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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-25
puNKARDs CHANGE NAME.

Carthage, Mo-. May 23.-The Dunk
ards, or the German Baptists of the
United states. convened here and one
Of the nrst acts WA the adoption Of =
motion to change The name o. ths
ofsssisation. Hersaftsr shey are ia
y ksovn eSly - German Baptists,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-25
TENNESSEE COUPLE WEEDS.

Fulton, KY, May 25-Mr. l.. s.
Bates, a prominent citizen Of Pleas
ant Hill, Middle Tennessee and Miss
Ina Huison, q we'll known young
lady Of Pilot Oak. were married in
South Fulton.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-25

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cairo .. Paducah o.
Clarksville 10. Henderson 1.
Hopkinville II, Vincennes ..
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-25
KILLED DURING STORM.

Danville, KY, May 26-Joe Elliott,
a prominent young farmer residing
near Dixville, KY, was struck and
killed by lightning during an electric
storm.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-25
Hopk insville and Clarksville We're
Also Winners In Yesterdays
Game.
THE INDIANS STILL SECOND

ToDAY'S SCHEDULE.
Paducah at Cairo.
Henderson at Clsrksville.
vincennes ct HopKinsville.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-25
GROWING ACHES AND PAINS.

Mrs. Josie Sumner, Bremond,
Texas, writes, April 10, 1902: 81
have used Billiards. Snow linament
in my family for three years. would
not be without it in the house.
j have used it on my little girl for
growing pains and aches In her knees
IL cured her right away. 1 have also
used it for frost bitten feet, with good
success. 1t is the best linament /
ever used" 25c. 500 and ST.. Sold by
Du Bots. Kolb & Co., Psducsh, KY.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-05-25

The weekly shoot of the Paducah
Gun Club will take place tomorrow
afternoon at Wallace Park.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
PAVING WILL MoDERNlzE PUEBLO

Pueblo first street paving beginning that progressive
city known Bessemer the beginning Of the greatest
the city has had and will do than other thing
the Of Pueblo advanced city CITY that has decided
Of the mud and to be considered modern.
constructing cubng was
ded before the actual could laid gangs
Of digging the streets inspecting
them safe condition
laid.
gives locality buing activity is extremely
satisfactory ushers those with knock
procs about and with compscency improve
Pueblo has the unenvabe reputation Of largest city
country any paved Streets has been drawback
and misfortune.
In these days city must keep with the
methods outstrpped the the
that the blot which
the city about to be wiped
beginning being will to keen right
after the principal thorough
Pueblo and
date city.
1t the history almost all cities that requires to three
the the prejudice
cooperative combining delay Pueblo
8 exception to the rule.
has had to contest inch Of
than the opposition
paving of their
happy having been able beginning
The indicator., 1904-08-13
THE STEEL WORKS AND SHELTERS

Everybody that Pueblo manufacturing smelling cty
the and Europe they every
find employment therein and from
capital seeking profitable city stability
Pueb and her future greatness might up these
four items:
First-ts steel works.
Second-Its smeers
Thrd-Its railroads.
Fourth-Its public spirit.
constitute the
of stability and of its future expectations.
Although enumerated last the public spirit of not to be
least its most valuable quality progress
determination
places that had Pueblo and few
any other kind
hpun and becomes and the
for the c good cultivate that quality
of local improvement and advancement
Of the works promises greater things to
come and indeed plans being carried that will double
output finished products and which the number of
employees.
combined capital of Rockefeller Could as we'll a. thu
others back the everything hope
this will day be steel non
Smelling Refining Co. optimistic the Colorado
and schnng enlarge output this place.
under smeter
the meters producing each will be-
mining conditions will
The working force is being gradually added to-
the railroad and has the dis
being gateway Pacific the
Rio Gande and run into
long Besides the Pueblo Beuah built and the
day whom the will be to the coal
fields to relieve the Rio Grande.
handled this something and with
Colorado again limit Be placed might b.
Wotch Pueblo grow.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
AN EXCUSE FOR RUNNING.

