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The Paducah evening sun: n. Thursday, November 1, 1906.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. n m t Pabn b tflntn3 iuLd hif t VOL XVIII1NO 3541 PADUCAH KY THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 11906100ENTSPER WEEK SOCIETY WEDDING EVENT OF SEASON k Miss Rubio Corbctt anti Mr C W Thompson United Solemnized In FirstjCforlstlnn Church 111 Presence ofFathloiuiblc yIAudIkn MOST IMIllKSSIVK CEREMONY A wedding notable as a sodal event end binullful In Its wlemnifn tlon was Unit of Miss Ruble Corbvtt and Mr Charles William Thompson r last ovculng at tho First Christian church A largo and fashionable nu dlcnco witnessed tho event and added totbo brillaacyof the scene Tile church was most effectively decorated A curtain of smilax over whIte formed tho background for the bridal party and the clmncol was banked with palms and form Tho choir rail was Intertwined with 1 nmllax and palms and ferns wcro gracefully arranged Tbo bridal processional down tho central alskr wds ds fololwsr till Charles Acotl and 11rrArthurY Martin Miss Paulino Piircell of Lox IngUm Dr Charles Ilghtfoot and Mr Richard Rudy Miss Joanctto Campbell Mr Nolan VanCulln and Mr Douglas Naihi Miss Mary Bollo LoutstIKIoko Ji1 and Mr Wallace Well 3118 s EUwbcth Slnnott Dr J Q Taylor Llttlo Mime Hannah CorI i bett end lucle Ovcrby preceded Mrs Henry Rudy tho matron of honor who was followed by MIw Faith- S Linistaff tho maid of honor The effect at the chancel was very proUy with tho raatroiTnTid maids Inside tho railed altar and the mod grouted below it Tile brldo entered with her brother Mr Jacob Corbctt of Wick dire and was met at tho chancel by the groom and his best man Mr Horaco W Shlnn Rev W E Cave D D7 pronounced the ceremony rtfry Impressively Mr Owen Tuley was at the orgnrt rendering Lohengrin theMendelsohnl 4 4atonal A musical program was played throughout tho ceremony Tho brldo looked c K cUlly beau tiful In an exquisite princess gown of whlto mcssallnu atin encrusted with pompadour lace She wore tho bridal volt caught with llllles of tho valley and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and lllllos of tho val Icy The maid of honor wore a most ar tittle creation of white Imported chit fon bordered with American beauty q roses on the skirt the waist being also a churmlog effect In tho SOHO de sign The matron of honor a bride of last spring wore her handsome wed 11 ding dress of whttcrsaUn and point lace 1 Tho bridesmaids wore very lovely- in white crepe do chine embroidered In pink rose buds They carried I pink chrysanthemums and wore nn aigrette of pink ostrich tips in their j hair The flower girls wore pretty lln gorse frocks Wer lllnlellk slips They carried baskets of roses aDdII t S shattered tho rote loaves before the t brideA reception from 930 to 12 oclock at the home of Mr and Mrs Hal S Corbetton North Eighth street lollyf lowed tbo church ceremony The houee was an attractive bower of green and white with nrlUtle Vcnd InKs of the wedding color pink Southern smllax was gracefully festooned on the walls about tho r9chandeliers and Intermingled with J twined thowhite crysanthcmumst stairway roiling whllo many candelas bra with Pink shaded candles gave a pretty effectt In the reception hall aid parIor Mr and Mrs Corbett and the bridal part retched nnd wero cut j slated by Mrs Rebecca H Corbett Mr and Mrs Jacob Corbott of Wick llffe Irond Mrs TC Lath Mr and DICe Armour Gardner Mrs Emily I Marshall of Missoula Mist Anna Marshall of Mlssoulu Mrs Arthur Crary Chicago Mrs WWRIcbmond I of Clinton Miss Hallo Richmond of Clinton Miss Virginia IKluney of Now York Miss Frances Wallace The punch bow attractively arrung od in the tall alcove was presided at by Mrs Victor Voris who was no ttlceably handsome In an Empire gown i of white duchess satin flowered In American beauty roses Sad trimmed in lace and twotoned velvet IfThe brides table lu the dining j Continued on Page Two oJ MRS EDDY Convciises With ReiMrtcr and StemI In Good Tenpin Concord N H Nov lrA repro sentative of tho press who Intorvlow cd Mrs Mary Baker Q EJdy bead of the Christian Science church tonI years ago wont to Pleasant Vlow Mrs Eddys home today and wasI granted another Interview Although Mrs Eddy shows Tier advanced ago In somo respects her voice today was clear and strong ana siio gave no evidence of decrepitude or of an weakness not to bo expected of aI woman In her eightysixth year FIRST CONVICTION FOR ILLEGALLY SHOOTING Gun THIS PALL Game Warden T J loom Attest- iloy With Dead Rabbit and Boy Confesses IHenry Rottgering youngest son of H W HoUge ring the retired dairyman of Rowlondtown confessed to violating the genie law and was fined C and costs by Magistrate Charles W Emmery yesterday afternoon Charles Ikirber was Rottgerings companion and a warrant has been lIssued against him lie lives In lily nois Because of many birds particularly young quail being shot out of season sportsmen prevailed upon County Judgo R T Lightfoot to ap point a game warden Detective T J Moore was appointed and last Sunday found Rottgering and Barber with gun nnd dog and a dead rabbit U is the first conviction since the warden began his work DEMAND REFUSED UP TO LOCOMOTIVE ENGINK12US IX PANAMA Switchmen Will Arbitrate on Basis of Tenilloiir Day1111 Iks No Strike Panama Nov 1Tho locomotive engineers demand for an increase of 15 a month making their Pay256- a month has been refused It Is said tho engineers committee was Informally offered 20J a month provided tho agreement was made fpr a year This was refused ThereI has been talk of a strike and tho government has kept In its employ a reserve of native and Jamaican en pincers who receive 4B a month No Strike of Switchmen St Paul Nov lTrWord was re ceived today by the switchmens committee at a meeting hero from the Grand Lodge of Switchmen In scs1 Mon in Chicago to abandon the do mand for nn eighthour day In tho negotiations pending with tho railroads centering In St Paul and to reopo a now conference on tho basis of 10 hours a day with a maximum of twelve hours Tho committee says thorn will be no strike and an amlc ablo agreement will be reached i r- IIINJURED RY CATFISH An Aged Fulton County Man Dies of Blood Poisoning Hlckman Ky Nov 1Mr Hal S Henderson died this morning afCcr a long Illness of blood poison Over four years ago he was injured by a catfish and blood poison then set In lie has had many hard spells since that time but line been considered very well for the past year until a few weeks ago and has been o resident of this Immediate vicinity for fifty years Ho was known nil over the county RRSlandunl Loses OH Jersey City Nov 1Two warehouses of tho Standard 011 company wero destroyed by lire today They were filled with barreled oil ready for shipment to foreign countries The loss Is estimated at 100000 It Is the dully average circus lation of n newspaper that the shrewd advertiser Investigates High Water days dont count Tho Suns dally average lastff month was 3030 or FIRST GRIDIRON BATTLE J01JORROW i High School and R L Cs Meet For Championship It Is Expected That Wallace lark Grand Stand Will Ho Full to yVituess the Struggle LINKUPS OP OPPOSING ELEVENS Tomorrow the first battle on the gridiron between local teams will tako place and a great deal of Inter ost Is taken In the result The op posing teams aro tho High school Felix St John captain and the R captaineThtfgamo wIn boplayed at Wal+ lace path grounds In tho afternoon Members of the teams have been soiling tickets and tho attendance will doubtless bo large The boSt football playuri In the city arc match ed against each other but the latter team jirobably outweighs the High schobfboyg Tho fineup for the High school team wilt be Bagby Luftonbcrger Scott Burton Cave Elliott Cheek Holey St John Jones Fisher Hart and llnnillc For the R IICs the lineup will bo Hayes Wlcklltfe Coburn Katter John Owen Stanley Hughe Beyer Martin Cope Hcnncborger Monte Lack Singleton tI1I RESIDENTS BUSY i f ito IfCLEANING UlAFTKR ILL EKN P1UNKS OF BOYS- Oasts and Ever Movable Article Found on 1rcnilscs Clinugo Places E 4- tt HallotfOfln has passed leaving be hind ItC the characteristic evidence of Its aiming The smallI boys tore for a joko has been satisfied to tho regret of many citizens qnd taxpayers and evidence of their operations last night could bp seen In every portion of tthe city Great piles of ashes In wmo por tions of tho city mart tho place where gates were burned Residents were out bright and early today look Ing for lost property generally gates Somo found them Imnglnc 20 feet up on telegraph poles Jolliers found theirs In neighbors yards In gutters und some were unable to locate their property Tho steps of tho Lee school house on Fourth and Ohio streets wero re moved to tho middle of the yardand great stones nl Fourth and Ohio streets weighing 200 pounds cachi were piled In the street They wore taken from a vacant lot Door bells were rung and broken bricks hung on v doors and many kept awake until early morning by tho crowds of boys flaying their an nual Hnllowoon JoVc Texas Bride Commits Suicide Houston Tex Nov 1 Mrs James Chestnut recently married shot and killed herself at her borne In Houston Heights early today She was 29 years of age NO cause Is known for tho suicide HALLOWEEN PRANKS RESULT IN SHOOTING AND BIG FIRE Academy and Public School Burned nt Alderson W I1Loss Will Bo 70000 Woostur OqNoy1George Harvey angered Y boys destroying his property while Hallowoenlng last night fired two shots from a revolver into tho crowd RIley Man wounded gus 14 years old was seriously nUUIIurIiCIlI Alderson W Vn Nov lAldeason Academy and a public school building were destroyed by fire last night supposed to be caused by Halloween marauders The loss Iis estimated at HOOOOIR THROUGH GLASS Her Head Was Thrust lint She Es caped Serious Injury iMIss Anna Hill of Fourth and Clay streets narrowly escaped being Seth ously injured last evening while attending a danco given by Miss Ger trude Fisher of Sixth and Adams streets Miss Hill was seated In a chair and accidentally tipped back ward She was unable to gain hoc equilibrium and truck her head against the glass front of a bookcase Her head went through the glass but she miraculously escaped being cut although she suffered a shock from the tall ELECTION ISSUES WILL BE ARGUED Eloquent Speakers At file City Hail Ioniglih Water Works Contrui4 and 1nrk Bond Issue Will lie Fully Ex plained By Them FULL DISCUSSION IS INVITED J I Two Democrats and two Republi tang will speak tonight at tho city hallon1 the bond Issue for parks the cltr water contract and all the Issues I of the present municipal campaign Tho speakers are Hon Hal S CorII belt Dr D O Murrel president of tho board of park commissioners and Aldermen W T Miller and Earl Palmer Theio gentlemen all in favor of the protects will be ready to share their time with anyone who wishes to present opposing views and are prepared to answer all questions and objections offered by their auditors The speakers will meet tho quos dons fairly and squarely These are J issues in which the citizens are Interested and on which they must voto thtsTfatl oils rSfeeHnff affords an opportunity for alt who deslro to do so to got firsthand information t9j the subjects The speaking takes place at 8II oclock tonight at tbo city ball Tomorrow nIght at the same bourtt tho same speakers win address the citizens at the court house on the same subjects and tho name invita Lion for discussion or questioning is 1 I extendedAt market house Saturday night under itho auspices of the boardJJ of park commissioners there will be a largo number of spoakorato discus tbo Issues Including lion Hal SII CorbettII I TURKEYS tt ti i PRICK THREE CENTS LOWER I THAN THIS TIME LIST YEAR Birds Are Plenty anti Many Will Eat Them Who Have Been t Contented With Less rThanksgiving dinner this year wttll have turkey on tne menu ilfor many moro families than last carC At Present turkeys soil for from two to three cents cheaper than IndicaI lower all through tho season More turkeys were raised this year than last and lu the entire fowl market too tendency U toward ajower tango of prices LIFE CUT SHOUT AT 100 YEARS I Man Who Never Had Been Ill Killed by Being Kicked by Horse S Newark OrNov 1diehael Burke who never In tljp IOC years of his life had been Illdied today us the result of being kicked bahorse Burke was vigorous and had none of the infirmities of old age Heal lsetateTflrstCo Philadelphia Nov 1 = The doors of the Real Estate Trust company theIinatltutlonl I 28 resumed Its placo among tho big banks of the city- Slurplq t I Ji PesslnUsTlci Now York Nov i1New York City for Hearst by front 80000 to 100000 is the prediction f Charles i F Murphy leader ot Tammany Hall I today ftd REMOVE STOMACH OF MRS BUD BLRO Physicians Will Analyze Its Contents This Week Her Clilldren Have lien Body Ex burned and Demand an Inquest Into Her Death I WILL LEARN IN A FEW DAYSI Tho body of Mrs 0 W Dud Elrod yesterday afternoon was os burned at tho family burial grouna near Massac and tho stomach removed from tbo body for analysis The result Is not yet known but will1 bo reported to tho coroner when the analysis Is complete He will then hold an Inquest c The body was exhumed In tho presence of Coronet Frank Eaker ItI was done at the request of the chll dren of tho deccused who desired ta Icarn dennltely what caused he death Mrs ElrM expired suddenly resisting tho efforts on the part ot Dr 0 A Hamlet to revive her Coroner Eakor stated that the stomach was removed by Drs L Ed win Young county pnyslclan O L AHaIs analyzing tho corn nta and vwlll finish this week je dunks Tho bo1WIlS batted again after tho physicians secsrell too stomach TWO SYNODS MEETING AT SAME TIME IN HOP KINSVILLE Both Claim to lie Authentic Bodies of Cumberland lresbytcjlnu Church- Ifopkinsr111e u Ky Novi tWlthnearly 300 delegates present from every point rof the state the two Ken tucky Presbyterian synods each claiming tobethe authentic succes sor of the Cumberland Presbyterian synod which mot last year at Green yille Ky settled down to business today Kentucky synod A elected Rev W P Thurston of Owonsboro moderator and T C Williams of Louisville stated clerk Tho Cum berland Presbyterian synod elected tho Rev J T Barber of Owensboro moderator and E B Ewen of Sacra mento stated clerk An Interesting ceremony connect ed with loyalist meeting was tho unveiling of a miniature representa ion of the cabin In which the Cum berland Presbyterian church was or ganlzed In 1810 In Dixon county Tennessee while tho congregation sang Tho Old Lug Cabin laI Good Enough for Me to the tuno of The delegatesarotloo i 41 Bishop Gallomiy mI J I r Nashville Tcnn Nov 1Prlvato advices from Jackson Miss stated yesterday that Bishop C D Galloway of tho M B church South was stricken with congestion of tho brain at his home there and that his con dition Is precarious Later reports aro that he is bettor TWO POETS OF TilE PEOPLE WILL BE SUBJECT AT ALUMNI A Fowler win Muko Address on RileY and Fields Tomorrow Afternoon J A literary program with Eugene FI61dsl and Janice Whitcomb Rlloy as tho subjects hoe been arranged for the meeting of the Alumni association I Friday afternoon at 41 oclock I In tho High school auditorium Mr- S A Fowler will lecture on the biographies and styles of tire two wri tars and u most Instructive discourses anticipated Every High school graduate may bring ono visitor I Of course a woman cant give her correct age when It is Impossible for her to remember the day she was born I PRESIDENT WILL GO TO FARM Leaves Washington Today for S- hoDBest I In Virginia Washington Nov 1Presidenl- oosevelt having completed the preparation of his annual message to congress so far as Its general features are concerned has decided to slip away from Washington for a few days test and recreation upon the small farm that Mrs Roosevelt purchased In Virginia and which Is known as PIne Knot He wilt ror turn to Washington in time to deg ivllfcarti f MAYOR LANG SAVS PADUCAH NEEDS PARKS AND IS FOR THEM lIe Tried to Establish a Park System During Ills Incumbency ns ti lfnyor You can say I am for the parks pocketbookrsaid former Mayor Lang today Paducah needs parks and I am nn original park man When I was mayor I tried to get parks for the city but If von remember wo did nolI have any money for that purpose in those days so we could not have thorn Now that we can get them by the bond issue wo should N have themIPaducahs only park Is named for the former mayor Lang park on Fountain avenue and tho park commissioners have just adopted plans for the expenditure of about J 2000 to Improve it SEWERS COST PROBABLV wu IIim DISTKIHUT ED THROUGHOUT DISTRICT Generali Council Meets in Joint See lIon to Secjdofoii Bnslsfor- Assesamcht Whether the cost of the sewer In the newtllstrlcts will be assessed on abutting property owners by tho front foot or be distributed pro rata throughdut tho district superficial area plan will be decided atamcetI lag of tho Joint boards of the general council tonight Mayor Yelser called the mooting for the purpose of hear ing tho city engineers report of the estlmted cost per superficial foot To old plan was to assess according to tho front foot but tho new law it Is believed haschahgcd this Tile cost by superficial area will be eo dlsI tributed as to be but a slight burden on property owners 11 KARL iOltTOXI Becomes Local Agent for Southern Repress Mr H Earl Norton is today agent for tho Southern Express company here succeeding Q H Efingor who line peep cRPreas runner between Hlckman and Nashville on the main Ho of the Illinois Central Mr Norton worked In the office several years but several months ago resigned and went with the N C St L In the superintendents office He was of fered the agency ot the company and accepted Mr Eflngcr