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The Paducah Evening Sun, October 8, 1907

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VOL. XXII NO.82 PADUCAH. KY., TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1907 TEN CENTS PER WEEK HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM IS PLANTERS CHOOSE HON. T. J. BR1 AN ADDRESSES INTERURBAN FRANCHISE WILL POSSIBILITY IF PLANS PROVE ALL OLD OFFICERS AUDIENCE IN PADUCAH FROM BE DISCUSSED AT MEETING OF PRACTICABLE---FOR PRESENT AT GUTHRIE TODAY THE REAR PLATFORM OF CAR COMMITTEE AND A1TORNEYS _ Guthries, Ky., Oct. 8.—(Special)— A meeting of the 'directors of the Reaches'Roosevelt Kept lime to Dixie When Girls Organize Basketball Team and Planters' Protective association, of Famous Nebraskan Enter City Streets' on Same Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia, This City in His Swing Terms as Steam Railroad here, old officers were re-elected as 1 Dears Orchestra Played Favorite Will Have Tennis Club When follows: Through and do Not Have to Charles H. Fort, president; T. T. Kentucky In In- Pure Bondurant, vice-president; Felix terest of State Ticket-- Steamer Fowler chase Franchise at Public Weather Permits. Wing, general manager; Mrs. N. E. Melody on the Greene, secretary; George Suawadeu, Speaks at Eighth and Clay . ^ Outcry. treasurer; John D.- Scates, Dr. J. W. President Roosevelt was musical'President was standing-If-The rail The orchestra struck up "Dixie." President— Mies elnrguerite Canus- tirade Society Orgenizem. Dunn, J. B. Jackson, Polk Prince, ad- director for a few moments on the visory board. President Rosevelt, hat in hand geS• Yesterday afternoon a "primary trip down the Mississippi, when 'stood for a short time listening. Then THE secretary—Miss Mary H. Jennings, teachers' class' was organized at MANY GO OUT TO if E tit HIM. MAITIELD-PADUCAH TANS) "Mille" was played by Prof. William ,hla hand began to move, and SOOD Treasurer--alies Miklred Orme. - Waists-Mgt-on Lillie IUSUGH AND READY. building with Miss Deal's orchestra, of Paducati, on the ,he was beating excellent time with Burdilie president and Miss Addle Dick Fowler. When Fowler and the Mississippi's rail. Ile Organization of the girls' athletic Was Levi nougli, Who Started and the hi hat on Byrd secretary, and is composed of the Mississippi drifted close together, the tune was finished. lute: urban association in Paducah High school Finished Rough House. About an hour late the Bryan spe- smiled when traction companies se- first glade teachers inclusively. The the the for cure rights of way was effected yesterday afternoon with cial rolled into Paducah this after- orchestra was stationed on waved a salute and started ento and over city class will meet every month, following streets on the same a membership of 20, and the previ- Levi Rough, colored, was fined $75 noon, carrying Mr. Bryan, Urey side next to the Mississippi. The the other side of the boat. basis and by the the regular teachers' reading circle, same terms as ously mentioned officers. Work of in police court. Levi has been out Woodson, Democratic national com- steam railroads, in the and a regular program will be carried opinion forming basket ball teams will begin of the big jail but a short time. Last mitteeman, Governor Beckham and of Mr. Campbell Flout-trey. out. The that program has been as- one of the at once. This will not be the only night he visited the house of Mary State Auditor Hager and others. attorneys for the Paducah signed as follows: "A Model Lesson", Southern form of sport indulged in, as the and Sallie Thomas, on Caldwell There was a large crowd to greet Mr, POLICE CRUSADE W. 0. W. OFFICERS company, which has sur- Miss Ella Larkin. and "Suggestions route members intend to organize tennis strtee, and outstayed kie welcome. Bryan. Among them were local Dem- veYed a between Paducah and for Busy Work", Miss Lillie Burdine. Mayfield, and for teams when the weather is more fa- When requested to leave, he reap- ocratic candidates and committeemen. that reason, th• Superintendent Carnagey will or- company is vorable. A delay was occasioned in peared and hurled A brick at Mary There was no attempt at formalities. asking for a franchise ganize teachers of each grade into a AGAINST HOUSES WILL VISIT CITY without the formality of the organization of this association Thomas. striking her in the abdomen. Mr. Bryan was scheduled for 30 min- public sal* class and hold meetings once a anti purchase.' by their failure to secure a place to Sallie came next, and Levi utes here, and they did not wish to month, these taking the place of the used a Practice, but the faculty kindly offer- fence picket with effect. He disabled take up time with any sort of recep- Mr. Flournoy introduced the mat- regular grade meeting. He will con- OF IMMORALITY DURING OCTOBER ed the second floor of the Washington her arms, and dis- tion. ter before the board of mulct:men duct them on the same plan that the then went in to building, until the Eagles' Hall is The Bryan schedule will not be in- last night, and a conference will be monthly reading circle is, conducted, figure her face, succeeding admirably. vacated by the Catholic school. terfered with except that there will held by the traction company repro- believing that better results can be be delay everywhere. sentati‘es. the mayor, city A High, School "Gyre." ENGLAND Ti) l'AV "Policemen will report all 'gun' Paducah Woodmen of the World solicitor secured. The twice a month meeting The original itinerary was: and ordinance committee. Today Principe! W. It Sugg and $130,000 RANSOM FOR ('All). barrel bawdy houses' on their beats" are preparing for a gala day celebra- of grades plan has been abolished. At Sforganfield at 5.30 a. m. Supt. John A. Caruagey will inspect is the order posted on a bulletin tion to be October 15. An elab- This question of franchise has been Rev. W. E. Rourquin Speak.. At Marion at 11:15 a. m. held the Washington building attic wtk Tangier. Oct. N.—The release of board in Chief of Police James Col- orate program will be outlined, and thoroughly threshed out in Louisville. At Princeton at 12 rn. view of planning fitting it out foteath- Rev. William Bourquin spoke to Cald Sir Harry MacLean, who for lins' office, and patrolmen are ex- the Owensboro and other Kentucky cities At Paducah at 2 p. event made one of the biggest lents. it is roomy 'and with few the High school this morning on some time has been keid captive by pected to use diligence in on interurban lines, and there seems At Mayfield at 3:03 p. m. carrying ever held by this lodge in the state changes can be converted into a gym- "Character". His address was excel- the Bandit Raisuli, at larst seems to be out the order. What it means Is not to be little confusion as to the Intent At Fulton at 4:35 p. en. Three national officers will be pres- nasium.. lent and greatly appreciated. within measureable distance. Infor- clear, except that the department is and meaning of the statutes. At Murray at night. ent. mation came today on the best possi- said- to be intent on breaking up all chief The only thing in the way of the Upon returning to Louisville Wed- J. C Root, of Omaha, Neb., ble authority, of the acceptance by louses of ill-fa nse in resident portions of woodcraft of America; Morris construction of the line between Pa- nesday morning via Paducah Mr. Bry- the British government of Raisuli'a of the city. ducah and Mayfield. with the ulti- an will go to Bloomfield. Ind. Shepherd, of Texas, sievereign banker CAPTAIN'S PLACE 'PROF. LE SUES reduced terms for MacLean's release, Of late complaint has come in of the lodge. and T.E.Patterson. head mate intention of extending it, to the the principal items being $150,000 from certain localities of houses not of Tennessee Woodmen, will be Mississippi river and into Tennessee, ransom, and British protection for thought to be conducted on a strictly guests of the lodges, and there will Is the Paducah franchise. The com- OFFERED COLLINS FOR HIS SALARY Raisuli and his family. Great Brit- moral plan, and while It is not known be visitors from surrounding towns pany has ample financial backing by ain's Senator advance of the ransom will be positively by polke that they are for a radius of 150 miles. Speeches eastern capitalists. and, most of the guaranteed by Sultan right Abd-El-Asiz. Smithland, , Oct. t...--(Special) bawdy houses, many indications point barbecues and horse races will be of way between Paducah and Sir Harry MacLean's, brother is now that way. To secure evidence against Mayfield has been secured. UNDER HARRISON FOR LAST MONTH —A petition is being circulated to features of the nieeting at Rabat bringing the negotiations such tenants is difficult, but Chief with the sultan to a close. have the name of G. D. Scyster, a Collins intends to break them up. The Wheel Was Stolen. popular merchant of this city. placed - Since their dispersion from Ken- That a "guilty conscience needs no I. C. PAY CAR. SULTAN'S ACCEPTANCE. tucky avenue the Chief of Police CoLins has been of- Prof. C. M. Web, formerly imperils on the ballot for state senator in this women have scat- accuser" was proven last night to tered. fered a captaincy in the department tendent of city schools, today filed district, comprising Livingston, Cal- the satisfaction of Patrol Driver Tha Of Principles Involved fa French by political friends of Tom Harried:ie. suit astaluat the school lesard of Pa- Terrell at Third street and Kentucky Wednesday morning. October 16, Claims Is AU MInlatss.Wants. - loway, Trigg and *yea counties, mow contingent, of course, upon the elec- ducah for $166.66, his salary for the Cumberland Revisal. avenue when a colored youth 'Canis tire filittots Central pay est wit 'are represented by Con Linn. Mr. Scyster tion of Mr. Harrison. and the lining month of August. The petition states The Cumberland Presbyterian -re- riding furiously from the south on a rive in Paducah front Mounds, IV Tangier, Oct. 8.—It is officially is a well known Republican, and will tip of Chief Collins' friends actively that the plaintiff ente-ed into a con- vival being conducted at Tenth atid bicycle. Terrell paid no attention to stated that the visit of French Minis-, for Mr. Harrison before the election. tract with the school board in March make his race on the county unit Madison streets by Dr. Hodgins, of him until the boy chanced to see the ter M Regnault, to Sultan Abdel Chief Collins has refused the prop- 1906, to serve for a term of one year plank. Union City, Tenn., was well attended bulky patrol driver. With a look of AMERICAN PLAN:- Asia, at Rabat, will be brief. He will ()seism. as might have been expected. from September 1, 1906, and that he last evening. Dr. Hodgins read the terror in his eyes the boy fell, rather present the French claims in detalls Chief Collins, It seems, is not dicker- discharged his duties regularly and twenty-third psalm as the lesson of than jumped, from the wheel, and but will not wait for the complete ing for a reduction in rank from chi* satisfactorily until he was notified the evening. using a part of the first fled.. The wheel was taken to the city The Hague, Oct. 8.—The entire adjudication, his present purpose be- to captain. that a successor would take charge ANOTHER STRIKE verse as his text. A good after meet- hall to await identification of the Anglo-American project providing for ing to secure the sultan's acceptance. How Much authority this gentle- August 1. He was to re,-eive for the ing was held. Everybody welcome to owner. obligatory arbitration was approved of the principle involved. man had to bind Mr. Harrison by entire year $2,000 in installments of these meetings. Services each after- at this morning's meeting of the com- promise, is not known; but he stands $166 66 each month. ON HENDERSON'S noon at 2:30 and evening at 7:30. mittee On arbitration by 11 votes high in the councils of the political This suit was expected. The board More Rumors of War. MORE HARGIS TRIALS. to 9 San Francisco, Pa- factions, whose candidate Mr. Harri- Is divided on the question of paying Oct. 8.—The cific mail steamer Jose. from son was at the primary and he urged the amount. Some members insist San STANDARD'S BIG STICK. Panama and way stations, arriving STREET CAR LINE Chief Collins to get his friends in the there was a mistake in the contract; Lexington, Ky., Oct. S. (Special 1 RAILROAD WINS CASE. thick of the tight. in this port today, brought word of that the contract for the preceding —The trials of Elbert Hargis, John Harrison tbe capture of the port of Acajutia - Mr. made his campaign year was from August to August; New York, Oct. 8.—"The Stand- Abner and Bill Britton will be called In the primary on the platform of In the latter part of September by there was a matter of one month be- Henderson, Oct. 8.—(Special) — Saturday afternoon at Sandy Hook The case of Ed Buchanan aganst ousting Chief of Pollee Collins. He the Honduran land forces after a bat- ard's big stick has driven us out of tween the termination of one contract Street car motormen and conductors for the tnurder of Dr. Cox. the Illinois Central Railroad company did not win on that platform. He won tle with the army of Salvador. the South African business, so we seid the inception of the other, and struck at 11 o'clock this morning for for damages, resulting from alleged because the organization of the oppo- snice he was paid for that month have to buy Standard oil in that coun- malpractice on the second time in two months. The Stalls An Investigation. the part of Dr. Dillon, sition went to pieces when Hon. nothing is due him for August, 1907 Senator Fleming Dead. try to fill our contracts," said Philip who set the discharge of the assistant superinten- New York, Oct. 8.—Investigation plaintiff's broken arm at Charles Reed dropped out of the con- during that Ludlow, Ky., Oct. F.—State Sena- Harrison, of the New York Lubricat- the Others say he worked dent is believed to be the cause. of the relation of steamship lines en- Illinois Central hospital, was de- test; but he made his fight against salary, and tor R. H. Fleming. 65 years old, died ing Oil company, who testified today cided month and earned the 'gaged in heavy export business by yesterday in favor of the de- ehe /thief, Just the same. the con- at his home today from paralysis of in the federal suit to dissolve the fendant by a jury In the they insist on living up to CHINA GETS CONTROL the bureau of corporations is ex- Madison- the heart. Rockefeller great New Jersey cor- ville c:rcuit court. tract. pected to follow the evidence given by A number of Pude.- KILLS HIS WIFE. poration. The Standard told ship witnesses. Prof. Lieb brings the suit to vindi- Of All Her Old Telegraphic Connec- Harrison, manager of the New cah plesicians were lines, he said, they must have lower Philip cate his course tions in Russian Shoo-burin. York Lubricating Oil company, in the Florida Mae Then Drinks Carbolic rates for them and raised for us, or MASSAC COUNTY FAIR. suit to dissolve the Standard Oil corn Acid and Dies, Pekin, Oct. 8.--A new telegraph the Standard would build its own ENGINEER KILLED. pany of New Jersey, WILL LOVE IS HEAVILY convention between Rusts and China ship lines, cut transportation rates was signed here today. Under it Chi- Key West, Fla., Oct. 8.— Austin Postal Clerk Hurt in Coast Line Metropolis, III., Oct. R. (Special.) and put them out of business, FINED IN POLICE COM'? na recoveraalLher previous telegraph Saloon Sokt Under Hammer. Griffin shot and-killed his wife this Wreck in North Carolina. —The Massac county fair opened au- rights in Russian Manchuria, and 2.- Constable A. C. Shelton this morn- morning at the breakfast table, then Reeky Mount, N. C., Oct. 8.— The spiciously today with a large attend- —committed feticide by drinking car- 000 miles of lines and connections ing sold the saloon of Griffin & Wil- northbound Florida and West Indian ance. School children are attending, BIBLE CLASS TO RESUME. Will Love, who was subpoenaed at bolic are-formally turned back to her. Rus- son, the old Marble Hall stand on add. Mrs. Griffin had parted limited passenger train on the Attain- Thursday has been declared a holi- witness for the city in the case from her husband, but he refhsed to sia surrendered the privilege she Ilas Broadway. to A. C. Mitchell for $175, tic__C.oast tine ran into an open day by Mayor Elliot and nearly all the against lisigb aloyle, charged in tha ieave the house, demanding half of exercised since the Boxer outbrak stock and fixtures. Mitchell repre- switch add collided with an engine at stores and local business houses will The Rev. David Cady Wright will policecourt With Sunday selling, was the property. This morning the hus- and in th future will ply telegraph sented the Frank Fehr Brewing com- South Rock,. Mount at 4 o'clock this close to allow their clerks to attend resume his Monday Afternoon Bible fined $3 for contempt this morning by band demanded an understanding, royalties to China. pany. whet attached the saloon for a morning. Engineer W. Boney of the the fair. Class on October 14. The meetings Judge David Cross. Love did not ap- and she converge debt of $176. refused to with htm. passenger train was instantly killed will be held as formerly at the parish pear at the trial and when Detective He drew his r tver and shot and and Postal Clerk T. T. Hill slightly Thomas Troutman Kicked. house of Grace Episcopal church Will Baker went to Louisville and killed her. I then drank carbolic Mrs Chadwick's Condition, Injured. Although many passengers DEC. 15. Thomas Troutman, the grocer at The four Great Prophets, Isaiah, arrested him, he was released by acid, dying or later. SILVER SERVICE Columbus, 0., Oct s.— Mrs. Chad- were thrown from their berths, none Twelfth and Jackson streets, was Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel, will be Louisville police officer, and went to wick's physician said this morning suffered injury. kicked on the leg by a vicious horse the studies for the winter. Isaiah Indiana. He returned recently. He her condition is practically unchanged DOI' DEAD, iOTflALL VICTINf. Both engines were completely de- Monday evening, and seriously injetr- will be taken up next Monday, This was under bond. but that has not Mr. J I.. Wolff, the jeweler. who Although very weak, she appears to molished, as also were the mail, ex- ed. The horse's hoofs struck Mr will delight all who have had the been paid on forfeiture. secured a contract to furnish a silver said. Salt Lake City south Succumbs To press and baggage cars. be holding her own. be service to be presented by the city of Troutman just above the knee and pleasure of attending Mr. Wright's Hurt Received in Game. Paducah to the U. S. gunboat Padu- the flesh was torn. bet no bones were previous lectures. The class has Salt I.ntke City, Oct. S.— Eugene M. German Fleet Will Visit Us. THE WEATHER. DIXIE cah, has received word from eastern broken. Dr. Pendley desssed the in- been successfully conducted for sev- MILLS FORECLOSURE. Bourne, 13 years old, who died here Washington, Oct. 8.— For the last Jewelers engaged In preparing the set, jury. eral years and has had a large mem- yesterday, is the first victim of Toot- two weeks a report has been goins that it will be December 15 before the bership which is not limited to Mr ball this season. He received a blow about diplomatic and naval circles in set is finished, the company reserving Call Out General Strike, Wright's own congregation. He Application was made yesterday on the head in a game last Monday. Washington to the effect that Germa- several weeks grace in event of de- Havana. Oct. 8.—A call from the makes the study of the Bible a very afternoon before Judge Reed by the Coneussion, inflammation and hem- ny will send a fleet of warships on a lays. Mr. Wolff apprised Mayor Yet- Federation of Labor for a general vivid reality. Globe Hank and Trust company for a orrhage of the brain was the cause friendly Mission to the port of New tier of the fact, and ha has tommuni- strike of all the working men unions recel;rer for the Dixie Knitting mills, of death given by attending physi- York during the absence of the At- rated the fact to the navy department, in Cuba is momentarily expected and Cecil Reed was agreed upon as cians. lantic battleship fleet on its cruise to Leaders of organizations declare there RICHARD GEAGAN CLIMBING receiver. The Globe Bank and Trust the Pacific. WANT A CROWD. means of winning the en- company 'is trustee of the bonds of TEXAS ANNULS CHARTERS THEY is no other strike against the United the knitting company and the appli- OF 970 CORPORATIONS. Condition of Judge Husbands. fritters' Railroad company. Mr. Richard Geagen, an attache of cation is a move toward a foreclosure Austin, Tex., Oct. 8.— Secretary ot The condition of Judge L. D. Hus- In a brazen effort to attract a General Agent Stovall's office in the of the bonds. The company is capi- State Dashlell has declared forfeited bands is about the same this after• crowd at Reidland Friday night to Tower. Memphis Illinois Central freight de- talized for $6e,000, and bonded foe the permits to do business in Texas noon. He rallied some after !eta- Eiffel Wireless Graves speak, his man- partment, has been promoted to a po- 840;400. The Dixie Knitting mills on 250 outside corporations and has night and was better than during the hear Eugene Paris, Oct. 8.—Work was started advertised in the News-Demo- sition in the general freight agent's succeeded to the business and plant of forfeited the charters of 720 domestic early evening. Mr. Cook Husbands agers by the government transforming the evening a joint debate be- office in Chicago effective at once, and the Alden Knitting mills, and is b'. t.orporations because of failure to pay arrived from Rlishmond on Sande:, crat last Eiffel tower, the tallest stsucture in will Chicago in rated at Eighth and Norton streets. their annual franchise tax to the and is with his father. tween him and Prof. George 0. Me- the world, into a wireless telegraph remove his family to The company manufactures mennt state. Broom at that place. Prof. McBroom station. It is believed when it is a week dr two. Mr. Gesagen went to invited to participate work for the Illinois Central in Pa and women's home, and employed Kentucky Aground. has never been completed, wireless messages can be and from about 150 hands, principally girls and Chocolate Prime Soar. Norfolk. Oct.- 8.-- The battleshir in any such affair and has a date for transtnitted to New York. ducah severel years ago the to Mem- boys. Mr. R. B. Phillips and Mr. New York, Oct. Another pro- Kentuckg went aground today a few that night in another part of here went to Louisville, then appoint- PLEASANT. George C. Wallace are the principal duct that has felt the effect of rising miles below Notlork. The battleship county. Recently some Of Graves' To Arrange for Power** Trial. phis, and the position he was stockholders, and the bonds are prices is chocoktte, in which decided was tuoviug .at a moderate speed orators went to that place and met a Georgetown, Oct. 8.--(Special) ed to in Chicago is an important one. and meter tonight, Preteibls mostly owned by local people. The adelnees have been made In the pest n she struck the bottom and rani frost. • They were hold If they would A conference was held this 'mottling In the rate department. He ie a son 'Pair frost. Wednesday fair and warm- plant of the company under the fore. few days. The increased consumption med her nose into the mud. Help was have McBroom there, they could draw by Special Judge Monte and Attor- of Col. Richard Clesgerr, of this city Hatt er. Highent temperature yesterday. closure suit will probably be sold Is given as one of the principal causes sent fioni the Newport News ship a crowd, so they announced that they neys Franklin and Struts to decide the The new office carries wilta it a hand- today, 49. sometime within the of the advance. yards. • would. date for.Powere trial. 'some increase in salary. 71; lowest nest 30 days. op,

