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The Paducah evening sun: n. Monday, May 14, 1906.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. n 9Y 1 1 1 T11H WUATJIKU arilylcluudy tonight nnil Tueedny t r VOL XVIII NO 118 1i TONS OF DYNAMITE LET GO IN INSTANT Two Monster Magazines Demol- ishedo at Hriileoport t llousoti Wnckrd Icoplc Injured nnd- Ilutitf lass Hrokin InI City Twnilyllvr Milts Away t 1 AX KAHTHQUAKK IV flUKKNHKV t Hrldgeport Conn May 14 An explosion demolished two monster magazines of tho Union Metallc Cartridge company this morning and 7 dot ing damage to buildings People Wore shaken from theIr 1wdi by the Impact Two distinct shock came as the magazine were blown up by tons of dynamite it t 1 Other explosives wero stored ther- eIn All that remains Is a great hole In the earth The Impact shook the almshouse nearby with such force that chlmnlei toppled plaster was torn from the walls and many Inv mates were slightly Injured by fall 1log plaster A farm house nearby was demol ished In the pity chlmnlei were blown down all plate glass windows 1In r buslnet a homes wore broken A huge stone weighing several t t tons lifted bodily Into the air landed on the Isolation hospital near the aimshouir demolishing It f y t Ilvn Distinct Shock lx mlon May 14 lFive mild earthquake shocks were felt In the J Island of duernxy Sunllararler noon 1f1 v 1 IIISASTUOIIS DOWNTOUIt A Havana Vlnllcil l10 r Heavlot flails IKv IQtfr iMrlfiiwlIn Yearn I J JJJlllnna Cuba May HTho heav 4 lest rain that tine fallen hero In fitly L years descended Uporf Havana All l4the streets were three or four feet U dfOII i In water and some had eight of ten feet on them Many houses ard Inundated throughout tho city and tome ot them have collapsed The authorities are lending all the t r assistance possible to the people PROSECUTING 6 ISS HAH COM AND THIAL- i I IITi IS POSTPOMM A DV LIK Dockrt Ikposedl of In Police Court Title Moniliix Hy Judge SniidciN S Se Harry Clark white who was ar o rested In Dexter Mo and brought here Saturday night was granted a a continuance this morning until Wed j 1nesday A woman operating a concession at the earnlvil claimed that Clark stole a lot ot Junk from her valued at 1G She has left the city and will have to be brought back be fore Clark can ho tried Walter Terr ll colored charged Q f with breaking Into Capt Thomas Mrmelons house was granted a c- onis l tinuance t v Other cases Ward Wilson white 1jumping on and off tfalns G and t 1 costs A Levin breach of ordinance p dismissed J D Redden breach of ordinance continued William Jef arson colored abusing Mary Craig S 1 continued John Gllllsplo colored inallclou cutting continued Edward Alford alias Alfred breach orthe peace continued lie Is alleged to VI havombused Jennie Alford FranpU the fiveyearold son of It T Lfghtfoot county judge caught iii h his leg In u lawn swing Saturday and Loneao I ft CAHL RCliUIIZ- ftr c PASSKS AWAY AT Q I g HIS limn TODAY i i + olW tNvwoikI iay HfOatl ft J Sclmr tiv well known states t j I tnstIft tldtnorplug ill the ntendMrs- w J+ ori faintly InAt Ills Isel y 5eladjjg qUM N r r 1 i f p Jo q a mbt nbutnb UU+ TADUCAH ICY MONDAY EVENING MAY 14 1900 The circulation of The Sun for thu month of April was IOIH n day average Business Instinct tells you that It IIs the paper that tills tin circulation dally that merlin your confidence CnrncKlo unit Midway Iliy May HTho drat man In Kentucky to rccolvo recog- nitIon by tho Carnegie horo fund commission 1s Itufus Combs of this place who saved tim life of nichanl Godson attorney and agent for the fund en route to mako an award At the risk of life life Combs dragged Godson from the manhole of a leak Ing gasoline engin- eADMIRAL KILLED BY WORKINGMAN Assassination Marks May Day Festivities In Russia HcnmiiilH VIII Ho Mnilu for AmnoiHly In All Iollllcul Offenders liy Isnver louse LOOK FOK PIUSAXT UPKISIXC fit Petersburg Map HTho cel ebration of the RiiB lan May nay was marked by tho assassination of- tlco Admiral Konnmllch command ant of Port of St Petersburg by a workman who stabbed tho official while In a crowd of working men Tho admiral had just succeeded In ersuadlngJ the workingmen not to nti and liy holding a demonstration In honor of the May Ray fetes but to return to work Tho man sod denly thrust a rusty knlfo Into blc side penetrating tho kidney lid died In a short time Tho assassin es cnpVd The workmen ofthoadhi rally wero so Impressed by the mur der of thu admiral that they Imme diately returned to work A large number of worklngmen went on a strike lodn Troops ara on guard Sit Petersburg May HTho dou ma adjourned until Tuesday May nay was not mentioned but thn abandonment of tho session today was dictated out of respect for the socialist holiday as well as with a deslro to glvo tho commission ade quate tlmo to draft a reply to the speech from tbe throng Polish deputies today began the campaign for automony by Introduc ing a resolution and the Inclusion of a paragraph on that subject In reply to tho speech from tho throne point Ing out that tho fundamental law which establishes tho special position of Finland does not mention the re lations ot Poland to tho empire It Is thought tho racialists and workmen of St Petersburg have pro claimed their Intention of celebrating May Dayp ceably but the government has mado preparations ona largo scale to meet possible disor dens Annuityt for Political OITrmliTS St Petersburg May HWltlt- he assembling of the newly consti tuted dcnima for Its first business sea don the attitude of opposition to tile czar which tho now assembly U Ixnind to assume was shown without attempt at concealment Tho deputies showed that they are determined to secure amnesty for all political offenders If It Is within their power to do so as tho first stop In their progress of reformation for Rue sin Until amnesty Is granted by the czar there la little likelihood that any business of Importance can ho trans Octet IVnsnnt Troubles Coming London May HIn the lobbies of flue Russian national parliament they are quoting a significant remark of Wftte The trouble Will begin when the peasants find out that tho douma cannot dd what tho peasants wish even IIt It tries Title means that tho agrarian problem Is Incapable of such a solution as the peasants Im agine possible However sweeping tho land lranafer measures Introduc ed they will not satisfy the landhun gry millions anti they ID their fanat Idem cannot be taught why While pouring boiling condo from a pot Saturday Officer AlbertI Sensor painfully burned his left nand The top came off the pot une trttoct edly A 1r NO END IN SIGHT TO THE DEBATE Railroad Rate BIll Continues to Hold JlonrdS President Through Lange Utters Contradiction Ito Arrnsallnn of Kfiinliir Tllliiinn WKKKH FOHKC1ST IX HOlSKI Washington May 14TheUnlted States senate will begin this week with tho resumption of a considers lion of tho railroad rato bill and na ono can say how long that measure may continuo to rccolvo attention Senator Tlllman who is In charge of the bill expresses anxiety for a vote but Hie probabilities are that many senators will desire to speak further on the section that deals with the Inv terstate commerce commission which Is to administer legislation Two days are to be taken week In tho house Ton routine buslnessloda for tho District of Columbia legisla tive and Friday for claim The naval appropriation bill Is still8 on tho ways Chairman Foaaiestl matt that thpmoasuro can bo passed Wednesday Jf Tuesday Is given up to Its consideration rifHlilrnCMnk f Denial Washington May 14 Upon the floor of the senate Saturday after noon during consideration of the railway rate bill the president of tho United States acting through Senator Lodgp of Massachusetts de nounced as a deliberate and unqual ified falsehood the charge that ha hall characterized Senators Spooner Knox and Forakor aft Senatorial lawyers and that he had broken with them on the rate question The sensational Incident came as a climax to ilia Implied charge by Mr Tlllman of South Carolina nominal ly In charge of tiny rate bill that tho president has been treacherous to him nnd to Mr Ilalley Attorney General Moody and KxSenator Chandler of Sew Hampshire now the member of the Spanish treaty claims commission all of whom had been enlisted by the president he said to defeat tho senatorial con servatives rlrsideul and Moody Confer Washington May 14 Attorney General Moody had a long conference at the White louse this morning with the president regarding Tlll manChandlcr charges against the president and the part the attorney general took In their alleged negotia tions between the administration and jho Democratic leaders on the railway rate bll Only Against Company Washington May 11h When this senate resume consideration of railway rate bill today Nelson theII duce a telegram from Stlckny of the Chicago and western protesting against the amendment Inflicting fines the imprisonment against officers and agents of railways for rebates Ho claimed the punishment should bt directed against railway company It self go It could reach the Railway Czars and the grand Jury at New York within reasonable time Xo Statement Today Washington May 14 Secretary Lob announced today there will be no public statement today from the White louse regarding the Tillman Chandler charges Most likely none will be made on the Moor of the sen ale In behalf of the preside- ntNEBRASKA CJHTS ix LIXR ACJAIXST STAXD- Allli OIL COMlAXY Ofllclalx Visit St Louis In Internet of Ugul Fight About to Ensue St Louis May 1tlaor thrown City Attorney Strodo and Attorney KesC of Lincoln Neb are here In IhoWerPjt of the legal fight to bt sdirjil htlbcoln anti the state of 0111comllln1 dlIdl II KAOLics1 iifiitii TEAM raw to IIopkfnxvHIo to Institute n XcWifxxlRO Tomorrow Tho Pqucah degree team of Eagles lodgo wll leavo tomorrow af ternoori for Hbpklnsvllle to Institute a new lodge ot about 05 members The teamwill be headed iy Mr Ile- 55elno and la as follows L I Head elate president D C Glass A C Mitchell It J Wathen T B Born son n C LoabHn Wm Robertson W F McCoy and sevcrsil others Tho lodge will be Instituted In the Elk hall at Hopklnsvlllo and the team will be given a banquet Lyon Hal 3 Corbett wlf be requested to attend and deliver an address BROADWAY OFFICE I OF N C ST L Will be Opened as Soon hif the New Furniture Arrives Railroad Ticket Offlcc Will Ho In stalled In Cuinptifli Building Near Fifth WITH soimiioux KXPIUSH co Tho Nashville Chattanooga and St L railroad will nave a down town business and ticketoffice and will move Into the now quarters In a fci1 weeks Just al rdonua the furniture can bo secured The Nashville Chattanooga and St Louts road will Install Its local agent and laiR corps of clerks In the building now being fitted out for the Soutiern Express company In the Campbell building on Broadway near Fifth street The railroad company will occupy the front part of the building and the express company tho rear Furniture and fixtures have byn ordered anti the decision as to Just who will bo installed will bo made pending their arrival Mr K S Burn ham local agent for the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis will be ono officer The Illinois Central located a tick et olflos on Broadway wader the Columbia building a few weeks ago and the move of the Nashville Chat tanooga apd St Louis road will bo one of convenience both roads hay- Ing offices within easy reach of shippers and patrons ot the passenger traffic department RUMOR IS REVIVED OF GOEBEL MURDER In Effort to Hold up Confirnm lion of Key as Postnmster xo Truth In lathes nforreil Hy Vjlr Happy III CNinnrrtloii With Majllild Contest t 4 POSTMASTKH FISHKIl TALKS Washington May H1he Happy tKey feud has developed a nun phase linen and Key may lose the poitofllce If Happy can substantiate charges he has filed with Cortelyou The case as It now stands gOes hack to 1900 during the Goebel sensation It In ciiargcd that after the Goebel killing I Key sent a man to Frankfort to dropi some hints which might lead to tho Indictment of Happy for com Pllcffy In the Goebel killing A letl jer written by Key bible connection Is said to now lie upon Cortclyoua desk Mr Happy declines to dlscius tMn side of the case In detail for pub lication but claims that things lIecm- fo be coming his wa- yNuthinglu It J C Speight of Mayfield Is In the city today and both ho and Postmaster F M Fisher deny there Is any truth In the accusation against Mr said KeyII appointment will be confirmed atI ante unless there Is something stronger than this brought against Mr Key Postmaster Fisher has a telegram I from Senator Lodge saying that the appointment of Mr ycKlw appointment of Mr Key will be ron firmed BETTER SANITATION NEED OF PADUCAH INot Carping Criticism nut Ac fiven Cooperation Demanded The lien n C Wright Talks Ont Civic Hcsponsllilllly nod Civic Improvement Sunday MUNICIPAL OFFICKRS PHKSFXT Taking as his subject Civic ne sponsibility and ClvJc Improvement and declaring he had no other object In view lan doing his part to make Paducah better the Ilev D C Wright delivered a strong address Sunday morning at Grace Episcopal church Dr Wright was especially gratified at the presence of a large number of city officials Acting Mayor Starki Chief of Police Collins Alderman hell Councilmen Kat tqrjohn McBroora Hill Kolb Williamson PoliO Commis sloner Clarl George Walters Edwin J Paxton and Charles Heed of the board of park commissioners Rd P Noble president of the board of public works and City Clerk Halley were present Dr Wright put health first and said Paducah needs sewers and ade quate surface drainage He also ask ed for a city park and paved streets ending by declaring that although the peoplo delegate their power to their officers they can not delegate their responsibility and Its up to the people of Paducah to petition for and Insist on public Improvements Dr Wright tools tho text from Johns vision of the city beautiful tho New Jerusalem OR the Island of Patmos e It was the Idealization of Ills na tlvo city said Dr Wright and the first thought that comes to ua Is that his Ideal oily had laved streets Dr i5 right thon dtVcufinod into fllf ferent elements that entered in to mako the celestial city and said that scientists have been striving for years to realize this condition through the adoption of the Improvements advocated by the modern au thorltlesI not Intend to stand outside anti criticize he said I fear that this Is tho position too often taken by tho press and puI1111I dp not favor criticizing tho municipality for things it has failed to do but rather to point out what can be accomplish ed because we already have accomp lished so much I am proud when away from home to tell people that I live In Paducah I felt confidence In the city the first time I ever saw It and I feel more confident of UB future every day I Jive here But It Is not simply because the city has grown more 4n the last decade than any other city south of the Ohio river but because It will grow stilt greater Paducah Is em erging from a village state Cato that of a large city If I thought It never would advance I wouldnt spend an other day hero Tho physical condition of a city comes first And tho health of the Inhabitants roust be considered above all other things It you are going to live In an atmosphero that will cut you off before your time other things are little worth your whilePaducah Is a much maligned town from the Inside When I first camp hero I was warned that It was unhealthy and I am afraid the Inhab itants of Paducah have become so thoroughly convinced that It la unhealthy and that the condition Is un alterable that they do more to dam ago Its reputation than do outsiders nut mistakes can be done away with Havana considered tho most unhealthy eltn the world by this adoption of proper sanitary meal ures has been made one of the most pleasant and healthful places of residence I Memphis had practically tho same experience Neil In for Severs Paducah has a great deal of sick h ness More than she ought to have t Hut title condition can be obviated t First of all wo must have adequate sewerage We should build sewers dj toIeaunt ktj J its 5 sick and needs the attention of a ft gpcctalUt Why should you count the cost when yourchtidtis sick sim ply because the city has not proper i sanitary accommodation After we t havo provided drainage underground j we must construct granitoid gutters J T Continued oq Pigo y urjlI E tt l51i 7 In Paducah and JlcCrackea 1 county more people read The t Slut than any other papery I 10 GENTS PER WEEK 8TIIKKT SIG SIWill lie Ilae I curllcrRlat John Humphries Iho carpenter began this morning putting up street signs on corners within tho districtt thpLoarllt havo been hero several days but weronot prepared for mounting un tll today Ono Iron rod sign will boI placed at Ninth street and Brondwas and anpther at the city hall at Fourth street and Kentucky avenue Thies- two were sent here as sample sign eI by an unsuccessful firm bidding ohI the Job t drain Market New York May 14Wheat geIcorn G34c oats 3Cc Chicago May HWhent 834 corn 48y oats 32itsB- OB TAYLOR WINS BY 9000 VOTES Snap Caucus of Last Year Mili tated Against Cnnnack IVnzlcr and CiK Feel Effect of Senior Senators Dcfont Before Ills People HKXTOV JIMILLIX IS JUHILANT Nashville Tenn May HBel- ated returns from Saturdays sena tonal primary continue to filter Into tho American and to tho headQuar- ters of the two candidates but they show nothing to cause n material change In tho figures given last night as to ox Coy Taylors majority It wilt be somewhere around SGOO although Campaign Manager Brandon Brandon says it may go to 10000 which Is tho outside figure TliovoiBTrt Slcolfntles with a district or two missing hero and there and the wholo unofficial of course shows Taylor to havo received 47441 votes against 41912 for Car mack a majority of 5 530 Since Carmacks defeat for roelcc tlon tho politicians havo begun to speculate upon Its probable effect tilt on tho future fortunes of several Inv dividuals who wero moro or less Is sues in tho contest It Is generally admitted that too result makes Very doubtful the reflection of Senatpr Carmacks colleague James B Fra zler whoso term win expire March 4 1911 Ono of the strongest Influences that contributed to Senator Car macka defeat was the sentiment against the alleged snap caucus of last winter by which Frazier was elected to the senate and John I Cozy became governor McMIIIliiI J II 10 111 lit Next to exGoy Taylor tho hap pleat man In tho state over thoder feat ot Senator Carmack Is exQov Benton McMlllln Tho exgoVornor has worked early and latQJo bring about the downfall of the senior