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AFTERNOON AND WK1SKIA

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fi F >r FISHBn ITeildentE J PAXTON General Manager

Entered at the postoince at PaducahKy nl second class matter

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CIRCULATION STATEMENT

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15099 1C> 50-782GO94 17 G074

16091 18 W73

45103 1960893 6104 21 C0-947C10S 2251W8l094 235098-p 095216110106098 56119-JlI

6103 2G 61-22lZr6102 28b11814 5088 29GlIZI-G 2607C 3061J7T-otal 132547

Average for September 1908 50983902dPersonally appeared before me

this Oct 2 1908 R D Mac lIlen1I

business manager of The Sun whoaffirms that the above statement ofthe circulation of The Sn for themonth of September 1908 Is true tothebest of his knowledge and belief

My commission expires January10 1912

PETER PUHYEARNotary Public McCracken Co

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TIlE TICKET

President Win H Tufta Vice Ires Jus S Shermani Congress J M Porter

r City Tirnsurer4 It GrouseCity Jnllicr VfnAe DrownAtdermcirW T IHlcr If S II

Wells FinU Lack U S Walsion jjjt and n W Cornelison s

Councllmen First ward John j

W Uebout second ward JohnRock third ward C M Illker

i fourth ward J L Wanner fifthward T E Ford sixth wanl ItB llarnctt

School TnIitCtsFlr t ward1I O Wllllain If Poorc Second want l

1 J 1C Uondurant Third ward O j

II Storks Fourth ward KtfI Hubbnrd Fifth ward It S

Morris long term J U MeQueen short term Sixth wand I

i1ViK lUcktnan short term I

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T ANNOUNCKMENT

ppfaernty Court Clerk j

E Vte Sea Is authorized to announce1 Hiram Smedley a candidate for re¬

election to the office of Clerk of theIMcCracken County Courtsubject toHit action of the Democratic party

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rThoughttt 1f jivesbut for a little thing Novalls

The jokes on ur XVhatll youIF haves

oyLet the people rule In their choicekof City Treasurer Doriano

A vote for George Walters is a votefor a lawsuitII

Governor Pattersonc ders to shoot any man seen wearing

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a mask examPleliIj

t Four banks in a town of 1000 t

habitants and two banks In a town of-

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150 inhabitants Indicateeither thatOkIahoia Is Ina meet remarkablyflourishing condition Qr that the bank 1

deposit guaranty scheme Js breeding t

a host of speculating banks 11

0As one thinks of that Vaughn DenII

nctt murder case ten years was VerttI llttlo punishment for two men who 1

dcllberaiey waylaid and murdered anjInnocent young mesa and very harshpunishment for killing a night TlderII bent on crime

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ill iNo more evidence has been securedagainst the Reel foot assassins thanhas been obtained against Kentuckynight riders and convictions are cer

1tale as soon as local officials andcourts not in sympathy with night

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the Hollowcll case The Hcelfoot as

tisassiii t havent been tried and con-

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I oreven Indicted yet 1

l Iar Citizens of Clarksvlllo Tenn kndw

how rnmch protection Governor Patt toR ha Aeen giving people in theskiers Infested section A psoail

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dared by Hshermcn In tt wjljil trapfoot country and the BpvtJrnor fludIt a convenient time for a grand-stand play but people obscure peo-ple have been murdered near Clark1fo

vllle men have been whipped andtheir property destroyed citizens arecompelledto take turns guarding thEapproaches to Carksvllle nightly andthey petitioned the governor for prolection without avail No GovernorPatterson is not going about his orklike Governor WllUoneeTUB DOMINANT FACTION

t0About the only thing that could beaccomplished by aiding DemocrntlAcceSs htJ Um Iocal election neatTuesday woud 1>e to fasten on theparty organization the clutches of thE

faction which was so omphdtlcaUrebuked In the mayoralty contest lastfall One of the most ardent workedof that faction Is named for citytreasurer admittedly running at lhsexpense of the organization j to Inyoke a lawsuit with the Incumbentwho was elected by the people