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men Is your comb telling a story, the story and women, who are artists of PHICSIC1Alliti CURE SKIN WITH I eilf?falitlienifdtabirad?i yN ot Tah pe 1se taosryan tweeto trxiiss4 recogreeed ability. Of cue of these MMI'Ll.; REMEDY. 2 performances Manager •Stalabak of PAY OFF COM lite pleasant—the story of Ayer's Hair the Biltat theater, 'Memphis, Tenn., Noted lkierna Specialist Comments At Vigor. writes the local management: "I ant Bear be on the see sae. Promptly, steps failing hair,des - on a l'rovesC Specific for Skin 4866,about Ask glad recommend A,c,,,, Hair visor. fir:e troys dandruff, keeps the scalp healthy. to "Anita, the Sing- .11111eases. THIS IS THE INJUNCTION GIVEN sis as kr sews. lie now what is best. Does not color the hair. .Ir-L.1170m. ing Girl" as one of the cleanest com- BY THE BURGLAR. edy dramas I have ever played. It Physicians everywhere continue pleased the Bijou's audietots and their praise for ordinary oil of win ••popular .a. 4.4.4.40 prices" was given .corrobo- Id a larger business than the aver- tergreen In a wonderful specific for tation lam night. "Anita, the Singing age comedy drama offering." Eczema and other itching skin dis- Drew played Roast. Across Throat of Victim Kentucky to a small but apprece Speaking of the Young Buffalo The eases. This liquid, pure and clean audience Whom s Ho. Held fly the Ear THEATRICAL NOTES alive last night at The Ken- company the Cincinnati Commercial- as water, externally applied has in- atcky. The show is a drama set Tribune compares the While. to the production fa- stela effect. A few drops on the .10.1.411.1 mush., in three acts. The plinelpals vorably :L..— with "the Squaw Man"„ the burning, itching sore causes instant A dr-r 1-1—r-re% are all good and the show last night attraction $2 in which William Faver- relief, and a !Mort continued use EILER'S THEATRICAL CALENDAR. Sid not drag at any time. sham, one of the country's biggest gives a complete cure. Charlie Lee, colored, was present- . Irateaday night—King of tiw Cattle stars, him appeared the last two Sea- , Dr. C. B. Holmes, of Silver ed in police court this 'Lenge. City, morning Tuesday About 'Theater Prices, Miss., is po enthusiastic about this charged with on the the most unique Wednesday night—The Vendetta. Of Mas Jane Corcoran and Charles King of the There is a general feeling in Pa- remedy—ti. D. D. Preseription—that of robbery charges, and granted a Thumetay aight--.1aue Fest-orals hi B. Hauford, whose prices will be October ducah that the prices of theatrical he declares in a letter to the D. D. D. contluanee. Lee is alleged to have lbeen's Doll House. from 25 cents to $1.50 nothing need attractions at the Kentucky have not Company of Chicago that this great robbed Tom Baker, g oae-arnsed ne- Friday night—The Young Buffalo. be said as these popular stars and the been properly gaged the past several reary aa near a specific for Ecze- gro, in a house on Kentucky avenue Cattle Ring Saturday matinee—Chas. Ii„ Has. capable companies with which they seasons. The complaint is that too ma s as is quinine for malaria. "1 between Ninth and Tenth streets on feed in 'ow 7vIervisaivi of Venice. have always been surrounded, are often a show charges the local public have been using your D. D. D. for Saturday night, and this is how night—Hanford already well known to the he is Saturday in Cleo- $1.50 %hen $1 would be a fair ad- local pub- four years gratifying results," alleged Reid's drama of the great south- lic. with to have done it. Hal I inieelon for the. attraction offered. writers Dr. Holmes. Walking into Baker's bed room Ranchers, Mexicans, Cow west. Often the companies worth 50 cents There are thousands of other phy- he seised the sleeping man's ear, The Vendetta. and Punchers and Indians. "Anita. The Singing Girl." and 75 cents have played at $1, and sicians who use D. D. D. Prescrip- with a jerk brought him to his senses declaration Miss Beatrice Harrington who will The of the Kentucky's the natural consequence is that the tion, the oil of wintergreen specific. In his hand Lee held a sharp razor A Melodrama of the Seats on sale Monday. new managenvent bring her company to the Kentucky that they will play show-going public hesitates to give D. D. D. cures and it is so clean to It is said. Lifting Baker's head, he is . attractiee- theater foreone performance only, on "Cow Country." Prices: 25c, 35c, 50c and 75e. Its hearty support to any other than use. If we did not know what I). D said to have drawn the razor across Wednesday, October 9, of the Vendet- he best known stars. D. will do we would not recommend Baker's throat and commanded: ta, has surrounded herself with a There is an actual cost value at- it to our friends and patrons. "Pay off, ole niggah, 'my good acting cast. This emotional ac- off." 'ached to a theatrical production. R. W. Walker & Co., Fifth and Baker reached for his Ernest Harrington Offers AtE tress is pronounced by the press and trousers and based upon the character of the peo- Broadway. "paid off," giving public as being the best "Nina" play Lee all his cash. ple presenting the play, the attention Call at our store anyway amounting Wednesday and let ing this wonderful leading part, and to $8.50. Lee escaped #et -elven to scenic effects, number of us her clever work see the nature of your skin trou- but was captured last night after a THE VENDETTA people employed, etc., and a knowl- must be seen to be appreciated. ble. diligent search by patrolmen. October edge 44 these -matters Is absolutely necessary before a local manager can A Historical Story of Italy. form of praise, of this properly represent his public. Church on Train. play, which I can offer A fact not generally known is that Miss Jane Corcoran, who is play- in my own mind, is the doubt which the perusal Beatrice Ils.rrington and F. M. Cogge- the management of the company re- ing in "A Doll's House" this year, ap- BASEBALL NEWS always occasions in me whether the "orves the right to name the price at peared in "The Freedom of Suzanne" shall, supported by a strong cast. Antony and Cleopatra is not, in all which the attraction appears. Howev- last season, playing in the cities of 9 exhibitions of a giant power in its THE F7TAL STANDINGS. er, if the house management is the middle west. That is what hap- Mar.. strength and vigor of maturKy, a for- A Play of the People :borough!), informed as to the value pened on this particular occasion. midable rival of Macbeth, Lear Ham- National, League Standing. of the performance, there are argu- Miss Corcoran and her company were let and Othello." The epithet, "won- P. W. L. Pct. A Romantic Drama by Seats on sale Tuesday. ments he can bring forward, which on their way from Des Moines, Iowa, derful" is unquestionably the right Chicago 152 107 45 704 Mari6 Cotelli. Prices: 25c, 35e and 50c. will in many cases secure an equita- to Lincoln, Neb., an al night ride. one to apply to this drama. It is too I'ittsburg 154 91 63 691 ble price. The company left Des Moines at mid- -- night vast, too gorgeous, to be approached Philadelphia .... 147 83 64 566 If you could buy an IS-Ka- There on Saturday night, all taking are a great many attractions without some prostration of the un- New York 153 82 71 536 rat golden hat, you couldn't sleepers. They expected to arrive in Arthur C. Aiston Presents playing the one night stands that derstanding. It pours Brooklyn 148 05 83 expect it to do any more than Lincoln shortly before noon such a flood on 43e 1can he induced to play for 50 cents on Sun- noonday Cincinnati splendour upon our senses, 163 66 87 430 wear right, look tight and fit day and did not leave their berths Thursday r trid 75 cents that are worth the sup until that we cannot gaze upon it steadily. Boston 148 58 90 392 right. port late in the morning. When theY of the most intelligent theater- We have read It again and St. Louis 153 52 101 34e Jane Corcoran arose., they found themselves lost in again; eoer. and which make it possible for and the impression October a sea of snow the train which it leaves American League Standing, a class of people, who cannot having beeh As Norah in The afford again and again is that of wonder.'' P. W L. Pct. • the $1.50 stopped by the heavy fall. One of the and $2 attractions, to take Detroit 150 passengers was a clergyman who ex- —Vide "Knight's Shakespeare." la 58 613 advantage of one of the greatest Philadelphia of pected to preach in one A spectacular revival of this most 145 fst3 57 697 A Doll's House LUdlOW modern educators—the stage. of the towns 'hat morning. Miss wonderful historical play will be pre- Chicago 151 87 64 576 1 The new managers of Corcoran attends the Kentucky sented by Mr. Charles Cleveland 152 85 67 559 are bending church at least once each Sunday and B. Haufor 1 For the first time this capable and every effort to protect during New York 10 Hat her remark that she probably would the present season. As Male 148 70 78 473 the local public from unfair prices, St. attractive actress will be seen in Pa' miss services because of the Antony, he offers a worthy sequel to Louis 163 50 83 454 wears right .loues r.ght and %lid will apply an intelligent knowl- snow, at- tracted the clergyman's his performance of the same charac- Boston 149 59 90 396 A drama by the world's ducah in a play worthy of her ability. fits right. It isn't made of edge of the stage business attention. A in general sermon ter in "Julius Caesar", which will Washington 151 49 102 .to this in a sleeping car was the be 325 greatest playwright, Seats on Sale Wednesday. gold and it costs $3.00. It end. of great thing farthest from his mind, but interest to the student and wouldn't be better if It eerc As an Instance of their efforts in equally "Ibsen." Prices 25e to $1.50. Miss Corcoran's remark set _him interesting and entertaining Official Schedule. 18-Karat. 'his direction, there will be four to thinking. He did not know who his to the theatergoer who patronises the Tuesday, October 8, Detroit, Stows at the Kentucky this week at vs fellow passengers were theater for an evening's entertain- Chicago at Chicago. eopular prices: one at 50 and probably cents and would not ment only. The Antony of this play Chas E. Blaney brings you three at 75 have volunteered to offi- Wednesday, October 9, detrott vs Wreki rents. The 50 cents and must be recorded Ctiffie eileftlelPS ciate, had not Miss Corcoran follow- as another addition Chicago, at Chicago. to of the 7ec eats productions will of Young Buffalo filrf ed ever remark with a few his successes in the great charac- Thursday, Fri'day MINS .,.- %lnemacrms exceptional attractions strains of October 10, Chicago vs '''" at the one of ters of Shakespeare. Cleopatra, c_JAeLnnLO prices. the old hymns, taught her that Detroit, at Detroit. King of the Wild West when a child. rare Egyptian queen, who pursed up Friday, October -The two 75 cent shows mentioned October 11, Chicago vs Cow Boy Niels Corcoran's sweet the heart of Marc Antony at their Detroit, are carrying more than e5 voice decid- at Detroit. peopleand ed the clergyman first meeting upon the river ,•he leads are in and his duty, he of Cyd- Saturday, October 12, Chicago vs Bend the hands of capable nus; "whom everything afterward said. He volunteered to becomes to Detroit, at Detroit. . lead in prayer chide, to laugh, to weep," will be Tribe of Sioux and preach the sermon in Sunday, October 13, Detroit vs the hands of that intended for the congregation in the excellent actress, Chicago, at Chicago. Indiaus 'Ale Miss Alice Willits. A town, if Miss Corcoran would gorgeOus set- 11 - Grand Street sing. ting of Egyptian ard Roman scenery, • — V, a ballet dancing World's Series Feliturea, Para de "Certainly, I shall sing," she of girls and a chorus A Chas. E. Blaney :. P an- of Nnumer of games scheduled. pro- ... Seats on sale swered. youth and beauty, beautifully and six. I duetion. One of tbe te.a.racteristically In case of tie—National Commis- Thursday.' SHOE And there in the midst of a sea of costumed, pictures best wesrn and pleasing sion to decide place of play. ti plays on 1-• Prices-95o, 35c, snow, with the winds howling about electric effects including Look for Nemo on Shoe the great scene Umpires Henry (linty, of National the stage. 50c, 75c the cars the Nebraska minister spoke "The Battle and the Storm", are League. John Sheridan, of American • of the homes and the dear ones his a few of the many feat- fellow ures introduced League. travelers had left behipd, urg- to sfdd to the interest The Our shoes have a style that and realism of Official scorers—F. C. Richter, of Engagement of the Eminent ed them to live uprightly and to shun the play. Actor Philadelphia; A. P. bespeaks culture and refine- evil. On Saturday night an opportunity Flanner, of St MR. p. Louis. H CHAS. B. will be afforded to see Mr. Saturday D Hylo Hanford's ment and gives that distinc- "Young Buffalo," presentation of "Antony and Cleopa- Prices of admission—At Chicago tra" at $1, $1.50, $2; tion which marks the well- That thrilling, cleverly constructed The Kentucky. The matinee Detroit, $1, $2, $2.50 ANFOR attraction Time games melodrama, founded on western bor- will be :Merchant of Ven- caled—At Chicago In a notable dressed man. A happily ice." 2:30 o'clock; October revival of two der life, entitled, "Young Buffalo at Detroit, 2 o'clock. In event great plays "Cher al balanced combination of King of the Wild West," by Charles of games stopped by rain —Teams I 'sleet E. Blaney; will be held here at The must play off game on same Matinee, good looks and good service The Merchant of Venice Coltskin. Kentucky on Friday, October One Experience Enough. grounds at first available date. Swing 11. —suitable "Young Buffalo" Division of receipts—Sixty per Night, Anthony and Cleopatra Sh ar ; for every occasion is a typical Amer- cent ican hero, and of first four games to go to players Medium is surrounded by a Elaborate scenic effects. A spe- Rotad toe Most congress of frontier characters of Winners to take 69 per cent and styles are $5.00 the It cially selected cast of players. A sort that "shoot up" thins when the losers 40 per cent. First 44) per cent notion of all eitorus and ballet of unusual attrac- strikes them, as well as man- games to go to National com- tiveness. ly, heroic, kind mission. After players' EXCLUSIVE AGENTS that are the basis of share is de- Seats on , considerable western novels. ducted clubs to divide equally. sale Friday. It is a Prices, play full of snap, realism, awe-In- night-25c to $1.50. Lendler aLydon spiring scenic Matinee-12 rows effects, and withal, PILES CURED IN 610 14 DAYS. orchestra $1.00, logical—that is. full to Matinee and night. A balance orchestra 75e, entire the limit, PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to bal- with exciting situations, and start- cony 50e. cure any case of Itching,Blind, Bleed- day of Shakespeare. ling climaxes, but yet within the C Special matinee price to school lines ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 We have several me.) of the possible. 'I Curtain at 8:15 p. m. children, orchestra 50e, driving horses fir sale at reasenahle prices and days or money refunded. balcony 95c. ' "Young Buffalo," the hero, is an 50c. will guarantee them as representel. Call ;Lnd see them. actual resident of Arizona, a former I'aducah THE TULLY LIVERY COMPANY miner and cow-puncher, who finally Girl's Triumph. i5 CO R CO RATE D developed a genius for the stage The Clarksvilte, Tenn.. "Leaf Knife. with A Plea for the i lanols11 eof ds prndclmheinnits.r_a He ibs Livery and ti5ard;n1 Barn. Furth Sired and 'Untidy beaus. sufficient success Chroni tie" says of "The Buterfly Car igntli to attract the notice Eating with the knife harms nol and despotic of such a good nivel" entertainment given in that judge of talent as Mr. !and an undesirable. The Blaney. AAA% city in which little one. It gives the eater courage, a , Mere fast And that the latter hate not Pearl Riley. daugh that he denounces • ter ady hand and a quick eye. It gives. • eating with the erred in entrusting_ the leading part of Photographer M. L. Riley, ap- the spectator a gentle and salubrious knife is sufficient to make the to Young Buffalo, none will gainsay. peared as "Puck:" custom' thrill. Only the eine to be dearly loved, cherished "One character, however, social purist is outrags and He—But, honestly, what was your prob- defended.—Baltimore Sun, ably more ed—and the social purist has no GUY NANCE Charles It Hanford. real reason for refusing her dinner in- than any other, seems to Cs SON rights worth discussing. In defiance "Of all Shakespeare's historic:1 vitntien? have attracted the entire audience Undertakers of all logic and common sense betl There is a large profit in a and Embalmers plays", says Coleridge "Antony and She—Simply experience! Her cook from the beginning, and that was single calls it indecent to wear a dress suit whale. One abut 59 211-213 S. Thud St. Cleopatra is by far the most wonder- used to be mine. "Puck," represented by little Pearl feet long Paducah, Hy. before 6 o'cloak, to wear tan shoes,welgts 140.000 p scis and will ful." He again says, assigning It a Riley, of Paducah. Being only nine or give at one's wedding, or to combine a600-00 pounds o place even higher than that of being years old and necessarily an amateur blubber, which UNJUST crush hat with a red waistcoat. Of,iields 48,099 po ils of oil mese the most wonderful of the historical DISCRIMINATION, still many of the older in years and and 3,000 • similar arbitrariness and lunacy are pounds of whalebone,. plays, "the highest praise, or rather experience would have rejoiced to s W. F. Paxton, R. Rudy, Charged .4stainst .Two Illinois Rail- have I' Pury ear, exchanged with her. Every roads in Vaal Distribution. Only One "BROMO QUININE.," that President. Caellier, AsaLstant Cashier. HERPICIDE'S MISSION. word and act was in the right time is Washington, warawnim.... Oct. 8.— Two cases, and right way. She justly merits all Laxative Brom° Quinine ..e:0,.._y.r.iet.... each d onx every It Takes Away the Dread of invpiving charge of unjust and the encomiums of praise bestowed up- Birth- Curtiss Cold in One Da,, Cr.ii in 2 Days . 23c days. discriminatory regulations respecting on her." CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK the distribution of coal carrying cars -- among - — Nothing is more annoying to men shippers, were filed today with Truth and a woman's age have lit- loo•roorahed the knd women of middle age than to see interstate commerce commission. tle or nothing in common. The those unmistakable signs of age — complainant in both cases was Capital the Illinois $100,000 thin hair and grayness— approach- Colliery company of Chi- cago, and the Surplus :50,0041 ing. But science has discovered that defendants were the these Chicago, Peoria and St. Stockholders liability 100.000 conditions are no longer, "un- Louis and FOR the KENT Chicago mistakable" evidences of old age, for and Alton railrard com- the dandruff germ theory panies. Total security to depositors $2.10,00O proves that es-en very young people may Accounts of individuals and firm. solicited. We appreciate suffer hair loss, while those fortunate COAL STARTS DOWN Several desirable offices and small as well RA large &potshots and accord to all the sante HEADDj enoligh - to escape the ACHE ravages of-the THE OHIO RIVER. courteous truants at- rooms, on second scalp germ, retain their abundant POWDERS and third locks to a ripe old age. Newbro's Pittsburg, Oct. 8.—Over two mil- floor; water, lierplcide For twenty light, heat and kills the dandruff germ and lion bushels of coal were shipped to years it Interest Paid on Time Deposits removes has ban) the .trno the risk appearing old be- southern points today on a sudden CURE janitor service included; fore and faithful remedy. , prices your time. . ve your hair and and unexpected rise in the rivers your Alt reasonable. vi'1,N feeling'', by using the genuine Another large shipment will be made SATURDAY NIGHTS FROM .7 TO 8 O'CLOCK. Drusaista Herpicede. Sold by leading druggists. tomorrow. , Prioe 10o Two sires, -50c and $1. Send 10c in Third and Broadwav stamps for For , sample to The Herpicide When, faith sews theeglory of char- sale red guaranteed by Co., Detroit. Mich W. Iff. McPherson actor at the ;end of the way it does' w g AMERICAN-GFRMAN NATIONAL BANK Speciai.Agent. not need • • Ik1 feace to keep it in the road. 11)11ERSON. 411111111611111111611.0 PAGE THRICIII TUNSDAY, OCTOBER ME PADUCAH 1;VSNINti4 61311.

