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Third street Methodist.

The SUNDAY school Of the Third
Street Methodist church was reorgan-
red yesterday. and a good attendance
had. Mr.. 7. r. Ford, the new super
intendent. took charge Of the school
and infused enthusiasm into the work
Mr.. j. u. Mills was elected secretary
and treasurer. and Miss Ruby Mayer
was appointed as teacher Of the boys
class. A resolution of thanks was
unanimously rendered to Mr.. A. J.
Bamberg. the former superintendent
and his daughter. Miss Esther Bam-
berg. The pastor. the Rev. II. II.
Terry, filed his pulpit morning and
evening. and had large congregations
The Third street church has raised
81 600 for all purposes, and one
fourth has been collected so far
through the efforts Of the Woman's
Home Mission society. The stewards
Of the church will hold their monthly
meeting Tuesday night at $ o'clock
with J. d. Mills. 1888 South Third
street.
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"WALLBRSTEINS" CELEBRATE FOR1IETH
ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR OPENING

The younger men OF the two fami.
lies have been taken into the organi.
zation In the last few years, the firm
today consisting of Messrs. Herman
Wallers;ein, Jake Wallerstein. Mel.
win b. Wal.erstein. Herbert Waller
stein and Milton Wallerstein.
A very attractive musical pro-
gram has been arranged for tonight
from Z to 10, when open house will
be kept. Souvenirs will be given the
ladies, children and men. but as a
practical token of appreciation the
firm has announced a ten per cent re-
duction on all purchases made during
anniversary week.-Mrs. week.
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Berlin, Oct. l2.-The whereabouts
OF twenty-five balloons. which sailed
yesterday, is not definitely known.
Several were sighted in Eastern Ger
many. but so high their identity was
II Is believed many VIII
reach Russia. The balloon Conqueror
burst when four thousand feet up
but the owner escaped unhurt. The
balloon spread and acted as para
chute and landed safely on top OF a
house. II is believed the explosion
resulted because the neck Of the bai-
loon was too small to permit the gas
to escape when expanded in high
allure yesterday. 81; lowest today, 49,
balloons are STU in the race.
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UNITED STATES
GIVES TURKEY
MORAL SUPPORT
In Balkan Affair But Wont
Take Active Hand Because
OF Berlin Treaty.
Disapproves Of Bulgaria's In
dependence Declaration.
MOB ATTACKS THE CONSULATE

Constantinople, Oct. 12.-United
States Ambassador Leishman visited
the foreign office and 1t is understood
told Turkish officials that America
disapproves Of Austria's annexation of
Bosnia ana herzegovina and Bull
garia's declaration of independence
He promised Turkey Americas mora
support, but Won't take hand. how
ever. because that country did not
sign the Berlin treaty.
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tConunueu ON Page Five.)
MRS. ISEMiN VISITS
WOODMEN HEADQUARTERS

Mrs. Mike Iseman has returned
from Omaha Neb.. where she visited
Mrs. Emma Manchester, supreme
guardian Of the Woodmen Circle or
der. She also called on the sovereign
officers OF the woodmen of the Worlo
The members of Manchester Grove.
woodmen Circle. Paducah, will give
a pie supper" tonight and larg,
attendance IS anticipated.
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English Plans for Peace.

London. Oct. 12.-Eng.and is work
ing hard TO force a plan of maintain
ing peace. in the Balkans, which in
eludes Austria purchasing Bosnia,
and Herzegovina from Turkey. The
sultan is ready to concede Bulgaria s
independence Il this is done. The sit
uation Is still precarious. but 1t is be-
iieved Russia and France will assist
in carrying out the plan. It is be-
|iieved war between Servia and
Austria will be avoided unless Servla
hotheads preclpitate trouble.
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BUGGY COMPANY
ASSIGNS In
COUNTY COURT

