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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

dying H|N..D|..O|.0|| [!
Told THEFT /. ] /
Revealed Hiding P'llac 4: Z 81 Gems
tolen# at isianla = 7, tir- II
chase Expo sition.
FAMILY AM u, THEM EN-
Cabled f. s ST. ~ Louis Workman,
Who Wv ent{ Is Place = nldl die;
and Got ; the Bag
FAMILY REC 0vER / lei J. THEM i e 4
Called to St. Louis Workman {
I Il ~. j.
Press

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SsS LOUIS. NJ O., rust 6-Act TIDE ing
under ms ructions cablcd from England az 9
John r OErien. ia lnb orer en- plo yed w.. ".
tie ywrecling or TIL w ord 3 Fail bulld !
iings, has unearthed an alllgnt or bag con
taining jewels valued at. $50. which
we're stolen from M +. and Mrs. = Henry my
Clayton, OF SDevonshire,8 England n during
a visit to the Louisiana Purchase flixp o;-
sitions two years ago Q.
The Jewels were $ stolen = rom q Il trunk,
and they were not missed unit u the cay
tons had returned to- England after q
tour around the worl d Pcs I h y then had
no means OF knowing where he Jewels
Ind been stolen About a q $ruonth ago q
Hindoo servant, who /. had been In their
employ during their trip was fatally IN
1ured by an elephant In India. and on MS
den thbed confessed that he had stolen
the jewels while lin st. Louis e 5
& He said he becane alarmed and f te HI
ing detection. had dropped them into g
hole In the wall OF the Manufacturers
Building Later he again shed to Sc
cure the gems. but on returning to the
place where he had socrete them, could
not reach the bottom OF the space be-
tween the plaster md the side Of the
building Fearing to make any inquiries
or ask assistance. the & IIindoo departed
from ST.. Louis with the Claytons, leaving
the jewels In their hiding place.
{aE O'Brien was generous ~ reWnr d cd. ana
has also been employed q by. Mr., Clayton
as his personal attendant. ss SE3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
HAD N|P|.U||.L||..!S|:i.||:.IQ!||.
Kill | HIS Family 4. / J
Young Kentucky Man Placed in
insane Asylum at His
Own Request

3..3f LEXINGTON, X Y.,# August z 81 ames
#Spaulding, a young man who Y 9 WINS y 2
farm In Boyle county, wal broug htS mere
Yesterday and placed In 3 tho LAX lano
Asylum for the Insane although no one
says he IL crazy. 5sy
84 spaulding entered the asylum Of his
own free will. In fac he u q rove igto
BDanville last Saturday. and VI requested
the jailer ia lock him up saying that II,
he had Y burned a barn a few days PEE
fore. and was suffering with q criminal
Impulse which he could not Withstan nd.
5f sSpauldlng told thes trial Jury yes erday
that II permit tied foreman Sunconfined$h he
might murder his wife and three little
children and kill,ahimself, after burning
their home. r. 4
Es5 He said he, owned a small 8 tore at
Central City, and sold 1t because an Inn
pulse to burnt 1t seized him. and that he
was compelled to leave the place. because
he realized 3heS could not withAtnnd iSthe
growing desire to set fire to the house.
,gS He y sal AZ al few weeks ago he y began
to feel that he must burn the barn OF
his neighbor,5 James Messenger. II g tried
to suppress the feeling, but never told
any one Of his condition, Il He was In Dan
vile, ana, returning. saw the barn lie
could not pass It, the Impulse was SO
strong, and going into the yard. he ap-
piled ma tch to the dry boards. He got
into his buggy and drove home. feeling
relieved. 3s sfFSSs " s
@ He said upon reaching the asylum 81
now know my wife and babies ire safe
4 love them. and I know 1 would have
done them harm had one Of those irre-
8sstible impulses seized m y - ss$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
.EX=G0v N||A[lE:R.'''!S
/. ] Won v [: IN
sThre atened bys Angry Farmer,
He Saved the Day for. .sss
R3s} ss}}S5i5t (,1,,hTM ernie # Sss;g ii;
ClubfM Members

