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The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
THE RADICALS AT THE FRONT.

THE RADICALS AT THE FRONT.
81 told Mr.. Cleveland that there
was no use OF conservatism these
days. He knows, and | know, that
this is a period of radicalism. and
for the time being the man who has
the most extreme measures to pro-
pose is likely to meet with the most
political success" These were the
words of ex-senator James Smith of
New Jersey, telling of casual inter
view with the ex-president, who Is a
resident of Smiths state, says the
Globe-Democrat.
Unquestionably the ex-senator is
correct. The radicals are at the front
in the Democratic party. The biggest
men in that organization at this mo-
ment are William J. Bryan and Will
liam h. Hearst. Ii is believed that
Hearst will get the Democratic nomi-
nation for governor of New York in
1906. His large vote for mayor of
New York city in 1905 on an indie
pendent ticket gave him a strength
which has impressed the. Democratic
party of his state and the country.
In order to head off his candidacy as
an independent in the election for
governor this year the Democrats, IL
is thought, will give him the regular
nomination. AS either an independ-
ent or regular, he will be pow
erful force in the campaign. II he
wins the governorship, he will be the
largest parsonage in the national
convention of 190S.Even if he should
fail by few thousand votes to carry
state, he would gain prestige which
would make him formidable aspl-
rant for the big nomination.
This sort of prospect Is not cal
culated to give Mr.. Cleveland any
especial pride in his party these days,
or any hope for ITS future. 1t was said
at the time that Cleveland voted the
htDuDHcdH tlChtl III looo anu i'VV.
OF course, he supported Parker In
1904. Parker belonged to the Cleye-
land section of the Democracy, which
had not been able to nominate a. pre-
sidential candidate since 1t put up
Cleveland himself in 1892. Parker's
overwhelming overthrow has cured
the Democracy of any desire 10 try
another Cleveland man as standard
bearer in the near future. The nomi-
nee two years hence stands a chance
to be Hearst or Bryan, or somebody.
dictated by either or both those per-
sonages. In either case Mr.. Cleye-
land is likely to cast a Republican
ballot in 1908. 49,
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

II there Is so much lobby ing goin
on at Frankfort, and the result .: II
was so palpable and bad as has been
alleged, why has nothing been done
to expose the guilty? Certainly II any
lobbying was successful. 1t should De
plain which side it was on, and vi )
was on that side, and then shown
why he was on that side. The charge
si,ould be substantiated.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
COD LIVER OIL.

4 1t almost makes you
sick to think of it, but it
isn't nearly as bad as it
used to be. The improved
method of refining it
makes it much easier to
take, and when made into
SCOTS Emulsion almost
every one can take 1t.
Most children like it and
all children that are not
robust are benefited by it.
When the doctor says
take cod liver OIL" he
generally means SCOTS
Emulsion; ask him if he
doesn't. They know it is
more easily digested and
better than the plain oil.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 90, Pearl Street. Ne's 'rrk.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
NO BAIL.
Moyor, Haywood and Pettibonc
Plead Not Guilty to Charge
of Murder.

Boise, Idaho, March 22.-Charles
II Meyer. William ID. Haywood and
George A. Pettlbone, charged with
the murder of former Gov. Steunen-
berg, today pleaded not guilty. when
arraigned before District Judge
Frank Smith at Caldwell. The cases
were continued over the term and
the date of their trial was indefinite
ly fixed at about May 10.
Judge Smith denied the applica
ton TO admit the prisoners to bail.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
Two KiIIcs. rJy Gas.

Lorraine, o., March 22.-Wlllian.
Tellsrow, of Cleveland, and Raymond
Westley. of this city, were overcome
by gas in the Office of the ]. NJ. Ba-
sore livery last night, and when found
early today Tellsrow was dead. West
ley is in dying condition in hos
pital. Tellsrow came here from Cleve-
land.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

that his life had been threatened by
a person Who he believed was carry
ing pistol. and that he was afraid
TO venture out at night The police
are investigating.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
Ruins Burned.

