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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-17
BOY DROWNED

Milton. KY Aug. i1-EIarold
Luckett. aged fourteen. while bath
ing with an eiRht.year old boy in the
Ohio river, twelve miles below town
was drowned. His body was re.
onvafod
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-17

Hcndsrson, KY, Aug. 10. O.
Tennis, O. II. Battin and Harry
Randall, members of the Tennessee
Construction company, Of Louisville,
KY, are in Evansville TO 60 over the
proposed traction line between there
add Henderson in which they are in
teTested. This road will be extended
to Rockport, Ind, .-and later may run
to owensboro, Ky. The Evansville
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-17
BLOOD POISON FEARED.

Mayheld. Ky, Aug. l7--R. j.
Mobley, the young man who was sho,
here by young Powell is resting
better this morning, although bloc
poison Is feared. Powell fas not been
arrested. Mobley is the son of IA
Methodist minister.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
JUROR TO MARRY
sridesroona-eo-Re Must Wed Win
Court Officer Present at
Ceremony

SYRACUSE N y, Dec. 14-BeirS
a juror at murder triad on the eve
OF ones welding is the uncomfortable
situation in which Elmer S:earns, a
Cardiff farmer. &c years old. finds
himself he Is enc of the twelve men
who this week will determine the
fa:e OF Frederick L Mason. who last
July shot and ldllcd his father.fn.law.
at Amber. IN the southern part of
onondaS2 county. One hundred and
fo-ty7are Een We're examined before
the 5ss;ry Was completed. and Stearns
more than any other hoped that he
might be challenged peremptorily.
Had ne told the counsel on either
size OF his pred:caneat he might
hcye been accommodated,
AS 1t is, SsearrS has the promise
Of Supreme Court Justice w S. An
drews. who is presiding at the trial.
that he may be married, providing he
viii go to the wedding in custody of
a deputy sheriR. pay the officers ex-
penses. and return with him after the
ceremony. Should the case so to the
5ury. this afternoon 1t is unlikely that
Stearns VIII wed tonight.
When court adjourned Friday af-
ter1oon John He's, OF whom Mason
ssas jealous. was on the stand. He
went TO the theater the previous
light with Mason's wife. and her sis
.er and mother. It has developed
hat David Wilson. for the taking OF
those life Mason Is now on trial
or murder. was prevented from com
hitting suicide with arevoIyer few
,ears ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14

L euFSI-
Now, hurrah for feast day newt
Cometh again the Christmas chez.
Hang the tree with another crew
To follow the toys Of yesteryear.
-PUcK.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
erosion zcLARKE IN : MoNslEuR sEAucAlRE.
a GREAT TRUST
SCHEME IN GERMANY
Would checLenate Plan OF Govern.
nent to Get Control Of Coal
Mining Company.

BERLIN, Dec l4.-A limited Eabu-
1ty company named the Herne has
been organized here with capital OF
100000 for the purpose of check
mating the Prussiaa government ia
getting control OF tf>e Eibernia C0ai
Mining Company Tie organizers of
the new company are the Rhenish-.
Westphalian Coal syndicate. TIE
Deutsche Bank. the ltsconto cese1iz
schaft, the Darmsraedster Park and
the Bleichroeders Sani.
The concern IS holding couzoarS
modelled after the Northern Securities
Company, which admittedly suggest
ed it, and it is new departure tn
German. company dnaneserins The
plan of operations is 70 acquire all
the Hibernia stock lot IN the hands
Of the government and 20 Issue bonds
against the same
The affair marks a new chapte- IN
the relations of the government to-
ward capital combinations During
Tie debate in the Pruss:an Diet last
week Minister OF Commerce and In
iustry Moeller earnestly warned thezI
Iiberaia interests against the pro
ected organization. which he called
/ trust Of defiance" and plainly n
mated that 1t would provoke more
adical measures against the tr1:Sts
han anything hitherto contemplated. {,
he public VIII eager1y watch the gov
rnment's next move in the game.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
lNDIcTfNe TIE WAiTEcAPs.
Five Hundred Persons May BE Prose.
eutedsIn Missouri 70. Terrorizing
Negroes