!umutendeel that the bide be not con- sidered.. Local contractors several STANDARD OIL CO. PISO'S CURE weeks ago placed bids at a figure How to Cure Coualhs Crock the much lower, and were turned down CoustituUon as being too -high. Recommendations TANKS ARE DANGER \ reck'tuici issom, of the board of public works were Constipation (he for.runiii•r t, I CiIisttth I. favorably acted on. :stop thii coin.; Pew people altogether escape a disor- Consider t.••f-r. City Engineer Washington stated Buy a Stove t You der of the bowels. You may catch cold, Before Itt in datig,t It u I •lb that tie inquired of contractors as to over-est, over-drink, worry too much, Load Them With Pumps in the it/ why bids were so high, and received not exercise enough or do a hundred and information that contractors were one other things that result in constipa- Limits tion or costiveness. When City "afraid of the ordinance." He the trouble t..t.tt- • sug- comes it is well to know what to do for it. Of the tit/ t and I. .., gested that the ordinance be "tested" In the opinion of thousands there is no `COUGHS.COLDS before bids were advertised for better cure ter constipation than Dr. Question Be Investigated ly J in again. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which anyone the Fuel Matter Will for 50 or at Fire Comtuittee of the General The ordinance was drawn while can obtain cents $1 a drug We all have Council. City Solicitor James Campbell was ill store. constipation occa- - sionally, and the sensible thing to do is land when he had no substitute, and entuesve a bottle or Wits remedy always in the and Sixth streets north of Burnett the committee had to do the best it r You take it at night on retiring. for street. Two subsequent prayers for examete. and vitae yuu wake up in the morning could. Action on the matter was de- st your usuai hour It i.roduces its result EH BOARD HELD SESSION.'the same purpose were referred with ferred. Your stomach Instantly becomes lighter, your LOW bead clearer, your eyes brighter, you feel active the former. Herman Frlednitin desires a change and spry ones seam. your appetite has re- ; A report from Milk and Meat In- made in storm water sewer on Broad- turned and you are ready to work with maw- and or- Meant and vigor. MI this may nt,t M.ye taken spector Ed Farley was filed way to relieve his cellar from being more thane dons or two, are Cost DOG to extend The board of touncilmen last night dered two or three cents. Can sou afford to feel bad the publisted.. that's Expensive-Not Stove fioudtd that Fuel each rain. He declared It's of whoa you can feel good for so little/ voted to investigate the practice A prayer for extension of water t his furnace has been almost ruined Dr. Wilton Drown, of Metropolis. 111- hal DO the Standard Oil conapauy of unload- nadirs cot West Harrison street be tøhy TD saying that Dr. Ciodwell's syrup -jointed stove will waste more than its Original iby water backing into it and that ids Is Lite grestelt of all laxatives and tie A Cheap, putty to r ing cars of oil by means of punips, yond Twelfth street, was referred the muse is a change was made in frankly sits to his patients that, it they used Cost in Fuel every winter. lives and prop- It when the stomach. liver or bowels got out of said to endanger the . thief Paducah Water company. the original sewerage plans without Order mey would have less need of him. It Is for heat in soft coal is gas-the entire gas erty of residents in the locality of its An application from Hermati Lit- his consent or consultation. He era nithoutdonbt the best cure for occasional or As you know, fully one-half the carbon available made soft coal. tanks. Several ordinances were read ale for the position of sewer inspec- pects the city to pay for damage done =deampteles. gupc sourd istaintatic •o d3l8azW yPillia.ver.bili°u flatulence,as' supply used for fuel and illumination in many cities and towns being from common and the hour and three-quarters sea- tor was flu d. hes, sad sliplia• digeNtive ills In old or burning soft coal allows this gas-half of the fuel to pass up the chimney his furnace. The matter was refer- young. It, is• thousand nin”s better than stilts The ordinary stove in ion was marked by no particular Mayor Yelper stated that he had red to the relief committee, city en- deptuintive waters. acts gently but surely, is unburned, thus wasting it as a heat producer. business being chiefly row- been cited to a defect or defects in shaanat to the taste, does not gripe, and cures other feature, gineer and city solicitor -with power gennalteatty. Cole's Original Hot Blast Stove, by means of the patented Hot Blast draft and 1 ffne on tine. the ordinance imposing to act." City Engifieer Washington Gehn tour nnstrist sod get a fa tient wilt patented features, making air-tight joints without the use of stove putty, distills this gas from the Lindsey and Council- railroads, "or employes,' for block- Coatis eau see It our alarms are not justified. President has a plan to remedy the matter at upper surface of the coal, utilizing it as a heat producer along with the fixed carbon or coke in the were absent. ing streets, lie had been asked to man Herzog a cost of about 1100. Teta wis'ilng to try Dr.Cald- coal, thus burning all the coal, This is why Councilman Ernest Lackey was have the clause pertaining to em- The of Meyers Tc ST sews syrup Popsy., before bur metier improving Ilitil: nia st smote bottle sent is utak seas Dr elected president pro tern. ployes being liable to fines, stricken, street beyond Island creek was re- stag Si. ram we. This offer is to IKON MUD* nialeig4tiasessioneVADAallogurNaNall ettNlavia.seworattLisetw 101116tilseast.rf orte: Dboaensaryt Minutes of the last regular meeting as the court of appeals has passed on ferred. • hte,0:16• were adopted. the point, deciding that employes are A report that the Illinois Central from Charles Voight for not liable. Mayor Yeiser had an or- A prayer v.ill within three weeks place all roLl1"11 morsosed,1111:41"1:pertraZ1t4"14.11.meso.m:mahaTUSidr relief from over assessment was re- dinance prepared with the clause max sgsgsgt: own wens so G000 and Stirs Original tracks within the city limits on ole's strieken. and presented it to the as Mt CALDWELL'S SYRUP PEPSIS." Ins wallet ferred. grade with streets was filed. Awill Swat ilvarasne No. 11. wastusston. 0. C. A prayer from property owners of board. A suggestion from the board of PRIPSIN SYRUP CO. Did9., noatiseik),, III. the extreme northern portion of the Sewer Rids Turned Down. public works to institute legal pro- 1011hdthreli city, requesting that curtain low Auditor Kirkland read bids for in- ceedings against Contractor E. C. Ter- sewer dis- lands be excluded from stalling lateral sewers in district No. rell to compel him to repair Fifth A prayer from c V. Sr.ott for over Hot Blast trict, No. 3, was received. Most of 2, all of which the board of public street from Jefferson to Kentucky assessment on property in Harahan Saves the Dollars and makes a ton of common $3.00 soft coal the property lies between Twelfth works considered too high, and rev- avenue, was read. A suggestion addition, was referred to the tax or lignite do the work of $9.00 worth of hard coal. from City Solicitor Campbell for the saperviisors. books Your old stove and imitation Hot Blast are not air-tight, do not save charge :city to do the work itself and Several deeds and transfers to lots the escaping gases and do not give you a warm house at night. because CURES expenses to Terrell', bondsmen, was in Oak Grove cemetery were ratified they are -made with potty joints. You cannot afford to nay to yourself, tiled. The board of public works was The matter of contracting for "My old stove will have to do this winter.'' The old stove is eating up that. but on top of the cost instructed to comply with Solicitor erecting a sexton:a relence in Oak the price of anew stove every year. Not only result it gives. It is always out the coldest morning. • •BLOOD POISON Campbell's recommendations. 'Grove cemetery was r erred to the is the unsatisfactory I An opinion that no penalty can be joint cemtery committe with pOwer to The first symptom of Contagions Blood Poison is usually a little sore or Even Heat Day and Night-Fire Never Out legally imposed on Contractor Ed-P act. nicer 'which does not always excite suspicion because of its insignificance; Cole's Hot Blast is so perfect in construction that tire will keep all night, 'ward falling tol made complaint but as the poison becomes more firmly rooted in the blood, the mouth and Bridges' sops for Councilman Tuttle and when the draft is opened in the morning will burn two or three hours within Paducah throat ulcerate, copper-colored spots appear, a rash breaks out on the body, finish sewer district No. 2, the of an offensive odor at. the with the fuel put in the night before. No other stove does this. , I kept at an even the hair begins to come out, glands in the neck and groins swell, and often specified time. because two additional . Canning company's plant on South Fire, therefore, never goes out, and the rooms are Burns hard coal, soft coal, slack, ulcerating sores form on the limbs, hands or face. But this is not all: if miles were added after the contract ,Tenth street, and moved to have the temperature all the time. lignite or wood. the poison is allowed to remain it works down and attacks.the bones, causing t was executed, was tiled by the city health officer abate the nuisance. The GUARANTEE necrosis or decay, and makes a complete physical wreck of the sufferer. It isolicitor. The board voted not to at- motion was adopted. OUR will not do to tamper with a disease so powerful as Contagious Blood Poison, tempt to impose a penalty. Crandell stated . that t-We guarantee a saying of one-third in fuel over any lower draft stove of the same sire with ,.ce't coal or slack for every day the virus remains in the blood the trouble is progressing Finance Reports, thee Standard Oil company pumped oil a-We yasrantee Cole Hot Blast to tine lens hard coal for heattog a given space than toward a more dangerous stage, and may in the end get beyond the reach of cars to its tanks at Tenth and any linive burner made with same Canting ...wince I A report of the Joint finance corn- from 3-We guarantee that the rooms can be heated f iine to two hour, etch morello,,. any treatment. There is but one certain, reliable cure for Contagious Blood mittee, on claims, bills, running ex- Monroe streets, a dangerous udder- with the soft coal or hard coal potje the stove the evening before. Poison, and that is S. S. S., the greatest of all blood purifiers. This remedy matter he 4-We guarantee that the stove will hold fire with soft 4:031 3o, hours without penses, etc., amounting to $10,785.04 flaking: and suggested the attention. into coal herd coal or attacks the disease in the right way by going down the blood and was received and filed, and all ac- looked into ithd remedied If possible. 5-We guarantee• uniform heat day and night, with soft lignite. forcing out every Particle of the poison. It makes the blood pure and rich, 6- We crearsotee every we to remain absolutely air-tight a.. long as used .counts allowed. 1The matter was referred to the joint 7-Wt gnarantee the feed door to be smoke and aust proof. strengthens the different parts of the body, tones up the system and cures A report from City Treasurer John fire committee. The above guarantee is made with the understanding that the Move be this humiliating and destructive disorder permanently. The improvement 1 operated according to directions. and set up with a good due. was flied. It showed a balance! Attorney J. C. Flournoy, represent- commences as soon as the patient gets under the influence of S. S. S. and 'Dorian September 1 of $31,639.36 lira the Paducah Southern Electric continues until every vestige of the poison is driven from the blood, and the on hand $4,487.19 Railway company, asked for an ordi- For Hard Coal Saves Half sufferer completely restored to health. S. S. S. is not an experiment, it is a i with $24,6-59.05 paid out, collected, leaving a balance of $16,-'llance1 granting permission for the The extent of unburned gases in hard coal is shown by opening success and has cured thousands of cases of Contagious Blood Poison in roarkazioe cover of a base burner when the extra oxygen in the treasury at the close of road to come into Paducah without the every stage, and being entirely free from minerals, is a safe as well as certain 690.05 fills the entire stove with flaniing gas. the sale of a franchise. -The matter supplied treatment.. If you are suffering with this debasing disease get the poison September. !Mons Cotes The fact that no stove putty is used to make air-leaking j was to the city solicitor to riot also, Steve out of your blood with S. a. S before it does further damage. Special home ()romances. referred " harrying gives you perfect control over the drafts on Cole's Hot Masi. legality of such an action treatment book on the disease and medical advice sent free to all who write. Ordinance for grading and gravel decide the SOFT COAL The slow, economical combustion, and the large, positive radiat- Counellman Van Meter stated that surface make it the greatest fuel-saving, hard coal stove made. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA; ing Faxon street, in Faxon's west! ing Jefferson street from Tenth to end addition. First reading. on 1Twtb streets, was in a bad sanitary Would You Lose $50.00 in Fuel to Save $1.00 on the Cost of Your Stove? Ordinance requiring all street cars conditions, gutters reeking with filth to have fenders on both ends. First That is what you do when you buy a cheaply constructed, putty jointed, showy made imitation stove. Like all matter was referred to health 'notations, avoid them. t reading. The penalty for a vaolation The successful inventions, Cole's Original Hot Blast has many inferior authorities. They all lack the patAted Ii atures and careful construction, which make the Original Hot Blast a great success. ,of the ordinance is not less than $5 name Couneilman Willamson stated that They ao not stay tight, and soion oven seams and cracks which render them worthless as fiu-e keepers. See the ,sior more than $15 for each offense the door. None genuine without it. Stubblefield was charged a “Cole's hot Blast from Chicago' on feed j The rule was suspended and the or- Mrs. poll tax by mistake, and It was voted dinance given second passage. to return $1.10 to her. Ordinance prohibiting the hitching or standing of horses, mules, oxen. -Sold Only By stove cows or any vehicle on the city scalee Go To Europe For Torpedoes. You can use your gas let. The penalty is from $5 to $20 Washingten, Oct. S.- It developed for each offense. Councilman Van today that the ordnance department Meter thought that this may keep of the navy has an agent in Europe Cash or (.,,---0, ...)(. er d i Cash or of k a number stin all winter if you heat your farmers from bringing hay and other sent there to purchase cze). / produce to the city, as they have to \Vhitehead torpedoes. This recourse wait on the city scales lot for a to foreign manufacture was necessary Credit ' Credit buyer. The intent of the ordinance because the department was unable kitchen with our new °. .6 in the United States was to rid the lot of horse traders to.secure enough boats Ordinance was referred to the com- to properly equip the torpedo The mittee for revision. with this class of armament. will be avoided, naval Furniture, Carpets, Stoves and Ranges Ordinance for grading and gravel- contingency after January 1 when it ing Clark street from Tenth street oMcers say. naval tor- 'Ng to the hollow, the width to be liOr feet is expected the government company at Newport will be in First passage given. pedo operation The cost to the government Ordinance regulating the speed of on her regular trip today. 11Elt 71 1.711 FELL OUT. for European manufactured torpe- railroad trains through the city lim- The Cowling brought in a large does; it is said, will be slightly less its and ao pkevent the blocking of crowd of Illinois people, who came to Eittharritst•Ing Accident That Befell than for those manufactured in this streets by trains or engines. This is today. Woman out Train. country. -Paducah shoppjpg HEATER I the regular ordinance now in effect RIVER NEWS The Joe Fowler will be in from COKE employes with the clause making isipagromp.otrumr•fer. Evansville tomorrow. The wife of a well known Illinois liable for street blocking, struck out -Does the dealer know better than Full forces are working at the Central :shop man, is minus' a set of passage given. The rule was your I .? If is --an an attack ATTACHMENT First you what tou neeti in River Stages. docks and ways today. There false teeth, the result of suspended and the ordinance given not, you oae it as a duty to yourself unusually large amount of work be- of illness on the Illinois Central Cairo 15.1 0.2 rise aecond passage. OH getting what you ask for boats this fall. Ceiro-Paducah accommodation pas- tee htsást Chattanooga -3.9 0.3 rise ing done on us/ allecellaneoms Business. when you try to buy an advertised The repairs tea-the stacks of the senger train, which arrived in Padu- Cincinnati 9.3 0.2 rise I The matter of outlining sewer dis- article. rise Chancy'Lamb have been made and cah last night at 7:45. o'clock. She Evansville 8.1 0.8 again, since protests have leave for the Cum Chicago and was trice No. 3 • Florenee-Missing. the boat will soon had been visiting in been flied against certain portions of berLand river for ties, returning home. She was taken sud- An elephant's hide is exceedingly Johnsonville 4.1 0.4 fail territory embraced in the original Official Forecasts. denly ill after the Eleventh street si•nsitive, notwithstanding its greet Louisville 0,0 at'd plans, was referred. - and Broadway stop was made here thickness; flies, gnats and mosquitoes Mt. Carmel 4.9 O. stal .06 Ohio at Evansville and Mt. A prayer for exemption from taxa- iand raised a window for air. She cause it considerable annoyance. Nashville 7.7 0.1 rise Vernon, not much change during the tion for five years for the Lack Mal- *as seized with a vomiting fit and Pittsburg 4.a 1.4 fall next 24 hours. At Paducah, will con- leable Iron ciamps.ny was tiled. hours lost her lower false teeth. The Rvenine Sun-lete. 3 Week. St. ',011ie mi. 11.8 0.1 rise tinue falling during the next 24 The ordinance committee was in- Mt. Vernon 6.6 %A rise At Cairo, not much change during the structed to draft an ordinance com- l'aducah 7.1 0.1 rise next 24 hours. VirifiCH: "Suffer rosy wa- pelling all vehicles, motor cycles or The Tennessee, from Florence to gon to tell tor his story, morning and automobiles to turn into Broadway After t he Children to any gauge the mouth, will continue falling slow- etening, for but a twelve-month, and Can be attached A slight rise is shown by the at all street intersections from First Start Back to School will tome our master." That is th•• this morning, the river standing at ly during the next 24 hours. to Sixth streets, at a speed riot ex- St. elemental and profound fact upon Lo.k mit for the old trouble 7.1, a rise of 0.1 since yesterday. The Mississippi front below ceeding a horse's walk. In their heads. !Ise ylowlu which is Dieted the' twee", or all see. Broadway with vermin The wharfboat presented quite a Louis to ahoy(' Cairo. w It stove. Call at 406 The Matter of drafting an ordi- Children can't avoid IL They advertleing epantesigne. deserted appearance this morning,the Moen nance prohibiting the operation of are compelled to daily come In Dunbar belng the only boat in. After phonographs in the business section. contact with those infected, and with alarming receiving her cargo the Dunbar got sallill1=11111111111.11111•1111111fai one. was referred. vermin spread and let us show you rapidity. o'clock for Cairo. The committee was instructed to out at 7 Anyone Is liable at any time It Makes the Dogs Laugh. penalty The Buttorff is expected from Ev- draft an ordinance imposing a when traveling or In any strange ansville today, probably making her on all persons bringing cattle suffer- place to become Infected, and Don't Kick When You are trade for the Hopkins, ing from tuberculosis to Padutah. the only safe way to be Is to last trip in that the trade for Charged Higher Prices, Selection of a site for a public have on hand, ready for any which has been out of some fotintain, to be donated by the Na- emergency, several days. the Jug come around to us when In tional Humane society, was referred REXALL LARKSPUR LOTION The towboat Lyda is in from that Tennessee with ties. need of Pens, Ink, Pencils Type Councilman Foreman stated cleanest, most conven- It is the will be no Nashville packet writer Papers, Envelopes or any the ordinance regarding compulsory practical and effective There ient, account of a sunken supplies. We certainly sewer connections would be effective remedy for destroying head lice this week on other office canal this side May 1. and the motion to advertise and vermin about the body. It boat, oltsaructing the save you money on the very best the (act was favorably acted on. is a clean, clear liquid-nothing of Nashville. stuff made. Now, when it mimes oily about It and has Henry S.. Police Report. greasy or The Castello, and the to New Hooks, the Latest Music, the objectionable fea- Thu James none of which went to the rescue of the A report from Collins, chief the ointments usually Fine Stationery and Catchy Postal The-- tures of Daffy, are mrpeeted in today, bring: t, of pollee, for September, ehowIng col- used. A pod ‘.1ze4 bottle, Sn Cards, any wide awake customer the Duffy with them. lections of $707.14) for fines sad for- Went for famil • • will tell you to deal with The CIrkegetetaAtop the Tennea feitnretr, was filed. . at 4 o'clock, Liquor license Application. sea this moralog THE BOOK ;icND Co. MtrilERSON'S evenIne Power tomorrow & stay here unit Paducah Light will ApnItention from W111 Reynolde. Store. E. WILSON MUSIC MAN The iloxall getting out on her return trip. colored, for a coffee house licsass at before • The Royal was in from Golconda 116 Kentucky avenue Wee referred. a