The writers for the funny papers
have written jokes galore about the
messenger boy, ikening his speed
unto the gait of the turtle, but it
rmained for one of the subjects of
these jokes to coin an unconscious
3sst far better than the majority of
Ne printed witticisms.
The incident occurred at Broad
snd Chestnut streets, and the ac-
tors were two messenger boys. One
of the youngsters was running down
Broad street at speed which was
hardly typical of the messenger boy.
Another boy had just left the West
srn Telegraph office at the corner of
Chestnut street and was strolling
slowly up Broad, his eyes glued on
the latest dime novel of '"The Terri
bic Terror's Tumultuous Times" :"
When the slow going boy spotted the
svift speeding messenger his eyes
sbood out with amazement, and in
tuoa of anxious inquiry he cried
sut:
~Hully gee, Bill What's de mat
W.? Amt yer workin' ?'-Phila-
aalphia Press.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
THAT AWFUL RAILROAD WRECK

Awful the extreme the wreck Of the sd Missouri Pacific
flyer which went through the bridge Eden miles the
last Sunday night and which than 100 people their
1t bss Monday indeed Pueblo
saddsst day Aroaicd the history the city The
streets became funeral professions marching
hope of being able identify beloved relative friend
maybe dprovs by careful searching
among the rigid and nud-bedaubsd dead.
Considerably than oil those whose lives sacrificed
the awful catastrophe lived this city which brought the result
accident home with full force and quaed
remembering that where a had been
speeding train few sufced
All Pueblo mourned still
Forgetting the time respect the the
resident and unknown dead
Business practically suspended while hundreds
honged the highway rode the trains the
else lined the
the lost.
Sympathy deep and sincere felt all bereft
loved sympathy happy
a single home
dire calamity men, women and
children, there lesson be learned?
necessity Of having substantial railroad bdges-bdges
abamen and piers instead weak wobb piles
supports? bridges will solve problem session
Of the state legislature will have duty to perform
The indicator., 1904-08-13
prsss In the Commons.

There is one point about the house
It commons that strikes an occa-
Eional visitor afresh every session,
and that is the well groomed appear
ance of the members. Taking it all
IN all, the house is probably the best
dressed assembly in the world. In
the American house of represents
dyes it is just the other way about.
The ordinary congressional costume
y long and very loose frock coat,
. low cut waistcoat, a turned down
collar, a white bow and derby OF
felt hat. AT first glance you might
easily take congress for an assem-
bly, of dissenting ministers.-Loa-
DON Chronicle.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
hs Knew the Scriptures.

At recent gathering of the dip
hnatic corps in Washington, when
ths Russian and French ambassa-
dors and the Chinese and Japanese
ministers were present, some exceed
hgly discreet illusions were made
to the Russo-Japanese unpleasant
moss. Count Cassini may have
thought he had heard compliment
TO Japanese alacrity, for he remark
ID pointedly to NJ. Jusserand and
n the hearing Of the representatives
st Japan and China, 'Yes, but the
good book says, The race is not to
Tie swift" Quick as a flash Sir
Chsntung finished the Scripture of
Rcclesiastes in the ear of his Japa-
lsse colleague, "FNor the battle to
the strong"
The indicator., 1904-08-13
sno,. 1u.n.x Yard. ps.n.

Europe did not escape the severity
Il the past winter. One would have
70 70 to the northwest to find con-
dttons equaling those of the White
hks region of Alsace. The Berlin
correspondent Of the Newcastle
Chronicle states that there has been
q almost ceasslsss fall of snow
enos the beginning Of February.
fhs Ice on the lake is said to be
ltnstssn inches thick, but upon this
u mow, hurled down by the wind
from the Hautss Chaumes above,
" to the almost incredible depth
q twenty yards. The hotel on the
Ike ahore, owing to its peculiar po-
dtion, can only be approached by a
@nel through the snow thirty
yards in length. Terrible foods are
enticipated should rapid thaw set
The indicator., 1904-08-13
A. Inai.n.n, sco,c.-.,

A dAeep farmer in the Chevfst Nm
- eesttand had bssn told that II w
0oafal to have 4 barometer In the
hsOs, for 1t would let him know when
- weather would be good or bad. he
Was accordingly persuaded to procure
0 Dercurial instrument with large
soond dial, which he hung up in his
0eey and duly consulted every day
voAout much edifcation. At last
0oFs came a spell Of rainy weather,
y1ale the barometer marked "sot fair" :"
- rain continued to fall heavily and
~ the hand on the dial made % sign
- truth. AT last he took ths instru-
osnt from its nail and marched with
y 10 the bottom of the garden, where
. burn, swollen with the drainage of
- higher slopes, was rushing along,
brown and muddy. He then thrust
~ glass into the water, eIclaiming,
VIII you believe ysar ain ssn noo,
Qr
The indicator., 1904-08-13
Extending the Analogy.