new ORLEANS. Dec. 14.-1,he
grand jury at Brooahaven. Lincoln
county, Miss, under instructions from
District Judge Wilkinson, has gone &C.
stiyelyseo work 10 suppress the white.
Gaping which has prevailed in that
part of Mississippi fo- Two years.
;s3 The investigation made by the
Grand Jury has disclosed thar some
of the leading officials IL the county
have not only, been in sympathy with
the whItecaps, but have acted with
them. The first: three indictments
were found against T. j. Montgomery
member of the Legislature from Lin.
coin. and J.. G. Bryant and C. b. Wills,
members of the county board OF su.
peryfsors. Judge Wilkinson says that
these indicted officials viii be com
PEELED to resign thei- Offices under
threat of impeachment
It is now probable that between go
and SOC. persons will be indicted in the
county for whitecappins. out OF a
whole population of 5000. The grand
Jury brought out all the facts in regard
to the organization which was orisi-
nally formed under the name of the
Farmers Protective League. with Tie
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
HISTORIC eGlLDINc slIA FsY.
Condition Of the Rasiiisa o. ST. Msrkts
Is Aiarnaihs.

u
VENICE Italy Dec. sin ear
Manfredf and who Have
been intrnsted WITH the care al lie
basiltca Of st Marx; s since tisc I'LL
Of the c:ampal lie have presented taeir
ofaciaI report sets forth mar de
condition or the sbassica IS mcst
alarming The whole IuEl rs shows;
weakness.
I,hes founda ions me bendns MD
cracBfng. the walls are siIlrin and
the ceilings OF two cr 81 Sc va1t.
threaten 10 gFsse IA ii ses Z.
may eause most Of tlae basfI Hes to :hc
Nay The er ineers reccrn mead tho:
t;riIae1 ito erection of scairoIesne: and
pTopose d thorough 1z cc shs
whole Building Including rspnra flo1
81 pc FONDA ions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
sunaeN.er PhiloaonhN,.
years ago,
Jacobson Globe.

Jump a man before he has had
breakfast If you want light.
Don't allow 70 cents worth of bus.
mess 20 start your rattle
What has become Of the oId-rash-
Toned town that acknowledged a
.benee
When preacher calls on a man 1t
IS sign that the man Is pretty sick
We wish we were 5 and the longing
of our hean could go in stocking
There are men we wouldn't believe
under oath. but we would hate TO 60
into court and swear to IT.
II your Santa Claus has had hard
time getting lis money together dur
ing his life he shows a decided oppo.
sition to buying things that are fool.
ish
After man gets so used TO the ar
rangement OF the furniture that he.
can find his way after dark. &c is time.
to move II. @sS5
When a woman is bride and
doesn't know her husband very wen,
she exagserates his Illness. but after
awhile he has to die 70 prove ii.
Whenever man says he can take
quests home with him without notify.
ng his woman folks. and that they
VII be pleased. the smile Is passed
round. Sb
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
money # you let us furnish you what you
Riheldaff fer & BroWnfield,
The Leading jewelers..

ayowed object OF controlling the labor
of the county IN the interests OF the
farmers The movement finally de-
veloped into one against the negroes,
some of whom were run out OF the
county and two killed. When EarGa
man was elected governor he secured
special appropriation to break up
the whitecaps. and in conjunction with
some of the local authorities he has
finally succeeded Ia dong So
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14

All the new books as they com,
out L1oyd's, 314 Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
II zslssa j So Toys s.

=
Ths EaIsss u oid TOYS.
Where are toyssof yestery ear
srisInp and monkey and: ark srsss
drum. ~
3Scattered IN fragments rar ana near
Rutsfase 70 their Whereabouts IS
Fo-the monk is dust and the horn
is dumb
And the ark is week and sunk i
fear.
And gone is the drum to the ling
dom come
With the other toys Of yesteryear
Blithe was our child slar Christmas
viewing the tree e..a treasnrss
hung.
Sun in his ..nightie:se pure array.
Shr:ekics aloud with gleescme
tongue. =
Howhe revelied his things an,onS:
Little cherub,," ''The precious dear.
Swelled the psean from Est and
- il412 80
But alas. for hose toys Of yesterycar.
Look" spake the trur.. at his ms
ers cute I
But only the once such words he
said.
For he right soon went by the back
door route
With his strings all cut and hole
in his head,
BY a hasty tread was the trumpet
sped.
The ark was RACED % its bu,wsrks,
The monk was mashed IN the tsnst-
Twas thus with the :oys of yesterz
year,
I'VE. bright with aol,e were those
bright young ioys- /
How sweet to gladden. the caildis...
heart
nd they thrilled with pride and they
brimmed with joys
And he tore them joint from joint :
apart =
them of vanish and paint
and gear.
trewed them wide through the v
household mart
h. where are the toys Of yesterycayc
L'enyci-
ow, hurrah for a feast day new IL
Cometh again the Christmas chez. b
ang the tree with another crew s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
FOR Sale.