a NEW HAVEN gust y, M Former II I. :
Governor Thomas NJ. Waller, one OF the
few Democratic Executives OF Cohnect iTi
cut, 8 saved the Thames Club; composed
a fashionable residents OF N ewsj London,
from an il:nominious retreat on the oc-
castor OF Its annual picnic. This was
held near New London, and one Of 9
features was baseball game. in which
the Ex-Governor was a part cipa 2 The
diamond was laid out in q hay field,
without X the owners permission having
been. asked. .5
] when the farmer discovered his h g
ord cred them all out. They did not go.
and the farmer returned wilma shotgun
and half ID dozen country cons tables, and
Threatened 70 shoot and sarrest the sur
s Mr. Waller stepped 4 intos the breach
and !, taking the farmer aside. began to
argue with him. NJ 1t 4 was B evident from
the stnrtsthat he was making progress.
The q manner OF the farmer began to
&thnw; # and soon he was sllak ne Shnnds
with 1.-THE Governor. 7 en- && they "a took
turns pltting one another on tho back.
The q farmers face was u vyea ned a IN
smiles. 8; $is Nj
s.SS.'HowS did you do It ~ some one asked.
5g.Oh, no proved to be nm old Demo-
cratic ndmircr OF mine, said Waller,
S.and when I introduced myself he sail
he had voted for me for Secretary OF
state, for Governor and for Consult Ten
eral to London. . 3
eli. IL you could do that, said I,
you ought TO be able to stand f0r. any
thing, n at which lie laughed and said he
guessed no could ~ Il sSSj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
The Quick Delivery.

There goes a MAJ 20 bseryed % steam
ship agent as he directed attention TO a
fsurly-looking individual who had lust
engaged passage Tor aprope. whose Of
forts are devoted to eonstruetinE short
mating, al time-consuming men ana their
propositions from his busy existence.
He Is q man OF very few words \
Some years ago this gentleman cross-
trip. Ono morning q sympathetic pas
senger. offered him q lemon expressing
q sincere Wish that II would give relief,
Tho pale traveller seized tho lemon.
hurled yictously Into tho ocean. and
gro Wled :9fsS ilt ~ ssss3l rs r. i
.s This la . quicker WAY than " tAs
other, Y \ Sst 81 III F-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
IMPORTANT DOG CASE.
Citizen Of Newport News Wins
Siin5Fipht With Civ Council.

(special TO Tho Times Dispatch,) ss&
# NEWPORT NEWS A., August 10.
Justice Floyd Smith, OF the Second
Ward, yesterday decided that the city's
Sdog-muzxllng ordinance Us Invalid, giying
n. j. . Christian Judgment for IS and costs
against the city. Christian swore out q
clvil warrant to recover IS paid by him
to redeem a small water spaniel, Which
had boon caught on the stseet without
a muzxle.S The Justice held that Chris
tim had done all In his power to comply
with tho law by putting a. nauzzle on the
dog, ana that he should have some re-
dress, The ordinance simply requires
that q dog found without q muzzle shall
City Attorney Aassie noted an appeal.
and the case will BIO settled III the Cor
5poration Court. II the city loses this
case hundreds OF similar suits Will be
entered at once. Il 5 /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
BRIEF ITEMS FIR ON EVERYWHERE
d pathotio letter written BY the girl to her
mother last Thursdnya limited at suicide.


pathetic letter written by the girl to her
mother last Thursday limited at suicide Held e.
:! ana hiya hell a aoes
Enclosed In d tightly corked bottle. Miss Liaile
Woidman Of Portland Pay hos received, ~, Wo re-
asai 6ot.,s 1ssn 'no
10 the United states. During second AUDIENCE
ri told the litter that he
wished u meet the lean people, espec iai u,
President Roosevelt: for whom no Expressed y
HARRISBURG Former Governor Stone .dhd
his colleagues on the Capito BUILDING con-.
tSsy ns ID
TYPES s z, but are photographs Of Pennypackeri
Quay and others, case In bronze; the ne ea.,
viii be removed from thoir conspicuous POSI-
tons 3s III III M, II lss
s ATLANTIC c1TY.-Bccause this IS |. ,iver OF
IIifo.,Ewhich DR.. Schmidt Of Egg gfarbor, nus
and wayhes worl<1nen on the stages on which y.
they W. , nrlse
mig the Union Greek Just below Esq IIar 1:
was attacked by q vicious horse near her home
In North York. The "a nina! v bit the cniIo .
face and cheat and then tramped on y. !. he ~
breaking her9left leg She e nos ~
fe cpicAd o.-Two thousand divorces each
snsns ea &c
.of KIT taking 81 the voFcs Census
s8NIsw:YoRK.-F1fty moro ch car. unde rground
bread Chops dirty. il-kept, poorly ventilated
ana an,enace 70 the health The poor people
az l. bnIeries cor, den,ncd .by Health Commits
sonerS Darlington 81 inspect tors Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

