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The Paducah Sun from Paducah, Kentucky • Page 2

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The Paducah Suni
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Paducah, Kentucky
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Hir A POPULAR MAN KILLED BY TRAIN 1 Attorney Sam Molloy Victim of Fatal Accident 1 StruckBy an Train at Gist gowkJunotioqlast gowkJunotioqlasth 4 iN1at att WAS WELL KNOWN HERE HEREe Mr Sam 0 Molloy county attor ney of Lyon county was killed by an train at Glasgow Junction near Bowling lire yesterday rat noon Ho was struck by a southbound freight tm tbo It about noon He died at 2 oclock in the afternoon never regaining conscious ness nessHo Ho arrived at Glasgow on the 11 oclock trainand had hired a convey ance to take him to Brownsville where he was going on legal business The proprietor of a livery stable Mr Allen was In tho buggy with him and they were crossing tho track below the station when struck by a train Mr Molloy was thrown ont on his head and received Injuries which rendered him unconscious He was tak en back to the botol but never spoko after the accident dying two hours later laterAllen Allen was injured Internally and is in a serious condition Mr Molloys remains were shipped to Kuttawa this morning Ho left Knttawa Saturday night and the shock of his tragic and unexpect ed death is felt generally in this sec tion He was a man abont 43 years of age married and well known hero Ho leaves besides wife three chil dren Ax sister and brother living in Texas also survive him Molloy wig well known in Paducah having often come to the city on busi ness the last time only a few days ago Ho had many friends hero and was a popular man everywhere Mr Molloy was related to the Da valla on Jefferson street Paducah Mrs Henson a relative who had been visiting here left for Eddyvillp this I morning to attend the funeral BUILDING NEWS MR JOHN 8KELTON TO BUILD NKW FLOOR FOR GOVERNMENTBUILDING BUILDING Mr John Skelton today began the erection of a largo house on North Sixth street with aifnmber of rooms which will be rented to those taking meals elsewhere It will be a comfort able brick structure of 18 robins and will cost about f6000 It will probably be leased by Mrs Katie Craig Postmaster Fisher has roo ceived information from Washington that a handsome terazzo floor which ho requested should bo placed In the addition to the government building had been allowed LAID TO REST The funeral of Mr Sheerer took place Sunday afternoon at 330 oclock at the First Presbyterian I church Rev Francis Beattie ofI I Louisville conducted the service Tho burial was at Mt Kenton A large number of friends attended the funeral and tho floral offerings I were many and beautiful JUSTICE YOUNGS COURT Today is the regular court day of Justice Jesso Young and he has a I docket of about 70 cases Ho trials wore gone into today and nothing more than the calling of tho docket and the setting of cases was done Mr pod Mrs Little have gone to Dresden Tenn to attend the funeral of Mr Oottrell President of tha Weakley County Bankand 1 one of tho most prominent men of that 1 county 3 He died suddenly Saturday enningI I eveningTO TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Tike Lazatlre Drorao Quinine Tabled All druKgliit refund the money II It tills to cure Grove signature la on each box ttc llll1tl111111111111111111 Red Raven Splits I SOULES DRUG AT SplitsI I all1UUIUIIIIlIlJ MUliU I ABSOLUTE SECURITY Genuine Carters Little Liver Pills I 1 Must Boar Signature ef 4 5N Ftw51mIk Wrappu ts sew ITU7 I I Ito I FORNEAIACNL FDIUIACNrFl FIR RIIZINCSS FIR RIUIUSHESS FOR TIRMR LIVER FIR CINSTIPATIOR FIR SALLIW SKIN nl THECOMPWli 061wUa7ra1 CTMVII rainN I lyabIPBat ft CURE SICK HEADACHE FILLED WITH SMOKE Police Discover a Dangerous Blaze in Time i ffhoHouser Urooery Ignited by Hot Ashes Which Burned Through a Bucket I FAMILY WOULD SUFFOOATE Fire was discovered in the rear por lion of tho Houser grocery corner Eleventh and Tennessee streets this morning by Officers Hessian and Orr arid but fbr tho timely discovery of the officers the grocery would proba bly have burned over tho heads of the occupants Mr Houier and family who live there had returned and left a bucket of hot ashes on tho kitchen floor The ashes burned through the frail wooden bucket and caught the floor Brands of fire were drop ping through the floor when tho po liceman came along and they immediately roused the occupants who were asleep with the bode completely filled with stifling smoke The blaze was extinguished with bucket of water without calling the fire departments Little damage was done but the grocery would probably have berried to tho ground but for the I fortunate discovery of the conflagra lion in