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THE AMERICAN MERCANTILE
AND REPORTING AGENCY. The col
lectors Of bad Debts" have moved to
Rooms 201-2lO New Atlas Block. Phone
2O25-k; they will call for your accounts,
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

dun L1IlnIunnnnnnHJnn nnnnnIlnJn
The ST. George Temple win close
Friday evening March %, 1904 and Will
reopen Tuesday morning. May "a, 1904.
DAVID II, CANNON,
President.
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WANTED.

AT ONCE, AN EXPERIENCE CAN,
vasser for out OF town work salary ana
commission 10 right party. Reterencea TO-
quircd Apply Business Manager, news
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A 25 CENT BOX PERSIAN VIOLET
Soap for 10 cents, Dr.. w. l., Johnson's
Thcater Pharmacy
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HELP WANTED.

CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, No washing, li0 A Street
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TRUNK MANUFACTURERS.
FLORISTS AND sEEDMEN.

BAILEY & SONS, GRASS AND GAR.
den seeds, are the best, G3 East Second
SCUM. IN seed business 70 years
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Genuine ROYAL BREAD q. pure and
bears our label with the crown. At all
Grocers and first class Restaurants
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PIANO PoLIsHER.

II W McKlM EXPERT PIANO POL.
isher factory experience Leave orders at
Fergus Coalter Music CO.
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FOUND.

a BAY HORSE, BRA DED 70 N.
combined, on left thigh. with left hind
foot. owner can have it by calling on
Joseph Coon Ritter T. o.
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80 PER CENT OFF.

Doc Mcrcerizad French Foulards for
Entire stock.
r. *. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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McCoy's livery stable for carriages
and light livery. Telephone 81.
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ENoRAvINo SCHOOL

"a RICHARD ST, PHONE l7s7.K,
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Mhnoninn Courh.

IN the spring of 1901 my children
had whooping cough" says Mrs. d. w.
Caps, OF Capps, Ala. Il used Cham
beran's Cough Remedy with the most
satisfactory results, / think this Is the
best remedy / have ever seen for
whooping cough" This remedy keeps
the cough loose, lessons the severity
and fire. ancy Of the coughing spells
and cou tracts any tendency toward
pneumonia For sale by all druggists,
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For Residences.
20 outgoing calls per month. No
charge for incoming calls 2l5c for ex-
cess calls.
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SITUATION WANTED.
COLLECTIONS.
TOM BSTohES.

r. MCKENZIE. MONUMENTS AND
tombstones Write for prices. I22 State
street
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McCoys livery stable for carriages
and light livery, Telephone 81.
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Din YOU KNOW TIRE PRICE or
the Book Of Mormon and tho Doctrine
md Covenants had been reduced from
100 Ia 50c7 Call at the Deseret News
Book Store
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KEEP YOUR EYE ON CASTILLO.
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$500 TELEPHONES.

For Residences.
Unlimited service.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE.
PHONE co.
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The
THE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF THE WEST, |

Is Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and contains oil tho cream of the
Daily and Saturday News.
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d, bAaGAlN SALE or pNREDEEMF6
ihstruments, etc, OF all kinds at {Wos
sum, $, 80 y; LIST SO. We also loan tha 1--WE ,nS
OF value. y" d" goods
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Sal AIRY LOANS FOR DAY on No
Easy terms. Emp.Credit Co, rn le. "a N TsH,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

G,HEAP MONEY! CHEAP MoNpv'
Aihy amount ON furniture, pianos, S vsiii
need need u nr any good security See Us If S Won
terms lz9 Kelth-OBrien Bldg ~"'' easy
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MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS. rrp
pII enSa,, etc Room 30 Atlas Block, i, y
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sl.OO TELEPHONES.

KEEP YOUR EYE ON CAsTILLA.
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TICKET BROKERS'.
LUMBER DEALERS.

GEO. r FELT & CO., COAiBINAT IoN
fence. lumber shingles, lath. sash. doors
etc. Cor. sth SO. and state. Tel "a
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PROFESSIONAL CApn,
DENTISTS.

Dh WILLIAM NJ WADDEII me- me-
test 90 ana SOC Templeton BuildinsD AN'
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LOST

ONE DARK BROWN MARE. 0 OR Q
stripe I'm face, rope burn back Of car,
oaying white mark Return or notify Hal
vorseu i35 South Third East, and get re-
ward
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ScAvE NcERS.
MACHIMISTS.

