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PADUCAH. KENTUCKY FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24 1899
JO CENTS A WEEK
VOLUME IV— NUMBER 64,
Eley Dry Goods Co.
The Greatest Remnant Sale of the Season
I lie Union'* .Sleeping Hoiia by
Thousand* at OblckAm»ii|{A.
Goebel and Woodson on the Stale
Content I* Discounted.
The SuecesHof His Army Is Wry
Satisfactory to Him.
It Is Said*
Will Next Handle the Election
Returns and Declare He*
suit of the Election*
CHATTA N( h HIA , Tctin . Nov. 24.-
At In o'clock yesterday morning
tin* exercises of dedicating tin* 107
monumcnta and Hunkers of the state
of llllnola on tin* launefle'ajs sur-
rounding 111** city were held at Orchard
Knoli. Ihr Kite of one of tin- principal
memorial HliaftK anil fnmoiiH during
tin- civil war a* the headquarters of
Oeneral (Irani The day was clear
and warm, typical of till* season In
the Central Routt). It la cMtmatcd
that more I hull one tlimiHanal real-
dent a of llllnola and at leaal three
IhoiiNand Chattanooga people at-
tended the exerolaos aim remnlned
until Iheclcaeof the program. Among
the distinguished visitor* was Sena-
tor Cullom. (lovernor Tanner mid
staff Comml»»loner of Pension a II.
Clay Kvaii*. General II. V. Iloynton,
representing the secretary of War,
and a large delegation from the
eoitfederate camp of thla city. The
exercise* opened with music by tho
Fifth Kegiment hand of Atlanta,
(la. Then followed prayer by the
Kev. I)r. Wm. Pettis. of I he Episco-
pal church, of this city. Major Chita.
A. Connolly delivered the speech
presenting the monuments to the
governor of Illinois on behalf of the
Illinois commissioners.
Governor John R. Tanner, of III-
nols, received the monuments, du
llvering nil eloquent speech of a o-pt
ance, and in turn present etl them to
the government. A
\VA KIIINUTON, Nov. 24. -Senator
Debt*. of Kentucky, was here yester-
day. report says to see the president
about the condition of affairs In hla
state. .
Discussing the Kentucky situation
with n, newspaper corfespondent
after lit* visit lo the White house, Sen-
ator liehoe Said:
••of course, we won in the Kentucky
election, and we do not propose he
Ing delrauded of Our rights. We
Intend to protect them at any cost.
Taylor and the entire state ticket
were elected. Nine-tenths of the po-
ple are with us. So are Hie newspa-
pers. Irrespective of party. Taylor
,'wlll lie inaugurated governor, despite
the assertions of Prey Woodson and
others. I sec- that Mr. Woodson, who
is the Democratic National commit-
teeman, says that Goebel will he
governor. Ttiat Is incorre«l. tloebel
is a desperate man. hut I cannot he
lleve that he will attempt to carry
this contest to the legislature. If
he does, however. It will nol profit
him. ns the legislature will la- anti
G oeliel and anti lltackleim.”
Fall and Winter
Clothing
WHEN?
Arc Thinking of a Conquered
Enemy mid South Africa Re-
public as Well.
ilon’t fail to see our lino. Alljtlie
LATEST NOVELTIES in foreign
ami domestic manufacture. PER-
FECT FIT and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
State Hoard lias no Klgtit to Go
Behind Returns or to LbADge
County CcrtiffLate*.
LATEST RELATIVE TO THE WAR
ANNOUNCEMENT NEXT WEEK
of Dress Goods in all lengths,
of Linings in all lengths,
of cot. Flannels & Flannelettes
of Percales.
H.G. HARMELING
Successor to’VV. .1, Pic ke
PHlmerlllouse 1 *>’> Broadway
LhNDoN, Nov. 24. — Additional
Pretoria dispatches, through refil
g.es, sny the lloer* have a scheme
r«nd> for declaring a South African
republic Flags for the new republic
are already made and a iiiib.n with
the * Irilhge Free Kl atoSs shown by use
if I lie ointige cross. It Is tlso sal-1
more Englishmen are eiillsllng with
III - Boer arrmy ladle vlhg ’ll -y will
g. ‘ eomiiilsstons A force of a h nis-
anil li.crs nas hei-n sei gto capture (lu.
nwu)t. Ifi Rhodesia. The English
prisoners at Pretoria now iiumher
font teen hundred men and fifty-two
offloerr The Boer* expect lo pos-
sess t»cuth Africa In six months
,md War enthusiasm Is high.
LOUISVILLE, Nov 24. -Tile can
vassing hoard of this county after
S great Waste of (line anil much Waste
of breath amt cows tiler able uncer-
tainty late yesterday evening vote*
to and did certify the count of the
i-lty and county ns found on Invea
tlgallon lo lie. t'nrutli anil Hoertz,
though the evidence was heard only
fur their guidance, as Was then un-
derstood, decided lo send all the af-
fidavits with the certificate to the
state canvassing board, no doulit
hoping this board will dare lo do Ihe
dirty work II fell Inclined to do but
skipped through fear of all indlg limit
people The vote as certified by
Ihr hoard shows a clear majority for
Taylor of over Ihre*- thousaud ami
settles la-volet dispute hla elcrtloii
and Ills! of the entire KepuliUraii
ticket. M
Relative to the affidavit* In ques
t un It can l><- sahl that many have
already tieeu shown false by affi-
davits from repot aide citizens pule
Unhid In Ihe Evening l’< at. and the
attorneys of the llritqal .Election
I. engue dial Hie KepubllCali eaiali-
dates call riddle many others
It can also be added that the stale
hoard has no more authority to go
back of these county certificate*
and throw oul tile vole, or lo slier
It. than has Ihe county board, and
the talk of passing ihe affidavits
up In the Hate hoard Is not Ihe talk
of lawyers, but of mere political
c hails Ians
The final declarator of Ihe result
of the elect Ion I* right up to the
state board now- and Monday It Is
expected lo meet to ratify and d<-
c'ate Hie dis Islon of ihr people. In
spile (f Hie claim of llie lloela- lies
to Ihe contrary Hie certificates will
without question Ire lastisd to the Re
publican candidate#
You will lintl 500 yards of Flannettes on this bargain counter at 5 cents per yard. Most choice pattern*
for night robes.
The colil weather demands that you should attend this great remnant sale, for we offer you unheard of
prices. Wc also make you liberal prices in Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Underwear. Come early and avi id
the rush,
Several Vttirs Up This Morniup
ami Fined.
8:20 IS THE TIME, at
The II v pilot 1st Was Nol Fined
No Wart not Issued
Against Him
DRY GOODS CO
322-324 Broadway.
The Government of the Filipinos
Beitur Disrupted.
1 liny was but a ii ry brief *.-s«|nn
„f Hi. |kiI|(<- roilit tills morning Mid
lie docket wax urn gust..
John I ■omthu'j > bum wbotui* serv.-d
lino for vagrancy, was rlinrgcd wlltl
not h- inking himself unto anno- Ion
cst railing, bill pleaded Hint Isn was
erlppleil. Hll'l collld tint work f--r A
.11 |ng lie lilts lOi II frequently M-ell
Isgglng mid llie enurl »»rs*«l him
that no more of Ml. h r.-tidin t ••.'*
wanierl, amt gave him unt It . nirunrnw
morning At H o’i Ink to gel out <-f
town D" promised that !l - .vouM,
and li ft
Anilv Daiooii an-l Wiley VV Db-rc, lit
ten charged »llh drUIlk.-nil-ss, had
1 1 , . f toqng avplon. Imn «
Tim) ylsaM g nut v lo ■ ha g.- W
drunk- unes- . And »nc flmil 4 1 and
( osts.
William Kcbaffer iiud W'llham A.
\lorrls«»n pleaded guilty lo disorderly
. ondm I h> flung their plslola from
s huggi on one of the pikis andwprp
fined $2.*ii li.
Ixartore lleiriiig and Donna II- ale.
colored were charged with using pro-
fane language
■ Ac von guili \ •' asked III.- i-onrl.
"Nosllli I atilt use* I no 'uiflaiec'
language dc< lured one, and the nth
*r corroborated lief As the wltn-'sses
• ere nhs.-nt the ■ e was continued
until tomorrow no-riling and the dc
femlalils were rehnserl Oil their own
m ogulrnn. e.
I'mf VV A. I'arrnwav. Ihe hypivd lot,
• a-, not Itiwd "li Hie sngg- .INI i-f
|'rt<M-( nttlig AlUitnet Win -hr I'.iiop
Im-II who appreciates experiments f.-r
Selin'*' ami r«» iHi-mendid Hull llie
.as*- be not pros.-, tiled I’r- f. Car
rawav was eharg.-il wl'll **» I less
driving which In- did while giving a
demonstration of mind -adi.ig
L'lNDiiN. Nov. 24. -The pieen sent
n in* usage of rongratil I II 1 1 .1 to
Jeuerul Metliuell, for Ills brilliant
action at Belmont yesterday and tx-
presse* sympathy for the casualties.
Several of Ihe High Officials lu
Hands of Oils unit
Ills Men.
Dt'HRAN, Nov. 24.— There In much
anxiety here about Eslcourt, where
c aiuionadlng conlluued last even-
ing. Refugee-* who recently arrived
from I’retorttt **>• President krugei
is alt snilb-s ever tile situation in
Natal, and Hint burghers are Inviting
each other to CiiHMui is dl iuer at
Durlian.
Suit to Be Broujrlit Against Wil
cox & Halloran at Once-
Have advanced, with woman herself. They
are both a little MANNISH, but nei+her are the
less beautiful for that.
We are showing; the nobbiest line of ladien*
boots for $2 50, $3 00 and $3 60 in the city. ,
Vlr. Frier and. Wilcox Jfc Halloran
Will Settle Their Differences
In Court.
LhKENZO. Marque/., Nov. 23.—
A message from Pretoria say*: Ikei
Ident Kruger lias ordered the release
of several non-combatants, who
were timight there as prisoners.
ID- In considering the release of Win-
ston Churchill, who was captured
in tin armored train fight at l r -ere
Station Churchill holils a llcitteu-
ttlt's commission and Is war orie*
pc mb nt .
Mr. Wm. Drier, formerly superin-
tendent cf the Hc-werage construc-
tion here, left this nfternrion for
Terre Haute, Ind., and hi* attorney,
Major Moss, Is instructed and etc
powered to tiring suit In the circuit
court here against Wilcox A Halloran
as soon u* the necessary paper* can
lie filed, for till amount approximat-
ing $7000.
Rupert ntondent Erler came here
Tuesday with the hope of adjusting
his business matters with Wild x A
Halloran amicably, hut they con'd
not. It n-ems. agree.
The contractor* claim that they
owe Mr. Erler nothing, and that he
was paid monthly all the money due
him. less ten per cent held back to
indemnify them In case the contract
was nol complied with.
The $2finft Wilcox A Halloran paid
the city as a compromise for the
work the city did op the streets, they
want to deduct front the remaining
money due Mr. Erler, and Mr. Erler
claims that his contract compels hint
to do no work un the streets until
after the m-wernge was received by
the city, and the work Was clone by
the city long liefore this.
For misses, children and boys, we carry the
best that is made, at the lowest possible prices.
Hi it'TH AM I’ToN, Nov. 23. -The
steamers Haul, Komis and bonne
'astir sailed this morning for South
Aftlrt with three thousand troops
ferndnt first contingent of liftli
army division recently mobilized
lu tllfl Colonial IKpr.rtneUt of the
German Government.
DURBAN, Nov. 23. -A dtscr dited
rep.)-' from Kaffir source* say* Gen
er.il VV title has Captured all Hie big
Jt ,er guns around Ladysmith. Tu
g,-la t-ver is swollen now by icCent
heavy Tallis and I* tiliforciatile.
$ Uneeda ^uwftNTft*
HEREIN. Nov. 21. Investigation
■hew . ttm i the facl* in ilia Cameroon
rvandal, made public by Ihe Tag*-
litatf NeiVertit*T IK. when that paper
said all apparently Corrupt deal Iiud
taken place by w hi, ti Hie chief of the
C olonluJ department gave away
*0.000 oqiiare kilometers of t’atn-
erocui soil. e«l inia tel to be woith
utiout 4ll.mio.ootl marks, to various
high personages, far exceed ihe T age.
Ida it 'a stcry. The promoleia, It
appear*, first formed a Company and
soon told out to a new eompany
formed «t Hrusael* and made up of
Belgians. IngliHinien and several
Ameilcanr «fcr IK.r.mV.OiMl francs.
The* coisesslon. It further appears,
really cost them nothing The first
company »n» named in the conce*
si on Hudek Atnerun. I’tlcc'e Holien
lohe Hehrlngeu was one of Iheorlgl-
ual concessioner*. For till* reason
the emperor forced Ills resigtiat Ion
a* clib-f court clianda-iliUn.
Know that the 1 .imou>, l’aclucah’s largest and most enterprisiug cloth-
iers. nre bending e very effort towards bringing the newest aud latest nov-
elties of the world's markets to your city for your iuspectiou. A few have
already arrived, and
LONDON. Nov. 24, — No purttcu
la.-* ot yesterday'* engagement Iwm
li-fa ricelved hero excepting a
brief r.etlcogf the deal It of l.lt llM-ll
in r Blundell, c-f t lie tire tin doer
•Jitiird:.
U WANT A — UOUGHTA
We are Paducah’s OnIy t Up-to-Date
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters.
|Call and see them. A
call will convince you
beyotnl a doubt that
LONDON. Nov 24. -The • morning
post putdlstiOh the following dated
J'le termaritzburg, Nov. 23: "We
have received a rumor here today from
Dutch sources to the effect that our
forces recently inflicted another
disastrous •sfBat on the Boers kroutai
Ladysmith. Nearly ull the enemy's
urge gsm> fire reported to have Is ell
captured. The Boer* are said to
liav. been completely denronit td.
The rumor ts unconfirmed, tint the
Dutch In tile district appear much
depressed, so that there may lie some
truth In it-
A telegrum from Lord Uetluen
stales that ut daybreak yeate day
morning lie took t tie Doer position at
Belmont, south of Klmtierly, where
Lieutenant Colouel Keith- Falconer
and Lieutenant Wood were killed.
The Infantry behaved with gr.-ut gal-
lantry and were well supported by
the naval brigade The Hi tilth
losses art- Said to In- con*ld -r i'ile,
w-lillc- tht seof the enemy w*r- ..ra v.
TIi.- British troops carried tn.» *:,-sl
tl,.»i nt Ihe point of Hie ‘myoiier.
. Itt.ough details are scarce, It Is
evident that the action was of a
pretty severe charm ter. "Our vic-
tory was complete.'’ ti'.vs Lord
VIc-thneu.
Deucy * Flag Hccrctary Koyally
Welcomed ut (.tiilncy, III.
