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Digital page images are linked to the text file. d Ibe Jnbtttnb juuVOL X NO 28 PiDUCAHJ KYM MONDAY FEBRUARY 21903 10 CENTS PER WEEK v THEY FOUND POISON IWhIte Arsenic Placed In Birch fam- Ily Coffee at Louisville Louisville Mlnlittri on the Warpath- to Prevent a Reign of 4Lawlesanes ii f POWERS CASE CONTINUED t FOUND WHITE AUSENIO Louisville Ky Feb SWhlte M scuba In largo quantities has been found by State Chemist Olbllllll th coffee which poisoned Mrs Nancy IIt lUrch her daughter Mn Laura Fea man Mrs Frank Cannon of Owens boro Ky t Mn Emma Wade Ain Birch Cooper and a negro servant a t Mn Birchs homo near this city Wed nesday morning All of the victim recovered though for savers days Mrs Birch and Mrs Viarnan were a critical condition The police ar rka at work on the case and It Ii thought an attempt was made to runnier the entire family No arrests have been macleI LOUISVILLE MINISTERS UP IN ARMS Lonlivllle Feb 2A resolution Introduced by Rev J Klnsey Smith Wit adopted by the Lonlivllle mini urlal Association this morning calling upon the citizens of Louiivllle to take some action to prevent a Reign of lawlessness In Louisville The rooon murders were cited u evidence of the lack of proper police regulations and courts were arraigned for their laxity to administering the law PRESENTED JUDGE DU BELLES CLAIMS Washington Feb t Senator De hoe Representative Irwin Moss and Commluloncr of Internal Revenue r Verkea called en the iresldent this morning and presented papers relating to the application of Judge Dnltelle for the fortncomlng vacancy on tb federal bench A TRIAL IMPOSSIBLE Georgetown Feb 2The Caleb Powers case will to called today and continued No witnesses have been subpoenaed and there Is no poullllfly of a trial at this term HURT IN HACK MR O O GRIFFIN PAINFULLY INJURED Mr O 0 Griffin the merchant of Third and Elizabeth streets was In eaterdITImorning the L a depot Uo got Into a back at the depot and gave orders to drive to his home The boy in charge of the vehicle began to whip op the horse and the animal Wit traveling at a pretty good rate of spied when Eighth and Husbands street were reached The hack veered toone side and ranr Into an embankment throwing Mr Griffin forwards and through the back window uti left check was badly out and his note bruised and mashed His teeth were loosened and his lips bruised The injuries are painful but not serious Little damage was done the hack THE MARKETS PmrisnBD Ana or COO it Crew f wdy try Nilraaaary 7U illsal D092 r1 IIPOun Cnuirr 47JLord J IS 140 y at alasaa WrII TOCKSIL R Jsl G 11 u1 iu L tb G rille1 HE SAW HIS SHADOW That ISI If Mr Ground Hog Looked Very Hard When He Came Out =Today Has Been a Typical Spring Day Bees have begun to Swarm Already OPINIONS DIFFER AS TO DATE The preponderance of opinion is that this Is Ground Hog Day the time when the ground bog comes out toehis hole to spend six more weeks well Ing for winter to end That there Ii a difference as to the time however Ii certain Some of the older residents claim that Ground Hog Day la February others that It is the fed and others that It Ii not until the llth The time of day rang Somenof the people however claim that It the sun shines at all during the day It Is a sues sign that winter ii not brok en A Bun representative made a pretty thorough canvass in making his round s and found that the preponderance o opinion Is tfiat WIT February 3 ll Ground Hog Day A few citizen who formerly lived In Tennessee con tend that yesterday was the day those from Illinois claim that the tub II the day One thing however Is certain If astinredly saw his shadow for It has been a typical sunny spring day with overcoats discarded and fires out Throngs of people were down tin n shopping and a few have already one combed to spring fever A rather unusual thing for this time of the year Ii tbo swarming of bees Several reputable citizens and ml dents of the county called today to re port that their berg were swarming and this is considered a surd sign that conetradiction of the fact that the group bog saw his shadow which Ii regard ed as equally as sure a sign that winter will not be over for six weeks BYES ALMOST OUT Painful Burns Inflicted on Colored Porter Jodiy His Eyesight Saved by Closing His Eyes When Flash Came Will Moore colored an employ of the Gardner Furniture Co of South Third street met with a serious aces dent this morning and narrowly ea raped losing his eyesight Among Moores duties at the store is stove polishing and he was at work at this when the accident happened Polish containing gasoline or some other liquid of equal combustible qnalltlei was uied and being unable to see iniide the stove Moore struck a match to aid him Tn hl work There was a sudden flash and when tbo smoke had cleared away the nitration ate nun bad no moustache no eyelashes or eyebrows and very little hair Ails face and right hand were badly burned and his condition ii serious Dr J E Cole wag called in and buns Moore erelwn6bis eyesight ppB IrNQSLIOT Mayiville fbybleb 2Three masked men TiilteUtbe home of John brewer FarrowL the aged father of Squire Sam Farrow near Mount Oil fad last night and demanded money 1ictTO thorn When they demand ed more he struck one of them and all three assaulted and shot him The robbers escaped FUNERAL OF 8BASSMr Johnson Homer and wife returned from Florence 8tajilothU morning TheyjiioMthan tp attend the fn neralbtrMrs lfaulrhp dtodSaiurday The funeral wai conducted too Mt Pleasant church yesterday ts v aairs0 MR PIERSON MISS NORVELL LEAD A Big Vote Polled Today With The Above Results CONTESTANTS WELL BUNCHED Mr Ed Pearson leads In the mens contest and Miss Llllie Norvell in the ladles contest today and consequently win the fourth prize of II In cash offered to the leaders at the end of each week In The Suns great contest Miss Norvell has captured all tbo prizes In tho ladies contest so far The vote today was very heavy and shows the interest being taken In the contort if you are not voting you should do so and help a friend win one of these splendid prizes we are offering The coupon below Is good for one vote and it you pay for The Sun In advance you are entitled to as many votes as pennies paid The vote Is as follows Ed Pierson 6943 Charles Bandy 8783 Charles Ilolllday 4439 4131I Pixler 3139 TW Baird 1019 Henry Weimer 880 tuOF MAN ARRESTED NOT THE RIGHT MAN Several people from Smlthland to day state that Livingston county offi have not yet returned from where a answering of Frank Cowan wanted In Livingston county murder of Warren two weeks Ii under arrest The eral seems to be that he Ii right man- Subscribe The Sun J J Treundlloh 704 WT Pete Smith 76 George Uannan 63 Young Taylor 60 The leaden in The Suns contest LADIES CONTEST Miss Lillie Norvell MOl Mn Dr Duloy 6262 Mrs Almeda Arnold 8 THE PRIZES First 1rlze flOO In gold Second prize 180 in gold Third prlzeS30 Fourth prllUIIO Fifth prlzeUO Next fourl each In the most popular lady contest th prizes are Flnt prize Traniportatlon to Col orado and return at any time dnrlni this year Second prize Traniportatlon to el then Chicago or New Orleans and t urn at any time In this year 4 I VOTE FOR An Most Pcpular Officer In Paducah Signed Monday February 2 I VOTE FOR dAsthe most popular lady in Paducah Signed Moodtyl February 2 PROBABLY NOT COWAN LIKELY core Uawesville man the description the man for the Woodward ago gen opinion not the for Kirkpatrlek 333 HEARING POSTPONED THE ASSESSMENT OF STEAM BOATS NOT YET SETTLED Attorneys E W Bagby and Jame Campbell have returned from Frank fort where they went for the pnrppae of arguing before the board the asses ment of steamboat property owned by nonresidents The cases aro of great Interest here and a full board not be ing present the argument was do layed Mr Bsgby represented the St Louis and Tennessee River Packet companytind Jndgo Campbell the Ayer Lord Tie company The Price is Done Went Till She Kudnt Went No Wenter When Hart Kuts he shuts he do hes the kuttinest Kuttcr U ever sawed hut Every one of them there beautifulest Khrismus Kut Glass and China things and the rest of them trig Isfj f KUT TO KOSt ifiEO 0e HART SONS GO no nuU rr receiving OAIMf anti ft tty6rt Ij sssl t1 A FINE ATTENDANCE Supt Hatfield Much Gratified at the Record There Will De Over Fifty Promotions Among the Pupils of the Schools ONLY A FEW DEMOTIONS The public schools opened this morn ing for the iprlng term with an excel lent attendance The schools were diimiiicd Wednes day afternoon at 4 oclock for the mainder of the week and Thursday and Friday was consumed by the teachers in making out reports of the average scholarship for the fall term These reports were filed with Superin tendent UatUeld who examined them and made necessary promotions He reports that there were between 50 and 60 promotions made in the gram demoetloni There were no changes in the High schools as it Is very seldom that pupils makes sufficiently high per cent to warrant a promotion Superintendent Hatfleld In speaking of the attendance last termldiltIs remarkable what fine attendance we had last term There were so few ab sent that the attendance might ba sailed perfect Several rooms In the various buildings bAd not a pupil sent an excellent record for a room Most of the pupils who were absent at any time during the past term were absent on account of Illness and bad weather but ell who were able to at tend did come and I think the record for attendance will compare favorably with the attendance In any schools BASEBALL OUTLOOK Plans Being Drawn for the Bleachers and Grand Stand IIAir Sam Jackson In Madlionvillo to Attend a Meeting Baseball In Paducah this summer la a lure go and already the plans for the grand stand and bleachers are being drawn The worst of drawing the plans has boen put in the hands of Architect Bralnard and he will have them ready in a short time The grandstand will seat from 1000 to 1200 people and the bleachers will seat from 600 to 700 people A representative from the A H Spanldlng firm the largest dealers In sporting goods In the world it here looking after the uniforms and outfits Mr Sam Jackson Ii in Madiionvlllo attending the meeting for the league promoters and a meeting will probably be held here later to see if Jackson Teno and Cairo Ill can be gotten in Two game with the Pittiburg National league club have been arrange ed for August and September It not so3n r and Paducah will thus be ena bled to see lome national league stars CAR DOO MILLER OOLOREDLOUKED- UP ON THE CHARGE Doo Miller colored who took out libel papers against the steamer bonanza several days ago was arrested this morning In Mayfield and brought to the city at noon to answer before Judge Sanders tomorrow morning for breaking the seal of an Illinois Central box oar Miller Ii alleged to have broken Into the car here In the yards but claims he did not get anything Two Illinois Central special agents had boon work ing on the case since Saturday night when the act was committed and lO- cated their man this morning In May field Milter Will placed In jail upon arrival hero and will be given a pro llmmary hearing tomorrow morning The offense Is a felony Mr Awn Pool of LonUVllle arrived last evening on a brief trip II p 1NEED NEW METHODS t r Kentucky Liquor Dealers Displeased A WitirOutlook Many of the Southern States Going Prohibition Mad Dealen to Sell to Container e HEAVY LOSS OF BUSINESS Kentucky dlitlllen and wholesale liquor dealers do not like the stand legislatures several states are taking on the liquor question Already ai claimed the business of Kentucky x firms has been seriously Injured by laws which have been passed during tbo pelt two years and too prospect for future legislation ii anything but law In South Caroli na It Is alleged has merely resulted In keeping reputable firms from doing business In the itate and has cost Ken tacky dealers thousands of dollars ev cry year It has been in force One dealer says The whiskey business of the state went to the lowest bidder with the result that the people got the poorest whiskey made in the country On Tuesday the legislature of Ten neisee linseed the Evans bill better known to whiuey mens i the Four mile bilL This bill makes the entire state drywith the exception of cities of over 6000 inhabitants The only cit ies in that state in which whiskey can be sold after the governor signs the bill are Nashville Memphis Knox Title Chattanooga Jackson Bristol Columbia and Clarksville The Virginia legislature is consider ing a law Imposing a license of 1000 a year on all ialocns and North Caro lina Is considering a similar law mak lug the saloon license 8000 a yen Over half at Texas has voted I f forcalIIlIdiwhich are said to tw popularltyIn other wordthe oath which hubeen a erotica which Kentucky has al Yr1 considered her own so far as the whiskey business goes has become the scone of a conflict between the prph bition the whiskey jntereiii and thus fit the fights have gone against the Whiskey Indo A Lonlivllle paper says that in view of the change which are being made In Southern laws governing the whiskey trades a number of the larg eat firms In Louisville are considering making a radical change in their meth ods of doing business Heretofore every whiskey house In Lonlivllle has sold either to the wholesaler or to the saloon Under the new laws this will be Imponlble According to the plans being made local houses intend to sell directly to the consumer in those lectioni where there are saloons al lowed Newspaper advertiiing ti to be used to bring the gooIs directly before the public and thoniandi of circulars will be sent out In this way it Is hoped to win back some of the business which has been lost- POLICE REPORTi 151 Arrests Were Made During thoiPast Month The Patrol Wagon Made 171 Runs and Covered 178 Miles Tho report of police work for the past mouth J complete and shown that the police in Paducah made 151 arrests during the month It will bo presented to the council tonight There were 70 white males and 7 females and 80 colored male and 14 colored females arrested Tho great est number of offenses wad breaches ot the poses of which there were 44 The next was drunks 91 In number The patrol wagon made 117 tons apd covered ITS m- ilesMrnwent to Benton this jaoralnj business c d PILLS CUREVa Bctbcb wd nllm aft trouble tees dent to abUlou state sysmmaaoh HUM DromlMM llw uuwiKtetn wmtbeirino1 muubM now rStJD sh- ownSICK la s n ir almitetnooRrodlp totoaearnwsafrn cornel ill dlwrdonoltluilomxih UmoUUU I7oa1Jevt4HEADlobe they wentdtstmewtpAate eager from UU compltlatj bottom their notend berend those Whom try IMa win and thelittle pull Vale ln many Tlli they not wll =lodowitboutt rlutarterauskit h- eadACHE Jj the but cf to many Urn that km li OUrWourollbUouc vT7M TtoUl r or- tBitrare strictly Yfsettbl l- bbutvi atascent plwit =by dngftaU 1I17 mats co Nrr ImanlLSm 1iTDolalrSa rriCe BUILDING PERMITS ONLY TEN ISSUED IN PADUCAH LAST MONTH The largest building permit lined t last month was for the Masonic and Odd Fellows building the amount be lug 40385 There were ten permits f In all limed ai follow a buildingastreets for 0J8S Tony Vogt for f 300 frame build ing on Ninth between Husbands and Bookmen streets W P Rndd for 150 framo build i ing on Hampton avenue between Twelfthand Thirteenth streets Richard Holland for 300 frame building on Thirteenth between Trim ble and Burnett streets j Minnie Russell for 800 frame building on Lincoln street i Robert S Menifee for 1600 frame building on Harrison between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets Frank RIeke for 4000 brick building on Washington between Nine teenth and Twentieth itreeta Bettle Cantrell for 300 frame building on Rawer avenue between Smlthland and Brakeman avenues J W Bloomfield for 1600 brick building on Jefferson between Elev oath and Twelfth streets Julia L Ross for 1900 frame build log on Trimble between Eleventh and- Twelfth streets LEFT THE ARCADE Mr John Lane has retired as secretary of The Arcade and li inccceded t ai manager bj Mr Ike Potter who has been In charge of the wholesale department for several months past Mr Lane li to open a coffee and tea store at 125 South Third street where ho will handle spices baking powders 1and In fact have an nptodate coffee and tea house such ai are found In the large cities He will carry china glass and qneensware and expect to open op In a fewdaya New Spring Ginghams j andh Embroideries n r Beautiful things for I spring wear Call while the lines are complete ley DRY GOODS CO Al 111101Xok Alleged Horse Thief Wanted in Clin ton Captured Joo Campbell Had Made Arrangements to Elope Showed Fight Fulton Ky Fob 2Joe Campbell wanted at Clinton on a charge of horse stealing was run down by Sheriff Carpenter and posse at Water Valley six miles northeast of here When brought to bay in n room at the Hub bard house he showed Ughtand in his efforts to get away was the target for several volleys from a posse which had surrounded the house When he saw that escape was next to impose ble he throw down his rlllo and surrendered Ho was brought to Fulton at onceCampbell has a streak of romance running through him and his capture can be laid to this fact lie had made all arrangement to elope with one of Fultons young women it li said and she had gone to Water Valley to await hit arrival when they were to take a train that would carry them out of the state The total rewards for his arrest amount to 1125 and will bo divided between Sheriff Carpenter Marshal Robertson and Night Officer Baker who have been instrumental In the capture POPULAR MAN DEAD Mr Buck Billlngton a Victim of Pneumonia at Epperson Few Better Known Men In This Sec tion of the State Mr Buck Billington one of the best known men in this section died yesterday at hit home near Epperson from pneumonia and heart disease af ter a brief illness He had resided in the county for many years and leaves a wife and several children to mourn his toes Among his children la Mr Sam Billington who teaches school at Lone Oak Mr Billlngton was a candidate for county assisor at the lat election He was popular with all who knew him The funeral took place this morning burial at LoreUceTille WANTS TROOPS KENTUCKY SOLDIERS INVITED TO WORLDS FAIR DED ICATION Frankfort Ky Feb 3 Governor Beckham has received a letter from President David R Francis of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition extend ing an Invitation for the governor and staff and a regiment of the Kentucky state guard to bo present at the dedi catory ceremonies on April next In St Louis The letter states that quarters and subsistence will be furnished the troops during the stay and urges that either a regiment or a bat tallon be sent It Is moro than likely that the governor and staff will be present It will be determined shortly whether any troops will acoompa ny them IIfiSPECflNQ THE ROUTE EXAMINATION FOR RURAL CAR RIERS THIS AFTERNOON Inspector P S Nobler of the rural route service arrived today and start ed out this morning accompanied by Assistant Postmaster John Fisher to make an inspection of Route No4 which is expected to be established In a short time Dud la out the Benton examination for rural carrier Is set for 5 oclock this afternoon at the government building but It Is proba ble Mr Kebler will not finish the In spection In time to hold It In which event the examination will be deferred until the latter part of the week The Inspector goes to Princeton from here and after completing his work there will return hero to hoM the examina tion In case it is not held today DEATH AT MOIIGANFIELD Union town Ky Feb 2J Will lam Chapman of MorgauUsld Ky Is dead Twentysix yours ago he mare rled Miss Florence Harding She and five children survive him He was ill thirteen weeks The Beaver arrived at Louisville and started back to Cairo witha tow i a Mr Hazzard Was In the City Last Evening The Marine Ways Deal to Be Closed This Seek Mr W W Bastard of Cleveland Oi the promoter who U working for tho Howards and other capitalists who are seeking to form a combine of ma nine ways and docks of Importance on the Ohio was In the city last night Mr Hazzard held a short conference with the ways owners here and left for the cast again lost night Captain Howard and his associates will arrive in Paducah this weekprob ably tho latter par tanlt will look over Ihewayiond if everything is found suitable will make a transfer There has been much said about Captain Howard and hit plans and of the local ways deal and the management here does not desire to say anything far ther than that the transfer will bo made on approval of the Howard This will take but little time and the change can bo completed within a day HOBSON RESIGNS THE SPECTACULAR NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR DOES THAT IN PREFERENOE TO WORK Washington Feb a Captain Rich mood P Hobson has tendered his resignation ai a constructor In the navy For some time Captain Hobson has sought to be retired but the board which examined him pronounced him fit for duty and he was ordered re coolly to take charge of contraction work at Bremerton Wash naval station It li asserted that for lomo tlmo Captain Hobson has suffered from an affection of the eyes which he and his friends have said incapacitated him for active duty A bill to retire him was passed br the house of representa tires and recently when it was called np In tea sonata by Senator Morgan it was pasted over on objection by Sen ator Cockrell who Insisted that an ex amining board had pronounced him tit for duty and that bo should Dot be re a letter to the secretary of the naryUaptain Hobson sets out the reasons for hli resignation the principal one being the bad condition of his eyes It li said tonight that Admiral Taylor chief of tho bureau of navigation will recommend the acceptance of Captain Uobsons resignation LITTLE HOPE OF PARDON AMBASSADOR OHOAT E UNABLE TO SECURE MRS MAY BRICKS RELEASE London Feb 2Both Ambassador Choate and Mrs Florence Maybrick herself recently received rebuffs In the attempts to gain the latters freedom Home Secretary AkersDouglai replied to the embassys representations and ts the imprisoned womans appeals that he saw no grounds for her release The appeals were made especially In connection with the necessity for Mrs Maybricki presence In the United States to testify In the Virginia land suits in which she and her mother Baroness de Roqnes are interested The baroness has exhausted all her means In her endeavors to gain her daughter freedom and Is now almost pennilessU EXTENSION BEGUN WATER COMPANY BEGAN WORK TODAY ON WASHINGTON STREET IMPROVEMENT The Water company this morning put to work on Washington street a large force of men to make tho exten lion of mains from Ninth to Eleventh as ordered by the council recently It Is estimated that the work will quire several dal but will be finished by the end of the week This Is tho only extension the company has to make at present ALLEGED MURDERERSACQUITTED Mnrphysbord Feb 2The jury In the RlloyOowger murder trial re turned a verdlflt of not guiltyafter deliberating one hour Four ballots were taken In the first three eleven bolng for acquittal and one for oouvlo tlon On the fourth ballot the ver dirt of not guilty wasarrived at Mrs Riley will leave for Carrollton to reside Oowger will live at Rose Hill and left for that place n h1 It Will be Held From Way 19th tto2 Inclusive Preparations for the Event Are Now Being Madoin Now Orleans New Orleans La Feb20eDeral Gordon commanding the United don federate Veterans announced that according to the custom heretofore In forcewblch leaves to the oomirandlng general and thai departnuritcommanil ors the fixing of tho dates of the noun ion tho thirteenth annual reunion will beheld In the city of New leans La on May 10 20 21 and 31 1903 Tuesday Wednesday Thunda and Friday respectively those day having been named by tho host ai rat lifaotory The commanding general also an noun Xc that 1490 ramps have al ready joined tho association and he expresses the hope that many more will ills applications before the reun ion He urges veterans everywhere to get together and form themselves into camps and send at once to headquarters for orcanirotlon papers that their aid may be secured in carrying out the benevolent praiseworthy and patriotic objects of our order II F M Hill of McKinney Tex and B 0 EIIIof Caddo L T have bought a splendid blooded dark horse IllS hands high and six years old with out a blemish and fully trained and Railed which Is to be presented to General John B Gordon at the Con federate reunion in this city and rid den by him In tho parade of the ex Confederate veterans In May The horse will be presented In the name of the veterans Y M C A NOTES YESTERDAYS CROWDS WERE QUITE LARGE There was an excellent attendance t the Y M 0 A yesterday after noon and three men spoke on the subject of Why I Am a Christian They were Messrs R E Little U Q a Leigh and Dr D T Stuart The talks were short but all excellent and the points were well carried This was preceded bya meeting of the Boys Bible Chemistry class A loolal hour followed the speaking and thl ended tho work at the association for the day Saturday night there were two ket ball game and an hour of sleight of hand work Tho latter was per formed by Mr H R Fitch and quite a neat little sum was realized from the entertainment Ton cents admis ion was charged and the attendance was large Tonight there will be a boys social given by the members of the Boys Bible Chemistry club WAS A BLESSING CADIZ PEOPLE BUILDING BET TER BUILDINGS AFTER THE FIRE Tho tire which visited Cadiz lat July has as Is usually the case bleD the means of Improvement rather than a disaster to the town Two build logs tho Bank of Cadiz and tho store occupied by W L Dnnn have been completed and are now occupied Three other for J J Garton M H Jagoo and Chappell Cowherd are now being built and will be ready for occupancy in early spring Theo buildings are all twostory brick roo placing In some instanceiframo build jogs COUNCIL MEETS TUB POLICE ORDINANCE TO COME UP THIS EVENNO iTbe regular meeting of the council takes plaoo this evening and about the most important thing to Dome up will be the ordinance passed policeICouncilman Ilnmmel has gone over to the other side and will this time vote for the reduction In which event the ordinance will doubtless pass the noun oil also Damage Done by Glacier Slide slidestookCaucasusRussianine horses and thirtyseven human falllncmail I For over 50 yearsathe starboard family pill Act directly onk i 2the liver gently laxative iZXEz u None so good c as the Rock Island a I wittt to ajnu toy gratitude lor year kindness loud everything npin4il OIIloedj tit trip very mach I traveled sad n cratct MUt ncclnd canary sad kladMii I traveled oa a down er more iilliMdi but loud none lood la twr respect to the Rock liiuAFrt a llama Ufra 1aI I 1 rorlrtcnlen bllregeden fory Aotein rranctaco Its El Feerkock Island poncoUtnadctrd1ce givingroll Inaves arA IS 4th It Cincinnati A Pair of Shoes Free Yes sir a pair of shoes free to patrons off our shoe shining standIis our offer Heres How Its Done IWhenyou get a shine at our stand you will receive a ticket good for 10 cents In merchan dime at our store f Isnt Jt simple When you buy a pair of shoes of us each f these coupons Is worth just one dime aspair of 350 shows Drop in when you need a shine and see how soon you will get a pair of shoes ILENDLER J LYDON The People Who Save You Money on Every Purchase s FOR GOOD HEALTH To preserve or restore It there is no better prescription for men women and children than RIpans Tabules They are easy to take They are made of a comblnllItion of medicines approved and used by every physi clan Ripens Tabules are used by all sorts of people but to the plain everyday folks they are a veritable friend in need RIpans Tabules have become their standard family remedy They are a dependable hon est remedy with a long and successful record to cure indigestion dyspepsia habitual and stubborn constipation offensive breath heartburn dizziness palpitation- of the heart sleeplessness muscular rheumatism sour stomach bowel and liver complaints They strengthen yweak stomachs build up rundown systems restore pure blood good appetite and sound natural sleep Everybody derives constant benefit from a regular use of Ripans Tabules