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slETH0DIsr episcopal.

HAAILiNE M, z. CHURCH, 9th and SITS. nv.
Carl g. Doney. pastor. 93o Sunday school Il
sermon, The Everlasting Victory 6s9 Up
worth League. 80. address hy Mrs. Anna II
Noodeoek. All are welcome
FOUNDRY II. T. CHURCH. 18th and Church sta
Nv. Rev Robert 81. Moore. pastor. sunday
school 8 30 a. m Preaching by pastor, IL a. m.
and 3 p n. EpHorth Leasue. 2 p n. SPECIAL
services eTeTg night during week, except satureay
at 8 .. n. Ali ooreiaIly Nelcnmed
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORiAL-Palm SUNDAY i and 80. sermons by
pastor, J. 6. Butler. Holy Week services. 7 IS
j. n. Tuesday. WEDNESDAY Thursday. and Good
Friday. i a. n; Lords supper Thursday. All
pews free.
ST Marks LUTHERAN CHURCH. gth and
sts- sH- ReF- J. LutEer Frantz. pastor. Services
81 II 8. m aud : - .. m. Confirmation in TIE
mnrning. Services every night during the week
holy Communlon Thursdsy night. Al weleame
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

cAffLE-Extra, Per ewt.. 5.25a5.50; butcher. 4oos
40; oonmon, 2,5la30o; rough. l.58a208
hOGs-Per cWf., grosS rs; ordinary. s5aazOQ
shEEP-Chpped, Aeoasso; common, So0aaoo
LAalh6-opTingl choice, per To-, l5aIT, choice "a
8: medium SAL ID
CALVES-PFme peg ID, slsa9; medium. yl4.s
common 4a5; grass, ss4iz.
COWS-PTims fresh. each. 4l00ssana .,r,D.o-
2o.ooa5ooe: old and dry. z00aiam.
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cONGREGATIONAL.

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, Columbia road and 18th st. NV TIE
pastor. Res. u. Ross Fishburn WiIl preach at Il
and IS. subjects. morning. Not What Bat
Whom" evening. On CalyaFy." $50 A. N. sun
day school. D "a. Junior EndesEor $50 D. u.
Senior EndsaYcg.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th and
q sis NV II a. n. and 5 D. m. pubic Worship,
Win sermon, BY Rev Hubert c. HsriIg Of New
1oIk City. general secretary Of CONGREGATIONAL
Home Missionary Society. Music by quartet and
chorus led BY Dr. J. W. Bisch0n. orEanist 80
a. r.. Sunday school g. % p. r., Christian En-
deayor,
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probate and letters testamsntAry granted 20 Gsorse
". TaIbert; hoad. $500 Atlomey George G..
Aukam.
Estate Of John c. Garden: letters Of admiaistra-
zion granted % John 4. and Arthur C. Garden
bond 500. Attomeys. Hamilton. Colbert 4 Ham
uton
Estate Of James NJ Williams; viii admitted 10
probate and Letters testamentary granted 10 Mar
+. Williams; bond 500. Attorney. 4, L, Williams
Estate of Frank l. Fsesmsn: Vin admitted 10
probate and letters testameutaFy granted 10 Kate
$. Freeman; bond. 500. Attorneys Wilson a
Rsrksdale.
Estate Of John Garrison; order to sell judgment
Attorney :. f. Padgett
in re Gertrude Bailey: order appointing Ada l.
BAILEY guardian; bond. $50. Attorney. W. C.
Martini
Estate ot Thomas T. Fleming; wiii dated January
IS 1907. filed
Estate of Fannie Cohen: viii dated January s.
1857. fled.
Estate Of Benjamin F. Tiiiey viii dated oetobsr
IS, 1901 filed
Estate o. Mary Rebseea steeysr: wiz dated April
II, 1892 fled
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN srrEvf,r r,1,,,,,.,,
Scottish Rite Hall. IeU e ST. nw So
ices. II a. m and 80 ,. N Subject Of NON.
ing lecture hy
BISHOP OLIVER C. sABfN.
80 fofHaIa- subject Of eseaing lecture by
BISHOP sABIN. who is Your Brs.barS,5 r II
timouisl meeting Wednesday evening al 50. seas
free. All invited.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th ana t'orcarsn ,+. 49, rs
Res. FFaHk SewalL d. D. pastor. viu ureaeb -
u a u. sermon for Palm Sunday. sunday school
-. Evening service and lecture. 7sg n m
THE SOLITUDE OF JESUS" Ia ussto-,s
5tley eeaeesdaS. 20. j. T. conference. GOOD
FRIDAY. Il Z. m. service ana serrnor An -
invited. HOLY SATURDAY, As p N, prepare
ton serriee.
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Elesevatgrad soeietv Incornnr.tea

