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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-02-07

THE SUN r. READ EVERY
DAY IN THE WEEK By
MORE PEOPLE IN PADU-
Cab AND McCRACKEN
COUNTY THAN ANY OTHER
PAPER.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19

Fresh oysters, CSC per dozen at
restaurant. Il
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19
one Arrest Made.

Jim coe. one Of the hoys suspect
"a Of having robbed IL. L Ferays
residence one evening last week
nov occupies a cell al the county jail.
Coe returned TO the city this morning
and was at once placed under arrest
BY the officers from the sheriff's de
partment. He claims TO have been
10 Austin and San Antonio since
leaving the city Immediately after the
robbery. Complaints we're this morn
ing filed against Coe and the boy who
left here with him. As the arrest OF
the other party mas not yet been made
his name has not been given out By
the officers. Coe says the robbery
was committed by his companion and
that he did not enter the mouse.
Young Coe was arrested at Ennis
about a year ago on 9 charge of ar
son, II being alleged that he burned
a residence and other property OF
Capt. NJ. w. Parker. For a long
time he was q tFusty a. the county
jail, and after a failure to make out
a case against him for arson he was
released.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19

An ordinance authorizing the sab
mission 10 the qualified voters of the
city of Naxahachie, Texas, Of tine
proposition of issuing bonds iH the
sum of six thousand dollars, running
forty years with ten years option,
bearing four per cent interest, pay
able annually, for the purpose of
permanent improvement of The water
works system, within the corporate
limits of thu city OF Waxahachie,
Texas.
Whereas, tho city council Of the
city OF Wsxahaehie deems 1t adyis-
able to issue bonds of said city for
the purposes hereinafter mentioned,
therefore
Be il ordained by the city council
| OF the city Of Naxahachie, Texas,
That an election be held on the 14th
day OF October. 1905. at which cleo
ton the following proposition shall
be submitted
Art l. Shall the city council Of
Waxahachie. Texas. he authorized 10
Issue the bonds OF said city Ia the
sum Of six thousand dollars, payable
in forty years after date, with option
OF redeamiug same at ans time at
ter ten years after date, bearing in
teresi from date al the rate Of four
per cent per aunum payable annual
is, and to levy a tax sufficient 10 pay
the interest GA said bonds and create
"A sinking fund sufficient 10 re-
i deem them AZ maturity. for the pur-
I pose OF permanent Improvement Of
the water works system within the
H corporate limits Of the city Of WaXa-
hachie, Texas
Art. 2 Said election shall he held
at the usual voting places IN SAID
city. to-wit. Ward No. One, az
WAITS office on East Main street.
Ward Number Two, az what was
known as V Trtpper's store on Col
lege street. same now being store oC-
cupied by Connally & Minnick as q
grocery. Ward Number Three. al
the eitv hall Of said city on West
Main street And the following nam
ed persons are hereby appointed
managers and judges OF said election
to-wft. Ward Number One, j, +
Wyatt: Ward Number Two. l.. *
Peters, Ward Number Three ]. T
GIN.
Art 3. Said election shall De held
under the provisions Of Chapter lAs
Acts OF the 26th Legislature, Law
of 1899 And only qualified voters
whoarepropeTty TAX payers OF said eats
shall be allowed to vote. and all Voi
ers desiring 10 support the prop"si'
ton 20 Issue bonds as above sal cal
shall have printed on their ballot.
the words. For the issuance u'
bonds. and those opposed shall have
printed on their ballots b words
AGAINST the issuance Of bonds
1.-THE matter of holding said electiof
shall be- governed ~ the laws 81
he state ~geEulaung Scnerst "lss
lions.
Art. q. A copy OF thts order. SAD
III hy the mayor 81 said city, shat
serve as 4 proper notice of said
election. and the mayor ts dircotes
10 cause said notice Gao De- posted ul
At places d~esisnated . haidtns ~sas
election. Aud it T. further dlfeeft
thar a copy Of thls order b. publish
ed ia the official newspaper az fh'
cts og Wax4haehis TcNaM 60 leas
t~enty aays prior to thn dRte 81 tals
eIasfsun.
Approved ~ssnsamheF o. tama
PERRY s R~0HEikrSON
Mayor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19
CONVINCING
EVIDENCE
mrs. hattie CARROLL TESTlflES IN
BEHALF or LARSON AND LONG.
a COMPLICATED CASE
After Declining Under Medical
Treatment for Ten Years Relief
Is Found in a Drugless Sys-
tenn Ut Healing.