The Mac=Hurdle
Patented Full-Dress Shirt
The |»**er of all full drens ahirta. Of finr
linni correct finish aud the height of
elegance. Worn by all good drewt-v,
Price $1.50
Jefferson and Elliott Only Goun
ilea Not Officially Hetiorted,
The Latest, the Nobbiest, for
Ladies :
ql'INt’V. III. Nov. 24. -Lieut. II
M Caldwell. Admiral Drwey’a flag
ar'e relarv. srriV.-rl here yester-lay.
He was ti«t at the Htallon by two
hriiss liand*. naval rererv.s, a iidlltla
eon patiy Slid n large iiuinla-r of * lii
• -ns. who escorted him to tile ii « *in .- . »f
(IN nsither. llie Imihlltigs ukilig llie
line of mareli were ileeora let In lu*
greet. at him sh-ng tile entire ruute.
honor anil > lieers mid waving flags
Last night a banquet Lieut, ( aid
well was pit-seuteil wiili a sliver lov-
ing eup. anil Hiih evening a public
reception will la- given lilm.
FRANKFORT, Ky., Nov. 24 -Of
flcial returns have been received at
the office of the secretary of .state
from 117 of the lilt counties In the
state. The two counties yet unre-
ported are Jefferson unit milolt.
The count In the latter has hpen com-
pleted. and In Jefferson the result
will he certified before the enunf the
week, so there will lie nothing to pre
vent the meeting of the slat e olfctioo
commissioner* next Monday If ('apt.
W. T. Ellis can come here at that
II m*.
Public I'ustodmg Thompson has f if
ted quarter* on the second floor nf
the executive building In which lire
state Itoiu-i! will hear contests after
counting the vote In the office of the
secretary of state.
Yale Mufflers
A fttock Ktigli«li *quarc. capab’r of br
ing tied in many thapeii. in colors most
beautiful. Stately, comfortable, elegant
,50 cents to ft. so
Orleans 1
Aberdeen |
display in window. The Lsdy Cunou
tie— no two alike.
Full-dress muftk-r.
price fz.oo to Jr oo.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. Ills sail!
St the wax department that by Hie
end of the present Week Gen. HHs
will receive reinforcements t ' tbw
nundiei of 3 ,000 men It Is expo t
•d that the major poitlou of these
forces will be thrown directly Into
Cnvlle province, south of Manila, and
will clean out the Insurg-pts who
have infested tlint regi,,|i eve, s|tji*
the full of Manila. The Insurgents
in this section are believed to nuui
her a Is > lit l.fMMI to 2, nun men.
The Shed Is to He Fight Hundred
Feet Long.
Our $1 00 Silk-Lined
Kid Gloves
Arc the moat elegant and
ting in the market.
Rnndmaster II. t'. Wallace was nut
at tile in'* Illinois Central depot tills
morning, where work Is progressing as
rapidly a* weather will permit. The
brick under Contractor tint terjoliti, is
very rapidly loouutig up. and Hie
depot will tie finished as soon as pos-
sible.
Kiiarlii akjer Wallace staled that the
platform, which will not la- built until
tin- depot ts finished, will In- kuu
feet long
Tin tug shed at the I'nloti t>-|s>t has
not yel been mllerl. A Urge force
if met Is Ht work on It, tlowsv -r, and
the rnllerN will probatil.r be placed
under It tomorrow.
The yard office of tile llllii I* Cc;i
trill was Hits morning looverl from
the aliops to Hie new dispatcher's
office. Tills takes Yunlinnster Ku.-ran
anil I •- force out ran her.
Try Weille’s
Famous
MANILA. Nov 2 t. ScVivef Ig.dmg
In Hie north of Iloilo begun Tuesday,
Move ntlirv 21 Four AmeHcana
were killed and twenty five wound-
ed. including three officers. The In
surgents gre retreating to t-.itiut Iktr
tmru, tint fighting rs,ntluiies.
Equal to auy H uo .hoe hoM in l-a lucati
TO CL’KF LA GKIFPF IN TWO
DAYS.
Take Laxative Hromovjutnine Tablet*
All druggists refund the money if It
fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s s I guar
ute i* on ea- It txiX. 26o.
First Tennessee Gets Away From
San Fraucisco In (>ood Shape.
Fashionable clothing made at most moder-
ate prices. Good fits, splendid material ami
nobby apparel guaranteed.
Call and see us. Don’t buy interior gas>
in cuts when you can do so well with me.
DALTON, the Tailor
Fourth aud Broadway, Over Mcl'hejson’g
Drug Store.
KAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24 - The
members of the First TeumsM-e regi-
ment left yesterday for Hie Oakland
mole, where iwo special trains wailed
to convey them to their homes. Ii was
late In Hie afternoon when the trains
pulled out, although the men and ofrt
ct-rs left tin- Kan Francisco side on t lie
3 o'clock boat. A great crowd wop
gathered at the Union ferry ,1 i-|mi| to
bid good bye to Hie soldiers, tin- reg
t ment having made many friends
among llie people here. Among those
who gathered to s»v farewell were
siores of women and pretty girl*. The
trouble over the transportation of the
men seemed to have been amicably
settled SS there- w as lit tic con (,
among the hoys lu him- unit all sccua-d
happy to get started on tlo-lr trip
autos* the ccmtliicut. in the , a s- - of
some ten or more nieu llnru was not
enough cash among them lo buy tick-
ets and this morulng a suls-cripllon
w-ns taken up to pay the wav of the
financially embarrassed, or rather to
loan them the money. This mom gig
Mrs. A. K. Townsend, the rich Califor-
nia lady who Iiuk dope so much for the
regiment w.|it to the ruilr.fi d ofrice
and offered tier ell, < k for $,'>0,000 to
pay the full expense (>f the regiment
lo Tennessee. The magnificent ulfet
was refused with good gru> e tty Ihe
Tennesseeans lliqttgll the geuerosity
of lb- lady wp* highly apprudat, ,|.
Venezuela's war, llmugti rated Hs
a small matter and of no Interest In
the world’s politics, Is vigorous, and
Its 1 ast battle shows it record of
killed and wounded nearly If not quite
equal to that of any engagement lit
Kouth Africa or the Fhdippines, and
jnucli exceeding the most of them,
At Puerto CulieUo, Just fought with
victory for General ('astro, giving liinj
control of the only place of conse-
quence in the country not alieady
in lus po**eMlon,thc killed and wouu 1-
ed numbered thieeliiindrisl. more than
fell at Glencoe or Dundee, and a good
many more than have fallen in the
siege operations against Klmbadey,
Mafeklng or Ladysmith. I’ueito Ov
hello will henceforth take a oonsplct
Otis place in the list of the republic’s
battlefield*, and may wind up the
war. tearing only the gueitlht Her-
nandez the gadfly of Venezuelan
politics -mid Id* band to be disposed
Hdinatna of Lute Vice President
Hobart Viewed lly Muny.
I ATTEHSON, N J„ Nov. At
noon today all the streets sun. > i |-
lug the Holiart lionie were bloc : -d by
a dense crowd of Citizens wlio w. uteri
lo Disc odv anlage of the only cliuis e
lo riev Hie ri-ninins of the I ite vice
president, now lying in state In Cur-
roll Hall Although the hours from
2 till *• were set aside for this pur-
pose the people began gathering as
early uk *d this morning A hundred
and fifty members of congress will
attend the funeral tomorrow, 'lie
pr. sepfe of file large Crowd levy
Is taken as d"i u|e.l eyiikjice f it e
hit It esteem Mr. Hobart onio.c)
We want your [patron
ngc.
Wc appreciate
vors.
Part of Ilia Division lake* Frentl
uni Over all Otbars on I. C.
I I ^ § I Uf !l fl H Rush , Havana La Af amada
LIsV^TTUULS Perfecto, Kids, (Infant size-]
and a selection ot high-class 5c cigars, and made at home.
Call for them.
We have only up-to-date
millinery.
7’he inspertors who recently went
over the .'UlBOla Central rajlrntu! have
finished their t.eur, and ill* awintl
to Hie best six mtle« on the enil'*
Illinois Central system of over B.OOl)
miles waamadeto Roaditiaster H U.
Wallace's division, which’ I* front
Louisville to Paducah.
The six miles |* up about Heaver
Dam. and I* the li-velesl an u smooth
est and best kept of any on the *ys
ttm •
mV, M. Crahen is the supervisor and
Mr. H. aeo'tion foreman
The same s’* u 1 * 1 * 1 * 'erelverl tti*
award lust year, ftlsd
We sell our trimmed lmts
regardless of cost.
lug in- iirding to nil act entitled "An
Act to provide how III* pouting and
binding a tut stationery of thq state
shall be furnished, approved June
20. 1 H03. '*
lllunkN may be had from Hie treas,
Urer. Bids .should tie address, d to
the secretary of state, 2tn‘J
PROPOSALS t DU
We do a* we advertise
beuce our success.
Mr .1 E. Palmer, the newVstoia’i
ke.-pei of the Illinois (Yntral, airiv.x) j
lust night from Chicago and i>egan
work tln> morning in the storeroom.
With Paper and Stationery for
Public Printing.
Threatening weather tonight and
Saturday.
Andy Watson, the Bell county out
law, escaped from an officer liy jump,
lug from it second-story window.
Give us a call and wc
will save you money.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. FRIEDMAN.
32b Broadway.
Rental proposals Will la' reCClV. d
#t the Office of the sts retury ot state
nt irt.uk fort, Ky n until noon, be
ceruliei S, 1 Hit?*, at which time they
will be opened, for furntsliii-g paper
aud stutbuei) 'for the public print
rongresaman Oruinpaukai . of i
dltiiiu, an flounce* that lie vin m
trrduce a bill III congress for Hi • re
Colonial department gave aw a .- !•>,
l|uctlc>n of the represent Htion of the
mg l Uv _ne$ro.
Dr. McCormick, of the stute ld»nr(|
if liiatth. who ima tie.-ti making ; u
Inveailgaticn, sa.vs there are over
0(K‘ cases of smallpox In Union coun-
ty, if which nun. h.-r SOU case* „r®'
in Untcutown,
A flood destroyed the river of l.itm
ml" ill WaslilllfkCdl Mate.
Janos W. McKinney, wlio on the
face if Hie returns was defeated for
representative in Trigg county by
four votes, will contest the el-.vUoii.
Two hundred structural troll wnig
er* went cn u strike at Chicago.
Joint B. Embry, of Nlcholnsvidc
Ky., died of yellow fever in L'iiIih.
©Itc ^abttcol? $\ra
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• llicr U'liit'* Mir I (i ni {KAIil ' K it*-
C^PFhil-'
Ti ll* Mint- to r. I "Ike n nmn Or tfrtou^
ti&iiK it w'i \rr m i iilpuinutiK |li* pkr«H
f*W thefr own :u|vAntage, lust cad of
using Ihelrown talents for tin beg- fit
of tlir party. In at thr time nftWnpt
at Imnnlsm roiunirnco*. If, III ailmlmi*
luring Mint rebuke, llir party tinqMt
rniliy Miftlirn. It *111 only ton Wo lW*>
lesson the plallirr. Thai In exactly
tlir iMirnl to Ih* unforced; political
pm lira ntjraya miTi n if uny prrmlt
(branrlV'H 111 ItrciH'ir tUr I oiiln uf
•elf ■ enluruil mul nmliltlnuM nirn. If
a party aiiffrrn a ilrfrat in a nlalo of
national eject loll, once or tw-l*e, simp-
ly lirr anno thr propir w ill nm tolerate
'Ifcoenrai't (lint party will learn n bw-
non which it will not noon forget, ami
It In nafr to nay It mill not permit
Mlrli men to gain cunt ml of Itn orgasm
ratli >in* lii tlir near future. That uaa
•fiial caused t tnv .leflnlt of tlir I4epu*»-
Mean party In Marylanil thin ymir. It-
man a tutlrr lennon. lull In lliu eml a
profitable "lie Whenever a few men
rule a party, the people km*' confidence
In It- Whenever I llon<> men are depone*!
the pulill* return lo tlielr firmer sup-
port of the parly. Nothing maken a
party n*i weak with the pn)|ilr an to
fiatv It t a* liy whnti la etieutiotily t ena-
eil a ’maelitne;* nothing makes I
stronger than to have the inmuieii feel
the parly In run In their interests.
"The name cry which wan tsIsihI by
the Uox machine in obki wan ruined
by tbe Uoeliel machine In Kentucky.
Vote for the machine, swallow a lit lie
•tuff the bosses produced, shut, y«ur
cyea to all their corruption, nuffer
your rights lo Ik> curtailed au*t y*>ur
privileges lien led, in ord< r to Hue your
party regularly. Yet what rosped-abl*
HepubUean ailinlrea tile llemo* rat w 1 10
vot.ecl.for Goebel? How, then, ean he
defend thone who voted fur Cox? And
the reverie m also true.
"Why, the very fact that thoae wl>o
are moat Intimately cuuaecteil with
political 'ImsniV are the n>*>4 earnest
in their ilenutl of It. shows that they
do not believe in it. nixl that they do
know the people ought to'tctnike It.
t*l*1 you ever know a political ‘b>»g
acknowledge hlmlelf to tie <rr, and
make a fight on that platform?'
for Innulng a eertlfka e to (Joe-
bo all* gi'i^iit of-ttNMi* l.aiiot .
haftf*. CR: fill, rung tiK- . Splri-fl, :lilu|.'»<-
Imtra 1 1 ' > <! > 1 1 > it that tht n'Xfi I* jap
W 'U be convince. I of *ft> ''^t'vrgfid
regularity of tlie election III Knox anil
Johnson. The atub bmika -how wlial
•or! of ballot* were need, an I ;i ought
not to Im a difficult matter la settle
ihia ennt rovaifiyl I I T I
"Gochtdiu*. while expressing eonfl-
dence In the willingness :.f iln- at ale
lioard to eornndt nn out r ige upon Ih*
rtglit lif ailffiRge talk about ilic t|igl)
•landing of the gentlemen »bo coin.
|nw*c the hoard a* tf the rf>pdt nlon "f
these nmi were such as to I miliu the
liopular approval of anytlildg they
mlglil ilo. Thin Im alamter by tnuotiilo,
aa tlielr ansuuipllon that rebel will
gut the certificate m slander direct.
W»> do not. believe that rapt. Kills
and Judge I’ryor would use tlielr repu-
tation for iulegrlty to Induce tlir |kit»
plr of Kentucky to aocept a wrong.
