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M7N PUBLISHING COMPANYINCORPORATED

F 1C rifiHER Presidenta J PAXTON General Manager

tared at the poitomc at Ft UtabKy U second class matter

MBscxirrioii RATMITHHDAILY epic

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AMreM THE SUN Paducah KyOnes HI South Third Phone salrayn k Young Chleaca cad New

fork representativesCHS BUN can be found at Ue teUowtar place-

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OROUIiATION STATEMEKT

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15354 178385S5iJC3 R18l 3G-9I

e MlZf 19637A45378 20537965392 22636966390 235356-a L5384 246357

9 5387 25 53-421ew5397 6534115400 21534015402 295338-131i400 30534G155377 31 5352

166378Total 148034Average for March 19095483A-verae for March 19083943In-

crease 1540Personally appeared before me thlb

April 2 1909 qt D >rae Ullen buslileA manager of The Sun who affirma that the above statement ofthe circulation of The Sun for themonth of March 1909 U true to thebeat of hIs knowledge and belief

PETER PURYEARNotary Public McCracken Oo

My commission expires January19 1912

Dally Thoughtfans chief wisdom consists fn

knowing his Tollies iRocb <jfoucauldI

Fast horses neve ruined any ohoThe slow tines gauge 1lj ttaTrouhlef

Imagine what an e1ectolnmongtho daughters of a South AmerIcanrevolution would be like

0There Is no dlsgraeeIn the amount

of dirt collected In the city If It 1Isnot allowed to remain

to

Jim Patters Insists he went to thesuccor ot thisl wheat market Whenanything gets wrong with the wheatPit that Is what Itneedsa

Chicago police arohasty In attributing the necking of a flat with dye

namlte to labor troubles It mighthave been eomg tenant getting evenwith the janitor

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The sultan ot Turkey Is the onlyreigning monarch who has proven hiscapacity to retain his seat Any foolcould hold down the job on the otherthrones of Europe

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The menace to a race Is not in thepersons of the nardyv dominant eelIfflsh characters wrho know no lawtout In their flaccid fellow creatureswho permit them to rule

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Whenever a man says Id like tobut I nnvhonor bound to vote theticket strtlghtj because I participatedin the rprlmill7lIbe sure If be Is nota andlda1qrIsnpo1Jt1clan he Isashamed to acknowledge his intentionand Is seeking an excuse

aTUB DEMOPUBS-

It Is a remarkable Yact that mostof the well directed opposition to theFcrcdulea of the Payne bill comesfrom the Republican senators TheDemocrats who profess to be for freetrade have failed utterly to take anycaucus action and Democratic memhers express themselves In favor ofhigh tariff on the products of theirrespective district s and Jlow tariffon products consumed In their reepcctine districts and produced elsewhereWe must give thorn credit for reflect ¬

ing popular sentiment gross andselfish and narrow as it may be Theyexpect to be reelected from thoso dietricts they favor and realize theyIiovc nothing to fear from the votersoulnldo their district

The Republicans are agreed upon

prLOatecttredefinition of President Taft that Issuch discriminative duty Imposed ohimported goods as will make up thedifference between cost of productionin this country and abroad takingInto consideration the difference

y the wage scale-Naturally

InIIsuch a pQllcy permits

IIconsUtuteaNaturaly too some interests wouldseek to take advantage of this policyII

and stretch the theory of protectionto cover Impositions on the con

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eiimer Just as naturally as thefluuiratk c okretometf and leUI

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i it S tPRIZES FOR nipRonxa crrr PREMISES

Offered By Mayor Smith IB Contest Extending ThroaghoBt Aprilf

For Roj or Girl SclllBg Most Trees Gold WatchProduce certificate of purclwsqr that ho set out trees IB Paducah

S sad express or freight receipt for deliveryFor Largest Collection of Trasli Gold Watch

City wagons will collect and take nnino of boy or girl towhoeecredit pllo Is collected

For Whitewashing most surface Gold WatchKeep record of suraco whitewashed and judges will Rive credit

S For Most Improved Premises Since April 1435 la CashSecond Prize for Improved Premises15

Character of residence and location not considered but repairingI pointing planting whitewashing etc aro counted

Contest begins April 1 and ends April 30Miss Mine Morton dialnnnn Civics department AVomaas clubMiss Elizabeth Slnaott and Mrs CharlcsKlgcr have control of con-

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testinformation OB points Rot usdcrstood Will be furnished at Tho Suaoffice