Your druggist sells them The fivecent packet Is enough for an ordinary occasion The Family Bottle 60 cents contains a supply for a ear RIPANSI SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SUN 1tr IITHE SUNS PUZZLE PICTURE II I fear I shall be late for the opera if James does not hurry Where is he KEMARKABLEELOPBIENT MAN AT A811LANDALLEGEIUI8 WIFE WENT UP IN A WALLOON Of all the searches for missing wives on record Henry Prater of I IMcher county Kentucky probably- has about tho most difficult to pursue lie hat been to Ashland and several other places seeking her and says the last seen of her she went up In a bal loon The elopement was decidedly the most unique on record He says they whb married after a romantic courtship and a mouth or two ago a show came to a nearby town and he and his bride went to toe It While there an aeronaut offered to take up any young lady not afraid to make the ascension Prater says his bride and the aero naut made several trip and on one of them tailed to come down To find her be says li now his mission life He has given up his farm and started out In quest of her but thus far without success HAS 10000000000CAPITAL LAIUJEST CAPITALIZED CON CERN IN TilE WOULD FORMED Plttabnrg Ka Fob 3R D Cool ter an attorney of this city Is cue of the incorporators In the largest capl etslized corporation In the world not even excepting the United States steel corporation The concern is the Inter Cooitruollou and Develop 11national Its capital is 110000 I 000000 Some time ago It was nounced that the concern had been chartered In Arizona but It was con Mitered a Joke Today Mr Coulter ex hibited the papers of Incorporations The company will go into wholesale manufacturing In the undeveloped western states Venentela Mexico and other southern countries COURT AT METROPOLIS L O WINS THE INJUNCTION SUIT THEREiThe Injunction suit to prevent the Illinois Central from building over a certain pats to Golconda Ill tried In Metropolis and in which the Wabash railroad was tbo plaintiff was won tiy the Illinois Central the court hold ing that the route taken by the f nods Ventral would not shut the other OutMrs Whalen whose husband was r killed in the yards at Brookport and who sued the Illinois Central for damages lost her suit She will probably take an appeal A TRACE OF GOLD METROPOLIS MAN JUBILANT OVER MINERAL DISCOVERY aMetropolis Ill Feb IIAn assay report Just received by David Zettler of Metropolis on an oro specimen found In Manao county says that the- oro contains a trace of gold Zettler has been sinking a abaft ton miles north of Metropolis In quest of lead and zinc which have been found in small quantities Easily Explain t George W Cable In talking to a Sunday school class of mUll girls one day said that he had three children at homo sad halt of them were girls To one puzzled small person ei- plainedl blandly jat the other halt CANCELLATION OF A LEASE ON HAMILTON COLLEGE IS OAUS1NO OONSIuERABLK SPECULATION Lexington Ky Feb 2The can collation of tbo lease on Hamilton col logo here it creating no end of comment Hamilton college bas been for years one of tbo recognized female schools of the south drawing chiefly from Texas the northwestern and southern states Its long llneot Out formed girls matching to and from church on Sunday chaperoned by several teachers has been one of tho pleas- Ing and familiar sights of tbo oily The Institution was founded by J M Hockey alibi city and was for years known as Hocker college Prof BA Jenkins now president of Kentuck University which Institution owns the college buildings and grounds married a daughter of the founder and many believe IIIIs for the purpose of changing tbo name beck to Rocker col lege that the lease has been cancelled The board of curators of the university has decided that the place shall be used for a female school Instead of be ing turned Into a girls dormitory for the Kentucky University as at first proposed SCHOOL BOARD THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET ING TO HE WELD TO MORROW The regular monthly meeting of th board of education will bo hold tomorrow night at Washington building on West Broadway Among the In teresting things to come up will be tno report of the grievance committee relative to the Investigation of the charge that some of the teachers were responsible for the small attendance In the schools on Christmas eve Superintendent Hatfleld has made out his report for the past mouth and will also give a few facts in general about the work of the fall term He has very favorable reports to be made both as to the excellent work and the attendance a IF UNWELL Try a bottle of Herbine notice the improvement speedily effected your appetite energy strength and vigor Watch bow it brightens the spirits gives freedom from indigestion and debility Isaac Story Ave Mo writes Sept 101000 I was In had health Iliad itomanh trouble for 13 months also dumb chills Dr JWMory prescribe- llerbine It carat me In two weeks cannot recommend It too highly it will do all you claim for it If Sold b DnUois Kolb and SMITIILANDS PROGRESS EFFORT BEING MADE TO ES TABLISH ELECTRIC PLANT An effort Is being made In Smith land to establish an electric light plant there Mr Tom Holt li promot rug the enterprise and will establish the plant if he meets with the proper encouragement It li said that the price of Incandescent lights will be It a month per lig- htCASTOR IIAFor Infants and Children Tfw Kind You Hare Always Sought Bars the s a NEWS OF THE RIVERS THE STAGES Cairo 28888 rise Chattanooga 4901 rile Cincinnati 24517 rise Evanivlllo 19918 rise Florenoo8008IalJohaoaIII fall Louisville 108 lSfaU Ml Carmel 1699rile NaihTllle 10902 fall Plttsbnrg 183 70 fall Davis Island Dam 18fr 81 fall St Louis 9606 fall Paducah 178 17 time Observations taken at 7 am Hir er 178on the gaud a a rise of 37 in lam 48 hours Wind southwest light breeze Weather part cloudy and warm Ralnfall ln last 48 hours OOJ inches Temperature 86 Pell Observer The Avalon left at noon for Chatta Tennessee li duo out of Tennessee river tomorrow The Dick Fowler cleared for Cairo oa time this morning The Dnffey went Into Cumberland river yesterday for The Joe Fowler left at noon for Eranirillo with a good trip The Lyda came out of Cumberland river this morning with ties The William Towle went into Cum borland river yesterday for ties The Mary Michael li laying Dp for repairs She has a broken pump The Inverness will arrive out of the Cumberland this week with tire The towboat Josie left this morning for MIsslMlpptrlver for a tow of logo The Pavonla Is due today from Cum berland river with a tow of 8000- ties The Margaret arrived Saturday toyof 42000 tied The Russell Lord will come up to morrow from Mound City with a to of empty barges for the Ayer Lord Co The Buttortf li due out of the Cum berland today at noon She will leav Immediately on her arrival for Nash ville The Lola Warren poised down terday from Cumberland river with ties She will go into that river again for Moren a ion of Captain John Moron transportation muter Ot tholSprguoThe Thomas Parker arrived out of nighet with ties and it at Joppa unloading She will como up this afternoon and leave for Tennessee river for another tow of ties The big slilewhoeler Now South passed down from Cincinnati to New Orleans yesterday afternoon loaded to the guards with farming Implements and salt She it en route to New Or Ileana where she has been chartered out ai an excursion steamer Oatain Ed Howard who li reputed to be at the head of the propoiod steam boat building combine Is one of the builders who has come up from the ranks He is dally to be found In his yard discussing various matters with his men He li the hardest worker comiabout the shipyard It li certain that bine Captain Howard will not at any tlmo enter Into a combination which will oppress nil ship carpenters whoI have 10 long worked for hImIWater In River Jordan A dally average of 6100000 tons of water la received Into the sea from duringIyear level Is Kept down by evaporation only theyintense beat the dry atmosphere and the dry winds which are constantly blowing down the gorges between the mountains GREAT AMERICAN WEEK London Mob ITDII will be a great American week end at Windsor By command of the king Bonias ban gave a concert today Mr Henry White the American charge daffaires and Mrs White dined with the king and queen tonight and will remain at the cattle until Monday Gen Mlle- will join the party At the request of Lieut Gen Mlle Mr White Hiked his majesty to receive the general lu audience next week The king however invited the gen eral to visit him on Sunday explain ing that his engagement with the dake of Devonshire to attend a house party at his seat in Obatsworth would pre vent him from receiving the American TO MARK INGALLS GRAVE His Friend Seek for a Stone Such ae He Described The gravo of the late Jon J Ingalli at Mt Vernon cemetery will be marked by a nctlve bowlder deposited In Kansas soil In the glacial period according to an Atchison Kan patch In the St Louts GlobeDemocrat This will be done In obedience to a letter written In the senate chamber at Washington Doe 10 1890 to Mrs IngalU In Atchison The letter fol lowsThe cold wave has passed off and the morning Is like April The world Is so lovely at Us best this life Is so delightful that I dread the thought of leaving It I have seen and expert sliced so little of what may be seen and known that It seems like closing a volume of which have only glanced at the title page What an uncivil host life 1110 Invite us to an entertainment which we are compelled to attend whether we like It or not and then to unceremoniously take us by the arm and bow us out Into the night stormy and dismal to go stumbling about without so much as a lantern to show us the way to an other town Our ground In the cemetery should have monument I bate these obel- Isk urns and stone cottages and should prefer a great natural rock one of the red bowlders known as the Most rocks of the prairie porphyry from the North brought down glacial times with a small surface smoothed down just large enough to make a tablet In which should be In sorted the bronze letters of our name Ingalli and nothing else A stone such as described Is now being sought VIRCHOW WILLING TO WAIT Great Physician Believed Print Un diratod the Situation A young physician a graduate of the Berlin University of Medicine and who was a student there during the time that the late Prof Vlrchow held a chair of the faculty tella this story of the great pathologist Prof Vlrchow had accepted the Invi tation of the surgeons of a Lelnilc hospital to be present a a very un usual and difficult operation All was ready In the operating room The sur 0loons Instruments la hand were swatting the arrived of the patient the operating room when a nurse In formed them that the patient was be priestwand would rot ke ready for several minutes Upon receipt of this men lanwguage and apologized profusely the protestor for the delay One of them even went so far as to say that he would wait no longer but ahonlil de oreunshrlveu This was accompanied with Irreverent humor The great pathologist who though not a nllglrrlit always respected the religious beliefs of his patients said Gentlemen be patient put down your Instruments tr priest knows you all better than I and has undoubtedly dis covered the fact that the longer he prays the longer the patient lives oo In ISDid you bear of Mrs Slslers un fortunate mishap No Indeed What was itWhy she was having a little house party at her aerial chateau and sent her aeronaut with the omnibus bal loon to the air line station to bring tho guests to the house has always thought the man so trusty He has been with her two yean Out It seems be had mixed himself an oxygenated highball that morning and he wasnt In a respond ble condition Mercy what did be dot Why be completely lost his head on the up grade and collided with an aeromotor moving van with such vio lence that the balloon broke lose from the bus and tho dreadul man dropped his whole load Into the laltel Hardy Caused Nor vous Prostration Heart Trouble and Great Suffering DrMUesHenrt Cure and Nervine Cured Me When the symptoms of heart disease and weakness ate present together with Jtheed of nervous trouble much benefit tired from the use of both Ncrrlne sad lleerl- Cure The Nervine quiets the weary brain aid brings sweet sleep it brings the needed nourishment the nervous system restores nerveforce vitality and cnercr The action of the Heart Cure Is equally beneficial It aids the rood work of Nervine by enriching bydheart beats or pulse to their normal activity Some years ago while I was connected with the Western Nebraska Conference as Presiding Elder was so overworked that I became greatly run down In health and sui feted for two years with serious nervous pros hadsspells cl heart palpitation and smothering and later there was a great deal oi pain the region ol the heart and a feeling cl oppression In the chilI During all this time l was very nervous irritable and unable to sleep Being advised to try Dr Miles Ner vine and Heart Cure and Pain KIN they proved exceeding beneficial to roe affording complete and permanent cure Since then your remedies have frequently ken used by sad always with the best resultsRzvC PouiiMVt U tt Church Washington D C bottie1dies Mdre IIi a Rudy Phillips Co Rugs Rugs Rugs r This week we are going to put on sale our entire stockof rugs consisting of Velvets myrna Moquette and Axmiasters at prices which considering the increased cost of these goods n this season will probably not be equaled again i We would advise every housekeeper to attend this sale andiselect what rugs you may need as it will certainly be a saving of money to you Your money back if purchase not satisfactory Smyrna Rugs 36xr81 65 21x44 135 26x54 175 3ox6o 225 36x72 300 Moquette Bigelow Axminsters fine high pile fabric exquisite colorings and patterns 400 I36x72 650 Carpet Size Rugs a ft Smyrna 8 114117 Brussels 1350I 50 3X2K 1410 3X3 495 3x3M 595 3x4 6 60 18x36 t 95 30x60 250 36x72 350 30x60 job lot 175 36X72 275 A very 30x60 119XI2I k 1 Smyrna Rugs IColors1 I I 50 Rent nnt IMoquetteI I IIIIA IwoolI Cotton Chain