II tell you, contended the boarder
with the bristling hair, the man who
says We ought to live to be hundred
years old is right Look at the horse.
1t takes horse four years to get its
growth. and 1t lives to be twenty. II
takes man twenty years to get his
growth, and by the same ratio he
ought to live to be hundred. Tbsrs
are lots Of things we can learn from
analogy
Il don't know but you are right" re-
sponded the Unconditional boarder. For
instance, there is the fea. 1t jumps
eArtesn hundred times its own length.
TAsre Is no reason, therefore, why q
nAA Gix feet high should not Be able
b tump-let US see-7.9 800 fest, Or q
mf,s and half. at one leap. Yss; We
saA bsarn great many curis1s tAanss
noW analogy"
But here the conversation dItehsd b
shH topics.-Youth's Companioa.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

THE law against carrying concealed
weapons should be enforced to the
limit. Every plugugly and now and
then respectable man carries a gun
about even though he has no license
to do so under the law. If the police
and deputy sheriffs were permitted to
lift every mans coat tails what a
revelation there would be.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
Gambling at Golf.

although we have not yet reached
the gambling at golf" stage of the
discussion upon the desirabiity or
not OF playing golf for a stake, the
question is being discussed With
some fervor. There can be no doubt
that the gambling taint has touched
the royal and ancient game and that
there are many players who have
grown to look upon it - insipid
without the incentive Of "somethinx
on the match" - London OsuE
Journal.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

THE answer of the W. F. Of n. to
Governor Pesbody's letter to the
public il Q venomous, vindictive mes
sage Of hate and resentment. . mas
Of vituperstion from start to finish
whose anthors lost sight altogether
of the fact that abuse IL not argu-
ment. After reading the reply men
and women Of moderation and cor
servatism arc very apt 10 think that,
after all the governor had to deal
with very knotty problsm, and that
sensible organized lsbor doss well 70
steer clear Of the W. +. Of n
The indicator., 1904-08-13
North Side Gate opsaed.

At last the steel works manage.
msnt has opened up an entrance to
the steel works on the north side, Il
being situated we'll out to The east
side. In fact, 30 far east Il II that
none but those living in tho Japanese
and Colofed quarters and Vein can
conveniently nee It, workmsu resident
nearby the railroad tracks on the east
side continuing to enter via The vis-
duct. An effort will bs made, II IL
said, 70 induce ths..compaay to reopen
ths old gate . short distance sest Of
Northern avenue viaduct.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

ROCKY FoRD's crop of cantaloupes
sugar beets, ct ceters, being some
thing phenomenal this season, the
press bound to keep pace, and so that
thriving little city now has two daily
newspapers when two weeks ago it
had none. The Enterprise and the
Gazette are rivals and each ia trying
to outdo the other.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

IT would not require much Of an
effort to start crusade against the
shooting Of doves that would strike
it off the list Of game birds ~ now
recognized under the game lsws Of
Colorado. Practical reasons = well
u sentiment can Be advanced against
the slaaghtsr Of those ianocsnts, ths
smblsms Of peace. and maybe H.
nszt legislature VIII b called = to|
tsks ~ nattsr Nj Al that h|
ssssssa1 = = asss lshlIs suiaisa.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
-. ssvsrsas. Va. s.s..

4 carpenter in a Scotch villa0s, h
eoe0s the local undeftaker, who w
=, went to screw down a coma ia.
~ dead mans wife gave him full ard
D9deular Instructions respecting tn
~. Weel," - asked whea - ~.
tR1sA 'Aso dA ~ get onr
na." was ths reply. But tAsD
~ hauf q sovereign In the csfys
hnnl What was that fort"
s0h," said tie kady, that's custom
9oaDs felix's hae. Hes supposed 10 gis
Aat the ferryman wha rows him Ger
~ river o. deatbr
-Ds - tell me that1 It's q sss0
Void. But I'm sayin'. miasas"-
"YOr
=. feared -. sAas ~ - =
The indicator., 1904-08-13

IHIs is the season of the year
the patent inside" newspaper is Of
fered from three to dozen columns
of prepaid political matter free of
charge" The patent inside paper
must have the stomach Of a billie
goat to stand it.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

