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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-03-31
Wreak Vengeance on Flagmen,
Who Quoted Them on Train,
by Shooting.
Conductor Dawes Has Some
Undesirable Passengers.
ROCK THROWN THROUGH CAR

Drunken miners assaulted or shot
six people at Mercer. Muhlenbcrg coun
~. yesterday afternoon, while passen-
ger train No. 122 was standing at the
station. The wounded are Flagmen
w. II. Langley and ID, 5. Hendricks.
of Louisville. struck on the head with
missiles. travelling man on train. Sc
riously wounded with bullet: Tom
Jackson. of Mercer. stunned by blow
on the head: -.-- Hopkins, OF Mer-
Ger, shot in the neck; -- Edwards,
OF Mercer. two fingers shot of.
The travelling man was aighting
from the train. but was taken to
GrCcnville
Flagman W II. Langley, who was
struck IN the forehead By stone
thrown by one OF the miners, and
Conductor Dawes, who was In charge
of the train, were here this morning
on their return run on 40. 1872. IN
addition TO the wound ON Mr. Lang
ley's head. which would have been
more serious had not the stone struck
tho heavy band Of his uniform cap,
the smoking car bore evidence of tho
struggle. Several bullets were i'm
bcdded In the corner of the car and
from their position passed within a
few inches OF where the nagmen were
standing TO assist passengers 20 alight
from the train. The door to the toilet
room Of the smoker had been demol-
ishod and other damage was done the
cofrh.
Conductor Dawes said that the par
u Of m.ners consisted OF three OF four
rough looking men who boarded the
train at Central city and became bois-
tor-us as soon as the train pulled OUT
Of that place jest ~ the train pulled
up Al Mercer, which was ihsir destl-
nation. they kicked In the door of the
toilet room. and springlng 70 the
Platform began 20 FIRE their pistols.
When their guns were empty they
hurled stones at the two fagmen.
who had Incurred their enmity In at
tempting to quiet them on the train.
-. y. HeIdrlck. the fiagman. was
struck on the head with . large stone
and fell to the ground. Flagman
Langley went TO his assistance aud
was also struck over the eye. his cap
lesscniug the force of the blow and
saving him from serious injury Hen
drick was placed aboard the train
and carried on TO Grenvllle. where he
vas removed for treatment. This
morning he had recovered sufficiently
10 take the fast passenger train No.
l02 to Louisville, his home.
Fiagman Langley, who continued
on his run. went on To Fulton and re-
a rning here this morning was re-
lieved by another man, hat continued
on with his train to his home at Lou
isyille.
Special Officer Patillo Kirk was de-
tailed on the case as soon as he ar
rived here last night on No. l01 at 6
O'Clock. aud in addition to running
Down the men for assauiting the lag-
men. he will atlemDt to locate the
miscroant who throw large stone
into the train on which he was re-
turning to Paducah from Eddyyille
The stone entered one of the window
OF the frst-class coach. but Fortunate
L. no one was hurt. thouoh the pas
scngers were frightened. The train
had Just passed Grand Rivers when
the deed was don.
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PUBLIC NUISANCE
CHARGE AGAINST
KY. AVENUE HOUSE

1T is stated that the complaint In
circuit court will be made against
Mollie Neef, who was convicted of
selling linuor in her house at Ninth
street and Kentucky avenue, that she
Is maintaining a nuisance, which the
prosecution hopes will bring her
within the scope of Judge Reeds in
junction, clearing Kentucky avenue OF
bawdy houses. No effort was made
by the prosecution. it is said. to ascer-
tain the character Of the inmates of
the place, the fact that she sold liquor
there without a license, being depend
ed on as sufficient grounds for con-
tempt proceedings.
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LIEUT.. GOV. W. H. cox
NOT FOR FAIRBANKS

AS an evidence of the manner In
which Fairbanks workers in the stare
try to impress the public with the idea
that they have leaders from all sec
lions with them, II has come TO light
that Lieut.. Gov. william II. Cox,
whose name was signed to the state
ment issued from Fairbanks Seelbach
roof garden meeting. was not there
end never authorized anyone to sigu
his name to the statement. lie in
formed Postmaster +. NJ. Fisher of
this in a letter received here this
morning.
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Intends to Get First Hand In
formation About MaxOm
Mills Letters.
Receives Two More Missives
From Recipients Today.
Is 1T PLOT TO GET PROPERTY?