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$2.35. nor does It say anything about, ^". %Dv tabucab Zun. $150.000 fraudulently approorat,,1 by creating SHIP SUBSIDY .••• APTENNOON AND WEEKLY a defielt. TO pae , MISSOURI CASEAT fund Just previous to the elm:mu ot THE SUN PUILISNimmu. Governor Bradley. InCoM.Foit Amu The News-Democrat has nothing to - 111ff LEGISLATION KENTUCKY'S F. at FISHER, Pratt() ait. say of the fact that state %till. RE tALIANT- IL L PAXTON. General manager. warrants were discounted to brokers when 1.1i SUPPoRTED. Metered at the postottice at Pativesda. KY.. as second class matter. Bradley went into office. It talks of Ii the Matter of Trouble With the deficit (alleged) when Bradley sarescialerloh RATIOS Tax System. went °et of office, a falsehood, and Provisions of Wafture, Which Was THE DAILY IVE falls to mention that there was re earner, per an Fought Through week NMI. 39 outstanding House at Last By mall, per month in advance... debt of $2,217,534, when .26 Session. A Tax Commission EV mall, per year, in advance-1240 Bradley went in, and a bonded debt Has Just Made a THE WEEKLY SIM of only $1,000,000 Report That Is of Interest Per year, by mall, postage paid..$1.90 with $1.060.4ea Address THE SUN, Paducah, Ky. In the treasury when he went out. In This State. Ofnce, 116 South Third. The News-Democrat gtibly Send a Copy Phan* US recites Washington, Oct. S.—The familial of the fact that tke Payne administration spent question, it Young, Chicago and New $2,514.66 ship subsidy, will poke es York, representatives., more than the Republicans Missouri has been head into the hails of congress 60011 laboring under a on eleemosynary lustautions and difficulty THE DAILY THE SUN can be found at Use follow- ?IV the comiim session opens and In its tax system nearly ex- SUN ing places: "laudable purpose" (perhaps, this will demand resognition. The inter- actly similar to that of Kentucky. R. D. elements & :atter includes $159,236.93 special A Van Cum. Bros. ests that are working for subsidy tax commission Palmer House, attorneys fees maid out by this ad- has been at work in To a Friend One Year legislation have Jot been idle since Missouri and John Velineine ministration as compared with $4.- in line with the tax com- the close of last session and the missions of 346.48 paid out by Bradley); but teil(• other progressive states it porters confidently expect legislation for $2.50 the News-Democrat neglects to state has found no solution of the difficulties It has been decided not S. that, had not the Bradley administra- to ask to.) 01 the situation short of a constitu- much. The origieal bill reconine tion put the state finances on a sound ha tional amendment that will give the ed by the merchant marine E are making a spccial basis, this administratio.n couldn't commis- legislature greater liberty in dealing mailing eel! sion and have spent a cent, passed by the senate, h.is with the question; but it also points W and the La; rate for rate of TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8. been abandoned. The nit that such $2.50, payable in ad- general purposes under the Bradley program now an amendment is chiefly to come before congress desirable administration was only 42 1-2 cents, and aek because it will lead to sepa- vance, for The Daily Sun, which CIRCULATION STATEMENT. the enactment of the ration of the af- as compared with 50 cents under this bill that passed sources of state revenue administration. the house five or six days before the from the,sources of county revenue. fords you an opportunity to remember end of last session. The comments 8eptember-1007. With the confidence of a prophet of the Missouri tax your relatives "We are to commission are 80 pertinent or friends very nicely the News-Democrat asserts that, af- take a little and teust to the situation in 2 3e97 16 3910 ter paying all outstanding obligations, to congress to add to the legislation Kentucky that the follow- with what is virtually later," ing extracts will be a daily letter II 3908 17 3895 there will remain Ili the state treas- is the way the advocates arc found of interest: 3874 now "We all agreed that 4 18 3893 ury January _ 1, $1,250,000. talking. The theory of the ship- the first step in from home. ping interests any tea reform is the separation S 3280 19 3895 • course, they may have Is that If they can get of the sources of state O 3e99 20 3905 a wizard of finance the principle of subsidy written and local revenue. at Frankfort. in This change 7 3922 21 We on:y the nation's laws they would not require the Phone 358 3898 know what the books show can, with little exemption 9 difficulty, of any class of property 3912 23 3900 now. On July 31, 1907, there was in persuade succeeding eonl from taxation. The proposed change 10 3902 24 8907 the general expenditure fund greases to enlarge the scope of And the a defi- the may be effected by the adoption Paper Will Start offie 11 3595 25 3902 cit of $632,042.04, legislation. of a and an unpaid single constitutimial amendment. 12 3905 26 3900 balance on appropriations The bill which, after an exciting for public "The general features of this sepa- At Once. Brot 13 3937 27 3900 Improvements of $672,277.49. etruggiee got through the This house by a ration of the sources of state and 14 3e32 28 3899 we take it, will run small majority makes considerably these provis- local revenues may he briefly sum- ... 30 above $1.250.000. ions: 427 3880 But maybe they n)arized. The state would discontinue know bow they For a monthly ph or will do it. service from some the levy of a general property tax Total 97,548 point on the Atlantic to Brazil. $300,- upon the real and personal property Average for September, 1907..3.902 000 a year, or $600,0040 of the just When the election is over, we may a year for a state, leaving the assessment Average for September, 1906...3,939 fortnightly service. and collection way. begin talking about the second Thaw of this tax to the coun- Personally appeared before me, this From ties trial, which will be pulled a port on the Gulf of Mexi- and municipalities for local pur- October 1, 1907, R. D. Mace:Leen, off in De- cember. co to Brazil a monthly service, at poses. This would make a saving of gies, business manager of The Sun, who $300.0e0 a year, or a fortnightly the large expense incident to the Boil affirms that above the statement of service at $600.0.00 a year. present dual system. It would also the circulation Nobody but the Democratic organ 419 of The Sun for the From a port on the Atlantic dispense with the work of the State Is protesting against the offer of coast month of September, 1907: le true to a From Board of Equalization connected with reward for election a point on the Atlantic coast Roue the best of his knowledge and belief. bribers. the attempted equalization to Argentine. $400.000 for a monthly of assess- PETER PURYEAR, Notary Public ments of real boat service, or $e00,000 for a fortnightly and personal property commission WHAT DOES BRYAN among Co. My expires January 22, KNOW service. the counties of the state. 1908. ABOUT IT? "The state would thereafter derive We • From a port on the Pacific to the protest that we know more its revenue through its Inherent gen- BERTH FOR FRANTZ. betti Isthmus of Panama, Peru and Chili about the local situation than does eral power of taxation upon general is gi Daily Thought. $3114,000 a year for Mr. Bryan. He is making a monthly serv- subjects of taxation, Probably Words sympathy the circuit as by licenses. Ile Ninth- Assistant Secreta- of are not half so'of Kentucky ice, or $600,0-00 for a fortnightly corporation in the interest of things taxes, Inspection fete and ry of the interior. occa consoling when spoken to us as when he service. does not understand. Today he, a Such other forms of taxetion as the we speak them to others. The bill as it passed gant man of abstemious habits and the house also. general assembly may deTermine. clean 'Washington. D. C. - life, makes a plea ,carried a provision for enrolling sea- -The different rates Oct. 8.—It weal ED. D. HANNAN for the cause of in- of assessment in stated men of the merchant marine today that Governor Frantz (Tea: THE REPUBLICAN TICKET. temperance in Paducah; begs voters as mem- the different counties, enforced by the of bers the teeritory of Oklahoma, For Governor—Augustus to cling to their party of the naval reserve. different demands for local revenue, would suc- Sanitary Plumber E. Will- organization. ceed Thomas Ryan when he knows would no longer produce inequality as assistant sere Use son, of Louisville. that If his admonition in tary Is Government taxation with of the interior. Mr. Ryan. who- lawn For Lieutenant accepted In good faith by the coun- Ends Strike. reference to the state Governor—W. H. Tonopah, tax. health has been impaired for try, he will be beaten for Nay., Oct. 8.— Interven- The remedy proposed is. In our sever Cox, of Mason county. president years, has asked Stearn era IC by a million votes, tion by the United States government opinion, the only for a chance of ae Heating Expert and declares right- effective rer1344Y• signment. For Attorney General—James eous today ended the Each community could fix Governor Frantz has been • etan those things we know to be un- strike of railroad its own Breathitt, of Christian men rate of valuation Indian agent for years, and county. righteous. that for a week has cut Gold- as its kcal n^eds may is tie r mighty familiar Repair Wont Solicited. For Auditor—Frank fled off from require, without subjecting its with the work of !.. P. istee4. of In the western Republican states the outside world. All citizens trains to the injustice of being Interior department. fall Mercer county. Bryan has p:eaded for independence. began moving today. AssistaPt compelled to Superintendent pay an undue share of state taxation. her For Treasurer—Capt. Edwin Far- He has bolted the Democratteetteket of Railway Mail Ser- Both vice Roberts "There Is now a certain kind of The President's Phones 201 Teni ley. of McCracken county. himself and joined the Populists. He arrived from San Fran- Policy. 132 S. Fourth St. cisco home rule In taxation, which consists has repeatedly asserted that and told the strikers mall trains Washington. Oct. 8.—Objections 325 Kentucky Avenue. For Secretary of State—Dr. Ben he will In the variation of sore allow his conecience would. have to move even if troops the rates of assess- to President L. Bruner. to overrule his ment Roosevelt's policy of of Hart county. sense are necessary to accomplish upon property according to the greater °Se of party loyalty. it.. Strik- federal control of railways Is For Superintendent of Public ers then kcal needs of the community, some Sigh In- Bryan calls on Kentuckians made a proposition to be expected to develop at I. to vote counties paying taxes the meeting of struction—J. S. Crabbe, of Boyd their national reinstated to the old positions on Vern SO per the National (dog sentiments at the state which cent association of railroad county. and was granted. of the real value of property, and , com missioners today. Bar local election, when he knows It is reported others only 20 or 30 per cent. The For Commissioner of Agriculture that not a single national 'that a resolution will be Issue is in- report of the Tax Commission of 1903 offered, in- New —N. volved; and that. if voters Card of Thanks. dorsIng the president's York Largest and Sun C. Rankin. of Henry county. in local says: It is in the bounds of truth missy ideas. If this Hoboken is elections are to vote The Woman's club desires to thank is done many delegates pa p For Clerk of Court of Appeals— their sentiments that no two counties of the state have say it either on national questions, Messrs. Englert & Bryant for the gen- will be tabled or lect Napier Adams, of Pulaski county. they may elect the same rule for the assessment of go down under ob- Smallest City in to office the most corrupt erous donation of tea, lemons and jections. One objection Point of Acreage. to' For Legislature—George men, and all classes of property, and generally to the preai- 0. Mc- defeat the best, wafers made the club for dent's policy without benefleng the their After- speaking, there is absolutely no nni- is the congestion of cas- be Broom. country at noon Tea. es now before large. formity as to the proportion of the the commission. to ( Mayor James P. Smith Washington, Why is Bryan touring the state, cash value taken as a basis of the Oct. 5 The bureau , tie. Wash., City Attorney and Haverhill, Mass. .... Arthur Y. Martin Democratic friends! Mrs. Dan lianna's Third. assessed value. Some counties value 1/25 Reward. of the census has just issued its an- The city having the smallest Inv; City Treasurer John J. Dorian To line you up Stamford, Conn . October real estate, so far as our reports show, The city Republican nual report on the statistics of cities land for the state and lo- 8. — Campaign area was Hoboken, alto City Clerk cal ticket, Frank Pelton as low as 30 per cent of committee having a population of over N. J., with 82e George Lehnbard by appealing to your sense and Dan R. Hanna's its selling will pay $25 for any eve 30,000. acres. There price, while others This report Is often great dispropoi you City Jailer George Andrecbt of party loyalty. divorced wife were married here to- have a 80 per cent denee leading to the prosecution covers the year 1905,ans basis. and includes lion between the area covered mu You are expected to carry day. After the cerememy. which Some assess real estate at 331,4 conviction of any one financial and other statis- by City Tax Assessor....Harlan Griffith with you was guilty of buy- a city and the number to the polls a quiet one, per cent, and tangible personal prop- ing or tics. ofelte'inhabi- DRY Aldermen—T. C. Leech the impression that you they motored bark to disposing of regletration tants. Harry R. erty at 50 per cent. The commission cer- Duluth, Minn., with 64,942 in are voting for William Jennings Mamaroneck. They will eat! for Eu- tificates. The number of cities included Hank, G. M. Oehlschlaerer, Jr., C. concluded in habitants, takes in more Bryan this fall, and rope the middle of that there was an absolute this report is territore cast your ballot the month. This F. C. HOOVER, Secretary. 154, of which 15 had than St. Louis H. Chamblin, W. T. Miller. accordingly. want of equality In taxation over with its 636.973; Salt Is Mrs. Peiton's third matrimonial 300,000 inhabitants, 25 between Lake Councilmen— Second "This inecptellty can not bee reme- City with e population of I • ward, A. Z. But Bryan's views are not In venture. lomiritu and 300,00e, 47 between 6,- ac- died by the State Linton Will 50,- 554 less than Hoboken, includes Young; Third ward. C. L. Van Me- cordance with the Board of Equaliza- Race at Home. Otto and 1(141 000, an cent chief men of h:s tion, London, and 67 under 50,- area 15 times party in for the obvious reason that the Oct. S —Disappointed over as great. Of the ter; Fourth ward, F. S. Johnston; Kentucky. Democratic 000. Of the 154 cities, New York had containing high rate of assessment in certain his failure to secure a race over 100,000 impulse ere yea Fifth ward, Frank Mayer; brethren; for the esteemed Kentuck for the the largest land area-209,218 Sixth counties, including the city of St. American cup. Sir acres; Allegheny, Pa., had the ward. State Joitrnal, the Thomas Lipton will New Orleans stood smallest land 621 L. Bower. organ of the ad- Louis, is enforced race at second with 185.- areas-4.726 ministration, by the pressing de- home, tie has commissioned 6(10; acres. Paterson, N. J., (hi School Trustees—First ward, W. which claims to he the Chicago third with 11'7,447; had M. F*4.4.4 mand for revenue for local require- the Fife company to design the next smallest-5,157 ter Democratic party of Kentucky. finds 1 him the Philadelphia fourth, with acres: Karnes; Second ward, W..1. Hills; ments. The board can not raise the largest yalit 81,828;ane St. Joseph, Mo., the Mr. Bryan's views admissible under the Duluth fifth, next-6,240 • ?bird ward, H. "repugnant." and assessments of the counties with 40,556. The five acres; Atlanta, S. Wells and thie is the which international rule. eines Ga., the next-7,680; 35 warning it gives in its edi- make a low valuation, named were the only ones with Jersey J. H. Garrison; Fourth ward, as that would City, N. J., the nett-8,320, pit torial columns Saturday: over 40,000 acres of land Dr. C. I be imposing an unnecessary burden Matchless Workmanship. surface. and Memphis the G. Warner and C. G. Kelly; "Mr. Bryan will I Six cities had '1 772 acres at do well in his upon those communities. Most diseases over 30,000 acres and Fifth ward, I. 0. Walker; Sixth Kentucky speeches or of spinal origin. less than lis to omit all refer- "We see no remedy for this existing 40,000. They are St. Louis, ences That is a characteristic generaliza- ward, J. C. Farley and Ed Morris. to Government Ownership and inequality and Mo.; Washington, D. C.; resulting injustice, ex- tion of Osteopathy in Denver. to let the Initiation -and a nutshell, and Coln.; Des Moines, eat Referendum 1 eept in the separation of the sources is a contention Ia.; St. Paul and severely alone. The Democrats i that has never been Minneapolis, MORE REASONS th In Chicago the Tigers and the Cubs have of slate and local revenue. disproved, Minn.; with areas in troubles of their the order Why We oy are wrestling for supremacy. In own wRtnent any 5P, _ "Under the plan proposed, the state named. The 'tither cities Deserve Your real importations The Osteopathic diagnosis, covering 8 Louisiana the Teedyetwars are taking from Nebr.,- would retain all of its inherent powers and over 20,000 acres were, in Drug Store Patronage: Within treatment are new and original. Pe to the hollow trees. this limitation, the /So I* of taxation, except as to the general and the order of decreasing areas: le 118 precentage San A prescription isan order from Journal welcomes Mr. Bryan property tax upon real and of cures have attracted Francisco, Cal.; a doctor sti heart, personal wide Salt Lake City-, to a druggist for a wrote Mr. Wattereen, DON'T Pli'T property, which attention. This is history that Utah; Taunton, specified Without reflecting on bits anceetry. as he left e OFF BUYING would he assessed Meese Sioux Cite. amount of medicine of New York cannot be successfully Iowa; a certain (1. Carl Hau, the condemned American. for an extended nnd collected by count lee and cities for challenged. Los Angeles, Cal.; Cincinnati, kind and quality with While mos( YOUR CLOTHING TOO LONG i local purposes. We apply in a new way 0.; directions for its 'probates thinks the new dine, is not of us would rather • I The state noW levies and with Buffalo, N. Y.; Cleveland, use by the subjects 0 new force, old 0.; patient. Experience such a Baden. should be omitted. Demo- v a tax upon insurance companies, principles that are a Boston -Mass.; Springfield, has taught part of the Mass.; most physicians that in crats generally will welcome dramshops, express companies, sun- recognized, but theoretical Portland, Ore.: Worcester, many Mr. Bry- Today is a good day to drop, Mass.; Su- instances medicinal an, no matter what dry corporations. license and inspet- teachings of every school of practice perior, Wis.; prepare While the record (menet to be he talks about. in 80(1 Detroit, Mich.; San tione made by certain However, .4.e about that suit or lion taxes, but in an An- firms give amply extensive, we it is not likely that 1 and a collateral inheritance unsystematic. form. tonio, Tex.; Fall River, Letter results than a fear the present he will otervont. It's cool enough to. 1 Mass.; Wi- others that administration refer to them. since he tax. What other forms of taxation You cannot study the anatomy chita, Kan.; may be had for will find that some finds that they 14I 1 In I of Manchester, N. H.; Seat perhaps half the are so eemething heavier, and nosy he adopted the spinal - money things are simply unpardonable. repugnant to the average will be for the Gen- column without marveling For this reason a doc- .eery flay will be a little cool- eral tor Democrat." Assembly, In its discretion, to de- that it so seldom gets out often names a certain brand ''r from now On. of order. of termine. The system proposed re- It is the most FOR medicine which he wants A FEW FIGURES, matchless piece of SALE. used i mitres no change in the existing in his prescription. Vsry Figures won't He. They can't A Chleago preacher roasted Ron'" limi- workmanship In all mechanics, and My residence. 2012 West Jeffer often Ile— tations it is easy for a druggist to veil y-esterday; We are stinatillg upon the tax rates of the the wonder is son street. that is. if you have all the figures be- but the people of It all Mr liess that it should, some- Five rooms, hall, porches, u•e, the cheaper brand. country counties. cities and school districts. times, This fore you. Reimer to like ,4 4 tbin.. l suits in I lie from the way is is abused, bathroom and practice on the part But figures may be lied Roosevelt "The do pantry, Newly painted. of the drug- anyway bromine, change recommended requires its work gist is Si about, and they may be so misrepre- he .Is servede-exeept in the blues I gray and at all. Rest resident location called ilsT I TI-T1N( no modification of the methods of as- in city. Tel sented and placed soup, and nobody has got him fancy. tnitture., and hate them By all laws of The physicians in such false atti- there sessing the property physics, the spine is phone Home 'phosse No. 1023. of Padu• yet. !It every 'weee of railroads anti liable Als tudes by designing persons, that they fr to at any- moment to get out of or- household cab know that we do not ether public service corporations by furniture. J. E. Baker can be made to lend themselves *45. der. It is subject to slips, substitute. to the State Board of Equalization. That wrenches deceit. The Republicans A CARD Fittest MR. pressures. deadlocks, Our of Kentucky MILLER system is statutory and its continu- spraMs, contrite immense steel: enables us are calling for a look In (Ions and congestione—any Nonce. to give exactly at the books. overcoat N. we his'. t- it ance or modification is subject to the one of what the doctor They About Sewer which require The annual orders. are being met by --not the Dem- District No. 3. • great line of light weight gar. control of the General Assembly. only an intelligent en- meeting of the stock- ocrats. I understand mind you—but the state ma- a protest against me 'Dente fur early fall Should the present system gineer to adjust, to relieve and cure holders of the Langstaff-Orme Manu- Furthermore, business integ- and be condi!. rity chine, with figures. and such figures, for alderman is being circulated spring wear. tied. whereby The Osteopath is facturing is not a mere jest with us. in They c • in tan the assessed valuation that engineer. company will he held at It and In such combinations, District No. 3, because In just 18 the foendation of our large as the ma- I am supposed coverts, gray, lime'', black made by the state board is appor- a few moments I can easily their office in Paducah, and to be Ky., on the steadily increasing prescrip- chine mathematicians care to give In favor of building the sewer and fancy patterns tioned to the counties, the General explain to you why and and are how Osteo- 9th day of October, 1907. tion business All the doctors out. in that territory at once. priced front Assembly pathy is achieving To die- $10 to SW. should continue the present such a wonderful H. W. RANKIN. know that our name on Last evening abuse the See)! and Treas. the the News-Democrat minds of any who may en- state tax upon such valuation and pro- success in curing all kinds of chronic label guarantees the integrity took a lot of figures from the state tertain this idea, I will pay I am op- vide for its direct payment Into the and acute illness, and of the medicine. I shall take —What are your Democratic campaign book, attempt- posed to building sewers state treasury." great pleasure "lucky numbers"? Bring us in any ter- in doing 80. Perhaps your prescriptions. ing to show that ritory the number of the classified the State administra- as sparsely settled as district Just now you may have a touch of tube in today's paper is one tion since the Bradley administration No. 3 is; especially in the suburban the Fall ailment, to of your PIANO FOR SALE. which we Pa- lucky numbers, . has brought the school pee' capita parts. W. T. ducahans are MILLER. OT Bush Parlor heir. If so. let me tell iI from $2.35 to $340: bnt It ,• 41Ss041 2 & bane grand pi- you does not • how easily-. how quickly such all, auto, food as new, lb Austria only 38 per cent. •• • • ...ge back ci the Bradley adminietration There is about for sale at one-half i ment8 yield to of thc. as ottick ,sense in a .OuTrirtueilb MEN _the reeeteeigelleic teaser mhitiaits,sta. arr.:engaged esee- to Show, whence the feraffeer tetreliti At4D BeDVI regular price. Owner atilcul - fee 'woman's' ,Patton as there is In a going. to leave ment: ture, (ration brought the per city. Apply while in the sister coUntry,Hun- 1)euggaltstis espies tax to Man's 070'1180. at 1102 South Fourth' Dr. G. B. ?renege: 518 Broadway. ) 0411111111118411 nift•IgIP.111\.1111-4\.. gary, no fewer than 04 in each _Fifth street, or ring old photo. 004. Phone 14117-A. flu, and eraldway._,qpp.Palmer Hoist are engaged In tilling the laud. TUESDAY, ocronEn S. 4 irrIE PADUCAH EVENING- SUN PAGE FIVE

