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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
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g. Ss... - IS. 80. %. lGs
1hssS-A ec,d moderate supply VI hogs ar
rived during ;L- DAY "a. saturday and there
we're several Ioa.ls Of pretty sooi hcG~. m
ciGde3 The market was quite active Sni
shove! Al advance of - all decea. ,luaiit.
offerings. the top h~iWa 8 :: for ssveiai Eais
of nice medium Weights IN th~ butcher order
and the bulk - the hogs soki f:Um - ssn :. Il
II VAS the nGhtest nlastes Of the week and tine
supply IVES quickly 81. sns1 Up with - demand
not more tf1r half Satisfied. LATHE ~ % I'm
proxemens was nosiceabe the common Kin II.
SHEE1-on'y feW eh-ep Were sale and
there vas n" mat sr al change q. the trade The
market has bs~n rather slow AMI s.ull all week
but closes with a slightly hetser fe~ing than
existed during the Early rsart Of the week and
the general impression prevails that thefe will
he Tss~rta! Improvement q the trade sIur. n !;
the NEXT two weeks
HnRSE2e-rhc. trade was very quiet: owing
- the fact that there Nere few offerings avail
able and that mos: trad~yy Rad depaStei from
the yards so maxi preparations for the holiday.
Hardly any business ~ss transacted and .
nominal tS,s~ In general prevailed. The week
.kSesi . little bs,ttrr tssss than last week.
but tho improvement was slight.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

Paireius~n Ilr&o and gox. 81 the Fourth
fsisirfst % SATURDAY arrested fsi- ksr-
Oin oS No IsfS Coi.if.s street. On .onf-
piaiet Of Mrs. Ncloseil. M. i:u Wash
seseef. Ok0 s1le9es tssat keyxin attempted
70 cue hsg With . hntfe. kerWin = lucbe1
- De011ng o001caa1oo 4oe . UanaaS
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

WbNee UsouSO O9eVoebeo.
There t.,s.s 70 arrive Depart
yesterday.
Ice wa- running In ,he Fives yes'-r;ay. being
In consider nii. ,O!tsrI..
Man, - the 1iarftsia.s will BE- deserted sl-
ceps for ~stchrs.n to-day. In observance "f
CSyissnas
The sArs Giraf,!eaa 's due - arrive IN this
port to-ds. from ',,rtu,..cs. Ne IL ~Xy>st~ti
10 d~:sr, for the ssi,- :..ft is'e: IN the u'eek-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
HORSE QUOTATIONS.

Nl'Lk.S-O~ing to the decreased receipts In
the Lass three days. sellers have had an cr-
pOstuRity 81 disf,osine q most Of the mules
on the co1i.atssion marset and there was little
occasion for any activity Saturday The week
closed In the same Jull shape In which u las
been ali week. no improvement In the feeling
bei0G shown.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

C0PS CH0e0 00Pk(t0.
MAY ~heat sSisc asked: puts e.s06jSe asked:
calls S~SdsSizc asked.
nesrc.,s-Msy whea, Sc: puts Sa,sc: calls
Gi...
s'hicaso-May ~heat-r:ids Sc: offers s.Nc
May cora-Blds H,.c: cfrers Slisc.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
h NIGHTS a>D LasDsE. ~ SIC, R,Ty

40 .il - COZ MIL No sss n .us, !. |.
- Ent iAdi>s q security. ns.ets ..srs Il a.
esS a. 3 .: cY~a ns.;I.S s~con! Zoo "a !,
u. eArh rncr;h. tap~riN Hal. J.Se,e0 80
'nss aSensss Nsst?g s-t-al. Aas :s.ies ~
sS:si . .o-t!A. r~re.Nltn
Z .tEIISG. President;
NJ Suse = Hart F.asnSiAI .el,e;sry IelsA
.a5L- O'ress >@
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
ANCIENT fkrc AxD ACCEPrEn
MASOES

(e oSioS LODGE M. = A 4 A NJ
l..-i'ar n"...ne Sn:.!av ~,sn.S a, =.
c'clcrA. a. Grand Ag--a- Ien!r.e. +: !, So
sr--. Visitors sr"a.allv in.i-et
FRANK q. EhCEE W VI
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ROS ~. ARCH Wa~O<s,

