The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, October 3, 1898, Page 2

believing that the plan outlived above is the only one by which the people will consent to an issue of bonds for street purposes. THE PALUGAH DAILY SUX Publishet every afternoon, except Sunday, by THE SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY. INOORPORATED Secerrany or Wan Acer has M. Piste prestoens | determined that no mistakes shall be BO eee Virfonerant {made ia Cuba in the selection of We FT MEM camp sites for the army of occupa P.M, ru WF. Parton, Bw, Cie tion and to that end has appointed » ew commission of experts from the vari- Office; No. 214 Broadway. |0us departments of the regular army $$$ J andi has added Col. Geo. E. Waring, Daily, per snnum in advance. § 4.50|of New York, to the commission, , Six months ¢ 2.251 Col, Waring is a distinguished sew- ily, One month, ‘* Oconaa|etage and sanitation expert and Oa ee eee ee We ade | mude himself tamous for his great pore 1,00] success +s street commissioner of vane Specimen copies tree New York City, The soldiers who CoO | 20 to Cua will bave healthful camps MONDAY, OC" if such can be found, METCALF’S WITHDRAWAL. REGISTER TOMORROW, The withdrawal of C. W. Metcalf Tomorrow is registration day and every voter in Paducah, without re-| from the race for secretary of state, gard to politics, should register. The] and the reasons given therefor, have hours when the registration books are} attracted wide attention, In refer- ence to the matter the Cumberland ‘ m1 ‘ t his Courier, of Pineville, Mr. Metcalf’s and each voter will register a homé; days ‘voting ‘piace: We know Mr. Metcalf has had It is possible that the question cf] this step in view for some months ¢| Past, but many of his friends insisted on his making the race, and at times people in the next few months and it) his statements seemed almost enough is very important for that reavon, i]t say that he was a candidate. He " realized that his candidacy, even without apy strong opposition, must be begun by choosing between the tions which are being formed be- hind the scenes, and his ideas of pure pared to vote at the November elec-} democracy would not allow him to ‘This|enter any combination merely to be slated for the place which bis ambi- r. 3 1898, open are from 6 8. m. to9 p.m, issuing bonds will come before th no other, that the registration be ss full 28 possible, Every republican should be pre- tion in the congressional race. you cancot do unless you register. | tion had led him to aspire to reach. Don’t forget the time and the] Ring rule, strategetics, within party 1 councils and measures, receive nu DR Cte ieiiniaen favor in the consideration of men q THE INJUNCTION IN LAW. | who intend the greatest good to the entire constituency to be served, He believes there has come a time in the history of the democratic party when men who sre fearless and who cao not be iatimidated by the would-be dictators within the party, must es- pouse the cause of the people through the ways of a pure democracy, and make suc!) nominations as are un- tainted wi) sinister and designing inteut toward the sacred rights of the whele people. Mr. Metealf is sacrificing what every oue thought a great personal ces} epportucity, for his nomination was » J all but corceled, in order to follow a sincere cousiction which repudiates anything in politics which is ‘*ma- chive made” and diabolical. He is for his party, its principles, and is tion of the court. But fora court] ving into Ue campaign to belp se- to have jurisdiction in cases arising | cure men worthy of being its stand- ard beaters. We commend his action, and will help give him support in taking cap- we the would-be despoilers of de- Judye Dorsey, at Henderson, in dissolving the temporary injunction granted Mr, Jolly by the clerk of the Circuit court, ina very brief opinion the law as well as the view ofthe matter, maintaining those broad democratic enunciates common sense principles which have been the bafe guard of the American The new for primary elections and when can- didates the law present government constitution has provided m have grie before thy a plan of redress, injunction, based upon regularities of a primary election comes properly withia the everyday politi- out of an ordinary, cal convention is somewhat absurd. “It the facts stated in the petition constitute a cause of action,’ sa Judge Dorsey, ‘then a court govera the conduc ‘and operations ot a politica! party; and an order mak ing this injunction permanent would be the dangerous exercise of a very dangerous power. If this injuuctior was properly granted theu it becomes the duty and province of this cour! to inquirewhen and how the republi can convention from which plaintiff claims bis nomination was called, and who were its delegates and when and by what authority the several county conventions were held and organized and who were their delegates, and when and by what authority the sev eral precivets in each county their conventions and who constitut- ed their delegates and whether or not they were properly ofticered and or- ganized. Certainly s court of chan- cery has no such power. If so, it would svon become a place of politi cal jagglery, and its dignity for the good destroyed. Besides, the ju- diciary is a co-ordinate branch of the democracy of the mountains that it will not making of any underhanded nomina- tions, it in the State of Texas. ‘Tomorrow for the Lone Star State. Attorney Ed H. Puryear leaves tomorrow for Matagorda county, eorgia Wilkerson, of Benton, and Capt. T. L. Langdon, against the heirs of Francis W. Dempsey for Ate democrats from principle, and the rest of the state may be assured contribute to the Paducah Lawyers Are to Bring Attorney Ed H. Puryear Leaves to bring suit in the name of MOKERS AND SMOKIN Some Figures Showing Effect of the Use of Tobacco. Some of the old smokers’ statistic# are cropping up again; with slight | variations, certainly, but all support ing the old claim that a mutn is better without tobacco than with it. Thie} time the chewers come in for a liberal thare of critic Dr. Dowling says | that impaired vision, while incident NEWS SUMMARY. There are ten cases of small-pox among the troop: at Mania, The unhealthy sesson 1s spproaching, and finds the Spavish prisoners in the walled city in bad condition, despite the sanitary precautions. ism. A derangement in chairman of & missioner of Horticulture at the World's Fair ia 18: nd a promin- cot nurseryman.is dead at Clinton, Ky Vire at Colorado Springs Saturday burned over an area of four blocks long and two blocks wide, causing al color tests were loss of over @ million dollars. unable to make out the white spot ir Frank W. Farmer, a private in| the center of the black card, More Company F, First Kentucky volun-| than one-half of the 150 showed per teers, died of typhoid fever in the] ¢istent contraction of both pupils, in hospital at Ponce, Porto Rico, dicative of some form of defective vision. The failure of vision from to: In 45 caset wae theim subs | a the or other of these ways. uten } the normal 3 much diminishe pairment w jects falling lation of the menstrual is equally effective for mestic and maternal known as the They all need tt. anish government has protested to] port showed how, in the item of Washington and threatened to termi-| weight, the nonsmokers had the ad nate negotiations on account of recent! vantage over the smokers to the ex events in the Philippines. At Wash-| tent of 24 per cent., in hei ington it is said that this government] t}an 39 per cent., and in has not objected to the sending of | 42 per cent. In lung capacity there Spanish re-enforcements to the Vis-| was a difference of 8.36 cubic inches cayas, the government recognizing] or abou per cent.—in favor of the Spain’s right to defend territory still] nonsmokers. Dr. Scholer says, if ¢ under Spanish control. man does smoke, pould make Sagasta is said to be more hopefal] it his leading rule never to smoke be of the result of the peace negotia-| fore breakfast, nor when the stomac! compeiied to w a asa bridle. Th t a breast collar, wh 1 or of } The two-wheele ad we cor girth it has ver to balance it aod grandeur of their goverament| {tom the eyes and nose; thercfore, th and to assist in releasing the people| longer the pipe, the better. He con from slavery without snoexing the} emns the use of a’short pipe whiles islands.”” man is at work. He holds that a pip« Senor Agoncillo, the Philippine is the most wholesome form of smok emissary, called upon President Mc-| D8 # cigar the next, a cigarette the Kinley Saturday, but he had beeo| Worst. Always throw away the ciga informed beforehand that he would| When you have smoked four-fifths of be received simply as an individual] it; 4 cigar is