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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Do 3 kindnesa. do itWeL
Angels Will the story tell.
Do q Kindness, tell e not
Angel hands viii mark the spot.
Do 3 kindness, though tie small;
Angel voices sing it en-.
DOla kindness never mind
What you IOse the angels find.
Do q kindness do II now;
Angels know Il al s0meh0w.
Do E kindness any times
Angels weave u into rhyme.
Do = Kindness, Il win pay;
Angels VIII reiOice that day
Kindly deeds and thoughts and words
Bless the world like songs Of birds.
--Ex.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Ia the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon County, FloTida--Tn
Chancefy.
EIh b. ChAlfen, Complainant. ". r. u HiHh.
toNpog, FauliDs Cottrsll EuRsne Cottref, q n.
HlRhloWer. HkFFia HightoWeF, Mary CAAiFes,
DotAVa Chairea, Julia Chaire4. Alice OAalreA
DsnjARlia ChAirSs and John a. meHsford. De-
fendantn.
n APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT EgLnn IN
tke abese stated eauss that Octayta Charea. .
eGfe9dAnt thosssn. u . resident gf Sha CIV e
Iollnhasaeo, Laon Coanty. State og Flogl1A end
tkal The nal1 defendant has been absent ffota hul
~ paes u Residence and outside tbs o1Aaa Gf
kloeida foe more than plxty days NEXT pre0edlng
tia application foF THE order q publlcallOA nlld
u the aboVg cause and that the nAid dafondAne b
q Inlno9 nn0ef the aHa 0f tWonty-oas yaara and
that The nai4 dofondAnt b a. pfesont residing N
TIE eltV ~ Wlnatona8alala eounty a. BuFuVsh,
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! thaA. the aaid Defendant " and y bPggeg
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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

but never follows the use Of Foley
Honey and Tar. II stops the cough
heals and strengthens the lungs and pre-
vents pneumonia.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

I,az UfsD SIGNED sUBSCRIBERs AND
fnsRl tor heFeby givs nOttes thst tbeY
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Vhgg ef tAs stets - kloEtda, IoE isttsss ~ y
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sasses olh Ne following Artieie4 d IneoEpoEas
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SOL BRAsH,
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J. T. WtLI1A8B.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

In the Circuit Court Of Florida, Second
Judicial Circuit, Leon County, in
Chancery.
Alexander Robinson. Complainant. W..
Matilda Robinson. Defendant. Divorce,
II having been made to appear by the
affidavit OF the complainant, Alexander
Robinson, that the residence Of the de-
fendant Matilda Robinson, IN unknown; (;
that there Ia no person in the State Of
FLORIDA, the subpoena being served upon
would bind the said defendant, and that
the said defendant n over the are Of
twenty-one years, II IN therefore ordered
that the defendant, Matilda Robinson, be
and she is hereby required 20 appear 60
the complainant's biIi OF complaint, on
Monday, the 9Th day OF January, A. -.
1908; and that this order ne published once
week for eight successive weeks In ''The
True Democrat" n newspaper published
in the city Of Tallahassee IN said County
Witness Henry r. FeikeI. Clerk OF the
Circuit court OF Leon county, Florida and
the seal thereof. this October A. d. 1907.
(eeAD HENRY r. FBLREL
Clerk az Aforesaid.
HENRY T. FELKEL, Clerk.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

Mr.. f. W. Goodloe, Of 1O7 St. Louis
st., Dallas, Texas, says: "In the past
year / have become acquainted with
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and no laxa-
tive ever before tried 20 effeetuaIly
dispOses Of malaria and billiousness. T"
They don't grind nor gripe. 26c. ct all
druggists.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

- nasas og this coEporstioh shall y The To
tso Co9porattOa og Leon County ano as Dasl'
~ a o9fSg states Of the United States Of AmaEi-
ea - u ~ feFeign eeuntFiss Uhssveg neee5:.
eeR 81 sgnVenient Tbs PLtneipai giless q 80
$3.50
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13
pRoPoaRD cHAnrER or THE TOBACCO
CoaFoRAT1oN OF LEON COUNTY.

