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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31
ltnnDthiae Auircanua.

Su unn6tbtger @eiie tuurOe Qeitecn
4beno gesen Sebn ll6r Die Polt3ct
burd etnen 4ugsiteIlten Der Starr
qianp Co., go. 139 Qeit 4. Stra5e,
alarmirt. Der noh aasin in bem 9cs
bduoe arbeitete. Der 8etreffenee
slaubte Elm psrodhtiees 9erduid ee=
bort gu baben, uno in bem 8lauben,
pab Iich ginbreher in oem Gebdupc
6efGnpen, tslepbonirte er an Die Cen
tralitution. Detettip BRETON uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31
gafers8 8eianaperein.

Der gGter 8sTanqosrein Oeranz
italtet am SamItaa, 2. April, in 5er
Central 1urnboas cine 4benbunterz
baItung, Der ii6 Elm gemutbIihe3
3an3trdns6en arihlisBsn tpiro. Ter
8erein bat unter Qsitung ieines 0iriz
qentsn 5srrn QI6ert 9eper tii6tig gss
iibt urb uerTpridt ietnen WitgIisoern
uno 8GItsn sinen gsuuBrei6eu 4beno.
Solgenbes Yrogramm geIon8t 5u-
9urdfubrung:
vgsreiusgrub" guhr
gGder s0efan9oeretn.
Solo: .5eimpsb" JIiersb1A
5err 8. Stidner.
Al .Stdnodsn" Q5t
b .5sitsr, mein liebss atnb" Srtb
gdders s9sIangpsrsin.
Soloissne: .Utuiitus anorbel".
Serr W. 9rau.
GoupIst rOas gstt".
Ssrr :. Ususlter.
a. rSsiratbssdIppp" aunb:
E~SadpeIHa, Het SfdHDt aTelIleI
8Gders0e eiungpsretH.
5umortitiide S3ens: Der iiioii6c
Rstrut uno Der grer3iermeiiter".
corporal - 5srr Gug. D0lfls.
Rstrut -- Serr Grip giusQer.
.9aiItIaber Sdesrmarid" Soi6a!
9ddsre e9sIangperein.
Cine Sdnssrlpipps ODER Der Reinfal
auf bsm gabnbof". arrangirt Don
albert 9epsr.
2sbmann - Serr ). 8renner.
0eHen 5rau - 5err +. WlusGer.
Griter Sdnger-5srr Gua. WOlfls
3psiter Sdnser - 9srr Dm. Din:
telQter.
9rittsr SGngsr - 5srr g. Roggs
9isrtsr Sdngsr - 6err W. 9ruu
Gelner 5srr Ghas. Tol3er.
uno gdterz 8eidnqperein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31
Mms ben 0eribtsbDfen.