like a scorpion, the poi and not as the representative of any} *2 lurks in tho tail. All cigarettes government or organization in the| ®¥@ oad, but those of eastern make Philippines, Having thus failed in| @Pecially so, as they almost always bis mission, it is now understood | CBtain more or less opium, The that Agoncillo will endeavor to ar-|*Moker should rinse out his mouth range, through the state department, with water in which a little table salt tor permission to go to Paris and ldy! a8 been dissolved not only before his case before the peace commission, |¢Yery meal, and before going to bed Remarkable shrinkage of trust | SY Meht, but several times during the stocks bas been made in the last day.—St. Louis Globe-Demoerat. intry, € land and Be adapted to ac because it islevel. In Sv are used in only a few pury trav 44 miles in thre much faster tha can accomplis 35 miles in a day most limit. Th working when the} years old, and until t years old they prime, altho their stren, of work the for th Th rau, th until t Few, I believe, are aware that the British people maintain — though | Dog of Flande much against the will of many of | Wonderful intelligence them—a dramatic censorship as rea) | #14 also how eruclly t as any. Her majesty’s examiner of | have been used. To u stage plays draws a salary of £320 a | thing very unnatural year, and in the amount of abuse that | rag wagons. Only is heaped on him he seems to earn his | ¥T!t« money. Those who find fault with the British censorship complain that this relic of a venal parliament of the second George is out of the spirit of the age, and a standing insult toana- tion that is unafraid for its politics 86 points, while stock in the Tobacco Trust has lost $7,650,000 by a de~ cline of 38%4 points since Sept. 19. The Linseed Oil lost $18.87 a share since May 23 Assistant Secretary of War Mei- klejobn is going to Nebraska, where he will stump the state for the re- publicans until election day. Mean- time Mr. Meiklejohn says there is little probabil‘ty that Col, Bryan’s regiment will be mustered out, and that if any Nebraska regiment goes out the First Nebraska will likely be by a rope harness wagon, and it r a ned ar Hina and its morals. Six or eight years of | Gog evidently consider A commission representing every ee eereuses ney Mm ed, | be cat ance ta Belgium and th branch of the war department, and (pr rmipeitied eas bcrwetpsi |S ght tore f sulted before any play may belicensed | for thei nf assisted by Col. G. E. Warring, formerly of the street cleaning de- partment of New York, bas been ap- pointed to select camps for the Cuban army of occupation. ‘The commission will go to Havana next week. have been beasts of bw are trained from the t attained their s broken into it harness in other countr for performance. The examiner is virtually the final authority. An ap- peal from his decision may lie to the comptroller and from him to the lord chamberlain (now the earl of Lathom), but those who have the best eto ¢ Mr. Heory Georg, of! to the habitual use of tobacco in any the organs of the State Prison Cowmission, will form, jc cantsedd more by chewing that menetraai tens take the stump to enlighten the pub-} coking, on account of the greater Nearly always pa the records of Democratic and} »),..5,:10n of the nicotine. He eon when a woman 4s not well these Republican administrations in prison} | ucted a péfonal examination of 15¢ organs are affected. But when mavagement. male employes in a large tobacco fac they are strong and healthy a Jobn M. Samuels, who was Com-| tory, all of whom used tobacco in one ‘woman is very seldom sick. MrewReryy iu Is nature's provision for the regue It cures all ‘female troubles." her teens, the young wife with do» the voman approaching the "Change of Naval Constructor Hobson has re- benetitted by it. covered ten guns from the wreck of| bacco is very slow, hence the users of the Almirante Oquendo, Lge seldom eran wig epnissch. Pie or © ‘aes vahidaa The ‘‘dry” side voted liquor out} +7 Conese framing for improve: eerie, Sterne sree ot Edmonson county by a. suajorits | Physical condition, the evidence is ll Bre chatios Advisor Department. ok Stylz y by JOFIY | and most conclusively, against the use oops, Tenn, eure ; of tobaceo. The figures compile PIAS The strike vf coal miners at Stur-] ¢),;, subject have been abun iy ‘THOS. |. COOPER, Tupete, Milse., says: gis, Ky., has