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duties on wool and sugar and lumberI and all such articles as are produce d

In their respective districts but arcnot affected In anyway by tho wage aof skilled employee Some Ropublcan senators and congressmen ar ejust as bad as the Democrats N o

worseAndyet Itisnot true that the

tariff Is a local Issue Those Demo-

crats and those Republicans whOA eseeking unfair advantages for cortain Industries are not actfng Intheir own constituents The greatmajority of the people of this coun-

try have interests In common Asidefrom the protection of the wage scaleall may be classed as consumers antthe cheaper products are the betterfor all The general governmentmust not be Interested In the welfareof anyone man In a given districtmore than In the thousands of otherswho consume his product s0ve as thedevelopment of that Industry makesthe country Independent of foreignnations and maintains the Americanwage scale at the maximum thus increasing the buying caiwclty of thewage earners and creating a demandfor farm products and other necessi

tiesOn the other band there is an element among tho Republicans who desire to carry out the protective policyoutlined by President Taft In hlispeeches and in tho national platformThey would reduce the duty on zeceeEltlesof life where to do souidnot cut the American scale of wagesand thy would jjrotsctt the consume ras well as the producer

Between the Republicans who wishto give predatory Interests in theIrdistricts an unfair advantage and t-hIs e

who wish the same bonedfor the same Interests In their dlstrjcts the real jcprcsentatvesoth °peopl probablyrwill be defeated 1b51Democrats whd seek special benefitwill Jolfl with Republicans of thesame class but the good Republicansand conscientious Democrats willnever get together001OHJOonlotO

Perhaps O gentle and longsuffer-ing leader you may have noticedthat while a company of former Ken-

tuckians and their friends were utter-ing fa New York postprandlal eulo-glesof the name and fame of thestate and extolling Kentucky as the

Kohlnoor of our national Jewels acompromise was being agreed to Ina Kentucky county settling a suit fordamages brought by victims of nightriders against tho alleged nightriders that one of the defendantswho paid over a part of tho damageswas tho sheriff of the county andthat JZOOO1 of these damages waspaid by the fiscal court of the countyof which august tribunal another ofthe defendants Is a member Is thatthe sort of thing that Is meant whenKentucky is referred to asa Kohl ¬

noorP It Is a new discovery thatamong the many superlative thingswhich Kentucky Is she is also a Kohl ¬

noor And It might be well to have amore specific definition of a Kohlnoorthan wo get at a banquet of goodwine and good fellowship May wenot be enlightened as to just what afollow does when he goes aKohlnooring7Oourler Journal

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Firemen ot Central station do nothesitate a minute in Jumping Into afire and fighting It to a frazzle butwhen It comes to speechmaking thefire fighters claim no honors Re ¬

cently tie firemen of the stationplanned a surprise for Captain JohnSlaughter and decided to purchasehim a cap All this was done quietlyand a regulation cap was securedparkedtobegan malting plans for the presenta ¬

tion of It to their All thefrigeachonomakingthewufoUlt + of having a ceremony one

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Captain Slaughter did so without anyixpiahatlon for he had heard of the

plansSchoolteachers often have funny

experiences with their pupils andsome of the wayward pupils makeanswers that Jjest the teacher furng the season that Ire fruit trees

teaehlersburdened with flowors by her pupilstwereiacool1lable

>ilaccd about the school room Seektati

spltb of the fact that his lesson wa eI sot prepared properly Tommy Joneslone of the wayward boys of the class

brought a dpublo handful of glowersand presented them to his teacherShe appreciated her gift but cautinned tho children It Is wrong topull all tho pretty flowers said theteacher or next summer wo shallnot have any fruit and r know yourparents would object to pulling somany flowers1

After a minutes silence Tommyspoke Please teacher mother wontlet roe pull the flowers nt home but4ta all right for I got those out ofanother yard

rTOUl DONT JlVK TO WAITKvery dote make you fcel better LaxrlJhtHoldeverytrhereH <

j DUNS REVIEWtI> >New York April 2JFalth In the

future Is more pronounced than thesatisfaction with Immediate condi-tions and there Is no moro noteworthy feature of the trade outlookthan the steadily growing confidencethat with the tariff discussion out ofthe way and with tho years princIplecrops assured progress toward full Induitrlal prosperity will be rapidTbeefore the better prospect of acomparatively early final vote on thtariff add the Improving weather andcrop conditions coupled With theknowledge of abundant money andthe big gold output are favorable 1

expansion and Inspire couragent oa more active fo

iron and steel products also aids Inthis development With some ImInqulites snod with raw cotton at a high levelprices have held firm In primary cotton goods although Just at presentthe export trade has again fallen oJto small proportions

