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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-19
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN 3 HEREFORD a R

A4s-lS -epaTc Oe-r-a- Station. s.
4tn ave. follows. fOr
BOSTON. Via New London and Provldeacs-f4;5O.
I. 1000 x 1902 4 N. = 100. Il los. 'zisoo.
- 5tU - ,5,Ol. ~Sl2-UO p II
BOSTON. via WiIlnlautic-7's;O 90 A. N, 400 P N
BOSTON. via SpriagheId-T9.yO A n. Z lz.5O. sO1
'11:OO P. II
FITCHBURG, Putnam & vorcezts--t3OO P N
LAkEVILLE and NOItFOLE-fs5O a ". 80 p. ~
CT. HARRINGTON, sTOCKBRIDGE. LENOX PITTS
WATERBJRY and WINSTED-r4.5o: $500. 1850.
1902 S'lGC= 80 Waterbury, A NJ. fIG3. f4.S0.
E5;el 7t;oo. $500 q Waterbury, 2 II
Ticket Offices cGrauC Central station and cl25th
ST. also Glib c26l lIs5. cI554 Broadway. c3 PARK
Pace - SQUARE 80 Elltl Az c@to Co.aEaous
125th st In Brooklyn. Court ST.. $50 Fulton s..
Sy40 Broadway Z.
'DaIly- Except sundays Esundays only ystops al
12sr1 i-5rH Sundays tParlor
Limited Has dining Car. eParIor aad Sleeping Car
tickets also
G T HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Psss ACT
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READING SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. z
E3S On. 4s1-A itL-EitE-,1- ALLENlOHN AND MACH
tANNh-Zl--t 40 Eas-0a JLyl. . 10 a. Ia
40 40 5.f5 EastoU CElyJ p. IL sundays Ei-Sa
WILKEsBAKIE AND sCRANTON-ztoo. 40 q n.
500 =. SUNDAY j 2.
LAkEN GOD. LAkEHCsi>T. TOMS RIVER AND
oAFNGtAI-z4rt, $40 b zLS0 40. ala
LeAswooo and LaAehurst oaly1. a5oo. 1s-es D ~
ATLANilC C-TA--9. 90 n n. IS 90 :. n
NlNELAND And B-ziDGETON-z74o % a n. - ? -
LONG BRANCH. A~BURN PARK OCEAN GROVE,
ztuo. $50 lIaU q n NleO. +f5. $50. $50 IL so
, n sunday. except Ocean Grove. $50 a e.. 4l0s
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABEIGHr MONMOUTH BCIL,
1Se $50 t5-30 Atlantic Hlds- onlyl. $50 D, m sum
Ph.LADELPHlA READING TERMINALl-.4 - Tss
+6S $50 100 oS "a On y I}0. a. ,3 H.
~ 10 md--
24!H AND CHESTNUT sTREETE-f42 5. 1900. sla0a.
.!5v1 a IA zoe, -'t.5U. 400 zoe. Il. 5 ,.
BAlTI5IOEE AND wAsHINGTON-s0o 5000. s1.oa
READING, HARRISBURG, louisville AND WILL
.21lSt 81. - +ll- e - $500. 70 90 90. lL99
a m. Reading only. SI-ae- $50. --U0 p. Read
ms PottsvtIs HARRISBURG only - 10. r. 81 D N
zfrcn Liberty street only. @Daiy TDaily except
SCnca}- aSu1dsJs only -parior only VIA Ia
Asse4" 1E-T-er- SATURDAYS
Otces- Liberty St FERRY, south Ferry House.
Square West. 152 East 1-1rh ga Test ia5tH s.
245 Columbus w. sew York sBs
Fulton s.. BROOKLYN $50 Broadway. Williamsburg
New York Transfer Co calls to- and checks baggage
70 destination
Y g. BEST EP. NJ BrPT
Nice-tre9 ana Gen MEr Gen
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
.F1---lE-ed ~ William Z. Nichols Co. No. 10 Wa1l-st
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RALTIMlRE LED AHA RlIlRlll

