn per-
poltete; Der grlob crying ouf Grunb
RON 5ablrei6sn Rlog:n tpsgsn itle9ier
GHbruns bes aataitsrs aber ben
GrunobeTis unb b~eroronste, bab al.
Grunbsigsntbimsr innsrGoIb fe3g Mps
unten ibrsn geFb ong.b.n unb ibrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nit bsrsn 9fonbs
redten eintruosH foTen iontsa unb
5tuor unter Qnhueis i6res B.ibtitels.
GeIonbsrs otsr fol.en ou9 bic Eraueu
bsim Gef5 itrer mdnner onoe5en,
neHn ihren bos Qermcgen als 9fanb
fir bic Waiigift fofist, ebsnIo aud be
ginber 6eim geFb ibrer Gltern, hDsnn
i6Esn Ho9 feren 2ote has GiQsnibum
an benz gsrm5osn 3uftsbt. QQeg fou!e
qsf6ebsn, tdmii niht brittle qrionen
burh lntenntniB gstdufdt pirbsn.
Jn Der 9bnt BADEN bereits 3ohlreihs
llrtunbsn gslsbrt, bob in Gonptsn, Def,
ZEN go6en i6on in dItsftsn 3si.sn ess
nnu rtrmsHsn unb f%a'ofrirt NOR, Elm
grunbs ano Observation-Disclosures aes
fHhrt purbc Der nod eredn5t urb sons
trouirt nurbs hur@ BE Tcrfs rub
TlurbiiGer Der eirs'lnsn gemeinben.
msun nun oun biefss Gtsusr6u9 in
.rfer 2inie ouf grunb Der GslbHsin-
fh1bure fir Gleuerafreds peiiiavi
DurS' 70 tierte ss bob bareeen ouf
tsnffftsn 3ipsds 10. uaisr bsutiess
Cruubbuh.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-27

aGifn MiGtelm cat tir5II4 BEN
Gobtn5cGsrns1snleum In Berlin 10
1rtanRtDoleA u~berniefen, bic aus benz
Mn&laHs 8risbri6s bss Grcben fans
Hta unD btsfer i'm t6Higltde8 6ouss
f91te o~ufbepotrt purben. Jn eiHtm
befoabern berientborsn GGoui&raHi,
beE in benz Gdnesgang bes nlten
GGlofss Wlonbiion nufeeiieIt III, fsbi
man I'm nnte-ittn Uo1e bic L Gcfen.
bic aus GbBIopros. M9ai, 5ogpis UNI
Cob beIteten uHb nit 9riuantsH gss
rabsn Hberldst fHb. Wdn6s bon be
fen YEoGtbadeH bcben 1900 9balsr
es.0bst. De Dozen TtuO BON @etlintr
Goibf6misten Etrasfeut. gum 2tsiI
pa@ siesilen Gntparfsn bss a5nies.
6G5f@ III bsTDabsrs cine coals golbsnt
silt bloufr Grn0ilmoleret. bic bns In
Giementsn esfable @iIoniB Gri.ori6l
piQt. 2ubr ben DOZEN eHtbdlt bel
G&egl &rons nod 5fpei nit 9iomnn,
ter nnb init farbtgsn Gteinsn bsItbtt
1ef@fnabrsn unb bic G~posier1t0dl
Hrsebrl@s bss @robsu. Wertniirbif
b sH4 bic brsiieH. runbtn, NIT rotbel
Ngeieret Der5ier.en RsiIetoFen bes Sd
riss, bic NIT ibrtm Q~eberfutterol II
bsrs btSoGborisn 3immsr Ttrbsn. e.
ioHeH EHs horoH bsnien, unter nelder
~llmndnfeH er oft bisfs 9uFen on BIZ
fiprsH f.bts.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-27
nrauennnsInm in aenHalans.