senator and It is predicted that when the tlmo conies ho will make d des perate effort to put Senator Frazlor beck Into private life TEST OF AVOIIK Teachers Will He Kxaniiiird on Tnt Hw k on Pedagogy May 20 has been set for tho exam nations of city teachers In the sub ject McMurrays Methods of Iteclta tlon a study the teacher adopted as the conrsoof work for monthly meetings held the last terms Tune examinations ore hold to show the good done in this worki Justice J H Burnett held court today He called his docket but tried no cases The docket Is light this term Ct Q PKXSIOXUU IS TOO ft iiIF1tSIBT1NTlN1113I ft iii1S711TIs IIOUSH eMI v- V t Washington Aloy 14Res ft- P r IKII HanIs of Mcadvllle Pa n jj sterna of tlio Civil war was ur t rcsltd nt Iho Wlilto llouso last ft- ft night on account of Lls cITorta ft In ere tho president It lIs i- fy tlioMght hn Nniqt Insane hunt ha ft- JjJj iwnilslfii In his dcnvAiidrf for an ift T i Intrrvlcvr with the president t relative to n pension ft- k e A l +Fri d +Bd3+3AIS+bgsPl 9- wtIt Y MARKET OPENS UPYY FOR THE FARMERS McCracken County Berries Fin Really Sale in Chicago Jj i SaimdPrs A Fowler Sends Sample CrnliH to Commission louse May oTnku Car Load Lot 1 5 INQUIRIES fort MKDEX TRUCK f Sir Saunders A Fowler today isi shipping three crates of strawberries toc II Weaver and company of 1 Chicago a large produce and commission house on condition that If they are all right the company will place nn order for car load Ibis We have now an opportunity tof make a big shipping market oulor SlcCrncken county said Mr Fowlert today and I want every farmer la the county who has any berries he F would like to sell this way to get la communication with me The price offered In Chicago Saturday was J17C a crate and I feel sure that the berries raised here will satisfy that market It they do and four truck farmers will give the proper attention and cooperation to the move woe shall build up the market In short order There Is no fount In my mind but what If we go about It In the proper manner that In a year or two wo shall be getting such good prices for our truck farm products that tile value of lands suitable for that pun pose will be easily worth 7Gan acreAside from strawberries I have Inquiries for beans peas rhubarb and asparagus all of which can bo raised on the land In the countynnd I am very anxious to see our farm era take an Interest In the matter anti help build up this marl t Title concern a bi to hJfwe can get enous berries and enter products to Interei them and 1 know the prices Will br better than we get now Of course this will raise the prices on the 1a cal market to the housekeeper but 11- It will stimulate the farming Indus try In the county and In this way be of untold value to both the city and county NO CARNiVAL If WILL HI JIVIIX HV PAPUOAH AS SOCIATION NIT YKAH Mg Loss Figured on Show Thlaf Spring and iiwnmty Fund May Ho Drawn Ou May 21 has been set as the data for final meeting r ot the Pad la Carnival Association to figure up the fc loss sustained In the spring carnival which closed last week after two weeks of disaster The association this year los hellic liy as an association and the experN thce has served as a warning against a repetition ot carnivals No carnIvalJJ will again ho given by the associa tion the members believing thefpoiK ularlty of carnivals Is played out r The association lost I will vent ure to say not less than 1GOO Mr L A Lagomarsino director general of the association declared Wa i have not figured the exact amount + because all bills are not In yet but wo think the amount will tall at a not less figure than above stated A few of the expenses which the y association was this year luheiti4J to will amount to ercral hundred dollars One attorneys fee pf2bB talready has been presented for say i i ment The cost of the county 1Iceai amounted to J300 and this with the expense of building tho fence arch and other incidentals will amount to a great deal The gate receipts and receipts at the shows did not make expenses for the carnival lpa1r rx and It Is staled that the association had to make settlements for the guar anteo made the Cosmopolitan IOtQ a pangy jjr11 THACTIOX GISE r s Finally Dccldwl by leH liearlns by SujwjiiftOfw1 J V d i 5 IWabln ton May 1j Itpromo court of th United 9 chambers today f4eirle4 the a jtlan fur aTr Ii lM in Chi the traction car Mt I li Tj iti ri LEAGUE ARK PADUCAH VSl CAIRO c MAY 15 16 17 I Bmral Atalsstefl 25 Cents Grand Stand 35c Boi Seat 60c Wet ulld 111311 P m tkrp with n sw a lain liters FHrtl ttt Iwj 4 ITH BASES FULL 1tOYDS MBE FAIL TVJ i ble Play IB Ninth Puts EiII to Hopes of Fans anew Takes Second of Series V m 1aducah Indians liy y iScoroof Three to Tvo DLTS OF SUNDAYS GAMES Team Standing W li Pct idacstt 0818 ncebnea 1 3727 iro L 16C 455 mvllle t 4 7 3C4 cktonvllle 3 C 333 ittoott 2 7 222 Totlaye Schedule yineeanea at Padgfahs bvIMo at Cairo MeHoon at Jacksonville- Yesterdays Result Cairo 1 iDanville iPltlIcah2 VIncennes 3 Jackeonvlllo 5 Mattoon 4 IF Oldlf the ancient standby pre omlmaUd after yesterdays disaster Wallaeo park If Perry bad placed his hit a the further to this or that side id he used a little more lorceU hide had fumbled the grounder r ir Mattlson had dropped the all It McClaln had not been so ger and lastly If Paducah bad not loSttthe tans would have beeb happy today As It Is the Hoosiers are boasting ot the second defeat administered to i wayward Indians having taken l2iorefeahers from the war rIIheadgear to flaunt Jubilantly I er Kitten teams not so fortu 1t1n their games with the Indians Well the drubbing might have been worse one consoling fact being to the Indians escape from what teemed a shut out in both Saturdays and Sundays games Anyway the fans got lheirmonepe- Worth and a prettier game was never witnessed on the Paducah bait field at least one of more excitement wasn witnessedHow In the seventh Inning Bnrson sin sled to center field and Wilkinson nttempttil to sacrifice him to second Wllgn Gelded the bunt and forced Burson at second Donovan singled to the rightcenter garden and Mo ran Sew out to Taylor Mattison sin- gledi hitting a fast grass clipper to McCIain In his eagerness to fleld the hit homo to cut ort the run McClaln Wtrih ball get through him and both base runners and Mattlson scored on Ue error The Indians followed with two tal let Haas grounded outand SVetzel Bugled to thlyd base the ball get tlOK past Barbour by several feel and I rayfI I shilteet-Hudloat oily FMftct UUWl Nglta1la doAfa1IItMIq Taajlatflr ataM tka bUtM CM telkaafcrareludiaiacaU btIMa iiestIMeM 1- eIPJ X150 1uuPsnkhw u4ftff patutal iisMflab N 21 Irlf ayd- Oisf5a =s- ark YOUR OIALIK IfM BN1Laate MM re null price 41ract u- aralea awaMHiy gvaf Este Pencil Co InIMip Nr Tai stole second base Taylor singled and while Wetzel was playing off the bag Whitley threw Mitchell covering second to cut him off Mitchell muff ed the throw and the ball went out to right field Wetxel scoring Taylor tallied on Barbours fumble of Millers rounder Xlpperte ground out retired the side The Ninth Inning In the ninth inning the fun began In this Inning the Indians filled the sacks with no one out Whltley po sition could be appreciated and his admirable work was a feature of the gameHaas drew a pass to first and Wet zell hit to Mitchell who fumbled Taylor singled and filled the bases Perry came to the bat The game here came to a standstill The grand stand a few minutes before a mass of excited humanity had quieted down and Whltleys heavy excited breathing almost could bo heard lathe grand stand He pulled himself together and struck an attitude of desperation The pitcher threw one or two ball and Perry waited Whitley form was too sure He was throwing strikes and Perry gripped his stick for action He met one full in the fate The ball grounded to Whitley and the rube gripped it held It a few seconds to Insure stead iness and let drive Mattlson caught the ball and fielded quickly to Will kinson completing a double play Stock went down on the Redskin bpi letin board after this Miller whose three bagger averted the mortification of a shut out Sat urday came to the front He met a waist ball and sent It down the first base line Pop Wilkinson was there ready for It and the Indians swallowed the lumps in their throats and the fans uttered a groan of an guish and left the grand stand The summary yincennes Tab r h po a e Mitchell sa 4 0 00 7 2 Harbour 3b 4 0 0 0 1 1 Irench 2b 4 0 0 0 2 0 Burson rf 4 0 1210Wilkinson lb 4 1 115 0 0 Donovan ct 4t 1 1 1 0 0 MoranST3 0 01 0 0 Mattlson c ii4 118 2 0 Whitley p 1 0 0 0 6 0 Totals 34 3 4 27 19 3 Paducah ab r bh po a e Gilligan 2b 400202McClaln If 40 0 201Haas lb 3 00 C 1 0 Wetzel 3b 4 1 2 4 3V Taylor cf 3 1 2 3 0 1 Perry as 3 0 0 5 3 0 M Miller rf 4 0 0 1 O 0 Nlppert c 3 0 0 4 0 0 Wilgus p 3 0 1 1 3 1 Totals 31 2 5 27 10 5 In 123456789rhoV- inc 000000300343 Padu000000200255Stolen Mitchell Sacrifice hits Perry Double playsWhitley to Jlattl son to Wilkinson Wetzel to Gilligan Wetzel to Haas Bases on balls Off Wbltley 2 off Wilgus 1- Struck outDy Whitley 5 by Wil gus 2- Left on bases Vincenncs 4 Padu cah 4- Time of game 130 Umpire Bush Old Soldiers Win Again Cairo 111 May 13 The visitors hit like fiends today and badly whip ped the loc- alRilE Danville 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 1 39 11 0 Cairo 0100000001 7 7 Batteries Slby Chrlstman and Shaw Way and Wolfe Jacksonville Wins a Game Jacksonville III May 13 The locals won from Mattoon by hard fast playing RUE tattoon 4 5 2 Jacksonville 5 5 1 Batteries McCarthy and Schls sell Allen and Belt Umpire Hack ett Saturdays Games Paducah 2 VIncennea 6 Cairo 6 Danville 10- JacksonvlileMattoon rain The Hoosiers Saturday duplicated heir action of the season of 1905 by Creaking the Indians winning streak rho contest was loosely played by the edsklne Errors gave the visitors Iye scores and the game was lost in- be first few Innings when South 4 gave down and was hit to all sections of the field Ames succeeded him in the fourth Inning pitching good ball except In the ninth Inning when he gave down due to the ex clement of striking Center Fielder Donovan In the head The score Inn 123450789rhoVi- ne 002006202071 Padu000000200251Batteries pert for Paducah Perdue and Mattl son for Vlnccnnes At Jacksonville No Genie Jacksonville Ill May 12 Xo game was played today on account of wet grounds The Old Soldiers Win Cairo 111 May 12The Old Sol diets gave a demonstration of ball playing here winning by a score of 10 to 5 The score RIlE Danville 10 5 5 Cairo B 910 Batteries Holycross and Shaw Woodring Wagner and Wolfe um pire Veatch Embers From the Camp Fire Wilgus work was faultless yester day He fielded his position admirably Several sacrifices were averted the runners being forced out by the quick work of the pitcher He also did a little stunt covering first when Haas cut down a hit and retired thq runnerTaylor and Wetzel got two hits each yesterday and Wilgus got one The other Indians were unable to safely connect with Whitley flush Is the worst umpire we have seen here this season flush seems to be partial a quality not seen In De vanney or Veach Eddie Kolb has a fast fielding bunch of players but the Indians show a superiority In stick work Gilligan seemed a little off yester day and McClaln well Brownie must have been hoodooed Fans are asking the question of why was the squeeze play not made yesterday Lloyd explains It briefly I gave Perry the signal to work the bunt and effect the squeeze but he mis understood me This Is one time the squeeze did not work Had Perry bunted lightly It would probably have changed the result I C Centrals The Illinois Centrals have accept ed a challenge from a ball team at La Center but the date Is yet to be arranged t L A Is Defeated The L A L team of Paducah was defeated at Princeton yesterday by the Princeton semiprofessional team by a score of 3 to 7 This Is the sec ond defeat for tho L A L team at the hands of the Princeton boys t TIlE RIG LEAGUES American League Philadelphia 4 Chicago 0 Boston 1 St Loula 9 New York 0 Cleveland 2 Eleven InningsWashington 0 Detroit 4 National League Plttsburg 2 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 8 Brooklyn 0 fatt Louis 6 Boston 2 Cincinnati 3 New York 2 Eleven inningsYit f i Xatloifat League Chicago 4 Brooklyn 5 batteries Pfelster and Moran Strlcklett and BergenCincinnati 4 New York 8 batter- Ies Weimer Chech and Schlel 3Ic Qlnnlty and Bresnahan Marshall St Louis 1 Boston 3 batteries Druhott and Slottery Llndaman and Netdbam LADIES RECEPTION Will Not lie a Feature of Chess Clubs Annual Function The Chess Checker and Whist club will hold its annual smoker on Thursday May 24 in the club roomi ati Sixth street and Broadway This year the afternoon reception will not bo given to the lady friends of the members as has been the custom for several years The directors of the club met Friday night and completed arrangements for entertaining tho clubs friends at the smoker The club rooms are being put through a spring cleaning process new carpets are being laid and additional furnlt ire Installed Moonlight excursion on the steamer Louisiana Tuesday night May 13th Given liy the Bartenders Union float leaves wharf promptly- at 8 oclock Tickets BO cents aIMcrIIJe tot The BMU Malaria Makes Vale Sickly Children The Old Standard Grove Taste lens Chill Tonic drives out malaria and builds up the system Sold by all dealers for 27 years Price 50 cents OLUFBRIfISWHEELNOW I Two Hundred Pounds of Dynamite End Its Career Wonder of Two Coitlnriili Was dt traction nt Chicago and SI Louis Kxposltlons SOMETHING OF ITS HISTORY Blown to pieces by a monster charge of dynamite the Ferris wheel came to an Ignominious end yesterday ni St Louis after a varfed carco of thirteen years Atlta ending it was unwept andunaung- Sonstructed s as ono of the ngln coring felts of a century the wheel first was a feahtre of the Cbl ago worlds fair In 1893 Then for a long period of monu mental and unprontable Inactivity IIt towered luan amusement park near the east end of Dlversey boulevard It finally was removed to St Louis to form for the second time the huge mechanical marvel of a great expos tlonFor more than a month heavy wagons laden with tho 400ft tons ot steel entering Into Its construction lumbered through Chicagos streets Giant Wtirrl Fights for Life It required 200 pounds of dyna mile to put IIt out of business The huge axle weighing seventy tour tona dropped I slowly with the remnants off the wheel crushing the aniallerbraces and steel frame work When tho mass stopped settling It bore no resemblance to tho whee which was so familiar to Chicago and St Louts and to 7500000 amuse ment seekers from all over the world who In the days when It Va- In operation made the trip to the top of its height of 261 feat and then slowly around and down to the start- Ing pointWonder of Two Continent The wheel was the wonder of two continents by reason of Its cost ot 360000 Us dimensions and Its ut ter uselessness George Washington Gale Ferris president of a Plttsburg engineering firm originated the Idea of the wheel that bore his name taking the notion from a bicycle and adapting the con structive principles of st4iel bridges In Its erection Ferrs took In JtJOtMjfllnt 50 cents a ride The cost of taking dow4the wheel was J4fr000 Its ruins are estimated as worth 8000 as scrap Iron Deeds Flied Katie M1 Robertson to J W Fow ler and others for 150 property on day street The Fidelity Deposit company of Maryland to C K Wheeler power of attorney The Fidelity and Deposit compa ny of Maryland to Wm Reed pow er of attorney Samuel Skinner and others to Mary L Burnett for 1000 proper ty on Broadway Excessive drugsi cause of death of 20 per cent of the popu lation of Austria according to offi cial statistics while 44 per cent of 2110 medical profession In that coun ttry dIe of heart disease Moonlight excursion on the steamer Louisiana Tuesday tight May loth Given by the Bartenders Union Boat leaves it hart promptly nt 8 oclock Tickets HO cents Engraved cards and plats 1125 at The Sun oMce Hotel Cumberland Broadway at 54th SINEW YORK CITY N V ThemtN 1 I luiuriouOy appointedhotet In litI uraliB op lie rare rich ftpolishedfloorsot I ered with bindome oriental real Tiled both room a veolhllol Into the open air a feature Tel suite This hsiel oH IOolro and ties i ntguntiI superior aceommodilloai ler rice tet irmpllnir ratii Inipecilon if this beautiful eitabUihment invited SCNDi0RILLUTRATda00RLKTEDWARD PROPRIETOR 4 Rudy Phillips Lo- A 19223 ROADWAY e I i SPECIALS Tuesday Tuesday tL II 1eI 01 50 pieces BookfoM fast colored r I 1578C F fJ Half Price Half Price All the reran tnts from our Silk from i yard to 7 yards at ONBHALF THBIR VALUE 5c 5c I 25 dozen Nainsook Dress Shields best mikei all szts as long as they last patr w 5c 98c 98c r f 100 inch Natural Handle Frame Umbrellas a regular 150 value In this GinghamsUNCONCIOUS S8cr 100 100rpairs 3t yards long 54 Inch Curtains palr100J I 100 100 50 pairs 3 yards long Dotted and with wide hemII flvv i stitched ruffle regular Si 50 100 i t 20c 20cv10 pieces of best quality Gotten yard20C 1tn t OUT IN TWO UNKNOWN NIvOKO SIKOTS maTH uNiiKit WHEELS OK KNUINK oriiUroadColIcr Identify the Man An unknown negro was InsantlyII killed under the wheels of and St L railroad engine Sunday morning between 1 and 2 oclock near tho Thompson stock yards atI Thirteenth and Caldwell streets was struck while trying to avoid the engine and his body was cut In two A light engine U sent to Hollow Rock junction every morning to double back with a freight train The engine leaves shortly before 2 oclock and was on this occasion In charge of Engineer William Kane on engine No 85 Ho opened the throttle after Twelfth street was passed and gained speed The negro was seated on the rails apparently asleep and was not seen by tho en gineer until the big machine was nearly on him Several sharp blasts of the engine whistle brought the negro to a consciousness of his dan ger He made a leap to clear the tracks but did not succeed JIll bod Toil taken from under neath thctcnglne cut in two Coroner Baker held an Inquest Sunday morning and burled the body Identification not having been established in the county graveyard iit The Verdict The verdict of the Jury was We tho Jury duly sworn and empaneled to Investigate into the death of the unknown negro whose body lies before us find that he came to his death by being run over by an engine the accident being una voidable and attributed to no care lessness or negligence on the part of the railroad or engine crew Signed A W TOWNSEND WILL ORR JOHN STROUD W II THOMPSON JAMES W AGNEW HOLLAND YOUNG The negro