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
"EVERN OTHER EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave South Ferry minutes earlier
LV Liberty street. $40 except sun Buffet.
.--.-10-OG Daily. Diner
..--.12-00 Daily Diner
IaIiv PuFet
Royal Limited" 400 Pr Daily. All Pullman
500 Daily Diner.
..... Z. 90 pm Daily BuSse
u Is night DAILY Slsspsr.s
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS TO THE WEST.
Daily LV. NeV ORR Civ. south Ferry Liberty
SE!cdg0 PHtsburg IL 70 Mt - Is Sleeper.
Chicago. Columbus i "a am
ElItsbGrg, Cleveland 355 90 pm Limited
"Pittsbarg Limited pm 100 pm Buf-sE
Cincinnati. St Louis Mt l2l5 Mt Sleeper.
~, i5nati = Ioai. :. am j. - am 6n-r-
One 20! 4sL 1910 Broaiway. 8 As-2r House. l0s
Greenwich ST. IS Union Square W. 39t Grand St
y Y: 24l Fulton Street Brooklyn: South Ferry and
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LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave sew York. foot Barclay Christophs< 5t4.
fe-uJ a. M--For BnglarnLou and Syracuse.
1000 A M--For Buffalo, Chicago and LoulA
sl+O P 1--FOr Buffalo and Chicago
f+00 =. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
$40 P M--FOr Buffalo Chicago.
: 40 p A-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
go 4 A-FOr ChiCaSc-Seepers Cpen a ?. n
Tickets. 40. 40 1852 f434 Broadway. y. 2; 80
Fulton 81 Brooklyn sDaiIy Except SUNDAY.
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Financial.

TO HOLDERS OF
Four and One-half Per Cent.
Gold Coupon Treasury Notes
United States Of Mexico
DATED JUNE |. 1903 and OCTOBER ! 1905 rsspec-
lively. and MATURING JUNE l. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the United States Of
Mexico has elected 70 redeem. Will redeem par
and accrued interest the day February.
1905 ell OF its -Four One-HaIf Per Cent Gold
Coupon Treasury Notes dated l. 1908. and Octo-
Der 1903 respectively issued IN pursuance OF the
Laws OF Congress OF the fifteenth May. 1903 and
thirtieth OF September 1903.
Said Treasury Notes. together with the
crued thereon. will be paid day Feb
ruary, 1905 presentation thereof together all
unnatured coupons. at the once speyer s. Co.
s4-26 Pine St.. In the City of New York. United
States Gold Coin, or. at the option OF the holder
thereof. in London, England the office OF Speysr
Brothers. in Sterling the fixed of Sass the
Pound Sterling.
Interest on said Treasury Notes will said
hrEt day OF February. 1905
e Iesorero General &c Ia Federation,
NJ. Zamaeona.
Mez.eo City. December / 1904
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Dividend Notices.
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.

COLONIAL TRTsT coMPANT.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE THIS
cent dS dS Sa Fs ass dividend Of ave
1895 stocEhodeTs Of record on pscsbsr aSth 1904
2ot ne transfer books vii be closed from December
z i LUDsoN. Secretary.
-A oAioR RAILWAY E%3H d toShhSR AND PACIFIC
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT CENT. t2q;5 On
the capital stock Of this company is this day de-
December 2S 1so4 on which date The VIII
GEO. T. BoGGs. Assistant Secretary.
NEW YORK. ONTARIO 3 WESTERN RAILWAY co.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
have this day declared dividend Of Three Dollars per
lsqS o. 70 6oIas.s q record December "a 1904
4sos6sT ga ieos WIN b I rsoDs9sd IN
ga iS5. London VI" s6 assiPEn''d
THE WESTERN U!NIoN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
THE BOARD OF IPi DIRE e. 5ef HAVE DE
S sl&Ts9 gpsr5sEly dividend Of ONE AND ONE
SUAa s PER CENT upon the Capital Stock of this
after the 18th day Of January next to shareholder Of
EeeoF a. the close OF the transfer books on the goth
On The .S. aas6ao 0o2s vii be e]osed at TIRE. o'clock
NJ T WILBUR Treasurer.
THE ATCHIsON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
New York. December = 1904
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS De
-, clsred ssml5anngal dividend Cbelns dividend No
b3f III Re aT5 Ff sT9S OF IBIS CoT1psny OF TWO
able February I. 1903 surplus income
holders OF PREFERRED Stock Registered close
or the transfer books on December % 1904 Tho transfer
books tor the PREFERRED Stock
o'clock P. NJ December % 1904 will be reopened
al ten O'Clock A. NJ. February . 1905
TERED stock usa6la orders " thaSsfof at his
II ". GARD1NER Assistant Treasurer.
Nassau Street New York City.
sLOSS-SFTEFFTFLD sTFFL & IRON co.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared the regular quarterly dividend OF One
ana Three-1usrters u%e0 cent the Preferred
Stock Of the Company q the Janu-
g. 1905 at the Office Of the Guaranty Company
Of New York Transfer books VIII be st g p N
on Decen10er 20 1904 and reopened the morning 0:
lsznedl 2 7. MORPIs Secretary ana Treasurer.
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FERRY COMPANIES.