Inter ben i'm grifungsio5re 1902
1903 in Geutfblono o~pprobirten
0er3len bsfancen Ii6 10 tpei6li9s Der
loren, bon tcnsn 8 in 9reuFen unb Il
/ In So9Fsn unb glfdb Qctb-ines7 biz
Drifting teitoubsn. 9'm Gebgrisor!s
no9 fparsn unter ben 4er3tinnen 7
prsubinnen, / 9rnunfhneigerin unb
2 qcIinnen; 8 4sr5tiuren funrsn uns
rsrtsirntbst uno / p~srhsirutbst. 2ohrs
Tr3iinren purbsn i'm lsbten priifungss
fohye 2, cine in Gahfsu unb cine IN
Wlefis~bura onpro5irt. Inter bgH
fir 6sfibiqt ertldrt'u 0a5rurgsmi tels
GemterH tsfan6 Fid gum srfen Wials
tire 9dlnt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-27


Gie our Grr0brarg tlsiner ainpsr
beftimmts aubmil5 pirb bstnnutlih.
benz otter bsr Gdusliuge eniiprs4snb,
nit mailer nerbiinHi unn srldlt sinen
no4 W1oB unb 0spitt bsIimmisn 3as
FAB bon 3uder. Qc1 Der ougsmtiu
ibii6sn QnffoHurg foG man nur 70
bel 3udsr nsbmsn, fDie ettDa BEN ges
bait Der Wuttermiln on BEN Sibitoff
sntlpriEt. Or. 0ehmsnsr empfiebll
nun, Der Tlil@ rs9t rsiGIiGe Nlsngen
bon 3ader Su3ufigen. tDsil bsrielbs fir
bic Grndbrung Der tIsinsu grbsnbirs
ger, 5umol folder, bersu GorpsrSuitono
bornieosrlisgt, bon ouBsrErbentliGsm
Rubens III. finber pertrog.n ben
3udsr t~efonbsrs gut. Wirb bic mid.
ME biss In ben erftsn as6snsmonoten
regeImGEig g.T6isbt unb BEL b~tTtstsHten
Nsrbdpungsf0runseu aud In fpdtsren
Wlonnten nph fort5uissen III, sntfprss
6enb %perbtnnt. 70 fol nan 3ifmlih
fpiLtiirIih Elm @ielfa6ss 6st font bors
esf9rietentH 3udermenge ~psruenben.
unb 5pur um 10 me5r, je ftdrter bic
Mil4 Dsrbiinnt III. 5iel trilt bsr
u.begfhuB an OUTER ousglcifsnb Ell
fir bic bur6 ben @nT.rsuTab in 0dFrs
tpsrtb fart hsrabgelsbien Gipsibs uub
Geittorpsr. Grdftios, In Der GrHdbs
rung oleinmdbia fortF9-siteHos Rins
Der tounen bss mshrsuders sHtbtbrsn;
fir friibreife, fhtpdmIifs unb Nns ~
gre6bur6fdIsn nsiesnbs ainbsr aber
III bic rsihlih.rs Werpsnbung pou
?nder mtF6isbsn pcribsifbnft. 81
51then 1T, BEN 2u4sr ncd n1hrrHb be-
Quftohunq Der Mlil9 ober porbsr 3n'
suressn, i'm oIio mit3ulc9sn. homii
bic in fcirsrr por0fe7 gn1ern feTtg'bals
tsnen Seine un6 SbnIlpil3e perri4fe <
merher. Mnosrnfons t0nrts Isin &C.
nus lei6t 3srIshunesberadres In
tinblitsn @sreauunssscrur nc9 ft
sieter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-27

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fGienteris. 70 hGb er in be Reiten
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fangsH fn1tsn. GeInng e., 70
tcurbs er ben GGoari1iori sugss
rcrfea, psl1e tGrte a6mgfs nit
ben Gegnsrn bur&sufs6tsn batteu. tis
fs Is fsrtis bgc6tsn. esH Bal ben De-
tori 5nnoEsi su3nf6isubern. fpel4s IGN
5ulstt Eber bic 6ecs her Gegsnporsei
brineen muBtea, Gladts Is iknN
ni6t, Durbs bsr Ban ncn ben 9otori
gnbissro in gmpFong eenonmss
tDeIGs In rubiosrsr, oebs6terer Siei
lung msbr @usF4t ouf Grfcls battsn.
@srn btr gaa. fat ben g~sgsnabers
fiseenben 2onn ga pa'fren. in be Gei'
senborrisre fitl, fDcr e Elm Gollo, nro
sfpsi bisisr TebInGrfs mntten eim
Gnccio, b. 8. IS fam Der pnrtei 5uguse.
be ni@t fir ben Jalo ps~rantfDortli5
mar. Rad isbsr gaftin rpurhen bsi
9rcmmsls rns Grompstsnslang bic
gl1ss cstpe6fsIi.
wlit teH Mlshiresrn forb bos Gal
tiosGpitl aus, fDel6sg bos legts W1i
Tn Sabre 1879 esfpisIt rpurbs. Darn
fam big 3eit hsr g~ascobsur unb pre-
cisufss aibicules. FIR DsIfs bns roubs
GnIeiosG pisI ni9t gspoBt tdtts.
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Die 3obI ber s. rouen
In G6ottIonb ilbsripiegt bic Der Wdrs
ner um 124 500, in elmer @eFomntte,
bcItsrnng bon 4472.103. Don ben
fhottiffsn Trourn fnb mehr ols AZ
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-17
A GOOD GAME
BUT 1T WAS CALLED ON 40
COUNT or "INCLEMENT
WEATHER.