- un1eFnlxaaa lneoFpgEse0FS hereby essoeists
naslVn1 tagothsF fOr The ourpose o. forming
oEafton un66F thS laws Of tie Btata 81 EboEt:
q = pnat6Fsha4 b The Gsnegal Statutes q sd
- sdSDt ~ following proposed charter
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

a good Second Hand, One HOrss
lA Taihhasssss F1a.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-13

VIM. CHILD.
Child Bros. Building anC
Contractors and
A Speciality of Kiln Drie
all kinds.
Mill Work Manufacturers of all
dressed lumber, moulding, stair ral
columns, brackets, mantels, grills, ia
and turned and scroll work of every
Lime and Cement for sale.
All orders will receive prompt after
our work to be first class in ever
reasonable
Office, Shop and Lumber Yard ON
on lot south Of county Jail.
PHONE 50.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
DID you TAKE rrq

If you have not already done
SO, get from any good pharmacy
Fluid Extract Dandelion one
the following:
half ounce, Compound Kargon.
one ounce, Compound Syrup
Sarsaparllla three ounces. Mix by
shaking well in bottle and
take for each dose one teaspoon
full of the mixture after your
meals and at bedtime; also
drink plenty Of water.
This is the most simple
though remarkable prescription
ever written to cleanse the blood
Of impurities and waste matter
and now is the time to take it.
1t acts as a powerful tonic to
the Kidneys, forcing them to Al
ter out the acids and poisons.
overcoming Rheumatism, Blad-
der and Urinary troubles and
the hundred and one other mis-
cradle Affections resulting from
sour, impure blood.
A woll known local druggist
states that never to his knowl-
edge has there been any such
valuable advice offered COM
munity. and predicts this VIII
prove shortly one of the heal
thiest places in the world. Men
and women of all stations Of
life are making up the prescrip-
tion and taking 1t, which can
not but insure better health and
less disease here shortly.
Show this to your yellow AMI
sallow complexioned acquaint-
ances, or those who never feel
well and hearty. It's their bad
blood. and they viii thank you
for this Information.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14

and only precipitate action can rob-
them of it Issues involving the per-
sonnet and associations of the Dem
ocratic mayoralty ticket will win the
battle for the Republicans. II they
wait until events have shaped these
issues and clearly defined the situa-
tlon. SO that the right men for the
emergency may be selected. The re
suit of this campaign is not going to
rest in the warmth of handclasp,
or be measured by cyclometer.
There are weightier matters than the
personality of popular campaigner
before the people Of Paducah this
year. They want a man, not poll
tician-a man. whose candidacy rep
resents something besides his own
ambition and the ends of peculiar in
terests; whose incumbency will spell
business stability and the protection
of Individual rights, the just enforce
ment of all municipal regulations,
the upbuilding of Paducah on a
Sound basis.
The Democratic candidate for
mayor made his primary campaign
on the issueof busting Chief Of Police
Collins, and has engaged in more
than one personal alteration with
Mayor Yeiser over the prosecution Of
a Sunday closing case In the police
court. II the Democratic city adj
ministration is of such character,
that a Democratic candidate may
seek the nomination on a platform
denouncing them, when he himself
is backed by a political machine as
complete as the one in power, what
improvement may citizens expect
from his managers?
Not only has the duty to produce
good man devolved upon the Re
publican party. but there also rests
the duty of selecting delegates to the
state convention at Louisville. who
will assist in constructing a state
ticket that represents the same
healthy sentiment. A strong state
ticket will aid the. local ticket. A
strong local ticket will aid the state
ticket. The two are interdependent;
but the two conventions should be
made as distinct as possible. Just
now we have on our hands a state
convention Let us dispose of that
in order that there may be no con-
Ificts. no compromising; that the del
egates may go to the state conven-
tion unhampered to do what is best
for the party; and then that the city
convention may be just as free to dc
the best for the party and for the
city at the local convention.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
QUESTION OF JUSTICE.

Our general council has before 1t
a knotty question, involving justice
toward two worthy officials and con-
scientious scruples concerning the
use of the public funds, in the petit
ton to reimburse the marketmaster
and the sewer inspector for fees paid
their attorneys in defending their
rights to Office against the suit insti-
tuted by the board OF public works.
In the first place, it is palpably un-
just and hardship for these two
officials, not high salaried by any
means, to be forced to pay out more
than a months wages to defend their
titles. That much is clear, and II
the councilmen and aldermen can
harmonic a disposition to reimburse
these officials. with the trust i'm
posed on them, there should be no
hesitancy in making the appropria-
|tion. If the right of the general
council to elect these officials had
been tested by friendly suit entered
by the city solicitor under instruc-
ton, the city would have borne the
whole cost of the proceeding. 1t is
probable that in putting an end to
this source of pickering between the
legislative and executive depart
ments, the city has been benefited to
an extent represented by the amount
of the attorneys fees. The market
master and sewer inspector were
elected by the general council, ac-
cording to the terms of the ordinance
creating the Offices and according to
precedent. After this, and directly
contrary to the legal opinion of the
city attorney. the board of public
works proceeded 70 appoint a mar
ketmaster and sewer inspector, and
instituted suit to test the right of the
general council to make the appoint
ments. The opinion of the city So
licitor was upheld in both courts,
and now the marketmaster and sewer
inspector, who gave up whatever en-
ployment they had before their cleo
ton, and undertook the discharge of
their duties in good faith, are called
upon to pay out part of their salaries
in defense of their Office. to which
an ordinance, precedent. the city at
torney and two courts all said they
had the plain right. There is no
graft in this. It is just a question Of
justice and fidelity.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
INTERESTED IN RICE.
Are People On Special From Lancas-
ter To Louisiana.

