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No matter what the nature of your symptonsfully I J the Life Plant Co Canton O and rcccivp his personal advice free Every household should have oui helpful bookGOOD HEALTH mailed tree to you on request XTHE LIFE PLANT co cANTOs r- oLARKS J F t KIDNEY GLOBES Guaranteed Cure for all Kidney and Bladder Diseases SMALL AS A PILL EASIER TO TAKE Two dotes give roUst and one ba i will cure any ordinary caee of Kid- ney or bladder trouble Remove Gravel cure Dlabetet Seminal Bmbislons Weak and Lame Back Rheumatism arid all irregularities of the Kldneyi and Bladder In both B B and women Sold at 50 cents par box TO the no cure no pay bail by McPhersons Drug store Fourth Bad Broadway fole agent for Padu raitor ent byiallTuiron l recelpt of price by Lark MedicI Co Loito vIlli ICY An Important Question While Ittle Chrlstabel and her yet smaller sister were playing hex mother was announcing to grand- ma ¬ Our neighbor Mrs Phns a now baby InsanUy Chrlstabel turned t In ea- ger ¬ excitement Oh mamma sno asked what J Is bbejgblng to do wlh her old one o February LIpplncotts f t All headaches go ViAVhen you grow wiser j And learn to trle An Early nisfer t iDo Vltts Little Early Risers safej sure pills Lang urns The busInsiof tho gondoliers of cnlcqls being invaded by women and the men are organizing unions to drlvothem out Usoj n llttio K01JOL after your meals anft It wUl be round to afford a prompt and efficient relief KODOL nearly approximates tho digestive juices It digests what you eat It is sold on a guaranteed relict plan Sold here by Lang Bros rANTALMIDY Standard remedy let tllett m Gcn9rrhaandRurnlnIMuN 1neyandBladderTroubtcs b IS lUIt- FrD p TrEvmeCflEs CI- 4INcrMTIc Mth I AND WOMEN Uoe Big Q for unosturil dIbrgInflinuIIonsIrritation of rauooni nieinbrtnn P Inlw and not alma ienI urpofonotle 1fr B rapprby I IIjs icrJlottlwUTV I WORMS battueIeenerId InAgtaiI priue4 to lieu tIC em ° IInz qulrznlng I goal rj trialII cur ecotberIay tI l tIlll Iermnitai JI cpIt4 u4r nlfris Chu 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meS- sage c Uhcouscltmsly L6iler smiled There was humor In Hid thought of rf mel Kafco tovhlin front tho great Fralde To hide his amusement i he wheeled and of the big lounge chairs forward Indeed lie said Wont you sit down They were near together now and he saw her face zuorefully Again he was taken aback Chilcote had spoken of her as successful arid Intelligent out never asbeautlfnl Yet her beauty wus a rare and uncommon fact Her hair was black not a glossy black but the dusky black that Is softer than anv brown her eyes were largo and of a peculiarly putebluo and her eyelashes were black beautifully eUrOO and of remarkable thickness Wont you sit down he said again cutting short his thoughts with somo confusionThank you She gravely accepted the proffered chair But he saw that without any ostentation she drew her skirts aside as she passed hint The action displeased him unaccountably Well he said shortly what had Fralde to say lIe walked to the mantelpiece w th his customary move ¬ ment and stpodaichlnIt r The lu stluct toward hiding his face had left him Her Instant anti uninterested ac ¬ ceptance of him almost nettled him Ills own hal contemptuous impression of Chllcoto came to him unpleasantly and with It trio first desire to assert iris own Individuality Stung by the con ¬ flicting emotions he felt In Cbjlcotes pockets for something to smoke EVe sawulja ltrteriTt ted lit QCtlbuj Are these your cigarettes She Idan ed toward a small table and took up a box made of lizard skin Thanks lie took the box from her and as It passed from one to the other he saw her glance at his rings The glance was momentary Her lips parted to express question or surprise then clbsed again without comment More than any spoken words the Inci ¬ dent showed him the gulf that scpa rated husband and wife Well hd said again what about Fruldp At his words she sat straighter and looked nt him mord directly as If braG lug herself tQ II tusk Mr Frnldo IsIs as Interested as ever In you she began Or in yotrT Loder made the inter- ruption ¬ precisely as ho felt Ohllcotp would have made It Then Instantly ho Wished 1 the words back Eves tarot siilri cqloreil more deep ly For afecoiid tire liiscrutrtbic un ¬ derlying expfefisloti that puzzled hjm showed In her eyes then sire sank back Into It corner of the chair Why do you make such a point of sneering at my friends sire asked quietly overlook It wheir you nroo nervous Sho halted slightly on the I word But you are not nervous to nlgut Lodcr to lilt great humiliation reds dcncd Except foe an occasional out hurst on the part