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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Consul General William H. Michael
of Calcutta says that the government
of India has authorized the employ
ment of women telegraph operators.
The pay Is very small. but there is
never more than seven hours work
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

1t said Germany a
each And will will
o battehps
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
CFrom Thursdays DallyJ

Assistant General Manager Eakins
returned to Denver this morning after
spending yesterday looking after af.
fairs OF the local smelling plant Dan
Mclean did the honors.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

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which compels
be at in
at
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we to have
a he is to 10
dime. the a
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and lsn not Philadelphia
relative H.
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will
developments
surprising
activities
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

There were doings at the Elk lodge
after the close of the Minstrel show
last evening many of the visitors
belonging TO the local order,
hence the reception There was
singing and repetition OF
some of the good things OF
the performance. and with refresh
ments 1t was late hour before ad-
1ournment. A good many ladies were
in attendance.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Grant Saunders, conductor on the
Rio Grande Southern. says not day
passes that home seekers do not get
OFF at Mancos or Dolores. The Mon
teznma valley is going to be well
settled IN a few years.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

There's a friend of mine. a young
Italian. who is timing OF opening
hish-class restaurant in Chicago, max
ing specially of Italian dishes"
I'm afraid he wont make success
of it there, It's almost impossible to
eat spaghetti with a knife"
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Or. Essert's sermons al the First
Methodist church next Sunday will
be well worth hearing. His treatment
OF the amusement question in the
afternoon and the secret order sub.
1ect at night will he an expression OF
twentieth century thought Of Chris
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
(From Fridays Daily3

Mrs. Davis wife of Marian Davis.
formerly of Durango, is very Ill at
Telluride.
Merrill Doud. who accompanied the
Silverton Minstrels down yesterday,
Is remaining over today enjoying our
salubrious climate.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

The funeral of the late Edward Cor
man took place this afternoon, the
remains being escorted from the Du'
range undertaking rooms TO st. Co
lumbas Catholic church, where
Father Cahill conducted the services.
There was a large attendance of the
early day friends OF deceased and nu-
merous floral contributions attested
their friendship. The pail bearers
were as follows: n. +. Cooke, Robert
Dwyer, w. S. Weightman. Chas. e.
Mcconnell. Mike Moran and l.
Kruschke. Burial took place in
Greenmount cemetery, the casket be
ing paced in steel yault--yermin
proof. water proof. burglar proof and
air tight, the first steel vault being
used In Durango.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

in
China
several OF the provinces
ton navigation
the
achievement by the oldest and drows country
tie Philadelphia Telegraph
possibilities opportunities
in
ton OF traffic augmentng trade aad promoting
Between March 81 in Phra.
anniversary organization by
swedes who first settlers
eey the statement that Washington that he
scended from
gland in $40 and founded the
could get further back than that the subject would be m
amen. rlata county Republicans for the
party the and
only true and tried members And along the same lines he a %
takiag the advice those
credit Republicans must not into this
militant clergyman He
prowing revolver
them go inside locked them and then telephoned
police saesst who can surround The this fashion
make good chaplain at West Point
With Taft lacking SO or SO the
mise This seems hardly p.-sble probable
safe proposition that Taft will
year ss 500 600 and in
eudes the building bateshp
cruisers sixteen torpedo program
looks like an increasing reliance
nr,ncins ~ h & VIE, Wiz ~ On men % " SHOWN integrity ana itepuohcan
easily
sharks that it dangerous for bathing
the sixteen bateshp practice the bay
without good collection story
fall far short of what is expected
gooo crops and the news SO far
entirely favorable has been long time since American
bad year and is that they
proficient in their business
All the Democrat
oSiosra
shadow of
bitter dose FOR the blood money shee
pep0siO will have tho
The paper does not want cedos paid full
with its policy
The who slips
rsn lone
cAiidre. goodbye he way
Two new baleships the New Hampshire
Montana completion The
moving along fashion in the shpyards as well as
-
Pennsylvania state house srafers nne.g
not large dividends anticipated
~ comes IN TOT nhaS consideration WHEN the people become aroused
doubecossng woudDe politicians Republicans have
no a lot them Ihy are menace to sueseesS at the polls
section will be able to conduct their
anacs without
Our total never reached
before February The gain distributed
year exports and remarkably large balance of
majority decision Do not enter
of amo this fall and penetrate the enemys
every year amendments
sessions are not aware that they have lost anything
There should not be the slightest kind fcis
individual who is playing the party for revenge
country right all rigAt And Durango
all right Just the little hammer
Let ever
Utah
general
made a
nc
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

The library board is feeling well
with Mr.. Carnegie's latest contribu.
ton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
in day. Upon marriage resignation
is compulsory.