The John G. Rehkopf Buggy COM
pany fled a deed OF assignmnt satur-
day afternoon naming Cecil Reed as
assignee. A schedule of the assets
and liabilities was not given but will
be filed later.
The firm did wholesale and retail
buggy bus.rass on Second street. Il
has bad several fires In It's stores and
warehouses.
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SIN. BRADLEY
IN PADUCAH
LAST NIGHT

Senator w. o. Bradley. who IL
speaking at Mayfield this afternoon
spent last night IN Paducah as guest
OF Postmaster Fisher. lie arrived at
o'clock and went at once to Mr.
Fishers home.
The senator was suffering with a
severe throat trouble and DIR. Frank
Boyd was summoned TO attend him
soon after his arrival.
Abanquet had been arranged In hls
honor at Mayor Smiths country
home. but he was unable to attend
on account Of his Illness. lie was
feeling some better this morning and
left at 7;30 for Maytield
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william r. Fairly, Southern
Labor Leader, Comes Out
for Taft and Sherman.
Vice. President Duncan Says
Follow Conscience.
MrHAL SPEAKS his MIND

New York. Oct. i2.-Eyidence con-
tinues to Accumulate that Samuel
Gompers Is destined TO fall IN his
effort TO deliver the labor vote TO
Bryan and Kern. Now comes James
Duncan, FIRST vlce-presldent OF the
American Federation OF Labor, In
which he aimonIshes workingmen 10
vote on election day In accordance
with their conscIences. william X.
Farley. a veteran union labor leader
OF the south, declared that he deemed
II TO be his duty ito disregard the
advice OF President Gompers and TO
vote for Taft and Sherman" Nor
man 4. McPhau. president OF the
typographical union. In letter TO
Willis l.. Moore. utters protest
against the Gompers propaganda.
Mr.. Duncan's letter. written to a
friend. follows:
Duncan's Advice Ca Labor.
your inquiry Is similar to a num-
Der OF other inquiries on the same
subject. and, therefore. needs the
general answer.
The labor movement OF our coun-
Try in as far as the political situation
Is concerned. is now. as heretofore.
independent OF parties. Those who
have given the greatest thought TO
the subject within the ranks OF organ
i1el labor have been busy from year
10 year. for a long time. as par; OF
their trade unionism. teaching, or at
least advising. organized workers 20
not be bound TO. any particular party.
but 70 vote for the prlnciples they be-
lieve were for the greatest good TO
the rfearesf number OF all the people.
aud that II any pcrfon asplred 20 pub
lie Office TO deal with the aspirant
upon his merits. and not because OF
his belonging or not belonging 10 any
particular party The intensity OF
recent events has caused more actlv-
iiy among the organized workers, In
as far rs political affairs are con-
cerned. than IN the past. ana We may
expect. as men become educated to
the public needs and study the science
OF government. they will become still
more active politically.
The labor movement advises study
OF the different subjects aud princi-
PIES Of the great political parties. and
admonishes each organized worker
who Is a citizen and a voter land all
should qualify as fully as possible in
both ways) TO cast his vote on cleo
tiou day In strict accordance with his
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Thomas Hcndon Dead.

Thomas Hendon. the 2-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hendon. died
yesterday morning at O'Clock at the
home OF his grandmother, Mrs. NJ \.
Clark. 727 Goebel avenue. Mr.. Hen
don is an Illinois Central railroad con-
ductor. The cause of his sons death
was pneumonia. The funeral was
he'd this afternoon at O'Clock at the
Goebel Avenue Christian church, SER
vices by the Rev. J. s. Haskins. The
burial was in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Residence Damaged.

