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New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct Is. p. u.-CoTTON-Spot quiet; prices
uuchange: American Iniddltns. bS2d The sales Of the
day bales OF which 500 for speculation
and EXPORT and included $500 American. Receipts.
"a 600 bales Including 20 800 American Futures opened
fru and closed steady. American middlins, Octo
her 25d; October and November. I'D: November and
December 2Sd December and January. 524d; January
and February 5.25d; February March, 26d March
and April sgd; April and May. 2Sd May and June.
K 2oi. nd july PED; July and August SGD
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

Eagle u cartons % sFanulatsi n15o; EAGLE 70
bags ana 2 bass Of fne granulated h2oc: Easie hne
eonfectioners A. 4S5c: Nos and B. 75c NoA 470c;
NO 4toc No g 4.00c: No Z, 4S5c: No S. 45c; No g.
44Oc; No 10, 435c; No H. 425e: No H. 42Oc; Nos i3
~ and 10 aloe. The market for raw sugar remained
steady. with rTices unchanged and quoted follows
DUTY PAID basis Centrifugal e6 test 4lse; muscovado
50 test Sac and moiasses sugar go 3Mc. London
again cabled steady unchanged market with
Der and November quoted at Iss HAD.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

500 bbls and I117oOO sacks: wheat L6oO bush:
corn. 10000 bush cats; % 600 bush Shipmen'S-"hea
800 bush; corn, 5.e0O bush; oats $4,000 bush
Toledo Oct 25.-CLOVERSEED-Cash and October.
81 35 December. 81 375 bid: March. 81 4Ia BID. AL
6IKE-Prime. 81 IS TIMOTHT-Frims, 81 %
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE.

- will be received o. the Commissioner %
Immigration. Es Island; y Y until $50 o'clock p M.
November 1904. and then opened for making certain
interor alterations. principally partition walls 20 the
main building that island Particulars eondi-
tons limitations governing bidders be had
Application 10 WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Commissioners Of
Ir-r-i~-ation Enfs Island. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

Cash quotations were az follows: FLOUR
WHEAT No spring, 81 1881 16; No 3 81 O5QSI IS;
No red, 81 Il G$l y; CORN. No Q 5S%c: No vel
Low 56isc: OATS No 2 sos4s; No White &c; No
Ing sI5G fair 70 choice malting 41q4se; F1AxsEED.
SEED. prime. 81 45aS2 55 CLotER. contraet grads.
$l2 Is MESS PORK bbl $40 90d$11 To- LARD Der
loo 70 81 3Tl.. CUT MEATS-Short rib sides Ooosel
81 l2ls aS7 IS: clear sides O1Xe) ISI 62
WHIsKEY basis OF high wines; 81 "a On the Produce
Exchange to-day BUTTER steady; creameres l5f2I
dairies 1SGlec. CHEESE dull AZ I09lOlsc EGGS
steady mark included 16s91Sisc; nrsts iSIsc:
prime 2lc: extras. &c.
Duluth Oct 2S.-Closs: WEIEAT--No hard 81 %. No
Northern 81 20 No No-thera 81 Is: December 81 IL
Nay. 81 l6.
Milwaukee Oct. 25--wHEAT-No ] Northern q n.
No Northern 81 1881 10: May. 81 13S BID RYE-So5
l. s4Qs4lsc. BARLEY-No 2 SIC: sample g5lSS2i-c
CORNING 3. 5Sg59c. May, 4S7sc asked
Minneapolis Oct 5.-WHEAT-Decemher 81 1sl,.
May 81 i7ss September 9SSei No hard, 81 e. 80 i
First patents SO $3.50 So second patents SO 3O9S6 30;
Minneapolis IN wood. BRAN-tn bulk. SIS 25
Philadelphia Oct 25.-WHEAT dull and L. lower.
grade October 81 l45G$1 15 CORN ouie1 ana
i2c lower: October 5Sd5slsc OATS steady: No while
natural 36c No white, clipped. 5c. BUTTER steadv
fair demand extra creamery 22c extra neari
prints. 2ic EGGS nrm aud active; nearby hFsts sHS
Western nrsts @4c mark CHEESE steady. fair de-
napd; New-York fun creams fancy lOA 9iOiSc -
choice. 10e DO fair 70 good, 9AQ0$e RscePts-Fiouf
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Oct A-FIoUR firm. wHEAT-sprinE
mand No red, 81 % CORN nominal OATS firm;
No 2 white SIC; No ? mixed Sz3sc CANAL FltEIGHTs
steady
Chicago. Oct 25-Tho leading futures ranged Is fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