Rugs All Wool 3x236 1525 3x3 630 r 3x3J 735 3x4 8 40 Remnants of Carpets- For 1 rugs and small rooms again during this saleat 75C a yard for the best quality Velvet 64C a yard for the best quality BrusselsII49C a yard for the second IILace Curtains We place on sate ifonday morning several special values that you wiii do well to see 750 a pair for a splendid curtain worth 100 longhso8300OthersSample pairs slightly soiled from showing at half price Window Shades I Special attention is paid to this branch of our business We handle nothing but the best andcan give you any colorl or shade 250 wanted each best water color shade Soc each best oil shade sizeII yardSpring all prices from ipc KEEP OUT THE WET HEAD AND HEELS If You Want Health There are times better shoes are needed and this season of the year when we are having rain and mud is the time Buy good shoes and cover them with rubbers for especially wet weather so read our list of prices and see if you cant find something to interest you- BOYS AND YOUTHS DEPARTMENT 65C buys boys3 to 5 youths satin calf heavy sole 125 buys boys 3 to 5 satin calf heavy sole were tSo 1175SIat 12SI25 and 6140 buys line Marine sold 6 to 2 extra good MENS DEPARTMENT 8150 buys mans heavy upper tap sole good stylecheap at h2 25 uuys mans heavy tap sole usually sells for 200 buys mans calf lined box calf shoe 200 buys mans Eli shoe This stock does not scar or peel 8200 buys mans kid McKay or welt sewed perspiringWOMENS DEPARTMENT 150 buys line patent calf heavy sole solid were 2 00 82 50 buys line patent kid kid welt sole were 8300 8200 buys line heavy extension sole extra value Rodyiftfliks Co t1j t1Pnbl1CAtJ 9un ftt 6ra AFTERNOON AND WEEKLY BY THE SUN PUBLISHING CO r tlJOnipRATED run X Vim President and Editor J Genera Mutter SUBSCRIPTION RATES mares the offlcokiP S cib- Kr u second clan matter TUE DAILY SUN Bj carrier per week tar mill per month lnladvanoqe0 Sy mill per In advanle TIlE WEEKLY SUN One year cj mill postage pet4IIOO Addnu TUB BUN Paducah Kj Omc III South Third TcLMBOHsTJilM Cilcro B B Oitwrnt In charge lota Tribune Building 4 T lB SUX our H iwrno AT rn MUOWIXO Jttqcs L D Clements Sc Co Van Cnlln Bra Palmer House MONDAY FEn 2 1903 DAILY THOUGHT To express the life to untold what his been wrapped np In ustbnt Ii success THE WEATHER Fair and colder tonight Tnesda fair and cold OUR EXCESSIVE TAXES The progressive people In the Ia- terare being fully aroused to the great that it done the state and oltle the obvious determination of the grabbers trust at Frankfort to everything possible In order to thanmore money to distribute for the various stategrsf It la nnnocouar toTdescrlbe how teas of thousands of dollars are paid out every year to offio holders who are Incompetent and gel get princely pay for their sinecures and additional thousands to supper- various Institutions of the state all of which are run by appointees oUJili grafters now holding office The latest victory of theme ofBc holders is the decision of tlirepil Judge CantrlU who holds one of tb championship belts fpr getting revert od deciding that Insurance companies must pay a franchise tax Perhaps It is just and right to compel them to I pay the tax but it looks as It the gang at Frankfort Is determined to tai everything from a to izzard Not only this but the state taxes themselves are too high They drive oat many enterprises and prevent many others from coming We have no means of knowing just how much damage this perpetual tax business hat injured the state but theta b every reason to believe It has done a great deal of harm i t Along this line the Louisville Her I old says The people of Kentucky generally and the citizens of Loulsvlllo specially are Interested in the question oi 1 what is done with the money the pile into the state and city coffers W have a state tax that is too high and a city tax too high Like Alexander who sighed that there were no more worlds to conquer the Inqniiitorlal tax gatherer in Kentucky is unhappy when he cannot find something new to levy upon Our state is suffering from the imposition of taxes foi which value can be shown except to an army of overpaid and in toe many comes Incapable officials city county and state A glance at the multiform bureaucratic burden uDder which our people suffer would incline to the belief that one part of the American people work and strive all their lives to provide salaries for host of officials who toll not neither do they spin A mandoes not keep up a private establishment yond his just requirements He cannot safely do it Neither should a state city or county Officials are of course needed in the administration of putllo affairs but enough only to do the work well There Is no call whatever for the swarm of chair warmers that everywhere devour the peoples substance e s Nothing but united and concentrated action on this part of taxpayers can bring mat tin In respect to tax levies to an economical bull This is not a ques 1 tiR Nt kt1S kRfR ktt R tkitt tRi t+ iiPRESCRIPTIONS J I Carefully Compounded ati l k i Soules Drug Store 0 lr Jd1 I11713fi31ii1Fllirtt71F71i h Jid lion of political partisanship It Is a question of clvlo and social welfare Many industries and many men are constantly seeking new locations aDd Kentucky is an admirable place for them to come bat whoa they learn of the amount and the Various kinds of taxes they have to pay they elated go elsewhere and we lose Tbe sooner we stop allowing a gang of pol Itiolans who have no Interest save their own welfare and that of their henchmen at heart to run our govern latnf and impose taxes that nobod knows what becomes of the better oil will the state of Kentucky and ever city in it become The Lexington Leader and Lexington Democrat have been Indulging In a few aide remarks about the forme position of the Utter editor Mr Walton on the killing of Banker Sanford by the late Senator Wm Qoebol Mr Walton Is now identified with tbi crowd that announced its Intcntloi some time ago to hang Taylor aDd damn the Republican party In Ken tucky and which professes to bellne that former Republican leaders wet Iiia conspiracy to kill Senator GoebeL After Editor Waltons paper hail roundly denounced Senator Goebel for killing Mr Sanford eight years age he came out for him for governor and says how that it was because he after ward came to the conclusion that Mr Goebel was no murderer at heart This prompts the Lexington Leader to observe If It takes eight years to convince the editor of the Morning Democrat of the sublime purity ol William Goebel who was caught red handeU standing over the body ol John Sanford how long will it take tq satisfy him of the innocence ol Caleb Powers who was forty miles away when Ooebel was shot I Health Day is the name of a new holiday Utah contemplates adopting The legislature now has under advise mont the t bill which seems designed to greatly benefit the cities as well ai the people much more so than more pretentious l holidays By the proves ions of the bill the first Monday In Pctobor Is created a legal holiday throughout the state On this day it la mado compulsory upon every person In the state to clean and disinfect tljojopgl3y dwelling houses stores theaters public balls of all klndsand in fact every building frequented by people City councils town boards and county commissioners are Instruct ed to enforce the law and there Is a penalty of ISO for failure on the part of any poison to clean up and disinfect as provided f rThe court of appeals has rendered a decision settling two Important ques tions of Interest In second class cities One is that the mayor does not have to report to the board of aldermen for ratification appointments made to fill vacancl9i and the other is that an acting tnsyor has no rlgbt to perform any duty which the mayor himself can perform although the regular mayor may be absent from the city The de cisions were In a case from Lexington in which the Action mayor had availed himself of the opportunity to appoint a police commissioner while the may or was out of the city the litters ap pointment being rejected by the board of aldermen called in special teuton for the purpose and which ratified the appointment of the acting mayor The southern papers are not having as many fits over the repudiation by colored people societies and organize Lions of all descriptions of the inflammatory frenzy of the torch and sword speech made recently by some crackbrained negro in Virginia as they had when the man made the speech Occasionally you find a few small paragraphs away down In the corner but tnats about all The troubles of Princess Louise and her little professor who are reported to be coming to America to live have not yet begun Walt until the yellow Journals with their corps of reporters and photographers bit their trail and they will wish a thousand t rnes they were back in quiet pr0811 oldjEu rope If the reporters dont llead them a Strenuous life it will bo because they dont linger with long It is probable that the Venezuelan trouble Is a big bluff all the way round About tbe only ono to be call ed down thus far was poor Venezuela Tbe bluff gamo is still going on tween other nations President Castro cables that he will not consent to the wishes of some of the nations for preferential claltfs He seems to be rather a peculfar position to refuse to consent to anything The Metropolis H rald suggests that pgrbapa the reason liquid mud Is pat on the streets of Paducah and called gravel is that it ipicadi easier COMPANY DISBANDED MIddleton Stock Company Quit at Annlston Ala Had Done Well But Managers Coal Not Agree According to Reports Mr Tom Wbeells his returned from Anniston Ala where jhe reports tke Mlddleton Stock company disbanded a few days ago The company It will be remembered started from La Bell park the first of the season and Mr Schafer who had a lease on the park was managerwhlle Mr Charles Mid dlston was leading man Mr Wheel was stage manager Tbe company did well financial speaking and played many sonthen cities but according to reports then was trouble between the manager and some of the people and the result wa an abandonment of the tour Mr Schafer it Is understood wll run a park at Chattanooga Tenn tbll summer having given np his lease La Belle park theater CIRCUIT COURT NO IMPORTANT CASES FINISUE flEVEUAL JURORtlEX OUSED There has been little done in circuit court today All cases now before the court are of minor importance and an being disposed of tw rapidly as pos slble The case of Tobias Utegar against Henry Dick was decided in favor ol the plaintiff who claimed IJ40 real for grocery stock and rent The full amount was given him The case of W J Whitehead against D A Lagomarsino suit for breach of contract was being presented for trial at press time In the case of R Williamson against H E Wallace and others the case was dismissed without prejudice as tc Wa11aoetThe following petit jurors were ex cased this morning George Jones IL W Hand J 0 Parley T E Dos well and A T Harris The following were substituted A L Robertson John Dipple William Bethel Joe Greif and J T Anderson NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS In the District Court of the United States for the Western District of Kentucky in Bankruptcy In the matter of John D Blair creditors of John D Blair ot Paducah In the county of McUraci ell aDd district aforesaid a bankrupts Notice is hereby given that on the lard day of January A D 1003 the aid John D Blair wan duly adjndl sated bankrupt and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of E W Bagby In Padre cab McCracken county Kentucky on he 18th day of February A D 1903 at 0 clock In the forenoon at which Ime the said creditors may attend rove tbelr claim appoint a trustee gamine the bankrupt and transact acts other business as may come pro crly before said meeting EMMET W BAOBV Referee in Bankruptcy Paducah Ky Feb 3 1903 NEWS FROM BROOKPORT Tbe series of meetings at the Chris Ian church Is being ably conducted ReT Jones Rev W A Allen is at Qcssett at the bedside of his wife who is reported seriously ilL A Mr Krattz of Metropolis will real a blacksmith shop on the same lot with the new Eagle office and lo oate here ctallThe rapid advance In real estate In inr city speaks Aicll forll1 and people air buying right along There are a umber of houses under construction both business and residence and theta awaiting carpenters and muter laLi scarcity of cars with which to hip the ties from this place is cans IDg tbe yarding of an amount equlval ellt to 5000 worthof labor Tbe tie men have fixed the amount as bovo and say It Is liable to largely zoned that MrsKlbrldgo Palmer idft today for shoTlllc N 0 where she goes to IsliMIss OeorgUPnringtou who there Miss Pnrlngton foro frleDjwill THE CODNTYPRIMAR Democratic County Committee Met This Afternoon at Court House Chairman 0 W Morrison Tenders His Resignation But Afterward Withdrew It CITY COMMITTEE DID NOTU1NI The Democratic county committee pursuant to call met at the count Oinrt house this afternoon at oolocl to consider a number of importan matters There were about 16 committeemen present It was decided upon a Tote to hold the county primary May 0 the date of the judicial and state prima ties Bud It was ordered that all condl dates be entered by April 33 The matter of settling with Attor nay W V Eaton formerly socrctar of the Democratic county committee was brought np for discussion 1 was stated that Mr Eaton had DeTer rendered to the committee an aooonn of the property ho had In his posses sloe including 28 ballot boxes whlcl cost about 1116 each It was said he collected about f 500 from the candidates for the expense of the primary and that it might hays been used for that purpose or mlgh not All they wanted was an account lug for the lands and ballot boxes One member of the committee statot that he understood that Mr Ester said the boxes had been used for kind ling It was finally ordered that the chairman and secretary take what step were necessary to recover the boxes etc from the former secretary It was learned that Mr Eaton wai In the court house and a committee was sent to have him appear before thecommlttee and make the desires explanation He was