Fire company No. was called to
the residence OF J. F. Cummings,
1927 Jackson street, this afternoon
at 1920 O'Clock. The fire started in
the attic. and had gained good head
way before the alarm was given. The
roof over two roofs was burned of,
but the fire laddles checked the blaze
there. The loss will not amount "a
much.
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Pay Car Friday

The pay car Of the Illinois Central
railroad will arrive next Friday morn
Ing and will pay of the employees.
The news will be received pleasantly
by the employees ard the merchants as
well. as It will mean big Friday
nights business. The car gets here
on the :45 train from Cairo.
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Mayor Appointed

Mayor James p. Smith has been ap-
pointed representative OF the state
of Kentucky at the meeting of the
Ohio Valley Improvement associa-
ton to be held in Louisville october
20 and 2S, by Governor Wilson.
About 100 other state delegates will
be appointed.
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The Rev. w. L. Cave, D. D., who
was III Saturday night and sunday,
Is much better lnday. DR., Cave Is one
OF the most popular pastors in the
city and the news of hts improvement
will give pleasure to a host OF
'rends.
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CHICAGO AND
DETROIT PLAY
THIRD OF SERIES

Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE third game
of the world series of baseball began
with Mul.in and Thomas battery for
Detroit and Pfeister and King for
Chicago. Umplres. o'Day and Sheri-
Ian.
First inning-Detrolt 1, Chicago o.
Second inning-Detroit 0. Chicago
o.
= ThFd iEniag-Detroit 0, Chicago o
Fourth inning-Detroit o. Chicago
3.
Fifth inning--Detrolt 0, Chicago 0.
Sixth inning-Detroit ), Chicago, o.
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Thaw Goes Rack to sIatteawan.

White Plains, y. Y, Oct. ~
Justice Mills refused Harry Thaws
application for jury trial to consider
his sanity. and recommitted him to
Matteawan. Justice Mills ruled that
he couldn't interfere on habeas cor.
pus proceedings while an appeal from
Justice Dowling's original commit
ment was pending.
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Mob Attacks Consulate.

Budapest. Oct ia mob at
,acked the Austrian consulate at An
tiyari Montegro and burned the Aus
trian coat of arms and sacked the
building. The occupants narrowly
escaped. Two Austrian warships have
started toward Antivari.
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Senator Bradley Given Rousing
Reception at Mayfeld Where
He is Speaking This Afternoon
WOMEN FIGHT FOR
RIGHT TO VOTE.

New York. Oct. f2.--Suits of
mandamus have been started
, against registration officials who
refused TO allow women To regis
tor. Lady Frances Cook Is back
ing the fight with her millions.
II Is intended 20 appeal 10 the
United States supreme court To
determine woman's right to vote.
A similar compaign will be-
started In every state.
- s-ss-
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Gou. Wilson Says Hickman Crime
Outgrowth of federation of Night
Riders---State Offers $500 Reward
TAFT DECLARES FOR
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

