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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-12-28
WOMAN's INHUMANITY TO WOMAN.

HE rehabilitation Of the blasted reputation Of
a woman, her recovery of even tolerance in re-
spectacle circles, is difficult a task as was
ever undertaken. Woman's inhumanity to
woman has its most vigorous exploitation in
this particular field And there are few of the
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
Friday Evening at Sunset the Jewish
New Year Celebration Will Begin

And again, in Leviticus, 23:23-24
the same command is found: ,"And
the Lord spake unto Moses, saying
Speak unto the children of Israel
saying. In the seventh month, in the
first day of the month, shall We have
a Sabbath, memorial of blowing of
trumpets, holy convocation.'"
This command was delivered di.
rect from God in or about the year
1900 B. c., or S,405 years ago. That
I was shortly after the children OF Is
rael had been led out from the bond
age of Egypt by Moses. and that COM
mand has been observed without ces
sation by the hundreds of generations
Of Jews to this day.
The business houses of Jewish cit
liens will be closed after D. m. Fri
day until 6 p. m. Saturday, and there
will be services at Temple Israel FRI
day evening,
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

Friday evening at sunset, which IL
the first day of the month Tishry
whicn is the seventh month of The
Jewish canendar, will be the first
day of the Jewish year. 1t is the
''Rosh Hashanah, Nor the time OF
horn blowing.
For more than three thousand
years the new year observance has
been holy occasion with the Jews.
The jew takes his new year earnest
ly, and goes to the temple where he
prays for the blessing of God upon
his family and his people. And
there is a blowing of horns. With
many Jews the celebration is OF two
days duration. With Others it is
of single day.
To the Jews the celebration is not
a matter of choice or involuntary
custom, as is the new year of the
new year of the Gentle world. 1t is
an explicit command and law of the
Old Testament Scriptures, found in
Numbers, 29l: And in the sew
enth month. on the first day OF the
month, ye shall have a holy convoca-
tion; ye shall do no servile work; II
is day of blowing the trumpets un-
to you" s
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
SCHOOL OFFICIALS
ARE INDIGNANT
At Effort Of News-D Democrat 10
Inspire Fear and Alarm.
Among Parents In Paducah and
Cause Them to Take Children
From school.
THERE is NO DANGER TO THEM

The school authorities are very
much aroused over the attempt ol
the News-Democrat through ignor.
ance or otherwise, to effect the clos
ing of one or more schools on ac-
count of an alleged epidemic of scar
let fever and cause needless and in
jurious fear and alarm among par
ents of school children. The reports
of the conditions are grossly exag-
gerated and the school authorities de-
sire to assure the general public that
the schools are safe and that every
protection will be afforded pupils
sent to school.
81 can not see that there is the
least danger of a spread of scarlet
fever in Paducah," a we'll known
school official stated this morning.
There are but three cases of scar
let fever in Paducah among school
children so far as known, and
have been informed that all during
the summer there have been scatter
ed cases of II in the city. Yesterday
Drs. c. II. Brothers and II. p. Sights,
committee from the board of
health. visited the Washington
school and held a conference with
the superintendent relative to the
conditions. The superintendent ask
ed the doctors If they thought 1t
advisable to close the school or any
other school and they replied that
they did not. Keep them going, was
the reply. because there is litti,
danger of a spread even If the fever
developed in the schools. which is
doubtful"
The committee. however. suggest
ed that the buildings all be thorough
ly fumigated and the matter will be
placed before the school board at
once, the superintendent intending
TO bring 1t before the members in
diyidually without the necessity of a
special meeting.
The superintendent and other Of
ficials have been keeping minute
record of all matters pertaining to
the health of the pupils and proper
sanitation in the schools, and it is
probable that spray and disinfectant
apparatus will be secured for week
ly application in the schools. This is
done In other schools and will prob
ably be ordered by the board at the
next meeting Tuesday night, the 3rd
of October.
AS result of the agitation work
ed up by syellow journal reports, a
number of people have unnecessarl-
ly taken their children out of school.
This morning It developed that
Ivy Beck, of III South Ninth street,
had scarlet fever. He had been out OF
school since Friday at noon and did
not develop a sore throat until Mon
day morning, This morning it was
announced he had scarlet fever.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
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G THE PASSING OF AN OLD o
o LAND MARK. q
o o o o o o o o o o o