Papers for the Incorporation Of the
Elesevatgrad Benevolent Society were
placed on ale yesterday the object of the
organization being to conduct a sick bene-
NJ and mutual improvement society AS
ineorporators are named Harry SchIeuner
Max Wakoff, and Jacob zarin.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCE. cor Iath and L .f.
Ulysses 6. q. Pierce. minister. s.s a m. spB.
asy school and tlsss fer tie Comparative studv
q hehslon 10 n, Unity Study Class IL
a. n. morning service sermon br Rev F5v-5
Efefett Hale Is. first IN series O. daily Tes,er
services continuing through the week subject
TIE Service G Poetry in the Life Of the spirit
MUSE tg quartet I % p n. Young Peoples Re
hgious Union.
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wiII Hold paiIr Yr.ner.-

Daily vesper services viii be held in
All Souls Unitarian Church during the
week beginning tomorrow at 4.45 Q. m
With the exception of Sunday. the serv-
ices viii last half an hour. There viii be
music by the choir
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CHRIsTIAH.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH ,. D. Power.
u aud Z 50. EEening sermon illustrated Bethle-
hem Sunday school. 3 80. Christian Endesvor
5 30 Services each eEeung during week
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. sth and SIS ne Services
every Sunday st Il g. u. and s5 p NJ Pastor
George A. Miller. Sunday school $50 a. n
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. /.

Equity Court No. H.
CHEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH.
Dulany Waggaman; receivers ordered to re-
fund deposit purchase
In re mnaey Of Caroline F. CoFbett; rule dis
charged.
Lynch rs Pulizz sale finally ratified and con
yeyance ordered. Complanant's solicitors Carlisle
4 Johnson defendants solicitors. Jesse H. Wilson
and Jesse 4. Wilson ir.
smith Peter title vested ia complainant by
adverse possession. Camplaiuant's solicitors Raj
ston & Siddons and II. r. Winfield.
No assignment for Monday. March 8 1867
Equity COurt No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
In re lunacy Of Harriet R. Goodman; restoration
TO former legal status. Petitioners solicitor. T. c.
Dutton.
Tarben ss Tarbsn; appearance Of absent de.
PENDANTS ordered. ComDisinauts solicitor, Wilton
j. Lambert.
snsquehanna Coal Company rs. Kennedy; cause
continued until April 4 1907. for purpose Of taking
further testimony; appeal in open court bond. 500
Complainants solicitors. AlcKenney & FIannery
and William Hitz; defendants solicitor. Edwin For
rest
Weber IS Weber; examiners fee ordered paid and
time 10 taks testimony limited. C0mplainant's So
Tobriner.
Gates S. Gates: counsel fee and allnlony pen
dente lite granted. Complainants solicitor H. 4.
HeEarty.
appointed Attorney. w B. Reilly.
Brown Us Grand Fountain; executor or1ered 70
pay over money due. Comnlainsnts solicitors J. &.
Robertson ard George F. Collins; defendants So
hcitors, George H. White, A. A. Birney, and J. h.
Stewart
storU Story; adjudication of contempt and
writ Of attachment ordered Compainsnt's solicitor,
+. B. RAY: defendants solicitor George I. Hoover.
Palmer Palmer: bill Of complaint dismissed.
Complsinant's solicitors Rastou a Sddons; de-
PENDANTS solicitors. Birnsy & WoodaTd
Northwest lexington improvement Company vs..
Campbell; time TO hle transcript extended 10 April
10. Campianauts solicitors. Ralstou 4 Siddans
defendants solicitor. John Ridout.
Assignments for Monday, March 8 1907
N0. lS- Shea vs.. MulloY. Attorneys w J.
Lambert and J. S. Easby-Smith- Barnard John
son
No 26. Wilcox rs. Wilcox. Attorneys, " j.
Lamhsrt-G. T. Hayen
No. no lockwood IS. Lockwood. Attorneys, J. Il
CruKdale-Hufty & Hufty.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST escieptisb Is,,
and K sts NV. Services SUNDAY. II a. M and
J. NJ. subject Reality. SUNDAY school p
a. n wednesday p. N. Public cordially in
nied- All seats free Free reading rooms in ths
Traders National Bauk Bunding, ltb - srS
Pa ave. nw.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