waited on but declined go before the committee as a commit tee saying that he had been insulted and treated so badly that he declined to appear before It as a body but that It any of the individual members de sired any information he would cheer fully give it to them He said farther that the money be lpeDt1onmained in his office for six mouths and having no keys they had to be broken open to burn the ballots and he used them for kindling Chairman 0 W Morrison then ten dered his resignation as chairman of the county committee He stated that ho had heard outside talk which he didnt hkeand that for this and other reasons ho desired to retire Colonel R O Caldwell moved that the resignation be refused On vote the committee declined to accept It Mr Morrison then stated that he would not serveand preferred that his resignation be accepted State Central Oommlttceman Clem J Whittemore was present and made a few remarks saying tbatthlngs bad been rnnnlng so smoothly under Chairman Morrison that he reoom mended that Mr Morrison continue especially as the primaries will soon be on hand and a change at this time might disorganize It was then moved that Mr Morrison withdraw his roe ignation until after the county primary The motion prevailed and Mr Mor rison withdrew tbe resignation with the understanding that be then step out fitter the county primary May The business of the meeting having been finished tho committee adjourn ed subject to call The city committee met after the county committee but nothing was lone Owing to tbe fact that tbe In junction unit has to be decided by the court of appeals before it known defi nitely how many offices there will be to fill at tbe city prlmnrylt impossible that anything definite can be done It seemed to be the sense of the com mitten however not tohave the city primary the same day as the state and county primary The county primary Is called for making nominations to tbe only to offices to bo filledrepesen tatlvo to the legislature and circuit court clerk DEEDS IL J Boldry to Levi and Mottle Wren for 1300 property in the hours ly Mrs A Knykcndallto W W John lon for lojproperlyln the county I Mr Enoch BrowdeCDf Fultonils Iin he city J GOOD CROWDS OU9 Able Sermons Preached at the Churches Yesterday =Now Pastor at the Tenth Street Chris tlan Church The Baptist Revival SERVICES AT OTHER OHUROIIE There were excellent services at ill oougrrlJtlODImoos especially able Some ofth churches are developing splendidly their different departments of work and the pastors ere feeling much en nonrsged The settee of meetings which her continued with such sroccllco sncces for the past two weeks at the Fin Baptist church conducted by the Rev J N Hall of Fulton closed yet torday There have been 30 addition already to the church ten being reo oclvcd yesterday and there will be more to come Mr Hall preached at both services yesterday to large crowds He is a very strong preacher vlgorou and forcible JIll sermon yesttrdaj morning was Who Shall Separate 01 From God and was an exceeding able and thoughtful flnpIt has bees called his great sermon Mr A A Williamson the singer sang with effect at both services Rev IL K Berry the new paste of the Tenth street Christian church filled his pulpit yesterday at both Mr vices and pleased his congregation aDd all who heard him MrBerry has jlllt accepted the call from this church coming here from Corydon lie Is a talented young minister and will doia fine work for his church There was an onlluatlou orvlco a the Second Baptist church yesterday afternoon Ref J N Hall preacbx the sermon sad Mr Wllllammn sang The pastors of the Pint and East nap tilt church took part also It was a most Interesting occasion There was service at the First Presbyterian church yesterday Dr W E Cave filled his pulpit In tbe morn Ing preaching a fine and strong ser professionThe Ministerial association held a short meeting this morning with a small attendance Only routine bust ness transacted and there was nothing of Importance other than the regular reports presented Mr Sam Dodd who has been su perintending the work of a gang in the machine shops here has resign ed and gone back to his regular trade that of a machinist JEFF AND FITZ WILL APPEAR Manager Sam Mott HereYesterday- and ComplctedArrangements Tho First Appearance of the Champion r In Paducah Perhaps no other line of amnsemen will be more welcomed than the ap pcaranoo of James J Jeff cries and Robert Fitzslmmons in this city at The Kentucky on Friday night at the con elusion of the Flints performance The reputation of the two great pugil lots Is too fresh in our memories to necessitate repeating but that they ire the two greatest puglllstlo marvls cannot be denied and their exhibition will undoubtedly meet with great fse Tor Fitzslmmons has a grand lot of victotlss to his flstlo belt having cisively defeated every man that Jeff cries has excepting the big bollermak er himself and In the latters fighting career he has never been knocked down or even In distress for a moment luring his many encounters Aside from the double star attrac lIollln Jefferios and Fitzslmmons a number of good preliminary bouts are icheduled to tako place among which will be seen a number of well known local favorites as an effort is being made on behalf of the management to locuro some good local talent and with the balance of the program now quelUoDIasiimlsslon oon tests on sale Wednesday 2II m WEDDING BELLS Mr John Lander Weds a Belle of Cerulean Springs Mr Henry Katterjohn and Miss Nellie Flynn Married Today at 10 a m Mr John W Lander of Oalvert City and Miss Pearl Gardner of Ce rulean Springs wore married late yes terday afternoon at tho Palmer house by Rev JO Reid of the Cumberland Presbyterian church MrLander went e np yesterday after his bride reaching ibq city on the 4 oclock train in the afternoon As soon as the license could be procured tbe ceremony was is one of the best known men In this section and has hundreds of friends In Paducah where he often comes lie it called the mayor of Calvert City and is popular with ev err bodydIlls bride Is very popular In the sec tion from which she came and has a boat of admirers Mr and Mrs Lander left this afternoon for their future home In Oalvert City Mr Henry Katterjoha and Miss Nellie Flynn were married at 10 oclock this morning at the home of the bridle on Jones street between Tenth and Eleventh Rsv T J Newell of the Broadway Methodist church official lug The bride Is a daughter of Mrs Malinda Flynn and has many friendss and admirers while Mr Katterjohn Is one of the best known business men iaPadscahacd ono of tho mot prominent brick manufacturers In Ibis tion The couple loft at noon for a trip east and Mr Katterohnwhlla gone will attend tbe National Brick Mean facturers convention at Boston Mr Harry Col i and Mini Lllllv Freak Walker was married this morn fog at 10 oclock at the residence of the brides father on South Fourth street by the Rev J 0 Reid of the First Cumberland Presbyterian chnnrch The couple will reside on South Eleventh street The marriage banns of Mr Joo Arts a well known carpenter of the West End to Mine Jemima Battle of New York who is visiting here were published in tho Oitbollo church yes terday The wedding will take place at the residence of Father Jansen within three weeks Will Tittsworth colored aged 24 of the Union Mills option and Girlie Bracken of the Mellon Mills section aged 31 were today licensed to wed It will make the first marriage of troth LM O B UDderitbe city aged 48 and Mrs Inca Underwood of Woodvllle aged 44 were today licens ed to wed It will make the second marriage of both THE SECRETS OF TREES No Way Discovered by Which Interior May De Told Nobody seems to know what cause It Is which products those delicate and beautiful lines In maple known is blrdseje Some people think they- come from the hundreds of little branches which shoot out all over the trunk of the tree as soon as a clear Ins Is made around It Expert timbertmen say that Is not the case The only way to tell a blrJsoyo maple tree Is to cut There are no out ward signs by which one can Judge The Railroad Gazette tells a story of the late George Pullman Many years ago he was offered a mahogany log for 13000 to be cut Into veneers It was supposed to be a very flne piece of wood but this could only ho deter mined by cutting It lie declined the offer but agreed to take the log cut Into veneers for what It was worth The owner bad It sawed and was paid 17000 for his veneers Any ono who can discover the secret of determining the Interior nature of wood from the outside will have a fortune Farm Laborers In Sweden Tbero Is a special class of farm Ia borers In Sweden who are given s0 many acres of land for their own use In consideration of so many days la bor during the year for the owner of tho farm They are a sort of fixture to an estate and their like exists other country Treasurer Leo Hood of The Ken ncky is again quite ill and hike to lean the box offlco this morning and go to bed The liquor license of E 0 Bitters hal been transferred to J T Qnarlcs ilI111111111111IIJIIFOr Soules Balm It Jt for the Skin rt It I IiiJc4r UNRSII For Dr Pendley ring 410 Phone 70 for coal Brrr Hennebergcr Lump Egg 14c Nut Sac Whittemore Real Estate Free Price List Broadway phone 358 A new lot ot phonograph records just received at II D Clements and Co t FISCAL COURT Fiscal court will meet tomorrow by special call from Judge Lightfoot lie originally railed the oonrt for the 4th but changed It to the Jrd NEW TELEGRAPH OPERATOR ARVtlVEB Operator Flanagan 6 f Mtlropollili hero to accept a position In tbe Western Union Telegraph office to sVocoedlMr Blaster RAILROAD PATIENTS IN JAN UAIiy There were received at the Illinois Central hospital during the past month 60 patient and 29 of tho f f cases required surgery LUlU PAINFULLY SCALDED Roy Bond of South Ninth strrctagrd while lifting a kettle of scalding water Saturday evening dropped It and had his right limb badly icaldod SUPERVISORS RECONVENE The county supervisors reconvened day at the court bonie for the purpose of hearing protests from property own en whose assessment have been raised NOT YET BLOWN INThe Iron I furnace on South Third street has not yet been blown In but everything In la readiness for It and the ncn1I1 certainly take place within a day or twoBUSINESS MEETINGThe Ep worth League of the Broadway Methodist church will bold a business sfi ilon tonight at 730 In the League par lor at the church All the members are requested to be present DEATH OF AN INFANT The Infant child of Mr and Mn A B Smith of Ledbetter Livingston county died yesterday and the remains were burled at Oak Grove Livingston WITH HOUSEBREAK 1INGDoo Miller colored was arrest ed at Mayfield Saturday on a charge of breaking Into a box car between Mayfield and Paducah on the Illlnoli Central COUNTY SCHOOLS IN SESSION There are now but three out of the 43 county schools In session the oth ers baring closed at the end of the regular terms Tno remaining three will close this month some time MECHANICS LIEN FILEUA mechanlot lien hat been filed In conn t ty court by the ShcrrllMlniMll Lumber Co against P Eanll Cora Cheek to recover a debt of 117873 i for lumber contracted for They ask for a lien on the house HAND BADLY HURT A colored workman at the Iron furnace whose name was not known had a hand bad ly mangled yesterday at the works Ore Robertson and foyer attended himWILL PRORATED The will of the late Mr John Arts waa this morn Ing filed for probate in the county court He leaves all bit property real personal and mixed to his wife Margaret and appoints her bin execu trixMAY USE ILLINOIS IRONThe Metropolis Herald says that It U re ported some of Massao county Iron ore may be used In the Paducah Iron furnace when It ii started There It laid to be qnlto a supply of it across tbe river In iome sections of Masoio- f HORSE WAS PROBABLY STOL ENMr Mark Worten tbo attorney who lost a hone at Manao Friday night has not recovered the animal t yet The horse Ii supposed to have strayed off but ai nothing has been heard from It ho Ii inclined to think that It was stolen BURIAL IN POTTERS FIELD The father of Tom Qlllard the negro killed last week by Snake Stevenson colored arrived Saturday evening from Arkansas but has been nn able to raise money enough to bury the remains and the body will prob ably In a day or two be burled In pot tees Held NOT YET TAKEN AWAY Noth lag hat yet boon done relative to plao ing tho John Farmer children in the RtKtK hK4 st ltlt ttK + K+ K + K+ 5 WE DISPENSE ONLVi x5 THE PUREST DRUGS t AND CHEMICALS j- DU BOIS KOLB6s CO- KiKR t kKNt HSMItMfiKlw rtIttt Lbnlivltte Children Home ai Farmer his riot yet been persuaded to sign the papers He has agreed to do to but has 10 far failed Itls thought that 4he matter will be satisfactorily ranged tomorrow morning STAMP DlD Y1I REPORT Mr Louis Bebont the stamp deputy here has finished his report for tho past mouth and finds that It has been a busy ono He has collected during that time 1045813 and has issued stamps for barrels of whiskey One year ago the government was Collecting 12 cents per pound for tobacco but now the amount Ii only 0 oenllI TO BE READY YTbeI oarnlUIIaoolacompanies due Jn a few days Mr Bostooki man ts waiting nntll the suit against tbe company In circuit court here Ii called 10 he can kill two birds with ono stone by attending tbe trial and ot the same tlmo conferring rolatlvo to the carnival attractions CONTRACT LETThe contract for furnishing designs for the Russell Title court lions WIll Saturday let to Walter Onamberlaln of Birmingham Ala There were ten architects in tho contest and the committee selected Mr Chamberlain work Capt B B Davis of the city returned this morning from Rnisellvllle Ills plans were very fine but all ten of the architects could not get the Job and ho was among the nine who did not A BRIEF HONEYMOON Frleadi tn the city have received the announce went of the death of IUr John Pea Cook of CoatI Creek Tenn who was burned by a gasoline explosion several day ago lIe was married to Miss Lou Bright until January 8 chief operator at the East Tennessee Telephone exchange here Up to today the tel egraphlo dispatches