The Paducah Sun from Paducah, Kentucky • Page 4

re M1i iijttiIj Sun i AFTERNOON AND WEEKLY BY THE SUN PUBLISHING CO iCOltP01LlTEDs nur FISBIR President and Editor PDWIN PAXTOW Ueneral Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATES cterodat the poitofflce atPodueob el Kj as second class matter THE DAILY SUN Uy carrier per weekM 10 Bj mall per month In advancer10 BJ mall per year In advance se0 1111E 1 WEEKLY SUN jOte year by mall postage paid I10C Address THE SUN Paducah Ky Orrtci 115 South Third I TELCFIIONC Nom Chicago Office It Ojborne la charge loot Trlbane Building 1 THB SUN CARAT trovlrD not POLlowmo TUCKS 3 1 Clements fc Co a Van Colin Bros Pclracr House MONDAY JAN 10 1 04 CIRCULATION STATEMENT Dec L2263 Dec I72a6f Dec 2 2273 Dec 1112263 Dec 3 2281 Dec 19 2260 Dec 4 22bt Dec 20 1Dec 5 2276 Dec 21ooM 2250 Dec 6 Dec 222239 I Dec 7 22C5 Dec 232251 i Dec 32263 Dec 242251 Dec 9 2269 Dec 262250 Dec 10 2269 Dec 27 Dec 1 12272 Dec 2S2235 I Dec 12 2269 Dec 292222 DC Dec 30 2233 1 Dec i 2260 Dec 31 2236 Dec 15226 Dec 162255 58731 i DAILY AVERAGE 2258 4k I Personally appeared before JOe this day Paxton general manager of The Snn who affirms that the above statement of the circulation of The Sun for the month of Dec 1903 it I tine eo the best of his knowledge and belief I PETER PURVKAR It Notary Public McCracken County My commission expires at the end of the next session of the senate 1Dec 1 3 1 1903 DAILY THOUGHT Submission courage exertion these seem to be the weapon with which we must fight lifes long bat etie It THE WEATHER Cloudy tonight Tuesday rain and warmer in west Fair in east portion MKINLEYS ANNIVERSARY The birthday anniversary of the late IThe I President Wm MoKinley on January 29 promises to Amount to almost a national event Through tho Carna I 1 tion Icacno of Amerjca much has been idcno i to arouse Interest and last enI I there were appropriate services in i jthere schools and churches of tho country This rear will witness a still more extensive celebration of it and while peoplo ace prone to soon forget thoy will not do so in tho case of our beloved martyred president As tho GlobeDomocrat fittingly says He figured prominently in an epoch which is not likely to bo forgotten no matter how exciting may be tho events which succeed it Daring his presi I dency the United States broke away from the seclusion which had hitherto i restricted its interests to the western i hemisphere and took its place among the nations which have world seope to I their activities and influence With this broadening of the field of American interest and prestige the name of William McKInley will ba permanently identified Thai his 1ba 1 lir lay anniversary is likely to command greater and greater attention as I time panel Already the memory of i tho president of tho Spinlth war days i like that of the president of the civil war period has ceased to figure in 1 the popular mind in a partisan aspect Nobody now thinks of Lincoln as a Republican His memory is the her itago of all parties and all sections 1 The same is gradually becoming true of McKinley Democrats as well as Republicans mourned at his death Democrats equally with Republicans joined in the observance of his natal anniversary ayear ago January 29 1901 will be a day which will appeal to tho patriotic spirit of 80000000 of Americans Tho Chicago authorities are having spasm of virtue and pushing the theater disaster investigation with a vim and earnestness that would have boon vastly more beneficial had it come in time I to cave those 600 people themV to stop sjnd candidly ask thomselveb ewhat tljey aro going to do about it when tiiey have ferreted it all out sr iq 1and pr von dc histhat ro the yotlieP No ono really had any idea such a horrible thing was going to happen and oven if people were careless and negligent as everybody Is to somo ex tent is there any jury in tho country that could conscientiously convict them of crime unless it is plain they intended to commit crime In the death of former Governor John Young Brown Kentucky loses a man who was truly great Ho was not a demagogue nor a man who could pull wires and steal states but man of giant intellect one who was a credit to his country and of whom any stato would bo proud The career of John Young Brown is well known but his nature was known to only those who woro brought into close contact with him Ho had few equals as a thinker and orator was generous and had a thoroughly admirable die I position Governor Brown will ever live in tho memory of thoco who Ilive know him as trno man and ore who was not afraid to do what ho be lieved was right At last accounts Uncle Sam was still sniiltingtat tho eqnalls Clam coli sky