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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
Missouri's New Primary Law.

Hereafter all candidates for elective
offices in Missouri will be nominated
at general primary. as provided for
in a bill passed by the forty-fourth
general assembly But the act does
not apply to special elections, county
superintendents OF school, city officers
not elected at general state election,
or to town, village or school district
officers. Under its provisions the first
primary will be held on the first Tues
day in August, 1908, and the voting
will take at the regular polling places
in esch precinct.
Sixty days prior to the primary the
names Of all candidates shall be fled
the names OF state officers with the
secretary OF state, and the names Of
county officers with the county clerks.
The clerks OF the respective counties
shall then publish, for three consecu-
tive weeks, the names and addresses
of all persons for whom nominations
have been made, the officers for which
they are candidates, and other nee
essary information concerning the
election. Such publication shall be in
at least two, and not more than four,
newspapers of general circulation in
each county. One such newspaper
shall represent the dominant political
party In the county and another the
party that casts the next highest num-
Der Of votes. Within ten days before
the date of the primary the county
clerk shall require the ballots TO be
printed as in general election. All
expenses OF holding the primary shall
be paid as is the case in general cleo
tions. This means that there viii be
no assessments made on candidates
The only expense II any, that candi-
date need have will be bis announce
ment in the papers.
| The judges and clerks for the pri-
mary election shall be provided for in
the same manner as are judges and
Iclerks OF general elections The Aus
tralian ballot is to be used, and there
Is also to be q non partisan ticket In
addition to the regular party tickets.
Non-partisan candidates are to file
petitions signed by two per cent OF the
voters. The bill, asloriginally drawn,
made it necessary for all candidates to
file petitions, and still SO requires
state and district officers.
The general primary at which all
iparties nominate their tickets in the
same manner and on the same day, is
an innovation that will be looked up
on with interest-if lot with awe, by
some. Instead OF half dozen con-
yentions there will be none. AS all
parties nominate on the same day,
one party cannot "know the others
hand" Then it's thought that each
party will have enough to do nominat-
ing its own ticket without interfering
with the other, as II often the case in
the cities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
JONAH AND THE WHALE.
vexing Question VIII be Forever
Decided in Tho Courts Of Ken
tueky.

LEXINGTON, KY., June l0,-That
Jonah scandal which has been causing
80 much trouble In church circles for
700 or 800 years is going to be taken
into court and the whole affair aired.
Learned judges, aided by deposi-
tions from numerous ministers, in
GLIDING Prof. ]. W. McGarvey OF the
Kentucky University Bible School,
win decide once and for all whether
or not the whale swallowed Jonah,
and why, or why not
Professor Meaaryey is SAID to have
inside information-not from the In
side Of the whale, but some equally
authentic source. He will be q wit.
ness for the Bible College Of Missouri,
plaintiff, in an action TO get 5000
promised the school by DR.. G. A.
Hoffman, st. Louis.
Doctor Hoffman admits promising
the money, but declines to pay IL be-
cause the institution teaches thai
Jonah did lot spend his vacation il
the mammals in'ards. He does moi
propose to aid or abet spreading o.
what be considers knock on Jonah
The school has naturalists-presum
ably neither Doctor Long nor Mr.
Roosevelt-who will swear that tht
whales throat is 80 small 1t could moi
swallow an apple. On the other baud
several historians will say Jonahf
threat was larger than normal. There
fore, II there was any swallowing done
Jonah was the one, probably, who did
lit They do not contend, however
that Jonah actually got outside Of thu
whale. They Just suggest 1t By way
o.. argument
Anyway, 1t will depend largely upon
expert testimony whether the college
gets the 5000. And the experts prob
ably viii make the recent question.
"Do wolves kill deer by using spoon
hook" look like . grammar school dc
bate problem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, w. d. Miller and n
Miller, his wife; g. NJ. Mlllal
Mabel Fraker Miller, his wife @s
deed OF trust dated March thestll
and dulyrecoFded In Book No "a
45l, IA the Recorders office o. AID
County, Missouri, conveyed v
undersigned In trust all the fold
lots, or parcels OF land, 10 AID
County, Missouri, viz:
The South Half OF the NOft
Quarter Of Section One tll, Tosd
Fifty t50). Range Ten no. snt
Southwest Quarter Of the Nori'
Quarter OF section Six I6l Tow
Fifty l50) Range Nine ~ TO sec'
note therein described, and vi.
said note being due and unpaid.
! therefore, al the request OF the \
OF said note and by virtue OF the :
ia me vested by said deed, wi
the
9Th DAY OF JULY, 1901
at the east front door OF the \
House In Mexico, said Audrain \
w Mo-, between the hours OF 8 I
a. m. and 8 O'Clock p. III. OF tha|
sell at public auction to the
bidder for cash, said land 10 piTl
S. NJ. LOCKE
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Jesse Grifin, rural mail carrier out
OF Mexico, on Friday brought to the
LEDGER Office a sack Of hail stones,
which had fallen three days before,
just west OF Mexico.
This was the most severe hail storm
ever known in Audrain county.
Mr.. Ecton, who lives northwest o,
this city, lost his entire crop by the
storm.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Colonel and Mrs reen Clay gave an
altogether pleasant six O'Clock din ner
party, Thursday, for Mrs. William g.
Walker, Of OovingtoD. KY, Mr. AID
Mrs Cook and Mr.. Winston, Of Jed-T-
son City. The table was chzrmingly
decorated with roses, carnations and
ferns In addition 70 the guests above
mentioned we're MrA Lewis Hord,
Mrs- Susie Bnckner and Miss ary
Bcakper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