Tee tailormade gown is the proper
co.t ne or the street. 1t is service
able. does not pass out of style
quickly and requires very little
mending. There are no fnrbelows to
be iading and flying away and 1t Is
a general all-around comfort. The
skirts are gored or Killed. With two
good tailor-mades. one cal always be
well dressed. They are suitable to
wear at downtown dinner or to the
thea,ei. The tailormade girl is
about the incest creature that 90 far
has been introduced to mankind. The
proper tailored hate is small and tied
down neatly with veil.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Mrs. Fl. NJ. Schneider came down
from Silverton last evening enroute
TO Denver
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

The Silverton Minstrels have come
and gone, and between 500 and 500
people are talking about the fine per-
tormance they gave. 1t was the larg-
est show crowd that ever graced the
Durango opera house. The receipts
broke the record, and the Siverton-
ians should feel complimented. be-
cause the attendance beat any patron
age ever bestowed upon home talent
since the days when 1.-The Mikado"
was on the boards at the old D. A. c.
hall.
Messrs. Ennis. Bausman. Evans,
and Elshan as end men, with Ollie
klinger as interlocutor. could not well
be improved upon for local talent.
Most OF their bouquets" We're original
and enjoyed by the audience. The
solos by Messrs. Grimes, Grout,
Hughes and Bausman were well re-
ceived.
Jack Evans got of some hot num-
bers, followed by the dancing artists,
Wilson and Hines. The closing mum.
ber, the death of "Topsy." was rich
and brought down the house.
Taxing it all around the audience
was specially well pleased and gen
erons in applause.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
ing rushed with vigor.

Mrs. d. C.. -Coulson returned to her
home at Bayfield, this morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23
Tobacco Decoction.

Use two pounds OF tobacco dust or
tobacco stems. or one pound of whole
leaf tobacco TO each four gallons OF
water. Put the tobacco in enough
water to cover 1t well and steep just
below the boiling point for an hour
or two. Then dilute to four gallons
and apply.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

Rex Mollette returned last evening
from CorteZ, where he was in attend
alce on district court.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

There was another interesting ser
mon AT the Methodist church last
evening by DR.. Essert and much in
terest was manifested. The Chris
tian people of Durango are becoming
aroused and are attending these meet
ings IN large numbers. Laying aside
the Christian teachings advanced
by DR.. Essert. the thoughts advanced
by the speaker are well worth con-
sidering and our people should be sure
and hear DR.. Essert at least once.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-03-23

tianity on these topics. Doat fail to
hear him.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13
Pasture Without Grain.

At the Mississippi experiment sta
ton careful tests have been made 10
determine the ,nluc ~ alfalfa pasture
without grain Tor hog, Pigs ranging
w age from three 10 twenty four
months haze been uscl aud the re-.
suits of two years work show that ul
fnlfa IL little more than maintenance
ration for growing hogs without grain
Satisfactory gains have always been
secured from alfalfa pastures 10y sup.
plcm,nt.ng the pasture with from ! to
2 per cent of the weight " the hogs
IN corn ur other grain.
CoNprgs without grain SO far have
given better results than any other
crop ipr hog pasture lu Que tst tho
crop was grown ou Thin hiN land
whrr" one acre ~ cowp.as produced
$50 pounds Of pora. In another test
Ou rich valley land one acre Of COW
peas produced 49, pounds Of pork The
hogs were put IN the field when th
peas wer" about ripe.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13
How TO Feed Alfalfa Hay.

