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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-16
Claus Sprechels. VIM. G. Irwin,
CIauSSprGCkGlS &C0.
BANKERS

San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
LONDON-Union of London G Smiths
Bank, Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Corn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank Of New Zealand, and Bank OF
Australasia.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Bank
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received, Loans Made on
Approved Security, Commercial and
Travellers Credits issued. Bills OF Elk
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTING PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
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NO DANGER.

Don't be afraid to give Chamberlain's
Cough remedy to your children. 1t is
intended especially for coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough, and it is
the best medicine made for these dis
eases. What makes it safe is that it
contains no opium. Children like it,.
For sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii.
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cumstance was that many of them
when the time for mourning was over,
preferred to continue to be silent wo-
men and to discourse only by signs.
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THE
BANK oFHAwAH
LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory of Hawaii.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS,
SI,O2S,9S2.39
OFFICERS:

Board of Directors: Chas. M. Cooke,
P. c. Jones, F. w. Macfarlane, E. F.
Bishop, e. D. Tenney, ]. A. McCand-
less, Geo. r. Carter, G. H. Atherton, F..
G. Atherton, c. H. Cooke, F. B. Damon.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENTS.
Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking
JUDD BUILDING, FORT STREET
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FREMONT HOTEL.

Indiana ave. and ID st. nv. European plan.
comfortable rooms. convenient 10 car line and
station cafe and barber shop moderate,
oczS-tf
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FOR SALE SUBURBAN

a SEt EN-ROOM house, Just completed. ans
large l0t very near electric station. Z.s miIes
IRON city also a nice siK-r0om house. "a
acre on the Ola Dominion Ry. nve cents fare
70 any part OF city. For sale on monthly
payments
3. N. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate,
Rossiyu, Va. uol-et
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.
COOL RREEzEs

Take cool ride in the country. hfss an
automobile any hour Of the day or night Al
TIE SIBERIAN, - { ST nv. Ph0n, 14nc
81. Experienced che uffeur explaining % ata
je6-tf.s Iu-S0t
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FOX sALE-A fine six-Toom dwelling. ali
Li.3aeIn improvements southern exposure IN
quire Of owner. % Seaton pl. nv no95T
FOR sALE-Two real bargains In GeorEa-
town; hve-ro0m, neat bay-Wind9y brirL an.
iocatloni twelve large beautiful rooms. ~
BACK porche5. bright home, easv terms. aIso
pretty new slz-r0om brick; no cash REQUIRED
- monthly notes and interest Price "a an
"a anI SIS HENRY ". OFFUTT.
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IF you WANT TO buy i Maryland farm or
suburban home. Us or send Tor latesf
szllsEiu-
MARION DUCKETT & SON.
as F ~ ". we
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HOWARD HOUSE
I ICOr. Pa. Ave. 81 9th ST. NV.
OAIRORUTA CAFE

