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The Washington herald., 1909-01-11

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or co
lzT7sbis. holding PrOboee Cosrt- No, 1s72 Admin
tsraoa--Thas IS 70 s1ve notice that The scbscrih-
u the Dis,rict Of Columbia has oo1ztned from the
Probate Court OF the District of Columbia letters o.
adr1ini<ztoa On the estate q Aioysius ! Derolsi
late Of the Diytrict Ct COiuhSA. deceased AT per
sUns having claims sssinS Tie deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the szns with the vouche-s
Thereof legally zuthe1ticatsd 70 the subsc-ib- On
1910: Otherwise they nay b. law Be excluded ron
all beneht u sid estate Given under ~ hand
this nh dag Of JsnuEry. 1903. JOSEPH G, DEP
0NAI 46 St Ia. Attest: SEAL JAMES
TANNER. Register Of Wills i0- the DtSc-ic o.
Columbia. Clerk ot the Probate Court P L
sIlISS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Colrnbds n Spe=aI Tern fo- O-pha-s Oou-1
Business In y TIE Estats q WIIbeTr CAY DE-
Orzse1- So IS35. Administration ApEliz1iou hE7-
iag been Usde ks7sin for T-oosss q tae lsst vi
and testament q sid deoszsed, a-d fo- lstsez
testanlertAsy o. sid essate. by Cara J, CIa-v e
is ordered this sth day u Jarusry A D ISs that
E-len J Cole. q Hiifs CznfO1lia and Cnrz 4
Doe q A-zts Califoruis, ard al c,he-s CO..
csrned, Gppesr IN szld cUCr or MONDAY. The
18th DAY q February, a d. 8S. - . OcsocE
e. n, % show cause why said appicattoz should
Tot - granted Let notice hereUf - published 70
the Washington Lax Reporter and TIE Washington
Herald once n each q three Successive veeks Be-
fc7e The return day he7sin meutioned The Hrst Pub
hczti1a to be not less than thirty DAYS bei1s sstd
-vr-n 6zy. WRIGHT. true CITY. Atts<:
Seal JAMES TANNER. RsSiSz q wis Il
5 MATTHEW'S Atrrus. AuB5
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumhia. holding Probate Court No. $50. Adr-In-
strzrion-Th:s is 70 give notics that the s1bS-ibe-
q the State q New York has chained from TIE
Probate CoyT1 q tks District q Ccl-mbs Letters
q administration % the esezse q Tcha Baboock
Eibo0rd late of the Distrct = C1uu1-a deceased.
Az pcrscns having claims against thc decsass5 are
hereby warned . exhibit TIE sane. With the
vouchers therenf legally authenticated % ire sub
STiber On q before TIE sTH DAY OF JANUARY
A d. 1910, otherwise they may by law be szc3uded
trom al benefit q said estate. Given under ny
hand his sth day u January, Is9. A. EMERSON
BABCOCH. Brighton Station, Rochests-, y 7.
Attest; SEAL JAMES TANNER. ResiSe- of
Wills for the Dlstyici q Columbia CleTk q ths
PROBATE CuuT1- T L JEFFORDS. AttoT3sy
alES
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COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER.
BROMIDE ENLARGING. Blue AND BLACK
trO1a patent p-l-ts; drawings and lants-n side;
commercial photographer
L. A FARNHAM. Es 2 - IN.
sseqSltn.EI
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READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On Eztcbs. diamonds. and jsEelrx
LOUIS ABRAHAAS
Bonded broker 50 Ninth - ~
Old Eoad, silver and pawn t6ets bo1gnt sor ezA
Scz-eod-H
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING.

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c. MOVED
E1A o-s; pAcking and shipping s specially.
Esgkef ExPEEsA ~ 4 E. ~, 'Phe8s Nae
- kzSI9
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN

GRANT RoAD-A T-ROOM HOUSE; LARGE
lot. cellar. porches; between Chevy Chase and
TsnnslytoWn CARS: SIS month A PAYNE. Ten
nzlly1OEn ssIRl.
FOR RENT-ON CANAL ROAD. EAST OF
Chain Brldse. rOoms II Little Falls Church
building. s. Apply IS 18th S. nv 5aS.f
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.
CASH REGISTERS.