The Ladies' Aid society Of ths I'd
Congregational church Of SedaA \
seventeen years has had the cOuta1
OF furnishing every flag nsed 90 ths3
tire Missouri, Kansas 4 TeIS a
way system. The company fuuIa|
all OF the material and the vOnea1
paid one cent for each flag nd
Many shipments OF 100 dozen d
been sent out There are iOura|
of these flags Red signifies dsal
white a clear track, green I'D
second section is following, antt|
that an engine or car in the u
carrying the flag is undergone
paiYS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
9Th DAY OF JULY, 1901,
Executors Motto.

Notice is hereby given ihil iaI
testimonial upon the ests.d An1
G. McFall, late OF Audran Wuu
Missouri, deceased, have ben sIi1|'
to the undersigned II. G. AtilaI
the Probate Court OF said Aaa]
County, bearing date June On
All persons having claims
said estate, are required 70 e.
them to me for allowance vim
year after date Of said letters
such claims are not exhibited
two years from the time o. vi
lication OF this notice they VIII
ever barred. ii. Z. Mei "
Executor OF estate OF Annie T. y
deceased. ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Col. w. d. Lee, the well known
horseman and who is 10 be the Grand
Marshall OF the big parade ON the
Fourth, recently purchased a very fine
horse purposely to use on that occa-
sion. The New York gentlemen were
In the city this week to purchase
horses. While at the stables of Lee
Bros, this horse, among others. was
shown them and Immediately a price
was asked for on the animal. But
there was nothing doing" Though
an offer was made that was fiattering,
1t was refused and Col. Lee will be
mounted on this fine equine at the
head OF the parade on the Fourth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
Executrix's NOties

Notice is hereby given t
ters testamentary upon the az
Joseph Brown, deceased, nn|
granted to the undersigned,
Probate Court Of Audrain
bearing date May so, 1907, j
All persons having claims
said estate are required 70 u
them for allowances to the una
ed executrlx within one yea
the date OF said letters.
may be precluded from any
said estate, and II such claims
exhibited within two yean
time OF the publication OF ths
they will be forever barred.
ZERELDA BROJ
14.4t ExEz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
Ralarring Store.

f. NJ. RagSdale, manager OF the sSc
store, has taken in the entries upstairs
over the store and will make another
show room up there. The work Of re.
modelling has been going on for some
time and is almost completed. New
stock has been gotten in and the store
improved In many ways.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
Farm Sold.
Middleton chIps