COLORADO SPRINGS newspapers, real
estate men and other lovers of the
beautiful, are wagiBg a war on the
unsightly billboards and declare that
they must 60, high and low. In some
Of the eastern cities the ladies' have
clever scheme Of covering the
boards with climbing vines. Pueblo's
billboard nuisance also needs looking
after,
The indicator., 1904-08-13

FARMERS claim that the sediment
secured from the waters of the Ar
kansas river in flood times is of vast
benefit to their crops as a fertilizer.
and that this season they have been
more than ususually benefited BY it.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

The Rocky Ford Enterprise vouch-
safes an extensive exhibit of Otero
county's products at the state fair to
be held at this city the latter part
of next month. Such interest is
needed to make the fair bigger
success than ever.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

COLORADO democracy undertakes a
large sized contract when it promises
to deliver this state to Candidate
Judge Parker. If Roosevelt doesn't
sweep our mountains, valleys and
plains by a handsome majority then
he had better make sure of some of
the Southern states, for landslide
will be coming his way.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

CoLoRADo's potato crop will be
uncommonly large this season, and
the latter end of the Worlds Fair
will see some exhibits that will be "a
startling as they will be grand.
The indicator., 1904-08-13

ONCE on time there was man."
and the man in the American case is
one Theodore Roosevelt who will be
elected president of the United
States.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
OUR TELEPHONE is NO. Sd
OUR TICKET
ROOSEVELT AND FAIRBANKS.

ANY corporation or concern ia bet
ter fortified behind public opinion
when it pays out good wages to its
employees.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
Just nrht, EY~ybsly ssltsl

D. ~ Coaosndo 4 0oaahsen ral1waQs'
a0tioa b aaloanslAg . eoe9o - =
= Lceis I'D rem, geo9 - Oes'
41sA Yel -, w1l1eee - -
- ~ Dsevse - - - 1s
6 - .. - a1sss - 49, ss1nes
The indicator., 1904-08-13
A Flare Pr,dlatl..

II. J. Davenport, professor Of 20
htical economy of the Chicago uni
versity, says "the extinction Of the
Caucasian race is a practical certain
ty; the Chinese will dominate the
world; the pending Russo-J apansss
war is positive menace to the life
OF the Caucasian people,"
The indicator., 1904-08-13

IHE growth of weeds is bound to
be prolific this wet season, which calls
for the attention of the health de-
psrtnent.
The indicator., 1904-08-13
Didn't Always Leak.

On q very rainy day an American
2 London got into an omnibus.
Very soon hs noticed that drops Of
vstsr were pattsring down upon his
hssd from the roof. At that mo-
msnt the conductor entered to COL
lsct the fares. "What's the naattsr
With the roofT said tho damp pas
smger. docs 1t do this always ?"
mo, sir" replied the condsstse.
sonly when 1t rains"
The indicator., 1904-08-13
TEE TRAIN THAT'S ON nm

Lssviag Psss,s fsr Dssvsr -
eslssads speisa = So : = Il
- eass p hsns ~ ilsls1s|
- - usl ~
The indicator., 1904-08-13
Burlington & MCWilllams

Are are offering an east front lot or
Pine St in the 1900 Block, for s16O
The indicator., 1904-08-13

$500 Chicago and Rstsxn
Via Sents Fe. For particular
phone Main ?. Shortest and best
Iise - ChiaaeD - s. LnsiA
The indicator., 1904-08-13

Io0ssan h ~ @nas11lv ~ fsmtly
- = 0l11uAss'e
The indicator., 1904-08-13

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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-22
PAUPA0.