In the primary which was conducted by the Lang faction a wellknown Republican was put on thE

aldermanIc ticket and ho drow endcleat votes to defeat H It LIndscand E W Baker a trick In whichthe principal aptor was lnnocOnt buttwhich was so palpable that the localorgan was forced to come out In nileditorial and express belated regretover the occurrence Although 11

navelFiad a word to say on the sub-Ject before the primary and Mi

Lang hlmsclt Iq a published cardsaid in substance Hope to die I

didnt do Ill H-

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Is a welt known tact that thosepeople who refused to swallow tomac jrcpar l fortlienr by this fa >tlon last fall have been classified 01

Smith Democrats and those h-

ailed to stand by the organlzatlo-that time were punished In the prlmart this year

The same crowd tried to make 1II

essential to voting In the prlmarthis fall that the voter first voted tcrBryan in order to cram their theorie sdown the throat of tho gold Demo-crate but this has failed

The whipping they got fast fathas trot prevailed to make this fac-tion loose Its grip on the organizationIt will take another one

Just compare tho men on the opposing tickets as you did last yearand then do as you did last year andt

after awhile they Hvlll cease to presume that you will vote for anyibodthey suggest

Are you a good citizen of Padu-cah

oESSENTIAL POINTS ABOUT TilE1

BOND ISSUEThere are essential points In th

stool bond Issue question that inns t

be kept in mind First the Interestof the schools and the pupils nn dsecond that of the taxpayers

There Isno one whoWllavpsflha tany proposed school measures witheap an excessive burden OD any onetax payer or group of theinThe rcare some who have a llngerlngsue

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right to Issue bonds at any timeThat Is wrong The school board tt-

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separate and Independent corporation from the city and the law whichHmlts the city to bonds aggregating-

la certain percent of the assessed vatuatlon of taxable property has noth-Ing to do with school bonds So d

ismmiss these two considerations fro I

your mind No tax payer will fee I

any additional burden on account 01fany proposed school outlay and th ecllys privilege of Issuing bonds wK 1I

not be curtailed a centPaducah should have good schools

because the quality of our citizenshipdepends upon the way our citizen I

ire trained for the duties of citizenship and particularly the laboringi

men members of the union shout JI

see that their boys are educated ti I

carry on to perfection the work theoy

themselves have undertaken Paducah should have exceptionally goodPohooTa because she Isthe metropolisI

6t a large territory with no big edurational Institutions in It and ttocommon schools are the foundationof any sort of educational development

The schools should be sanltarj y

above all else because a childhealth is the first essential of we 1I

being That requires no argumentAn education that Injures a childI

hearth Is wholly bad The school eImust be properly equipped and the

goIngI more I

In erect-Ing two school buildings The cityhas the buildings and must pay foidiem The debt fton the buildingireated a big interest account andthe creditors of course had a Tightto press their claims The presenttboard was compelled to pay out revsnue on the debt and then ratherthan seethe schools closed the truetees pledged their personal credit toraise money at the bank It hastaken 20000 of the schools preciousrevenue this year to meet the deficitoccasioned by the payments Theboard succeeded In borrowing froma bank a sum to pay current expensesfora few weeks That sort of thingjf course cant continue indefinite

Land every loan adds to the InterestI taccount

The trustees declare that after paylag into the school fund this 20000 D

they will use only so much of thebond money as Is necessary to puttIthe schools In proper sanitary condlJon and equip them The remalndeor the money will be available whothe time comes to erect more buildIngs The city needs more school

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after the voting of the bonds wlli btto fa before tho legislature and eecarl mire revenue tor the schools