was fairly well dressed but had nothing on his person to leod identification Ho was about 45 years old Call at The Sun omco to see the naw things In fancy stationery the die stamped In bronze and mother of pearl This is the very latest thing and the makes the handsomest production the engravers have yet turn ed out If you have your old mono gram dies It can be done from them Call to see the work and get prices The Sun Job Rooms Moonlight excursion on the slcaimr Louisiana Tuesday night May inih Gwen by the Bartenders Union I teat leaves vlmrf promptly at 8 oclock Ticket 30 cents t YY ilHlltCK JONKSI HAS mIx LYING Ion OXKI WIIKIf Fell lronrStropt Cur mid Struck Itiiclc of III = llrmi InMlurliijt Onru4lon of Hniln George W Jones ot Eighth and Cleric trcerfis lying athls home In a precarious condition the result of an accident that happened one week ago today He Is unconscious and hat been since the accident Jones was employed as ticket tak er at one of the shows In the carnival grounds He started homo Monday night and at Ninth end Clark streets attempted to step from the car He Is said to have stepped off backward while the car was In motion Ills head struck the street and ho was picked up unconscious He has never regained his senses Ills skull Is thought to be fractured and his condition doubtless 1 Is due to concua lion An operation may bo necessary a member of the family stated this morning Moonlight excursion on the steamer Louisiana Tuesday night May mill Given by the Bartenders Union noat Irnvrx wharf promptly nt H oclock Tickets 00 cents Mr James Polk has gone to San Antonia Tex to reside DANGER IN DELAY Kldnrjr DUenKCn Are Too Dangerous for Indurah Iooplo to Neglect Tho great danger of kidney trou bles Iis that they get a firm hold before the sufferer recognizes them Health Is gradually undermined Backache headache nervousness lameness soreness lumbago urinary troubles dropsy diabetes and Drlghts disease follow In merciless succession Dont neglect your kid neys Cure the kidneys with the cer- taIn and sate remedy Doans Kidney Pills which has cured people right hero In Paducah Mrs M S Smith residing at 323 Jefferson street says I have corn plained for a number of years It dates back to 1884 I suffered with a- very distressing weakness of tho kid neys which annoyed me day and night There was often a dull pain across my back over the kidneys It was these complaints which Induced me to get Doans Kidney Pills After taking the treatment for a short time I noticed a great change In my condition and the Improvement con tinued steadily I feel better than I have felt for a long time Doana Kid ney Pills are an excellent remedy and It Is a pleasure for me to recom mend them For sale by all dialers Price CO cents FosterMllburn Co Buffalo New York sole agents for Ibo United States Remember the nameDoans and take no other 57 f I t 26 50 WRONG HOUSEii 01 ei e DltUNKKX KTItANGKU SOUGHT 4 1KVTKH TrAir Vllklnoii UrmiKlit Into flay HU W Tnikly li fiilvir and Fired lie INIIItt1 Volley In dir S 0 I W Ir Wtnklnson of 32C North 1 Fourth Vreet a member oftho dati mer Transfer company shot at a stranger five time Sunday morning between 1 and 2 odok to frighten him away from his home Tho I stranger was drunk and In an ugly humor He wanted to enter the f house and Mr Wilkinson was unable by gentle persuasion to effect hisff quiet dopartijre the a pistol being + brought into use AS a last resort About 1 oclock Mr Wilkinson was awakened by someone trying to enter 4 hi front door Ho left his bOO and asked what was wanted The strang or replied that ho wanted to come inr4 a and In fact commanded the resident to open the door Mr Wilkinson after some lltle parley resorted to the pistol Three shots were fired Inside the house to frighten the marauder but he did not frighten Mr Wilkinson then opened the door shoved the pistol under tho strang ers note end commanded him to leave under threats of violence e The pistol play worked like aci charm and to encourage the midnIghtll I ftvisitor Mr Wilkins fired twice again Into the air Tho strangers actions cannot be s accounted for unless he simply wits fe drunk and did not realize that ho had gotten Into tho wrong house s Ftahttrtbe tar Ttui Ran To get a goodfll fitting Suit and well made go to s t 1 j SOUrOMONj t THE TAILOR A e lUtTMrdStmtt tDIfPkie1011AA Cloths CkallId ui FmsM 41- Y q v f a 1 a r rA rrASK HE UNIFORM SCALE ON SYSTEM Painters and Decorators to Meet I C Officials I + Scvtliil Oilier Iiornl Union Iliivc i 1 risked for Conferriicp Cull I crniliiB Agrtfiiifiit k t XKWHI AMOXO lUIMtUAU JIKV Local members of the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators have re ceived notification of a date set for- tsi the Illinois Central road to hear the demands of the Ilrotherhood In reo Bard to tim flew icalo to be asked for ThIs Is the first reply to requests 1 t made for conference with employee 1 and tho date Is fixed May 28 at Chi ffcago Mr William Kenslmw will ratut n committee from this union and hear whatever demand Is made i I seekIworking directly for a uniform scale tho system over No committee train Paducah has been appointed but it- sI tlppnd that Mr Harry Savage will r bo named at committeeman from Pa fl ducah lodge r V Other local unions which have inked for a conference ore Sfachln libl boilermakers blacksmiths pipe Sitters tinners and carmen Kmullot Engine t turnt 1 tral shops was tent out for break hug fn this morning It Is a pocket edition and belongs to the Mengle Ilox company of Louisville Tho en gine Is used In moving timber In the Dyersburgsf Tenn and has been In the shops fort general repairs Accident lit OniprtMiOr This morning the air compressing s engine broke down and a portion of the local Illinois Central shops was thrown out of operation The com I presser furnishes motive power for the big cranes In tho blacksmIth h teettugh1 Jtrllcks nod the accident caused a 45u51MnsionI of business In tho black vnitlh shops Tho break U being re paired and tho shops will be Incon venienced no longer that today t Ml SiifToiil Here Mr 11 IL Safford first assistantI principal engineer was In Iaducah s Sunday on business He arrived on the Monon train from Memphis and f left for Chicago Sunday afternoon at 420 oclock the transfer boat malt i ing a special trip to take him across I Mr Saffords business hero was un important being merely an Inspec + tlon dOllarloj ment In the Illinois Central shops has returned to work lifter a several days Illness of malarial rovers I s Tho local lodge Brotherhood of Hallway Carmen will meet tonight In regular tctslon and will Initiate three applicants Into the order The llllnoU Central will run an excursion to Cairo Sunday to accommodate t those who desire to attend the ball game or spend Sunday out of tho city Horn to the who ot Mr William t Andrews tho Illinois Central pipe litter of Madison street a boy e I I Mr Crockett Wright of the local Illinois Central blacksmith shopshas returned after a ten day visit In Henderson He was called to that city by an accident to his brother Ills brother lies recovered Messrs Larry Judd and George Umbaugh the delegation from Un ion Encampment No TO will leave ut tonight for Frankfort tq attend the t k9grand encampment which begins Wednesday and remains In session one day Mr and Mrst P Uoron of Chi visitlf l North Sixth street Mr Doran wasy i formerly with thy Hammond Packing k company hcadijuartqrsat Paducah IIIIIB ov Tin KTjtuisx Klrnmboni Cook Drops Dead Satnr dayllnd Ikeal on hirer S3 Years t Randolph Flnley colored GO ywr I II old died suddenly of heart failure I 4s Saturday night shortly after 7 oclock I 11anICentucly avenue In front of John 11tivlntreyssaloonsrinlcy wnS standing in tho door of tho Winfrey saloon 1211 Kentucky avcmie and wan noticed to waver rand tall forward on his taco Omcer 1 Crocs aaw film fall and rushed to Ms I BKslBtanbu but Flulcy was deallIInj a few minutes utter ho tell i Coroner Frank B kr held ananr vcKllgatlpn SiinJaJr inprnli B and decided that death reedtad front heart a trouble llij ordered I1 body1 burled 1 in ibe PptWra livid Sunday morning j Ia Iy r W TEj1n j WARM days eall ffor discardingi those hot garments ydu have worn alll winter You have no idea how much better the cool negligee makes you feeluntill I you try it Then too Belts Neckwear and Underclothing Hats and Night i Gar merits are suggested by the warn weather Suffice it to say that we are headquar 3 ters for these things and we have what you want at the price you want to payxu Shirtsd IT is now negligee shirt time Sup ply yourself while our stock is complete See the new weaves in f Oxfords Cheviots Chambries and lighter weight cloths in all the seasons newest patterns and colors lavendar pink etc Amongother celebrated lines we have the famous Star and Wallersteins makes The latter is made especially for us according t- olour own ideas iOO UPr A line of Ladies Wash BeltsI from cents up to the fine with pearl at cents Klnley hue a brother and son In EU Louis and two sons In IxMilsvlllu Ho had been running on tho river for more than tnentyHvo years Iltililil Kiirlmv lliroTixlnr The Rev H G Endow former rabbi at Temple lend hero and now abbi of Adas Israel congregation of Ixmlsvlllu and considered one of the loading rabbis of this country will hero at C oclock this evening en route to Cairo where ho will led era tomorrow for tlio benefit of the San Francisco sufferers Dr Endow will bo pleased to meet some of his friends ot tho residence of Mr Sol Preyfuse k w IJ a 9I SMAI I Calls lfiaitnifiit to Thlnl Tho Nos 2 anti 4I fire companies wero to the of Mrs SI at 1223 streot nt 730 A from the flue Ig nited on tho roof was done tho ex tinguishing the way was The Nos 2 and 4 companies were io the Morgan and In Saturday false The Value of Suit of Clothes Depends to a great extent on the manner in which it is made trimmed Almost any reliable house depended upon honesty so as fabrics are concerned style tailoring require ability skill You fabrics of quality to have these other things You should judge clothes only by the fabrics Wed to show you idea offvalueyou would better understand argument on clothes SeetOur Atterbury Clothes I are in to at our of to in are 2 to 25 ones 75 IIrrlyo FIUK Snutli Slitct called residence Powley South Third Sunday morning oclock spark shingles Little damage firemen blaze before ahead gained called Basket companys plant night early byr a and can be for far Fit and want be sure but you must too not like our our alarm Chief Wood lla It A Positive Having to I my bed for 14 days from a severely bruised lleg I only found relief when I used a bot tle of Ilallards Snow Liniment I can cheerfully recommend It as the best medicine for bruises ever sent to the afflicted It has now uecome a positive necessity upon myself D II Uyrnes Merchant Dover vllle Texas 2Gc and COc and UOO Sold by Alvey List Engraved cards and platO 1125 at The Sun otter TO ENGLAND Market Coni panyl Ships UN IrtMlucln The Basket There were v 150000 baskets In the shipment This concern also Is ship- ping1 baaketa to Glasgow Scotland and at present have shipped mom than a million with many unfilled or ders on hand Paducah In tho heart of the United States Is still a known market because of this and several other cater to foreign demand 4 r 1w 1Jr rrHOSIERY younever get overstocked on sum T mer n It would pay you to stock up now from the new andtt beautifullassortment we have imported t No department in our store has more than our hosiery and today we show many new styles for low quarteredshoesLisles in black and tan in all the new shadesmulberry gray brown etc soJidsifkssol Cents H the Pair and Upy The Most Popular Boys Suit Today is the Double Breasted We showing them bright spring patterns also blues and blacks Coats double sewed throughout sagproof pockets pants double knees and seats reinforced crotches built stand rough usage Moderately priced 250 300 400 500 AND HIGHER Have youseen ROMPING SUITS made like union suit gray cham brey with piping for the children play They something new and convenient Ages 12 75c each LADIBSBELTS complete buckles Childrens Department Kisldincf thalerIIorton Machine Mechanlcabmrs Investigating Necessity IlIIon JlcTKfiilliulfrIlorton MergenthalerHorton product enterprlseswhlch attention also 25 white LADIES STOCKS A complete line of Ladies Stocks from 25 cents up to the finest with handsome neat embroideries at 150 i Childrens Department I TILE AU EJIMB Ailjouriicd Meeting Tonlfilit JIucli- Iliisliicss to ISo Trnnsaitcdi- nI The alder niitute board will meet In adjourned slDtonlgb and have a busy session Among the Important matters to bo acted bn are the mu nicipal ownershIp of light and water plant an ordinance fixing the boundary lines ot the saloon district and the ratification of electrical Inspec tor appointment The routlno business voluminous and the meeting likely will last un tllrlato Into the night It Is under stood euloonmcn will put up a fight Ky I 0 t against the boundary lino proposed In the saloon district ordinance Public Salo of Franchise Paducah Ky May 7 1906 I will offer for sale at the city hall door on the 30th day of May 1901 between the hours of 10 and 12Fo- clock jj a ma franchise for operat Ing a street railway In the clloLIIfd Paducah In accordance with an ordl 41naneereeentlysalf and 11181r 1l1c9 with 4M 4 terms and conditions reserved In such ordinance v city reserves the right to TO IThe and all bids t O B STAnKS AotlflS M yorfr CUtj of Padaeab Kr i f1- r bttctflU1 rrE11N00N ANRWEIILY BY iHEsilN PUMJSHINO 10I flKMMMMTIS ItK tyirta rrnitstt uA xoitor 4 BDWor J PAXTOV Qtnirtl Mu S cR11ITIOJiR1IYMM Ma oaee tN PI4a if IrweawrMsiTIM Dl urMr pr wss1111P-sraollb 111 Mrsws W- pf Mil ytr yes In Mvee JO THX WKXKbY sun tlsrrwasWpeshlip14 LMAMrtsslJIB sox rtfMtk Kr Omm ill BM TkM I TBLknen Mo w 10 BUN cux M 1NR0 AR in toiMw1- MFLACMI X adMMaMfeM VI than IitU Pa1aN8otus k MONDAV MAY 14 J CIRqULATIOV STATEMENT JAprU2 389T prll3r 3883 April 43888r April li3691April 63907April 7 3910 3911AprJ110 Aprlll13970 April 121 3946 April 131 3981 April 141 39U eO i L April 18 3982 April 17 3976 April 18 6404 April 1J4008 April 20 3996 April 213995 April 23 3994 Apr11243988April April 26 4006 AprB274018April April 30 1002 i Total100460iftr-age for KpWla906l 4018 Average fort p151906cl 3626 f Increaw r 392- ff1 Personally appeared before me thll May lV106iB J Paxton gen eral manager ot The Sun who affirms that the above statement of the cir culatlon of Tho Sun for the month of April 1906 la true to the best of fell knowledgo and belief PETER PURYEAR r Notary Public My commission expires January 22 1908 Dally Thought Ho who has termed the habit of looking at the brlpht and happy side of things has a great advantage over the chronic dyspeptic who sees no good in anything STICKTOATIVENESS The following article from the pen of Joel Denton one of the most succesful advertising ten In the country while written especially as a thought suggester for advertisers or the people who should be adver tisers has ouch excellent points in It that the Idea ran bo adopted by everyone with profit to themselves It is from Printers Jnkof a recent date There Is an occasional slang word which hta the mnrit so well that It asks no odds of the dictionary cares not for Its lineage but fulflllls the writers purpose ns no other can A Stichtoatlveness sents of being constantly at work and ever evident Is one of the prime essentials to business success It was Franklin I believe under the sobriquet ofPoor Richard who saId Let not him who takes hold of the handles of tho plow turn back Or words toq similar effect And he might have added Remember JtV Wife Tor It Is true both In business and In the advertising of hiislnew ilatIt Jsby persistence that you obtain memorable and profitable results The farmer wad sows or plants his fltlda and Ills them al notf up Jo tfle week of harvesting and then neglects to gather hIs crop Js paralleled innumberesg cases by those who engage in commercial ex periments vlt Is not J6nlynecessary to bo sure jlf begin wisely arid even to doubt Mid falter then but to work with sagacity But when a thoroughly thoughtout plan has been adopted there Is no time and no cause for further hesitation The watchword then should be On to Gibraltar or to whatever point Is to be gained A certain Latin motto says Through difficulties wo reach the stars or rise to any eminence that we eeek and rarely In any easier way In advertising especially what 11nent comes arises from setting t your work rightly and then following JtUPiA few proclamations well and Ingeniously made often do wonders tail thsdoC1l not mean an order to case publicity It shows ratherthat you have captured a good hearing aid perhaps have got your moneys wefth of expenditure nut you have tilt also in this case a valuable mo iiatiira force working for you itlMt can be accelerated and Increas dUyouwlll keep pushing It on to- saok farther profit To pause at this juelure lIs hot only to weaken this beneficial effect but to ultimately wipe it put The neW fuel added to the Ore however must show a fast clinging to ypur arguments a fixed purpose to upport It an evidence that you sdvleayour own ground prepared to irove and follow up what has been prOTioiisltfJMfl UJIt a sIngular fact of k Vivfckrhlch hits Proper to enM Mectlon that the world kelp ttbli fcytfgrosslvely Ihouortblyy Ae liWe nl I like to sea a bravely persistent s iugsle win None of us at any rate wMlt PlltourselvlBven as purchas sIn alliance with 6 weak and dls nctly fading firm T We followas the strangers In town did who used to go to Brooklyn to hear Henry Ward Beecher preach the hurrying crowd And the phi losophy of so doing Is traceable to a wise Instinct and perfectly plain to understand It Is the callers and wor kers for success therefore who never slacken their efforts who get It A London paper the other day and the fact It a little odd and gro tesque Is at least Illustrative told of a recent celebration In a town In Switzerland where among other things done was the display of flags on every house In one small village Tho cause of It all was tho laying by a hen of her one thousandth egg Punch the witty weekly made a poem over the event and the persist ence of tho layer was well worth It But our shrewd American humor- Ist the late Josh Billings rounds up tho moral to be enforced In one of his Instructive harangues where he says Konslder this young man The usefulness of a postage stamp kon slsts In Its sticking to sumthlng until It gets there 0 Do not count the cost said Dr D C Wright In urging the necessity for a more extensive sewer system But of course tho cost will be accu rately estimated