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Bolrti the problem Anything youor do Dot Deed TIp will iccure oraeedffpose of or youE

FOR SALE Oow Now phone180

FOR ItENTOno room withboard and bath 031 Jackson

WANTJJD A competent stenojraphcr Address K Box 05-

51VANTEDGood gentle workhoriq Apply Jus IV Mooro Mayfield

it RoadWANTEDTwounfurnished rooms

for light housekeeping II K Johnson caro Sun

OOOK WANTEDMust bo firstclass Mrs M Livingston 1455

West Broadway

WANTED TO RENT Smallthroe room cottage Address II M

S caro Hun oluco

WANTED Good cook for familyof two Must bo neat and well rrcommended 110 North Seventh stree-

tLOTOold cross with smallchain between Ninth and Clark andSeventh and Washington streets Ho

tarn to this oflloo and roocUo reward

NO MORE CREDIT

rVOn and after Jan let wo will notp charge cartage fares and trunk haulIng to any one Drivers will bo re ¬

oquired to collect Trunks not paidfor will bo taken to itablo and boldfor charges Palmer Transfer Oo

LOCAL LItfMJ I

For Dr Pondley ring 416

All kinds of cigars and tobacco at

BroedjEdison930 at R D Clement Co

All kinds of tobacco and cigars atPrinoei Smoke House 333 Broadway

Mr W O OBryan tbo rest es ¬

tate agent has an ofllco now with MrW M Janes upstairs at 636 Broad-way

Mr W M Janes the well knownreal estate agent has moved his olllcoto the upstairs snits of rooms overDr Dabnoys offlot 035 Broadway

Mr II O Miller a machinistemployed by tho I 0 was cut irf thohead this morning while working withsoma machinery Tho injury is notserious

Tbo report published in some oftho papers that Contractor J W

MetropolisIwas started as a joke

Mr James Leako who has beenassociated in tbo printing businesswith his father Mr Charles Lcakohas acoopted a position with Tho Sunjob rooms and will call on tho trndnin a tow days

The civil term of circuit court be

gins Monday at the court honso withtho newly elected judge lion W M

Reed presiding Tho now commo-nwealths

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attorney Mr Jobp O Low

itt has his first prosecutions hero attho April term of court

The O W B Mwill moot withMrs O 13 Stark Saturday Jan 2nd

at 3p m As work for tho now yearIs to bo discussed a full attendance ofthe members is especially desired

Will Hatloy of the Central FireDepartment returned from Cairo yes-

terday whore ho bad boon on a shortavisit Ho visited tho Cairo are do

partmect and states that Cairo is

P without a fire chief

COFFEEwe

Our new Coffee Urn is infull blast turning out coffeeby the gallon one cup fullat a time In this matterwe have given our Inclina-

tion¬

toward Quality notQuantity full sway Weput in the very best equip ¬

ment then added the veryfinest material obtainable awellknown and thoroughlytried blend of Mocha andJava With this we pro ¬

duce and arc now servingas fine a cup of coffee as

abe produced

OllsJMBIAfJ

STAR ROUTE STOPPED4

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One of the Oldest in the Districtc

Discontinued Today

Plano Served are Reached by Itall ¬

road and tho Government Can =fI

4 colled ContractI

IMOB E MAY FOLLOW THIS YEAR

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One of tho oldest star routes in tho I

State pasted out of existence thismorning It in tho route from Patt

dnoah to Wickliffe via Masons loinsWoodvillo and other plates in thisIcounty and Ballard For many yearsthis ltsa been n regular mall routeIYesterday was tho Oat trip G WWebb the carrier will over mnko asthe governments representative astoday orders were received nero to Ills

cocnttuue it-Theteason the route was discon ¬

tinned Iis that the towns served arenow touched by the now Cairo exten ¬

sion of tho I 0 and tno mall is

carried by the train This makes itquicker and better and while the starrouto contract did not expire untilnext July tho government cancelledtho contract for tho remaining timeI

It is rally expected that othor starroutes will be discontlnnnd afterJuly when now contracts go Intoeffect Since tho contracts wore lotfour years ago many changes andimprovements have boon made in themail service in sections covered by thestar routes and with river rail andsilnl free delivery service many ofthe star routes aro now needless ex¬

travagances and will In all probabiltybo dlsocntinued after the prcront con-

tracts¬

expire

Throaa lb cans tomatoes for 25cents at Englert Bryant tomorrow

Y M C A ANNUAL MEETING

PROP AUHEI3ON OF DANVILLEWILL DELIVER THIRD AD

DRESS SUNDAY

Preparations aro being made for thoannual meeting of the local YM 0A Prof John 0 Achesou of Dan ¬

ville president of Caldwell collegewill deliver an address Sunday after ¬

noon at 860 oclock on The Three I

Sirens at tho Y M O A build-

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I At tbo First Presbyterian churchSunday evening Prof Acheson will

