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PAGE FOUR rlifl SJtLlu ILhULk1AN Af HIL 18 1108 Ir 11=The Kentuckian

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tAPRIL 18 1908

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4The WeatherProbably showers and warmer Sat ¬

urdayCAUGHTFOUR

Cynthiana Ky April 17A sher-

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posse last night located a bandof night riders and captured fourwith their masks on

Their names are Will BrownMoritgomery McGhee Will Kenton andChas Fowler Sheriff Gregg had 16soldiers with him There were 60in the gang

LEXINGTON RECEIVER

Is Still Trying to Get Set¬

tlement in KentuckyA Lexington paper says

In an effort to obtain possessionof all the assets of the defunctSouthern Mutual Investment com ¬

pany of Kentucky and the Ameri¬

can Reserve Bond company of Chi ¬

cago James C Rogers of Lexing¬

ton receiver of the first named con ¬

cern has gone to Chicago accom ¬

panied by hiE attorney Col John RAllen where they will try to get anorder of court allowing them tobring the property into KentuckyIf successful they say that theaffairs of the company which havbeen badly involved for some timewill be speedily wound up

Hopkinsville people lost heavily bythe failure of this concern a yearago and its affairs are still in aniunsettled condition

NOT SAFE

Companys Reply to Requestof Clarksville CommitteeClarksville Tenn April 17The

Dark Tobacco Growers Associationheld its regular meeting here Thedistrict reports showed tobaccoplants to be showing up well Anumber of new members had beensecured and good prices were an ¬

nounced for all sales of tobacco madeby the Association President Sav ¬

age of the Chamber of Commercewho with W A McFall represent ¬

ing the Association went to NewYork to confer with officials of theAmerican Tobacco Company with aview of offering inducements to con ¬

tinue their manufacturing businessin this city said the company expect ¬

ed to enlarge its twist factory butdid not deem it safe to make fur ¬

ther investments in this city hencethe removal recently of the Meriwether branch of the factory toNashville Mr Savage impressedupon the meeting the need of main¬

taining peace and quiet in order thatthe company may be assured of pro ¬

tection should they continue theiroperations here

TAKE SALOONS PLACES

Closing of Liquor Stores inBowling Green Will Not

Stop DrinkingBowling Green Ky April 15

Several drinking clubs will likelyspring up here with the expirationof the saloon licenses on May 1st

Fifteen saloons go out of businessand there will be no legal way to getdrinks save by following the old sys¬

tem of organizing clubs and havingliquor shipped to tho members fromoutside Kentucky These will notbe allowed to sell however

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GOV WILLSON

Pardons Tandy Martin fromKnott County

Frankfort Ky April 15GovWillson late yesterday evening parcoupd ¬

ty who was given a tenyear sentence for killing John J AmburgyState Senator Hilliard H Smith was-

o greatly interested in the case andpresented all the facts to the Gov-

ernor in such a manner that thisGovernor was convinced it was prop ¬

er to issue the pardon The Govern ¬

ors reasons for pardoning are afollows

The case presents strong considerinadulgence of the Executive in thathe killing for which the saidMartin was convicted appears toihave been done in defense of hishome and family from an attackmade on his home in the night timby a crowd of armed men

This pardon is recommended by

thelopinionmendation for a pardon was con-

curred¬

in by Justices T J NunnI

Henry S Barker W E Settle and I

Chief Justice Edward 0 Rear of theCourt of Appeals The pardon wasalso recommended by Attorney Gen ¬

eral Hays and his assistant MrMorris who prosecuted the caseinthe Court of Appeals and by hun-

dreds

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of citizens

Gold Flowing Back to EuropeNew York April 16The first en ¬

gagement of gold for shipment toEurope since the financial panic ofOctober last was announced yester ¬

day the National City Bank taking1000000 for Paris The shipment

is due to a rise in exchange rates inNew York and a decline in Sterlingin Paris Germany is reported to bebidding actively for gold in NewYork and it was expected in Wallstreet today that gold would goabroad in considerable quanity nextweek A report was current thatSecretary Cortelyou might call onbanks for Government deposits ifthe movements became too heavy

Latest in Wedding MusicAn Atchison Kan brideelect

tired to death of the regular wed ¬

ding music and will introduce some ¬sheesingIveparty leave the church the choir willburst forthwith Walked Right inand Turned Around and WalkedRight Out Again

For Sale or RentCottage at Herndon J F Ellis J

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mGossip

Capt R S Pool of Cerulean wentto Louisville yesterday and will askfor the meeting of the KP A whenthe executive committee meets todayv

Rev J N Prestridge editor ofthe Baptist Argus Louisville was intown yesterdayyisitingIIn rInce on

Mrs G W Mitchell has returnedfrom a visit to relatives in Triggcounty J

SMiss Lou Blakey of Aubuin isvisiting the family of Dr T W Bla ¬

key and other relativesT P Allen who moved from

tElmo to Empire some time ago andlater moved to Hopkinsville haspurchased his old home at Elmo andwill return to that place to practicewillebe heartily welcomed buck to thatcommunity Pembroke Journal

Mr Kee R McKee of OklahomaCity came to his old home this weekto attend the burial of his brotherSam Ml McKee