ETHICS or MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
subject Of address By Mr.. Charles r. Nesbis al
q. a.. PythiaR Temple 1912 5th ST. NV Free
seats and free discussion.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ Z CHURCH
south. eor. sth and X sts. nv. Rev William
French Locke, pastor. II a. m. sermon b. Bishop
L. L. HosS. D. d. D. n. EpWDr1h League. 3
p. m, sermon hy the pastor Ererybody veleome
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SOUTHERN PREsBYrERIAx.

;ENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN fsoUTHERN as
sembiy). cor. "a aud l SIS. n y. Rev. James h.
Taylor, pastor. viii preach az II A. "a aud 7 Ta
p. a. Sunday schcol. so q n /. +. y. SO
p H. Prayer meeting. . Thursday. sezts free.
ali welcome
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT aAUSCHERs. iag
Conn ave. AZ p. r. a6dYass bg 4Tiss Fr1-,s
Gray. subject, The Creative Power Of the Word
tsails noon meeting and wednesdays at n M. at
Losn and Trust Building, cor. + and sth ss
Public invited
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OTHER SERVICES.

y. ". c. A.-vEsPER SERVICE SUNDAY. 40
p. n, subject, The Triumphant Christ speaker
Miss Bertha Gould. Mass meeting Calvary Baptist
Church As p N.
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NONsECTARIAN.

The PEOPLES CHURCH. PythiaR Temple Islz
sth 81 nw. Mr. ". y. Mackenzie wiu SPEAK a.
lis on Making the Most Of Life" Seats free.
All ge!cane
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SEASON HELPS TRADE
Easter Period Stimulates Re-
tail Dry Goods Sales.
MERCANTILE PAYMENTS GOOD

Country Merchants in Southwest Are
Diseounting BilIs-Marked Expan-
sion in Bank CIearinss shown Dur
ing Eeek-Gains in Cotton Ex-
port Features of Foreign Trade.
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UNIvERsALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and Z sts
ms. Res. John Van Schaick. iT.. pastor. Il A. n.
morning service. why ] An a Member Of the
ORiversaiisi Churchl e. p n yssper service a
Western Bishop Services Holy Thursday as
D. n. Good Friday. 30 D. "a.
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PILES CURED IN q TO IL nay,

PAzO OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO cure sny case
Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding. or ProtTuding Piles h
70 Il days 0r money refunded ~
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.


Estate Of Albert A. Reese; letters Of sdmlnistrs-
tion granted 10 Annie Reese; bond q0a At
torne5s. John T. SicNsliy and Edwin Forrest.
Estate ol Richard 7. Talbert. win admitted 10
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BOSTON sTUCKs.

Quotations are furnished by =. r. Chapman d
Co. members New YORK stock Exchange. &. Bowie
Chnmaa, manager. 1901 street northwest
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Rev G. Butler d. D. LII D.,
@ ~ ~, which recently celebrated its htur anniversary is the
mas pn pastor OF this although
cation the Washington In
ton n PENNSYLVANIA College
Washington
OF
with the
Ion DR. Butler
D. ID n
He
House
II the for
Redeener
osrowt OF the Memorial Church the
W Butler and
Wurdeman F. A Berger superintendent
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Lawsuits.