MI 80 u! 'Hsi'TF F:i. y. y A .-
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Ar 0as.e ss.e- r-rr-- 800 :-s. Z.
O-Nsr 4Nser as --gs.scs ss--r- -- =,
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/. s.-err~ s-.-e ~su~ ----ssr- a---r
~ eater $780, as s-sr'r5r: ra -
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EITTEE-.,uc.e: Crramrry-EI:rs SNorthernS
;aaS.iiCrir.,s @ isr is: .ssona. ] iss,:e: process
.,n:I.. Dairy -pAe sei.. Fancy :93slc: poor to
s..as. M .a:e: extra creamery '.s y. ID. moss IN
.MEESE-on .r,er:: Twin: i:'.e: single.
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governing sradfE. .s:ppers n,st stand alt loss
S.s. s...- 'n. in-Ss. 90 IN :osb!na ssy. ..ier:
ci.r.. i.rs,s. case. included. -s,sc. ard extra
1--we PouLTHS-o, eh,cken.-ro~!. sc:
rcas;-,. ac ,ush-.s good dre.s.ne I...e: :u;,s.
...: s.r.. T piask... &c. :;sssy young r.s,.r: C:
ssEins shieksn.; .ver.x. receipt: s,-c: ducks
''f SusssEn a.ssei y ;I'ITfLi4ss!-ces.n.-rs-,. 'If
e,s-:t ~ 'FF: f:r:soas :. me- sa''; ::.. e.
ga, CANE 10 Su8,e S": @ s..b;:. % She:s: small
s-.i r.i-ct:a r,aeh less. t.ck rabbits SO
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hORo:E WASHINGTON i<plSE 40 a
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southern WsNtera
and and
Southwestern. CeG:rA'. EoYshe.a.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

| I<oss from eusre-s ~ou-ns-r os-;s % florida
louisiana sn3 TeAss 20 Per -eni i.se than fore
9J.as
| sThs au,.a:iou. % ssunk o.. .,- r-.ne-aa-
| prime OF ti-s sA.as !~>.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

Hitw'se and rcr,ar rh>x,cian. c1.euat.4
errsss eec. hest ~ medical given 81 all
cases: iarees. and only sec!aeed up-fc- -date
bone: elegant rarioVs for I-'iar's' 'N-fi.si'~
use: receives before conere.nen:s: - in'an.s
adopted fs.e: CONSULTATION ana examinations:
rAs!en's met at station ard conducted safely:
.s-s raw Ia work. u ie..-~': written guar
an:ee CAN write. He'll and kinioc.. phca-s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
IN MURDER TRIAL.
Paducab Experts VIII Testify at
Benton june 10.

Supe hntendent G. M. Leib, OF the
Paducah public schools. has been
summoned to appear as an expert
mathematician In the trial of Sher-
IN Walter Holland. of Murray. charg-
ed with the murder of Hardy Keys.
The trial Is set for June goth at
Benton. a change Of venue having
been granted. and one trial held at
Benton resulting In verdict for
five years, but p new trial was grant
ed
Supt. Leib will testify as TO the po-
sition taken by Sheriff Holland when
the shot was fired. giving a drawing
and fun explanation of the position
according to scientific reasoning. II
Is alleged by the commonwealth that
the defendant was in certain posi-
ton when he fired the shot which
caused the death Of Keys, and TO
prove this have summoned Supt
Leib and Civil Engineer James vii
cox, both having been summoned
In the previous trial.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
ABOUT JULY 1ST
THE NEW CITY HOSPITAL WILL
BE OPENED.
Delay In the Arrival Of Furnishings
An Are Expected In a Few
Days Now.