e-9W ne sdvanee Dsnnans -. n-s,.,,,yv g., v,,-.
winter patents AZ ~ 81 winter straights $ a0GS5 So
YF FintSE S g sSasi as extra SO winter 8 es SO
Shoss saossa g 9, ss9Re fE e scP ug 9a da M
Quoted: kiln 5ries % per 100 70. CoRNMEAL steady
s. asfay fss, 2uOtsa White aad az " yell5% 81 lo eoarsa
Messrn spring SO 75 stSSaas mSaiin SO * u9sea So
Ss6aSsi aes So 10 October shipTaent city bran
@ 8 s hf2sy TsG dSs sssa s ss9S SoSg Sgk eSdS SnS
GRAIN-Vyfsg1Fsi. s1si 1S sacks; k; oilmeal. s2sqs2s 60
SofiT,v SnS q the session the last hour developed
me heayiness IN the rparsf ss ,ssnnsa me- b
c oI's 81 thst some Of the Minneapolis mills we're CLOSING
noted in ths connection tha, peSee f an oa %as
while the NaS%st 1--WE s5 s6 wheat there Mas also ie lower
as ne L5eTor receipts proved to liberal so far
wheat points that the total Zen shade nnasT Isst
Duluth have seT SptsnbeT reoepts a Minneapolis and
sfrss4 S5Sn le tie same time last midday the Brad
ing Increase Of s 6o b S5Seks weTs seeeysd sh2y.
igf % as-Oo9 bush, but its effect the market
ir9m ne OhWes Foreign nausaeas we're IN prae ReES
points ~ PSfiSn They included declines Of 20 to 80
points al Budapest The Areentine reports intinets6
and Broomhal came out With a bear5s5 Summary on
:. S.uT9pean crops Foreign sellers Of May
played over the Russian naval Incident ana traders who
MheSt on the stTength Of It Monday sellers
ssHpoTt; No Northern Duluth 81 2sss and No hard
wheat decDe corn was rsstixel @ all da Ioe 81 5ae
eoe @ eGoa 30 commission house demand and buying Of
unusually cold IN the West but the trade not in
cold weather Wound improve ne rraae e m
ceipts were only 2oOO bush against 1000 bush last
,hs close No quotsd 5Sse EdsE eieTaeo4; y:
aaoat ohTsTbe Tsei nnars ape no ;0- os ysi9w S2e
lowing corn no important feature Ia tbe
follows &ixes IS to s aTSe Is M Ts a 5at6-J %h prices ,ts "
Sl % 81 10 oSgSae and clipped white SO TO 20 10 379
Ing was quoted SIC c New-York.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