I WI:b u r W. Sart a IA :11 ! I. witor 1,4.4.4.4j.1 4.4.4 'rarraiarmsamsw tolko !1:e tonight. Mr. Carl E. Fame ears gone to Chi- f I PEOPLE (ago on business. AND SOCIAL EVENTS Miss Eleanor Wright has returned 1N ill COURTS ' Jdeimp to Paducah after it visit to her par- F Avsevar-e-d-r ente, Mr. aud Mrs. J. A. W•right.-- '- • Te Enter Cincinnati College of Music. Mayfield Messenger. In l'ircuit Court. .sliss Lucyette Soule, 513 North Miss Porter Campbell has return- Globe Bank and Trust company Fifth street, will leave tomorrow ed home to Paducah after a visit to against W. 0, Stanford, J. S. Peal and Hamilton at R night for Cincinnati to enter the Col- Mrs. Jasper Mayfield. Thompson-Wilson & Co. for the col- tiI lege of Music. She wil study voice Mrs. J. W. Rye has returned home lection of g note of $G38.1i0. The Vloth and iffoleums culture under Lino Mattioll. Miss to Paducah after a visit to Mrs note was originally made to Thomp- Soule has a Alice of unusual power Saphia Mayes at Mayfield. son-Wilson & company and later and compass for so young a girl and Miss Mary Rye has rettfrutel transferred to the plaintiff, the Globe These cool days will find you preparing your stoves has given much pleasure by her sing- home to Paducah after a skit to Bank & Trust company. and grates for winter., YOU WILL NEED OIL ing since a tiny child. She comes of Misses Mattie Ray Clark and Ruth J. H. Garrison, of Ft. Waynegjad CLOTH 'AND LINOLEUM. We are stowing an end- a musically gifted family and her Blalock at Mayfield. against Ben T. Frank for $155, a: Mr. George H. Goodman leg last leged to have been lost in a lumber Ammo'W I a. AI10. less variety of patterns to choose from. friends here have always felt there were wonderful possibilities eh her night for Lexington to attend the fall deal. lie alleges that he bought lum- Oil Cloths, all widths, 25c, 30e and 35e per square voice. race meet. ber from Prank represented to be in, a real Kinhce good condition, but when It reached Hot coffee made by yard. Hon. Everett Jennings. of Madison- ville, is here today to attend the Bry- him, It was not what he contracted man in a Linoleums, 50c, 65c, $I and $133 per square yard. Invitations to Burnett-Gilbert Wed- ding. an speaking. for, causing him to lose $15e on the deal. He asks for the amount lost. the Coco Door Mats, 50e to $1.75. Invitations have been received here Mrs. Mary Mack has retureed to St Genuine Kinhee Coffee Pot, Louis, after a visit to NI • and Mrs Coco Porch Strips, 35e to 65c per square yard. to the marriage of Miss Pearl Locke Burnett to Mr. Albert Van Buren Gil- C. H. Blaney. Deeds Hied. Twentieth Century Wonder bert, of Mobile, Ala.. on the evening G. \V. Norton, executor, to 11 flavor of Wednesday, October 23, at • 6 HUNTING PLAYERS Smedley, power of attorney. of the justly celebrated delicately Cordelia B. Travis to R. S. Barnet: o'clock, at No. Eight Devitt street. FOR Hiti LEAGUES. KINHEE COFFEE, a delightful hot Mr. Gilbert is a former Paducah boy property at Hayes and Powell ave- drink made in a minute B 4 your eyes. and is very popular here. Announce- nues, $1 and other considerations. Scouts Still Busy iu Searching Coun- ment of the engagement and approach Midge Janes Overby to H. W. Ru- try for Stars of Future in the TAXPAYERS NOTICE Mg wedding was made several weeks dolph. property in the county, $10e ago. Major Organizations. H. W. Rudolph to W. C. Rudolph, THE GREAT MAJESTIC LOCAL NEWS property in the county, $50. country today the base Delphic flub Meeting. Alsi over the merit All persons owing state and county The greatest range ever made; has all the good •r•e4 The Delphic club met this morning ball scouts of the big major leagues Marriage Lirellf4444. •N•Pr-• taxes for 1907 will have to settl best talent could combine in the at the Carnegie library. It was a are digging into the bush in eearchsof W, H. Bentley to Elsie M. Snider. able points that the -For Dr. Pendley ring 416. same at once as I will be forced to burning most interesting session. The pro- playing phenoms who, they hope, will manufacture of a range. The range now -Dr. Hoyer tesidence phone 464; levy on *tame. Please avail youraelves gram delightfully discussed was: startle the fans next year by develop- STEAL H1.1.1s NIILLION paper pipe. U want to C and Office 175. of the last opportunity to save penal under heavy fire with 1. The Ancient Nile-its Tradi- AND MURDER SHERIFF. -Dr. Gilbert, osteopath, 400% ties and costs, etc. ing into Wagner.. Matheattons or La- know the points of the GREAT MAJESTIC. tions, Its Value-Miss Lowry. JOHN W. OGILVIE, S. M. C. joies and incidentally help materially Broadway. Phone 196. 2, Plant and Animal Life-Climate Seddon, Ala.. Ost. Four utaeked in pulling down a petinale for the -Farley & Fisher, veterinarians, --Mrs. Louis M Rieke. rubbers looted the First National Many Murders Make Man Mad. club that secures these backwoods and Hot Biscuit Served 427 S. Third. Old phone 1345; new 1; The Desert-Its Oases--Miss bank of this town last night, shot and Hot Coffee Chattanooga, Tette., Oct. 8.- "I • phone 3S)1. t Ethel Morrow. wonders. killed Sheriff John Williams and es• am not crazy, but before my nex Every Day. --Perpetual green lawn grass seed Mats Lowry in describing the Nile The mail that is daily dumped upon caped on a handcar, northbound, on trial I bet everybody will think I am" just received. Itruneon's, 529 Broad- gave a map talk, instead of discuss- the magnates' desks contains scores the Southern railway. It. is said the was the statement made Friday by D ing it in a paper. In connection with of letters from well wisbers of the amount taken is $e75,250. The rob- way. D. Edwards. who confessed during e the description Of the desert. Miss youngsters desire' ber3' and the killing of Sheriff Wil- -Best and cheapest we rent bug- his trial for the murder of a feline clubs and the who Morrow read a selection from "The liams caused intense excitement, and glee. carriages and horses separately. railroadepy, that he had sho to bring the magnate and the eeender £0. Posse SONS _ i Garden of Allah." Mrs. Rieke's 6E0. 0. HART & Both plemes 100. Copeland's stable, and killed 14 and maybe 25 men dur together for mutual advantage. The a star"on the trail of the hal' work was full and comprehensive. tdits soon after the crimes were com ale Jefferson street lug his life. The jury disagreed On weird and wonderful doings of Josh:mite& Imuirporated.; Two new neenbers were elected this -Get some of the beautiful new this trial, as they did ppon his first Rustiegern on the Buckeye Corners' morning to fill vacancies in the club The robbers were discovered at souvenir postal cards of U. S. gun- trial, nine are described In seven chapters Mrs. Lillard Sanders, a former mern- work about lt) o'clock, when a man boat Paducah at R. D. Clements &' Edwards has been going from lia.1 ber, and Mrs. George I.angstaff, Jr and a postscript and the adv.ce hgpasiting the bank happened to peer Co. to worse, and last night ho walked in WANTED-Job presta•agers. AP- The club decided to send another box handed out. gratis that the magnate through one of the darktned windoes egleaegkeeLetejejeileggejeeleselette carriage and to tke jail and stated that he was a conipans's -We give you better better hurry. for Managers Chanee.; Hastily giving the alarm, he ran to ply to Sutherland Medicine and hadpreacher H of books to the Kentucky mountains, better service for the inonee• than 'notify Sheriff Williams. The official, printery. _ wanted every one to get religion and a feature of the Federated club work Jones, McGraw and I.ajoie are on the is given by any transfer company i n reached just as the WANTED- Compt•tent man or for an hour or more ha raved. Finally that the Delphic is much interested scent, and Mr. Ruetlecorn will be the bank robbers Arica. Fine carriages for special l scenting were 1 WANT ADS cook and do general house- he was quieted, but every few ree_ in. The club sent travelerg--14brary gobbled up "if you don't watch out." evidently discovery, woman to occasiona on short notice; also ele- about to .•ale. The sheriff called tip- work. Man preferred. App:y morning ments he would declare he could see last spring to the mountains. It will The magnate, are keen on the, .1-4-1-r-r-r-t-r-r-r.r.4 gant livery rigs. Palmer Transfer Co. distribution of books On them to halt, but before he could A only, 1630 Jefferson street. the faces of his victims around him.1also. take up the hunt, too, but it isn't every Buckeye Subscribers inserting want 8418 ill -- Use 'the Earthquake carpet :to the county schoole. This, however, goeate them in the darkness they . BOB. SALE-- My 5-room cottage, He dozed in his chair anti woke up Corners star that can tear up turf on The Sun will kindly r,:member that Biederman's. 'opened are upon hint and he was in- Broadway. Terms easy. For cleaner. Sold at fighting, with the exclamation that is not in connection with the ,feder- all inch items are to be paid for No. 2421 time to sow your lawns.1 the big diamonds to the advantage of 'stead y killed. particulars call at house or telephone -Now's the a man he had shot was after hint. ated work. when the ad is inserted, the rule ap- grade and Evergreen the clubs, and for that reason there, The crowd which had gathered was 725. Old. C. 0. Griffin. Use our high He sprang upon the night jailer plying to every one without excep- No. lawn grass seeds. Bledermang. Afternoon. is always a suspicion of doubt about pangestricken, and in the confusion --moderi with murderous intent. He was sub- Social Event This tion. WANTED TO RENT--A -Mr. Roscoe Reed, who is in Riv- dued after a desperate struggle. He The lecture on Ibsen by Mrs: Sarah the rustic's ability, despite the fact thebandits essaped, rosining through or 9 room residence. Light. heat --FOR-KIN-15LING wood ring 2361. erside hospital, the result of an op- was put in a cell and wtil be sent ,to E. Dunbar, followed by an informal that the writers are earnest in their .the streets with their booty and fir- and bath. West End preterred. Ad- bigb-gratle bicy- eration, is reported slowly improving. the state asylum, In sane moments he reception to Mrs. Dunbar. is taking desire to see him located with thetiging as they ran. Running north to --MITCHELLS for dress X. Y. Z., Sun office. -Mrs. Mary Voight Is suffsring the yards of the southern cles, 326-328 South Third street. begs for some one to kill him or let place this afternoon at the Woman's favorite big league club. That is °nee-- railway, FOR SALE-My 5-room cottage, front internal injuries sustained in a o'clock. It they procured a handcar, ran it down WANTED---GoOd second-hand cash him kill himself. club house front 4 to 6 way by which the lad from the back-I corner Twenty-seventh and Broadway. fall several days ago while walking In quite a social occasion as Mrs bigia heavy grade and etetapoti. register. Address 0. Care Sun. is made woods lands on the teams of the _ For further information telephone her garden. She resides at 1217 South Dunbar is a club woman of promin- FOR heatieg and stovewood ring Fine For Rarities. cltles--by writing akead,"getting In- 1925 old phone. J. H. Dugger. Tenth street. sIence as well as a notable intrepeter WATER aftTICE. 437 F. Levin. Memphis, Oct. 8.--The troubles of WANTED-- -Everybody to, know -The- MitCrickeri County Medteal music troduced"and then etomIng on, if be the river etearner Fred Hartweg, hail of Ibsen. .Some attractive Patrons of the Water Company are -FOR RENT-Apartment In 603 to sow your society will meet this evening In the gets the chance, to try to make good that now is the time gig from Cairo, Ill., as her home'will be featured during the afternoon, reminded that their rents espireil Sixth street. George Rawleigh, Evergreen lawn grsos office of Dr. Phil Stewart. Dr. H. P. North lawns. Use our are not yet over,port., in the eyes of the owner. Sept. Melt. ThOfte VI 110 desire to re Sights will read a paper on "Phvsi- FOR SALE- Runabout rubber- seeds. For sale at Biederman's. year. This was the vessel of which Editor J. R. Lemon and Hon. S. H Then there is another way. Mr. new them s1 Id do mo before it is tired buggy nearly new. Phone 217. CLOTHES cleaned and pressed ology" and Dr. Frank Boyd on. "Bee- csasplaint was made by President Crossland, of Mayfield, are here to Magnate needs a vacation. He goes forgotten, as all preinieee net l's Id for fier Fracture. -Rooms. Apply 1944 All work guaranteed. Solomon, The Roosevelt. during the river trip front attend the Bryan speaking and ac- up into the mountains or into the on or before Sriii he ehnt off. FOR RENT -City subscribers to the Daily Broad. Tailor, 115 South Third street. Phone St. Louis to Memphis last week, and company the Nebraskan to Mayfield siknce of the shadowy valleys in the Sun who wish the delivery of their 3YearS 1016-a. whose pilot and master, Clarence Mr. J. R. Duncan, of Brookport, Is YOU DON'T HAVE TO WA 1' FOR PUREitp-Ple--itnegar- belief that there, at least, the game WANTED- A cook for family of papers stopped must notify our col- Nichols: was suspended for six In the city today. !every dose mates you feelbetter. Lois- Pi cad, Bicbon Bros., Stall 31. Market. of baseball is unknown. False hope. Experience required. Good wages lectors or make the requests direct months last Saturday after a hearing Mr. Herbert Voight is ill at his keeps vor whole Insides tight SoM on tht two, rested from carrying FOR Diti WW1), old phone James Campbee, to The Sun office. No attention will before the local inspectors of hulls home. Fourth and George street. He has barely sicriey•twck plan eserywnete. Pelee .11) cent,. and room on place. 2361. 127 South Fourth street. be paid to such orders when given and boilers. It appears from the In- Mrs. Walter Shepherd, of Fulton, is his grips up the hill front the station Jr.. wanted. C. F. at once: to carriers. Suit Publishing Co. formation submitted to Collector Jet- In the city visiting her sister, Mrs before the host drawls out: Notice! GROCERY clerk - WANTED-A good cook, South Third All toweosts landing at the Padu- Schrader. Thirteenth and Monroe. good wages paid to woman wh ) -Place your orders for wedding treys. that the Hartweg left the city Albert Dumain. 609 "Yer've ;tette jest in time. mister, on Sunday without accompanied by Mrs cah Wharfboat wharfboat -70 acres knows how to cook. and Is seeking invitations at home. The Sun is reporting any street. She is There's goat' to be a (tern fine game FARM FOR SALE change of masters, which is a viola .1. Bornsebein. of Indianapolis. who will be charged two ($2.00) dollars road. public school. J. M. good position. Apply at 1039 Jeffer- showing as great an assortment as -3. of ball this afternon over in the gravel tion of the navigation laws of the has been her guest in Fulton. Mrs for each and every landgg. Time not Clarke, 13419 Jefferson street. son. you will find anywhere, at prices meadow between the Blue Jay Hus- United States, carrying with it Pen-irfornschetn and Mrs. Rfeoherd form- to exceed two hours for each landing. by first-classi SATraDAY Sept. 21. f will open much lower than you will have to tlers from ganithport and the All- X% ANTED--Poelleon alty of a fine of $100 for each of-.erlY lived in Padueah and have many James Koger, Pres. phone 25ll. my shooting gallery at R.hkopf's old American Stars. I think they calls stenographer. New pay elsewhere. tense. !friends here. It is Mrs. Bornschein's JAMES KOGER, Pres. -WANTED-Good reliable man for building, 111 South Second street, op- --Clarence Gaines, colored, 24 Collector Jeffreys, after receiving'first visit in five years and she is themselves, front down by Pinkaa- D. M. STREET, sec. dairy work. Apply to•1647 Clay. posite market. Glad to see all our years old, died .of consumption at the report on Monday morning, as- mush impressed with PadUcah's im- tawny way. Dad fine players. I tell 1 -Gravel, sand and dirt: old customers. Wm. Bougeno. Eighth and Nortnn streets, and will sessed the $100,,penafty against the provement. yer. Best I ever see." For Rent. - FOR SALE phone 211-a. be buried tomorrow in Oak Grove Fred Ilaraeveg and the vessel's own Mrs Nelson Soule. 513 North So, in the sunny Sunday afternoon Nine room heese. Mt foot lot. 414 Old FOR SALE CHEAP-- Desirable Tenth. Modern mem. cemetery. era. the Huntington and St. Louis Fifth street, returned home last night Mr. Magnate goes "over nigh the South conveniences. FOR SALE-- Pallor, sitting property on South Fourth. Three --Mat tie Dinw aid ie, colored, 35 Towboat J. A. Rudy. room turn:titre. company. of Cairo, Ill. rfom a visit to her grand-daughter. meadow," half to please his genial dining room and bed houses, numbers 427, 431 and 435. years old, died of typhoid fever, at Mem- Mrs. R. Loeb, 504 Broadway, Herrin. Mrs. William K. Coolidge, In -whiskered•• host, who act- Write to Mrs. C. A. Brenner. 629 Ohio street. and will he buried "spinach Preparing For War. phis, Tenn. FLAT FOR RENT -Seventh, be- ill. Box 306, or Inquire at Joe Bren- this! afternoon -In Oak Grove ceme- companies him, and half to satisfy Washington, Oct, 8.-- Two import- C. Rice, of Maseac. is vis- tween Broadway and Kentucky ave- pegs shoe shop. 126 -1-2 Kentucky tery. the love of the national game, which ant moves by the United States in iting her daughters.. Mrs. L. C. Rice nue. Apply to Mrs: Whitefleld. -avenue, for full particulars. --Jane si A. Mayes, colored, about Mrs. C. R. Reynolds. cannot be throttled, vacation or no preparation for possible war in the and RENT --Three roomhouse' CLEANING AND PRESSING neat- 35 years old, died in Riverside hos- vacation. Then it's the old story. -FOR east became known here' today They• Mr. W. J. Shaw went to Hickman done. Satisfaction guaranteed. pital of appendicitis and the body 18 nith pantry. $6 per menet. Salem av- ly are: The hurried fortification of Su- today to visit homefolks before going There in the backwoods the trained at the Guy Nance undertaking estab- enue. Phones Work celled for and delivered. One big bay, in the Philippine islands, to California to locate. jtidgment and critical eye of the pro- lishment. STORAGE ROOM for rent. Barks: Walsh; all I ask. James Duffy, gouth which AdmVal Dewey regards its a Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thompson are feselonal player buyer finds a dia- --Just received supply of the larg- dale RI 0,. Co. Old phone 1261 r. Neer Ninth street, near Broadway. Phone more important strategic point than the parents of a ten pound girl baby baseball eet oysters; in the city. We receive mond in the rough, a real phone 126o. manni bay. The provieion. of the born this morning. - - _ 462-a. them fresh every day and will serve play-er. slow and-clumsy in his native Atlantic battleship fleet with unlimIt- Mr. .1. S. Hunt, of 1720 Monroe FOR SALE---iron store front uith DESIRABLE BOARDING-HOUSE oyster stew on Saturday night truln. eoti, bat- with- 8988.1.6>, else, atamina.i ed suppltes of ntg.nes. torpedoes an alStreet, Is III of 'fever. -PIMP glaFr4 doom:- Applyetoettne -Hen--e-a-aBrTek gladden-re In Ilret-etaes ron- 8 to 12 for only 10 cents a bowl. and real art. which, when gut into, guns, to enable the t fleet to rush t01 Miss Belle Cave has returned from neberger House. 216 South Third. idition, three blocks from Broadway. South People's restaurant, 119 Third the Philippines fully prepared for any' Raleigh, North Carolina, where she training in the environment of the WE ARE NOW In i position to 15 rooms, bath room, both gas and Johnston, manager. street. IV. F. attack by a foreign power. !accompanied her sister. Miss Mary fast major leagges will develop into a serve any and all kinds of sandwiches'electric fixtures; 11150, large dining -Vetch. Vet:h. W'inter Vetch seed desie Cave, who entered college there. new baseball force. chile and- hot tarnaies, Ill 1-2 South , room-- speelally adapted for a itte strent aaTtcrrir at M. J. Yepp Seed Milton returned boarding house. For rent, Apply Lao Said He Was Crazy, Mrs. Riley has It hardly tf"'!11S poseible but with Third. !able Co., 124 South Second. Mrs. Milton Smith, 408 North Third Paris. Oct. h.-The trial of Jaeob front visiting her sister, the passing of a couple of !summers i to John D. 'Jones, of Mayfield. WANTED --Girl for genteel house- street. Law, naturalized Russian American this rude farmer boy will be the talk Laid at Reel in Dresden Centetery. anarchist, who the French l Mrs. A. Danaher yesterday went work. Wages $2 per week. Only first-,- fired at of the nation, awe tang thousands of 1 FOR SALE- - Just finished four, Dresden, Tenu., Oct. 8.-The lunar. Dawson Springs for a sojourn. class girl need apply: 416 South, troops from the top of a bus during to .room cottage with pantry, cabinet* Mooney, the be- fetidly leave fans every day to see him preside on Fourth street; phone 2(792. al of Dr. Wellborn the May Day celebration began to- Mr. Martin Vogt and I mante:. Front and back porches. WE-- the mound, or on the sacks, or cover loved minister of the gospel who died day. Law has written a letter to the tonight for Steamboat fairings. Col. PLAT FOR RENT- Four rooms. let in kitchen. On 40 ft. lot. Small, his part of the field in'championehip here Saturday anti- a long Illness, cdurt, declaring he was suffering from to locate. He has been Hying at G-ol. Bath,. etc.. 1140 Broadway. L. D. cash pas ment: balance in monthly. look place this afternoon with the temporary madness, and begging conda, Ill., for two years, but goes manner. That's the way many of the Sanders. Phone ;65, 318 sonth Sixth, McCracken Real Estate and Mort- 'most impressive eervicee, conducted west to operate a sheep ranch. baseball fame. stret. leniency, great men come to ______Igage Co. (Incorporated.) leillard D. in the Methodist church from 2 to 4 Mr. Edward King and bride have WHEN BUYING HARNESS, Sad:Ifilanderie Pres. Phone 765. Office 318 were o'clock. The casket and altar Boxers Killed. returned from a month's wedding Hack Yards in (Viva. Whenever there's a dies or repair at the Paducah Harnesd South Stith street. 