They ix>uld not tf tliey would. W*od-
son’ll dialled Iterally atateil I* souie-
thing like Mur. The members of the
commission ara men of high standing,
anti whatever they do will he accepted,
If tlapt. Pills or Judge Pryor were to
•teal a homo or rob a . lunik, this
would make horsestealing and ’rank
robbery honorable In Kentucky lie
mi'puim to forgitl that, the ryput all on
of tlirae men In tut nos t upon liountalrla
conduct. Tht* repul/uton < an bo easily
* leer roved try dUttionorablr acts. If
they wer uUi rob a bank tlie ptvipl j uf
Kentucky woiri*', «<**letnn tlleiu, lath-
* e»> than apiivMe • liunk rubbery If
tlroy pnitlutpnte ia Mie rubborv of tbu
majority of the people of Kc*i s.ky of
IIm> right* of Aiovrluan- t itt’.euship.
Kentucky wilt roiulemn '*••• ■ -inilirils
rMhit Miaa approve the crime. It la
an inaalt to <?apt . Ellla and Judge Pry.
or U inHtniwio that they would p<»
Nome o|ioa tlielr own reput *Uj»a to
cloark a I rlin#." * ^
If re* haven't • rewulsr. wmlihr moreaieni of tbe
bowel! ererr ler. Tell re k>et <>r will tie Keep r>>ur
xieelt open, imd t>e well t'orae. In theiuepecf
violent phjvle or pill imivon le ileneerirae Tbe
mi. .<i hen. eealevt. tncvi t>erfect wer uf beeping tbe
bowele elenr end clean n to tebe
luiscaimoN rates:
(Knitted nt the poetnfkct nt Pnducnh. Ky
eecond elate matter.)
THK DAILY 8CN.
By carrier, per week I
Hy mad. pet mouth, in advance . .1
By mail, per year, in advance
THK WKKELY SUM.
On* year, by mail, poaiagc paid....].
Address Thk 8v». Peducnk. gy.
mniuniH w u
and Cooking: purposes'
and rem oral satisfaction
Orrtci i !4 Bro«<tw»y I Tilsfboh* ...No 15 H
rioatant. PalttaMr. Potenl Tantr OmM IV'iP*t»d,
Novrr Hu'Mn ur tOr .1>t VV \V ritr
tor freo akmi’lo. ah<1 btniwi on health, AiitlrOi# 1
Indm;. Cftlot*. Iwlfnl, <•* Vsrt. Mts
•a^Mcmlxr of the Scripps-McRae
League, the best afternoon Tele-
thc States.
W e have inlrotluced in the work room of our carpet department a new
■yiteiu-pt tnakinj
graphic Association in
bordered carpttt, whereby the turn under around the
it* bo ViAterially from tbe appearance of a carpet, ih done
geaiu4 of our cxrpeU are made in such a manner us to hi-
ItihlerVtfen the work ia fayed. These point* are worthy
of your consideration, as they add greatly to the appearance of a carpet.
Remember, this is the only place in the city
where you can gret such work.
ORIOIN OF THE TERM
Iwgwuluan ttnpUmntl.iu of IhmMn Owlf
Tnrun Uy Inak llntd.
To some. M Ixttt, of ih« un*UBlhergil
mj luoutucrabl* host of golfers the
question in ay have occurred ai on*
time or fmothnr Whence came the
word "caddle"f Frntik Boyd, In hM
'‘Omitted f'hapler* In' the History of
Monlfleth," wlih'li he contVltuiteii to
"The Hook Of Monlfleth llolf i 'ikdlki-
iar,” offer* an ingenious u« well an
highly amusing explanation uf the
term There wa». he nay*, a Culdee.
or "Keledal," entabllnhment at Monl-
fleth at one time, till the monk* of Ar‘
liroath dl»l>o«ses«ei the Oul.leba tif
fhelr lands and made them tkelr *erv-
anta One dHy it occurred to » aouk,.
while having a git.-ne of golf, to make
the Kulodel carry lUn elubs. He found
tbla cuntrihuted KtealJy lo tils cofnfor^
"The plan wgs adopted by tlte rest of
the monks, and hencefortn they never
went out wlthflut being aet ♦mpunled
by their Keledel " Now you know,"
contlnuee Mr Hnyd. "that In these
part* the practice Is to cut short words
in phlrts lit lltMi nil used A UK
tlU. for Ilian tijaevM lays Halsray.'
It Is always 'Halgrle ' Thus It was
natural that In the course of time the
»l‘ should drop out of Hie Kelhdet',' and
It should come to sound like 'caydef'. 1
•ait t* tHhi dag lKldils how tht wonMa
pronounced by superfine Scotch youths.
In the strong Forfarshire vernacular
U waa. however broadened out lo 'rad-
dls ' ” Aa a matter of fact, the origin
of the term "caddie" Does not Appear to
have evar heet^.arinfartorlly explained.
Jamieson, who defines caddie aa one
who earns a livelihood by runulag er-
rands, delivering meesagea. aqd so on.
eipraaaea the opinion that the Ursa
was originally the sama -with the
French oadet. which a« he remarks Is
some times used to denote a yi*ing per-
son In ganeral. • Ur Murray. In hi*
colossal work, holds the same view,
but how the word came to be employed
to denote tbe lad who carries a play-
er's golf ctnbi has still to ha elucidated.
— Literature. - , ...
Today i« tlie Inst day 'nr fpl.tq c on
tesiN ngulnst membin* of the b-gis
In ttiie.
PrcKiilent McKinley will npl i
Din proo.lseri visit lo Nashville
finds buMTIeas too pressing y
OwiLlsnmense Stock of New Carpets and Rugs
iwcvinmATK; ";;v, ;;;;
Office 427 Broadway. Telephone No. 8
awaits your inspection. We are offering:
Kxtrs goo* I seven-eight ha hemp
idpoi’/orm yffa." ’
WttW cotorfd gnd pattern* in yard-
wide gfinite — xhte best emp carpet
tw^4r4r ip; y4rtV - |
Kiglit pieces of good quality iq-
grain carpets — our quarter- wucl-t-
iiright patterns, for iUo yard.
Four pieces strictly all-wool 60c
tngrsfn caYjicts to dost out for -fOc
l«x3H ioches, 6J>c.
Smyrna ruga, :!Ox64 inches in size,
for 08 cents
f llsnitsmue M< queitc rug*, regular
large sizes, for 82.110 ami 83.46.
New line of tine fur rugs in solid
black and white; also combinations
of gray, black, brown and white furs
from 81.75 lo 85 00.
Smyrna druggets. T'uxlO'v feet
to 0x12 feet in size, badsomc red,
blue or green color combinations,
ranging in price from 87.60 to 835.
We are Closing Out a Cheap
Line of Mattings.
♦♦♦**♦♦*
Drop in And nee us.
niliiiYoM'MlHW'y'.r*'
received -by Secrets rp Of State Finley
from all tbe counties in Kentucky ex-
cept Jefferson and Elliott. The State
• I action commission Is exuectcO t*>
meet Monday . the 27th. to begin tti 1 *-
good measure Here/
You will always get
good quality here.
You will always get
courteous treatment^ere
The center of the governorship cop-
test will aoon be Frankfert. The
slate commission l» to meet Monday
lo canvass the vote mid *ie< liar*, (by
result officially that is no* so wyll
known to thd people of the slate and
country. , , ,
TELEPHONE MB
A BUY ANl/Kl) PARTY
That nomocracy la hopelessly given
over to Bryaiiism Is uceept<-d with
deapadrlng reslgnstlon by *be af-
flicted parly and wtlh svnil'Vhetlc
catk vru py .tho , ppanuw -^t Juge.
feveii 1ft <>p «c8dql ^f edfilflxjp-rtvuuj
this party, Inured to blunders, fulls
to learn wisdom. There Is a pretty
well defined oouvt, tiou inside the
party that In a campaign led by
RiVnn, snd pitched on the ohi plane
eff radical disturbance to ratab
iislie*) order, I>eroocra*y inuat Inev-
I tably meet f oreordnl nisi orfi'al.
Yet there la A disposition that qmounta
to devermIQHtiVb lo repeat the folly
of lSJWV .1 ust Mica t Ion of I hi* course
Is prolwibly tiased upon the dl»courng-
ing reflesy loti that Itke resigt face*
the party with any other available
leader upon, ufty Otbwr poaalble plat-
form. and iho,i it la well to fight It*
out. upon the old line in shfer drw
peratlon and devillab-llke ikvollon
to consistency, always reserving Ilia
great American privilege of taking
on any other fallacy found lying
Around looa«\
In tbla connection a recapitulation
in retrospect may serve to p iuu a
paJItiCai mas* 1 liF ^irognuslb alkiii
In 1H96 McKinley got 271 tile< lor.vl
Votes and Brysp 17d. Wiitc then
Bryan has lost Kausao, South tbikoti,
>V asliingiou and Wyoming, with
twenty one electoral VQtes The
Uecnocrais have regained M|i y'.ifut.
simply lusxause the free silver Issue
wan Ignored — liy WkR». The gold
Iienucratu of that Male wl|a Imre
returned to tbelr party tflil *Mlvloii
It bgvlnlf Bryan la nom*nat.-d Tliey
hAve an ineradicable fear of his mon-
etary theories. He msy carry Ken-
tucky with the aid of the (ioe.hel law —
a , lout >t ful proposition- but, even that
state, filth thirteen electoral votes,
will not make good bis losses. It la
a safe prediction that he will lie
beaten ; worse in I t*pO than ill lrififi
ft fi evident, a* the St. Lout* > ilob<-
Jlemccrat very pertinently nts
forth, that lire Heroocrstk- party
Ua^< resolved,, ivllh its * yes ofeu, to
go down Into the valley of bun*iiatl<in
with llryafi. If pri-fera' the c.gtulnty
of defeat wiin him to thf* relfiqt e poa
siblllfy of atltvo** wlTli som* other
man It ia well.*
If You Want---
BLACKSMITHING DONE,
A. W RRIFF Can do it foryou
The . Swell Window Drapery— Durable, Ar*
rustic, Inexpensive.
fnwn 98(vTd 84 9bj a Vfiir.
k-^wprit qurtaifia |8 to 85 * pair.
HOnluin point lace curtains — in white or ecru, beautiful ecroll de-
signs — suitable for most any room, 85 60 a pair.
. ftH'l' li.iM icil iMUftOW f t>r» '
l , ♦ o SHADES AND CURTAIN FIXTURES
Nice felt window shadei, 3 feet wide, G feat long, spring rjiler, 1 5c.
Good G.feet shades, for 20 cents.
1 oil f«l l *'ioe«*iiiiU^*ii<lk to xmier, any style or size, oak and m.ihogany our
tmlo poles and 20 cent*.
hfiifl'irUu curtain poles, silver trimmings, 25 cents.
The new double Parisian curtain rods, for 35 cents.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, *
Lucas "omit/, i **
FRANK J. UiKN EY mskes o»th that he Is
the senior pinner of the tirm of F J. Cheney
A Co., doing ba.lnees In the etiy of Toledo
county and state sroresald, ant that said mm
will pay the sun of ONK HI NHKKLi DoL
l.AKS for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by tbe use of HALL'S CA-
TARRH CURE.
FRANK J. i'HKNK.Y.
Sworn to b*>fore me and •ubr- rtlied in my
presence, this Stb day of December, A A l-W.
> K A L A. W. liLBAOON. Notaiy Public.
Uah s Catarrh Cute Is Mken 'mentally and
acts direc tly »n the blood add mucous surfaces
of the system Send for testimonials, free
F J CHENEY A CO , Toledo, O.
Fold by Druggist* Wc
Mall s Family HU* are the best.
New Work
Repairing:,
lorseshoic
In ton months of tills year the lial-
hnco of trade In favor of ilia United
states amounts lo $i<7o,(Hm.i.0<m>. and
for tbu same time tie gold imports
•xceert the exports by over $8 .(mhi.immi.
Prosperity stands the test of figures
in all departments of trade and of tlie
govern menu
Quicker
Neater,
Better
Horseshoing:
The same old place, 218 COURT 8t,
HENRY MAMMEN. Jr
When Qoebel Is out. of the guberna-
torial contention lie will sunn sink
into the oblivion lie lias so well won
for himself. His career will become
a by-word for all tlml Is mean in
polities, however. Much was the re-
ward of other betrayers and Uoeliel
alone has himself to blame.
A thoroughly equipped Book-making plant.
You need send nothing out of town.
PtUat FUt-Oocnin* Book* WOADVA
HOW TP KREF FERNS
IU«A Mi, VWIrniMr l-« •* Mol* Is
SNM for Those
No«A In J adds mors lo the attractlye-
bhs of a roam than a pot of ferns
But bow to manage ferns when they
com* from tb* florist Is what few
houacwlTsa know If tba Intsetloa b*
to gut them sln*ly they should ho ra-
pottad in a alia larger only (has the
If recalvad
,i ran*»e*l by an artistic decorator to beautify your room.
PECLAL.-A dozen different patterns in tine chenille portieres,
jLDriee 8 4 50 to 810. This week at 50c on tlie dollar.
^Offtry portieres, 3'« yar*U lung, heavy fringe: rei, blue aad green
•BAG a pair.
fsKan . *
EBTaBLIAHRD
18M.
TUB OLDEST RETAIL K8TAHLIHU-
MKNT JN TUB CITY
Woo dson'a iTtlcag** Interview, hi
which lie said that Goebel woulil ald.i*-
h.v tli* ilecision of the slate oauvass-
Ing tsi.lTd. lias brought down up*>n Ills
lieail enough etlUeism to i lit his Nam-
sonlnn locks and his pride as well tf
both were as lender as they should lie.
such Impudence, and such roasts!