Warren Harper, OF Mexico, has sold
bis farm OF 40 acres, miles north OF
town In Audrain county, to a Mr..
CogswelI, Of Mexico, for s42 an acre.
1t is a good piece OF propertp. The
purchaser will not move to the place,
but what disposition he will make Of
il has not been ascertained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

A. Columbia man claims be never
saw II fail 10 rain on June y. That is
one Of the days Of The yearthat you can
count on q shower. he doesn't know
the cause but IL Is a fact.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
LET MOTHERS KNOW

That q warm bath with Cuticura
Soap and single amounting with
Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, and
purest and sweetest Of emollients, viii
afford instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies, and rest for
tired and worn-out mothers.
conplsss External and Internal Trestns1f f0f
Every Hu15ar OF InfAntB. Children And Acnit8 co0-
ssts Of Cutieura Soap c5el q Ce4nse the SIM
C1rieszra O7ntrnent fSoc1 70 Heai the SKIN. sd
cutirgfA Resplvent gs1pl t1T h the fogm Of ehoeo-
hse Grated fuA 1ss. psF vial Of o00 % furlfy The
Blood Sod thfuzEkGu1 ~ word. Fottef Drug q
Cteaa- cufp. Sos psaps-. boslon. AaaA
81 1ANEd free. Clttc1ra BOOB oa SkD Human
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Last Thursday Louis Pine.
ing in the southern pat Of
county was badly COED by a
bull. Mr.. Plnet was at bis ~
the bull attacked him. Ae vi
ed down by the enraged anil
in some way fell under a sill
chance to escape, his limbs
ly gored by the long horns Oh
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Mr.. Fredendall, Of the firm Freden.
dali 4 wilkins, Of Mexico, Columbls
and Lexington, was In Mexico TO-DAY
the guest Of Joseph Wnkips
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

wonderfully successful in pIoi'.Y, i. Il
lame back. kidney, blaeoef, ~ ~ is
bles and BTigh;'s Dlssase' WIZ"
form Of kidney trouble. o.,s
Or. Kllmer's Swamp'kOV'i', -, =
ornnendedfor everything pun !, IN In
ney, liver or bladder trogos, y ~ ~
Just the renedyycu ncst. ~, ~
inso many ways. in hosPi'al ' pr, :,
practice, among The helpless ,'1 ". =
chase relief and has proved -. 3 :,
every case that a special 4ll-. ll.. z \
been made BY which all Teaas', -,
who have moi already tired q,
sample bottle sent free BY ra'l,
telling more about Swamp -
find out Il youhave kidney o. -, n,
When wiring rseniion reading ~
offer In this paper and -
scnd your address 10 H. -
Dr. Kilmes Z Co Bing- 4 ~
hafuson. n. Y. The
regular ffy cent and Hanss
dollar sizes arc sold BY al go1s
Dont maze any misiake' -
the name. SWamp-Rooi' -
Swamp Root. and The address
NY IN even boiii-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
SKIN TORTURES
AFFL|CT CHILDREN

0bstiszfe Case Of Eczema Covered
Little Girls Limbs with Running
Sores-Poison Oak Made Boys
Hands and Arms a Mass Of Tor
turing Sores-SufFerers SoonRe-
Iieyed and Completely Cured
Grateful Mother Says;
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Ia Crosse Lumber Co.'S mAcI
HooFiNo. Put up expressly for
them. The price 10 low eonslserIsq
It's good quality. Use u and tsiI
your nsIshber shout Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
! SOCIETY

t1Aose har,-E nsusf for tha seeiety eaiuxr
q sne EFeztHg LE-OsER vi sse1ss eousns
niezte win Ms E<sAsr Hoessoz 81 hsr hzne
izss Eess o, ne ESssecpal ehzrsh. o. wess
Psozeus6n ssresIl Fs0se g.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Maj. John Ware, who lives just
southwest Of Mexico, says that the
heaviest part Of the hail storm was
over that part Of the county. The
next morning after the storm quite an
amount Of hail was found drifted In
the gulleys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

We have anticipated the car short
age, that you have heard SO much
about, bought heavily from the best
mills In order 10 have the lumber
when you want Il for that house.
Come In and ssk us about II.
La Cfasxa Lumbar ca
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
Binder TWiHe.