A special train with 81 passengers
direct from New Orleans to Lancas-
ter, Pa. arrived this morning on the
regular time of No. 1O2 over the I'LL
nois Central. The train of five cars
was chartered by the Union Irriga-
tion company of Lancaster, Pa, to
convey people and the inshrdluuuu
convey people interested in Louisiana
rice. This company has secured the
right of way for a canal to irrigate
1, 100000 acres. Twenty-Five thous-
and acres are already irrigated. The
rice fields are at Opelousa. SO far
100000 have been invested. The
trouble with rice cultivation hereto
fore in Louisiana has been the uncer-
tainty of the water supply.
w. l.. Mills, travelling passenger
agent of the Illinois Central, was with
the train.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
WHOLE GANG
BEING TAKEN IN BY POLICE FOR
BLACKNALL BURGLARY.
Lot of Bedding Found in House of
Eliza Craig-Five Are Now
Under Arrest.

Mary Eliza Craig. colored. is the
last person arrested ON the charge OF
burglarizing the Blacknall saloon on
Ninth street near Kentucky avenue.
She was arrested yesterday afternoon
and lot of bedding taken from the
upper floors of the saloon was re-
covered The theft was committed
two weeks ago and Robert McGee
was first arrested. He tipped OF"
the name of William Jefferson, and
later Roy Dunlap and George Arm
strong. Yesterday he implicated the
Craig woman and the detectives and
police are still working the pump
handle. believing that many more are
connected with the burglary. All
the foregoing are under arrest.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
OVER EARTH AND AIR
State Holds Dominion Says Justice
Holmes.

Washington, May 14.-In an
opinion by Justice Holmes, the SUI
preme court of the United States to-
day granted the injunction asked by
the state of Georgia against the Ten
nessee Copper company and the Duck
town Sulphur and Copper company
restraining these companies from the
operation of their shelters at Duck
town, Tenn. The smelters are near
the Georgia line and they constitute
a menace to health and the source OF
great injury to vegetation for radi-
us of fifty miles.
He holds the case is not on the
same footing as If between private
parties, but that "in its sovereign ca
pacity the state has an interest indie
pendent of and behind the title of its
citizens in all the earth and air with
in Its dominion
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
DOCTORS MEET IN
COUNCIL CHAMBER
Concluded from First Paee.)

that In no line of mental activity is
there displayed greater intellectual
egort and progress than In the medi-
cal profession in its work of ameli-
Grating the condition of humanity"
DR.. Reynolds mentioned his first
visit to Paducah to attend medical
convention the first Tuesday in April.
1873. At that time he sal dthe pro-
gram contained an unusual intellec-
tual trea' and the social features
were of a notable character.
Committee reports were heard I'm
medlately following the opening.
/ The Session.
A letter was read from the doctors
of San Francisco thanking south
western Kentucky doctors for their
sympathy and financial aid at the
time of the earthquake. Dr. Frank
Boyd outlined the program for the
convention. The treasurer's report
showed the society to be we'll off
financially. DR.. Dudley S. Deynolds,
DR.. A. Pingst and DR.. Irvan Abel,
of Louisville, were made honorary
members of the society, as was DR..
ID. B. Tyler, of Madisonville. At IL
O'Clock adjournment was taken until
|1:SO o'clock this afternoon All the
papers scheduled for this mornings
session with the exception of the sec
ond on the program. we're postponed
until this afternoon.
This afternoons session Is occupy
ed entirely with papers on medical
and surgical subjects. DR.. Dudley s.
Reynolds, of Louisville. will lecture
on Medical Education in Kentucky
followed by discussion by three local
physicians.
Election of officers and the presi-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
TOO MUCH RAIN.
Drives Ben Boyd's Colored Team
Back From the South.

