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The Paducah evening sun: n. Thursday, November 5, 1908.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. bg Vabiuab itIifliflt un+ L I VOL XXIV NOlI PADUCAH KY THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 51908 TEN CENTS PER WEEK POLICE PUZZLED BY STRANGEOASE ififOF MANY ALIASES Primmer Says Ho is Army Do serior When ChargoisMad Agaiast Him Called Smith Jones Thomas and Caudle j v ALSB PJIRTKNHI is AMJXJKD In tho arrest of a young man 00 llevjd to be a deserter from the army and a graicml crook by Patrolman Tiilt Owoii UiO Jioliqu lUtntrtiiiont has a puzzling cnso on hand The man ls known by many atlases and tho police havo been unable o learn doll nitely his first name He was ar rested ona charge of converting tho money of another to hl own use and tho warrant waa sworn out for Smith Or Jones but Patrolman Owen was given tho namo of Virgil Thomas Dotcctlvo Ilge Croxs hustled about and an alleged crook told tho dotec tlvfl that tho mans real name was Prank Mulien alias Snow and that ho was a man to bo watched To adil to the confusion of names Patrolman Owen led tho man to jail Beforo the prison was reached Patrolman Owen was taken Into the mans ron fidence and ho mid his real namo was Eiw Caudle Slnco tho police are bewildered with names it Is uncertain but ho la called Caudle now Candle IIs alleged to tan sold Clyde Torrenco a wheel for 1 2 and later It developed that It was not Caudlo wheel A warrant Waif tIs med for tit arrest and he was caught yesterday afternoon He ap prara brighter than tho average crook taiL tho police bcttevo they liavo ai strong CliO against him The irollco were lnvc tlgatlng the clew bat ho was a deserter and this morning o 4aft lItlI tH4- LVd ho enlisted In tho army at Co 1furnbuni cqJ barracks and was In tWo Twelfth featlallon A telegram has been sent asking If It U true as It may bo a scheme of Caudle to avoid being tnt to the jwnltentlary for ob taming money by false jretonIes Caudlo Ila a t ung follow and hat bCnn Paducah for several weeks He cnntojo Paducah with a woman nnd they haVo resided on Clay street aa mart and wire but the admitted this morning they wore not married Pending tho arrival of tho informs tion from army headquarters the po Iko will Investigate Caudles record Bryans Congratulations Lincoln Nov Gnrynn tole graphed Taft lkaso accept con gralulallons and best wtehC3 for the success of your admlnlitratlon I BLIHU ROOT WILLI BE CHIEF JUSTICE IF HE WISHES ITI New York Nov 6 A great light for senator Is promised as to Plattn successor Joseph Choato Gcnorol Horace Porter Congressman herbert Parsons and J Sloan Fanett former Governor Block and Stato Chairman Woodruff and E II flutter owner of thm Buffalo seWs are avowed candl v dates toot Is expected to get Info r chiefrl Il tho appointment if Root will accept r WEATHER 1 irALrn Knlft tonight with temperature tit low freezing Fridayl fair and rising teHipef tHre highest teanpltRttrI3j 11 Jjr B8lilowe t y81 r IIII I Monument to Gen I George Rogers Clark Unveiled This Afternoon at Fort Massac Near Metropolis Fifty Excursionists From Pa- dacah Attend Corotuonies Descendants off Clark Family Present f Paducnh Is represented by fifty cit izens at the unveiling ceremonies of the monument cdecled at Ft Maeac Mctropollfl IliThonor of Georgo Rogwa Clark The unveiling ceremony was held at 2 oclock this afternoon at Fort Masrac park Tho Iadncah del egation wont to Metropolis on the to10clockten Daughters of the American Rev olution attended the ceremonies In a body and tho Paducah chapter WRS entertained at dinner by the Metros oils chapter D A R Mrs W a Whltoflcld and Mr George C Wallace greatgreat nlooo and greatgreat nephew of Georgo flog cm Clark attended tho unveiling Those who went to Metropolis from here ere- MCldam Ell G Boone James Baldwin Edward Brlnghurstt May Uoswell Ij S DuBoIa Armour Gafd nut George n Hart David G Murtt- roll Laura Mltcholl Saute Morrow Nancy Moore M O Nash Edmund JP Post Roy McKlnncy S n Pill Itonit Luke RusselL Hubbard S Wells I O Walker Hal Walters T E Hol sand Paul Province Dr Della Cald well Misses Mattlo Fowler May Edna Martin Anno Sherr 11 Hated Eliza beth Caldweil Emily Morrow Mildred Terrell and Harry Williamson and Mcsicrs Ell Q Boone Dr D G Mur raiL Rev S U Moore W G White field Oapt J A Williamson Major J II A boraft Dr Harry WHIIarawn and II S Wells The unveiling was informed by iiis Beatrice Chouieau Turner a grcatKrcntgrand niece of General CiUi Governor Den ce n Secretary of State Rose Senator Helm Prof Blair of tho Universityt of ItllnoX and tho Rev T D tatlmer are on the program Several hundred members of tho Illinois Stato D A It went to Metropolis from Jacksonville whore the annual meeting was concluded yesterday CABINET FOR TAFT BRING OUTLINED BY POLITICIANS Washington Nov GTho annual cabinet slates which Invariably fol low the election of tho new president iioIitleiiiing the names of those who will make up President Tate official family Of course there Is no authoritative ground whatever for tho mention of specific names In connection with tho stvrnthollonr so far as can bo learned However one of the first to appear makes those suggestions t Secretary of State Ellhu Root Secretary of tile Treasury Myron T Herrick of Ohio or A II Hep burn of Now York Secretary of War or Attorney Gen jPostmasterj Frank M Hitchcock Secretary of Commerce and hahn W P Hepburn of Iowa iSecretary of Agriculture James WlUon For Iho navy and Interior depart i ments tho names of Senator Crane of 1 Mas3achUEollhChurlcB F Breaker of Connecticut and John Hajs Hammond of California aro monloneI Farmer Union Meeting Mr R L Burnett Bocrerary and treasurer of the Kentucky State Farm era Union will leavo tomorrow tar Webster county where ho will speak Saturday at a county union meeting November 9 he will Ileave for laurol county and will organize a county union It will be two weeks before Mr Barnotl wilt make an atldroaqbp fore Iho Farmers Unton meeting at Iono Oak Gott Claims ElectionIIII- A mistake was iriade in tabulating tho vote received for county Jailor by Henry Houser and Sam Gatt K it claimed and that thd majority on the taco of the returns Is 31 for Houser On account of the vote being so close It will take Iho official count to de cide The count will be made tower row It Judge W A Berry who la ohalrnian ot the committee lIs able to b out 4 FIRST COLD WAVE REACHES PADUCAH DOWN TO 40 The first cold wavo of the toawn arrived In Paducah on time as sched uled by the weatherman It was not any surprise as yesterday afternoon tho wind was chilly and It grow colder steadily until tile murcury dropped to 26 ThIs Is the coldest thhi autumn tllfhe tow record wan 10 degrees but Jack Frost was hero In force Ice wag formed on the ponds and gutters about the city and ninny cooks found a thin scum of ico In the kitchen this morningThe wavo came from the north wert and was predicted by the weath er bureau but tomorrow by noon relief Is promised Mr William Borne man the local weather observer says there are no Indications of rain al morninghifan Inch was registered by the guy errimcnt Instrument Overcoats were worn today while tho football players drew a deep btrath anti looked as If they wanted tq charge Tho coal dealers took the change agreoably and not one has kicked Want to be Senator Cleveland 0 Nov 5Conroas man Burton announced his candidacy managerlailOCharles Taft brother of tho president will enter tho race Bardwell Loses Suit rSpeclalThocity of Bardwcll must send back to tho Southern Engine and Bolloi works the engine which It got to run teIfucdthey had already exceeded Its consti tutional IndbtcdncEi NO TEACHER MAY BE APPOINTED TO DEPARTMENT WORK It Is doubtful whether the school board wi elect a sitcceszor to Prof irank Check who resigned last week as the treasury Is not full When seen this morning Superintendent J1 A Carnagoy said that the reduction of one teacher hampers the work and It was necessary to drop two studios In the departmental work Miss Emma Acker who has boot teacher In drawing and music has met Professor Cheeks classes In history civics and physiology Tho ab lance ot a man to have charge of tho boys on the grounds Is annoying U Superintendent Carnagey Prof W A Sugg IIs busy with classes and Is unable to be on the grounds at teresa The school board met Tuesday night but adjourned until next Tucsdu night No School ut VlilUirr- No school was hold In tho first grade of tho Whittier school today owing to the discovery of a second caso of diphtheria among the pupils The children were dismissed and tIn ichol officials Immediately began the proItendent Carnagoy that there would be no danger tomorrow and tho sea lIon w111 bo resumed Nevertheless the number ot cases ofdjplithoria and scarlet fever In tin ItfopUl UBS had a detrimental effect onvjhe attendance and It Is estimated tbStat Ileast onethird of the children aroTCarfrpm tho school In tho other ai opl buildings only a tow pupHa havebeen withdrawn I Political Felicitations lIxttma tt r Flther today received advice front Speaker Cannons private nmJorltYIQuIdPostmaster Fisher wired Notionall Chairman HltchcocTc who Is a person al1 friend of hie as follows Prank H Hitchcock New York Hoartleet congratulations You are the greatest ever FISHER Hitchcock replied yeeterday Frank M FVAer Paduoah Ky TbankB lot your congratalatfbfls IlJfqHCOQC L I Of BUSINESS BOOMS IN WHOLE NATION AFTER ELECTION Uailroads Waco Orders With Steel Hills and Factories jiJkauuio Operation k OrdcrsICoHtingcnt Upon Tafts fElection u IMMIGKANlS tRI COMING IN r New York Nov rpCst election business activity Is reported through out tho country Manufacture re are preparing to Oil big ordera The United States Steel company agreed to reduce tho prhoof steel rails fron 27 to 24a ttqn Railroads there orjdorsI burgh put on a full ferco for UIO flnt time In a year The American Nut and Dolt Works announced a 20 per cent Increase In wages Tho Clark Millend Thread Works lit Newark will begin operating full time Saturday Ten metal factories at Plalnileld N J will resume Mon lay Tuft HoUHxl Sonic St I ouls iSIo Nov GIO dec Hon of Taft has made good orders for fry goods from wholesale houses hero umpunting tto over a million dollars I I About half of these orders go to the American Print company Fall River somolweeks Ing dry goods men hero cstlmato that the orders to eastern houses within Iho next few days will run away up Into Uio millions as they haw been holding back in all lines through fear nf the demoralizing effect of a Brynn victory i j r Ktiniiilatea Etnigrat ion 110meNoTGThe election of William II Taft to the presidency has produced general satisfaction Tho dispatches announcing his success were at once communicated to King Victor Emmanuel tho pope anti the duke of Abruzzl Tho general opin ion 1a that MrTaflH election wIlt mean the continuous of stability and a revival of business In view of this belief marry thousand Italian laborers expect to emigrate to America Deep Waterway Bonds Chicago Nov GTho constitu tonal amendment allowing Illinois to Issue bonds to build the deep water way apparently Is carried 1 Chicago Party Coming Thirty members of tho Oljlcago Association ot Commerce w1U make Paducah a neighborly call next Mon day morning They will arrive at 7H5 oclock In the morning and leave at 13C p m for Fulton anJ in weeks tour through the south The delega Ion from Chicago iIs composed of business and professional men who convey kindly greetings of Chicago to their neighbors In the south The Commercial club will havo a commit tee to meet this dotagallon at the train and show thorn the city and a royal good time SHOP FORCE CUT DOWN FOR WINTER- SHORTBRS HOURS Following the usual custom the force of tile Illinois Cenlral railroad shops will be reduced 25 per cent to morrow morning and tile time re duced to eight hours a day The ore duction and layoff Is an annual ono and It has been expected for eomoj tIme Notice vas received late yes terday afternoon that beginning Fri day morning tho car machine and boiler departments would run eight hours a day instead of nine hours This morning Master Mechanic J II Nash announced that a reduction ot approximately 21 per cent would bo made which will meat that about 300 men will be thrown out of work There 4s plenty of work In the yards to keep Uio men busy as the short force last winter and flprlQig al lowed the repair work accumulate In tho round house on tho running repairs there will bo no decrease and tho department will continue to work ten hours a day The orders from Chicago do not make any explanation and all that th Jooftl official could do was to ejl olWthieM ij un jIUNrLJClCYIEI4EGtTIOtFlrst D y tocowl A Q Stanley D Third t Y Tlionm II- 1ourtli y IUH Jotiiison ID- OTIftli KwaRcr Hlicrlcy IU Slxtl lo Ithlnock D- ificvcnlli Campbell Cniitrill D Eighth harvey Helm ID Ninth 1 n Itciiiutt It Tenth John IIngloy R- gKlevenlliD p lKuwnnb It U sunji DEMOCRATS SEEK HOMINATIONFOR FOUR YEARS HENCE I St Paul Nov The reelection of Governor Johnson for 21 lit thIrd lertn IB probablo nOd the removallof Bryan as a presidential possibility caused Johnsons friends to stat his boom for 1912 They bellevo the Democrats will flock io Johnsons standard at the next convention Ciilbcrisons Friciitls forscrntlc nomination In 1912 Is started Friends are determined to push him at tho next convention DREW STARRETT BROUGHT HOME FOR TREATMENT- Mr Drew Starrctt who was stab bed In the left arm and back several times last Saturday In a light al Blylhevllle Ark was brought to this city today and taken to the home of his brother 3Ir George Starzett 342 Ashbrook avenue Mechanlc burg Mr Starrett who Is 28 years old Is In a serious condition MoreeCnrtisI Jiiry Out Now York Nov 57Tbe Morse Curtis Jury whcb rctlrediast night Is dill out at 2 oclock ancTil fIs be lieved It has nol ncrced r V 5 Greek Invokes Law Will Orcek a ipop oornand peanut vendor appealed to Moglstratp Emery tills morning to assist him In recovor Ing a ipush cart that had tfotfn stolon from him by another Greek and diip IMX to Indianapolis The machine had been hipped o Greek from Chi cago and tho bill of jading stolen by someone who reshipped thu lIrt An order was granted ordering Ihe rail road company lo return the property here 1 CUSTODIAN OF COURT HOUSE IS WANTED BY COURT The selectiOn of a custodian of the court houso and manager ot tho county t heat and light plant was deferred by the fiscal court In adjourned see sion today on account of the absence from tho city of Jailer Eaker It is hoped that an arrangement will be mado with the Jailor to 4ako tho place as heretofore The elel n of n cus lodlan Is mado neccsenry under aQ act of the last general assembly which gives the fiscal1 courts of coun ties In which hero nri first anti sec ond class cities control pf tho county court house and the power tto elect a custodian Aside from tho regular routine buslnees the court rescinded tho or der that tho tayne road bo graveled this fall because of a misunderstand ing between WS Gholson the con tractor and Uio owner of tho gravel pit whore the gravel was Jto have boon procured A now contract for gravel could not be obtained and the work done beforo winter eo tho or der was rescinded Tho court Tainted contracts mado with W Li layno to gravel one mile and a half of tire Potter shop road at 6 cents a foot and with Henry Scheer to gravel the samo distance of tho lovclacovllle and FJorenco sta Ion road at the samo firn Town 70100 for Tuft Des Molnqs Nov GIoo com plete returns indicate that Tafls plu rality In Iowa exceeds 70000 about 6000 moro than given McKinley In 189C an mOre than the normal nc publican plural- ItyChicago Market Dec High Low Close Wheat 100 90 09 TS Corn Cifc 61 611 Oats v Uyt 47 47 X Pror 14a2H 1477 H b19fli Oct High lAw Close Lard ftff- Rlb t 937H 540 fsitf S4W 853 1tJ TAFT CARRIES MISSOURI BY SMALL MAJORITYHADLEY SCORES SWEEPING VICTORY Other State Offices in Doubt and Stone Defeats Folk in Senatorial Primary I HARMON ELECTED GOVERNOR OF OHIO BUT THE LEGISLATURE WILL NAME REPUBLICAN SENATOR J Remainder oi Stale Ticket is Republican Liberal Elementl in Cities Defeated Harris in Revenge I St Louis Nov Gny latest returns Taft apparently carried Mleeourl With 18 counties out ho has a lead of nearly 100 Other counties nra expected to Increase this plurality Hadley Is elected governor by between 15000 and 3000c Both sides claim the Test of the state ticket Re publicans have the better cljanco The legislature 4s In doubt Democratic probably by small majority on joint ballotS nol0a48 Folk Jiy 1600 for the Democratic senatorial nomination McKInley leads Kerens 13 MMi The retuJns today are BO meager they are not being tabulated and neither Bryan nor Taft will have a thousand majority Tho official count may be needed The Democrats claim ten In tho legislature and the Re publicans admit eight Stono and McKinley arc winners In the senatorial primary Boohcr Democrat wins In tho Fourth congressional district Rrrmbllcan Senator In Ohio 5 ronceddioticket Js Roimbllcan Tho 1 