County Judge Lighifoot expects to
90 to Maxon Mills in b. few days and
make personal investigation in the
might rider talk in that section, where
five negro families have been notified
to leave the country. Two of the
negroes. Henry Thompson, an aged
Ico.ored farmer, and his son-in-law
Palmer Biflins, brought to Judge
Lishtfoot's office this morning the
notices that were left at their gates
Sunday night. They are exact dupli-
Gates OF the notices left at the gates
Iof Charles Bowan. Beverly Fortson
and Curtis Howell. The men were
given the same instructions to arm,
themselves and shoot to kill. when
ANY one attempts to molest them.
A significant thing in connection
with the notices is that they were lef,
only at the gates of colored farmers
who own their own preprts and II
causes some of the officials to believe
that II is a scheme to force the mel.
to sell their places at a sacrifice, as
did many of the negro farmers of
Marshall county n the vicinity of Gil
bertsville and Birmingham.
In addition to going into the neigh
borhood himself to make an investi-
cation Judge Lightfoot will use other
means to bring the guilty parties to
justice. The notices left with him
have been placed in the vault at his
office with the name Of ~ recipient
of each written on the back. - =.
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JAMES SAYS TAFT.

In u conversation on the train
yesterday, when he left for Wash
ington from his home. Hon. ollie
james declared: "No man can
stay In Washington - hours and
not realize that Taft will he the
Republican nominee and Bryan
the Democratic nominee. Mr.,
James further declared that four
out Of rive Republicans in his
home county Of Crittcnden.
where ". ,. D"b0c reigns, are
Tor Taft fer president. Mr..
james has been unfortunately
crippled Nv. but l. recovering.
lie had ton>ilitis and an opera
ton ON his throat was necessary.
lie also had sore hand.
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Louisville. March 31,-(SpeciaD-
IL is announced here today that the
miners strike called for tomorrow
will not affect western Kentucky. The
scale is to continue in force until
joint conference, which is to meet
again April Z, reaches an agreement.
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ANNA IS POUTING

New York, March 31.-Madame
Anna Gould left the home today of
her sister, Helen Gould, and took
apartments at the Hotel Stregis.
where, it is stated, she is i'll. II is
reported she left her relatives because
they refused to consent to her mar
Rage to Prince de Sagan.
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GERMAN CRUISER BACK

Port Au Prince, March 31.-The
German cruiser Bremen returned to-
day from Kingston to prevent Presi-
dent Alexis from expelling Manager
Reinhold, Of Herman & company
from Hayti. The cruiser will protect
him with arms If necessary. Alexis
says the Herman company is financ-
ing another revolution.
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JOHNSON'S DISTINCTION

Boston. March Ex-Governor john
son, of Minnesota, gets the only
pledged delegates from Boston, ac-
cording to papers filed today with the
Democratic central committee from
the congressional conventions. Other
delegates are unpledged.
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THIEVES ROB GROCERY
AND LEAVE NO GLEN

Thieves raised a bar and priced the
rear door to A. j. Hogan's grocery
1879 Kentucky avenue. last night and
made way with about S so in change
that was left in the cash register. One
overcoat and another light coat were
missing when the proprietor opened
up this morning. No clew was isf'
by the robbers. A
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POLICE GUARD TAFT

Chicago. March 31.-When Taft
arrives Friday, police will take greater
precautions than ever were taken to
guard presidents when they visited
here. The police have taken charge
of the Hamilton clubs reception pro
gram
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WE'D AT METROPOLIS