CALIFORNIA CAPE
6l + nw.s u7der new management, r. D.
MorTisette, Prop; for ladies' and E..utIe1neu.
Special roast chicken dinner z 20 as 25e:
regular dinner 4 % z; al meats in season:
daily lunch = 10 2: fried chicken breakfast
20 II. ocaz-th. So. tu-s0t
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OPEN AND CLOSED 4-passenger G. rs, g
hour 6-passenger. 81 hour. .ZIMAfERN AN &
kENNEALLY. 1892 18th 81. nv. North ASA
OCzJ-5Ot
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FOR sA!-E-An exceptional opportunity TO
buy a suburban home az cost. onfv one 'fe+r-
u sold within 30 days will give you our ur5lt.
rooms. h0t-water heat; slate roof u1rrhsz.
good sized lot: one car fare. Call al Roo n
tl9. Munsey Building. 0cgI-tg
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FOR SALE-FAPMC
AUTO LAMP ENPERIS
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER, Tal1oma Sub-Statiou, WashinEto1
D. c. November 2 1905 Sealed pr515Ss :
IN ulplcate, subject to tn. usual conditions
Will be received here until u O'Clock noon
standard time, December J. 1905. and then
opened. Tor completion OF fourth floor IN
staliinS electric elevators and saCuum clean
ing system at the Walter Reed Army cen
eral Hospital, Washington, d. c. Plans
specifications. blank proposals and yurt~a--
information furnished on application da-
pOslt OF SO required for drawings and gr.s-I-
hcations; deposit VIII be returned TO bidder
on return OF drawings here. Plans and 49,
ihcarons may be seen at this office III
reserves right to reject or accept anv or ali
bids or any part thereof. Proposals .. -
marked Proposals for C0mDIgt.ur F1-f~rb
Floor ana installing Elevators and Vacuum
Cleaning System and addressed 10 n r
PETTUS. Constructing QuarJermaster.
u12.3A52S21
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PROPOSALS fcr marble column shafts. Office
OF Building for National Muaerlrn Iibrarr ~
Congress, Washington, D. c.. October 30 IgaS
Sealed proposals for furnishing and deiive-57r
breccla StdzzlIla marble column shafts re-
qUired for the screens IN the rotIn5a ~ -.
new building for the National Museum I'M
this city. viii be received at This ofica until
z OCLOCk =. NJ. ON WEDNESDAY. No
VENEER II, 1905. and p4bIiclv oDensi IN
mediateiy thereafter. Specifications and other
information furnished on application RFTS
NARD X GREEN. Superintendent Of Con
struCtion. o-af 81 % M, p
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
District OF Columbia. Washington, October
81, 1905 Taxpayers OF the District Of Column
bia viii take notice Ihat the undersigned has
received the statement Of assessment Of realty
taxes FOR the District Of Columbia for the
year ending June 80. 1903, and viii be ready
10 receive payment OF taxes at this once
on and after November l. 1905. The act Of
Congress approved February Il 1902. pro
Yldes: That on and after the lst day OF
November OF each year the tax may DO paid
IN two equal instaliments. the first in No
Vember and the second IN May, but no pen
atty shall accrue for delinquency until the
following June, as hereafter provided. or II
the whole or any part OF said tax upon real
or personal property shah not be paid before
the first Gay Of June in each year the same
shall thereafter be in arrears and delinquent
and there shall then be added 70 be collected
With said tax. a penalty Of one per centum
per month upon the amount thereof, and a
ike penalty the first day OF each sue
ceediuE month until payment OF said tax and
penalty, and the whole shall constitute the
delinquent tax, TO be dealt with in the
manner now prescribed by law" Attest:
Z. c. ROGERS, Collector Of Taxes, D. C.
OC3l-6t-eNSu
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FLOOR OIL.

C. T. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished hELsh; soc gallon delivered
Phone Main 545S- ONCE ll3 Pa. ave. NV. our
label on every can. This Is the only oil used
by the u. $. Government. Others Initiate
but none as good. Write for samples. Agents
wanted everywhere. nog-g2t
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II YOU HAVE $500 LOO. or 100 I can
place IL az once on improved suburban prop
cry at S per cent, secured by hrst mortgage;
An exceptional opportunity
WA. J. NEALE. Att0Tney-at-Iaw
sos 81. nv. Phone N $50
ocZT-tf
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
MOuNT NeRNON

STEAEa<izs CEA4sLz4S EGACALESTEz
Capacity 100.
Daily Except sunday 10 = m, LAT
y. IA.
FARE ROuNu TRIP, Use
Including admission ~ grounds anu manson
sall-tf
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a a you owe Gao n
Family. PAY IT OGG j. D. OIL WIUH- ll- ATR, EnR
AUCTION SELES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-ro whom it may con-
Germ The goods stored In the following names
Will DC sold Tuesday November 10. at 633
louisiana ave. NV, at TO O clock. for storage
due and unpaid; Victoria Reed, NJ @. Hunt,
+. l. Mackabes, Thornton Robertson, +. \.
Libscomb, F. Loveday. J. A. Hartman. J.
G. SINCLAIR, Auctioneer. MOIST
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kIO<rOL ANO WASttI.NuiO.I
~ 81. AMROAT co.

Every day In the year from foot TIN a foF
Fort Monroe Norfolk. Newport News and
points south via SUPERB powerful. sIesI palace
steamers Newport News Norfolk" AMI
y ashingtCn
Lv. Washing on.6:45 pmILv. Portsmouth 5 pua
Ls. AIrXanuI ,a..I'VV pmi u, SOTtVik......5 20
Ar 1t. Monroe. 100 am L.. FL Monroe Z DC
Al, Norfolk .....S;D9 amlAr Alexandria 6 40 am
Ar portsmCuth-.B.E0 lmlAF washington 7 ar.
kg Through connections mace at Norfolk
kith steamers Old Dominion Steamship CO
.or New York, and Merchants ana Niners.
Etealnshins Tor Boston.
kA'GeneraI Ticket Odice. 705 18th ST., Cox
aFadO Building. tPh0ne Main l120.)
5th St Wharf (Phone Main 5IsOl
mo CALLAHAN. % V. Pres q tTsa'l N9Y
W. ii. CALLAHAN. GenI Pass. Agt
II
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-16