of Mrs Robins his charwoman he hac not merited 1 wo ¬ mans displeasure tat years The sneer was unintentional ho said For the first time Eve showed a per Boual Interest She looked at him In a puzzled way If your apology jyas mount she said hesitatingly 1 should be glad to accept It- Lodcr uncertain of how to take tho words moved back to the desk lie carried au uullghtcd cigarette between his lingers There was an Interval In which nei ¬ thee stoke Then at last r conscious of Its awkwardness Eve rose With one hand oil the back of her chair she look ell Ii t him Mr Fralde thinks Its such a pity tliatslio topped to choose her words that you should lose hold dii lns lose Interest In things nsr you are do trig Ito has been thinking a good deal about you In thp last three weeks over since the day at your your Illness In tho house had It seems to hlznagninz- iro broke off watching Loder8 avert ¬ ed hendIt setms to him that if you made one real effort now even now to shake off your restlessness that your tour Uealth might Improve He thinks that tire present crisis would bobhoi- usIbttedwould glto you n tremen ¬ dous opportunity Your trade interests bound up as they ate with Persia wbtikl give any opinion you might hold a double weight AlmoSt uucouclous Iy a touch of warmth crept info her words Mr Fraldo talked very seriously about the beginning of your career He paid that if only the spirit of your art days COt come bdi Her tone grew qulckef l as though1setear ed rldlcUle In Toders itllence H < 1tI ctIt jo iwe m r Ibduencc I know l 7W think over what youve tald he repeated that I hate llttlenonc perhnbut I oultlnt tell him that and s9so promised And have kept the promise Loder spoke at iandoni Her manner and her words hdd both affected bltn There wI1n sensatIon of unreality In his liraln Yes she afaswered I always want to do what I can As slip spoke n sudden realization or the effort she was making struck upon him anti with It his scorn of Chilcote rose In renewed force My Intention he began turning to her Thou the futility of any dec larntiou silenced him I shall think over what you say he added after n minutes walt I uppose I cant say mqre than that Their eyes met and Bhoemllcd a lit ¬ tic iI dont believe I expected as much slip soul 1 think Ill go now Ydu have been wonderfully patient Again she mulled sjlgutly at the sumo time extndInhcr band Thogesturewft quite friendly but In Loders dyes It heW relief ns well as friendliness and when their hands met he noticed that her fingciS barely brushed his lie picked up her cloak and carried It across tire room As he held the door ouch lie laid It quietly across her arm Ill think over what youve said ho repented k Again she glanced at him as If sus ¬ pecting parcusnu Then partly sreas StOod she pailsed You will always despl o your opportunities arid I sup- pose ¬ I shall always envy them she said Thats tire way with men and women Good night With another faint smile she passed out Into the cor¬ ridorLodcr waited until he heard tire Outer door close then he crossed tire room tlipushtfully arid r dropped into tire chUIr she hall vacated He sat for a time looking at tho hand her fingers had touched Then bo lifted his bend with a characteristic movement By Jove be said aloud how c6r dlally sire detests him Tob QonUaactL Willie walled and Winnie wheez- ed while Wintry winds whIned weirdly Willie wrlggCed while Wlri nle wheezed wretchedly Wisdom whispers winter winds work wheez es Wherefore wo write Use Kenne- dy Laxative Cough Syrup Nothing else eo gpod Sold by Lang Bros What will you do when you have discovered the way to the North PolerThe next step answered the explorer will be to turn around and discover the way back home Washington Star Soul culture i is a matter of spirit ual companionship Saturday Candy 4 31 c a Box Made of the purest of lugre dienta by one of the best makers in the trade shipped to us in fancy boxes Frn JSf v err y iV y Saturday The candy has made a hit witk our customers Drop in tomorrow or Sunday anJ get abQx MPHERSON 4th and Broadway I OLDME WINNER OF HIS ODD WAGER p Duo in NOW Orleans Today FroiV Cincinnati I1IrQI Uiiicion Water III Forty Days andGiii Five Thousand I i cDohlnrsp t I SAFELY PAST lItTON UOUGK I Baton Rouge La Fob 0rOapf C W Odrleve the water walker left Baton Rouge Wednesday morning on the last stage of his Journey Jo Now Orleans I feel bully niter a MlglifB rest here and am sure of going right through to Ne jy Orleans with very few halts said the water walker Just before setting out on his trip I wtl have to do soma tall walking and will not have much time to spare If I Teach Now Orcans Saturday and win my bet but there is