were all the brides friends here had and they were not certain It wither husband until today when the formal death notices were received WILL SELL TO US ARGENTINA AND CHILE OFFER THEIR NAVIES TO UNIT JgDBTJtE8 Washington Feb iDotb Argen tina and Chile through their respect ive ministers In Washington have pro posed to the United States the par chase by this government of the are mored cruisers and battleships the two South American countries have under construction in Europe By a treaty signed several month ago Argentina and Chile each agreed not to increase III naval strength and to a limited ex tent to adopt a disarmament policy At the time tbe treaty war oonsum mated several months ago Argentina had two armored cnrlson under con traction in Italy and Chile two battleships under construction in Eng land The cruisers are to be of 8000 tons each and to have a speed of 31 knots The battleships are to be of 12000 tons displacement and 21 knrti speed Under the terms of the treaty both countries have to cease this oon traction and they accordingly desire to sell them LEFT LIVING LOUIS BUFORT BEEN BY OFFICERS NEAR FIBUERVILLE Louis Bufort tbe fugitive from justice has about come to the conclusion that he had better give Paducah the blowand a very good argument in favor of this decision was made this morning by two special officers who had been sent out after Bufort It was ltarn d that Bnfort was hanging about Flshervllle and tbe officers went out to investigate They jumped their man on tbe railroad and after repeated commands to halt none ot which Bnfort heeded the ofil oeri began firing Six shots were fired and one wai effective ai the negro was later seen leaving town limping The police have gotten tired of the way Bnfcrtli doing and will spare nothing in securing his arrest TO DISCUSS PLANS CHARITY HOSPITAL COMMITTEE MAY MEET THIS AFTERNOON Dr J G Brooks chairman of the committee from MoOraoken county Medical society which was appointed to look after n plan for raising funds for securing a charity hospital will try to get the committee together this afternoon for a discussion of plans The committeemen have met With couragement everywhere and desire that the work be pushed ai rapidly as possible r Social Wotes and About People THE STROLLERS THIS EVENING There will bo several box parties at The Kentucky this evening to witness the performance of The Strollers which promlctei to be qnlto a social Will Gilbert a member of the company and a brother of Mr R A Gilbert of this city will be entertained after the play MEETING POSTPONED Tbe business meeting of the Charity club which was to have been held on Wednesday morning has been postponed until further notice CHORAL SOCIETY There will be no meeting of the Choral society at the First Christian church this evening Dr J Q Taylor hn returned from a visit to his former home In Logan county Kentucky He was called there by the lllnc s of his mother but left her much better Captain and Mrs P W Uollings worth leave tomorrow for a brief pleasure trip to the Unit coast Messrs John J Dorian Patrick Orrgan W J Whlto and T A Gould went to Memphis yesterday to attend degree work of the Knights of lumbus Miss Ors Steele of Rudy Phillips and Co was called to Blrdiville Sat urday evening by the death of her brother there Mr II C Rhodes hai returned from a trip to at Louts Mr Clarence Wright of the Ameri can Express Co has resumed his run after a two weeks visit here Mr George T Harris ot the Smith land Courier Is in the city today look Ing much better His many friends will be glad to learn of his improve mint Attorneys William Reed and Mark Worttn went to Uenton this morning on businessMr Terrel went to Benton this morning on business- Superintendent W J lltlli of the N O and St L road went to Jackson Tenn this morning Mr Jim Hughes went to Benton this morning on business Mr II T Cosby of Nashville rep resenting the J W Darter shoo con cern ii In the city today Mr Cosby U an old Paducah boy who was formerly connected with the George Rock hoe store here Mrs W U Wells went to Newborn Tenn yesterday to visit relatives Deputy U S Marshal George Saunders returned from Mayfield this Mrs E 0 McGee returned from Union City this morning where they have been on a visit Mr Mo Goals parents Mr Robert Albrlttoa of Mayfield was In the city yesterday Mr Ernest Reed of Clinton was in Paducah yesterday Miss Bessie Baird of St Ion is who has been visiting Miss Bessie Settle has returned home Rev A A Williams who has been singing at the First Baptist church during the revival services left at noon for Louisville After a short visit there he will go to Florida Mn A Philbrlok of Louisville who has been visiting Mrs Henry Thompson In tho city returned homo at noon today Mr Robert Phillips and wife and Mr Henry Rudy left at noon for New York where Mr Phillips goes to buy goods WITH Tilt SIOK Captain E B Davidson ii still very Ill Mr Samuel Potter of the county who has been very ii better The condition of Captain John Car roll at the city hospital remain the same Clerk A J Adams of tho Palmer has resumed work again alters weeks Illness Mr G U Dnrit a clerk in the master mechanic office Ii ill and unable to be on duty Mr William Flowers the popular LO baggageman is fast Improving and tlll soon bet able to resume his duties at the local I O passenger pot Tine Wilson of Dnlaney Jly has returned home accompanied by hU wlfoi who came with him Ho ii crit ically ill from bowel complaint and bad sheen in the Illinois Central hoot pltal for some time = 0 000Z- IIIInrnTIFi f a need 1 will steers or dU ci O O +rJ O O The price for advertisements in this column ii a line Cash must ac company the order for all ads There will be no variance from this rule for anyone FOR RENT Furnished front rooms 608 Court DRY STOVE WOOD 600 cords forjsale by J W Clark 1835 Meyers streetoneonallPLUMBING Ring 056red for A F Grclt 319 Court for plumbing at reasonable prices 0 LOST Pockctbook containing f5 bill some change and keys Reward for return to this office LOST DOG Rod setter pup Ran off Tuesday Return to D B Sanders 2031 Jefferson and receive reward 3 WANTED Position by young man either as salesman or bookkeeper Reference given Address S B Sun office Always right np to now In electrical work both In price and work manship Warden iryclo Co tele phone 48- 1THREEYoung men from Padu cab and vicinity at once to prepare for positions In the government service Apply to InterState Oorrei Inst Ce dar Rapids la FOR RENT The brick building formerly occupied by Conrad Beyer ai grocery at the corner of Third and Tennessee streets Splendid stand Inquire of Friedman Keller and Co STRAY NOTICE Taken up as a stray by A W Tate living in McOracken county Ken tucky four miles from Paducah on the Mayfield gravel road one cow with red sides and white back marked with swallow fork In each car bout 8 years old valued by Charley Hopkins at Iii Given under my hand this January tbo Slit 1803 JUSTICE THOMPSON I TO TH- EPUBLIC Thos who desire any carpenter con tract work or desire to enter into con tract with carpenter contractors for tho building of house or other work are hereby notified that the following named contractors In the city of Padu cab are favorable to and employ none but union men un their contracts J W Lockwood J M Byrd and W T Kirkpatrick Gus F Lockwood Clyde Cooper J W Hudson J M Rouse Wm Karnei W R Roberts J W Coles JW Thompson Q O Ingram J O Breckenrldge O A Ross RAILROAD NOTES Mr Haasman Goes to Louisville as General Foreman MrOeorge Dnckctt Becomes Foreman In the Local I 0 Shops Yesterday Mr Oeorgo Ilaasman of Durant Miss succeeded Mr F J Winkle ai general foreman of the Louisville mechanical department of the Illlnoli Central Mr Ilaasman Ii a brother of Mr William Ilaasman formerly master mechanic of the Illlnoli Central here Mr Winkle has been assigned other duties Foreman Wiser of the local nols Central machine shops has resign ed and accepted a position with the Quit and Ship Island road He is ino ceeded here by Mr George Dnckott who has beRn a gang foreman In the shops Mr Onckett Ii succeeded by Mr Ed Griffin a machinist The private car of Chief Engineer II U Wallace of the Illinois Cen tral was dead headed through Pa ducah to Louisville this morning on the Lonlivllle and accommoda Lion train The car lajxjlngtakcn to Louisville where Mr Wallace will go shortly on business Master Mechanic JB Price of Wa ter Valleyi Miss w as In Padncah yes etrday on business Ho returned last bl btMiulerMeohanlo Barton UlnjOhl sago today on business Sound Lungs an kept sound end weak lamsare made strong by DR a PmuTAKHoNsv scientific remedy of the most wonderful efficacy in all lung affections Aarthatan n MXI Ui Bzur firm cawOLODR BELLS PINETARHONEY is a certain specific for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis asthma whooping cough and croup sndrseeatL L naiad aer eo t114 lit The Kentucky Management of JAMBS E ENGLISH TONIGHT klessrs Nixon A Zimmerman present SylvaComic of 75 People needed The BrlllUol And Talented Artiste MARGUERITA SYLVA In George W Lederer Musical Success THE STROLLERS Under the personal direction of W D MANN Originally produced at the Xalckerbocl erNew York June for 10 weeks Prices Entire oreh 150 Balcony 175 50 Gallery 25 and 35 SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE The Kentucky Management James R English 5 DAYS OF FUN5Co- mmencing Tuesday February Special Engagement of Those Unique Entertainers The FlintsIntroducing the little hypnotic sunbeam Mrs Herbert L Flint In an ever changing proeram of all the Latest Novelties In the Science of Suggestion Matinee Saturday Magnificent Costumes Electric Calcium Effects Singing and Dancing PRICES IOc 2JC 30c and 50c SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE Lady free Tuesday night with each joe or soc ticket If purchased before jp m Tuesday The Kentucky Management JAMES B ENG- LISHFridayKoFeb6 at the conclusion of the FLINTS REGULAR PERFORMANCE THE WORLDS GREATEST GLADIATORS JA IESJ JEFFRIESA- ND ROBT FITZSIMMONS In a Scientific Boxing ExhibitionIn conjunction with a strong pro gramme of preliminary events t including 8 Rounds between HARLEY RANDLEA- ND LOTT 8 Seats on Sale Wednesday at a m Prices 50c 75c and 1 Miss Willie A Cornelius has gone to Nashville OQCO 1o1 4b000 y0- y t 119REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 3 MORTGAGE o ra LOADS0dpddddFOR 1 i Jo1lTen J Have money at all times at Bpef a cent for ten years time to loan on d farm mortgages 000 Uroncon avenue corner Tenth go i 3976Two car nee Tenth and Jackson streets will lsell diiglilif wanted price corner 1980 Inside both f 1800 i No 1240 Broadway groom house easy payments at 3200 6 PER CENT FARM LOANS New good 3 room house in Fountain Park for ule on monthly payments 78 acre farm for sale good one 5 room residence all tillable land in 800 yard of first depot out on new Cairo railroad A bargain at 185 per sore Three sowerconnected houses to rent at 115 120 and per month 82S feet Clay between Eleventh t and Twelfth streets three brick 11lootabout city Ground already surveyed i lots and streets staked J No 1348 Broadway 8 room house very easy payments price 2200 No 800 Branson avenue at corner Tenth street 4room house easy pay agents price f1000 NIce 4 room house with modem conveniences In first class repair west tide Seventh street between Har rison and Clay fUT payments price 1810 Factory site on railroad at Madl sort and Tenth streets price 18000 Two circle front lots together in Fountain Park each 87 feet wide Will tell separate Price on corner one 9710 and 1800 on inside one Two houses ono sir and other live rooms at northwest corner Sixth and Boyditreet Will tell together or separate See me if you want good eight room house 80 foot lot sewerage in both bathroom and kitch en South side Jefferson street be tween Ninth and Tenth streets Ex cellent home on taT payments in best resident part of city Price 5000 Good three room house on South Eighth street near Husbands for only 375 Excellent as investment for rent or home for colored man A bargain No 1740 Harrison itreet In Foun tain Parknew tour room nice house 50 foot lot at 1000 or this with adjoining vacant 50 foot lot 1200 Seven room home on North side of Elizabeth street third towards river from Sixth street rents at a month for 800 Two house on one lot at northwest corner Ninth and Ohio streets total rents 3060 per month Price 3050 Easy payments No 630 North Sixth street rented byyearto prompt paying tenant UG per month Price 4000 N J108S Monroe street excellent 5 room house 60 foot lot very sirable home in first class neighbor hood Price 1850 No 1841 South Ninth street5 room hall shade and trait tree Price fltO- OBargain for colored man In home at 600 1190 cash and balance in10 monthly payments Situated south side Jones street between Eleventh and Twelfth good 8 room house on40 ft lot 50 loti In Fountain park at prices from to 1000 term 110 cash and monthly payments No 811 South Eleventh treat 4 room house In good Caudillo nothird cash and balance reasonable fay ments Price 1000 Several corner lots on Clay street with joining inside lots to go with corner one if desiredANo 410 North Fifth street gcodjB it room house lot front 67 ft uincheslwith plenty prasi and shade Price 3250 W M JAN ES520 BWay Paducah Ky The Man In Charge Burlingtonat one fare plus 200 round trip On the same dates oneway settlers tickets to the same region art sold at a trifle store than half Burlington best reaches the corn belt the wheat belt connecticsthroajthS4Louis appealtogained by farmers stock raisers and fruit growers not only in the of natural rainfall but NorthPlattetana and Washington Send for any of our special land publications all free ValleyBlgHornCorn Belt also of Minnesota the Dakotas or the Northwest CHAS E MICHEL I W WATSMY Traveling Passenger Agent General Passenger Agent ST zoos MO I EDGAR W WHITTEMORE I REAL ESTATE AGENCY PADUCAH REAL ESTATE WESTERN KENTUCKY FARMS EASY IfLiONTHLi PAYMENT LOTS FOR INVESTMENT WESTERN KENTUCKY REAL ESTATE JOURNAL AND PRICK LIST FREE TO EVERYBODY SEND FOR IT EDGAR W WHITTEMORE Paducah Ky IPaducahI t Phone OOQ Competent Workmen Guarantee Good Work Deliveries Made