Mrs Mary Ducker of LouTsyilleisvisiting Mrs G B Underwood

Mrs J RBarr and daughter havereturned from St Charles La

Mrs Robert J Johnson and childof Middlesboro are visiting MissFannie Phelps Miss Lillie BellePhelps who had been in Middles ¬

boro has returned homeMiss Sallie Flanary of Princeton

is visiting Mrs H C MooreMiss Lillie Owen has resigned as

deputy in the office of Sheriff David

SmithTUnderwood and W A Wil

gus are in Louisville today to askthe Executive Committee of theKentucky Press Association to bringthe meeting of the newspaper mento Cerulean Springs this summerprobably early in June Hendersonis also after the meeting Mr Un ¬

derwood is a member of the Execu¬

tive CommitteeMrs P M Barker who has been

seriously ill for several weeks is notimproving Mrs Barker sustained aslight stroke of paralysis a few dayssince and her condition is still causing her family and friends much un ¬

easinessMrs J B Fisher arrived here

Wednesday from Dayton Ohio tojoin her husband who reached thecity two weeks ago-

Tomato PlantsA limited number of Stone Mag¬

nus Earliana and Ponderosa tomarto plants for sale while they last at15 cents a dozen Phone 94 or 1222

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woman says she was savedfrom an operation by Lydia EPinklmms Vegetable Compound-

I LenaV Norristown Gatwrites to

I I suffered untold misery from fomale troubles My doctor said an opera ¬

tion was the only chance I had and Idreaded it almost as much as death

I One I read how other womenhad been cured by Lydia E PinlchamsVegetable Compound and I decided to

1 try it Before I had taken the firstbottle I was better and now I nm en ¬

I tirely cured11 Every woman suffering with any

female trouble should take L dia EPinkhams Vegetable Compound

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FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN-I For thirty years Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound madefrom roots and has been thestandard remedy for femaleand has positively curedthousands 01-

women who have been troubled withdisplacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularitiesperiodic pains backache that bear ¬

feeling flatulency indi es ¬

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Mrs Pinklmm invites all sickwomen to write her for adviceShe has guided thousands tohealth Address Lynn Mass

IN FRONT OF MIRROW

Alice Graham Kills HerselfFor Unknown Reason With

Her Own Pistol

Paducah Ky April 15Forcauses unknown Alice Graham killedherself here this morning at thehome of Dr Herman Hessig herbrotherinlaw

She had dressed herself to take atrip in the country and asked for apistol which she owned

+Finding it she walked up to amirror and pressed the weaponagainst her heart killing herselfinstantly She had been here abouteighteen months having come fromher home in Louisville

WantedTen heifer calves Will take them

at weaning time WALTER KELLY

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IN OREGON

j Women Organize to Opposei Female Suffrage-

AI woman suffrage amendmenttho constitution of Oregon is to beagain submitted to the voters attheapproaching election in June TheOregon Association Opposed to theExtension of Suffrage to Women haiflied an argument against the amendment which will be mailed to everyvoter in the state under the provi ¬

slons of the new law The argumentcites the following ten reasonsagainst the amendment

Because suffrage is to be regardednot as a privilege to be enjoyed butas a duty to be performed

Because hitherto the women ofthis state have enjoyed exemptionfrom this burdensome duty and noadequate reason has been assignedfor depriving them of this immunity

Because conferring suffrage uponthe women who claim it would im ¬

pose suffrage upon the many womenwho neither desire it as a privilegenor regard it their duty to seek it

Because the need of America is notan increased quantity but an improv ¬

ed quality of the vote and there isno adequate reason to believe thatwomans suffrage by doubling thevote will improve its quality

Because the household not the in¬

dividual is the unit of the state andthe vast majority of women are rep ¬

resented by household suffrageBecause the women not so repre¬

sented suffer no practical injusticewhich giving the suffrage will rem

equality in character doesnot imply similarity in function andthe duties and life of men and wom ¬

en are divinely ordered to be differ ¬

ent in the state and in the homeBecause the energies of women

are engrossed by their present du ¬

ties and interests from which mencannot relieve them and it is betterfor the community that they devotetheir energies to the more efficientperformance of their present workth n divert them to new fields of ac ¬

tivityBecause political equality will de ¬

rive women of special privilegeshitherto accorded them by the law

Because suffrage logically involvesthe holding of public office includ ¬

ing jury duty and office holding isinconsistent with the duties of mostwomen

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Drat Oldhani Osteopaths 705 SfCluy StM Hopkirisvine fKy

The Methodi is of Cadi will spend3000 in remodeling their churchLtoi vnurreatetatBf 1sale with

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The Ayor Lord Tie Co has blsued for 2000 damages for ie-drowning of Robt Roberts JO ri=ton Negligence is charged V

mule 49 years oldOld mellow and ¬

possesses every essentialof a genuinely fine Kentucky liquor

why 1 W HARPER whiskey is the most popular

Sold byW R Long Hopkinsville Ky

Col J H Hamilton of RoaringSpring continues in very feeblehealthand is seldom able tb leavehis room He has been sufferingwith dropsy for some time and hasalmost lost his eyesight He willbe eightysix years ofage the 17thof next August but still enjoys thecompany of old friends arid likesvery much to have them come to seehim = Record

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reader of our paper take advantageof the following offer If you willsend your name and address to thePineule Medicine Co 389 La SalleAve Chicago Ill they will prompt-ly

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Pineules The preparationis put up in little gelatin lobulesJ1Ieasy and pleasant to take aretruly remarkable in their quick ofrfects on all Back Ache Lame BackRheumatism and all Kidney andCoBladder affections In writing themit will be necessary to mentionthispaper Please do so We hope anyofour readers who are sufferingfrom any such complaints will takeadvantage of this offer at once aswe know the preparation is most <

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NO LOCAL OPTIONPaducah Ky April 16No local

option election will be held in MeCracken county in June CountyJudge Lightfoot struck out 252names from the petition becausethe signers were not legal votersreducing the signatures below thenumber necessary to authorize anelection

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