been settled. confirmed elsewhere, It will | “My late auflered trom very Madrid denies the report that the} membered that Dr. Titcheock’s re ‘Gould not relieve her. Wine of ‘Sete! Girougn re Change of er, a back | hours are only three hey are nine idered at fh month. Sugar stock fell $30.87 a| RELIC OF THE OLD DAYs, | ore the prevent police share since Aug. 25, a shrinkage to —— which look ea ya the capital of $15,576,200. New | Z2gland Still Maintains « Dramatic Cen: | ment of dogs, they we York Consolidated Gas tias lost over) — sorship—Hetablished by Geotge I. | abuised. Perhaps some momber that eautiful aang of PTL which shows I function, It the girl in cares, and eet y are all ndands dd cart is about ghs over 200 jes which enable The dogs are tions. It is intimated that the} is empty; this custom is the worst pos to an iron bracket beneath clamor in the French press about the| sible foe of digestion. Never smoke] the cart. This is the kind of cart used futility of the negotiations was} during and exertion of great physical | when one dog is used. The four. planned for the purpose of impress-/ energy, as dancing, running, eyeling | « art, which is usually drawn ing the American commissioners with} mountain clim! rowing. by r do; harnessed abreast, the necessity of moderating their] Scholer prote against “the | we 1 tha 1 by one dog. demands, bad custom of the nch and the| because one dog is always helped by In his spec:': st Malolos, Aguin-| Russians of allowing the smoke te] a man or woman. It costs little te aldo declared that the Americans| Pass through the uose.” He says the | fed the di and that is one re came to “demonstrate the generosity | smoke should he kept as far as possible so popul often made at specially Hol is t witzerland dogs of the villages, In Bel ance of el Eskimo doge hey travel but hat is their ut- ght dogs begin ave retained eir full stint fter the treat re very cruelly of you will re- he hey sometimes s there is some using dogs t other day the nard harn small express ruel. Thed d so dist ed THE faithfully the big | the village, informs you as to ‘i crops and prospects for the year, and pensable week Send all subscriptions to THE xpress wagon is chin. This ed himself out t true of the ie Netherlands oT generations rden, and they ime they have Jo this work colts are broken into ies. —Outlook trated fashion articles, humorons pict to every member of every family omine’ | If you wish to keep warm, pre: | pare for it by employing us to put in a complete guaranteed 70° temperature steam or hot| ‘Winter is ystem. Thi portunity. Minzesheimer Plumbing Comp’y 104 North Fifth Street Under Palmer House Telephone 262. HENRY MAMMEN, Jr. “ea BOOK BINDER A thoroughly equipped Book-makin You need send nothing out 0! to Patent Flat-Ovening Books ~~ SSin we gives you all the local news Close touch wit your neil jocal pr SUN isa brigh and firesid ly visitor at your hor SUN wn The New York Weekly Tribung THE GREAT National Family Newspaper ae eee =6For FARMERS and VILLAGERS and your favorite home paper, THE SUN, Paducah, Ky. BOTH One Year f nd is instructive ar , newsy ab, Ky Everything New New, Building, New Fixtures and an Entirely plant U , PROFESSIONAL H. T, RIVERS Physician... and Surgeon Ofice Sixth and Broadway, at Infirmary, Ofice Hours: 9 to 10°a, m, 3 to 4 p.m. 7:30 to 8:30 p, m, Telephones 68 and 296, A S. DABNEY, © DENTIST Camrnent Buitpina, Ur-Statns, Fifth and Broadway. DR. J. D. SMITHS is your| HARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.0. Physician and Surgeon OmMce Hoursi 7 to9a.m,ito8p, m Office, No 41236 Broadway, DR, J. W. PENDLEY Powe ¢, 116 South Fifth Street. Kei Office 1 DR. KING BROOKS Dentist and Oral Surgeon 120 North Fifth Street. Telephone Call 402. RROAT DR. H. T. HESSIG Office 418 Adame street. Telephone DELIA CALDWELL, M. D, Physician and Surgeon Office and residence, 522 Broadway, Office hours, # to 11 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m Telephone No. 191 Dr. J. E. COYLE Physician and Surgeon Broad St Telephone 378, Paducab, Ky. OR. A. T, HUDSON PHYSICIAN ke. T Broadway, HENRY BURNETT Attorney -at-Law Will practice in all the courte, 18 Soath Fourth St., Papucan, Ky THOS. E. MOSS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1 $1.00 artment of the t news of tertaining Ofice with Dr. Bri Residence 6: , the possession of 5000 acres of land] ,, 4 F . government. But if it possesses the | in ‘that county The suit is to be} q PA dpb places have been of-| possible means of knowing say that SOMES ONS DRUYRE as Se Sean eee Power claimed in this suit, it is no} brought by Attorney Puryear and| cially selected for army camps in| ihree authorities have but one voice | Swindle Worked on the Man at the NEW STOCK =< 3ROC ERIES longer @ co-ordinate branch of the! Attorncy Jesse Gilbert the latter to] tte south: Augusta, Ga. ; Colum-|when the examiner, Mr. George Al. Box Office. W. M. JANES rKGneuE Mut G Gene ea bia, Greenville and Spartanburg, S. , Fr, » We caveramelb I 128, |go down next month to appear ia theo" Aijceuvillt and Spartanburg. 8. | exander Redford, has spoken. When | _A young man came to the box office OUR MEAT MARKET partment of the government to whose| case, It appears that a league of |&:i : , , Colum-| the examiner thinks a play should not | of a theater and “Thave a pack FAL E ORTG Hi omnipotence the legislative and ex-|jand in Matagorda county was sold|>0S» Americus and Albany, Ga, be licensed he “veniirea to euenine age here for Mis retina R SIME IND Wi N LOMNS ecutive departments, must soon be-!to the grandfaters of Mrs, Wilkerson| Forest res are still ragiog fari-| that certain portions be excieel or | the nae of the ctaractrons whe ng | 8 stocked with all kinds of fresh and salt meats, Goods delivered prompt fee:sin se hey, fal or come subservient. This court pos land Capt. Langdon, who are brother /ously in Colorado, but in Wisconsin] modified. As to the scope of those playing in the house at the time. ly to all parts of the city, Cali and see our new store. si capes sessing no such power, the motion to] and sister, and the deed was on|they have been ‘checked by rain. nild-voiced suggestions, however, he | | “I'ltsce that she teat ncid the CPPIOR Cr8s BROAD EAS dissolve the injunction must therefore | warchment. It was sold to them by Over 100 lives. are reported lost in| uthority ie protically walmnche | tromcean ji P FE [ A | I Y be sustained the Spaniards, who at that time own- Waco in, while ie Oolokeiie the des | Chicago Record. i “There are 90 cents charge e . Pep 8B. Calewetl, ar 4 iG Seppe g ed the land. ‘The deed: was not re-| structive course of the flames seems — —— the young man sho n . Trt Telephone N amin} , ee BRSRUOE CRMs corded until 1863, and now the| only just begun, Ae tagialece Contpeter, the label, which showed thal the psa eee macmone No_li* | HUSBANDS & CALDWELL It is rumored that the floance commit | rightful owners are trying to recover BHEUMATISM GUS CURED, A Liverpool corporation omnibus | age came from a well-known depart 2YS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW tee of the city council is opposed to} the possession of it, — : . sonductor has solved, at his own ex- | ment store. we Seana, 4 Rew Wh ap toeant th rm } Vourts St, Paduenh, Hy the mayor's plan and will therefore} Attorney Gilbert will not go down _— pense, the difficulty of seeing coins | | “I don’t know anything about it.” | !¢ had a covey all to himself, so 1 pro- | ¥ aftor my gun ¢ ent | nearest alt ihe coerta of ttle com, eport adversely at the meeting to-{¥9til next month, when the case] After eminent physicians and all] and tickets on the outside of the ve-| “Can't you receive it end let her | Pose into theeovey the} 44 Me 1 2 Daaurupicy ® specielty. tee nt canes " Feport adveryely .a§ the’ meeting: tO 1 mea tg trial other known remedies fail, Botanic|iicle at night. In his neektic . two de end upon Mack | ; > . ’ night. While we believe that the ; 1» Bot night. nis necktie he | pay you? ‘I don't want to make three | ‘° pend up cid Vuipon a ine) | ee es en en, eee aks gen Abandou Sue” rin Blood Balm (BB. B.) will quickly | wears a breastpin which can at will be | or four trips down here.” to hold his \ mayor's plan in its entirety calls for “Abandou Ship” Drill, cure. Thousands of testimonials at-| llnminated with electricity, and by | The trejeurer handed hi “Well, we did, and the birds were | T tit i ‘ > . ectricity, D e treasurer handed him a dollar , e| the - brusl Miss R. B. Ha 4 larger improvement than the city] | A naval officer thus describes the| test this fact. No case of Rheuma-| :his means he is enabled to easily as-| andi said: “Have you got ten. cents [2 thick that we did not get back nd t low m,. ‘The prof ED H. PURYEAR Stenographer - ought to undertake now, itis yet to{ Tealstic “Al bands abandon sbip!”