Uidr0 UfcO1u fplu Don NW. ~
Wc9ia aeifieotn isin, neil CT lie uno
ihrs stpei ainber DOR ms6r als dat
Sa6rsr i'm Stih gsldHtn bat. Dds
gudr bsiratbete i'm Sabre 1878.
qnnd RoebI bat ibrsn 0atten Ghas.
I. Rosbl alias gldrt uuf SGeioung
psrtld9t. Sic muht Ii. u. gelteno,
bdb er iie isit oyubrsn in Ter brutal
fen Wsiis mibbduoelt bat, 10 bdB 'ie
ibn am 7. apriI 1909 OerlaFeu mug
is. Ginmdl Idlug sr iie nit sirem
Stiefel su gooen, elm dnoeres Uldl
brahte er ihr cine StitspunDe in DER
rstttn Seits bsi unb einmal feuerte 'r
isinsn RepoIpsr auf ite db, bod ging
Der Shub glidli4errpsiIe febl. gum
Sdlub bebauptet iis. buB Der 9srs
tloate, Der in Repport Elm Ddnoels
biloer 5beater bstr.ibt. ieit Quguit
1909 nit elmer getpiFsu Cora 1peii.l
in go. 1923 9ine StraBe in tpiIocr
G6e lsbe.
Gus. gpnno. ein gaieballipielsr.
Der BEL Der @eitsrn 2igd angeitslIt 1T,
srtanst. cine Steioung bon Ieiner
Satin 9ats 8ouno, nit Der sr iih I'M
5abre 1907 perbeirdtbets. sic per@
lisB i'm I'm Roper6er 1909 uuo ioll
i.bt untsr oem Numen pint Ran
moro" in Der SalbpsIt cine Role ipies
len.
Qnna 6. 9reuIih puroe tpegsr
Rittperiorgung Don Jobn 8reuIi6
otIdisDen. Die 9eiosu 9siratbeten i'm
Sabre 1896.
Nus bemIslben Grunbs srlungte
9ottis Ddpis cine Steiouug BON J.
6. Dapis. siHem QnssitslIteH Osrpuls
man Gar 60.
Btgsn Ri6tOsriorsuHs tpuroen
nod Warearetbe 'SeFup BON Gbds. 3.
.EiIup, Sennie DiIeor DON sbos
Wilcor unp Wdrtbd Roopa uon Gas
J. Roooa 9sitisoen.
ga hlab @ neH.
Ireb. 6. Ssmmerbing 1T RuhIaB'
psrpaltsr BON aouis 3eits; periOno;
lien $4,000.
Sobn o. Campbell iit Ratldbper'
matter pon Salon 6. gitIep; psrior
nalien 500, Gjrunoeigentbum $24O0
selsn g. 80. 2iitlsr lit RahIaB'
peripu!tsrin BON 8ittor 6. Jifhler
Yerionalisn $50.
Wm. 4rina III 5eitlmsntspoaitrat
der BON gbriitian 9osuapein; periot
nalisn $500, 9runbeiasntbum 5000.
Ter psrionlihe QahlaB oes Sohr
6ermann 5dul.sr betrG1t $333.1S
osrieniae oss gtoam Deter $3031 OF
oerisnige Der Wldrta 2ampe $29.
| 800. eerienise Der Gliaabs.b Burs
| Ter $500; oerisnise bes gsonurl
| sdpn $443.25 otrienige bss JohI
u. Saresnt S1520.32.
0erf6ieoenes.
| Sn Der alase bes 5enrp g. Rinn
insldno aesen emma Simpior tpur
be elm 9srbitt Su 9uniten Der gsBtt
rem abseSeben.
anna 5orb srlanste Elm 9sroit
iibsr $500 sssen bic Staot Ginein
natl.
SH Der 0dterihdftstlaae Der Wan
Gle 0r.iner sesen Soiepb Ginisa,
tpuroe Der 2sBtere freiaeiproden.
Willis 8. Beige erlangte elm Bet
| bitt iibsr $491 aessn Carl o. Craig.
Milbtlm Wc9uire tlasts cine for
beruns iibtr $1427 20 seser Die 8. I
5o3sR 60. elm.
StaatsdHtpalt 5uHt bat Soiep
lepi. Der lsinsr;eit $1,000 8iirsItdi
fir ben Der 9isamie angeilaoten ghoi
8. Wiabuos seitslIt bat. auf 3dblun
bes getroe.s psrtlast. neil WiGbuf
iransoiiihsn abihiso stnommeH bat
auf @runo erlittsner 0erlsBungs
ftrsnats Jbeooors 9rsoerlop str
aIngs iiber $500 sesen bic ainsRc
fine FOOL 60. an.
4urelins o. 5uttls bat DEN y
. sSohn ". aine spessu angeblih fulifs
/ Nebanbluna tines 9einbrud3s al
. 3nbluns pon $500 peril0st.
Il Die Greo. Ruepins qeather 81
/ ilogte cine iorhsrung iiber SELLS
eesen SaeOb gllin elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31
Sabilla 3irfcl.

Die Gumen pom Sabina 3irfel
Iino singeIooen, iih sur nahiteu Der.
fammIung. bic an 5reitas, l. 4prtl,
Raanlittors itattfinoet, redt 5ahlreih
ein3uTinben. Gs barrt ibrer Elm gang
beipnoerer 8enuB, oenu 5err grnit
Irop piro ben 5erridaften etnengprs
trag uber .4Iaata" balten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31
AnsreiRer erwiift.

