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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-06

Musical Comedy Manager-Ilow
long is the piece now? Authorize
have stretched IL out as much as we
can, but il is still about an hour less
than standard length. Manager
Well. dash off tropical song about
Broadway. with dozen or so en-
cores.-Puck.
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Clothing as a Tonic" is the sub
ject of this article from the New
York Tribune:
Clothing. particularly new clothing,
Is a powerful mental aud moral tonic,
according TO medical specialist
quoted In The Outfitter of London.
The specialist says that shabby or i'll
fitting clothes are source of con
slant worry, which tends to take the
keener edge on the wits of the aver
age man. THE mere fact of being
smartly dressed" adds the doctor.
"is strong mental stimulant. and
the man who is shabby and knows u.
is often less capable than his we'll
dressed mental inferior" "All this, "
comments the Outhtter. "is very
comforting to the trade. and opens
out an alluring vista of the possibil-
tiles of the future when doctor tells
his patient that his nerves
are run down. and that be must get
a new suit at once or the result will
be serious. The trade will not then
be dependent on the capric ious
wealth.. On the contrary, II we have
a spell of bad weather the medical
profession will send a large humber
of patients to be treated by the cloth
ing cure"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-06

The Solid South received another
stunning blow when President Taft
made that speech about Ty Cobb
down In Georgia yesterday.
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THE COST OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Paducah's health officer, who must
be a physician, receives a salary
Of $50 the month for looking after
the sanitary interests OF the city.
without assuming the additional bur-
dens of fighting an epidemic In
most cities a special physician is APP
pointed and paid about $40 the day
TO handle smallpox epidemics, the
health officer not being expected to
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-06

In 1903 all maintenance and depreciation charged oens m
penses monthly Instead of being partly
charge in December that true MAJ
be made now nreson,
ude
vision for depreciation which December 1eos T 80
pended portion provision
months 1903 $9277 counted as nors I'm, so
a repacements 1880 ''' -
-. '-f-r r--- CHARLES q DnBOIsr C.uuntroalor
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Daily Thought.

Conviction. were il never so ex-
cellent, is worthless till it convert
itself into conduct.-Carlyle.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-06

YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT.
Every dose makes you feel better. Lax
Fos keeps your whole insidcs right
Sold on the Money-Back plan every
wheru. Price soc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-06

~ IT'S ONLY HEADACHE.
Why corueiison's Headache Liver nm.
VIII cure that 10 cents. Guaranteed
hV all dTugEtHts
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kins. Felix ST. John, Frank Donovan,
Or. Dismukes. vi
Paducah Wonan's Poem In Midland
Review.
The autumn number of the Md
land Quarterly and Review has just
been issued from The sun job rooms
and is a most attractiye.y gotten up
magazine both as TO the table Of
contents and to its pretty Autumn
dress of harmonizing shades Of yell
low and brown. The Rev Father
George VI. Conner. of Paducah, and
John NJ. .Cooney are the editors and
managers, with Offices at Paducah
and greensboro.
Among the clever contributions Is
poem. columbus" written by Mrs
Katherine Mohan Dorian. of this
city. II Is beautiful tribute to
Americas dscoverer and p in Mrs.
Dorian's happiest poetic vein.
jefferson school League.
The Jefferson School league held
meeting Friday afternoon at the
school building. The attendance
was large and there was deep interest
evinced in the future OF the league.
superintendent J. A. Carnagey ad-
dressed the league. also Professor j.
r. Ross. principal OF the school. and
some Of the other teachers. Mrs.
Gus Smith. president OF the league,
told of the good work done by such
leagues I'm western cities, some of
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-11-06
STATE PRESS.
sssssssssssss
Robbins for Governor.