* ism ean stand before its magic beal-| sertain what sort uf a coin is handed | ehonses ? Mack until nearly sundown, but there | nul § wore ubout 2bvardsanet, when eee eas committee will not} itil: “Two minutes after the word] ing power. Send for book of pa to him, and quickly give change. “No, but I'll get it changed for | !¢ "2s, standing as stanch as when we} j,i.) , nd; abd fas direct! Attorn V I , has been passed every ship’s boat/ulars, free. It contains evidence cheatin ter vie? left him. 1 walked in on the birds, | j Doth auietencae bok report adversely on ail the recom-|has swung from its davits into the| that will convince you that B. B. B. ce lt a “He took the dollar and that was the J b't not one rose. ‘This worried me,| \ihout thinkin, ath chet heat ; mendations of the mayor. water, and a minute later every boat/is the best cure for all blood and] A new method of applying chem-| act can st hin thinking that possibly he had been poe ihe aiher "°°" And Notary Public, Real estate and As has been suggested in these}'s thoroughly provisioned and water-}skin diseases ever discovered. Be- (cals to extinguish fires is being tried, | ‘The treasurer had cause to be sus. {king all day, Gut imagine my eur- | AU hater frigh 1 } i columns before, the city is in great/@4- Within four minutes, and often | ware of substitutes said to be ‘just /in which a recess is formed in the hos | picions, therefore, before themaannaer | PPi=es Upon looking close, (0. find the | ype Never Nas 90 fr ene in my Life Insurance Agent, and i in much quicker time, every man of/as good.’’ $1.00 per large bottle, | nozzle and a solid chemical inserted, 4 hig , lorttireharemsetsineo ie Ao need of public improvements, and all the ship’s company, from the com- Viose that are urged by the mayor] manding officer down, is occupying ace inost necessary, But that is not|the station in the boat called for by his ship's number, aud then the com- mand ‘Sheer off!’ is given. “The boats are hauled away a couple of huadred feet from the de- serted vessel, and she rides without 9 human soul aboard her, often, when the drill is gone throuzh in midocean, in @ sea that the lindsman would account terrific, ‘Board!’ is passed, a minutes at the most all the question to be considered solely. It is po use disguising the fact that the proposition of bonding the city to the extent of $100,000 for street im provements is a proposition that cav- n» be ctrtied at the polls, Again, it would be the wiser plan to con- s'ruct these needed improvements « litde more slowly. We believe the people would vote the bonds nec¢ sary to reconstruct Broadway from Seventh to the river, to put in storm sewers and to build an iron and stove market house. If these improvements were made and if the style of street laid proved to be satisfactory and not too expen! On sccount of fall races at Louls- sive, then we believe the people] ville, the Illinois Central Railroad would be willing to have other streets} company will on Sept. 26, 27, 28, 29 rebuilt, and to have bonds issued for] and for train No. 4 leaving Paducah that purpose. pe te ine Bees 80, sell tickets to ‘The Sun wants to see the streets of} ihe round ‘ied pei ee rd sducah improved, and for that rea-/ (Oct: 2, 1898. . hes hands are on board again, and every boat has been relashed to the davits, all of the provisions, ‘water, instruments and other gear have been removed, and the ship's company 18 in @ fair woy to get to sleep ag: REDUCED RAE VILLE, TO LOUIs- tte Van Vieet-Manstield Drug Co, reliable , : of the company arrive A NOTED JOURNALIST CURED anv {0 be dissolved by the water passing lca deppidbfe TESTIFIES, over it, when the chemical subsiance I was attlicted for three years with | * Tenewed rheumatism of the ankle and joints DOGS IN HARNEss. to such an extent that locomotion was difficult, and I suffered great| °°" Teme Quite the Thing In pain. I was indaced to try a bot- ; 4 » Ue of B. B. B., and before I had], The Society for the Prevention of completed the sevond bottle I expe-| CTUélty fo Animals in European cities rienced relief, and four bottles ef- believes that dogs should not be used fected an entire cure. Six monthe|' drag carts. Dut in Belgium, Ger- have passed since the swelling and| RY; Switzerland and the Nether- pain dieppeased, and I will state that| (ds dogs are