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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

II the board of health can't find an
ordinance providing for a city mower,
It can always place ultimats conf
dence in the ruthless scythe of Father
Time. Or, why not adopt some with
ering resolutions about the weeds?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

Bradshaws creek. or Cross creek,
1t matters not. "A rose by any other
name would smell as sweet
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

The Mayfield Messenger sent a re-
porter along to write up the lynch
ing.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

ways appeared cold from the outside.
but that of Pittsburg seems to be get
ting Thawed out.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27
Auto Kills Prince.

Munich. Bavaria. July 27.-Prince
Eugene Murat was killed today by the
vtrturning of his automobile while
he was on his way TO Karlsbad.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

Find any pistols in your front yard
this morning?
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

Attorney Frank Lucas has re-
turned from Glasgow, KY, and Ores
den, Tenn.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

Mr.. Lee Potter and family have
gone to Oklahoma for visit.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

Mrs. John Rinkleff has gone to
Dawson Springs.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-07-27

The arist0cracy Of wealth has al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
DRINKING RESORT
IN BAD REPuTE

1T seems 70 me tina; there IA zlst
gether too much trouble coming ~
Of that Annheuser." said Judge O.
don In police court late YESTERDAY
afternoon. I don't knov vhesAa
tho trouble comes from the lnx1s
or from It's patrons. but the sosnS
ought 10 be located and a step ~
20 all this disorder that eross .
Ia police court every Other nrz
ting
The case under considerztioz ~
that Of c. NJ Smith. a younk ma
barely out Of his teens. Who ~
engaged ia = dispute with q VIE
a. the Pike 81. dFini\ag resors ~
landed a. the police hesdqcsrte1
Sunday night Smith was 10 eczH
Monday morning answering o -
charge Of being a dlsofderiy perr4
lie told a rambling tale Of the esd
order In which lady friends -
glasses and hat racks figured pFcz
inenty. The Judge wanted 70 y
into the case thoroughly, and e
dered the police to have their ~
ncsscs in court yesterday siiee
noon
Here. We don't want the shot
Annheuser to testify" SNAPPED 0i
Attorney De Bruler. an a oentrn
office man led IN q beTy Of -
singers who bad seen the iFsaAA
one man testified for the city.
Judge Wood. who appeared
the young fellow. said that be 80
known the defendant since he -
a child and that he had always 80
a hard working boy. Smith, shas
an electrician, was released
The Aunheuser Of late has hc'n
a reputation second only 70 "a
OF nilly the Mugs az a podsea
OF police court fines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
ausINrsa CHANCES.



NANati kuHuhan.
ems flUHfaf Nlds 49,
$50 lad. Main n"
q r,.ams a.tf isasd. rent $50 a spisnald
baf. and 5000 eiii saf the Hanr thins who's
saa ses b. Price o. ~ Marsh a N'oise
n ,ocns. 49, 5ashI fsst - here 70 a
SD mauey makef. ZEE HH show yea MS
Mafsh A N,vrHr
q ss,inn tina remit .isafs SIS per menN
A o. tsa1iuH psee aha fututinfo ~ -
ataEa Marsh a ueefNa
q fo.ms go iease. rent 50 furniture
+ H5af .'fhia place 81 Haaa Boy iUf Wq
muurf Marsh a useEee
a p,eus issaa. eisstfte uaht hoi ana
aaH water cirara $50 izr nta on Ah ave
fftre o. iph Terms
a apa Nenmins huaHa g foefns steam
HeaI pif.t rtt iisht call BELLS lfun beds
a rood hul We viii siFs 81 Hool "fh'H
IS f,sns foad tH fso ntnt 80
tlanarkrrftns ust thla faf ruUd huf
gl4sae to iqkc ID hatah a 0eafsr
Is rooas. uloa sashl tsassl rent -
FURNITURE Eeod fifsi siaaa ioeation ans a
Hislfs maAsT
MARSH a uEoRuE
ssst tad Nain ru.
ts risnssf utas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
J The bond was placed !,