NEwSON & co. GENERAL JoBBING
and erecting machinlsts, shop rear Ford
Hotel. Phone 14G6-X.
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THE FIELDS, ELEVATOR SERVICE
electric light steam heat baths, y s~''
First South.
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STOVE REPAIRS.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

HIGHAM BURTON & TAYLOR
East South Temnle street. Salt Lake
City. Utah. Telephone l3S9-K,
d. w. JAMES, successor 20 James \
Harris plumbing, steam and hot water
contractors O. " 2nd 80. st. Phone ~
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PERSONAL.

KETSTERS LADIES' TAILORING
School. Learn 10 make your dresses under
competent instruction, ~ IL. Bird SO. ST.
DID YOU KNOW THE PRICE or
the Book Of Mormon and tho Doctrine and
Covenants had been reduced from 800 to
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TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK.

WESTERN HEATING AND SHEET
Metal Works Manufacturers Of all kinds
Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.
Furnace and Range Work a speciality
Rear Commercial Club Bldg Tel. 9B-Y.
j. A. JOHNSON, THE TIMER, CAR.
fies metal ceiling In stock All work at
the lowest prices. 1877 H. End s, Tel llS5-x.
BYWATER & GRoo. li4-if6 W. SOUTH
Temple. Furnace. Iron, copper, tin. gut.
ter and roofing Work solicited. Tel iI2l-y.
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MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS MD
girls 20 learn how they can get Weo-
ster's big dictionary for a dollar Can at
tho News ONCE.
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SPECIAL.

STOVES TAKEN DOWN and stored for
the season. Redman Van Co. Phone 55.
WE WANT you no KNOW THAT
the headquarters for tho latest station.
cry and business office supplies Is the
Deseret News Book store
MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND
girls, 70 learn how they can get Web
ster's big dictionary for dollar. Cali at
the News Office.
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SAMUEL HOLMES MAKES AND k.-
pairs steam boilers, tanks, smoke s.aSS-N,
etc. Rear 156 w. So. Temple phone N"'.,
GARTMAN MACHINE WORKS. JOB.
bling, repairing manufacturing heA4
Ford's Hotel.
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TWO GOOD UpHoLsTERERs WANT
cd ot once S J., Mattress a Mfg Co, lo'
West South Temple Street.
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INTER MT BUREAU. 10 W. lsT So
We make II our business TO look for q
position for you In your line Call and
register with MS. Phone 1850.
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MEN AND WOMEN. BOYS AND
girls 10 learn how they can get Webster's
blk dictionary for dollar Call at tho
News Office
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

Houses and lots In all parts Of the city,
Terms To suit
HUBBARD INVT. CO., Is W, End So. st.
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THREE PREPARERS AND MAKERS
In Millinery section. Keith-OBrlen'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-28

1924.
In the Salem district, this county
"a. souta Penn Oil Company has drill.
ID its No. 3, on the Rachel Carpenter
farm through the Gordon and the hole
has filed up 1000 feet with fluid. It
viii make a light producer TIC same
company's second test on the D. ". Grif'
fin farm has been drilled feet into the
Gordon and has a light sdow Of oil
The same compauy's second test on the
Andrew Spindle farm is drilling at II
feet in the stray sand and has a Sow
Of oil and gas.
In the same district the Greer Oil Co
has drilled its second test well on tnc
Robinson farm into the Gordon and it
produced 50 barrels tha first "a hours
In the same district, r. I, Lowndes 4
Co., nave completed tneir No. on tn'
Ollie Davis farm AMI have 80 barre
producer.
In the wallacs district, toe Souti
Penn Company has drilled it. seoozt
test wsn on the R Y. Thompson fam
. fcet into the Gordon and rs , vory
light snow Of oil,
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