used more and more B, B. B. bas effected a permanent| {Very Year as beasts of burden, and cure, for which I am very grateful, | for some uses they are well adapted W.G. Wiper, Atianta, Ga, {© the needs of farmers and sinall For sale by druggists. Address] Tadesmen, In Belgium they are for book, Bloom Balm Co., Atlaata, | “sed to deliver milk, and also by the Georgie. grocer the baker and the butcher; in the surrounding districts they are used by the farmer to pring his prod uce to market. The police regula The yearly meeting of the stock-| tions are very much better than for- holders of the Langsteff-Orm M’'f'y|merly, and now it is not possible te Co, will be beld at their cflice in Pa-] overload the carts dragged by d ducah, Ky., om the 10th day of Oc Jor almost impossible to do it, because tober 1898, of the police regulations. When one 2989 de ised to a cart the cart is pushed from behind by a man. When dogs alono are used from two to six are har- nessed to a two or four-wheeled ORT “We never have anythi leet. T won't pay until the package.” The wrapper was ren side was a box containi of coal wrapped in tissu There's no one can co ery at that box office n Record. Pattern. McGuire, as he looked « ble, “I had an old Irish Mack, and when a nin pup he did a trick I ha’ equaled before or since, he broke the record, bw ruined his usefulness for “Judge Tallman, Sa and myself started out NOTICE, Geo. Lancstarr, Sec, old field, when all three @ stand. tort but my dog Mack was so Plantation Chili Cure is made by, . Ber ee ‘ When the manager arrived he said: MARVELOUS YARNS. Told by Old Hunters—Guns Yo « Tous | | “Spoaking af bird dog window upon aninviting after birds with three dogs. We had just climbed over the fence into an Two were close together, ng sent to col- I see what’s in moved and in- ng four pieces gest sort of a covey squ them, but they wouldn't rise found what wa r held the birds so close th cramped and could not ) thus T Mack’s nose, T tried away t nd, pich + pickin, as with t they their friend, but when the smok tere stood the prof touched, but know how it happene s pale asa sheet im ward the other with-wmrzuns in our left hands and our right arm Abstractor of Titles Formorly master commissione: the MevJracken circuit court. will practice in all the courts of this and adjoining counties, Special attention oe to the collection of all claims, he renting of rea) estate and all other cleared run Idon’t |, but both of us, pulse, started to ond: le paper. bg ee? tir, T picked up Jed. Suddenly the professor sai po A ry dates, alos aa Nect on deliy. | ones” That was the number in the |“ «Todk there? ‘He was pointing | administrator ot’ goochente” ostates ow —Chiengo | Or stack!? To had the nan, | t Ot feet. [looked down aud there | nd as guardian of infenter “Boeta top raised and eteoked under hint pre | etch side of it was a small gray ridge | egal Row), eden Bere sree pened, Ant _smested unger Lins We examined the ridge; it was com i aha ndd ae raver bean able tostraighien that } posed of double shot. Our charges i can hunt some now, | had met in midair, and by force of Have Youa ary * said Col, yut of the car y piece of stube setter named e-months-old ve never see Poor fello' t in doing so life m Prewster one morning dogs came to 200 yard tatug iged terns stich a prot in Capt. Guinne “You know my friend Prof. Iead- ows is quite an authority on the sh gun question gun made, and it was the best shooti ever had in my hands. He was so car ful in giving directions about the bar- rels that you could shoot a hundred shots at a target and there would not be the slightest yariauce in the pate contact nly was a pity «Duy broke} tion uinges speaking off “You know t say miraci of shot up the doul counted the double He had a hammer! He loaned the gun to me ron Thad tern! P eat i 8 shot in as! had been welded nding to the law of gravita- had fallen to the dle sh m hell loa Well, we carefully gathered iy or 952 single shot. We then dissected the bird and found ten shot in it. So that allowed just two shot out of 964 missing. ‘alk about guns being of true pat. The professor's and mine are world beaters.”—St, Lonis Republic. Don't you know Plantation Chit, weguarsntecst togeth er, round are 182 No, aded with 14 ounces Water Filter? If not, dont’t failjto see F.G, HARLAN, JR, QUAPUR sian sala Sat? on the ground and here were just 476 Ae ge use BaTE