appeal The bond was sl....
900 a =
hinnssotsns Meet
Iprmff faHideufa Of u,,...s
viii De- called together "a the f,t.
Der 81 Commerce tomorrow at4s
m Tor the purpose u orFsui1l.s ,.
Minnesota apeietY OF Wasblnst.
Police Court Fines
October Waa q record tu,,th =.
police court fines since the ar ~
81 open gambling IN Seattle Yl,ss
nKFrcgatine fftag8 80 we're eefiass
cd This Is about $500 more ~.
was collected during the oorresoasa
INK month n last year
Gale Banqustsd.
Thomas ali. dei0gafe fof a..
gross from Alaska. Was yeete,das
the guest Of y Chiibarg a.
luncheon given NJ iho Rainier ei.s
Many prominent men were presess
among them being j. N Dsyiasaa
~ K0ugafok. and Dr. Wnklnsos y,
Nome
Trainmen Dance.
Until 3 O'Clock this morning "A.
members Of Puget Sound lo4Ks ~
100. ~ the brotherhood Of RsIlfass
Trainmen. stuck atubbOrniy 10 n.
problem Of solving the infrlcaele, !,
dance steps II was the 18th aapas
ball. aud the scene Of the re,slys
WAS Eagles hall
Use Quad system"
The growth n business Of n.
Great Northern during the lat tss,
has been - great that the mauszs
mcni has decided 10 replace Il.
duplex system" noW IN use In +.
relay telegraph service by ~
quad system This Will douIl.
the capacity Of the service.
Monument Proposed.
q Beninghaueen. formerly In N.
ioweirY business In Seattle. nos
large property holder. has surssr.
20 an idea which. n carried throass
will mean hat on he opening 81
Of the Alaska Yukon Pacific exnaa.
ton statue ~ William n sersW
the Father 81 Alaska" viii be "a
yelled
Esperanto Society.
The Seattle Esperanto eeie.,
met last night ia the chamber 4
commerce rooms % have their ia
regular iessuu. One hundred 80
ten members presented themse,ra
IN the future the meetinYs plfl =
held in the High school on YEA
nesdayh and Fridays o. each saes
of for the Pen.
A @ Deuel.. ex.pollreman IA.
left Seattle in charge q TrayslIss
Guards y EstabrO0k and Gsorr1
Choriett for the state peulientssfT
where he viii serve a term u tss
years. Other prisoners we're sla
taken % the penitentlary yeasefd.s
BY the guards az follows. Asd
Sewers. one year. Prank PhulHs
SIX months. v u Johnson, thrs1
months
Reception for coos.
Plans for reception 10 Dr.r.L
Cook. the well known Houn,sa
climber. are being made preparsssr
70 his arrival on the Portland 70
Yomber 4 Those Who are takla
active part ia the reception "a
DR. y Weldon Young. vice psss
dent 81 the aazamaa: Aahasl Czs
tls and other well known m0un,s.s
climbers
To Widen Olive S.
A movement IL on foo, 10 sfsss
Olive 81 FROM its westerly ene .
Bellevue ~. TO 50 feet. and fron
Bellevue Az 10 a northezseriy s
rection 20 the corner OF Beir.usf
and Thomas A meeting Of IA
Bellevue and Summit improssnsa
cluba held last evening voted Hnknt
monsiy in favor OF the proposed ~
proFcment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
ORDER JEWELRf
RETURNED


Judge Gordon yesterday, . -
case OF the state against i1da SCI
art. ordered the rciaH =
various articles. incladlns :
green veil, 10 Miss Claire -
nlngham and Miss Annette - :.
ningham The property va
covered In the bureau dfssu
Miss Stewards room BY 800
sheriff Nike Kelly, who hss -
20 the Stewart residence y =.
av. armed with search 49,.
sworn ont BY Miss Claire oaA'
ham -.
All the parties involved aN ~ ~
orraphers The cunninghsm =
had been boarding at me $500 -.
house aud. according to Their s'A's
ments. a considerable auan..e'. $3.50
ieweiry. including one .s :
diamond ring. one marquise ~, "A
emerald ring and a ring - -
pearls aud opals disappeaIea
their room the first OF last moa.A :.
Thoy believed this TO Dc sas ~
suit IN 4 burglary AZ first y. y
that later other articles disapIe', 4.
and the sheriffs invesslga''0'
lowed ,,A IA
The case was continued any =
Stewarts are out on fioo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
Run,n1age Sale