Colombia Tho desperate straits of the foolish little republic aro graphically emphasized by its appealing to the Democratic party in thu United I States for aid Fancy anything that bad oil For tho enlightenment of our belligerent neighbor which seems to have been sadly ignorant of the disposition of Uncle Sam somebody I should explain that the Democratic party needs about as much help as anything else just now Those merchants who are complaining that they aro not allowed to take up thei sidewalks with their goods boxes should remember that goods boxes aro not bricks and if they want to obstruct the sidewalks they must do it with brick piles This is more effectual and besides makes a fireproof blockade The Bloomington Ill street car strikers have hit on a new plan They are running automobiles in opposition to the street care This beneficent increase in safe transportation will doubtless make the public more determined than ever to walk until the trouble is settled FREIGHT WRECK SECOND SEOTIOWOP 161 DERAILED ISEOOND I ED AND MUCH DELAY Second section of 151 sontn bound was derailed at Rlalto Tennat 810 this morning by cars jumping the track and there was considerable delay to traffic The tracks were reported cleared this afternoon but the west hound passenger train duo at 1130 was over four hours late COUSINS MARRY CAME HERE FROM NEW HAVEN MO TODAY Mr Goodrich a young dentist of Now Haven Moand Marian King of New Haven Mo first cousins came to the city this morning and procured a marriage license They repaired to County Judge Light foots office whnro they wore married Pastor Puts Ban on Dancing Rev Dr Hubbard pastor of the Bedford Heights Baptist church Brooklyn has Jarred the young people of his church into his way of thinking by putting his pastoral foot down heavily These young peoplo of both sexes planned a benefit dance for the raising of funds for a church organ Dr Hub bard suggested some other form of enterprise Tho projectors Ignored tho hint and went ahead Then tho doctor 1 aaldNo you shall not dance any where In the official name of this church All tho old peoplo of the church backed him up and the dance has been called off Will Celebrate Secession Belgium Is preparing to celebrate tho seventyfirst anniversary of its secession from tho Netherlands The celebration will be held in 1005 when a great fair will opon in Liege King I opold will add ati lqg to his Brus sels palace and other public building will bo rushed to completion In order to mako the capital attractive to visItors DEATH IN COUNTY Reba Dove aged 9 months child of Frank Dove died last night at Balance Ky of whooping cough The burial will take place at the ClArks river grave yard tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock oclockLlOENSED I LICENSED TO MARRY II House of Marshall county1 age 32 and Ediths Smith of Marshall couuty ago 22 hat been licensed towed It will make the second marriage of the groom and the first of tho bride IN THE THECOURTS COURTS Petit Jury Impaneled in Circuit Court Today Judge Reed Appoints Mr A Ibon Bark ley tho Court Stonog raphor A SMALL POLICE COURT Tho second week of tho McCraolieu circuit court was convened this morning by Judge William Reed and tho trial of regular cases gone into Tho petit jury was empaneled na follows Goorgo Jackson Popper Arnold James Leigh Simmons Jones Ru dolph Steve Monard Ed Jane Yarbrough 4W II Patterson Stanley A Dossett II Childrcss Abernathy Miller Joe Urolf Shorron Hurt Rouse A Ezell Craft Arnold ChildresiTbo Tbo first caso called for trial was tho damage suit of Miller against tho Metropolitan Life mine ante company The action was brought to secure damages for alleged false arrest Mr Alben Barkley the well known young attorney was appointed court Liquozone Cost 00000 1 i Yet We Will Buy a SOc Bottle and Give it to You This company composed of business professional amt medical men of ability paid 100000 for the right to make Liquoronc That is the highest price ever paid for the rights in one country on Any scientific discovery It was paid by us after years of experiment with it because Itquozonc alone can kill inside germs without killing the tissues too Nothing else can destroy the cause of any germ disease diseaseLiquid Liquid I Oxygen Liquozonc Is simply liquid oxygen no oxygtunodrugg covery of Paul the great Gentian chemIst who spent 20 years on it His object was to get such on excess of oxygen in staple form into the blood that no genii could live in any membrane or tissue Liquoonc does that We spend 14 days iu making each bottle of it but the result is germicide so certain that we publish on every bottle an offer of 1000 for a disease germ that it cannot kill Kills All Germs Any drug