will resume his run between Hlckman and Nashville Engine Men Killed Argenta Ark Nov tAn IronII Mountain passenger train crashed 1 Into a switch hero Fireman Woodruff was pinioned under the engine and Instantly killed Engineer Green was fatally injured Tho passengers were unhurtaliil i Thirty More Register Yesterday closed the registrations and the total number of voters who took oath that they were 111 or ab sent front the city from some lesltl mato cause was 30 WEATHER Fair tonight and Friday slowly rising ton JIlTBtureTho highest temper ature reached jesterdny wal G3 and the lowest today Ww S3 I t vy jyW 7 OCTOBER REPORTS DEPARTMENTSt Show What Has Been Done During Month Just Ended All City and County Officers And In- htltutioiis Arc flu Good CPU dltlanra POLICE AND FIRE ItECOIWShh Tho financial condition of the city for this time of tho year according 4 to tho report of City Treasurer Do rian for the month of October Is ex cell at The report followsnCash Oct 16246849Colle- ctions I 823167 Total debit 16070016 Disbursements 2103458 c Balance Oct 31 f 3966553 Police Report Tho police report for November shows comparatively few arrests ri made tho itotal being 119 The list follows Trespass 1 1Jr chofpeace 14 house breaking 2 disorderly conduct and drunk and die a tielarcenyconcealed weapons 1 suspect 1 robbery lsiahd larceny 2 con coaling stolon property 1 furnish- Ing liquor to minors 11 obtaining property by falso pretenses malicious cutting and malicious shooting 1 4 each malicious assault 3 Immorall ity 2 obtaining money by false pro tenses 4 suffering minors to play billiards and pool 2 Many Fires Reported October was month of fires a to tal of 22 runs being made by the de partment The biggest conflagratloasff were at the plant of the Paducau Veneer and Lumber company 1111010 chaulcsburg Tho damago in each of the two fires at the plant IB estimated at 13000 and thd total loss tn all fires for the month 17000 Railroads Have Gccd Business Tho railroad report a good busi ness In October Tho coal move ment has beet especially rushing and the company hat been unable to handle all the coal put out by the mines The ticket baggage and general freight business Is reportedi excellent Riverside Patients October 1 t7 City pa dents received 14 private 27 City patients treated 21 prlrat 37 City patients discharged 17 Ph atc GtBirths 3 deaths iI Stamp Deputy Report tL L Bcbput stamp deputy reports the biggest stamp Issue of the year lie collected in October 93586 an Increase over last month and Is sued stamps for 1435 barrels ofrwhisky Schools Flourishing The school month will not endun til Monday but for the calendar month the attendance shows up excellently The enrollment has been Increased Building Permit City Engineer U A Washington Issued a total of 17 building permits 4from4 Cow Police Report Lycurgus RIce city cow police man reports a total of 20 arrests for October 16 cows and 9 horses Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses wore issued to 133 white and 12 colored couples dur- Ing Y the month of October Burial Permits 1 City Clerk Henry Bailey issued during October 42 burlql permits 31 wblte and 11 colored Coroner Eukcrs Report Coroner Frank Eaker had but seven inquests last month a very quiet month Railroad 1I0llplta- lIlltleaisCtQbcr 1 43 Admitted 88 discharged 66 remaining 22 Tbo boaconstrictor Buckland the j naturalist declares tastes like veal only finer andtiweter l r r uirT 4tT- v 1U r rtc TWO THIS PADUCAED EVENING sUNTHLJtSl4tY xoviamuri 1 fiJ e CbeKenlucky BOTH PHONES 848 FRIDAY NIGHT NNoVY 2 Jules Murry Presents 1 5il SYLVIA LYNDEN Tn Clyde Fitchs Greatest IlarIHER OWN WAY The Play That Made Maxine Elliott famous F PhillipsBirthday Party The Greatest Childrens Scene Ever Presented Upon a Stage Prim 23 xi noi 7Ii siialltI1 iro Scats on sAfcs ThuiWldy 0 h in LEE LINE STEAMER 1 Steamer Georgia Lee Leaves Cihciimnti Octo ber 24 for Louisville Evaus ville Padncah Mcfaphis Iuiul all way points Through rate to Helena Vicksburg antI Pirie Bluff Ark arriving Paducah Sat urday October 27th GF PfllLLlPS Agent Both Phones 1I5VA STUDENTS mOT Seriously Wound 1ullcr Olllctr and Oct in Workhouse Lexington Ky Nov 1Slx stu dents of tho State college who ns saulted and injured police officers o- ntie college campus last night are now jn the workhouse Judge Riley con tinued the charges of confederating disorderly conduct afid carrying con cealed weapons against thorn and Ordered them to tho workhouse until Tomorrow Captain Ford wiio was struck by stones during the melee is unable to Jeave his bed today and is In a serious condition c SVXD IX WELL Cuts Oft Supply of Water for New County Poor IIousc The wen at the now county poor houso Is put out ot commission by 75 feet of sand Tho well Js 301 feet deep and sx Inches In diameter At tho bottom thcro is a deposit of sand and this has been surked up into tho tube To get It out will re quire much trouble and the use of a special pump Tho trouble In tho well Is delaying tho other work around the building Luther League in Convention Canton 0 Xov 1Tho seventh biennial convention of tho Luther League of America opened n three days session here today with an at tendance of GOO delegates from all sections of the United States The first session of tho convention was de voted largelyI to reports The motto pf the convention 1Is Knowledge Fact WisdomFact Understanding Act MtficIns9f you havent anything olso tto do suppose you walk over to the Jail with m- eDlCldnsWhat are you going there for CMifkinaThures a man there I want to se- oDlfklnsI1uh I could name a dozen men Id llko to see there Standard for a Good Deal What my friends vplcanlcally demanded Thomas Rott does tho old party stand fur Well you for one thing replied a pesilmlstlc voice from the back of the hall 1uheiI lt uuu ILLINOIS CKXTIIAL R R EXCUR SION BULLETINI f New Orleuiw La I3Inulal meet- IngI Supremo Lodge IK of P Dates it oft sale October 12th to 16th 1tOC e Inclusive limit October 30th HlO- GIlly depositing ticket and paying fee of 50 cents flu extension can bo had f to November 30th 1900 Hound I5 trip rate 12tf04 I Nafmvllle Tcnn Southern Con el ferenco of Immigration and Quaran lino Dates ofr sale November 10 11 find train Nof 1041 of tfio ID 1900 I RturnllmltNovombor 18 1906 t Rount trip rate M75 yr further particulars apply a- J T DONOVAN Agent Paducah Ky- BUM PRATJHER T Aj Union DC L I 9 WHY Dl MURRELL FAVORS PARK PLAN Straightforward Statement Of The Board President 1 Will Increase Value ot IropiTty am Give Poor IVojdo it Itrcnihlng rince v j IIICII HAVi THKIIt OAHIUAOi f It Is sure to carry said D- MurClI today to a Sun rolicrterh- uim r asked what ho thought rc ttfle prospects of tho park bond prop sitlonTnj more I sound the liCoplt the mcjlI bellevo this The ociy objec tiers I find to tho prdp ltton art from people who do not understand It and when It Is explained to them they usually say they are for ItIt You BOO some of tho people think Qr did think that It would increase their taxes but when they know it will not Increase their taxes one cent more than they will payaty way they see It In u different light and nine time out of ten say they will vote for the bonds Under the law the city must levy lIve cents on the 100 for park purposes which noxt year with Paducah will amount to about 5000 This amount will Increase lIch year as the city grows Voto for the Bonds and In this way we shall have enough money tc glvo Paducah a good park system now and not have to wait for fifteen 01 twenty years as would be the case If we bad no other mone than what the law allows each year In this way wo get soon an elaborate system of parks without them costing the present population ono penny more lu taxes than we havo to pay anyway Tho park commissioners therefore ask tho people for permission to Issue 100OO of bonds to buy parks with now which is a very easy proposition as It can be borrowed at three per cent and the annual levy deposited in a sinking fund each year will be sufficient to pay oft the bonds lit maturity say at the end of forty years as is being done by other cit- Ies If not paid in full at the time nerntlonlthenI tldI will have Increased in value arid they will be enjoying what we at least helped pay for we only enjoying our part while we live If we wait to accumulate the money the present taxpayer will be under the daisies end get no benefit for what ho pays only building for those who como at tar that paid nothing for the benefit which is not equitable or right Tho thing is so simple a buslncess prop osition often before worked out that any ono can understand It and it is hard to conceive why any one Interested In upbuilding Paducah should oppose It As a Physician As a physician aside irom my opinion as a private citizen and tax payer oh the value of parks to a city I do not think we could spend money In any way that would do as much good as this system of small parks say one In every ward thus making IiiplagrOund for the children who otherwise have none Nothing Is more beneficial than pure air and sun ihlno and with our parks the child that is cooped up In a small house with no yard or tho modern fiat of which we kayo a great many now will thus have a place to play and romp The mother is seeing this side of the question and every day I have a great ninny of them tell mo they arc for tho Parks and will see that their husbands vote for them I find somo of my municipal own orshlp friends objecting to the bond Issue on account of the probabilities of It preventing a sufficient Issue of bonds to erect a light plant or buy tho water worls It will not in any degree effect either Issue Oho us a good system of narks and they will Increase the citys credit instead o- rbelngllcharceI bellevo tho parks at the lowest estimate would la crease the vnluo or property In the city 3 per cent which would mean 300000 and tho taxes tho city would derfvo from Increase would amount to 4950 sufficient at that rate practically to pay OOO7tbo amount given the parks So you tee they will actually pay for themselves by Increasing values It is easily seen why the parks will assist Instead of injuring municipal ownership propositions Parks are no longer a luxury they are a necessity and are a good Investment- A Loulsvlllo report on Its parks stated only tho other day that tho parks of Louisville had iIncreased the valuel of property no much that the revenue derrved from tho additional taxes In ten years was 100J000 Palo Dellcajo Woman and Girls The Old Standard OraTe Taste JUsg Chill Tonlo drives out malaria and build up the system Sold by al- Id1Jtor VI years Prio 60 ceU LI4 7 more than the parks cost originally and tho parks were worth probably three times what the city paid for them first cost nnd Improvements put on them Tho same thing would bo true proportionately hero Xow Is life Time III can remember when tho block of ground whore Temple Israel stands was offered to the clt free- ri a tpark sUe If It would be liameV for the donor and tho city declined the gift Think what that proportj would be worth now to Paducah ai an astot If this bond Issue Is sanctioned by the people locations will be prtf cured now that could not bo bought jitter the time elapses necessary to accumulate this fund at 5000 per year for tho values Incroaso with the years so we can never have them un 1 less bought now by issuing bonds fpi the purpose Realizing this and that the city must have parks we- 6houldget them as soon as possible whllo we live to onjoy them Tin way to get then Is by this bond Is sue I believe ever thinking man Is agreed that now 4s tho accepted time and the Issue will carry by a bg ma jority i Who Will llinellt Tho reporter suggested Some pee pie object because you have not got tn options on property and announc edi where the parks will be so they would know where tho money is go lug To this ho replied Thero will be- n park in every ward If the peoilc want them there WO Intend to take them into our confidence when tile occasion arises as wo intend to give theta what they want We are study lag the park system of every city we know that has good ones and we shall proceed In a manner Just as we wduld If wo were doing business for ourselves I think however the per sonnel of my associates give an as surance of this oven If wo were not under heavy bond for tho faith V perforniance of tile duty entrusted W us Personally I havo a homo with a large yard filled with trees and a conveyance to tako me to tho con i try If I wish to get In the woods so I do not especially need tho parks Still as a citizen I am for them Xwly everything I possess la in Pa- ducah real estate which will bear Its proportion of taxes I want them now while I live whllo tho people I know liveand while I honestly bellevo tho park will not cost as much as they will return to the tax payers I say If they did I would still be for tile parks for their beau J tlfylngof the city for the good they Would do for tho comfort they would bring to those who need them It Is with tho people I will do my part for tho hark- sSOCIETY WEDDING EVENT OF SEASON Oautinucd From Pago One room was a ayxupnony In pink white and green The tablo cover was of Mexican drawn work over green and was bordered with ferns A basket of whltq nat pink roses was the enter pleco and from the chandelier depended bows of pink tulle with pink ribbons extending to each corner of the table Sliver cadlestlcks with pink shaded candles were at the four corners The brides cake was elab orately Iced In pink and white chrysanthemums and the ices wore pink and white Mrs John W Scott Mrs Vernon Ulythe and Miss Ilotta Hat field received the guests In the din ing room The brides bouquet was caught by Miss Faith Laugstaff In tho nut ting of the cake Miss Elizabeth SIn nott secured the ring Miss Iurcill tho button for tho girls and Mr Louis Bloke for the men Dr Light foot and Mr Douglas Nash the moue Tliff brldos gifts to her maids were gold cuff pins lId to the niald of honor a fourleaf pin sot with pearl The sfoonv gave his attendants gold monogram scarf puts Mr nod Mrs Thompson received numerous handsome and appropriate gifts testifying to the cordial gaudl wishes of ninny personal and family friends They will leave this evening for Chicago nUll other northwestern points and 10n their return will bbat hdfne at 02 i North Sixth sheet MrA Thompsons going away gown ika stylish tailored suit of brown cloth wIth lint to match Full of Moaning Do Mutt4 I dont think I shall ever take partjin amateur theatricals again I always feel as though I wore making a fooll of myself Miss 1lItts Oh every bodyo hripws It would bo Impossible for you to db that Sill slrib for The film CHEYENM JOIN- REBELLIOUS UTES Troops Awaiting Reinforce 2 I lcnts Bckiao PIlccCtting i Citeycuulues Aru liravily Armed anil 1lowly tiKKliti1 J Under Able Clikftuuuc Ir Old INDIAN KUSHTKUS- f OUT Sheridan VyoVrov I Danger from the 700 orSOO Cheyenne Indiana joining thorcuegudo Uto band has become a Reality Sly companies left Sheridan and proceeded up Tongue river to Ashland to Join forI ea with the troops from Forth4C ogn Tho trpops from hero cannot Hope to make Ashland SO miles north before evening The military forcQ In command ot Col Augur oftho Twelfth Cavalry anJ will be guided by C C Kousculp better known as Jeeso James Rousctilp lie Is familiar with ibe IndIans and especially tho Chrycjjnes having campaigned with Oeii prooTc hero In ISOS He was also I luit battle of the Little Mudd In lacj and was present when Chief l4no Deer of ttho Cheyonncs attempted To shoot Gen Miles According to Iloustnlp tho Chey enncs are ready to fight at the drop of tho hat and tore tho beetarmed trlbo In the west Jle says the In diana have been buying modern guns and ammunition for tho past yoarand tho young bloods are nnx ious to follow In the footsteps of their old chieftains Llttlo Wolf lAme Deer and Standing Wolf rtousctilps statement explains the hurried change In the plans of the troops under Col Augur They ex pected to unload today at Arvada but Instead they were brought to Sheridan and the wagons sent ahead at one The soldiers vl proceed up Tongue river to iwalt reinforce ments of two companies from Fort McKenzIe Tho main band of Utes 1IS still In tho vicinity of Mooroheadbut several ztnall bands have been detached and tho troops now hover lag near arc unable to keep track of them The Indians aro sullen and seem not at all afraid of the soldiers The troops from Fort MeaJo under command of Col Rogers coming overland are expected to reinforce Ute troops now watching the Indians before morning but no attack Is planned until tho concentration of the entire forces now in tho Hold It is thought the plans ot Chief Scout Charles Long will be followed and an attempt mado to catch the In diana at night when all are together Irlvate ndvlccs received horo re port the killing of a sheep herder on Butte Creek nnd tho destruction of a band of sheep by a band of twenty Uto Indian ihtrio IXIH 0AT TUB KENTUCKY FritlnySylvia Linden In lice Own Way Saturday Matliicv and sight 1inr pair roufS- Vcomluqr Thoughts of tho Drnnm IssnJlIIthe secondary thought In the drama that gives Its chief charm To many this Is true In the case of Clydo pitchs play Her Own Way which will be fceeu at The Kentucky on ijifrlday night The side Issue which has dominated tho strong love feat uro of thd play has been caused by the Introduction pf a number Of chil dren who dominate tho entire first act Thoso who are not lovers of children had beat plan their evening to reach tho theater in time for tho second act for 4n tho first net II Philip1 birthday party Tho children ho has gathered around him aro perfect types of healthy youngsters all of whom make comments on the goodies spread before them of their host end hostess and ot their grown up friends with the sang frold of the little men and