THURSDAY MAIlCIl > F1VBraTITE PADUOAH EVENBSo SUNPnGAJI u

Ideal Meat MarketSPECIALS FOR FRIDAY ONLY

Red Snapper per ib15oSp-anish Mackerel1b25eN-ative Mackerel Ih200Sil-leltll per II 150

Herring tier lb l2KcFancy Celery-

Cranberries per ijt 15c

Tomatoes per hasket750O-Illlla Flour per tsack 85cJ Ib Can Tomatoes per can 5olilack Mass per lb200

I Saturdays Ad I

THE LOCAL NEWS

Dr Gilbert osteopath 400 > 4IJroadway Phono 19C

Form for real estate agents forMO at this onico

Mr H O Holllns has left thecity for a few months and 1 have ac ¬

quired an intercut In his business andhall look after It for him Any In ¬

formation with reference to anybranch of It will receive prompt at ¬

tendon If you will call up The Sunoffice Doth phones 358 U J Pazton

Dr Warner veterinarian Treat ¬

ment of domestic animals Bothphones 131

carIrlallllnnd theater ell Our prices are lower than thoto rhargid for like sorvleoIn any city In America Our serviceIn second to none and the beat in thiscity Palmer Transfer Company

Carriage work of all kindsPainting repairing rubber tires etcSpring wagons nmila to order Weare offering special Inducements forearly orders Soxton Sign WorksPhono 401

For house numbers door platsbratty Htoncilt bnws anti alumnlumcheeks of all kinds rubber typo tlgnsmarkers Sto The Diamond fltannWorks 115 South Third Phono SRS

City subscribers to tho DallySun who wUh the delivery of theirpapers stopped must notify our col ¬

lectors ur make the requests directto The Sun office No attention willbo paid to such orders when givento carrier Sun Publishing Co-

If you want n nlco lawn sow

Brnntoni Mwn gram seed FlowerMed that grow Brunsons FlowerShop 629 Broadway

It ID Clonwnu k Co offer forthe wok the following books at GOc

Ir copy Port of Missing ManHalf a Rogue Garden of AllahTho Gambler Pam Lion and

tho Mono Ilea BlairPlace your orders for wedding

invitations at home The Sun Is

thawing as great an assortment Myou will nnd anywhere at pricesmuch lower than you will liavo topay olfowhorc

W 1F Perry pnmier nnd deco ¬

ruler Htlmate furnlilied price seawmnbla Old pJion 16G Shop andnldoncu 82C Clark

Tlito morulng the theft of sovoral pieces of meat from time ltoj n

ttml shopI on I101evantlil street nearBroadway was retortedI to PatrolmenPrtiiro and Wood The mont wasstored In tho shop and tho door wasprized open and Will taken Tlne meatwns not cooked but the thief washungry enough to take It nnd notleave any trace as to his Identity

S llartlett Kerr general mlll-

lApr of the Illlnolt surety company ofChicago wrote Maurice Mel ntyrjrycitydeCk this morning that he would IM <

HALF PRICE SALE

WhitingsSocietye

StationeryFor ono week only1wc nrogoing to hnvti n bin special

coin of Lima fatuous WhitingsSocUty Statoncry in orderto reduce our largo stockWo have the oompleto lino of

box papers soiling ordinarilyfrom °5c to 300 a box butduring this solo the priceswill bo only

15ctol50A Box

Gilberts Drug Store4th and Broadway

her Phone lie 77

Crop tcs No 1 per lb 20c-

Croppies No2 perlb12cSh-rimp per qt40cOys-ters per can 30c and 50c

Smoked FishSmoked Whltq Fish per lb20oSmoked White Fish Chubs20cSmoked Salmon per Ib12 >iiO

Smoked Hloaters per doz 30oSmoked Haddlc per Ib IfioSmoked Herring perlb 12J4C

Watch Our

here tomorrow afternoon to sign thebonds of the saloonkeepers

Ue Soot Destroyer and yourchimneys wont smoke Ask yourdealer for It

Tho W C T U will meet thisafternoon at the First Baptist churchThe flower mission department willho In charge of the meeting

The Ladles title society of theFlrtit Baptist church will meet Fridayafternoon at 3 oclock with Mrs WIE Cwvlngton 717 Jefferson street