There was m It spirited game Of
basebi ll played on the o 'Brien grounds
near the Union Depot yesterday after
noon between the Fats" and Leans, :"
two tennis made up in the South Side
of the city. the former professional
and the latter gentlemen. There has
been much contention and consider
able feeling of late between the two
teams and they decided to try it out
on the field at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
In order that everything might DO
conducted under the strict rules gov
ernipg the game and that absolute &C
curscy and perfect impartiality might
be observed, Captain Ed Farley was
selected rs umpire. The game was
called promptly on time with the
Fats" at the bat II soon developed
that Windy Renfro was tent on some
kind of trouble, bat he was soon
quoted by the persuasion of Mr.. Bull
ger and DR.. Troutmap, and the prompt
and accurate ruling of the umpire.
Judge Goodman and Dr. Gilbert sug
gestsd that he be replaced by another
player but it was decided not to do so.
The game was hot from the first,
but after playing six INNINGS with
the score standing six and six. the
upmire decided the game of, owing to
the inclemency OF the weather.
1t was an errorless game. except in
the casa Of Right Fielder Windy Rem.
fro and Second Baseman Dye, the for
mer having sixteen and the latter nine
errors marked against them.
1t was greatly regretted by the hun.
dreds Of spectators that the game
could not be finished, as the com
munity is still in doubt as to which
team is the superior. The demand il
universal that they have another game
in the near future. The lineup wai
as follows:
Fats--Dr. Troutman, SIS Horny
Burnett, If; Prof. Dye, 2b; DIR. Gil.
bert. u; Charley Brian, @; Frank
Green, Of DIR. Jinsing, Id; Capt. Windy
Renfro. If; Colonel Lotion, 3b; Judge
Goodman, score keeper.
Leans-Mr. Red, SIS; Mr.. Bulger, p:
Mr.. BLOCH, c; Mr.. Simpson, 3b; Mr..
W. Block, If; Mr.. Yarbo. lib; Mr..
Moller. 2b; M. Dodson, Of; MI.
Jones, If.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-17
BURIED HERE.

The remains of DIR. W. 7. Owsley
were brought to Paducah Saturday
evening from Glasgow, Ny, and
buried yesterday at Oak Grove. The
widow and her daughter, Mr.. Ernest
Owsley, q son, and Mr.. W. Il. Thatch.
or, accompanied the remains. DIR.
Owsley was revenue assessor of the
city once, and left Paduosh about 25
years ago. He was a surgeon in Cook .
expedition against the Indians and
had Of late been in the government
service on the lakes.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-17
ELECTRIC ROAD
Committee Held a Meeting and
Discussed the Ordinance.
will Recommend Right of Way
Asked-Several Minor Changes.

The railroad and telegraph commit.
tee of the general council held a meet.
ing Saturday night 10 take up the ap.
plication of q right of way from the
Paducah and CAIRO Electric Railway
Company. whicn matter had been re-.
ferred to IL.
The ordinance granting the right OF
way was accepted with . few changes
One of these was that where the track
or street was torn mp, ii should al.
ways be replaced at the expense of the
railway company.
Another was that no steam car
should ever be operated over the line,
it being exclusively an electric car
line.
The right of way asked. from
Eighth to Clay. down Clay to Third,
and down Third to Broadway, was
agreed on by the committee, and il
will recommend il in its report to the
council this evening.
II the ordinance is adopted by the
council, il then goes to the beard OF
aldermen Thursday night. aud must
then be given final passage by both
boards before il becomes effective.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-17
THIS WEEK
A NUMBER OF SOCIETIES WILL
BE AT THE RHoDEs-BUR.
FORD STORE.