A better market Is in evidence oncoarse yarn goods which has teenquiet for some time in the woolengoods division practically all clothingsalesmdp are now on the road andconsiderable duplicate business is already reported Very fair demand IIsnoted on wool goods and on worstedstocks many lines are sold up whileothers arosharply advanced lapriceIn

tho hide market pronouncedstrength has developed In ell linesand active buyinghae been In progress throughout the week

naRk ClearingsNow York April 21Total bank

clearings complied by Oradstreets forthe principal cities aof the UnitedStates the past week = 3194495 000against I199I351KK In the corre ¬

sponding Week last year

A CASH OF INFLA3I>IATORV RHEUMATISM

Some ten weeks ago a suddenDamn came tn my right arm writesMrs Marguerite Rau 623 FranklinSt York Pa The doctqr called Itnfinnimalory rheumatism For aboutTen weeks I doctored with differ ¬

ent remedies without getting any r-

elief My arm was swollen from theelbow to the tips ot my fingers andwas all Aleck and blue and looked ashough there was something drawtog at the elbow and as if it wouldllronk openTbe pain was so greatthat I could not Bleep I finallyiougbt a bottle ot Sloans Linimentnul that Rave mo relief at once I

have uctl threo 25c bottles and amnow using a tOe bottle

I feel that my recovery is duo toSloans Liniment It did more forme in ttyreo weeks than all tho otherdoctoring I over did

Before It slips your memory buy abottle of Sloans Liniment Thereare three sizes 25c GOo and flOOEvery druggist carries it In stock

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prescription when It Is entrust-ed to us Our main work la

tilling prescriptions and we do-

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right We UBO pure freshdrugs and ALWAYS what the

doctor orders

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TELEPHONE

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Cairo Ciirbomlnlo Hnst St Louis andk Chicago Will Kstpcriincnt

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Chicago April 2JAter toda722 miles 0fPtJj J Illinois Centralrailroad Chicago jo Cairo and fromCarbondale to EastSt Louie will booperated by telephone Instead ot bytelegraph Within a few weeks thesystem will be Installed along thi

LouLsIanl1ldivisIonsThe teephonOsyitemt on the Louisl

vlllo division isneotly complete Thedispatchers office <WIl8 removed toPrinceton theuflrstof April In orderthat the telephone might be used Instead of the telegraph The officialhoped to begin using the telephone

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TilE SPECTATOR°

ThingsS1

The current number of Collier1has an editorial as follows undertho caption In Kentucky

Race horses whisky mountainfeuds and night riders have ap-peared out of proportion in Kentucky news A crime committedther recelves much wider advertis-ing than a similar performance InPennsylvania or New York Thenfollows Borne of the things in whichtho city of Lexington is on the firIng line along with the advancethinkers on municipal affairs

This reminded Tho Spectator ofthe old revival hymn Count yourmany blessings name them one b>thenejust to look at Che bright side ofthings even though there be cloudsto count tho things we do haveweeshould like to hare1 In this spiritSet us see what Paducah has toboast of though there aro doubtlessdoesonot have And n survey of what ourcity has accomplished in tho way ofdurring say the last five years will putus in the forefronPof all tho elitesouth oMba rIvr VLotuB see eomuof the more prominent things thatthese five years have brought Inthe retail district on Broadwayfrom the river to Fifth street morethan forty of the buildings haveeither been built new or had theirfronts remodeled Innn uptodatmanner Third street has been pavedwith brick to Mecbanlqsburg Broadway and Jefferson and Kentuckyhave been paved with bltullthlc fromFifth to tho railroad and likewisethe Intersecting streets have been sopaved Cement sidewalks dud gutters on Broadway and Jefferson tothe city limits of Twentyfifth streetwith tho exception of three shortblocks Many of the outlying streetshave had new walks notably on theway to the union station Tho stormand sanitary sewerage has beengreatly extended and ImprovedRiverside hospital than whichIs not a better equipped theroIfor its size In the south line beenIbuilt as well as A fine now schoolbuilding

The park at Tenth and Broadwayhas been purchased by the city andbeautified including a fine fountainLang circle has been made a thingof beauty and Is now adorned withthe handsome and costly confederatemonument and tho lark around the