little chanco of falling down at this late iago Capt Oldrleve Is en route from Wlfiiams could walk on the water from Cin- cInnati ¬ to New Orleans in fonty days io left Cincinnati January 1 and had until February 9 to complete his trip and win the bet The captain wears boateau shoes They are four feet five Inches long five Inches high and seven Inches wide Mrs OldrJeve rows In a boat beside her husband who usually walks erect In the middle of the river In a houseboat which proceeds the water walker am Capt J i Weath erlngton of Dallas Tex who is backing Oldrlevo Arthur Jones and A SI Maiden KVKLYXS MOTIIKU ix COrT APSK Growl I Hjstorlcnl ns Daughters Tes ¬ timony Is Repented to Her PHtsburg Feb 9 Listening t to the testimony of her daughter as I It was telephoned to her from anows paper office connected by direct wire with the cnimlnal courts building 1 In New York Mrs Charles J Hplman mother of Mrs Evelyn NosbltThaw grow hysterical today and finally col JWJlI1Ltnow I2 2J dtloii at her homo in DrookU Mrs Holman showed little con cern over the testimony regurdlnj the dinner at Martins whldr pre- ceded 8ho tragedy but when tIre name of Stanford White was men tioned she became very eager Ai the witness told of her acquaintance with White and finally of her con fegslon to Thaw In Paris Mrs Hoi man frequently interrupted the re porter wIMi exclamations of How terrible and finally began to cry AH tile testimony of Evelyn re- garding the terrible night I in Whites studio was read to Mrs Holman she began to grow hysterical and when her Informant repeating the test ¬ molly read I sat up and saw Mr White undressed sitting on the edge of tIre bed there was a cry of au gulsh and tire telephone receiver tell clattering against tlc wall A mo ¬ ment later A maid at the Hoimui house called over the wire Mrs Holman has Tainted Wo do- nut wish to lienS any more j i GVPSIKS HAVE CHIEF AHUESTEIJ Charge Head of Tribe With Forcing TIn to Pay Tribute Money Jersey City N J Feb IIco Slatcho known also as Slatcho Dim Itro who calls himself tho only au thorljccd gypsy chief In tho United States yas a prisoner this afternoon on complaint of two gypsies who ac ¬ cused him of compelling them to pay him tribute money Nicholas Mama the first complaining witness testi ¬ lied that the Chief demanded BO pounds sterling under a threat to bind and shqot him if tire cash was not forthcoming Adams said ho toll tho chief hq had only 7Q napoleons and Slatcho scared him I nto i hand ¬ ing over the money Ivan Jajiovftb swore that Slatcho ordeted him to pay 120 pounds sterling threatening to put him in a dtirk jail with water tip to his waist and that he surren- dered ¬ 371 Both witnesses said the chief took thorn to a saloon where be- held court and Judged them to pay the money as flnos The hearing will bo continued tomorrow 4Table of Finance Wall street arithmetic Ten men make a corporation ten corporations make a trust ten trusts haUo a cOrn bine ten combines make ft merger ten mergers make a magnate and QUo magnate gets the plum Many a man has landed In jail by taking things easy Jgnornnce poises tQ h bljtt when > pu 1uiu W realize It THE WEEK IN SOOIET Continued From Page Three Muller Gus Legeay Herman Toot Clifford Blackburn and Oscar Grief There will be no more meetings ot the club until after Lent lI1tJOn Nora Haines of 1320 Jackson street was given a pleasant surprise party by a number of her friends Tho evening was most enjoyably spent ThOse present were Misses AlynUo Mlils Delilah Tucker Mary Easly Mary Woodford Nora Rclnes Josephine Elder tfora Haines Myrtle Grime Messrs Carl foyer Mert Draffen Gby Woodford George Keller John Basly Harris Carncll Orby Griffin Charlld Zelss Gus BIchon Cecirshaf fer Series of Pretty Parties In Honor ol Wedding Anniversary Mr and Mrs J H Snyder of 1251 Madison street celebrated the 13th anniversary of their wedding most pleasant on Wednesday In the af ¬ ternoon Mrs Snyder entertained the Ladles Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus with a progressive euchre after which a delightful courselunch eon walserved In the evening Mr and Mrs Sny- der ¬ entertained tho young people In honor of their sister Miss Christina Milter and dancing was enjoyed Muster Charles Henry Snyder Jr played the closing march on the vio- lin The house was beautifully dec- orated ¬ with ferns and cut flowers in a scheme of green andrell 0 Kiijoynble Flinch Party Miss Flossie Like at her home on South Gth street entertained very pleasantly t on Wednesday evening with a Flinch party Delightful re ¬ freshments were served after the game Those present were Misses Mamie Broylcs Lucy Gholson Flos sie Like Mary Gholson