Brooklyn Ferry stock. .
Hoboken Ferry LIST 81. 1916.
CO stock
n 7 & 3 r Ferry Co stock,
60 LIST mtg SIS. 1922 49,
n Y & II T Con 5s. Ie4S d.
10th & % ST LIST Ins IS. 1919
Unicn F OF y Y & 3 stock
y 7 & y J LIST mtg 5s, 1896
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Teachers

A YOUNG FRENCH LADY. d.piounee experienced and
- well recommended. emp!oy.ae1 as 'is't'ns
Euyeruess In French music VIII slve lessons 10
adults at her or their residence. Address
Nile AASOIN. No. I'D West Ioth ST. n 7.
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School agencies.

School agencies.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Governesses sie
COLLEGES scn9o's Ead Families. Apply 10 -
Mrs NJ J YOUNG FULTON = Union square
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
- received at their Uptown once
No l.dh4 BROADWAY, .-.--L
Advertisements VIII lie the tollo"lHs
o@1css AZ regular 0i,e rates until clock m. VIE
sth-sve. G. cor 23d-s. 1853 Gth-nve cor - StS
Ian 90 West 42d-st between -
265 west l1i'tn-st 1888 Sd-ave lsis % rsar
nth U&g 5d-aEs 01St-st: LitS lsl-A' er
1SI East l2oth-st; $50 fremont -as e ~ a.
near 41st-at- 054 80 CnristopheI-s'
Brooklyn. y. ~ court-st.i 21d Court-st
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Instruction.
For Young Ladies-City.

For YOUNG LadleS-CIty.
KINDERGARTEN TRAiNISG.-wlntsr term Jan. 5,
Free Scholarships ltd, academic dept FROEBEL
NORMAL INST. z y. CCTTEN. IS Irving Place.
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DIV. Div. -,
rate period / Bid. lAsEd
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cav day declared semi-a annual dividend OF ave per
1903 to stock holders of on December 10th
The transfer books will be closed from December
zOth 1904. TO January 3rd. 1905.
Z. L JUDsON, Secretary.
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For Both Sexes-City.
THE BERILTZ sCEOOI. OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square BwsyJ. Brooklyn. 70 Court St
New beginning now. Trial lessons free
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Steamboat.
b O3 ON az 1EP F I9S7Sx y

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscrtpttsns for The Tribune
~ received a. tralr Uptown once
NO l3t+ BROADWAY
Advertisement VIII te received tie following branch
254 sth-aye. : 2i 153 Bth-are cor. 12Js
o. East lftn-s - esq s@tst-. between 7th and Sun
.GG l-l-e-st-. between
T7th SITS ora 9tave eIs-st EOS fst-avc
sqth-st. l5T i2Jh-st. TrerT11t Az exc Cd
ave near 4lst-st, o3+ Sd ave ~ cSnrst,uher-s
Brookiyn. N. Y--2 Court-st.; ia Courts.
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THE ATCHIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA PIE RAIL
WAY COMPANY
New York December = 1904
sLOSS-SHEFFTFLD sVFFI & IRON co
IHE BOARD OE DIRECTORS Il AVE THIS

day declared the regular quarterly dividend OF One
snd Ihresi1arers Q%@l per cent upon the Preferred
Stock Of the Company q the
airy 1909 at The office q the Guaranty Trust Company
on Deoember 90 1904 and reopened the morning 0:
js!z1ed1 3 Z. MORRIS. Secretary ana Treasurer
New N0rk 0A~Ar~her
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
Big CARGO.
ALMOST A TOTAL LOSS IN GAL
WESTON BLAZE.

Galveston, Tex Feb. 2O.-A oonser-
yative estimate Of the damage to the
cargo of the British steamship Ansel-
ma de Larrinaga by fire is estimated
at sos, 900, and in all probability
will exceed that amount. The ship
was loading when fire was discovered
in her hold, which was filed with cot
ton. The fire department for five hours
fruitlessly bsttled with the fire deep
down in the ship AS last resort the
matches were batter ed down and steam
forced into the hold all night.
The vessel WAS loaded with nearly
10000 bales OF cotton and $4,000
bushels Of corn for export to Liverpool.
The corn is believed to be total loss
and it is estimated that the cotton ha.
suffe-ed 90 per cent, and maybe more.
The burned aud damaged cargo is
being taken from the ship. The cargo
is valued at s670,OcC.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
FIGHT PAPER TRUST.
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS AP-
PEAL TO ROOSEVELT AND
KNOX TO START SUIT.