Az Third and Pine street, W.T." X N
day. Thursday and Frla"' ssSursA
ladies' Of the Unitarian a
Men clothing a specially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

Taneu Maru arrived las - 4
from the Orient with e. IA
silk valued at s4.ooo,ooe ~ sas.,,res
~ passengers. The karek' IA ~
from Frisco with powder NV 80,
cargo. Arisonian is here ~ ~ a..
for Hav allan ports Uoal " ~
Rose. Of Inflated bark ss ..ia,A,,,,.
ed up al Carmanah ~ ,ou,cs
Dora and Pennsylvania SAL n 'J
row Tor westward ports "a ilss
due today FROM Southeas''
la norris -----~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
uREnEs. cox A CO
nia 1871 Alasha uiar


WE STILL HAVE A PEW LEFT.
SO 7 rnofua snap slno cash.
tleh-a raaHus 500 cash
o. es reufna CLOSE 500 cash
81 ia fuums, chsy. fina cash
A. 90 ruaus. Clnfp. tfl0 cash
81 va ruomH snap $50 cash
81 apesh raoms. "a T.. $50 cash
u 60 Feoms Madison fiso cash.
81 90 rooms " acre, Sei0 cash
81 ae=A rpeFms swell 500 cash.
81 faaA rooms. modern taoo cash.
y 10 rooms, modern close IA. grea
snap Cor the money, 800 cash
s. heQ=S fuufns, modern, 500 cash
We are the icaders IN bargains Cal
aud zee Us he surprised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
peoNE vous WANT AID
socleu NOTICES.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

ARCADE INVESTMENT co.
Suite tqa. Arcade bids Phones .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
PAINT ATTORNEYS.


paul A TALBOT Registered patent a.
faHMaHs Mechanical rnHtHrsf Hfet NlaaF
service al tnatHfn pfissai YFafs - 80
Feftsues ~ dsaisnins AS taiitina svufr
thiHN utHf haniraiI 40 WfHdsf Required
HhfafR ana eppiss ~ Az 81 the latest EAT
eats free shnp fUf experimental purposes
ia convection 30 81 Matasi tie -tf
Adams : nfeats rs1isiFfsa Patent had
ffsas Msfk ktt0rusra Mechanical Enat
hssfsI ffans h Aaamf Is fFaHs hes fsattls
ttsphsn A nfslaks lately - Washiasian.
u e HsFsrt hfanins and Mashfhs ps
sienins sNs c.lnan ilggk It
ocuLisrs ANo AuRlsrs.
uf William falufHf thfaat Ness. Ers
a. u Aiasha MaF Metn 81 ~
- 1900 eaHr.u 81 Ai.sAa hias
SPORTING GOODS.
: nsl iin first ass. aahs sistol.
$40 amnlHniilan ct
sroRAoe.
tfhaks asiiFsr~a . sasisi asFs siefsa-
ffsaI EiaHa sna farnttura naaiHE sstimates
sissh UuiHu Transfer a AtuFase C uls
fffHtf 18th rheHss Mails - u
iNVGsrMeNrs
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rev tHan In ffs tallnyt avs We h4ts
- exc tnNsHfsd 500 thinas nHnt nWts
offtess Ia TtInss tipss see Va t0siAf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
Tnlnmsn Dance.