Ruby Rn dolph Messrs Glenn Waters Stahl Gholson Fred Bahr F E Ru- dolph I Pleasant Evening An enjoyable party was given on Thursday evening at the homo of Mr Carl Bundesman DIG South 10th street Tho evening was spent with games and refreshments were served Those present were Misses Laura Wagner Halllo Young Freda Dun bar Mao Carter Annie Bundcsmann Josephine Bundcsmann Messrs Gha RfrifderrArtuur J WiHlamaHariv Kerr Harry Swltzer and Virgil Mont gomery p 0 Delphic Club The Delphic club held Its regular weekly meeting on Tuesday at the Carnegie library assembly room The morning was devoted to a discussion of the two celebrated poets Cadcroii and Lopo do Vege Quotations from tho Spanish Student were given In response to roll call Mrs Louis M flake discussed Calderon the Aral soul In Spanish feathers very de lightfully Mrs James A Rudy gave an Interesting account of Lope dc Vega and his position In the Spanish drama In connection with this do Vegas Tomorrow was read Crescendo Club The Crescendo club met on Thurs ¬ day afternoon with Miss Virginia Newell at her studio on North 7th Musical l Interpretation The pro street It was an afternoon In gram was a very delightful one a Knlosopliic Club Tire Kalosophlc club bold ah in- teresting ¬ meeting on Friday morn ¬ ing with Miss Elizabeth Slnnotl of Fancy Stationery j IN IJOXES lOc TO 3 150 Wo have Just received n ship meet of tho very latest things Iii fancy stationery In bonds and linen pjijicrs priced In boxes front lOc to 91- 00GILBERTS I 1 Drug Store 4th and Broadway i AliegrettiL j J I North 9th street Current events were discussed by Miss Faith Lang staff Miss Phlllppa Hughes de ¬ scribed tire Miracle and Mystery Plays Miss Ethel Morrow treated The Religious Plays G About People Mrs James Peterson Smith und children have noturnod from PMS Christian Miss wnore they liavd spent a portion of the winter Mrs W B Mills of 2000 West Jefferson boulevard Is visiting her sister Mrs Marc Anthony In Lex- Ington ¬ Ky Mrs Anthony was re ¬ cently the guest of Mrs Mills here Mr and Mrs Luke Russcllbf West Jefferson boulevard loft this week for New Orleans They sail today from there to Cuba and will spend several weeks there Miss Blanche Hills and Miss Susan Wltherall left this week for Michi ¬ gan for an extended stay Miss Hills will visit at Ann Arbor the coming week during tho Junior Prom of the University of Michigan Mrs John W Flfczhugh of Jack- son Miss who has been tho guest of her parents the Rev and Mrs Warner T Boiling on North 7th street returned home this week ac companied by her sister Miss Mary BoilingMr and Mrs Edward H BrIng hurst sHed on Thursday from pew Orleans for Cuba Instead of Satur ¬ day as expected their steamer being five days late The Intervening tlmo was spent at Pass Christian Gulf port and other of the attractive wint ¬ er resorts of the Gulf of Mexico ad- jacent ¬ to Now Orleans They will re- turn home by way of Florida Mon always are weary until they take up somo worthy task Oak Dale Hotel Brookporfc IIi Rales SI 1 a Day Etenlhing 0 K llrsJ A Uckmu Proprietress Henry Mammefi Jr EwoTJd t d Did ul Eciiicky Book Binding Bank Work ieji nil Tln1fV Wnr1r It snIsile NEW STATE BOTB D A Bailey Piop- METROPOLIS ILL fewest and best hotel in the cIty atejr Jyuo TwcrlaxjeiRnspl roams Bath rooms Blectrl Ignta The only centrally locater1 aotel in the city- CIIItrdllJ rtrHBtI SaUeUe Uut Prices in Dental Work Until April 1 1st Gold Shell Crowns350G- old Fillings 100 up Sliver Fillings 75c Partial Plates 300 AU work guaranteed Cut this coupon out arid bring it with you it Is worth 100 Each person is limited to ono coupon for erich job of Plato or bridge work only Until after Aplrl 1 07 Dr King BrooksDE- NTIST Rlrlli nnd Hronilway NEW mmscnraeiw List of new subscribers Added by the East Tennessee Telephone cow¬ pany toda- y2072Rogers A Residence 1C08 Broad Street 1GG9 Davis Will Residence 175 Woodard avenue 5j < 3ross D A Residence 707 South Fourth J 1977 Geagan R Residence 614 Clay street We have in ttt city over 3600 sub scribers or five times as nanny as the Independent company outside the city and within the county we have 02 times as many subscribers as the Independent company Yet it will place a telephone in your residence at the same rate the independent com pany Is supposed to charge and pro- vide in addition long distance facili ¬ ties which will enable you to reach fully fifty million people from your home Call 300 for turuier information ST LOUIS AI TENNESSEE ItlVEll PACKET COMPANY FOIl TENNESSEE RIVER STEAMER CLYBE Leaves Pndiicnh For Tennessee River Every Wednesday at 4 p in A AV WRIGHT Master EUGENE ROBINSON Clerk This company is not responsible