wonien of tho nursery No one Is free from tho penetrating eyes nnd caustic tones of Elaine Christopher anti Toots and neither can they excuso thplr grandmother Mrs Carloy for her makeup nor the Infatuation ofMolos the footman for the maid Lizzie In short they are natural nnd wuolaso ne children as loyal to their friends as they are ea ger to detect tho weakness of those who aro antagonistic to them The childrens truoU friend is their Awnt Gtorglnna the part played byMIss Sylvia Lynden Jules 1Iurry now start tlfllT iaJT lOur The management It the musical cocktail Plft Part Touf which will be tho attraction at Tho Ken tacky for Saturday matl = ce and night with an excellent cast Is particular Ily proud of Its chorus It Is pretty lively chipper nut full of ginger Tho little girls are dainty and pert tho largo ones are stately and stun ning tho men are tall good looking and lIne appearing nut best of all every one Is a singer All are trained to time minute and tho whole picture Is moro than unusually atmospheric and a delight Plft Part Pout Is declared to bo an uncommon treat I Street Cars to Worfens Addition 1n Sixty Days HOMES EASY TO GET ThreJ to eightroom houses In Wortons Addition ut from 100 to 81250 Less tlan cost of tho Improvements Cash or on terms to suit time purchaser I have not Increased tho prices on these properties over whit they were before time procurement oft the car line to this Addition but will do so as soon as the line Is put In operation which the company ad vises me will be before Christmas Now Is your chance You cant afford to miss It jJ M WORTENI fraternity Building A I WEDDING AND INVITATION STATIONERYIt with social customs Iis judged by a more exact lug standard of perfection than are the engraved forms off Wedding Invitations and announce ments Authoritative information as to correct usage and absolutely faultless workmanship give to I EngravI j approval Our wotk is absolutely the peer of any of the I famous house of the country white our prices are considerably lower Spend your money at home The Sun Both Phones 358 DYSPEPSIA CURE DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT TW 1100 ou eontilni IH ttmuthttrlahll wklek Mil ftt 19 ritfAIlO onT AT TMI LAMIIAToiv w O D WXTT COMPANY CHICAGO XXAi cU i n 1 JI p Seeing is Believing badiYou who have eczema skin diseases phnplost or even complexion you can see the cause of your trouble Any specialist can place n small pico of your skin under a powerful microscope and let yvit sec the cause of disease liny sandlike grains cf uric acid But llet us cxplaiti how skin diseases are caused i 1tJHOW URIC ACID CAUSES SKIN DISEASES Uric acM is a poisonous part of the body a waste matter Your blood nhvnyii cortnlii some uric acid hut when you eat too much yourbloodI ofItiny ses vnylimbIf only a few of1 lhee uric acid i grains lodge they simply make the skhi unhealthy and a tuuildy complexion pimples results If n large orI of them lodge eczema or tetter or other skin diseases arc the certain result LIFE 7URICHow can you poSsibly get uric ucid out of the iusMe of the skin by npjtly iIllIlnlyour complexion the uric acid genius ttiufit lie rfiifolvtd out through the t blood1 taken out through the same channels in which they Rot in LIFE PLANT dissolves out the uric add It Is a natural solvent for uric ncid and the Ktentust agency Ucsva to science for icrema skin diffuses aumil nil oihllentAcau ll l by uric uiclil f J LIFE PLANT is not a jwtcnt medi cine It is used by time specialists gre1tetfSYMPTOMS OF URIC ACID DISEASES 1 loot dlKcstlon constipation headache lackache deposits of utlcncidln urine when allowed to stand these show the beginning virlcncid llscnsw C Deposits in the skin with pimples eczema mid other skin troubles ore nly J i n few of the many resulting diseases If you have eczema you can be cured If you have pimple muddy complexion your complexion can be I cleared Remove the deposit of uric add Tnlte r LIFE PLANT Act ot once Dont wait for further d1eoflOjttLtk MEDICAA = fc GREEH writlnlffIon Good Health Write nt once now Your druggist sells LIFE PLANT J LIFE PLANT COMPANY Canton Ohio I H c The Kentucky Both Phones 548 SATURDAY NOV 3 Matinee and Night Night Prices Matinee 1Children1 Seats on SaleFriday 9 a m C 11 I Save OneHalf Your Wood IIffIOlt have n- WILSON WOOD HEATER your wood pile need be only half the size of your neighbors who uses the other kind The patent I makolitthe gases which ordinarily Arise from the fuel nnd ea cape unburned up the chimney in other heaters ore nil consumed in the Wilson These cases constitute one half the burnable part of the fuel The Wilson burns anything corn cobs shavings chips bark roots nnd fa cord wood 1 The Wilson IB airtiem BO readily r pondn to Ito dampers that an even temperature can be maintsincd throughout all the changes of our varied climate Remember every day that you uaa the Wilson you arc saving cnchalf your fuel bill HANK BROS Sole Agents 218 Broadway i n THURSDAY NOVEMBER J 1M PADUOAD mrnim LL AxlE THREE Ai i SOME SENATORS Tt TtWILL NOT RETURN f v i ttWshlnJdon Gossip Altntlt The j Upper House l 47hootOOOH In Now York to Repudiate 1 11f1JllfIltN Slatrniiiitij ClilM Ijilior Problem Ii1ILtUn1 iv THI COITBH TIIAIW 3 Washington Nov 1 As the re suit ot the elections next week ono third of the present membership oft lthosenate will bo effected Senators Jwho aro sura of being returned MO Messrs Mclaurln Fostor Nelson Frye flacon Cullum Halley Gamble iI f Ihlruhnln Crane Dolllvcr 1Elklns tlSimmons Warron AIloo and Dryden n There may be opposition to the two I 6 4laAt warmed otter their legislatures f have assembled Mr niockburn of Kehtueky will bo succeeded by Judge Pnynlorjfomor Coy Hob Taylor will succeed E W Carmnck of Ten nCssce and Mr Gcnrln ot Oregon will bo succeeded In turn by Mr 9 9Mulkey for the short term and Mr f Mourn for the remainder of tho va cash created by tho death of John Hlpplo Mitchell savVntiuii tb Study Clillil JnlH r I 1 Washinftoa Nov 1fly direction y 44ofptMldonllnOOloell Mrs J Etloh it fosterI has bMn detailed from tho department ofJustle to InvMtlgatc the I ooudlttan of womun nnd child workj ors throughput tlys country 1Aglaln- lion i on tub subject Is tsending before I Mrs Foster went to the rcongrof Philippines with tho Taft partynod r roprss ntod tho tT ltcd States government I at the International Rod Cross conference In St Petersburg 41L- i oy Root to IkiJlIlnl Hearstt Wathlnitoi Nov 1 In tho 1101 Sltloal speech which he will deliver I at Utlcn on Thursday night Ellhu Root secretary of state will repudi ate the attempt made by agents of of 4 WmIIt n aiLbahow thnt prl18l1 dent RoosovcJt nud Mr otjtef1 torthcom1rtjlt1iI i t hOllh lItant and It IIs likely ho will lea iilrrUUt o1hat stars beforeI I ho cojpudorltUt address sects t2OOnOOo tw the Canal Washington N Jv ITho Isth binlapcanal c fnimls lon dosltes All till L 44prolrrla ln of 2540C5873i to con I tlnue ItK work Ypn the Panama caaal durFnff+ lthe flic J year ending Juno go 1905TI11JiUmnIOS calling tor this amount oriiibhJ was made pub 116 todfiy by tlio commission The amount appropriated for the canal work for tho fiscal year which will end Juno 30 1907 was 2r45i 41508 W 1rniul In Ourfrc U Traced Washington Nov ll1terlilr- J f tJrlltCIL of coffto put In ships manly foots as peas nod bean shipped from this country to Porto Rico then re t shipped trout thereto other countries and In somo Instances back to the r 4Uattedl States naihlghtrode ilprto mean coffee linn lienn tSPtrnlflrcl ofyxn Invostlgntlon by the department of commerce and labor instructions have been given to the collector ot custom nt New York to sea to It that tho manifests of vessels clearing for Porto Rico bo examined with care to prpjvontthg fraud apprehend the per pfjrjrniforX Jnd profcuto them on charged oj perjury HEWSS OF KENTUCKY 1i Famine Fault of Bonds 1 1Cue Nov IThat the car famine confronting American ship pers Is due mostly to failure to use t cars on hand Is the conclusion drawn ll 1byC C McCord chairman of the Kentucky railroad commission ns thbf result of a communication ho has receivedI from the Kentucky Ship pers association Tito communication 1saysthat tho average working life or a car Is ono hour In every 34 anl that tho operating departments arc nt fault New Public HnlldliiRs Major Fred nrackett of tho BU pdrvlslng architects ofllco at Wash 4 ington left last night for Kentucky whore ho will make Inspections u- I various towns with choice of sitesI for Uio erection of public buildings as the object of his visit v To Marry fiporpo W Cable Lexington Ky Nov 1ln pri rate letters received by her friends hero today Miss Eva Stovpnson o 14thisell who la now In the east an npuncc her engagement and op stir J tD I M Olrls Prize fallerstein c At Home October the eighteenth on Thursday eve Wallerstein Bros prepared to receive Their host of friends at an opening grand With Bells and flowers and Paducah bent band sty The little bells called them from far and near To celebrate Wallersteins thirtyeighth year As dealers in high class merchandise Who have for their customers men that are wise For they know by experience of many a year li That in buying their goods they have nothing to fear The prices at Wallerstcins ever are right And for style and fit they are just out offsight From half past seven till ten were the hours And the lighthearted crowd amidst music and flowers Examined the elegant clothing display Expressly prepared for this great gala day This huge Clothing Palace was flbohVd with fI lightVAnd decked out superbly in both green and white There wasjio thing omitted that art could 40 supply s Or that genius could summon orrnohey could buys1w 9 The Aldermen grave were disturbed by they In018 W nji Waliersteins Bells in the hands of the boysit quelljj If REBECCA if SJ1IlTH Jl315 Worth jEourth St nldCt1h 7J+ II it rte t Ja1 honararI4Mlttlu lliiitiih for vriYfcijlii rOh hark to the bellsl tho b autitul j 1belle fi1 Ihow their inorryJInglo tells wonderful bargains to be land feach day i cornprotJs rder- A toro that Is Jinndsomb nnd upto rtalct PCIIot clerks you need never waltz So fory tiollto und courteous too Always doHghFed to show you throUGh A stock BO eomhlotcyIneveryt detail You live out of toWn and order by mall They will alsO bj greased toI make tho host selection ilor you put of their grand collection F Just step In tho door they will dress you complete From tho crown of your head to tho sola ofyour feet IIpreaching marrlwgc to Oforgo W Cablo the famous southern nuthof Tho marriage will tlllO place In u few wOlltsIWent to the Right IMiire An American whoso business tray quently takes Jilm to London tells of nn amusing conversation between tho driver and conductor of a pub 1110 hue In that city1- Tho bus was fairly crowded to the American climbed to tho top where shortly after taking his scatI ho observed n person Ih peculiar garb with n rod turban There was ItI leaden sky overhead and a slow drizzling rain such weather as is the rule rather than tho exception In the Urltlnh metropolis As tho conductor came to tho top the redturbanjjj person evidently an Indian Parsee got down Vat sort of a chop Is that ask ed the driver of the conductor I fa cps that os ono of them tellers that worships the sun Worships tho sun ehl repeated tho lrlver with a shiver Then I BUpposo ho comes over cre to ave a restSuccessA New Yorker Tho author of Pigs is Pigs whose turkey story In The American Magazine for November contains such an amusing surprise describes one oft his characters ps a genuine New Yorkerfind this Is ho picture Ho lived In a hotel and ho dross od like a fashion plate Ho gave the wmtors always a good fat lip when ho ate and ho ext bestsservice In return Ho was tho kind of Now Yorker that runs In grooves groQvcsrgeneral Impression that triad Vew Yorker will never J wllllnp get out of his grooves and- 4k a for for our M IJ And wJien you will cry l s tho rest bells Best l l hall Padu out and f Wide bow with much grad tho town Thers compare with for DORIS CIO South Fourth tiny if What a tale their music s Their music tells lights s rushed thWgrand store Our men With lovely maid storo does get out ho Is 8tdriilKornble was the kind QC Now Yorker that you cannot ImagineI willingly straying above Quo Huu dredTh street When ho agreed crcsit the rasing East rlveer and spend a whole a suburb his proiprctlve host surprised Uliul Ycr Cliitlits How do you manage be always cheerful n hnppydlsposltloned oilwoothorYou seem have bluo Monday bleak Fridays He replied I used havo tW blues till I purple the face 1 hated world and thought the world hated mo Lifo misery only stroke good luck caused mo smllo and bo agree able Ono day an old former told me that If I would hang any clothes out the window every night the wind could blow through them bo a 1 man ills very words wore Wind yer clothes wind yer clothes I took his advice seriously and soon York Press Xiw MIrcless Ilicnonuiioii remarkable achievement wireless Is reported from the Ponsacola station That plant hiss been able keep constant cons munictulon with tho United Fruit companys steamer Preston from the time thnt steamer Sow York until nrrtVcd Honduras Tho station also received messages from the whllo thatt ship was Now York Whore she was undoubtedlyl bathed l j electric waves from other stationsI H t T I 11 I Prize Winnersof WALLERSTEIN BELLS 7i t i4 CONTEST i Mr L V Armentrout of The Sun and Mr R B Wilson of the NewDemocrat after carefully considering the originall compositions submitted by our young friends jri the Wallerstein Bells Contest shave awarded the first prizes of 500 in goldeach to Miss Rebecca V Smith for the girls and Master yndhamG Allen for the boys i Ifwlinight we would gladly give 500 gold piece to each of the many contestants but since this is riot feasible we have provided as an apprecia tion of their friendly interest remembrance eachof the boys and girls who part in the VVallerstej Bells Contest Thdse5J remembrances will be ready you any time afte3jJO oclock Friday morning Just call 4 at office and give your name rw o q t y EidSANDBOY OUTFITTERS JAD AND BROADIyAAY PADUCAH K Established 1868I if b WOlIl t with Rlngvlldly on Wnllerstelns i t mottoIs Ten to Vallerstoln J- q 4J prldptr V both fan AVo thestore- of none can If mllos around LOUISE THOMAS Streets Honorary Mention 5- 11trI1IsTIIS hIlNiNG Thos9 bellsyt ThoiVtlny bellst tol 1Of brilliant po1 galore Of crowdaLthat To gallant To this great Ithutlt ho Ho to afternoon In was thoroughly to to no no to was In tho was all an unexpected of to of so Id changed felt betterNetI A In telegraphy to In loft It at Preston Vntorlng harbor It- j f a a took Their homage paid It Jf Where ninny clerks ii In fine array tV J t With pleasure did irr Those goods display t Our City Dads 3 IIII great commotion AVI hed all those beats ttthedcean1tears they slppjied Tholr KarmentsXtore 1 And under breath They softly sword 1f 4 iRut Young Antlien Did not caro 4 r And of tho fun fo v llohlld WssKare feorjall Idnds of rtplks- itfthis old tofn flrnijUlnvltcd ronvQnrly dawn Tilt late ht hellsTliete tiny lWoro n delight of They seemed toay t As In a song y W E S iL TaU tIE BEs T Ib l f unit erilpeems 4 The has not been able to repeat this with any other steamer than the Preston though the plants are allko on all United fltateu 1lilnorsje1 Philadelphia x JI The Io lqof It ir v The corporation must bo crr rushed roared the candidate llold on shouted a In the gallery you yourself Pro holder In at leastl that II know about Tho candidate frowned darkly Well lie cried were no itocknoderj there bo any if I admit If ehontedythe man In the gallery And It hero were no they couldnt bo crushed could to us to in It a to If it to to is G Thls tin will bo j It all fltio i1 A and eon be 4 bib St K IlinUS the bells for loud and the for day of tho the bells for Ring them them In tho ears No what say the for the at rthey With a glance nl the man In tho gallery canJIdato his Cleveland Dealer A Society Womans Mrs Hardy the mother of the heroine In Tho Balance ot Power Arthur new a wouldbe society with a pose Among her small tan with Its shal low wisdom are the bad for all nal sin for a tlnJ 115 tp bo at Women are Idiots They wau nat they want man they have to j a r t Prte- ePfallersteins rj i t All Paducah seemed be there Men and maidens The souvenir bells were something new Whichgave enough do No knell we rang but a joyous sound Advertising largest firm in town The council session heard noise t Ding ling ding ling ears did The ring was here the ring was there seemed to come Irom everywherew Little children rung young and old girls and boys bold The chief returned saying Oh such a sight I You will have adjourn this tonight I could call five hundred cops They would find impossible this noise stoV Oh ring belle I the news to tellshas sell His clerks are nice and very polite If you trade with them rightp a The firm true and oldVThe best that ever were sold ring the bells the news If you call once you will call agai- n1ATJHflllt ALLEN 514 North Fourth Street Ii tt1 S ReraombJred longd yIjJn Went home TJust feeling Then words werb heard X111 Lbngllvo yalerstclns Sire nyiucibsl theirs rill lifes racels woni fVlwyGrade ETHEL A LonEfabV School S Third 1 1 Honorary Mention- WAIJjKKSTKIVS IRing AVallersteln Ring them clear Ring bells Wallerstelng Every year Ring Wallcrstclns every day Ring peoples matter they fling bells While people cheer r p tTN4 I Njp re sumed Plain novel Is mlrIrlaKo After there Is cardi woman that love Dgnt but dont grandAtair boysButhis men itT i the bells for Ring them far and near Ir j 1Nngthe for Wallerstelnezf z J And listen to what they sarDing long hasten along Tn Third and Broadway LEE 32C SouthI Thirdyfr V i Street Paducahr1 r Mention bells oh how they did ring night for tho Clothing KingV r vas music and flowers for all