Il have been taking medicine all
the time for the past ten years, .
said Mrs. Matte Carroll at the Rog-
speaking of the great Improvement
she has made under the treatment
OF Profs. Larson and Long.
II have had a bad cough for five
years, and was gradually getting
worse until / began this treatment
a month ago. Just TO show you how
much they have helped me. / was
not able to do anything when / be-
gan. and now ! am doing all my own
h~ousework. NV cough is getting
better right along, my bowels are
regular now, and my food tastes SO
much better since they have brought
my appetite back. / can't tell you
how much they have helped me
''When we started in on this
treatment, % said Mr.. Carroll, three
or four of our neighboTs said If
these men could cure my wife they
could cure any disease. / guess they
are getting the proof, for everybody
down our way notices the change in
her condition
"Mr. Carroll is one of our sub
stautiat farmers living six miles
south OF town. and this restoration
Of Mrs. CAROLS health wfll be good
news 10 their numerous friends
throughout the county.
Profs. Neville and Long will be
az the Rogers hotel in W~axahachie
again next Monday and other patients
wiH then he in q position 90 Join the
vast crowd that is sending the prals-
Sos Of these men through the central
west.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19
Itln NIpeting.

The rain intorfered with the at
tendance at the eyangeltstic services
al the Main Street Christian church
last uigaf, still quite "a good sized
audience assembled. IT. was decided
TO be De~t 10 postpone the second
sermon in the series which is follow
lng the e1qairing young man In his
search Tor light. until tonight. The
story VIII run through three more
sermons. On Thursday night every
one is invited 10 bring d Bible. The
story viii be giving diligent search OF
Gods bosk and al are asked to fol-
low him.
Last night Mr.. Haddock spoke on
the teachings OF the Apostle Paul
that all things. whether opposition or
persecution or discOuragements or
distressss OF Imprisonment or stripes
or death can and will under God be
made conducive TO the furtherance
OF the gospel. He gave his personal
experience ia Baton Rouge as illus
t~ratsou Of this truth OF God prom
Use
TIE song service will begin this
evening al 145 and the sermon at
S:lb. You are invited
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19

W hen sou cal for Bugnt8
over oar lines YU8 get ean
ueTNaM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19

There are more eafas directly
due to weak lungs thAn 10 al
sfhmr diseases continued They are
humaatsy'm weak spos-the hrewdamE
atmre uf consumption. Ahen me
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19

Whereas the undersigned has been
appointed clerk and master in the
Case OF the WaXahachie National
Bank VS.. Banner Brick Works ct al.
case No. 6S5S pending in the Dis
triot our of Ellis county. Texas:
now this Is 20 give notice that all
persons holding claims against de-
PENDANTS in said suit o. claiming
liens AGAINST the Banner Brick Works
are required 20 present and file the
sans before me ia nav office In the
eitv ot WaAahachie. Ellis county,
Texas by G0 o'clock Co.. m.. Septem~
Der u. 1895.
said aims must bee proven OF verb
fie8 au8 wifi be- audited by me at said
time and place
m she atB 3ay or September.
.l*UG.
y r SPENCER.
Clerk and Master.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19
WttN rms

A. aHer ere hundred dollars re-
Sard for anv ease ef oatsFrh that
cannot BE- cured hF Halls Catarrh
Cure = 3 CHENEY 4 Co
Toledo. Ohio
We Ire au8e ene3 have knowa
r f Cheney FEY the lasr rs TeSra.
and neiieve BIN perfectly honorable
N All h%nsiu~ss transactions au1 tin=
anrta8ly Ahaw 20 carry 0uE aaw OBJ
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19
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Hereby Announces - thH puhite shas
from tagm date b. mall b. pleased
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pAan.faw. aapsr hanging. a~esoFastuk
str Personal asiemts0n given ~ ais
exsasr4ess Shop apawswgta Dal1s
Leht esEiee lee
Yours 20 psease
M GILMORE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-09-19

Mh0s~Aa2e Hfges efA Toledo q
tails CatafFh Cars Is taken in
ternaliw aessns aiteetF un0n the
NsesAl Ant Mue0GH surfaces q TIRE
sV#fem Ts~ MUaala seat fre~
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Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23
The NOrthIand
The Latest News, from Reliable
Sources, Concerning the Great
North, Condensed.
Information for Everybody.