when the plans are adopted Ills words mean that cltI zens must not weigh a mere consid eration of dollars and cents against tho bulk of human lives and the health of their children that the actual value of proper sanitation Is not computable In money It might be well however for citizens to take some accounting of the cost of their possible negligence In this regard as estimated In the health of the com munlty and Its retarding effect on the development the city o The respective Interests ofDob Taylor and Senator Carmack receive small attention outside Tennes see but their unique contest for the senatorship waged before tho people of their party has attracted public notice and the eyes of the political manager ever as kern for a popular novelty as the Impressarlo are fastened on he aftermath of the primary Will the factional feeling aroused by the contest reflect Its shadow on the election next fall Is the ques tion to which the more or less astute politician is seeking the answer o Wisely enough the Russian Dou ma will demand amnesty for all po litical offenders as the prelude to Its active participation In governmental affairs Members of the Douma do not Know hpw opn they 1111 becom political offenders niter the legtsla live grind commences IThere may be those who doubtthe boasted efllcacy of Dowles prayers as compared with that of Vollvas but no one will question his unassail able position In tho practices of blasphemy o This itil offered merely as a suggestion Tho people will judge the administration and Ithe congress by the kind of rate bill they enact after a fair trial and not by what members of the senate say about each other o A Chicago university professor as sures us that the earth will bo habi table ope hundred million years long er Now we can proceed with our mu nicipal Improvements giving some thought 10 their permanency o Carping critics sounds better from the pulpit but It was our ubi quitous friend the Knocker to whom the Rev D C Wright was alluding o In Tints the police discovered 2 GOO loaded bombs In a cave No record Is kept of the number found In the local railroad yards In a year o Czar Nicholas says Cleveland knew what he was talking about when he remarked I have congress on my hands o Standard oil seems to bo tho stand ard of comparison for the develop meat of corporate combinations D Mr Rnfe N Gardner of Mayflold Is tn the city OHA SHIRTJnesns It tiadtfor food ratcerUli good strttI load vorkmiatblp aod good fit WHITE OR COLORFAST FABRICS 9100 ul f13- SclucfT t t P ADODT a co Urprt IhtMirf CoIano ut Skim IU tile ww n ZION CITY RIOT CAUSED BY DOWIB Calls Volivia Thief and Has it Handed Right Back Starts Another When lie Compares Kfllcacy of Ills Prayers With That of Overseers fiUAUUS TURN OUT TO MKKTIXG Chicago May J 4Tho meeting over which John Alexander Dowie presided at Zion City yesterday af ternoon was broken up by tho followers of VollVA assisted by seyeral outsiders and before tho crowd dls persed a free fight occurred Dowlo was addressing an audience of 600 and made the statement thatIthe overseers of tho Vollva faction were thieves and robbers At once a num her In the audience wero on their feet shouting No No you aro a robber why dont you pay your debts Tho disturbance became so violent that the ZIon guard was sent to restore order Another Riot At an after meeting called for Dowlo adherents onl but which waS Invaded by a large number of those who wero riotous ot the former meet 4ng Dowle precipitated a second general disturbance Ho caused to be road a letter from one of this supporters stating that the writers wlfo had passed safety through the crisis of a serious Illness while Dowlo prayed for her This fact Dowlo compared JlIEOtntW6U1wife Friday without medical attention while Vollva and his suporters were offering prayers for her recovery Dowle declared that he feared the woman died because ehe had asso elated herself with rebels Imme diately there was a storm of hisses and ehouts of shame There Is death In More for more of you If this rebellion keeps on codUnued Dowie Again tho people sprang from their chairs shouting and gesticulating un tit their tumult camejo general that Dowlo was obliged to bring tho mooting to a close J TAXATION IS SUIlIEtrr OKADDHKSS I1Y wi I A froilINSOX Will Kixak Tuesday Night At Ken tucky Theater Under Auspices of Commercial Club Paducah owes much to her public spirited organizations tho clubs that have brought to the city the best of music and educational talent and to the Commercial club which is ever promoting whatever Is for the ad vancement of the community along all lines The latest effort of the Commercial dub Is the arrangement for a lecture tomorrow night by Wil liam A Robinson of Louisville who will address the citizens on Taxa tion The Kentucky theater has been secured for the occasion and reffnitatlont as well as city people wIllattend While he has no hobby to present Mr Robinson hasmade u close and exhaustive study of the ancient ques tion of taxation and ho iIs prepared to elucidate the subject to his hearers lion Wheeler Campbell will speak from the same platform along the same line The lecture Is free Moonlight excursion on the steamer Louisiana Tuesday night May lots Given by the llartendrn Unlou float leaves uluirf promptly at N pclock Tickets liO cents Sanitation Hints Good sanitation for 1906 should bo your motto Clean your premises keep them clean and sprinkle with limo Screen your doors and win dows and keep out tho housefly tho most dangerous of pests It carries disease and infection Tho most effective money spent in advertising Paducah will be that spent in cleaning and draining It Every citi zen can help to do this in their own way No mosquitoes no malaria iA clean city no danger of yellow fever and typhoid- A Central Park for a good morning breath To Rebuild Churches Cincinnati Maye 14 The ralsji of a fund of at least l000iOOO for the rebuilding of Methodist Episcopal churches In San Francisco and ot other points on the Pacific coast Is contemplated In tho organization of u Methodist Laymens Relief Legion official announcement of which will bo madeln thq various church paper next week Hpalillngs Victorious Tho Spaldlngs detested the Fish erville team Sunday by a score ot 01 to 6 R HE Spaldlnga 98 r Flshervlllo 6 3 Ii Batteries Spaldtnga Arnold and Simpson FlsherHIocHI anti Tandy DEATHS Infant Pies The infant son of iJienrydreenwcll of Maxoivs Milt ICy died Sunday morning of fever and was burled In tho afternoon Ten Months Old The tenmonthsold Infant of Boyd Grubba of Palma Ky died of pneu monia yesterday afternoon The funeral was conducted this morning The burial was In Bethlehem ccmc tcry Itlclmnl Maple Richard the twelve montha obl phlld off Mr T A Maplo night yard master for the Illinois Central died Sunday1 morning at 7 oclock ot spl na meningitis The funeral will be conducted at tho residence In Tyler this morning at 10 oclock Interment at dali Groeort ytIhysirlan mill Kdltor owilng Green May 14 DV John D Woods venerable physician and editor died suddenly at 9 oclock last night at his home of heart dis ease Ho had known for years he had heart troube heart disease apd that he might drop oft at any time Ho was alone with his wife when stricken Pretty Party Saturday Afternoon Miss Mildred Orate entertained n number of her girl friends with a pleasant party at her home on Wash- Ington street on Safurlny afternoon It was a stlng party and the qucs tlons and answers wero dainty hand painted affairs ornamented with bees and things that sting Notice All members of Paducah Dam No- L34 fI O B are rdqiiBSled to be pres ntat tWmectlnghlfttlaVtl1k 1 hall7nDUD DALE Iresldent J II TRfeNT Sccy While Americana fake great prldo arid pleasure In being called a strenuous people It Is perhaps not generally appreciated that a great many Injure thcmsolVes physically wreck nervous systems Invite pre mature wrinkles gray hairs and In firmities by the hurry worry way In which they live neglecting in many Instances proper care of the body and letting the real pleasures of life escape as a forfeit Unrestrained strenuousness means neurasthenia ultimately Neurasthenia Is nerveexhaustion and that means Inefficiency of tho body to carry on vital functioning Nerve centres lag debility ensues llstJCBsness and fatigue reign Pain mdy be felt In tho back fullness or- pres5uroatthe top of tho head sleep Is broken and without refreshment digestion notably is weak andloss or appetite constipation and distress after eating are tho rule Tho head acii of jictiraathcnla Is tike a band lliro nd the head ordinarily is worse In the morning and bettor towards the end of day and Is probably the most common of all headaches which Como for treatment Now drugs do not help neuras thenia that Is admitted and phy slclaos have long been accustomed to send their neurasthenics away from the cities to the mountains sea shore abroad or anywhere to fled now scenes and enjoy tranquil restor ation But that Is expensive and there Is a surer quicker and better as well as less costly way Osteo path Osteopathy cures neurasthenia which Is but another namo for nerv ousness by stimulation to the nerves and tho circulation I can show you to your satisfac tlon In a very few minutes why oate opathy Is tho sano rational cure for ALL diseases of the nerves Come to see mo at our time be tween the hours of 9 and 42 In the forenoon and 2 and 5 In the after noon Dr O B Froage B16 Broadway Phono H07 Mrs 0 F Soils and daughter of Colorado Springs Col aro visiting the formers sister Mrs T Miller filsson of Clark street YOU DONT HAVCTO WAIT- ltyerrdoaemakoyolleel betWr razi keep year whole eMtt rlfbt Bold on tilt mossscTttTwbtr Me fa Its s 11 ult ARGUMENTS irrixa MAIIK nv ATTORNKYS IN CIRCUIT COURT Judge M lif Ht Holds Session of County Court Ills JIornliiR Small Amount of Business This afternoon arguments In tho cases of the Mechanics and Farmers Savings bank and el at vs J L Friedman and Charles c Parker against tho Paducah Traction com pany are being made In tho former the plaintiff at tempts Id make a debt of 1000 oft the bond of Max Nahm who sold the James Vlaholeas stock of confection cry goods for a debt of 150 The bank held mortgage on the property which was sold and seeks to recover damage from Nahma bond In the latter case Parker sued for 250 damages to his buggy and horse Ills buggy was struck by a street car J B Griffith W N Trice J M1 Byrd and C E Jennings were excus ed as petit jurors and J W HlteJoe Klein and Roy McKinney substitut ed One remains to be supplied In the action of Barney Lovltan against Morris McKane an agreed judgment for ISC was filed In the case of Isaac Nicholas agaInst the Prudential Insurance company a judgment for 260 was filed The case of Tennlo Waters against the Western Union Telegraph corn bank a judgment of dismissal was flied i in ii County CourK H TLIghtfoot county judge held county court this morning but transacted little business In tho case of A Houser against A F Fonvllle and others the com missioners act In dividing property In dispute was ratified and the deeds ordered recorded H L Harrison was the commissioner Tho property In dispute Is located In the county- In tho case of George Hcyman soil others against NHeymanexecutor of the will of Rosa Hoynmn suit was brought to require tho defendant to execute bond as executor the court ordered a dismissal Judge Llghtfoot Jreda new county road establishedl It will Ira from the Cairo gravel road to Light foot road In the Maxon Mills sec lion Rnnkruptry Court B iW1 Bagby Fofcree fh bafiKfupf cy has recommended tho following for discharges In bankruptcy Harry M Sark city Ryan Ferguson W P Lax A Co C M1 and Walter Duncan Calloway countyJ Wm Jones J R Pryor James Taylor city J P Ovcrstroet Bollard county and RH Davis Marshall county i County Court This morning Judge Llghtfoot de cided the case of W A McClure against William Bonds Bonds rent ed a farm from McClure nail agreed to cultivate a part of It dividing the proceeds of sales of garden truck with McClure lie failed and Me Clues sued to secure possession of the property Judge Llghtfoot decided to give Bonds 30 days In which to plant 1 1 T KltTKKX lKMPLOVKtf g II UURXKD IV CillCAOO tt- A ti I IIn MOLTEN MirrAL X 1 A its Chicago May H Fifteen jj44 j+ employes wore burned seven se l tiously and two perhaps fatal Ily by an explosion of a ladle holding GO tons of molten metal + at the converting mills of the Illinois Steel company South ChIcago today t Mr J Ift Punycar returned this afternoon from Chattanooga Tenn after attending tho annual conven tion of the Southern Baptist church SKATSKEETER NEVER FAILS TO CHASE THEM You must remember that mosquitoes be sides beIng annoy ing carry disease germ Protect your self with SKATSKEETERPrice Manufactured and Sold Onlj i- lMcPhersons Drug Store 1 c Y rRIVER WITS r hirer Stages Cairo 253 10 fall Chattanooga 5S 15 fall Cincinnati 163 24 fall Kvansvllo 139 09 fall Florence V48 07 fall Johnsonvlllo 79 13 rise Louisville 70 06 fall Mt Cannel 38 02 fall Nashville 1DC 01 fall Plttsburg missing Davis Island Dam missing St Louts 184 11 fall Mt Vernon 132 stdC Paducah 139 01 tall Tho gauge registered 139 this morning a fall of 02 in tho last 48 hours Weather clear It was not blue MondayI at the wharf this morning Thokniunl ko dus of Sunday visitors to tho city was on and the freight business was brisk The several excursions run yesterrI day wero well patronized The Louis lana ran an excursion to Cairo for the local lodgo of Eagles with sev eral hundred from here and way polnts and the Dick Fowler car clod a crowd to Smlthland with not the slightest mishap to make the fluting other than a pleasant memo oryThe Buttorft got In last night from Nashville and left today at noon for Clarksvlllc The AyerLord tie boat Inverness camo In yesterday from the Cumberland river and will leave today for tho Tennessee river for ties Tho City of Saltlllo passed up Sunday for St Louis from Waterloo Ala The Clyde will arrive this evening from tbo Tennessee river and after delivering freight consigned to points further down the river will leave hero Wednesday afternoon at 6 oclock for Waterloo Ala Tho Georgia Lee passed down Saturday from Cincinnati for Memphis The next Lee boat will pass Thurs day for Cincinnati The Dick Fowler left for Cairo this morning with a large passenger business and tho usual heavy Monday freight shipments The Joe Fowler was at tho wharf this morning rrady to leave for Kv ansvlllo at 11 oclock It lies over hire Sundays The Louisiana will remain hero throughout tho week carrying an excursion out Tuesday night and one again next Sunday Commander W II CaperJon In spector of the Fifteenth lighthouse dlsTrlef has given notice that the fol lowing changes have been made In the United States post lights and day marks on the Mississippi river between Grafton 111 and Clarksville Mo Hatchet Chute lower day mark discontinued temporarily Hatchet Chute upper day mark discontinued temporarily above docks Landng day mark discon tinned temporarily below Sunsot landing relighted May 4 oppo site Hastings Landing discontin ued day mark temporally foot Sterling Island moved out on dike Masters pilots and other Interested parties should correct their light lists In accordance with these chan cs A Plttsburg telegram says Capt W B Rodgers has bought from the S S Brown estate the pleasure yacht Troubadour which Is the hand somest craft on the rivers In this sec Lion Tho Troubadour was fitted up at a great expense by tho lato Capt Brown and Is said to be valued at over 25000 The yacht Is 100 feet long and 14 feet wide Capt Rodgers will use tho yacht for pleasure purposes and Is planning long cruise All steamboats of over CO tons burden must have a now and sepa rate fire pump to bo used for firefighting purposes only Any appli cant for a masters license must have at least one years experience as a pilot before being granted the same New rulings are becoming numerous h HahMrth tor The Hws WE ARE- OFFERING Two Quart Fountain Syring FOR75c Three Qt Fountain Syring FOR 100 Each fully guaranteed for one year at SMITH NAG L DUG STORE Sir Fiortliiirnj Mm ly J l 8BTTEllPmTlOKe NEED OF PADUCAH Continued From Cage Ono I can take you to four places within four blocks where cess poolsI aro standing in the gutters with green scum on them ready to breed all kinds of diseases Wo can put a stop to diseases springing from those sources because wo already have done much to put an end to them A physician told me that malaria had fatten oil 60 per cent since the present sewer system was adopted Dont bo short sighted Dont walt for sewers until you aro compelled to put them In Petition tho city authorities and dont stand back and count the costwhenypurhMHh and that of your children and the development of tho community aro at stake If It takes part of my salary to clean up tho city to that my chil dren may grow up In a healthy at mosphere I will willingly part with It Ilttsburg Wheeling Portsmouth Cincinnati liiilsvllle Kvansvlllo tint carlonot another city on the Ohio has as pure water AS Paducah since the filtering plant was Installed Remarkable advancccmont has been made In the development of the pub lic schools and Paducah has indeed mado wonderful strides In tho past few years Wo must not adopt the role of carping critics but take a hand and help to acquire those things we still need While our schools Are Improving we should see that our children haveY advantage of It and not let them leave school at thirteen years ot age to go to work Not ono per cent of tho population IIs so poor that the children have to help support the family Must lime n Park I trust It Is not true what I hear that wo aro not to get tho city park Wo should have the park You must not consider a park a luxury It lIs the breathing place of tho city It should bo In tho city not In tho country The country boys have nothing but parks The park Is not for those who go out on strcot cars and In carriages no much as for those who cannot rude and It should IMS near the congested district That tis thn city It should be where tho poor who never see the country can rest It sboiild be where tho little children during tho sickly months of the sum liter can roll on the grass There should be ho keep oit the grass signs butTather keen off the street and go on the grass signs for tho boys Vo have a place burned out at It cleared just for this purpose bo tee Ninth and Tenth streets on Broadway It Is In the heart of the city It affords the greatest possibil tics for Improvement and beautifying of any site In tbo city It Is on tho east and west thoroughfare It 4a near tho high school and the pub lIe library and tho churches