Ben Boyd's colored baseball team
has returned from the south routed
by rain but Boyd expects shortly to
take it up where he left off, and fin
ish the tour. At Memphis three games
were played. the Paducah tea msecur-
ing one The first two games went to
Memphis by score of to l and s
to 1, respectively, but Boyd came
back on the wind up and shut out
the Giants by a score of 5 to 0. He
went to Little Rock. but rain drove
him back without a game. Boyd is
considering an offer for two games
the latter part of the week at Louis
Vile.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
ARE YOU HALF sIoKg
A Great Number Of People Are, AT
This Season of the Year.

Weather conditions not alone af-
feet business they affect the health
of the average person. Take long
siege of inclement weather like we
ore having and you find host of
half sick people.
Spring days are the days Of half
sick people-people just sick enough
TO have little interest In anything
but, not Ill enough to go to bed.
Such a condition calls for attention
Immediately. OF serious results may
follow. The liver. stomach, bowels.
kidney or blood may not be perform
ing their function properly, just a
trifie In disorder. and once corrected
you are yourself again.
Osteopathy goes right to the seat
of any disorders of this nature. and
cures them.
Osteopathy is the one natural
treatment In all conditions of stom-
ach, liver, bowel, kidney. skin and
blood disorders. Without the use Of
any medicines with proper diet,
with the dry hot air treatment. where
Indicated the osteopathic treatment
is an assured and permanent cure.
I should like to talk to you at any
time about the treatment for your
self. or any member OF your family,
and the best testimonials I can Of
fer you OF the treatment are the COM
of Paducah people whom
you know wen, who have taken the
treatment.
Especially is Osteopathy a rational
treatment OF ailments peculiar to
Phone me at 1907, or call at my
Office, upstairs SIC Broadway, and
| shall be pleased to consult with
you.
-. :. I.~.x<
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14

dents annual address will be the
features of the evenings program
before the banquet at the Palmer
House. Paducah alternates with the
out-of-town districts in the selection
of president, but it was the impress
sion generally this morning that this
right would be abrogated this year,
to elect DR.. V. A. Stilley, at present
secretary. DR.. Stilley has been an
efficient officer and the presidency
will go practically without opposi.
tion. to him. For secretary three To-
cal physicians are mentioned prom
inently. 1t is desired to retain the
secretaryship in Paducah. which is
the center of the society as well as OF
the territory. Drs. Vernon Blythe,
c. q. Purcell and L. Lyme Smith are
in the race.
Those Present.
Those present this morning were:
Drs. F. G. LaRue, A. o. Pfngst. Ir-
van Abel, D. S. Deynolds. d. B. Ty-
Ter, ]. A. Jones, ]. S. Troutman, e.
b. Shelton, e. B. McMorris, @. F.
Beeler, ]. M. Peck, w. s. Stone, V.
A. stilley, B. B. Griffith. ]; s. Davis,
H. H. Hunt, @. o. Gingles,, ]. B.
Brooks. S. q. Holland, ]. G. Taylor,
w. NJ. Mason. Jr., A. j. Bean. w. P.
Alexander, w. L. Mosby, T. L. Lam
kins, w. A. Page, r. A. Brown, T.
NJ. Baker, e. G. Thomas, j.. T.. Red
dick, Vernon Blythe. H. T. Crouch,
nc. H. Linn, Ts L. Phillips, H. It. Car
ter, Charles Hunt, S. M. Morris, H.
IP. Sights, L. L. Smith, F. v. Kim
brough, j. w. Robinson, w. A. Ash
brook, w. J. Bass, w. M. Cooley. w.
w. Richmond, C. E. Purcell, P. A.
Moore, C. H. Brothers. Ed Young, p.
H. Stewart, e. B. Willingham, j. E.
Craig. Frank Boyd, c. w. Webb, H.
G. Reynolds
The Banquet.
DR.. J. T. Reddick is POSTMASTER at
the banquet at the Palmer House to-
night and the following toasts will be
heard.
sour Company Senator &.
Wheeler Campbell.
Here's to mamie Is like kero-
sene lamp; he is not especially
bright; he is often turned down; he
generally smokes; and he frequently
goes out at night. Anon.
The American Medical association
DR.. W. w. Richmond.
ITO business that we love. we rise
betime and go to it with delight
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
EARLY CONVENTION.