New York, Feb. 20.-At n meeting
of the American Newspaper Publish.
ers' Association the famine in white
paper was discussed and the following
resolution introduced by Gone Hsmlin
of the St Paul Pioneer Press was unan
imously adopted:
THAT the American Newspaper
Publishers Association requests the
President Of the United States and the
Attorney General to institute . suit
against any Of the three paper combi-
nations to test the legality Of their ex-
istence and whether they do not stifle
competition"
A committee was then appointed to
carry out the suggestion that an agi-
tstion be inaugurated to reduce the
duties ON pulp and paper.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
There are Now Several Vacan-
cies to Fill.
Will Probably Not be Filled Soon
Caleb Powers De-
Tense.
OTHER NEWS OF THE STATE
LEGISLATIVE VACANCIES.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 90. The death
of Representative Harry p. Mcdonald,
Of the Louisville delegation in the
lower house, reduces the membership
of that body TO 9s. Representative ID.
Il. Hubble. of Pulaski, died before
the Assembly convened. There is also
one vacancy in the upper branch,
caused by the resignation Of Senator
Viii L. Weller, of Louisville.
With only twenty working days of
the session remaining no elections will
be called 10 fill the vacancies existing.
Under the law special elections to fill
vacancies occurring before the Gener-
al Assembly convenes are called by
proclamation of the Governor. After
it has convened the election is called
by the presiding officer OF the House
in which the death or resignation &C.
cars.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
CALEB POWERS TRIAL.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 20.-The at
orneys for Caleb Powers have engaged
United States District Attorney r. D.
Hill to brief the constitutional ques-
tion which they claim has been in
volved through the alleged violation
Of the fourteenth amendment to the
Federal constitution.
When the case comes before the court
Of appeals, at Frankfort. next month
it will be argued that the fourteenth
amendment to the constitution was
violated by sheriffs who picked men
Of known antagonism to Mr.. Powers
to serve on the jury. The clause re-
lied upon by the defense reads:
"Nosstate shall deprive any person
Of the protection of the law"
IL is claimed that his protection,
guaranteed to citizens by the constitu-
tion of the United States, was denied
Mr.. Powers at his former trials. Mr..
Hill has been working night and day
on the brief for several weeks and ex-
poets to have it completed by March
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
THE OPERATION
Mr.. II. q. OVERLY STOOD IT
WELL AT LOUISVILLE.

DR.. II. NJ. Childress has returned
from Louisville, where he assisted DR..
Dabney. of Louisville, in performing
an operation, for an abscess in the ear
of Mr. III. @. OVERLY of this city.
The operation was successful and
Mr.. OVERLY is improving, but the Lou
isville specials thinks it will be nee
esssry to perform a second operation
before he will entirely recover.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
FREE AGAIN
BUT DOSS BOATRIGHT MUST
ANSWER IN APRIL NEXT.

7. ]. Henslee, A. B. Beale and N.
b. Boatright yesterday afternoon late
signed the $4,000 bond required Of
Doss Boatright, the merchant and
photographer of near Murray, charged
with making the counterfeit photo
graph $40 bills on Msy6eld bank, and
the prisoner was released to answer
at the April term of federal court. He
waived examination on the charge sew
eral days ago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
PEMBROKE MURDERERs.

Hopkinsville, KY, Feb. 90. The
February term of Christian circuit
court will commence Monday. and
will last about six weeks, about one
hundred commonwealth cases being
on the docket.
The cases to come up at this term
IN which the public is most interested
are those of the Pembroke negroes,
charged with the murder OF the I'M
known man last Novembe These are
set for the nineteenth day OF the term.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
MEXICAN WAR VETERAN.

Greensboro, KY, Feb. 20.-Mered-
it'll McGehee, aged rs, died at his
home in this county. He was q SOL
der in the Mexican war, being q men,
Der of Company F. Fourth Kentucky y
volunteers. He was one of the most
prominent farmers in the county.
There are now only four veterans Of
the Mexican War in Daviess cunty,
where there were formerly twenty.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20

some time during the coming month,
probably on the night Of the l4th.
The soloist of the occasion will be Mrs.
W. o. Schoield, who will sing two
numbers with orchestral accompani-
ment. A novel feature OF the enter
tainment will be recital Of compost
tions by local writers. Miss NOLAN
Messrs. Herbert wallerstein, II. t.
Cunningham, Leo Girardey and Mr..
Deal, who all have composed success
full and meritorious numbers, will
have places on the program. The band
will be enlarged by the addition OF
some Of our best local musicians and
will render an unusually choice selec-
ton Of standard fsvorites. Mr.. Deal
states that no proposes to make a
manuscript recital an annual event
and will be at all times glad to hear
from any who have manuscript to
submit.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
SENATOR CAMPBELL SPOKE.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. Ex-senator
Carroll called up the bill requiring the
resale OF public utility franchises after
the expiration of the 90 year period for
which they run, and the bill passed by
a vote Of 81 to 2. Senator j. Wheeler
Campbell, Of Paducsh, speaking for
the bill, charged that the Louisville
Gas company and the Cumberland
Telephone company were behind the
opposition.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20