Promptly by Automobiles New Richmond House Bar iiSERVESTobacco and Should Give Them a Call 11You PROPRIETOR r J r L rm 0 lrvr jprkR racchcascro3L 0 cstasfisaebrc uf f6rfCt b J Jcnttig 130okejitsic tlta tsftp- 19rl6n ti clc Torres oltbeneecreL JCl t rougCouE- tenterubentvilia at tuuctjitCctqtij c year an tY I 408 r- rQ QaisoL Sfreet- ll GENERAL BLACKSMITHING AND REPAIRING FIRSTCLASS HORSBBHOB1NO Beat quality of rubber tires Illgn grade spring wagons Will tell spring wagons on installment payment No 319 Court St J V GREIF Manager ELECTRICAL WORK That will pass the Underwriters inspection is what you want therefore have it done by c mpetant electricians Telephone orders will receive prompt attention Incandescent globes de t vlivered to any part oft1 eclty free ofcharge Phone 481 Warden Cycle Co 328 Ss 3d St LOW RATES TO CALIFORNIA Commencing February IB and dally until April 80 1903 the Illlnoli Cen tral railroad company will tell one way second clan colonists tickets from Pailncah to San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and other points in California taking tame rate and also to Preicottand Phoenix Arizona and intermediate points for 3140 Tourist sleeping ran on which these tickets will be honored pass through Paducah on train No 103 at 341 a m every Wednesday and Saturday running through to Los Angeles and San Francisco Stopovers allowed in California For further Information apply to J T DONOVAN Agent Lost strayed or Stolen The mysteries of a great city Last year 374 dead bodies were found by the police of New York 172 were Identified 202 are still unknown Of lost children there were 232 of which all were claimed The number of foundlings was 145 The number of missing persons was 841 of which 1677 were returned home tearing 264 unheard from There were 327 runaway boys and girls of whom 121 are still missing Negro children do not run away Among the lost only nine were colored Of the unknown dead only three were negroes and of the missing only three Among the foundlings were eight of African descent MARDI GRAS NEWS ORLEANS On account of Mardi Qra to be held at New Orleans from February 18 to 21 the Illinois Central railroad company will on February 17 to 23 inclusive sell roundtrip tickets from Paducah at one fare good returning until February 28 subject to eaten lion to a date not later than March 14 by deposit of ticket with special agent not later than 8 m February 28 and upon payment of fee of cents additional Stopovers will be grant ed at certain points providing passengers reach New Orleans not later than February 28 For further information apply to J T DONOVAN Agent Earth Qtts Little Hut As a matter of fact we get very Httle heat M the hottest season of the year and In the hottest place We get but a pitiful proportion of the solar hate twobillionth part of It The sun is pretty warm to be sure but It Is 82600000 mllo away from us and what little heat we man age to get come to us through a vast and empty refrigerator WhOM temperature Is 200 degrees belo- waNew York Post REVOARLIHLE P MARTIN L A D WaverlyTex9writest Of a morning when first rising I often find a troublesome collection of phlegm which produces a cough and iis very hard to dislodge but a small quanti ty of Ballard Horehound Syrup will at once dislodge it and the trouble is ever I know of no medicine that li equal to it and It is so pleasant to take I can most cordially recom mend it to personsneedlng a med icine for throat or lung troubles Price 2 bottle Sold by On Dole Kolb and Co New Automobile Danger While two Prussian engineer named Hilbert and Duichltz were driving the other day In a motor car to Derdaska and Drenkowa from Budapest they were overtaken by a thunderstorm The lightning struck the benxlne res enrolr of the car Buschltx was killed by the explosion and Hilbert seriously Injured BEST LINIMENT ON EARTH Henry D Baldwin superintendent city water work Shnllibnrg Wii writes I have tried many kinds of liniment but have never received much benefit until llIlOd Ballard Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pains I think it the best liniment on earth 260600 and fl bottle Siold by DuBois Kolb and Co eBplndld Table Service Not even the white house can play such a splendor of tableware as the British embassy In Washington The silver service provided for the ambassadors use Is In itself worth 10000 It contains 1000 pounds weight of silver and the regal arm of England are worked upon It with exquisite skill with flowers bird and Tines surrounding the- mSIMPLEOLDS Cease to be simple if at all pro longed The safest way Is to put them aside at the very beginning Bal lard Horehound Syrup stops a cold aid removes the cause of colds 2Bc 60 and a bottle Bold by DnBolKoIb and Co Fame Spoiled His Practice The famous surgeon Sir Henry Thompson was called In early In his career to perform an operation on the King of the Belgians This brought him a title and fame but says hNtiaouebit mad my fortune It polled my practice for I wu In undated with application for similar operations and henceforth could do 41 20000 in Gold 41To Most Popular Lodge or 41 Union Men in Paducah Transportation to Colorado and Chicago or New Orleans Ladiesoil 41 Married or Single in Paducahf TO GIVEN BY THE SUN I conI s 1 til MONDAY NIGHT March 9th at JO oclock A coupon is printed in every issue of THE SUN and entitles you to one vote x sae 4ac Subcriptions in advance will entitle you to one vote for every penny subscribedfor example the price of The Sun is 40 cents per month and one months subscription in ad vance entitles you to forty votessae eretae The Prizes are as FollowsI- N LODGE OR UNION OFFICE CONTEST First Prize JOO in Gold Second Prize 50 in Gold Third Prize 20 in Gold Fourth Prize 750 in Gold Fifth Prize 250in Gold Next Four 100 Each IN LADIES CONTEST FirstPrize Transportation to Colorado and return at any time during 1903terse at Second PrizeTransportation to either Chicago or New Orleans at any during 1903ac LOW RATES NORTHWEST Commencing February IE and continuing daily until April 30 the linois Central railroad company will sell onewar second class colonists tickets from Padncah to Billings Hel ena Missoula Ogd n Palt Lake Spo kane Portland Tacoma Seattle end Intermediate points at extremely low rates with stopover privileges west of the tint colonist point For fur ther Information apply to J T DONOVAN Agent Paducah Ky Pointer for May Yohe Capt Bradley Putnam Strong now happily reunited to his affinity says that he Is going to choose a place relldeuce where reporters areun known If his affinity has learned anything by experience she will see to It that It to a plac that la UkewUo destitute of pawnshops CHUTEa M LEN Y 6Q1f ALIPILLS ans ulrlr L 1Mwaurrr M CHICUKSTOUH nlOUJ il w4 U =tfo Iu = aJ == wst4lss BE time HE SUN Job Office takes T pleasure in announcing that it is especially well fitted to give you the very latest most uptodate things in Wedding Invitations Wedding Announcements Calling Cards Menu Cards Reception Invita tions Fancy and Monogram Stationery either in copper plate orprintedThe are the most reason able to be had any where and every piece of work guaranteed- to prove eminently satisfactory Phone 358 and California From February isth until April 30th the liutlingtotf makes greatly reduced oneway rates for going to California settlersI Horn Basin Idaho Oregon Puget Sound Country British Columbia Generally speak Ing the reduction is from 25 to 40 percent The Way lo 00ITake the Burlington trains at St Lone Kansas City St Josepbi Omaha Denver or Chicago With its close connections the Great Northern and Northern Pacific roads and with in through train service the Burlington offers more to the settler than any other line or combination of lines into the Northwest The Burl ingtonNorthern Pa cific Express is the great daily train with through chair cars coaches and through tourist sleep ers This Is the only through train Into theNot thwwt jointly with the Northern Pacific Road To California Join the Burlingtons personally conducted California excursions in through tourist sleepers which are run on frequent dates each week via Denver Scenic Colorada and f Salt Lake CityIOne makes no mistake in calling for tickets over the Burlington with Its 5000 miles of main traveled trunk lines leading practically to all the great cities and diverging points of the West Describe to us your proposed r trip and let us advise you the least cost and send you free reading mat terCl1I1 man v viiruTr 11 rut n ewiriui Aral II U li Hi It Uill BIG FOUR The liest Line to INDIANAPOLISPEORIA PEORIACHICAGO and all points in Indiana and Michigan CLEVELANDBUFFALO BUFFALONEW YORKBOTON 4And all Points East Information cheerfully furnished on application at City Ticket office Big Four Route No 259 4th Ave or write to Genl Agent SJ GatesII RYMAN LINE NASIIVILLC PADUCAH PACKET I Str H W Bultorf Leaves Paducah for Clarksvllle ev ery Monday 12 m Leaves Paducah for Nashvlllr ever Wednesday 12 m Leaves Clarksville every Tuesday noon for Paducah Leaves Nashville every Saturday noon for Paducah f For freight or passage apply on board or to Given Fowler Air J S Tyner W A Bishop Master Clerk ST LOUIS AND TENNESSEE RIVER PACKET COMPANY FOR TENNESSEE RIVER STEAMER CLYDE Mara IrWednesdayLOUIS PELLMaster EUGENE ROBINSON Clerk foeinvoiceclerk of the boa- tBRINTON I DAVIS P A L A so ARCHITECT so 116 BROADWAY PHONK at AJ WK JasvTa+ Res- Ir 7- WIN WMAJ 13M Rubbing with JnmentsblliterlniUie plication of plasters in fact anything that will produce for external treatment of Rheumatism but these simple remedies ilo not reach the of the disease nor touch the real cause temporaryRheumatism and other irritant poisons In the blood nqil as it circulates through the system these add nelsons are do musclesoluts exposure to night air coM east winds or any sudden change in the weather will bring on maylastlinger on for months Itvery battle with Rheumatism leaves the blood la poorer l condition while the corroding acids are conumlDgtliemuscles and joints and they become still and sometimes immovable Rheumatism with Us sharp cutting pains can never be conquered until the purifiedlan filtered out of the system and nothing does this so promptly and tually as S S S Under the purifying and tonic effects of this vegetable edy the blood Is made pure the general health Is rapidly built up and the sulTerer obtains happy relief from the torturing nagging panof Rheumatism sssGet rid of Rheumatism before It makes you a vous peevish crlpplor pain racked Invalid I Write for our special look on Rheuma tIm which will W sent 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OUR IMPORTED Black and Black and Green MIXED TEAS 65c and 75c a pound BEST TEA ON EARTH CHINESE LAUNDRY Work Guaranteed SPHCIAtTY onaoc LomtsTic FINISH COLLARS AND CUFFS Noto Broadway TELEPHONE T33A l fjfe REFORMER OIAR1IS M SIJIUXW Il18 Stu 1IoLorllLJrdyAlttl tie MphtldotlI mow fnigc is yonr church Gordon asked lie growing exceedingly Intcrw fed In Falmonthg monologue for the minister had tAlked as along e have trio names on the churca roll There are oevontytwo absentees Over WO riMldent members There are twcntyflTB men In the church worth oier 30000 If their returns to the tax assessor lire true We raise for all church missionary and benevolent pur Including my salary which li J2IO the num of 13000 annually Wo ray a quartet choir 2000 n year Wo pay an organist IJOO The flower committee luilJ 1700 last year for Hotter and decorations In the church At least n dozen women In the clmrtJ pent 500 apiece flowers and decorations In the church At least n dozen women In the church spent 500 apiece on flowers and decorations In their homes for receptions and parties and gave less than apiece to city missions This sounds like a sordid and gossipy string of details Gordon nut I am reminded of an extract from one of Btarr Kings essays Orrr against every prominent al lowance for a personal luxury the celestial record book ought to show some entry In favor of the cause of goodness and suffering humanity For every guinea that goes Into a theater or museum there ought to be some twin guinea pledged for a truth or fly Ing on tome errand of mercy In a city to crowded with misery as this Then wo have a right to our amusements Otherwise we have right to them but are liable every moment to Im peachment In the court of righteousness and charity for our treachery to heaven and our race lUther strong eht But not too strong when you consider that the earth Is the Lords the gold the silver the time are all his And when I look over my list of church members and then read the society or business umn which tell of their uses of ey for luxury and amusement Is It any wonder that I auk Where Is the Chris then dlseipleihlp that given so out of proportion to Its own gretlflrttlon com pared with Its duty to greet causes and social needs Lowell verse haunts tae God bond from out the dtp and sirsI wave the or mr seed to sow hrlne est thou m ray hundredfold Can I look up with face allow And answer Father hero l gold r 1 am afraid the celestial record book will not show a very heavy deposit on the part of the luxury loving Chris flans of this day and generation Then you consider that one of the Indictments against the church of today Gordon asked as Falmouth raised his head and sorrowfully gazed at a picture of tbo crucifixion that Lung oser liln leek Yen that and a lack of willingness to bear personal burdens to carry crosses to walk humbly to apply Jesus teaching to business politics and amusements There Is a striking In consistency between the church mem term vows and their dally lives espe cially In the business and money mak ing world The Cbriitlans In our moneymas they ought many of them and they ore not giving a tenth part as much as they ought to help Gods kingdom That Is a sweeping charge Mr Fal- mouth Yet you remain In the church and continue to preach and act under these conditions I love the church Falmouth spoke slowly again sinking Into reverie My father and his were ministers My mother hi a saint If there ever was breakmshe believes the church In Gods leaven In a sinful world Bo do I but I see Its need of regenerative cleansing so