i l tho swells And for boys and girls ft basket bells rang up town and down town till into In the uignt When Chief Collins declared they E mast bo put out of sight j So next morning to school all went ready to tell Of the Inn night Before with Dells M KOPF 321 Jackson St i- r COAL f Remember these facts not misleading You Kentucky or Pittsburg Coal us s and guaranteed We give just as big bushels just as good coaland as muchcoal as your money will anywhere F Pensaccla station performance PressP man aVstocki thrtucorporntions Ujthgre jwouldnt corporation i2 corporations rH1withering the argument I Goodrlchs woman following ones onlrono unmarried a 1 a V4r Boys Bells iIboya boys greet Pretty meeting ye Wallerstein honest clothes Now proclaim downUhe linel BARBOUR Paducah WaKerstelns Philosophy inconsistent clothes VTallerstelns MILLIARD6 Honorary Wallersteins Thursday ofr Wa- llerstclns 1 buy from buy Ii L r cfi- ghlw American DiuIicuscs It Is estimated that III all some 3QO wealthy American women have married titled foreigners and that tho aggregate of their dowerles ex doled 200000000 The most heavily dowerlcd bride was the Duchess of Roxburgho with a for tuna of 40000000 The others In elude the DuehesH of Marlborough 110000000 the late Curzou ntOOO000 Countess Castollano lcOQOOOO Mrs Vivian J12000 000iBaroncjs Halkett 10000000 William BorosfordjaOOOOOO Princess Colonna 2500000 tess Von Lnrlsch 1000000 Alay Jc luro Oiirnlng Invalid Washington 1N Tho interior department lQiItt received dlspntchb from agents in Nevada Indlcntlu J 1 x II- tTIV4r sTay DEN JER CO are can too repose thirty Vlll the the the bells Thero They JOHN Lady Lady Coun Noyv 11 llwhenall the facts are known here concerning the opening ot the Walker Lake Indian reservation and jj chargw that thousands of persons had succeeded In entering the reserve In advance of the signal Secretary r- Hitchcock may be compelled tON ommend that the opening bo declared Invalid GrunddniiRjitcr ur Grant New fork Nov 1Miss Ros mary Sirtorls youngest daughter of Mrs Nclllo Grant Sartorls and grand i I daughter of Con U S Grant was married to George U Woolston at noon today Tn Calvary Episcopal churchJ Vvi v Secretary to Gov Mugoon El IusoaFcx Nor 1A Barnes j of El PaSojjiecretary to General t occupationrotary to Governor Magoon and will loav tomorrow night for Havans 1 V Hxrtd X at6y t taa y tfx = ri p Vbz == d trMJMStf011Pf F4c 1JQbu 51t1l AFTERNOON AND WECKLY ty THE SUN PUBLISH1NOCO INCORPORATED F M FISHER President r J PAXTON Oenerol Manager sunsauiTiox iiATRSi Entered at the postofflce at Paducah Ky us second class matter Tim DAILY SUN Hy carrier per week S 10 mall per month In advance 40 mall per year In advance 460 THE WEEKLY SUN Perpald1OOAddrelll ell South Third Phone 358 Payne Young Chicago and New 1York representatives THE SUN can be round at the follow InB placed It D Clements 8 Co tPaioler House Bros 1 John Wllliclmc i 9 ILNOVEIIUER 1 Z CiRCU1TION STtTi1ENT j September IUOI 13881 17 3975 3388ij 18394843878 19 3942 s 6880 206931-C 3902 21395973917 2239498391324x 3938 10 3931 25 3929 11t3900 2643935 123911 27401913 + t39SO 28 4045 I 1413992 29 4003 15 x3965 Total t 98478 Average for September 190C3939 F I Average for September 190G3656 tncreaje a jllr ljjl X83 Personally appeared before me- a this October 1 190C E J Paxton c general manager of The Sun who af Arms that the above statement of tho C4 culatlon of The Sun for the month rf September 190C rs true to the best of his knowledge and belief STBR PURYEAR Notary Public Afy commission expires January 22 1908 Daily Thought Put pressure and discipline on self If JPU Want to do your best REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET City JudgeEmmet WjUhgby- Ahlertnent O B StarkS E E Heil John Ftrj Icy W T Miller Councilman First Ward John Vfr De outuo rOohlschlaegerr Third WardII S Wells Fourth WardH W Katterjohn long term F S Johnston short term Fifth WardSamuel A Hillr Sixth WardRillDarnette School Trustees First WardJ J Gentry c Second WardJ K Bondurant Third WardH C Hoover c Fourth Ward Dr C O Warner x Fifth WardEnoch Yarbro and i John Murray i l Sulk WardCapt Ed Farley i i r Park bonds willl not Increase the i tax rate o r The U es arp gingin Cheyenne Cheyenne iIopQ CliponlllJa u 116rat- ta t Hear Hon Hal S Corbet apeaIS tonight at the city hall on tile parky bond question 1 0 That fellow who went to Jail yesterday IIn the vhlsky case must bo having a good time 4pThe people of Paducah have hotu ing to do with fixing lIp appropra thou for park purposes The legela turo arbitrarily fixed that for thin If It Is rather hard on Mayor D A t Yolsor and former Mayor James M Lang after saying they Aro two a clever gontiemon and enjoy excellent reputations to sot about to destroy those excellent reputations iby tho Inference that they aro dls1 honest In their muplclpiil ownership avowals Towhowliitt- IJI1 i1tItyparks ho y littleyhouses or confined to the tourwalled room of a boarding house with no 1bvpatljlDK place but the ldowalks where they arts wheeled up and town The day of largo yards Is fast passing away In Paducah and if ihpre are no parks to at once tako their place what will become of the tJlttld children If you are a lover of children give them breathing places And play ground Yf n Cv Politics what Inconsistencies i Indulged In for your sake When a present genpral council went In office tfie cry was raised that It jurduld not and cotud not reduce the i Ur rote It did Now tho cry Is rats s that t had no businogg to do iL Ii anybody wants to go before tho people of PadnCah on a platform dc IlngUlegeOralcQuncll for re r j 11iafs The Maitejr With fafyicah What dbes Padttcib need+ v v w v Parks TYxtS Sewers Ueyond a doubt V Street ImprovemPntsT More each year tSchools She must take caro other growing Juvenile population All the o Paducah needsbut first of all she needs a puriflcatlnof the FJ social atmosphereI Paducah Is reeking with foul ef fluvia from the bog of slander Ev cry progressivo idea I9ptJOI d by- a mlabinatlc condition of tho public mind that stunts It eRe It hasat tained maturIty Every ubllc move mont Is born u derll sickly star Not a man In public oflice or out of it prbpoaea a scheme for aJvance niont but some one Imputes an ul tenor motive or hints at baleful In fluences behind himend worst of all someone believes It It Is a pityalmost a disgrace that any considerable body of tho people should appear In this mental attitude It Is not ocyond comprehension that Individual mindsshould become torpid nndjbroyn There Is a close relationship between some- peoplosllvors and thqlr alas and to them wo suggest there Is a natu ral antipathy of calomel to calumny duclng the tax rate tho Republican candidates for reelection rare willing toJiineet him They aro running on the r record but they had not dared hope for this Issue of their opponents own making They did re duce the tax rate We presume that If their opponents are successful the tax rate will bo Increased So be It That Is the issue The Republican candidates stand by the reduced tax rate Their opponents can take their choice between endorsing tho record of the Republican general council In tho tax reduction and assuming the position of favoring an Increase In the Tate o Hearst made a fatal blunder when his sayings and the principle of Roosevelt werq published In paral llel1 columns tho other day For weeks tho president bas bra chafing under the restrain of thpirtilto house anJ the fact that Hcarsf by fefrdlnrng from mentioning the president was treating the Inference that then stand for tho same tiling The dignity of his position prevented the president taking an active pond In Now York politics It gave Ileargt- a t well sustained advantage until be brought the president directly Into Issue The opportunity was not overlooked The edition containing tho comparison of Roosevelt and Hearst had no sooner reached Washington than arrangements were maao to deny It Now Elihu Root secretary of state New Yorks great son and the right hand man of the president Is In Now York speaking for Roose volt anti proclaiming that Hearst represents tho antithesis of all that Roosevelt stands for Tho speech of Root will not be limited to a plain Jlearit has offered the presi dentnn bpporluriltyto get directly thtti the Sew York campaign ant the godfather of tile Katzenjammor Twins will pot all that Is coming to him o A PUAIN PROPOSITION Contracts for furnishing water for only ISO fire hydrants In Paducah expire thli ycSr CbnCrScts for the remaining 201 expire at different times during tho next 20 years If the argument holds good that the city would not In any event build Its own water plant while tho con tract for furnishing water for tho city hydrants exists with the Padu cah Water company the city will owniplantlent rato Is J4ft annually for each of the first 150 hydrants tho contracts for which expire JHO annually for each of tho next 9fndh annual Ily for each of the next 231 If the proposed contract for the hydrant supply Is notratified the city must continue paying the qldrato for tho first 150 and thee annual sum of 12075 will be paid out until the last contract expires In tho mean time new hydrants will be added and new contracts made Under tho con tract tp bo voted on tno city Is to pay 20 each for tho first ten years and 15 for each fire hydrant for the next eight years This Includes not only the hydrants ror which the contracts expire but the other 2C1 This will reduce the annual cost for the first ten years from 12075 to 8220 and for tho next elhtyears1 to CK5 That ought tobe plain enough Some of tho contracts will run for years anywffyVnnd the only effecitiio now contract will have will ThIS1eal tbolamolY Such persons and tthe Institutions tbeycontrol become points of Infec lion and gradually insidiously they disseminate the sprawling noisome germs of their suspicion and hate throughout tho social atmosphere The antldoto for this poison Is In tellectual exercise Remember these facts and mako thyself wells PKduffih Is FO small that the most of ua are personally acquainted When any public question is propounded and tho motives of ju author are attacked we can go to him and ascertain nt first hand the truth or falsity of tho charge Wo have tho same opportu nity to learn tho facts that his ca lumniator has We are all citizens of Paducah Rich and poor employer and employe wo all have tho same kind of Interest In tho development of the city If there Is any difference it Is In proportion to the property Interests of the individual Remembering these facts and al ways looking up instead of alloying our eyes to be directed by our noses toward the muck raker who makes his living producing bad smells wo I will acqulreall the other things Pa- ducah dtlits ho purer In mind and fecItorrlghtiio purchase tho water plant It always pad provision being made to abrogate tho contract o SEARCH FOR ROLL WEKVII Effort to Determine Whether It Has Crossed the Rlvor ji if New Orleans Nov JScarch to determine whether the boll weevil has crossed tho Mississippi river from Louisiana Into the state ot Mississip pi Is being prosecuted today In the vicinity of Natchez bl ofllcals of the state crop pest commission At the beginning of the year it was announced by government experts that tho weevl Would probably make its flrst crossing of tivSMiaBs slppl this fall 03 It was agreed that the river would prove no barrio to the pests eastward progress Jtocent Cjldweather4 however in retarded the Migration and tho present search I ii conductedt unaertho 111t t ltoa weavty may bo found stilt aociI met p tot vtRtern side of the rirr iRT7 STILL HAS THR PUNCH Knocks Out Yllllan In Ills Play and llrcuks a wrist 1 Terro Haute Ind Nov 1Aftor- n night of Intense suffering Dob Fitzsimmons went to a physician thismorning and the Xray showed a fracture of his right forearm which will prevent him sparring In his play for several weeks Last night when tho man In the play who receIvei11Cthat Instead of Boos flst passing over his head the pugilists wrist Iifonrsmaller bono on tbo lower side Qt 1 JthoI forearm j Hats Off I 1Ney Sp ndldII I Value 250 1 11Throwaway the old 1 1 IIizingj II 11 only on andcerby j greattj 11 11money See them in I i our windowIt I II 1I1 1 iI IIsayII ducah and show a full II I hneII aeTir sL f laI 1ifltII JSS CREDITORIIPT THIS AFTERNOON to Choose Trustee For JERch kopfyAmj Company 1 Vrrdlcll for aJMtuajscM Is Kelunicd t Agnlnst Cityamil tllirm of Con 1Irct MI XFAVS tlnoSi TIh COURT HOUSE f I This afternoon at 3 oclock tho flrafe meeting of creditors of tho E Rdhkopf Saddlery company is being held Tho original hour for the meeting was set nt 10 oclock this morning but on account of tho absence of attorneys for several credl tors tho cato was left open until afternoonThere are about GOO creditors represented 1 presume Itcfcreei Bagby stated and hry are all represented of course D attorneys I believe nearly every attorney in Paducah represents fomo creditor It will require something like 20 daya to examlno nil creditors and their clanu v A trustee for thojE Rohkopf Sad dlory company was not elected at the meeting of the creditors this af ternoon Claims were fled and tho racetln adjourned to 9 oclock Fri day morning at Judge Ragbya of flee JmlldAgnlnu City Miss Marian Lander was this morning given a Verdict for 750 damages against tho city of Paducah nd the contracting firm of Robert IIn Gardner for personal Injuries sustained last summer near Sixth street on Kentuck avenue She fell Into a ditch dug for latteral sewers The ditch was unprotected with lights and had but a narrow and fragile board acrosarlt Tho verdict exonerates a defend ant the Southern Dltullthlc company The Southern nitnllthle company sublet the contract W Robertson A Gardner In tho cases of Minnie Durradell against the Paducah Traction corn pany and Q W Knight against the MergcnthalerHortool Basket corn party the defendants filed motions for aJQdrlak ylt L JcI the ease of tho llllqQls Central Railroad company agalnst W J Me Paul was continued by the defendant t The motion fora pow trial In the case of J a Jackson aragalnt Tobias Stegar was overruled A vex diet for MOO was returned The caio of Jphn Perdue against tho Illinois Central road was tried today and ft verdict for the defend ant returned The case of George Hathaway against B Wclllo wasjcontlnued y Tlie Wl lull1iR state The Lexington flanking and Trust company was this morning officially appointed administrator of the estate of n1I W1 dom v In Police Court There were two cares In police court this morning and court lasted ahoiit that many minutes Will Long colored was once UII and cots for disorderly conduct and Eva Johnson colored was continued In a disorderly conduct race L iLLECED POACHER Arre4lsrll by Cpuiit Game Warden Moore 4 George OvcrstrcctI a well known palnfer wits arrested this morning by Game Warden T J Moore for poach- Ing llel alleged to bare shot birds out of season several days ago and was given a continuance until Thurs day afternoon at 2olpclf He will bo tried by justice Charles Emery Sugar Grower lilt Hard Washington Nov 1 Troubles In Cuba have hit tho augirPMntcrsof tho Island hard according to tho bu reau of statistics which has Issued a bulletin showing tho business done In September H shows a great falling oft but In splto of this the total last year Is greater than In Cu bas history so far nrf statistical ex ports can learn Efforts Against Bailey tk Fort Worth Tex NoVI 1 Tho light against Senator Bailey ties broken out afresh This time it takes tho form of organized opposi tion1 led by some of tho most promi neat men In tho state An address iIs being prepared appealing to tho people of Texas to Instruct tho morn ber of tho leKlnlaturo against tho re election of Bailey Fixing Up Basement PlaMcrera1 art walllngfri tho base mont room to bo converted Into an f 1 Lelbnttl1eIe 1 Announcement i TT E take pleasure in announcing the opening today of the Faultless y Pressing Club 302 12 Broadway and we wish to thank our v friends for the liberal patronage which enables us to begin our ex I istence with so satisfying a number of members Every business in these progressive days basUa mission OurJmission is simply the one which we believe you will appreciate most DOLLAR IN SERVICE FOR A DOLLAR IN MONEY If you send us your clothes to be pressed they will be thoroughly pressed If they are to be cleaned they will be thoroughly cleaned Now you 3 may be a member of another Pressing Club or you may not be a J make ber of good any club In either case we will appreciate an Iemii C OUR PROPOSITION lFor one dollar a month we clean press call for and deliver alltiyour clothes And jjust for good measure we shine your shoes when ever you wish liCU n rt FAULTLESS PRESSING CLUB t 302 12 Broadway Both Phones 1507 l fedfern Corsets 4v r t A special corsetire trained by the designer of Redfern I Models is here to explain the merits of the Redfern and fitiyouiif you desire a model exactly suited to your formofftThe new figure vogue stimulates us to add thvery latest Redfern styles in order that you maybe served fashionably in your corset model Redfern Models are used by highclass designers of cos tumes both in this country and Europe as the most exact and beautiful foundation upon which to build their garments which set the style for the world f L IL OgilVie a Co i 1l HEADHODGE FEUD I t ENDS WITH COMIItOMlSK OF DAMAdK SUIT Clicntliani Horigo Pays WMow ofyhI IK Rend 2300 In Hvttlcinvnt of Claim Tho celebrated Head Hod go toad Is at an end the last civil controversy having been settled today la ilcCrnckcn circuit court when tho suit hrpuBhtby Mrs M B Head againstCheatham ages for tho death of her husband 900Hodgo adJoin- Ing farms near Wiclcllffo and did not get along well Head was shot from ambush and suspicion pointed to Hodge When thesnit