'ts'evered with the most beeutiful floral iCanchow, China Oct. -For par- tour of the west. chief and Saddle Co., you are getting thei M. Jules Vactot. gardener of rainy day, you can be WANTED-- For U. S. army: AbleAble-- -offerings, testimonials of the love and ticipation in the recent riots here the Mrs Louis P. Head and children Paris. urges upon Anferl- best. 204 Kentucky . avenue. the city of -- -- .. _ _ bodied unmarried Men between ages esteem in which this man of God was Chinese government 'has arrested and left last night for Pensacola. Fla., to back-yard de- sure there's some special cane a study of possible , REWARD-$25 reward for eva'of 21 and 35: (Orisons of the United held by his neighbors and friends. punished 20 rioters. One hundred join Mr. Head, who now makes tat the most limited velopment even in inducement at our store deuce and conviction of parties turn-States,t of good character and tern- The rhurch was filled to its utmost "Boxers" have been killed by gov- place his home. space. Ten or fifteen feet reserved for ing in false fire alarms fro m boxes of perate habits, who can speak, reai capacity. The funeral services were ernment troops at Canara Fu. • Mr, and Mrs.. Vernon .1. Blow, of back yards, leaves' for the economical pur- the wash in Paris American District Telegraph entaPatie land write English. Men wanted now conducted by Bishop E. E. Boss, liti- Louisville, are at the Palmer. • room for flowers, vines, trellises, seats chaser. -----WANTEW-C-Cetlik---=A-----ciiiiiieteril.ifor service in Cuba. For information Ossted by the pastor of the church. Supt. of Grace Sunday School. Mr. B. H. Scott went to White and perhaps an at fresco supper. Even owed cook. can get good position apply to Reeruting Officer. New Rich- the presiding elder of the Dresden Mr. Vincent Salvo has been elected Plains this morning on business. the very poor in Paris -have their 'win- Today special price in t rione mother negtereetdapply) at 328 mend House. Paducah. KY. district. They each took part in the superintendent of Grace Episcopal, Mrs. T. C. Nichols is quite ill at dow boxes of plants and flowers. Wita i Rain Coats. North NIGHT SCHOOL-- First month's solemn services and each paid a beau- Sunday school and was installed Sun- her home on South Sixth ,street. dow gardening is encouraged by pre tiful tribute to the memory of Mr. day. Miss Mary Bolling, daughter of the Vete charity in Boston. Why confine If you come wet, you --F-tiR TRENT-J.--Room in home with tuition free if you clip and mail or Mooney Ind eulogised the work he Rev. W. T. Boiling, left this morn- it to charity? Why cannot the habit can go home dry. family of ordinary people. Would present this notice within the next had done In life. A Mistaken Quotation: Husband big for South Carolina to spend the he extended and even Made a matter like to rent to sante kind of folks. Ad- five days ti Draughon's Practice/. The burial in the Dresden cemetery (sighing) -She gave, me her hand winter with relatives. She was ac- of general application? The appeal of _Try a Priestly Crava- diess M. 13, Sun Office. Business College (incorporated) folowed the church service, This spry- yesterday, and promised that she companied as far as Memphis by her beauty, in flower life reaches all ages, nette, the coat %jib a FOR RENT- Fine farm about 11 314 1-2 Broadway, Paducah. Old was conducted by the Masons. would try to control her temper, and father, and lights up all social conditions.-- tntle.a frOM city. Good 1101.1Se 8111 out phone 1755 asking for particulars of members • Dr. Bob Overbey. of Herald. The active pallbearers were tqdly she threw me downstairs! Birmingham Boston guarantee. loundings. Apply to 309 Broadway T.,this remarkable offer. If you desire, of the. Masonic lqdge an the honor-a:Frailty. name is woman!",- was in the, city lest IS Lydon. thy night. -, quit at end of month, owing nothing, ary pallbearer we're taonfederate vet- Translated. r Dr. Lightfoot. of Carbondale, Ili. This is such a slangy old age that WANTED - apoke turners for • theeastiae vire_ 'or Continue at special rater-$11 - _woke their oitheteray -u04-,La.eisieLog kiissetteela,. dodge ,fts they will poem releysto Egati and' Welt Chaster' lithe*. I forms. Many former parishoners of Civilization is what teaches a man Lightfoot. , "the hep ;kirts." --New Vol* gills" as Jackson, Miss. Apply at Hoopes --Mr. Mooney and pupils of his grief- to laugh at a joke even if ho has Attorney Mike Oliver went to Hop- Mail. Brothers & Oarlington, Inc., West etricken wife ramp from deoranee to heard it tan time) before Florida-kiwis-Me yesterday on business. -- Marriage is never a failure. her taukaoli, Miss. attend the funeral, Titnes-Uttion, 1 Mrs. Alfred B. Tonks and Mrs. Fee Sun want ids. see results, often tile contracting parties are. 6 •

S. PAGE 8IX THE PA.DUCAH EVENIWG S.(7/4'. TUESDAY, OCTOBER

gan's headquarters stands in one of 04040401 The Most desirable tie:alone of Grace INTERESTING street and is centrally located for the "Keep well" various functions whech will come be- CheiiNOINIIIC is better than fore the triennial convention. A few a A. DATA ABOUT THE the Jeherson hotel, on "get well" blocks away is Circle be in a Family will For street, which all Franklin the Scott *.r ineaeure the headquarters of the con- THE HOME MAGAZINE is the only magazine that deals with all the interests of the EPISCOPAL MEET Emulsion vention. Near -the hotel is the resi- borne, that covers every avenue of appeal to the home-builder, the home-maker and dence of P. II. Mays, a member of the the huvie-lover. All its contributions center in the letin.e. It makes the home more fortifies the body attractive, more is crammed full of convention, wahich has been placed at comfortable, more interesting. Every issue against disease and practical suggestions for the housewife. the disposal of Bishop Gibson of the THE HOME MAGAZINE is -hearted, whole-souled. Its dominant Richmond, Va., Oct. 8.—With the strengthens it dur- and will be used cheerful, happy diocese of Virginia, note is the note of optimism and hopefulness. From cover to cover, it is pleasant, great Episcopal convention now in ing convalescence. as a sort of bishops' club for the entertaining, charming and replete with valuable information. session. attention is centerin• It is composed of period of the gathering. TFIE HOME MAGAZINE is thoroughly American and interests every American man on the personnel of wha, Several blocks down Grace street elee or woman who has a home. Its hinge is wide and its treatment thontugh. cod liver oil and Paul's church, where the con- THE HOME women of :s one of the most distiu- is St. OCIN111114 MAGAZINE'S departments are conducted by men and autii:irity. department of cookery and guished gatherings of churchmen and hypophoaphites in vention will bold its seaslons, and Marion Harland, for example, edits the etiquette. Eugene Chute contributes a great series on horne furniture making. Iitymen that has been seen in Rich- easily digested form. here the delegates from all parts of THE HOME MAGAZINE exciting stories, the most beautiful 0.1.1. the United States will sit in pews •••••..••• ••••••••••• fwer.en•• contains the most im••••• N•••••• mond in many years. One of the It builds up taster illustrations, the most important feature articles. most prominent lay delegates i- once occupied by Jefferson Davis and than work, worry THE HOME:MAGAZINE is twice as big and twice as good as ever before. J Plerpont Morgan, the eminent • the Lees and the old aristocracy of finaneler and banker, of New York and trouble can tear Richmond. A Special Feature city, who has attended the last two down. The Thomas house is one of the The Splendid New For Everybody in the Home gatherings of the Episcopal church ALL DRUGGISTS; largest private homes in the city, Serial Story SU, AND $1.00. • leing a delegate in 1901to ilostoe being a square three-story brick man- Home Life sod iu 1801 to the famou.- 0440000. sion, standing in grounds which oc- e hich &settee:hied in San cupy a half block along the Grace Satan Sanderson of the Presidential Mr. Morgan's sheet wealth and his street front. Ample stables and out- collected one of the finest assortments Candidates :ffieralleee hq ,the church have made buildings are on the premises, and Satan Sanderson is the true of art treasures ever hi-ought into aim a prominent figure in these con- the house itself is &loci and furnished embodiment of the requisites A series of this country. articles dealing in ventions. aside from his prominence in a style which represents the beet that make a really great story. the must intimate, familiar, and The Thomas HOUSe. taste of regime of Virginia personal way with time home and the ffnancial world of ibis country ail old It gives the reader a look into OleHOPI hti family life of Secretary and urope. lie has been the prinei- -For the period of the convention gentry. a little action where all Taft, world of Vice-President ta out in Rich- James Thomas, the founder of the Fairbanks, eel contributor to the great cathedral Mr. Morgan will carry of the emotions that make or Speaker Cannon, Senator Knox Hi family and builder of the house, was of St. John the Divine, which is In mond the custom he has laid down in mar life—and lives—are set in and others. Fully illustrated. at the pioneer manufacturer of tobacco progress of ereeLion on Morningside other cities, and, as started some swift,exciting play.--one against MAGAZIN Begins soon. ta on a large scale In Richmond, and Heights, New York city, lie has also matiths ago, his agents have rented the other. Incident follows inci- TEN CENTS A COPY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR Pt for October the famous old Thomas was one of the earliest of the touches- been a generous patron of missions dent with quick succession, and both at home and abroad. Outside of mansion, at the corner of Second and sion a "tobacco milionaires," which Short Stories a vivid pail rains of intrigue, church lines, his connection with the Grace streets, where the New York the trade in the fragrant weed has mystery,love and strange adven- line arts has made h: n famous hanker and milionaire entertain produced. The business established By the best writers in the coon- turing kindles the interest to A MAGAZINE OF GREAT DEPARTMENTS ryappeariueveryissue. throughout the country. has been in handsome style during the weeks by Mr. Thomas afterwards became Bright, die fusing point. AMONG THE DEPARTMENTS IN THE clever, eutertahling, full of a director in the Metropolitan Mu- of the Episcopal convention. the T. C. Williams Tobacco company. HONE MAGAZINE Written in a charming style, An THE FOLLOWING wholesome sentiment, good seum of New York and has personally The boasts which will be Mr. Mar- and is today one of the largest con- humor and adventure. etituent branches of the great tobacco brilliant in coloring,picturesque CONCERT POULTRY AND THE KENNEL in background, faithful in char- An art svhich requires most studious and dill- PracGt at sod helpful departments. Miller combine of the country, the American pert applicant to be known at its best. Many Ihirvis, editor of Poultry, is out of the Contrib- Tobacco company. acterization and intensely dra- lemper, accomparcel super ,,r utors. OPEN SECRETS. enahle our readers tc wife constant variety and Illustrations The present house was built matic,with stirring climax,Safan chain, to the iotrre table. PRACTICAL PARDONS shortly after the war. f/14 Sanderson is by all odds the best Marian liarInn,+, the greatest living author- Choice designs. illustrations and complete All the departments are fully . To overcome the well-grounded and reaknable objections_ of the ity, conducts this &palmitin. descriptions carefuily selected to give oulsorrib- After the death of Mr. Thomas and story of the year. ers advance styles, practical and correct. illtetrated with photographs. Our more intelligent to the use of secret, medicinal compounds, Dr. R. V. his widow, it descended to their HOUSERUILDING pattern department renders prompt and Among the celebrated artilts This department constantly reflects the best satisfactory service at a minimum cost. whose work appear; in THE daughter, Mrs. Thomas N. Rutherford Haffle Erminie Rives it Pierce, of Buffalo, N. V., some time ago, decided to make a bold de- by Idea, and expericme i t the whole coin:try EXIIROID6RY AND NISDLIWORIC 110MI: MAGAZINE, either in le whom is is now owned. building comfortable, artisti, yet moderate- Pretty yet simple devices thin even very busy homes women can color or black and white, are parture from the usual course pursued by the makers of put-up medi- Author of Ilearts Courageous priced successfully accomplish. The vari- Mr. Thomas e as a patron of educe ety ,tffered suggects autnetliing that appeals to Howard Chandler Christy,Har- cines for domestic use, and so published broadcast and openly to the thin an literature. and his bequests and The rhastawas INTERIOR DECORATION all interested in different types of needlework. rison Fisher, A. B. Wenzell, Genuinely helpful, with timely suggestions of HEALTH AND HYGIENE C. F. thiderwood, J. C. Clay, to Richmond college make the foun- hitagnificcntly Illustrated by -oration, rugs, whole world, a full and complete list of the ingredients entering into Intense practical value. Mural del the making of strong, well-formed, perieelly George Brehm, Jay Hambidge, dation of the endowment of that in- A. B. WENZELL furniture, and the correct uric:see:nem cf tote. developett torlit, the value of asereissr, special view to ...onvenience aid bath- etc., etc. the composition of his widely celebrated medicines. Thus he has stitution. One of the daughters of uttrs. with a ing, wrth spectd articles us the Cafe of toe comfort. eyes, nose, tart and ears. Mr. Thomas married Dr. J. L. M. taken the many users of his medicines into his full confidence. Thus NOUSURITLNG MAINLY AbOUT;PROPLI I Curry, well known throughout the The management of a borne from cellar to ntert.iiiing C.1r1f1 in partici-10m of Amer. loan men and women. too he has absolutely and completely removed his medicines from country as an author, educator and garret, with some mention of the thousz.nd and Mobil ateil with pot- being rranufac- traits. statesman. Dr. Curry, besides being one lalior vaving devices now among stmet nostrums of doubtful merits, and made them REMEDIES Srrin /kg C)W tored for the convenience of the home maker, VIEWS AND INTERVIEWS rtCV TITOW/M whether the home be of two or twenty rooms. a professor of note, an author of sev- ;ii& hi hotmom at311 women of many vocations are Eziff tk. /I Tg OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. WI IIIIASAflA* thinking, and saying, on the questions of the eral standard works on political eco- FLORICULTURE OR LANDSCAPI day. yaw.,uarr Via Dr Pierce's medicines are now in a class all by themselves— nomy and history, was for some years GARDINING invilnahle ft,r those lovers of nature who SillaM-Sferrill novels, the most United States minister to Spain. He their home grounds attractive and popular sto- would make ries of America. appear as serials before their 'being absolutely and in every sense Non-secret. was for, many years the secretary of beautifzil. Helpful to the amateur florist and publication in boot, form. interestmg to every one. • the Peabody fund for education, and THE CNOICEST SNORT STORMS By this bold step Dr. Pierce has shown that his formulas are of such In this especially had a *Ide acquaint- THE VEGETeEt F. GARDEN /fnmortmrt stories. love strict and stories Seasonalrl, artitltv dealing with gaerfenin,g_ on of Miami-us anti sr:yowl:re--clean, wholesome, ance with educators throughout igatiaf yittig and excellence that he is not afraid to subject them to the fullest scrutiny. a tossn o: city it. What to grow and how co ttelightful, and lots of Mem. will America. Another daughter of Mr grow it. fIlled with good :leas. Illustrated. appear in every number. Not only does the wrapper of every !imitators and those who may be pirati- Thomas was married in this house to YEW GINGER ./AR bottle of 'Dr. Pierce's Goklen Medical cally THE HORSE AND THE STABLE A mirth.provotiing. cheerful, smile-making, heir Carlisle, who is now well known Illustrated antics by acknowledged author- exhilarating collgsrtion of vagrant bits uf was Discovery, the famous medicine fir Dr. John l'yfe, of Satigatuck, Conn., t . ities. and humor, both young and old. weak stomach, torpid liver or bilious- , Editor of the Department of Therapeu- in diplomatic circles inWashington ness and all catnrrlial diseases where,er tics in THE laces:roc Review says of Mr. Carlisle was chancellor and spe- located, have printed upon it, in plain Unicorn rot Heltenias Dioica) one of cial counsel for the Spanish legation 0c7.11411 English, a full and complete list of all the chief ingredients of Dr. Pierce's Fa- during a period of difficulty and The Bobbs-Merrill Company,Publishers, Indianapolis, Ind. the ingredients composing it, but a vorite Prescription: "A remedy which strain. ••• 0.1•11601M106••••••• ••••••• •••••••••• small book has been compiled from invariably acts as a uterine invigorator numerous standard medical- werks, of and always favors a condition which Still another daughter of this fain- all the different schools of practice, makes for normal activity of the entire tly married lion. Richmond Pierson, containing very numerous extracts frem reproductive system, cannot fail to be 'an uncle of Capt. Hobson, who was the writings of leading practitioner,: of great usefulness and of the utmost named in his honor. Mr. Pierson of medicine,'endorsing in the strongest importance to the general practitioner 'was for some time a member of con- possible terms, each and every ingredi- of medicine." ent contained in Dr. Pierce's meth- "Ifelonias more fully answers the gress from North Carolina and later This splendid magazine will cinee. one of these little books will be ab:1,• purposes than any other drug was in diplomatic service of this mailed free to any one sending achlrese hoe ireich I ran acquainted. In the country abroad, serving as minister to on postal card or by letter, to Dr. R.V. treatment of diseases peculiar to women Persia and later to Greece. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., and requesting it is seldom that a case is seen which The Thomas or-Rutherford house be given to The Sun readers the same. From this booklet it will be does not present some indication for as It is now known, marks about the learned that Dr. herce's medicines con- this remedial agent." 0 tain no alcohol, narcotics, mineral "The following are among the lead- c-enter of the city, and is on one of agents or other poisonous or injurious ing indications for Heloniae: Pain or the highest points within the city's agents and that they are made from aching in the baak, with leucorrhem limits. Just opposite is the home of native, Medicinal mots of great value; ohmic (weak) conditions of the repro- Miss Mary Johnson, the author of also that some of the most valuable in- ductive organs of women,- mental de- gredients contained in Dr. Pierce's Fa- pression and irritability, associated with several well-known novels dealing ABSOLUTELY FREE vorite Prescription for weak, nervous, chronic diseaees of the reproductive with colonial Virginia history. over-worked,"run-down," nervous and organs of women, constant sensation of Will Entertain boyishly. debilitated women, were employed, long heat in the region of the kidneys: The negotiations for the house years ago by the Indians for similar menorrhagia, ("Hooding") due to a were conducted by Mr. Morgan's pri- ailments affecting their squaws. In weakened con:been of the reproductive fact, one of the most valuable medic- cysts-m; amenerthem arising from or vate secretary, who came to Rich- inal plants entering into the composi- ' accompanying an abnormal condition mond early last spring, dealing direct Of Any Cost tion of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- of the digestive 'trans and an anemic with the owners, and without the as- tion was known to the Indians as (thin blood) habit; dragging sensation sistance: of the commitee, who are "Squaw-Weed." Our knowledge of the in the extreme lower part of the ab- won of arranging for the conventiorelt is gen ) not a few of our most valuable domen." native, medicinal plants was gained If more or less of the above symptoms orally understood that the rent for from the Indians. are present, no invalid woman can do the month of October was fixed at Telephone 358 at once for As made up by improved and exact better than take Dr. Pierce's Favorite ts $5,(tee, for the house completely fur- precesees, lied with the use of specially Proscription, which is rich in all the nished, in addition to which Mr. Mor- designed chemical apparatus, the "Fa- • medical properties of Unicorn root, or agreed to make certain altera- vorite Preecription" is a most efficient HelorEas. gan particulars or inquire of our eemedy for regulating all the womanly ! tions, which are now In progress. functions, correcting displacements, as MEN AND WOMEN ,Mr, Morgan has- brought with • prolamens, anteversion and retreversion, should have a geed medical book him— from his • house in New • overcoming painful periods, toning up handy. They should have a book that York a full staff of servant. in- solicitors. .* • the nerves and bringing about, a per- treats of the sexologicaT rihations of the said that fect stet° of health. sexes as well as how and when to ad- cluding his chef, and it is The (zed preportion of the several in- vise son and daughter. A standard he will entertain extenelvely while gredients nsed in thee medicines, as work is the People's Common Sense in the city. It Is known that several seep as the working fertimle and pecul- Medical Adviser, by R.V. Pierce. M.II. prominent bishops and laymen will iar processes, apparatus and appliances leend t1 ne-cent stamps for the latest be his guests during the term of the ernployPd lti their manufacture, are thorelighly revised, cloth-bound book, judging by his cus- withheld front putlierty that Dr. Pierce's or In stamps fie the paper-covered convention, and proprietary rights may not be infringed volume. Address Dr. K. V. Piero*, tom at former conventions, It may be and treepassed upon by unprincipled , Buffalo, N. Y. taken for granted that his house will be the scene of a lavish hospitality throughout the term of the conven- tion. The fact that Mr. Morgan will THE SAFEST AND QUICKEST WAY TO attend as a delegate from his dio- cese and take so prominent part in this great Episcopal gathering is taken as effectually setting at rest THIS MAGAZINE TRANSFER MONEY the oft-repeated rumors that the great banker contemplated changing 18 BY his allegiance to the Roman Catholic- church. Mr. Morgan is known to have Is one of the best periodicals published. Its list LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE many friends in the Catholic faith, including his partner, Mr. Drexell and of contributors, as you will note in FOR RATES APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGER his public reception by the pope while this ad., com- et. In Home last winter seemed to give prises some of the best EASTTENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANY color to the rumors. talent of the day, and the . !MCORP* AAAAA The custom of renting a house for the mienth of the convention, inaugu- illustrations are by famous artists. The October rated by Mr. Morgan when a delegate 4 to the 9an Francisco convention six cover was done by Harrison Fisher and is in his years ago, has been followed by a number of other prominent people best taste. in the church, and a dozen or more Foreman Bros! iNovelty Co. private homes in Richmond have been Incorpo. leased for October to members or at- tendants on this convention. I. _ The Sun 115 S. Third St. —Von ran sell your real estate— and anybody eleehe--anym here —any • ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES honest) time—most any price (is if you can write or procure a convinc- House wiring, electric plants installed. ing ad. Complete mac' inc shop: Never tuft(' any man's religion by 1112•134 M.Fourth At. Phortos 787 what he says when you step on his corn. RELIEVED M.t'1 HERE. failed HAS 18 Tars' Succas I Indarscd by Business Ilea. Incorporated. 1300.000.00 DONATIONS • 27 Centre in 16 Stair.. fee. F. Drzeghod ?ea, Prepare It at Howe by shakily; In- SafeJj/,)Reliable LARK'S gredients Well in a game. I:33'1110EO PRACTICAL BUSINESS CATA10001 will appear very TO What interesting HOME OF FRIENDLESS A ILE h. ova at the Up-to-Date Business Staeob FREE to many people here is the article KIDNEY Rock the Itic ALL APPRECIATEDP . POSITIONS SECURED or MONEY REFUNDED kw.