No. f9299 Joseph Zhupnik S. Watts 4 Bro
Judgment Of I. !. O'Neal justice Of the peace Tor
sl0). Plaintifs attorney. l. H. Perskin.
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Tomsrros-Pslm sunday-ihe church commeIno-
rates the trimQhal entry q our Saviour into 4eri-
salem. when The multitude strewed palm branches
in the way, and the following DAYS If the wesk
constitute what is knosn as Holy Week or me
Week Of Sorrow. during which the solemn ofiees Of
the church are adapted to excite IN thu hearts q
the faithful sentiments f love. gratitude. and CON-
passion for the mfernss Of our Lord and sorrow
aud detestation for sln.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22

The Charles Turner left yesterday
for the Tennessee river.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
FOR CORYELYoU
LABoRING MEN START HIS BOOM
IN VIRGINIA.
They Insist That He Arose From the
Ranks of Toilers. and Is in
sympathy With Him.

Washington. Oct. 22.-Through
the labor organizations of this city
and Virginia a real boom is being
launched for Secretary Cortelyou as
head OF the ticket in 1908. The local
unions here are to appeal to the var
ious labor organizations throughout
the United states to aid in supporting
him In the current issue of the
Trade Unionist, labor's Official organ
in the District of Columbia, an open
editorial announcement OF the plan
is made. Mr.. Cortelyon is the choice
OF labor, according to the article, for
the reason that he has come up from
the ranks OF labor himself. and al
ways has served and advanced the in
terest Of the wage-earning class. 1t
was due to his energy that the letter
carriers obtained the increase in sal
aries, as did the postal clerks. The
article declares Mr.. Cortelyou to be
the idol of that big army OF govern.
|ment employees. and adds that the
vote-getting power of the rural free
delivery carriers Is we'll known. Sec
,retary Cortelyou repeatedly has de
clared that he will not be a candi
date. but his friends seem not to take
his declaration seriously.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22

just below the |. C. incline at the
foot of Campbell street. The pilot of
the Dunbar was making an effort TO
reach the wharf when he suddenly
discovered that the boat was near
the towhead. and TO attempt to get
out was considered too dangerous to
undertake. The boat cast anchor to
wait until the morning sun should
drive the fog away.
Elsewhere in this paper" says the
Cairo Bulletin, appears 4 very copi-
Gus extract from the testimony taken
before the inspectors at Memphis in
the case of Pilot Clarence Nichols,
which will give the readers a fair
idea of the nature of the case as Of
Ificially developed. II will be seen
that the officers of the steamer Mis-
sissippi alone were of the opinion
that the Hartweg maneuyers were
dangerous to the Mississippi
All the other witnesses, all
Iof them practical river men. agree
that there was no danger and the
Hartweg did not at any time get
close enough to the Mississippi to
render a collision likely in case OF
accident to the machinery"
Official Forecasts.
The Ohio from Evansville to Cairo
the Tennessee from Florence to the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
He GAVE BOND
STEEPLE JACK PROMISED NOT
TO FALL ON ANYONE.
Receives Thousand Dollars for Plac
ing Ball ON Singer Building
Flagstaff.

New York, Oct. 22.-Most of New
York craned its neck this week when
Ernest Capelle received $1,000 for
setting up one high ball in public
II was not of the alcoholic variety.
however, but the one on the top Of
the flagpole browning the forty-two
story Singer building on lower Broad
above the street level. Likewise
Capelle is not a bartender but a
steeple jack. and by reason of his
feat in finishing off the tallest habit
able structure in the world, the leader
of his profession, though little more
received $1,000 and which was
watched by thousands consisted of
|shinning up the stee' fiagpole which
swayed like reed under his weight.
and browning the remarkable struct-
ure with a gllded ball. which now
marks the highest point reached by
Iskyscraping architects. Curiotsly
enough Capelle, who went about his
perilous task with the utmost cool
ness, did not look like a fly to the
gaping multitude below but like a
|full-sized man when he finally gained
hi dizzy perch on top of the pole, on
account of the fact that there was
nothing else in that part of the upper
world to make him look small in
Perhaps the strangest
feature of the whole undertaking was
the fact that Capelle had to give
bonds to the city not to fall on any
body, although as he remarked II
wouldn't make much difference to
him IL he did.
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CONFERENCES.
AT HUMBOLDT NOV. az,