legislature Is safely Republican The liberal element defeated Harris who signed tho local option bill Tho regular session of the legislature meets In January 1910 Forakera term expires In March 1909 Republicans are planning having Governor Harris call a special session the coming January to elect Forakers euccceeor so lIar mon cannot appoint him J ImWmTun6 Wheeling Nov 1Tho latest returns Indicate TaUn majority iri WcstVlrguila Is over 20000 I II Tho Result In Illinois f lWFlM T Springfield Nov llAlniost tho full figures arq In and show Dee neb majojrlty ls 20000 Tails llit about IMOOO J HTuft lAads In Maryland fJTIi Baltimore tlpv GLatest returns show Taft pUIJrleadingr In Maryland bY tThJl o Jal countIsbEnnind IIboiCtIr tg Ls 5 rian1oooo lit Kentucky 4 LoulsvUlo Ky Nov5SpeclalNo mews was received front the stale this morning tp change the vote In Kentucky Bryans majority Is a little over 10000 and Uioro Is no doubt nbout Bennett and langley Warner W11I5IDetroit Nov cally complete Indicate that Warner Republican won by 10lOOI= Change III North Dakoln Fargo ND NoV 64Atest returns Indicate a change In tho esti mated outcome Johnson Republi can apparently overcomes Burkes Democrat lead for governor It probably will require tho official count Taft by 130 Votes Baltimore Mr lov5The political pendulum has swung once more and on the taco of unofficial returns Taft has carried Maryland by 13G votes Every precinct In tho state has been heard Iron and from but about a dozen tho full figures on Taft and Bryan have been received t From the others have coino as stated the phi ralities for ono or the other as figured by tho local correspondents Using these figures Tafts vote iIn state and city combined Is 111258 and Bryans 111117 In the city with all tho precincts reported on Taft tins 0 882 and Bryan 40082 giving the city to the former by Just 1800 But hero again Uio official count may change the apparent result VhlIo the Maryland dcfrsrcllon In congress remains unchanged In polit ical complexion It Is changed In per sonnol Kronmlller Repl replaces Wolf Dem In the Third district nOd Covington Dem succeeds Jack Rep In tho First Nebraska Democratic Lincoln NCb NoV llTbo res turns are sufficiently definite to eon firm and emphasize tho first report that the Democrats liavo made a sweeping victory In Nebraska Bryan will have a plurality of not less titan 10000 and Shellcnborgor Democrat for governor and tho balance of the Democratic ticket about tho same At least four or probably live of Ne braskas six congressmen are Democratic only tine Republican HlnsUaw In the Fourth district Tbeing assured of escaping defeat Tho greatest surprise Is tho over whelming majority the Democrats Will have in the legislature Of tho 133 senators and representatives elected only IS aro Republicans llryuii Llltnt Xcbnuu RVtUU While not caring to discuss at this tIme thp political effect bi le Derao crnllc victory In his Ilietse Ittawor analytic the causes Bryan In o formal talk to a number of friends whp called on him expressed pleal url at tthe result In Nobra ka and thin satlB faction It afforded him to learn of tht oectlon of so many of his political C r it ada- My heart has never been set on holdltkrofflc ti ii eaIItbut Iwaat- Ie4toid oeertafwottit aDd It Joked I j J7f aa though the presidency might offer opportunity to do that work il am sure that Jnyprlvnto Ufa 1 can havo a chance to do somothlng- Personalty r I thall flpd nIP muph joy 4n l eJng out of office It tbd re1 turns show I tnust be os I would be In office 1l hopo stilt to bo of Influ once to bring about needed reforms i West Virginia for Taft Parkorsburg Wa Nov 5 A plurality or about 4 600 for Ghisa cock Republtcari carsdidat for goner nor was practically conceded at Dem ocratic state headquarters at 9 p m based on reports resetted from 3 counties in the state teaetbewIth es timated pluralities for the remaining 1C counties The lieadquarters at 930 pm had been rII erted by sU the members ut the state commute Johnson is Reelected St Paul Minn NOv 5rBased oM the returnfrom half tko state indi cations aro that Governor Johnson will havo a majority of at least 25000 Plan to Name Republican Columbus 0 Nov GThe lee tlon of a Republican to succeed For alter to the s natllis assured by the returns Indicating that the Republi cans barb carried the general assem bly by a substantial joint majority Tire plan to havo Democratic goVv ornorclcct harmon nemo ij senator to serve froratho expiration of For nkcra term In Marchnext until regular session of tho assembly will bs bold was upset when It was disclosed that tho Republican plan is to ask Governor Harris to call a special sea sion before Harmons term begins for tho selection of Furakora site cessor This could be called eo the term ot the legislature can begin January 1 ten days before that ot thlll new governor A ItAdicfll flange k IlidlanapQI I IndNov 5 The radicall change In JIndianas tvprcjyn latlorihJljSQi iiatlOnal tiouj waff tho mf411 rlkjKfealuro of the elcct6n Tho Jatat unofficial returns iglvo iho DcillioctaCkeeven wombats anti tlte RcpnWfcans two a gain of seyen for the Democrats- Ttitt arrtedltjw state by shiest 80BO Thornas HJ Marshall anti tbfe cniiro Dcmocrallcr state ticket will probably bo ttftWby 15e t TM3 legislature WfIIIi iN balily be Dfino cratie succe e M nator hibeu way will beaItas In this coaaocw lion the seIne ieCJika W Kwn If PlentlQBe iI Republicari State diilrman Qoodi rich admitted that the Republicans lack two votes of having a mivipiltj Ion jointI ballot Three 4ltrlctsve lUttll wtthilj but favprAt Dmo- eraI i i tttTgLI t tLL fA iero THE PADUOAH EVENING Y SUNr11rltunsn4r xovz lmnJ r o S 7I Iroest I Color the Hair Qes ors DandruffAYERS HAIR VIGOR News of Theatres i Jliiinan Hearts Human Hearts tho melodra lc euccOsa announced at tho Ken ky matlneo1 and night Saturday ptaygoerdealss e rt Interest from beginning tto end m Logan an honest young black iith in tho Arkansas hIKs tails In o with und marries n reformedI aildcnco woman Tlio dull country o soon palls on her Sho accldently meta tier former lover and pal thout any just causo they conspire gether to ruin Tom and kill him if ccssary Tho woman calls him K Ilillo her accomplice conceals him r JJf Tim father of Torn respondm- id b Is mistaken for tho young black hull He in fatally stabbed by thot Iinbuehed man Tom coming uut tt- e to where his father laI is accused y tho adventuress and her pal of 40 murder He Is finally bcnlcnccd i that charge But lily friends ultl uatcly establish ble Innocence midi ho is released Itetrlbutlon overtakes ids villainous and murderous accus irs No play of 1U kind ixissegscs a ctrpnger plot or moro sensational In cidents Tho serious clement iis mingled with comedy forming combination that never falls to touch C h rysaa 1 hemulJs In Cut Blooms t from 50c to 300I per dozen Also in Pot Plaits Cut Roses Carnations Dutch Bulbs New lot ofmetal designs just re ceived Telephone yourII I wants to I SCHMAUSII BROTHERS B0UiIlMKs192 I NOTICE toII SHIPPERS J The latenfato Commerce Cnim15llon minircs all daagcroiw- packagos to be labeled tbo ruling having taken effect October 15 THE JUNhAS a largo stock bf the following labels to sell InfliunBiablc Intlanu alhpLiquid Special Ffroworks Acid Cola iiun FIreworks AraiuuafUou Phones Old 358n Now j slip All the patent medicines and toilet articled advertised in this atlMcPkersialeStore Fourth nnd Broadway DR W V OWEN Dentist Office ROma 2 nod 3 Truehart muINn BulKltuj III 020 a1 1JItwayjj CK Milam I Dentist 529 k13JJ1 Old Phre9 o JohpsonEar f Nl ale313- salIr a a reaponslvo chord in tho hearts ofI playgoer Florence Gear In AlanTliiK Mary The cast euuporUng Florence Gear In tarrying Mary tho Ifuart must cal play which will bo teen at the Kentucky Xoyombor 10 first musicalt show of seabn 18111 complete as could Iw wished for even for n play that demands aa much as does tilt play with music lor not only must the leading persons In tho drama bo excellent comedian but thoyi must be possessed of extraordinarily goon singing voices as welt and to Jules Mtirry lain makes the production searched high and low In order to fill each dart with an exactly fitting actor and singer Harry U Koadio has been cast for the part of Willie DrinCwater Marrying durya third matrimonial venture Dwight Wil hams who sang tho lending role ot Prlnco Daullo Jn the Chicago coin pany of the Merry Widow lant wi sou hoi the part of Oinwby Kuljwp per rarH into lover Ed Metcalfe tho famous Lasso formerly of the Bostoulans songs tho role of tho dashing Col Henry Clay ulpclllJe and to Jules Cluzcltl ono of the most famous imperiionatoro of French characters on the American stage Is given tho muHlc of the Froucli hotel keeper Monsieur Archambcnu Tile Her Thorley Tlirockmorton tins sonic delightful songs with chorus accoih panlnicnt mad this phrtthe merry rector of rtio fashionables at Newport will bo played by Augustus Oil14 ettl and Btssle irnlinni plays the part of the pert little French maid FJurette To Insure perfection of Tie tal Mr MUTT has engaged J fMiller for musical director umte whose able supervision every musical detail hug been worked out last but not least tho chorus fa special feature of tho production was select ed for Its beauty Its ttunefulness and Its ability to dance Black rattta Tho J lack PattI Troubadour are the most exclusive and famous of nil froAmerican organizations iu the amusement world Sisslerotta Jones tho diva of her race unequalled whose unquestioned art and beautiful volco have watt for her a unique place lu tho world of rang has bur rounded herself witha troupe of sweet voiced Troubadours of her acpdarks comedians with the gUt of fun Inborn buck armed wing dancers cahewalkenJ and every typo of pigeonwingers extant clever Jug glcrs and vaudevlllo artists of dusky kln all contrlbutlQg to a program extraordinary variety They will sr at the Kentucky November ii I Do you sell postage stamps here young man queried tho old lady No maam answered tho Junior drug clerk Wo Just glvo cm away at co vChicago Dally News Only Ono BROMO QUININE that Is LaX tive Rronio OuIItkie I Cores a Cold In Ono D v n le 3 nay SATURDAY November Matinee and Night Prices Matinee25c Night 25c35c 56c 75c- SaatSaIeFndayJ n m MONDAY Novelbor gIPrices 25c 35c 50c 75c 11- Bfllo opens IJatntduy nt 0 a iu TU BSD r ftjtlll1ni t 1 10One Night Only 01 iir Ytrr1- JUChSl ja Hro l3I iaflOc Ic Soc t Stjo Opens Monday 9 a In i FINE FOOTBALL i GAME YESTERDAY Only ScoreelVas Made on Sato ittyllay ChIt S Checker and WliLst Club Ik j teals the Union tStlvviwIty l Team obl1x AM iFAST WOUK IIOXH WJtli a deploy of ROOtf speed and material Mrensthorilhs qf the line and kick rieldI the Chess Chccftir anti V Iiiet gridiron warriors won from lei ltY16ri to 0 Tin game was the f v est and alennest played on the Padutnh grillI rfn this Mar Time was nut tikon ijH uW and there wns not uiu qnali btu among the phi ere to dUgutt the ilillelruli coss ono mlnutv uiul nlppnt In the bud the next IJoth teoniB lint geed player and both teams madel h mod plays altlnnigh time bull was In ji n session of tho chvm team mars oft n Nothing was Ueking to make the Fume one wf the bust of the season The tennis were nearly even In weight both trained to the Minute and full of confidence The w ather was cool riioiiglrto put uplrl In the players and tea excitement kopt the I windfromand the team defending the north goal had fin advantage Both eloveii mad frequent use of looting the baill to get out of tight places Ward the Unlou punter proved a ureic accurate bootcr than St John far the Chess team Wards punts rived his enln Ecveral times ns the ball went low and for good distances The only score was made near tho middle of tho first halt The Chen tears had lmshea tho UtUon team oI0llIliwerOjoncorner UnIoit unlvonity had the ball IInllIHtknocked him over hid own goal for a safety CapUiu Sights lies recovered frinn il19 Injured shoulder and wait In the game for the first Wino life season lplaying right malt and his plmliiR made many gains Fisher wts shovel In right tackle and lie tore up Ums line frequently and made life only score besides earring the ball well St John played his usual Rood game and inado good gains through tilt IInl sad around the end He load III luck with Jtid punts on revcal went out of bounds Shannon in fullback rourlKteut ground gainer and hit tileI tine hard Dagby and Elliott nt ends did good work and tackled well and ron down puns Cope In quar A everyr9 I AT THE KENTUCKY I 7 AY- November W E Ntnkevillcs Picture CJtlc Melodrama HUMAN HEARTS A Heroic Pathetic Drama of real life among Arkansas hills Universally Indorsed By the Preis One Nightt ai Onlyjj MRS + TEMPLES TELEGRAM I JULESMUflRY I oF PRE5EoNiTSII EARii INl THK i HLRR tNr tII- Jy i tnhUltorejl4yle r l I tcr played an excellent game Ito rnti Uio team Mtell but hItt dodgliiK was o fcntpr sad Jio pulled tho team out of Dcvornl tight holes Tim lIntlty Iliijrn Fop tlfo uniVurslty players lloonc IUd etoltir work IhVluIt tackle lu t tIlHail i Cards puntlnswRda ftatniv of the tune iulerjfpu eau I Yard lad lough luck In s Uluj away for Bains and frcqn itlwth6y wore Oroinwilflnd their tracks behind tho line Captain Johnson ut center 1il1 iycd a creditable bang Ctiptaln Johnson chose to defend tlio north KpaVtakliifi adwnlago of the wind Anderson for ItHoii Unl Vtfrelty kickedoff1 to Sights wlio ad vanced It vovvral yards before he wnsj IrupiKtlt St John curried tho oatllmniKli tho lino for n gain Slglfl s Tppeatod the trick Sliminoif bucked the lino for n gain and st j John was given time plgikm for a w4dt lend mm in which netted li yard around right end SlghtH made a pain around left end but 0 C W was nrt1JSfthe fGall was given to Union Anderson wul clbwiKul bcliind time hut and Ward failed to make over a yard Ward pulted to UM who by IWQd dOtlglllJ tan the bate week five yards with tbo hall tin r11 hJC1I- IIlIltd up and Khunnuii lM + d tmniBli tho ling for n1 gain amid splits innnli l11 tlw line for a gain swnvftiK fro n line bucks Sights threw a pretty forward 1pass to Jo mot for A pii of 12 yards before RHloH WM draBRnl I IIPldIt a I The Chest firm Wa within 2o yard of the Union gull acid there were rf- ttheated calls for I tourhtlown Sf John Balued wfitfo Khher plowed I through tlio line for flirt yards flotli Slinnnoii read r Jomf mode niiiHll 111IxI1Ilhl a tntLainand Fisher foHorttxl withi llv yards St Johirhiade another six yards but the ball went over to Union on downs I Andertoir watt inaiRyd the JaM and I I tarrjhimThe ball was kicked out but a rur wurd irasB to lKlllott was nilfuM Mild C C Wv wah pefcajlzed lii Anltll Hasby was offside and another th JohnImuledI ririona ball poor the mlddNr of the fluid AndiTfoii wai dropped before ho ularted and Union puiiied IhiKby- K tthiR the ball Uatb failed to nniJlhei around left end fur a dJSI John punted but tho wind caroled It back nndQape taught time ball Vailing to bnlllJonri1llrlost because of n good tackle UakrII llotl Tho halt was over with tho ball fifteen yards of the Union goal I IIU Kecoml Half puttinI placedlufromillgame SJJbts kicked oft to Thous pr but wits dropped after a few elope HOUZIT took tho oval for tin end run and mane a small gain llouner buck Id UK line for a yard Andenon punted and Sights returned the ball Sights carried limo ball around leftond for ethtevn nil hymn Hlinnnoii mada small gain St Johu went through for two yards and Sights four but th ball wim lost ou dowim Union took tht bull but Houwr lint on an und in ii Union was forced to puut aud Cope caught the ban St John Fisher ami Flights matte gains on line plays n quick auccetwton and Hlwn lion placed till hall In slue foot of tits val Cull for a1 toniAiddwrt were made but the ball was dtupircd bl ropx stud It Was luivlma ball tu ou punted uut of dalig r to 1IvIlloU Cope trivl quarter tack run but the I niou players broke through Cop neatly dodged three tucklord nnd mage a slight gain after a lots twined certain SlghtB made a minor gain ou u long run and a forward pate to 1Bllloit tailed The Chess team wao compelled to punt but Elliott fell on tin ball On a near fako kick Calve teas given a forward pas for a gain of live yanks CtWISt John was thro yii for a In twlw in Mitiextiloir by Boone leaving through time line llottr teuuiH 4X changed pouts amid the milt wont no ho C C dr1f Copo fnmbjed but Ml ou tlio lealher rugbywoof around the end but tho ball went to UnlonUattlnon u fajco kick made a long puss buCfit lilt limo groiind and the penalty yrui given IJotlf hunts re Korled to IAintliif and time gamut end ed galaThetPd W tUnion- iilllottl IUJ 1rrticottt Filler UT ijakoi- JliiodA ItO KnufTuiun Slughetou U Jolintpii Trucheart Lil Martin Illugbet iJt PfJJ J1P6U QfVlnCOJlcI Sights flittiara St John LH t Anderson rlarmurTheTlgrett umpire Rlcko and Callalian mokcepcrg Jones fiCad linesman The Union University team arrived yesterday afternoon pi 11u oclock arid left this morlilnkfoT Jackson Tcnn nt 7GO oclock Ono halt of time Trcnjld Nett along because thqolher bilt art1 to r y V u Jt 1 iii t Jj j I From a 500000 Bakery