Use our lawn grass seed and getn nice stand of grass Sow Is thotine Ito use It At Bledermans

Flro companies Nos 2 and Jwore called to Seventh and Caldwellstreets this morning about 10 oclockby an alarm of flro When tho liremen arrived there was no traco of ablaze In the vicinity

Tomorrow afternoon at the pub ¬

lie library the school children willhave a talk by MH Mnymo Baynhamtine librarian TIle childrens hour willlgln al 310 oclockau Kerry colored and KloMloMoiloy colored were taken to thoreform whool this morning by De ¬

tective William Baker Tho Kerrylad was caught by Patrolman AaronJlurloy with some skates and articlesho had stolen from residences The I

couII111I0tstay In the reform idiool would the ofbenefit

NAT CiOOMVIV

Joint the MiiltlMlllloimlivI l DIIM InNevada

New York March 12 Telegraphicadvlcfw jitKt received here by Nat Co

Goodwin the comedian upon thobonanza character of his gold miningproperties In the Rawhide Nov min ¬

lag district have persuaded him toabandon the stage temporarily attoast disband Ills theatrical companywith which he Ii now playing in TheEasterner at the Garrick theaterand proceed ne quicklyI an povdlilo tothe mines where he Intends to takeporsonal supervision of operationsFifteen Incites of 2000 per tonore opened upon the Holllgan claimof your Rawhide Coalition companyAll Rawhide has gone wild over thediscovery Your Rawhldo CoalitionBalloon 11111 Mining company Gray1Eagle Fraction Mining loomingcompany and Nat C Goodwin leasendJoHiing Koarns No 2 on BalloonHill now have a market value ofmoro than 1000000

ALL sritAV IHMS MUSTMiI KILKIU SAYS hliEF

All tho utray dogs In the city mustgo and Chief Collins will start war ontime homuloBH curs In a short timelimo chief Intended to start out afterthem this week but tho river hasrisen and lime chief has no convenientplace to build the pound Althoughthe high water Is prolonging time lifeof the dogs It will be for only a shorthCtInight ranch to the discomfort of theneighbor Recently many owners ofdogs have boon paying time tax andmaking the lIfo of their dugs safe butno Insurance companies arc willing totake a risk on tho dugs when time

crusade begins

MAYOR CJIVKS OIMIKIIK SOT-

TOl BUY KROM HIS STORE

No tine firm In the city gets all ofthe pro from time supplies purchasedby the clly departments With thepolicy of fairness to nil that markedits campaign Mayor James P Smithsees that every linn In the city Is

treated fairly In the citys trade CityJailer Brown has been cautioned notIn hey an article from tho mayorsstore In the purchasing no partylines arc drawn and the little dealerstands un equal show with the bigdealer when It comes to supplyingthe needs of tho departments of the

citytDelegates fio Home

About all of the delegates to thoRepublican convention loft tho citythis morning time Lyon county dolegallon which returned homo at 9

oclock being among time last to leaverho delegations from tho Purchasecounties left on tho late trains esterday afternoon

A large majority of the delegateswore genial fellows and thoroughlyI

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enjoyed their visit to time city

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The Evening SunIOc n Week

jiiCIiiRCLES j

JiWnl Committees nud Chairmen forIYdenilJon Ktitcrlulniiient

I The local Federation council metyesterday afternoon at tho Woman

someloffederation meeting here In June Thechairmen of the various committeeswere appointed these will select theirassistants and announce them at thenext meeting when tho program alsdwill bo arranged In full This meetIng will bo held some tlmo before thesession of the IFederation ExecutiveBoard at Itarrodsburg on March 20The local committee which will hayentire charge of the federations en-

tertainment and their chairmen arcCredentials and Hadges Miss Eliza

both Sinnott chairmanPlace of MeetingMrs Robert

Becker Phillips chairmanProgram Mrs Louis M Ricke

chairmandeception and Entertainment

Mrs Mildred IF Davis chairmanHomeg Miss lichen lx > wry chair ¬

manDepot Reception Mrs Eli G

Boone chairma-nDecoratlonllrjl James Campbell

Flournoy chairmanPress Mrs Edmund II Post

vhalnnanMuilcMrs Hubbard S Wells

chnlrlllanIMnll and Informaltoc Mrs Edwin

Rivers chairmanUshers and Pages Miss Marjorie

Scott chairmanThe ofllcors of the local federation

council which Is composed of all theofllcors of the six federated clubsWomans dub Delphic MagazineMatlnoo Musical Kalosoplilc andAlumni association nro Mrs JamesA Hud chairman Mrs ElbrldgoPalmer assistant chairman Mrs A