We AKE AGENTS FOB TIE
AMERICAN Cash REGISTER
CARRYING A FULL LINE OF DETAIL-ApD-
ne TOTAL ADDING, COST, AtD SELLING
PRICE MACHINES. THEY ARE MADE By
ONLY CONCERN STANDING BETWEEN TIE
MERCHANT, PUBLIC AND A MONOPOLY.
GET QI2 PRICES AND SEE QVR !Soe NOD
tTH ST. NV PHONE MAIN &la
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MOVING AND STORING.

WIZ PAX MoRE7 VIZ STORE FOR &c A
losd. UNITED STATES STORAGE 90. Els-Esa
= sn = Ez Es4a kAh ~ ssskaN
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DOGS. CATS. BIRDS. &C.

SINGING CANARIES. PARROTS. DOGS.
foSas. piseoas rabbits guinea pigs. plant food
U tsx.os5EU u ~ is TsachsA sCENID's BIRD
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PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
Dizziness Just Now Really a
Blessing i'll Disguise.
BOND ISSUES BEING FL0ATEp

Permit of Undertaking..
Owing to Ability to Obtain Loans.
More Idle Cars. but 40 Alarm Is
Caused, as Holiday Season May BE
the Cause OF Falling on.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

Criminal Court No. I.
JUSTICE GOULD
Assignments fer Monday January Il ISO9-
United States IS. John Washington.
United States Eugene Ross.
United States vs.. John Clarke, Barney Smith, snd
Harry 2. Miller.
United States vs~rHsySood Graham
United States IS John Hill
United States IS Thomas Smith
ATT1igumenfS
Criminal COart No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
No. 5o5- Philes rs. Pacific Mutual Life InsuT-
ance Company: tine 70 submit motion for neE taN
extended
Equity Suit.
No 3oA Thomas H Pickford et a. u Henry
N. Talbot e. al TO enioin collection Of Judgment
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GRAPH0PHoNES AND PIANOS.

BIG BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY Used GRAPHIC
phoass; tia- dise reeo7ds &c; cylinder reooras
Se; Euzrzntsed ROBEKTS0Ns. LZ8 Th N.
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Criminal Coart No. 2. :

While you think OF II. telephone your
Want Ad- to The Washington Herald.
knd hil will be ssrt Ypu At tEert vpra
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
-EAFE IN NEW y, UNION STATION

LA NE0 INtDN SIAllgN.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EIERl OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUH e"
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
oEh TERMINAL. sd S1HEET NEW lUKk
: 80 g. Blner. Pullman parlcr
lss0 a. N. observation PGTioT. fiVc-h0TT train
Ng g. n Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car
W % a. n Diner and Pullman Parlcr Car
50 p. n Diner and Pullman Paror Car.
ssW p. n. Royal Limited AL i1ullu1aa. 5-noUr.
E1g D n Coaches 20 Philadelphia.
&c 2. H. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
~ ,. n CC2cEes 10 Philadelphia
'lx:l5 night. Sleepers 20 New f0rk.
- a. n SleepcTs 20 PhilGdelDhia & New TOrk
,AILANtiC ClEf. Doe. ga. fll15 4 u. 10
saS p n.
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DRESSMAKING.

MSS CORsON. I7D EUCLID ST: y Z REP.
eEencss; evening COWS designed: S33 per day: no
meals. e1cept lunch Phone Col. s2-m fsETt
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AUTOMOBILES.
PIANOS.