The entire Punishment OF the
Delmonico Hotel. Everything ready
to make you money will be offered
at private sale until Saturday, Decem.
Der II. 1905. VIII be sold that day on
the premises at public auction II not
sold before. Sale at 10 o'clock. APP
ply to w. L. Protzman, at the Econ.
onay store. 321 Madison street. Fair
mont. W. Va. <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14

We want to feed Marion county
with Marion -four. Help IT along. <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
NOTICE 81 /: TO L. p4laYMEN.

We are making; choice hominy feed,
which Is unequafed for dairy purposes.
Miller Clark Grain co. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14
Reflections of a Bachelor.

Santa Claus always gives every
head OF a family an empty pocket.
book for Christmas.
a man can make lot of money by
not playing the tips he gets on sure
things.
There is very little fun in the kiss
that you are both willing to have 9TH
er people see.
II is about as expensive to lose a
suit with poor lawyer as to win one
with a good one. -
IT'S a nice thing to have a girl in
the family to comfort you for the way
the boys turn out--New York Press.
All the new books as they come
out L1oyd's, 314 Main street. x
We want to feed Marion county
with Marion -four. Help it along. x
Magnolia flour for pastry purposes. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-14

z Quick cole tions. prompt settle
nents-s Marion Claim Agency.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-23

Always at home and
Always ready for business.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-23
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Don't forget the Millinery Sale at
Sachs .
Sailor hats at less than half AT
Sachs Millinery Sale now on. $
DIR. Hubby viii resume practice Mar.
list, Boston building, Fort street.
Just received ex Aorangi Canadian
apples. Fine quality. C. ]. Day &c CO..
New spring wash goods for shirt
waists just received by Whitney &
Marsh.
Tremendous reductions in flower
trimmings, and hats, at Sachs Milli-
merry Sale.
Party aavertises in today's issue un-
der Classified Ads for a horse, har-
ness and road cart.
Henry May & Co. have just received
a fresh stock of the celebrated Fleck-
niger canned fruits including every va
riety.
See Stanley Stephenson, the modern
house painter. for first class work.
shop on King street, near 2eo hack
stand.
Many desirable new goods have ar
rived at Blom's store in Progress
block, including pillow linen, mosquito
netting 1aces and embroidery.
Call at Honolulu Photo-Supply Co.
and see the kodak developing machines.
These wonderful contrlvances develop
ing IN the country or at home, where
ever you are. Not the least trouble.
In order to import beer from a cold
to a warm climate it is necessary to
fortify it with acids that are highly
injurious to the digestive organs. A
beer that is guaranteed absolutely pure
is Primo Lager. Made at home for
home consumption.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-23
AT THE HAWAIIAN.
Public Band Concert There This
Evening.

Beginning at 7:S0 this evening, the
Territorial band viii play the following
concert program at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel:
PART T.
Overture-':King' Lieutenant It'll
Chorus-'"Tannhause 5000. Wagner
Selection-'I Due Foscari" Verdi
Vocal Selections
j. (a) "Hilo Kupa Loke.''
q OBJ 'Liki Kai Ohele.'
Miss ]. Keliiaa.
(c) 'tAuhea Lau Vabine."
Cd Hone Ae Nei."
Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART H.
"reminiscences of Offenbach'' .Conra Ii
ntermezzo-''Dixie Land" .Haines
Waltz-'The Syrens" $50. WaldteufeI
Polka-"A Good kiss ..........C oote
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-23
WET WEATHER
BRINGS ANTS AND
COCKROACHES
INTO THE HOUSE.

In every house in town there is
an increase in ants and cock
reaches. Even the ground bugs
come in seeking a dry place. Every
housekeeper IS busy drying out
mating, rugs, and clothes. Every
housekeeper needs heIp-the right
kind OF help-to kill and externin-
ate these pests. Here's the best
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-23
BLACK MARIA"
ANT POISON.