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I tilK DEPOSIT GUARANTEEThe pAnk In tire Democratic pMbestabikhumont of a guarantee fund to fIN

l Jopuits In natoc1 bankscnnletnearer to being an accute Issue tn thE

presenttaittpalsn than any thing else

Nashvillesbj Mr Dprvn and l-eopenlytopposed by Mr Taft Them I

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any other question on whichthe twq candidates stand in such com-

pleteI This

oppositionis a new question born Ih

the exparlmentsrt state of Okah ra-nd the limited trial It has had r-

II that new commonwealth Is the onlyoperayIitlonj The burden of proof lies on

MrjBryan to show that It is practice

IthoughIMrof financial theories and panaceas forfinancial troubles there is no good-

s season why the pubMc should site impllcVt and iiDquestfonlng faith to WI

judgment The bankers and flnari cterj of Europe and America havE

I bee for matryceeiturles busy with atquefton9 of the kind ant noekc-tlitniI take kindly to the proposiUoiTheir judgment 1s entitled to unprcJudicial consideration but of coursethey are not Jnfalllble It is a mat-ter that should be considered sober

sand carefully and It lIs to be regret-ted that it should be nwje a cam-paIgn Issue It Is adtogother farcinand cannot bo otherwise than pre-

Judicial for grave tlnaneil questionto b<j made the subject of campaigntrea ipent

1Saps of paper that boar some re-

semblance to frank notes aTe beingcvulalcd by the Democratic earnpagn managers to create popularsentiment on this issue Ono side ofthese slips Is said to represent moneyguaranteed by nM the banks in firscountry wMclt Mr Bryan proposesand the other money guaranteed by

I any oW bank which Mr Taft proposes Of course this Is misOoadbag All natlonnt bank notes aronjarsod bj the government andgood without ruftrmco to the solvrncy of the bank of lisue Tliguarantee poI< y has rctcsettco to thesocwrity of deposits nut the meretrlclous argument these slips of paper J

I malna is a fair sample of campalgjnveUiodn and how how ridiculous IhIs to decide such questions by popuavote

Conks come from decHoe Jn tinI value of indusurfai securities probably oftener than any other soured

I Such a donttne may come from snit

jEuropoaijeffect Tho guarantee of bank deposits could not reHeve a fiUuatlorlike that It might however in rom

I Instances prevent banks from fallingand that would bo a commendable

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iealuro if pot offset other more sorlous comEfderatlcms In any light Hi1la matter for grave thought by Un-

I best financial Intoect end riot nproper subject for polltlcaC treatmentIt Is howmt >r a matter that appealsto the poptiAr imagination and whichthe politicians therefore like it-

htaidJo In their usual way but itshould bc reserved for thoughtfulcopsideratton In congressional rommlttees and not pandered os votecatcbCng material on tho hustings

oills Regret

Mr Sinus Darker hail been chcateIn a horso trade according to aWTlten In the Washington Star end

ythe1experk co formed his chief topic

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hoard the dray spveral timesNo niMwored Mr Darker V1

dont mind the mans getting mmoney to much but I do bate tc

Ithhtk that I haw lost his respect

Goodart Vou didnt actually tohim that 1 didnt think him much ofa poet t

Wiseman SureOoodart Oh I wouldnt holes hal

you do that for the worldWteemanvNoneensel+ 1 That does

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RIQUIItEI TOc1JSIt dlUTION ISllAllIfJllMSIVHS

I5vlrnlI T <nwH Are Being llnfomn 1

mill Job Printers Am ItusliolWith Onlrr fur Work

To promote the safe transportationof explosives acids and other danger ¬

ous article lhe railroads in responsein response to on order from tho Interstate commerce commission haveleaned circulars containing insane ¬

tions to their employee and shippersThe law will go into Immediate ef¬

fect In compliance with a law passedby congress and approved by PresRoosevelt Shippers Of explosivesinflamnbles and Melds of all kinds

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must be marked plainly on each package describing thejlXaet content andthlrfls hiust be SttTched fooTlJiali dueprominence may be given Eachshipping order inUit bear a certificatesigned by the shipper that the mater-Ial