The telegraph station at Good Pas
ture was burned by forest fires.
The United States court house and
jail at Skagway is being improved.
According to the Daily Alaskan,
Skagway leads the world for celery.
Malamute dogs and automobiles
jostle each other on the streets of
Nome.
A Dawson Methodist preacher has
made himself useful by stopping a
prize fight.
The Atlin Claim records late placer
strike on Lincoln Creek, 40 miles from
Atlin City,
The Nome city council has gone to
the limit of the law and made the tax
levy two per cent for 1905.
Capt. Barnette has been elected dele
gate to Congress from Fairbanks. Who
elected him is not stated.
The Council City News says that a
mosquito is a precocious and penetrat-
ing culicid dipterous insect.
The cable from Valdez to Seward is
200 miles long. This is 225 miles short
er than the estimates previously made.
The Whitehorse Star is out with the
statement that "mines are not develop
ed in day" We had thought as much
The n. A. T. & T. has five steamers
plying the Yukon this year. They are
the Cudahy, Healy, Weare, Isom and
Powers.
D. w. Jarvis, for II years connected
with the Portland, Ore. public schools,
has been appointed principal of the
Nome schools.
Andrew ]. Baumgarten has been ap-
pointed United States commissioner,
justice of the peace, probate judge and
coroner at Tin City.
The salary ofthe postmaster at Nome
has been cut from $4,000 to $500. The
reduction is made because of decrease
in the volume of business.
The Order of Yukon Pioneers at Daw-
son celebrated August 10Th, the day
gold was first discovered in the Klon-
dixie by Geo. Carmack and the Indians.
The Sitka Cablegram has declared
war on Juneau. 1t claims the people
of Juneau think their town all there is
to Alaska. 1t thinks the airs are un-
called for.
Gen. Greely has high expectations
touching the telegraph and cable SER
vice extending from Seattle to Valdez,
and thence throughout Central Alaska
and to st. Michael. He believes the in
come will be a million dollars in five
years and this he proposes to have the
government expend in extending lines
and adding new facilities.
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23

Ielegra pllC aQVlCeS lIOu ANon0 S0H
yey the information that Charles u.
Lane, one of the most prominent min
ing men of Alaska, has been stricken
totally Iblind. He will be brought out
on the steamer Oregon for treatment.
The Alaska Improvement Company
has leased the mines of the Grindall
Mining and Smelling Company of ha-
saan peninsula and will start to work
soon. 200 tons of ore from this mine,
lately tested at Coppermount showed5
per cent copper and over So in gold per
ton.
An organization called the Interna-
tional Institute for study of Polar Re-
search has been formed at Dawson.
The object is to test the eervicesbility
of malamutes and mules for dash to
the North Pole in future polar expedi-
tions.
An Eskimo hunter at Point Hope was
killed early this summer by polar
bear. The native had shot the bear,
slightly wounding it. A cartridges
caught in the rifle and he could not
shoot again. The bear literally torehim
to pieces.
WrangelI is a horseless town. The
Sentinel man says he has been in
Wrangell four years. During that time
he has seen but two pieces of horse
flesh. One fell in a we'll and broke his
neck; the other went over a cliff and
was found dead.
In order to take care of the ship
ments of hay for Dawson and other in-
terror points, the Alaska and Pacific
Coast Steamship companies have joint
" chartered the old ship Dashing Wave
which will be towed to Skagway by the
steamer Dirigo.
A ledge u feet wide of rich galena
ore, earring 70 per cent. lead and So
ounces of silver per ton, has been un'
covered on the property of the Alaska
Chief Mining Company on Lost River
in the Nome district. The mine has
been worked some time with q crew of
men.
Thus far this wear the output of gold
from the Klondike country has not
reached the 100000 mark, the small,
est by more than one half since 1897.
The greater portion of the gold taken
from the Klondlke in the future will be
mined by the dredging and hydraulic
companies.
Complaint has been made by miners
and others of the Duncan and Mayo dis.
tricts that hunters in that vicinity have
killed $50 moose wantonly, and have
greatly reduced the visible supply of
moose for the camp for the winter. The
complaint has been made to George
Black. Yukon councillor, who has taken
up the matter with Gov. McGnnes and
Maj. Wood.
Gov. Brady denies ever having recon-
mended H. D. Reynolds to Judge Wick
ersham for commissioner. The denial
is in response to charge made by
Judge Wickersham that H. D. Reynolds
said, in an application for appointment
as United States court commissioners,
that he made it at the suggestion of
Gov. Brady. Gov. Brady also very en-
phstically states that Judge Wicker
sham is not 6t for the Office he holds
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23