clear ly that I am torn between remaining where I am to preach the truth from the Inside and going out to do my work apart from the church as an Institution Yet where shall I got There are no other Institutions that are more Christ like than the church The labor orders Ire as selfish as the church The or gantxatlons that do not profess any re ligious creed are no more hopeful places for a man to stand than the place where I am now I could lead a very quiet easy life here If I were content to go softly In and out preach sermons that would satisfy the Intellectual or esthetic demands of my congregation and let these problems of humanity alone But Gordonbe turned bU face to the visitor and the Intense pas sion of the man shone through the habitual gravity and culture that oth erwlse distinguished hlmI am happily baIl1ay7no providentially caught up In the social whirlwind of the age and I cannotI cannot let these questions rest Woe Is mo If I preach not a whole respell And In order to preach It I must go tbo entire length of proclaiming Christs Golden Rule and self denying discipleship knowing fully that my people will grow restless under It knowing that they are not willing to tako up the cross dally In order to follow their Master And yet there a faithful handful Tbero are some who have not bowed tbo knee to Mammon Perhaps more than I have known God forgive me If I have been unjust or erred In my judgment of the church In this age Qprdon 11nt rnl1c break the r sIlcricoUiaf VoTlowedT jSlick gruffagain raised his bead be said with a rare smile I envy you Gordon I would al most like to change places with you You seem to lie doing work that needs to be done You are doing things am writing about them Some day lIe stopped abruptly and then asked If you were In my place what course would you take with the mon eyed business men In this church to touch them with a sense of their ponsibility and privilege as stewards of Gods wealth Gordon answered Instantly Get as many of them as possible to go down Into Bowen street and see how the other half lives Falmouth eyes gleamed I doubt If they will go Ill try It I have never been there myself But I see your point You think the men and women of this city do not know tbo facts You think a knowledge of tLe facts would teach them to do something r- Not necessarily But the cultured wealthy people In our churches as a rule know absolutely nothing from per venal knowledge of the horrors of city life They never go outside the little circle of the respectable comfortable and In many cases luxurious conditions Into which they were born I am con vinced that If of the best business men In the churches of this city could see the things I have teen within the last two weeks and know the facts that every resident In Hope House knows like the alphabet tho present awful wrongs would not be permitted In the city The Christ method was personal familiarity with sinful ditions He was a Saviour because be himself knew the sinner The weakness of the church lies In the fact that It has dropped out so largely the personal factor and exists too much for Its own religious life In Its elaborate church services which In so many cases have no other meaning than pride and vainglory of the participants But I forget myself Gordon smiled sadly I am not fit to mil else the churchI who for so many years dishonored her with lip service and formal worship You have as much right to criticise her as any Christian If you do It In the right spirit Falmouth said gently Then be added Let us have a prayer together before you go We need to ask forgiveness for many things and wisdom for everything So the two men kneeled while the minister prayed It was a good strong sturdy prayer that did John Gordon good There was no whining no cant no complaining An honest heart plea for more strength more toleration more faith more love more patience and Gordon after a hearty handshake went out and back to Hope House where he bad agreed to meet Falmouth and the singers a little before 3 oclock At 3 oclock Bowen street was fully aware that something unusual was taking place A funeral In Bowen street was as a rule an Informal affair In which tho immediate neighbors were apathetically Interested But this af fair of the deformed Louie Caylor promised unusual developments Word had gone around that Tommy Randall had been temporarily downed In n set to with one of the gents from Hope House but that before the funer al waa over be would be on top of tho pile so to speak And everybody salts fled Bo Bowen street poured Into the court of No 01 and choked the narrow stairways and back yards commanding a possible view of the funeral party When John Gordon Falmouth and the quartet turned Into the court off the street the amazement of the dif ferent members of the choir had given way to an expression of disgust gled With actual fear For pitys sake Mr Falmouth where are you taking use exclaimed the tenor a distinguished looking man well known In musical circles as a growing stager at fashionable reception The soprano a young woman of some beauty and the alto a little older but a woman of real strength of ex pression drew closer together as the miscellaneous crowd of Bowen street pressed nearer and the real horror of the place began to make Itself felt The gentleman who sang bass waa with John Gordon and was looking at him with a look of Intense Indignation as If he were the real cause of bringing the party Into the place Do you wish to go back You can If you wish Falmouth said quietly No no but this Is terrible It Is past all belief Is It safe for the ladles Will they be ableiPerfectly sate ladles John Gordon spoke with a touch of grimness leo pie aro born and live and die here Safe enough I assure you He led the way promptly asking the people to give them room How the quartet ever lived to get up that staircase where Mr Marsh nearly fainted no one can tell except themselves Tbo soprano said afterward that It was n mlraclo that any of them ever came out of It alive And her Indignation at the Ilev Paul Falmouth was so deep that nothing but financial considers tions could Induce her to sing In the nov FalmlUlt1 hurchacaln TO BE CONTINUED SAVINGS BANK W F PAXTON R RUDY President Cashier DIRECTORS Jas A Rudy E P Gilson Geo Hart E Farley F Kamleiter G C Wallace F M Fisher W F Paxton R Rudy Does a general banking bus iness Every accommodation 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win L CALDWELL J W ItPresident A Q1 Manage 8ey a Treasi Coal ReducedRender Lump and Egg 14 Cents Render Nut 13 Cents a BushelI W ryt s Central Coal J Iron Company incorporated Eighth and Trimble J J READ Manager CITY TRANSFER CO C L VAN METER Manager TILL KINDS OF TBINSFERIN6 MOYIKG AND HEAVY HAULING MACHINI RY SPECIALTY OFFICE River front between Court matt Washington streets Telephone Nc a99 All orders Urge pj mJlilllJrcelTe prompt attention THE BEST COALii dust and burnsIs the CoaltthamodtFt Jcwt Thats what burs tS et us fill your house 1Ircdym06Nfc3 OVERSTREET COAL Cot u RangesYCfJ f22950- Hr Ft- c D cIj I I J t1y 8500 VIwl VIl tranardware frX Goiricorporatedi tt 318324 B 9iCVlyt sH tfC rv J r TBETT Theatrical Notes The Flints who will hold tbe boards at The Kentucky the remalnd cr of this week made such a One Im prcsslon at Memphis that they go btck there for a weeki return engagement In every place the talented entertain era close their engagements by paoklng the horse The OommerolalAppea of Memphis last Tuesday says The Flint folly sustained their repntatloi ai fapmakerr before a large and high ly entertained audience last night at the Auditorium The performance Iperhaps the most amnilng u well ai the most artistic hypnotic rxhibltloi that it now offered to the America Flint and hit talented wife give the most complete and thoroughly enjoyable entertainment imagine isle The audience last night was our voted with laughter from the begin ping to the end of the ihow There were fifteen volunteer from the audience from which seven gull able subjects wero selected for the et cuing entertainment The subjects wero all Memphiani and among the number was an inter eating young student of the Mempbli Medical college who wore a clinic beard and an innocent ezpreiiionwlth which the audience was much taken i also a dignified country parson whose queer deed would have shocked the members of his devoted flock ai much ai they surprised himself when ho was brought from under tbo hypnotic fluence Every scene seemed the funniest and the audience enjoyed them all to the fullest extent Perhaps the best were the flee scene the dentist icenethe race horse scene the baby scene and the butterfly and skirt danco Tonight The Kentucky will pre sent The Strollers by Ludwig glander and Harry ii Smith which was quite tbo rage last season and was ono of the most laughable and amusI- ng comedies at present on the boards The happy addition of Miss Morgue rita Sylra to the caste this year should lend added significance and with a company of such people as George 0 Boniface Jr Nell MaN lei D LDon David Torrence WU Fitzgerald Do rothy Hunting Edith Millward and 70 others no end of gcod things can ZimIion company Chinese Honeymoon an enormous hit at the Casino New York 10 they can be depended on for knowing what Is good Miss Bylra Is qnlte a favor tie and was much admired ou her lmr rlons appearances In Miss Bob White and Princess Chick Manager Sam Mott of the Jeffries Itzsimmons aggregation arrived from St Louis yesterday and arranged for tbe appearance here of his company of thletes wrestlers and pugilists at the Kentucky theater Friday evening Mr William Gilbert a member ot the Strollers which will be here this evening is a brother of Mr R A Gilbert the popular salesman at Ooorge Rocksand will entertained by him Mrs Martin Beatty who was expected to arrive last week for the mainder of the season has decided to remain with The Hoosier Girl and will not come The Flints hypnotists who will at The Kentucky all the week after tonight arrived yesterday and aro at the arrive at 820 this afternoon from Ejansville TOOK FRENCH LEAVE COLORED PRISONER AT THE JAIL GETS AWAY Roxte Level a negro prisoner es taped from the county jail Saturday afternoon at oclock and at last ports bad not been captured Mr Uarrr Rodolpn the regular deputy jailer bad gone ont into the county on a short visit and bad left Mr Al Townsend in charge of the jail Mr Townsend had sent Level oot into the yard to dump a bucket of water when the negro unlatched the gate which was unlocked and escap ed The officers aro keeping a lookout and feel confident that Level will re main free a short time only He is charged with grand larceny SMALL BI AZE Tha fire department was called yesterday to a small storeroom back of Klein cigar store on Broadway near Fourth to extin guish n small blaze that started ome trash The damage vrSi slight VIt aI theCTheyreTiesPuffs and T ch5 Theyre all for silKrbtikht and new patterns aUCInvesting worthI t t fi i= 3 ANO BkgdOWQy POLICE COURTI Bell Boy Charged With the Theft of 3 In Silver Mottle Walker Arrested On an Old Warrant for Malicious Cutting Frank Wall bell boy at the Palmer house was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officers Harlsn and Clark on a charge of stealing 13 from Lucy Ty chargeI InltrumenIPalmer Saturday night and the case was left open Mattlo Walker colored was charged with maliciously cutting Minnie Moore in 1901 and the cue was left open and her bond fixed at tl9 The defendant had been away from the city until recently A T Strickland Macs Miller Onarles Campbell Frank Potts and Thomas Ross were fined f and costs each for plain drunks J A Rifleman was fined f and 41lOrderlyiRushing colored were fined 130 and for being disorderly George Topley for cursing Brown the fish merchant was 120 and costs Sticks McOormlok was fined IS and costs for using insulting language Oscar Simon was dismissed on breach of the peace charge A breach of the peace case against Lawrence Alexander was continued An Immorality charge against Frank James and Mottle Walker woo dismissal Henry Hall was fined f30 and coots for gaming WHAT IS IIYPNOTISMfI Our readers will tips week have an opportunity to solve this problem for we are to have the great Herbert L Flint and bis charming wife Mrs Herbert L Flint the only lady hypnotist These two persons are marvels They present the whole phenom ena from the smallest to the highest exhibition of occult artI All people interested in the mysterious or unrevealed should avail themselves of this opportunity to witness the revelations of hypnotism Together they stand at the bead and are the ac knowledged leaders of this science Tuesday ladles free usual condition Home buying and mortgage paying made easy by cooperating through the Kentucky Home Buyers Co Operative Association Edgar W Whlttcmore manager Broadway Paducah You can buy a home or pay off a mort gage by easy monthly payments It la a home institution and all portion tare will be promptly given on quest Phone 158 Our agent will call on you and explain the plan It sired If Mrs A Phlltriok of Memphis li visiting Mrs U E Thcspson r r x 9 IfooJU1 t 1 Jill HiM 11It JI lei ltlft a rnvu Jt1That a the whole story in 11 50 j In i a costs fined a development J Youll Find at Rocks For 1903 an uptodate assortment of Ladies Childrens and Babies FINE SHOESaAslt to See The- Dorothy Dodd Damp Pro- ofSHOE FOR 300 We carry all I kinds of Wo mens and Children rubiber goods in rubbers and see our Misses and Boys School Shoes for 125 At Rocks theshoeQeo Rode 321 Broadway Buy fromatfoe Manufacturer t 4 Wemake f TRUNKS TRAVELING BAGS ETC at208 Broadway F Ji INIEMANN iPaducah Trunk Manuiacturer n s First ClassfGreek Restaurant and Hotel- I will ou January iptln open Up it first class Greek Restaurant and Hotel 206 SOUTH SECOND ST Good meals Clean beds Everything new and neat Call and Insi ect my place t nn Caldwell Son Represent some of the leading Kirvl irance Companies of the country Alsd L b r Real EstatpAgents Property In our bands carefully looked afterAQuick action on sales Phone 303 Office 116 S Fourth Subscribe for THE SUN and get the news Jll Wntl W news

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