Metropolis. ILL.,, March 81 (Spe-
cial flames X. Ellis. of La Center,
KY, and Miss Rosa y. Perdew, Of
Paducah. were married here by Mag
istrate Thomas L.ggett. They were
accompanied by John Young and Ira
Young and wife.
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SAYS SEN. BRADLEY is
NO FRIEND OF POWERS

Washington, March 81. Especially
In public statement Congressman
10 help Caleb Powers. lie says he
wrote to a friend. asking for petit
ton to circulate. He says Bradley Is
working abainst him.
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CONTINUED on Page Four.)
AFTER FORTY YEARS

NJ. r Hurt brought suit for divorce
this afternoon from his wife. Belle
Hurt, to whom he was married ;orty
years ago in Galloway county The
old man, alleges that his wife aban-
dcned him three years ago and has
since refused TO live with him.
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After Tomatoes.

Lawrenceburg, KY March 81. (Spe
clal) Night riders visited the home
Of James Phillips, a rich farmer, of
this county. blew up his tomato beds
with dynamite. He had agreed not
10 raise any tobacco.
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Banner,nan's Condition Unchanged.

London, March 31.--The condition
of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman.
he premier. showed little change
from that of yesterday. According to
the attending physicians, he had fair
night and a quiet day.
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Al krviI.

Kevil Ky, March 81. Especial. y
Notice has been served on negroes
here to leave, and two or three have
said they will. Those notified own
their own property.
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Were IIoo,ilu,ns

Elya, Ky, MARI 81. tspecial.)
While Mrs. J. $. Minter and her chill
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r~rt
Tower RctiIeS.

The white house announces that
Towers resignation is received effect
i've June /. Roosevelt accepted it
aud sAilRsthis afternoon send HilI's
name TO the senate as ambassador to
Germany.
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Grain Market.

st. Louis, Mo-, March 31.-Wheat,
81 " corn, &C "; oats, 55.
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Indiana Coal Miners Meet.

Terre Haute, Ind, March 31.-In-
diana coal miners and operators went
into joint conference to endeavor to
agree upon a wage scale to go into
effect April 1. when the present scale
expires.
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Grand Trunk Railway system-coion.
let Fares.

Reduced rates will be quoted dur
ing September and October to San
Francisco, Seattle, Portland. Van.
couver and intermediate points In
western Territory.
For particulars address City Ticket
Once, l24 woodward-avs.
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Marriage Licenses

A. ]. Singelyn. SO: Edith Fisher. 81.
Robert Heiskell. "a; Alice Smell. 20;
Boleslaus Mailer, 81; Mary Przyby-
lowski. 10.
90.
John Cymann Ga: Augusta Bach. a..
Theodore Tafelski. &c: Mary Swantek,
90
Edward T. colweli. "a; Laura G.
Scanned. 23.
Cecilia Champine. 81. same.
Frank Wendt. 80: Mary foutko, 20
Basil Stoneburner. is, Plymouth;
Gladys Mats. IL. Ypsilanti.
Roliie r. Frederick. ~. Fostoria, o.;
Cora A. Griffith. ls. same.
Marcus Schmidt. 81; Caroline Lee
dere, 80.
Frederick 6. Munger. IS. Herkimer. y.
T.. Florence EDDY. 81. Detroit.
Matthew Mclean. It, Detroit Flor
encs a. Wcbbsr. 30. Plymouth.
Walter c. Rarlow. Il; Lillian @. Ed
wick, Il.
James Livingston. So Toronto. Cam;
Minnie T.. Fowler 81. same.
Henry I'ucharmc. "a, River Rouge;
Maude Sylrance. -. same.
William II. Thcms, 80: Phebe Ding
nall. 23.
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fight, and their friends and supporters
made merry with kisses. dancing anil
cheers. The defeated faction With
drew silently and left the Wayne con-
vontion hal! 10 the victors. Mrs. Rose
Rittman. candidate against Mrs. Rod.
gers for the chief Office in the order.
and the priests who have opposed thu
administration. were each the center
OF n group OF enthusiasts.
All through the convention there has
been q group that clustered In Wayne
sun parlor, separated from the conveiI-
ton by the glass partitions. They
were the exiles, the suspended mem
bers. Friends going and coming from
the sessions spoke to them and prom
Used victory. When the high courts
ruling had finally been overthrow
these exiles were whirled into the con-
vention hall and greeted with rejoic.
ing.
The test case was that of Mrs.
Katherine Phillips, who was suspend
ed as high auditor because of her efitl
cism OF the high court and Its meth
DDS. When II was found that the con-
vention sustained her appeal by 40S 10
1888, Mrs. Mary Timmony. head OF
the appeals committee, moved that all
the appellants be reinstated.
One sad feature OF the fight Is that
Mrs. Kesfe. who was recording secre-
tary OF the Dixon. H., court. has be-
come insane over the case. II was
this which caused Revv. John Foley,
OF Dixon. to say to Mrs. Timmony,
Wednesday, May the curse OF God bs
upon you all"
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DIED..