Nat Goodwin sometimes tells a
story ON himself. His latest 10 about
the visit the auburn haired comedian
once paid small town in the west,
which was coincidentAlly entertaining
q race meeting. Not ticket hsd been
disposed OF at advance sale, but as the
night wore on . few places were
bought in the gallery. A small num-
Der Of ladies' and children were scared
into the balcony, but when the time
came for the doors TO open, there was
not a single human being down stairs.
mot for me-" said Nat. 81 would
strain my neck trying TO keep my eyes
on the top gallery all the time. Scare
somebody in below, somehow, or the
show don't go. " So tho local manager
went across the street 20 the hotel and
invited number OF the men from the
ranches, who were longing on the
steps, 20 come over and see the show
As his guests. They sauntered over,
rather doubtfully, that is, they saun-
tered rs far as the doors of the "'opry
house." and then they baked. They
held a consultation together, while the
local manager held the doors inviting
ly open, and the dependent comedian
peeped through the eyehole in the drop
curtain at the dusk and empty house.
Finally one tall, lsnk fellow, who
seemed TO be the spokesman, addressed
the msnsger: Say, boss" he said, ="
what DO we fellows get for our time IL
we cone in? 2"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20

The management OF our play house
have rare treat in store for the vo-
taries of their theater and the patrons
Of the pure and good in things theatri-
cal. in that they have boen enabled to
persuade Mr.. N. O. Goodwin 20 give
to them a revival of his greatest com
edy success, "A Gilded Fool" by
Henry Guy Carleton. Mr.. Goodwin
will Of course be seen in the role Of
Chauncey Snort, the suddenly gotten
rich young man, who while knowing
nothing of the world of trade, and IN
danger Of becoming a gilded butterfly,
st one swell swoop abAndons the fol-
lies of society, becomes = trusted man
OF business aud captures the girl OF
his choice. IL is useless to go into de-
tails regarding the plot Mr.. Good
wins mature art will give TO his part
. ksener and more endursble oonoep-
tion than when he originally offered
IL He has bssn enabled 10 select
company of competent players and he
will environ them in extensive and
expensive settings AS there is al
ready a disposition toward apaokod
house, requests for seats by mail will
be cheerfully attended to. Several
theater and box parties are now in the
act Of forming, and these will no doubt
add eclat to the engagement
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
PASTOR RESIGNS.

Hopkinsville, KY, Feb. s0-Rev.
Francis Lee Golf, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church here, hss resie ned
to accept call from a church at Eus-
tbs, Fla, and will go there next week.
He will also occupy a chair in the
faculty of the Presbyterian college To-
Gated at Eustis.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
MAY FINISH MONDAY.

The Supervisors of the city tax
books have not yet finished their work
brt may complete everything by Mon
day. They have been working hard
this week trying to get through, and
have about succeeded.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
MASHED HAND.

Earl Kelley, colored. who is serving
a Jail sentence fer asssulting Office
VIM. johnson near Altman's store at
Second and Broadway short time
ago, had his left hand caught in the
revolving cage of the Jail yesterday
afternoon and had it badly mashed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
MIR. HELSLEY UP.

Mr.. J. W. Helsley who was injured
in the street car accident, in which q
car OF the Psducah City Railway com
pany was struck by an N. @. and st.
L. train near the Union depot q week
ago, is able to be up, but cannot yet
leave his room.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
ARE YOU RESTLESS AT NIGHT

ARE YOU RESTLESS AT NIGHT {?
And harassed by a bad cough? Use
Billiards. Horehound Syrup, it will
secure you sound sleep and effect a
prompt and radical cure. 25c, SOC
and $1.00.
Sold by Dubois, Kolb & Co., Padu-
cab, Ky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-20
TRIGG COURT OVER.

Cadiz, Ky, Feb. 20-The Febru-
airy term of the Trigg circuit court
has adjourned after being in session
nearly three weeks. Sentence WAS
passed on Floyd Tut. and he was car
ried to the Ednyville peniteptiary to
serve oEo year FIR Leriury.