Picture in your minda 500000 bakery with white tile Qvens With all the baking rooms oil the TOP floor flooded with sunlight and pure air i r t 4 Can you iimagine any but the ctispest the purest tfie daintiest biscuit ICOlnJng from stteh a Bafey astBaGH EVRm KRISP BISCUlTr5c flIt iiilmn IIK KlKliletl In nnartlcie in County Mfo InI America on Kuima pigs rabblm fnmy miN describing a breedlnKj lobby that has sprung up three yeara In this1 country Mr Claude II MKIer Inoidentally clears the fair name of Imprmsdonst GulnM pigs he says are ta J aro1butnnnif Is n m normei ucv theThllrII miltlier pigs tier nattr of Ontn n tWJr oilgin piobai tig Humh H 555 arc made in that iteryOOQU Spent to improve their Duality yett not an extra cent of cost to you I EVR KR1SP 1315CUITat yotff grocers inmoisturcprooftripley scnfctl packages 5 edits V Simply riskA nickel to try them 1 Tfian let the hiscuits them Cr selves Jy their taste their ticiijpl better than all other biscuits Sec HovY many you get ifor S centsr newalwngei5cuitED w t M ST LOUIS c Aincika In spite of u llOllUlnrJturuff oiou book on the nmorf popuUtr ImproMlon gulnek 111111 are not very prolific usually britUUiK trot twitw or three times al year wttli hoot ose to three in a Itttor I I I my1 i es from tht tomiJhartanmo that your liver Iis affected Kxttixc 111 f doctor the patient rRneri eJ but my right cyo Is a lint one l NATURES CURE RHEUMATISM I The conditions and causes which produce Rheumatism nil suggest a healthful vegetable remedy as the surest mid safest cart The disease ie brought about by the accnmuhaUon of uric acid an Irritatingllinprottldu property in the blood This causes a weakening nail souring of the circula tion which then becomes unfit for nourishing the body while the dejKults of uric acid in the ncrvw muscles joints and bones produce the pain and agony of Rheumatism To treat the trouMc with medicines containing potash j or oilier strong minerals is simply adding another poison to the already weak diseased bloodl vitality l In the end making n ph nn1creckofthestiffener The one suit andonly cure for nlveuntathmmi In 8 S S It is natures remedy for this diseaseI made cnluily from healthful vegetable Ingredients xtracted1 from the roots herds and barks of the forest and fields S S S goes down into the bloodaBU removes every truce of the cause of Rheumatism cleanses and purifies the circulation and restores health and comfort to those who are suffering from this painful disease There is but one way to be sure you nre not dosing your jiystetn with mineral mediciues nnd that Is to take S S S hook on khenmatism and any medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA OA J- III UUlIltIl11h In tuo DWrtol Court of till tlnltrj States for the Western District i Kentucky In tho matter of Bunk Perry u bankruptOn 4th day of November A D 1008 on eonelderlnj time jietltloii of the ttfomnld bankrupt for die riiarxe filet ua time 2nd day of No vember A I 1908 It U ordorjnl b the Court that a hrartuc ho liaituuou the same on tits HttoI day of NDrtni her A D 1gsy bcfoRj iftjaOoiIHv pi Ijottimllo wild dMtrogJut JJJQ o took in the fore noon or us sear hereto an practlcoblunmt that sock thereof br iub1UliM vile time lu The IaducnUi Sun a tioMVpniwr prluted IIr mfUf district and that all known anal torn ant illirr JKITKHM tn IMtrvit may mesa at sold time suit pJnn nuLl Uio v cause It any thoy have thy lhouptnyororlimo aldv tlonovd fliould not be granted i VVifneM tho HoBorablp WoMotBr has Judge of sold Court and Iko owl thiTrof nt 1adueoh In said DfetrJfet on tho 4th day of November 1n19118- J It IlItYBAR Ctork The Errtilax Bawtoo a Week SAM IM 911 AM 91 SilOI 9 AT HAM IUICIi- At tho Now York j3Iioo Repairing o1 Wo alto do neat repair work at mo- lopc t prices Dont fort time ptaoo- MI KIKlV HOW IT MIGHT HAPPEN Vr I f i ifdriversi1 cross street and across the tracks A driver was asked once what he did all day Sometimes I151t onthe seat and think he said and sometimes I1justSIT Caution ybtlr driver to think and listen and lookft and go slow when lie comes out of a cross street to go over the car trackslr t There would be no excuse fOil you if you read this tothet 4 THe PADUCAH TRACTION CO Incorporated CONtiJhtJIJOH by l dos J A liYcllawS f w 3 THE LVUrda TT I It rr Ytr nl k j w e Prices of Mens Boys and Little Gents Shoes Way B low Par deducing Stocksi t 125 Little Gluts Shoes It r sett d Wl- cllGO Mens1 IJoysrandLittle Cents Shoes at a J ajU Qta0 I 2001fonagndlloyaShoeaatJo + + 13S- 2BO ilea8 and Ityys Shoes at 4 rf jjlhf 3- ISOO Mens and hots Shoes at i i 215 tj00 qualities at r r 205 I llroadwny Womens Childrens Reducing SOcJQrnotrtY We tead9ur 6th Friday argaior This AA store isnolonly filledwith but lots broken assortments and ends of of the best merchandise accumulates in every one oyur departments we sacrifice such things It keeps our decks clear and makesjfriends for Tomorrows sale represents just such priced on a that makes it to everybodyrs interest to beSere 4k J 1 1 Childrens Ribbed Hose A broken lot of email had 5 9 z- It nnltc In lipkrloti tfor25cn A biokvn lot In sizes 7 and 7 4 In four pair lots at JSc v A broken lotMnpizts jB JV4 1 9 9 r A 3 pair Iota at SfSo At lie each Urokcn Ilot of Union Suits for children a 4aiid 5 years jild wore made to cell1 at nfocb At 47c ea hLt Vonicss 1 c litavy flat lleeoed Yells At Sic each Uroken lot of Ladles iiI IIIMXT fl eto tined Jersey ribbed Yenta and Pants that havd been bQc- a B nnont t At DC a ynrdIot yard wIde tort finished b achd Musllh At OUc a yard the bCstr Apron jlngbams made At GH o a yard b okcnlIWB of Dreit aingiiamt that have been lOc Red 11 4c a yard At ic a yard broken lot Dress Gingham und Outing Flnnnvl At 7 4cn rollA sjiecla Friday offlng of Quilt Cotton ttil SERfiNO PAYNE AllAIIlMAN OP IIUlHK WAYS AXI MINS COMSIITTKK i 11911 llnVmlluni poll lie MiiiHlliUlf y of SIrilrllr Kill e1t- Scx1ot 05TitoAuburn N Y oleo tint of StoM B Payne chairman of the trks and nwitM committee in the hwno of representative means that lit ayere Will organize the tartff Mjptk of the next qlIt atilt will in Tim ituAi OVISU i The Anrlcnt Stalp lcTPr Theory lx pltMic1 dadrufftt one time was attrlbut o4 to the result of a fevertnh eondl- ttpnt of the scalp which throw oft the drMd cuticle in icale Professor Unna Hamburg Oer rrlany noteil authority on skin dir aloe cxplodos this theory and say I diseaseyrhla fo Ijio dandrUff and for so many bold heads It can be cured If It I g gon about In the right way Tho right liT of course and tho only way III lolctU the germ- Jfewbroa Horplcldo does this and- permits the hair to grow luxuriantly just as nature Intended It xbouM I Sold by lending druggists Iwo sftel COc und 100 bottle Send 1 Oc lr tamps for sample to Tho llorplcid Co Detroit Mlchn W Walkc COi Special Agents = II Erjday Specials in the Cloth ing Department- At lV4c a uarment Hrokfln lot Mens Knit Undetililrtr and Drawqra At bile each Saniple lot MensI I hud Boy Winter gaps t1- lt 3Sc eacii Sample lot glensr l0c Celts At Sic n atrlLIlrgken tot Boy- slk9 Butter Drown nitsI IOnstJnlpnI At 9Sc ea hMJJoken lot Mcnjp l i 2 all wool Sweaters At 170eachBroken lot BoyarI Bt 11 Sweatenii e V J At CSC Childirtna all wool knit Jackets that have been a dollars For ngeB 2 to 5 years A List ol Economies Just 1C 23e a pas pair Lad pa- rc AlueJn Drawers hat Is 75s worth Friday for GOo Dont try to buy all of them lem some for the neighbors pq7 1 trottui4hG a lat tlLr IUnit Through4 uutythor OMRtPislonol reecM bii has b ea gHier cgtaforraaUon to lay bo tiers the ways and means committee wiion eovttcs1a reaafcihbJc airI 1I Pyp BM treenlu congtei almost ccnVtfuouiJy or the IuttwenlrfOUr- rearlI Ilo weod6d to tfifc important llulrlllBItI hilI of the wnfe and means I coinmttrgo on tho death of Mr DlnI Icy At Malnje author of the present tlnjley MlrrlitWt j Try Kodol today on our guarantee Take It for a Httlo while as that 1If all you will need to ako Kodol dlj goats what you eat and makes the tr stomteii sweet It fs told by all l druggists r YIIIB AXD IKXXSY t- i1QII roYrlktblr HONORS tI Aid still you cant toll sure for mtin whos the champion In foot ball Moro and mote however tin seems to point to Ponusy and Nape ni the conMndors for 4ho honors Hut you never can bo sure till the re turns are all In Sot one of the big six out ran has yet beets beaten but all have Nan tied except Yale which has been playing nothing but easy games this cocoon with the exception of the West Point game The result Sot t Hi day urulclied n whole lot of oom- IjPAr1Ith10110 to the effect that Har ate not at the tlI prevent stage of the gridiron scaton i the equals of Yale and Pcnniy III Princeton had a nip and tuck strug gle with the caJeJLs at Wesf Point jjand When It was all over neither side bad been able to score When Yale tackled the cadets three weeks be fore the roldtcr iadsj were trimmed 0 5 to 0 That doesnt mean by any r means that Old EM has a cinch on the game with Prlncetoii two weeks r t Third Btrfrt Just Off x The for v 1 r Friday Millinery Bargains JA large lot of Satin Vhet atdk IblI J IfataIn aU the itew siapes and f ti colors at bargain prices frtlst l flats usually sold tfor 125 1 At 125 clW IIlfJlj dfncSilk 10nvolvthio1s In lurieslzwJ usual prtco arodnd town I to J2r26w r- At IiO1ch ono hundred hats placed on a Job oounttr tamed JiO JU at nfl kinds of print Qoutt4o VngaqA grat rorhCrit vfydlduble Wings In bik white and ftjtor on tpecla tale ii day at 21c Fancy Feathers Hundred of t 1 A Radical Division in Price 5 1 515 Coats Some fifty flee Coot liiregfolre rtywat 10 FrlAy Ju adIr fltf c lioufcc but tt god tor Miouswhleh t oval Brown fiiurdiy by a 0 to 3t 4 essJelps Ito glvo n fine 09 thef tin oHinfoii eleron for Porftaty did not have much troubleI hl waltoiluR Ijrown t vflwoeka b Cif IJsi d1 sto o store Yale will laskfq Drdwn next SatiirJaj aDd Wen tliorc wH bo more available dop- eThnCerHseNavy game Saturday I won by the redskins 1C to G also fiirnlehsd a good HBO by which to figure tho relative tironjth of Penney II Yet Hlbd011i ere ke 1111 fernlhed li tin UrowH game iriiH In PenUSyl vanlaB favor sin Harvard nlways claims that its tuiDlHjr I all directed to tits YaloHarvaid game at the ond nhtnottlon and that its team never Slews lit true form till that contest hut as to Vale and Penney theres qnlf the most loundabout and ungat Isfa lOry fine of dope on which to base nay compa con Rid it would bo unjust therefo e to pass any tort judgment en tljolr rospuctlv I best in the country It xVoutdbo the CarlIs2o Iwlac hut they are not a I otiose teas and thby canfbe i counted at champlcinanny more than Include one the athleticjou could tjf rub elevens 4n various parts of the Country Out WPSU Ithe ChlcagoMlniuFota nteit IPIrttin an gnexpecteVy- asy walkover tttrl Chicago and Mlchl I r WJw And if you flieda wagon now or will need one soon you are very apt to own one of these before December 1st for never have you been offered such prices as we are making during this great FACTORY COST SALE OF FISH AND WAGONS Department Store Thrifty People lines gashLot Womens Friday h fi Kid Glove Bargains x irt n fengtiiB not all nor aft r r Pnvrth151 tol IIlloU for 7gt pair t l At s4i1 JlalrLot 2 taRPI KId tfClorc al4 zes colors in grgea- epavy tapet t ro11 and blackl usuali sod Kr Hldahair i ii At fix lmlrLot SuTdo Liee- rwJlsk LItne rv At S9 d pairLot SwUo Lies 1 nnd ccjr 6k Gloves nnul to tell at j75C At IGG Ipt w v Hy Beltsinade to Toil1 et 2jBo to 85o caoli J i l t- JAt uk a palrlligt lot tnetor rhQt1J ehndren J Vt- J 0Women t S Dircctoire SuitsU MnrvdJou vahiw on grufta at I 17 12115 1550 225P and 20- Lillle Women and Junior Suits On 91Kcla sale at tI 11 1298 ad s 15 each i ELECT ON OARD j n sIj 1VILl 0111A5S lIU CttXS OF TlIFl tIrlY AND GOlXTY jih 9Ipttll1rAt fir nS1ill lta 1 eylj to till urreseful Oncv SIIIlIr dayt Sheriff John W Ogllyte and R 1 Harbor anj V11I Parley flection com mBeioners will meet Friday to can rsg the returns In tlr0 regular sicr tjon Abort ono days time will he oft dehl to determine the exact repnt wjfim cortlllcateg of election wKl Le tlotted T DdWItts Kidney and liladder Pills arp unequaled In cares pf weak bark backache Innammatlon of the bladder rheumatlo pains Antiseptic and pet promptly Sold by all druggists lLHTlml CSIlml S1Iis iiiun txl ixxi OAK Dr J W Bltckard pjoskllnu cider of tho Paducah diitgct MstliDdlsf churches held the foal unrlery con ference for tho year atJUine Oak rot today The char e niado a flue showing their reports The Rev 0 T Sullivan pastor ot the Broadway Methodist churchvpr ached the sermon at th9 mornlag hour Parishioner is little horse for I herh yon procia as nightNew Minister You didnt har much I fancy Thaz what I thought myelf P k MeUp 0 Prices of Misses and Shoes Way Below Par StocliSII105 Childrens and M UucIsbCrtfl c a i 71c 9126 Childrens and Mlms 8hoJvat oat JlSO 200 Womens and Mlesea ShoeMt i fit jjico 260 Womens shoes at 101- J300 Admens Shoos at Jit = IL 400 yoniens Shoes ati S05 Feastbargains odd of use lots basis 1 SatinIlnts nitline thahvalue WIl1certaJw aateprlncetonlg tiedII of nn10anllWQro ttrncUonI uplt jldkarr in liquor iExtraordinary Skirt Barge ins At lf2 IieadnLot tomOna 5 Skirt 1 di p At tt ouchrat Wom6n JjJ30 and 7SO Skirts At iiheach Ix t AVoratnt 100 merc rizd lustrous black P tUooats At liSt oathLot Womonfl heavy motcpriztd btte 1PalMern a to colt at lire y e A71ealtlLQt Wlmns Silk Gjneiftm Aateta made to son for tlfO tind 5200 each v JiAt 375 oaehLot blaok Silk Petticoats richly worth GOo v c Childrens Coats At 3 75 oath Iot childrens fine White Bearskin Coats that Laic been U 00 oaclit t Our Coat Suit Department Flings wide thedoor of opportunl ttas Inlay 24 Suits at 70 io 10 worth double n frhuiidi iuul The oldest rnStrologers vand tho youngest astronqmore are unablo to laoroant or tIbe nnazlng edtrclty of ihnadc ad lightning this season Tlius tarand It Ii nearng mldsum glorwe have haUonly two good t ldtin thunder torms accompanied land raged onbthin lightning The grandest ond known to man i 1bl that of the nrtl cry of bfaven cut jvI SPECIAL TII i L LVALUE I Ar15We arc offer r iug in a wide range of colors in some off the very llatest 8tyles and in any length yourmay de- r r suet aa a1 length off top coat arc in thisv season This is an ex ceptionally good value at t Fifteen Dollars I IdaI hope of relief J tideadl I llko to hear the rotten roll as of fat beer kegs bouncing over the clouds io ojiibJng j gllngIplosion EO cleancut to ebarp to un t erring We u od1 to count our pulses I eachibeat EyeryDay Grocery Prices 17 Ibs Granulated Sugar 100 24 lb bag Trilby Flour tho best 1 7bedwT Peas per can rrincNew crop fancy Tomatoes can Iflc Chdho Swtet Corn 3 cans for 25c Barrel Pickles per dozen t We- Hreab new Evaporated APplos Ibloc- Kresli new California Dried Peaches per lb loc Fresh now California Dried Apprl cots per lb lOc Chctco new Prunes per ItTScto ISc Country InUh Potztdee per peck 2Oc Swc t large Turnlpper Peck 5c Xke firm Cabbage per lb hHe Choice Onions ppr peck 19c Sweet Potatoes per peckHicFresh roasted Coffee per lb J ISc- ArbucWes Coffee per pkg lcO- aXon jugs of New Sorghum 5Oe 5 Sweet Oranges for 1ac Choice AVlItLPeT 35 peck 2bc Navy means per tb Co Coal Oil ijier gallon loc 1 I me away Slrb ats six mites Many persons are afraid or lightning I have known highly IntolH geDt Wren and wonton o ese k safety in feather beds during a storm or sit In the center of a room on blankets But there Is always ono consola tlonQII wp never see the bot that kills youSew York Press ITres the San for oh Wsrlt f SPECIAL RAINCOAT VALUE AT 15Tile Priestly Cravenctt is absolutely- the l but raincoat on the market It will not crease or wrinkle wear twice as long and does not cost any more than the inferior grades As a special we offer them in many patterns at Fifteen ou L b1 I WE ARE GOING TO SELL 100 WAGONS IN TIE NEXT THIRTY DAYS before STUDEBAKER TENNESSEE StoreNo- rth Lightning taGror Dollars These famous wagorisare bought the world over wherever THE BEST is demanded and always at higher prices than you will pay here till December 1st They are the most de sirable sizes too2 12 to 3 12 inch axle and tires 1 12 to 3 I inches either box or gear brake We urge you to callajid ins vestigate V whether in the market for a wagon or not f POWEUUROGERS CO 129 N Third k StreetIncorpomtnl Vt 0I s- N j 17l1y C i Y 1 IJ l I 4 1 r r s Yfotcf i Ii 4 puugTHEPADTJCAH EvENING SUN rmmsnAV NOVEMBER ri A TbePaducabun AFTERNOON AND WEEKLY SUN runiisiiiNa COMPANY 1NCOHPOHATI D F M FlSHEIt Preeldent E J PAxToN General itatoneer Entered ctthe postofflce at Paducah Ky us second clan matter sunsciurrioN IIATESI THIS DAILY SUN- ny Carrier per week 10 By mall per month In advance 45 Bj majlperyearInsdraneeweaI 00 i TUi SVREICL1Sti1 For year i y mail postage paid JlOO eseTHE SUN Paducah Ky Office 115 south Third Phone SBS Payne Young Chicago and New York representatives THE SUN can be foundat the follow log places R D Clemente Co 4 Van Culln Bros Ji aimer House yoascwr vLASE TIIUItSDAV XOVEMHKIt r1 CIRCULATION STATEMKXT L i I October 1008 15090 1750772 