This community was grieved to
hear of the death OF Josephine, wife
Of Frank Martin, who, died january
14th. She was but twenty Ave
years of age and always having been
a resident Of Paupack will be greatly
missed by her many friends. She is
survived by her husband. two child
rem, and her mother, Mrs Ruth
Sheridan, of this place, a sister,
Mrs Hanna, and a brother, James
Sheridan, Of Scranton. The funeral
was held Sunday at the home Rev
s. g. Simpkins Of Hawley officiated
Intermeht at Paupac cemetery. A
large number of friends extend
their sympathy to the boreft family
and are very sorry that one so
young should be called by the great
Master to leave our little circle and
join those gone before her ia the
home beyond the the tomb.
Yolande Killam, who has been
visiting in Scranton, returned to
her home Friday, accompanied by
Louise Thompson. who will make a
short visit in this place.
JOS. Slooum and wife are making
a short stay with A. J. Kimble and
family, We are glad to hear Mr..
slocnm's Injury was not as serious
as stated.
Plenty of snow in these parts.
The wind Saturday night caused it
to pile up considerably but the roads
we're made passable Sunday morning
by five loads of our jolly young folks,
who, thinking to have a sleigh ride.
and "a good time started for
Greene township. They arrived o.
K. but we're compelled to wait until
morning and break the road before
they reached their homes.
Talk about sleigh rides There
was a party from Tafton spent the
same night at Mrs. Crowells. They
didn't seem to mind the snow at all.
Our teacher, Miss Crump, spent
the 18th and 18th with relatives at
Crosses.
Mrs. Ludwig is improving. Her
sister was also able to return to her
home last week. lltd
A party from Hawiey enjoyed a
sleigh ride and had a Chicken supper
at the home of A. ]. Kimble last
week.
Oar Squire has lost his tenant
Otto Gherkie moved his family to
the Zimmerman place the latter
part of the week.
There will be a leap year party at
w. H. Clark's Wednesday night.
The people Of this place ought not
to complain of 'nothing going on. -
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-22
MORPHINE
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Trial Treatment Sent Free

It is no fault of the ordinary prac-
sicing physician that they are not
able to cure the awful curse of drug
habit. A great many BILE physicians
are victim to this terrible disease.
1t is no ordinary disease and cannot
be cured by any ordinary drugs or
methods Of treatment. It has re
mained for us TO perfect wonderful
treatment that will cure any case OF
drug addiction known. It matters
not how or when you got the habit,
or how much drug you are using. we
guarantee an absolute cure without
pain or detention from business. Do
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today for free trial treatment. Strict
ly confidential correspondence from
all, especially physicians solicited
Address, MANHATTAN THERAPEUTIC
ASSOCIATION, Dept B., 1135 Broad
way, New York City.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-22
SANDYSTON.

/ see that parties are again at work
to form a new township, taking
pieces from Andover, Green, Hamp-
ton and Saltwater townships and
calling the new township FREEDOM. It
would seem to the majority Of the
people that this county is all right as
it is without forming any more
divisions. But, there will be some
offices to fll and that is about the
size of it.
Senator Price has been placed upon
several committees at Trenton, and
will be a very busy man this winter
to keep up with all he has. been
assigned to, but Jacob win be found
equal TO the task.
Claud Depue Of Layton went to
New York last week to look up a
position on the trolley lines in that
city. 1t seems that when boys get
taste of trolley It is hard to let it go.
b. d. HuFsh Of stroudsburg was
united in the bonds Of matrimony to
Miss Christie Motts on Sunday noon
Jan. nth. The happy bride and
groom started on their wedding tour
directly after the ceremony to visit
his parents at Layton and then 90 to
New York.
James Fuller, Jr., has rented the
farm Of Joseph Hornbeek just above
Hainesvilie, and will commence
housekeeping April 1st.
Tuesday morning was a "corker, Z"
the thermometer marking 24o below
and only reached lOo above during
the day. Talk about cold January's
but this one beats them for many
years back.
Mrs. Porter Layton came home
Tuesday Sc, mingly fully restored TO
health after her three weeks solourn
10 a New York hospital.
The property Of A. s. ston, recent
~ deceased, was appraised Monday
last but / have not heard the amount.
/ received a letter from Thos. r..
Clark, now resident Of Carter, Tuo-
lnmne county, CAL, and from his
description that Is a great country.
People there are blowing, and fruit
Of an kinds Is plenty on the trees.
Tom was formerly resident Of this
town.
George Robinson Of Syracuse, n.
u, Is visiting for brief period IN
this township.
Isaac Lawson viii move upon the
farm Of Daniel GARNER this spring.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-01-22

The Good Fellowship Society will
hold their next injecting at tn e
Hainesville parsonage on Wednesday
evening, Jan. 9Th. The object OF
the society is for the advancement Of
church work. and ] am glad to see
our young folks so interested in It.
The Layton school viii close Fri
day Of this week. Layton Rosenkrans
the teachers time is cut and he viii
attend a medical institution in Phila.
delphia. Another teacher will soon
take his place.