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for shipment IIs properly pickedmarked and In proper condition fortransportation according to ithe regu ¬

lationsi No shipments of explosives Irlflnmablcs or acids will be accepted by therailroads unless Utaregulatlons havebeen complied with Heavy penal-ties

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hove been proscribed against theshipper as well as tho carrier for vio ¬

lations of the lawThe Instructions Issued by tire roll ¬

road companies are thorough and rail ¬

road men have burned the midnightoil in order that they may understand

i the sw fully Ilrtefs liars been propared for the printer so that everyrailroad employe may understand thelaw and avoid a penalty AS tho lawwill KO into Immediate effect the JobprInting offices are well crowded withruth Job for dealersla explosives

The law Is one of safety to the rail-road men as they wilt know whit

I they are handling WJion labeled theboxes will be hand iwllh care andnot dropped sad pitched as oilier

IexploLoonsI ng too worm

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ITAIIIcf Suffers IGnrt AffrctllorYork Oot 30 Mrs WHMam

Astor former queen of New York so ¬

IDrIspent most of tine day In constant at-tendance

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All the members of herhousehold were summoned JohnJacob Astor who lives next door tohis mothers residence did not vonture out of doors until evening whenMrs Astors condition Improvedslightly

I Mrs Astor had a sudden returnof an old heart affection about fourweeks ago said Dr< Flint Sincethen she has hart several attacks ofthe same kind At present the Isresting easily

lit was also learned that Mrs M

Wilson had collapsed as theresult of her faithful attention at thesickbed of her mother

Dr Feint would npUdlscuss MrsAstors illness except to etoto itscause and emphasize Us seriousness

JIlixnggerntedpprecentlyIrebenevolentIsacktyI This unfortunate young 1IInnlilltho oay roIl of a wowr 1

II cMdJcsa and his earnings loiulntaJn

1118blOthPr1i1one the gin of110thaePlste thelowing note t fotI

The rhrumetan slot the easer

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LOCAL POLITICS

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man IIs butter able to nil Uio olntftHo U chairman of the finance cornmltteo and baa been honest andfaithful as wellas capsulel

Alderman IL S wdir has been ortho board by appointment of Mnjc i

Smith an appointment that was modafter consultation wltji leading oiltens of both parties and hls nominatlon II a recognition of the publicright to dictate

Mr Finis hack j a well knowbusiness man well iuadn d to tramaM municipal affairs sad Is interestedIn the citys welfare

PS Vltton Is j former memberof the school boarti who stood oulagainst tho extrava Bceft that led tithe present dilemma and refused ttlend countenance to a former boardexceeding Its author iy Hu It wailknown aad I jiopulnr buHticM man

Ooundlnwnf W OomeKson de1t

man who has lUUnod to thY requests

for numbers of eltteas who Insistedhis accepting Ito nomltatlon foe

alderman although he hid no ambltltalIe has been an x< opUonallgood councilman and It wil his con

ItbalIlflllaP for him on the aldermanticket

Cuunclliimnlf TlrkrlFor ronndlnfon the ticket Is equal-

lyI us strong as for aldermen Someof the raadklRtDs aro old membersall are well known and capable MrJohn W Hebout In the Pint Ward IIswell known tto his pro p otlve constltuency and will add great strengthto the ticket In tko Second no oneIs boiler known than Mr John HockIn the Tilled ward C MI Hiker of thettMt Kentucky Coal company wouldbring execuUve Ability end knowlodgiof affairs to his committee work JIL Wanner the otndldal In theFourth ward Is popular and knowo be exceptionally well qualified T

K Ford of tho Fifth and H S Iturnull of the Sixth nltaSno IntroducIon to their comitKuency