was irM brought In the clfifult cburFa verdict of finOOrf was Tcliiriicd but was sot aside In tho mcantlmo Hodgo was Indicted and tried at WIckllffo for murdering Head and acquitted TIll Itockiffllcr Preacher New York Nov ITho nevA C Acker the noted Liverpool author who Is regarded as tho probablo new pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church tho New York church attended by John D Rockefeller when in the city has arrived to occupy the pulpit temporarily and will Breach the next five Sundays i MECHANICSBDRG WILL IIAVK PARKS AS WKLL AS Tim OTIIKIl LOOAIITHCH Frt onNnus IinprcsNltm Ilclnj Spread That Surli Woulil Not Bu the yCase I wish you would say for me said Park Commissioner Harry C Rhodes to a Sun reporter today that MechanicMmrg will get a park If tho bond issue carries Somehow whether for an roll purpotio or not someone Is spreading the report that Mechanlcsbitrg would not be given ono of the proposed parks Wo be Hevo that that section of the city needs a park probably1 moro than any other an It Is a long way from there to tho only pleasure park we now have Wallace park To IiisiRct Wyrk1SI- A L Jones manager of the western district of tho Cumberland Telephone company In Kentucky went to Aurora IKy this morning to superintend tho erection of two steel towers over Tennessee river for tho stringing of long distance lines Tho work will rcqulro several days Tho towers are built high above tho ground and It requires carefull work to erect them This class of supports theicunipany lj I i I IItfI pretty encouraging to got on when that wasnt what you meahtT Tho man who is willing tto pay all his taxes hasnt any to pay 70WAIIIfvtry Pea I 4 keep vour whole IniMn right Sold on the mootr icV pao nttywbrre Price Bo i 101MWeatherIrobably year does tho physical condition of tho body demand moro attention than just at this season tho beginning of cold Let wlthertt blood Impoverished to any extent and the youNaturally rJ+ r1 get tho circulation In good ordorand the wholo system toned up to stand tho rigors of winter 1 Some physicians prescribe tho dal Iy cold bath other seek recourse In r4butmeat of all Is the Osteopathic as Osteopathy moro quickly and moro effectively rights tho blood flow and restores normal conditions than any other known treatment Osteopathy Is only a natural treatment a method of bloodless sur gical manipulations to remove any 1L4 1pernatural blood tow or tho other fluids to tho organ or part Involved t I should like to have you call and let mo toll of some Paducah people whom you know woll that oiteopa thy has done much for and also to particular Phonel It FROAGEII 3 r rt n n + rAA F awr 1T- i cII t 4 i 51 t5 1 r n1La e qtt ij4 M feltf l1m xr r- Y G c Jll r r FUR COAT SALE J JFur Coats Fur Pieces and a General j IDisplay of Skins from Animals That I ILFv i nthe ColdI Climatei These goods we show in endless varieties We have Electric Seal Coats for 2950 3250 3500 370 4000 4250 andup We have scarfs for the neck for 75c 98c 250 350 5 00 750 1000 1150 1400 1800 tRtt 4 20CO 2500 andup It This variety includes the best values in furs y shown in this locality We announce this fur offer 1ingbecause we own too many furs and because we 1 Ibo ght them very cheap is the reason we have such a big lotThis fur sale starts tomorrow and every piece of fur and every coat has been marked down less than regular price i f Sptiil 4 Yilmfa Fun Salo Rtrtrts tomor row Tuesday morning Nothing t 4 4but the lowest Q prornllYt furst 317 Broadway LOCAL LL fEZ1 Juan received a shipment of 1 t L StacyAdams Stetson Edwin Clapp and DoUsJaas Shoes Regular price COO oitrprlco 375 and 100 at Ike Cohens Pawn Shop IOC S Sec and St 1 1 f tae night being Hallowcca tjlJam Qglllns chief of police ordered his men to patrol tholr brats alono InOrder to protect property Few complaints wrro made llcmcmbcrl When you buy coal from flrildley Urothcr you are buy Ing the very heist to bo hail for the money rtPhono 339 9iO4CttylJatler Tom Evitts returned1 Oltcrlllfcrom Memphis where ho had song to appear AS a witness In the IlRhifoot murder capo i Dr rOllbarl OMCopaib 400 12 Phono IDCBroadway t 4- tr ft 4 TothOrcen colored shot by Pretty jBoy right fame In Elijah Hanlii Iaab10 to alt= up lie will recoVo the doctor jay The hail pciuhrsted his lung Harris Is a fugitive Something new under tho sun Peter Pan Glovo Supporters at n D Clements k Co Mrs John J Bleocker who was trampledby her horses hoofs a few days ago Is Improving rapidly otI Our bushels of coal area no largor than other dealers who give 7C poundi fa tho bushel hut no dealer Hillglv4mQro than wo do for your moneyl Phono 339 Bradley Uroa A 110a for 2C50 per year was lied byIrs Fannie Rowland and Lotber Clark heirs to the RudyPhil lips company In county court yester f day VvI Five hundred score cards for snip at The Sun ofnce twentyflvo cents each Insurance adjustors are working on the PaduCab Veneer nnd Iun her company loss of tho dry kiln which burncdlafct week The kiln will bo rebuilt and pending Its erec 11 f tion n temporary kiln will bo con that the plant may resume 1ructll1Is now tlmo to plant fall T 1 OutofTown i Medicines A p f Very often nn article iis not known in this murkgtwhich may bo desired by some one who line used it elsewhere We Can Get It I Even from foreign countries if necessary in the least possible time It is our chief dcsiro to servo our customers well better than our com petitors do if possible 4Nightbell nt side door JYProa prompt delivery all over town from 7 n m to 10 1 p m Rs W WALKER CO Jnc rt Bled DRLQal8T8 11fted aid buds tott rtHH in Nlubt Den at side Door Special Values In Furs Sale starts tomor row Tuesday raornlnjrXotlilnif but the lowest prices will prevail on the finest furs bulbs for spring blooming Vo have all kinds C U Bronson Co C29 BroadwayToday the C per cent penalty goon on delinquent count taxes Sheriff John Ogllvlo experienced a rush yesterday and collected some thing like 6000 In taxes Remember we are tho only dealers In the city who can furnish you the famous Dig Muddy Cartervlllo 111 coal Phono 339 Bradley Bros Successful meetings continue nlgbilynt tho Christian chapel In Wortcns addition Tho Ilcv W S longwIU preach tonight on Mows or ChrIst Which Tho meetings end Sunday City subscribers to tho Dally Sun who wish tho delivery of theft coilIccrorsotmakel t teat to Tho Sun omce No attention will bo paid to such orders when given to our carriers Sun Pub C- oThe ltevO li Martin who has been nsftlstlngTlcviW WvVrm strong nt the Trimble Street Mctho diet church leaves today for Dyers burg Tenn and the Hev J T Freeman of Huntington Tenn will assist tho Rev Armstrong Tho Uev Freeman is well known hero having atslctcd Rev Armstrong before Educational ballots may bo had at the county court house from tho county clerk on application Tho Ladles Mlle society of tho First Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs C M Thompson SOS Madison street Whoa you order a rig from us you are talking to ono of the proprietors or capable darks not a driver or hostler whrfIJrlto flies and fills tho order at appointed Sergeant Blake sent two men to Jcfforaon Barracks today for tho cavalry ibrhnfh of tho crvlce They are William Napier of Sheffield Ala and William H Johnson of Hinds Ala ji Tho Sun oaten IS prepared to furnish the very latest things In en graved or printed calling cards and Invitations of any sort and IB mak ing special prices now Dont forget to go to tho ball Friday night at tho Elks old hall Dr J V Voris dentist 200 Fraternity building Score cards for the game Flvo Hundred for sale at The Sun offlco nt 2Bc Fire sale of well paper Kelly ft Umbaugh All papers at halt price 321 Kentucky avenue Phone CC5 For Dr Pcndlcy ring 4 1C tf you desire toYo s cents n bushel place your coal orders be fore November 1st with Bradley Brothers Phono 339 Repositions in Hoco Case Attorney W V Eatoa returned from Indianapolis Indt last night where ho took tho deposlllons of the president secretary and superin tendent of agencies of the Interstate Ufe insurance company for use In tho Rbse case In the federal court Attorney Eaton represents the plain tiff Cant Ruserrp Xonplnylng Miuuigrr Cincinnati ONov 1Thnt no national agreement club has the right to carry a nonplaying manag er oJ Its reservation list was the dCcUlon today of tho National Base ball Commission in tho case of Manager E M Ashenback of the Scran ton team In the Nuw York State League s- Rt Yd4 4 1 People and I Inrtles sending ln accounts of so chat cterlnluinciils will please sign then OH Tho Sun will not publish E communication sent In that arc not signed Wedding Announced I Mr and Mrs Fred Hummel JrIannounce tho engagemini and ap proaching marriage of their daugh tor Miss Dora C Hummel to Mr William 11 nottgerlng Jr Tho weddings will be solemnized November C at 8 p m at tho derman Lutheran church This marriage will unite two popular 8 young people belonging to two of Paducahn wellknown families I Miss Hummel Is tho daughter of Mr Fred Hummel of tho Hummel Bros Insurance firm She Is an attractive and lovable young lady with a large circle of friends Mr Rottgerlng is j tho ion of William Rottgerlng anda Is associated with his father In managing tho largo Itottgorlng stock farm In Rowlandtown Ho Is a progressive and capablo young manc Both nro prominent tn social life orr tho north side Halloween Party A very delightful Halloween party was given last evening at Ute Hicks homo our West Broadwaywlth Masters Robert and Walton Hicks tho hosts Tho decorations were In Autumn leaves JackolantcrnR black cats and symbols of tho Hal lowoen Fortunes were told and many games ahddlvcrslons enjoyed In pinning the stem on the pumpkin contest the prizes were captured by Edith Sherrlll and Henry Leake Ap i proprlato refreshments were served i About thirtyfive young people wore present a i Charity Club Called Tho Charity club will hold a meet wlthtMrsEdmund on Ypst Broadway and all theFchalr men of the different committees are urged tb bo present as all of last years busineSs will bp wound upand plans ior tho now year discussed I A R Clwpter Paducah chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet tombrrpw afternoon with Mrs Armour Gardner of Fountain avenue will be a Kentucky Day pro lit Complimentary to Miss Brlzendlne MIw Letha Puryeir will this ev ening entertain at her t homon Broadway In honor of Miss Mary Brlzondlne of Russellvllle who Is the guest of Mrs Lcla Wade Louis Infonnnl Carl Party Mrs William Bralncrd la enter taming informally at cards this at ternoon In compliment to Miss Mary Brlzcndlno ot Husscllvlllo who Is visiting Mrs Lola Wade Lewis Mrs William Carroll and Mrs Robert Wllllanwon of Memphis Tonn aro tho guests of Mrs George Flournoy at Lolomai Lodge Mrs Carroll was formerly Miss Margaret Tucker of Memphis and has visited hero ibeforc Mr Grant Green and lIss Nora Adams of Hickory Grove spout tho II- dafn th eltya 1 Mr J C Flournoyi wont to Nash C ville today on business Mrs Frank L Well has returned from a visit to relatives In firming ham Ala State Senator C J Bronston anti C D Chenault of Lexington are In tho city today on buslnos Attorney John Moore of La Con ter is In Paducan en route homo from Louisville Ho Is A worker for tho McCreary forces In the senato rial Taco Col Edward 0 Leigh secretary to Governor J C W Bcckham Is In the city Rev C E Ferryman has returned from Union county Mr J K Hughes of Wallersfcpln Bros has returned from Nosnvllle where ho was called by the Illness ot his mother Ho left her convalesc ingMr Robert E Mochcllo was yes terday caned to Columbus Ga by tho prccaflous condition of his sister Miss Jennie Mochell- eSuperintendent A H Egan and Rondmaster F L Thompson of the Louisville division of the Illinois Central aro in the city on business Special Agent J D King of the Louisville division of tho Illinois Central returned homo today after a business trip to Paducan- Mr H H Loving went to Marion today on business I Mr Josh Stein went to Eddyvlllo and Kuttawa this morning ou busi nessAttorney Sam Croraland of May field was In Paducah today Mrs Marlanna Mays ot Stanflold I PaducabIj son Tonn this morning to visit friends Slrl Eusene Tatty of Dexter fi Tlslttagl ilr3CF1 AVers otQ9 0- 1lavenue Jennie RidgeTray of Mar fiold ds vIsItlnB her daughter Mr Robert Martin f Miss flown Brltton daughter of W Brltton U visiting her grand mother In Mayfield ALL SAINTS DAY Ilclnci Observed Today In Churches of Paducah A All Saints Day was observed by- ervice today at Grace Episcopal church at 1046 a m At tho St Francis do Salsa Catholic church theta were masses this morning at and 10 oclock and there will be vespers and benediction this even ing as on Sunday Playing Saturday Night In a London street a girl of12I and a boy of 10 wore playing a tam fly drama of mother and father Bobby was being instructed In his role Now Bob said the girl you lest walk up ter thor corner an wait there till wo tells yet ter Wore agoln1 ter glt dinner ready an when wo calls yer yer como omo and chuck the fings about Hot said Debby Como omo drunk do I7 And why fort Why for stoopid 7 retorted the girl with 1 glance of mingled scorn and pity Aint It Saturday Express Package Missing Nashville Tonn Now LTwo ox press packages containing a cum of money variously estimated from 1 000 to = 7000 were missing from a Southern Express company car whet the packages were checked over by an agent horn Messenger Smith was in charge of the car Great mystery urrounds this robbery and tbo offi cers of tho company will not talk Largest Ballot Ever in ChIcago Chicago Nov lSamples of the ballot to bo used In the city at tho election pert week were given out today The ballot Is the largest ever seen hope since the adoption ot the Australian system of voting It nieasurcs 20 by 26 Incurs and bears be names of 331 candidates Flat Three Cent Fore Line Cleveland O Nova IWith six miles of doiible track the first three cent fate traction lino In the world started business hero today Thb care operated on schedule limo and werojwJli catronrzed I Cew Russian Railroad Adtlces received at St Petersburg from Harbin say that surveys are under way and the construction will be begun early In 1907 of a railroad to Join Uo Transballkul and Uaeurl ranch railroads rTODAYS MARKETS j r Weal i Open Close Dec 73 Ti 743i May 894 79 Vom r Dec 4S 4 43b May 44 44W- W Oat8 i Doc v h 23H 33 Pork Jan 1390 1415 OttOn Dec 1012 1004 Jan 10is 1010 MaV ht 1Jt 3a40s 2S 5 Stock LN i Iv4 = tt 1434 UP toi8 lSitf Rdg L lSy 1423 SfP 170 l72 OPH 9314 94 Petina in i4i F Lou Cop t 1098 llJSmel 153W 164J lead y t 74Yi 74Va CFI lioO YI L2 U S P lOCH 100E U S 40 n r Tocal Marketta messed ChlckehsMOo to 40e Eggs20c doz Butter 20o lb I Sweet Potatoeseer bUj EOc Country llamsHclb 1 lrth Potatoes Per bu SJc Green SausageCc lb Sausage 7c lb Country Lard 12c lb Tomatoes 25c gallon Peaches 40c basket 1j- pears25c gallontButterbean lOc quirt Celery COc dozen Grapes 2Jc basket Parsnips 100 bu PADUCAH G1UIX MARKET Wheat 68c bu Corn SOc bu Now Corn 35c bu Hay From Jobbers to rotalldea- iorsStrict grades Choice Tim U8NG 1 Tim 175Q Ko 2 Tim 17 Fancy northern clover 17 From country wagons et public qual Uyae4im to very J100rl8 to Ul irrc tea for valous mlxtorM h t y tL TIPS Jjj1- Ow orr IS Tim accepted time tor lout look about your fire and torna do Insurance as fall and winter are coming Remember tho old and re liable Friedman Insurance Agency Office No 128 South Third street Of fice telephone No 940 Residence phone No 1581 We represent some of the oldest and heft Insurance com panics which are paying their lossei promptly We protect your Interests and you better be safe than sorrr Give us a call FOR RENTOne sloe ot itor 428 Broadway Phones 1513 FOR SALE Two sates and high ofllco desk Apply 040 Broadway I FOR DRY WOOD and kindling ring old phone 1701 FOR SALE Small bay horse and runabout Apply C4v Broadway I WANTEDto Buy good fresh mtlch cow Old phone 1480 WANTED Good boy to do house work Apply at The Bun offlco I FOR BENT7room house SOB South Third Phone 222- WANTEDOlr1 for house work 1116 JeltersonANTEDT9 rent a house of 7 or 8 rooms east of Twelfth street Old phono 815 A T Sutherland FOR RENTOnQ or two nlQe largo rooms Modern conveniences 121 North Seventh street Phone 1O81 WE ILVVE Firemans Rubber Boots at 400 tho pair None better Rudy Phillips 0 Co WANTED Position by ex perienced stenographer Miss Kato Nunncmachor Fraternity building FOR RENTFive room cottage with bath 1030 Madison street Apply Dr P H Stewart males IA DUROEns and Hot fllI to Shortys 111 h South Third or 127 North Fourt- h1VATEDA young lady to stay In the store at 428 Broadway S1n1 derson Co- HICKORY J WOOD Phones Old 442 New 598 Delivered promptly E E Dell Sons FOR RENT iHooms wltn or with out bath 126 South 4th streett also furnished rooms Apply 304 North Sixth street Old phone 1114 WANTEDTo purchase bird dog between seven and eighteen months old trained or untrained AddrossA 11 J Hosan 122 Ky Ave SMALL buslncsj or repair shop with bedroom 205 South Fourth street Only 10 por month Georgo d Hughes FOR SALEUedroomnnd dining room furniture wardrobe and lard coat base burner All now Old I phone 1412 y FOR YOUR STOVES cleaned pol ished and repaired Brock Hatch 802 Washington street Now Phono 1 1150 FOIL BE TTwoitory frame I house Fifth and Madison Seven I rooms with bath Apply EO Boone 314th1 Broadway FOR EA brand new Oliver typewriter wide measure machine I In perfect order for SGcnlh TheII machine can bo seen at The Sun of I flee at any time J E MORGAN blacksmith 403I S Third Old phono 457 Superior work guaranteed Exclusive ogfin for fore stone side wire tires the best rubber tires made Ii LOST Largo red pocketbook j containing 90 In fives and tens also some checks payable to Oeo O In gram Finder return td Sun ofllco and receive reward FOR SALE OR TRADE Gro cery doing a business