I speak on Tho Plano and Power oftho Young Mens Christian Associa ¬

lion This will be an especially In ¬

teresting service with attractive rondoand a largo audience Iis expected to beb11Il

Scoftold and Prof Farubam will pre ¬

side at tbo organ

TWO DECLINE

MESS ItS BOONE AND PATTErtSONI DECLINE TO ACT AS

SUPERVISORS

Messrs Ell Q Boono and W H

Patterson have notified Mayor YoUerthat they cannot serve on the board ofcity supervisors and the mayor willnow have to appoint lomo one in theirplaces The supervisors begin theirwork the first Monday in January andthe mayor states ho his not decidedwhom ho will appoint

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Throe 3 lb can pumpkin for 301

cents tomorrow at Englert Bryantv

MARRIED LAST NIGHTMrs Katie Sohauf and Mr Will

Robertson were married last nightat 9 oclooK at tho residence of thebride mother Mrs Sophia Baumgard 1718 Utoad street Rev T JNuwoll performed the ceremony Thowedding was followed br a receptionat which a number of guests were

presentMrRobertson is a plumber for

Mr Ed Hannan and Iii a popularyoung man Tho bride Is an at ¬

tractive young lady The conple willreside with the brides mother

Bananas IQ cents per dozen atEnglert Bryant tomorow

DEEDSAnnie E Ratcllffo to T II Dale

for t8li property In tho countyE D Thnrman to E B Smith for

100 property in the Thurman addi ¬

tionJM Worton to W H Matthews

for flCOproperty in the Worton NorthSIdo addition

Rachel Gore to L V Davis for9460 property in thq countyrr

imssPeopleandat 1

=Pleasant Invents I

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MARRIED LAST NIGHTMiss Minnie Owen and Mr Charles

Acker were married last night at B3Q

at tho residence of tho brides parentsMr and Mrs T B Owen on Trim ¬

ble street Rev W W Armstrongof the Trimble street Methodist onnrchperformed tho ceremony Tho couplewho are popular young people willmake their homo with the mother ofthe groom 1212 Jackson street

STAG BREAKFAST PARTYA stag breakfast party was given

this morning at Tho Pineo by MrJoseph L Friedman Covers werelaidI for thirtyfive and the guests in ¬

cluded prominent business and pro ¬

fessional men of tho city The menuafforded all of the delicacies of thoseason

ENTERTAINS FOR GUESTMiss Eda Bergdoll will entertain at

cards this evening in honor of hercousin Miss Clara Belanger who willreturn to her homo in Marinetto Wisnext week

ENTERTAINED FOR GUEST

Mrs Harry Pixler entertained lastnight in honor of Mr and Mn Sisson of Edgowood III guests of lMrand Mrs T Miller Simon

NEW YEARS EVE BALL

A dance was given last night at theFraternity building by the Unions andOdd Follows lodges of this city toweloomo the new year-

CHARITY TEA

Tho Onarity Club is having a teathis afternoon at the rct nco of MissElizabeth Slunott on North Nintnstreet

WATOU PARTY

Tbo pupils of Mrs John J Dor ¬

inns school had a watoh party at herresidence on South Fourth street lastnight

Miss Uala Jenkins of Gilbortivllleis visiting Mrs P E Cheek of 1233Clay street

Mr Edwin R Wilson of East StLouis returned homo today after vis ¬

iting his mother hero

Mn J H Beard of Sturgis retnined homo yesterday after visitinghero

Miss Ida Mae Walton ofWoodbnrnKv returned homo yesterday aftervisiting Mrs J M Walton

Mils Mario Williams of WooibnrnKy returned home yesterday aftervisiting Mrs J M Walton

Miss Jonnie MoRoa returned yester¬

day to resume her studies at the Hopkinsvillo college after visiting herparents

Miss Hortenso Sutherland of Mayfield is tho guest of Mrs S P Wai

lace

MUs Jano Bkefflngton of Dyersburg Penn has returned homo aftervisIting Mrs George Flonrnoy