Sam Morris is Agent for
Mo. State Twine and will sell
cheaper then Trust Twine.
IL 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

Notice is hereby given that . spec q
meeting q the stockholders OF the
Mexico, Santa Fe and Perry Traction
CAnpzuy Of Missouri viii be held 81
the o1ice of the company in the Buck
ner and lane building In the City oi
Mexico, No, on the
26th Day Of July. 1907,
atea IN foz the purpose Of voting
upon the proposition. then and there
u be submitted 70 authorize the issue
a bauds zggregating the face value
the sum a Eignt Hundred and Fifty
Thgusznd lss5e, 00g9 20 be secured By .
rrst uortgzge up0n the property OF
this Company ana also upon such
ether matters "a uzy come before TIE
meeting.
81. R0EINs0x, President.
I'D. AKLzEAKDT, Secretary,
W. W. NUSDF,
n. T. ELDKRBRANDT,
C. w. GArTHKR.
J. D. BATES
C. c.. HKIZER,
". ". BRADKS,
6. ZAUsG, Directors
MEXICO, Nay 18th 1sG. 10 ID
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

w. J. Booth, formerly Of Centralla
out now OF Ann Arbor. Mich, was IN
Mexico on business this week
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

@. o. MCGEE caught q six and a
quarter pound Bass in the water
Works Lake, this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

The Standard Moving Mach
inc for sale by Sam Morris 9
foot $4,000 cash. IL 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Mrs. W. ii. Coons and daughter
Mabel, left wednesday for hinnea-
polls, Kansas, 70 visit Mrs Ooons'
mother.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

The Burlington, wabash ano Dr. 4
at railroads are talking Of building
q ssoo, 600 depot al Hannibal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

100 PER cENTuM: that's sII sf
snythIas. Well. IL Crosse Lumber
Gee Ready Mined hesss Paint 10
zoos psrs; H's siI psrs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

"A satisfied customer 10 the best
advertisement" Buy your lumber
from La Crosse Lumber Co. and be
satisfied.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
2eth Day of July. 1907,

Mrs. f c. Bzrnzp and little dAugh-
tss, q Kansas City, are the guests Of
Pru{. g. A Ross and wife. Mrs Bur
nap viii be remembered as Miss Jessie
Grirord, ~bo visited here several
yszrs zE0 from Toledo. Ohio.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Contssta-A Big Day
for Hsxieo.
The approaching fourth Of July
celebration 70 be given by the Eagles
promises to be the greatest thing Of
It's kind In this city. Below We pub
lish the list of attractions and fea-
tares that will make it obvious Just
how big the day viii be,
PROGRAM OF EVENTS.
Monster Celebration.
Under Auspices
Mexico Aerie, s55. Fratsnal Order Of
Eagles
Mexico, Mo-
specIAl Preniums.
Best decorated business house front
Appearance both day and night 70 be
considered. $50
Most tastefully decorated vehicle in
parade, either private or representa-
tive Of business concern 500
Most unique and comical vehicle In
parade, either private or representa-
tive Ct business concern. $50
go q "a. Court House Square, Con-
eert7 Columbia Citizens Band,
100 q n Court House Square, Cox
Il JaneS AcrObats and Hsndhalan-
GERS
1870 g. N. Parade.
Il.oo 3 n. Hardin Park. Address
Of Welcome, z D. Graham, Mayor OF
Mexico. Response, A. Z. Partridge,
Grand Secretary, Frsternal Order Of
Eagles, Kansas City, No,
100 D. m Hardin Park, Balloon AS
cension, Professor Paperino, Day Fire
works.
I.3op N Hardin Park, Address Of
the Day,
30 .. n Hardin Park, Pavilion,
Cox g. James. Acrobats and Handbal-
sncers.
Tug OF War. Prize sa.oG
Apple Bob uoC
Cracker Feast T" H.0(
Pie Eating Contest " sl.ol
Moral Boxing Contest " sI.0t
app. ID. Hardin Park, Arena, Hors'
Shgw.
II. Best Saddle Horse, Mare or Geld
ing First $500 Second 81 90
Il. Best running walking Horse, Mare
or Gelding Pist s5 % Second s2.5'
3. Best harness horse, mare or geld
ing First % % second o. 90
4. Best Pair of Mules First s5 o
Second O. 30
Is. Most Stylish Turnout, owned ant
used in Mexico Both horse and sehi
lcle TO be considered Fist s5 O
Second q So
l1.00p. M. Hardin Park Continuation
Iof attractions
I7.3o p. m.Court House Square, Concer
lOolumbia Citizens Band.
Is % .. ~. Court House Square, Cox
James, Acrobats and Handbalancers
20 p. m. Court House Square, Gran
Phyrotechnical Display Of Illumiua
tions and Fire Works
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Col WIN. Twist, OF near Hatton, Is
the guest Of DR.. Patton and Jay Ben
nett.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