Tin SrliiMl TicketPublic atttntlon has been mud

engrossed with schoc matters thelist few weeks and the 1people havecomo to the realization of the truthof what The Sun has d en saying fortwo years that the tr ible with tbeamoh lias peon the a hoot boardsAt present the city lies u board thatIn many respects Is exceptionallygood President IJondurant who 1s acandidate for teehtlon In tho Seaand ward and H s Morris of theFifth ward have with others pledgedtheir own credit mo than once tokeep the schools going under theblight of former mismanagement olfunds and they liars devoted goodbuMncsg hours and sleeping hours tosolving the financial rlddl which liembarrassing th schools They hovebeen through an experience that Iisvaluable suffprlns front thE mistakesof others and they are th bettoreqinlpped for the experience as wellas deserving recognition

The others on the ticket with thornare men of the same calibre havingbeen selected with especial care Inthe First ward ii William H Poorolin the Third Oscar IL Starks in theFourth Ed Hubbard in tho fifth forthe short termis J U McQueen In

the Sixth are n H Troadway and W-

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IthaIand characters from authentic sourcesthen let them vote trot for the

land of their party but for theInterests of Paducah and the Pa-

ducah schools

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fTeTHE HOUSE or QUALITY

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I EPIITOBACCO mmi IxinUvillc Market

LoulsvWe 1KyH Uses aOThofarmer war 4tous suldr f7 bOilhMdt of burley at f lotto MQ

Tit Kentucky wnmhout sold 1-

bagheeds of burl y Bt 1660 to11826 and 1 hogshead of dark at JIO

Tho Peoples wan houte odd G bopheadsof burley at J1S7B lol76-

Ti Planlen wnrohouw void SIhoftheadd of burley at J1SM laJ1DM and 2 hofs <ttds of dark atlaUiJ to 3W

Thu Central wtrtfeouio told 1Chopitoeads of burly at 1010 to31876 sad 21 hoflfhcdtU of dark attS74 to 970

ppdPma1hopheads of hurley at SllSt 4o 19and 4 hogtbMdi of dark at 054 te

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truth I do not know that Grocxo Mr

tohens Yankee Ikxxlh flay tOW

aruiisJ a tntlKuu rope Oa the

I Hanks of the Wabash by the latePall Dresser must Unto oqualed thatfigure In the Shade of the OW ApIplg Trpi made J100000 for 1111

nuts MS llampton4 HroadwitJAnd u goodly tulle 14r

oilier coniw havV sold Hbovo half a

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the 11gaptae and molt ot K vuIotueJ J tIn A uttimodle effort to Kill dnolhur llsong poH the pubtVi tcjfnx la 1-

00r laws howr the golden t-

Ireapiugs o e harvsto find theirII1 loN are ttllt wot tliy nten nutthluo the exceptions DIQlfl1 ilbftHOVflti tttog of the ruse

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rMW for the new Orapd Oiitnlttntt il It haw York bate Jea cm

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1tSaturday SpecialsWe tell you our price when you come to our storeWe will be fir the cheapest in the city on FloUrSugar and everything in Groceries

ftCome Fatly 510512 Broadway

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Puy Your Supply Now at Reduced Prices

Owini to n lurpo supply that has ncoiiinnlaldl dtiritiK theRtunincr mir tnrnio capacity bus IIOPOIDW ovirtnxwl To ndneoBtmU lump and cniftlinl cuko will lie M Iii up to N Viiiibr SIB

deliveredl nt proiiii u within ono toils of guts workrt at rCjllureil

Irictlf untie Colco He per liuwliul pfCrunHuU Colco 9u pur hUH 1e11 1-

Spuclnl PIleuH on Lzrrgoi OrJurHOBI Coko Rivea tbo moot hnL with the Ian + t dirt ashi < r labor

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NOTICE fJh Itr tItI Persons wishing to aid the financial condition of the

Pttdcicah Public Schools can dp so at present F

most factually by paying their taxpa dueI

now to the city treasurer lrhich wilt be prorated

promptly to the school fund anti there will be noI

necessity for closing the schools if the citizens will

pay their taxes promptly

CITY OF PADUCAH KY rr-

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