Among the old landmarks to be
razed in past years, none was more
prolific of historic associations than
is the old house at Fourth and Mon
roe streets, which is being torn down
to make room for a fiat TO be erect
ed by Mrs. j. NJ. Buckner.
This house was first known as the
Grimes homestead, and later as the
Murrell place. 1t was built in 1852,
and some of the most prominent peo-
pie in Kentucky have been entertain
there. 1t was built by Mrs. o. w.
Grimes. and 1t was there that Gen.
John c. Breckenridge ate his last
supper before joining the Confeder-
acy. Many of the Clays. Breckin-
ridges. Gen. Tilgeman. and scores OF
other prominent Kentuckians now
dead. have enjoyed the hospitality
dispensed under its roof, and many
citizens have seen the destruction OF
the old homestead with feelings of
genuine regret.
In later years II was occupied by
the Murrell and the Buckner fami-
lies, and 1t has been learned in de-
molishing 1t that as were most of the
houses of that time, IT was very sub
stantial, and could have stood many
years longer.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

The Christian church state conven-
ton convened yesterday at Maysville
and will last four days. II met in
Maysville when its present church
was finished in 1876. and again In
Maysville when the Rev. DR.. Il. l..
Powell, of Louisville. was pastor. Ev-
cry arrangement has been made for
the entertainment of delegates. There
are no delegates from Paducah.
which is in a different district.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
THE MERCHANTS
Adopt Louisville Plan In Modified
Form and Appoint Committee.


Form and Appoint Committee.
The Retail Merchants Association
last night heard report from its
committee relative to drawing out
side trade to Paducah. and adopted
a plan which It is believed will proye
success
IL was decided to refund the fare
of every purchaser of $50 or over
worth of goods who comes from with
In radius of rs miles. There will
be no rebate, however, for purchases
OF over $50. The Offer Will stand
from the middle of October until
Christmas.
committee on advertising was
appointed as follaws; Messrs. II. c.
Rhodes. Jake Walierstein and James
A. Rudy.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
GRIPS UGLY SEQUEL
KNEES STIFF-HANDS HELP
LEsS-RHEUMATISM NEAR
HEART.
Mrs. Cunningham Experiences Dam
gerOus Aftcr-Enects From
Grip aud Learns Value OF
Blood Remedy.

The grip leaves behind II weaken
ed vital powers, thin blood. impair
ed digestion and oversensitive nerve.
Ia condition that makes the system
an easy prey to pneumonia, bronchi.
tbs. rheumatism, nervous prostration
and even consumption.
The story told by scores of victims
of the grip is substantially the same
One was tortured by terrible pains
at the base. of the skull another was
left tired, faint and In every way
wretched from anaemia or scantinss
Of blood; another had horrible head.
aches, was nervous and couldn {
lungs, difficulty in breathing and
acute neuralgia. In every case relief
was sought in vain until the great
blood builder and nerve tonic. Pay
mes New Discovery, was used. For
quickness and thoroughness OF ac-
tion nothing Is known that will ap-
proach 1t.
Mrs. Cunningham makes state
ment that supports this claim. 3Le
says:
had a severe attack os g~ip and
before had fully recovered r..cu
matism set in and tormented me f,.-
three months. | was in badly rug
down state. Soon after il began !
was so lame for a>week that could
hardly walk. kept growing steadily
worse, and at last I had TO give up
completely. and for three weeks
was obliged to keep my bed Ny
knees were so stiff | couidn't bend
them and my hands were pertectl,
helpless. Then the pains began TO
threaten my heart and thoroughly
alarmed me.
While ! was suffering in this way
friend told me about the merits of
Payne's New Discovery and the ss-
sistant remedy. Quick Relief. The
statements impressed me and led me
to buy supply.
After l commenced using them
the results were almost instantare
GUS. I began improving so rapid.
ever since that already feel like a
new person. | know that. thanks TO
Payne's New Discovery and Quick
Relief. | will soon be completely cur
ed"
Payne will be pleased to talk with
all who may call on him at Smith e.
Nagel's drug store. corner Fourth
and Broadway. He can be seen daily
between 3 a. m. and 5 p. m.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
xIvEx
The Cincinnati Enquirer says.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
There was another good-sized
crowd out at the Casno last night to
enjoy the Wills Musical Comedy cont
pany In their clevtr musical absurdi-
ty. Atlantic City" The company
SEEMS to be growing in popularity
and are greeted most enthusiastical-
iy at evefy performance. Tht crowds
that have attended. despite the wealth
er. have been the best evidence that
could BE- offered OF the pleasure their
performance is giving. The bin will
be changed for tonight and they will
present for the balance of the week
and Saturday matinea the comedy
made famous by he Wills brothers
Two Old Cronies " Ta!s is construct
ed for laughing pu 20 IS only, as
they advertise IF you can't laugh
don't come" II Is roar from start
to finish and will doubtless draw a
big crowd Saturday night after
the performance there will be dis
play of fireworks that will be well
worth see ng and will be absolutely
free. The display Will be larger and
better than those given previously
The above company will play q
two-nights engagement at The Ken
lucky Friday and Saturday. with
matinee Saturday.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