2tuf GrIud2n Der 8e1Drbeu Dor
gittsburg purbe geitern Der II Sabrs
dite 2oui8 Drummer in Dem 9ault
Ro. 133 Weit 5. Strabe Oerbaftet
Der 9urihe III Dor etntgeu 5aeea
ieinen Gltern Durdgebraunt unp mira
bier in Saft gebalten peroeu, bis
4apa 9unmer ihn abhoIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31

eonasrt fir IlaDisr unb Or4sftsr'
8a88 GinfonissGa Wo3att's &on7
3ert SO. A fir 8sige uno Oraeltsr'
Die mitlpirfenben Utitglisoer Der 61z
fultGt limb bic 0erren 1rsbertt ).
SoFfmann, 6enri grn un0 0'9nor
9poneo Gorno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31
Kius benz YoliseiseridJf.

Dnabe por Reti Isb Ri6ter 8obe
geitern In benz Sall pon Wa!ter Z.
Belt BON Rihmonb, ga, eraehen.
Delt mar, ipie ausfiibrlid3 in oisisn
Gpclien btrihtst, porgeiirn 4tsno
NIT fsiner Satin perbaftet lporoen,
neil tr inn ll.bermutb isiuen RerolDsr
metrfact In bic Cuff ubgeihoftn bats
IL. Da Der 0erbaFiets geItern isbr
reumiittia mar unb um otm iungtn
pdare, hos iih auf Der 5ohssttsrstie
befinbst, pi, Jlittsrpohtn niht gu
petxrbsn. lisb Riftsr 8ooe Belt NIT
Der 8e3ahlurg Der aoiten Duuontoms
ussn, fpGbrsno bic iunss 6rau frsisss
fproden ipuroe.
Grsgolisifi gbtparo 8idmann tuurs
be inter Der aniIogs oes Ial6enoiebs
jiabls ben Grobssi1porenen IbsrIDiss
fen. Gsine 8iirsihaft purbe uui
$4,000 ftfteeieBt uno oa CT tsinengurs
cen dilftreiben tonnte. rpuroe tr mad
efm GountpssfdngniB aebra6t.
sytir ssraums 3sii murben eharlss
earle unb 5oispb Uiabsr unihdolifl
semaht. Die 9urfhtn haittn iih fir
alsenttn elmer Stem yorier 3siti6rifi
ousQeoeben uno Qbonnsnien
uasiirIih unisr goraus sbssubluns bss
abonremsnis seiammsli. Sbre Opftr
iporen ousfhlkblih Grausn. otnsn IL
bds Gelb nbnabuen, iHosm iie ibner
ipsribpclle pr1mien nebsn Der 3eitunl
in Musiiht itslten. Vatiirlid !amtr
ipebsr bic 3eitung nod bic pramitn
Carrie ola Der 6nuptidtpinbltr pure,
an 60 1aeen Arbsitsbaus uno 500
0slbiiroIe peruribeilt. ipdtrenb Waber
nit 80 zosen 4rbeitsbaus unb S10f
Gslbfirofs baponiam.
Die griibsr Sobn unb Benjamin
6oiparb ipurbsn pom Rihtsr Bob
aiasnkisn, ibrer Wuiter is s. PR
Nso6e su sablsn. Die beibsn 8urid.r
bobtn nahfpsisIib felt ausuft pori'
asn 5abrss ibr<r Butter ouA nihi si
Hen Gent ssesbtn. obIpobl lie BEL ibl
ipohnsH unb iid aud bon ibr betOfti
cen icntH.
aobn gbsI, anssblid Ropor bon
Napton, Tenn. Ipurbe tpssen 5raseni
c<rborgener maIitH su $25 uno 30
fen bsrurthil.. Der 4ngefiogt
sldn5te bur1 ablpeienbsit. bate iid
isboh i1riftIih itulbis ertlirt uni
elm G<ihGFssfreunb Abels bt3dblie bi
Etrofssloer. 4bel mar ptrbaftst nor
ben. neil q Elm mdhtiees Shisbeifsl
NIT iiG trus.
Jobn DinaIer. pon 30. 120 Glot
Gtrobe. pnrbe ipeeen MiBbonblunI
ucn 1rdu unb ainb 3u $50 gsibItraF
peraftkilt. Gr bate am DienIta
Abenh isine Oattin NIT sinem Repcl
pey tebrobi, 10 bob bic arme Jrau mi
ibrsm Eduslins auf bic Strobe &C
ila9tet mar. 6isr traf iis bic pcHji
fisx Qubr uRb Groufe. In oertn Be
gIeitung Tie nah ibrer Mobnung 3a
ra4stbfte. Dineler Deigsrie iih. bi
xtiin 5u Gffnkn unb bikftlbt mubi
non ben Heomten mityepoIt gsfprsns
nefhen, iporauf iitDinsler otrbofifter
Gin Mepolper ipurnt In hfr Wobnun
osfunhen, ober bitDatrontn tporen bo
rans sntFfrni norbsn uno lngen nu
bsx Grbe.
q. 3 - - q q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31