Ouray. Col, March 22.- Fi.s
broke ont in the ruins of the Camp
Bird Mill which was wrecked on Sun
day by snowslide. completing the
destruction of the plant. The mill
was erected in 1898 at cost of $500.
Onn.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

The Courler-Journai says of gov
ernment ownership of mines. few
things that could perhaps as truth
fully be said of municipal ownership
of other things. Here 81 is: "rhe
miners convention has voted down
a resolution declaring in favor of
the government ownership of mines,
which goes to show that the element
most directly interested has ideas on
the subject quite different from
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

No. 10. The fool - thinks a
thing worthless or IL wouldn't be Of
fcred to him. We can think of no ar
gument for No. 10. We have no time
10 tell him of Paducah BuIIfrog. Too
many intelligent business men are
buying stock at ~ cents To fool with
Mr.. Fool. We pass him up.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

No. 4. The spcndthrift--- never
has anything 10 invest. If No. Z hts
YOU, disprove II in the future by buy.
ing stock In the Paducah BuIIfrog
Co. a sure winner.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
No. o. The unfortunate mn,

No. %. The unfortunate man -
has friend who invested and lost.
Very sorry indeed for No. %. He ought
10 shake his friends and buy stock
In Paducah Bullfrog Co. and make
more fortunate friends and money at
the same time.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
The Texas Wonder

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Mo.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

for the coming summer season. Capt
Morgan Is at present ON visit to his
family i'm Pittsburg.- Evansville
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

Personally appeared before me,
this March 1, 1906, f. ]. Paxton,
general manager of The Sun, who
affirms that the above statement of
the circulation of The Sun for the
month of February, 1906, is true to
the best of his knowledge and be-
lief.
PETER PURYEAR, Notary Public.
My commission expires January
22. 1908.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
Daily Thought.

They who pawn their opportuni
ties rarely have the wherewitha
with which to redeem them.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

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your doctor. We know what he will say
about this grand old family medicine.
We have ne seeretsi We publish &c Aver Co.
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The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22
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The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

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The Paducah sun., 1906-03-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
Crack Team From Copper Camp Falls Victim to
 BiSbee Experts.
MAYOR cAVEN LASTS
 BUT ONE SHORT INNING.
Local Baseball Team 0utplays Visitors, Taking Contest by
 Score of 8 to 6-New Pitch
 CT Is Signed by Locals.

Bisbee defeated Cananea Sunday at the Don Luis ball park in a hotly-con- tested game, by a score of, s to 6. The game was won by strong batting and excellent field work.
 Mayor Cayen was in the box for Bis bee in the first inning and showed wonderful form; lack of pracuce, though, was the cause of the doctors arm being weak, and he retired after the first inning. It is understood, however, that several managers in the major leagues have their eye on him as a comer.
 Dugan, the new second baseman, did excellent work both at the bat and in the field. Throughout the game Dugan was there at the psychological moment and a great deal of credit is due him for the victory.
 Haslin, who played in the center garden, showed excellent form through the game. French, the big first base man, who makes so much noise, de- serves a share of the credit, having a less number of errors charged to him, according to the number of op- portunities. than any other player in the game. He fielded his position well and made several timely hits.
 The boys as a whole showed up very strong, and with a little more team work will make a strong team. If they show the same form during the season that they displayed Sunday that sacred emblem, the pennant, will rest with Bisbee for another season.
 Cananea made a very good showing, but at no time during the game did they have a chance to win, as they were outplayed from the first inning. Their battery was Whiteside and Knight
 During the early part of the game Knight was wild and gave several men bases on balls. It also seemed that he had a grievance against several of the players, as many of them were struck by pitched balls during the game.
 Rinehart, short stop for Cananea, was able to connect with the ball on several occasions, but they were gath ed up by Bisbee's outfielders.
 Kohnstadt has signed contract to play the season with Bisbee. This will greatly strengthen the battery, as he and Hodge will make a good com Dir ation.
 A great deal of lack of enthusiasm was displayed by the fans Sunday. This is a condition that should not exist in order to have a pennant-win- ming team, and everyone should get together and boost. A little apprecla- tion on the part of the audience has much to do with the players, and to k1 ow that a tremendous applause will greet him on some brilliant play, is quite enough to cause any player to do his best.
 Bisbee now has the material for the best team in the Southwest, and now is the time for all lovers of the national game to get together and boost
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
WOMEN
 IN RESIDENCE SECTION