It Moyrrs secretary Miss MinnieHatcllffc treasurer

MKslonary Tea Fridiiy AfternoonThe Womans auxiliary of Grace

Episcopal church will have Its rogu ¬

lar Missionary Tea for March tomor ¬

row aftcrnon nt 3 oclock at the parIfh house Mrs Richard 0 TerrellIs flic hostess Tho program will In ¬

elude biographical sketches of laborersIn tho mission Holds as follows

1 Dr Muhlonberg Mr W WPowellIrkiaud2 Current IEvents

4 IIIIIIIFor All Thy Saintsi

liimnl SMi4jiloii Ikslre Hooks fora Traveling Library

nieettFridaythe High school auditorium An In ¬

teresting program will bo presentedunder the auspices of tho Literaturecommittee Ms John J DorianMrs W W Powell Mrs IE 0 BooneIt Is especially desired that all themembers should be present as It isthe annual election of officers and anImportant meeting The present off-

icers are Mrs Louis II Illcko presi¬

dent Miss Adah Brazolton vicepresident Mrs Hal Corbctt secondvice president Mrs J J Dorian rowording secretary Miss ElizabethSlnnott corresponding secretary Mrtllrhnrd Scott treasurer Mrs Hlekohas been serving only since OctoberIllling out tho unexplred term of MrsA It Meyers resigned and her workhas been of high order along nil linesfor tho Alumnis advancement andwith limo cordial cooperation and service of tho other officers who hadserved time previous year

Tho Alumni association decided atIts last meeting to send a box ofbooks as a traveling library into thbKentucky mountains where there Isan especial call for reading mattetAll the members are requested tocontribute to this and to send thohooks In to Mrs Louis Hleke 703Jefferson street as soon ng possible

March it the monthwhen a new pair of

waterproof shoo maybe the very thing tosave you from thedoctor

A pound of preven ¬

tion is wortha ton ofmedicine

Spring styles readyfor your inspection

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Any work of good lltprature eitherfor children or grown people Is desired

Tho Rev S B Moore pastor oftho First Christian church was calledto Jacksonville 111 yesterday to holdfuneral services over the body of MrS D Gray a well known merchantand a fast friend of the minister

Mr J U Lane went to Rentonand Murray today on a short business

tripMrJ F Luft of Broadway has

returned from Columbus 0 wherehe was called several weeks ago bythe serious Illness of his mother

Mrs Josephine Young and grandson Augustus Rudolph of Mayfleldare visiting Mrs J E Thomas

Mr D W Layton general mannger of the 11 III man Furnaco com-pany of St iLouls is In tho city on abusiness trip

Mrs E Rehkopf and Mrs EarlWalters have returned from a visit toMr Henry Rchkopf of New Orleans

Mr P IE Stutz has returned fromDanville Va where he was calledby the Illness of his brother MrCharles Stutz

lion Jako Corbctt of WIckllffeleft early this morning for Frankforton a business trip

Mr W I Frey has returned froma visit to his brother Mr EdwardPrey

Mrsof InneldIhas returned home after a visit to

Mrs Richard Clements of Clay streetDetective William Baker left this

morning for Lexington on a businesstripMr

William McCullom marshal ofKuttawa returned homo this mornlag after attending the conventionyesterday

Mrs Wilbur Hefiln Is visiting herfather James Bync of Grahamvlllo

Mr Toll Cornell of Grahamvlllehas returned from Hopkinsvllle whenhe accompanied Mrs Cornell anddaughter who are visiting friends

Miss Mary Stauffcr will arrive to ¬

night from Ml Vernon 0to be thoguest of Mrs Edward J Pcttlt 1201Trimble street

Mr JP Travis C23 South FifthattackofMr Alex Dunialne Tenth and Ter ¬

rell streets was taken ill this morningwith malaria

Mrs Charles Frederick and daugh ¬

ter May have returned from a visitwith relatives in Princeton

Mr C C GrafBham left last night

andilallshterhome with them the first of April

Mrs Luke Russell and Miss AnnoShcrrlll Ralrd of Jefferson boulevardhave gone to Dawson Springs for aseveral weeks stay