ems and settlers have likewise devel-
oped the possum dog nosc-wih O
result. usually. of spelling themselves
for all other workA Ana very occa-
slonaly fuil-b,ood hounds make poe
sum dogs OF renown. still the great
er part Of famous possum followers
have been mongrels.
However chosen. OF whatever
breed. practice alone makes the pos
sam dog perfect. It avails him moth
ing 10 b. geen In scouting. swift In
following. II be have not also the Wit
TO fnd trall. Br'cr Postum makes
amazingly crooked trails: he could
give points sometimes TO the best fox
maze. uut " yon ran rings al over
q given surface. sou are bound la the
end 10 strike any line crossing o. So
The possum dog does run rings. snir-
jag a he runs. Nelping little com.
planning yelps. but never barking IN
al he opens GA the scent hot or cold
In old fields Which are the happ,
possum-hunting grounds he runs
leaplng. no& aud again showing
above the tali. iawns sedgc.
Most pOssum dogs arc a'so Keen
econ dogs "a Is ueia'iy 10y the was
The hunt leads that they hnd out
exactly the Kind ~ game IA request
C0ons Keep to the woods. except Ga
time. or scasonS 81 sui
lsl and early cod. when ih"y lay
cofn-helds and cribs under tribute
Tie woods must have water In them
for coors not only love To paddle. bot
often dip into water their food be-
fore eating a. SO n the route OF y
night hunt t. toward a creek valley
or the river bottom. the dogs know
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CRBSAP SHOT TWO
MIN In DEFENSE
OF His OWN LIFE

Inc. straight OF the story OF &. W.
'Cresap. an inspector for the Aver a
Lord Tie company, OF Paducah, shoot
ing ana killing one man aud fatally
wounding another at Hamburg, Tenn.
was received yesterday afternoon at
the Office Of the Aver 4 Lord Tie
company. on First street, by letter
from Mr.. -Cresap. Cresap's story OF
the shooting Is as follows: II went
to a picture show with my little girl
at Hamburg and just after going 10
two men by the name OF Count got
in heated argument with the pro-
prietor OF the show. ] saw that there
was going to be trouble aud 1
thought could stop the argument
before il ended up in fight ! went
over to where the three men were
ana tried TO quiet the trouble. aud
the two Count boys turned on me
with knives in their hands. began
40 back away from them and warned
them at the same time TO keep away
from me. l backed up against the
wall and there was no chance TO get
away, so | pulled out my gun. They
told me TO go ahead and shoot. !
didn't shoot until one of them made
a rush at me with his knife. He cut
my shoulder and breast aud then fell
on the floor dead. The other Count
fellow then rushed at me and / shot
him through the breast. He hacked
at me several times with his knife,
but only cut my clothes. went home
and expected TO be arrested. but no
one came after me. so Tuesday
telephoned the sheriff and
he came after me aud put me under
a $3.50 bond shot those fellows ia
Cresap Is well known in Paducah.
having been here a number of times
on business. Cresap's home Is at
Pickwick, Tenn. 22O miles up the
river and less than a mile
above Hamburg. where the shooting
look place.
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WELLMAN SAYS BUSINESS MEN
TRENiBLE.


The Memphis Commercial Appeal
and other papers. which are receiv-
ing Walter wellman's daily letter TO
the Record-Herald, use extracts. but
do not publish the whole. For in
stance, yesterday they omitted the
conclusion OF his letter:
Thus We see there are things
working in Bryan's favor. But one
factor is against him. II Is the per-
sisience of the fear of business men
that his election would be bad for the
country. This is nothing new. He
had that to face In 1900. only more
So But now Il Is taking a new angle.
As, result of last years currency
panic thousands of business men have
gone through the hardest experience
Of their lives. struggling day by day
to escape failure. Even now many OF
them are hanging by the skin Of their
teeth Business - gradually imprOy-
ing. There Is a hopeful feeling. a
belief that after election, II Taft is
successful, the revival will be sharp
and instantaneous. These same men
believe that II Bryan is elected there
viii be a chill. a long period Of wait
ing to see what it means, a retrogres-
sion instead OF a forward movement.
In that period of waiting It, is feared
many business men now being carried
by their bankers or the leniency OF
their creditors will be forced to the
wall. Some go 50 far as to say that
II Bryan wins there will be another
panic because of the strained condi-
lions. that the banks, alarmed, will
begin to call loans and preclpitate an
other crash.
Wherever | have been have
heard talk of reyiying business, but
accompanied by statements that Or
ders were small, for immediate needs
only, aud that all restocking orders
and many important undertakings
were awaiting the outcome Of the /
election This condition obtains very
largely in Ohio. Business men are
almost as much opposed to Bryan as
they were eight years ago."
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AN ANEcpoTE OF STANDBY