esa ExehenFe special Liverpool oablss.spot cotton
"a eA4es q go; speculation and export 800: Amer
yy receipts 1900 bales; American 20 600: mid
-tteiloa o3Ids futures opened quiet. points
css- " heai ara ponts lower Distant positions
&c. sttesey ne: sac points higher; October 62bd'
rsetTt % euber pa. Eoveraher-December, o z3di
siusry 24d; JanURry-February I'D; FEB
-, T-ich p26o March-Apr 27d. Aprll-aiRy. b&eds
- June June-Iuly and Julv-AuRuFt B2sa Nanches-
DPIrosa U gooo demand; cloths steady buf oUieter
fEpprs@-ine nEFke; for essential oils Grm. Win
tisass tine 5uoted al 81 609s3 u and cases a.
eAetrAFRAE. natural 5OffT0c: aTfinclel.
"a sPEAR&I.ST tins Sc 75gS5; TANsY. SO 7s9
y4iarker steady and quoted 44@4aze FOR
tENe -. - el4Al - Tor GOLDEN SEAIA anc ~
f quoted ~ Sc 25asT - for Northern. 81 1896 =
e,.mlerrl eE27ne - ~0e'' - l'' @~-'I--4'
nssyeE AID ATEAL-TTade IN nour to-day only
81 r-i-es scilpe MlH very hrm T. theiF views
-----s eeis s9meshat higher. Buyers are sloU %
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
z EADIMC SYSTEM.

NEW JksFSSEsG SE..V GGNAAal h. h
Liberty street and south Ferry (tlrns frou1 so1-h
terry nVe minutes carrier Deiov
E3SION, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND yTAUCH
ChCNh-zt99 ll-l5 EasJOn Only). 8 I0 a m, 120,
4.40 800 C54J Easton oniyl ?. SUNDAYS ss.2S
WILKESR4RRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo s1o a
5OO :. m SUNDAYS. - -2 a. ] p m
LAhEMOOD. LAKEMUR RSI. TONS RIVER. AND
bAhNEGAE-zA0o. S9.40 g z136 (3-43 &2O.
Lakewood and LakeharSt only). SEQ .. m sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY-ss.40 a m. 1870 ?. N
N1NEAAND AND ERADGEICN-tzAO0 a EytSd
L6NG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
EV9tN6 sPLEEASANI. AND ,SEaS5aO4E POINTS
ll50 D m Sunday. except Ocean Grove AGO a n.
AII4NTTC HLDs, sEABRIGHT. MON1fOUT9
hSh., EASL LOSG BSANC4--A0 o. $50. 11-S0
80. s $. I'D 53S sundays. 90e 400 p n.
{IO0 $500. s9-00 tl0.01. t1LOO a m tl2G0. sLOC.
ASO. I2G0 tSo % acc fS00 20 90. t73o Ss00. sloS1
1900 a m, '2-oO s'A6O. 600. goo. 1as3 D N
BALTIMORE AND WAsHTNGTON-soo s1oee.
sI2o0. s2OO, .4o0, ssQo. 200 era Is -
NLLIANSPORT-l4Oo 90. Et25. $500. rs 10 tl0.O0.
1lC0 a. Reading only, lS10O sl2O. WOO p.
Reading Pottsvtlle. Harrisburg only. f&O0 f50 p.
zFrOm Liberty Street only. SDaisy. TDaily eLcept
qua xSaturdays aExcspt SATURDAYS
Olices: Liberty Ferry. South Astor Hou--.
261. asa. 1900. 1894 Broadway. 1s2 5th q Unlon
Square 153 125th St. z4S
St, BrOoklyn. $40 Broadway. Williamsburg New Sors
Transfer Co calls foF and checks baggage 70 desti7sn
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr Gen Pass'r Agene
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

ForeiEn Coftee Marlets T2ioCofee market quiet; No
Rio sS4OO. exchare Ie 15-32d: receipts IS 600 bags
two dsysi stock $1,000 bags Santos-Ciood average
sartos $500: reosiu1s 4So00 bags 1.-TWO DAYS. stock
10000 bags. Eauburg-CofIee market opened 4 to
pseuuig lower. 2:20 net i pfennig lower;
sss 1000 hays Issvre-Coffee market opened barely
STEADY. unchsnsed AZ l. m. advanced Z franc a.
n n. declined franc; 1t $50 m declined = franc;
ealaa .o0o tags.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