PHIIlADpLPIIlA.--Nic holas Ycogor, q CYL y u
lie tcs hours latsr byinSaiins Illuminating
gas Hi HI XII
MANILA. Governor 1de wa promised 1 j ~
fifteen Philippine district prcsidentes infor-
nation that twll enable n tho troops D. on the
Island Of Leyte e exter1ninat the
Puajanes. ,ts III n
,pAYNEsBoRo. Pl.-.A tramp who a three
yeara ago borrowed a. dime from q Wny1ies-
boro porter has turned up and ilt' repaid
Trades Council has decided TO make q stand
for tho eisht-ho,,r day! 55
K MADISON, WIS. q Gorge w. stoner.ga aged
!isr u.S ianti,es Of poisoned meat about the
streets. his object; being 70 I'd the tsS y o.
dogs. 81 Fs5i NJ #! ISL lsS III
OIL CITY. Adam Ilantz a, !, /, under ,s
fluid by mistake and died - agony @,
III An1ETrA, ii Tho killing Of Dr. \ q "a
about \ d 4 month 1 ago ~ Bon Steward, was
avenged when unknown persona shot Steward
NJ Y.--Ths Arnet 4 and Risner
families on one side and the Gullett Hfanliiy:
souns G ahd Ass0nn
PRovIDEScE. r. I,,-7lTr,ist 80 den AMI boss
driven hhois Island ~ In a.ats q revolt,
tons OF the COUNT la isa also manifest here.
War inst corruption has been declared
dren ran home s'i tbs
"a New York Indeed tSsx hay 81 ydssd. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
GRAYs ELECTION.
First Lieutenant Benz Harrison on
Made CAPTAIN Of Company.

Especial oThe Times Di spatch.o ~.
Pater uEmgi 7Grays. companys q Seventy
\ second Regiment, Virginia Volnnteers y 70
night elected First 1.ieutenant BenJ.s Har-
cd n Second q IL lieutenant II. w. ones Has |,
elected first lieutenant. and Q ftera seye.al
ballots for the second lteutenhncy,# the
election OF that officer was postp ed v Z
iii next Wednesday night. 8l ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
PROHIBIT BUCKET SHOPS
Drastic MEASURE Pending Before
Newport News Council.
Il to Tine Timea.Di spatch.)

ISPseI I'm Y %Is
movement against "bllcKet-shops" started
here several months ago. resulted last
night In tho passage OF an ordinance by
the Hoard Of Aldermen Imposing q license
tax of $1,000 upon persons engaged in
selling grain, cotton, etc, on margin, and
an additional 81 900 for the sale OF stocks,
bonds, etc. This measure, IL It Is adopted
ny the Common Council and becomes a
law, will practically prohibit the opera
ordinance was una s'mously passed With
out discussion, having been drawn by the
city attorney. ana presented with the
recommend alton Of the Flnano Commit,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
CHAUFFEUR N||Ll
W VI !. D Ri u Girl Ri.
The Engagement Annouhcod Of
I Daughter sof Connecticut
4. Standard Oil Millionaire.
FATHER CROWNED I Fl: On SUI I
Young Nam, Once ~ yotlyvegialn
i Lieutenant, Compelled e
Act as Hired Chauffeur. .I