Tins IS the strongest and most
lasting poison for keeping away
ants and bugs, 1t kills instantly.
We have customers. in San Fran
cisco who send down for our BLACK
Maria Ant Poison because it is bet
ter than anything they can get in
that big city. 1t is the best that
you can get in Hawaii. Get bot
tie of this ammunition and wage
war of determination on the little
foes that are SO troublesome. Price
twenty-five cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20

ness with marked ability and erect.
Loyal to the doctrines OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, and to the In
terests OF the Virginia Conference, IL
gives no uncertain sound on the many
live issues nnw before us. Education,
missions and temperance have found IN It
a constant champion, nor has any inst!-
tuition or Interest OF the church suffered
n. Its hands. It seeks to be the organ
OF the entire church. and to this end It's.
columns are open to all legitimate dis
cussiun This committee INDUCES the
hope that every member OF this confer
ence will exercise due diligence to In
crease It's circulation and to enlarge Its
usefulness.
1--WE submit herewith the report OF Rev.
T. S. Hunter, our superintendent Of coll
portage, and commend the energetic ef-
forts put forth for the improvement OF
this department. We are gratifed that
Brother Hunter sto give his entire time
hereafter to this work for we feel sure
that In It Is found a field OF usefulness
second in importance and opportunity to
none other IN the church. BE It rcmem-
bcred, brethren, that the success of our
agency depends largely upon US. There
fore let us see to 1t that the unanimous
support OF our people. both moral and
financial be accorded Brother Hunter dur
ing che ensuing conference year
...The report OF Smith and Lamar. our
book agents, has been submitted in the
usual form, and bears the approval OF the
EY,worth Era and the Methodist Guar
tcrly Review are self-sustanlng. The
capital Is now $685. 80. substantial
Increase. The total net sales are $751;
2,4.s4 which IS an increase in FOUND
numbers OF $4,000. The total net profit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
THE ELKs' REST.
Al. G. Fields Ministries to Play
for This Worthy Cause.

On December the 10th Al. Fields's Min
strels will tender q benefit to Richmond
Lodge OF Elks Tho proceeds to so to
the Elks' Rest fund
In every city Of any size the order has
in some cemetery an Elks' Rest for tAe
burial OF their dead. Richmond Lodge
has beautiful section in Hollywood on.
the knoll overlooking the Davis plot. and
1t is their intention to make this section
one OF the prettest In the city of tao
dend. Already 1t has been handsomely
.curbed, and members are MI now
anxious to erect a monument, the. style
to be n life size elk OF bronze, on granite
pedestal.
Tho Eks are not asking contributions,
They want the public to get their
moneys, worth, hence In presenting the
Fields Ministries to the public they feel
assured the public Will be repaid by the
matinee or evenings entert y nment 1t
lis the wish OF the lodge to dedicate this
monument In the spring. and when COM
pleted, it Will be ono OF the attractions
for visitors to the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
DUFFY squire malt WH|SKEY

is the Comfort and Support OF Old Aee.
The sincere and grateful tribute of Mr.
Arnold who has the distinction of being
the Oldest citizen Of Pen nsHlVanla, to the
inyiEoratinR and life-nrolongng powers
OF Duffy's Pure Malt Wnlskey I, Is one Or
record He reads and Is dependent upo.n
no one for the little services md ntteli-
lions OF old age. Mr.. Arnold's memory Is
perfect and his eyes spnrklc with inter-
as he r Sstov Gysn{s ns
hundred years. He Is firm N the belief
ing assistance OF DuffY's Pure Malt Whis-
keYuhe will liveanother quarter OF q CEN
fury, Z,
III you wish to keep young, active and
roses or health and retain full possess
sion ySar Mn WSsE Ee mga.
ai iSlv as directed, and avoid drugs o. all
kinds. IT nourishes he vitality, no mat
ter how weak or feeble It NAV hn"e he
GOMEZ feeds and cnrlrles the blood, and
stimulates the circulation. irving, health
and power to the body, hrain'i nerve ana
muscle.
Mat w asG,f i Rffst al faet tSat
thousands .nf doctNrs ard ehoSn'tals use
1t exclusively md that It's the only whis-
kew recosntzed by the government as q
mAdicjre It contains no fneel oil,
cAUTloN---When you ask for Duffy's
Pure Malt Whlskey, bs cure you Get the
genuine. Sold by reIIabls crIrafsts and
grocers everywhere, In sealed battles only,
Look for tho trademark, the "old Chem,
ISL" on the label, ami he sure the seal
over the cork Is not brok'n. 81 bottle
Medical booklet With Testimonials md
doctors advice free Duffy Malt W!lls-
key Company, Rochester. N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
Invited To. CONE HERE
THREE YEARS H||EAIC
Local Society Of National Con- G s.:
gress, Sons Of American VI.
Revolution, as Host. SS3