for invoice charges unless collected by the clerk o the boat DRAUGHO41ithe44FC Incorporated WDBCAH3I2316 BroiUflMOl MSBTlllE IIIurc y MAIL Catalogue will convince you I II hi raifcni TBKBBST Call or pens for uatalogue KILL THE COUCHA- ND CURE THE LUNCS WITH D Iings New Discovery PriceFOR 100 OLDS Frco Trial Surest 4J d Quickest Cure for all 3LES EVANSViLLE PADUCAH AND OAIIIO LINE- Incorporated EvansvlIIo milt raducah Packets Daily Except Sunday Steamers Joe Fowler and John S Hopkins leave Paducah for Evans villa and way landings at 11 a m Special excursion rate now In ef- fect ¬ from Paducah to Evansville and return 400 Elegant music on the boat Tabl unsurpassed STKAMIMt DlCIy 1 OWLV11 Leaves Paducah for Cairo and way landings nt 8 a m sharpe dally ex ¬ cept Sunday Special excursion rates nowIn effect from Paducah to Cairo and return with or without meals and room Good music and table un ¬ surpassed For further information apply to S A Fowler General Pass Agent or Given Fowler City Pass Agent at FowlerCrumbaugh Cos office Both phono No 33 10 TO 15 PER CENT ADVANCE ON ALL GAS STOVES After Present Stock is Sold ALL STOVES IN STOCK Will be sold at 1906 prices until March 1st BUY NOW THE Paducah Light 4 Power Go I I 0 f j I
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As Ifdlrinlng his thought she turn ¬
ed toward hIm Im afraid I ratherintrude she said If you are busy
His sense of courtesy was touchedlIe had begun life with a high opinionof women and the words shook up auecho of the old sentiment
Dont think that lie said hastilyI was only llooking through my let¬
ters You mustnt rate yourself belowlIfetfers He wtU consciousi that Iristone was hurried that biff words werea little Jagged but Eve did not appearto notice Unlike preening she toolthe new manner without surprise Shehad kipwn Chllcotc for six years-
I dined with the Fraldes tonightshe said Mr Eralde sent you a meS-
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Uhcouscltmsly L6iler smiled Therewas humor In Hid thought of rf melKafco tovhlin front tho great Fralde Tohide his amusement i he wheeled and ofthe big lounge chairs forward
Indeed lie said Wont you sitdown
They were near together now andhe saw her face zuorefully Again hewas taken aback Chilcote had spokenof her as successful arid Intelligentout never asbeautlfnl Yet her beautywus a rare and uncommon fact Herhair was black not a glossy black butthe dusky black that Is softer than anvbrown her eyes were largo and of apeculiarly putebluo and her eyelasheswere black beautifully eUrOO and ofremarkable thickness
Wont you sit down he said againcutting short his thoughts with somo
confusionThankyou She gravely accepted
the proffered chair But he saw thatwithout any ostentation she drew herskirts aside as she passed hint Theaction displeased him unaccountably
Well he said shortly what hadFralde to say lIe walked to themantelpiece w th his customary move ¬
ment and stpodaichlnIt r The lustluct toward hiding his face had lefthim Her Instant anti uninterested ac¬
ceptance of him almost nettled himIlls own hal contemptuous impressionof Chllcoto came to him unpleasantlyand with It trio first desire to assert irisown Individuality Stung by the con ¬
flicting emotions he felt In Cbjlcotespockets for something to smoke
EVe sawulja ltrteriTt ted lit QCtlbujAre these your cigarettes She Idan
ed toward a small table and took up abox made of lizard skin
Thanks lie took the box fromher and as It passed from one to theother he saw her glance at his ringsThe glance was momentary Her lipsparted to express question or surprisethen clbsed again without commentMore than any spoken words the Inci ¬
dent showed him the gulf that scparated husband and wife
Well hd said again what aboutFruldp
At his words she sat straighter andlooked nt him mord directly as If braGlug herself tQ II tusk
Mr Frnldo IsIs as Interested asever In you she began
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precisely as ho felt Ohllcotpwould have made It Then Instantly hoWished1 the words back
Eves tarot siilri cqloreil more deeply For afecoiid tire liiscrutrtbic un¬
derlying expfefisloti that puzzled hjmshowed In her eyes then sire sankback Into It corner of the chair
Why do you make such a point ofsneering at my friends sire askedquietly overlook It wheir you nroonervous Sho halted slightly on the
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Lodcr to lilt great humiliation redsdcncd Except foe an occasional outhurst on the part of Mrs Robins hischarwoman he hac not merited 1 wo¬
mans displeasure tat yearsThe sneer was unintentional ho
saidFor the first time Eve showed a per