509119x50773 Elfll 20 6- 089r5lnn5078 C2502775095 23 0- 371SGl2451- 39G113 2G5030 105115275029125104 2S5029e- 13r509S v 29x5033 145096 20iB049 155099 315040 1699Total 137028 507lilAverage Personally appeared before me this Nov 3 1908 R D MacMIUenl business manager of The Sun who OfjthetaltheMy commIssIon expires January 1U 1912 viPETER PURYEAR Notary Public McCrackeH Co Daily Thought Virtue alone Is the unerring sign of a nobler soul + PoIIeau Bryan carried Kentucky by Parkers pluraljy wnw o The result of Governor WJllsons Visit to Callowaycounty is apparent Jn the county primary I o NOW FOR BCSrNESS The election Iis over and the next few month will see reports of commercial add Industrial undertakings that will surprise the people of the land It was a matter of strange comment during the last six months that though there was a panic and money was tight prices did not break and the wage scare was upheld while resumption seemed slow Because the I andlthedid not result In working men living on charity people concluded that this election did not Interfere with busi nessIt was the approaching election with Its uncertainty that made money tight through the summer and prevented resumption Now and then some large project was broached and the rumor was forgotten without anything coming oY It Last fall opera tions were stopped in the vary midst of great undertakings because men did not know how far the crash would reach It was checked and the corner turned toward better times but It was an election year A month before the election1 orders were given conditional on Tafts election That some of these were intended to Impress the recipient with the Importance of the Issues sin un I questionable but they only em phasized the apprehension of those who gave the orders Now the dangerofi wlthlnewter Js before us and plans for work when the spring opens may proceed in safety I I The year of 1909 will mark the be- gInning t of an era of resumption and progress unexampled The policy of imprQrjnK trade relations with South enIcouragementTine will be carried forward giving us a more extended market abroad while tho home market will require the renewed output of factories and milnes for many a days to come i o I JKQjy JITDOB GO FOR THEM f finds comfort In popular en1 ld ieljen Jjudge William Reed ctfSuidTf lei encouraged to proceed to puiilsh night riders in this district No one of course would for a moment consider Mr John G Miller a night rider sympathizer or believe that ho would stoop to the least com promising attitude to attract the sup por of the organization but therd was a distinct division in the district between the night riders and the Jaw and order elements in the race the night riders desiring to make van ex ftHipto of Judge Reed and tbVlaw Red order element anxious to hold tip his hands In the battle for the stab a llUhment of gool order Tpaay that the result would havo been otherwise had not this Issue become so promi nent would bo doing Judge Reed In justice but Mr Miller was unfortu nate In his selection of a time to run for circuit Judge Mr Lovetts race was more or less affected by the same Issue and the people out side the district who do not know as tho people here do the sterling character of Mr Puryear will regard Mr Lovetts election as a sign of re turning sanity o ENFORCING LAWS OF HBAiLTH r Drrsdl P as Jieath officer aware out a wdtraftiatfora physlcIaS who failed to report a contagious dle ease as required by law Nobody knows better than do thd doctors how important It Is that cards be displayed on houses containing con tagious diseases and that the health authorities be kept constantly la formed of the nature and extent of OflthelrOfl the may be that the family does not with the fact known but oven the physi cian owes a higher duty to the com munity than he does to anyone in dividual In it especially when the individual demands the gratification of a mere whim and the law demands protection for human life It Is ndt apleasant duty for a pro fessional man to so proceed against a brother In the profession The police Judge should support the health department In this enforcement of I the law Drt Sights Is not doing this I thing becausehe likes to and because It gives him any pleasure lid Is giv drag his time to the citys welfare and performing his duty conscientiously and eventually Paducah will be brought up to a plane of sanitation I equal to that of the most favored communities If the city court and the citizens cooperate with him I o THE NEW LEADERS Tho result of the national election politically might be termed the redemption of the Republican party by anIJndlOOtiOnSince Its organization the partyhas seen much development and expansion of the country unavoidable con IrreIpressibleI session thrust upon us by a war of humanity guardianship of South and Central American states assumed to protect the Monroe doctrine trade relations abroad especially In the I orient with Us complex questions t ag1gregatlonsexpansion and the perfecting of ma curblIngIdly of Interchange the construction of tho i Earaa canal andthe meet Jog of new questions which an awakening of public conscience have pro ducedall three matters have sprung UP for solution in the last forty years There are among the Republican leaders older statesmen like Cannon j and Aldrich and Foraker who looks on things as they used to be who I remember political battles of the long ago and when they study conditions do not understand that the public has alnewal I I Such men naturally clashed with a character of the Roosevelt type Ills ways to them were ways of error termlexpiredhoped to see the policies he eet on foot perpetuated and enforced They clashed over the nomination and neverlbecamenished all the ammunition used by cam1paignwas not Bryan EO much as the re partYjwhostated In the beginning the real Issue i was the Roosevelt program and the Tnft1defeatol the administration The old lead toTaftI practically three parties as to the issues I While the elder statesmen were clinging to the old ways and old theories a1 distinctly new element was growing In strength irj the sen ate It Is composed of Beverldge of Indiana La Follette of Wisconsin and men of their stamp Tho result or this election has been to win Ohio 1 away from Forakcr and with the election of a Democratic governor perhaps maybe to send members of Coxs Cincinnati gang to the penitentiary In Indiana Fairbanks senator succeediedI Watson a Fairbanks candidate for governor is defeated and all his other henchmen In the lower house are beaten In New York Hughes a fair type of the progressive statesman Is elect ed governor and a legislature wll Plait4removing f- In IowaI Gpvernbr Cummins another of the new style will go to the Senate and Missouri has elected Hadley Republican reformera gov ernor while Minnesota returned OOV ernor Johnson to the executive chair Tammanys treachery to Bryan Iti Is said will result In Bryan Dame- crats I to New York supporting aRe publican administration In that citro becomtltheof the worst band pf political cutsI throats outside the city of Philadel phia The year was critical for the Republican party and tho country but 1 the party safely launched In tho current of progress made the bend in the river and continues to represent the sane conservative element of tho nation What the next fight will be It Is not difficult to surmise but with the character of leaders In the nation we have no fear of the otaiuilf of the dominant party In the government o RIVER NEWSS w Itlvcr Stages Pittsburgh GO 00 std Cincinnati 78 tg7 rise Louisville 39 oO atd Rvansvllle 2G oO std Mt Vernon 23 09 rise Mt Carmel 08 00 std Nashville G9 01 fall Chattanooga 4t 03 fall Florence 31 01 fall Johnsonville p 1 teXlse Cairo 100 02 fallsI SG Louis 97 021aU Paducah lG 02 fall l River etage at 7 oclock this morn Ing lC a fall of 2 since yesterday I morning The river will come to at Stand In the next 24 hours and then j a little rise for two days I The Reuben Dunbar will be duo tonight tram Rlverton Aa and all BrookIWittie up The steamer Kentucky will receive freight for the Tennessee river trip She has been on the ways and repaired and will leave Saturday evening at 6 oclock for Rlverton and way lauding l The City of Satlljo I II advertised to leave St Louis this evening at 5 oclock for the Tennessee river This trip of the Salrlllo is the first one for a montb She has been tied up In the bejdueThe George Cowling made her reg ular trips from Metropolis here and thSImornIngI ranger list from Paducah who will attend t the unveiling of the monument erected in honor of George Rogers Clark this afternoon I The Pavonla got away for the Ten neeEeo this morning with a tow of empty barges after a tow of cross flee for the Ayer Lord Tie com pany I The George Gardner arrived from Calfo yesterday afternoon with two big ITheI I Tennessee late yesterday afternoon with a tow of ties for the Ayer Lord Tie company and returned to the Tennessee this afternoon after another tow of tree The Clyde and the excursion boat thimornflaghave had their hulls and cabins re paired and are In firstclass condition The Clvde will be made ready to en ter the Tennessee river packet trade next week Capt Ed Pell of Paducah who Mil been on the Mississippi river boats ta In the city and wilt go out on the SrtltUIo when she arrives from St Louis tomorrow WOIIIIY One who coud rid the world of servlcototheand discoverers that ever lived We Americans pity Ignorant sav ages who life In terror of their cruel thentInabJeretthe slaves of a despoil which happiness acrossallismiseryThis monster dogs us from the cradle to the grave Unbidden It comes to the wedding and funeral everybanquetevrrytableNo human intellect can estimate the unutterabe havoc and ruin wrought by worry It has forcea genius to do the work of mediocrity It has caused more failures moro broken hearts moro blasted hopes than any other one cause since the dawn of the world What have not men done under the pressure of worn They have plunged Into all sorts of vice have become drunkards drug fiends have sold their very souls In their efforts to escape this monster hasbrokened the hopes and prospects It has blighted1 Think of the suicide vic tims of this demon If there Is any devil In existence Is It not worry with all Jts attendant Progeny of evilsYet In spite rat al the tragic evils that follow In Its wake a visitor tftm another world would get the impression that worry is one of our lrtJdsroclolelto loath are we tp part from It r Orion Sweet Marden In Success Magazine YOU UONT HAVE TO WAIT Ht y dose make you feeiutltr I tPokeeps sour ithal laildti right Sold on Ibt m n Tb elj pUo ererrwotrr PnotWtentt sirs onJloveI feel so sorry for leaO11m e LONDON PRESS IS ALSO DELIGHTED Ovor tltVjDefual of Bryan antI Bryanlsm It Menu CoBdmiwico vof Progaxsslvu- pullcirn WUhout cnllsin Ilrynns Itndl r I IT CITK8TART8 FINK RECORD London opo The press ot Iondon regards the election of Wl lIam H Taft as a matter for general and worldwide congratulations ag It Insures the continuance of a policy which has been greatly approved lh EnglandThe policy which Mr Taft has In rlsllInthe leap to the trout made by Amer ica In recent years and her present position as a power among tho pow ers Is dueto an unusual extent to- Ur Tafts labors in close alliance with President Roosevelt After expressing the belief that Mr Taft already has proved himself a- very strong man the paper says Iv confidently anticipates a fruitful pres identialterm for him and then de claresEnglishmen must rejoice In the thought that the friendship between Great Britain and America which President Roosevelt placed on a surer footing gives promises Of being In creased and further assured under the now administration Victory for UM Man The Westminster Gazette regards- the success of AVlllam H Taft as a victory of the man rather than of a policy Mr Taft In his admirable record of administrative efficiency has shown himself safe shrewd and resourceful while Mr Bryan never recovered In the popular esteem from sowing his wild oats on the silver question Wa have yet to see what would happen In the United States If a really pow erful man were to appealI boldly to the radical instincts of the masses against the domination of the wealth I men in the eastern states Mr Meant reserves that rolo to himself Looksfor r HeniKt Pursuing the same idea the Globe expresses the opinion that the Jefcat of Mr Bryan has cleared the way orI tlWldlntlatlnomination dldate of tha Democrats or some more cxtrernOand more powerful nr1 sanJatioiM ptlsglii froia the ruing of Democracy v It The Olobeaponslderathat the world at largo may heartily congratulate I Itself on the election of Mr Taft MrI TWft this paper declares Is known to favor the development 01 I that good understanding with Great Britain which his predecessor Jld so much to foster Ovrnmn Prvss Kjillsflril Berlin Nov 5 Newspapers goner w1thIsatisfactionI Informed commercial classes publisht CIINC11WlttlI 1IIIngadmlnlstnttlo l Purls Is hail PUTIII Nov 5 The news Of then election of Taft was received with great satisfaction In the busln w world of Paris where It is considered certain to usher In n new cruet pros parity In America French financiers already are showing more Interest in American Invrattnontii and they be lieve the effect will be most import ant Published comments lire all favorable That Tafta election means tho continuance of the policies of Roosevelt but In a Iless strenuous and sensational manner Is the genera opinion Ituttlnii LikNlrafttt St Petersburg Nov SThe dec lion of Taft Js popular In Iturain fc the people wero favorably Impress I by the abKlty geniality and strata forwardness of the future iirestd as evidenced during his elay in t city 1 I AiiMrfiui 1auertumunrabV- ienna Nov 5The major of the Austrian newspaper welcome the election of Taft as a promise of a au dons and progressive admlnhitrat HEARSTS PLEA TO TIMNKPKIt IIASKKlib SUIT t- KIDIUJI UnIT I lIuJU Atloriipy Says lie Too Voulil Itiillici Wry tilt QaStIrites t- ii Omaha Nob Nov 5A petition signed by AVllllam R Hearst before a notary piibllc In N w York and asking that the IGOOoooHbol wttnUd against Mr Ilrant IB the state court of Nebraska In Omaha be triaDs furrod to the federal court was tiled IICIIrtejloralI Tho basin of th petition t that M UK parties to till suit rotldo la a Mata other than Nebraska the tale caunotboUJodlii i slat courtaAJesis Is a legal question involved In this as to whutheriucb a rase can bo trans and and and in or lace in Absolutely ALI Comes from Grapes of baking are acids and leav In the teed furred to the federal court- Ed iP local for llaskell said I would rather try the case In a JarladlCtlOn11fur Jfees and the court the amount WI cuing for SW DQO reprotenu C9mngp lit Mhal The erase wu the rage among the set at the tinge oj South Atrlran It now the rae In the ams among the humbler operatlonI InloIhlShalt u1 Work nnil done 8loadwayP Five Bundred New Shirt aYaf Waist Values Friday and Satnrday498r THE specials in Waist thus fr this season have surely estabHshcd mark in Paducah Friday and Saturday special we pointsyou money yond doubt strengthen right of PAUCAHS STYLE AND PRICE LEADERS splendid moneysaving tailed announcement will downright we ffcr t Fifty Styles Each Individual and Cliaracterisiicr Plaited tucked lingeilcs embroidered linen tailor mades Backwhite colors taffeta strap plaited tucked trimmed duchesse plaited sleeves broadIplaits French knots Plaidand check taffetas InaderetylCs S 4 9a 9 I BAKING made unhcallliful properties Governor punitive damages tattooing Read Mcssalincs in tucked strapped narrow plaited medallion or lace trimmcdvyoke in black while and the seasons collection of artittic colorings last but not least most fX celknt and beautiful handsome of in butter or colors tucked dotted coin andcther fancy and novtl designs IThec waists rtry latent JVousquitaire sleeve tome d others shirred all izcs from 34 to 41 andwithout dodbt tic post wonderful ever shown A QOat anywhere near this price P O tJv Qitiitottiis extraordinary hw price alterations not be of charge ar is our usual custom rltv Takejit lanceat our windoff displayfor few of the many exquisite rtf PURE 1 The only baking powder from Royal Grape Cream Tartar Imitation powders made from harsh mineral Smith are smart the war collection clitics especially Rlri who pay business About PAM five the next mottling the xlrl knocked at his door and on btlng rnnoastrsledwjthsaid dont case if rot chafes me five iblWni Ere Oils rxrtalratid bating the arm The Sphere Trr Itr1 Men ray Inh Tho rtaion why our Business u cntwInR to rap illy u not oloun bo cause mfr RId motlrrato Its tho honest wnrliinniirlilp il ptmlahle iiiilcri h which tJllnJt4 en buck srdliio fficr trnrnn wily iiot Irl tu uftkc YOUIt fall 6Uit itnng sad pressing neatly SOLOMON The Tailor 522 I 600 and 750 w C u r our Shop f Ike but this meun s your our to the title the details of this opportunity the open your eyes to the values i s Plaited Plaited satin with p tailor Ii a attorney It latest And a range a nets l+ hitc ecru tin spot I have h y 1 f 1r i will r v made free c 1 i v a r h styles s1 u r tik- x I t I ktver sli tattooed pric a fn tointri t p 0 dt 4 i the r THURSDAY Koyramun If cl THH PAD10AB fiVENINQ BUN r edtai i1iM e r J f J1 A 1hConcerning Drug Stocks A Inrgo well selected tock enables tit to supply the wants of a greater number of people and those more promptly than lf wo were handicapped by a small Incomplete stock We And our big stock a very great aid In filling prescriptions too enabling us to give what Rt- the doctor orders without the delay of sending out for Jt Furthermore we cart often make very low prices ongoods In quan 1 tity 101OVs 4 INCOrt Pr qtrPhonell Druggists I175 Fifth and Broadway Night ben at ald0v door 1 TIE LOCAL NEWS j Dr ailbcrt osteopath 44034 Droadway Phone 190 t Visit Ppgos short order restaurant 123 South Second rFotml for real estate agents for sale1 at thlsofllce yUJ Vaterlnariaos Farley Fisher 1345 old 351 nuw Hospital 429 South Third All kinds of fall bulbs also reliable lawn grass seed at Brunsona 529 Broadway r Manicuring hairdressing scalp trcatmtntH and massaging lola Fisher CMI Kentucky phone 1S52 Linen markers for sale at this oaks City subscribers to The Dally Sun who wish the delivery of their papers stopped must notify our collectors or make tbo requests direct to The Sun office No attention will be paid to such orders when given to carriers Sun Publshlng Co Flower pots flower pots flowerpots delivered M J Yopp Seed Co Old Phone 243 new phone 477 The coal man the Ice man the kindling man will deliver coal from CO cent up to a car load any part ol the city Rundle of clippings with every dollars worth of coal rttrafl and Mr Mahlers chll dryns elapses 4a dancing Delsarte and physical cukurv Tuoadoy and Friday at 4 oclock Adult classes same eve nlnR at S oclock For private les fJaddreM Crals HotelI IJmTreior Hull of r chicled aiiil- Mlis MsuJe Twry 9r Owen on were mirrli y OWUfJ3 the Itbr MI E tDodd In the study of tho First Bap tlt+ hurchr The couplti left last night for Chicago whore they will realdi Tbo Udlre Mite society of the First Baptist church wll meet Friday afternoon at 3 oclock with Mrs J R Cobtirn 4M Waihlngton street Fire starting Jn n trath pile In the yard of W 41h lowell at Sixteenth ttroct and Broadway destroyed a portion of the yard fence between the Powell and KIrkland residence Tho fire was oxtlngulfhed by the fire department which made a quick run henry Hoiletter of Woodw rd Qvcriuo n sawyer at the Columbia Manufacturing company mangled four fingers of his right hand this mornlmt by a band saw Dr J T Troutman was railed and dressed the Injury It M thought that the fingers ran bo saved He Impulsively i Darling 1 rathor thought of kissing you ShoHow daro youl When you know L cant scream with so many people about 1unch Mrs EKahnCairo Is visit ing her mother Mrs F Harris of 320 North Fifth street Pay Your Bet With a Box of Seniors If jouro a loser lee n GOOD losrr Maker hit with tie T tt- eljawjtorlih von Now a box of 25 or fifty Seniors s just llllri the bill theyre con idrid a K0odstnoke in any comoauYfine fullflavottd It iat srn tory ur w8tis s Box of 25 ti 1 00 Boxrdlf58 2 00 tiiltterfs Drag Store 4th sad Broadway hillier lioBO No 77 an Itut Gilbert W rI HOTEL ARRIVALS Palmer Charles J Wise Pitts burgh S MI Mansfield Champaign IIi KImball Arkansas City T ft Moore Des iMoines James B Richard son Trenton W D Henderson Louisville B T Inma Elizabeth town P M Ezel ashvl- L1eAgiyCdereJLater Prince torTMlJ D Wardens 6t Louis Chas A Smart Evansvlllo W A McCaun Dresden Fred Deegan Brookport C C onardletrolldlla R IL Bishop Lowes R a Matheus Ow ensboro I B Tanner PrlnretonI New Richmond J A Stapp Wood vllle J F Tndte Smlthland A W McCoy Smlthland A A Ferrell Karbera Ridge C J Clifton Dyeult burg A Downs Murray Lacy Wade Golconda tarry Mason Memphis J W Lam Greenville Parker Glad Washington Nov 5Parker detested candidate at the last election said the Democratic party Is united Tho small vote of minor parties shows they do not count He believes Bryans victory would have been better for the country as the country needs a change of men and measures The party should congratulate Itself on Improvement under Bryans leader ship and resolutely begin strengthen tug Itself for the next contest Out of Thanks Paducah Ky Nov 5 J908 Mnpe wood Terrace We the members of the family of T J SpMell deceased tender our sincere thanks o our tnany frlends md neighbor who so gratfuUy and patiently waited with us and whoa pretence and consoling Influence were i most phasing comfort to our sad and bereaved hearts They seemed not to the In bestowing their services wherever an opportunity might offer Itself for which we will never cease to extend to them the gratitude of our hearts end our prayer shall ever be that each of them may nswcr with us All I Uweir wben the Anal call conies to which WI must all tome day respond Signed by MRS IELLEN iJfPRLL Wife of Deeiaicil MR FRED RODGERS BrotherlnLaw aIR CUAUD PATTERSON Nephew tppenl for Clothing Mrs R W Chiles of the Rescue Mission requests the Immediate donation of clothing of any description The demands for warmer clothing from the thinly clad these cold days have been unusual and today the gave away the last articles the mis sion had on hand She can meet sUfferIInJUs donations of castoff wearing apparel L Tho only way to deal with peopli who are Impolite Is to Ignore them Chocolate Pie InI Healthful I Food experts agree that chocolate IIs one of the most healthful and nu tritious articles of food known and chocolate plea are becoming very popular Who can Imagine anything moro tempting or delicious than a nice large piece of cRocolato pie Yard to make In the old way but easy If you use OURPIE Choco ate flavor and follow directions on the package Contains all Ingredient grocersl0I Gold Medal Flour 75c Swandown Flour 85c Omega Flour SOc Ofanutated Sugar 17 lb 1 00- Dofnfno Sugar per box 50c 8 Ib basket Concord Grapes 25c 4th basket Concord Grapes 20c ib basket Catawba Grapes 20c Cheese Cream per Ib 20c Llmburger per lb 22c Imported Swiss Cheese lb head large lOt Lettuce small heads Be Cauliflower 3c Grape Fruit lOc Lemons per doz 15c Soap If bars for i5t Salt 4c Soda 4c Oranges 30c 40c BOc COc r I IN SOCIAL CIRCLES Mr Burgess We Js Mr Eugene Burgess popular em ploye of the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis railroad was married Sunday November 1 at Bartell TenD to Miss Luozetta Norvell They will arrive In Paducah Saturday Tin groom resides at 1720 Harrison street Ho Is a brother of Fireman Burgess of tho Illinois C Mrs Hugh H Garrett 1307 Trimble street Club Dative Tonight The Beneplaclto club will give dance this bvenlns nt the Three Links building u A It fccfJI Tomorrow Paducah chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Armou Gardner 120 Fountain avenue It Is the regular November meeting of thi chapter and the program will enrpha size Educational Day as follows 1 Songs America 2 Roll call Quotations from American Iprose writers 3 Paper Four American Colleges 1 Harvard 1C3C Pennsylvania l6H 3 WHllami and Mary 1092 4 Yale 17iOO Mrs Edward Brlnghurst 4 Reading The Industrial School In the Georgic Mountains hiss Lucy Boswell Music G Report of the State Conference Mrs EH nIXInG Pretty Clint Party Mrs Den Welllo and Mrs Edson Hart entertained very delightfully at euchre yesterday afternoon at the Welllo home on Jefferson street The flrrt prize was won by Mrs James Wdlle The recond prize went to Mrs W F Braddiaw Jr Mlsa Rattle Terrell captured the lone hand prize The consolation prize went to Mrs Frank flake A beautifully appointed course luncheon was served the game afterI The guests were Mesdames K1iYheelerCopo J II Black Terre Haute Ind Victor Vorls James C Utterback Jacob WaUerstcln John W Scott Llllsrd Sunders Henry Welt Will Gil bert Robert Robertson Luke Russell Armour Gardner W F Bradshaw Clarence Sherrell Frank Boyd Frank Rieke Louis Levy T C Leech W G Reynolds George Langstaff James Wellle James Campbell Jr Robert McMIIten Harris Rankin R G Terl rell Allen Ashcrnft S B Pulliam WashingtouIIReeves W B Villa Henry Rudy iC J Hills Saunders Fowler J C Flournoy Lloyd Boiwell Charles RlekelMissesI shaw Phillppa Hughes Hallle Htsey Helen Rill Iawrenceburg CArrto RIoko Claribel Rleke Pauline Pur cell Lexington Josephine Bloomfleld AnnelJJolollCarline Sowell Ethel Morrow Minnie TerreH Hattie Terrell Mayme DrylI fuss Katherlne Quigley Ethel Brooks andjDlnnche The Womans club Is meeting this afternoon at the club house They open meeting following the business session Is In charge of tho Musical department of the club Mss Newell chairman The program Is a pleasing one and Includes besides Mrs James I Wcllle Contralto soloist the Misses Mabel Wrlsht and Alia Wright ofI Mayfield talented violinist and pian- Ist graduates of the Cincinnati ColI lege of 1 uricII Dance A dance was given last night at numybardOIIIghttulI Mhses Pauline Purcell of Lexington i I Corrine Catlctt of EddVllle Mica Powell of Princeton Ethel Morrow Holla Colcmnn Mary Cave Eloise Bradsnuw Llllle May Winstead I Blanche Hills Helen hula Phillppa Hughes Mary Scott Elsie Hodge WillIe May Ruco Messrs Will Rudy tougtaa Bagby Stewart Slntiott Dav Id Ktogcr F MI Bourne Charles All1 ott Cade Davis Frank Davis Arthur Martin II C FOES Walter Iverson George DuBols Charles Rieke J G Jtnler John Rlnkleff Clay Kldd and Dr John Dlsmukos I Intlnee Muslcnl dub Present Straus ProgramII The Matinee Musical Club held a Friday and Safurday Specials I AT THE IDEAL MEAT MARKET I 4 32- cLotiuceper a ntralandlof a Chapter Ropresentntlvi 2 G Ml 1 1 I Dill Plekles per doz 20c Pecans perlb 18c Scaly Dark Hickory Nuts bualRQ Argo Starch per pkg TJn aItIrish Potatoes per peck 22 Sweet Potatoes per peck 20c 51Mackereli Celery 3 large stalks lOc L8Iplmentosi oC1 Cranberries per qt 00ItC iQulnccs per peck 40c- C rolls Toilet Paper 25c Frog Legs per dox ii5c Honey per 1 lb ease icOysters per qt 4Cc Saratoga Potato Chips per box Ifa j 23cjtiS I most attractive taeetrng yesterday afternoon nt thy Wtomans club build Ing It was C Richard Strauss after noon with Mlw Virginia Newell and Miss Mine DawbY the leaders Ten nysons Enoch Arden was read by Mica Dagbj to a musical arcompanl ment by Strauss played by Miss Now I rlndUonI de Jclded to give a s concerts dur Ing the winter I SololHtM for Under the Mistletoe Boagli In the muslcaitspectacular that will be put on nt the Kentucky theater on November 12 under the direction orI theIwomanJ rendered by them from the light Ir orerMrs John Brooks Mrs Arthur Gregory- of Boston Misses Ethel Brooks Maymie Dryfuts1 Anne Bradshaw Nella Hotneld f f IIrjdeMlis Ethel1 Brooks will sIng Absent Toast to the Moon from Tin I Mayor of Tokfor will be sung by MUi Anne Bradsbaw I IThe Glow IoJI apd Life Is ia SeeSaw from a Knight for a Day 1 1If8S Maymle Fairest Dryfusn Flower of All Al I sons new i tgand Swinging Mrs James Yellie Beautiful Isle of BonBon from the Gingerbread ManMiss Nolle HatHeld 0 You PreltySiMonkm When the Moon Plays PeekaBoo and Sing CIngs SimisenMrs John Brooks Jnlmals de la VleMrs God tray i Duet from The Red Mill You Never Can TellAbout a Woman Mrs Godfrey and Miss Helen Hills I Tho bride will be Miss Ethel Brooks The groom will be Mr E J Paxton Mr Evert Thompson will be the butler and Mr FreJ Wade and others groomsmenIMr Claude Russell has returned from Portales N Mi on business George Robertson left yesterday his hunt Arkansas i for annual bear in He will be gono several weeks and expects to have a successful huntII Mrs George Robertson herlsisterCity Mo to vielther mother Ura1 Robertson will be gone about six weeks I Mrs M A Bouysou left yesterday for her home at Greenville Tex acI companied by her sister Mrs A C Elliott i Dr Wayne Overstreet of Bristol Tenn to the guest 6f his sister Mrs A H Lawrence of 1318 ttrett en route to dfazon JetreltOnI visit his patents Mri And lr Overstreet TWstsJiDr treet first visit to this city In three yeas Misses Rabble and Marjorie Lov- Ing 5211 Slbiiroe street will return tonight from Prortdenqe after a two months visit to friends and relatives The Rev J T Mattingly of the East Baptist church left this morning I tor Princeton to lead In a revival MK J NV Graham went to Beaver Dam this morningon Business Mrs 8 B Wblt i jet last night for Wlndom Minn on a Weeks busl ness trip ProviydeuceMrs R D Jones C15 Jefferson street went to Grand RIvers this morning MurlI IurIrai Judge John K Hendrlck went to Denton this morning on business Mr C J Clifton of ZeIgler Ill passed through the city this mornlnt en route to his formerhomejit Dycus burg George Fielder Walter Griffin J Jacobs and Bell Gardner left last nIght for Samburg to enjoy a two weeks hunting trip at Reelfoot lake HarrylDullSMary E Wllron 521 North Fourth street I Mr and Mis Maurice Lewis 1529 Jones street are the proud parents ot- ai fine baby girl borla t night I Mrs Manic Cobb and Miss Reublo Cobb of GIG Broadway left on the noon train today for New York city where they will visit Mr and Mrs Irvin Cobb Mr Ernest Rehkopf went to Loulc rllle today on business Mr Sanders Clay went to Hender son today to visit his parents I Miss Callstd Atchison a graduate nurse of Riverside hospital left for postjgraduate11IPaullne Purcell of Lexington returned home today after visiting Urs Charles Thompson of 621 North IJlnCorlnneI Who attended the German club dance last night and was the guest of Mrs LP Smith returned home today I Miss Lucy Patton of Virginia who has been the guest of Miss Blanche tills Mrs George SC Wallace and Miss Mary Cave left today for Law renceburc to visit Mrs Artie nippy Mr and Mrs C C aruissham and laughter iPaulne went tq Louisville today to visit relatives Miss Hattie Brown went to Louis fire today to vUft relatives f Mr and Mrs James Goodloo of dlenrose Texas are visiting Dr and elf1 E IL Goodloe of Little Cypress Engineer John R Wilkins who runs the coal trains from tho mines io Princeton was In the city today I S G Kirk rivellng freight agent of the Rock Island railroad was the city today on bustnew InII Miss Hattie Hayraann of Columbus 0 Is visiting Miss Flora Harrf 3t 320 North Fifth treet y v 5 a- ti t NB IOF COURTS I In Police Court Breachot ordinance Chas White 30 Lottie Schroeder and Efllo Dill ilngham 50 days In jail Ed Scott continued Violating 8abbothJJak niederman Nick Smith continued pretensesiEldeInsultlriglanguagoFlord Sanders dlsmlseedjU w 1 1fftoanty Court Ellen A Spidell was appointed administrator of Thomas J SpIdell who WM killed on the Illinois Central rait road lastweek tI ManInge Lieeiuwx- II Hall and Maude Perry IlleberI In Circuit Court I A short session of circuit court was held this morning and a number ot II preliminary motions and answers filed The jury empanelled will not I report until Monday and no cased wll be trie duntll that day I Salt was filed In circuit court by I the RoyafBody company of Owens boro against the Hardy Buggy coin duiIonnlsned the defendant company GOLD GUNS MEI TED Costly Weapons of An Indian Prince Converted Info lliilliun oM I II learn with profoundregret writes i correspondent that H H ItheI Maharajah Ooekw rot Barodo has melted down and converted Into I bullOon the celebrated sold and sliver cannon ofBaroda I say with profound regret for sentimental rea I inspirationII t of a former Gaekwar In order to- go one better than hIs predecessor the late Gaekwnr he who was charged In 1875 with the attempted goldIgunslis said of 100000 They reposed In tho state armory and were the won der and admiration of all visitors to tho capital Or state occasions however such as coronation marriages etcthe gold and silver guns were always brought outto take part In the pro cession They were horsed by teams of magnificent white oxen which were fittingly comparlsoned o On cotn of gold for the gold guns and cloth of silver for the sliver guns The native gunners and drivers regarded their barges as sacred and riceIrrulthavebrowI For the present MabarajahGeakwar happ na to be a man of both practical polices and practiced economy and he would not maintain the guns for a merely sentimental rearon Westminster Gazette CAPT WADE BROWN READY TO SURUKXDKIl OFFICE Captain Wade Drown the efficient city jailer Is preparing to turn the office over to Patrolman James Ozark and In a few days will vacate the jailers residence and move to 1 54i5 nrlmblo street Captain Drown will be a witness In several cases on tht docket hi federal court After fed ral court Is over Captain Brown and Deputy Jailer T L Roeder will leave tor Texas on a sightseeing trip On his return Captain Brown will return to the river as he holds an engineers license f KY 1OHsuiniIIiintliig oniTrulu Possum bunting 6n Fa train Is something now but last night Flag man W O Robertson of the Cairo train accomplished the teat The traIn left Paducah at 615 oclock and when the train reached Barlow Flagman Robertson stepped oa the platform He stepped on the Ipossum before he knew it The animal was mlaboxgiven to Andy Hall colored porter I On the train and ho promised to have ablE supper of possum