Der Gorbige Grant QosGn. ponRo.
512 Smith Sirobe. srlas seittrn i'm
itGbtiiHen 6cfpiioI ben Wfrlebunstn.
bic e. porgsiitrn bapoasetragen battle.
oIs er in fsiHer mobnuns sine areppe
btrdbeefnlitn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31
GplIeae OF W,uiif.

Guberoroentlidh intereHunt Der.
fprift bas JdtultGtston5ert oes Col
less Of Ruiic am beutigen Qbeno i'm
Ooeon Su fperbsn. 0as prosrdmm
enthdli unter anberem 8dt's 6 Dur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31

Der 5rduenperetH Der Grtttea
Deutineu prot. 8emeinDe (BaftDr 8.
Sdfner) peraHfaltet uHter Diit6Ulfe
oes airhenratbes an n1nlteu Cans
tao. ben ?. April. 4benDs Il llbr, eia
Feines Guhrsz unb 500@S piel in os.
armprp 6alIs on freeman unn 4rs
morn gpenue unb ldoet oa3u freunDs
libft Elm. Cine Wtenge ih0ner preiie
tomnRn 3ur 8ertbeilun8. Sin geniib.
reicher Mbeno itebt AlIen bepor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-31

mebrere Polt3tIten puroen dbeeianot
uno our4iuhten oas Saus, obne u
bod aud nur Die geringite Spur zines
Gtnbre6ers finoen 3u t0nnen.
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.Ncgner5 UfinernlndHers Fnh be
tlnai6 5i1perl6llioen TIM MenrH. Des.
IonGt -@ngner'sS. (fO
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NorddeutscherEioud
Observation-Disclosures

gtseelmaf;ige gmaedbampfsr ieSen Steahass
uarausrtn8eiiin Secilie",
,,aaiier Gtiheim AZ "
,,Grunpriua gaithefm",
,,Rdter Ttlhrlm hcr Brpkt".
Gsgelatdbise Bsfbampferfahrt jebeu TteusfaE
matt neasH Observation-Disclosures.
1900 Iouneugebalt TOO Sth lang. 10 5lIe oretfs
,t5enrar &aibugtnu"
,,prtud Srieoridl gslhetm",
,.G3roEct anrilrt", ,,1Srisbrtm Der GrsNe"s
grestan" ,,Rrtasrs Mice,
,acrbnrriio" ,,srsmen", ?
RsstfmaBias gsItbampfer tsoen 1puusEhas
eRbeiH", ..atatn", .auespm".
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8ssnlErs shnsnsnmpfsr fsSsn gsmitaa. |
,Bertr" (reu1. rgrr0arsHa".
.apnistn Gsufls", ,.ssuis aIbert"
grtHstfIlu 3rene", ,,Re6ar".
BorangI Ginrtntung tn sdiaten rro 5ptfhenbedr
uua6bdreias Gourel nm ote gSelf.
.ZruneIers' Gbe6- eftIttg Eber BITE sduae gSeit.
ORLRIcHS & CO.. 5 Broadway. N. IT,
SenerdIssiaerteT.
Ieerten FIR Cincinnati:
Germnn potionGI gunf: sirft 9atton6l Gdnt.
4 urb EaInut GtruBe; T3efferu 8ernGH gurf:
atlas Rational RuuI; Bepler & Go, 1910 Raee
CT; I5tftbsLbtrb 8GttoHaI Gdrf; BRIGHTON @ets,
rnH Bari IarrIton Ano GpleratH Aoes.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
PRINTING BILL
MAY GIVE VREELAND's FRANK
FORT PAPER CONTRACT.
The Rules Committee Calls Up What
It Wants and Secures IL
Easily.