COTIOS--lhe gnreEs report groved e surprise the
hesrS They took the ground that the report did
cover sufficient territory. including OILY sc counties
CT q total reporting last o. sl2 be considered
representative end that 4 valUeless ndica-
uon q the showing by the entire belt but all that
vas issued and the market closed z far gain.
he report showed that % counties. including from
slrost csch q the cotton States. hsd rinned 10
oober Is about 42Cs3 bales against 2o2 6e9 bales last
Feer counting round bales haf bales s22 Isl bales
egans IS 21s bales last year This would nd
cate in the Of cctton ginned
. cert compared with last only between
oO0D and 6OoC GO bales. when u has estimated
that 1000 000 bales had been ginned the date
nolsa local firm !sSued private during the
morning stating that replies from $50 correspondents in
ne belt Indicated tsat he average 30 per OF
ne crop had been g1nned 70 October is and. the
enng q these EtaenentE, II IS a possible
70 ngure out small The census ginning re
y ths Weather little attention while
e uade hardly knew what construction place the
on that the world would require 10 9S4 O0O
bales of american cotton for the Gables
aIhr Irregular. but about expected and the local
market opered steady ~ advance of points 20
ceone q points. Immediately following the call the
1al-ket ruled frrl reports q less
ee1eszl and frost IN the Western belt. which
ouh 10 indicate that further development in
ne of growth may be locked Tor IN the territory
es q the Mississippi But after selling 70 net ad
ace Of about 5Gs points. the market weakened n an
ueipsticn q bearish report and sold on to
sharply Ecady advance OF 9413 points.
h9les were estimated at 800 600 bales
he range n contract prices in The local market to-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26
Railroads.

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE ONLY FouR-TRAcK LINE LEApINe
OUT OF NEW YORK.
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
e The leaving time from pesbros.ss and cortla9ds
Twenty-third street station
FOR THE WEST.
s7-55 A. M.-CHICAGO SPECIAL
'lo@5 a M.-THE PENNSYLVANIA L1MITED.-z3
.I5s P M.-ccHISAGo AND s.. LOUIS EXPRESS
sSSS p NJ NJ EsTERS i7I;tS "a "a xPBEss PBEsss
.,55 Ml.-PAc1EIc ExFREss. ssssS'
.ss + r MPIFTgsrRGP MMfixHANP s1EG1ST PEP eTxcINTr Exp
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
GssSS on;..ss9SS; 12 49,; '1oSS Isz5. lass 70
m ss5 sIas5 sunday s e. lSSs
dsi,E iH,IEItN RAILwAY-s,25. as p. 12.1o m
ATlIl1NTIc Il.lS5T COAST LIME-s.s5 a m and sas p. m
sEdART1oAED dsT1S AIR LINE.-52:s ,. m and 1alo a m
N9EFioLk 9sjiTLk AND WESTERN RAILwAx.-a2B =. N
ca has. a5ESAPEAKE & OSLO RAILwAx-7ss a m week
FOB OLD P6iNT coMFoRr and NoREoLK-75s a. n
ATL1NTiSc' cfT9RR65sf III P & fsi'g NJ ara weekday.
49, 4a5i--l2.S5 p. week-days
Ns;S05 BRANCH ASsCRY PARK North Asbury Park
S9s5oays1. % and Point Pleasant SIS y 3. S25
except Long Branchl aad ass p weekdays
SNNISSS' 80 a. m and ASS p m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
0TI so g 10 raS5 s2S ssS. ss26 st955 ass 't!e =
IVO 11oo a m. 1923, s12 55, sL5j. 2 IL. &0Ss 80
40 s425 ass ('t455 for North Phadelpnis ontyl
80 900 t6S. &25. 825 CS55 North Pnlladeipaia
SSIS| n u 10 night weekdays. Sundays .5y3
OS 50 '9t ste 55, S55. 't1025, '1OS5 a. a. 1@z
80 ~4oS '325 ass. - % st4S5 foE SoTth EnlLa-
% SspIia Sny2 . 50 '555. 655. 80 s25 = taSa fos
'1)lnlns Car. fExtra-fars train
@feL oces Nos 461. 1884. 113 and 25f BroadWayi -
h venue lbelow 23d ST.: 2G3 Fifth Avenue teosE
zStn SLl' AstoT House, and stations named ABOVE
bIookIyI Court street, $50 Fulton Street so sreaG
nay, Sn1 lvanIa ANNEX station IEe Sew So.a
TRANSFER company will call check baggage from
hotels ana residences through 70 destination
Telephone 4S Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
". W. ATTERRURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Tradfc Manager.
GEO. W. ROYD,
General Passenger gent
New-York tribune., 1904-10-26