In order To prevent undue waste
when feeding alfalfa to pigs. the hay
should be fed In n Slated rack placed
In Hat botlomed trough The spaces
between the Stats should not exceed
60 inches, and the trough should ex.
tend ut least eighteen inches beyond
the rack In every direction. The
coarse stems left by the pigs may bs
Ted to stock cattle. J Vernon.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13
Catholic Services

are held regularly every Sunday
at both of the Catholic churches
of Carlsbad. High mass and
sermon in English at 10 a. m.
every Sunday. instruction in
Christian doctrine at , y. m.
Bcnediction after instruction.
Mass at 1880 a. m. every morn
ing during week days.
Mass at 9 "A. IN. at the church
of San Jose, for the Spanish
speaking natives or others, on
SUNDAYS.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13
A Law Liver

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"" 'n'y - ",''' ~ s''i'o"
h'"'' ~ """ln " ''"p" ~ We" az
shVdR" 'hlhR !" Eat weary OF starved
uau l""au~c he Jagged 10 hi, work, 30
w. treating ihD tagging. torpid liver II j.
n great mistake L. lash 10 with strong
d,g-tt. drug. 4 t,rriJ liver il b,,t ,o
-, go, an .,l..,,..'l..t .,.,.,I'I
-. ~ ',,
U"l "u"'' ''E"", wv war, VIZ" UN',
WON N'dTl WIN Tue N'n'h'h anu alIl'u
organs nl digestion ahd nutrition. fut
them va working order and Nro how
oui,kly ypur liver vI'I bcromc active.
A., B.,r.,,,s t,lJ,r N,di.,I nis,,,,,,,,.
49,
ha' n'"' many "'"' N''""s '"''N .'N''
uuuhl" hN lt> WundtfIhi control on IN"
organs " digestion aud nutrition. II re-
stare. tho normal activity Of the stomach.
Incr,,.cs IA, sc,r.ttnus ~ tho t,l,nd.unL.
i,,y cI,,,d. ,loursos tL. svst,,, frnm pnl.
so,,,,,,. accommodations and 80 rclinvcs tho
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13
ihe Force OF Habit.

a certain accountant IL so devoted to
hls profession that when he has moth
ng else t. do he casts up his eye,
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13

You get the best service at the
Star Stable.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13

Go to the City Livery Stable to
get your horse fed.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13

A place TO take your best girl
your wife, sister or family Nov
ember Ia for most enjoyable
evening. John +. Stoves big
show, "On The Frontier.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-11-13

Jersey COWS for sale. Ad-
dress, l.. W, Holt, Lakewood,
\, NJ. 40 4 times.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
LIT ALL ENTER ON
NORTHERN TRACK
SAYS N. N. BURNS

A special and informal meeting Of
the board of aldermen was held in
the council chambers at the city hall
this afternoon to give the members OF
the board and such citizens who de-
sired to attend an opportunity TO hear
the address of NJ. N. Burns, of st.
Louis upon the proposition for the
granting of a railway franchise to the
Paducah e. Northern railroad. Alder
men Sheriff., Baker, Hannah, Miller
Oehlschlaeger and Stewart and about
25 well known citizens were present
Mr.. Burns, who is the president of
he Toledo, St. Louis q New Orleans
'ailway. objected to the proposed Pa
lucah K Northern franchise on the
grounds that it would shut out the
hanoe of any railroads to get into
paducah. He offered a typewriter
amendment to the proposed franchise,
which, If adopted as a part Of the in
trument, will permit any road seek
ng admission to this city to come
nto the city on the tracks of the Pa
iucah & Northern.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
Cyclone Suit.

The suit of the Smith sisters against
y. VI. White for $4,000 damages as a
result of millinery being destroyed by
the collapse of a wall of the building
formerly occupied by the Scott Hard
ware company, has been on trial in
federal court today. a large number
of witnesses being introduced. The
Smith sisters are represented by At
torneys Crice G. Ross while Campbell
& Campbell, H. S. Corbett, of Padu-
cab, and City Attorney James Rich
ards, of Louisville, represent Captain
White.
The contention of the plaintiff is
that Capt. White was responsible for
the damage by allowing the walls
which had been rendered unsafe and
dangerous by fire, to stand. The de-
Tense claims that the collapse was
caused by a tornado or in legal terms
can act of God" Practically every
contractor and builder in the city are
witnesses and other witnesses are
Weather Observer Borneman. and A.
+ Lagerwahl and the Others injured
In the collapse of the building.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
Harris is Caught at Home
by Constable Clint Drinkard, Who
Has Been Chasing Galloway Riders.