Then wo must clear out that plague spot behind It Wo must ob literate It SO that the children can not seo it and learn to consider it one of tho necessities of city life Wo cannot save thoso who already havo fallen but wo cnn save tho coming generation from seeing and learning tho lesson of this moral plague that presents tho only blight In the vlcln Ity of tho school the library and the churches I do not believe God sent tho earthquake to punish San Fran cisco but I do believe an earthquake ought to strike Paducah unless that horrid spot It cleansed within a twelve month As to our city government I be llovo tho officials are acting Accord Ing to what they consider public sent- Iment From tho French I believe wo get tho axiom Vox po lull vox del To the politician the voice of tho people Is the voice that sounds tho loudest and makes him think it represents tho sentiments of a majority of his constituents You cannot blame him for not heedlnga volcothat never Is raised If municipal affairs go wrong wo should root sit back and crltlclio but take a hand and right them In this form ofgovernment you delegate your power but under Gals law you never can delegate your responsibility Put I otera to Work San Francisco May 14A nosed method of stamping out looting which has been on tho Increase de spite tho stern measures taken by tho authorities has been established by Chief of Police Dlnnn Ho has Is sued an order that whenever a looter Is caughfho la to bo put In the squad that Is compelled to labor at clearing away the debris The taskmaster of this gang it given discretionary Pow ers as to the term each of the mem here shall servo Moonlight excursion 011 tiiu xUunur JxmlxUnii Tuiwlay night May 15tli Qlvcn by tho lUrtcildeni Union Boat leaves wharf promptly at 8 oclock Tickcja 00 ccntf y z t Jl 0 ifi S I J Fret ShirtWaIst r Sale This Week 317 Broadway Sale of Fine White Lingerie i Waists This Week i Itot 00 French Waists any slzc89812 50 IFrench Waists buy size 79810 oo trench Waists any slzc 0 690 800Jf f 598 French Walt any szt L 395 Special prices on silk aud lace waists also reduction on all waists from too tip j A r t LOCAL LINESI I 4ForDr Pendley ring 416 subscribers to the Dally o who wish the delivery of thel topped must notify our col or make their requests direct ttSun Sun office No attention will paid to such orders when given to carriers Sun Pub Co l Chofe of all our geraniums C cents enclr C L IInlson ft Co Shurlff John Ogllvlo Tuesday will take taunt Scott and Tom AI II f brltton colored to Lexington to bo gin a three year term In tho reform school They were convicted of ol tuning money btnlso pretense dun lug tho April term of court but wCfo I bQI1Too stole a sack of copper wlro on void ttIA realistic thrilling story of tho San Francisco disaster at The Sun office 50c payment and an agree I r ment to take The Sun six month i gets It They are going rapidly Gel t In on the first lot Dr Will Polk of Paducah Jo rated In Alexandria La passed thi suto board examinations for phywlc Inns with hopOM making the high cot Iper cent In a class of 121 physic t 4ano Doctor are required to Ian examinations before being criiiltto to practice In Ioiitelinu 1 the Sun has a most Interostlnc i f S book giving an arrount of the San fraqrjiro carthquakn with pictures of the city as It was II Its former splendor and as 11 looks today The prl S oryiebook In 1CO bust you ran get it by agrvolnt to take The k San for six months and paying Cn C rents to cover cost of delivery In ad dition to the usual subscription price Dr J V VorU dentist 200 Fra ternlty building It Stewart employed at the McrgcnlhalrrHorton naskct compa ny In Mrchanlcsburg gut his right t4hand caught In machinery Saturday afternoon and the member badly p mashed The Injury was dressed by- Drs Troutman and Sears For this week only The Leopard I Spot Law of tho Land St Elmo and ono hundred and fifty otter books just as good for GOc per copy At It U Clements Co nook Store Wade Drown deputy United States marshal has been tcinlcrcd tJ tJthe position of superintendent of the water company plant at WIckllfTo Ky but has not decided to accept Ho Is ix ninrlno engineer and conpo t tent to nil tho iposition which Is conbluatloii superintendent and en 1 r gineer People who have patronised transfer companies elsewhere will bear M out In tho statement that our service Is second to none and prl eee tower for like service than In any city Let us servo you Palmer Transfer CoI zQ The guiding principle in our prescription work is FaithfulandI r i ConscientiousCompliance i V him the doctors written orders In following this rule we have- ss i the adysntant of a very Urge sad complete stock to draw tra- mFurth ermore prefcrlplons brought to ns cannot Jail I to the I hands of Inexperienced persons k because Every Clerk In our store II a registered phar qcbt 8 WWALKER CO Intotpot l a PIUOOISTS rink n 1wq foifc 11ea tt1 Night bell at side door t t Shirt Waist Sale Thish Week Cut r c Messra Thompson and Buchan- An of the Sanborno Fire Mall con iiany Chicago havo returned home after securing data necessary tto draw n now nro map of Paducah Tho fire mop will bo used In rerating the city Rorating IIs expected this summer and dt Is said a decrease will doubtless result In the work The Sun office Is prepared to furnish the very best things In engraved or printed calling cards for graduates and la making special prices now for a few days Order should bo placed at onco In time for Jle commencement Engineer C Burdlck of Chicago has secured tho data necessary In tho drafting of dcontour map for an ex tension of storm water and anltar sewers In Paducah and has returnci to Chicago to begin work of drawing tho map I Why Jiother get In line and cloan out those mean roadico into and rata Use Kamleltorc cxtcrmln ator Miss Rungc atcnographer and notary public Palmer House Luclcn tho tenyearold son of Mr tMuacoo Burnett fell from awing at the I amond farm In the county Saturday and Inflicted A pain firm wound on his leg Tho flesh wai torn by o nail In tho fall but the In jury Is not serious Tho boy with a companion had gone to tho county to flan and enjoy a day In the woods Dr Gilbert Osteopath 400 12 0road way Phone 196 Tho Sun office Is prepared to furnish tho very beat things In engraved or printed calling cards for graduate and ts making special prices now for a few days Orders should be placed at onto In time for Uid c6nlmehocmcnti Tho 4yrnrold daughter of Rob ert Perry the palntcr7I7 South Elev enth street stuck a null through her foot yesterday causing a serious Injury Unless other complications set In Il will merely be a painful acci dent TODAYS MARKETS Wheat Open Close May 83 83 July SOV4 81 Corn May 48 48 July 4yi6 4Gi Oats July 3t 32 Sept 29K 29 1 Pork July 1640 1545 QolCllll May 1134 1141 July 11114 1120 Oct 1005 1070 Dec 1003 1070 Stocker I C 172 172V4 1N16 144W UII 1750 14b Rdg d J 130 120168V St P 169 Mo P 94li 93 Penna 135 135 Cop 108 108 Smol 154 155 Lead 81 8- 0TCI148 118 C F I 61 50 U S I 1106 105 U S 411 41 local Miirkets Dressed Chickens 35c to 65- cIlggs15c a dozen Butter 20c lb Irish Potatoes Per bu 80c Sweet Potatoes Per bu SOc Country lamsI5c Ib Green Saurago12c lb Sausage 8e lb Country LardlOc lb- Radiahes2 bunches 05c ielluc3 heads for Be RhubarhO5c per bunch Strawberries lOc Quart Theolost clergyman In England Is tho Rev John Edward Kempe who has been In holy orders for seventy Iwo years being now 95 He has been chaplain jn ordinary to King Mward since 1901 Bccauie a mans love from his IfoIs a thing apart Is no sign that he has succeeded In getting ndl orce 1 People an4- 1rlaaslfnt Events Five Hundml Club Mrs John W Keller Is the hocks of the live Hundred club on Wed ncsday afternoon al her homo on West Broadway Miss Veronica Welbertls 111 at her home on the North Side Mr Charles Abbott who was connected with the American Expres company here for a long time but now I gnlvl now living In Nashville Tenn pent a few days In the city last week Mrs Samuel T Hubbard who has been sick at her home on Jelferso street Is Improving Miss Mattie Drown went to Eddy vlllo today tp attend court Mr George Phillips who has been very sick at his mothers home ou Jefferson street Is not so well today Registered at The Palmer toda were A1t Smith NeWYork E C Rowe New York A E Dunn New York A L Wilson Indianapolis Prince Walker Mayfield Ky R H Gardner Mayfield Ky SmUt Fields Fulton Ky John S Orr Princeton Ky Geo Miller Metrop oils 111 E D Meller Hazel Ky J C Speight Mayfleld J D McCleod Croseland Ky T W Scott St Louis F E Radd and wife Louis vllle H T Grlzzard Clarksvllle Tenn E R Tandy Clarksvllk Tenn Belvedere J R Slaggs Cincin nail J B Scantland Rochester N Y T11 McGuire Mayfield Ky T IL Stovall Mayfield Ky Alfred McDanlbl Cincinnati J C Cham bers St Louis Chas B Hoovcns Goshen Jndl W M Berry Colum bus Ga Mr Charles Q C Leigh of Chlca go Is In the city Attorney J M Wortcn will leave for Hot Springs Ark for a several weeks stay to get the benefit of the waterRev G T Sullivan of Paris Tennessee who preached morning and evening at the Broadway Methodist church Sunday In the absence of Dr Sew II returned home this morning Mr J K Greer went to Henderson this morning onbulne City Solicitor James Campbell loft tor Loulsvllo this morning to appear before Judge Evans ttomorrow mqrn Ing and ask that the Injunction en joining tho city from Interfering with the Fast Tennessee Telephone company be dissolved Walter Scott Jr of South Third street has KODB to Evansville to flslt He iIs a son Of Walter Scott who sells tamale and hamburger iteaks on Third street Little Salvea Howell four years old of Lexington Tern IIs visiting icr grandmother Mrs Jack Calloway on South Ninth street The tot trade tbe journey alono Mr Urey Woodson of Owcnsboro In the city today Mr Charles Q C Leigh Is In the Clty on business Attorney Lal Threlkeld has returned from a visit to Smlthland- Dr F G Larue of Smlthland Is In the city today Mrs Bcrdle Campbell was the hostess of a party to Cairo on the Dick Fowler this morning accom ianylng her guests Mrs Mohr and Irs Gage as far as Cairo on ttheir ray to Mobile Ala their homo The part Included Mcsdaraes Armour Gardner Hal Corbett George 1Val lace C B Austin lAlpnzo Meyers J I Buckncr and lAura Fowler They will return tonight on the boat Mr J1 A1 Bauer went to Motrop Ha this morning on business and wJII return tonight Dr I B Howell left yesterday for Nashville to attend tho Tennessee State Dental Association which onvenca tho 15th 16th and 17th of lay Mr B H Scott returned last night runt Birmingham Ala where ho hal been attending the general con renco of the Methodist church Marshall C W McNutt of May fiold spent th j day In the city yesterday Born to the wife of Master Com ilssloncr Cecil Reed Saturday night 1 girlMr Tom Vheell went to Hopkins vllle this morning on business Mr Ben Burnett of Paris Tenn turned home this morning Hq pent Sunday with his wife who Is visiting In Paducah air Aubrey Moore returned to alcstlne Tex this mornlpg after a- two weeks visit to friends and rela tes In tho city Attorney C C Grassham went to I rddyvllla this morning on profea tonal business Miss Mattie Brown the atenog apher went to Eddyvllle this morn- Ing to attend court Attorney William 7hlarblo went to Iddyvlllo this morning on business ilr Ed Beaumont del In Mr tho eltII oerb1Grocery r AT THE CHURCHES Tilt ItKV O T bULLlVAJf AT tlno MKTIIOIMST Civic iHlglitrotisiicsN Theme of Mm Sfiiiionx Kuiiitny Hevlval by Ilcv Peter Fields Tho Ilcv 0 T Sullivan D D or Paris Tenn filled tbo pulpit of the Broadway Methodist church yesterday In the absence of the Rev T J Newell tho pastor who tl attcndli the general conference of the Ietho diet Episcopal Church South at Birmingham Ala Dr Sullivan Is ono of the leading ministers of tho Memphis conference and before bo Ing stationed at Paris was presldli elder of the Memphis district for 4 years Ho has preached In Paducah on other occasions and was grcet by largo congregations- Dr Sullivan delivered two strong sermons yesterday stressing the need of the gospel of Christ In this world Ho Is a forcible and a pleasant spcal er and easily held the attention of his hearers throughout making his points clear and emphatic Song Service Tho First Christian church was crowded last night at the Sons Sera Ico given under the direction of IIIr Harry Gilbert assisted by a cltolr 01 sixteen and Deals orchestral band The music was fine and consisted of quartette anthem a Motif organ nnd band as well as othert featuret The soloists were Mrs D I Lewis Miss Mamie bryfuss Mr Robrt Scott and Mr R D JIacMIIon Trimble Street Church In compliance with the agreemen of the Ministerial Association to make the second Sunday In May a Civic Sunday the Rev W W Armstrong of tho Trimble street Motho dlst church delivered strong civic sermons yesterday In the morning he spoke on Civic Righteousness and at night on the Leaven of thi City Tho church was crowded and Mr Armstrong made a forcible ap real i fnr a higher plane of civil alti tude dcatjng with matters municipal as well as religious There were tw additions to the church Protracted Meeting- A protracted meeting was begun yesterday at tho Third street Metho lIst church where the Rev Peter Fields Is being asslftcdAby the Rev VV A Watts of LQycljpevllle Ky Mr Walts preached bo h mornlqg and evening Ills morning theme was The Shaking Up of thelNntlon At night the subject was jVelvct and Sealskin In Religion Both were earnest And forcible ecrnjons Large congregations were present There were three accessions The services will be continued all week at 10 a m and 7Jijpnt KlrM flautist Rev Gordon W Hill of Louisville who has been In temporary charge or tbo First Baptist church of this clly since the death of the Itov J S Cheek pending the call of a pastor dosed his work with the church yes erday and left for his home last tight lie preached yesterday morn ng and night and last evening was a CaroweJlleervlco Mr Hilt has been In Paducah since taycmbor 18 when he name to as lilt fhnRov a C Catea In the pro ractfd rueetlng inaugurated then Ito Is art agreeable pleasant gentle man and hall tnado many friends here rno regret life departure Mr 11111 till not ROto Oxford Miss to assist 31r Catea in the meeting Jip Is now conducting there Mrs lUll who has bieen herewith her husband loft oterday for St Louis to visit rela Ives Rev Calvin W Thompson the new iastor Is expected from Denver Col tbe 19th to take charge of the church CIines Meeting Rev DW Bass closed tho pro raclcd meeting yesterday that he has been hooding for several weeks at the Tenth street Christtan church Ills sermons yesterday were delivered especially to the converts of the meeting Tonlght Mr Bass and the Rev J W HudApeth the evangelist who has been assisting him will begin a so rltll of services at the Mcchanlcsburg Christian church mission I OUTTKIW FULL O F ICE Vngon Upsets and slakes Winter Street Scone This Morning A team of mules pulling one of H A tI Pettors Ice wagons frightened at II switch engine this morning about 6 oclopk at Eleventh street and Irpadway They pulled the wagon the gutter and turned It over 1Intowas scattered about for an area evtral yard vThe wagon escaped bout for an rea of sevsral yards Tbe wagon escaped damage The dil er Jumped and also escaped Injury I ITm I DO YOU EVER stop to think whim a market place these columns are It Is remarkable the number of ways In which The Suns want ad columns are used It you haveS anything at all for sale you will mOlt probably find a purchaser by putting In a little want ad Some one may be looking for just what you want Try It OVERSTKEET the palterO1p- hone 2305- HEAr1N0 and stoTo wood Fran LevIn both phones 437 FOR ItETTWOiomaat123 North Seventh street Phone 2107 WALLP 1 CC ANINOold phone 1169 J W Stlnson FOR DRY Cook woodring 1704 old phone UMBRELLA repairing and cores Ing neatly done 108 14 S Third St O W WHITWORTH DUO carpenters contractors and builders Phone 233- 9WILLIAMS 638 S Third Furn turo bought and sold New phon 900aWANTEDRoom board 1IIn private family Address W care Sun FOR RENT Twohouses 12t and Kentucky 10 per month Old phone 1G32 iWANTEOrMIII timber and tarn hands Frank Chesterfield Lumbe Co Telephone 14581 Full KENT Flvu rooms ove Kamlelters grocery Apply to Henry Kamlelte- r1VAATEDCtrl for general nous work iIn family of two Old phon 227 i CLBANINO and pressing ceati done James Duffer old phone 718r BOUOENO BROS Contractor and builders Job and Cabinet work Phone 182- 9tVINTED Ilarncssmakers tom high class work at good wages MontgomeryMoore Mfg Co Nash vllle Tenn LOST White and livercolored pointer bird dog Any information leading to his recovery will be rewarded Fred Rudy MONEY TUSCAN onJlnYSoll8 runty S T Handle Real Estate and Insurance Room 3 American German National Bank Bids STRAYEDOlt QIEtit Bay mare about 14 12 t adM rflgh five 01 six years old One white foot Fore- top busby Return to Mike Iseman wagon yard and receive 5 reward PIANp tow prices fIC easy payments Pianos rented tuned and repaired Fred P Watson Bro Vie tor IL Thomas Mgr Wnhls I Old Stand Phone 53R 311 Broadway STORE ROOM FOR RENTyo 206 South Third Itroet recently oc cupied by Garner Brosl furniture tore Newly repaired sower con sections Apply to 3A Fowler WANTEDTo hire one or two counters 38 or 39 Inches high and from 12 to 20 feet long for use In aducah city office h C R R 510 roadI way BOARDERS WANTED Two fur ilshcd and one unfurnished room Cor rent and table boarders wanted at The Inn 317 North Seventh m CONTRACTOR VEIKEL Mason ry and concrete work a specialty omco 126 South Fourth Phone 490 tcsldonco phone 1237 Prompt at cntlqn An all estimates 1 +J E MORGAN blacksmith Q- 9aThirdiOld phone 457 Superior work guaranteed Exclusive agent fot flora stone side wire tires the btllt rubber tires made SPECIAL SALE ON Tennaat louse Papers Parlor and Dining Loom Patterns 3o per roll In rear Paducah Music Store 428 Broadway hone 772a Sanderson Mgr WANTED Position by an experl need man as collector assistant ookkcepcr or shipping clerk I aye my own typewriter Address 11- 1care Sun FOR SALE QUICK House and lot good barn 1008 South Fourth street This property will be taken orr the market If not sold In two or three days Caldwell ft Holt 119 South Fourth WANTED TO RENT Dwelling tthtnot less than four rooms on eec and Poor Will take long 1case Must have all modern conveniences Ad dret8 X Y Z this office Locate proplrtyand state renta- lBTEVLE7rERSware rooms 908 nth Fifth street Built of brick oncrete floor rat proof Furniture tored for 150 per moving van per month You can get van at any hour Old phone 417 New phone 292 Sieve Etter GOOD INVESTMENT We IA shit