PIANO SALE-CLOSING OUT
Entire stock saG16ced- Fisher upright. SIS. GEO.
LAWRENCE. Sl5 G. Tuning. N-5 Tel. 44z0. jslo2t
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Circuit Court No. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No 1sz Stewart " STABLES et a.; leave T.
snend deciAsticG- Atto-nevs. J. D. WTIiau.s-E
q Thcsnas and Birney & Woodz-t-
No s5s5L Raymond - Lc-i. O-75c- fcr c1rrfS
sion 70 issae- Attorneys. L " Whsatley-A 5
Wo-thinEton.
Assignments for January Il, Isos:
No III HsrdenStein " Capital Trzct5on Cc--
sud G. 7. Dunlop.
No. is. KiUsOlviug ~ Ksrusr e 81 Atfo-pe-s
Tucker & KENYON End 2 s. Bziley-Hznilfou Col
bert Yukss & Hamilton
No. s.. Apple. administrator u Capitzl Inc
Ton CoDpsny- Attorneys, Leckie. Pult0a & Cox
r. r. PeTy & Son ard G. T. Dunlop
No. Is. johnson County Savings Bank - Men
Gel q al Attorneys. 7. L Je.f07dz-W h White.
No. ES. Sans - Butler q al. AtturnsyS szue
No. Al Same ~ RensbUrg. Attorneys sane.
Circuit Court No. 2
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 4ozA United States ex rel AIlisuu -
GE-1sld. &c; dsmuT- 70 anSEe- sustained and
pzyeTs u petition granted At.oEDevs Kzppler 4
8ieuinSt-E. 7. Sanford and ". R. Hsrr.
No. sSss. same Is zmei same. Attorneys
sane.
No. sssz. Sane vs. zns; sane. Attorneys.
samc.
No. 4ss8. Uaited States ez rel Mccoy v. sane;
szne. Attorneys. sane
No. sszSs United States ex re- Woodward IS.
slr1es SaIne- AtcorreFs s2I1a
No. se7G2 United States ex rei. Aubrey rs. szne,
sszse. Attoneys, sane
Nc. 1913 United States * re-. Harris IS sane;
sane Attorneys sane
No. 1914. United States ex rel Green e 81. -
sane. Attorneys. sane.
No. 5ns3 United States sx re- Adams st a.. u.
SINE. Attorneys. same
No. 5s5. United States ex rel Award ct a. IS.
ssms- Attorneys. same.
Assignment f0r January L. lSoe.
No 81 Mitchell Company Norfolk and Wash
fnEtOn Steamboat Company. Att0neys c l.
Simus-BroEue. Brosne L Peelle.
No. SO. Hawks Brown Ct al. Attoneys A.
s. WOr1hiuE1On-TuCkeT & Keuy0n.
No. Us. FOX vs.. LACY. Attorneys, P H. Mar
shall-WoR s Rosenberg.
No. 80. Quinn Is Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys H. E. Hanss and
Z. Il. Jsckson-J- J. Darlington.
No Isl. Corbin vs.. DsEsoh. Attorneys ". J.
Lambert and r. Il. Ycatnan-W. /. Ambsose.
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TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOVR- -

HVLH-
WEEK days 7aG A. u 70 II % o. M
Z5Z. $40. $50. Tlc - $40 80 30
$50. 1850. II 90 a. n. 90 noon fI1a5 10
IS, 1250. 80. 80. s3o. 40, ffss, $40. t5ss
,s-9, $50; '61e. UaO. no. 's19 1870. us
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. IN $50 q n
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE.
$40 a. m.. = % 3. n. -l2.i0 night.
PiTTSBURG. 's.l9 a. r.. ~, -sl0 ?, n. 'l253
CLEV ELAND. 's:l8 D n
COLUMBUS ss.9 ? m
WHEELING. 80 a n go n r.
MINCHEsTEk, fed9 a. u 4as $50 D n
FREDERICK. rsa0. rs.lg ss:l5 a n. 81 -. T416
f3z5 ?. n
HAGERSTOwN, 1910 .. n. 800 q Il
,,ANNAfoLlS- ii. $50 TILI5 noon T3-0 E-0
y 20. and IS % p. n
Daty Except Sunday gSundaT orfy
IELEPHONES e. al ths following TicEet o.
hoes- l4l4 q 81 Nv. Main Isl, 5l9 PGunsylFzIIiz
sFe Main %; NeT UIdou Statssa- Ticket 0lHce.
Main $50: Information Br1resu Nj, -
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Largest Morning Ciruulstiaa
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FOR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

loo LOTS zxpo FEET FREE
Three miles from District q Columbia Inc:
nearly nile of water front o1 Potomac River;
one given 70 each person for cost q tranzer-
ring; title guaranteed.
EAST RIVER VIEW LAND Co,
Att SIS 18th St Nv.
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WALL PAPER.

GIT READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
eslDats - yOur T7peT1lg and painting; samples
free leZzl scs-zatss coFers cr WORK val paper Sc
ID send postal 70 WI V MAHONEY. ss Ps
ave 'Phooe LEDc Ls1 zASt
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DECORATORS.