TIIU HKV ft C WRiqilJL-lfCTURKS Af MiiVlilllS

The Rev David Cady Wright rec-tor

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of Grace Episcopal church Paducah Is one of the speakers announcerfor the mens Lenten services to beheld In Memphis Tenn under theauspices of time Brotherhood of StAndrew Dr Wrights series of talkswill bo given March 2328 Theseservices are attended by from 400 to500 men and the foremost ministersof the denomination are asked to ad ¬

dress them The fact that Mr Wrightspoko last year at tho services Is ndistinct recognition of the Impressionho made the-

nS1lilGE DISEASE 11LIJi

Skill of town Woman Ouzcd Blood atIthe SllglilrH Touch

Waterloo la March 12MrsSamuel Potter aged twentyfive diedof a strange disease at her home nearLittleton She was 111 only a shorttime Her skin oozed blood at theslightest touch Nothing like It hasbeen seen In this part of tho country

The board of health Insisted thatthose who took part In the Intermentshould have their clothing fumigated

In several respects the disease ap¬

Reared like scarlet fever but hemor ¬

rhage following time slightest touchupon the skin was a complicationthat medical men could pot under-stand

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1iirdoii Only Con SaveWashington March 1A certified

copy of order issued In the case oflunches M Smith Sr anti others ofCairo 1 Irani can county Mo by thoUnited States supreme court has beensent to time federal court at St Louiswhere the men were convicted oncharges of peonage There Is no fur ¬

timer step that can be taken to save theSmiths and the others convicted withhem from serving out their Jail sen ¬

tences and paying their flues exceptby pardon

Louisiana Iollljclaii KilledAmlte City La March 12Dunc-

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S Kemp former district attorneyfor this district and recently nominat ¬

ed to the state senate In the Demo ¬

cratic primary was shot and killedby C F Hyde a brother Inlaw of EB Watson of 5t Helena parish andnominated for the senate oh tho sameticket with Kemp Hydo Is underarrest

MiirNlmll Kniilly DocketAttorney iMIko Oliver went to Ben

ton this morning to look after someequity cases that are to como beforethe circuit court next week Abouttwo days will be required to disposeof tho unfinished business now boforcthe court Judge Reed adjournedcourt this week on account of thecriminal and ordinary docket belnfinishedi

TIre Evening SunlOc a Week

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CHILIAN TROOPS

KILL THOUSANDS

TO QUELL STRIKE

San Francisco March 12AccordIng to officers of the steamer Chris-

tina Horse tho loss of life In the Jan-uary conflict between troops andstrikers at the nitrate beds at IqulqueChill was purposely misrepresentedby the Chilian government They doclaro that Instead of a hundred beingkilled 2500 lost their lives thetroops using machine pins The bartie continued for a week Bodieswere strewn over the streets A

thousand were burled In one grave In

order to prevent a pestilence Tinstrike was broken Icy troops Workers are now declared to be on tinvergo of staratlonI

NEWS OF COURTStuuuuuuu

In Circuit OmitThomas D Wright filed suit In clr

cult court yesterday against the LeonardMartln Construction company forJ2VOOO damages sustained by gettinghis hand mashed In handling a chainbelt wlill<jass1stlng In tho constructionof tho coal chute In tie I C yards

Tho Illedcrman Distilling companyfiled suit against D M1 Iotts and IIII Hufllne for 9d alleged to be duoon a note