parties to Invest 100 each will net them two thousand dol- Ilarl In less than one year or one to Invest 600 that will net him twelve thousand dollars In leis than one year It doesnt require a ilnute of your time Guaranteed as presented For full particulars ad ress C care Sun un 7 T r J HART SAYS Let Me Show Ut What a Very Fine Line of Ice Cream Freezers Refrigerators Ice ChestsHose Lawn Sprinklers Hose Reels Gasoline Stoves Steam Cookers Water Coolers Hammocks Screen Windows Screen Doors Washing Machines Lawn Mowers Lawn Swings Churns O CO m The condition of Mr George Phil lips today Is reported no better Hi U quite low Mr Prlnco Walker of Mayfield Is In the city Mr Charles Vandcrvost of Rose dale Miss who has been In thi South in the timber business has de cldcd to locate In Paducah and will buy a home Immediately lId fam fly Is already here Sheriff John Ogllvlo Is out after a brief Illness of fever lion Charles K Wheclcr and W A Berry will go to Louisville tonight to attend federal court They will appear before Judge Evans In connection with the telephone Injunc tion matter representing tho East Tennessee Telephone company Mr L S DuBols received a tele gram today stating that his son Ceo DuBols i who Is att6ndlng the Phila delphia College of Pharmacy had carried oft honors In a class of 150 The inboard of public works has instructed Street Inspector Alonzo Ellloto to liavo certain streets swept at the expense of contractors who I are Improving them Contractors are required to keep debris and ma tonal not In use off tho streets but the rules are not being carried out It Is said NOTICE Mst of mice subscribers added by the Knt Tennessee Telephone com party today 2G30 Dcrrlngton Mrs G lies Llttlesvlllc 2633 Murray Tom Res 815 8 Third2632Babb Erne lies 1117 Burnett 736Arnold Miss Alile Res 512 S Sixth2640Nichols W W flee Lln coIn Ave Like ether commodities telephone service should be paid for accordlng to Its worth and value Wo have In tho city over 3000 subscribers or five times as many as the Independent company outside the city and within the county we have 63 times as many subscribers as the Independent company Yet we will place a telephone In your residence at tho same rate the Inde pendent company Is supposed to charge and provide In addition long distance facilities which will enable you to reach fifty million people from your home Call 300 for further Information EAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COtf A Big Reduction in Dentistry Upper Set of Teeth 600 Lower Set of Teeth 500 Gold Shell Grown aak 3 50 Gold Fillings 100 Up Silver Pllll Jgt 60e- Fllnleil exlracUon SOc The material above Is of the best on the market All work KltarnteediDR KING BROOKS SIXTH AND BROADWAY ElCllIIIWItCI1OY1 AT- IPRICES e 1 That are- Extremely LOWjs 4 Topmosta Quality Goods I 1 t GEO BART SONS PAN- Ydsasrmasstrr n m 11 ILLINOIS CENTRAL EXCURSION BULLETIN 1 Chattanooga Tenn SouthernII Baptist Convention Dates of sate May 8th 9th and 10th limit ten days with privilege of extension until s June 1C by paying a fee of 50 cents Rate for the round trip 926 r Birmingham Ala General Con ference of M E Church Dates of sale May lat and 2nd limit to Juno 3rd with privilege of extension to June 30th by paying a fee of 50 cents Rate for round trip 935 Los Angeles Cal Annual Con ventlon Imperial Council Ancient Or der Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and National Congress of Mothers Dates of sale April 25th to May 5th limit July 31st Rate for round trip 16060 Paris KyOrand Commandary Knights Templar of Kentucky Datestiof salo May 2 1st and 22nd limit May 25th 1900 Rate for the round iuuta trip 1275 Ww Memphis Tenn General confer cnco colored MI E Church SouthetDates of sale iMoy let 2nd and 3rd limit Juno 2nd 190C Rate for thes re rouudtrlp 525 Louisville Ky Spring meeting now Louisville Jockey club Dates of sale May 1st nnd 2nd limited to May 3rd Rate for round trip 695 Dates of sale Way 1st and 2nd limit May 30th and May 3rd to 29th In cluslvc limit three days from date of sale Round trip rate 895 Lexington Ky Conference for education in tho South Dates of sale May 1st dud 2nd limit May 10th 190C Rate for round trip 935 Louisville lyIIome ComingrWeek of Kentuckians Dates of pale Juno llth 12th and 13th 1906 limit Juno 23rd by paying fee of SO cents tickets can be extended to thirty days from date of purchase Rate for roundtrlp 695 r Vicksburg MlssUnltedCommerI clal Travelers of America Datet 6f sale May 17 and 18 1906 return VtripV Greenville aCOeneral Assem blyof the Presbyterian Church ln iJck8 Date of sale May 14 15 and 16 190C return Unlit May 31 Limit canabe extended to June 15 1906 byJpaying tee of 50 cents Rate for round trip 1815 St Paul and Minneapolis lInn Biennial meeting General Federationrof Womens clubs Date of sale Mar 28 29 30 and 31 1906 return limit June A 1906 tickets can bo extend ed to July 15 by paying a fee of 2 c- Rate for round trip 2160F 1 J T DONOVAN Agent i 510 Broadway R M PHATHER Ticket Agent Union Depot Paducah Ky lrMrl Charles Clark tho livery man has attached an educated hprss belonging to Dr F Loyal at Gales- burg J111 for a board bill of 28 ILoyalI boarded tho horse at the Clark i stables and left the city one night last week without settling the bill r lie waa with the carnival shows here J but had como several weeks before k the carnival d Sleeths Syrup of Sarsahtktl parillaf Compound willapurify your WooL a l SLEETHS DRUG STOIEAI nut BJ intfttr PhoOf rl y Y v n 1 1 iit U a GREAT SALE ON Wall Paper Store Moved to 315 Broadway I Wt are now offering the best values In Wall Paper that have r been offered It will pay you to see the bargains we have to offer for the next few days dWall Paper that Is usually sold at lOC per roll ire sell af- w1 15 cents Paper that is sold at 150 we sell at i 10cents a Paper tbatdssoldFattzoewesellr at w 8 centsr Y u Paper that is sold hit 8 cents we sell at Scents We also carry a large line of Picture Frames Mouldings and Window Shadesmade to order any size We carry a large line of Roofing and Building Pa er Canvas and Tack i wantsiREMEMBER THE PLACE C CLEEi fold Phone 161 i new phone 63 315 BROADWAY r r PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE Be indcpendaut I B in a pjsltlon to strike out for yourselfYou t take advantage of the next oppor tunity unless you have some money saved up Statt an account at this bank Money added to regularly grows fast We pay 4 per cent compounded twice a year H and Bank i- sShirt Bosoms Starched RightE- ver have your shirts returned from the laundry d with the bosom starched only in spots and with itarch daubed all around the neckband and sides of the have a machine which saves you from such annoyancesNo to daub starch all over the rest of the shirt with this machine Let us demonstrate its value to you THE uP T0 STAR Both Phones 200 120 North Fourth St r I I T TiErus MEND EM II WELL DO IT WELL Mechanics Farmers Savings 227 Broadway bosomWe DATE LAUNDRY Shoes half soledI or mended while you wait except on Saturdays Rudy Phillips Co p CITY TRANSFER CO f Now located at r Glaubers Stable W1 art ready for all kinds of hauling Tp TfLEPUONf 499 t o BED OF SOFT IMS FOR JOHN THOMAS Nctrro Pulled Out of Looted Car of Millinery Systematic Cilinix of CH 8caking nml Tlilovrry Keep Unllruntl DefrcUvra ISusy AO Cflm TO IKIUirrilATOHS Wholesale car breaking and 4hlev cry Is said to bo occupying the time of J S King special agent of the ixmlsvllle division of the Illinois Central railroad and strenuous ef forts are being made by the railroad to effect the detection of those con cerned In the depredations During tho past week several box car robberies were reported prom the Lioulsvlllo and HenO ergon divisions This morning two more cases were reported the cars coming In from tho Henderson division In support of tho reports Two cars ono of ribbons laces and millinery stuffs and another of shoes were pulled into tbjf local yards this morning with tho doors broken open and the contents of both cars strewn all over tho floor The goods were Jn such confusion that It IK Impossible to Invoice tho contents to learn the extent of the loss Special Agent Patrick Kirk and Patrolmen Singer and Burley wore on hand to Investigate and pulled John Thomas colored out of the car of ribbons Thomas Is said to have made hint a soft bed on some of the choicest laces and silk ribbons The officers think ho had nothing to do with the box car breaking but that ho simply crawled Into the car for tho ride nnd lodging IIccomodaU nil Tho case was continued until Wednesday in tho police court oooooooooooO JOIN Tim COM Ii1ICl IA 0 o CIUI1 AMI 1IKM BUILD 0 O Ul PAUUCAII 0 O The Paducah Commercial 0 Oclub stands for tho progress and 0 O prosperity of Paducah and Me 0 O Cracken county 0 O The Paducah Commercial OClub stands for more factories 0 O and more and better employ 0 0 went for our laboring people 0 O iTlio Paducah Commercial 0 O Club stands for more railroads 0 O and better transportation by 0 O rail and water 0 O The Paducah Commercial 0 O Club stands for more sewerage 0 O and better sanitation 0 O The Paducah Commercial O Club stands for more farmers 0 O on our vacant lands 0 0 The Paducah Commercial 0 O Club stands for better and high 0 O er education Wo wont a col 0 O legs In Paducah 0 O The Paducah Commercial 0 O Club stands and is working for 0 O fifty thousand population In 0 O 1910 and till else that mans 0 O tho prosperity of our people 0 O What Do You Stand For 0 O Wo invite you to join with 0 O us and assIst In making a 0 O united effort for bettor condl 0 O lions In all things In our home 0 O city 0 O Our doors are open and all 0 O aro welcome whether members 0 O or not Bring your visiting 0 O friends to our headquarters 0 OPADUCAU COMMERCIAL OUJB 0 O D W Coons Secretary 0 O 11C S Fourth St 0 000000 000 OOO Iii hight mountains there is no stat to compare with Colorado She can claim 4 07 peaks of an altitude of more than 10 000 feet 395 of more than 11000 feet 23S of morQ than 12000 149 of more than 13000 and 33 of more than 14000 Engraved cards and plate 125 it rbe Ron oMn 75 FOIL Tar IllKTTIKST VAHUS IV 1MUUUA1I- Ttio Sun offers a prize of 10 rash fur dm prvttlcgt yard In rnrh of the six vnnN of Pmluciili tho rchlilcnls fllhhn half mine of the clly limits being deemed ell gllile for the contests JKhliKH these prizes fur the different Svnnl m extra prize of 15 cash will fio glee for Ihu prclllciit yurd In the city litlargeThe offcrn these prlzca lo htliimluto mi Interest In liaiidMiiML yitnl Tho ionteMN will Ira decided July 15 liy u roiniiiltlrq to ho Mleclvtl nt n falcr dale The only condition of tio shiest IH that fnlrlca must bo subscribers of chitISun I They Stand Alone Standing out In bold rof nt alone openfrankand IInlltl are Ur fierce Invorite Prescription for weak overworked dew bilitated nervous rundown pain racked women and Dr Plerces Golden Medical Discovery thin famous remedy for weak stomach Indigestion or djm 1IxpOa torpid1 liver or blllouMie all catarrhal atrections whether of the stomach bowels kidneys bladder natal passages throat bronchia or other mu remedyforor Impure blood as scrofulous and kln affectionsEach bottle of the above medicines bean upon ltiI wrapper a badge of bony esl In tho full list of Ingredient eom lshThistheca medicines In a class nil vi them tclrr and Is tho best guaranty of their merits They cannot bn classedI t as patent nor secret medlclDM for they are neither ldl1 oJ known elmprbitkm totakoand lay all tho Ingredients of his medi clues freely before them because these Ingredients are such as are endorwd and most strongly praised by scores of the most eminent nxllcal writers as cures for the diseases for which these medi cines am recommended Therefore the afflicted do not have to rely atone upon Dr Plercos recommendation as to the curative value of his medicines for ccr tain easily recognized diseases A glance at the printed formula on each bottle will show that no alcohol and no harmful or habitforming drugs enter bcllJghollof the rags of native American fortS plants These era best and safest for tho cure of most lingering chronic dis eases Dr U V Pierce can bbo consulted FREt by addressing hIm at lluffalo N YI and all communications are re garded as sacredly confidentia- lIt Is as easy to bn well as Illandmuch morn comfortable Constipation It the cause of many forms of lilacs Ur ronsllpatlon riles OnnlltllftMVlfofMs a gentle Ian tive two a mild cathartic All dealers la medicines sell them IN CANAAN IltOUAIIIV KVTU IKNCOtXTKIl TIKES PLACK SUXDVV XeRitMs Quarrel mil Horace Jenkins Shouts Tom Jackson In Thigh With Pistol Horace Jenkins shot and proba bly fatally Injured Tom Jackson col ored In Canaan a suburb of Pa- ducah on the South Side Sunday af ttrnoon about 3 oclock The shoot- Ing Is said to have been the result of a dispute over a female The pistol used was of large cali ber and one ball entered Jacksons thigh and coursed upward lodging It 4s thought In the stomach The wounded mans condition Is precari ous and Jenkins ls held pending the outcome of tho wound Tho case was called In police court this morning but continued on account of lire absence of Jackson 1 1HOnI SITUATION In Indniflli In AH Good AK AnyulHro CnrjionterN Alone lie but Central Labor union met ester day afternoon In Its hall In the Leech building on North Fourth street and discussed the labor Situation In Pa ducah Nothing specific was doncthc meeting being more of a social one The labor question in this city was presented In all Its phases and found to be III as good n condition general ly as could bo expected The carpen ters are tho only tradesmen who are having any troublelit all with bosses TO IKST HOUSIi Ancient Cistt Iron Stove of Iollcv Court Will lo Thu old cast Iron heating stove which has for years done excellent service In the police court room was today removed having become an eyesore to the officials It was in the way now that the court room Is heated by steam The old above made way for modern equipment but will not bo cast aside It will be utilized some place by the city where the steam heating plant does not exist proba bly at the pest house SadilJj liaise ItIheI Top Front Farmers Homo Jourua1 of May S we tOte that Col David Cas tlcman of Clifton farm near Louis ville has sold the 3yearold saddle stallion The Moor No 1907 to GenWpi Palmer of Colorado Springs for 7COO Another good salo of Kentucky saddle horses was made In New York this week The consignment was from Shelby T Harbison of Lexington Tim top price was 12 00 for the gelding Little Acorn Dig Oak brought 11025 The pair Escort and Gallant sold for J1230 lien Greet brought 700 Tolu 900 and Sena tor 700- Alsolhat At Unrands New York Horse Show In the saddle class Pat He Palmer woir first She IS by Chester Dare No 10 fourth dam by Du luth This saddle blood in Its high est perfection Is represented In this section of Kentucky by Joules M tangs horse Rebel Dare No 1881 by tho great Chester Dare dam by a sun of lied Squirrel second laUI bIDuluth Itobel Dare while the lilghest bred horse Is also sold to be Iho best saddle horse In Jacksons Iurchaijo HUNDRED MILLION- YBARSBBHORE US Earth Will bo Habitable That Long Says Geologist Bases ImlMhm on brvnt Ions of IVrlixl of Similar E tcul6r Worlds History KAUTHQlUKi IS IMIMNOMKXOV Chicago May HTha the earth will bo habitable for a hundred mph lion years to comq Is tho belief of Dr Thomas C Chamberlain hqad of the department of Gcplogy In thq Unl versity of Chicago This view la ex pressed In a lecture before tho mem bers of the Geographical society in the municipal museum Prof Cham berlaln declared thqt climatic pheno mena and temperature conditions of the last hundred million years war ranted him In offering tho foregoing optimistic prophecy Ills basis for the theory ot erpetulty for human life was his own planeteslmal hy pothesis that tho world Is not grad wally cooling from a ball of fire but that It has gradually grown In size by absorbing other smaller masses ot matterTho pscudoromantlclBta plcturo the world as cooling Into a frigid mass which one day In the near fu lure IIs to become uninhabitable said the speaker but If we ere to consider the past we must admit that tho icmporaturo of thin earth has remained always within the range where human life 1 is possible There foro It Is only reasonable to suppose that the temperature In some parts of the globo will remain within that life rango Tho earthquake Is really only n trivial phenomenon of the earth Tho groat question for im Is not what dlast ra Impend but what agencies are lllioly to perpetuate life A Year of Wood Tho year 1903 will long be remembered In tho homo of P X Tacket of Alliance Ky asa year of blood which flowed so copiously from Mr rackets lungs that death seemed very near He writes Severe bleed- Ing from the lungs and a frightful dough had brought mo at deaths dour when I began taking Dr Kings Now Discovery for Consumption with the astonishing result that utter tak ing four bottles I was completely re stored and as time hiss proven per immanently cured Guaranteed for tore lungs coughs and cods at Me Phersons Drug Store Price COc nnd flOO Trial bottle free Tho Texas Wonder Cures all kidney bladder and rheu matic troubles sold by J H Oehl cchlacger C01 Broadway Dr B W Hall office 292C Olive street St Louis Mo JUmlo Happy for 11 fr Great happiness camo Into the homo of S C Blair school superin tondent at St Albans W Va whoa his little daughter was restored from tho dreadful complaint ho names lie says My little daughter had St Vltus Dance which yielded to no treatment but grow etoadllyI worse until as a lost resort wo tried Electric Bitters and I rcjolco to say throe bottles effected a complete cure Quick euro euro for nervous complaints general debility female weaknesses Impoverished blood and malaria Guaranteed by McPbersonr drug store Price SOc Your Summer Ynrntloo can be pleasantly spent at Waukesba Waupaca Flflcld or at one of the other hundred resorts reached via WIsconsin Central railway Write for beautifully Illustrated Summer Hook which tells you how when and where to go and how much it will cost Free on application to James C Pond 0 P A Wisconsin Central Railway Milwaukee Wig IhnlinI Close Cull A dangerous surgical operation Involving the removal of a malignant ulcer as largo as my hand from mj daughters hip was prevented by the application of Ilucklcna Arnica Salve says A C Stickel of Miletus W Va Pcrclstont use of the Salve completely cured It Cures cuts burn and Injuries 23c at McPhcr sons drugstore Lots of honest men go Inlo poll tics but the newspapers change the adjectives when it conics to descrlb Ing their coming out- Nnaa