Humboldt. Tenn, Oct 22.-Hum-
boldt. is preparing to entertain the
Memphis conference OF the NJ. E.
south, which convenes here
November IS. Three hundred and
fifty or four hundred delegates are
expected and the citizens of Hum
boldt are determined to see that the
great body of preachers are enter
tanned in fitting manner. This is
the first time conference has met in
Humboldt for thirteen years.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
FIRST SYNOD
OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF
UNITED STATES IN KENTUCKY.
The Rev. J. II. Henry and Capt. James
Roger VIII Represent Paducah
Church.

Owensboro, Oct. 22.-The General
Presbyterian synod of Kentucky will
convene at the First Presbyterian
church In Greensboro at 7:45 O'Clock
this evening and will remain in SEES.
sion for two days. This will be the
first meeting OF the synod since the
union with the Cumberland Presby-
terians.
II is expected that about us dele
gates will be In attendance. The fea-
ture Of the opening session will be
the annual sermon, which will be de-
livered by. the Rev William Porter
Thurston,, pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. of this city.
Prominent Men Coming.
Among the prominent men who will
be In attendance are the Rev. Alex
ander Henry. of Philadelphia; the
Rev. b. p. Fullerton, of St. Louis,
the Rev. w. j. Darby, of Evansville;
the Rev. James F. Dickson. of New
York; the Rev. W. L. Gelston, of
Philadelphia; the Rev. Mr.. Foster, of
CINCINNATI: Mr.. Robert Z. Spier, of
New York, and the Rev. p. V. Jen-
ness, of Kirkwood, Mo.
Que -of the features of the synod
will be the address on missions by
Mr.. Robert Il. Speer. at the First
Presbyterian church on Wednesday
night.
The election of trustees OF Central
University will take place on Wednes.
day afternoon
The Rev. Leslie II. Hudson, of the
First Presbyterian church, and the
Rev. w. Porter Thurston. of the Cum.
berland Presbyterian church, say thai
they expect the synod to be one of
the most important in the history of
the church. The synod will adjourn.
ON Thursday night.
The Ladies' Synodical Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church
will be IN session on "Wednesday and
This session of the mis-
sionary society promises to be one Of
the most important held in recent
years by the Kentucky Presbyterians.
There will be many prominent people
here who are interested in the mis-.
sionary work who will deliver ad-
dresses.
The Rev. j. r. Henry and Capt
James Roger will represent the Ken
lucky Avenue Presbyterian church.
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RIVER NEWS

The water on the government
gauge this morning again showed a
decline, and it is expected that the
low stage reached last week will be
equaled before this week is out. The
Ohio river was falling rapidly yester-
Cairo, while the Tennessee was also
falling from the headwaters to the
Ohio. The low stage makes it ex-
tremely ifficult for some of the
larger craft to navigate the streams.
The r. Dunbar due in last night at
IL O'Clock, did not reach port until
this morning on account of being
Icaught in the fog, and consequently
was late in getting away this morn
ling.
The Clyde came in from the Ten
lnessee river today and will receive
freight until tomorrow night before
returning.
| The Saltillo passed up yesterday
for st. Louis. She was towing a
large barge to st. Louis.
The Royal was in from Golconda
this morning'with a good passenger
list.
The Reaper has gone to Caseyville
for a tow of coal for the Western
KENTUCKY Coal company.
Mr.. Charles Howard, of Metropolis,
the well known river man, is in Pa
ducah on a visit. He formerly ran
out of Paducah on various boats, but
for the past year has been manager OF
the freight department of the Dia-
mond Joe steamboat line at st. Louis.
The Fred Hartweg went to Cairo
yesterday after laying over here on
Sunday.
The Bob Dudley is due in tomor-
row from Nashville.
The John S. Hopkins was in from
Evansville this morning. The Joe
Fowler will be the Evansville packet
tomorrow.
The American has returned to the
Tennessee for ties.
The heavy fog that began at an
early hour last night and lasted I'M
til nearly 8 o'clock this morning,
was so dense that steamboats,, which
were away from port during that
time. were forced to tie up until this
morning and wait for the fog to rise,
and, as a consequence, all the boats
due in Paducah this morning were
several hours late.
The r. Dunbar. which was due at
IL o'clock, was forced to tie mp and
wait for morning, although they were
successful in reaching the towhead
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
An Imitation Takes for Its Pattern
the Real Article.