Misses Lizzie and Laura Luttrollhave returned home from Carmook

Miss Ruth Humphrey of thisplace Is viiltingher uncle in Murraythis week

Miss Minnie Lo Roy of Knttawais spending this week in the city with

brotherMrsHaines of Marion Ky

Is visiting Mrs Gus Edwards of NorthFifth street

Mr and Mrs Marion Pato returnedhomo from their bridal tour Thursday

eveningAttorneyB M Newman of St

Louis iiI the guest of Deputy U SMarshal Syd Hubbard

Misses Eva and Katie Bauer aro ViI ¬

iting toJamont-Mrs Clint Wilooz and Miss Mary

Boono of MoLoansboro Ill aro inthe city visiting relatives

Supt A H Egan of the Louisvillo division cf the I U was in thecity today

Mr U B Grldley and Judge W

A Berry returned last night fromPeoria III whero they had been on

businessMajor

J H Ashcraft went to Momphil this morning on business

Attorney Mike Oliver returned toBenton this morning

Mrs O H Sborlll returned fromUnion City Tonn this morning aftera visit to friends and relatives

Mr Wallia MoGhoo of the local I0 has resigned his position and wontto Louisville today

Mr Wm MoOreovy returned fromthe south at noon today

Miss Lulaj Soamonof Princeton t0

GLOOMY BEGINNING

OF THE NEW YEAR

Continued From Fourth PaRe

Foy the death roll would have been

doubledTHEATER

EMPLOYES ARRESTED

Chicago Jan ISovon employesof the Iroquois theater were arrestedlets night on orders iiinod by Chief ofPolice ONell The charge againstthorn is at present that of being acces ¬

sory to manslaughter They will boIheld pending the verdict of tho coroners jury Tho won arrested are

WILLIAM OARLTON stago matagcr

EDWARD CUMMINGS stage carpouter

FRANK JANDROWR M CUMMINGSE ENGLETHOMAS MQUEEN-S J UAZONLThe last five are stage hands and

scone shifters t

on account of the illness of her

motherMrJ R Martin returned to

Greenville today at noon to buy to ¬

baccoMr

Mike Kortz returned to Owensooro today after a visit to friends andrelatives here

Mrs Kato Bonnln of LouisvilleI

who has been visiting relatives herereturned home today at noon

Rev R II Oroufleld of Owensboro KfIs tho guest of Rev J IIPinkerton

Advance Agont Beckmann of InOld Kentucky II is in the city todayHis show will be at The Kentuckynextjveek

Justice J Barber has returnedfrom a visit to Hammond La

Mrs Frank Bon will return tomor-

row

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1from Golconda v

Mr Tom Morton of Chicago ar ¬

rived this morning +o spend now yearswith his sisters the Misses MortbnAon

Broadway

Attractions of the PhilippinesAn American in the Philippines

writing on business to a friend inWashington Incidentally sums up hisImpressions of our annexed territorythus The Philippine islands are afierce proposition I would not takoGovernor Tafts Job and you knowhow avaricious I am Hero are theattractions Bugs ants lizards mos-quitoes snakes beriberi leprosycholera bubonic plague fevers dhoubey itch etc News is a month be ¬

bind all the time Ink costs a dollarMexican for a half pint bottle but

the man who stays ioro to sell it deserves tho prlco It is inconceivableto mo how any wulto man can enjoy Manila

Only a Slight DifferenceThoro is not much difference bet-

ween an epigram and an epitaph Anepigram says unkind and true thingsabout the living tho epitaph says kindnnd untrue things about the d-

eadSufferingWill Not Help Your

Disease but WillWeaken Your

NervesFolks who think It IIs better to bear

pain than ootho Itre wrongOld fashloned doctord used to say It

was better because they had nothingwith which to ease pain but dangerousheartparalyzing drugs

But now that a safe remedy hasbeen found Dr Miles AntiPain PillsIt Is wrong to suffer for nothing can begained but weakened nerves

A sate rule to remember Is Whenin pain take an AntiPain Pill

This will soothe your quivering nervesDr Mlles AntiPain Pills relieve pain

by restoring the natural secretions Inwhich they differ from opium and sim ¬

liar narcotic drugs which relieve painby checking the action of tho glands

They are sure and harmless and arcthe latest medical treatment for thecure of Headache Neuralgia BackacheRheumatism Dizziness ToothacheStomachache Menstrual MonthlyPains Also nerve Irritations like SeaSickness CarSickness SleeplessnessIndigestion otc