u Strike llrrhkrrs Tho most famous strike breakers ill tho land aro Dr Kings Now Llfu Illlv When liver nud bowels go 01 trlkq they quickly settle tho trouble and tho purifying work goon right on Best euro for constipation headache and dizziness 25c at llcIlicrgoos drug Store Slavesf to Drugs p Arc you one Do you take the daily Constipation Pill Why not take one that cures The more you take the less you need I Immediate Relief r and Speedy Cure 1 x NO MORE CONSTIPATION BE HEALTHY Chases 0 t- S Constipation TabietstA t Put up in watchshaped bottles that fit vest pocketii t Your druggist or THE CHASE MFG CO Ncwburgh N Y s 25 Cents J iI rlt II Reading Bicycles Motor CyclestI 1 1 1 t I THE BEST I 1 R r M If you intend to pnrclnte a bicycle this prlmr do not tail to tee our line of Reading Standard Bicyclni which be surpassed In In strength durability elcgincj sod speed ga r ntecd to be one of the be lbicycln made having IIllh ed more worlds records than any other make Models of the Krndlnic Lscleede Wel Minder and Windsor t Juveniles can be seen at our store where we will be pleased to have jolt oil and examine them fiThoroughbred Motorcycle 1 s fyou wish a luxury IIn the bicycle line till and ate our Thoroughbred Motorcycle Not the cheapest rut the best the tnannfactnrtrt can produce Our Repair Shop elulFlledIn I latest improved labor saving devices Work done liy eiprrlrnrrd mewachanics and satisfaction is guaranteed We solicit a literal share of your r IpatroDl2eI MITCHELL ONaEARTHI 326328OJThird Street I Old phone 2451 r New phone 143II WILLIAMS WILL SELL YOU A BICYCLEtl r t 1 I ON EASY PAYMENTS Reasons Why You Should Rids a Bicycle It U healthy It Is always ready fcr use it Is a pleasure it will not get sick or die It will sivc you car fare it will tale yon home to lunch It will save you a doctor bill KXPKRT RKPAIRINC The Tribune Rambler Mon arch and Colonial Bicycles are the best that can be produced Ins oo up See our stock of secondhand bicycles Cheapest house In town fir Tires Hells rumps Sad dies etc Renumber the place ctnuo S I WILLIAMS BICYCLE COI- 26I28 IINorth Fifth St Next to Kentucky Theater For Lawn Mowers and Lawn Swings See UsiPOWELL ROGERS CO Phone 301 Puducah I Kyii 4 Guy Nance Manager 1rltz Kettler Assistant M Nance Itmbaluier Private Ambulance for Sick and Injured Only GUY NANCE Undertaker and Embalmer 213 South Third trtct Paducah K1 Open Day amid Night Old Iboiic 699 New Ihone SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SUN TEN CENTS A WEEK T I 1 Forty iiiiiIIIi Years1e Between By LLOYD OSBOURNB Jc vMQM ba ns B S icCIum Co I1tAIt fT It It had been nnp ono but hlmt exclaimed Captain I In low 1ts Ilorrlble to call him l dtiK rtor 8id Frn idsI nn IIDont lots do It said the captain si VWrf Imvo to say somvthlng sir rc ti helplesslytit said 1 Tadqiv Lllieres nothing I wouldnt do my felt tor Jack Garrard said Mr Frau JVYJiy not my be was kidnaped here i t tho bill trll1e1 said lladoa rio rent certain sure ho wasnt and no ouq can deny but what ho might have 1 pee n But the admiral would In bound to Inquire Into It said Mr Frauds Sooner or later hed send a Milp Trust Jack to do his owu lying when she gets here said Hadow rnesilles hell bo sick ot the tvbole thing DUll ouly too glad to step aboard But wont wo bo asked why wo dldut rescue hltnl asked Francis 0110 I lave Itr cried tho captain Its certainly a case for stretching n point sir said Mr Francis Enter In the log said the captain 1 speaking very slowly and thoughtfully I that passed Midshipman Johu do t Vlgne Oarrord falling to report him f salt at the expiration of his leave was afterward discovered to have lbeen kid naped by tho hill tribes of Boratwrn island On my threatening to loud a jwrty to recover him I was dissuadedl by ling George who cleared himself iof Any personal responsibility lu tho matter and who promised It only I would give him time to recover the man without bloodshed or any cost to his majestys government The ktnz urged that tho use of force would Im peril the officers life whirl otherwise ho had every confidence would be spared tcry good1 sir said Mr Francis Youll give tad George a flaming character added Hadow S Very good1 sir said Mr Frauds t Pile It on about his reverence for the and the way be gave beef to the t queen ship said Hndow And what then sir1 Inquired Mr Francis Vcll you know sold Hadow my orders here Jpave mo a pretty wide latitude You cant tie down n survey i tag phip In wild waters the way you can a simple patron By George sir- h Ill lay the Slip back hero In nine months and retake Master Johnny Oar 55ijml 4t I You may count Captain Hadow on sour moat loyal and hearty support said Mr Francis Thank you said the captain and you will pass tbo wont along that the subject Iis not one to bo dlscmsci I I Quito so sir said the tint llctitrn ants Not n word exclaimed the captain Though you might coach till king a bit about the bill tribes but of course not a whisper that were ever coming back No sir said Mr Francis This mutt go no farther than you and nit said llndow It shall not sir returned1 the first lieutenant t Wo shall sail tonight at tho turn of tho tide said the captain Very good sir said Mr Francis e e as I1tltCt1iagain l peak Boroliora anti backed her malnynrd oil the settlement It was moraine when Hadow raised tho Island n fleecy speck of cloud r against tho sky line and ho shortened salt at onco and lingered out the day so as to bring him up to It by dark After supper every light on lhoard was doused and the great bull gliding through tho glass smooth water merg I yardIBy 10 tho rblp was hovo to close ashore nnd the lights of the little pot 1 y palmsthefraRRiuco and strangely exciting In the Intensity of Its stillness and beau ty hid beneath its tar reaching pa l the various actors of an extraordinary drama With pistols buckled to their hips Brady Wlntcrslca Ilotliara and 8tanbUrJoues tour otllccn of the Culilr tojethcr Hatch a fllutyl faced oVl ramand- w could bo trust rotall slipped down tho ladder Into tot captains gig and pulled with muQlcd L jpars for the break In the reef lick flog their way through the puss with kits surf ou either hand roaring lu their tAfcritJthcy slowly iicuclrntod tho lagoon and headed for tho HUBS house The stopay boat they draw her over the shingle and made her painter fast too pan 5 danus tree Then acting In accord unco with a prvcouctrted plan Win tcrslea was sent forward to track down their prey while the rest huddled to Bother to await his return Tea minutes twenty minutes passed m palpitating suspense A girl drew by kwrcahed In flowers She looked put 4 to aCO tiKm up at tho stars and shrank again Into tho shadow From U- NJ nclgnporlng houses there came the sound of mellow vplccs and of laughter A pIg rooted and rustled among a Jicap of cocoanut shells Half an hour passed and from fur across the water as taint and silvery as sumo cl flu signal the ship sent her message of tbo timesix bells routing and crouching Wlnterslea groped his way among them Come ho said They followed hlmln silence unloos- In lr bolsters dud grimly ready A pair of handcuffs cllukcd In Hatchs I 7 ITtSi JphfilwJ Ihoilccp breath ioc wY- t J I t I-c or iir1 an l resolute men idPretl to danger and accustomed to give and reo cctvo an unflinching loyalty There said yintcrslea Tho path opened out olin little clear Ing among tho trees and showed them set ou high the outlines of a native house Like all Tahitian houses It was on the model of a birdcage and tile oval wall ot bamboo set side by tilde let through vertical strepka of light from the lamp or fire within As the whole party drew nearer they heard deep below them on the other side the pleasant sound ot falling water and realized that the cliff they were mount- Ing overlooked a little river at Its toot Hero lu exquisite seclusion Jack Oar rard had chosen tho spot for his moral ulcldeCrcrplng lip to tho house and looking through the cracks of the bamboos his comrades saw him sitting within dress ed like a native lu tapa cloth with bart chest and flowers In his tawny hair lIe was sitting In a hammock and with her head against lda knee a beautiful girl was looking up Into his face one hand locked In his In that land of pretty women she was the one that outshone them all Tchca the sister of the king for whose sweet favor every man on board had sought In vain And hero bc was with her long hair loos ened and her eyes swimming with love looking up at tho lad who had given name and honor to win her heart The pair wore hardly more than children and Brady a sentimentalist of forty with red hair sighed ns he peeped through the eaves and thought of his own dear girl at home Garrard laid down the pipe he had been smoking and lu happy unconsciousness of any audience but too wo man nt hU feet began to slug Ills voice hall always been Ills greatest charm and thu menus of gaining him the friendship of men much older than hlmiclf It had won Hndow It had won Irancls Jack lay tack lu this hammock and with wonderful tenderness and feellue Mnrf Flow Gently Sweet Afton re leafing the last verse several times OTeroIt was plain that something in- itsome phrase or line had deeply moved htm for ho suddenly bent over and laid his face In hla hands baking tvlth n strange emotion Tehen OlDie and throwing her arms round hiM neck and forcing away his hands pressed her IIIIS to his wet eyes liven as slid did ru Brady gave the signal for the whole party to move round to the door Ho entered first the others dole bo hind him Jack leaped to hU feet while and rpcochlcsx his wide open eyes those of an animal nt hOT Brady Wlntenlua StanburyJonos Ilotliarn Hatch the familiar faces haunted him like the sight oC ghouls FrlcuO no longer they were sow avengers with tho right to track him down and kill him Jackl cried Brady In n stifled voice Tho lad took a step back The girl mooned and tried to run between Hatch and StaiiburyJonox The old seaman caught and shook her like a dog tearing away the wbUtlo she put to her lips and dashing It to the floor Jack put up Ills hand null snatchcti n pistol hidden In the thatch of the roan Brady on tho Instant leveled his own and thnlldcrNout Drop It or Ill shoot Shoot and be banged returned Jacknnd with that Jie turned bits pis tol tin himself anti placing the muzzle against his forehead pulled the trigger It missed Ore Before ho could try again Brady had caught him around tie neck while Jack lull back in the hummock and rang latch resigning the girl to SUuibnry Jones ran In and snapped the hand cuffs on hll wrists Jack cried Brady wo arent go- Ing to hurt you Weve rescued you from tho hill tribes Man youre saved I You never was nb deserter said latch Mind you back ita up old fellow said Wlntcrslca Give us your fin boy said Uo ham It was soave time before Jack could pull himself together When nt last ho did so and began to appreciate the gen erosity ot his cnptatn and shipmates and their astounding concern to save- hint from the pmalty of his crluic he underwent ono of those reaction when despair gives way to the maddest gayety Ho swore at Hatch Yod made him take oil the Irons lie got out a bottle of whlto rum anti forced them all to tlrtuk hU health Ho kept them In a ronr with the story of his advert turcs and laughed and rltd lu turn as ho described his life ashore What does she went demanded Brady as Tchca insistently repeated some words in uatlvo language She says said Jack calmly pick ing up Urn whistle from the floor and touching It to till lips she says Ive oulr to blow this sad you will all bo dcifd In five minutest1 A hush till upon tlie company Jack with an oath flung tho whistle from him Gentlemen ho said I am grateful I amdd grateful If I live I shall try to repay each ono ot Iou I shall1 =tJ try to bo a better man t shall try to bewortliy of your kindness He wont around and shook hands solemnly with every one of them Dlllrol4rulhe repeated Lets bo off sold Brady Now lad your word of honor said Wlnterslea Jack looked about him helplessly I Bupposo Ive no right to ask such a thing ho said I know how good youve been to mo already and all that but but gentlemen shed my wife I love her I shall never see her again May I not entreat a single minute for mysoltr No said Brady Jack went over to Tehea and took her hand Hoput his arms about her and unashamed before them all pressed her cojncly head against his brear lie tried to explain the Inexorable fate ho was so powerless to resist In incoherent whispers he told her he would break his chains and return to her free lu the years to came to devote his life to the woman ho loved Ho called her the dearest names and beg girl her not to forget him but she with a perception greater than his own swept away these despairing protesta otlouqshe not meet force by force These fierce Intruders with their rough voices tojthreatrntoj eyes If they were strong she was stronger and what ship canon site asked however murderous or far rang lug could penetrate those mountain re beJtaroherlandbetween love and the service of tho whlto queen beyond tho seas I have chosen he said Her eyes flashed as she treed herself from his arms I am hateful In my own sight tat having loved you she said Wilt you not even wish me well Teheal he asked willidlelSlati she cried after him lie come lack to her downcast and IllelltI1eallllthatwaiting tor thee here In this house of our happiness and If I dlo before thou contest here thou wilt find my grave Tchea he said as God sees me some day I shall return She took his hands and looked up Into his face with such poignant long lUll and tenderness that Jacks com rades already uncomfortable enough were quite overborne by tho scene Tough old Hatch Bundled audibly and Brady could hardly speak Come come lad be cried huskily1 you mustnt keep us longer Jack unclasped the girls hands and Buffered himself to be led away by hU comrades A few minutes later they clambered up tho ladder the boat was hoisted In and tho boatswain whistle was rousing the watch on deck Mainsail haul By morning the Island had sunk behind them and standing on the dizzy main royal yard with one arm round the mast Jack could make out nothing but a little cloud on the horizon e e e- At sixty John Garrard was a post bathlanllcd and he bad won his way to the front as much by hU one personal qualities as by his Invariable goal judgment and high professional at tainments Ho hail earned the char acter ot n man who could be trusted In situations Involving tact temper and diplomatic skill and no captain In the navy was moro confidently ordered to those scenes ot International tension which In spite ot statesmen so often arise In some distant place to menace the pAjco of the world lie had never married and when rill lied on the subject was wont to say with a laugh that the sea was his only mistress No one had ever ventured to question him much further though his friends wcro often piqued especially tbo women PI to an implied romance In tho captains earlier life It was known he supported two old maid sis tors the Misses Hadow tho Impover shed daughters of his first commander but In view ot lie considerable private fortune this drain on his resources seemed scarcely the reason of his re nunciation Ho was In command oWhe Inflexible battleship one of the Australian squadron when she developed some do feet In her hydraulic turning gear and wax ordered home to England by Ad mural Lord George Howard for over haul Tho captains heart bent a little taster as ho realized his course would take him south of the Societies He spread out the chart ou his cabin tnblp and sighed as bo laid his finger on Bo raborn Ho shut his eyes anti saw too basaltic cliffs the white and foaming reefs the green still forests of that tin forgotten Island He was a boy onco more with towers lu his hair wander Ing beneath the pRim with Tvhcu How often hail ho thought ot her dur ing all these years tbo Jeall that had left him gray and old the years that bad carried him uuscathcd through so many dangers In every quarter of the world For blirf she was still in her adorable girlhood untouched by time ji radiant princess lu her radiant Isle walling by tbo shore for hia return It shocked1 hlui toremember she was not far short ot sIxtya tot old woman perhaps married to some strapping clitct and more titan likely with grown children of her own How Incredible It seemed1 To Do Continued Tho world has a mean little trick of speaklrfg of the ways of a wid ow ai all being wiles New Or leant Picayune t A CRITICAL PERIOD INTELLIGENTWOMENPREPAREDangers Avoided by the Use of Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound How many Women realize that the mot critical period in a wo mans existence Is the change of life and that the anxiety felt by women as this time draws near is not without reason conlilon or congestion of any organ itIis at tills time likely to become active and with a host of nervous Irritations make life a Inmlen At tills time also cancenand tumors are mote liable to begin their destruc tive York Such warning symptoms as a sense of suffocation hot Dashes dix ziness headache dread of Impending evil rounds In the ears timidity pal pitation of the heart sparks before the eyes Irregularities constipation aria j inquietudejwomen who are approaching tile period of life when womans great change may be expected We believe Lydia E Plnkhams Veg etable Compound is the worlds great i est remedy for women at this trying period Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Com pound invigorates and strengthens the female organism and builds up the weakened nervous system as no other medicine can C11eslerIham says Dear Mrs Pinkham tlsplaltmenttorlor life I hailI a goodt deny of soreness dlzzr IIVegetableCompotmdI to say that all those dlstre1ngsymptoms left me and I hare rnoo safely through the change of lire a well womanII For special advice regarding this important period women are Invited to write to Mrs Plnklmm Lynn Moss She is dnughlcr in law of Lydia E Plnkham and for txvcntyflve years has been udrlslu sick women free of alwayshelpfuli Ilerblno Will overcome Indigestion and dys pepsla regulate the bowels and cure liver and kidney complaints- It Is the best blood enrIcher and Invigorator In the world It Is purely vegetable perfectly harmless and should you be a sufferer from disease you will use It It you are wise H N Andrews editor and Mgr Cocoa and Rockledge News Cocoa Kla writes I have used your Iler blno in my family and find It a most excellent medicine Its effects upon myself have been a marked benefit Sold by Alvey IlstOJ JEWELRY that wilt charm and delight the Judge of line gems tangs Ilroocli Cs Ornamental Comb Chains Bracelets etc WATCHES for Ladles nnd