und tatera for the train lib crewII I Mr Windfall My wife wants nifc to buy a seat on the stock exchange so heros a check for 100000 for the ticket The Broker Ticket For what Mr Windfall The seat of course And heKure to get one on the aisle rrontIPuckA woman cant talk as much at v funeral AS at a wedding but the enI joys herself as muc- hAUDITORIUM RINK- TONIGHT Prize offered for mOlt graceful lady skater Comcandvotc for your favorite- s1 a I RII Heaters t Heaters But the heaters that heat are the heaters that Hart sells Harts lice of heaters this season are the best yet They have so many improvements over last season Take a look GEO 0 HART SONS CO Incorporated IANT ADS r1Subscriber Inserting want ads Is Ibe Son will kindly remember that all such Items are to be paid for when the ad Is Inserted the rule applying to every one without exception FOB SALELinen markers at this office FOR SALE Cheap Heating stove 1117 South Fourth ROOMS for light housekeeping 417 N Cth Old phone 120- 5WANTEDTa secondhandbaby buggy Ring 433 FOR HALE New dairy wagon J W Lockwood Phone 936 FORIt JTNewupright piano Address M care Sun- WANNTEDYoung man to collect and Eolclt307 Kentucky avenue THE ONLYwood ann coal yar fithe city Johnston Fuel Co Phones 203 J E MORGAN horse shoeing general repairing rubber tires 408 South Third FOR SALE One two and a half ear old Patch uore colt For inform ation ring 435 old phone BUY YOUR COAL of C M Cagle Illinois beat lump 12 cents Plttsburg lump 14 cents New phone 975 WANTED=Position as grocery clerk Experienced References giv en Address S care Sun i FOR RENT Twostory frame residence 201 Fountain aye Apply to L M Rfeke WEHAVEMOVED from 317 Jet Person to 127 N 4th adders Bicy cle Gun Co ROOMS FOR RENTWith electric lights bath and sewerage connection Apply G2G South Tenth strceet EXODLL Pressing Club Ladies work a specialty Called for and delivered 111 Broadway New phone 1499 SEE MRS BURCH for dressmak lag and plain sewing Reasonable prices 825 South Tenth street- WANTEDA pleasant wellfurnished upstairs room by unmarried woman Meals If possible Address C M 31care Sun II OR SALEOne two seated single surrey and harness almost new at halfprice Can be seen at 208 Kentucky avenue I- LOST Sunburst set with 32 pearls add opal Return to Craig hotel or this office and receive reward IleIf YOU WANT Oak Stove or Heat yearland203 Johnston Fuel Co TOILSAC Complete steam laun dry machinery with boiler and engine APPly at Jackson Foundry and Machine Co IF YOU have James Dnffey to lo your cleaning and pressing your clothes will always look like nw Old phone 838a IFYOU WANT Kentucky or Pltts burg coal that will please you at re dueedprlcel call 203 Johnston Fuel Co TURNING CHAIR posts calnlng chairs general repair work John iutcherson 52C South Fourth street Old phone 1201- WANTED Fifty purchasers for diamonds on easy payments Call at onto and get our proposition Eye Seo Jewelry and Optical Co Incorporated 315 Broadway FOR KENT yoroom house 410 S 10th 90 toot lot high and dry Both hot and cold water Modern plumbing J A Rudy 219 Broad way WINTER PASTURE for rent seven Mile Island 2 per head per month Write or phone Jas F rrl Dan Grand Rivers Ky HAm GOODS made to order Shampooing clipping singeing and dyeing Louvcnla Miller No 823 South Fifth street Old phone 274a WE STARCH lace curtains Just the degree of stiffness that makes them pang nicely and dry them upon frames that make them square and stretch them smooth and even Star Laundry Phone 200 A k TWO nicely furnished rooms for rent Apply 715 Jefferson FOR WAITRESSES WANTED Address P 0 Box 21 tltY ROOMS AND BOARD Nteely fur nlshed with fire bath and electric lights 408 Washington FOR SALE Thoroughbred Scotch female poodle Black Address F R SunLOSTOn Broadway pall of eyeglasses on reel guard Return to F M Fisher for reward 1i buys upright piano Valley Gem Owner leaving city Address K N care Sun OUR ACCOMMODATIONS cannot be excelled as to meals and rooms 220 North Fourth street- WANTEDFirstclass barber for u few days Barter Williams litSouth Fifth street A 200 ACRE FARM seven miles south of Paducab is offered for sale In whole or part Address E OL care The Sun WE WASH jace curtains very carefully Get them cleaner and whiter than you could at home Star Laun dry Phone 200 FOR SALE1lacres groom and five room house three miles from city on Cairo road Price 2000 1000 cash Old phone 933 ring 1 FOR RJdVTKozy Kottage 4 roms Nice street near factories Apply Hogans grocery 122 Kerr tucky avenue Phone 78JU YOUR LACE curtains need clean- Ing You wilt make no mistake la sending them to tho Star Laundry Phone 200- DUDIEY 4 HOUSE 408 North Third just opened nice rooms first class meals Transients = 100 per lay Mrs B W Dudley Prop WANTED You to know I do shoe repairing at reasonabte prices My work guaranteed 427 South Third street R M Dennis t SALESMAN WASTED to represent us experience unnecessary 75 tp 160 per month and expenses or cote mission Yale Cigar Co Indiana polls ha- dALL KINDS of hair work Face leaching Electrolysis Billy Burke Julia iMarlowe hair dressing Old phone 1C78 residence 71G South Sixth street F H Avant PRACTICAL bookkeeping Gregg shorthand and touch typewriting she cessfully taught day and night at Pa ducah Central Business COlege Over 100 placed Id positions la Paducah stone WANTED FOR U S ARMY Ablebodied unmarried men between ages of 18 and 35 citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who can speak read and write English For Information apply to Recruiting Officer New Richmond House Paducah Ky now Irving Wanted to pie Ellen Terry In her account of her last visit to Henry Irving says that she asked him what he hal got out or lite In McCOures Magazine she tells how ho answered her What have I got out of it said Henry stroking his chin and smiling slightly Let me see Well a good cigar a good glass of wine good frIends Here he kissed ray hand with courtesy Always hq wrfs so courteous always his actions like this little one of kissing iriy tatfd were so beautifully timed They canto just before the spoken words and gave them peculiar value Thats not a bad summing up of it all I said And the end How would you like that to come How would I like that to come He repeated my question lightly yet meditatively too Then he was silent for some thirty seconds before he snapped hid fingersthe action again before the words Like that Truth Ilstrangertl1la fiction remarked the ewkh the quotation habitYes rejelssd the tan olio had been Poef4 celc ttarget anJ even aiew4dekgerousCkh- cagoewe SIr Bettie Owen FKry For information apfliy to A JDoIaR wataacreorBY120 Kentucky eaUIt Pkoaq 7111 I T PA OK NX 1 1c i u THE PADUCAU l EVENING SUN r I IT AY 7 XOVKWIWl rr V l I p r Datiderine rKiigllslnvomrn In Canada Tim EnIJdlbmnn who bas ex tricatcj herself from the social mud s die at home because she fet power lets to help who has earned what things are worth while who values health and leisure freedom from worry anti sweet country air above all that the city has to give can have them all In Canada and feel that the is holding them not at the expente of otters but with the toll of her own hands Woman Worker i Ticket Olflcn City Omce 410 Broadway finrofs 6th lc Kortoi MidI Union Station Departs I4v Paducah74s am Ar Jackson s r fL2jP m Ar Nashville 130 pm Ar Memphis lIT i SJSINpHi Ar Hlckman 135 pm Ar Chattanooga 927 pm Lv Paducah 2lo pm Ar1 rI11hvlUef 830 pm Ar Memphis 840 pm Ar HIckman 835 pm Ar Chattanooga 244 am Ar Jackson 730 pm Ar Atlanta MtlO am 1T Paducah 600 pm Ar Murray 732 pm Ar Paris 915 pm Arrival Arrives 120 p m from Nashville Memphis and all Southern points Arrives Slb pm from Nashville Memphis and all Southern points 745 am train connects at Hollow Rock Jet with chair car and Buffet jlroller for Memphis 215 pm train connects at Hollow Rock Jet Tlth ihalr car and Buffe Broiler for Nashville F L Welland City Ticket Agent 430 Broadway E S Burnham Agent Fifth and NortonIt Prathcr Agent Union Depot SPECIAL SALE ON WALL PAPER 40000 Roils Going at a Sacrafice Oo Paper at per roll 2 313 tOe Paper at per roll lie 20o Papar at per roll lOc C C LrEEC- ISiBroadwtiy 4 MWLEYS a I + Livery and 4 BpapF ing Stable Our prices are inoler= lt J cmpr i i6hJlb semesa CALL ANI SEE USAT All JtrferJH Pbros m v la 1- 11 Groves Hui mud we can PROVEITl U lto the hair whatl rmtlhowcn DANDERINE suaahine eta io vegetation h gods Ito the roots imiorelri and Irtoglhens then In eahiiaretiag tlimf Ulinf nJ lire produeing properties came lh hair Jo grow abundantly tong strong end Lcauliiul It it once imparts a spiriting brillieocj nnj vel Vtly soitnesa to the hair nda fay week V use will cause new hair to sprout all over the scalp Use it every day for a short times J after which two or three times o weep will 1Le suBckati to COIliplelo jhalevrr owl- hW you desire + A U fret Si Pwlwrual lio nWtitni lorbstr wotttil outcome to mr itmutdrn aaU tgw Ills away below Uf hIp A otfer IIftm Niwwl N J I larlrII nlses 25c SOc and 100 per bottle Danderino enjoys II ErflrMe than any other ono preparation regardless of Lind or hranJ nnj itI has o much greater aala than f I 110ICut by return man to anyone who ThisJCDCC dec coupon to the Out MS3 fJ3 CO OflOfiO IIU j name and address and nit er sumps to pay teitace a FEBZOR WINS ONLY HUltAL VOTERS SIIOUIDJ HAVKI VOTKI FOIl OFFICK t County Superintendent hllllngtoii Clarks City of Patlurali Hut it Does Xo Good It developed last night that Prof Billlngtonjwasprimary for county school superb tendent Through error of the Dem t I bOthIjcandldatesI I sufflJiclcntI voieslcannotI the nomination as is admitted by Mr I BHIingfoni i Vfccfulness of Picture Postals The possibilities of picture post cards like postage stamps have been by no means exhausted I visited a friends bouse the other day where cards were used with artistic as a decorative frieze around elrectII the rooms They must be thelrighttinted ones of scenic panorama and those that bleqd or harmonize In color can really make a most attrac tive border In a room For a smok- Ing den or a nursery use the ones with flguies on and those of a hu merous klndI T 0 Its queer tho way a girl can wink without getting caught at It I t Proof 1s Ji cib mslible that Lydia E FlrikhamaVegetnblo Compound carries women safely through o harigpof Life Read the letter IIiloIrEo Hansoty Sot E IhgSt Columbus Ohio write to Mrs Pinkham I was passing through the Cbaago of Llfrf and suffered from nefvoM news headaches and other annoying symptoms Jly doctor told me that Lydia E Dlnkhams Vegetable Corn p Ind wail good for me and since t3kI tag It I feel so much bettcrnnd I can Again do my own work I never forget totell toy friends what LydIa E Pink Jiajns Vegetable Compound did forma daring this trying period FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN For thirty Drears Lydia E link hams VegcWlol Impound made from roots and herbs has been the standard remedy for female ills and has positively cured thousands dl women who have been troubled with displacements inflammation uloertu tlon fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains backache thati car indlC8tiontUzzlncs Why dont you try it Mrs rinklmm Invites all sick women to write her for advice flUe has Riildcd thousands to kealtb Aadre Lyua A OM w EDUCATE ALIENS I KKVXOTK OK AVMAfi A1WIIBSH OK STATK KKCIKXT r Illinois Dt R HoM Animal Sosslon At JnrkMwvillp 00000 Slwn- Ixrs III Ntntr Jacksonville III Nov brNearlY- every county In Illinois was represent td herei at tile opening exerdw of the twelfth annual state convertton of the Daughters of the Amertcan Resolution held In the music hall of the Womens college Mr C V Hfckox state regent Of SnrlngfleW called the meeting to order nnd responded to the address of welcome by Mrs E E Crabtree of this city Mrs Grabtre referred to the tact that Jacksonville had given to Illinois three governors Joseph Duncan whose daughter wfts the organizer of the local chapter of the D A U RIchard Yates ST and Richard Yates Jr Home of Noted Men She said the state was alto the home place of William J Bryan Ben jamin Grtcrron one of the eight an Thing brigadier generals vf the civil war and of Colonel John J Hardln of Mexican war fame whose daugh ter Ellen Hardln Walworth is a member of the national association Sbe also referred to Rev Jonathan Spollman a graduate of Illinois co lege here who composed the world famous song Flow Gently Sweet Af tonMrs Htekox spoke of the work In Illinois There are thirtysix chap ters with a member anip of COOtM In referring to the fact that the meeting Woe held on election day Mrs Hlckox raid The eyes of the civilized world are I centered upon this wonderful country of ours o matter to which the vic tory 4ahsihe necessity exists of educating the countless thousands who t are crowding our libertyloving shore Urges Kntrjr Into Politics Mrs Alice Bradford Wiles a lead i calledluponThe politics of the part was the History of the past the polities of today Is the history of today Lat usj encourage our sons and daughters to center politics and make history Hot I tlmesfln poiltcs today I J l p011ticsI witness to that fart We nerd more such debates Let us be ar familiar with the politics of 177C as of V90S Till address was followed by greet ins from Mrs Charles H Deere vice general of Moline Ill 1lInSdtntW Jamison state regent of and Mrs Ellen Hardin Wal worth of New York You can cure dyspepsia indigestion sour or weak stomach or in fact any form of stomach trouble If you will take Iodol occasionally Try It today on our guarantee We know what H will do for you Sold by all druggists 4 r IN METROPOLIS sCharles Lcfflngwcll und wife of Paducah visited Mr and Mrs True LeffingwellSundllfI ter Miss Hazel former residents but now of y lbMgton D C are visit log Its tggtrBruner Mr Norde man took edvatftige of the time to come home to vote RoyvHelm Iis home frop Cham paign IU to remain until otter the electionJohn Kraper of Paducah IIs visit ing his laughter Mrs William May Will Patrick Is home from Mem phis for a few days visit with his mother Mrs Garrett of East MeI tropolis I l IWill Wyrfckand Wife lyre happy overthe arrival of a new boy at their house last Friday Mr WIL Tune Is home from Herrln voting and attending to business Robert Karr of Herrin is here looking after his father whose health Is very bad J T Rentfro has gone to Carbon dale to remafn until his health U better Mr and Mrs Uriah DIxon was I called to Cartervllle Sunday to the bedside of their daughter Mrs Ike Edwards who Is very sick I IIff you want to see the devil you can do so at the opera house Xovcm playitoI Itejuvencscwice A tittle touch of winter cold And then oar one fares forth to forage lIe rottedTheSo long are changed end to the trade T They now are known ai newly laid Indianapolis Xaws I I had half the young men lIn towr for rivals when I was doing a oourt IIpassengerqueried IqUerled I never looked at It In that I replied he of the sad eyes 1but I married the girlChicagoD- aily Newt j tr 0- k I uA I Good Tonic 017 9 JFor SJ k Ifpm n Of course well people dmtnced n tonic But SIck rcoplo lutd Cpccially sick womcn fregUeIltly do 1lat feeling of YellkhCSS tiredness or Ian giiidilcss thttt seeing to nmkq every movement or thought an effort is much more than merely clis agrceabje It iis a gigu of dangerous weakness and should be promptly treated with Wine of Cardui writesIll SenFKKMXfJ WAS STUOXO HUT DK STKUCTIOX VUN i X PIXTKI to e Threats II ml IUrn MadeI WlIIIt the Kltlors by Inrriiti Who OlijitHnl ttto 1lold 7 I Montreal Qt Nov 5A Mormon church orated at this place wu blown to pieces with dynamite lest night shortly after lu oclock by un known parties At midnight two hours niter tin destruction of the church four Mormon elders who had been In charge of the services at the church left town hurriedly and today I ItlisI where they were located prior to making their home here Feeling against the Mormon church which was only recently es alfojlljbutreach thepolnt whore the destruction of the church nap contemplated y Some of the nun living hear tho church left their beds and mode an Investigation with the result that It was soon that tho church was a mass of splintered wood Threats had been made against the Mormon ski ers and It Is supposed that the dOA miting was planned to run them off These threats wdrgimado by husband and fathers who tyongly objcotod to the hold the Mormon eiders were getting on the women of the com Imunity WILLIAMS KIDNEY 1ILIA 1 Have rOil neglected your Kidneys Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder Have you pains In loins side back groins and bladder Have you a flabby appearance of the face especially under the eTes Too frequent a desire to pass urine If so Williams Kidney Pills wlllcure youat Druggists Price tOc Wil llama MfE Co Celoveland 0 One Tiling Sure equaltovisiting a house where other gueaU were assembled among them the eldest son of a rich manufacturer The talk turned on matrimonial squabbles Said the eligible party iUI hoJ that the correct thing for the- husband Is to begin as ho Intends toI orlISmOkIOg lightinglaI ever JJ I And I would knock the thing