During the past few weeks there
has been in progress a feeling that
indicates that the Democracy of the
state is on the still hunt for a suit
able cand date for governor at the
ensuing gubernatorial election. In a
manner that Is unknown to us the
name of Judge Joseph Il. Robbins has
been connected with the candidacy.
and IL is quite certain that a better
selection could not have been made
Judge Robbins is one OF the states
leading citizens and Is ranked among
our best jurists, and Is a gentleman
against whom there cannot be brought
any charge that will tend to weaken
The splendid chance We have for sue
cess. lie has been leader in the
Democratic party for many years.
and would undoubtedly add strength
fact that west Kentuckg1 knows that
in the person of Judge Robbins il
can offer to the Democracy of the
state a man who Is In all respects
worthy and competent IL Is nothing
but fairness that we west Kentucky
Democrats demand recognition at the
hands of the party. True, in the dis
tributiOn of the office in the past sew
eral minor Offices have been allotted
TO us, but west Kentucky has always
been the bulwark of Democratic
strength, saving the state for Democ-
racy many times. and we are en-
titled to recognition.-Car County
News.
The verdict of the People.
The result of Tuesdays election is
now a part OF the political history OF
Galloway county. and the conditions
which brought about the revolution
must of necessity be relegated into
oblivion.
IL was not the success of one politi-
cal party over another political party;
1t was net a rebuke administered to
men. but a rebuke administered to
machine; IL was the registration OF
the determination of the many as
opposed 10 the determination of the
few; IL was not victory because of
unclean men, but victory because
of corrupt methods; 1t was the adj
ministratlon of a drastic remedy TO
destroy the cancerous growth that
was gnawing at the very vitals of the
rights OF the people and sapping their
life blood. II was the incislon of the
surgeons knife and II was necessary
to cut Clean and probe deep to re-
move the cause of the malady. II
was a fuliillment of the doctrine that
10 spare the rod was to spoil the
child. and the punishment was not
with malice or hate or
envy.
These necessities were imposed by
machine methods, placed in motion
by partisans whom we do not believe
weighed with due consideration the
magnitude OF their injustices nor the
final result. Apparently drunken with
success, reason dethroned, they OPEN
ly and boldly marched through a
bloody Slaughter pen into an open
grave.
District Committeeman Berry, to
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which she had visited during her re-
cent stay out there.
Ii had been announced that the
school room which brought the larg-
est number of mothers TO the meet
ing should be given prize In the
way of banner to mark the room.
Miss Singleton's room was successful
by r majority of one. There were
80 mothers present. Tea and waters
were served during the afternoon.
Belmont Alumnae.
The first fall meeting of the Bel
mont Alumnae association was held
Thursday afternoon in the parlors OF
the college. Encouraging reports OF
the last years work were given. The
scholarship fund. which last year was
the object of the association, was
found TO have increased very mater
tally. The plans for the coming year
were discussed and arrangements
were made to Increase this fund. This
association will give n twilight tea
next Monday afternoon in the park
of the college.
After the business session Miss
Hood and Miss Heron served tempt
ing refreshments-N Nashville Banner
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WEEK IN SOCIETY

Continued From Page Three.)
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ihtitdrt - i"uN
Personally appeared before me this
5th day of November, 1909, II. ID.
MacMillen. business manager of The
Sun, who affirms that the above state
ment of the circulation of The Sun
for the month of October, 1909, is
knowledge.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken Co.
My commission expires January 10,
1912.
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Out-of-Town Weddings 81 Interest
Here.

Miss Nellie Wyatt and Mr.. J. y.
Jones. OF Paducah. will be married
sunday at jackson. Tenn. where
they went TO have a quiet wedding.
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The marrlagf OF Miss Mamie Behe
stowe and Mr.. James Richard Caudle
viii take place on Tuesday evening
at S O'Clock az the home of the bride
near Hopklnsv'lle. The Rev. Mr..
Kirksley. OF Hopklnsvslle. will Off
cate. The ceremony will be solemn
lied at Prince nm" the country
home OF Miss stowe. and a wedding
reception will follow AT the home Of
Mr.. Caud'e. The ceremony will be
quiet.
Miss Stowe has visited Mrs. Mar
shall Pury car. of Paducah. frequently
and has many friends mere.
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coon STATEMENT
The American Telephone and Telegraph
ending