Boual Interest She looked at him In apuzzled way If your apology jyasmount she said hesitatingly 1 shouldbe glad to accept It-
Lodcr uncertain of how to take thowords moved back to the desk liecarried au uullghtcd cigarette betweenhis lingers
There was an Interval In which nei ¬
thee stoke Then at last rconscious ofIts awkwardness Eve rose With onehand oil the back of her chair she lookell Ii t him
Mr Fralde thinks Its such a pitytliatslio topped to choose her words
that you should lose hold dii lnslose Interest In things nsr you are dotrig Ito has been thinking a good dealabout you In thp last three weeks oversince the day at your your Illness Intho house had It seems to hlznagninz-iro broke off watching Loder8 avert ¬
ed hendIt setms to him that if youmade one real effort now even now toshake off your restlessness that yourtour Uealth might Improve He thinksthat tire present crisis would bobhoi-usIbttedwould glto you n tremen ¬
dous opportunity Your trade interestsbound up as they ate with Persiawbtikl give any opinion you might holda double weight AlmoSt uucouclousIy a touch of warmth crept info herwords
Mr Fraldo talked very seriouslyabout the beginning of your careerHe paid that if only the spirit of yourart days COt come bdi Herttone grew qulckefl as though1seteared rldlcUle In Toders itllence H<
1tI ctIt jo iwe m r Ibduencc I know
l
7W think over what youve tald herepeated
that I hate llttlenonc perhnbut Ioultlnt tell him that and s9sopromised
And have kept the promise Loderspoke at iandoni Her manner and herwords hdd both affected bltn TherewI1n sensatIon of unreality In hisliraln
Yes she afaswered I alwayswant to do what I can
As slip spoke n sudden realizationor the effort she was making struckupon him anti with It his scorn ofChilcote rose In renewed force
My Intention he began turningto her Thou the futility of any declarntiou silenced him I shall thinkover what you say he added after nminutes walt I uppose I cant saymqre than that
Their eyes met and Bhoemllcd a lit ¬
ticiI dont believe I expected as much
slip soul 1 think Ill go now Yduhave been wonderfully patient Againshe mulled sjlgutly at the sumo timeextndInhcr band Thogesturewftquite friendly but In Loders dyes ItheW relief ns well as friendliness andwhen their hands met he noticed thather fingciS barely brushed his
lie picked up her cloak and carried Itacross tire room As he held the doorouch lie laid It quietly across her arm
Ill think over what youve said horepented k
Again she glanced at him as If sus ¬
pecting parcusnu Then partly sreasStOod she pailsed You will alwaysdespl o your opportunities arid I sup-pose
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I shall always envy them shesaid Thats tire way with men andwomen Good night With anotherfaint smile she passed out Into the cor¬
ridorLodcrwaited until he heard tire Outer
door close then he crossed tire roomtlipushtfully arid r dropped into tirechUIr she hall vacated He sat for atime looking at tho hand her fingers
had touched Then bo lifted his bendwith a characteristic movement
By Jove be said aloud how c6rdlally sire detests him
Tob QonUaactL
Willie walled and Winnie wheez-
ed while Wintry winds whInedweirdly Willie wrlggCed while Wlri
nle wheezed wretchedly Wisdomwhispers winter winds work wheezes Wherefore wo write Use Kenne-dy Laxative Cough Syrup Nothingelse eo gpod Sold by Lang Bros
What will you do when you havediscovered the way to the NorthPolerThe next step answeredthe explorer will be to turn aroundand discover the way back homeWashington Star
Soul culture iis a matter of spiritual companionship
Saturday Candy4 31 c a Box
Made of the purest of lugredienta by one of the bestmakers in the trade shippedto us in fancy boxes
Frn JSf v err yiV ySaturday
The candy has made a hitwitk our customers Drop intomorrow or Sunday anJ getabQx
MPHERSON4th and Broadway
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OLDME WINNER
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Duo in NOW Orleans TodayFroiV Cincinnati
I1IrQI Uiiicion Water III FortyDays andGiii Five Thousand
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SAFELY PAST lItTON UOUGKI
Baton Rouge La Fob 0rOapfC W Odrleve the water walker leftBaton Rouge Wednesday morning on
the last stage of his Journey Jo NowOrleans
I feel bully niter a MlglifB resthere and am sure of going rightthrough to Ne jy Orleans with veryfew halts said the water walkerJust before setting out on his trip
I wtl have to do soma tall walkingand will not have much time to spareIf I Teach Now Orcans Saturday andwin my bet but there is little chancoof falling down at this late iago
Capt Oldrleve Is en route from
Wlfiiamscould walk on the water from Cin-