This has been the stormlest season aC
st. Michael for years. The storms kept
the ocean steamers off st. Michael and
Nome many days. The Zealandia had
200 tons of freight she could not land
in good time, and which she carried
back to San Francisco. The Senator
laid off Solomon ten days before she
landed her cargo.
VIM. D. Grant was yesterday sworn in
as office deputy U. S. Marshal and plac-
ed under salary of $1,000 per year,
which is much more satisfactory to him
than the fee system. That U U.S.Msrshal
Shoup has confidence in Mr.. Grant is
evidenced by the fact that this is the
fourth time he has appointed him his
deputy at this place.-Wrangell Senti-
mel.
A recent telegram from Fairbanks
says Gen. Greedy, while there, arrang-
ed for building telegraph line along
the mail route all the way between
Fairbanks and Valdez. The Goodpasture
line will be cut out and the line run
from the Big Delta to Gakona. Gen.
Greedy was pleased with the volume OF
business and surprised at the size OF
| Fairbanks.
Capt. E. w. Geiger will leave Nome
the latter part of this month with f1f-
teen or twenty men for the headwaters
of the Kuskokwim river, says the Gold
I Digger The captain has bought the
steamer Research to transport his
party and outfit as far up the river as
possible, and from there the party will
prospect in toward the Mt. Mckinley
country. The party will outfit for
three-year trip, and will have number
of we'll known miners of this section
among them, of whom are William
Stanton and William Clark. E. W.
Park, who has trading post on the
upper part of the river, will be pas
senger on the Research as far as his
post.
Regarding the attack made by Judge
Wickersham upon him, Governor Brady
is credited with saying: 81 don't see
why Judge Wickersham should attack
me. suppose he thinks 1 opposed his
confirmation by the senate. The ap-
pointment of Reynolds as commission
er did not interest me and never ask
ed him to appoint Reynolds. At the
time the Reynolds company was talk
ing of opening the town Of Aurora l
suggested Reynolds as the most avail
able man for the place. have no feel
4 ing in the matter. No doubt Judge
! Wickersham thinks l worked against
him in Washington. There was no need
of that. Judge Wickersham killed him
self through the extra judicial district
matter and he gave eloquent reasons
why fourth district was needed to the
senatorial committee three years ago.
He went to Washington and practically
drafted bill providing for the Fourth
district. Later he Topped and denied
the necessity for the district and left
the judicial committe in the unpleas-
ant predicament of introducing a
measure that was not wanted. The new
district would have put friendly in
terests outside of his jurisdiction. You
can't expect senators to confirm his
nomination after that. Wickersham is
bright man and knows the law but he
is not suitable man for the position
he holds"
Douglas Island news., 1905-08-23