Elmus Williams appeared in Muir
ray and gave bond.
Kelsle Kirk Is considered one OF
the most active members of the east
side band. II is charged that he has
participated in forcing a number to
take the oath of allegiance to the
night riders, and seldom failed to be
present when something was doing
on the pike at night. He was at one
time street car motorman In Padu-
cab. and is well known in Galloway
county and those adjoining.
II is said that Kelsie Kirk Is the
one who saved the life of Deputy
Sheriff John Holland a short time
ago, when one of the men, now in
jail. was hiding under a building
along the highway TO shoot Holland
as he passed. Kelsie Kirk, who is
kind Of heart, notified Holland of his
danger, and Holland returned to his
home by another route.
The SO indictments returned are
against 33 men, all members of the
east side band. II is understood that
the leaders of that aggregation are
all indicted, and the grand jury is
now engaged in the cases on the west
side. This accounts for the activity
Of the soldiers Saturday night. in
their effort to find Murray Harris.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
Brig. Gen. Roger Williams Comes
to Paducah to Assume Command of
Troops on Duty in the Black Patch.
This City Will be Headquarters
of Military Operations Here
after-Aggressive Campaign
Now on.

Frankfort, KY, April 81. (Specal)
- Brbgadier General Roger ID. vii.
llams, of Lexington, commander OF
the Kentucky national guard, has been
ordered TO Paducah to take command
of the troops in the Black Patch. He
at Frankfort, and il is understood he
has authority to use the entire force
of the state in his discretion to stamp
out night riding. His headquarters
will be in Paducah.
II is evident from this that the state
authorities intend to take advantage
of the breach made in Galloway coun-
ty to break up the night rider bands,
and an aggressive campaign will be
carried on.
Major l.. b Bassett, commanding
the first battalion of the Third regi-
trent, and Major G.. w. ALBRIGHT, OF
the Second regiment, who has been
commanding the detachment on duty
in the Black Patch. left Hopkinsville
at 1920 o'clock this morning presum-
ably to report to General Williams at
Paducah
General Williams was commander
for many years of the Second regi
ment, and is one of the most efficient
officers of the militia in the United
states. When the state militia was
organized into a brigade, Colonel Will
llams was made brlgadier general and
placed in command.
General williams Here.
Brigadier General Williams has ar
rived in Paducah and assumed COM
mand of the troops He declined to
be interviewed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
CONTRACTOR HAS
SELF INDICTED ON
OWN EVIDENCE

Perhaps the most accommodating
man who has ever been presented be-
fore a federal grand jury in Paducah
is d. B. Wilson. of the firm of Wilson
& Bondurant, contractors. who in the
absence of the prosecuting witness
yesterday appeared before the grand
jury and gave evidence on which in
dictments were returned against his
firm, and V. Carpenter and ]. ID.
Walker, all contractors working on
the Hickman levee. and charged with
violating the eight hour law. 81
wanted to get the case over with"
said Mr.. Wilson. They were shy a
juryman just at the moment. and
even offered to fill his place long
enough TO indlct us"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
GRAND JURY'S WORK

The McCracken county grand jury,
which is still in session, will not
make its next report until court sits
again and this may not be until Judge
Reed opens the civil term next Mon
day 1t may be, however. that some
day toward the latter part of the
present week will be appointed as
sentence day, in which event the
grand jury will be given an oppor-
tunity to report upon indictments
rendered. 1t is understood that some
of the night rider letter writers will
be indicted.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
Tells Why He Should be Fight
ing for Republican Party To-.
stead Of Against Probable
Nominee.