den stating age and frankly describing all your troubles We
send valuable advice plain, sealed envelope, free Address, LADIES'
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
TROOPS ORDERED
To RussclIviIle for Trial of Men ON
Grave Charge.

Frankfort, KY. Sept. 27.-Gover-
nor Beckham has ordered the Hop
kinsville and Bowling Green compa.
nies and detachment from the
Frankfort battery in command OF
Major Edward Watt, to guard w. X.
Fletcher and Guy Lyons at their
trial in Russellville tomorrow for al
legged assault ON Mary GLADDEN..
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

What YOUR chance tor happiness In married other
spheres OF fcs Are victim of the many forms OF disease
peculiar which from tasting the iu the
enjoyment and happiness that due youe II o yourself
be done at home, by simple safe and reliable m-rby tax
ing Wine of Cardu the successful medicine for sick
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

dress.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

Cardu relieves periodical pain, pulls falling womb and builds
healh-toncty Over thousand testify
powers Are they all mstakens
Try Cardu today. All druggists sell in $J00 bottles wit
ful directions for
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
LADIES' HOME DOCTOR.
Straight Talk to Women.

The fear of growing old and OF
losing their good looks, Is a bogcy
man that is very real to most
women.
Just WHY woman worries so
much about her age is hard to
guess, for mere youth or beauty
does not bring women a monopoly
of the good things of life. It's not
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

Subscribe for .he eau.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

The important thing for you DO much keep yourself
young, WE'LL Every period Of fife Carries with 1t fell of
enjoyment and happiness for the healthy, sensible
you perfect health, advice you begin
Card 1t safe vegetable medicine, which health
the female and yste by regulating irregular functions and
vtalizing the worn-out 1t will make you we'll
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
Why Women Fear
to Grow Old
They Think They VIII Lose all That
Is Worth Living for But the
CONTRARY Is True.

the beokg that the best husbands the happ homes
Men may admire Beautiful bot seldom marry and
after marriage DEEDS, looks what keep husbands affection
Beauty in business rather drawback than otherwise
by any passport to other women' good WILL
In fact, beauty in itself for ttie aid
happiness IN a woman's life, be she married or single.
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27

What husband needs, a weli-SEXED
health strength, capacity for sharing with him, in womany
lies duties, responsibilities and enjoymcnts
The best wife good hum and the right wife,
before age beauty HEALTH for the power and beauty
superb womanhood, finds his best
welsexcd success, also lin business literary
social fcwhcrc the wcak-sexcd one fails
The Paducah sun., 1905-09-27
THE NATIONAL GAMES.
American League.

American League.
Boston, )
Chicago, ...... 10
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

ON line of black Dress Goods
are second 70 none. We have
them in all the seasons best
colors, and our prices are just u
little cheaper than our competitors.
See our line of SILKS and if you
are interested in this line you can
be suited both in quality and
price. 40 inch white Lawn, same
goods other merchants sell for
16ac, our price 12!c. 4O-inch
white Lawn, the 15c quality, our
price 1Oc. 500 yards SO and 40
inch white Lawn, best in town for
sac, our price sc. 5000 yards
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
Cracksmen at Kershaw.