Until 3 O'Clock thia morning "A.
members Of Puget Sound lodFe ~
i96. ~ the brotherhood of Rallfess
Trainmen. stuck atubbOrnly 10 n.
problem Of solving the inirlcaeles !,
dance steps II was the 18th aapssi
ball and the scene Of the retelys
WAS Eagles hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

q BeninRhauneu. formerly In n.
leweiry business in Seattle, now :
large property holder. has suexs..,
20 an idea which. n carried throass
will mean hat On he Opening a.
Of The Alaska Yukon Pacific expa..
ton a statue II William ~ sess,s
the Father 81 Alaska" viii be 4.
yelled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

The growth Of business Of IA.
Great Northern during the last yss,
has been - great that the manszs.
mcnt has decided 20 replace Il.
duplex system" nov IN use Ia h.
relay telegraph service By 10
quad system This xill douIl.
the capacity Of the service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

MINES AND MINING.
o. ~ uEnufN COMPANY.
bankers ard firnkrrH
Viii HuF
kiasta Pct a Coat Alaska Central
north star ladies' Tacoma 60
Holden. HafieF Coupar
Wash Mafsnf Seattle flaefnn
auusat Copper NaN World Hmsltsr
ffaiian Nrud CT Excelsior.
VIII sell
, 80 Seat noa. IN Hldwsu Eiec
fTEr EIa
sas Hsiian Syn. ilee \ W. smsi.
e. 1I#n
gea Wash. Net. . aoaQ g. NJ q ".
o. fH4H
- Def Com. - ras Wireless
ti B e. 7f
foe our bulletin haafd faf daily quota
fians ~ Tunnpah. odidfieid Manhattan
HuiiffoE ana al Caeaf Acne stocks We
I vii buy or cell At market One ~ oar
View York r0rrespaufeufH writes There
never has been time in the history -
f the street. when Ha much money has been
f made on ~ little capital aa g. taking place
daily Stocks which could BE- pure nHrd Tor
= few cents have doubled ana auadfupled %
Main Ea Ind atef
60 First Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

F4mM uknuAfN-N ssFss hsf fisf
hafFasa lHaa nFs uaHt stfssH thfafe
aasHfaHs hzth. fafNfal as aE 80
eaazaa sfean Erated Afaeatss AHssss NftF
fHFs5HHanM tHant wasaN. fef#aHs iHNNts
tHsesH #r#aHH ras NM H#ass $50 anaAeT
sn4las. entnt sf fafeains tseaas ass loss
tafea EFa
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50 fnssl kiassA iaaistlek - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

HOLMES a LAWRENCE.
iih Seneca 81 Main iete. Ind go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

q - aaas aefss nssF eaf uns. riFs ~
ris4flHa 40 Hiaina pfcpffta e Han piAitsa
ias.k tHta fhfa
in aarss q iaassa &c isnd 81 tfs1 80
aafe.
DAVIS a ufTfAM
~ Ester HhH t'hUrsb Msin sa 80 a.
rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

Thomas eaie. delegate for oon.
Frona from Alaska. was yanierds.
the guest Of J y Chiibsrg Al !
luncheon given N The Rainier elas
Many prominent men wore presess
among them being NJ Daylaaaa
~ kougafok and Dr. Wilkinson :,
Nome.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-13
Literature from Colorado.

Probably tie most fascinating ar
,;cle OF the brilliant table of contents
in the April Arena will be the study
OF Judge Lindsey: A Typical Build
c, III a Nober State" wherein is set
forth the story OF the Denver juvenile
court Judge Lindsey some years ago
conceived the idea that the old meth
cd of treating juvenile offenders was
wrong; that bog or a girl who hap
/, ened to commit petty misdcmeanor
was not alone a potential criminal
but equally potential good cit zen;
that the money s.ent by the state to
keep him in prison after lie became
criminal might be better spent in try
ing to save hin to the state. He pro-
cured necessary legislation, and a
court for iuvcri.c offenders was e.
tablished with himself as judge. Keep
ing in view the fact that the young
are largely irresponsible victims. he
made lis court veritablc state con-
iessioual. where the young nave
learned to know trat they stand be-
fore sympathetic friend. He never
permits a ckili to think that crime
i, to be justified but he also makes
i'm see that in him as the representa-
tive Of the state. the weak or olfend-
ing one has loving elder brother
who stands ready to save him IRON
disgrace and perhaps prison, and to
hcl, him u7ward and onward OF
course. the logical consequences OF
this attitude is, such that it makes all
the difference in the world to the
Young who are brought before him,
and the judge has worked seemingly
veritable miracles in many cases, all
of which is ably set forth with great
Eeart-intercst
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-13
Country Round
A Cure for Catalogue Fiends.