Gentlemen In gold sliver or gunmetal Cigarette Cases Match HOXCN Cigar Cutters etc All sorts of dainty pieces of sliver for my Ladys dressing tablo- WAnnEN RA11RThi TilE BIG FOURN- ew York Central Lines THE BEST LINE TO NDIANAPOLISPEORIA PEORIACHICAGO And ill points in Indiana and Michigan TOLEDO DETROITCLEVELAND BUFFALO NEWYORKBOSTON AntI l1pololl HIt Information cheerfully furnished on JUgpourwrite to S J GATES Get 1 Agt DepartmentLrralrriUp II J RIIEIN On PAM Agt Cincinnati O PnoditchInSg l I WDaanlL llr druggists by null on re eelp6 t prlen M coots aal1lfJoo WILLUJTi dIAIUFfCiUNdO CO irop ClmlaDtl lItij t th s DIOOBSANOOUNOIL COXVKXK8 OX VKI XKS1UYAVITII- OIKXIXCJ SKUVICK TUKS HAY XirillT Bishop Woodcock to Preside mid About Sixty ItelPKntea Will lie In AttendanceII The seventyeighth annual councilor the Protestant Episcopal church diocese of Kentucky will convene Wednesday at Grace Episcopal church and will last through Thursday The opening service of the council will be on Tuesday evening and the majority of the delegates and visitors wirj arrive that afternoon A very strong delegation la expected from the Louisville churches end all the West Kentucky parishes will bo well represented There will be something like sixty prominent lay and clerical delegate In attendance The Wom arts Auxiliaries of the church will have representatives here and there will bo an especial meettng for th women on Thursday afternoon I Bishop Charles E Woodcock of Lou Jsvllle will preside over the sessions which will be as follows OlHiiIng Service Tuesday Evening prayer 730 p m Sermon The Hev Wm K Marshall rector of Christ Church Bowl leg Green Ky First DayWednesday- Celebration of Holy Communion 930 a mThe TU Rev Bishop Celebrant assisted by the Rev K L McCready St Marks church Cres cent 11111 the Rev D C Wright of Paducah and thtHev Arthur E What ham St Peters church Louis Tllle Immediately after this service the council will organize for business ses aeonItecessfor lunch 1 oclock until 230 p m- Business session until 430 p m Evening prayer 730 p m The subject of Diocesan Missions will be discussed by the Rev Wil liam II Falkner rector St Paulr church of Louisville IKy with eter coptlcon lecture on Kentucky Types and Work of Church Among Them Second Day Thursday Celebration of Holy Communion 7lQIIm Morning prayer 930 a m Business session 10 a m Kepeaa for lunch 1 oclock to 230 p mBusiness session 230 p m Meeting ot Womans Auxiliary 4 Ip mClosing service of the council with nrt address by the bishop 8 p m IOLICK COMMISSIOXKIIS Miffing of the Fire and Police Com nilssloncrs Tonight Tho board of fire and police com missioners will meet In regular session tonight The vacancies caused by the resignation ot Statlonman Sid Gilbert and Extra Statlonmen Frank Dlgel and Kelley Franklin will be filled from several dozen appllca tions The matter of tearing down two buildings at 118 and 120 Broadway which have beon condemned will be taken up Other routine busy nesg of a minor nature will be acted on nK ASSOCIATION Meeting of Tills Italy Tonight to Hoar Committee Report i The Bar Association will meet to night at the court house to hear the report of the special commltee ap pointed to Investigate Into the alleged unprofessional conduct ot memo bers of the local bar The Investiga tion has been carried on secretly and the meeting tonight will be hold behind closed doors Exposure- To cold draughts of air to keen and cutting winds sudden changes of the temperature scanty clothing undue exposure of the throat and neck after public speaking and sing lag bring on coughs and colds Ballards Horehound Syrup Is the best cure Mrs A Barr Houston Tex writes January 31 1902 One bottle of Ballards Horehound Syrup cured me of a very bad cough H is very pleasant to toIle Sold by Alvoy Mat City Corn IYld FIre Chief James Wood has Iplant ed corn on the new city pest house property The corn will bo cultivat ed and used In feeding city stock an economical move inaugurated by the republican boards- GrowingAcuca ana Pains Mrs Josie Sumner Bremond Tex writes April 15 1902 I have used Ballards Snow Liniment In my fam ily for three years I would not be without it In the how I have used It on my little girl tor growing pains and aches in her knew It cured her right away I have also used It for frost bitten feet with good succesilt Is thE best liniment I ever used 25c GOc and 100 Sold by Alvey List 1t Dangers of Defective Plumbing 7 Defective plumbing permits the entrance into the house of sewer gas bearing germs of Lcontagious diseases to which the human sys tern readily succumbs Sewer gas Is not necessarily generated in the setter but is frequently created in the plumbing system within the home and enters the apartments through defective fixtures If in doubt consult us regarding the and replacing defective fixtures with Standard Porcelain Enameled Ware acknowledged the best sanitary equipment KD D 1IAXXAX iI r 112 South 4th SL Hold Plioncg 201 + uu =i VISIT OU- RMAMMOTH STORE And see our electrical display and machine shop and factory DoneI I Foreman Bros Novelty Co Incorporated 121123 N fourth St Phonos 757 KENTUCKY IRON AND STEEL CO Ninth and Harrison Streets t We pay the highest cash prices for scrap iron metals hides wool tallow and junk of all kinds Vrlto for our Weekly Market Letter Ask for special quotations Old Phono S9SU Now Phone 190II AFTER UMH3 piping HEALTh everyatomesatgenetathroraaasManhoodlmp0tencyNvhtiikmtsaons ner7ut I 1rIsOLD RY AT4vY1 LIST AD O O C ors PAOTOAB KIT Bi YOU AN = = WE MEAN BUSINESS 14000 rolls of Wall Paper must move in 10 days For cash only Prettiest pat terns ever shown in Paducah for only 3c perroll Rooms i ox 1 28 border and cut to match only 83c H Wall Paper Department PADUCAH MUSIC STORE Phone 772t 428 Broadways e RUBBER STAMPS MADE AT HOME AT CITY PRICES Carbon Pap r Typewriter Rib pllesiPADUCAH CO ofd tons 36 523 arottwal DRAUGHONS lJmmdrJoIIqIncorporated MOOCH 312311 BroaUfJj ui MSHVIUE 27Collcseila 15 mian POSITIONS Ie aruab01to Sleeths Celery and Iron Cordial for that tired feeling SLEETHS DRUG STORE Meta and Brotta ay PHaoe 201 WAGON YARD I have tested the Nelson Wgon Yard corner Third and Citric Best accpm tcoiatlona in tlis city Give me r call CHAS J ATWOOD A pretty woman paiuteit S like an angel cake decorated watt tinsel gewgaws x fLtill9a 9191st 17X5 anrtxSr7 ifhh fJ G ffY l Iuseox FOR PAINLESS x OTH PlYLLBNG 1 ST 11IUIm STEAMER CLYDE Leave Paducah for Tennessee River Every AVctliHsday at 4 p m A W AntlGIlT Master KUQUXK IIOIIIXSOX Clerk This company Is not responsible- for Invoice charges unless collected br the clerk of the boat NEW STATE HOTEL D A BaiftyPrcp- METROPOLIS J ILL Newest and best hotel in the city Rates 200 Two large sample rooms Bath rooms Electric Hgats The only centrally located hotel in the city- Csawetdal Patrcaa e Solidtel Henry Mammen Jr leairel la Tiird tsi Icntcrt j Hook Binding Bank Work Legal and Library Work a specialty ABRAM L WElL CO CAMPBELL BLOCK Telephones Office 369 Resilience jit INSURANCE KLLnta COUCHAND CURE THE LUNGS i wmi Dr Kingsf New Discovery FUII CONStMTION Prle EOcoSlOO frtJ Trial durest and Quickest Cure for air TJUIOAT and LUNG TBOUB LS9orlltollli DACK I r a vet4 t rM1MB IO- If19T tfIlE PDUOA L Ttte t ING SUN rONDA1 arAy 14 4 T r JANE 1LEAUESTATEMORTGAGES LOANS Good 4 room house on Harrison st between 17th and 19th In Fountain k= Park on DO by ICE ft lot at tOG cub Lot on Tennessee St between 8th and that 375 cash Some bargains for colored people In homes on monthly payments See TUU Good 4 room house on lot 40 by ICU ft on South Side of Madison iSt I between 13th and 14th only ISO ot this no cash and balance In monthly payments Get home with your rent money Have other houses to see on II1me class payments as low as 650- Nw nice 4room house with hall front and back porches bath and hoj and cold water connections shade trees CO foot lot on North Madison street between ICth ana FountaIn avenue In Fountain park Excellent home at llSOO Fourroom cottage In first rate condition on North Seventh street iat 50Thlrteenroom house lot 90 by 1l3ttttto alley 2 bath rooms sewer CouD ctlons hot and cold wMer throughout all modern equipment I can be used as single or double res Idtnce location best residence sec flea of city Nos 419 end 421 N eWtttb street Price J5EOO only I 1500 cash and balance on 4 year J lima I 412 South 9th St 6room cottage 117003sul1 9th St G room cottage at 1800 Excellent rental Investment two houses 5 and 3 rooms corner lot sewer connections houses nearly t new no repairs needed rents Iii month at 2000 712 Qoebel avenue 4 rooms In good fix with stable at 1200 New 2 story 7 room house nice and well appointed Ft Ave corner lot fronting on Lang park at onlY i 2BOt No Cp3 Fountain avenue N W corner Harrison and Fountain ave flue very desirable location six room cottage In excellent condition Water Inside Price 3000 To pieces of laud 10 12 acres each one near Wallace Park best Bargain of Iti does to be had shot the city Price 12G acre One third cash and balance In one and two years Other otter Is about t3 miles out on Cairo road Excellent dry land and firstclas site frontage on road for residence Price 850Some fine otters In farms near the city Jinjcl wlll rise m value rapidly Details given on Inquiry Afew more tote unsold In the Ter rell fountain Park addition at 2Gl MChpn payments of 25 cash and balance 5 per month These an the best monthly payment lots now tobe had shoat the city and 11111 More future rise iItsoon be gone Talus In these lots than any you can get for homes I One Madison street Fountain Park coroerlotat GOO Last chance foir a corner lot In that addition at cuct a price Nice 9room N Etu house In tout blocks of postofOce bn easy pay ments at f4000 For Sale xroom cottage on fl E corner 7th and lIarrlson lot fi7ft 9 Inches by ICG feet stable rrvaats house on long easy payment See me Only 500 cash home In best res for details and get Idence part of north side Chance for colored people Have halt dozen houses for sale at prlcea 500 to 1000 on very easy pay mentaSmilleasb and afterwards by the month to get small Now Is the time country homes Can del niceJots from 5 acres up In very slrablo location near electric cars house 5 blocks from post 9room oIIlce north side sewer connected of cIty at IGOO of this ia best part month only 600 cash balance 35 Three houses on N B corner Oth rent at 33whichand Ohio streets 121i00 Sine Invest Y month Price pent street new 5- room No 1141 Clay Inside brick cottage water to be round nicest cottagesorOR GO cash balance rce1800jonI1 payments of 1 and I years Joining 1141 have li7 feet vacant will sell alone or with the =y- blch Ear terms r prick cottage I have at allforget thatDou t to loan onor moneyplentytimes fans mortgageI at sIx per cent In 1 1temiteli years tine property on sa business i Flrtcl streets nea- r8readwaylleet and ThirdWth Secood chance to be had In for tieAsk this line ol Ureitme n WMJANESA ROOM B 1ARTUILDINGhrt-u Pi7 ReA T- ll io RUDY PAXTON CO INSURANCEPHONE 30 J 1 iiJ1i 1 Furnish Baby And we will take pleasure In shoeing them in the very latest amt comfortable styles We have made our Infant and childrens line very strong this season and we ore showing many novelties in childs footgear that are snappy atilt new Have you seen our little orthop edie foot form lass Have oa seen the little ankle strap infants pUmp lu patent leather and flat hat baud tan 1 nave you called at our store to take the advantages of a city store Bring the habits down and let us fit them scientifically If theyre RocKs theyre right If theyre right theyre Rocks r321 BROADWAY PADUCAHKY I PhonesOld 1486a New 586 I SHAKING UP mciivin uv ATTOHXKY COlt IICTT IXSIDK an Vehicle Collide nt Fourth Strrrt- Atvlrle Collide at Fourth Street and Ilroiiilvvuy Col James Weille sportsman and automobile enthusiast atruck a Pal flier Transfer company cab at Kourtl street and Broadway Sunday mornln at 9 oclock Tho accident attracts a great crowd but little serious dam age was done Col Wellle got Into a Jam of cars and did not see tho cab untill he WitS within a few feet ot It The tiny r did not see Col Wellle the aUer claims The lamps on the automat bile were broken and a hole Isroclsct In the tank of the machine The back was shaker up but no damage doni It other than a scratching Attorney Hal S Corbett was nslde the cab en route to the depot and was badly shaken up but escaped with nothing more serious that fright A I Good Eater When Qustavus of Sweden was be sieging Prague a boor of oxtraordl nary aspect gained admittance to bll tent and offered by way of nmusln hU majesty to devour a large hogln1 his presence Old General Konlgs monk who was In attendance at one suggested that the man with the Oar guutunu appetite should be burned BI a witch whereupon the boor who e feelings were hurt by this observation exclaimed If your majesty will but make that oM gentleman tako off hi sword and spurs I will eat him before I begin the pig This was accom puttied by such a Uldw xpansluu of the Jaws and mouth tiiui the genera though he had given his propfs on many a field turned pale and fie Incontinently to hU tent ru handle Everything has two handlcstbe one soft and manageable the other such at will not endure to be touched If then your brother do you an Injury do hot taken by the hot hard handle by rep resenting to yourself all the aggravat lug circumstances of the tact but look rather on the soft side and extenuate jt as much as Is possible by consider lug the nearness of the relation and the llong friendship and familiarity be tween you obligations to klndnen which a single provocation ought not to dissolve And thus you will take the accident by Its manageable handle I Eplctetus The clan arlan Crown The Hungarian crown the royal head dress worn at their uccexsloii by all tin Austrian emperors Is the Identical out made for Stephen and used by him pi the time of his coronation more than BOO years ago It la of pure gold and weighs nine marks and six ounces about fourteen pounds avoirdupois It Is adorned with S3 sapphires CO rubles 1 emerald and 338 pearls but no diamonds It being a notion of the royal Stephen that diamonds were unlucky Hound to Dlugre Hicks The Idea of his marrying Miss Hoxley Why hes A dyspeptic Wicks What has that to do wIth UT She has plenty of money and flicks 11at Just It Shell never agnyj 41th- jilt De tee rI EId1a t ttl v x 9 You The WOMENS SENSES They Are It se Sold I Acute Tha Those of SIrn Time nmn when his tooth was pulletl yelled hoarsely The next patient n woman bore the pahi of three extra tlous with silent fortitude Yes said the dentist women en durc the puns of tooth Bulling twite that race hat they deserve no pralsi on this account They feel the pain lOll Experiments have frequently been wade to test the acuteness of the masculine and femlnluo senses A series of experiments were made IIn Now York city antI they were Interest lag and coqvluslv- ellwt tasty witH triedl Time male subjects could detect hi water thr presence of the sixtieth part of a grain of gull The women couldnt dlstlu gulch the gall In a smaller quantity than the twentieth of a grain The mens taste wan three times keener than the womenX Next smell The men smelled the pretence or the hundredth part of at grain of prussic acid The women were unconscious of the acid till ta quantity five times greater was set before them In smell time men were flye times the womens superiors Men heard in1 watch ticking at a die titmice of ten yards women could only hear It at a distance of two yards The males again you she were fie times tho letter It was the same thing with sight and with touch Time men saw five times letter They felt five times more keenly and delicately Those experiments explnln In a way the apparent anomaly of womans wondrous fortitude to pain Womans seuiics being less acute also Is less at fected by pain than man Exchange or THE OYSTERryx- It RasEaten by Illparlon Man Tho rand uf Yean ABO It was Dean Swift who remarked that hit was a bold man that tint ate an oyster but neither Dean Swift nor utiy other lover of good eating hat cell able to timid records of any time how ever ancient when oysters were not eaten while there Is amply proof that thousands of years ago riparian man riot only consumed these bivalves but was very tend of them Thus the kjoekkenmocddlnscr or kitchen ret uoo along time Scandinavian coasts exhibits huge hills of oyster shells from which prehistoric men ate this succu lent mollusk at thclrfeasts In tbe days of Thor and Odin There Is of course an Interesting tradition which relates how In those prehistoric days n man clad In the skins of wild beasts ran barefooted along the shore of the sea Suddenly bu caught his foot In an oys ter shell which as It Instantly closed upon hint caused him so much palu that he seized a stone to dislodge the strange too that clung to him so tena loudly After accomplishing his pur pose ho raised his hand moist with the juice of the oyster to his lips with re Cults that were so pleasing to his palate that he promptly proceeded to eat the entire bivalve Thus It Is said did man first discover the gustatory del- I tcontained within an oyster shell The Stomach Ache For genuine stomach ache that IIs pain In the truo stomach you must blame the digestion If the puln often occurs one may be sure that a serious state of chronic Indigestion obtains Then of course It Is very necessary to take advice directed to that ono case But for a solitary attack there IsI noth ing better than getting rid of the stain ach contents They cannot possibly do JWOd and may greatly upset the Slli yin Warm salt and water IIs a simple lomcstifi emetic When there mice ncld slugs nod burning hi time throat a tcaipoonful of bicarbonate uf sodium In taken In divided doses may be tented s K r v IIRefrigerators Water Coolers- PricesI Right PEERLESS ICELAND FREEZERS Guaranteed t obit the qpckes and best freezer mami factnred We have them in tell nixs 7 the well makes of Co r and Ghana is now in open stock You will the you pur t t chase or not You will also find the fully as as the I iIt new stock e iiI Oil Art Here youll find lull in full Wool Brussels and Velvet Brus sell Our prices arc and we court your and our Porchand Goods OUR SPRING snow OF CHINAWARE irEmbracing known Hnviland Limoges Pavarian German Austrian complete patterns enjoy seeing display whether prices attractive itselfiCarpets Maitings Linoleums Cloth Squares Druggeis assortment Halfwool Ingrain Ingrain Tapcury Carpets gurantced inspection comparison See Lawn Newstyles I Our knowlege regarding the quality of Furniture we sell absolute and will 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