Members Of the Riverside hospital
board stated that from present indi-
cations the hospital will be In SER
vice by July LIST.
II was first thought that equip
ment would be here by June 18th,
but a delay has been occasioned and
there is a great deal Of work to do
after the furnishings come so the
board hardly thinks II possible to
complete the work of equipping and
furnishing before the first of July
A majority of furnishings for pri-
yate wards have arrived but will
not be placed In the building before
the regulaUsupplies and furnishings
have arrived The members OF the
board are anxious to get the hospit-
al in shape for service and are keep
ing up with every move pertaining
to the shipment of goods, etc. The
beds, operating room equipment and
other furnishings which were secur-
ed away from Paducah have with few
exceptions been shipped.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
Teachers Plan 10 Have Three
Established.
N the Project IL Carried out II WIN
Probably Mean u Big Institu.
ton For Paducah.
TEACHERS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC.

Kentucky Is one of the few pro-
gressive states without normal
schools, and the teachers of the state
are preparing to launch a plan to Sc
cure for the state three normal
schools under the control and man
agement of the state.
At the state teachers meeting to
be held on the 81, 22 and 23 OF next
month al Mammoth Cave, the cam
paign Will be started and not drop
ped until the schools are established.
There has been talk of college or
university In Paducah but those In
terested In educational work. say thai,
the high schools and normal schools
are the only type of schools now
most successful.
A well known local educator this
morning stated that the Idea of the
educators generally In the state Is
TO have three normal schools estab-
lished. one In the eastern. one In the
central and one In the western por-
tion of the state. Paducah would
be the best location for school of
this kind In the western portion of
the state and local teachers will
make every effort to secure one for
this city.
The educator also stated that all
Paducah would have to do to secure
normal school II the plan above is
adopted, would be to donate site
for the building.
Local teachers will make every
effort TO bring this matter to a ia
yoral climax. Superintendent C. M.
Leib of the local public schools. is
the only paducah man who has an
nounced his intention of attending
the meeting, although several are
thinking of H.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
MORE BOOKS
WANTED ny LIBRARY BOARD
DEMAND ~ GREAT.
Effort TO he Made 90 Get Several
Hundred New Books at
Once.


President IT, w. Bagby. OF the
Carnegie library board. said today
that the board would probably meet
next week for the purpose of revis-
ing the book list. There have been
few books secured lately because the
board has been having dlmcult
time getting the money
a list OF books was recently Sc
lected. but none OF them secured
President Bagby states that Is de
sired to get al least seven or eight
hundred new volumes. and with this
end In view the meeting Is to be held
soon
The popularity OF the library, ac-
cording to members OF the board, Is
increasing rapidly. The number of
people who visit II and borrow books
is increasing In a most gratifying
way, and new books are greatly need
ed
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30

The Hopkins is today's Evans
Vile packet.
The Clyde II AT Joppa unloading.
The Charleston will go into Ten
nessee river tonight.
The Castalia Is due from Hatchie
river today.
The Penguin has returned from
kuttawa where she took several
barges.
The MILFORD is due from Duck
river.
Mr. Jesse y, Pell formerly OF Pa
ducah, died suddenly at 81. Louis
from paralysis, aged 81. lie was a
brother OF Capt. Louis Pell. OF Pa
ducah, and was a carriage manufac-
lurer, lie had lived In 81. Louis
about thirty years,
II is stated that Capt ED. Edward
Howard has given up his lease on
the Finney docks here, ID was for a
time thought that he would buy
them.
The Clyde arrived late yesterday
afternoon from Tennessee river aud
leaves again tomorrow evening.
The Russeil Lord has gone TO Mis-
sisslppi river for tow.
The Peters Ice Is due today from
Cincinnati for Memphis.
Mr. Russell Gardner. on the Annie
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
Faculty to Stand Pat.