The National Congress OF the Sons Of
the American Revolution will probably.
hold its meeting IN Richmond In 1891.
The local society, at its meeting Fri
day night, unanimously decided to extend
an invitation to the national body to.
meet here the year OF the Jamestown;
celebration, and there is every reason
to believe that the invitation@will be ao-a
cepted, The congress held its meeting
in Richmond in 1896, and the members
we're delighted with their stay in the
city. They believe that the session Of
three years hence will prove for many
reasons to be one OF the most interesting
and perhaps the most largely attended
In tho history Of the organization. l
Tho society at Friday nights meeting
decided to issue an address to all resi-
dents in Virginia eligible for member
ship to join the society It is hoped that
the membership may be largely Increased
before tho national meeting here.
Judge T. L. Lewis, president Of the
Virginia Society. will probably attend the
meeting Of the board OF managers and ex-s
ecutive committee OF the national organi-5
.zation, to be held In Philadelphia in De-
cen1her zt a 3gat rs NJ IS 8st 5Y{it, t$5E3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
DR.. Shops Restorative.
a very desirable appoint.

Hampton, a very desirable appoint
ment. q
Rev. George Z. Booker, It is authori-
tatively stated, will be returned to High
Street, Petersburg. It was reported that
Rev. WA. Christian would succeed him
there, but this information proved erron-
eous. The latest report Is that Rev. Mr..
Christian will 60 to Charlottesville. and
that Rev. W. H. Edwards. now there,
viii go 20 Memorial, Berkley, the two we
being merely exchanged.
Rev. j. w. shackford. last year at
Bedford City, will go to Rivermont Ave
nue.. Lynchburg. succeeding Rev s. j..
Battin who has done fine worn there.
Rev. ]. A. VIM, now a Wachapreague,
will 60 to Boydton.
Rev. j. F. Carey will probably go TO
Liberty Street, Berkeley
Street, Danvlle. will probably go to
Nnrtinsville. 53
Rev. c. p. Blankenship, will, 1t is
expected. be returned to the Scottsville
Rev. R. +. Wakefield, will, II is said,
succeed Rev. C. H. McGhee, at Lambert's
Point.
There seems to 10, great doubt as to
who will go to 2Asbury, Richmond Denny
Street Fulton: Asbury, Manchester; anu
Paramount Avenue. Richmond. The
changes at Laurel Street. Trinity and st,
James are believed TO be certain, and
the new pastors will In oil human proba-
bility be those named. The other Rich
1nond and Manchester pastors. will be
returned, as will the presiding elders.
Fewer changes will be made in the
Petersburg district than III any of the
others, Wesley Church being one OF tho
few.
The report OF the Board OF Education
ana discussion Of it are made Q special
order for II A. NJ. Monday.
sIf45gSi d TT r. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-20
DIR. RAWLES WEBS.
Takes Miss Anime White as
His Bride.

DR.. 3. w, Rawles and Miss 8, Anne
White both OF this city, were married
on Wednesday evening last at $50 O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Mary a, White, the
BRIDES mother. No East Clay Street
The ceremony was performed IN a most
Impressive manner by the Rev. b. H..
Melton, of the Christian Church. me
decorations were white and green, and
while the affair was quiet. It was yeey
beautiful.
Miss Bessie Pond, n piece OF the bride.
acted as maid Of honor, and DR.. ], A.
Keck was best man.
The bride entered on the arm Of her
brother. Mr. Gilbert White. who Is City
Engineer OF Wlnston-Salen,. N. G.
The happy couple are now on an eS-
tended northern tour, and will be at
home, No. 200 East Grace Street, after
December ist.
Mrs. Rawles ~ . daughter OF the late