ZABEL-Oct.A 6. 1908. at HAS a. m.
Mrs. Henrietta. wife OF q. label and
mother OF Mrs. l. Decker. Otto Il.
norman. Hattie Il. e.. and Walter
II. q. label Funeral at p. m. FRI
day from residence. 753 Theodore st.
and $3.50 p. IN. from lions church.
corner Jay and Chene.
ZlNOW-Oct. 6. Martin. aged rs years.
beloved husband OF Christian Zinow.
Funeral Friday from residence, 1873
Parkman-are..r tt. standard time.
and 2 o'clock at Bethel Lutheran
church. cor. Mitchell and Henry-st.
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BITTER BATTLE OF
BALLOTS IS ON
IN CONVENTION
ADMINISTRATION PARTY, BADLY
woRsTEp IN PRELIMINARY
skiRMIsH, CLAIM THEY WILL
ELECT ENTIRE TICKET.

Ballotins for the election of officers
OF the Women's Catholic Order or
Foresters Is going on Thursday after.
noon. Il is believed that the count
Of votes will take most OF the night.
Both the supporters OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Rodgers, and those OF Mrs. Rose
Rittman, who leads the opposition. are
confident The friends or the admin
tration discount the vote OF Wednes-
day by which the members who were
expelled from the order were reinstai.
ed.
Many ladies' did not wish 10 cast
vote against those who were seek
ing reinstatement" explain the Rod.
gersites. Therefore. they voted
against the committee on appeals. 1t
was an open vote, too. and they did
not want TO make enemies. IL will be
different on the vote for officers.
which is secret"
A regular Australian ballot Is used.
and the same care IL taken In hand
ling the election as is used In political
struggles. Each ballot is initiated
and handed out by the proper officers.
Delegates mark their ballots secretly
and deposit them In the ballot box.
The candidates are allowed to have
witnesses to watch the count.
Just TO make sure OF the reinstate-
ment OF Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Keefe.
of Dixon. ILL.,. the convention reinstat'
ed them again Thursday morning.
There was no struggle over this. the
administration conceding the result.
.f xtvatn
when a motion was put to allow Mrs
Mary Kenney back salary for the two
years since she has been suspended
as edltress of the Official paper Mrs.
Rodgers, the high chief ranger, ruled
this out OF order on the ground that
Mrs. Kenney had already contested
her claim In court and lost and that
an allowance OF the claim at this time
would be in contempt OF court.
There was no disorder at any time
and the delegates were apparently
only anxious to elect officers and get
the business of the convention over
with. There were many complaints
that the transportation committee had
not made proper arrangements to Sc
cure reduced fare for delegates re-
turning home. II was announced tnat
all will have to pay full fare.
Anti.administration delegates de-
clared themselves Of the opinion that
the present regime, in order to leave
the organization In poor financial con-
dition, was delaying the meeting and
otherwise wasting money. This, of
course, was denied by the officers.
A number of priests were In attend
ance and there was no demonstration
either for or against them by any OF
the delegates.
Antis Win Victory.
In q delirium Of 10y over their mi.
tial victory, the delegates opposed to
the rule OF Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers as
high chief ranger held car
nival OF celebration at the close Of the
Wednesday afternoon session.
All the members OF the order who
have been suspended by the high court
were reinstated at once, after bitter
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Daily Death Lis:

Harriet Judge, 2 years. 23S ST. Aubin;
meningitis.
Walter Dempsey, months, "a Fair
banks; entero colitls.
Herman Kern. SO years. Eloise. Mich;
exhaustion,
Carter Miller. 65 years, 7i3 Mitchell;
paralysis.
Raymond Stockell. months. 1877
Elizabeth. enteritis.
Joseph Schoeber, 2 years. SEA Fisher;
enterNls
Henry II. Conner. SO years. co. Will
liams; sentlity
Amanda Blair. 81 years. Dearborn.
Mich: bronchitis.
Aida L. Straith. 30 years. IT. Mary's
hospital; pyemia-
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DIED

ALL.ARD--Oct. 9. Virginia Allard. be-
loved wife of Capt. Louis Allard, Jr.
mother of William H.. Elizabeth s..
Harry H. Frank NJ. and John 2. Al
Pointe. Funeral Friday at S:15, and
st. Paurs church at 3.
ARMSTRONG-Oct. Z. 1908. at her
home. aS5 Lncoln-ave.. Jane Dean.
widow OF william Armstrong. Fu-
neral services Frtddy. Oct. .. at p.
IN. lnterment private.
BULI.ARD-John. at Stratford. Ont.
beloved son of Mr.; and Mrs; Joseph
Billiard Funeral Friday. 2;30 y. m,
at residence. SIS Larned east.
Enthusiastically, Oct. 8. 1908. at late
residence. 31s Fourteenth Mari
eta believed Ma, ,scs OF wm sr a. blair ias.r
BRINKAfAN--Oct. Z. Paresia. aged So
wears. widow of the late Anthony
Brinkmann. and mother OF Paraesia,
IsSs xntSony ana Eiiaasssh bnImR
mann. Funeral Saturday from rest
dence, ls9 Chene-st., at 8. and at st.
Josephs church at $3.50 a. m, stand
ard.
COFFEY-At her residence. asa Con-
gress-st. west, Oct. 8. Catherine. be-
loved wife of the late Patrick Coffey.
Funeral notice later
FORD-Edith McFall Ford. wife of A.
~. Ford. 1926 Fourth-ave.. aged AZ
years. Notice OF funeral later.
FAHLDRIcH-Carrol John, aged /
year and months. beloved son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fahldrich. 2s9
81. John's-ave. Notice OF funeral
later.
HALLOCK-Oct. Z. 1908. Francis r.,
son OF the late Horace II. Hallock.
aged Sc years. Funeral services from
IS Erskin~-st. Friday at $3.50 p. IN.
Burial private.
uARMs-oct. z. Mt the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Schumacher, 276 Ber-
lin-st.. aged rs years dear father OF
Mrs. Sophia Schumacher. Fred, Will
lam and Louis Harms. Funeral FRI
Bethania Lutheran church. cor. Mel
drum and Pufford.
MILI.ER--Oct. 6. Charles A. Miller,
aged 6s years, beloved husband of
Henatte Miller. and father of Mrs.
Edward Miller. Mrs. Charles A. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Louis Dedenback, Mrs. Will
lam Henninf: Funeral Friday from
NN m. standard.
loved wife OF Roy-Todd. and daughter
OF Mt and Mrs.. Herbert Franck at
Denver, Colo. Notice OF funeral here
after.
HULLER-Clara Nimocks, widow of the
late Hiram Whiting fuller. of Jones'
mother of Mrs. James Munro. Mrs.
Edmund Haug, Mr.. l.. w fuller, OF
Detroit. and Charles A. Tniler. of
Minneapolis, MINI. Services at 4 y.
daughter. Mrs. Edmund Haus. iiss
Brooklyn-ave. 1nterment at Jones'
vile, Mich. Oct. 100
WAsMUND-Oct. 8. Mary aged ID
years, beloved wife of William Was
| lila Townsend-av al $50. to 81.
4 Anthony's church at q, sun time. In
tsrmsnt At Nj oiiyet-
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BIRTHS