out I I ImperiousIman I dont th nk you would be tthpre Everybodys Magazine nifOPiiaiuci ofcroiiKK st AND tAXXOT III IOlXD rt Voting Wife of Imwnc Youth I+ i Almost nlMrnrteil User JIli Aliwnrc S havebeenHarry Jones the 18yearold ion of Mark Jones of Jfastac who disap geared October 31 The boy left a young wife who Is soon to become smother and IsI almost distracted over her husbands disappearance When last seen Jones ras In Iaducah and had about = 30 In his poiseiislon nnAirn AND VITALITY Moits XcTcrlne Pills The great Iron and tonic restora the for men and women produces strength and vitality builds up the system and renews the normal vigor For tale by druggists or by matt Iper box G boxes for U Williams Mfg Co Cleveland O DKATH UMTKK DIVIDKI COUPIK SOIIN Tragic Irnl c Causes Dlrorml IannlH to lUxoino ItrnmrlNil Philadelphia Nor 4 Ovor tho body of their son whose sudden desth hal brought hem unexpected ly together Jeor e Neiman and Louisa Nolman who have been dl vorced for two years were recon cued In the mothers house C30d Chester avenue Their son Dr J Howard NeIman a resident physician or the Home of Incurables died In the afternoon after mistaking aftnltt for rodelne which he was taking for a old iTh young doctor had been out on an ambulance on Broad street during Founders weekand contracted h heavy cold lie wont to the phar macy of the home and after corn plaining of bis aliment to A nurse took down a bottle that resembled the one containing cotdlnclIswallowed a large dose and went away without looking at the label When a pwuMar dirtiness camp over him serrral hours later he con sulted Dr Ralph tarehton the chief resident As th latter nas making an examination ih young physician few over unconftNnus In spite of the efforts of three doctors ho died shortly I afterwardThe was taken home ana among those who rallejl was Jhe father who for the first time since his separation from his wife entered the same house that ho was In The parents vlvwtd the body together and nfttrard foil Into eah pacts arm weeping In a sbot mime ther de cided to patch up a differences sad j remaII was n= aged Mo a u3edicinoWinecerely believe it saved my life41 I was sick and wornout almost persuadedlindtakenstrom VonIJVALUABKE H8MK Vim furwadeaeribntymptotnofmalDUeaasedalwIwrVluabihtnt01 It nil1 I tWRITING INKS andWRITING FLUIDS nitkiudsI foUowuI1 I Ink It reMilSinfordStitfords Diamond I Wilsons Red Label Ink In 2 Arnolds nz square bottles the best AU these at 17c a quart Jute made fort re- II All of this le fresh stock Tall advantage of these prices I i D Ee WILSON The Bonk Music I and Ink Man 17 I I 111f Li W S rttltrlazs Gas Coke Gas CokeBuy Your Supply Now at Reduced Prices Owing to n large I supply that has nccututtlntcd during the summer our p torn go capacity has become overtaxed To mtnco N4Vetflbrrrthdelivered pricesiiI fumlc Coke Sc per bLmhel1 l i Crus had Culcg Vc per buirhut Spoclnl Pricas on Lnrjt OrdcrM I InllorIt Paducah Light arid Power Co Iarorponte4Mw nwY- I I v m I II r h iiirt a4 B8TABLI8UHD 1H74 i THE CITY NATIONAL BANKPADUCAH KKXTtCKY UNITED STATES IiKMITOKY Capital Sarplas and Undivided IToMts fICOOOt 09- BMretioh rs ItrvfiMBAlbMMr e a UOOOOO 01I Total UwiioaslfcHJtr to Dcpos4ors 000000 Ob- B B IIUOHIW ITMtdrat JO4J riUKDMAN Vice ITwWcnt J C UTTKUKACK Cashier O K UICI1AIWSON Awt Ca bier JNTF1U T lID OV TIME PIUOSITS I VtDIIUiCTOJl8 A Be AXSPACHKlt S n IIUGIIKS B A FOWLER J lJo PHIKU MAN J C OTTHIUiAOK DR J d BIIOOKS IIUACK OVEN IC c Lansdowno girt and was to bo mart red as soon as lie bad set up In pet vale practice Ho graduated from Jefferson Medical college in 1900 and has been at the Home for In curable ever since Use Do Wilts Carbollxed Witch llazo- lSalrtIt In healing cooling and ckflnslng It Iis especially good for piles Sold by all druggists n1Jr1llty of Atutitinhlp- One of tho abler modern writers made this confession tho other day MI1 no devoted to my wlfo that I iatow her to break In upon mo when or she pleases Natural she Itsa Good mmi CommonSensePoiie1 Jyabitfortltingi l l f lndmanyle 11Cd l authorities DrPierceon wrappers and attested undcroathcJ here s uosecrecy an open publicity squaredeal policy is followed by the makers I PrescriptionTHE upbyv pccullardiseasesl harmony with delicate organization jjbyan experienced and skilled specialist in her maladies J THE ONE REMEDY for I neltherIwomen Is the rankest poison or other Injuriousl er habit I forming drugs jcJ elite Into mj Mne of le siioys tho continuity ofgenius Tkb only way for tnt to do a good days work a to quartet with Ip1nink0 I hfr Id angry that she will cry fuse break A fow dishes smash a kitten s ald a puppy or two thun go to her room and stay there Ujr tho ttne I havb done a dar s work she ls in excellent humor and tlroA of being afone Then we make upNowY- ork Press The wife of tho Prime MlnlMOr of Bulgaria IIs the president Of the flu gailan Woman Suffrage association which has a niitiibcr hip of about I 000 THB ONEREMEDY for J thatlsandattestf oath We have a profound d sire tit avoid all and f1 olktge to the most delitatt Sensitiveness of modest women I for tvhola we entertain the most sincererespect Vc shallnot which Dr Pierces mrtlonFavorite IPrescription therefore has puticularrlc here concerning the symptoms nnd peculiar ailments incident to the sex for thafflictedbund In cloth and fawn away to Dr Pierces Common Sense llldical Adviser tL great faittily doctor book of 1000 g abut which tralll or sent postpaid on receipt of 31 oncentst1f rsto cover cost of mailing only All the dd IIailments andTItt hes9afc toakcvcn the every woman whether young or old single pr rnprrici should know but Which their jcnsc of delicacyntcll fatuity physician about alp made pbin ui this great book Write for it j Adlrsss WORLD s DISPENSARY MEDICAL L ASSOCIATION R V Iicrcc M D1 President C53 Mair treat Buffalo Na Yes s 1 j 0 i 7 + fLTI1rflDtY1ovrflrfl x rfitE LALDtrcA1t BfENING SUNPAOlIgKVKff y I a 1 harnois Skin Vests anti Ghost Protfors SOc to 300 SPKCIALWebuvo several Frost Ring nmlQj en Vests tlmt nH1 cllRhtly BoHel r which wo will cfoBd out utt If SB tthan eo- stMcPfiERSONSp Drug Store Solo utfeut for Hexnll Heine dic lKustuiuu Kodak Huylera Candy RUBBER STAMP Made to Order Mall onfcri given prompt ultuu lion ycal8 NnmbtTing Machines Daters etc 115 S Third St Phones 358 HENRY MAMMEN JR wnfovmro nroui AKV wivCT- a3L Wd ttsrfc Lty ulT4111v7 Werk W1I- jIIBAII J Yi WHTTHMORH REAL ESTATE AGENCY I FREE REAL ESTATE PRICE LIST Call Sttl ur Ttlrplaiic for it r Pines 835 rnATZTUCTY BLDt II i PADUCAH IC- YLi r I Bicycles Motor Cycles GasolineEngines PumpsCorn Corn Grinders Saw Outfits Supplies Repairing ipccialty i Hcml trl your name und tilrc2d aud wo willJIC111i jqii save tiioucy S E MITCHELL 31632SS TWdSLPaOcb Ky I KILL THE COUCH ANI CURE THI LUNGS wmtDt Kings HawDiscovery HCttBlrfSMID AlL 1IIftOATNlDltlNIITR CllIAJUJl9JW T18FAOTOa 00 UW1iSD I j BacKache H Pain in the Hips and Groins In most case are direct result o WEAK KIDNEYS and IN FLAMMATION OP TIlE ULAD DEn The strain ou the Kid neys anti Inflamed tuombranei lining the nock of the Bladder producing tin pain LARKS pKIDNtY GLOBES ML CURE IT Two Uosese give relief and one box wit cure any ordinary case of Kidney or Bladder trouble + Removes Gravel curea Dlaboteav Seminal Eialsslons Weak and Lamo Back Rheuma tism and all Irregularities of tha Kidney and Bladder In both men and women Sold at Go tents a box on tbo No Cure No I Pay basli by McPhersons drugstore Fourth and Broadway sole agents for Paducah or sent by mall upon receipt of price to Loutsylfle9KyS NEW STATE HOTEL JIKTUOVOMa ILL D A halley 1rOp Vetvrst and Best Hotel hi the city nates f200 Two large Sample toOl ut Hath room Electric light the only centrally located lIntel In the t7ICOMMERGiAri IATIIOXAGB SOLICITED 8T LOUIS TKNNKSSKK RIVKIl PACKET COMPANY Incorporated KQll Tm TKVXKSSEE JUVEK arEdiEn CLYDB Learn Pmlocali tor Tcnnem c Ricer Kvcry Wednesday at 4 p m t W WRIQIIT Matter UGINE ItOflIXO Clerk This company Is not responsible for Inrolco charges unlcif collected by the clerk of the boat Special eicurnlon rates train Padn ah to 7alcrloo Faro I for the cound trip S800 Leaves Paducah very Wedueday at 4 p m 0CONSTIPATION Par mtr ILC f ar5JtehtviIanitlpI ia Jd m uk a flj4fl lit wna wlrOil vry U boir I i rimM tta an ei n nT lo IU iIaplft rr Tlml Iatt ftnit l Ur I am ft well U D f1c llt iu iirt lirfin I BM rri I i Ier4it14 vIr7l wIIh lulrnil MlcTti Bkl 10 JU IIm rm irm all IhM Ihl DO rain if Ian ktaUMlliliI lu IxhtUvfiitrirlB hnia lir11 r nibtr RuiMe 111 Best For The Dowels cwYcATtRTi- cP1psiliIPtW PnITtOnd floflw- wtlrBIen WakunrJti II Nur- oidia bui Tb enI tI iami UU- UUnriiW4 lur or roar acnrr tiMk Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or NY to3 ANNUAL SALE TEN MILLION IOXES nil KING nnooKs NlrTISl Room 7 Tracbcart Building op RAlrs Next to Catholic dmrch New nliouo 1803 Ofllce hours 080 a ui to B30 p in ncsljoncc old phone 18 WOMAN RIDER ISAVS tillKl OITKV AqCX llAXlii MKX ONylUIDH HMTlall rkfwlon of Court niitl a Xtn inunl Jury tel Jnvetigutu Jlvi1 foot jfilnler f I jI Unlgn CUjvTonn Nov 3Admli Iofla of a startling nature wero mad IIIiy MrB Klla 1rldc It IIs claimed Alien elio was nlcen bcfofe1 tho co I iiQ of tawyorsVwiho are prosecuting fUoiifBlitl iidrrtatjM It Is ifatir du nlmlttcd Jliat why hud been u helper of tho nl=lit liilnrs fitiil gouU will Iho lidors on ROIIIP 6C their raids and Inn a list of thfiu and tiiefteruts 1110111IIIiiuHer tcstjmony was taken down b a ricnograplior IIIB iald and IB one or thombr JannjBlilfr btowgryet S- Ill IId against night rldefg Accord lug to tho tloTy told by Mrs Irldt atic wag forctd Into tho night riders orgunfzatluii through a toniblnallon of clrcuiiiblnnccB After h1J had iiiuiitit their KCCroU lucy took lift on collie of Iii traitle Slit denied that nil1 WIIH fn tho Waluutlog raid Ijitfcr elio unit BOIIII im inlmrtt of I h gang had u cjuhrrfl It IK lull inaicil that jealousy hud something to dI wlfli tho quarrel and lneninU go oil rer that her IIOUKO was finrifiy hlllncalloltut1wr Z Uuugttg nail- i1cl were ililppcd by the night riders uid lIt Is undortitooj her father wflll lIar to a number of affidavits tiKaiiiKt men whom ho recognized In 111 raid ou him Mrs PrJdotf confer siou may also bo used In swearing otii a liumbor of other warrants Mrs li iJc l5 about 40 yimrft old AltorliC Icnuial Cull well would not ato NVfdneadqy whuthar she wouldgo Imfoiv trio grand Jury Slja elalnm Milt was thv eocrotary of the night riders and line all of iholriecrets written down LIlu- dlll 10111 tt to Try I1t1t1t11 Onion City Tenri Nov y A spe cial cession of court line been cjiUcil by Jiidge Jones to meet n Union City pecombor 7 In HIP calffor the ape cial BjMsion ho ctateg Iii Is going fa IInfimnel a grtnid Jury for Investiga tion pf n1l ifKl eriiiii Indictments ot JlIltti lmrtliI It found nail other 1181j un Thlx lowtoii It Is FtiftPd wlfj te rtfr tho rial or any who uro In dlet dbv the prutnit grttnd Jury IIfiU Iis dHOtI1 to ro Indlct any ot thOIM4hIuthiCtd by ihu jirttout grand Jury there eitui tn no 111114i1tOu of lie ogalty It w claliuedjicro iovornor I1Httorsou has advlwvl thlsfcton Thu grand1 Jury began ttsteeslon IIt1 I oVfock I II1i slClil rli4j found the M 2sitting on live fOnc smoking htecb ncob Howdy psp Whats your sou Jim doing thote diijT- JlniT Oh IIHH ninulng n tolo graib kPy at the depot Jims an opornior 1 Aiul hows Zk JCoho vt X ko 4s captain of lake litotmer Iiu a navigator 11 And IVto IIs IM Htlli living Oh yoa lttsi vorktug on an utashlu Hos what thw 1rail an aviator Wdll what Imn iHcomo of BfII1I- Ihl doing anything The old man bkw a quid of tobacco a n wildeyed gwilioppar- Y uI Htrun T DIH8 hrtuglng ul oil nil the Imiix ii lay grumlillng ami coinplalnlug and i11IUgtbUOIlIl Oltai t tJudgIMore luau jno emi loyes ot the li MiylviiiiUi Rat iwrt have been In turI In flt nil to the Injured at fhe finipiinv tXIIOFtl 1 I i1iu7p N il unTHUJSCIILMICAtC- II I MErINDoMEN1 Cu tll a fntIiDaitTI- IdiLebsIgthclmwliot Irntttloni or nlnntloct- of mDDoai nmbriDt- filnlMi n4 not utrta ft or IiObiu- OIdI kr JDrantiU or iit IU pltln wuni r by ipi oid lit1Ioa or S UZUcatcall MSS lID rwi t For Varnishes and Varnish Stains GO TO n= 7 == TJiint Street Paint Store Old Phone 1KQ REID AUUOWAY 127 S Third AVIIKX YOl STAHT OUT TiLtXRSGI VI Nfl U wunt to be suro you are coining kI wliot It wouldnt do 10 Imo awldint happen pn that dutyl Jola iicclilcntfl nVo the result of poor irncss TdniJtiuro agaliut one aecurIaaeittof ours whlcl1 wo mrnnUw tobo nil good and strong VII JtliO 1 hll Ido aalt Is attractive ou the nilbliTe jojnv lookone VlrJ THE TULLY LIVF8Y CO lIllQtlIPriWI1l w 4U b ttatwli A Ie Telipbu 416 All Our Electrical Work f Done Under Supervision of City Electrical Inspector I And Is Guaranteed to be the Beat WEST KENTUCKY JELEQTRJC QO 127 12 Ifitihq L1 G Fishoj Mgr x W I1581 1f r r1T1L 11j jIt scQtt4EnhIj1sofldoes of one thuigPowcr its power to createpower As fire turns water to steam sq Sccit EmuUion lilhiflireblood giving nourishrhent l11i vital energy to every andJeyery1 S mlIW advertlicmnil ioftthrr with nimc of iur rlowh i It arrearvurJIru and four aCSCOTT SL IlOVVSt 409 1tiil Sired Nw York IL ALLOWED BOND WATSOX WILL IHJ OXLV OMJ IO APPHAU 1ox lmIt at rit hut of PiDMfiilloif Came as Sill jirlM lit Viewi fTlioir runnerr Al IHllltlI I J J11u- 1 II City Tonn JCov iIIOIld I arIt lttt II t I rider ease and AUorney Gertern- lIcatllldl l for tho etatc Marfhal have nppoanidl ju court here II toiiMJuow nftorndon iji tin hnbeni ioriiiis prom dlngs lillia behalf 1lijl f tlii dfeiite7 Ulft wlHlfow be reloas I loin row morning to answer when ovei allt1Jt Ilit unJorstooJ that hI was furnished bond after such j Ir IIIOlloltlonhn been made by Attor npy Oinoral 1 Caldwfiil and agreed to by Mr Plerctt WatSori will now be j the tmly one4ravpiieftrlng In court ai 11Olll jis WnillliyI IIhl pout Jcara old and coIIII11mlhrI1 I Jlty H UwoYil aupitE tooooo IIt FUIhIllIatJ grant In c of bond hi jnifthall onllI as atlerlrJIfImrtrfSo ttt1 thbso who have watched he apparSutly uiicohi juoneIngi nttlhillo bfrtl ilrosec tlon Xotlilng 6f tbfg So7lrwas anti ciliated3icuuilHi ArriveJuilge W Sparlhi and tfroral other Bombers of tho Lalre county peas recently ne 1110IlIrrlvedare at the Palace hotel They acrompanlel Sfri iSila PrHr from the camp todayihric Pride fiav Ijlg betii the secretary df the nigh rider organization and dltjrlng tto- give testimony before the rkiTtf Jury liar stnteinontR are oxpw tftpprovi hjgbly InterosUifg as nhofWsald tio havobeen whlpiled by tlnjilght rid ors nail was for a long tlmo In hiding on Judge harrIs farm III tAke county ALVI1AMA 1tlty Vi7ippirl iriitvii itt ItiiVvtoiPSiild lto V HP Very fi KHlKY Montgomery Ala XuV tItbu- lIll through its tomtuTSfloner ot agriculture J A VIklng will begin at once to work out a campaign fo tilt production of hlglielntx tobacco rue lopartmonlI of agrlculturo n t Udslilngton Jms bout Aknww Wllllan llltiKon utid W U Schradur oxuvrl to develop the state livid lUll till liuve spent EOHIO time at the capita conferring with Mr Vllklnton Sill ceesful experiments liaVtf been mad with wrapper lit Hrcwtonvnud wltv both wrapper and flllernl Marlon Good results have also been obtained In Dallas county on n Eiualler scale The new tobacco at Brewton st fample of whltU IU being1 tested In I III1IE1III oral year ugo and lk now IMIHF mlsutl for Ilio nuirkei IK jirouoiinc i Rood In ovrfry way lluIh 1LiIzicii in feet all places ari now living given seed by tho goviruuieiit which IH do ingJovcryUilug possible to grow UK class ot product that will ruto high IHt In tho market Mr Vllkliisoii h slrqtdy at work to iiroduco a market nllit the future promts well lit thlnkti for the output of tho state tHynmH Itlght to Illlc Woman My sympathies art altogether IltlithotryiODa said Sufirenw Court ltistl o Mnrtau jeiiierduVrhen Mina lllchardiioul a Uroolclyiv wonain- brouiiljt t4iit aga1iit vJaTnc UOII lock for iriOOU ou iho rouml that one of hits beasts hud bitten Jiof Jmntl It clpVclbiKHl that tho woman wan standing In trout ot tilt hy nas cage- at Coney fslanl when the alliual big tier I think Its cnet to lock up wild jcasts andl 1 11111 blame them for biting thqso who go to ooWatthe- myoididht have to go said the Jus like I Jhorefore cannot allow un amngcs l Thu hyena now d sd and stuffed was on exhibition f- lYork courf Xcw r American 1tT I fIPIl0 fA I GHIEEOIYIDED I i lIt4yIit4il COMIKHS MlCH DlrlAlltOINTKII Oh Ium s VrIi itiiuitUiiii5lJlv i fur the Ioor II4ivimig 1 huIvago v hLehresutttes of org III7cd fnbor In tho rit rc celvcd the ndwS of Tafts vletoy with both sorrowaivd rejoicing Oniccs1 of till ChicaiRodmtioll of Labor whoI i were IlujSjiipathyI with I lid O m hllllllorturns rollcdJjTJ flowingI hut In Ilila tlwlly ull 0iK ludustrlfll tenters i till jpuibtl afl Jtuudaidbaier was victorious 7I The coorc1oa dn the pert of em I 111041rs was miiro luau WtJ were ahe ItO overcomefsar4 John Fltzpatrlrk piofldcnt of thiChIcngo Federation of I abor AttAflat I1 believe that 75 1ur cent or thi organized worhets voted In accordance