Louisville papers yesterday con-
tanned the announcement of Congress
man Stanley, of the Second district,
for the governofship. lie was tipped
weeks ago by The Sun as the oandi-
date of the Louisville ring. which dc
feated Beckham. N characteristic
anecdOte is told about Stanley. who
was cautioned before he made a
speech in Graves county this summer,
that arson Is not yet popularized in
the Purchase, and was asked TO tenn
per his tobacco remarks a trine After
IL was over and he was being con-
graduated, he is credited with reply
ing: o.. that wasn't my speech.
II was Gus Thomas.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-16

folt when the genius that presides in
he white house dispatched those ships
On their mission around the world.
Some Americans declared the ac-
|tion meant war in the Pacific. For
sign nations shook their heads, both
at the possibility of the fleets sue
.eeding with so extended a maneuver
and at the probability of II precipi-
tating hostilities between America and
Japan. The files of some papers.
American and foreign, must blush at
those scare heads and ''scarler" edl-
torials.
New Zealand extended the hand of
fellowship and Australia outvied New
Zealand in the warmth Of her well
come. japan spied on Sidney and
Melbourne. and Toxic will reach the
limit of hospitality. Even her papers
are printing English editions.
Oh, how Theodore Roosevelt fright
ened some people on his accession to
the presidential chair, He would in
volve us in war; He would disturb
the world At the psychological NOM
ent he stepped between Russia and
Japan and ended that war. He held
Europe back from South America and
brought understanding between the
countries of Central America. When
war clouds We're omlnous over the
Pacific he did the right thing The
movement OF this fleet IN the Pacific
IS the greatest stroke of modern
times. When II returns II will be the
best fleet in the world, as far as
tactics is concerned. and our naval
men will have knowledge OF handling
great problems that other naval men
lack.
But most OF all Il has finished what
Taft began IN his trip around the
world, and when we speak of Roose-
welt. We speak OF his administration,
aand the men IN the cabinet. II was
William II. Taft, who prepared the
way for this grand tour. Our orr
entail trade will follow the flag. If the
proper steps are taken to build up
our merchant marine.
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Democratic papers, which pub
llshed in full the declaration OF the
national committee that Vice-Presi-
dent Keefe, of the Federation of
labor, was offered a cabinet position,
and the statement Of his accuser that
be got the information from an un-
named prominent Official who IN
turn got il from an unnamed "cabl-
net officer; do not publish Keefe's
denial or the names Of prominent
labor leaders from whom Keefe says
they can. get evidence. It's pretty
poor politics to make an unfounded
accusation and refuse 10 publish the
facts.
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LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND NIGHT
RIDERS


I'VE would like to ash what hae
been done by the civil authorities in
the black patch to suppress the night
Theriders," says the Owensboro In
Qulrer. ''The civil officers have been
right in the midst Of this gang OF ont
laws ever since they organized. and
instead of putting an end to their
outrageous acts Immediately they be-
gan their work, these officers allowed
the night riders to go practically un-
.molested TIL the band became so bold
and daring that they had their meet
ings in the country towns, and cared
not who saw them or knew that they
were making preparations for a raid
in which the whip, the torch and the
gun were to be used A reign OF
terror prevailed. The man who did not
subscribe to the dictates OF the gang
knew not how soon the hour might
come that would bring the Visitation
OF a mob that would mercilessy beat
him. burn his home. hts barns. and
crown their brutal acts by beating his
wife. and perhaps his children.
with the soldiers Governor Will
son has called halt. but he has been
compelled to do so in opposition 70
mary whose duty It IS to aid him.
Protests against the sending pf sol
diers 10 the black patch we're made. by
civil officers whose Official oath re-
qulres them TO exert every effort pos
sible to SUPPRESS lawlessnessy
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What the School Bond Issue Means.