GIRLS.
George Bennett, 122 Lysander
julius Schroeder. 266 Scott.
William McDonough. 1873 Vanderbilt
Clarence Glenn, 90 Willis.
Adolph Pariseau 1906 Gratiot
Frank Brady, 435 Fifteenth.
John Walkowiak. 1860 81. Aubin.
Leonard Amato. 1t6 Illinois.
BOYS.
Patrick Bourke, $40 Marston.
Matthew Holdrelth. 64e Sixteenth.
John plpntowski. 29s Leland.
Walter Curtis. 2s Mohawk ttwins),
John Butowski. $50 Theodore.
Charles Palmer, S43 Marquette.
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SAVES WIFE'S LIFE
WITH>P POCKET KNIFE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Oct. S.--By has
lilly cutting her shoe of her foot, Prof.
Robert Wall saved the life IT his
wife.
Prof. and Mrs. Wall were walking
along the Wheeling a Lake Erie rail
road tracks when Mrs. Walls foot be.
came caught in a switch frog. Al
almost the same moment train
came I'm sight. BY the use OF peck
ct knife. Prof. Wall managed to ex
tricate his wife from her perilous 20
sition Just before the train dashed
by.
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CONSTITUTION BALLOT
MUST BE SEPARATE

LANSING, Mich. Oct. s.-(Spe-
cial. ATTY. Gen. Bird has decided
that the ballot for voting on the adop-
tion Of the new constitution must be
printed on a separate sheet of paper:
also that the proposed amendment To
the constitution shall appear on a
separate ballot.
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A Healthy Family

"Our whole family has enjoyed good
health since we began using DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. three years ago." says
L. A. Bartlett. of Rural Route 1. Gull
ford, Maine. They cleanse and tone
the system In a gentle way that does
you good. At e. c. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co.. Gray & Worcester's drug
stores.
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WARpEN,s DAUGHTER WEps.

JACKSON, Mich, Oct. 8.-(Spe-
cial.) Miss Katherine Armstrong,
daughter of State Warden Allan
Armstrong. was married to Richard
Orme Morgan, at $3.50 last evening.
The bride Is charming and accom-
plished young woman and a favorite
In Jackson society. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan will live at 906 East Wash
tngton-st., South Bend, Ind.
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personal.
Artistic Hair GOoGs
BIRD SAYS NO GENERAL
STATE REPRESENTATION

LANSING. Mich, Oct. S.-(Spe-
cial There Is no general reregis-
tration throughout the state this year,
except In such cities as have special
provisions in their charters. according
to an opinion by Attorney-Gen. Bird.
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man than 1t Is for him to measure
his bank balance.
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Mischief in your own children would
be downright wickedness In the chill
dren of your neighbor.
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EQUITY In Groom cottage for mer-
chandise, or what have you to offer?
Address c, box &c. Detroit Times.
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DENTISTS.
Best Dentists

live you more for your money than -
possible to secure elsewhere: Their
material IS the best money can buy.
Their dentists are graduate special
lists OF experience. Written esti-
mates given specifying what Is TO be
done for you and the cost. All oper-
atoms painless. All work guaran.
teed. Physician In attendance. Best
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