Sheriff Hunter was called to
kcrshaw early Monday morning
to investigate the robbery Of three
safes in the town the night before.
The three safes entered we're each
battered open with an old axe,
which makes it probable that the
robberies we're the work Of anna
teur cracksmen. The postoflice,
Southern depot and Stevens
Lumber Co., were the safes brok-
eli into. About $40 was secured
at the depot. $25 at the postoflicc
and less than 81 at the Lumber
Co.'S.
There arc strong suspicious Of a
negro having committed these
robberics and the facts are apt to
come to light soon.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
EASTER BARGAINS
EVERYBODY LOOKING FOR EASTER BARGAINS!
RI OVID9C is the place TO come and buy your
SLUUD y goods for EASTER, We will give
you few prices that will INTEREST YOU,
SILK MULLS.

10 pieces Silk Null, IN all tie
seasons best colors, can't be
matched for less than SOC; cur
price 24c per yard. 10 pieces
Silk Null, in all the seasons best
coIors, worth Csc; our price 15c
per yard. Fine Crepe cloth, just
the thing to make pretty Easter
dress; we have them IN all colors
and are making special price of
25c per yard. We have Voilos
in all the neat effects at 1Oc, l23
and 15c.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
Very respectfully,
williamsburg Co.
400 Bales Of Cotton Burned

about d O clock last Saturday
morning 400 bales Of cotton were
burned in the warehouse Of the
kershaw b & M Co, at Kershaw
The warehouse was damaged to
the extent of about $1,000. The
origin Of the fire is not known
The cotton belonged to different
farmers Of that vicinity. The
loss is covered by insurance.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
There Nothing Lacking
That We Know Of

In our offering Of Seasonable
Dry Goods. We have been very
diligcnt in your behalf. We be-
lievc we have brought together
about as complete an assortment
Of things for woman's wear as
you could imagine. But we can
not be sure os it until you give it
your personal inspection, Will
you favor us to that extent?
Printed colorcd cotton Fabrics
of sheer quality, light SUNNI II
dresses, and ginghams and linens
for " tub" suits, will of course be
very popular.
We sold several hundred yards
of good colored lawn 3 yards for
5 cents last Saturday. Visit our
store every day in the week and
sec what bargains we have.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
Of colOlcd Lawn. sells ats al
l0c., as long as they last you can
buy TEN yards for so cents.
SLIPPERS.

Don't miss seeing our line of
low-cut Shoes We fit the hard
to fit and have them in all the lat
est styles and colors. If you
want high grade slipper, such as
Dorothy Dodd or Duttonhoter,
we have it; and If you want one
cheaper we can please you. Prices
Innge from SO 90 down to so
cents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
Meetlng Of Camp Dixie last
Saturday.


Dixie Camp of Confederate
veterans held its annual meeting
In the courthouse last Saturday,
Commander w. G. A. Porter
presiding The following dele
gates were elected to the nation.
al reunion to be held in Louis.
vile, KY, June IA, Is and 10th
i. j. Strait, w. B. Bruce, j. E.
Stewman alternate, w. A. Mar
shah. Miss Eula Caskey elect
ed sponsor Of Dixie camp. The
following delegates were elected
to the State reunion: w. G. A.
Porter, Van Hlnsou, Geo. w.
Jones, j.. d. Shehane f; alternate
Duren Lyles, w. NJ. Blackmon,
w. R. Steele, R, j. M. Steele.
Miss Eula Caskey was elected to
represent Dixie Camp in the
State reunion.
1t was decided to hold a coun.
ty reunion at Dixie, some time
during the month of August
Miss Ellen Porter was chosen to
sct as county sponsor on that
occasion, and Mr.. w. G.. A. Por-
ter as marsba! of the day. On
motion. one from each township
was elected as committee en-
time Of county reunion, as fol.
lows A. G. Hinson, J. G. Fos.
ter. J. M. Yoder, w. T. Van.
landingham, Duren Lyles, j. B.
Shebane and w. d. Rodgers
Mr.. Barrett Jones was elected
orator of the occasion.
The following committee was
chosen on tributes of respect to
Aaron Adams, G. ID. Williams,
S. II. Stogner and e w. Moth
ershed, veterans who have died
during the year: John w. A.
Porter. W. NJ. Blackmon and
Geo. w. Jones.
twenty members paid their
dues at the meeting.
! w. G. A. Porter, Com dr..
Geo. W. Jones, Adj't.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
Death o. Mr. j Wren rillman