There was never an imitation
made of an imitation.
Imitators always counterfeit
the genuine article. The gen.
uine is what you ask for, be-
cause genuine articles are the
advertised ones. limitations are
not advertised. but depend for
their business on the ability Of
the dealer to sell you something
claimed to be "just as good"
when you ask for the genuine,
because he makes more profit
on the imitation.
Why accept limitations when
YOU can get the genuine by in
slsting?
Refuse Imitations--Gct What You
Ask For.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22
Boys Prank Fires Prairie.

GAINESVILLE. Mimi, octs ga
prairie fire is devastating the north
eastern part of Wilkin county. MINI.
Three farms already have been wiped
out. The damage thus far is esti-
mated at $4,000. The IRE was
started yesterday on the farm s OF
Charles Fundsoesk by boy playing
with matches. All the farmers in the
vicinity are blowing up the country
in an attempt to stop the flames.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22

If you believe in the future of
Paduoah, you can't doubt the future
of beautiful Gregory Heights, It's
most splendidly situated residence
district.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22

mouth, and the Mississippi from be
low st. Louis to Cairo, will continue
falling during the next several days.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-22

The olive trees on the Mount OF
Olives Aave been destroyed BY the
tourists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-13
A Voice From the Asylum.

Ed. Journal: We noticed an ar
ticle in yesterday mornings States
man, in regard to the capture of the
two runaway convicts by that dar-
ing officer, Mr.. Busick, which sounds
very amusing to an eye witness. II
It wasn't for the presence of min
and fleetness OF foot of Assistant
Carpenter Moore, of the asylum force.
those convicts would undoubtedly
have been going yet. Mr.. Busiok did
not capture them, nor had he any
thing to do with &C. Arthur Moore
captured them without gun, knife or
club, and Ofncer Busick helped bring
them back. We would take Il. from
the actions of Officer Busick at the
time, that the state doesn't allow him
to carry a gun.
While we don't blame Mr. BuslclS
for protecting his own interests and
holding his job, we do think that MIR
Moore deserves all the praise. and
Justly deserves a reward for his quick
action In capturing these desperate
men, who, II they had been success
full in their escape, would probably
have murdered two or three good
men before being recaptured, be-
sides terrorlzing the whole state o.
Oregon for two or three weeks.
AN EYE WITNESS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-13
TRANSFERS IN
REAL ESTATE
The following deeds have been

The following deeds have beeu
recorded in the Office of the Marion
county recorder:
Jane Adams to NJ. r. Skinner,
lots 20, 21 and %, Friends
Colony, Marion county, W as
w +. Schuller ct NIX TO p. NJ.
Ham. lot 6 and 1914 It of n
ends of lots Z and S, block 3,
Jefferson, W d ........... zoe
Otto Shultz ct II to p. NJ. Ham,
34.03 acres, 10 S. T 3 W,
W d ....... ........ 25OC
Otto Schultz ct IL to p. NJ. Ham,
- acres, 1Os,r WV d. 800
Alliance Trust Co, Ltd. to
Mason Kellog, ct ux, 1887
acres, . ST. 3 W, deed. SOC
c. and p. Seeger TO J. and G.
Vhlenkatt, 90 acres in sec.
So, s, W, W d ,..... 1l0t
h. p. and +. A. Boise to Oregon
Electric Ry. Co.. right OF
way, q C d ............... SOC
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