Frankfort, Ky, March 2.-By the
vote OF 55 to 20 the house OF repre-
sentatives passed the Carter bill. pro
viding for publication OF all OF the
opinions OF the court OF appeals; in
creasing the salary OF the reporter
OF the court OF appeals TO $4,000 an
nually, and dealing a knockout blow
to the foreign corporation, which pub
fishes law reports. as far as Ken
lucky Is concerned.
This was one OF the bills in which
the third house" was vitality inter
ested, for II Is well understood here
that a well equipped printing plant In
Frankfort, In which two at least OF
the big Four" are financially inter
ested. probably will be the benefic-
iary by publishing the Kentucky Law
Reporter and advance sheets of the
courts opinions.
The best Informed have no doubt
that II the bill becomes n law II will
prove no source of loss to the Job
printing department OF the Frank
fort News. the newspaper OF which
the general manager is Hubert vree-
land. brother OF Graham vreeland. Of
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02

st. Louis. March AFTER being
held prisoner in a room more than
"a hours by two men, whom she says
ehloroformed her and were going TO
take her To Chicago TO sell her into
white slavery" Estelle Sanders. IL
years old. frightened and hysterical
staggered into her home here today
and related her story to a policeman.
who Was at the house preparing to
start in a search for the girl The
child related that two men slipped up
behtnd her. as she was on her way 20
visit girl friend, aud pulled hand
l0erchief, saturated with chloroform,
over her face The next thing she
remembered she was being taken
from an auto and into a house. where
She was guarded by men. Today the
girl says they took her TO the Union
station in an anto and boarded a
train for Chicago. but she jumped
from the train.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
PACKERS HIT HARD
PROSECUTOR GARvEN TO DE
MAND PRIVATE PAPERS.
IL Indicted Companies Refuse He
VIII Move to Have Corporations
Dissolved.

New York, March 2.-The next
move of Prosecutor Garven, of Hud-
son county, n. j.. against the indict-
ed packers and their companies will
be to apply at Trenton, the state cap
ital. for the minutes of the accused
corporations.
IL these are not produced an order
will be asked compelling the COM
panies to show cause why they should
not be dissolved for contumacy.
Prosecutor Garven would not say
when he intends TO take such steps,
but it was understood he will do 80
tomorrow.
The sheriff will shortly report
which OF the corporations and their
officers indicted are now in his juris-
diction.
Copies OF the capiases and indict-
ments against those elsewhere will
then be sent out to the police of the
counties where they live.
II the police decline TO make ar
rests the governor of New Jersey
will then make requisitions for ex-
tradition.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
G, G. THOMPSON
PROMINENT MCRACKEN COUN-
TY MAN DIES.
Heart Disease Ends Life Of Sawmill
Man at Cecil-Other
Deaths.

Mr.. c. c. Thompson, one of the
most prominent men in McCracken
county, and for years proprietor of
the saw mill at Cecil, died at his
home in Cecil. this morning at 1873
of heart disease. His death was sud
den and unexpected, and was a
great shock to his many friends In
this section of the county. Mr..
Thompson came to this section about
12 years ago and settled in Cecil. a
small hamlet about 4 miles from
Paducah on the Cairo road. and en-
gagged in the saw mill business, in
which he was engaged in at the time
of his death. His business grew
rapidly and in few years Thomp-
sons mill was known for miles
around and farmers from a radius Of
ten miles brought their logs to him
as he was known for his square deal
ings. He was &C years old and
leaves a wife, and one daughter,
Mrs. Lottie Holt, of Rowlandtown,
he also leaves two brothers, one in
Chicago. and one in Michigan. The
out-of-town relatives have been noti-
fed and the remains will be held un-
I'll word from them is received.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
THE ONE LAXATIVE BETTER
THAN CAIOMEJ.