EASTERN DECORATING Co, iST FTH ST NV
Lowest prices: es.inatas fres; samples; WORT
nanship nrst-ciaSs. aim
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
Tno Norfhwe.t Rnrrrin.

Adjoin.ns; roosas and bath ozc6, n &. Pazl's
parish. H;h and Florida ave cost TO build 81 900
sell for $50; easy terms; ore vacant other rented
for $50 per month; Eood investment. See ne At
once.
J. L. ConweII,
ASH 81 Dth 81 ~
FOR sALE-sIx- ROOM OLD FRAME. LARGE
lot o. car Ens. In northwest fer SIS. Apply
81 Thirteenth 81 uE. asst
FOR sALE-E ST NV. MAR TWENTY.
third. 6-Foon briok. bath. $500 ezsy terms Ap-
piy sS ThiTtcenth 81 ~. jas-a
FOR sALE-ISs5 VERMONT AVE. NV, FINE
BRICK bone. al uodern improvements q. 80; Easy
terms. Apply - Thirteenth g. NJ asst
COBORED BUYER, ATTENTION.
FOR sALE-NiCE LITTLE FRAME DWELL
ing. TWeuty-secoGd 81. near 7 Eye 81 g 500 F:
easy terms. Apply sB Thirteenth 81 jasG
FOR sALE-A HOME FOR COLORED MAN OF
income. u 3 fue section q CSe1--ctoxa. price
$50; trust existi1E s. SEQ has ; ycau 70 run;
b4kncc, $50 doSn. SO per month: stories: hot
water heat: SIDE aley. Apply IS Thirteenth 81 nE.
jsS6
FOR SALE-INyEsTNENT; A PROPERTY II
55 Thirteenth 81. ~. jastf
FOR SALE-A SPLENDID FRAME HOME. II
fine oondition- on Q street. bscEs-n Thirty-third
and TatT-y fo1rth; bath. sde alley. dcep lot p-cs
81. 80. Apply IS Thirtseath - Nv asa
FOR sALE-A LARGE. sOLIDLY-BUIL HOME
L GeorsstoWr, tupresStTe sp2earzDcs; large lot
CT either SIDE. 70-h. frontage. 80 T. deep. II
you Srs looksng for handsome od horns. % which
two wing can be attached for apartment hocse
purposes. here's your ctanoe- Prce S5m Ouner
E1n e1change foT Sran investment p-upe~ties FREE
q tncumb-snoe- Apply 55 Thirteenth q ~. jas-tf
FOR sALE-l5E 18th ST. NV. CORNER or Q:
brick dwelling splendid ngiEho0-hood; SsT59; easy
terms. Apply 5S Iszh 81 ~ saSr
FOR SALE HOUSES. RENTING FOR tsSz A
year. for Es50. CAYWoOD & GARRETT. Isl
New York ave ASH
IN GEORGETOWN. GROON BRICK; FURNACE
hs1;: porcelain bath: ID 70 date {, even partica-
lar; 3eap 70 auick OuJvr L Z sHoEMAKER
AgrBt. se Issh 81 ~ Soz-a
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

DON'T Buy NEW ONES: BRING THE OLD
umbrellas 70 Es; make them Is good a. nsz; s;lR
umbrella foE g. n 4. PHILPITT. 90 It. ~
ocNn.Ws
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AdJoan.ns; rooSss and bath osch n 81. Psul's
Tsrish. B;h and Florida ave cost TO build 81 900:
sci Tor ND; easy terms; ore vacant other rented
for $50 Icr month; Sod investment. See ne At
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ASTROL0GY,

FIND YOUR LUCKY DAYS, YEARS. IMPoR-
tint CTcDtB Of life fr1m MME RITA aEroioQrF
palnist. card reader. B2 ah st. Nv uOkzn. usasos
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIc; :. d TO
P, u q lsTz 81 N.Y. Stea
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SPIRITUALISM.

PUBLIC CIRCLES HELD on MONDAY AND
Thursday svenilE1 a. O'Clock: pz1z1ts rszdtnn
daily. Sc Il 81. nv dsI&xE
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EXCELLENT APARTMENT, WELL SITUATED
n northwest; rent. sSo0o per yesy: trust, S55 600
az 81 pss cent Price sS oo
W. p. Lockwood, BIS 10th NV.
zle5s
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UMBRELLA EMPORIUM.
FURS.