% from a prominent health jour- Illustrating ritt.E by mete In taken or A Frioliah. A COITAL IN lios,t- acan EY desiring to nal, giving a simple prescription, as keeping, 11 Il king, to-IPTvl.: persons In earit'county, FREE MAIL nd 1...a • ott,.nd a business college, wlso at ones By ROBERT BARR. formulated by a noted authority. 8 LI 0 rt ROBES manstep, Aritemette, Telegraetty. Ii.tter'CLIP and send this noticts (mentioning this ther of -s! Bus. tulle,30: r who claims to cure almost any case of Board of Lady Managers Thank Writing. Law, MocLanical Drawing, Bust- paper) to Draughen's Practle Guaranteed Cure 'The Triumphs of Eugene Valmont," "Tekla," "In the Midst of backache or kidney or bladder de- Those Who contributed to Sup- Kidney and Aufma.," "Speculations of John Steele." "The Victors." Etc. rangement, in the following simple port of Institution. PADUCAH, 814 BROADWAY; for all prescription, if taken before the stage or Evenevilles. Memphis or St. Louis. Bladder Diseases. Copyright. IOW. by Robert Barr, of Bright's disease: By Arrangement with The Authors and Newspapers Association of New York. Extract Dandelion, one-half by Fluid ,ATTENIPT TO Pl'ItCHASE of its prohibitions and penalties SMALL AS A PILL The lady managers of the Home of ounce;Compound Kargon, one ounce; CERTIFICATES'shift or device." And further re- express their REGISTRATION EASIER TO TAKE Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three the Friendless wish to quires. that violations of these laws giro relief, and one ken well in a thanks and appreciation for all do- Two dose' ounces. Shake bottle and A Penitentiary Offelise--lkith Pur- shall be "given specially in charge to nations (luring August and Septem- will cute any ordinary case of Kid- take in teaspoonful doses after each anti Seiler Guilty. the grand jury of every county first (Continued from last Issue.) The captain nodded his heatt at the -Burford chaser bladder trouble. Removed meal and again at bedtime. ber, and especially Rhodes any general election." itey or rock, anti Lermontoff gazed at It wen, Subsection 15, of sectien 1583 of convened after A well-known local druggist, when , company, Wm. Hunt, of the Buck's of the Re- travel, tures Diabetees Seminal After lunch a dienal drizzle set In running his eyes from top to bottom the Kentucky statutes provides, that The executive committee asked regarding this prescription Range company. Mr. Van Cleve and have in- blinissions, Weak and Lams Back, that preseutly Increased to a steady without seeing any vestige of civiliza- "Any person or persons, who shall publican party in Paducah stated that the ingredients are all Mr. Bocktuan, representing the Char- attempts have been Rheumatism, and all irregularillea of iownpour, which drove Lermontoff to tion. attempt to prevent, or prevent, any fermation that harmless, and can be obtained at a ity club coffee, and . all employes both ble cabin, and, that room being uupro- "Mien you lie to the lee of this rock, voter from casting his ballot, shall made to purchase registration cer- the Kidneys and Bladder izi of the store for courtesies shown eldest/ With either window or electric and the small boat takes the supplies small cost from any good prescription be deemed ratty of a felony, and tificates in this election, and rae pre- teen and women. Sold at 50 cents 'Proceeds of baking day were $101; J. light, the primce struck a match to one ashore?" Pharmacy. He further stated that upon conviction, be confined in the paring the evidence necessary to con- per box en the no cure no pay basis I L. Friedman, cash, $10; Mrs. William of the candles- newly placed on the elexactly," said the captain. while this prescription is often pre- penitentiary for a period of years, o'r vict the offenders on warrants to McPherson's Drug store, Fourts $5; Capt. W. L. Barry, $2.50; by washstand. He ituebed the- elocirte "The settlement, I take it, is on the seribed in rheumatic afflictions with than one nor more than five be taken out before the committing Joseph Beer not less lad Broadway, sole agent for Patin- button summoning the steward and. other side. What is it—a liehthous-?" spieedid results, he could 8013 no rea-IFrank Jones, $1; Mrs. of the city. years for each offence." • imagistrates ope upon receipt of It a splendid 25c; J. A. Bauer, ice tickets, $7: *eh, or sent by stall giving him some money. asked if there "There's no lighthouse," said the cap- son why should not be Section liee-t, of the Kentucky' a piece of stone on tain. kidney and Traction company, car tickets and price by Lark Medicine Co., Louie- was such a thing as remedy for urinary.trou- pers,on guilty of receiving a bribe for —TIM majority Of today's want carried as ballast or for any ee"Sort of coastguara, then?" it hae peculiar,light; water company, water; Max vtlb*. Kr board, lees and backache, as a his vote at an election, shall be fitted advertimers tt ill secure what t!, -Aber purpose. The steward said he "Yee. In a way. They keep a look- the ildahrq, 2041 bushels of coal; Wade action upon entire kidney struc- from fifty to five hundred dollars and Kalil—CM! lily may, to' . would inquire and finally returned nut. Atlid now, high''..'. I see your ture, cleansing these most important Brown, Earl Joynes, load of coal; Towne—He's out of a job now. He be excluded from office and suffrage." "(tying agali..' with a sharpening stone used for the and helping them to sift and Sexton, sign painting; Brunaon's. opportunity, bet he didn't organs And subsection e of said section reads had a good knives in the galley. Belting his door. acids flowers; Henneberger, cutlery; Hank improve it. filter from the blood the foul that "whoever shall receive money or The influence of our life depend take the trouble to termontoff began an experiment and looic, brooms, mops; and . waste matter, which cause sick- Beos., Yale City used for on tee affinence of )eur heart. 13rowne---Yes, it's a runty thing et once forgot he was a prisoner. He ether thing of value to be 111 ness and suffering. Those who suf- Home, Star and l'aducah laundries, about trouble, isn't it? If you don't the wash basin with water and, the purpose of procuring or influenc- Wiwi make no mistake in giving it for laundry; John Snow, two bushels. have it.— Philadelphia fer can ieg a vote or votes shall be deemed l' A 11 C A II AND take it you'll opening one of the glass stoppered bot- tomatoes; JamesSieeth, Clemente EVANSVILLE. point of his a trial. to have been bribed." ('UR() LINE. Press. - tles, took out with the Prose Kirby, school supplies; H. W most minute pertion of the sub- (Incorporated.) knife a Walker,. box Ivory soap; Misses Mor- Every attempt to purchase a reg- stance within. which he dissolved in ton. clothing and treat for children: istration certificate is an attempt to the water with no apparent effete. bal- EVANSVILLE.PADIFI'AH l'ACKETS Miss Birdie Nash, clothing; Miss Zulu revent a voter from casting his Standing the whetsfone up on end, he CHOSE OFFICERS liable Cobbs, dozen hats; Mrs. Victor Voris let, and renders the offender For ailed the glass syringe and directed a (Daily Ersept Sunday.) children; Mesdames Joseph to the penitentiary ' penalty. And find vaporous spray against the steno. treat for Hunt every voter who receives money or before his eyes as n sand Gardner, Roll Herring. Chas. It dissolved other thing of value for his registra- Steamers Joe Fowler and John S. castle on the shore dissolves at the OF ELECTION FOR SEVENTEEN John George, Frank Rieke, Al Young tion certificate, does so for the pun- Hophine leave Paducah for Evans- EMER6ENCY touch of an Ineorning title. COUNTY PRECINCTS. clothing; Mrs. Joseph Mattison. milk; toss' of intim tieing his vote, is guilty ville and way landings at 11 a. m. "By St. Peter of Russia." he cried, Mrs. George Edwards , fruit; Mrs. • ta, being bribed, and is liable to the "I've get It at last! I must write to Louis Rieke, bushel potatoes, Louie law. THE STE tNIElt DICK Katherine about this." Clark for groceries and hauling; to penalty fixed by the FOWLER Cairo and way PRESCRIPTIONS Summoning the steward attain to Commbieloners Met Lest Night and News-Democrat, Register and Sun for Section 1591, o (the Kentucky Leaves Paducah for 8 a. m. sharp, daily, ex- take away this fluid and bring him an- Conndeted List For November advertising, and many favors to the statutes further provides:—"That landings at Su nil ay. .Special exeursion rates other pailful of fresh water, Lerrie n- Election. wbueetekhleylupapnidies.market people for this chapter shall be liberally con- cept And Others, Too. toff endeavored to extract some Infor- serued. so as to prevent any evasions now in effect from Paducah to Cairo mation from the deferential young and return, with or w:thout meals • and room. Good musk and table un- T11:211. GIRL FIFTEEN 77 Four officers for each of the sev- GmAvric surpassed. Either Phone "Have you ever been In Stockholm?" ODL IS MARRIED- named TEA RS NEW STATE HOTEL information apply to -No, excellency." "Lfeeisti., your lietlinesee enteen county precincts were For further "Or in any of the German portsr last night by the McCracken county METROPOLIS, ILL, S. A. Fowler, General Paste Agent, or evercoat is on your back. Have you St. Louie, Sept. 7.—When Jacob "No, excellency." election -ommission. composed of Prop. Given Fowler, City Patitt Agent. at When the dotter conies to tete ensthine in your room?" .j. Herten, of Wilderman station, and D. A. Batley, "Do you know where we are making Sheriff John Ogilvie, Attorney S. Fowler-Crumbpugh & C's Office, 'ii a' orifice leughed. Mamie George, of Lenzburg. 111.. fewest and beet boOrt In this cell your house and leaves a pre- far now?' Ross and Dr. John Farley. Names First and Broadway. "No, captain: 1 forgot to bring a ;walked into the 'Arcade building Ritter $2.00, Two large sample "No. excellency." with "R" following are Republicans; scription, you want that medi- eortmanteau with me." Louis, yesterday morning to Electric- Lights we reach our deeti- "J". judge; ecedF.ast St. .007411. ilesth rooms, LOUIS & "Nor when shall "Then I must say farewell to you "D", Democrats; NT. TENNESSEE MYER hurry. 5p-get a marriage license, they attract- the only centrally located Hotel le • cine and. want It in a cation?" • here." clerk and "8", sheriff. Officers ed an unusual amount of attention city. PACKET CoMPANY. "No. excellency." going pointed are to have charge of county kie Our delivery service is surh "What. you are not to maroon on account of the tallness of the pros "You have *one prisoners aboard?" me on that pebble in the °collo ' precinct. during the regular Novem- COMMERCIAL P1TRONAGE PO to send sailors, pective bride( She was over 6 feet (Incorporated.) that we 'ore prepared "Three drunken excellency." "You will be well taken care of, ber election and follow: LICPTED, "Yes, that's what the captain said. tall and her slenderness made her It to you just that way—in a leehnede" . Cruet's River—Riley ('ook 1 J.R •. C Rut if it meant death for a eallor to appear taller. She gave her age to FOR THE TENNESSEE RIVER. ••What place is this?' C. Dyson. C. R. Stokes, Harkes, J. D.. hurry. There will be no mis- commerce of the world the marriage license clerk as 17. and $11111111111.1111.111111MMIIIIIIIIIMMINWireat Sill mEn ci.YDE be drunk the '-it is caliel the TrogemondolT, bigh- J. . Watson, S. Dt would speedily stop." when told that the consent of one of take about it either, for ex- t!. aq, and the water snr:ounding you Is Florence Station—W. W. Gardner, is a government steamer, ex- her parents would be necessary the Leatee Paducah for Tennessee River "This Ealtic" J. D., Hawk Derrington, C. D., NV H FLOWERS perienced pharmacists handle cellency, and if a sailor here disobeys couple left and returned with the Jeer beautifying your Yards and eatery Welineeday at p. rn 'la it nuesilan territery?". Vantlergraph, J. R.. George Fagan, S. orders he is guilty of mutiny. "Vcry, very Itusalaa," returned the einotiound father, Williain extanktes on dower beds we suet' matters at R. will call and see you. Phone Master merchant vessel they would merely drawing a deep breath. -Ties George, who said he would give his A. W. WRIGHT Holder, Jet Sebmaus Rios. for the largest put him in irons." pleases. There Melber Precinct— J. M. consent. EUGENE ROBINSON Clerk ede. if your highness and iciest ceteplete stock of -I see. tow, do you want to earn n R., S. N. Simmons, C. R.. John Hud- affidavit is I! rope ladder, which is Pornotimea n When asked to sign an flowers ii ci valits in the city. few gold plecesr. son. J. D., Watt Nance, 13. D. years old, he de- This company is not responsible little unstead;y for a lautisman, so be that the girl was 17 Free delivery to any Gilberi's Drug Store "Excellency has been very generous careful." Massac Precinct.-0--T. C. Overstreet, clined to do so, and surprised those for invoice charges unless collected noncommittal part of the city. to me already," was the "Oh, I'm aoeuetomed to mpg, ladders. J. D., J. P. Newman, C. D.. James present by announcing that he would by the clerk of the boat. Bath MIMICS 17 whose eyes nev• reply of the steward, Elyvaati. Hines, J. R., L. L. Brown. S. D. not make a false affidavit for any- SCHMAUS BROS. Special excursion rates from Padu- ertheless twinkled at the mention of cah to Waterloo. Fare for the round Fedisfil an d Broadway "Hyvaati, your highness." Herndon Precinct—Fritz Schmidt, body, and that his tall daughter was Moth Pho rico 19.2 gold. trip $8.00. Leaves every And with this mutual goodby in J. R., Henry Schneidman, C. R., Will only 15 years old. This settled the Paducah -Well, here's enongh to make n jin- Nee at 4 p. m. Finnish the prince went down the Yancy, J. D., I.,. T. Polk, S. D. chances of the couple for securing a dnesday gle In your pocket, and here are two swaying ladder. Precinct Baxter Ky- license in Illinois, and they left for letters which you are to try to get de- 'Woodville D., J. S. Tomlison. C. D., a license was issued livered when you return to St. Peters- dendahl. J. St. Louis, where Lander, by burg." (To be continued in next bane.) T, B. Flowers, J. R., D. L. to them. They were married tIENRY MAMMEN, JR. KILL THE COUCH of the Peace Moore. of 1007 "Yes, excellency." S. R. Justice REMOVED TO THIRD AND AND THE LUNCS Clarence Brane, is CURE "You will do your best?' WILLIAMS' KIDNKT PILLS. Raglan Precinct— ('hestnut street. The bridegroom Al- KENTUCKY. P BAD BREATH "Ye-. excellency." Have you neglected your kidneys? .1. R., A. F. Berens, C. R., Henry an ordinary-sized man, one who "Poe months I had armament:staler •tentaeh "Well. if you succeed I'll make your Have you overworked your nervous , ock, J. De A. J. Reeser. S. D. would stand little chant..' with his look Binding, Bank Work, Leen' snit a.. d all kInd• cfmedicines. My tongno has WITH ea hoeing l'tn released." sytem and caused trouble with your Maxon's Precinct—A. C. Dudley, J. amazonian wife or her giant father. Dr. King's been a t1o:4 as gree 3 gratis, ay breath fortune when epeciaity. 0 bad odor. Tad weeks ago• friend oeeseosea and Library Wank s 0 pearete and after using them Icon willingly and -Thank you, excellency." kidneys and bladder? Have you it.. Chester Vence, C. D., A. the Rick- tort.,ily •ay tbat they bare entirely cured DI, I back, groins and That night at dinner the captain pains in loins, side, man. J. D., A. F. Miller, S. R. DEATH CONIES AT I irafors let yea know that I abit.1 reeemiread ap- en2 ,t any one suffering from such troubles ' bladder? Hate you a flabby T. Har- New Discovery opened a bottle of vodka and conversed Hoverkamp's Precinct—W, HOME OF FIANCEE. c a. It lisip.iu 110 atylagiou 81.,lisw York, JILT. pearance of the fare torpecialle tinier genially on many topics without touch- rison. J. R., Wi:1 .Husbands. C. H., the eees? If so, Veil:laws' Kidney OUCHS sorlYall ing upon the particular subject of lib- Ben Hoverkamp, J. R., A. N. Sears, DR. H. T. flessig FOR C 7.1s1 Bottle Ire. best For Pills will cure you—at Druggists. Evansville, Ind., Oct. 8.—Frank OLDS erty. He partook sparingly of the THROAT ken LUNG TROUBLES. The Boweis Price 50c. S. D. Freeman, a young druggist, and son Office 205 S. Fourth St. AND ALL stimulant, and. to Lermontors Williams, Mfg. Co., Props., Cleve- Harper's Precinct— Monroe Lewis of Dr. J. F. Freeman, a well known Office Bourn: UaTe A alTEED SAT ILTFACT013 potntment, It did not in the least loosen a to 10 a. m. 2 to 4 p.m. land. 0. J. R., W. H. Dunaway C. R.. Anthony Democratic politician, died here last Both Phones 270. OR MONEY REFUNDED. his tongue, and thus, still Ignorant of semonominf Poat, J. D., Will Roof S D. night after a lingering illness, lie his fate, the prince turned In for the AhU WM* Thompson's Mill Precinct— Rich- engaged to be merited to Miss the steamer. MEN was second night aboard 1'0 Pie e for an n•cure ard Jacobs J. D.. Dirk Hays C. D., L. rs.44mtlasLon Maria Schoor, well known socially. When lie awoke next morning he • r a Thompson S. iriliatious or u)cental.s., L. Downey, J. R., C. C. and several days ago, realizing he found the engines had stopped and, CR of m n cue• tnerebranes Paistinie. awl gab smith D. could not recover, Miss Schoor had Taste Good. Do Alood. the vessel was motionless, surmised it Pleasant Pal atsble, Potent treat or poi.amos. Lamont Precinct— Elmer wincing elle Miser .r ken. Weakens or Gripe, lac. Me Me. N•ver had reached harbor. He beard the in- gala by oratoralea him removed to her home, where sow in eolk ?I,. gouoin• stamped C CC. R.. W. M. Bry- curs or lose llosteey back. re Net la Wahl wows J, R., Henry Hardy C. and her mother helped to cheer him CO Illswaass.dio en- TRANSFER a pony CITY termittent chuck-chuck of Remedy Co., Cbicago or N.Y. sell by szpreas, arsim4d. f. an J. D., William Klein S. D. titortiog gine and the screech of an imperfectly ti • e 3 r. Sz,two t2 during his last moments. The young New Hope Precinct—W. R. Hoek- Now located at ANNUAL SALE,TEN MILLION BOXES oiled crane pied guessed that cargo lady is prostrated with grief. er J. D., W. T. Smith C. D., J. P. Mc- was being put ashore. Queen J. R., Bud Coleman S. R. "Ni*'." he said to himself, "if nal Professor (examining candidate Milan Precinct—Hulbert Jett J. R., Glauber's Stable. former sentinel is at the door they are thea for legal examination)—Now, sir, let For Frank Simpson C. R., Bob Nelson J. going to take me to prison. If he is us suppose that your opponent killed We are ready for all kinds af hauling. L. Overstreet S. D. absent, I am to be set free." D., C. you, hut not wehout malice afore- School House Precinct—J. lie jumped up, threw back the bolt, DISH Lang's thought, what sentence would you TELEPHONE 499 CHAFING Sanderson J. D„ Rabb Noble C. D., opened the door. There was no one J. pass upon him?--Bon Vivant. - there. In a very few minntes-he was Denatured R. C. Farthing J. R., Ed Weathering on deck and found that the steamer ton S. R. —Hume wrote that "All power Rossington Precinct—John Starks was lyink in the lee of a huge rock. Alcohol rests ultimately on. opinion." Anti Cairo, 111.—Account Presi- Mont St. J. R., M. B. Tapp C. R., D. Lucky J. which reminded him of this is true of business ventures even dent Roosevelt—Round trip, except that It D.. Robert Kanut S. D. Michel in Normaeily, more than of governments. and morning J. $1.60, October 2 was about half again as high and three We take pleasure in announc- Grahamville Precinct—W. Mat- October 3, return October 5. times as long and that there were no lock J. D.. Herbert Anderson C. D., ing that we now havd Denatured Curtain lectures should be deliver- Georgetown, Ky— Round buildings of any kind upon it, nor, in' E. Neel J. R.. Oscar Coyrell S. D. Alcohol for our trade. It 12.W ed behind the scenes. trip $9.30, October 6, 7, 8. Iced, the least sign of human habits- be used for burning purposes Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. F. t IOU. one now Louisville, Ky.—September The morning was fine. In the east only, as nearly every ROGERS' LIVERWORT OLD but the arts AND CANCHALAGUA SUMMERS for TAR NINE 29 to October 5, round trip, the sun had just risen and was flood- knows, use in For the comphie oire of Coughs. Colds, 28.95, Rohe Show, lug the grim rock with a rosy light and mechanics it is the most Asthma. and Brottchiti• and all Lung min Watch the Memphis, Tenn—October 1, Except this rock no trace of land economical and Satisfactory fue niain‘e tending to cousametios. Liv•rworl, Tar and Wild Chtsery hove for ages main- As the Government Stamp will indi- 2 and 3, round trip $5.25, seas visible as far as the eye could see. known. tained an established reontatton as a r taadard Convention. Alongside the steamer was moored n Cough Remedy. It con,alne no opium or harm- Label Purity of the Deep Water Way Cheaper than wood alcohol, it fu: drug can be given with safety to children. cate. ealling boat with two masts, but pro- Sold by Alvey & List. 14 Memphis, Tenn.— October also burns without any Of Its Price 41.00. sweeps bl g Co., Props., Cleveland. 0, 16, round trip, $5.25, For- vided also with thole pins and Williams sane were furled, offensive odor, Next time try rest Cavalry. for rowing. The been brought to it in your °baling dish or alco- Front Corn Cobs. Richmond, Va., September and she had evidently Gas Made Early Times the steamer's side by means of the hol heater; it will be a revela- A commercial grade of gas Is be- 29th to October 5th, round oars. Into this craft the (Trine was tion to you. Be sure to phone ing made from corn cobs, hay and trip $21.75, good returning lowering boxes, bags and whatnot, WINSTEAD'S, for no other other vegetable matter at Beatrice And general October 29th, account which three or four men were etow Paducah druggist handles it. Neb., for lighting and fueling. It is superintend- convention Episcopal church. lug away. The mate Was sold at $1.19 per thousand, the low- and the cap- Both Phones 756. ing this transshipment, est price at which gas is sold in any Paducah Ky. Jack Beam Va. — Exposi- tain, standing with his back against Jamestown, bottle; Sc city In Nebraska. In quality it is the deckhouse, was handing one by one 15C pt. and rebate tion, April 19th to November said to be as good as coal or oil gas. certain papers, which Lermontoff took for bottle. 30th-15 days; $23.75. (!oach 'Absolutely nothing is said to be used to be.bilis of lading, to a young man 245c I pt. and bottle: Hie rebate excursions on special dates; In manufacturing the gas except farm This label is a Is unquestioned for the sideboard who signed in a book for each he red, for bottle. limit !refuse, because of the cheapness of 118,00 every Tuesday; ceived. When this transaction was anti medicinal purposes, and you can 36c 2 pt. and bottle; 100 rebate material the gas can bo Man- guarantee of quality 10 days. completed, the young man saluted the 'the raw sold at much lower not secure anything superior. Sold For information, apply to captain and descended over the ship's for bottle. ufactured and and it is also a guar- City Ticket Office, Fifth and side of the sailboat. rates than coal gas. most everywhere. or Union Depot, "Good morning, captain. At anchor, tee to those to whom Broarlway seem to take more J. T. DONOVAN, 1 see," said Lermontoff. S. II. WINSTEAD She—Men In the summer than in the you send flowers, Agt City Ticket Cffice "No, not at anchor. Merely lying chances deep and affords haat Sertitt si Telaphoos Aram winter. lie -eYtt, I guess there are M. PRATHER, here. The sea Is too that you buy the best. B. II0 anchorage at this point" Seventh and Broadway,: more marriagee in the winter.—Yon- Arent lroion Depot "Where gra au ttismuemiti Coiner kers Statesman.