Receipts OF breadstu interior points, in thousands
last three cipher tO omitted -four bbs grain bush.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
Is COMING HOME
DIR. l.. G.. CASH WRITES THAT
HE Is IN PUEBLO. COL.

Col. Bud Dale, proprietor of the
New Richmond Hotel, today received
a postal card from DIR. l.. q. Cash,
tho missing optioiap, dated Pueblo.
Col, stating that he would return TO
Psducsh in = few days. DIR. Cash bad
been here for several mont he. board
ing at the New Richmond. He dis
appeared the latter part OF September.
saying he was going to Evansville TO
meet his wife and bring her here. and
had not been heard Of since until to-
day. when the postal came His wife
has written here a number Of times to
ascertain where he was. and IL any.
thing had been heard from him.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
NJ W. or
TEE RIVERS.

The gauge today 10 again three =
tenths Of foot, without . prospect OF
more water. There have been no
boats, practically. for many days ex-
cept the small PACKETS
The Lulu Warren IL due tomorrow
from Tennessee river, and leaves again
Wednesday night.
II will require . foot more water In
the Tennessee river before snv Of the
tie boats can start again.
The City OF Charleston leaves today
for Golconda
The ROYAL leaves this afternoon for
Southland, Ky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
BASS IN TIE CUMBERLAND.

Congressman John Wesley Gaines
has within the past week had 800
black bass placed in the streams Of the
Sixth district and sunounces that IL
10 bis intention to fully stock all the
streams with this game and toothsome
fsb, saws a Nashvillsspsper. He will
secure from the government IS many
fish ss possible and will place them In
the Cumberland river above Lock A.
He has christeued this part OF the
river Bryan Bay" in honor of Hon.
n. T. Bryan. chairman of the Gum
beriand River Improvement commits
sion. 81
II Is believed that the next Legisla-
surA will pass fish law providing that
all game fish under a certain length
must be returned to the water II
caught and placing other restrictions
on fishing. It Is believed that under
the new laws that the Cumberland
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
HAD TO HAVE SWITCH.

A great many people wonder why
the Paducah City Railway COMPANY
put in q switch on Broadway b tween
Fifth and Sixth streets The switch
was put in because the company had
to AXE to the middle of the street in
rounding the corners at 9Th and
Broadway Had the double tracking
been carried out from Fifth street.
the tracks leading out South and
North Sixth streets would cut within
foot or two Of the pavement ana the
city would not allow this. The double
tracking will be carried on out to
Ninth street to the switch at Ninth
and Broadway. Cars are now running
through from Fifth to Sixth street on
Broadway, and traffic is delayed no
more except on the Broadway line
where transferring has to be done.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
EARLY BLAZE
STABLE AT MR.. A. J. DECKER
DAMAGED TODAY.

The central and No. fire depart
ments we're called to the residence Of
Mr.. A. J. Decker st Seventh and
Jefferson streets this morning about
1850 O'Clock to extinguish q small
blaze in the room and side OF the
stsble.
The IRE is supposed to have orisi
mated from hot ashes being thrown
against the eide Of the stable, a. the
fire started at the ground near the ash
pile and worked up to the roof. only
. portion OF the roof and side Of the
stable were burned aud the damage
will amount TO but few dollars. The
stable was empty except for some old
articles stored In It.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
TO CALIFORNIA.