of 3000 monthly clean stock Good brick house concrete floor will be rented to purchaser Will trade for farm AddreasA 13f C Fare Tho Su- n0TRACTOR Mason ry and concrete work a specialty Once 126 South Fourth Phono 490 Residence phone 1237 Prompt at tendon to all esUmatej WANTED FO1U vI ARMY Ablebodied unmarried men between agos of 21 and SCf citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak read and write English For information apply to Recruttlngi Office Now Rich mond House Paducah Ky The prices below will bo made tin December 31 1900 22kaboGOLDSILVER FILLINGS 50 PLATE FILLINGS 75 Bridge work and all adelYot plate work guaranto6tlfIalnless ex traction of teeth DR KINO BROOKS Dentist Sixth J and Broadway SOTICETho following goods stored In the warehouso of W S OBrien will bo sold at the ware house door of said OBrien at tho Corner of First and Washington j street In the city of Paducah Ky at 10 oclock a mon the IStir day ofjj November A n 1906 for storage 1 charges as provided bylaw SildI property being described as follows IIoWDl1r1 J being set opposite each article n 30S S B XX W VK eW V X Y Hundreds of Homes Are heated with Harts Alumi num oil hpaterslIlIlIThey are a thing of beauty a j y foreveraa I 1 OilII i Not to know about an Heater as a means ofre ducing the coal bills it to be without a knowledge ot one of the best methods of home heating Nnt to know the Aluminum Oil Heater is a putty as it is one of the perfect systems of heating They are per fectly safe dont smell and heat to a finish on little oil to PRICES TO FIT v iSO 0 DART iSONS CO ww w Brown Sholton Paducah 1 case Adv Goods = 382 Bryant Red mon Paducah 1 caso Adv mattel UH JW linker Paducah 5 cases animal food fS76 Mrs M L Brown Paducah 1 combination book case 694 Mary Cordall Pa dumb 1 box groceries J405 Dar nel1 I Hurley Paducah 2 boxes an imal food T02 DrIskell Post Hole Auger Co Paducah 6 crates post EdwnrdS1Iaducab IJ lert Bryant Paducah 1 case beer bottlesa9f Frank Bros Padu eah 9 stove 3450 S B Oholson Paducah 1 spring and casting 334 J A GIbson Paducah 1 bbl H H goods 434 Mall Medicine Co 1 box drugs 387 J M Jones Paducah 1 piano boxed 0502 W K LcdbottQr Paducah 3 cases animal food 868 A L Miller Paducah 2 bdlo pipe 1 pump 844 E T Muslin Paducah 1 box soap 470 Joe Potter Padu cab 1 caso Sunds 050 Old Ken tucky Mfg Co Paducab 37 boxes stock food 10006 J A Thomas Paducah7 boxes stock food 1477 Hiram Russell Paducah 1 box sprawls 510 Rex Manfg Co Pa ducah 1 crate picture frames 5 33 Hex Mantg Co Paducah 13 crates curtain poles 4870 Hex Manfg Co Paducah 1 box picture frames 817 Shelton Bros Paducah 1 caso steel 90 Thomas Glllman Paducah 1 case axle grease 555 B E Sutherland Medlclno Co 67 boxes Pat Mod and AdV matter 19522 W S OBrien Warehouse tnnt DEATHS OF A DAY E W Wllcox Mr E W Wilcox an expert elec trlclan superintending the Installa tion ota new BWjtch board In the Home Telephone company exchange died at Riverside hospital at 1230 oclock this morning after a linger ing Illness of dysentry lie was 39 years old and his homo was In Aurora 111 wherelle has two sisters besides whom a brother In Durant I T survives him He was the In taller for tho American Electrical company of Chicago and had tray Bled all over this country Installing switch boards and other electrical appliances He was taken III at bU room Fifth and Jefferson streets several weeks ago pad when his condition became critical was remov ed to Riverside hospital Tho body was talon to Guy Nances undertak ing establishment The body will be taken to Aurora 111 Tor burial Supply Equal 10 the Andrew Carnegie tells a story of an old brurafrlcsshlro farmer who was the guest of a woman In that Scottish country When the tea was served the hostess observed that his was gone before she had poured out tea for tho other Ho passed hU cup up frequently and at tho ninth the hostess becoming uneasy as t the supply on hand ventured to oak iHow ninny cups of tea do you take John tOO How moray do ye gle1 Sorrows of lIfo enable us to app e elate tho Joy thereof A tuaus credit maybe good but his cash Is always bettor Is Ballooning Dangerous Balloon ascensions will be safer when the man who handles the gate receipts Is compelled to go up with tho aeronaut as a passenger Chi cago Tribune And yet according to A W Rot ker who describes Sky Sailing the New Sport in The American Maga tine for November moro than 10 G 600 balloon ascensions have been made from an aero clubs headquar Item In Franco without an accident ills Report During tho sugaring season W II Harrison of Pltfsfofd Vt sent his man HI to find out how the sap buckQU had been filling HI Inves tigated and then submitted this roo port Sumo is full somo halt full and somo runnln over but average about full Burlington NQWS Hawley But surely you dont propose to lot Huskies remark pawl unchallenged Z Crawley Thats just what I pro nose to do- Hawley Why man alive ho called you a blithering idiot CrawleyExactly but my dear sir there Is no such word in tho English dictionary as blithering People can afford to wear plenty of mourning for a relative If they were remembered In trio will Dr Geo Masgana Veterinary Surgeon mill Dentist Graduate of Alfortvllle Veterinary school Paris Franco also Ontario Veterinary school and Detroit Dental college Charter member of tho Ohio Medical Veterinary Association Will treat scientifically with the latest Instruments and uptodate treatment all diseases of the domesticated animals Calls promtply attended to day or night Office with Thompsons Transfer Co Both Phones 35- 7RACKET STORE FOR FIFTY YEARS ThomsonsGloveFitting Corsets havo been famous throughout tlio world for models of excellency and graceful effect Thorn iis one essential feature of tho toilet that no woman data dight The Fit of Her Gown This depends entirely on the selection ol the Corset For this reason we selecteda complete CunelsoUriel Which havejust arrived excel All vrl nuj IIUCCfl4S and constitute the high wUivemeut iu the art ff Corset Making jfuu Bra p rtlnl to a medium priced Ca- rti vucs ifcot do better than ti try use riio bcntnsat 9 1 OQ- KatiafactlJQ 1 guaranteed PURCELI THOMPSON r11ft4A1X rv f 1J V1 un T11mt9nIv xovimnnit i 1- t 11 L I mm BOBBIES BEST IN WORLD r of f 1 f Over Three Hundred Thous and Arrests In Three Years tint SeiTnljEIslit Cases Hnyo Como On Them1xsurcd t JimsoxL COMi I UXTS FEW London Xor 1Tho police scan dills which have piled the nowritpa ijjors ot Chicago recently and tho Ire fluent dlsclosur hi concerning the Inl hlclcficy and corruption df the po- Jleeln other cities ot the United States omphaslro the significance df d table of statistics which Was pub lished the other day concerning the tollnqnonctes of the metropolitan police tot London during the last three ytn The figures are official and were compiled at the request of Sir Howard Vlnc6h M P toshow- s the efficiency nod gp3d Judgment of f the London constable rThe tablo shows Jhe total number of persons arrested by tt police of London durjtig the three ars to bq 37840i named tide numU r of cases t In Vhlch legal proceedings were taken ngalnst the members of the force who made those arrests for unlawful linterference with tho rights of citizens to be 12 and the number of cases In which the police commission ors after Investigation decided that the arrests were nptwarrinted of Justified by tho Circumstances to be 78 Tho proceedings taken by private Individuals against members of the police force for arrests which were alleged to he unjustified were os you u have seen In the second column t2- In number and the results after trial In court wcrVias follows 3 Charge dismissed officer fully- acquitted 2 Charge dismissed with officer fully acquitted and complainant rer quired to pay all the costs- ii Complaint asks that proceedings te discontinued the officer having apologized 1 Plaintllfwithdrew suit paying costs r 1 Court stopped the proceedings an absurd and ordered plaintiff to + pAy costs IlI glalutltt awarded damn to the amount of one farthing each sid to pay Its own casts 1 Policeman conilcledAndorder ed to pay costs J Ppllccman convicted and lined llOO for jielifg more force than was tioccssary under tho circumstances 1 Pplkcman fined 4 S and sentenc edtto one months imprisonment Thus It will 10 Been that the offi tiers Accused were vindicated In more than halt the twelve cases In whlcli complaints were brought against them tit Individuals Of the seventyeight cases In r which otncers verojtl clpllncd for un warjnntcji arrests live appear also In the EecondC9liiithn covering proceod Ings brought by rivalo individual Of the setontyoftlcors convicted by courtmaHlal before their sjiperlorii e rontecn were dlsmlbaiilll frpmtie i sorvicaYflftjrtwo were suspended and the remainder were reprimanded Itcmatkabio itord That Is a remarkable record nnJ seems to justify the assertion that London line the best police force In tfi world At the same time It denv PoticqHOldotn adhere a case of resisting ant officer but the officers are Instructed and rained never to use forco except In an emergency Their orders are to give offenders every reasonably opportunity to square themselves nov I The Enders Safety Razor distributed by Simmons Hard l wware Co This is a twelve- bladed razor eelllug for 81 Ask to see it = rMrtPhCTsons Drug Store Ex i st6luahe Agpnts of to bring an offender to tho stationt or bstoro tho court unless theyhdyo complete proot of his guilt Tho po liceman with the best record Is the ono jvjio makes tho fewest rtfa1ii who ha Jfio tact and tihe abllftyito adjust difficulties between citizens without bringing them before tha tholstltlonlltest a man If they can help It If his drunk they get him homo as quiet 1 r Pfightinghim to A friendly way and persuade hIm to bohiro himself ThujiJtho ambition of every member qt the met ropolitan police Is to have the small est numher of arrests placed to his credit that Is consistent with good order on his beat Tho London pub Ilie understands this ropey and roc ognizes that constables as tho embod Intent of tho omniscient and omnlpot test power that rests ln the unwrit ton British constUutlofi- No people have such a respect for law and order as tic Britons and the constable in the streets the tangible and alwayspresent representative of Itaw and Order Of course lho peraonalltyut tho men has a great dealto do with It and they are entirely worthy ofre+ spent Nearly all of themu are dis charged soldiers They have learnedI a valuable lesson In their military ex iportenee and tho dl pity the Idlfl cJphnoand the sense otresponsibility of theArmy Is earrlodljnto tho police force jEvory a native A low foreigners areJ employed In tho detective departiWpt but tho con stable the man that the publiC comes sI In contact with Is a thoroughbred Briton sometimes born on tho very beat ho treads Most of them are honor men and wear medals for dls cotduct moved from politics And political In fluonce as they can possibly be Their appointments pro made primarily 1to reward them for good service In the army and they arc retained and pro moted because ot their efficiency and for ho other reason They are subject to severe training and severe examinations and are cobatautly reminded ot the dignity and Importance u of ttheir offlpe- pue cannot appreciate the person laity 1 pf a London policeman unTIif e IIs een IB a trowd or a mob when h4 foreanger1sAs potent as the cep- ter l of a kink 1f kThe best treatment for lndlgoatia a and troubled of tho stomach Is to lrest the stomach It can be rested by a good ftlgestant Kodol puts the stomach In shape to sailsfa ftorlly perform Its functions Good for la digestion sour stomach aatutegsel palpitation of the heart and djspci sla KQdol l9Nad InstltCQn formlty WIth tho National rurlt Food and Drug Law Sold by Lang Bros The SeaIsland fisherman throws Into tho water a poison ex tracted from a certain bark The fish stupefied at once come io the surface and are gathered In by hand Their flesh la quite as wholesome as though they had been netted CaKCflMvcpt 1 Is a harmless compound of vegetable cxtracts that Is wonder ful In Its beneficiali l effectsba tho stoP acns ot babies and children Recora mended and sold b tang Oroe ototsocialist unions and federations Christian unions and independent unions r Dqvltts Kidney and Illadder Pills act on both kidneys and liver and asa result afford the quickest reliefr brungDros Tho wheat crop of India this yea- r Is large The area sown amounts tto 2d 2620i acresahd the yield isi estimated at 83CO000 ttons as against 7582000 tons Jast year Kennedys Laxative Containing 1 tiotiey and Tar moves tho towels Contains no opiates Conforms tto Pyre Food and Drug Law Sold by1 Lang Bros When a man kisses a girl on n dark piazza she would creamIf she worpat afraid of scaring ner mother Now York tress Good for everything a salvo is usedI for Doyitts Witch HazeL Salvo Get pewitts Sold by LangDros People seem to think nowaday o that a mans ton is a wondor to b able to make his own living DbWHlB Little Early Risers 1bou the most reliable pill pa the market- S ld by Lang Bros The Texas Wonder Clirps all kidney bladder and rheu matlc troubles sold by J H Oohl achlaeger 601 Broadway DrE W rial office 2926 Olive street St I Louis Mo r u4oottnsunfhe aint jjlnt ttljoj Say ato you s idbaftJudgJ y a jJifiurjafSiSe t fiOGHES CERTAIN i TO BE ELECTED Mannffcrs Fix His Plurality At 150000 J- e Prediction Is MAde In Stale Head quarters at AHianyyiieii They have Elgure4 A TAMMANY UIrTO OLD TRUCKS J Xew York Nov 1 Baslog the calculation on the results of a very thorough canvass of the state the Republican campaign managers are confident ttoday that Charles E Hughes Will bo elected governor by a majority of at least ISOOuO Tho official prediction the oral on tha part jff the iRcpubllcans was wade at slate roadqunrtcrs this morning by Wm Darncs Jr of Albany formerly cx ecutlve chairman of tho Republican state committee Chairman Wood miff referred newspaper mere to hint when they asked for a forecast Mr1 Barnes sots I have been here a treat dea since the state conven lion simply looklngnroupd and keep lug In touch lthtthe situation gen crony throughout tho state I have gone over with extreme care the re ports submitted to the state commit ice by the chairman of the county as well as the town orgiiulzatlons and think J can safely say pow what the result of tho Republican canvass In dlc ltos Gor Higgins plurality aboviBlhaDronx was 100000 I have not found anything to indicate a loss from that vote in more than thlr tty outt of tho 3OOiectfop districts My prediction is that Mr Hughes will como down to the Ilronx w tlttore than 2p0V pO plurality TU- it may Interest the public to kcow sald Chairman Woodruff of the Republican state committee that within an hour I was handed a lettor from a prominent man In this city who says that Tammany Hall has been discovered at Its od tricks of colonization I referred the matter to the state superintendent of ejections Doth Mr Hearst and Mr Hughes the Republican nominee coutlnued their canvass of upstate counties The weather In the localities travers ed js unfavorable today being cold ltH snow falling Mr lIearsts voice has tbecame almost entirely worn out but hoetxpectsi to address five meet Ipgs In Buffalo tonight Mr Hughes in a speech at KuHon X Y today attacked llr Hparstfi newspapr cor porattpns end jleclar dtblll Mr Hearst In these corporations had failed to pay their prop r share of taxes k JORE illOMOTIOXS n ninny Changes Among Men in Local Yowls of K C i Mr Keller Charlton assistant general yardmaster for the Illinois Central ha i been promoted to tho peal trop of general night yardmastgr with supervision over cUards The change was effective today Chad ton succesda C M Brown resigned underfi 1 Charlton is sucqecded by James Ray and GeorgO Flnncgan tho well known engine foreman r mado assistant to Charlton This Caused a general promotion among ibo switchmen Charltou was only a few weeks ago promoted to ihs position of assistant general yard master and because of hU success 1 In t ffr K sltfop Is giyen a more responsible oncir r 1t Not In embers of Cymbollno lodge K of Iare requested to meet at their hall tonight at 730 to arrange for the funeral of Jlenjaraln F Cabell MTRIOS CQLE C C PEUUY MPADDRN K qt n siIf you dont know what you want to Mrs Austins Pancakes for n really good breakfast r B Baldwin Coo S Manufacturers ot 1PIANOS and ORGANS Sell on Installments and i take old instruments in exchange I DISTRJBUTING OFFICE 1 511 BROADWAY i tunerj II rMILIERBR04T oPitons 104 La r tt J v- WNW t J AN EXCELLENT STAFF For declining years Is a good + Substantial savings account built up during the money earnlpg period Deposit part of your earnings weekly or monthly itr this bank and at 4 per cent compounded semi annually you will soon have a snug sum to fall back uponBegin today Mechanics and t Farmers Sayings Bank 227 Broadway I Shirt Bosoms Starched Right Ever have your shirts returned from the laundry with the bosom starched only in spots and with starch daubedall around the neckband and sides of the bosom 5 We have a machine which saves you from such annoyances No chanceip daub starch all overjhe rest of the shirt with this machine Let us demonstrate its value to you 1- r 1 THE UPTODATE STAR LAUNDRYB- oth Phones 200 120 North Fourth iL Sttrsan f he LENOX H Tm1 IN I L OFF LO b5 r Modern Highest Grade- rr OUR OWN ELECTRIC CARRIAGES EXCLUSIVELY FOR PATRONS Every few minutes between Hotel Dcpotl Wharves and through TSiuincji District i bi I EUROPEAN rr- tltrortdrap ft GCORGC DVCIf SCIIERCR I PIREPROOF THROUGHOUTPtoptktot r J TTTO i LET Several superior offices on secondand third floors of our building providedwith heat water light electric tev ltor and modern sanitary arrangements Prices lowest in city for similar offices double offices especially adapted for