Calomel Is a valuable drug when II
acts well. II certainly does stir up
the liver and clean out the bowels
but when Il doesn't act well, IL Is
poison. Calomel is mercury, and mer-
curry settles in the bones, causing
many, many ailments. Some you
know about, others are known only
by the doctors who prescribe 1t. Why
run this risk when you can take a
harmless substitute. DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets do not contain calomei
or any form OF mercury, yet they do
calomels work, without bad after
effect. They do not weaken, sicken
or grippe. You need TO take but one
or two at bed time. Note how gently
and perfectly they act. You should
keep them in the house or in your
pocket. Remember DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets. the only successful
substitute for calomel At all drug
gists in neat 10c and 25c packages.
The Olive Tablet Co., Portsmouth, o.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
MAULL BROTHERS. 81. Louis, Mo.

the Courier-Journal. reputed speak
er OF the third house.
IL Is further pointed out that the
house vote Is no meaa victory for
those back OF the bin. since the opln-
Ions have heretofore been issued by
the West Publishing company, a mil
lionaire Minneapolis eoncern. which
for many years has issued the su-
preme court reports OF dozen or
more western states.
There was some stoutish opposl-
ton to the bill, led by Representa-
tives Don G. McVean. OF Coyingtou.
and Eugene Graves. OF Padueah.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
Tobacco Market.

Louisville. March 2.-The offerings
on the local breaks follow:
Burley, Sc: dark. 214. Original
Inspection, 265; reviews, AS; total,
$40. First sale at the State house.
Pickett warehouse sold 30 hhds.
hurley at s10.50 to 1895. and 80
hhds. dark at $3.50 to s11.75.
Kentucky warehouse sold 10 hhds.
hurley at $3.50 TO sl2.75. and 35
hhds dark at 1890 TO s12.75.
The Peoples warehouse sold 12
hhds. OF hurley at $500 TO s12.75.
and &c hhds. of dark at si.25 TO
s11.50.
The Dark warehouse sold 81 hhds.
of dark at $40 TO s11.
The Planters warehouse sold 30
hhds. of hurley at 1910 TO s1O.75.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
The Evening Suns Daily Markets.

the extreme Light receipts a good
local demand and favorable condition
OF other markets forced prices sky
ward again. and an advance OF 1Cc
was scored ON all grades except light
pigs; they continue dull and steady.
The best hogs. heavy and medium
weights, 165 lba and up. made an
other new high record by selling AZ
$3.50; 100 TO 165 lbs $3.50; pigs
ranged from ss.25 to s9.15; roughs
sold at 1885 down. The pens we're
cleared early in the day and the mar
ket closed firm.
Cattle-Receipts eos head: for the
two days. 1,442 head. The bulk OF
the cattle ON sale were southern
cattle" which should have arrived IN
time for yesterdays market, but were
delayed In transit.
The attendance OF buyers was light.
the demand normal and the market
quiet. with but little change Ia condl-
tons or values. Desirable butcher
cattle, in fact. anything really fat.
met with ready sale at steady prices:
medium and common kinds not 50
much sought after. but steady.
Feeders and stockers steady; bulls
strong; Gamers steady. Milch COWS
unchanged. No heavy cattle here:
feeling steady. The pens were well
cleared.
Calves-Receipts i5: for two days,
2G4. The market ruled steady: bulk
OF the best going at SGS1kc; some
fancy higher; medium, 07hc;
common, 21s @'5c.
Sheep and IAmbs--Receipts light,
10 head; for the two days. 1O7. The
market ruled quiet and unchanged:
best fat sheep. 3 u @4hc; best lambs
Ga &c; some fancy higher; medium
and common kinds unchanged.
St Louis. March Cattle-Re-
cetpts 1000. including 100 Texans:
market steady; native beef steers,
$1,000 $40; cows and helfers, $3.S5
( @ @6.75 stockers and feeders, SO so
~ 5.25 Texas and Indian steers, s.
! @7.10; COWS and heifers, $1,000
$50; calves IN carload lots. $500
! 10. IIogs-Receipts $500; market
steady TO sc higher; pigs and lights,
$500 n 9.75; packers. $9.5Od $50;
/ butchers and best heavy, S9.60m
9.9O. Sheep-Recelpts 800; mar
ket steady; native muttons. $i.75Q
''25; lambs, $1,000 9.25.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
A Hurry Up Cau.