Pleasant to take quick In results-I have used Dr Mlles AntiPain

Pills for sick nervous headache andhave received the best results I hear¬

tily recommend their curative properties for they are succensful HEVRAY A WATItOS D D Iowa City Ia

Sold by druggists at 25o Money backIf tint box does not help Never soldIn bul-

kFREE ickeFeeoffor MilesFree Anti

Pain Pills the New Scientific Remedyfor Pain Also Symptom Blank OurSpecialist will diagnose your case tellyou what Is wrong nnd how to right It

COLABORATORIES

I ALMONDINEIIteed af TaP

The KentuckyManagement JAMES E KNdLISU

Matinee and NightWEDNESDAY JAN 6

the Show that never received an ad-

verse¬

Criticism

UINLAN WALL

Imperial MinstrelYoungest Newest Swellest

New and original start to finish Entirely different to all other minstrelperformances

MATINEE PRICESAdults SOc Children 25c

NIGHT PRICESlirst 12 rows or-

chestra SlOOi balance orchestra 1-

balconyc

50 and 75c Usual gallerySySeata on sale Tuesday ro a mil

NEWS OFTHE RIVERS

Observations taken at 7 a m River74 on the gauge a stand Weathercloudy and warm Temperature 48

with south winds S A FowlerLocal Observer

The Memphis is due out of Tennes ¬

see river today

The Diok Fowler was u nable to se ¬

cure coal this morning and was dAlay ¬

ed until ten oclock She finally se-

cured

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a barge and by working an extracrew coaled up In time to hove by ten

oclockTheCharleston iis duo Sunday out

of tho Tennessee riverThe Dick Clyde arrived this morn-

Ing¬

from Evansvllle and tho crow re ¬

ports ice all the way down

The river men think that if thewarm weather continues the ice willall melt out within a day or two andthe Ohio river will be free of Ice

The Jacob Ueatherington and Hennings are aground at Sisters IslandThe former is working with the Bossbarges and the latter ii a tug withtwo barges of coal for Memphis

The Margaret went into TennesseeriveHjoday

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The fleijrletta went intoTonncisoeriver today

The Hook wentintoTenneEsoo river>

today tThere is a shortage V coal today

but it is thought the situation will be

relieved in a day or twot v

Tho Ten Broeck is still layinfcuphere

The Inverness will get in from Tonnestee river today

The Jim Dnffey and Pavonia are in

Cumberland river taking out ties andwill come out probably Monday

Captain Frank Beatty of Nashvillewill return home tonight after a shottbusiness trip to the city

The river men aro encouraged overtho outlook for a big rise and say itcertainly is coming

THE SICK

Mies Fannie Murray is ill at herhomo on Monroe street

Mrs Henry Katterjohn is ill at herhome on the South Il1eIMr Sam Walker and his orchestrareturned this morning from Metropoliswhere it went yesterday to play for aNew Years dance

Born to Mr and Mrs Will Hud¬

son formerly of this city and now ofPine Bluff Ark aeon

THE KENTUCKYMinigtotnt MS E ENGLISH

TO NIGIITtJxeph C Logan Presents

MROLAYOLEMENtAndt

In His Own Unique IdyJic Comedy

The New DonllniuMATINEE PRICES

Adults soc Children 2oc

NIGHT PRICESFirst 12 rows orchestra f ioo balance

orchestra 75C balcony 75 and Soc

SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE

The KentuckyManagement James B Beglisk i

Matinee and NightSATURDAY JAN 2

Lincoln J Carter presents Ameri ¬

cas greatest emotional actress i

JULIA GRAYSupported byrJOHN TNICHOLS

And a Cast of UniformExcellence in

HER ONLY SINMagnificent Scenery Throughoutii r

MATINEE PRICES t 1

Adults soc Children 250NIGHT PRICES 250 to 750 f1

SEATS NOW ON SAL-

ETHEKENTUCKY rtDsaegasot lAS E ENEtISH

MONDAY NIGHTJAN 4

A BEAUTIFUL STORYOF THE PRESENT DAY

DEPICTING LOVE lTHE °PATHOS HATEAND PASSI-

ONCONVICTS1

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heartfelt interest embellished bystartling scenic effects

Nrong Cast I A Story from Lire 11-

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b1S 2 cSeats on sale Saturday icTori 4

Success of Woman LawyerOne of tho busiest lawyers in Zu¬

lchls Anna Mackonrotb a youngwoman still in her 203 who openedtho legal profession to women In

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