Sin 1909 all maintenance and depreciation
monthly instead
December heretofore
be
of
which in December. 1908
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Miss L.lllc Mae Warllc. OF Lexing-
ton. and Mr.. Benjamin Franklin
Schernius will be married on We'd
nosday. The wedding will be a quiet
home affair. Miss Wardle Is popu-
lar young woman of lexington. Mr..
Scherfiius Is a state pure food in
spector for the Kentucky state ox-
pertinent station and has made fire.
quent trips To Paducah. His home Is
in Lynnville. Graves county. After
the ceremony the couple will visit
Lgnnyille on their wedding trip.
signs OF the Times.
At about stated intervals the fash
ion notes says "the rate" switches
and the ''psyuhes" must go
About the tine that the society
womau--Nho follows this WIN a.
the wisp" of fashion. concludes TO try
her hair with the rat of and a few
puffs less the big hats come In and
simply envelope those who would like
TO do away with them.
N-"'h NV Nht - WINS NdN'h w
New York and the teachers of various
schools are dong all they can to in
iluence the girls to appear with their
own bra'ds and so without the
store" hair.
The following clipping from the
New York World will show how the
young women took the mandate from
their teachers:
Following the war on rats. puffs.
psgrhcs and corsets by Miss Kate T..
Turner, the assistant principal of
Erasmus Hall High school. and by
Miss Katherine ID. Campbell, the
gymnasium instructor. nearly two
thirds OF the goods who have their
class-rooms In the cottages in the
rear of tho main building appeared
minus their head dresses. They had
neither rats. puffs, switches nor
psyches. Some looked as IL what
ever hair they had before they,
donned rats had fallen out. for these
seemed nearing badness.
The giils wore their hair in neat
little braids covered by large bows.
WELL said a pretty young miss,
who was almost in tears, 1--WE have
the consolation that there are not
any boys in the class to see us. The
instant | go home | am going to put
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
Por los msndisos
Acuerdos de Ia Junta

En la ultima Junta celcbrada. Sc to-
maron los acuerdos siguientes
AL proponer la sonora Presidents
que Sc procediera nuevas elecciones
para renovar los cargos, Sc acordt
por aclamaci6n que continuase la Di
rectiva actual eierciendo durante el
nuevO afiO.
Publican una expresiva carta del Sc
nor Alcalde la Presidenta de esta
Sociedad sobre destino del producto
de un bale del pr6ximo Carnaval.
Celebrar una reunion ell pr6ximo
vierncs por la noche en- ell Ateneo, pa
ra preparar el mejor exito de dicho
bale.
La Comisi6n organizadora del pro
grama para las proximas ficstas del
Carnaval, ha designado cl jueves Is
de Febrero, para que tenga lugar el
Gran Bale de Carload, cuyo produc-
to liquido Sc destina la INSTITUTION
lie Mendigos la Liga Anti Tubercu
losa de Puerto Rico.
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De Guayana
JUICIOS POR JURADOs

En- esta Corte de Distrito, Sc veran
Ell el mes de Febrero, los siguientes
juicios criminales:
Mercedes Rodriguez vazquez, tenta.
tiva de violacion.4
Rafael Camacho, violacion.
Jose vazquez Borges, seduction. ).
Rafael J. Brenes, seduction.
Bernardo Pilot otro. violacion.
Ignacio Roso. seduction.
Agustin Negr6n, atentado contra la
vida.
Emilio Figueroa, delito contra ma
tura.
Marcelino Diaz y otros, por escala
mientO.
c. Rivera y L. Bonilla, por hurto
mayor.
Vicente Carrasquillo, por infracci6n
al articulo 43S del C6digo Penal.
p Delfin Guzman, por perjurio.
Evangelista Prats y otro, por escala.
miento en- primer gradO.
I Tiburcio Diaz, por perjurio.
Felipe Rivera, atentadO contra la
vida.
Hp6lito Ortiz, por mutilacion.
Eduardo Rivera, atentado contra la
vida
Eduardo Cap6, atentado contra la
vida.
Francisco Cividanes. atentado con
ira la vida.
f. Capo y +. Cividanes, atentado
contra la vida.
G. Abadia NJ. Porrata, incendio
malicioso.
Ramon Pilot, incendio malicioso.
Manuel Hernandez, asesinato en- Sc
gundo grado.
Marcelino Cintron, incendio malicio-
so.
Eladio Lassalle, asesinato.
Juan de la Paz, asesinato en- primer
grado.
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Descanse en- paz

De la Habaaa nos Hega una friste
noticia en- ea iiltimo oMreO.
Ell diecinneve del pasado Enero IN
muerto ALI, victama de agesda dolen-
cia, ei oonocido joven puertorriqnenA
don Julio Hernandez Charbonier, per-
& una distinguiGfa familia de
esta capdtal.
Contrajo ell senor Hernandez EN- Pa
mama, La dolencia que le ha llevado ~
sepnlcro. Fue 4 la Habana, buscan10
reposo, ALI ha dejado de ex'stlr en-
plena iuventud cnando mas amplls
horazonte lie ofrecia a porvenlr.
Descanse en- la par del Senior Ell ma-
logrado loven, y reciba su distmgsild&
fam1lia La expression de nuestro peSa---
me
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
Las Iest3 carpaVa|escS