To Beat Bryan for Presidential
Nomination Nest Year.
drap«n*4 — the latest thing — also suitable for stylish
for 75 cents yard,
and mahogany, 81 25
pots they hart ucrupi"!
by mall, with the soil w*sh*d from the
root*, put tbs plants Into as small pots
as will naturally account* xlats (he sit*
of Chair roots. Plan* hit* of rh arena 1
or broksn pottery an Inch In dspth in
tfta bottom of tb s pot for dratuase
Covar tbla with a thin layer of must or
isafy rsfuse lo prevent the soli from
washing through An Ideal soil is
rloh, flaky laaf molfl. with on»-foarth
part roars* sharp *nn? well allied Ih
In tb* ahaenc* of laaf nioid wall-roltad
sod. rich In decayed roots, ia «•!* «ll»ni .
or chip dirt, tailed with decay*.! straw
or «uch inattar with either of these use
ih* wo* proportion of *anJ One
ne*d not always go to tbe woods for
laafmold. In many a sheltered feme*
corner and under the edge of walks
the leaves from shtd* sud otbwr trees
find lodgment year after year ami de-
cay. Manure should not Iw added w>
the soil for fernt. an rxeeptioni may be
made with very strung growing varle
(lee — a little may be added with bene-
ficial result If *o thoroughly Uerayed
that tt looks Ifke rleh. blech earth A
few bits of .-harroal. varying from the
lit* of a pwa to that of a basainut. may
be scattered through tbe soil, they
kewp the soil tweet and ferp roots
seam to Uke the little nooks add crau
litas afforded by them nits of broken
brisk may he substituted , either bold
NEW YORK, Nov. 24. -The Herald
nays: "Maryland Democrats will le.id
in nn antl-Kryau movement if any eie
couragement W off*-red llietu by tliu
lenrierH In thin and other eastern
state*. -✓"'-G
TIiIn flirt was nunonnecd In Hi* hard
Croker by «x-N*»iahjr Arthpr I*. Go*
a>au nu'i Dovurnot elixt John tYuit*>n
Smith . f.f
st nator Gormau la qiioled un saving
to a frlt-nd last evening that a auf-
flctent tiumlier of ntitl -Bryan dele-
galea wrujd be aent to thv fn xt na-
tional convent ion to prevent Ih*' boinl-
natien of tlm Ncbraaka leailet liy tti*
twn-ihlnl* - voUi nweaioiry. While in
New York Fenator Ooruian and (!*>v.-
elect Kmtth have b,'*-n lu Icoau inn-
sultntlon concerning the Democrat io
poll* -lea which Mary laud may del Hop
during the next six month* With
them at the \Vald«irf-A*U)rln was
llnrlmnin Schley, cousin of Admiral
Schley, ami surveyor bf the I’ert of
HalUmom under -the laat « l* v* Innd
aflrnliilatratlon Mr. Kchley is i close
friend of deuator Gorman, anil Ida
presence atArted the minor that eastern
Democrats woulil unite In presenting
the nAme of Admiral Schley in the
next < on vent ton 1
It Is said, however, that Admiral
Schley Iihn announced that he would
have nothing to do with politics, and
woulrl not aocept tbe presidency aa
a gift. 'f l
If Senator Gorman's plana reach
ihelr fulf fruition Maryland w ill liulat a
very early state convention, nt which
a delegation to tbe national ccnveu-
tlon will be Darned which will In- aolkliy
and openly opposed to Bryan •
Ollier eastern states and some south-
ern states are expected to follow
Maryland'a example. No candidate
has been settled upon it In said, with
whom fo oppose Bryan.
— Design In—
Stable and Fancy Groceries
Provision^ Produce, (Feed, Etc.
Senator ItlaCkburn ways lie still
believes Goebel was elect in! snd Mid
.eglslnture Is DeincrriilJ*- and tlml
lie will l>e ret urinal to the senate. Mr.
B. would no doubt declare the moou
<jf : •■•—e If it was
Agreeable lOWJ SO, aB.I lie would be
Mat as near tb* truth * f the matter.
Try our Celebrated Sugar
Cured Meats.
Haas, Sbonlilcrs, anil Baeon— and Strictly Pure laird. Ail our oab
pack and sold under a guarantee,
v 08 . 826-827 8. Third 8t. Te , **'»'"ne |08
Tha .South Afriosn war ha* not af-
fected general buqursfi in any part of
the world, excepMat 'the scut of Hie
sonfllct^ No E*ir*psy4 comriry haa
had nny of its i n injure*), not
*ven England. Th« *ar will re*luoa
iho pre|llcte*l Im ri-Ami iu the world's
gold production for IMG to aome ex-
tent, but aside ‘—jiftf - i ircpii, stall, e
the world will uigAfg' affected oa
li riallvby tbe ronaMh.
It feet could talk, QUi
quality would be tbe i
demanded. Have you 4
themP NOP What is
merit P Style* fit and j
Is rapidly becoming Ui# favorite with the people of this c'ty. It lead*
others, for the reason that it I* , ,
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Medium Price
PADUCAH BOTTLING CO
CHILDREN’S i
SCHOOL SHOES
Whether the odrtillmte of election
for governor la deli.-Vr. i to General
Taylor, whom th* peoj.l. sebvted, or
to Mr. Goebel, whom Ih. people didn't
select, has finally been pa-wuxl up to
tfte slate canvassing imarri. The
power of Die lhr*e 0011 me » be aa
great- n« Vbe Qoi>tii'H|iA chum and the
certificate, *w* they ‘ ksHert, may lx-
delivered to Goebel, the not elected,
tun the atatemefit Is iloubU'il fqr tlu-
one reason tf no other that the Iriuuv
viate is comimsed uf sitgirt . ii|t.-n
and not fools **r Ifnavea. General
Taylor will Ire governor.
Bergdoll, Hroprietoi. Tenth and Madison •'■wola
lone 101. Ortlers filled until 11 n m
““da l’op, Seltzer Water ami all kinds of Temiicrance
Ara you neoding Shoes for the girls and boys P
Our stock is complete in all. departments.
Child's 5s to 8s, 50c, 76c, $1.00 and 81.25
Child’s 8 1-2* to 11s, 75c, 81.00, 81.25 and’81.50
Misses’ 11 l-2a to 2s, 75c, 8100, 81.26, 81.60 and 82.00
*L Bovs' tt 1-lto to Via. 75c and 81 00
mjMM fagVfl-88, 11.00, 81 25 and |1.50
llojs'-lttoe l-2s, 81.00, 81.25, $1.50 a „«l 82.00
- : '-SEE OUR SHOES
f.^fVR THE LITTLEFOLKS.
COURT OF APPEAL^
in atkliMon to toting for prefideiiMal
i-le* tors and lociuber* uf congrisn next,
your* a portion of the people of Ken-
tucky will etoot n judge of til*- court
of apiMXil* and U|kii» line remilt will
clepen*) the pnlllH'Ml eoirqile xl.-i of I Ill-
appellate court of KrnUiofcy lor the
ensuing two years.
The term of Judge Haeelrlfg. of the
'KevunlU AppelUtto iliotrict. expires In
one year and bis HUcoetmor is to Im elec-
ted In November, lttGO. 'iln- judges
holding ovar art, equally divided po-
litically, the Republicans being Messis.
Iliitsniro, Usffy and Dulteile, *nu the
Democrats Messrs. Faynter, Jlobson
and WbltA. m
The Seventh Appellate district is
Si-publican by a large majority, uud
even Under tfte Inlqiptoits Go* t>* l force
hill it, gave a plurality of .‘1,721 for
Taylor. In a presidential election the
district Is sure of a Republican ma-
jority of fi.Ufib with a high data nomi-
nee for Judge on the ticket.
BITS OF EMGRbON
A good Intention clothes itself with
power.
Give me health and a day ami I will
make ridiculous the pomp of emperors
It makes a great difference |„ the
force of a sentence whether u man be
behind It or no.
Work every hour, paid or Unpaid;
see only that thou work am) thoa
canst not ascape thy reward. Whether
tby work be fine or coarse, planting
corn or writing epics, so only It be
honest work done in thine own appro-
bation. it shall earn a reward to the
senses as well aa to the thought. Tbe
reward of a thing well don* is to
lyase ^ W a l. : Ml
I see the spectacle of morning from
tbe hilltop over against my house,
from daybrtiaK to sunrise, with emo-
tions which an angel might share. 14ie
long, slender bars of cloud fl<jat like
flashes ID a sea of (Tlmson light Front
tbe earth, as a shore. I look out Into
that silent sea. 1 seem to partake of
Its rapid transformations, tint active
enchantment reaches my dust, and 1
dilate and conspire with Hie morning
wind.
Consider what yuu have In the
smallest chosen library. A company
of the wisest and wittiest mfu that
could be picked out of all elvID coun-
tries In a thousand years havu set In
best order tbe results' df their learn-
ing and wisdom. The man thejneefvas
were hid and Inaccessible, solitary. Im-
patient ot Interruption, fenced in by
etiquette, hut the thought which they
did not uncover, to their boson* friend
la, bare .fftlfieff lINt* .Jttf transparent
words to ua. tha strangers ot fiuother
The statement marie thaf Senator
Frye will become president, irilntilri
President McKinley rile, Is im error,
cenator Frye is president pm Gin. *,f
llie senate and in* such beeoin*« I he
a* ling vice president so far as the
duties of Hull of flee imike linn tin- p re-
st iling officer of the sena'c. lint
the Forty-ninth congress tic.-d the
presidential succession, ami lu care of
President McKinley's death, t'n- sec-
retary of state will nek ss jw, sident.
Then In iinoVMffen " ill come H»* »ee-
r alary of, tht treasury', he; pus rclury
of w ar, l l«e attorney general, ■ lie post-
master generul, tile airrelary af I lie
navy atiil llie seerelary Jfit ,tli,» Inter-
ior. This is the ortlei in *n->c both
the president anil Flee pr -Si. lent are
Solicits your patronage. We thoroughly guar-
antee all our work. We employ experienced
workmen, and will do your work in a sanita-
ry, scientific manner at the lowest prices
Bond purchases fit tbe New York
sub-treasury under tha recent call of
Secretary Gage have aiuotinf.Sd to
$ »,H (Ml, II l* .
UOURH FOR MAILS
r*la*|* at Fkltada-lptils Mlat.
The report o* the coinage of the
Cnited .Stale? mint in Philadelphia
during tbe fiscal year shows the full
rglue to be 8k0.79-l.40l.97. Of this
amount. 849. 919.180 was lu gold: 89,-
918,311.65 In silver, and 8956.910.14 in
base metal. The number of pieces ofgold
minted was as follows: Double eagles,
1669.368; eagles, 893,142; half-eaglej,
I. 508,022: quarter-eagles, 24.116; total
number of gold pieces, 4,094,648. The
Sllw-r pieces coined were as follows:
Dbllar/ 3,466,709: half-dollars. 3.3o6.-
7U9; qusrter-dollars, 11.904,708; dimes,
18.220.709. uf base metal the coins
mimed were as follows: Five cents.
II. 539,782: cents. 37.992,354; the total
WUgiLier of gold piece* was 4.094.648; of
silver. 36.898.838:' of base metal, IS -
IS 2.086. The total number of places
colued was 90.625,570.
Mails arrive sud are distributed as follows
From IsMlsrlU*- abd i:a»4-
Trsiii No aui opens at o p in
r.' i ;•<>?* .
•> *jti •> '• * 00 p. lit
From Memphis sml South—
Trslu No. 3 R open St I O'P iu.
•• • »il •* '• T Oils RL
.* • *• v *■«» m.'
N„ U. A Nt L —
Trails he r« epenai • SJft or
hi. La>u Is and West—
'J'rsl»f8y kapii*n svKSl^.fn. * 4
*• '* »0S •• • 8-lOs 111. -
A fitvoimlile report on the Bollau>l
torpclo boat will be marie to tfte Brig
Ish admiralty by the British nnvAl
Attacbe at Washington, who Ira- In
.speotc the vessel.
IIIUJIB iff
WHEN THEY GO IN
Ex-l't>Ktma*ler T. N. Edwards, who
fflsappearetl from Law rent elMirg. Ky ,
aeviv.il riays >«go, has been lo* ateuat
Mfuiroelhty^kli). lie Is in*nue 00*1
will bn brought borne for aiealinea*.
Canned Goods if K
Yree delivery to all figrti Lf
Uoi. 7th s’A Adams
The newly elected governor of Ken-
tucky will Im- inaugural ed in thc
flfth Tuesday nfter Iiim election*
which this year will Ire on Dix emlM-r
12. The lieutenant governor „ini
s Alter state offlcera will take * touge
of their offlcee at the same time.
Tlie governor Im elected for it term
of four years, and should Ire Ole la*.
fore hla term of office expires the
lieu tenant governor ta nppolnU-il
lo fill ike vacancy and serve in that
capacity until the next regular eloe-
lion.
• • -sf ,
The memls-rs of the general asseui-
My-thw reprpHHliUit I vea and ts-ira.
tors- take possoaslou of tlr.-ir offices
on the first riuy of Junuiwy following
their election. The representatives
THE STATE BOARD
LoUlsvill*
Dispatch; "The Goelwl-
ltes are still claiming lliut Goebel will
he governor, such claims assume that
the state lioant of election commis-
si oners will arbitrarily throw *.ut
•trough counties C>> convert a Tuylor
plurality into a Goebel plurality.
"The Dispatch woulil again reiterate
Its confidence In t'apt. Ellis an*l Judge
I’ryor. We <lo not Indorse l he atti-
tude of these gentlemen llirouglmut
the contest, but we <k> Hot believe
i hey will do what the Oyebellt*« evi-
dently expect them to rid. We dr li t
IrellgVe they wtjl go b*-IUn>l llie re-
turns of lliu Gnelicl nun >.hi»|n tln|
have appointed. We ikr not Isdli-vs
they will deliberately <l|sf rjnichlae
whole counties In enuilt < ft rebel In .We
do mit liellcve them to be '■aphlrle *>f
su ait, that woulil be so 'mtpahly <lis-
liotieet. Ii Is to<> piHin that I'.iyi.-r haa
U-en luuii Klly eh- cried quT-i n u tot
lliein to Ire nblu to give any plausible
Mali, clone »» follows;
For L-.un vine sml K 1 A( -
Train No- X -‘ closes, at lu iu a. m
" “. m -* " j' "f }"■
- p cat ff i r / 7 "Ua 8*
For Msmpnis and aouth—
•JrslU No,i{4lvio»*Aff
.. •• Ml '* " It p. tu
- •• swi ."li UUP, UL
N.,C * 1» L —
Train No- !<*• rloaaa at # 0 ) ». in.
hi Uonla ami Wast—
Train No. MS-' closes at It 10 3 m
PENSIONS!
WAR CLAIMS!
(Hives, Beware !
An rxpactgnl mother had brtlrr I
JAMES A. WQOOWAR
Wari'iiiiu Asent ur.l ffijRf
VOUt'H KRH h
N<» ft* ('or. Ha-reuiU and TeDUt»aA««..
*aUucAb, Ky.
not take anything al all than Ihotr
positively dangerous mixtures so widely
advertised to relieve her discomfort and
nausea. She ought to know that outside
external treatment Is the only way that
can possibly be of any benefit. She ought
to know that Motnmr’m Frlanais
the only remedy (hat will help her, and
it is an external liniment. It takes her
through the entire period in comparative
comfort, shortens labor, and childbirth is
no longer to be dreaded. More than that,
it preserves her girlish shap* after the
ordeal, and her Ullle one will come into
the world perfect in form and health.
fflurileTour Itowvli Wtlh ('*«car*U.
CfiDdy Cuthanlr, cure run«upation forf»r*t
Uk.wfr- If C C C fall. drutfirifctM refund luonev
223
Broadway
INK8JP
Infant mortality Is something fright-
ful. -fatal ly one- quarter die hefur -t hejr
•rea* li * *ms* year, one-third before they
arn five, und one- half ft*- fore t hey ara
/ifta-uiii Tftu timely use of WMITK'B
CREAM VER.MIFL'GE woulil save a
suaj'S'itj of these precious lives. I’rlee 1
"5 cts. buhl b y PuBols A Go.
Ot. EdwarSs. eye, ear. uosc and
AruMl specialist. I’Adawtft-
Physician &nd
Sure-jon
Ufflos Uonrsi
.' » toSa, D..llolp, w
Offlcfi, No. 418 k Broadway.