SKINS TANNED AND, MOUNTED FOR RUG
EunE5 rsDOds.flz furs 70 latest Shapes 17 G
e. uv.i top A0or delsst
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26
Kentucky Kernels

Adjt Gen. Johnston has resigned
A. 3. Mum, Henderson, dies OF
cancer.
Clarence LeBus. president Equity
resigns
Frankfort plans s25 .OO0 sewer ex-
tension.
Three hundred bootlegging cases
at Jackson.
Guy H. Key. of Msyfield, killed Al
jacksonville, Fga.
DR.. ]. II. Baldwin, Louisville, new
state dental examiner.
1T. Mcclure, West Point, Ky, In
jured on car at Fulton.
Federation Women's clubs at Ow
ensboro, June 3, 10 IL.
Jack Mattingly arrested at Mayfielt
on whisky selling charge.
Traction line between Wincheste
and Sharpsburg promoted.
Charles Harris and Mamie Stevens
of Mayheld, wed at Fulton.
Louisville policemen must undergo
military physical examination.
Owensboro Republicans and Demo
Gratis may have joint primary.
Maggie Bowles, 20. Madisonvine
kills self after lovers quarrel
Frankfort adopts pure milk ordi
nance as result of Mrs. Cranes visit.
Sen. Bradley thinks civil service
employes are falsely registered from
Kentucky.
Suit at Frankfort to force the Bell
Jelllco Coal company in the hands o
a receiver.
Capt. Frank Ripy. quartermastei
Second regiment. made quartermas
ter U. S. c. V.
Rev. j. H. Hardin, Christian minis
ter, native OF Trimble county, dies al
Independence, Mo.
Mrs. Hale. of Hickory Grove
Graves county. takes overdose of moi
phine at Hopkinsville.
Louisville Saloonkeeper, who de
handed rebate when license was re-
voked. refused by court of appeals.
May Whey Lansing. Versailles
matron OF honor. Kentucky division
at Confederate reunion. Mary Field
Louisville, sponsor. Anna Lee Lump
kin, Owensboro. maid.
Kentucky Universalists elected the
Rev. c. w. Hilsren, Hopkinsyille
president; w. T. Davis. Fruit Hill
vice president; Maggie Davis. Crofton
secretary; Vida Barnett, Madison
vile. treasurer. Next meeting al
charleston, Hopkins county.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26
TOLERANCE COMMENDED.

"A reforming age is always fertile
of imposters," wrote Macaulay
HHched TO the star of every whole
some reform are the petty vendors
who have a prescription for every
outbreak Of popular folly. They are
the camp followers of the army.
Whatever OF tolerance is ascribed to
every good reform too often grows
out of this chorus. Perhaps it was
as a tribute to the activity of this
element that one disguised voter in a
western city laid down this epicedian
platform for all reformers: Make
II a crime to smile; close up all the
theaters; don't allow dancing, make
every one go to church for his soul
and to the cemetery for his recrea-
ton" Reform has its infancy and its
measles. One may smile and smile,
and be a reformer, and one may &c
to church without becoming intoler-
ant. The virtue which the world
wants Is undetermined and noble
hearted virtue. Statues are not CHS
led to little fault-fnders, though they
are raised often TO reformers OF a
larger cast. Deal mercifully with
the man beside you. for he. also. has
a hard battle to fight" Perhaps the
light he sees is as pure and clear to
him as yours to you.-Editorial in
Golfers for May 22.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26
AM uNFA1rHFuL oFFIcER.