A suit was brought In circuit courtby the heirs of Mrs Mary C WII¬

liams for a settlement of the estateand division of property

In Police CourtOnly one case was before Judge

Cross this morning J M1 Dunlapand Jennie Dunlap who reside onJefferson street near Twentyfourthstreet were charged with conductinga nuisance but after hearing thoevidence tho warrant was dismissedThe defendants own n lot and tho wa ¬

ter from the street has been passingover the lot Tho street departmentplaced a pipe across the street so thatthe water ran across the lot In one

stream It Is saId that Dunlap stoppedthe pipe and the drainage was stop ¬

led

IKeils KitedS R Simmons to Eugene Fooks

onehalf undivided Interest In 110acres Jl

ManInge LieenwsHoward W Sweeten and Rena L

LlvcsayRFFondaw and Lottlo Wyalt-

In bankruptcyA settlement and distribution of

tho bankrupt estate of John T Wat ¬

son Is being made by Referee Bagbythis afternoon

SUES FOR BROKEN FAITH

Ui Sidle Jlrl Asks 10000 FromJames G Doyle

La Salle 111 March nJames G

Doyle editor of the La Salle DallyPost and n member of the Democraticstate central committee was madedefendant In a 10000 suit forbreach of promise of marriage filedby Miss Marie Goskusky of this city

Mr Doyle was married in New YorkFebruary 29 to Miss Eva Bowater ofChicago daughter of Mrs WilliamBowater They are now on tho ocean

en route to Panama where theyvvflspend their honeymoon and are ex ¬

pected in LaSalle April L Mr P1lowas one of William Randolph Hearstspersonal representatives In La Sallocounty during his campaign for theDemocratic nomination for ipresidentIn 1904

IiOOKS BAD FOR RACING BILLS

Poll of the Semite Shows 18 Apilusand 1SJi for Them

Albany N Y March 12 Even

friends Of Governor Hughes and thomen who stand with him in his antitaco track betting fight have reachedtho conclusion that the outlook fortime HartAgnew bills now In thecodes committees of the two housesIs a dark one They gave out theresult of a volt of the senate whichthey had Just completed It showed28 against the bills and 23 for

Dr J T Gilbert was In Princetonyesterday on professional business

When your food does out

setill to Rive you MiriiRtli

btnp eating pronilsciioiiMy

for H few days Juke n dishof iiiipeNuts ii nd cream forbreakfast emit slowly andcote the way you eau worknil the fortnoon withoutthat faint feeling-

GrnpcNiit9 mado frontwheat and Iwrley containsthe pliosplwten which tlm

miller of white Hour thrownout for that part makes thickHour but these phosphates

mi necessary to the rebuildrug of brain and nerve cellsnutgdrug In irnpeNuts

Theres a Hcasoii

12 CENTSSATURDAY MARCH 14

How little for such big articles sousefulso exceedingly cheap thepeople say and great numbers availthemselve of these very attractivebargains Notice the goodies below

G qt Tin Sauce PansWork Baskets3 rolls Toilet PaperDutch Butter Buckets12 qt tin Dish Pans8 qt Galv PailsG qt tin Pudding Pans8 qt tin Pudding PansLong handle Fire Shovel

Square tin Bread PansNever Burn Drip PansWire Clothes LinesSyrup PitchersGranito Wash Pans

GEO O HART SONS COIncorporated

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WANT ADS

Subscribe Inserting want ads InTho Sun will kindly remember thatall such penis are to ho pjdd for whenUio ad Is Inserted the rulo applyingto every ono without exception

FOR dry wood old phone 23G1

FOR beating and stovowood ring437 F Levin-

1VANTEDBoarders at 203 NorthTwetrthII

BUY your Torc M Caglo Bestlump lIe at yards New phono 975

HORSES andmaro for sale Twoeach 917 North Sixth street

FOR SALE CHEAP Gasolinelaunch good as new speed 10 mileseasy terms Address B care Sun

FOR RENTTwo or three roomsfor light housekeeping 409 SouthFourth Old phone SC2

JOlt IIENTOno nice roomwith board bath etc C2G Kentuckyavenue I

COTTAGE FOR ILENT8 permonth three blocks from P O Applyat 441 South Slxl-

b1UnSI1lJImiHcUlrholstcred

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paired ant bought at 205 South ThirdNow Phcte aOla I

WANTED Boys easy work J500

2871LouisvliloVon SALE Automobile will sellcheap for cash account leaving city

Broadstreet I

J U MOKUAN horse snowinggeneral repairing rubber tires 48South Third-

WASTEDTo

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buy Iron fencingfor yard purposes Call Chas Parkernew phone 114

WHEN you want cab ring 100Longs cab line

LOST Ono black mare ponybuilt Return to HaynesDIsmukcs at UiBolIc park forrowardALLKINDS of painting and deco-rating

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George Ovorstreet Old phono-orKnMtU