DELIA CALDWELL, M. D,
Physician and
, MORAL CXiUUAGE.
Tl|p JUcbmond. liul .-lti ui of
date bail an lutwresllug art!
Moral tYniriigi! UF politics. .
Dr. J. E. Coyle, office 1MI Broad
street, residence HID Houtli Fourth
street; office telephone, 3T8; real
4enoe telepftosa, *AA
-j. , _ vj I Jf
Office and residence, 538 Broadway
Office hours, 9 to u a.m.,8 to 4 p.n
Telephone Jsn 19 L
WOMPN PORTKRS
P YOU WANT A
field to PaduCah. Trie "rlfat'iM* <■, 24
mil.-*. won made iri t’liittHfm. Third
vprt no atops made, and It wan
Observations
....at Randbi
at night or on-Sunday
Fair Street
pounds .'tnatSrn Wl i | Ko on lone
pfWMMNr Journey* with |>r mother,
elder sinter or p-spomfihhi female
tofatM wtfktrttr'nhW footedSa* mpny an
^6 tulles a day. At 18 *h<ji* vigorous
iind tough as a tnd^ftfala. pony, and,
like moat mountain-bred women, she I*
ihWiiflt.* vWi'V novP upon her
fjr 1 /, AftJ <* from 1J0
’Ml 1 "') ,0 ir i% H, n i il <; v than 30
anfUmtc- A month ity lfi»v*ltfig 6(1 mi lee
a <W> as *4 JUeafBM- sailer, Forty
or 50 miles always hearing a burden of
oyer 100 pounds- for atonee are added
aa the tray Is emptied of merchandise,
to maintain tho cuatomary weight—
and this for an Income of a franc a
day’ Out of the franc «b* baa her food
and sleeping quarter* to protore, and
her clothe* to got. Twenty franca a
year will keep her in clothe*
A brief chemise and a light calico
robe constitute her traveling apparel.
On her head *he wears a aoft torhe or
pad. upon which the tall ilray) is
placed. She w.wr* no shoes; she needs
none The nobt, of her Tret are lough -
•ord to something like India rubber,
fueling noaapertlim of Ktirfaee. bidding
d‘tflam.e to th. sharpest flints Her’
food is simple live sous a day for
bread or biscuits, a few sous for ra-
gout. a few sous for some rhegp liquor
to mix with her drinking water; per-
haps 15 sous io all. Her shwptng quar-
ters might be eipected to hying her
daily expenses up to a franc; dcverlhe-
less such 1* her ability to euonomlxn
that she not only manages live on
ber tuoome (which seems inqredible),
but actually saves enough to Act her-
self up In some simple bueiudsii wbeu
ber youth and physical powers de-
F.G. HARLAN.JR
Worn out with arduous
r iutinc of th^ school,
ill (fink sfi-cnjth and
a through
if A hoi
miiM lr rnwrllMMl, ninl fni*
B*. » -attA CWthtfl
0*11 and sec hla line of ****
Tubs, Stands, Qas Fix-
tures and Fittings
t>V 'alt VfnrlA.' r>ort'tTall to 'hue hi* cel
1 .etaateik Aqua iMrs Water Kilter.
S, Thifli* Taliohooi II
A CARNIVAL
There is always.* CARNIVAL of
real BARGAINS— a regular TUADK
Ulsriiil of bugpf buyers,
John Wanamalcer, the merchant
prince, says that any young man tag
succeed if he will —
Deserve success.
Many a young man in this towg
ha* obtained his first start in business
from money aecumulatad little by lit.
tie in a good savings bank.
" WtJWv ionic
The powerful strength-
laving elements of the
frUfct^lloplwti) build
tip'ttir nerves and add
strength to the system.
Capital gsoo.OUO .
■erplaa, glOU.UOO
City National Bank,
OF PADUCAH. KY. ,
Our FALL FKSTlv ftTF.S of latest
novelties draw the people toourstore.
We are M A K F, liij and FITTERS of
Hie latest tldnffs lu DRESSKS and
I ) BF.SF KK1R l>, SHIRT W A I STS
and Ladies’ Furnishings. We make
skirts free of charge for our trade.
We are Not
in the Trust
— 'Ur staid, f«w you can trust' but
we’ll sell you FOR CASH the best
(tHJd^'tAU in town, and every
shoe we sell to you will wear the
whole year rental.
Interest odd on time deposits
Pays Interest on
Time Deposits J
Open Saturday Nights.
Ard fllxivr
GREEK & REED
..LAWYERS...
'■■FOR, MEN ONLY
Are our Sliirts afu) eralls. We
suit all men fro’ ’ll JHikT
GIANT in Sliy {H Overalls,
the same in u4..*yi>ar.
Try us and oblige
WHAT A WELL KNOWN RAIL-
ItoAd Man and Resident of Lima
Thinks of Foley's Kidney Cure.
1 have been troubled * glcai deal
with hacktohe. 1 *«i induced io try
Foley’s Kidney Cure, and one bottle,
entirely relieved me. I gl adtf rcc ,
omiurffl (it tp,f»lj f>uc e»p.x tally my
friends among tho train men. win
arc usually similarly afflicted. I
UKO. II. 1IAU8KN, Eugint cr pit L. B.
A W. K. R. J
l». A. Yelacr, 8. It. Winstead.
413; Broadway,
Paducah, Kv,
PADUCAH, KY.
Intgrgst Paid on Time Deposits
Offices id second And third floors
Io Let.
(Iso O. Thompson, Free.
Un. L Atkins, Cashier.
Attorneys for
Padncah, Tennessee a Alabama Rail
road Company,
City National Bank,
3*AUIWEeWj*
Rkkd, (l rkkr Lima, Reed
& Oliver, AQreer.
„„ Lawyers, Lawyers,
Office, Benton, Ky. Offloe, Murray,* *
Will practice in In federal and state
courts at Paducah, Ky., and In tbg
courts of Marshall, Livingston, Callo-
way, Graves and adjoining counties.
Collections promptly attended to.
W.D/lreer, | W.M.Reed, I Con. Linn
Eadocah. I Benton. I Murray
To l urs Constipation FoN««ri
Tlte t 'ndtfrtCi OUlOV Uttifilt I0« or St,
I* C C. C. fa* 1 1« curt. drufigiaUxcfulMl uumuy
'I hrough Cars far California.
The IlhnntN 'Central It allroad ''com-
pany will ftift ft ’T Christ Bleeping (‘’ar
through to -Nun Kraigilnco, twin, a
week. pausing Paducah cm trawi 2uL
at r. ir, p. in. every Mono.-tv and Friday,
ruiii rimulng v.lu Mem Iris, New (Jclraug
and Southern l’auflo Hallway. Itas-
ervaUona. uui lie t.Hib on appliuatiuu
to tlie uniiuralghcd.
Id J. .T. DONOVAN, Agent.
205 Broadway
Mccuiwhilt! Llui workvra went making
good progre-es. mgl flugly got all
jt be 'b^ns '<|w^y idsat, |iY«<i mb 'ifla-
iforLuSSyg 'gwt oliji MfHl'II <, con
aldcrmg I lie normal aolor cf A fire
ii»l*>l /*S*V * 11 hla "iigliie,
HI lie t4i« •ml otm-r Mil ng» he
liHd * id - iwliiai^ ms lien they slrwld
him on bl" fivl lie muh ns tilnck .1*
U" at* <tl evade* -Ml *H» iiuaw
hu .* ,.oipy|,4Qd Mien the woman
who find been mnriinir lug a
For Sale.
one two-*U>ry, nluo room, f ains
residence on North Bixtb street. No.
520. Uood atablea anil other out
buildings AH modern lumrovoruentsi
Trice ri-aaouuhie and oh easy terms.
Apply to Vaughan and Ferguson.
Notice to Tax Pavers,
• py^ ^■9' i» m I art rf
fon 1 ;p,»Aiixlnl (hat >"U
, get Hie BEST.
( tie Elks Preparing tor ! heir An
Dual Lodge ot Sorrow.
Time Table in erect Nov. 1!. isw,
South Bocso— pji she tus
Leave.
Cincinnati...';., n <Wlsn
LoultMUe ~ i.’-am v aipm I
CweUeburo. . .. v .v/uiii
H orse HtMK3h..|l «,m ■> - f
Oeatgal CIW-..1- rUpiu I Ham
Nortonvnle . ... l 12pm 1 M.n|
Evanevllle s ;vi»m « uupm
Hoi<klnsviue...il ;i ,ui n ooam 5 uupm
Princeton X Mipm 'I Obain X .ties
Arrive
Part nr * a 1 *pm y r,»m , c iiu
Leave
Partueab ; 4 *pm I J'.’.m
Arrive
rmton 8 itpm 4
PaducaUunc... b >»m
Cairo ■ li ispm
Rlvne 8 34am
JackeuQ.Tann.. 8 6Uam
Memphis g a, am |
New Orleans... 7 ;tpm 1
nobth uochd— ri; sts sox
Leave.
New Orleans... 7 xsprn
Memphis 7 dam
Jackson Tenn.. |i
Rives... <• -c (
PsrtucahJunc.. , . . J . > 1
Cairo, in x mam s xiaiii l
Pulton. ........ A uuam It :'>Sm 1)
PartucaV.L... 7 SSam ll >8am
Leave.
Paducah 7 Suam 4 l.pmn '4am I
Arrive.
Princeton 8 luam 7 48pmlv iopm I
Hopkinsville. . 4 uupm > gupm 4 shun I
Evansville b 46pm K
Nortonvilis....lU team 1 tkun 1
Central City. II .1 ram j Mptu 4
Horse llrauch 12 67pm 3 l lam
Owensboro 6 I Jpm 5 iSfiai
Louisville.. 446pm 6 46pm 1
Cincinnati. ... g 3upm u
NT. LOUIS DIVISION.
S0RTB BOUSD. SOI
Lv Paducah is n pm 8
Ar Parker.. 1 . .1... *;ivpni lu
CarboDdale 4 10 pm 12
Chicago 7 1 x 1 ana ll
E. St. Louis 7 26 pm 8
St. Louie 7 48 pm 7
SOUTH 80 0»D. Ml
LV Si. Louis ...._ g W am 8
Ar K. hi Louis g 30 itn It
Chlcego I 60 am b
Carboudale 1 1 66 .1 in 1
Lv Parker I -T p m 8
tr Paducah 3 it pm »i
All iratns run uaUy.
Trains Nor. 3u3 and '.174 have through
man palace, sleeping aid parlor .an be
Paducah and Sl.uouls,
For Information, tickets or raservi
»PPly to A.H. Utaeon. O . P. A., Chaise
W. A. Kellond, A. O. P. A., LoulsvUb
C. C. McCarty, D P. A.. SI. Louta, o
Donovan. C. A., Paducah Kr
All floraABH dtvlng City taxes are
hereby notified to call at my office —
city hull -and settle same at iw
slid avoid thC rush which Usually
oceurs th? latter pan of the jmoiaib
After December 1, all outstanding
taxes will hgve the penalty uilded.
WM. K, I{ AVS, City fax Collector.
City, November X. 1S99. 2ntd
raducah b' lge. No. 217. of F.lks,
is preparing for Its annual h«lge of
sorrow, which will be held ittmuay
Afternoon. Dis 3 , at Klks ball In tlie
Leech building and to which every
isuly will tw jlnvlted.
The members who died dudng the
year are Past F.xalted Killer Andrew
M'ell and Mr Albert C. Illeu 1 1 Ap
proprlate eulogies will he deliveie.i
hy meirdiers of the order, had the
mivii es will no dMiut; as u.ii.J, ha
well attended. 2
Cor. yth and Trimble Sts,
, 4|Bio to tin- piiiple of t,
)U4 Jtvili a 'dei I 'ii*-k ,
of Maple and i'aucjr
Thousands of men and woman suffer
from piles, espe. fatly Women with fe-
male Weakness liAVe tills suffering to
Contend with In addition to their other
pains. TA fl'r.KK’N BUCKEYE TILE
OINTMENT wifi qul< kly effect a cure.
l‘rl<e. Wi i ts irt bottles, tubes 75 ct».
.'old by liuBols A Co. _(
If yon are suffering from druW’gjuuss
In tlii day time, irritability if temper,
sleepless nights, gelu ral debility, mud-
s' lie, and general want of tone of tho
tystem. Use ilEHUINE. You *ili pet
1 1 lie f und Dually a cure, i’flie :->t • u.
hold by DuBoU A Co.
Higb-6rade$prlii( Wagons!
Repifr >v agons, Carriages and
Buggies.
• 1 ill, it a a iieurwl’ * clu 1
* 1 1 gif |p<ho«rrt(ikL.0e, lull
lii Mlervowij neiMI kv. an
ep laughed *
* • p, * w ■
I eoQla ‘have Ilf Kies
oAer. fdatarH CruaittlfLlo
»*oiii tfcf ^Bkinmy
ami no sfiiiMltaii . aaRMriK
<r a' way
Nd i*«
f tbej(ll»n
' clll*. Me
sidm i f Seal
Best heatinjr and cdok
stoves at Hank Bros & Jones
First-class Horse-shoeing,
General Blacksmithtng.
All work warranted.
Telephoto No. t25 f
WE PUT ON RUBBER
NfAlrtvht
Best Prescription lor Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
A. II. TIUJRNENfi, Mgr. Wills Creek
Coal CO.. Hliffslo, Uhie, writes; ,
I have liwn nffi-cted with kidney
ant! blsdder trouble Mr ream. |i«ss-
ing gravel or gtoncS. accompanied by
excruciating pains other medi-
cine* only gnv» tetnfH>r»r?*rHl*r AT-
ter taking Foley’s K Idoey "Cure, the
reault w»i »urprl»ln^ A f> w iloaes
•tarteil the tnlck duft,_ Bttlr Bne
•tone*, etc., and now I have no pain
acroaa ruy kidneys and feci like a new
man. l olrj's Kidney Cure h»» douc
me #1000 worth of good. j
A. Yrlaer. ». II. W*a stood.
13W1 Llincne.
wg« making
le ’^uiAaeligar
is along the
I tbi wheels,
III fnCI Uta en-
lurk atght. and
the 1^" I.ea^ Allied b^ *tie Wuin mrm
threw mu si'OidM) glare no the
ruddy fsc.-a of (tie greasy olli*s,'
and K*vc *» itf'-ii* Ay n|d'*»'*nce (o
WWVIMI.J jwetai*t'Bu- clioi. Th*
inapictor was looking utiiftr our of
the ecai he* wlietl he in* l^e ftgMrC
cf a man huddled i|p on 1 he b’.tke rcul
lie ( idled fm him I O come O.R. liut the
man wouldn't do it.