& fs,pecIal q {, n Tho Timos- DIatatc us

i fs;peclal I'd Tho Tmos- DiApntch.) & IN IS Il
BRIDGEPO1sT, COM 7, rust IS Y.
y Tho n nrdorit and .duuntlcss love Ys OF
4 johannes schiott, q fine young N Nc rye
txlun yailor-mai1, has won 4 o splendid
prize. The engagement Of Miss Use f May Ma
esther Bedford. daughter cf Edward a..
Bedford {o1 Brooklyn, N. at,d Green Gen
.Tarn,s. Conn. to cx-L Lieutenant schliott,
Twas announced yesterday. They VIII VII
s. married y October 18th next at the
a splendid Bedford estate, Green Farms.
Miss Bedford IL d blonde. very pretty e
n sbo,,t TWENTY-FIVE years old. Her 70 thor,
4 whose wcl.ltil Is estimated ut $lb, 00O ~
Ihirhs In the counsels OF tho Standard EOll
! Company, and resigned from the directory
a of8thc Ice Trust recently. he f am 3
town rcsId cnco Is No Isl Clin ton Avenue
i brooklyn. ~ s35
III Sailor Wins the Prize.
I, q Johannes schiott was first lieutenaLnrt;
~ tl1e 4 Korweginr, navy for q ew years
NV cry recently llc was compel lied 70 ta ai
81 tho Snosition OF d Chauffeur here. for he
X has no fortune For d time n =. BEDFORD ;e
y regarded the mitch witt, disfnv 3ut
the detcrtnncd Norscman cut out NJ fi is
prize from under the guns OF her fathers
Il the p uto Of hts u lions, Il you please
1 n Christian Bchiot,, Johannes,s brother,
Ma 4 d pianist OF ability, well known Il IN
y Brooklyn. He gave q concert there two
years nso III BY chance Miss Ma yf4s Bed
1s ford attended It; BY chance TOO, Leu-
\, tenant Schiott. who was on leave OF p
4 scncc ri was Il at the concert. They met.
y Very Boon the lieutenant nformed the
n Norwcgi ian Navy II Department ~ that MS
leave must be prolonged. Then he sought Jug
n d business career In New York city IN
order to maintain himself In THIS co oll
v try. $y s54 IL as 8 jfs5 ;.ss
An Assiduouss Wooer.
s HIS attention to Miss Bed ford were
constant and devoted and rs they were
most a roca BID 10 her. Her VI fathers
frowrs were Invisible 10 him. When the
!. Bedford sf family went to Green t8S F,ar rms
/ this spring schiott came B here and B got
I a noylt on ag a cha freur. may be that
/ l,o pursued Ills counting In nm auto. ZOE
Miss Bedford Is often Hee $dri " ng Il her
Elotor car $nnd thore is plent " q II room
for u two autos abreast on the * Toa d lsS
around here. BIZ NJ N 1, !, y, Y I.
father died ut Norway. He went there.
Returned now tho engage cement II is Il ~ 1a
nounced. 3TB 5i433 #
Miss May Bedford Is as plucky as she
Is pro- ty.s She proved her brnycry 9 :. g
8flro in bcr% Brooklyn homo q Though the
house was filed With smoke, ane ana .Ils 9
maid remained q picking UP 8jeyelr ~ Ind
heirlooms until8the arriving lremen com
n PEELED them to SO. AN III
aa Edward H. ford IS vice -pres!dc q
the Brooklyn Riding and IRVING Club.
4 He rnsies Thoroughbred trotters at his
stock farm, ynfromere. near his 4 cou IN
try home. #S ~ h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
SHE SWALLOWSSM MONEY.
Woman Successfully Defes IF rs
I'll forts 81 Authorities to Take It.

58 forts OF Authorities to lake ".
III BALTIMORE. August IL w non Mary
Meyers. "a a. young woman was nr 'lr
IN d Police Court yeste rday charged VII Y u
Eher could not find the money. After
Z she had been committed the mat de-
3 tectcd her drawning two $40 bills from
/ coil IN her hair. The matron tried TO
take tho money from her. but the pris-
oner fought saYagely. and .33sw hen 81 the the
janitress went to the assistance q tho
4 matron the Meyers woman crushed the
+ two bills into her mouth and swallowed GO!
them Then she laughed defiance q ne ne
d mn ron k E52
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

PA.---A tramp who Il ihreo
Yea re- ago borrowed g. dime from q Wnylies-
boro porter has turned up and repaid ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16
TooITr!:.ule.