William Hzger, of Cape Girzroszu,
took drink Of whiSkey in q szioo1
and died in less than an hour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Miss Seley Penny, OF Fulton, passed
through here Wednesday enroute to
New Florence, to visit relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

ACME PLASTER: Time tried and
fire tested. Ia Crosse Lumber Co,
Sole Agents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

hn. Martha Taylor is in st. Louis
'ne guest OF her sou, Herbert Taylor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME b
Kidney Trouble Makes You !

Almos, everybody who rssa'
papers Is sure 10 know Of w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

joe NJ. AcUTl

luz n Center ST., Springfield, Mo.
10 Ihe Honorable AL Bennett ''alias
o. R. o. Dill"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
WIN Study in New York this Summer

" ID STUDY n AsN lux tAiH Dulzll7Asf
I'd. Y. Williams, Of this city who
has been on the concert stage the past
winter and has been home q short
visit. viii leave In july for New York
to study in A. Y. Cornells' school Of
vocal expression. Mr.. Williams VIII
be accompanied By his sister, Mrs. J,
Fl. ROdes, n Sedzlia, and Mrs. Chas.
Bard, Of the same city.
They win reside IN New YORK the
remainder Of the summer months re-
turning In the early fall as Mr.. VIII
Jams will continue bis concert s0rk
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Imitation is the sineersst fisftsry,
all other roofinss are rnase 10 look
like RuBERoiD. ~ yes want the
best, get Hsberoie.
Ls Crosse lamher CO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20

Miss Retts Gartrell, who was very
III al the hospital in 81. Louis, viii
be home shortly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


DR.. Maurice Pearson and family are
the guests Of relatives in Mexico.
Miss Martha SulliDger is home from
North Carolina for = months ysca-
tion from her school duties.
Mrs. A. A. Wallace is home from a
pleasant visit to Fdlton-
Mrs ". n. COons and daughter,
Isabel, left wednesday for Minneapo-
lis, Kansas. 70 visit Mrs, CoOas' moth
er.
Mrs. r G. Brooongh and daughter
returned 70 their home in So. Louis.
Wednesday.
Mrs Gus Graham and daughter, ct
Moberly, are the guests Of Mrs. Grah-
ANS mother.
Mrs R T. Nofsinger and son. are
the guests Of Ms, Susy Baker.
Miss MARY Fisher who has been the
guests Of Miss Carrie Kennen, return
ed home Monday.
Misses Aattie Lou and Madee Mad
dox and Belle Buckner left Wednes-
day to visit friends In Marshall
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lee arrived
in this city Tuesday and are domicIled
for the summer IN r. V. Montague's
cottage.
Mrs, r, N, White Is attending q
house party given 10y Mrs. Buell.. OF
Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker will ar
rive in this city, next week TO visit
Nj. Bakers mother, Mrs Hubert War
den.
Mr.. Cook and Mr.. Winston left for
Jefferson City, yesterday after spend
ing several days 10 Mexico.
Mr.. WmG, Walker, OF Covington,
KY, is expected next week to visit
Mrs, Walker who is eonyalescing at
her sisters, Mrs. Susie Baker.
Mrs. Lewis Hord has arrived In this
city to spend the summer months
with her daughter, Mrs. Buckner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1907-06-20
DIR. Knowlton's DANDERINE
MISS J. CARROLL
1907 Irving Ave. chissso
The Ladies' AID society Of th. i