good time The family was pot awakened by the smoke except the I baby which was coughing violently from the strangling effects II WORK BEGINS THIRD STREET PAVING STARTED OFF THIS MORNING Contractor Terrell today started tho work of plowing up South Third street between Broadway and Kentucky avenue for the purpose of I paving the block Work was suspended soma months ago on account of the weather It will be several days after work gets well under way before the block is I ready for tho concrete aa RURAL DELIVERY GALLOWAY OuUNTY TO HAVE THREE CARRIERS SOON A Washingon dispatch In yesterdays papers states that Murray Galloway county has been allowed rural free delivery with three carriers The area covered is 63 squaro miles and the population served 2100 The date for establishing the routes is May 2 4 RUDOLPH MUST HANG Union Mo March 28 William Rudolph who was on trial for par ticipating in tho killing of Detective Charles Schumacher was convicted of murder in the first degree and sentenced to hang May 13 George Collins who also participated in this murder wan banged Saturday KENTUCKY MAC MN KILLED BY OARS Memphis Tenn March 28J Ballard ta switchman formerly of Lebanon Kyj was crashed between the drawheads of cars in the Illinois Central yards here dying two boors later 3 i A PADUCAH WOMAN HAD GOLD MONEY Was Arrested at MnVfield and is Being Held There Local Police THink i She HtoloIt Doctors Lose Horses I I MINOR CITY HALL NOTES ei i Local police officers havo been boil fled of tho arrest at Mayfield of a ne gro woman giving tho name of Mag gio White Said to be from Paducah I She is alleged tohavo gone to May Held drunk and to have bought all I the whiskey and cocaine she could She tried to take the town and at tho homo of Mr Lawrence Albrliton stole a quantity of thing afterwards recovered When searched a t20 gold certificate and a twenty dollar gold piece wore found on her It is i supposed she stole it from some one bat who the police have been unable to learn She is said to havo made her appearance first with a negro man at fleas The MayfIeld police thought that possibly the money she had wpu that lost or stolen from Pest House Keeper Wm Wheelis here last Friday As she seems to have been in Boaz or Mayfleld at the time however tho dice have been unable to connect her with the theft She Is being hold to await developments DOCTORS HORSUES MISSED DM Pendley and Graves both reported the loss of their horses and buggies to tho police lost night Dr Pendleys was found by the police down about Maiden Alley about 1 oclock and Dr Graves was found near Seventh and Trimble street later in the nigtit The animals eith er strayedor werejdrircn by someone and then turned loose A NOTE FOUND The police last night found a note signed by Baker Co In favor of Mrs Annie Barnhill for tOO and are holding It 1 at too oity ball for tho owner WOOLFOLK COMING SHE WILL BRING WITH HER ANEW WHARF BOAT The Woolfolk would have been duo here today from St Louis having re ceived a new bsttery of boilers but was compelled to go to the assistance of tho Mary Michael on the lower Mil aissippi river The Michael had a tow the needed assistance in handling The Woolfolk had in tow tho big wharfboat for the St Lolls and Tennessee river packet company Tho wbarfboat will be brought hero and repaired and It the plans of tho steamboat company workout the boat will be kept here It was dropped at Cairo until the Woolfolk gets back and will be brought here in a few days I daysDO DO IT TODAY The time worn injunction Never put off til tomorrow what you can do today it now generally presented in this formIDo it today I That Is I the torso advice we want to give on about that hacking cough or domoral izing cold with which yon havo been straggling for several days perhaps weeks Take sorno reliable remedy for it todayand lot that remedy be Dr Bosohee German Syrup which has been in use for over thirtyfive yearn A few doses of it will un doubtedly relieve your cough or cold i and its continued use for a few days will euro you completely No matter how deep seated our cough even if dread consumption hai attacked your lunge German Syrnp will sorely effect a cureas it has done before in thou ands of apparently hopelostf cases of lung trouble Now trial bottles 35o regular size 75o Mall druggist LEADING ATTORNEYS Jos Grogan Attorney at law room 402 Fraternity building Phone 080Taylor Taylor Lucas rooms 303205 Fraternity building Both phones COS Harrison 13 and 14 Comm big building Old phone 100 Bagby Martin No 335 Booth Fourth street np stairs Eaton 317310 fraternity building rC We WOI Buyi i A 5Oc Bottle of Liquozone and Give it to You to Tl I Liquozonc is the only way known to kill germs in the body without killing the tissues too It is the only way to end the cause of any germ disease It is also a vitalizing tonic with which no other known product can compare It is new in America and millions who need it dont know of it For that reason we make this remarkable offer We will buy the first bottle and give it to you if you need it We will do this gladly to let the product itself show you what it can do We Paid 100000 For the American rights to Liquo zonethe hlghcst price ever paid for similar rights on any scientific discovery We did this after testing the product for two years through physi clans and hospitals in this country and others We paid it because Liquozone does what all the skill in the world cannot do without IL Any drug that kills germs is a poison and it cannot betaken internally Every physician knows that medicine is almost helpless in any germ disease Not Medicine Liquozonc is the result 01a process which for more than 20 years has been the constant subject of scientific and chemical research Its virtues are derived solely from gas made in large part from the best oxygen producers I By a process requiring immense ap DAILY TOURIST SLEEPERS TO CALIFORNIA I Iron Mountain Route operates Pullman I tourist sleeppere St Louis to CfeHfornla leaving 830 a dully te Little Rock Texarkana Dallas Fort Worth and El Paso Tho Ideal Route to California Fast schedule Cheap colonist rates In effect daily during March and April 1004 to California and the northwest Pullman tourist sleepers via Missouri Pacific railway Leave St Louis every Thursday 0 a from Kansas City Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays 030 mgolng via Pueblo and system through Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City to Ogden etc Home seeker and colonist rates to various points In the west and sonthw av cry first and third Tuesdays each month For map folders descriptive literature rates etc consult nearest ticket agent or address MATTUEWS A Room SOl Norton Building Louts vllle Ky ACT OF PURSE 8NATOHEBS Two negro boys snatched a purse from Miss Genie Griffin daughter of Mr Michael Griffin and cashier at Wolllps about 0 oclock Saturday night as she was en route home ac companied by her mother The purse was attached to a chain and contained only a small amount Near Sev enth and Broadway the negroes made the attack securing tho pnrse and rnnning away before anyone else pass Ing along could interfere The police have found no clue TO LEAVE MAYFIELD Yesterdays Louisville Herald says Colonel John Landrntn recently appointed secretary and treasurer of tho Green River Whiskey company was at ticelbaohs hotel yesterday Ho wan here making arrangements to movo bin offloo from Mayfield to either Lonisvjllo or Owonsboro Ho has not yet donQltcly decided In which city ho will placo his office but will be in Louisville again next week for further consideration of the more CURED CONSUMPTION Mrs Evans Oharwater Kan writes My husband lay sick for three months The doctors said he had qnlrk consumption Wo procured a bottlo of Ballardi Horehound Syrup and it cured him That was six years ago and since then we have always kept a bottle in tho house Wo cannot do without it For coughs and colds It has no equal26o COo and 100 Sold by Da Bois Kolb Co Paducah Ky DAN DALY FOLLOWS HIS WIFE Now York March 28Dan Daly the comedian died suddenly at his room in tho Vendomo hotel For years he had suffered from tuberculosis His wlfo died suddenly two weeks ago Daly was a native American and won success in musical comedies notably tlTbe Belle of New York Ho was about 40 year of age I BRIDGE LITIGATION AT EVANSVILLE Evansille Ind March 38 Evans ville and Henderson Traction company has began notion to appropriate tho Henderson brldgo aorou the Ohio zlv er acting under the joint laws of Indiana and Kentucky which makes the bridge a public highway Long liti gation is I oxpoated paratus and 14 days time these gases are i made part 01 the liquid product The result is a product that does what oxygen does and oxygen is the very source 01 vitality the most essen tlal clement of life The effects of Liquozone are exhilarating vitalizing purifying Yet it is a germicide so certain that we publish on every bottle an offer of 1000 for a disease germ that it cannot kill The reason is that germs are vegetables and Llquo one like an excess of oxypen is deadly to vegetable matter That is why Liquozone kills every disease germ and with a product which to the human body is life Germ Diseases These are the known germ diseases All that medicine can do for these troubles is to help Nature overcome the germs and such results are indi rect and uncertain Liquozone kills the germs wherever they are and the results are inevitable Dy destroying the cause of the trouble it invariably ends the 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Years Available:
1896-2024