The Kentucky Alta and

Machine Company

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or storing your automobile BOO

us Better results for lessmoney Corner Sixth and Jet¬

ferson streets Both phones CC

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Diamond Big JoeChampion White PearlIowa SliverI MineBoone county WhiteYellow Dent Varieties

Plasa Queen

Roads Yellow D ntfPfPride of Nlshla

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Gold Mine

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We are heart-ily

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glad that welearned aboutPerunaThank you forthe goodPerunahas done forme

I was a suf-

ferer for twentytwo years to-

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Wonderful Gee It From PerunaMiss Jfora Kelley R R I Box 121

london Ohio says tI write to thank yon for the wonder

ful good yonr Pernna has done for meI was a sufferer from kidney an-

otherd

Internal troubles for twentytiryears Two years ago I began to takePeruna and I only took about threebottles and today I can say I am 51

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personCatarrh of Mental Organs

Mrs II II Jackjon R F D 8 Newman Oa writes that she lied catarrh 01tthis Internal organs for more than a yearand that Peruna entirely relieved her

court housej

fins been made pno ofthe mot attractive Bighu in thecity Tho Womens club has beenerected with their owq buildingThe street car system has been almost rebuilt as well as greatly ex-

tended including one or two entire-ly now lines Ono handsome newchurch tho Fountain Avenue Metho-dist has been built several smalleredifices of worship also and noarjevery other church in the city hatspent sums more or lose largo InImprovements of substantial naturepr added new buildings to theirplants AH this to say nothing ofthe numerous residences many ofthem costly and at least six apartment houses

Where Is there another city of oursize In the south tnat can show abetter record of growth and developsmont ospecolally during tho stressof the panic and tho time Immediate ¬

ly preceding tho panicSaid n man ot targe travel and

experience from n distant city totho writer The progress that Padu

otItraetedcountry > over nowreckoned as a place of groat pos-sibility

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In the future Wo have notyet attained to nil that we lope forby any moans but our record as ncity Is ono to bo proud of and onethat Is being quoted In terms ofpraise on all sides of us While thogloom of the money depressionwhich though evidently passing Isstill somewhat with us let us notforget to count our many blessingsname thorn one by ono us tho oldhymn teaches

UKAIIACnnWhyPillsOuaranteedbyTlio FvcnlnSanIQc Week

Our shoe repairingis in a class by itselfBestquickest Werepair shoes so theyregood for more ser ¬

vice Phone 102Wells nd and getyour shoes artdrequicklyMensQOand11Womens sowedpeg or50c71liceli C

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Internal Catarrhal TroubleMrs Pauline Winters lUuten2U th Ave Writ Dnlnth Minn writes

I want to say a pood word for Peruna aU has cured me of two trouble ¬

some diseasesI was tronblcJfor five years with eczema on the hands and a liovere

i Internal trouble combined with nervousness For two years I used remediesi without lasting benefit

Four bottles of Perana cured lath my trouble entirely so that no traceI of them Is left I foci better than I over did before which I owe to Dr Hart-man and Peruna

I shall bo glad to answer any Inquiries that come to mo In regard to thisletter Pcrnna is unsurpassed by any medicine for these trouble 1yo areheartily glad that wo learned smut the Perana

Dr Hsrtman has answered every letter that lien him free and doe for i tevery one who applies to him aem

Cramps In StomachMm J O Jamlwn 01 Marchant 8L

WaUonvllle Cal writeslit was troubled with cramps in tho

stomach for six year They said thatI had nervoot dyp pla

1 tag a testimonial of a man whose

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Any of time following nictnKlllnnncwhiMMT delivered JBc jwr wrUtCourier lournnl Republic Olr> lio

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case was similar to mine bring miredby Peruna so thought I would ftvoIt a trial I hive taken nineteen bettlnanJamcntlrelycured Kavegalnrd a-

In strength and flesh and fulI like adifferent person 1 believe Pvrnua isall that 1la claimed for tl

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Excursion Sunday Afternoon i

To SmithlandAPRIL

Silver Cliffs25thtt4

STEAMER DICK FOWLERIxavos Pndiirnli 2 p in Arrives Hmltlifatujjjj jiiy

Arrives Silver Cliffs 310 Ip in Ixnvo Slhcr ClIITrrii inirrlvo n Paduroli 0 p in

Fare Round Trip Only 25 Cents ter t

Elegant Orchestra on board Llgtit refreshments No Infox-lcalltaOandENJOVtheAPTERNOON

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