Lexington. Ky, May 30.-After
being In session for four hours, the
faculty decided to refuse to reopen
the case of X. ID. Dietrich, of Hop
kinsville. suspended for caustic re-
marks made in paper prepared for
reading on class day. A committee
was sent to the faculty by the mem
beers of the senior class and alumni
and the father of young Dietrich ap-
peared before the faculty and made a
formal demand that his son be given
a diploma.
The class has resolved not to ac-
cept diplomas unless Dietrich Is re-
instated, and President Patterson
says they may go without them II
they so desire.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
DECORATION DAY
QUIETLY OBSERVED
Graves at the Cemetery Strewn
With Flowers.
The Banks and Postofiice Closed and
Many Leave on the Excursions
to Other Places.
No FORMAL DECORATION HERE

committee of several civil war
veterans yesterday afternoon went
to Oak Grove cemetery and planted
small flags on the graves of all de-
ceased soldiers, irrespective of which
side they were on. II was very
touching ceremony, and was design
ed principally that those who desired
TO decorate the graves today might
have no trouble in finding which
graves were those Of soldiers.
There are no regular decoration
exercises held in Paducah, as there
are few soldiers buried here. Many
graves in the cemetery were inform
ally decorated today by friends and
relatives however
The holiday has been quietly spent
in Paducah. All the banks and the
postofiice were closed, and many
factories allowed such of their en-
ployes as desired to take a holiday
This morning the |. C. shops pre-
sented a very quiet appearance, hav-
ing been closed on account of Deco
ration Day.
Only a few putting little switch en-
glnes in the yards working out
freight trains broke the monotony
and occasionally a wood worker who
had to repair bad order car for i'm
mediate service could be seen.
The railroad men are enjoying
days rest while some are out enjoy
ing sports. The Paducah Rife and
Target club is holding a shoot to-
day at the Thompson stock yard
range and the Famous ball team,
composed of railroaders, is playing
ball at Wallace park this afternoon.
This morning special excursion
train was run out of Paducah to Cal
no over the |. G. carrying several
hundred people TO Cairo and Mound
City. This was the only excursion
train run out of Paducah today on
account of Decoration Day.
The Dick Fowler left at o'clock
this morning for Mound City and
Cairo, with a colored excursion. The
colored people went down to attend
the Decoration Day ceremonies at
Mound City and about 100 were TAX
en- out of Paducah. There will be a
number from other river towns en-
route who will go on the boat, and
when she reaches Mound City IL is
expected there will be 500 excursion
lists aboard.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
THE CITY HALL.
Public Improvement Committee Met
To Decide On Work.

The public Improvement commit
tee Of the general council held a
meeting this morning at 10 o'clock
at the city hall and decided to at once
ask for bids for number Of improve
ments that are to be made at the
city hall A new roof Is TO be put
on, and new drain pipes will be plac-
ed on the building. the inside frame
work Is TO be repaired. II is not
known what the work will cost, as
no bids have been received.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
GORDON IN LOUIsVILLE.
Local Confederate Leader Makes Ar
rangements for His Division
During Reunion.

Louisville, KY. May 30.-General
George w. Gordon, of Memphis, COM
mander of the Tennessee Division,
unired Confederate Veterans. Is In
Louisville making arrangements for
the comfort of his division during
the reunion.
General Gordon called upon mum
erous prominent Confederates and
said he was deeply gratified over the
arrangements that had been made
for the reunion and also over the
fact that the work was progressing
so smoothly aud so satisfactorily.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30

Russell left for Cairo yesterday af-
ternoon after a trip up above Nash
vile on the Cumberland river.
A Hickman, Ky, dispatch of yes
terday says: This morning about
$3.50 o'clock the towboat Oakland
sank a coal barge, heavily loaded. in
front of the Lee line wharf. The
swift current sank IL.
Capt. j. +. Browinski was again In
the city today. leaving for Joppa on
the Dick Fowler.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30

There will be two excursion trains
run into Paducah Sunday from Hop
klnsyllle and Evansville to accom-
modate those desiring to attend the
baseball game between Hopkinsville
and Paducah
A great many persons have ex-
pressed a desire to come TO Paducah
sunday and the !. G. arranged the
excursions They will be the first
excursions run into Paducah from
these cities this season.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
KENTUCKY NEWSLETS
Prominent Man Drops Dead.

Mt Sterling, KY, May 30.-John
w. Burton, one of the wealthiest
men in the city, and for years a
leading mmberman and capitalist,
dropped dead while seated on his
front porch He was about fifty
eight years old and was Grand Ar
my veteran. Mr.. Burton came here
from Powell county about twenty
five years ago poor man, but by
good business ability amassed a fort
une of $4,000. During the war Mr..
Burton received bullet wound above
the heart, the ball going through the
body. Since that time he had never
seen well day, and IL resulted In
heart disease, which caused his death
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
Marriages AZ Eulton.