The conviction of Sheriff Ship. of
Hamilton county, Tenn, and his dep
uties, of contempt of the federal
court, is significant only of the i'm
munity Of the federal court from
politics and private influence, and the
cold deliberateness of it's operations.
Sheriff Ship and HIS deputies had a
negro prisoner in the county jail at
Chattanooga. sentenced 10 be hanged
for rape. The prisoner, about whose
guilt there was considerable doubt
secured hearing In the federal court
and obtained a writ, which stayed the
sentence. He was hanged by a mob
the next night, and the sheriff and
his deputies, did nothing to interfere
with the mob
The sheriff was charged with con-
tempt of a federal process, and his
case has dragged into the supreme
court since 1905. He is now await
ing sentence. Sheriff Shipp is in a
position now to appreciate the re-
mark Of a Louisville police officer,
who was finally discharged after trial
IN the federal court for fraud and in
timidation in congressional cleo
tlon: That courts too cold blOoded
for me. l will never have anything
more to do with an election Of a con
gresham"
Sheriff Ship personally Is a pleas
ant man to meet, and socially stands
high in Chattanooga: but We have the
utmost contempt for an officer, who
Is too cowardly TO perform his duty,
and too avaricious to resign. when ne
knows it. Sheriff Ship was sworn
20 perform his duties and one Of them
is to protect prisoners under his
care from other malefactors, bent on
violating the law. regardless OF their
motive. II may be unpleasant to pro-
tect such a prisoner from a mob OF
ones friends, but the sheriff had
only the alternative of fighting the
mob or resigning. He did neither.
One may hesitate TO risk his life
protecting a prisoner; but that one
should have hesitated about accept
ing the responsibility and the emolu-
ments. Sheriff Ship wanted the sal
airy Of sheriff. and he received Il. He
didn't wish 70 do his duty, and be
didn't. The supreme court will now
relieve him OF some OF the salasv,
ahieh be didn't earn, or vii put hl1'
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Mr.. Editor:-For the sum of
cents can be bought sheets of fly
paper. With these four sheets. ever
in an Office can be caught and destroy
ed in two days 200 flies. These 200
flies, II allowed to live, would breed
in short space of time, 90 goo fies
query. Is it worth the time, trou.
bic and expense to thus stop tbs
breed OF 10000 flies?
There are at least 1000 people IN
this city who can AFFORD to spend this
amount just as an experiment. Sup
pose they should do so. There would
be 1000 900 less number Of flies &c
carry disease and filth in our city.
Why should we not organize and
do something of this kind?
L. p. p.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26
Announcement.

To the voters of MeCracken county:
/ take this method OF announcing
my candidacy for the Office OF Clerk
of the McCracken County Court.
Having been citizen OF the county
in Paducah for about 3S years, en-
gagged in business; and perhaps very
few citizens of the city and county
who do not know me personally or
otherwise, and are competent to
Judge whether ! am qualified to I'LL
this very important office. / shall
have more to say. / hope to see
personally every voter Of the county
before the election in November.
Your vote and influence will be ap-
preeiated. Subject to the endorse
ment OF the Republican party. II a
convention or primary be held.
J. X. BONDURANT.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26

Between those, who desire the
products OF European pauper labor
to be dumped in here free in compe-
tition with American labor. and
those. who desire a high tariff on
lumber and other raw materials to
protect their speculations. real Amer
lean protection Is having a hard
time. and its only champions are a
brave coterie of Republican senators
from the middle west.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-26

Miss Alice McMurry
Miss Emma Moore
Miss Mary Mason - Ia
Miss Maud Mason
Miss Agnes Nance
Miss LILLE orr
Miss Opal Payne
Miss Clemmie sullivan
Miss Mary Scholes
Miss Pearl Wsaast
Miss Lena Warc0rd
Miss 3euna Milkerson
Miss Beritah Wyatt
Prysrsburg, ny.
Miss Jewell Allison
Miss Mary Brown
Sednlin, Ky.
Miss Virginia Wheeler
Miss Beulah Howard
Miss Lula Mae Robins
Wingo, ny.
Miss Nellie Martin
Miss Eflie Stroup -
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in prison. 80 that he can understand
and appreciate the feelings Of help
less prisoner toward his keeper.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


The Sun is authorized 20 announce
the candidacy of Mr.. Thomas n.
Hazelip for police judge. city of
paducah. subject 20 the action of the
Republican party.
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Illinois solons have put a prohibit
tive rate on the importation of white
slaves TO Chicago.
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Personally appeared before me thls
April 2, 1909. r. d. MacMillen, bust
ness manager Of The Sun, who af-
firms that the above statement OF
the circulation OF The Sun for the
month OF March, 1909. Is true to the
best Of his knowledge ana belief.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken Co.
MY commission expires January
10, 1919.
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Adjt Gen. Johnston has resigned
A. 3. Num-. Henderson, dies o.
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The sun Editorial rooms. Phones
old. 337; new, 35s. Anyone hay-
ing news items please call above num-
bers.
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Daily Thought.

The best way to keep from doing
evil $ to learn to love the good.