List Of unclaimed letters in the
clasksburS. W. Va, post Office, adTer-
Used Dec. 90, 1901:
Garret Allen, Clio Alto, Liovanni Ar.
miglio, Nov Amevynoc, Pocsok Antal,
Miss Julia Anthony. Jno. D. Agner,
Jimmie Bennct. Frank z. Barker. Felix
Belanger, H. D. Brewr, Gearl Barnes.
c. W. Boggc,s, Saraa Batrole, Mrs.
Rafus Brown, John Clay, Miss Ellen
Dix. same. ]. N. Dean. Mrs, Dora Dan.
lev, r. L. Edroarir, Miss Alie Flowers,
Tom Flyn, Brose Goodwin, Abysrcist
Gonavyos, John Comma, Francis Hans
ford. Mrs. Il. B. Hathaway, ]. ". Hop.
kins. Ira n. HucDsins, Miss Lucy HitT,
Mary L. Hoffman, R D. HartweIl, Mrs.
liza Hallar, NJ. Kelly, Mrs. Mary z.
Lane. Jno. R, Martin, Mrs. James Nor
his. Miss Myrtle McIntire. Rose z. Nor.
his, William E. Miller, Hugh lIichaels,
Mrs. Anna Nuttg. F. s Pratt, Mrs.
Lovernee Post Miss Mary 4. Price
Maud Pathcriord, AIRS. Whitman Pnears-
iolf. Caarl.s II. Remlssy, Miss Emma
Smith. Louis ]. Saidt, Miss Lizzie
smith. Frank Socnan. R. L. Schneider.
Mrs. Philista Tromas. Il. Thorn, A. D.
v,rC;llsr cabe-t yypstfau g.corrc
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Stationery

Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Book
Bibles and Testaments.
COUNTY MAIL BOOK STORE,
3l7 West Main Street.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2s-staadard OIL
1924.
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SCHOOLLAWs
TO BE CHANGED
Or At Least Senator Cole, According To
Circular Letter, WIN Introduce Bill
For That Purpose.

senator George c. Cole has addressed
tae following circular letter TO all the
county superinteudents and other prom
inent elucators in tns state, asking
their approval Of these changes and also
their cooperation in having such bill
passed.
It is thought that We now need at
least toe following Changes: ~ 4
longer term Of school which should not
be less than six months in the year, in
order to give children Of school age the
advantage Of more time to complete tae
primary school course; ~ Higher sal
aries for teachers to be fixed by law, 80
that salaries may be more uniform
throughout the state, anu also. to stimu-
late teachers to become better qualified
for their work which means better
schools; t3l The magiste-ial district
system changed to county system in
order taat it may b. more perfect and
less expensiv ; ~ One or more high
schools in eaca county IN the state
which should be an infsrmediatet school
between the primar! scnool and the
collegiate course Of the State University,
and it would thereby do away, in time,
with the preparatory branches Of tac
University and the branches Of he
Norma school, which are maintained at
an enormous expense by the state AMI
are nothing more than high schools
largely for the benefit Of the counties IN
which they are located. The high school
would furnish a higher education at
home to hundreds Of boys and girls IN
each county every year. who would other
wise never receive anything more tnan
common school education, aud it woun
also increase the number Of pupils in
the University proper, tour-fold in a
very few years.
An intermediate school. termed the
'<nigner school" has been established in
all The leading educational states in the
Union. New York has proximately 900;
Massachusetts, $50; Pennsylvania, 800;
Ohio. 500; Illinois, 400; Michigan, 25O;
Minnesota, 1875; and many other western
states have adopted the system, waile
West Virginia aas only IS an; they are
in a choatic condition. 50 to speak, for
no two Of them have me same system
Or course Of study; t5l The primary
school system maintained by state
fund. or as nearly 50 as possible, in Or.
der that the system may be more per-
feet. and that chool CAKES max be NOR
equally proportioned throughout The
state. and thereby. the wealthy com.
munities that are now paying from lO'
70 CSC local school tax on the one hund.
red dollars valuation Of property, wonh
nav more and the poorer communities
that are now paying Soc on the one
oundred dollars valuation Of property.
would pay less. It makes no difference
70 the average district, or county.
Wheeler It's tax payers pay all taeir
school tayes into the state school fund
or a part Of It into the STATE school fund
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Weston, ". Va
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va. rMI ELoUR ea.r.nteea Ia
WIN Join II. LAPS.

Bunker PuTem, Of the Stealey add.
ton, nas read the Far East war news
50 closely and earnestly that there ha,
been created in him burning dezirs "a
enlist IN the Japanese army and ae *.
pets to depart in few days with that
end in view.
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WIZ. TELL EEoUR sa...a,..s Best
Popular Traveiina Man Here.

a. R. Weber, travelling salesman for
the Weston Grocery Company, spent
Tuesday night in tae city the guest Of
friends. M, Weber is 4 member Of the
United Commercial Travellers orgAnizs.
ton acre and is quite ven known N
clarksburg
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VIZ. TEL FLOUR su.ranseea Best
Instituted a New Lodge.