with the policy of till metltW1fOdtimtllln oC lahor1 I I rllul1I81hlttlclItdufeatod If JiuimrllnrJ nUt supported him vvlth alfflie cleiiiunts that wfro I at work agufnthlln It liiiw boon ItII undwllll1Jan1 1 tlml110tI t I oCIother hand wli tile most Jubilant labor ofilclal In ifg cltIKennedys Laxative Cough Syrup moves the bowels gently ContaIn I no lllaltiItI iih ptoacmit to take audi children esptrlully lIkeI the last e su neatly llko maplo EUgur Sold by I all druggists Yhffllinrrow Itlilc as AYiigtr George yfylkel by winning an doe I thou wajyji from Nick Frnkes the harbor will be given a free ride down Broadway In n wheelbarrow tomorrow morning lr7 FrakM furnishing motive powSfji personally The 11thl Is to be botweon 10 atilt 11 In the morning There will he several other wWi lbatrow rollings this celc- Pleaeauitg tI nOro oaiU itaflIttTo liver PJH are DoWltfn nittlo Early TUtors 1oldI by all ti1iggitsr t IrIte worst aio oiy for a mautt 1U5 out who tiluf l Ijti jis nn lUHjilratluli to rqmo womaTi r4rIT1II WKLTJVGTOX HOTEL CHICAGO Car AVhlmsIi Arc Jackson Illvd 1MCifOCIC S ILtPIlfsI liOlia Keiuoilcled nfc niost of 150000 lint nnd cold running wiicr Unit long dlsdincu jihoiics Ih all rooms toil baUlsSllIgltnIc11ISlIlte i Ouie1t tltui 1II11St uniquun ifitug rotLt it 1Ii o c1111111yf r fuziideL iiuuhiaitt cuuIsiiut1Hay I t I 6rtco LmLorntory 1181 llroadir r K wYotK New OliverNo 5- II Sets Swiftest Pace Evu Known in Typewriter Selling ji Th a wonderful new model Oliver No C lisa taken the mnrKct by Btorni IU recogtlon by exii In lasin auiytl3tuig- wo I had dared tu anticipate 1dIIlenoarrllllner nayo welcomeu IL ios tlio ono machine that answers the multiplied needs of tho hour The cry la for Speed I SpeedI SpeedI und tho Oliver rripotidII rho demand for Durability Is filed by tho sturdy II TO a call lor a writing machine that i wilt do much thing and do each ot them equally well the Oliver nnnnrrn jwlth 0111117Itp strain on eye and brain Its IrRlhlllljr lends beauty to Its York The letter that bear the Oliver Imprint are the letter that seem to Speak i Oliver No 6 fairly bristles with how nnd exclusive tlnicnndmonoysavliifrl features We have space to mention only a few of the more Important tones exInO1prlntlngIij I llslnura MilIdaB UrclianUm saves operative efforti J llne llullou Device is One for tab ulntedworkII Iloublo llelense doubles convent encc- III onVll rnllnsr lisac InHurcuf uln bllllr Yet with nil of these ndileil Inipravrnieiiin we have still further tualuSbrainII Oliver No II Iis a dream como trueithe dream ot Thomns Oliver Crystal IIIKed Into this wonderful meChitnism I I ovefrOlbIO DookJoUritoroI1tor I The 0 her Typewriter Cwpaay Oliver Typewriter OclkMac Gbklllqa J h r f aL tTurnThe as high as can theres no dangeras low as you please theres no smell Thats because the smokeless device prevents smoke or smell that means a steady flow of glowing heat for every ounce j of fuel burned in a- PERFECTION Oil Eqnlpptd with Ssnktkss Dtvke can carry it about and care for it Just at easily asa IYou oil font holds 4 quarts burning 9 hours Hand lampIin iapan4ndnickeL Every heater warranted I The RaTo Lamp add to t the cheeriness long winter evenings Steady brilliant light to read sew or knit by Made of brass nickel plated latest improved central draft burner Every lamp warranted 1J your dealer can not supply Perfection Oil Hcatror Rayo Lamp wjite our nearest agency for descripljve circular STANDARD OIL COMPANY Incorporated PLUM8ING AND SEWERAGE Gas PItting Steam Heating Hot Water Heating c MART M Q O U Lr S O N 116 South Seventh Street Old Phdne 715 floe Old Phone 502 Now Phone 962 d J 1 TS and Mrs Garrison Embalmers and Funeral Directors Mrs Gainson is the only Lady Ktnbalmer aud Pnneral Directress 1in Paducah They have twelve yenrs wide experteniic Practice city nnd country P dUcah Undertaking Co 1 Both Plopes 110 L OG South Third St r r hL hn 111t1 City Transfer Co C L Van Meter Managerf r f AllKiirda of Hauling Second and Waihington Street Warehouse for Storage Both Phones 99 f Ii 5 n UNCLESAM SAMPAYS YELL 40 H you t Heater b i w t 11Tho salaries paid by Undo Sam to Civil Sorr vlco cmploy6s cquat and cxcocd those fiald In any brand of private commercial lIfoThoa finds of appointments are made annually To 1Icarn how you can securo a good governmeat posltldrivby qualifying at home to pats any Civil Servko Examination write today for our Free Civil Service nook y INIEflNATIONAl CORRESPONDENC SCHOOLS SCRANTON PAi 4JJ TIlE CCKSSOniES OP A DAlNTV ROMANS TOILET In hand glasses combs brushes man Icuro tots pcrfum toilet water creams lotions anti powder arc here In all the exquisite oleganco and high grade concoctions sddear to the tea mine heart Astdd to beauty our fine of akin foodwdcreams end lo Uons aro unexcelledI Our array of tojlet articles will suit the most fax tidious S H WINSTEAP Druggist Seventh and Broadway i Phones 756 1 W P Paxtoa n Rudy P Pyemv PresMeat clJert Zit csier ii u I jCItIZENSj SAlS BANK taerpOrateL r- ThlrdredBroadwxyr 1 J J5 M City Depository Statet De 8sitery Capital I 000 5n 00 i teew 4 suuplusk4 1 T oi W Stockholder IWiHlty iV iV ISOMa ftf I Total eecortty to deposltert n i Iii soeoelA- ccount of Indlrldonk HBU firms elkltc3 a0presSMe taiiUl m well M large fvcite 81111d accord o all Jti aeeuieM Ireatmeat r INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITSr 1 T OPpt 8ATURDAT TTMHTB PROM 7 TO 8 OCKAOK co rw I JIIl1 REPUBLICANS HAVE LARGE MAJORITYr 4 President Taft Will Have a Friendly Congress Itciiubllcnns Will Hare nIlltf WortdiiR A J Majority In the Lower Broach r i WITH NO WILD LEGISLATION iCbjcago Nov iiThe senate willI show practically no change in polltJi can complexion the Republican re talnftiR a large tnajortty In Oregon a Democrat was given the Indorse ment for United States senator and If the legislature carries out the win of the votere aq expressed at the prl wary In that state the Republican majority will be decreased by one in the senate Otherwise the Indications era that the political strength of the I two leading patties In the uppeJraJ willbranch of congress heretoforeThe of thirtyone senators expire March 3 Louisiana and Mary land have already elected Democrats and Vermont and Kentucky have chosen Republicans and of the re maining twentyrwven members to be elected the probabilities are that fit teen vrtll be Republicans and eleven Democrats Indiana which elects a United States senator Is considered doubtful as to the complexion of the legislature The membership of the senate Is ninetytwo the holdover members numbering dxtyono fortythree Re publicans and eighteen Democrats Tho elections of seventeen Republi can and thirteen Democrats as seems protablo from the returns giving the makeup of the various legislatures which elect senatore would show the strength of the two leading parties In the senate tobeIRepublicans 60 Democrats 31 doubtful L- Thestates which elect senators follow tliThe Senate Stati Rep Dem- 4lebasiartrl 1 Arkaneas 1 Connecticut Colorado California 1II Florida 1 1 Georgia 1 Idaho i 1 1 I 1 1 IMwto t Iritaa i 1 j i- J low i JKansas 4 1 KMtuCy j oJ I oolslana e1- Msx1Jand 1 Mlwourlia + I 5 i r 1 Nferadai 1 wIHampehro 1 I Ne York 1 1 North Csrolloa4v North Dakota 1 IfI 0bli 1 Oklahoma 1 Oregon 1 Pennsylvania 1 South Carolina v 1 Bpujh Dakota I Utah l 1 Vermont J 1 WaihlngtonI 1 1 VMecottsln i ti lsTotals 17 13 preVlousY elected Thgilloue rDist I State Ac D R MI D Alabama v 9 r N Arkanwu i 7ICaWorrVja i 1 7 Colorado 1 2 Connecticut 5 Delaware r 1 J h Florida 3 iv t Oeorglat 11J nIdaho 1 1 Illlnoj ss C 19 1i IndianaI 1 3 Iowa T L j 1 9II Kant as S Keentuckr L 8 1 2 I Loultlana i 7 MaineI I t 4 I Maryland 3 1 t 2 I Massachusetts 2 11 1 I Michigan 11 1 Mlnnctofa 7 2 Mindcalppt 8 J Missouri 4 10 I Montana 1 pI 14iN1 14I New Jerecy 2 7 1I News Hamrpehlre 2 rev York 11 23 1 I HHOKS IlFaAIKKI UY ELKC TRIOITY Sleds halt notes nailed 40o I Mens ned half soles and heelsl hfl00ad-fe IIrsif soles 35c LONDONf HHOE nEPAIIUNG CO J8KBr6 way Next to Postal Tale lfrajala ceJII1 r i CUItBS1 CATAIIUII W B 3IcPJier on Will FnrnLsli the Medicine Five IB Ererr Case Where It Fall to Cure Catarrh Noglcct or pessimism wo believe IIs the grcatMt enemy the public have to contend with when applied to the loss or recovery of health Practically every case of consumption might have been cured If hope had been main tamed and proper treatment had been resorted to at tho first symptom of the disease Until the advanced stage Is reached consumption Is curable Catarrh Is responsible wo believe for every caso of consumption It IIs about Catarrh we want to talk to you today Incidentally consumption since the two are EO closely allied W have a medicine made from the prescription of onoof the most suc cessful catarrh specialists known This medicine has a record of 98 per cent of cures and we believe It 1s positively without an equal We art so satisfied that we are right that we will eupply tho medicine free 4n every Instance where It Is used according to directions for a reasonable length of time and falls to cure and give satis faction In every particular We want1 everyono In Paducah to try this med telno at our risk There are no con dKlons or formality attached to our offer We put the user under no ob ligation to us whatever The medicine wo want you to try Is Rexall MucuTone It to a catarrh remedy that goes direct to the seat of trouble It la carried by the blood to every part of the system It seeks out and destroys the germs or para sUes which cause Catarrh U purinfti and enriches the blood tones up the Mucocelb soothes and heals the tissues that were ravaged by the ca tarrhal parasite and brings about a condition of health and strength that prevents the germs of consumption from ever getting a start Besides this Rexal Mucu Tone Is a wonderful appetizer digestive aMand flesh builder Its good effects are felt from the very first dose It is one of tho largest and most satisfactory selling medicines that wo have over had any thlcg to do with We know so much of the great good that It has done that we personally back It up with our reputation and money which fact should be ample guarantee to satisfy anybody Rexal MucuTone cornea In two sixes fOc and = 1XK We urge YQU to try it W B McPherson Druggist Paducah North Dakota 2 North Carolina 8 w Ohio 19 12 Oklahoma 4 1 Oregon Pennsylvania 3 26 3 Rhode Island 1 I S9uMaIlCaroUna 1 il South Dakota Tennessee 8tTexas 16 1 Utah 1 Vermont t Virginia 9 1 Washington West Vtrglnla G Wisconsin rV 1 fO 1 1 OteD standst for Democrat Jl for Republican MI for missing D for doubtful CONFERENCE HELD AT BROADWAY METHODI 1ST LAST NIGHT to fastrI 1teriy lcclJnl After Prayer Scnlcc t- rt Fourth quarterly conference wak BroadwayMethodist envies The Rev J W Blackard D D presiding elder of tho Paducah tslrlct presided The reports front all departments of the church were excellent and showed a magntflceni gain over last year Tho conference passed unanimous resolutions to be carried to the annual conference which convenes next week at Covington Tenn asking the return of the presiding elder Dr Blackard and the pastor the Rev G T Sullivan Dr Blackard has one thoIand this is Dr first year ai Broadway Both have done a splen otsupcrlorlexecuUe fofce and power The annual conference will be Invited to come tp Paducah next year This was decided at tho conference last mODvanilDr Sullivan has had the16pptoathingcooperation in tho Invitation The Broadway church will be represented by Dr Sullivan and Mr B H Scott at Covlngton The official board for the next con H it ti255lovej 98e i Wrist length Kidi tGlovesl 2 clasp in alll lr98CSgitver I ly 69crl 16 ButionSilk Glove double tipped fingcri all iHadc Reiser and other makel8Bc150 rcgiilarpricc at gloves 249 L U WE place on sie Fri for two hoursYonly9 to 11 oclock greatest glove values ever offered you These are our regular stock glovesthose retailed stock ofgloves is crowded hav jing received a import order r desire to lighten the stock you can gloves these attractive prices Friday y y SjfoKKarqcs o ffkotte rder3 an terence year was elected last night as follows B H Scott O C Crum baugh S T Hubbard C R Hall JI ItarrjdleaTeIB H Brlnghurst Dr Vernon Blyth W 1 Young J M1 J W Hnbs bard Dr E O Stamper F M1 Me Olat ery W A Martin J W Little J M Lang 8 11 WInstead Dr C E Kid John U Robinson J J Berry Clarence M1 Bennett Frank B Smith J II Faust Honorary members T J Atkins J W McKnlght A 1 Robertson J V Powell Mr John D Smith was elected superintendent of the Sunday schoo Mr J W Hubbard secre l 16 Button Kid Gloves 3 clasp open wrist I i Jtl day at s tart of the Mr- S T district steward Dr wilt hold his annual autumn service next Sunday and evening and tho church will be In autumn leaves and foil age by the Newell society of the church It will be an occa slon Dr will preach at the lout and Dr at night Other The Rev TW Owen left this morn ing for Church Grove near BRnton whcrc he held the fourth The Rev J W niaekaftl eldfV or the Paducah district went to Bryansburg to hold j Medium Price Comforts1 r Here arc a few that are splendid value t good light and dark cov ered select good grade of cover specially at S S 1 Maish Laminated Cotton down noted for lightweight a the you have heard so muoh about will bo offered at200225r I BRADLEY LOSai3p set l f 1 1at J j r 4 A You- rcave t l Jale1 i ii350 49I1 C I 198I12 Button Kid Gloves in 3claip open 98rlark1 the every day Our little just large and we hence buy Byrd recording quarterly conference Hubbard Sullivan morning decorated Interesting Sullivan morning Olackard Omfcrenwji quarterly conference presiding medium priced Comforts weight filling priced 100 125 150 Comforts extieme comfort 250 r Ir c wrist Pure grade colors remarkable Sole ep 339 fJw llC 250 Button Kid Glove outer seam 1 ftan1I f 125 9e Button natural color clasp glove regular 1 value98c9 1 I conference and designated the Reverend Owen as a deputy presiding elJer Saturday fourth guar terly conference will htjd at the shrivefromCUlvert City and GutbrK avenue will present noon dinner will served on groun- dTOBACCO t NEWS lamdwllle Louisville SOy GKenCllek1 ware house sold hogsheads burley at 107i5 to 1873i and 4 hogshead I Wo the best wool Blanket made and offer them In solid plaid dark and light 104 and lid and We call special attention to num ber Illankcli offering wool IIlobL and dark solid or plaid S Next rdal HH- 9ty1 ellock 11wn or koriii9 Wove x59Vwrist rr gloves 8 Chamoiie t 1at ho the bo be At be the 37 of tot dark at I70 to 810 Ninth strcel warehouse sold bop heads burley at fllSS to I182S and lhoyhed of dark at 670 L6iil4jl warchouie sold 2 a burley 17 to 13X 0 and hogsheads dark at 650 10jOO warehouse sold 11 hogsheads burley at 1000 1675 State warehouse sold liocihoads of burley at HflOO to 1576 and 1 hogshead dark at 8ftO Noted Turf Kapert rhea New York Nov iHenry C OrlckmorowWeTy known among turf men and author of kirks Outdo to the Turf died of pneumonia this Our high w U Interest you We odor hluh grade tcd cotton down covets extr light Wool and and qual ity 400 7l50 II line Crib Bud S2 V T I r I I i 1 I J t 4 II I i u I I city today alter a short lllncis Mr wide acquaintance racing men arose trom his having of ficiated us clerk the scale many of the largo TaCO tracks the eastern section tho For many years was as ai on racing records the time death was clerk the scales for the Racing the rclan dub and the Jockey club and was of the Hunt and Steeplechase He was t girt has a 1ladns- he will think JIBS they art marrloJ nc Lt1llIfdL JacFirst Complete Blanket and Comfort Sale BEGINNING tomorrow Friday we announce first com plete Blanket and Comfort sale Our storks are crowdedII with splendidvalues and a great array of styles and kinds Wermake mention of a few numbers that should appeal stronglytt to you if good quality and prices are any object All Wool Blankets handle of l at J4 fifj 15 00 one of we are all valueat6116 ho 8 i 125 Market of at 21 of to of to or 1n High Grady showing of grade comforts be of to Milsh Iimln Comforts silkollnc fluffy at 12 763 00360 Downfilled Comfjrtx latino ourered beautiful patterns at to A complete ti uankeU at 100 to kS450 ChlldrenB cocart robes nt TtS andS400I t l I of- T all Jizei guett hogshead Peoples buggy Crlokmores among of at throughout of country he regarded authority At of his ho of Wcstchcster association Coney T3bckey Vaehfngton secretary National association jrrattoWw 1then tMau perfect tit our low special Cotton Mixed We are offering exceptional values in Colton and Nixed Blankets this sjaeon Vera are a yawl 101I all ootlou Blankets in stripes and solid made of elect cotton carefully cut tall size agO 980 S 150 34 Wool Blankets 104 size in plaids of red anti grey a pair at S300 Dandy assortment of light coloied plaids 104 and114sller pair at 3503 95 t- t j Dealers in only high grade Hay Corn and Oats Millers of CREAM mealsacked in X512 24 48 pound bags Not genuine without our label Ask your grocerJ 1fri Agents Comforts Oilcoloro Blankets and OLD TAYLOR COALH0

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