III Comit6 de Ia N0che Veneciana Sc
rcuni6 el sabado en- el "Uni6n Club,
y el Snb-Comite encargadO de la ilu-
minaci6n y decoration di6 cuenta de
haber cOnseguido que el Comodoro pro.
metiera su influyente apoyO para el
mayor lucimicntO dc In fiesta.
La Estaci6n Naval y ei muelle Sc
ran csplendidamcnte iluminados, pro-
yectando sus focos sobre la bahia el
Algonquin y la Draga. Todos los
barcos apareceran iluminados.
LA compania de Luz Electrica sc
encargara de la iluminaci6n de Ia Ma
rina.
III ComisionadO Grahame ha prone
tido su yaiosa cooperation para que
Ia Marina prcscnte un hermoso golpe
de vista con apropiadas decoraciones.
IIabra dos bandas de musica, la del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico y la de la
Policia Insular. Una en- Ia Marina y
la Otra en- medic de la bahia, para ami
mar con sus escogidOs repertOrios la
batalla de confettis y papeliliOs que
tcndra lugar en- las embarcaciOnes, y
los fuegOs artificiales que sc quemaran
en- la Marina.
Sc permitiran instrumentOs de cuer-
da dentro de las lanchas y bOtes- Pa
ra las lanchas y botes mejOr adOrnadas
habra premios de 25, Is y 10 dollars.
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Jose n. L0mba

Despuss de una temporada de ocbo
meses, que ha estado ausente de Pto.
Rico, regresa hoy en- el correo frar'--
c6s oMontreal,n nnestro querido COM
pailero y amigo Jose Ma. Lomba, que
tiene en- esta casa tantos afectOs con-
qumtados tantas amistades y rela--
clones en- toda la Isla.
Nuestros lectores han tenido, como
nosotros, la prueba de la entranable ali
nidad que une los hombres del BO-
LETIN con ell companero que regresa.
Srs impresiones de viaje, siempre ame-
mas { inteesantes, han sido para nos
otros; el BOLETIN las ha pubiicado,
honrandose con clio.
Pepe Bloma vbene solo. Deja en-
Espaila su distinguida esposa Y q
sls niilos encantadores, y vuelve al
terreno de srls actividades, de s'ls fe-
cundas iniciativas, Ia terra de In que
ha hecho una seg,nda patria con la ju
ventud eapiritnal que prestan los dias
viv.dos en- la coble terra que nos vi6
na"er.
A recibirle fueron numerosOs ami
COS, sus fntimos, mnchos, y, entire ellos,
nOsotros
Sea bien veni1O. Y los innumera-
Hbles saludos que recibe, una el afec--
tuoso sincere del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
n jjuiiciio De Madonaao
HOMICIDE vOLUNTARIO

Sc ha vistO en- Arecibo, la vista pii
blica del juicio contra Felix Maldona-
do, acusado de asesinato en- Ia perso
ma de Alfonso Maldonado.
Ell fiscal solicit6 un veredicto dc
culpabilidad. FL Jurado di6 uD we're
dicto de culpable en- delito de homi
cidiO voluntariO.
NumerOso p1blicO presenci6 los de
bates del juicio.
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De Mayaguez
La fiesta de Il Candelaria

Han empezado con gran lucimiento
las fiestas de la Candelaria.
FL programa es attractive; hay dia-
mas, reparto de limosnas, retreats, fuc-
gos artificiales, bales y fiesta rehgiosa
FL Casino y ell Centre Espaiiol, con
motive de las fiestas, esplen-
didos bales.
Los bomberos preparan un gran 81
mulacro, frente la plaza de Colon.
Hoy. con motive de ser Ia Candela-
ria, la patrona de la eiudad, FL cncrro
de la policia insnlar yestirs su nnexo
uniforme.
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La legislature

Sc han leido en- la Camara de De
lcgados. los pro.cctos de ley que 8
continuation publicamos.
II. de la c. 81: Por los seIiores Ire
Hes, Arrillaga y Vivoni. "Proveyendc
10 necesario para construir I'm edifi-
cio para escuela graduada en- el pue.
bio de Rinc6n.
y. de la G. 81: Por el senior do
miDguez Gomez: Para que los macs
trs eontratados no sc les dcscuente Dc
ssss haberes por Intermediates
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-02
De Carnuv