dentists American German National Bank 227 Broadway uuJ Foreman Bros Novelty Co Incorporatedrr ELECTRICAL SUPPLIESI House Zvi ing electric plants installed Complete machine shop 122124 N Fourth St Phones 787 T T Jp YOUR FIRST THOUGHT When dwelling on the Plumbing or Heating question Is t Whos the bet to see I Ask your neighbor Oftener than not he will refer you t- oE D HANNANPlumbing Healing Gas Fitting 132 South Fourth 335 JContuoky Ave Botli Phonons 2O1 H 7cN u GO TO PAGES RESTUARANT For quick lunette Short orders a specialty Give us a trial OES HO South Third St t y tt- 1NOTICI3 To Electric Lighti a tadir Power PatronsrvIe J r SriiFIPelectric current supplying light and power is to be changed verypf1 1 shortly This will effect all of our customers having buzz fans and tj I small motors that are attached to the same wires that supply light If yourr have either a small motor or buzz fan we would thank you to advise us immediately in order that we may take the necessary steps to adapt vfyour machine to the changedconj 4 Ir i ii r- dittons N j j j The Paducah Light and I Power Co A nr1y 1 Iw = 1 Phone Us Your Orders for Coal Toclay pp ti l w I r Prices are advanced tomor row Luene is the best P t BOTH PHONES 70 Barry Henneberger Office and Coal Yards Ninth and Harrison Streets n W P PAxrorr R RCDY P PURY8LR 7 Fteiident Cashier At lUUut Caihler Citizens Savings BanK i rt ncorporated Capital 100000 Satplis 60000Stock holders liability 1OOOOO Tot a + ecarlty to depositors S25O000 r I Accounts of Individuals and firms solicited We appreciate small as well as large depositors and accord to all the same courteous treatment Interest Paid on Titan Depositstt Open Saturday nights from seven to eight oclocktt Third and Broadway MOTTS They OCrCOmo ie- t PENNYROYAL PILLS uDIssonllI ncss alrea0 a- uda Plgij = or and banish paiun of menstruation They nro LIFE SAVJfttS tojrlrls iV womanhood aiding development of orpaui and way JSo kumlIfbecomesfby drucKlx DIt MOTTS CHEMiiyUcn nivitrttisQM 1ST AIAKV LIST AM G ec KOM IADUOAII KY SUBSCRIBE FOR ThE SUNTEN CENTS A WEEK t 1 1- 4 ST t J jtnURSDAY xovimuiiH i pW ittdi ri1M J ftvik = I IAGE z SEVEX 4 ++++41+ 1HHtil1I 1111+1 r rWithEdged i Tools By HENRY SETON MAN U3or fT Sown H H teini Corw H ttmOn tmriUM U airtHf tH S Oopjrrlf ht 18M br Harp r A Urothin v IIII11ZII I I1II I I1I I I I IIsiI I 1 Tnionext morning he was unable to Ileave uk bod and lay nil tiny In n ttnto of semlftoinnolcncc Joseph ex plained to tho then that tho lender was so disgusted with their ungrateful S conduct that lIP would Riot leave tliu tout In tho evening there was a ullglit lildetchiefly by his own Ilout range firing insisted by a few picked rUle biit I the situation wits extremely critical J WI t Tho roll of tim big war drum could bo r heard almost Inreninntly rising with weird nlelancboly from thd forest land beneath them pDcsidte tlllllculllos tlio new crop of ftlmlncliic tbo coml within twelve mouths hnd bveti picked dried mid ff 4 4IItofCII In CIIHUR Without on the lila r I win stood the bro trees nffonllng no 1 1lOrt for Bavaj warfare no screen nsultwt thn deadly bullet The cauiji was jilactnl near one edge of the tnlilo I land and m thU wxpowl side the stock i nile was wisely constructed uf double strength The attacks had hitherto been made ouly from this side hut t Joseph knew that anything In the na lure of n combined usuunlt would carry hU defense before It In his rough and ready wny he doctored hU master making for him such soups and strength giving food an he could Once very late lutho night when It almost Riftnod that the shadow of death lay over tho little tent he pounded up nonie I of the magic fstinlnclne loaves and mixed them In time brandy which ho t nduilnNtcml from time to tiro5- llcforo sunrise the next morning the r alarm was given again and the little garrison wax called tto Inhn lie took Ills station on the roof of n hut In the crater of the little stockade and front there bo dlrcctitl the tIre of bin IIIPII CroudiliiK beucatb him 1m had n dlsablwl natlvn who loaded each rUle In turn amid just by way of encourag big tho other hi picked off the prom II inent men outside the stockade with n deadly steadiness It Joseph detected anything like cowardice or carelesHnesn 1m pointed I his rifle with a threatening frown to I rtrClIIget more nrrlou TIll wim not Ithe suddcu assault of a single chief but an orgaulinl attack Itcforo long Joseph conned to smile IJy Himrlic bu was oft tho roof running from oun w ak iint to another encouraging tliroaimilng flghtlng and nwearliiR very hard Mor- eS titan once the enemy reached the stock I IIII and omlnoun sign one or two of their dead lay Inside the dcfrae- Hi was uvcrjwhire at once urging 4n his men kicking them puahlug Ihem forcing them up to the stockade Hut bo saw time end Halt dazed the I blacks ought on In silence 4 4 In time midst of It a hand was laid an JosephH shoulder There cried n voter that comer Soo Io II- Without looking round OOlllh Jboyrd niiil time breached corner was nvrnl Ho only knew that his master who was almost dead humid uiue to llf again There was nq time for any MilK clue For half an hour It was a question of my inoinent Master and man were for the time being nothing bettor than tl madmen anti tIme fighting frenzy Is j InfCltloujt At last there was n pause The enemy fell back and In time momentary silence the sound of distant firing reached tbo tan of the little baud of defenders Wlmfa Ihntf naked Meredith y i diarjly He looked like one risen from Ihoilciyl n Fighting among thcmselveV re plied Joirtph who was wiping blood tUIII grime from hit eyes Then one of them IIs flKlitlnp with in cxprens rifle Joseph listened lljr heaven be shouted Hy bear en MIr lr were wircdr The cnemj bad apparently hoard time Bring too Perhaps they nUo rccog nlrnl tim peculiar sharp xmack of thoS express rifle amid time other There ran a frc h attack nn ugly rush of reckless men nut tIme miwa won ipread that there was tiring In the val icy and the sound of a white radnV rifle Time little garrison plucked up heart and tho rifles almost too hot to hold dealt death around They held back time savages until the sound of the tiring behind them wes quito audible even amid tho heavy rat lrrifiring celli enemy had divided and fled edtheII few moments there was a tense silence Then a voice an Eng lish voice cried Come opt I The next moment Guy Oscard stood haitipwithin the stockade to cease tiring and then bo came forward followed by number of blacks and Durnovo- Tho aII gate was rapidly dlslncumb of Us rough supports and thrown open Ihoaperlureholttlng Itsallrlght its all right bo said 4ZJOscard did not seem to take so cheer 1 ful n view df matters ITO scrutinized Merediths face with visible anxiety Titan suddenly Jack lUrched up against his rescuer grabbing at hint vaguely In a minute Onchrd was supporting him back toward lila tout Its all right you know explained Jack Meredith very gravely I am a I it hunfrhllTent IOhI I know all about 1tI I 1 TobeOt ue4 i SOMEONE STOLE LOAD OF BRICKS Bciig Used On City Streets At Second And Washington J Jlonnl of Public Writkit Iwsucn Ohlcra Xot to Let A lIti More lie Tn ken by Anyone MUST F1H4l HTIlliKTI Voliit Tho board of public works yesterday Issued orders to the Memphis Asphalt fc Pavlng company to dou blo Its forces on street Improvement work or quit work for the winter leaving no streets torn up when it freezes Tho Memphis firm Is im proving First street from D road way to Washington street Washington street from First street to Third street and Second street froth Keri lucky avenue to Washington streets with paving sewers and sidewalks Tho board Issued orders prohibit lug signs of any kind to bo placed on tho sidewalk tacked on telephone or telegraph poles or suspended over tho pavement except tho regulation electrical sign Thobonrd further in structed time telephone and tele graph companies to see that no signs arc painted or tacked on poles Tho Homo Telephone company was permitted to put in a dead man on Tennessee street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets Tho gas and fuel company was permitted to put In a shutoff gas box In tho concrete pavement III front of Langs drug store BUilt Kccblcr of tho city lighting plant was directed to map out all changes made In street poles so that tho city street Inspector may repair tho holes in tho pavement Repairs to sidewalks on Adam street between Second and ThUa streets wore ordered Henry Bundsman sewer Iiupcc tor reported that only one resi dunce In Fountain park addition has sanitary connections with nradshaw crook and that tho owner line Ills connected tho pipes Tho Homo Telephone company was permitted to put In tinder ground conduits a quarter of a square oft Jefferson street on Fifth street The company was also sold 400 bricks to bo used In repairing streets torn up by improvements Tho lighting plant superintendent was asked to make out a requisition for emergency supplies for the plant The street inspector reported that ho Is spreading gravel on the Call welt street fill neat tho depot Tho horse street roller was rent ed to tho Nashville Chattanooga 4 St Louis railroad at the regular rates Tho street light at Seventh anJ orton streets was ordered removed to Sixth and Norton streets The city clerk was Instructed to Investigate and learn If tho city over received a dedication of property to extend SOelllhsttthrough to Norton and HUHbanSSJstrccts Tho Nashville Chattanooga SU Louis IK using tho property tot railroad yards Tho street Inspector was ordered to remove a fence r portcd to have boon built across a public alloy be tween Second Third Ohio and Ten no see streets ControlIstRtlug tracks to tho cast side of First street whore street improvcmentsaro being made has been referred to the road department which will communicate with City Engineer WashingtonBrick 4tSOllie away front Second and Washington streets The Inspector was ordered to keep a close watch and report all surplus material In order that It bo removed before hauled awfcrby thieves II II Scott wnfcdiVrectcd to repair or remove an awfilhg at the Hayes drug store Seventh street and Droadway George Emery was ordered to re move stone plied near Jefferson itrect on Fountain avenue Tho board Issued an order pro hibiting fhilt dealers from utilizing more than two feet of the pavement with fruit stands Subscribe for The r- AccountitExpert Will posteamhme ays teraatizo and audit books by the dayj vrepk or the job Terms I Isbi l I Jtr1t4PJr 11ZIYEJe NMWS I Jtlvcr Stages Cairo 14803 fall tallClnclnnallIHvnnavllto 1611 OC fall pioroflcd 30 04 fall Jolinnonvlllo 59 04 fall Ioulsvlllo Gl 04 fall AH Carmel 12 Std Kashvlllo Si 01 fall Pittsburg 7G 03 rise Davis Island Dam CG 01 rise St Louis u Gi 03 rise Mt Vernon 99 OC tall Paducnh 97 OC fall The river toll 0 In thellust 24 IjoUra the gauge registering stage of 97 this morning The wharf was quiet today As predicted exclusively In The SUn last Tuesday CaJJt Bewley of llio Dick Kowler Will go on tho John S Hopkins That boat probably will bo ready to go out tomorrow Cap Mark Cole carried the Dick Fowler out this morning for Cairo and will remain on the Dick Fowler for time tiresent It was suggested that Capt Cruder might go back on the Dick Fowler but it Is practically assured that howlll go on the Electra of the Ityman lino when that boat onten the EvnnaVHleNashvlllo trade The A R Hall will arrive from the Forked Deer river at Jyorsburg today and will remalii here until sold Mr S A Fowler wlllJ +havo charge 01 the UjhoroTho ycsterda sald thbt thofLcc lline would bo with drawn front the ClnclnnatJMemphlf tradqjo handle the big cotton bush nets below Memphis Capt Phillips agent of that hue hero said tho report was an error Tho Georgia Lee left Memphis yesterday and will ar rive here early Friday morning Th Peters Lee Is in tho cotton trade al Momnimbisi r TZ4iToo Fowlor was Llo Evan- sjihieackot today i P S ThbJteamer Dunbar tied up af the Toot of Madison street wo llow ashore yesterday afternoon cidltlqulre mi aid of the Henry liarjoy to gctthty Dunb5rx back into deer water No tlat9all done and tho steamer wont nshofo because thi spars which htiil It nwdy rom tuii bank were blown out of place Tho Henry Harley arrived frotr Evansvlllo last night atl1 ocloct late on account of tho scarcity of la i pulliThe barge Rebecca belonging tr tho St Louis end Tennessee lllvet Packet company got away from the whorfboat whore It was tied last night and was caught by the watch man of tho Onto City as It was drift lag past the dry docks tu Saltlllo arrived last night At 8 oclock from the Tennessee rivet with a big trip but little for this point and loft Immediately for St Louis The I N Hook went up tho Ten nessee river yesterday after aurv of tlw Vv IA circular hai been recelVejft at tho wharf boat announcing the third annual meeting of tho National lUc era and Harbors congress at Washington DC December 0 and 7 Time congress In this convention will ask the government to appropriate 50 000000 annually for the rivers and harbors all over the country StaLls tics of the amount spent by thc gov ernment since the first appropriation for rivers and harbors improvements aro given and the cost of traiuporta Hon on water and by rail are COIn pared Since 1320 the United States has 1I1IentniO 6000 on rivers and harbors European countries have spent 3170000000 Holland alone has spent Jl500000000 and France cornell next with f 11200OOflOO The harbors of Liverpool Ens alone has has ISOOOOOOOO Improvements nearly halt the total amount spent in tho United States Tho United States has exclusive of seaboards 43799 miles of navlga blo waterways Other countries have TiMO miles Tho Mississippi and Ohio rivers together have iGTiOO miles of havlgablo water Tho cost of transporting otto ton of freight by railroad In the United States Is 770 mills Ou the Illinois Central rail road tho cost Is C mills On the Ohio river from Cairo to Cincinnati the cost for oho ton in only 32 mill Over DOO per centum cheaper than by rail w His Lunch Thoro was a UttlOiScOtch boy who had tho qUalIty 6f astuteness highly developed Tho boys grandmother was packing his lunch for him to take to school ono morning Sudden Iy looking up into tho old lads face hue Hold I Grandmother Joescrspecs magnify A little my child clue answered Awed then said tho boy I wad joist like It if yb wad tak them aft when yoro j ack in njy lOonCh- tiujlYarnt Jipana wist iamdtit lOunUid which 11is 13000 feet hiib- Sh babn climbed by a- idri djrelriold J LII AM KISSING YOUI WROTE THE COUNT J- t iInTbet Neck po You Pcol It AiuilolCF J i 4 Pnssloiuilo Figures of CuitehIammi Head 1u Court by Counsel Jj for Ills Wife l f HTOIIV OF HEKVJiIEU LIFIJ I Paris Nov tTlle Castellano dl vorcu case wasiheara toll afternoon before M 1IOirYDItte president of tlio tribunal pf first instance of the Seine Neither the count nor the- cdunlcss was present Maitre Cruppl for time countess pleaded forn Jl vdrcd il111f documentary iyldonce tubmittcd I In air extended rcylew counsel db clared that the coifiitess at the be ginning of the suit was not acting under Influence but solely for the purpose of ending forever the peril af tho moral desolation of her house bold When ho reached time question of he infidelity charged against time ount Maitre Cruppt JIJ not men tion name or6ven initiate desig nating tho correspondanta as Mad mine A Madame n and so on Maltro Cruppl naked that tho sunless be given tho custody of her hreo children Dy i899 the countess Interests M Soippl said were rio heavily com jromlsed by the counts extravagant lablts that It necessItated a family hooting to Now York and the ap jotntment of a legal trustee Out tho llfllcultlcs regarding the money wore mccaslng And in order to obtain funds tho count pawned or SOul at Idlculous prices the most costly ob bets When tho countess protested the count abused her In the presence it servants and when she declined o attach her signature to documents he frequently pinched her and some Imos struck her thoflrst tuna being our months after their marriage In the course of the pleading M ruppl protested against tho mall lous reports In regard to tho coun css Intentions and announced that uthe would leave Fropco for America mm9dlatelyvator a flltTc8 srantj Jd her In recounting tho counts II1 dell sy the first lnstaneeTcitel by coun tel was that with a married woman lescrlbed as Madame A In 1898 Tho correspondence was conducted through M Morct the counts see otary Tho countesSAccldcntally dls vered in the Castcltaho chateau a packet of love letters and when she protested tho count struck liar The unless eventually i placed the let ors In tho cuato3y oratlnwyqr- M Cruppl rcafl passlqiinio extracts rout ono ofVho IOoifilters fixing a endczvous at Dijon ItNrcad I am kissing you on tho neck Do 7ou feellltfit and so on Counsel also letallcd llasona with Madame D tnd Madame C whom the count net In apartmonU which he rented In different parts of Iarls The countess was only twenty when she was married in 1895 and ilaltre Cruppl assorted the happi ness of the honeymoon was disturb edI on their arrival In Paris by the counts demands for money The lountess Income was then 700000 11d the count allowed her 580 pin money h Ai Mrs Austins IancaLa flour j In best of all A fresh supply now p hand at your grocers Danvlllo woman nas sued for di vorce and her wedding pres- entnNOTICE Copy for our next di rectory will cfose Octo ber 30 All additions andchanges must be re ceived before this date You are commercially lost if your name is not lilted EEast Teiinas see Telephone Company WATER CONTRiGT TO BE VOTED OBIT THE NOVEMBER ELECTION 7 HElbilT W JOINT LIQilT AND WATI U COMMIITEK ON NEW COX TItcT mrfES iIifit OJ iivbtiil X TihviJSucm WATKft CO iPANV Owing to the fact thittho contract existing between time thy of Paducah