cInnati¬
to New Orleans in fonty daysio left Cincinnati January 1 and had
until February 9 to complete his tripand win the bett
The captain wears boateau shoesThey are four feet five Inches longfive Inches high and seven Incheswide Mrs OldrJeve rows In a boatbeside her husband who usuallywalks erect In the middle of the river
In a houseboat which proceeds thewater walker am Capt J i Weatherlngton of Dallas Tex who isbacking Oldrlevo Arthur Jones andA SI Maiden
KVKLYXS MOTIIKU ix COrT APSK
GrowlI Hjstorlcnl ns Daughters Tes ¬
timony Is Repented to Her
PHtsburg Feb 9 Listening ttothe testimony of her daughter as IItwas telephoned to her from anowspaper office connected by direct wirewith the cnimlnal courts building 1InNew York Mrs Charles J Hplmanmother of Mrs Evelyn NosbltThawgrow hysterical today and finally col
JWJlI1Ltnow I2 2Jdtloii at her homo in DrookU
Mrs Holman showed little concern over the testimony regurdlnjthe dinner at Martins whldr pre-
ceded 8ho tragedy but when tIre
name of Stanford White was mentioned she became very eager Ai
the witness told of her acquaintancewith White and finally of her confegslon to Thaw In Paris Mrs Hoiman frequently interrupted the reporter wIMi exclamations of Howterrible and finally began to cry
AH tile testimony of Evelyn re-garding the terrible night Iin Whitesstudio was read to Mrs Holman shebegan to grow hysterical and whenher Informant repeating the test ¬
molly read I sat up and saw MrWhite undressed sitting on the edgeof tIre bed there was a cry of augulsh and tire telephone receiver tellclattering against tlc wall A mo ¬
ment later A maid at the Hoimuihouse called over the wire
Mrs Holman has Tainted Wo do-nut wish to lienS any more
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GVPSIKS HAVE CHIEF AHUESTEIJ
Charge Head of Tribe With ForcingTIn to Pay Tribute Money
Jersey City N J Feb IIcoSlatcho known also as Slatcho DimItro who calls himself tho only authorljccd gypsy chief In tho UnitedStates yas a prisoner this afternoonon complaint of two gypsies who ac¬
cused him of compelling them to payhim tribute money Nicholas Mamathe first complaining witness testi ¬
lied that the Chief demanded BO
pounds sterling under a threat tobind and shqot him if tire cash wasnot forthcoming Adams said ho tolltho chief hq had only 7Q napoleonsand Slatcho scared him I ntoihand ¬
ing over the money Ivan Jajiovftbswore that Slatcho ordeted him topay 120 pounds sterling threateningto put him in a dtirk jail with watertip to his waist and that he surren-dered
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371 Both witnesses said thechief took thorn to a saloon where be-
held court and Judged them to paythe money as flnos The hearing willbo continued tomorrow
4Table of FinanceWall street arithmetic Ten men
make a corporation ten corporations
make a trust ten trusts haUo a cOrn
bine ten combines make ft mergerten mergers make a magnate andQUo magnate gets the plum
Many a man has landed In jail bytaking things easy
Jgnornnce poises tQ h bljtt when> pu 1uiu W realize It
THE WEEK IN SOOIET
Continued From Page Three
Muller Gus Legeay Herman TootClifford Blackburn and Oscar Grief
There will be no more meetings otthe club until after Lent
lI1tJOn NoraHaines of 1320 Jackson street wasgiven a pleasant surprise party by anumber of her friends Tho eveningwas most enjoyably spent ThOsepresent were Misses AlynUo MlilsDelilah Tucker Mary Easly MaryWoodford Nora Rclnes JosephineElder tfora Haines Myrtle GrimeMessrs Carl foyer Mert DraffenGby Woodford George Keller JohnBasly Harris Carncll Orby GriffinCharlld Zelss Gus BIchon Cecirshaffer
Series of Pretty Parties In Honor olWedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J H Snyder of 1251Madison street celebrated the 13thanniversary of their wedding mostpleasant on Wednesday In the af ¬
ternoon Mrs Snyder entertained theLadles Auxiliary of the Knights ofColumbus with a progressive euchreafter which a delightful courseluncheon walserved
In the evening Mr and Mrs Sny-
der¬
entertained tho young people In
honor of their sister Miss ChristinaMilter and dancing was enjoyedMuster Charles Henry Snyder Jrplayed the closing march on the vio-
lin The house was beautifully dec-
orated¬
with ferns and cut flowers ina scheme of green andrell0Kiijoynble Flinch Party
Miss Flossie Like at her home onSouth Gth street entertained verypleasantlyt on Wednesday eveningwith a Flinch party Delightful re ¬
freshments were served after thegame Those present were MissesMamie Broylcs Lucy Gholson Flossie Like Mary Gholson Ruby Rndolph Messrs Glenn WatersStahl Gholson Fred Bahr F E Ru-
dolphI
Pleasant EveningAn enjoyable party was given on