The Ramsey Society of the Broad.
way Methodist church had the baking
again Saturday at the Rhodes. Burford
establishment. 1t was an "open date"
and this society having been so sue.
cessful Friday, took Saturday. also.
Mr. Rhodes OF the firm and Mr.. Dye
Of the Buck Stove and Range com
psny went to Louisville Saturday to
wind up the baking contest held here
by children The closing feature was
Q trolly ride over Louisville by the
five hundred children.
Mr.. Rhodes has completed his
schedule for this week as follows:
Monday-Lady board Of directors
Of the Home OF the Friendless; Tues.
day-the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Temple Israel; Wednesday-womsn' 3
Missionary Society of the First Bsp-
fist chorch; Thursdsy-Lndies' Aid
Society of the Third Street Methodist
church; Saturday-Home Mission So
ciety of the Broadway Methodist
ohurch. This leaves next Friday open,
and as so many are olamoring for
same, Mr.. Rhodes has not yet fully
decided who shall have that date.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-17

THREE MEN KILLED
IN FREIGHT WRECK
Two of Them Unknown and One
of Water Valley.
Train No. ISL Broke In Two
and Then Smashed To.
gether'.
ACCIDENT DUE TO "KNUCKLE"

A worn out "knuckle" on . box cal
caused q sectional wreck one and q
half miles north Of Water Valley, on
the Fulton district of the Illinois
Central Saturday night shortly after
6 o'clock, in which three men were
killed and several box cars derailed
and smashed up.
Train No. lol, IN charge Of Con-
ductor HUFF and Engineer Alcott. was
running fast to make mp lost time
when the knuckle gave way and LET
the train part. The first section
slowed mp and the second section,
which had broken loose, came on with
great speed and crashed into the other
part of the train.
Four box cars were badly smashed
and the mangled remains of three men
were taken out, two being instantly
killed and one fatally injured.
The three men were stealing a ride
and were seated on the bumpers. il
is presumed. One was an unknown
negro from Mayneld, another . white
man from Ohio, unknown, and the
third Emmett Thompson, white. q
young man of Water Valley, who died
while being taken home from the scene
of the wreck.
Ii is reported that Thompson. prior
to his death, stated that he had cut
the train in two in order to get 1t to
stop so he might slight at his home at
Water Valley. but this is denied by
railroad men, who say the wreck was
due to the worn knuckle.
The remains Of Thompson were
taken home TO Water Valley and the
remains Of the Mayfield negro have
been sent to Msyfield, it is understood,
and the other body of the unknown
white Ohio tramp, is being held.
Traffic was delayed on this district
for some time, the local wrecker being
called out to clear away the debris.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-17

TO cuaG A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Broro Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money # II fails to cure
Il. W. Groves sigma ure Is on each box asc
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-17
JUDGE LIGHYFOOY
PAINFULLY BUT NOT SERIOUS.
LY HURT IN THE MINES.

County Judge r. T. Lightfoot. who
has been away from the city week J.,
has returned, arriving from Illinois
yesterday morning.
Judge Lightfoot has been at st.
Louis and in Peoria, ILL.,, the last
week. In Peoria, he was down in.
specting the mines when he bumped
his head coming up a ladder and
wounded his left temple. A cut was
inflicted just over the left eye but it
is not serious.
Judge Lightfoot enjoyed his trip
immensely and saw great deal in
the week he was away.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-17
SOME TALL
WE ARE SIX FEET BUT HAVE
TO LOOK UP TO HIM.

Mr.. J. s. Porteous, Of Paduah. was
in the city Saturday for the purpose of
putting mp monuments to the graves
of the grandsons of Elder J. @. Shell
ton, Claude and Joe Bazzell Claude
BazzeIl was the young fireman who
was killed in = wreck at Paducah last
spring.
Mr.. Porteous lie six feet and nine
and one-aalf inches tall and is quite
slim, which apparently adds to his
height. He is only 81 years Of age. -
Mayfield Monitor.