The following circular letter was
sent out by Senator-elect w. o. Brad
ley:
my Dear Sir: In my judgment,
owing to the bitter opposition of the
labor union and negroes. the election
Of Taft, II he should be nominated.
would be greatly endangered.
THE federal ofiiceholders appear to
be almost unanimously for Taft, be-
cause they generally seem TO fear that
they will be removed from Office II
they should oppose him. They may
rest assured that no such removal
will be made on this account, as every
citizen has a right TO his opinion
Combinations of federal ofiiceholders
may see trouble, but those exercising
their individual opinions will not be
molested.
al hope that you will go to your
ward convention, on April 25, and see
that your friends also attend. and that
you will instruct your delegates to
vote for the nomination of Mr.. Fair
banks who can command the support
of all elements OF our party, and
who has ben kind to the people OF
Kentucky.
please see your friends in your
ward and urge mat they Immediately
go TO work for Fairbanks.
Bear in mind that this struggle
does not, in anywise, involve the ad'
ILLUSTRATIONS of the city of Louis
willie and jefferson county. No city
or county officers are to be elected
this year. Vote for delegates pledged
for Fairbanks, and do not sunel
yourselves to be turned from this pur
pose by campaign cries uttered fo
the purpose of deceiving Republicans
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
Tom White Not Found.

Clinton. Ky, April 2l.--Tom
White. the young man who myster-
lously disappeared in Hickman county
ten days ago. leaving his young wife
and child in their pretty country
home between Crutchheld and Clin-
ten. has not been located yet and all
search for the missing man has been
In vain. HIS wife and relatives now
fear that he has been murdered and
his body hidden. II II well known
That he had quite a sum OF money on
his person the morning he dlsap-
peared. The day before he sold a fine
rair of mules TO Woodford Ringo and
Tom Drewry. at Clinton. for which
he received siOO. II Us understood
hat he was to deposit the money
with another large sum at Moscow the
next day. and Il was between his
home and Moscow that 10 Is believed
he met with foul play Mr.. White,
father Of the young man. who is a
wealthy farmer. residing near Cayce.
In Fulton county. will not give up the
search and he will be assisted by
Dave Brown, the father OF the young
mans wife, as well AZ others who are
Interested. Tow White Is one of the
most popular young men OF Hickman
county and his mysterious disappear
ance has created quite an excitement,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
WOman's Husband Charged
Preacher With Alternating
Her Affections.
Believed That Young Man of
Clinton Was Murdered.
Onion COUNTY MAN WARNED

Fulton. Ky, April 2l.-After an
illness extending over period of
more than a year. Mrs Llnnie Mead
ows. wife Of w. w. Meadows. of this
city. breathed her last In ST. Lakes
hospital at st. Louis. where she had
been a patient since leaving Fulton
last summer. Her father. A. T.
Mitchell, was at her bedside at death
The attending physicians of that in
st!iut,on say that the disease, soften
Ing of me brain, which resulted In
death This morning. had been preying
upon her for a number of years. The
message bearing the sad tldings was
received by MFR. Meadows this morning
who left for st. Louis on the first
train, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Mary.
The remains will be sent to North
Middletown, KY, for intsrment. a. the
deceased had number OF times ex-
pressed a desire 10 be buried there.
Mrs Meadows will be remembered
A. the woman In the Meadows Hawley
case. in which the husband accused
the Rev. Frank Hawley of alternating
Mns. Meadows affections. Counter
suits for 100000 damages were en-
tered and compromised. The scandal
Is considered responsible for Mrs.
Meadows death.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
1t Was A Joke They Played.

Will Meadows, II years old, and
Birdie Mason, &c years old, both of
Barlow, KY, are a pair of practical
jokers. Not because they really en-
tertained any serious notion OF get
ting married. or because they wanted
TO brighten their relatives, but rather
because they wanted to play a good
Joke upon their relatives, they ran
away fro mhome and came to Padu-
cab Sunday afternoon. leaving word
that when they returned it would be
as man and wife.
Whether they actually applied for
a license to marry at the court house
in this city is not known. but after
remaining at the home of relative
In. Paducah Sunday night, they took
the steamer Dick Fowler yesterday
morning for Metropolis. In the mean
time the frightened relatives at Bar
low. who could not see the point OF
the joke. telephoned to this city and
to Metropolis warning the county
Iclerk in each place not to issue
marriage license to them for the very
good reason that neither OF them Is
|of a marriageable age.
At Metropolis they were met by
an officer who called the young wo-
man by name and asked them both
liz they were looking for the court
house. They were too foxy for the
Metropolis policeman, however and
the girl denied her name and both
declared that they simply came to