There has been a heavy rainfall all
over the Klondike basin. 1t is estl-
mated that the rain will be worth
hundreds of thousands Of dollars to
the miners.
Hugo Koehler, amember of wealthy
family in San Francisco, has been taken
into custody by the Fairbanks marshal
on account of apparent mental trouble
says the News.
The Nellie group of ten low-grade
mining claims, on AUX bay, owned by
Col. Winn aud Thomas Needham, OF
Juneau, has been bonded to New York
people for 100000.
A movement is on foot at Nome to Sc
cure a semi-weekly mail service be-
tween Nome and Tanana during the
winter time. 1t is claimed the service
is easily practicable.
The Northern Commercial Company
has built and commissioned steamer
for the upper Tanana river. 1t was
launched about three weeks ago and
christened the Delta.
The steamer T. G. Power, owned by
the North American Transportation d
Trading Company, with barge in tow
was sunk near the mouth of the Tan
ana river. Five lives were lost.
At Atliu few days ago an unit utored
savage was fined $50 and costs for kill
ing a moose out of season. Is it any
wonder the dusky child of nature thinks
the cards are being stacked on him?
The big seventymile hydraulic COM
pany, the internal affairs of which have
received so much notoriety on two con-
tinents, will be producing gold this
year, according to reports from the Yu-
kon valley.
The United States revenue cutter
Perry caught four Japanese fishing
schooners last month near Attu island,
Alaska. Thirty thousand salted sal
mon were confscated and the Japanese
camps destroyed.
G.. Hendrickson, who was recently IN
dicted by the grand jury for highway
robbery, sawed through the bars of the
federal jail at Fairbanks and escaped
to the hills accompanied by Burkhall,
short term prisoner.
One of the engines of the White Pass
road encountered slide on the morn
ing of August u and plunged $50 feet
down an embankment $50 feet. The
engineer and fireman escaped by jump
ing.
Bennett Brown, commissioner for
the Southwestern Interstate Coal OPP
orators Association, is making dill
gent search in the North through offici-
al and other channels in hopes of To-
eating his lost son William Brown.
Every steamer that has left Dawson
for st. Michael this year has taken a
full cargo of Tansna freight down the
river for Fairbanks and transferred it
at Gibbon, and every through steamer
from Dawson has taken full cargo.
The department has refused to take
any action in the matter of the charges
that Nome officials hold so many min
ing claims in the district in which they
live. The department says, further,
that federal officials in Alaska can
hold mining claims if they so desire.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-12-09
Makes Recommendation
for What He Considers
Important Legislation.
RAILROAD RATES FIRST TOPIC
Would Materially Increase the
Powers of Interstate Com
merce Commission.
LIFE INSURANCE QUESTION

Sees Good and Evil in Labor Unions
ASKS fer Immediate Appropri-
atoms for Panama Canal, and
Promises Report of Board of En-
gineers and Recommendation
Later---other Matters.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-12-09
Equal Rights for All.

The question Of securing a healthy,
s~elf-Tespecting and mutually sympathetic
attitude as between employer and en-
ploye, capitalist and wage worker, is~a.
difficult one, All phases of the labor
problem prove dificult-when approached.
But the underlying principles, the root
principles, In accordance with which the
problem must be solved are entirely sim
pie. We can get justice and right dealing
only II we put as Of paramount impor-
lance the principle Of treating a man on
his worth as a mar rather than with
reference to his social position. his occu-
patton, or the class to which he belongs.
There are selfish and brutal men in all
ranks Of life. If they are capitalists
their se%lfshness and brutality may take
the form Of hard Indifference to suffer-
ing, greedy disregard Of every moral re-
straint which interferes with the accum-
ulation Of wealth, and cold-blooded ex-
ploitatlon Of the weak; or, II they are
laborers, the form of lazlness, OF sullen
envy OF the more fortunate, and of will
ingness to perform deeds of murderous
violence, Such conduct is just as repre-
hensible In one case as in the other, and
all honest and farseeing men should ioin
in warning against 1t wherever IL be-
comes manifest. Individual capitalist and
individual wage worker, corporation and
union, are alike entitled to the protec-
tion of the law, and must alike obey the
law.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-12-09
The Insurance Scandal.

On the subject Of life insurance the presi-
dent says recent events have emphasized
the Importance Of early action looking to a
solution Of the subject Of some sort OF con-
troll that will furnish better safeguards
than the several states have been able TO
furnish against corruption Of the fragrant
kind which has been exposed, and in this
connection he continues;
There is need Of a s~tricter and uni