a. PAGE EIGIrt THE PADUCAH EVENING SUN TUESDAIS, OCTOBER 8. AMA) AND INSULT. STATE PRIMARY I LAW IN ILLINOIS ARE YOU FROM MISSOURI?

Will Be Conaitlered By Legis- We Want to Show You the lature Kind of Shoes WE Sell BR Governor Deneen sends Special Mee. AND' to (leueral Asst•mbly Urging WING to the constantly advancing cost of leather many shoe manufacturers -ar,---w-twz•-•"`• 11111. O are resorting to all kinds of tricks to "keep up the profits" at the expense of the consume:. They skimp in places where you can't detect it; but our thirty years in the she business enables us to tell at a glance an honest shoe from a W'ATERWAYS MEASURE IS UP. shoddy one. In order that you may see what kind of shoes you get here, ...---•-roseefeo esess-ass we - , . have prepared a number of samples Cut Wide Open With a Saw and /2// Chic.ago, III., Oct. S. --The hotest showing that oul shoes are all solid leather—No Cut Off Vamps, No Des political week Springfield has knot% n " Paper Insoles, Counters, No for years is the official ft,, *, r No Paper Paper Double Soles— the state capital beginning ttt Nothing But Leather. 4/ night. Gov. Deneen arrived in Spring-1 You are cordially invited to examine these samples field after his trip to Memphis a-IT', closely. It will insure President Roosevelt and the MG you shoe satisfaction and save you money. sippi saucy governors, and a. began the preparation of the no se .1' gra., which the general assembly expects Look in the Window to receive immediately upon its re- xis assembling, As to the primary law, Gov Deneen r ,r•-3 i.".. .// urges the passage of an azt providing ,, g •• 4,/ A I for direct primaries on state, congres- sional, legislative and county offices, Lemiler & Lydon cah, • it'•'4 / without the intervention of a con- /it I vention in any case. He will ask that 309 Broadway ...s_..--„--•••' i , , ' s. ti al •••• ---" .0/ .4, _-...... •si...1 the primary law will be clearly con- stre stitutional and free from intentional terS sections designed to destroy it. He It sort will also suggest that the law be dre bs a Iwo-thirds Vote in t• We Carry the Union Store Card mho just berg -tong that I mind' It's the ill timed !welter of that person next door!" JOnn bah; "It isn't house anti allow it to become effei d 1st —Triggs In New York Press. inimt-dtately. was Gov Deneen w'll ask the legislat- I. %Ir.. Mary Story. ure to remain In sesion until the pri- hod Mrs Marti Story, years of age, mary law Is framed. ,C.sat mm. I Big Shoes. Ile Is Just talk for MRS. MATHENEY home from College. and when died at her home in the Oaks Station IN METROPOLIS Gov. Deneed is expected to urge the he walks Hours at a wat ,lieighborhood yesterday afternoon at legislature to enact the substantial altos the Veranda it sounds like a Time. But RAILROAD Team goilmg over a Bridge. If one of NOTES 4 o'clock of ('ancer of the stomach. features of senate bill 544, now in the Minute blo those S.,uinbs should begin to pursue the Sun 01; I )\4,01.s.r s teo a iingering illness. She was Thomas Woods has gone to Mem- the senate, which furnishes the bone flu it you, what would you do't" goes down Mr. the wife of Mr. Lee Story and is cur. phis to work at his trade of ship car- of contention between the sanitary Preasoted. roc WOMAN DIES AT 110%1E. "I sin so inexperienced I hardly you wine Charles H. Mullinix, first vis ed li live children. She was a penter. trustees and Jolk•t. trick dis- tha lolue- what to Key." repliei little Isa- to yeti for patcher of the Fulton district member of the Oakland Presbyterian Mrs. 0. L. Thompson has returned Both sides wore repres -coed at the of the if 1 belle. "I Meet. boa ever, Om I wculd the Chap- Illinois Central, passed through Pa- church and the funeral was h(ld this from a visit to relatives and the fair Memphis convetpeon. The Ohicago 3 tie it large Can to him, unless there eron moil ducah this of sodium i morning at 1 o'clock at the churth at Golconda. Association Commerce took a lively morning en route to Louis- Mrs, Nfary Story, Oaks of was a horrible Siiiirtagt.. in the Sup1PY you can be cou iThe burial Drew Fritts, proposition soon as ville to assume the position of chief Neighborhood, Scutith. was in Oakland cemetery who has been away interest in the as and 1 had heard in pre dispatcher of the Louisville district of Itavagee of ti 'nacre-. • for several months, has arrived home the sanitary district missionaries got I, throw Ilr3 the next the Illinois Central. He succeeds Mr. Frank Corns is up from a severe into action. In the Joliet delegation 14 a few ashes has .% Heavy Corpse. Tow P. H. (Cocks)') North, resigned. Mr. Near!) operation. were men closely in touch with the U nil e r - That nili cer 2.01," persons witnessed the Muilinix is one of the most popular s-sDr.-t...e'n1 rt, son-in-taw of Cap- Economy Light and Powe. company• s tudies. lead II ii. to •• . i;lenwood cemetery yes- and enicient dispatchers on the sys- Mrs. Mettle Matheney, 54 years la.af./ tain J. C. Wills, who for several who bad something to say in opposi- As a rule. to believe Joe- noon of probably the heav tem, and has many friends here, who old, died yesterday afternoon at her weeks has been critically tion to the bill. the pluk that he l- ver interred in Delaware. ill, is re- will be pleased to learn of his de- home. S42 Ashbrook asenne, of fevgr ported to be improeing The waterway bill will be intro- faced 4101. a (ascii:a:- mo Thc it.m its sere those of Mrs. ,Wal- fast. served promotion. No successor to weeks. legian is lug and hut after an illnent of nide She . ter Short. aged i's nit, wife of a Emett Copeland has arrived home dueed in the hoage Tuesday im unani- his position in Fulton a little thy dangerous "you DON'T NEMO TO ar- has been an- was born In Livingston county, but well-known farmer ii. ar Green from a visit in Golconda, where he mous consent cell be proeured. with- bal en Collar- isen". It TEND ANY NIGHT. H00/.." nounced. Mr. North is well known had been a resident. of l'aducah le : Spring, three miles from Smyrna. was once a cashier in a bank. out opposition from Joliet. The bill here where he has often esal and Is always a terrific Hit. I know Aro worked, and years. She was the wife of Mr. W.:The remains were brought to the cern Mrs. William Walker has returned is a senate measure and has been re- it is not me Inure or Girls who landed flood Theists last announced where he will go R. Matheney. the huckster and leaves etery on a large freight truck. and from a pleasant sisit in Golconda. ported out of committee there. If it He it less of a Summer merely by sitting out in a bits been chief dispatcher of the her husband, two eons aid a daugh- took fourteen men Mrs. Roy Layman and Miss Claudie is introduced in the house it is pos- division to to lower the clue ii U Ifl UI y Hammock and calling for Chaperons. for several )ears. ter. They are Patrolman George Sieeter are home from the fair at sible its friends we ask to have it his ket into the grave. The body weighed on. any They used to sit out until Midnight Starrett, Mr. Drew Starrett and Mot Golsonda. considered In conenittee of the wheats no 725 pounds, and, with casket. 921 Topic ex begging onnebelly to go for a Chap- Engine!. Ed King and bride have Zola House. The funeral will be Susan proposition It to mc pounds.-- Smyrna, Del., dispatch In Goodioe, the 12-year-old Another is to send cept Him- eron. and the tlentknnen had to talk returned from California and the tomorrow tho conducted afternoon at 2 Philadelphia Prees colored girl, who cut Myra Stalls a the comutittee ese waterways and to self. The to them for hours In crder to calm west after a several week.' tour. Mr (le o'clock at the residence. The buret!. few days ago, has been caught and hold Joint teessioes of the senate sod way to thew and convince theM that the King will report for duty this week will be in Oak Grove cemetery. 11" SIP San house committees to consider bill fat -want atlas. for results is now In the county jail. the THY CHICK SEEMS make a Wbele Procceeieg was aceortliug to He rens on the Paducah and Louis- Mrs. Rube Shepard and Miss Rita If the latter souffle is followed there Ten-Strike Hoyle-that is, as long as they were vile districts of the Illinois Central. pu Mizell ale visiting in St. Louis. will be no outsiders heard, and the with him is to feel his Muscles and with Nice Fellows." Mr. Harry Judd. the Illinois Cen- William all to members of him how well his Clothes fit. If yott Clayton, of Paducah debate be confined "I take off my Bonnet to you," said tral patternmaker, is Jolly hlm for three out after a brief spent Sunday here with relatives. the committees. op or four Days Mother. "You don't need to attend mitt you illness. Mr. and Mrs. Ulmer Kerr, of Boul- way get a Wee Photograph of any Night School, There's Just one ou bine Today the scroll saw for the Illi- Fall See Cols are visiting S. B. Kerr and and then he %sill bone you for other N'ariety. How about the Lone- lie oue in Return and nail it up in his nois Central pattern department is :amity. Deu some Married Man?" fit and tell all the other Johnnies that being set up, and will be in opera- Mrs. J. Carrie "You mean the kind that wants to C. rerreit and Mrs. George Ade Fables you are crazy about him. The trouble tion tomorrow. Abbott are visiting in Marion. III. tell you how sorry be is that he didn't til Fashions with the Glad College Youth is that he Mrs, C. W. Wooldridge. wife of the Sad you before he hooked up with a rn Hershall Lawrence and. Charles has been plucked a little too soon. well Woman who never seems to Under- known Illinois Central pattern Gebaurer are home from a visit to Restates I don't think a Man starts The Coming Out Girl and a stand him, lie is a Sail Affair. He maker, is Iii of fever at her home, heir former home and the fair at in -to be Good Company until he is Is trying to sneak a Return Trip on 1R37 Guthrie avenue. for Men Golconda. Gueszcs. past 2SS." th Few of Her Keen the Flirtatiou Route after he aas lost A, H. Egan, superintendent , Capt Jose ph King visited the fair "And some of theta have a few of the Al his Ticket. As a Study he is fairly Louisville division of the at Golconda last week. He arrived Points to pick up after they pass Illinois Cen- s Al 1)0. by Robert Mortar/ Interesting. but the Pursuit of him Is tral. was in home Sunday. (Copyright. 1X3. 5S," added Mother. "You seem to be Paciucah .last night and pi Russell.) barred by the Game Laws. The beet met at Showing the new Fall and Lebanon wise to the very Young Kind. How the Palmer with several divis- ri Clarence Hose has gone to "Well. way to quiet him down is to get about the Bachelor with the Tremolo ion officials. In the party last night to attend McKendree college for the my •latu.:':- friendly With his Wife." Winter Styles, including Voice who wants to sit about six with Mr. Egan were J. B. Thomas, next year. ter, sr( "That (settles it." said the elderly So- inches away, from you all the time chief dispatcher; Addison Franklin It' Police Court, start for ciety Bird. "Any time that I want a and look you straight in the Eye and Page, trainmaster: El J. Feeney, C. Maggie Wilson, assault and bat- the cowl. Hunch I'll hunt up the Young Lady of tell you that Life was a Desert until traveling engineer; J. H. Nash, mas- tery. $111 and coats. Boyd Frazier try !Ig•••:1 Toslay." -; Schloss B ros. 4 Co.'s he bumped into you?" ter mechanic, and drunk, $3 and coats; Wm. Carroll Wee S." several traveling d , "That's the Time to hang out the Red MORAL: It's a Wise Mother that men. drunk, $3 and costs; Will Brown sued CI . can to.o f Light." replied Daughter. "I've been hand out any New Ones. eat trite-leg, $3 costs. elderly So This morning Messrs. Kean, Thom- tc and out amoug 'Cu only two Seasons, but elety 11.1.1 as, Page and Feeney superintend- Famous "Correct Pt e taken that Boy's Measure all right, to her 'It Mrs. Roofer (meditatively, over ent, chief dispatcher, trainmaster it HIs Neglect. all right. He's the kind that wants and tle Cli:sa her book.)—How true this is! Mr. traveling engineer, respectively, Clothes for Gentlemen." He used to tell her she was fair, you to lean on his Shoulder and tell left "I's to Ill,. Hoofer (bracing himse)f)—Well, Ma- ter Central City And she was glad to hear his praise. all your Troubles to a True Friend on 'an inspection of Su III tiler ria, don't keep me in the Paducah He guarded her from danger where after he has known you about 20 suspense; what district of the Hotel for is it about us men?—Puck. Central. They used to cross crowded Minute', and if you hang hack he is ways: it butsgem He used to Hurt and seems to think that you do tenderly assist Suitt- at a E most cordially Her from the carriage or th car: him an Injustice. He LON got away .... 4 Per Diens FOR 1907, W But now his gallantry is missed with it so often that his Nerve is up: Rate invite you to call that and as for the nutty-Nifty Talk that How brief such favor soften are! - e 's•Wessiseed will pia a he has learned by Heart, it Is the He never tels her she is sweet, tin-album, 1 II L. LI 1 ILL large. dee!) at our store the coming Kind enlentated to metre-a Girl asham- are He never offer her his arm. OM K. Criwp in- ready for you to choose from in ed of herself unless she starts right Or guards her in the crowded street to Papa's income this year. Yoit n'..e both fashions end fabrics. We week, to look over and In awl loves him with her whole Soul. From anything that offers harm. now at the Pin-Feather Period, anil have an exclusive and handsome He is a pretty dangerous Proposition. Mother must teach you how to Fly. I assortment of both imported and get acquainted with the You can say 'Seat!' to Ferdie the He used to praise her soulful eyes, have lieen giving a lot of Herd Thought domestic frabrIcs for your selection, Freshman, or else send tem on an Er- a •Ko.;;C: But many years then; ta the 3Ian Game for, lo. those many which we will fit to your figure as best and latest fash;ons passed since rand, but Mr. Arthur Fresh, who is es a.. She used to listen with glad sighs Moons. and, without passing myself only an artistic tailor can, and will 0••••• 4.• getting along towards 30, is so accus- swag./ sny fragrant Cluster of Green Pens, I finish In the best in men's wear. To bear him say the words again. tomed to the Throw-Down that he style of the are think I eta On. Every Vs'oman of Ex Now is the lie never tells her now that she arises, dusts hie Clothes, and comes time to order your Fall perience ham a private Rogue's Gallery. Pesteesses charms which make Cad; back with s Smile and treats suit or overcoat. She can' give you's Line on the whole - 1111 We are especially urgent about this invitation now because fill, Tie never Rifts her gallantly the whole incident as a Joke. Then. Bunko Brotherhood trim Sammy the MN"III ;Is you probably know, is the great of the year when Across the places that are bad; If you Repent and try to Square time fash- sophomore. who your- Yet do not blame him or declare wears a ittlekWIlt`flt- H. M. DALTON, Tailor, ions change, and the advance styles for the corning season are cake Ins'ead of n rap, up to the de- self, the Chances are that he will alit With thoughtless haste such is life; erepit old Has-Been who wants to 'until you begin to act real Friendly 403 Broadway, shown in greatest variety and attractiveness. Our new stock is He has no right to call her fair, hold with WArren, the your Hand you look so and then he will give you the Toss lust in and we want you to see it. Never before in all our ex- The lady is another's wife. because much like his Daughter. Taking the whole and hike off after some new Geral- Jeweler. —S. E. Kiser. perience have we been able to assemble such a splendid line of Outfit. from Seventeen to Seventy, I dine." may add that they are the grandest "Merciful Mayonnaise!" exclaitned stylish garments. Come in while the stock is at its best. A Football, Enthusiast. Bunch of Shell-Woreers that ever op- Mother. "I don't believe I atu quali- 1 W. J. Clothier, the tennis sham- rotted. You are a Mere Child of 19, fied to sit on the Side-lines and do odon. of America, said at a dinner in with a Simple Goliebbir, fee yatto-istm seem to be known Baby Stare and a Faith Among the well brands we eery is that of Philadelphia: In Mankind, and you are due to be Next. Ind they teach you all this at INSURANCE AO lE N TS the famous house of Schloss Bros. & Co., the style "Tennis is all very well in its way. Strung unless you Copper about four' Boarding-School?" hut leaders of Baltimore and New York. This firm has what Is the excitement, what is thirds of all that is said to you. There "Don't give It away," said Isabelle, oie enthusiasm of tennis (simpered will be enough Hot Air wasteel around "lint tell you on the Q. T. that we won a well deserved reputation for making the very to that of football'?" that Hotel this Summer to keep a Flat have what is known as the Protective best in gentlemen's wear and its goods are sold by "Perhaps tom have heard of that Building nice and warm all next Win- Order of Buds. The Trifler who goes ABRAM L. WEIL & CO. the swellest shops in all large eities. We have all Pennsylvania guard who, (soiling to ter. It behooves you to be Foxy. up and down the Line springing the at the end of a football game, whip otherwise you will be engaged to sq thlff At eine Sight is spotted and Fire, Steam Boller, their newest and best m 'delft as well as many other Hered to the physician bending over many at one time that you will get tagged in a Hurry. There are two Life, Bonds, reliable lines. Come in to see them, you are as hIm twisted In your Book-Keeping Mel ways of handling this Party. One is Accident, Plate Glass, to welcome to look as to buy. • " we win, doctor?' overplay your System." springMe Record on him and kid Health, Cargo, "No doubt make many Ml" him until he lets up. The other "'Yes; hand's down,' the physician I shall is to Liability, cues," said Isabelle, "and yet I sin believe everything and String him answered. Automobile, willing to Experiment." - along. The Second Method is the one Elevator, "'Never mind that fractured thigh "I suppose you understand that in usually employee by all True Melons. Department .5tore then, doe.' he read 'Jest take these order to be strong with' the 'various The older the 'llachehlr the bigger the nice Phones( "NOW4 369369 Residence Old 726 looken `teeth' nut of my Phones New 726 mouth se's Kinds that will be on your Tetil yntt cinch. Hold on to one of his Coat- can HarbouI.S North Third St. Jut Off Broadway " , soossoor.,..;., ()Mae'homes Art- :es:form and look, iettst learn'. to Yoe -a op at 'him Mid ask Campbell Building, Paducah, tat." said Nlother. "Pot:instance, ttiei'e :dm a let of feebte-miteled Quest 111% Ky. gabscribe for The Sus. s la the Spring _Lamb with the iithigy about tbe Wicked Word and be will f —