would bring them below par as TO
selling value This per cent would
mean $4,000 year additions main
tenance expense TO start with. Then
out Of the siOO 1000 the school board
announces they expect TO buy sites
for and erect two other build4ngs
This means of course the employing
of az least eight more teachers, and
two more janitors. the lighting. heat
Ing and general maintenance OF two
more school buildings. at cost, con-
servatively speaking. OF not less Than
$1,000 year, making total OF
$4,000 year extra which must be
born entirely by the maximum levy
of 35 cents. This would mean that
at the end of the year the school
board had spent $4,000, besides the
pro rata received from the state. and
only received $4,000. There is only
one way this deficit of $4,000 could
possibly be made up. for no matter
how the city might save in other de-
partments her charter places the
maximum for school purposes al 30
cents on the 500 OF taxable property
and this Is all she can give. aud that
Is 20 raise the assessments on proper
~ In Paducah and this can only b.
done every four years. In order To
make up this deficit-propsrty In Pa
ducah would have TO be raised $40
000 in asscssable valuation. or ap-
pFox.Igate!y SO per cent Of rs preseni
assessable valuation
II should also be born IN mind ihta
under Paducah's charter the school
board can issue only 100000 Of.
bonds and II this bond issue carrie
then no more school bonds can ever
De issued so long as the city OF Pa
ducah remains In the second class or
until the charter Is changed BY the
state legislature.
This statement Is made IN perfect
fairness. and AN investigation OF the
facts presented VIII bsar me out I'M
every particular. ! invite close and
careful investigation. Now let the ad-
vocatcs explain TO every voter IN al
good business way whe-o and how this
$4,000 deficit = go,ug 10 be pa'd
each year AMI II you are satisfied
after YOUR investigation that the
school bonds are propcr vote for
them. Il not. do not instead by elo-I
qucut appeals to YOUR pride IN yolrI
pubic schools or your desire % aid
the education OF your CHILDREN These
sentiments are beautiful and com
II sincerely spoken, but
these are conditions face TO face With
YOU. and YOU alone must decide
The tax rate on property = already
to the limit "a mas b. placed. si.S5 on
each 500 OF taxable properly. This
rate Includes everything. the money
Tor the schools and an city depart
mcnts. and to rasse tlis $4,000 moth.
ing can be done hui raise TIE assess-
mcuis on property y per ceu;. Lct
US ifus,ratc What IRIS means % nj
tax payer Your home Is tgNed
81 .OOD az si.S5, you pay $3.50 o
year taxes 90 the city Raise that ~
scssmeut IS per cent or 10 St,lio and
YOU pay s7G.5a taxes wear or about
se0 year more taXes can the peo-
pie e. Paducah stand THIS raise? Can
you do itg This Is the vital question:
J. y3ur Income sufficient TO stand such
an mpa.rmcnt
TAX PAYER
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Good old times have returned
when Senator Lindsay aud Henry
Watterson stand shoulder TO shoulder
advocating the cause OF true Dcrnoc-
,acy and the Election OF William
Jennings Bryan. Wise men change
their minds. Foois, WHO never do.
denounce them for changing" says
the Frankfort News.
SO Lindsay and Watternon have
changed their minds, have theyg
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REPUBLICaN DATES.

Friday. October 10, 7:3O p. m.
--Thompson's Mill.
Saturday, October n. 1880 p.
m.-Naxon Mills.
Good speakers will be at all
these meetings 10 address the
people.
Graha,nville, Tuesday, October
20, 1910 y. m.
CARMEL chapel, Friday, Octo-
Der 16. 1870 y. m.
Rossington school house,
Tuesday, October 20. 1870 p. nm.
RagIand, saturday afternoon,
October 81. 3 o'clock. Hon. Il.
w. Bagby.
Massac school house-Tues-
day october 30. 1880 y. m.
New Hope school house-Wcd-
ncsday, October ri. 1870 y. m.
LAMONT ut Liberty Ridge
school housc-friday. October
3I, s:3O y. m.
Milan school bouse--SatIu'day
October ~. 7:30 y. IN. Hon u.
W. Bagl,y.
TAFT buttons and pictures may
he secured at headquarters.
Registration day + October 20.
& neat Tuesday. This Is the last
oppcrtunity.
A color,d Republican club will
bc organized Ia the Firth ward
tonight.
Headquarters phones are 400
Home, ard 2.sG East Tenn.
said road colorcd school hous
Oceober ~. 7:;,0 y. M.
Hard Money school house MoDJa
October 10, 7;;,0 y. ~.
81 John school house Saiuria
~. 7:3O y. ~.
E1orcHcc Station. school house. o
Ioi,cy 20. Z: 30 y. M.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-16

II has been ~ years since Wiz
liam Jennings Bryan proposed to the
mostgage burdened farmers that
free coinage OF silver would make
money plentiful. Now, those same
farmers have money in bank and he
tempts them with deposit guaranty.
Like Satan himself. Bryan has ever a
proposal TO suit the conditions and
times, Get thee behind me. Bryant
should be the salutation of the voter,
once more.
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Ward Head'ey of Princeton, one OF
the attorneys for the defendants in
the Hol'owell night rider cases in fed
eral eourt In this city, and Democratic
candidate for presidential elector is
making a vigorous campaign, defend
ing himself against afildavlts that he
was present at Nabb's school house
when the raid on Hopkiusyille was
planned. He says it is a plot of the
tobacco trust.