Quick! Mr.. Druggist-Quick! A
box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve-
Here's a quarter-For the love OF
Moses. hurry! Baby's burned him
self. terribly-Johnnie cut his foot
with the axe-Mamie's scalded-Pa
can't walk from the piles-Billie has
bolls-and my corns ache. She got
'it and soon cured all the family. MS
the greatest healer on earth. Sold
by al druggists.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
VIII Wait n Year.

New York, March The recent
opposition OF Germany to the pro-
posed American Exposition in Berlin
this year resulted in a meeting of
the American executive committee
today in this city. at which time it
was decided to postpone the exposi-
tion until 1911, when a German
American Exposition may be held
instead. This would insure the sup
port of the German interests.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02

Il For the first time this season the
Chess. Checker & Whist clubs bas-
ketball team went down in defeat
last night when the Elks' quintet
won by the close score of 1914. 1t
was a game full of excitement, and
the defeat of the Chess team was a
surprise. The second game was be-
tween the High school and the Light
. and Power teams. and the game was
won easily by the school lads. 1921.
In the first half the Elks played
rings around the Chess team. stood
11-2 when time was called. During
the play the Elks put up clever team
work, and bewildered the c., G. a.
w. players, who stood In bunches
and watched the Antlers shoot bas-
kets. In the second half the Chess
players made desperate efforts to
overcome the lead, but failed by one
point. At the last of the game the
Chess Checks were throwing baskets
in splendid form, but 1t was too late
to overcome the defeat.
High school won an easy game
from the Light and Power team.
The students walked away with the
game. and had little difficulty in
ringing up baskets. Last night the
first games were played in over a
week. and large crowd was out to-
see the sport. Enthusiasm went wild
when the Elks accomplished the al
most impossible of defeating the c..
c. & w. team.
The teams lined up: Elks-J.
Shelton. center; Sutton and Harbour,
forwards; Henneberger and Johnson.
guards. c.. c. 4 W.-R- Fisher,
center; Puryear and Sights, for
wards; Singleton and st. John,
guards. High school-King, center;
Browning and Ogilvie. forwards;
Hughes and Craig. guards. l.. & p.
Hodge, center; Pettingill and G..
Shelton, forwards; Reyburn and
Simpson. guards. The officials were:
Kelley, referee, and Lydon, umpire.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02

''The House of Thousand Can
dies" which will be presented at the
Kentucky theater on March IL. All
the scenery for its four acts, the odd
mechanical devices made necessary
by the whimsical story, and each de-
tail that lends the mysterious atmos-
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02

The defeat OF the c., C. C w.
team. while disheartening to the
players after making such a splendid
record, is a good thing for the
league. Now four teams are punched
closely for the leadership, and the
dope" can not be figured out as to
which team may cop the rag.
The play was fast last night. and
the rooters whooped and yelled,
showing their satisfaction.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02

The first act OF James Forbes
comedy. "The Travelling Salesman" 4"
which comes to this city at an early
date, where II will be seen at the
Kentucky theater, represents the
railroad depot of a small middle west
town, with the usual furnishings
that go with place of this kind in a
rural district.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
phere to the unfolding OF the plot
Will be found fully complete. -

Mr.. Tim Murphy's present and
greatest success. cupid and the
Dollar" which he will present at the
Kentucky theater on the evening of
March 10, is by Charles Jeffrey.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
JACK JONES.

The we'll known barber formerly
with Green Gray has accepted a po-
sition with Avant q Morten. 4O4
Broadway, where he win be pleased
to wait upon his customers with po-
liteness as before.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02
News of Theatres
The Yankee Doodle Boy will be
at the Kentucky theater March 3.

The musical comedy novelty,
"Buster Brown" by r. Z. Outcault,
che famous trio. Buster, Tige and
Mary Jane" and 40 others, in a new
play, also new music, costumes and
scenery, will be the attraction at
the Kentucky theater tonight.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-02

It's a common, delusion that we
are overcoming our own sins by ad-
yertising those OF others.