Via Scenic Colorado or True southern
Route. Daily Through Pullman Stand
ard Sleeping Cars, st. Louis TO San
Francisco, via. the Missouri Pacific Ry.
and Scenic Colorado. Elegant Tourist
Sleeping Cor Service every Tuesday and
Thursday from St Louis. Daily through
Pullman STANDARD Sleeping Cars, st.
Louis TO Los Angeles. California, via.
Iron Mountain Route-the True
Southern Route. New Tourist
Sleeping Car Excursions via Iron Noun.
tain Route and II Paso, leave 81. Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday. The ser.
vice and equipment is strictly upto-
date. Round trip and low rate one way
tickets are on sale via. Iron Mountain
or Missouri Pacific System from all prin-
cipal points in the East. For berth
reservations aud full information, ad.
dress r. T. G. Matthews, T. p. A.. Louis
vile, Ky., or II. c. Townsend, G. p. &
T A., ST. Louis, Mo.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
A CASE OF 1T.
Many More Like 1t In paducah.

Many More Like IL In fadueah.
The following case is but one. OF
many similar occurring daily in Padu-
cab. II is an easy matter TO verify
its correctness Surely you cannot ask
for better proof than such a conclusive
evidence
j. A. TIouser. of 1921 South Ninth
street, carpenter, says II have been
subject to kidney complaint all my life +;
not constantly or seriously, but every
now and then sometimes without warn
ing-I had attacks, some of which laid
me up. noticed that the contraction
of a cold always affected my kidneys
and when in this condition. in addition
10 backache, there was trouble with the
kidney secretions Like had tried
more than one preparation ] got Doan
Kidney Pills at Dubois, kolg & Cos
drug store and took course of the
treatment. The last attack disappeared
SO pleased was with the results that
gave Doan's Kidney Pills to child Of
mine annoyed with weak kidneys. The
results obtsined stamp Deans Kidney
Pills as being up TO representations
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster. Milburn Co.. Buffalo. y. Y, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
CITY VOTING PLACES, ELECTION TOMORROW

corner Of Goebel avenue and Tennes-
see street.
Kirkpatriok's-At No. sos South
Ninth street, near Washington.
North Side Court House--At county
court house, Sixth and Washington
streets.
South Side Court House, No. L.
At county court house.
South Side Court House No a.
At county court House.
Glauber's-At James Glauber's
livery stable. corner Third and
Washington streets.
wsrehouse-At Foreman Bros.
Novelty Works, at le4 Broadway.
Rogers'-At 2. u. Graham and
Co IS warehouse. 99s Broadway.
savage's-At Sections sign works.
corner Of Sixteenth aud Monroe.
Henneberger's-At wooten black
smith shop. at SIT South Tenth street.
Berry's-At Robertson's stables,
corner Third and Harrison streets
Pillow Fsotory-At Dri.kol Posthoie
Augur oompanys Office in old pillow
factory at sixth and Trimble streets.
Gailman's-At Gallman's grocery,
at corner of Twelfth and Burnett
streets.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
NEW TINE CARD
ONE IS PROBABLE NEXT SUN
DAY-sosE IMPORTANT
CHANGES.

Trainmaster henry ScheuiDg has
gone to Louisville where he will sssist
Superintendent A. II. Egsn and other
officials 10 making out q schedule for
. new time card, which will be effect.
i've probably about Saturday IL 1t can
be gotten out this soon.
The time card will effect the Louis
VILE division and IL is said some i'm.
portant changes will be made in the
freight runs and probably some
changes made in the passenger RUS,
although this has not yet been decid-
ed. The officials expect TO complete
their work of rearrangiDg the time
card by Thursday
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
VERY LITTLE SICKNESS.