Too True,
10y on can. net something out on that
good looking young fool I, ct card 81 4.
DO the II hands qp!s. tb1Ae.,r-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

8 BAN FRANCISCO. Tho Ban Francisco Iron
for tho efght-ho,,r day! @ VII II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

S8LDxI NlTON, 55I KY. Tho Arnet and Risner
families on one sido and tho Gullett efamiiy;
on the other had al pitched bal tile In .Mcgofin
county. and two were Xii led. Al Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

EPHILADELP1fIA.-TR N lopers. mere oh III,
rem. who ran away front their homea IN this
!ty2 four weeks ago. are bplleyed to be starving
q New York. 4 Indeed. they may DO dead for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

War yetoran M sooired att suicide and took MS
life few hours later by inhaling Illuminating
gas. ~ Wax
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

sa III AfJII1A. ~ Governor lido was promised by
fifteen Philippine district prcsldsntes inf3 r.
Island 81 ELeye 10 * terminate the rnurderous
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

PROVIDENCE. r. I.-Trust-r 81 dden and boss
driven RhoIe Island II IL in state Of revolt
The awakening that has come to 30 many Sec
tons OF the country q Ii also manifest here.
War against corruptlo1 has been declared
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

amount Of swcetering than any Others kind,
and has a wholesome, stimulating and salts
fyi1g effect on chewers. $S s8SS
.SS3 scfzNAPPs is the brand that made the
4 Reynolds factories famous as the manu-
facturers Of the best and most popular brands
III chewing tobacco, and made necessary the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

ks OIL CITY, PA.---Adam Hantz, an under
taker6 at Knox, drank e Quantity !of eHbaming
fluid by mistake and died In agony. S4s iits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

The Reynolds factories, equipped with I
every mo ern appliance for producing the ],
8 BEST chewing tobacco BY d clean, sanitary
\ and hea1thful process, under the direction
gof men who have made the business q life 4
study, are located ii the centre q. the Pied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-16

II MADISON, WIs.-ti Gorge w. stoner. an aged
county official was g rested for scatteri ~
streets. . his object being to rid the town OF
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-03
BALFoUR RAPs EDUCATION Bill.
Darcs Premier to Appeal to People
Against Lords Amendments.

London, Dec a The EXPIRE
mier, A. ]. Balfour, made a long ar
gumentative speech on the educa-
ton bill at a luncheon given at the
Junior Constitutional club this af-
ternoon. He dared Premier Camp
bell-Bannerman to appeal to the
country against the house Of lords
amendments of that measure. as
Suggested in the premier's letter
read yesterday at the special meet
ing of the general committee of the
national federation. Mr.. Balfour in
dicated that the unionlst peers in
tended to stick to the main amend
ments and said that II the govern
ment dared to ask for the country's
opinion he had no doubt that the
ministers would witness an outburst
Of indignation against the sectarian
and unfair measure introduced by
the president of the board OF educa-
ton, Mr.. Birrell, which would sur.
prise its authors.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-03
RI EUsIATIC FOLKS.
Are You Sure Your Kidneys Are
Well?

Many rheumatic attacks are due to
uric acid In the blood. But the duty
Of the kidneys Is to remove all uric
acid from the blood. Its presence
there shows the kidneys are inactive
Don't daily with uric acil solvents. .
You might 90 on tin Goomsday with
them, but until YOU cure the kidneys
you will never get we'll Doan's KID
ney Pills not only remove uric acid
but cure the kidneys and then all dam
ger from uric acid Us ended. Here is
Paducah testimony to prove 1t.
Mrs. e. b. Barnard residing at
1908 Broadway, Paducah, says: my
husband had to give up the grocery
business on account of so much sick
ness I'm the family. and believe for
the last six years ] have hardly seen
a we'll day until | got Doan's Kidney
Pills at Alvey & LISTS drug store.
heard of them and knew of their ben
thtihS OuhSlo IISht Htit an fduutohi
so ! made up my mind to try them.
My son and each used a box and we
soon found they were just the. rem.
edy we needed for We were both
troubled with kidney ailments. The
lameness left my back entirely and
the rheumatism with which had
been afflicted was much Improved.
We can both highly endorse Doan's
Kidney PiES as "a kidney remedy OF
great merit"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-
and take no other.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-03
A WARNING