Deputy Organizer Jacob NJ. Swart,
returned Tuesday evening from Roanoke
Lewis county. He instituted Roanoke
Lodge, No. 264, Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows there with a CHARTER mem.
Of seventeen persons.
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: + +++++ +++% = - ,
= OIL NEWS, ;
+ = +&%% + ; +%+ ) , + !
on CITY, Pa, Dec. 2S-creiit bal
ances. sI.55; certificates, no bid.
shipments, CPennal l6to07 barrels;
average, 1881. Runs. 1881 barrels;
average. 67,9Oa.
Shipments Lima) 1886 barrels;
average, 562s3. Runs, 1929 barrels;
average. 5s067.
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rnre Nntina

At 4 meeting Of tae city council held
at the council chamber on the losa Day
Of December, 1908, it was ordered that
d. c. Grille, city attorney, draft An
Act" 10 amend and re.enact ths charter
% The City Of claTks5urg West Viz
ginia, to y approved by the council of
said city and presented e tae Legisla-
.tre Of said state, for pas@ge st tn
session q 1905.
WILL N COLE.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-07
ARCESSES.

W. H. Harrison, Cleveland, Miss
writes. Aug. -, l002; Il want to say
a word OF praise for Ballads snow
Eminent. | stepped on a nail, which
caused the cords in my leg Y contract
aud an ahccss to rise in my knee, and
the doctor told me that would have a
stin leg 80 one day went 10 !. ",
Lords drug store (who is now in Den
yer, ColoD lie recommended bottle
Of Snow Linimcnt; got 50c size.
and it cured my beg. II is the best
linimcnt in the world.
ABCESSES, with few exceptions. are
indicative Of constipation or debility.
They may however result from blows
or from foreign bodies. introduced into
The skin OF flesh, such as splintcrs,
thorns, etc.
Sold by Dubois, Kolb & Go.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-07
NEW BANK
Is TO BE ORGANIZED AT HAIR
DIN, MARSHALL COUNTY.

Messrs. Charles Lowry and j. o.
Ruiter. Of smithlAnd. passed through
TIE city this morning en- route 10 Har-
din, Marshall county, 10 organize q
bank.
The capital stock has all been made
up and the work of organizing will be
completed today. The capital will be
fixed at about $4,000 but will be in
creased with the growth Of business.
Mr.. Lowry will do the actual work
Of organizing ana Mr.. Rutter will be
cashier of the bank wnen IL opens for
business. The promoters think a good
banking business can be worked up in
that section.
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associated with him in the operation


associated with him in the operation
of place, it is said, were dismissed.
FRANKIE Eastwood was fined $40 and
costs for running a bawdy house.
G.. Spaulding and Rex Caldwell
were fined $50 and costs for selling
liquor to minors while George Hum
phrey and Rex spaulding were dis
missed OF similar charge.
At press time the appeal case of
Rev. William Grayor, colored, was ON
trial. Grayor is the DO Right preacher
who was arrested and fined in police
court for immortality. lie says a
woman" got in for him" and tried to
do him dirt and that he Is an innocent
man. In police court the evidence
was very damaging against him Tut
he was granted an appeal.
Grayor was acquitted this after
noon, tic jury reforming = verdict Of
not guilty without leaving its seat.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-07
POLICE COURT.

Judge Sanders held another big ses
sion of police court this morning.
CLAY Scott, white, was fined $50 and
costs for being drunk and disorderly.
ID. NJ. Crowell, white, was fined 81
and costs for being drunk.
Joe Prentice who acted in dis.
orderly manner at the carnival last
night, was fined $40 and costs.
II. W. Augustus Vas fined $40 and
costs for breach of the peace, and dis
missed of the charge of being drunk
and disorderly.
Boyd Manley and Henry McAfee,
colored, were arrsigned for fighting,
the former fined $50 and costs and
latter dismissed.
James Combs, colored, who drew
his pistol on Boss Sargent ana other
passengers on depot car, was fined
$50 and costs and given 20 days In
JAIL
City Weigher Hesselton and G. l..
Hunt, who had fight yesterday,
were granted continuance.
The seduction case sgainst DR.. Ber-
nice Winters was continued until
Saturday morning.
Dode Bryant, colored was fined 81
and costs for drunkenness.
Tillie Lynn, colored who cut Lee
Anna Darnell, colored, was granted a
continuance until tomorrow.
The case against Ed Korkle, white,
for the alleged slapping of girl, was
dismissed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-07
Neuralgia
And All Other Pains
Can Be Quickly
n oliCvcG.