Fulton, May 30--Esq. j. r. Futrell
reports the following marriages:
Mr.. s. E. Abbott to Miss Liza Eta
Cartwright, Rochester, Ky.
Wesley Harper to Miss Gertie Ma
son, of Dublin, Ky.
Cleveland Warlep to Miss Jennie
Newton, of Obion county, Tenn, near
Fulton.
Mr.. Sol. Jackson to Miss Lola Ten
stall, of near Pilot Oak.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
The WneOn Rrnke Down.

Mr.. Sam Gott was slightly injured
In an accident at 18th and Trlmble
streets yesterday afternoon. lie was
riding with his brother-in-law Mr..
Bethshares. when the rim on a rear
wheel came of and the vehicle col
lapsed. Both occupants were thrown
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
second Yacht Sighted.

scilly Island May 30.-The Ger
man yacht Hamburg. the second OF
the contestants for the Kaiser's cup.
to be sighted. passed four miles
south Of Bishop Rock lighthouse this
morning. A light breeze prevails
and the yacht was almost beealmed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
Hot After That Railroad.

Mayheld. May 3O,-The citizens OF
Mayfeld will have meeting at the
courthouse tomorrow evening, To
consider the railroad proposition and
finish raising the amount of money
asked as a donation.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
RIVER NgNy

Observations taken at a. m.
River 2l.9 on the gauge, fall OF
2.S In the last "a hours. Weather
clear and warm. Winds from the
east, with rs temperature.
SAUNDERS A. FOWLER,
Local Observer.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
Deaths In Caldwell.

Princeton, KY, May 30.-Mrs. SUI
san Cook, wife of John w. Cook. and
a member of one of the county's most
prominent families died at her home,
two miles south of town, she leaves
large family to mourn her death.
Henry Dillingham;, a prominent
merchant of Dulaney, Caldwell coun-
ty. died at his home of Bright's dis
ease.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30
A Hard Examination.

Benton, KY, May 3O,-There
were 40 applicants examined for
teachers certificates at the recent
examination In Marshall county and
II is reported that only one secured
first-class certificate. II Is said the
examination was one OF the hardest
for years, which was the cause of so
many failing TO get iirst-eiass certih-
Gates.
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Water Valley Bank.

Water Valley, May SO,-The direc-
tors and officers of the Bank of Water
Valley met yesterday and opened for
business, The officers of the bank are
DIR. Geo. r. Weaks. president and
Ben. T. Bennett, cashier.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-05-30

Maysyille Ky, May 30.-Capt. s.
u. Bettia. with his family. arrived
here on his two masted schooner. nifty
feet and eight feet hold, ON his way
10 Panama. which he expects 10
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SEVERAL THOUSAND
Collected by License Inspector Ed.
Rivers.

License Inspector Ed. Rivers stat
ed this morning that the merchants
were coming up readily and paying
license. A number of merchants and
pay have given the inspector checks
and he has collected himself several
thousand dollars since yesterday
morning when he began work.
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Director Resigns,

Mr.. Louis Rieke, Jr., has resign
ed as a director OF the Commercial
club, aud MIR, n. g. Rhodes has been
elected TO an the vacancy.
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Drowned In Green River.

Bowling Green KY, May 30.-Tom
Sublett. aged sixteen years, son of b.
ID. Sublett. was drowned at Wood
bury while bathing In Green river.
The body has not been recovered.
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Street Fair M Hopkinsyil,e.

Hopkinsville, KY, May 30.--The
street fair and carnival under the
auspices of the local Lodge of Wood
men of the World, opened yesterday
with a large attendance.
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reach in the fall. He is a chaplain
in the United States army and has
been assigned to that post.
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YOU DON'T NAVE TO WAIT

Essy dose makes you feel better, Las. FOs
Keeps your whole insidss right, sold on the
money back plan sverywhsrs. Price 50 cents
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