After an illness of several
months from cancer Of the stom-
ach, Mr.. J. Wren Tillman died
at his home three miles south Of
Lancaster on Sunday night last, +,
April 10th, 1905. Mr.. Tillman
was son of Mr.. J. l.. Tillman,
ST., of Van Wyck and was 81
years of age last month, having
been born March "a, 1854. Be
sides widow, who is daughter
Of the late Col. c. b. Jones, two
adopted children, his futher, three
brothers, +. d., J. L., and M. M.
Tillman, and two sisters, Mrs. B..
Cunningham and Mrs. J. M. Yo-
der, survive him.
In the death Of Mr. Tillman Ian
caster county loses one of her
most progressive and public spir-
tied men. He has served for the
past four years on the State board
Of assessors. also on the county,
and his township board, and
made useful and efficient mem
Der.
He was member Of Camp
Creek Methodist church and his
remains were Inferred there yes
terday morning, after funeral
services conducted by Rev. J. C.
Counts, with the honors of the
Woodmen Of the World of which
organization he was also mem
Der.
We extend to the bereaved
family and relatives our heartfelt
sympathies in their bereavement.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19
CLOTHING.

Our Clothing is all the talk.
Why! Because we handle the
kind that fits you, and our prices
alo SO reasonable that you can't
afford not to buy when priced to
you, as it is great saving to
you,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19

for The Ledger.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-04-19

SS "" 'uio iIut nSS, uCCOFu-
ing to grade.
Buy your Easter Shoes from
us. Big lot new styles. Tan
slippers for men, ladies and chill.
dren just in.
WiIliams-Hughes Co.
The friends of Mrs J w Hall Of
Pleasant Valley will be glad to
learn that she is on a fair road to
recovery. She had so much i'm
proved as to be able to leave the
hospital at Chester last week
where she underwent an operation
several weeks ago. She is now
spending a week or so with her
mother at Fort Mill before going
to her home.
The April term Of the State
supreme court convened yester-
day. Judge Jones went down
to Columbia Monday. The fol-
lowing cases are docketed from
Lancaster county: Mackorell VS..
L. & c. r. r. Co.; Hughes VS..
Western Union Telegraph Co.;
and Buist Co. VS.. Lancaster Mer-
camille Co. Arguments in these
cases will be heard this week.
The State Council Jr O u A
M meets in Greenville today.
The following representatives Of
the several councils in this coun-
ty left yesterday to attend: Ian
caster Council, J S Wilson, A J
McNinch, ] A Cook; Dixie Coun
Gil, A c Rowell, d r Williams
and b f Adams; Heath Springs
Council, w t Slower, r O Jones;
Flat Creek Council, G. + Cook,
w S Gardner.
The county supervisor has
contracted with Mr. r S Harper
to make one Of the cells in the
county Jail absolutely secure by
covering the floor with boiler
plate steel 2s of an inch in thick
ness and latticing the walls and
ceiling with steel bars a inch by
2 inches. The material has been
ordered and within the next two
weeks the Job is expected to be
completed.
The closing exercises of the
Spring Hill school. Of which Mr.
A c Rowell is principal, came off
according to program last Friday
night and the exercises were very
much enjoyed by the large crowd
present. On account Of the in
clement weather the picnic the
following day was not so great a
success. The excellent music
dispensed by the Cotton Mill
string band was quite a feature Of
the occasion and was highly en-
joyed.
The 2nd quarterly Conference
Of The Methodist church was held
here last Friday night. The fol.
lowing delegates were elected to
the District Conference: j. NJ.
Riddle, l. G. Lazsnby; alter
oates, w. P. Bsnnett, l.. P.
Roddey. The church at large
elected the following delegates
to the South Atlantic Missionary
Conference, which meets in
Asheville, N. c., May 18th, viz;
r. B. Allison, Mrs. Mamie Rod.
iey, Miss Minnie Miller. The
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society elected Mrs J. M. Riddle
as delegate, with Mrs. Fannie
Jones as alternate, to the South
Atlantic Missionary Conference.
Miss Lily Miller was elected del
esate by the Sunday School.
Big Granite Company
Steps have been taken for the
organization Of the big granite