Morrow, Ohio. Oct. 12:-Taft
resumed his speaking tour max
ing sixteen speeches today. He
will spend several days In Ohio.
Al Savina Taft declared for wo-
mans suffrage. He talked 20 n
crowd of school children and told
the girls he hoped they would be
able TO vote by the time they be
come Of age. ~
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remedies are a thousand times worse
than the alleged diseases for which
he prescribes.
Taft's Great Record.
"In Mr.. Taft the Republican party
offers you a man who stands upon his
record. He has an established repu-
tatlon and Is the greatest and best
qualified nominee ever offered In any
Republic OF the world. When sur
rounded by the same environments
that made Roosevelt great he will be
Ia gredter and more useful man than
ever"
Taking up the subject OF Mr..
Bryan's agitation against the trusts.
Senator Bradley declared that the
Democratic nominee would start an
lagltatlon on anything II he thought Il
would carry him into Office.
How about that 100000 that
Hearst says Rockefeller gave you this
year for your campaign, Mr.. Bryan"
he Numbered.
''Do you believe the Standard OIL
,ettrs we're stolen or given out TO de-
stroy Joe Foraker and the Republican
party? Show me where a Democrat
ever Introduced In congress a bill in
lmica 10 the interests OF the trusts
Are you aware that the Sherman,
Elkins and Hepburn measures for the
regulation OF corporations are Repub-
lican measures?"
These and other pertinent ques-
lions were put mp TO Mr.. Bryan, and
each Of them brought storm OF APP
planse from the interested audience.
British Trust Next?
"Mr Bryan wants TO take the tariff
on American goods" continued the
senator III that was done IL would
simply substitute the English trust
for the American trust. The idea is
as ridiculous as his bank deposit guar
lantee pan. which Is merely a pun
ishmen, for conservative and level
headed bankers and a reward and
enccuragement' for financiers of the
RECKLESS. klte-fying variety"
In telling language the senator
traced the history of the Republican
party since the beginning of the civil
war. AMI dwe,t upon the many bene-
Ats and blessings which have come to
the country as a result of its conserv-
latlve and business-like policies. Then
he spent a half hour referring to his
mental card index OF Democratic
blunders during the same period
1.-THE Democratic party has always
been one OF obstruction. a party of
'ifs' and 'can'ts' and 'don'ts,' always
making promises and never carrying
them out. II has been a mule hitchei
behind the Republican wagon. always
lpuling, always Juggling. but eventual
Is following docllesly behind.
Out Pops Lochinvar.
AN of sudden from out OF the
west came Billy Bryan with cry
labout a crown of thorns being pressed
upon the brow Of labor. Why. he's
1.-The very man who helped put the
lcrown there and helped press II after
Ia got there Since that time the emil
nent westerner has had more ideas
THAN a dog has fieas.
HE Is like the clown In the circus
who makes his appearance clad in a
tramp's outfit. One by one he dis
cards various suits of clothes until he
stands In the fiesh-colored tights of
the bareback rider He's the same
old Bryan. no matter how often he
changes his clothes or his ideas. DO
YOU want him as your president? It's
serious business proposition and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-12

Mr.. Taylor Fisher went to Kuitawa
today on severad days business
[trip. -- Z
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every disease under the sun, but his
remedies are a thousand times worse
than the alleged diseases for which
ha nracorfhae
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SHOULD GET SOME NOW
AND END ALL DISTRESS
DlapepSin viii Regulate Your
Stomach So You Gan Eat
Your FaVOrite Foods

Why NOT start new today. ana for
ever rid yourself OF stomach TROUBLE
and lndigesiiong A dcicd stor,agh
gets the blucs aud grumblcs. Give Il
good cat, then take Iapc's Diapcp-
sin to start ihr digestive Juices woFO-
Ing. There viii he no dyspepsia or
belchng OF Gas or cructatious Of undl-
gested food, no feeling like luBp %
headache aud Dizziness, and your fJod
will not lcrmeut and poison Your
breath with uauscuus Vdars.
Papc'S Dlaprpsiu costs only 80 ceu'a
for large casc a. any drug store
hcrc, ana VIII relieve The most obEsin.
ate case of Indigestion aud Upset
Stomach IN five minutes
There s nothing else better to take
Gas from stomach aud flrnnse he
stomach aud intcstilies. and besides,
QUO trlangule will digest and lTetare
Tor assimilation into the bluud all y0ur
luud the saniu as Il sound. hralths
stomach would do lt
When Dapopsin works. YOUR stuni-
ach rcais-gels Itself Ia order cleans
up--and then YOU feel like eaiing
when YOU come 10 the table and what
you eat vii! do you good
Absolute relief from all Stomuoh
/ Misery is waiting for YOU as soon ss
YOU decide to begin taking Diapcpsin.
4 Tell your druggist that sou Fant
4 papes DlapeDsin because you wnnt %
be thoroughly cured OF Indigestion.
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Commission
WOULD HELP