A man giving his name as Frank Freeman was taken into custody last night by Officer Thomas. Freeman had been wandering over the residence part of the town during the afternoon and several women were very badly frightened by his strange actions. He made a visit to the home of B. J. OReilly early in the afternoon and gave Mrs. O'Reilly a very bad scare. The officers were sent for, but on their arrival he had disappeared. Later in the evening he showed up again at the home of B. Justln ana tried to gain an entrance through a window Justin had retired for the night when he heard the noise. He hastily donned his clothes and fol- lowed him down town. Freeman went into the English Kitchen and ordered something to eat Justin then went in quest of an officer, and found Char lie Thomas. Together they returned, and placed the demented man under arrest. He was locked up for the night and will have hearing this morning. But little could be learned regarding his identity, other than that h. is miner and came here from Ell Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
Martin 0'Hare Will Ask for Re- view Of Hifehcock'S De-
 CiSion,
MOUNTAIN VIEW
 RESIDENTS PLATED,
Martin O'Hare Determined to Let Hide Go With TaIIow, and Will Not Give Up Strug- gle for Surface Rights.

Though beaten thus far, Martin O'Hare still insists that he is un- dauntcd in his efforts to secure the surface as well as the mineral rights pertaining to the Mountain View claim in the heart of Bisbee.
 Instead Of taking this as final de feat, O'Hare is still aggressive, and will make one more attempt to win before he finally lays down his arms and suTrenders to those who are fight ing to protect their homes and fire sides.
 The decision of Secretary Hitch cock is not official" said O'Hare yes tcrday. T have the right of a re- view O fthe case, and this my attor- neys. who are Hawkins 6 Ross, of Prescott, will probably do in the course of a little time
 T aii. willing to let the hide go with the tallow, and will not give up my efforts to get the surface rights to the Quartzite Strip claim in Tomb stone canyon as well as the Mountain View claim, both of which I located before those who have built homes entered the ground.
 T will not be satisfied with just the mineral rights to the Quartzite claim, as l have refused in regard to the Mountain View claim. I believe am entitled to the surface as well as the mineral, and when the time comes will make my fight for them"
 That O'Hare is determined to carry the contest still further is evidenced by his remarks of yesterday. He ex- pressed no malice in the matter what ever, and said that he wanted no com promises. Either he must have it all or none.
 When the possibility of a review of the case, now that Secretary Hitch cock has decided in favor of those who built homes, was mentioned to inter ested attorneys yesterday, they ex- pressed themselves as having no fear of what a review of the case would do to O'Hare They feel confident that the decision he has made will hold for all time to come.
 Since the telegram came to Bisbee Saturday noon, announcing the decis- ion of Hitchcock, there has been much rejoicing in that part of the city af- fected Every resident of the Noun tain View claim who has met another resident since the decision was ren- dered, has hardly failed to pass him without shaking hands and discussing the good news.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
Every City in County Will Be Invited to Join BiSbee on
 May 30.
GOVERNOR KIBBEY
 ASKED TO SPEAK.
Committees Ask General Pub- lie to Meet With Them Wed- nesday Evening to Express Views and Decide on Plans.