Ana what Is ccr9ly os important.
with ease and perfect safety ~ tx
Ing DE- Miles Anti-iain rms, tho pleas
ant. harmless. reliable cure for all
kinds Of pain.
You will find them equally elective In
cases of sick or nervous headache. nou-
ralgia, back ache. stomach ache. sciat-
ica. rheumatism. periodic. bearing-down
and ovarian palms
DR.. Miles Anu-Paln Pills cure by
their soothing and invigortlng influ-
cncc upon the nerves. which are suffer-
Ing for vitalizln- food
For this reason thcy seldom fail 20
bring instant rcilcg IN eases Of nervous
ness. lrritabnity. slccplcssncss. car-sick-
ness. dizziness. and Indigestion.
Those who are familiar with the mer-
It's OF Anti-Paln pills. The little co.a-
fortcrs." find II unnecessary TO suffer NJ
all. and take the Pain pills ON FIST in
dication Of pain, and they always ward
or tho attack
They are 70 surc to DO this that trey
arc sold under q guarantee that II first
package f1.l5 90 relieve. the druggis t
Will return your monc-.
CDR Miles huti-prin Pills have not
only relieved me 81 severe heldachr.
Nervousness gnd Indigestion. but my
mother who has suffered n great dell
With ncurele.a and dizziness. has been
MRS. c. ~ BANKS. $50 W. srd St.
Murristown. y. =.
IS doses. Is cents Never sold in bulk.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

G. w. Elrod, better known as
Bud" Elrod, was this morning found
guilty of false swearing and was given
one year and six months in the peni-
tentisry.
Elrod was prior to this fined $40
aud given enc hour in jail for failing
to appear in court at the proper time.
lie had just gotten out of Jail after
serving the fine for contempt OF court
when he received his sentence to the
penitentiary.
Ii was sworn during a trial som,
time ago that Elrod admitted he wa,
father of child in litigation, but
Elrod swore he was not and the in
dictment for false swearing followed.
The evidence introduced showed that
Elrod did say it was his child.
Is is understood "A motion for new
trial will be filed this afternoon or to.
morrow.
The case of Augustus against Angus.
tus was dismissed.
The BrodericK Bascom Rope Com.
psny got u Judgment against the Sea.
coast Mineral Company for sl3s.
WI. Cardin, alias Black Lilly, for.
fo,toI h,a h.;1
The case against Cartwright for sell.
ing liquor to minors was dismissed.
A. Il. Hsbeck was dismissed Of the
charge Of assault and battery. 90
Sam Lelbel was dismissed of the
charge of keeping bar open on Sunday.
In the case of Henry Kahn, charged
with keeping disorderly house in the
way of running bucket shop, the
motion for u new trial was sustained
and the defendant failing to appear,
the court took it as confession that he
is guilty and entered a iine Of 500,
Atkinson and Mcbride. who were
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-09-07
FOURTH SHAMROCK.
Sir Thomas Upton May Make Another
Effort to Lift the Cup.

London Sir Thomas Upton is paying
"a visit to the Clyde for the purpose. IL
j. believed. OF arranging for the design
and the construction of fourth sham
rock In published interview Sin Thorn
as said the yacht designers scented %
think that the changed rules of meas
urcmcni made in New York would give
q British boat better chance Of lfi-
ing the cup. but his own preference
would be 10 peg away ON the former
lines.
1T seems 10 me-" said Sir Thomas.
rthat q victory scored under exactly the
same conditions that governed previous
defeats would be more gratifying titan
TO win under new rules. especially alter
ations Of our own suggestions. II j. O.
matter, however. for which those are re-
sponsiblc who design and sail the boat. -"
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DEATH IN TRIGG
MR.. NJ. II. JOGOE DIES AND HIS
DAUGHTER CRITICALLY ILL.

Csdiz, Ky, September IN. II.
Jogoc, one of the best men in Trigg
county, died last night of typhoid
fever. A widow and eight children
survive him. The interment was this
afternoon. His daughter, Nancy Lee
Jogoe, whose engagement to Prof. N.
W. Bridges, of Lewisburg. Tenn, was
recently announced, is very low from
typhoid.
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ApJupGEp A LuN Alto.

Emma Lancaster, colored, was this
morning in circuit court adjudged in
sane and ordered taken to the Hop
kinsville asylum. Her condition is
not dangerous and it is thought she
will recover in few months. She
has been mentally deranged from ILL
ness. Officer Aaron Hurley will take
her to Hopkinsville Saturday.