IYAtiTEDTo buy ck1dck1lturkeys and guineas Address Box136a It F D No 1 city

I ILOST Gold locket containingI boys photo and built dime Finderplease return to this office and receivereward

FOR RENT Five room cottagf127 N Fifth Apply to Mrs AS

Dabncy

FOR SALTCart flratogood folfSu on purchase of Baldwin piano orpianola Address J L R caro Sunstating what you will give for It

HOMEeasy four

Mctrackedl

New phono C2 old 765I HAVE employed a ilrstclass

dressmaker and am prepared to do allkinds of neat sewing at 1C01 Madi-son

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FOR SALE One Jack flvo yearsold Well developed 14 If handshigh Flno breeder black For furthor Information cal p L n AcreeMelbor Ky

LAST SEASONS White Leghornand Barred Plymouth Rock roostersand B P Rock unit White Leghorneggs for sittings for sale Ring 053old phone

STOLEN An ISfoot Leavenworth skiff 10 will be paid for Itsreturn to Dr E R Goodloo LittleCypress Ky

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Screw DriversG in Butcher Knives

8 qt Flaring Pail

Towel Rollers

Butter Moulds

Granite Dippers

1 gal Coal Oil CansI qt tin Milk CansLoose Bottom Jelly TinsMuflln Rings2 qt Grnnito Sauce PansGranite Cake Pans6 qt Tin Buckets

COOK WANTEDAt 1118 Jeffer-son

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Middle aged woman preferredFOR SALEGood secondhand

mantle and grato fixtures Apply 428South Fourth street

LOSTA good ride if you dontbuy your buggy phaeton or surreyfrom Powell Rogers d Co Incorporated 131 North Third street

GET OUT tmttrold suit of last yearand have it cleaned and pressed byJames Duffy South Ninth near Broadway and it will look like new

FOR RENT March 1C dwelling1C27 Jefferson street 8 rooms allmodern conveniences Hot water fur ¬

nace Apply to Wm Hughes at Pa-

ducah Banking CoWANTED Men and woraentadls

tribute samples for wholesale housesalary 18 weekly work full or parttime Capital or experience unnece-ssary

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Northwestern Co A20 ConicBlock Chicago

SPEECHES club papers mono ¬

logues on any subject or for any sortof an occasion prepared or rewrittenon short notkce Absolute secrecjguaranteed Address I Kan Dotighlttcare Evening Sun office Write maand I will answer by mall or In person as requeste-

dWANTEDFor U S army Ablebodied unmarried men between agesof 18 and 35 citizens of the UnitedStates of good charactc and temper-ate habits who can speak read andwrito English Men wanted forservice In Cuba and tho PhilippinesFor Information apply to RecruitingOfficer New Richmond House Paducah Ky

FOR R1lECHANGE The Scott Hannon farmsix miles nqjth and two miles east ofupper ferry landing I111 illinois fenceaand cross fenced 1GO acres sixroomhouse smoke house large barn antgranaries six acres rye about tenacres meadow some pasture goodorchard and nice flowers See TWarren Sharp at Hogan grocery 122Kentucky avenue

Finished But Not EndedTime selfmade millionaire who had

endowed the school had been InvitedIto make tho opening speech at thecommencement exercises He had notoften had a chance of speaking be¬

fore the public and ho was resolvedto make tho most of It He draggedhis address out most tiresomely re-

peating¬

the same thought over antiover Unable to stand It any longera couple of boys Iir tho rear of thoroom sllppcd out A coachman whowas waiting outside asked them If thomillionaire had finished his speech

Gee yes replied the boys buthe wont stop Everybodys Maga-zine

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IJceuseBedford J1Hjotcman prominent physician ofBlboihlngton was arrested at the lIn ¬

stigation of a local physician lastnight charging him with practicingwithout a license Ho has a state 11 ¬

tense and will fight tho case In thocourts Ho came here where ho Is at-

tending¬

a patient who has cancer

Revolutionize Mining LIUVH

Cruthrlu March nTho governorsigned tho bill which royolutlonlzejtho states mining laws placing thestate mine Inspector In absolute con ¬

trol Tho bill prevents boys workingunderground and requires the latestsafety devices

A bargalnlovlng wife is a greatdrawback to her husbands bank ac-

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