Said a prominent citizen OF Guthrie,
one who has always voted the Repub'
lican Ticket
"The attempt to create the impress
sion tina, the Rock island railroad
management made an effort TO pro-
vent senator Beverage speaking ia
this state Is ridiculous. Everyone
KNOWS the Rock island service in our
state is badfor that reason we sup
port the Corporation commission In
forcing better provisions.
"Why did the Republican state com.
niitlce not call on the Cooperation
commission TO furnish Bcycridge aud
party an extra train The long uclay
making that pOssiblc2 DO YOU presume
enhor of The three commissioners,
Love. Watson or McAlesler, would
have hcsitatcd 20 get another traln
out and let Rcyeridgc make his schcd
ulu? Not on your lilcl Why one 9l
! the commissioners would have taken
charge OF the train 10 insure that 9
| distinguished guest he given the prop
er treatment IN our state.
thereafter, wncn men OF pro,nl
ncncc come to the state, let thcm b'
given into the care OF Jack hoyc. Ol
one of his able associates ON the com
mission. aud they viii quickly Learn
WHY this IS a Dcmocrttic state and al
are happy
III IS All In whom QUO tries to trdVe
lWiih"
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BIC CROWD
FOR DALLAS

Tho arrangements have all been
madc for The big Haskell special %
Dallas. Monday. carrying Governor
Haskell and party OF Oklahoma Dem
ocrats 70 attend he Bryan and Has
kell day program at the Texas State
fair Tuesday. The fair committee ls
expecting 100000 people there on that
dav. Governor Haskell delivers tho
principal address The iafe Tor ine
round irip is $lGs1, including Pull
man accommodations tnr two lerspns
The train will leave here Monday
morning at 6;30, arriving ii Dallas
ai 7.30 The same evening, Between
fiffy aud sixty persons VIII 70 nom
here. That many more politicians
from over the state viii ioin The parry
al Oklahoma city Several VIII go
from Pauls valley herman. sulphur,
ard Marietta Tho train VIII make
short stops along the route where the
governor VIII deliver addresses on tho
banking law and other important Ok
lahnma laws Copies OF The new
state constitution wili be disiribui ed
among HE voters
The train Vi. arrive al Gainesville
Texas. about o'clOck whore the gov
ernor wlll deliver forty minute TALK.
The train is scheduled 20 arrive In Fl.
Worth about $50 In the evening aud
here The governor viii deliver a short
address. The train will then be lar
en- to Dallas over the Texas Pacific
road The train will leave Dallas on
the return trip al y. m, Tuesday,
aud arrive here at o'clock Wcdnc s.
day morning The train rs 10 be dec
Grated with bunting and banners. Tho
interior Of the car viii be decorated
with large portraits Of Governor Has
kell, Bryan ana Kern.
Among ihosc who VIII go from here
are: Governor Haskell and wife, state
Treasurer Mcnufce and wife, X. =. 10.
zier J. q. Williams, J. N. Brooks aud
wife, swamp" Campbell T., y. Leu
| linan. Roy G. Oakcs, Judge 7 ~ Doyle
Judge a. g. Bakcr, ed Cassidy, J.. D
Marr aud wife J. A. Anderson, leo
Myer and wife. Ham y Bee and wife
! w r. Hendricks, Chairman Jack
Love. of The Corporation commission;
Col. J. MGAlcsicr and others. Ful
reservations for berlhs see j. NJ
! Brooks al once.
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ring VITA State Superintendent y. D.
Cameron on educational lualtcrs.
Frank Post left last evening Tor
Clillcothc. Mo. tg join Mss Post. VINO
Is visiting relatives there
"lsn" Wilson has returned from a
trip q FL Reno,
a. ". ConAtock is here from Perry
I'd C0ylc Is here rom Perry { day
Wall Mathews IS here from Mullall
Assistant liuitcd States Attorney !.
w Scothorn has returned from rip
to Oklahoma city
} o Peck, of WellAyu, Is Gpthrie
visi,or
Clark Seton is bore FROM Perry
Jack Live. chairman of he Corpora
t9u commits iiau. lefi clrly thi morn
ing for Coyle wlere be delivers ap
address this afteruO on the issues
of the day. speaking particularly 0n
ilc worh I e. Corporation commits.
sion IN reducing lhe freight rates.
"a y. lynch Is here from Tu'su.
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CONVICTED THE SECOND TIME