that kills germs is A poison to you and it cannot be taken internally I Medicine never destroys inside genus Liquozonc kills them with oxygen a tonic to you the very source of vitality aI I It kills them because genus are vegetables stenographer the first oUlical appoint went Judge Reed ban made since going into ofllco i POLICE COURT Efllce Morris colored charged with striking a girPwith Oat iron was flood 190 and costs George Hammond and John Henry were fined ft and costs for drunken 1 and an excess of orygcn the very life of ail nn lunlls deadly vegetable matter Liquotone is employed in the largest hospitals and prescribed by the lest physicians the world over It is essen tial in any germ disease for the cause must lie destroyed and nothing else cnn do it Iiquozonc then nets ns a tonic to bring back condition of Perfect health for oxygen is Natures greatest tonic Its fleets arc exhilarating purifying vitaliz lug It does something that nil the skill in the world cannot do without it Germ Diseases These are the known germ disease All Hint medicine can do for those troubles is to help Nature overcome the germs and swell remit are indirect nnd uncertain Iiqttoaoue kills tlte germs wherever they are anti the results are Inevitable By destroying tM cause of the trouble it invariably ends the disease anti forever Adams HIT VeTfr Influents AIAatmla KMa IHiratot Hn urtiim IA t1I1pn Htonl IX oo lHMori fIoo Hrljbf a IHMao layer Truubtei Bowel Tnmklf Malaria Nmirlst 0INcU toN I Many roan Freebies lbawiasplloo IIIM lliwiRMflU cec rnsp IVwrliy QalDiy can stlna 1Imtwn Catarrh Caswer Skta IIhNUI ty ni nrIKarrh a HararuUSyphlUi lan lnilfivr mwh Trebles 111 ttA Throat Trtwlil hesasaNrtltiss Tubeeetuma well alllinstI I wellA I Billy Grace was continued The housebreaking and obtaining money by falio protcuics clUe aganut Hewlett Jones were continued until Wednesday WednesdayOibornu Oibornu Travis colored wu lined 15 and cysts forming intuiting Ian I QuaJo Fowiflall Stonci Ttimeri Uleers UolUa tiout Varlcoofle donorrbradlMt NVonirn Ulifivi All diseases that belln with ertrall IIIQ1IIe roatloaall citarrhall conlijloui dUeaiait mstlonslcatarrhslleontasfouadtseare1allth Ua result of Impure or polionej Mood tn nervous debility tb oozoue acts ai a Ita her aceompllttiliif what no drugs CaD duo SOC Bottle Free If you need Liquozone nnd luC never tried it please send us this coupon We will then mail you an order on your local druggist for a fullsize bottle and we will my your druggist ourselves for it Thisi is our free gift made to convince you to show YOU what Liquozone is and what it can do In justice to yourself please accept it today for it places you under no obligation whatever Iiquozone costs SOC and i CUT OUT TIllS COUPON far till offer rosy not appear stain Fill oat Iba Weak aiM mall It I la the lljuM Una 00 ntIN Kluilo 81 CUte jo My disease Is 1 IMTX set lrll I JDOMIH but If you Kill supply rues loo bellUi frru twill tate II I no air fllddraw t4I Auy phyiWaa or hoiplUI net yet uticc Jiqo zoo wilt tUiJIy supplied fur a UaU Many of the subscribers on tho rural rooter are coming in to pay their bubicjltillous and got votes in tho Suns contact The Sun will Bond A resident of tho county to the Wot Id Fair and every one in the county ihouli tako an interest in tho contest and whelp decido who the lucky one will bo 00 I I Mid Winter Slashing of Shoe Prices anl Mild Weather Leaves Us Overstocked I 01 0 This winter has been unseasonable too warm and as a result we are overstocked on shoes The onfy thing to do is to cut the prices and this we have done as we I must prepare now for spring arrivalsr Several lines of our best shoes at I 1 Great Reduction in Price I is our one way of moving them i A maltE I A FE OF THE PRICES FOLLOW i a I All this seasons goods I 1 I MENS SHOES I I I St rI I II I JRe ular 500 Shoes cut to 425 Regular 400 Shoes cut to 350 Regular 350 Shoes cut to 325 Regular 300 Shoes cut to 250 Regular 250 Shoes cut to 2 15 Regular 200 Shoes cut to 175 Regular 150 Shoes cut to 125 I NM LADIES SHOES 01 1 Regular 500 Shoes cut to 400 Regular 400 Shoes cut to 325 Regular 350 Shoes cut to 300 Regular 300 Shoes cut to 2 70 Regular 2 50 Shoes cut to 200 4 Regular 200 Shoes cut to J75 Regular 150 Shoes cut to J25 I 125 Velvet Slippers cut to 99c 11 I I sn if 7 ad CII fI Choice of any Felt Slipper in house for1M0 Boys Shoes and Childrens tt tf Shoes all odd sizes sold regardless of cost See our stock of Baby Shoes at 50c Most complete line of infant shoes in the city I Strictly Cash 41 No goods sent out on approval II I I TELEPHONE 675 I res LLNDLEK LYDON I Il air I 10 a AI It 11 9 a Jf JI Il I 11 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