A new and effective remedy has been
discovered for the radical cure Of the
patron of the mail order houses. 1t
has been tried in a number OF smaller
towns of Iowa and Nebraska and the
results noted warrant the belief that
the mail order houses can be put out
OF business by the united efforts OF the
merchants. Instead OF "bucking' each
other or knocking the special sales.
Of competitors, the merchants have
IN understanding and each one takes
bis turn at special sale. The mer-
chants are thus enabled to work off
their surplus stocks at small profit
and keep the money that goes, to the
mail order houses. and at the same
time give the customers better bar
gains than they get from the cata!og
houses. A notable instance of the
special sale comes from the little town
"i West Point, Nebraska. where the
merchants lave been holding special
sales with the resul: that scarcely a
dollar IS sent from the town or Vi
',:nity to eastern houses. In a single
day the cash sales OF one merchant
amounted to $1,000 and another ST.
200 and the price at which the goods
we're sold wcrc lower than those OF
the catalog horses and still there was
margin for tho merchants.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-13
Wants

Atkin & Mexican will paint your
house or barn and do IT right at right
prices. They carry a fun line of every
thing in that line to rake the home
beautiful-wall paper, paints, brushes
and oils. It, isn't advisable for you to
attempt it yourself when we will do it.
So cheap. but if you will We have all
the materials.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-13
Spring Styles Now In.

Atkin & Mexican have Just received
a large and popularity assorted stock
OF spring and summer wall paper de-
signs at from 4c upward. Better or
prettier paper has never been cxhib-
tied in Holly, and you should make
an early selection.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-13
Improved Santa Fe Limited Servise
to California

The Santa Fe gives notice that
California limited trains Nos. 3 and 4
which have heretofore been run semi
wee%ly thru the summer season, Will
hereafter be run daily. making de-
c;ded Improvement i'll their excellent
California service.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-13

The Chieftain makes ii speciality Of
Stockmen'S Stationery We can have
your brands neatly engraved at slight
cost. the use of which adds greatly tn
ter hea1s and envelopes.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-04-13
Let's Get Acquainted.

You should get familiar with the
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-10-13
HEARST .pIspLAcEs COMEDY.
Pays 5000 Bonus for Hall and Accepts
Nomination.

Z INOtIllUdsIVHs
sElmira, N. Y, Ocr. 13.- Hearst Sc
cured a theater to speak in last night
by paying travelling company bonus
Of 5000 for its right to the hall. He
then substituted his own address for a
musical comedy.
A feature of the speech was what
most Of his hearers took to be a re-
pudiation of the support of ex-Mayo-
Van Wyck of New York city. When he
said, 81 do not want the support of any
ice trust mayor" hearty applause
greeted this sally, as it did also his
declaration that "if any lackey of the
trusts has not yet. departed from our
purified party let him speak up and
will help him to &C speedily if not
gracefully"
Hearst formally accepted the demo-
cratic nomination for governor Of
New York state in letter addressed to
w. ]. Corners, chairman of the demo-
craticsstate committee, and made pub
lie here late yesterday afternoon. The
letter says in part: II accept the NOM
ination of the democratic party. 1t can
not be denied that certain individuals
and classes have at times secured con-
troll Of the machinery Of the demo-
cratic party and attempted to use 1t
for their own personal or class profit.
The duty Of true democrats is to de-
prive Of all authority within the par
ty those who represent only special in
terests and who seek to promote such
interests at the expense of the gener-
al welfare"