Inspector l.lmorc Is a JUtl hearleil
man. (»■• lie nppreciatlil ilk danger
in which the m»n wbh i||uini too
much to allow him lacunj) out his
plans Hull he xllpiwd llitte would
proluihly have hern even Sr jiletrea,
ao lie Mutated 111 (otic* tliuljkoiild not
fr n pliAi'l I I «| L
Hi* uamp finadv (ttimfji that ho
aould hare to iibandon iiieAnp, and
H. T. RIVERS
Physician...
and Surgeon
Office Sixth and Braafmbr.
Btlbflrniarr. 1
First Tasteless Tonic
ever manufactured.. All
other so-called "Taste-
less" Tonics are imita-
tion:.! Ask any druggist
about this who Is not
FUbHING au imitation.
It is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless
form. . . . Sold by every
druggist in the malarial
sections of the United
States No cure, no
pay — Trice, 50 C.
t f<wi1« i!etiv*rf«1 to dtiy i«it of
t»«4rr« ^«o«ipti|r ftltrd
r. makes 1
CHILDREN |
AND ADULTS
AS FAT AS
k^ p IGS
ATTORNEY
AT AT LAW.
Office Ovrw Cltlccna Havlnga Uwnlc
Offloe Hour a
7:30 to S:80;p. at.;
Telephone* 68 and SMC
Chicago's new poutoffu * I* to be
the finest hnlldiag cf (tie kind Hi ths
country The basement and (he
two lower floor* of Ihe building
♦ 111 la- Used etlODdji for po*» office
purpna.-* Aliove these Ihe *l*uctme
will be built In the shape cf >i cion*
In Lbl* form Uic structure will rim-
eight atorie*. Above ihr umhi riM>f
there will lie eight additional stories,
inclosed in it dome llKl feet lu dlrnn
i-LPr. .
KecommeR^
RETAILER.
Ft l.oris, Mo » Fet^ 6. 1*^3
Pabt« Mcmriiia Co , City.
Owtlemini-We wf«h tr» ronc-atulato you
on th« iai rt an d vro arc* haviotr *>n your
(iroip'N IiihtclTHa i liill S ouii’. ikiiZAni-
in i n |* our record of irtvi-nfory under date of
.Iau Ul. wo Giul that wo sold dmimr Ua» CbiM
ftCBAon of lKiX. 2tS0 doze n tiro%4'V» Totilu. Wo
nl»o lxud that our situs on your I iuaGib
llroa>t»-4)ui»ln« ThMtU havo bt-eji eunuw
thinu « normous: huviair rold during tho lalo
Cold aud Grip stohui l.'.’OO dozen
i'loanc rub down order coclosed herewith ,
•bd oblige. Yours truly,
Kaokon, Ixxfl
I aris Ifamciwa Co : ,
Oentlemm:— I handle navenor eight differ*
tnt kiudjof ChillTViDica but I sell ten bottles
of <*rete , s to win ro I sort one of the others.
I sold 36 bottles of (frove'i 4 bill Tonic in
one day and could have sold xuor» if 1 had had
it on hand M r Davo Wood* c alod iivo cmci
ot cbiilfl with onu bottle
Respectful lr. ’
John t. viny-UU).
W.S.Masow. L.W 1
MASON BROS.,
Fostollice Buildiog,
^■neral l.w prarflr*. Laurt anl 88111
iuittk a 4p*Ualt>'k l’roiikLJt at tout Ion k!»
tections. Notary and hxamlner lu ofllc
IVON’T RISK YOUK LIKK.
or people
Many of your friends,
whom you kuuw of having coutrsoted
consumption, pneam<5nla or other,
fatal diseases by neglect cf a simple-
lold or dough. X’uley s Uoiiey and
Tar. a safe, sure and pleasant t ough i
medicine, would have saved them It
Is guarantees. J
D. A. Yelser, F. It. Winstead. 4
The Loo; and Short of It
COAL
He wthkOd sway in the dnrknes*.
lint wild before he gol oul of heating
that h<- always trnveli-d that w»y, 1 ml
iloiibllen* c-rawleil back as soon as
the lu*|>cctor left.
...
'J here are'k4« -Hy|"*>MKls in Tadu-
cah, mid they are mad at each other.
II Is luwl enough for OriUuury roorluls
to b*' mad at each oilier, but when
'lypnollats d«t'lare war aud "aashay”
arooinl lirgn. Ilalung Ul«-lv lorn*.
hawk* and wav dull*. It I* high
Man' to lie looking out for something
Hit ere*llng There I* some Incentive
for them to exert themselves In their
woudi-rful R4, Movement* when they
am mad.
The fact Is that they were formerly
partners, but fell out. They have
derided to go h kloneianil Are here
lo spwik far lhems»-lv,-* Nit-dh'ss
to say. they go Jl cafistaiitly.
Ape do I*
to hypnotise Ihe people Hi CmlU£uh
I nt o thinking they have good street*.
‘ *W, but
lOlUeil so
ire would
nun said
about hi* r ,fe *
know never will hi.”* -
•he other
Whichever pne does this. .
one can work the ‘‘ishblt foot” on
» very one whq iNdli Mn- tiatul of ex-
i-ciojAi hig a Wrivt 1 cam ‘ Spit
ting” Wruilil be mort expreiflHe, Isil
■\pj|i(u^tininis ?|fn- mere proper
item, n# »oni- (4 f Bn- gehtli-then will
pli-H*e hypnotize the expect orator*.
Th«- police could ' b<- flxerl liy lire
rival hypnoUHt *0 (hev wouldn’t
know a drunken man from a tohil'
sMiiu 1 , and the cH y con ned Into
paj ing ilm interest, cqltu rtiv fronds.
It I* ..valent that Ate gi-ni hAmni have
already workeil on the Uoebel men,
and they might now wuke them up
to tht-lt defeat. Ill short, there *ro
mtnfy thing* Ifky tnlghl do In I'aitu-
•ah to esLddlsh their popularity
aud make tlicin*elve* u*efill. untl thu
oun w^ojlni-a^#* mt*| ^fl| ahtfundly
Ire argttlid lb tl«' W»*»t**r popular-
ity. Now let the fur fljrl
Clean Lump and
Nut.
Rave plenty on
HAND.
RECEIVING 6 CARS
DAILY. ,,,m *
Paducah Coal and
Mining Co.
Phone 264.
David L. A*viM'e, hi* wife *nd fhelr
Chlldrert iwe instantly ktlkil 11V
Pembroke Spring*. Vii . try the burst
tng of a boiler in a sawmill.
have nd ooatrol. 0hr r prices wlU
please, too.
! STAR STtAM tAHNDUY,
J. W. YOUNG A SON, Proprietor*
“ * 120 Nprfl» -•!» W., , , *»-
Paducah, Golcondn & Kli/.alreUrtown.
“Abthvk Peck, - - Master.
C. B hadley, ... Clerk.
OTri-wcekly packet. Leaves Pa.
ilucah every Tuesday, Thursday «nd
Saturday at 12 :i)0. - Lenvee . Ftiza-
hetlitown every Mcffiday, VVetines-
day anti Friday 8 a. iu., and Gol-
uontia same days 12:80 p. m.
FOK IIOAMMKNFtitt.
Ueo. A. Tonllfc*,’ tlfrper Naruj isk-y,
0 . writes: 1 have lieen using Foley’s
koney and Tsr for sore throat aud
hoarseness *B<1 find ll the best rem-
edy I ever tried It Stopped Ihe cough
Immediately and relieved all sore-
ness. . '£=
It A. Yelser. 8. U. Winstead.
w ' w r ,, , iliilTitlA hi'l iU
— OOMJD3
Dr. BELL'S PINE-TAR-HONEY
TO THE WEAK AND WEARY C0UQH-W0RN LUNGS.
Nature's Remedy improved by science to a harmless, pleasant, positive cure.
■ • fktA a Airv hnAki/4Ui a i a rni’/vzM.xsr.v r
MURRELL BUILDING,
Next to Y M C A BROADWAY
The Marconi Wireless Telegraphy
company w as Inccrporalbdat Tr.nt"ii,
N J. with $1.0,000,0041 capital.
couan
AND BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS never linger in
contact with that most natural and speedy cure.
Real I>tatc
and lumirancc
The Fast and Popular
STR. 6E0R6E H. C0WLIN6
Sol union Van Nh-tor, the ilefwtiM
Democtatuj candidate for
live in (be country district of Payette
count y, will contehl the ehs tion of
Henry Berry, tils" HephWu an bp
ponent - .'
1 . I i iA-rfri j -1
H(»WtO PKEVkni a cold.
After exposure, tor when you feel a
cold coming on take a doscof Foley’s
Honey and Tar. It never fail# and
will prevent pneumonia or connimp-
•» If taken In time. i
1 «««, 8. if. Winstead. 1
Prompt Dolivery
l egal Row
Paduculi, Ky
STOPPED F«F*
Psrmansatly Csrad
a— n ■■ »i *s W—
ISiMHilf * (vSHHIHH Vy
M. aunrs iuit
NERVE RESTORER
: arms
MiENCY.
Western Kentu
WMIMEMORI S 430 *1
advances a New Theory in the Treatment of Coughs. It cures* the Cough by curing th*
Cause. This remedy cuts the mucus and destroys the germs of disease and heals and soothes,
so that there is no inclination to cough. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough and Lunf
Soreness disappear by its use as snow before tne sunshine of spring.
TRY A 25o BOTTLE ON A GUARANTEE.
ALL DRUGGISTS ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED to refund the price
If it fails to give entire satisfaction in any and all cases, child or adult.
WnOl^A kj
he double dally, Paducah and Me-
tropolis l’acket. “
Observing strictly schedule time.
Leaves Metropolis for l’aducah 7:30
ui. and 1 ;30 p. ui.
Leave* Paducah for Metropolis 11
m aud 4 30 p w
KI> COWLING. Master
JOHN BRADY, Clark
For buna, Otiu. bruise*. t.i< erailona,
or In Juries or any rte*>rlptlou. H.VL-
LAkD'T- SNoW LINIMENT *.« A '•Hlie-
nlr riuuetly. It never fall* to lo good,
aik 1 si pruupUy that ll* woul r'-tliur-
ativo properties fri*|ueuUy ofeu’-e me
priso 1’rk e 25 aud 50 ots. t 1 old by
llu Buis A Co. fc l
<lrl a l..l ■■* Hal, llmlo.
• aii ftlwaya rvilnble iauu»a*l
Drngaiel far < TUcktuer t KnjUtk /'ij-i
*• '*/ ffi ml la Ktd ami '<U meta- V
r-i-ie* '-i sd with blaa rltb»r. Take
|do etkrr. *•.<>*•• dmmf •<*» »%'e*tfa-
Hrn 4 ia.lisnuii .rM Ak Uragg.sia ar m
la *u«M fa# partAeu afA V««UtuoaU
“ Uallef fbr l.adlea." *n MUr. by V
3 All- !•»— ♦ Talt up lal#. If— M
iMi«r(ie^Mli'b.llailMN
"faiffu. JUlUlti
Four trAlnmtn wure k
are mlssiag. and four paraengeig an'
a postal clerk were Injured by a 00!
Ilslon bekween a f;k*t p»*»«ns ,- r t'Aln
and ft freight train u«*r Mii’ool,
lad .
THOS. E. MOSS
■BOKCBITia CtiaKB.
t*->4-T»r Hoa»y Is lb* b«*t oOngk
• hat* avsY **aA Uj wir* kart * •*-
o( brosobltUaal »«>.» troak:», »nd »
botit, r«U«,crt kyrfo *ach an .rt«*% B,
,.kl g dollar bofllolor her. and the la pi
.A fulli uaovgrort We wlll.oeeer b* ||__ —
Dr Ball', ifao T»r H i»*y Jo our babi. Dmgflat.
r. a Wllbara. Taylororbla. Rf -
net Mum* ruYima
I hart » vary eevere oolrt ao* oore throsk-
laut. I thought I woe toklas pneuipooia If
a so-ceut bottle of Dr Heir# Plne-Tar-Hool
sort *fl#r liiloc 14 on, d»y aud oighl I cenl
that lilt khafant remedy Mel I avar Had
reooiaaewi ll highly lo mooykody -L*wla
Davie. J P . Allen vhle. Mo.
loiipmioi rruiD.
I havo nU riietu BoHi lor aoo year.
.. - 1 led/ and good o-ller:
Btolla Howell . of thlo
rod to havo ooneuiup-
ort health.— J. T. Uro-
iurg, 111
Attorney
at Law
Stenographer, Ntdary Public
Kxaminer in Office.
116 floath Fourth street.
Ur. u ll. Urifflth. ofrio* back of
ijoPbfrsbu'* drug Teicphono
180 Beeldoooe 415 Boolb Ninth.
Keaidetjne VOkiphofiD. 840
Regular boar* (or om - -rociloe, T to Mo. m.
1 k> 1 p. i* , sail 8 10 7H p. u.
Wb«n proctlqabl* call narly la, rxibsr IU*
near the elow» o( »h**e bum*
om. .- on Ninth, between uroadwsy and Ja
faraon
Keeldanca oornsr Ninth anil JeSofson Tell
phone 141
Lookout for SubbtitiAtea : Demand BELL’S PINE.- TAR* HONEY
And do not let any druggist offer you one of those chap syndicate cough matures on which he makes a big profit
DR. BELL’S PIHE-TM-HONEY is sold by alt good druggists.
Prepared only by TUB B. B. BPTUBRLAKU MKDIUIXB CO.. PaduoaM. Ky.
i’nm-tlpBtkm im-ahiftlie acriim ll«: Inn
\.t K ante tuatUtr that slioulii bo dla-
cliarKi-d .lull)', uufl unless tins ia dona
tile foil' matter I* ulisorsi d aiel .vitaeu#
tb i system. Use HKltlilNK to Itrln#
*0<lil^|l|!rltybt the iio** -Is. I’rloa
3,0 11*, Fi kl by Da Both A On- .*
«»n drargrtai who
vnufl. f«.r u« Tab# It with
■Pfvlll.Mbiloffitly. pNitolrnltj Om
bos. ft. dioally cure*. J bniM BIM,
iraniowii to eiirw or w# r#fundt»rM»sio».
Paducah Real Estate Care, i
• HIIlfMORES AGENCY CO C
HtorsTslapboa* las
HrdiirrCf T ’l#r hon#t60
If it fails to cure go to your merchant
AND GET YOUR MONET BACK.
We will refund to him. Price 60 cts
VAN VIEET-MANSFIELD DRUG CO.,
Sale Proprietors, MEMPHIS. TCNM.
If you have sore lliroftt, sunmeaB
ar.Tnss thu baek or siqc, or your luuga
(ael sore or tender, or you are threat-
ened with diphtheria or pueumoula,
apply HALUAKD’h 8NOVV LINIMENT'
IVrl.ups the fastest run ever miKlc
Ih-iwm-ii l.oulsvillu and Mamphla,
on the Illinois Central, waa I he one
made a few tnflWto idSttlMin M»7-
extei nttlly, ami u** Couaaen’a lloneyi
ot l'ar. bold by UulioU A Co. .