Sudden changes In the weather
cannot help but result in coughs
colds, bronchial troubles. the grippe
and other sicknesses. This weather
Is also bad for old people and those
who are rundown or have tendency
TO any Weakness or disease"
Said Mr.. w. D. Mcpherson, our To-
cal druggist: 1T seems to me that
every man, woman and child In Pa
ducah, especially the aged and rul-
down, should be warned through the
columns OF your paper to build them
selves up and take proper precautions
to ward of sickness at this season,
ard there would be very much less
suffering and fewer deaths in Padu-
cab"
When asked what was considered
the most universally successful medi-
cine they had ever sold for that pur-
pose, without hesitation Mr.. McPher--
oOn dhSNtItu, OuT ifbut-Tu tOu IlNtf
preparation, vinol. You know ii is
not a patent medicine. and 1t does not
contain any useless oil to clog the
system and upset the stomach, but
1t does contain every one of the med
icinal, curative and bodybuilding
Clements OF cod liver oil actually TAX
en- from fresh Gods llvers, with tonic
iron added"
Vlnol cures coughs. bronchdtis.
strengthens the aged. builds up the
weak and run down, and makes rich,
red blood II It fails we return your
money. w. b. Mcpherson, Druggist.
NOTE.--While we are sole agents
for Vinol In Paducah, Il Is now for
saie at the leading drug store In near
ly every town and city in the country.
Look for the vinol agency in your
town.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-03
Orders Issued BY Ycrkes To
Revenue Collectors
Removing Original Stamp, Reducing
Spirits and Putting on New
Stamp.
TEXT OF RECENT CIRCULAI,

Louisville. Dec. An interpre-
tation of circular No. 6S2. referring
to the use of wholesale liquor deal,
ers' stamps, received yesterday by j.
A. Craft. internal revenue collector
for this district, from John w. YER
kes. commissioner, is considered of
the greatest Importance to all per-
sons engaged in the Wholesale and
retail liquor business. According to
the interpi citation. II no longer will
be lawful for a duly qualified recti-
fer. Wholesale and retail liquor deal
er to take a package Of rectified
spirits. just filed on his premises.
Immediately cut the sin from the
stamp for rectifed spirits thereto at
tached. and make application for a
wholesale liquor dealers stamp to
cover the same package with the
proof slightly reduced, the difference
or surplus quantity resulting from
the reduction having resulting from
the reduction having been disposed
of to hlms.lf for retail.
The Interpretation made by Com
missioner Yerkes was the result OF
inquiry relative TO circular No. GS2,
made b. Herman F. Celarius. col
lector for the First district, OF Gin
cinnatl. o.
Circular No. 6S2. which was re-
Gently sent ont to all collectors OF
Internal revenue and other internal
revenue officers. follows:
THE abnormal increase in the
use OF wholesale liquor dealers
stamps has caused this Office to
make careful inquiry as to the cause
OF such increase. with the result
that IL Is round that stamps OF this
class. which we're intended for use
on packages filled on the premises of
Wholesale liquor dealers, are in ma
ny instances being used. apparently.
for no other purpose than to substi-
tute such stamps for other stamps
affixed to original packages of dis
tillers, rectlfers and wholesale liquor
dealers.
collectors will therefore, on and
after January /. 1907, decline to
issue a wholesale liquor dealers
stamp for use on any package not
filled on the premises of a wholesale
liquor dealer. or for use on any I'M
broken package bearing the marks.
stamps and brands required by law"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-03
Afraid Of the Paths.

Uncle Eph had long boosted that
he had never needed the services of
a doctor, but now he was Ill and his
neighbor felt that the time had come
when a physician should be called.
Come. now. Uncle Eph," said she.
I'VE will call whomever you wish -
you know there's a good allopath
and good homeopath and there's a
new doctor, an osteopath. Now.
who'll you have?"
oval" drawled Uncle Eph, IL dun
no ca II matters-they do say that
all paths lead to the grave"