and Limo local Water company for fire hydrants oxpiFcs during the current month it was Incumbent upon tho general council to negotiate for such service covering the remaining period which the franchiso of tho water company still has to run ttpwlt eighteen years After moral cohferericed between 16jlt might and water committee and tho officers of the water1 company a scale of rates for fire hydrants was agreed upon by the cothnilttco arid the water company These rates tiara been embodied In a qdiilratt which will bo submitted to tile gene erall council for such action as the wisdom of that body iriay detormlno1 ornhJyIncledtIme city at text and afflrmntively ratified by not less than I1ponthotween tho city end tho water com pany can bo finally executed It is therefore worth while for tho Voters of thp city to carefully consider llle terms of the proposed con tract bcfbrd cdstlng their votes at tho coming election arid If it appears that the proposed contract is to the advantage of the City thou to register their approval thereof upon their hal Ilots Iii order that tho voters may have 1r 3flfprtuhlty to become fully ad vlseurdgarding time terms of the pro postkl contract a copy of the samcls herewith submitted which reads as follows Section 1 That tbp City of Padu cah Ky agrees to rent and does horeuy rent N from Paducnh Water company Its successors and assigns four hundred nod cloven 411 lioubjd nozzle fire hydrants now es tablished In said city for a period of eighteen IS years from the lpdssagc and final approvall of thIs ordinance after an election by the people as hereinafter provided Tho annual rental for each of said fire hydrants which tho city of Pducah hereby agrccsto pay for the first ten 11 years of said term shall be twenty UOOO dollars and tho annual rental for the remaining eight 8 years shall be fifteen 1500 dol lars unless tho said city shall sooner purchase water companys plant with six C per coat Interest UltOn defer red payments Tho payments of said rentals shall bo tunic as provided In time original ordinance contract Section 2 All additional hydrants o textensions of mains that may be orcctcd hereafter by tho Paducah Water company its successors or as signs as provided in the original or dinance contract during the said eighteen years shall bo charged and paid for as provided id section One hereof but at the expiration of ten 10 years from the time this ordi nance shall have been finally ap Pfpvcd as set out above rill the then flro hydrants shall be charged and paid for at tho uniform rate as above provided arid the contract therefor shall cxplro at thbend dt the eighteen years fixed in section One Section 3 Befdro tfils ordinance shell become effectvo it ball Ud subS mlited to a vote of the Qualified voters of the city of Paducah Ify at time general election to bo held in said city on the 6th day of Ndvoinber 190G time said vote to be taken In tho manner arid as provided by law for the submission1 of public questions tto tho voters of said city SectiOn 4i this ordinance hall takch effect rirfd fid in force from Its passage apprdvaTi auld ratification by time qualified voters of tho city of Pa ducah Ky and a written acceptance of Its terms nd conditions by the PodUcah Water company filed with the clerk of the city of Padiicah Ky wjtllln ton 10 days after tho otaclall l certIficate of It iptitodl dt the tiopU tar election At the pfesdht time thb water corn pany has IIhislallcdi for thO Use of the clly4ll1 1 flrd plugs whicH under the old contract arc rated andjcost each year as follows t1o fire hlg8it 8 4000 C00000 30 fire plugsl at JpOOO 90000 231 fire plUgs it 256 J 677500 jiftit Totall 1 1Hf rri2a7500 Under the proposed contract this tame sortlce would cost tho city but 1822000 for each of thp first ten years of the contract a saving upon tho number ot hydrantat now Installed ot i45COO peanBum and for the ton year perlfid a saving of 1H 5COOO For 1 tiottbe last eight years which ttY 8 francblsoI Has to ruti the cOt for 411 hidraats would be16- t43l S a saving to the city 6I4fiMO per ahnUBjlUr orill9 ioMhtfi t1reclclt7 ari ot the chisakltK trail rttrtngt to belt b twdI tbi titl Otttct AII Ilh rt V the proposed contract ot 9CC30 There IsnothlnK contained in the proposed contract changing time rights of the city or those of the water com pany under tho original franchise Time city still retalnsiho right to pur chazo the water companys plant at tho expiration ofcach five year period In ncordanco wlththc terms of the original franchise This committee has also compared tho rates contained In the proposed contract with those In effect In 127 other cities for the same class of ser viceI andflndstho proposed rates low er than those paid by any of those cities The approximate flY rage cost per hydrant In tho number of dUet mentioned above is 48 The rates referred to were submit ted by tho local water company and this committee assume that time fig tires are correct The list ot the cjlUcs with the rate paid in each is on file with this committee and anyone desiring to verify the figures con tained therein may have the opportunity of doing so at any time It should also bo borne in mind that until a non contract 1 is entered into etween the city and the water company that the rates charged tin dqr tne existing contract will main tain The only alternatives offered to escape from the oM rates are either to make a new contractttor tQ discontinue tho service the latter of course being quite Impossible Therefore this committee has no hesitation in recommending to the general council and to the voters ot the city of Paducah that the proposed contract be ratified JOINT LIGHT AND WATER COMMITTEE MEMANDWOMERCM ciMh fjrwlnf mDi tloDi iuMm Irrlutteui or uletrmllor ftiit tilciirt of mttODQt iumnr n fr w u c u U I nl u knit not tttrli atasutTa sold 57 RrllXTtflL cia or ait iiIu wt4Pe IOTTS PENNYROYAL PiLLS Sofe nnd reliable they overcome vetvkteos In crease vlor banish pains No remedy oquls DR MOTTS PE NVROYAl PILLS Sold hr Dmsclin and Ur WoU CUmlral Co Cloy land Ohio Aackache Pain in the Hips and Groins In roost eases are direct results of WEAK KIDNEYS and INFLAM MATION Of THE BLADDER The strain on the Kidneys and in flamed membranes lining the neoV of the PlaJder producing these pifrLARKS KIDNEY GLOBES WILL CURE IT Two doses give relief and one box Will cure any ordinary case of Kid My or Bladder trouble Removes Graves cures Diabetes Seminal Emissions Weak and Lame flack Rheumatism and all Irregularities of thi Kidneys and Bladder in both Hen and women Sold at 50 cents rbox on the No Cure No Pay basis 6y McPhersons drug store Fourth and Broadway sole agents for Fa ilucah or sent hmaU upon receipt of price to Lark Medicine Co Lou lirfUW Ky GIFTS For wedding I anniversary 6r birthday in fine Silverware js ji lifelong possession Wo are showing at present sonic doIPainted China OUt Glass nt prices that will interest yOu A 10 per pent discount tfor the iidxt 10 days Official clock ajtister for the BoverriiMut buildtlg J LeWinn r- I 1 ntI O llrs1f u 1j J NewArtistic 44t PicflireFraming Framingand Wail Papering at Sanderson i Cos 428 Bradway Phone 1513 EVAN8VILLK PADVOAB AND CAIRO LINES Incorporated Br a TUio sid Padacah Packet Daily Except Sunday Steamers Joe Fowlor and John IHopkins leave Paducah for Eran YUle and way landings at 11 a m 2 Special excursion rate now in el feet from Paducah to Evansville and return 400 Elegant music on thf boat Table unsurpassed BTEASIEB DJCK FOWLER Ldve Paducah for Cairo and way landings at8 a m sharp dally ex cept Sunday Special excukton rates now in effect from Paducah to Cairo and return with or without meals and room Good music and table un surpassedFor information apply to S A Fowler General Pass Agent or Given Fowler City Pass Agent at FowlorCrumbaugh ft Cot oMc Both phones No 38 fl LOUIS AND TENNESSEE RIVER PACKET COMPACT FOR TENNESSEE XUVHB mAID CLTIE Lave Padmcah for TCBMMW Rlfs Every Wednesday at 4 p n A W WRIGHT i Mastea EUGENE ROBINSON Clerk This company is not responsible for inrolce charges unless collected by the clerk ot the boat KILLTHECOUCHAND KingsNew PriceFOR100 LOS Free Trill Surest und Quickens Ours for all THROAT and LUNG TROUBLES or MONEY BACK NEW STATE HOTEL D A Bailey Pro- pMETROPOLIS ILL Newest and beat hotel in the city Sates 200 Two large sample roonu Bath rooms Electric ilgnta The only centrally located hotel in the city- CIu4fcial FiiraMCit SIkUiI Benfy Manraen Jr IsividtiThd M Ijhook BWdlnt Bank Work Leg 41 nil Llhrnr WotklIoeclaJl DRtOYERRooffl 269 Fralinil Building OHtei nm 33111 MtlMice beN 4i4 ABIAI L WElL I CO CAMPBELL LoaftiapkMtii tIc Jt EealdiftM yitf INSURANCE DRAUOHONS VfUUJlljjlj1 t TNMW I1MI1 lid IIIaILLE 2TOMmeaeaIm 1kt POITlONa crd or oQ p Alia tesch V M1IttsmI i- 1 t 1 1 a IAQK WAIT rJttr PABTOAH EVENING BYNTIlU1tSD NOVEMBER 1 = M Off ooff 1- o t F Broadway i With ditr rent methods t less expense lower prices then Broadway stores with Broadway ex peasea methods and Broadway I HARBOURS SEVENTH FRIDAY BARGAIN SALES TOMORROW Tell it to your neighbors It will bo n closing out bargain sole of much thats wanted tight non Extraordinary low prices will bo putt upon nil small lots broken assortments and A short lengths mado by our big selling the past week Thcsu Prldaj sales are all sales of extraordinary bargains If you dont Ret them you dont come for them If you como nnd dont get them you dont ask for them Remember this is ono store not employing smooth oily slick salespeople to sell you go pis you dont quite want nor perhaps need Its SaletheyG t dont blame tho salespeople but if you dont buy hero blame your own intelligence for not comparing our merchandise value for value price for price with the merchant you buy oftt A mum ARIIAY OK WOMKVB COATS SUITS SK1IIT8 h KUKS Special offerings of mu unusual character All that is smart and sty UshAt prices only possible In this torn j Walking Skirts pit sale touiorro Friday at a fourth a third and n halt off 4 5 Friday prices ou Coat Suits down to 295 along to fzo but only to morrow Friday Womens Heavy White Merceriz ed WnUts 100 values Friday prices 3Gc Broken lots of French Flannel pad other Wool Waists that were up to 2 Friday prices 50c f r tt t Y I yysci T Clothes for Your Boy y t 7 A JUDICIOUS profusion of newest models ex hibiting modish style touches and little niceties E of finish that will delight parents who have heretofore 1 found tho satisfactory attiring of tho small but strenu t tousson a problem of perplexing complexity Eminently practical and surprisingly durable apparel for lads of 2J2J to 16 years yet possessing also that I ineffable eleguuco wtichquly 8 cleveccpmbnatiou of faultless rubricq and highest nrtisJLic skill can import I r llusslan Ulouse Suits i2 to Qf2bOto 1000 Sailor Sults5 to 12 years 2 50 to 1000 Norfolk ults8 to 10 years r 350 to 1200 DoubleBreasted Bloomer Suits 3 50 to 1200 DoubleBreasted Ktieo Pants Suits 2 00 to 1000 Russian Blouse Overcoats 2 to 8 3 60 to 1250 7 Overcnatsatcs 10 to 10 years 260 to 1800 Blouse VaUtsrajre8 6 to 15jeSrs 100 Windsor Ties all colors 25o and boo Tam OSantcrsall colors 600to 4 001 t 4 rY Dont tall to see tho line of indestructible suits forthe boy Just the thing for school wear Pair Extension Roller Skates With 300 Suit and UpwardJ4 CITY CO Now located At w Glaubers StableWe are ready for all hinds of hauling TfI EPHQNP= 499 Gay Nance Lee Nance Jr M Nance Whit Ambulance for SlcK and Injured Only EmbalmerI OUV NANCE SONUndertaKers and Embalmers N w Phone 334 Old Pion 699 Open Day and Night Ac 1 lD I many of the most fashlonablo tab rice ICc DAnIsh Cloths Friday price 12i2c a yard 2Cc Danish Cloths Friday prlco 20o a yard Ono table of GOo Dress Goods Fri day price 3Cc a yarn Ono table of Sec Drew Goods Fri day price 39c a yard One table of Jl Dress Goods Friday price C9c a ardIOno tablo of 11 Dress Goods rl1 ATTELL WINS WillIS IJAKKIl 0F FIUSCO IN TWENTY ROUNDS Yuutsg 1Vutlicnvelglit Makes Good v Showing llutpllo Becomes + Hysterical 5Loa Angeles Cal Nov llnouu- or the fastest fights ever seen in this city Abe Attell of San FroncUco won the decision over Harry Baiter of jtho same city The limit was sfy rbands and both lads traveled the dlstancq at a merry pace DaieCjlyt- up a strong defense against tUecfeYi or Attell but the latter was a bit too clever for him Toward tho end Bi ker prow somewhat tired and was apparently a bit winded at the end but still able to bold his own and was flghtlnsliko an Indian when the bolt sounded Bakers showing gives him a big boost fn the lighting game Ho is a young lad and has made only about threo professional fights In his caj rcor as a pugilist Attell on the oth er land Is JID old band at the Basle and has whipped nearly all of the best featherweights of tho day Attcli in this bout defended his title of featherweight champlonand tho diamond hen ty won train Fran klo soil It was a contest between two of tho cleverest fight irs Iii tho world While tho crowd bbjectcil Inn nott boisterous manner there was question but that Attell h 4theII Bhitdo Attcli lisp the wisest and displayed bettor Infighting tvblll ties DIters most offecllvo punches were straight lefts lo the face Willie Attoll used the left for the face and at close quarters hammered Bakers body with the right In the second round Attell went to the floor from the effects of alIght blow while off hid balance In the tenth round In a hot mixup the boys went through the ropes and with their feet ladle the ring and the uppeppart of their bodies out sidy they kept at It hammer and tongs AX the end of tho fifteenth and nineteenth rounds the boys wore In a hot mixup and refused to stop fighting at the gong until torn apart by Kcfere6Robnion nnd their sec onds They fought viciously during he last tow rounds When tho referee awarded tho do cision to AtteJ Baker foil forward on tho floor of the ring hysterical from disappointment Ills friends in tho crowd hissed and hooted and mado a violent demonstration SCHAEFKR BEATS HOWE Baltimore NOv JJacob Schae fer last night won tho first half of or 900polnt 182 billiard match from Wllllo Hoppe securing his 500th point in his 23rd Inning Hoppos score was 325 Schaefcrs high run was 93 Hoppos B8 The remaining 400 points will be played tonight and tho final Winner of tho match will meet George button In a COO point 181 match on Wodno day night San FrnncUco Sufferer Dave Bullard Is tho namo of a Confederate veteran froth from tho scenes of the San Francisco disaster and be applied today to Mayor Ycl eer for transportation to Union City where ho has friends fly was stranded In Kansas en route homo stiffer Ing from rheumatism and It requlr ed many leeks to reach Kentucky which he calls Gods tountrrI Great penal It cried Suck excited Irtteat is 111 asked his cousin May going to marry Vera KotVshawt Thats not nova Silo asked me a raontn ago It Id be her bridesmaid MHwaukeo Sot duel 4J V day price Sac a yam Remnants at half to threefourths off of regular price lOo Flnnnolottes Friday prlco 7 l2c a yard lOc Southern Dress GIngham Fri day prlcCj So a yard S priceS2Cc Childrens Union Suits Friday price 19c- f 100 Corsets Friday price S9c n pair 1100 KIJ Gloves regular lengths Friday price SCc a pair GOc Zephyr Shawls Friday prlco 39p ICc Ribbed Hose girls Boys and Womens Frjdny prlco 12 l2c a pair A aiiRiT pniaivI iLtIIG tIN SAM OI SIIOES The best values the greatest bargains over offered in Shoes for the whole family will bo on solo on our big Shoe Balconies tomorrow Friday Womens solid leather Dongola Kid Shoos Friday price lliic a pair Tho famous La franco J3 360 and 1400 flue Shoes for women will bo In tomorrows tale at Friday bar gain prices 1 Harbours Department Inexpensivew TRANSFER STIXU Store FROM T1C WTTSBURG COAL CO PADUCAH oFNIcC12i BROADWAY TELEPHONES W 3 t Facts That Cannot Be Denied t When you buy Pittsburg Coal you get bigger bushels better coal ard the most coal Every load weighed by a shorn weigher and certified to be correct Every lump is of superior quality and dug by skilled union misters It holds fire over night and it dont clinker No slate no dirt no sulphur no waSte and no badodcr in the house from burning it Our Pitts burg Coal gives satisfaction and you get value received for your moneys Let till quote you prices PITTSBURG COAL CO Office 126 Broadway Both Phones No3 JAMES J ODONNELL Manager NO COAL PANICI With Bradley Bros Telephone 339Tv Coal Yards 922 Madison Street SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SUN y4 t e u 1 cIG Miens fine Patent Leather 3Of ElegantacI ccflaGO 400 nnd 500 Shoes bo In tho Friday bargain salo at spa 4 MIIIInBrywillgain Sale TUB CLOTHING D14lAtTMisXTatoThediueat the boat the Has special undfirprlclngs for morrow Friday on Mens Sully newest arriving dally Dos Stilts Overcoats Underwear salIntsl jumpers Socks Suit Cases and doz ing N9thng like it in i of other wilhgre4t f you every day In the week compar Broadway expenses ed with Broadway prices North Third Street 1 1 HALF SQUARE FROM BROADWAYtt I r YOU W RK HARD FOR YOUR MONEYII J When you buy clothes you want tho best obtainable for tho priio you can afford to pay esactly what we oder and well appreciate the lavorof an opportunity to prove it Buck of all the style grace exclusiveness and author itrtiv correctness thuHdentifies our consummate ap parel is staunch honest sterling quality that cinplmt icully acclaims it worth every dollar paid and shorerda a jiurtipiilarli illustrious Mumble of une v f 1 callable idcril note Ihc faultlessly coquet dotyiM ive offer at 750 to S1G Further evidence will k lie siipcrflous Yet Wo do not limit our efforts to this prjco but urea Tel ready to an satisfactorily servo you between 15 and 4l5JJ I S9 409415 BROADWAY 4 I t Subscribe for THE SUN and ret the new while it Is newsN I f 4 3r lit Yekd y rri- F

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