I
f$oVAL
~ ^BSOLUIEIVPm .
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
l'r I*, n . Me Keel, of 'Vlnuii, wax |ii
till' rlly today
Rev. W. K. Taylor, of the h,t,»ii-I
Prr*l,\ iprlan ohurcli, lift today for
Kill Ion. Mo., mi a visit to ’it* p.i-t-iil*.
Ilo will lip absent for sevetal -Iny*
Mr*. Jesse I’litnnm, wife of I hr well
known conductor, left till* mi. tiling
for 1 .1 >iil * v|l lo to reside.
Mr. E. H. Outline, of Cincinnati. is
at tlio I’almer.
Koadinoster II. U. Wallace, of tile
I. I'., waa in tile city today.
Mr. R. .), Water*, of Murray, l* at
llie I'almer.
Mr. George J. I>avi* t of Washing
ton. I*. I* att lie I'aliner.
Mr. It. I.. Cecil, of Louisville. in at
the ralmer.
Mr. Gaston McarpK, of Ashville, N.
C. , In at the I’almer.
Ma*ter Mechanic M. 8. Curley, of
the Illinois Central, ha* returned from
Fulton.
Mr. Frank Dean went up to I'rUiee-
ton tin* morning on hualue**.
Mr. and Mr*. Will Holt are parent*
of a fine hoy tinby. their first horn.
Mr*. F. II Moore, of Milan, Tenn.,
I* expected Ihl* afternoon on a visit
t o Mrs, li ra 7-c II oil _
Mr*. J. II. Little and daughter, Miss
Maggie, (eft this morning for Urn ns
burg, Ky., on a visit.
Ilona. Henry Burnett and W. M
Reed went to Louiaville this morn
tng to t&kn deposit l-*i*.
Ml** May Terrell left till* morning
for Cairo, on a visit to Mias .la nolle,
her lute guest-
Mr. Wtlllatn Erler went to ColUtuhti*.
<». , tills looming, L> complete Home
work he 1* doing there.
Master Aubrey, *011 of Mr. I). A.
Mcaehuiu, is ill with pneunit nia and
is quite sick.
Mr. It. J. Foppe, who tins been living
tn .larkaon, Tenn.. and Cairo, 111., for
the past ten months. Is again living
In I'aducah, a no lias his old |H>siU<Hi
with the (ones liistollim-nl Company-
l ulled State* Deputy Marshal l.sl. lo-
re turned tisluy from Nlugara, II, isl.-r-
son couuty, where he went t» sum-
mon wttue»*es to the -'Mir > t. d.ral
court
Mr. F. E., Cart right !ms •«' urned
from a aojaurn at Hat .■•ulugs. i
On Tailor Suits ami La-lies’ Rea-Iy-
Made Clothlnp at the Bazaar. When
you are in a hurry for anything in
the ready- made line sent! right to us
for it. You will get Just wbat you
want, for our stock is complete, and
we carry only such goods as we can
guarantee to be the latest style and
Ready to we&r hats
we are selling- at S 5 per
cent off
Now is your time to
buy a new black hat
cheap.
was mighty good u ua
THIS WEEK.
FIT GUARANTEED
weather to” suit our blow-out; and to day he
sends us weather that calls for one of those
stoves you hear everybody talking about:
Several are Proposed on the
Illinois Central.
Handsome tailor suits, all the latest
shadis and styles, worth 10.00, at
5 98.
Handsome Venetian tailor suits,
braid trimmed, panel skirt, latest
cut, actually worth 16.00, for 9,98.
Habit bark suits in new shades, a
bargain at Id. 00, for only 9.50.
PLAID SKIRTS— Plaid skirts in
every imaginable color and material.
Two dollar plaid skirts 1.25; 3.00
plaid skirts at 1.50; 4.00 ylaid skirts
at 2.00 camel’s hair plaid skirts in ,
beautiful designs and patterns, and a
guarantee to flt any lady in Paducah.
It is a good idea to call and get
first selection on fall waisix. Wc will
Bhow you right kinds at right prices.
Handsome braided waists at prices
2.00 waists at
Cairo. fi.S; fall,
ilia ttanooga I I; rot*
Cln< iniiatl, 7.7; rise.
Evansville, 4.8; rise.
> lorence. tl.O; rise,
.lohnsoiivtlic, o.:l. rls-
Louisville. 4.1; rise.
Mi Carmel, 1 .8; Rinnil
Nashville. (1.9; Ktaiul
I'a-lu- all . 2.2; rise,
rtltaburgh, tl.O; rise.
Ht. Louis (i.rl; rise.
Moore's Air-Tight Heaters!
General Freight Agent llurlbtil
to Hu Succeeded Hy
a F. H. Bowes.
HATS, HATS
GALORE AT
THE BAZAAR
lo9 North Fourth street.
Steam Cleaning Works
Phone No.
The Illinois Cf III rat Hallway roni
pany c on n- in plate* change* in Mie
management <f II* freight depart
■unit in I.oulsvlke on er a I -out hi-i i-iii-
her I. ■
Mr. F. U. Howe*, now general freight
agent, at New Orleans, t* stated to
stiereed Mr. Ilurlhut in Louisville.
Tile latter will proliahly be u-u-igncd
to ntnre Important dune* In Chlc*go#
Mr. Ilurlliut tis* li.-en tti for three
rear*. «nd stand* I Ugh with shipper*
a* well a* railroad men.
It la understcod Mie claim depart,
merit* of the cr>j£0Mi'V now located
In l.ouiNVille and New llrlvalis w| |
he con*olldnte<l ulnl moved In Gbl-
sago.
dhsorvatton taken at 7 a. in. River;
2.2 feet, on the gauge, a rl*e or it. I
In the last 24 hour*. Wind, north-
east, a good hrerle. Weather, rloilily
amt roolor. Temperature 4ti.
I'ELL, O’l.xrirr
We find we are over-
stocked on winter hats
and must sell at figures
ridiculously low.
Millinery goods of all
kinds seliing cheap tor
cash at the Bazaar.
We have some new
black hats trimmed in
plumes, taffeta silk and
ornaments we’ll shotV,
even if you are not
quite ready to purchase
yet
Millinery cheap at
Incorporated
Hiq Wtifle Sturt oo Broad wau
no- Ti-iitu **.->• nriiysfl from lennw
.sop rlvrr at fl o'cksk tin* morning.
-Jm departs on return trip tomorrow
at n p. m.
Captain Murk Cole will command
the itiiNNell Lord again this season.
Tin- .1. It. Rlrlmrdtinn ilepartxl for
Cairo on time thin morning with a
jrtp considerably over the average
f,r the lam month ,
Captain I,. Brunner, of ttie new
Kfeainer Fred A. Blank*, t* in the
city stopping nt the I’almer house.
The Kuttawa cleared for Cumber-
land river Hit* mottling with fair
1-ilslpcss. , _
The largest fleet of i-oal left Point
I'leasan' on Tuesday, Nov. 7. iswft,
that was ever known to go . <ti t of the
Kanawha river at one time. There
were fifteen towhoat ■ ami over 2«M»
barge* In the fleet and It w.nl safely
ttnoiigii to Cinrlnnall without an ac-
cident.
The new «teet hull government, (mat
W. R. King t tie finest Imut ever hiuh
on the western water* will have
Louisville next Monday for St. Louis.
The Louisville and Cincinnati pa< k
ets are giving through lulls of tailing
to I’l 1 1 still rgil .
Caplatn Tom Hyman Is in Louisville
arranging to take Ids boat out >-f
charter and bring her t>a -k io Cum-
berland river as there will be g, „„i
issuing water in the Ciimlierlau.l ilver
in a very days
A Cincinnati dispat< h of v»» 22
*ay»: "River fi.7 ,’e -t *• h ,. in.
Weather warm, with a M, •«.’,• *i !n
til day River rising slowly all , >y
The eoiitlnuation "f the ,-adv a * i.-
IMUir of rain here, and tin- evidence*
that the rain belt was moving r. ;i-
lilly townril liea-tw-Mer*. Itnve caused
a rise in tile hopi * of tile l-i al e-.,i| I
and rIVermen dial if equaled by the
rtse tn the river that will follow will
mean a general resumption of u bust
ness will) li for la- k of water lias b.-en
tn a state of lomparatiVe Btagna-
Hon for many months! The fust limit
to go out In ttie i’lttshurgh trade for
many months was the Keystone State,
.-tie left tile wharf tonight with one
of the finest trips of freight that
have gone out of Mils harts. r in the
history of latter-day *teamb»aitng.
Everybody and "us included- are
happy to learn of Charley Me hoi* r. •
corery, who was dangerously III at
Vicksburg a few- days since. He Is
up again nnd doing the "slur g.iz-
ii. g" act at the wheel of the Belle of
the Bends.
It Is the general talk today in river
ctrrle* that there Is a strong prob-
ability of (lie St. Louts A Tennessee
Ittver I’acket company and tlio Lee
Line racket, company, of Memphis,
conaolldatlug their business. There
Is however nothing definite. Hut
there are extenuating clrr-imsi.im es
Wlilih gives gtsol reason for ‘he re-
port. For the tieneflt of Imtli lines
we hope the reports arrtrue as It will
harmonize the difference between
these l wo Kplendtd lines of st-acners.
We were always opposed to . -it rates
and marine w arfare.
Notice.
on and after this date a chs'ge
to snit any purse
98o; 3.00 waists at 1.98.
A handsome satin waist at 2.98,
would be cheap at 4.00.
Beautiful taffeta silk waists, actus
value 5.00, at 2.98.
Of course you need fall underwear.
We can show you the right kind at
the lowest prices. No more complete
underwear line in town. Ask to see
them.
New outing tlannel wrappers at
75c, worth double.
Fancy outing wrap|>ers at popular
prices.
Hair switches to match an> color
or texture of hair. If you have any
trouble matching your hair come
here. Wc show an elegant switch
at 7£c.
New feature for the Bazaar — Just
received, a sa nple line of fine don-
gola and vici kid shoes. Bring your
feet with you and let us fit them.
Our catalogue on application.
win In- made for ttie publication of
resolutions of respect, obituary no
tlces. cards of thanks, official notices
of meetings of lodges, societies or
other organizations, »nd all notices
of church eiiteitaiuments where a fss
is charged or collect ton taken.
C. F. SCHRADER
Announces U> the citizens of 1’aducah that lie has removed to 2:13 NORTH
TUIRTKKNril STREET, comer of Monroe. In Ins new and commodious
quarter* you will find one of the finest, largest, freshest, most complete linen
of tiROCKRIKS, PROVISIONS, PRODIUK, etc., ever opened \* th* city.
He extends a cordial invitation to all to call and inspect Ills g mmIb, an- 1 as-
ures them the closest market quotations. In the rear of the store Will be
ound the t»esl of wines, liquors, brandies, cigars, etc.
-Mr. John E. Williamson, Jr., was
Initiated Into the Elks la*t night.
Movement on Foot to l-XwMir-li
One In Paducah.
—Tom Minton and Jerotue Smith will
box fifteen rounds before the Atnlclls
club tonight, and will *jubtlcn* have
a large crowd. Minton Is from etn-
clnnatl, and the contestants are both
In fine condition.
t’aducali may have a public lllwa-y.
Last night n number <-f prominent
and influential Iiun«--ss men met la
the parlors of the I'almer House niid
discussed plans for a library.
The mi-ettng was merely pn-llrnt
uary one. hut promises much good,
ss everyone present was fuovir»4»ly tin
pressed with the lues, .-f having a
library. Another nneting Will l«*
lieli) 111 A short tlm>- to ciniiple’ • the
organization and perf„ t plans.
Messr*. Herman Well, I’liark-s Ate
tx it t , Frank Hemet t, Fred Robertson,
A I I'oh tnan mid Lloytl Bloomfield, will
leave on Mr. Well'* iti-sni laiinch lo-
morrow for a iluck bunt up the river.
- The I’aducah IttKtorlcnl nn-l Lit-
erary Wnctety mis-t* thl* evening at
7:4r« o’clock tn the lect ure room of t he
First. I’hrlstlan chun-li. An Interest-
ing program will Is- cawted out.
— A runaway horse this morning
strurk a telephone post near the mar-
ket house, anil came near killing
himself hy the blow, guile a crowd
was attracted to the scene, hut the
animal whs h*«>ii able to "navigate"
ngaiti. You can’t kill a market house
home.
The funeral of the Isle Mrs llavld
Flournoy took place this afternoon at
2 . to o’cIim k lit the house, Seventh
anil Harrison streets, >i rvin z hy It. v.
W. E. rave, und lntenu.nl nt <>ak
drove.
215 BROADWAY
DON’T MISTAlvK THE PLACE
Jerome Smith Expects to Lick the
Cincinnati Man.
Iced Tea
Tin- funeral of the late Mr*. D.
Wallin e, whose remain* arrived l.i*t
night from Cairo i<s k place t las after-
noon nt 2 o'cloc k from the res|d*-m e
of tier ilnughter. t>|f, hoiltli I ourth
street. The Interment waa at Oak
drove. uiMMi
~ 1 1 ■ -s-d
Ibo fsmsral of Mrs. T. J. Atkins, ss
stated yesterday, will tak« place to-
morrow morning at 10 t’dbek from
ikoir restdeaea, interment at Oak
drove, Rev. IT. It. Johnston to officiate.
How is Your
Tooth Brush?
The criminal term of clrxuil court
will iM-gin Monday week, and the
present civil term will last until the
Saturday preceding
Docs not tllnt the prices ot our
fsll suits stnl overcoats, which wr
liought l-clorr wool went up. hence
we are able to quote you the follow-
ing prices for t lie best made doth
iug in the w .rid
should be puie to
insure the perlec-
lion ot cookery—
there is slso the
matter of health.
Our extracts are
the best to be had.
Is * moat delicious
drink when prop-
erly made. This is
posaibleouly with
the right kind of
raw material. We
have it in stock.
Tom Minton and Jrrome Kndtli,
heavy weights, will this evening
spar ten rounds tiefure the Albtctio
dull for points. A grant deal of in-
terest Is felt in the bout, bmMuse
they are both heavy weigh* s, und
powerful men, and -uch Is confident
of winning.
They fought here last V it v In u
Mintm got a little the ivil <-f It,
mil Smith threw tip * lie apnjg *. Mi cc
thrn lie has been In •xoed.nt 1'1'IU-
Ing, and will ilo Pa lU ’ili iroud to-
night.
We have just received a
large importation of
tooth brushes, made
especially for us in
Japan. They are
called
Constable Patton yesterday after-
noon xulil the saloon fixtures of John
Walters under a Judgment In favor
of Mr. E. (1. Boone, for alxml $r>il.
Mr. Iloone tiecame the perchasrr of the
property.