early convention" is a relative
term. The Paducah Democrats fixed
their primary date six months before
the election. The Kentucky Demo-
Gratis held their primary year before
the election. Compared with a pri-
mary that might be held six years
before a given election, either one of
these would be considered a late pri-
mary. Compared with a primary
held three months before an election,
either of them would be considered
an early primary. Republicans must
not allow the dates adopted by the
Democrats to deceive their sense of
proportion. A primary must be held
earlier than a convention, because of
the bitterness entailed in public de-
feat and the open, hostile election
methods employed by the factions in
getting out their vote and winning
voters from the other side.
Four months is plenty OF time in
which to canvass Paducah for votes.
A convention in June Is an early
city convention, regardless of the
fact that the Democrats held a pri-
mary in May. The Democrats can
do nothing until the Republicans en-
ter the contest. Democratic candi-
dates have just finished one hand
shaking tour. They will hardly
traverse the same route right away.
Those who voted for a candidate at
the primary may be expected by that
particular candidate to support him
at the election. The candidates will
not care to meet those, who voted
against them, for a few months.
There is only one general princi-
pie to guide party in selecting a
convention date. That is to set the
date as late as possible, allowing the
party time to complete its organiza-
ton and the candidates time to make
the cdnNdSS.
There is nothing to be gained by
subjecting the candidates to a long,
tedious campaign, affording their
enemies the longer time in which to
encompass them with plots. The
Democratic organization feels the
force OF this argument right now.
Already the party organ has been
called upon to defend its candidate
for mayor against a trend of af-
fairs" which, TO use its own words,
sis to aid the Republican party in
the polls. or TO state It even more
correctly. is 10 defeat Hon. Thomas
B. Harrison no matter who is hurt
or helped"
That trend of affairs was superin-
duced by the candidate himself. no
doubt. under direction Of the same
organization that is managing his
and that set the early
date for the primary.
The Republicans OF Padueah. have
-. !. =. =.
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Shakespeare.
The relation Of the minister to the
medical profession-Rey. w. 7. Boil
ling
Just in his judgments, true OF his
word, constant in what he takes In
hand, secret in that he understand
eth" Sir Antoine.
Fads and fancies in country prac-
tice-Dr w. G.. Kinsolving.
"My heart is ten times lighter
than it looks. Richard III.
The State Medical society-Dr. d.
NJ. Grifith.
"The WEIGHT that is no burden, and
the task that brings no sorrow"
Anon.
The Medical Expert-Dr Dudley $.
Reynolds.
"what he ought to know, and
how he is expected to tell It,"
| The Southwestern Kentucky Medi-
cal Association-Dr e. B. Shelton.
81 made the follerin observations
extrump'ry, like most other trials O.
patience. Lowell.
Anything-Dr. Irwin Abel
Rare compound of oddly frolic and
fun,
Who wishes joke and rejoices in
pun"
Goldsmith.
The Doctor.-Judge w. A. Berry.
''And Nathan, being sick. trusted
not in the Lord but sent for physi-
cian-and Nathan was gathered unto
his fathers."- Testament.
Odds and ends Of surgical situa-
tions-Dr. Frank Boyd.
physicians mend. or end us,
secundem artem; but although we
sheer
In health--when Ill. we call them to
attend us.
Without the least propensity to jeer."
Byron.
Professional reminiscences-Dr. H.
u Reynolds
Life is a jest and all things show it;
thought so once and now l know
it."--Gay.
DO it now-Dr. Philip H. Stewart.
Nun Ced.
The McCracken County Medical
Society-Dr. b. B. Griffith.
Our motto-To be the best county
society in the state.
Good night-Dr. G. e. Purcell.
81 wish that my room had a floor;
| I don't so much care for door. /.
But this walking around
Without touching the ground.
Is getting to be such bore"
Anon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
DYING STATEMENT
MADE BY MACK M'K1NNEY BUT
HE MAY GET WELL.
Physicians Say He Has Rallied and
Attorney Is Mum About Ma
.ture of Statement.

Mack Mckinney made dying
statement yesterday afternoon to
County Attorney Alben Barkley,
which County Attorney Barley will
not divulge. He doubts If Mckinney
will die. Yesterday afternoon McKin-
ney was reported slowly sinking, but
his doctor thinks he will recover.
viii Hamilton and Will Alexander.
who are in jail. charged with cutting
him, exhibit no anxiety over the
outcome. They have made no state
ment of the affair since arrested.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-05-14
GLOVES FOR MONEY COUNTERS
Pittsburg Bank Employees Demand
Rubber as Protection.

Pittsburg, Pa. May 14~- To ward
off threatened designations, Pittsburg
banks have agreed to supply their
clerks with rubber gloves, which will
lessen their chances of contracting
diseases from money which has been
handled by unclean foreigners.