EX-Policeman J w clark was for
the second time convicted IN The coun-
ty court yesterday By Jury on the
charge OF selling liquor IN violation p
law. He was granted new trial on
The grounds Of irregularities in the
first trial lie has again applied for
new trial, and sentence mas been
withheld pending ruling on the Mo
don
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rran lunis. cl which s55 is cash VIII
he elyen l,dics wanting detailed in.
fornaiicn ~ brands OF Hour 70 be
used and ihe iu.l premium list can
secure II by calling az the office ti
Secretary W A. Nlys0n OF the Re.
tailers ASSOCIATION
Mrs Walter + Wlrreu viii enter
tain The rastimo Euchre club Tuesday
at her some. on East y bic avenue
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Observation-Disclosures 4
i SHORT CUTS !
y TO THE NEWS 1
a,sES-E zee ssassMsEsI

Secretary VIII Linn, of the State
blecti n board has q large force OF
wumon and girls ~ work pasling a
name on the llicial state ballot which
wJs ulfpinlcl The name IS printed
u, A. McDgus and should have been
u = McDouBal
On account Of the higb wind last
night gsr eea ~cre net held in The
Tabernacle aud Evangelist Brandt
spoke ~ the Christian church
big Temperance rally will bc held
~ ilr J.iia au churC this prcping.
After the speeches Law aud oder
league win Dee organized by Rev u, g.
Waugh Of the state agency
q Chforcs lpJian fJoiblll team
rasscl thruuFl lhe city day en route
home from Oklahlma Cty whore ti 3
Wrr dChtri in cOntc WITH to-
EFr lrth uuiWrrAiy iciD yesterday 1t
the SCORE of 10 to ~.
ia police eons loday A. dryden Was
given siN days n i1c eiig basii. i1l
t'espassing 90 lhc Sausl re railroad
pr1nfiy HeIy WHY'S paid the u.gal
$40 fine FOR drunRenhaas.
The Retailers nave bh,ed ihe i9nu
with banners advertising thc dates oi
the Goa ng carnival and mir Hun
Jrets of fnmers iala in lsexeiLs today
shopping aud are being given printed
mHer explaining the features Of ihe
fair and making an appeal for bie
agricultural d 'sp.ay
rhe Republican County Cenuli e 40
mil.sa is etfing this afternoon in the
DisfiO court room The county Of
flcsFs, a Few fle city officer
depuy sherias and exOfilce hoiders
hu, not single negro was present
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HEARING IS fGAIN POSTPONED

The heariur on ibc application ui
fhc Frisco Wiiiwa' company for an in.
junction 40 restrain the acting secra
iary 0( state i.eu Mcyer from forfeit
Ing i5 cbarfcr Tor ah alleged violation
m lhr aomicilr law waa postponed De-
lpdpe Cottcrll today in the Federal
court until January 4 The validity
of tho law undcr which the secretary
seeks to forfeit ana revoke lhc char.
ter IS IN issue in the ease.
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CONVIGTs AND PUBLIC ROADS


Attorney General Charles West. ID
an opinion 40 4. o. Jackson. Of Sapu.-
pa, holds that he knows eF no statu.
tory law which gives the county com.
missloners power 10 work cunylcts eil
the public roads, u was stated that
the county commissioners OF Greek
county had ordered llcir prisoners 20
work on the country roads.
-----
81 have been somewhat ccsilye. but
Doan's Regulets gave just the results
desired They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly. George D.
Krausc, 30G Walnut ave. Altoona. Pa
CIVIL SERVICE examinaii rs will
soon be held IN every state Full IN
formation and questions used by the
Commission free. Columbian CcrYc-
apondencr Coll &c Washington, ~ =.