Barksdale Brothers
* FIFTH AND NORTON
Men’s^
Pall Suits
Tlio I'oacons of tlio Firs! Pnvshv-
leil an church will moot at th#* paKtor*##
stiKly tonight. Thi» is nn important
■i opting aim! th#* #h*«»ona nr#* all
tirgf#1 to l>e pr»*M*ntw
Alt- wool chrvloli. In I»li
with hrm h laz uir sa.k*
the*r«uil«w uld indkRle (•
aik for thrm i« )m
rtiaia mul#
;htii« zl^ut
-«nJ all «rr
sntl are sold under a
liPAKANTKK that the
BBISTLKS Will NOT
coote out.
U real Remustit sole tomorrow
Don't fall to attend.
-oust Anderson, colored, ig.-d 22,
died last night In the city Hospital
from consumption, and the teiuains
will tr interred In the pauper burying
grout .0
STAFFORD
REV . D, J .
Chicago News:
The keen edged proverb Is a cross-
cut saw. _»jJJ
The secret of true wisdom is to know
your ignorance.
Bread is the stuff of life and hard-
tack I* the crowbar
Bern*- men rut Aequulntances w hile
scraping them - burlier*, for example.
Bo sure you are right — then hold
the slakes while the other fellows
bet
All the world's a stage- ami lots
of actors thereon are merely stage
horses.
A contortionist may lie completely
wrapped up in himself without la-lug
conceited. ,j
The bachelor wtio sews on his own
buttons understands the meaning of
tks single Ax. i
Poverty would soon t* an unknown
quantity if men could dispose of tlielr
property at cost.
What » glorious world this would
be if the ice man would only deliver
opportunities at our doora.
Many a man who poses as the arc-lit -
Uct of hi* own fort une has to plan a
large, uddltion for his son-in-law.
Lots of people would starve If they
were to sit down and wait patiently
for the return of the bread they cusl
up- n the waters.
’ The Individual who tells the truth
with delllierali- Cuutloii Isn't believed
half so often os the fellow who can
lie gracefully.
Mr, I'lnrence Ooodmun. who is em-
ployed at Kehkopf'a enllur factory,
had hi* left elbow Caught »nd - -rusbe.l
in a machine late yesterday after-
noon while carrying some i-ollms
across the floor. Dr. J. li. Roterlsnn
dressed the Injuries, and the young
man is resting easy at hi* home, a 27
North Sixth.
will deliver a
ot Washington, l). C
lecture at the
Young Men's Christian
Association Halt
Saturday. November 25
I’oder the auspices of the local lec-
ture bureau. There is no more dis-
tinguished lecturer on the rostrum
than Dr. Stafford. His subjects are
always well handled and his words of
profit. Admission 50 cents.
McPherson’s
Drug Store
Fourth and Broadway
— Pi.-iln Ctty Lodge 4 4ft will mar t
tonight nt 7:;<li tn spcciul comma-
nlcntidi for work In M. M. degree \V.
K. Penrod, Nr. \V., U . o. Ingram -Sec,
Oak Hall Clothiers and lurnisbcrs
v*. Coracr Third and BroadM.v
-Mayor Lung is out of the city
hunting, lie left about noon yester-
day, and will probably be buck this
afternoon. *3
Bvaaig Is lllood nrr*.
n<-sn blood means a rl.-sn skin. Xu
hesuly without it. CoM-arrl*. t and) t'athsr-
tic l iras your blood and keep it clean, b)
stirring up the lazy liver and driving *11 im-
nunlies from the body Begio to day to
banish pimples, boils, lilotr liea, Liu, k tes ts,
and that si- kly bilmus coniplt-non by taking
Caws rets,— beauty for ten cents All drug-
gists, satisfaction guarantied. 10r.2Sc.SOc.
lime of Court Extended This
Morning By Judge Husband*.
— Justice Emery tilts morning Issued
a sea rtli warrant against Mary Elliott
Aful Oils I’erner, colorist, of I’lay a tree,
at the Instunce of Mrs. Mary WoniMc,
who alleges that she has reuooii to
believe that her ax, whieh I* tnlsaing.
van In- found on tlielr premises. The
» a riant hint not tH-i-n served at press
time.
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
Owing to the extensiveness of ihe
equity docket In the circuit court, th*
term whloh would otherwise hav*
ended tomorrow, lias been extended
another wiek by Judge Husbands.
The original timefor the expiration
of the term "-as lust Saturday, but
it was exti-ndedtu this Saturday . and
now until Saturday week.
Today scores of cases have been
called nnd motions and demurrem
heard, but nothing of Interest to the
public has been done.
THE FLOURISHING
F'l.gTCiiKi: Tkrrk.i.l, Manager
Saturday, Nov, 25.
Afternoon and Night.
Matinee Prices, 25c,
The Latest Comedy
hpedal Commute* mer J. Will Fisher
deeds to Jake Hh-Ocrman . for $22.1,
jirgperty on Eighth street b*t»»vn
llarrl* atid Boyd
Mr. J. Will Holier, special coir.mlg-
siouer, deeds to F. M. Fisher, property
at Ninth am) Trimble street* for ST r,« ».
— It was threatening last night, hut
there was no rain. It has been cloudy
and gloomy today and also threaten-
ing. Like during yesterday the out-
look would indicate snow
lias been running their immense factory day and night for the past year in
the vain endeavor to supply their growing trade. Thig means'
Money in the Paducah
Workingmen’s Pocket
and money in the |H>ckeU of all I'aducah citizens who are purchas-
ing any thing in the furniture line who will pay the n-tuil depart-
ment of thii big factory a visit. Everything iu furniture. The
most select line in the city. Courteous treatmeut accorded to all at
Puy your limited shells and U*£
giiurs at Hank Bros a Jones-
FOREICN NEWS NOTES
Mra. Thomas Rlildieman. rarshall
vllle, MHh., write*: I was troubled
with Halt Rheum for over thirteen
years, had tried a number of doctors
without relief, My husband liought
a box of Banner Halve, which I applied
two or three times and my hands bu
gan to get better. ,ln a short (true
they were entirely cured.
D. A Yelser, S. II. Winstead.
Toklo's recent Are destroyed 3.027
houses.
Bt. Petersburg Is to have au under-
ground railway.
Women are now employed as sign
painters In Berlin.
German newspapers praise the Amer-
ican consular service.
A boat 2.000 years old has been dis-
covered In excavating near Brussels.
While European Rusila Is suffering
from famine, the crops in Siberia have
been unusually good.
Starving peasants In Rusala have
been driven to eating the straw
thatches of their huts.
London policemen havo been forbid-
den to wear tan shoes on the ground
that they are “too stylish. ”
So much German beer Is being gold
In England that British brewers fear
they will sufTer by the competition.
General fear la felt In Switzerland
lest the neutrality of the republic be
violated during the next European war.
Tunis has been a French province
for eighteen yeare, hut the recent cen-
sus shows only 20,000 Frenchmen In
the colony.
According to the London Leader,
fear of revolution Is causing French-
men to transfer their wealth to Eng-
lish and Belgian banks.
British prisoners are to be furnlahed
with boot-bruehes and female prison-
ers will be allowed to wear night
dreisee. Hitherto they have slept in
their day garments.
In Stookholm the fees for teispMooe
user* are from 17.50 to )25 a /««£, yet
the last report ot the telep^pie com
pany ahowa profits of S per cen^oi^ove
The management of the Historical
and Literary society lecture course
regrets exceedingly that the opera
lie use could not be secured for Dr.
Htaliord’s lecture tomorrow o * i.
Over two week* ago It was thought
that the opera house was xecu-ed,
but when the manager looked over
bis book- he discovered that he hud
made arrangements for the 26U>
Some three months ago A cor res
poudence was then begun trying to
change the date of the lecture, hut
we had to take Dr. Btufford the 25- h
lust, or not get him at aH\hl* season.
Now we wish to say that we will
arrange to seat four hundred people
comfortably In the Y. M. C A. hall,
A committee will make the hall as
attractive us possible, the p'atform
will be raised and everything possible
will be done for the coruforl of the
speaker and audience. It will be a
great pleasure wefrel assqred foroqr
people to bear Dr. Stafford un-ler
ircurnstanoes the lea*t fuvoiable.
Respectfully, UOM MITTEE.
Mrs. J. 8. VViufrey HriuRS Butt
Against Scottish Union.
Mrs. J. H. Winfrey and her husband,
Mr. J. H. Wlrfrey, this mi» rnlng filed
suit In the circuit court against the
Bcottlsh Union nnd National Insur
snee company for $r.b(> on a policy
taken out on household f nmt t u e
The plaintiffs allege that their
house was burned some time ago,
and they sustained a loss of aiiout
$718, nn-l have a policy for $r>00 in
the above name-1 company, whteh
they claim has refused to pay.
Frices, night — 25, 35, 50 and 75
cents. Seats will be on sale Friday
morning for both the afternoon and
night's |>crforruance at YanCulin’s
bookstore.
“TWO DOSES
STOPPED
MY COUGH.”
Turkey roast pans and carvers
at Hank Bros & Jones-
A complete obit teratloo of the t-ans
gre*-t- n of themornl law Ixtinpoeidbli
The retentive power of the memory
rebels against such an attempt.
According to the behests of Judaism,
actual guilt can not l-o converter]
into right by any net of forgivem-es
or atonement, human or divine.
The definition of the Hebrew word
Kofar, whlrh lithe root of Kippurlni,
conveys quite a different meaning.
It denotes ‘‘covering up,’’ to "over-
lay. - It means that hy rar-ylug
out resolutions of repentance into
practice mni will be able to “coVR
up" a multitude of Mua. This Is the
cornerstone of sulvutlon as attained
through man's own efforts. This
Is ttie reason why the De) of Atone
meat has produced kUctl a w holesome
effect upon the moral status of
Israel and has fostr-re-l sobriety, in
tegrlty und rl£liteou*ne.sx among the
sons and -laughters of conscientious
and pious parents. -JewlHb Spectator.
123 South Second street.
ThoDe 89.
Will Nell for one week only
Two new mllk-T harung, 5c
lor- white toilet soap ife.
Ne>v cooking figs, per pound, tlk-
Beet min- c mr-ai in hulk, per poui
I* what n I July b U i<l «*f our NMiito
I'llli* Cough HjTTtip. It <!(*»«• u<>t euro
everyone *r> easily, but mont peoplo
“re satlsfi-v, with the result*.
-Air Wlilte Fine Cough Syrup I* tu*
l"M cough medicine we have seen in
year* if making cough medicine, it
goes to the spot at once, loosens lire
l>hb-gin, quiets the Irritation, sn<l
gives rest ami Comfort.
If anyone Is dissatisfied »fier using
half a In, tile, we buy It back.
Gardner’s drug store, Third sn.l
1 illlleNKee. ,
The town of Ladysmith, which Is
so frequently metnh-ued In r-msi
vaal dispatches, is named after the
wife of Sir Harry Smith, atone time
governor of Gape Colony. Sir Harry
Smith, wtille a young officer lu Un-
arm)’, served in Spain -hi ring the
Peninsular war. On one occasion,
when a detachment of troops, com
man-led by Sir Hurry, had raptured
and were occupying a Spanish town,
he was appealed to for protection hy
two beautiful young Spanish girls of
noh'e birth Protection Was, of course,
given them, and shortly the com-
manding officer found IdmscJf deep
ly In love with one of Ills -harges
She afterwards became his wife, nn-l
it is for per that the South Afilcan
town Is numwY -V
rult bullets, all kinds, per pound,
Marie l.tklnger lu f for Legal
Separation.
J- pound can rhubarb, lltc.
New- cod fish, per pound, 7 1 2c.
Three packages c-K-ounut aid one
Jelattne, 25e .
New sorghum, per gallon. 15c.
Spotted Fawn, best patent flou*,
per bar ret, $4 25.
Everything else proportion tl.
Marie Et singer this moilllug filed
suit In tin* (Inult ccuit against
Edward Etslnger for divorce, alleg
Ing abandonment as the cause. She
states that they were married In tills
county on March 7, 18«5, and he
abandoned her March 2ft, IHH.Y He
-11-1 not say where he was going, und
ahe lias never since heard of hint.
A, ask* for the custody of their
four-year-old son, Ernest, nnd for
all « flier proper relief.
PROMPTLY DELIVERED
From three tu six car
luaiU uf
w. V, OWEN,
Dentist.
II ttnk Bros & Jones
iiio-* line of coal vases-
Garbondale Goal
always on Kami.
ORDER NOW!
—OF—
Paducah Pa eking Co
(INCOBPOKATKD.) °
Eastern physicians have >kll-jd the
attention oft heir board of he ilth
to the habltof burning leaven 'a their
City. To |>Ut a Stop to If I s ipirv their
atm. and through theii effo-la ilie
council ha* under ccnsl-leGiM'* 1 ] the
puKsago of au ordlnHwr -■ tn y ofe^hit
the pruoglwy. Physicians h d*
i tiled that, the smoke Is thefiMIRa of
much ^erfcus trouble of ttft th-out
and n»g» and eyea. *
Office Up-stairs,
No. 30 2 1-2 Broadway
R, L. Potter this morning bh-i «-|t
In the circuit- rcu/t against Paste
- rnlg .irnj ethern In -livid* Ihe eslgte
c-f the late D. L. Crutg. There are
oeveii c-f the children, a n! it Is de-
al red to divide the property left hy
the decease- 1 amongst them. The
land is situated in tire county near
Wood Vllle.
Apple Cider. «
Sweet, 36c i^Ulon. Have ^qur re-
tail grtcer get It for you. .
24n.l A K. UuNJ>URA$iJ»
FOR RENT— Nice room, fall on Dr*.
Reddkk A Rivers, sixth uud llroad-
w»y- 8ntf
Doa’t Toktrr. S*i( sad Hawks lusr 1.11* isif.
To qatt tobacco easily aod forever, be u-a*
nslui. f«U of life, nerve and vigor, take No To-
Bse, ttn wonder worker, iligz makes wesk men
siroag. All druggists, Me aril. Curegusrsn-
tssa Booklet and sumpl* free Address
Stsrllog Remedy Co , Cblcsgo or New YorR.
Cotti IioiIh and fire spreens at
Hank Bron &, Jones-
A chest of gold containing Uf}
uOO tin* been found In Mie wrecked
Spanish cruiser Almlrnnte Oquendo.
The wrecker* believe the lasiroyer
Furor may Be easily ral ’d ai.u -e
pul red . "
Office Tenth ami Norton atreets. at
e canning factory or 4tw Broadway
Fancy old fashioned new crop of
New Orleans molasses Ju»t tapped at
li- Cknion'H, the groi-er, corner Point
and Seventh. 24 >2
3. W P«dWty,ofOoe 118 South
Fifth street. Ream- uoo 2.118 Broad-
way. Offlou teiepboao, 416; rott-