The doctors report very small
amount Of illness, and especially 10
the healthy condition OF the city
noticeable In the fact that there are so
few patients in the railroad and city
hospitals. There are but four patients
in bed in the |. O. hospital and at the
city hospital very few patients are
reported. The doctors have been MAX
ing few calls and what few case are
reported are mostly insignificant.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
SUCCEEDS In GETTING HIS AT LAST
ROOSEVELT REPLIES TO TYNER

Washington, Nov. 5.-By direction of
the president, Secretary Loeb sent to
James n. Tyner, former assistant attor-
ney general of the postoffice depart.
ment, letter in reply to Tyner's let
ter made public Thursday night and in
which Tyner charged the president with
inspiring tissue Of falsehoods in re-
gard to him.
Mr. Loeb's letter says that as the ques-
tion of Tyner's guilt on the criminal
charge on which he was tried has been
passed upon by jury, the president
acquiesces in the jury's finding but the
evidence Seems to him overwhelming
that you (Tynerl were guilty either OF
moral obliquity in the performance of
duty or of the grossest inefhcieney."
Matters the Jury Didn't Get.
The letter says; There are certain
matters which could not come before the
jury which, nevertheless, it was and is
necessary for the president to consider
when you request him to take any ac,.
tion looking to the rehabilitatiopFf'o f
your character"
The letter here mentions thf visit Of
Mrs. Tyner, Mrs. BarreSs and safe
expert to Tyner's ogi&, and the rifing
Of the safe, andf continues; The de
rsrtment of juyfce has never been able
to know exaetfy what documents were
abstracted<from the safe. The president
has PIE right TO assume that they would
I, not have been distracted in this manner
had they not been of a character such
as would greatly incriminate you and
Barrett.
AS regards this and all Of your other
actions, the president was at one time
inclined to excuse you on the ground OF
your failing powers, but as you made
common cause with Barrett it was diff
iicult to see how this excuse could be
put forward"
Wanted His Daughter Taken Care OF.
Reference is smade to letter from
Tyner to the postmaster at Portage,
Wis, asking that Tyner's daughter re-
main in that office. This letter was in
part But don't want my daughter to
remain at Portage except with your full
acquieseence. l can secure transfer
for her to probably any other office |
may select II she goes elsewhere the
money that pays her salary will go to
the office to which she shall be trans
ferred."
Commenting on this Mr. Loeb's letter
says: This request was a grossly i'm
proper one for a man in your position
to make TO a postmaster, and your let
ter certainly implies that favors may be
given on withheld in the discretion Of
the man making the request"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07
CURED CONSUMPTION.

Mrs. W. b. Evans, Clearwater, Ran,
writes my husband lay sick Tor three
months. The doctors said that he had
quick consumption. We procured bot
tic Of Billiards. IIorehound Syrup, and 1t
cured him. That was six years ago.
Since then we have always kept a bottle
10 the house. We cannot do without IL.
For coughs and colds II has no equal.
25c, SOC, SlOO. Sold by Dubois, kolb &
Co. va
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-07

The following are the places fer
casting tomorrow's vote inside the
city Sheriff Potter and Deputies
have completed arrangements for the
election and consider the places select
ed the best and most convenient OBJ
taine BILE.
County Clerk Graham and assistants
have sent out all ballots and otner
material. and everything is ready for
the battle of ballots tomorrow.
Republicans should remember that
the polls open at o. m. and close at
4 p. IN. These are where you must
vote:
Butler's-At J. ID. O'Brien's office
at 1877 Meyers street, In Mechanics.
burg.
South Side Fire Dopartment-At
engine house No. 2, corner Fourth and
Elizabeth streets.
Ohalk's-At Plat sneed's barber
shop 9Sl South Third street.
Diegel's-At Diegel's paint shop. in
alley between Seventh and Eighth and
Tennessee and Jones streets.
Scnmidt's--At barber shop. 1881
South Eleventh street (uext TO Rip
ley's drug store.)
Ysncey Sat Union drug store, ct