HemOs sidO invitadOs las Confe-
rencias y ejercicios escolares, que sc
celebraran en- Camuy el 6 del corrien-
te, pOr los maestros del Distrito.
Dichos ejercicios tendrAn lugar en-
la escuela graduada "JosG Julian Acos
ta".
Los profesores que tomaran partc
en- dichos actOs, son los siguientes:
Don Lorenzo Coballes, dona Maria
I.uisa Echandia, don Eugenio +. San
tom. don Vicente MILAN, don Jose Es
tela, don Felix Vazqrez, don Manuel
Acevedo, don Jose Olan don Civano
II. Miranda, don f. M. Carvier, don F.
Mercado don Manuel Badfa.
Las escueias gradnadas y ruraies
con sus bandcras y estandartes, par
tiendo de la escuela graduada, reco-
rreran algunas GALES de Ia poblacaon-
Tambien bajo Ia direction del STU
pervisor Principal, Sc verificara un
meeting, para tratar de La fundacl6n
!e una Biblioteca Escolar y PGbliea.
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En- la Canaara

aver J8Iuc 30 hiAO CofSo nc - PAD
sidencia de Ia C&mara el licenciado Sc
nor Jose de Diego. Pasado lista con-
testaron % delegados y 4 las As No
comenz6 la session.
I'll delegado senior Caballero presen-
to la siguicnte petici6n que ser& tras-
ladada al ComisiOnado de lnstruc-
ci6n.
Solicitar del honorable Comisiona-
do de Educaci6n que sc sirva infor-
mar s0bre el estado de la casa-eseaie-
In de San Juan, mum. y enviar, va
originates, va en- copias, los sig,nen-
tes antecedentes:
(D Plano de la obra y especial
mente el de las fundaciones.
(2) Cantidad por la que fue SAGA
da 4 remate presupuesto y costO to-
tai Elective de la obra.
(3) Modifcaciones de los pliegos,
81 las han habidO, v aumento q disml-
nuci6n del costo de Ia obra, como con-
secuencia de tales modificaciones.
(4) Nombres de los inspectores que
han tenido 4 cargo esta obra; y por
dltimo que olga.
(O Declaraciones de dichOs inspec-
torres sobre la clase de terreno encon-
trado en- el subs,lelO, para el calcu-
10 de las fundaciones. Pasan 4 las CO.
misiones las otras solicitudes con que
da cuenta ell secretario Y Sc entra en-
ell orden del dfa.
Ell seiior Diaz Navarro dice que ha-
bia solicitado quedase sobre la mesa
su proyecto de ley mum. respecto del
y que solicita sea inclui-
do en- la orden del dfa de hoy y asi
se acuerda.
viene discussion el informe del CO.
mite de legislation al proyecto del Sc
nor Benitez Castanos, referente que
prevalezca en- la Interpretation de las
lcyes ell texto espanol al ingles y sc
ha introducido una enmienda:
oQue cuando las leyes sean origi-
narias de la Camara, prevalezca ell
texto castellano, y el ingies, clando
scan procedentes del Consej jo.y
Combaten La enmienda de la comi-
sion, los senores Benitez Castanos, Ca
males y Llorens Torres 10 sostienen
los senores Diaz Navarro, de Diego,
Coll Cuchi, Matienzo Cintron y AcE
ia. Ell espeakerp senior de Diego de-
ia la presidencia al licenciado Hermi-
MO Diaz Navarro, y presenta una mo-
ci6n.
Que pase 4 la comisi6n otra yez pa
ra que Sc considere una nueva en-
mienda en- ell sentido de que sirva de
tcxto legal, en- los casos de duda, el
original firmado por ell gobernador,
que las leyes ordginarias
de la Camara sean firmadas por este
en- ell expresado idioma las del Con-
sejo en- ingles.
Sc aprueba La proposition con el
voto en- contra del sefor Canales.
Queda para mahana ell proyecto de
ley mum. l del senor Diaz Navarro.
ePara enmendar dejar sin efecto
los Reglamentos dados por el departa-
mente de instruction, que figuran en-
La compilation de leyes escolares, he
chas e impresas por sus 6rdenes en-
primero de Abril de 1904 para otros
fines - q causa de 10 avanzadO de Ia
h0ra.
A las 6.15 Sc srspende la session pa
ra hoy, las de La tarde.