Memorial services on a scale never before attempted in Bisbee yas the de cision reached by the various commit tees appointed by Chairman W. P. Mo Nair of the Chamber of Commerce at last nights meeting to report prog ress and discuss plans.
 Instead of confining the services to Bisbee, it has been decided to extend a cordial invitation to the people of Douglas, Naco, Tombstone, Cananea, Benson and all parts of the county to join with this city in making the ser vices the most impressive and success ful ever held in the Territory.
 Though committees have been as signed to do the various departments Of the preliminary work, it has been decided by the general committee to call in every resident of Bisbee, who i9 Interested in the memorial services and the decoration of the graves on May 30. -.
 To get expressions from all the peo- pie and decide with them just what shall be done. an open meeting will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock on the third floor of the gymnasium building, at which as many of the peo pie of Bisbee and surrounding towns who can make it possible should be present. .'..-..
 At this meeting Chairman McNair will call for an expression of views, and after all have been heard IL mlIl be decided just what shall be done on this important occasion. By this means the committees hope to stir up an interest and enthusiasm that has never before been felt here.
 About II o'clock in the morning the outdoor services will begin in the Bis, bee cemetery in Brewery Gulch nea7 the opera house. Preceding this will b, parade that will form above the Palace stables, march down Main street to Brewery avenue and up that .horcughfare to the cemetery.
 Every religious and fraternal organ ization. every church, all the school children. as well as every unattached Individual in the city. will be invited to take place iii this parade and lis ter to the services.
 An invitation has been extended Governor Kibbey to deliver the prin- cipal address for the occasion. There will be other speakers as well as music and singing.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
AN OLD IDEA.
Shown to Be Absolutely False by Mod
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
TWENTY DAYS FOR
 PACKING OPEN KNIFE.

Robert Davis was given twenty days on the chain gang yesterday by Jus tice Murphy for packing an open pocket knife. Davis was drunk and had the open knife in his pocket. It is not known that he attempted to use it. In addition to Davis Justice Murphy gave three drunks five days each. Both justices continue to han dle county cases on which the super visors recently refused to pay them fees.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08

All quiet in the Philippines. Touch Wcodi-New York Mail.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
mARcHER HERE LOOKING
 FOR VALUABLE STONES.

George H. Marcher, who represents the Pacific Gem company, arrived in the citysyesterday in search Of valu- abl estonss. Marcher is here to get malachite, azurite and other like pro auctions of the local mines. He is negotiating with a number of the miners to purchase stones in the rough from them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
FOUR CARS NEAR WACO
 PARTLY DEMOLISHED.

As freight train was pulled out of Naco for Osborne Sunday about noon four cars left the track. just after crossing the bridge and were dumped into the ditch. Three of them were iron ore cars and stood the smash-up with little damage. A fourth was a wooden flat, and was considerably damaged. By good work the wreck CTS had the track cleared in about four hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08
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 ing, St. Paul, Minn.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-08

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PRESIDENT Is SCORED
Representative Fitzgerald Cltcises
His Course.
Is NOT AN AUTOCRAT


Washington, April o. Mr.. stephens
Of Texas called up in the house the
bin opening to settlement 50 .ooa acres
Of land In the kiowa, Comunche and
Apache Indian reservations. lie stat
ed that the bill had passed the house
early In the session, but some objection
was made TO it hy the commissioner
Of Indian affairs. and it was therefore
recalled from the president and his
objections met by Incorporating into
the bin the features desired by the
commissioner,
Mr. Fitzgerald OF New York said
that the manner in which the bin was
recalled from the president was most
unusual. That he objected to the
back door way In which the bin was
returned 10 congress. and thought the
CHIEF executive should have either
signed or vetoed the bill, the right
which he has undertaken.
Mr.. Fitzgerald was severe in his
structures on the president during the
course of which he said: This is not
Russia. The president is not like the
car, who originates and enacts legis-
lation. The president may recon-
mend, but he can neither originate nor
enact Legislation.
somebody may say this is trivial.
The history of all governments which
have parliamentary institutions show
that the failure to resist trivial en-
croachment on the part of the chief
executive has led to vast encroach-
ments until the executive branch OF
the government existed in name only"
The bill was finally passed. without
division. xu