% l::s ii: % s 3 ss s:: ' s .ss; % 3 .s $ e % s y
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-16
WOMAN MOONsHINER LET GO.
Petition 10 President secures Pardon
and Remittance of $1,000 Fine.

Lexington, Ky, Sept. 16.-
Through President Rooseyelrs exec
utive clemency Mrs Ada,aine Rose.
one OF the. most notorious moonshin-
ers in the mountains of southeastern
Kentucky, now a federal prisoner iu
The county jail az London. Laurel
county. viii bo released next Tues
day. She win then return 10 her
home in the mountains of Jackson
county. where for over II years. ac
cording TO her own story. she has
been actively ana succcssfully en-
gagged with a thoroughly organized
gang Of moonshiner, in making and
selling whisky in open violation of
the law.
Mrs. Rose was COW cted at Lon
don, Laurel county. ON May 10. 1907.
and sentenced TO six months in jail
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-16
PRINTER DIES.
Walter White Succumbs To Heart
Disease at Hospital.

Walter White, SO years old. a
printer, died in Riverside hospital
Saturday afternoon at o'clock OF
heart trouble, after a several days
confinement. He came here several
weeks ago and the last work done
was on a local newspaper in the COM
posing room. He was not a machine
operator, but a ease man., and had
been in this city several times. He
lived at Florence, S. C.. and leaves
relatives there. His body was turned
over to Guy Nance & Son, embalmers,
and is being held pending word from
relatives. The deceased was a mem
Der in good standing of the Typo
graphical union, and the union took
charge of his body.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-16
PADUCAH NEGRO
KILLED IN SPRINGFIELD, Ill.
YESTERDAY.
Henry Majors Killed by Woman
Body VIII BE shipped Herr
For burial.

Henry Majors, a Paduoah negro.
was Killed in Springfield, H., yester-
day, and furnished work for local po-
lice in discovering relatives.
The telegram received here an
nouucing the killing was brief. SIM
ply saying that Majors had been KILL
ed by a woman and to locate rcia-
tives II possible and secure instruc-
tious as TO what disposition 10 make
of the body Night patro,mon founa
relatives residing on the north side.
and the body will doubtless bp ship
ped here for burial Majors had been
away from Paducah some time. ana
formerly ran on the railroad here.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-16

Or. Dayy. of Exeter. president of
the British Medical association. speak
ing of a breakfast given by the Ma
tional Temperance League, said his
only hesitation I'm attending was due
to the fact that so many Temperance
advocates talked the most uuscienti-
&c twaddle that ever was invented
Tea drinking was producing In large
towns the worst form Of physical de
terioration, he declared. He put I'm a
plea for light beer as a temperance
drink. Though he never recommend
ed alcohol to patient. he affirmed
that a meal OF bread and cheese and
light ale made far more scientific
meal than bread and jam and tea
English people. he said. drank too
much, not only Of alcohol but OF all
sorts of things New York Tribune
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-16
GOOD ATTENDANCE
At Services at Paducah Churches on
Sunday.

Although yesterday was quite
warm the churches were all well at
tended, even the evening services
having larger congregations than is
usual on hot nights. The pastors of
the city have all returned from their
summer vacation, although some of
the churches have not begun their
might service as yet.
At Grace Episcopal church the Sun
day school was reorganized for the
winter.
The Senior Epworth League of the
Broadway Methodist church met last
evening for reorganization. There
have been no services during the sum
mer.
Miss Caroline Ham was the sololst
last night at the Broadway Methodist
church.