Thursday evening at the homo of MrCarl Bundesman DIG South 10thstreet Tho evening was spent withgames and refreshments were servedThose present were Misses LauraWagner Halllo Young Freda Dunbar Mao Carter Annie BundcsmannJosephine Bundcsmann MessrsGha RfrifderrArtuur J WiHlamaHarivKerr Harry Swltzer and Virgil Montgomery
p 0Delphic ClubThe Delphic club held Its regular
weekly meeting on Tuesday at theCarnegie library assembly room Themorning was devoted to a discussionof the two celebrated poets Cadcroiiand Lopo do Vege Quotations fromtho Spanish Student were given In
response to roll call Mrs Louis M
flake discussed Calderon the Aralsoul In Spanish feathers very delightfully Mrs James A Rudy gavean Interesting account of Lope dcVega and his position In the Spanishdrama In connection with this doVegas Tomorrow was read
Crescendo ClubThe Crescendo club met on Thurs¬
day afternoon with Miss VirginiaNewell at her studio on North 7th
Musicall Interpretation The prostreet It was an afternoon In
gram was a very delightful onea
Knlosopliic ClubTire Kalosophlc club bold ah in-
teresting¬
meeting on Friday morn ¬
ing with Miss Elizabeth Slnnotl of
Fancy
Stationeryj
IN IJOXES
lOc TO 3 150
Wo have Just received n ship
meet of tho very latest things
Iii fancy stationery In bonds
and linen pjijicrs priced In
boxes front lOc to 91-
00GILBERTSI
1 Drug Store4th and Broadway
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AliegrettiLjJI
North 9th street Current eventswere discussed by Miss Faith Langstaff Miss Phlllppa Hughes de¬
scribed tire Miracle and MysteryPlays Miss Ethel Morrow treated
The Religious PlaysGAbout PeopleMrs James Peterson Smith und
children have noturnod from PMSChristian Miss wnore they liavdspent a portion of the winter
Mrs W B Mills of 2000 WestJefferson boulevard Is visiting hersister Mrs Marc Anthony In Lex-
Ington¬
Ky Mrs Anthony was re ¬
cently the guest of Mrs Mills hereMr and Mrs Luke Russcllbf West
Jefferson boulevard loft this weekfor New Orleans They sail todayfrom there to Cuba and will spendseveral weeks there
Miss Blanche Hills and Miss SusanWltherall left this week for Michi ¬
gan for an extended stay Miss Hillswill visit at Ann Arbor the comingweek during tho Junior Prom ofthe University of Michigan
Mrs John W Flfczhugh of Jack-son Miss who has been tho guestof her parents the Rev and MrsWarner T Boiling on North 7thstreet returned home this week accompanied by her sister Miss Mary
BoilingMrand Mrs Edward H BrIng
hurst sHed on Thursday from pewOrleans for Cuba Instead of Satur¬
day as expected their steamer beingfive days late The Intervening tlmowas spent at Pass Christian Gulfport and other of the attractive wint ¬
er resorts of the Gulf of Mexico ad-
jacent¬
to Now Orleans They will re-turn home by way of Florida
Mon always are weary until theytake up somo worthy task
Oak Dale HotelBrookporfc IIi
Rales SI1 a Day Etenlhing 0 K
llrsJ A Uckmu Proprietress
Henry Mammefi JrEwoTJd td Did ul Eciiicky
Book Binding Bank Work iejinil Tln1fV Wnr1r It snIsile
NEW STATE BOTBD A Bailey Piop-
METROPOLIS ILL
fewest and best hotel in the cIty
atejr Jyuo TwcrlaxjeiRnsplroams Bath rooms BlectrlIgnta The only centrally locater1
aotel in the city-
CIIItrdllJ rtrHBtI SaUeUe
Uut Prices in Dental Work Until
April 11st
Gold Shell Crowns350G-old Fillings 100 up
Sliver Fillings 75c
Partial Plates 300AU work guaranteed
Cut this coupon out arid bringit with you it Is worth 100
Each person is limited to onocoupon for erich job of Plato orbridge work only Until afterAplrl 1 07
Dr King BrooksDE-NTIST
Rlrlli nnd Hronilway
NEW mmscnraeiw
List of new subscribers Added bythe East Tennessee Telephone cow¬
pany toda-
y2072Rogers A Residence 1C08Broad Street
1GG9 Davis Will Residence 175Woodard avenue5j <3ross D A Residence 707South Fourth
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We have in ttt city over 3600 subscribers or five times as nanny as theIndependent company outside thecity and within the county we have02 times as many subscribers as theIndependent company Yet it willplace a telephone in your residenceat the same rate the independent company Is supposed to charge and pro-vide in addition long distance facili ¬
ties which will enable you to reachfully fifty million people from yourhome
Call 300 for turuier information
ST LOUIS AI TENNESSEEItlVEll PACKET COMPANY
FOIl TENNESSEE RIVER
STEAMER CLYBE
Leaves Pndiicnh For Tennessee RiverEvery Wednesday at 4 p in
A AV WRIGHT MasterEUGENE ROBINSON Clerk
This company is not responsiblefor invoice charges unless collectedby the clerk o the boat
DRAUGHO41ithe44FC
IncorporatedWDBCAH3I2316 BroiUflMOl MSBTlllEIIIurcy
MAIL Catalogue will convince you IIIhiraifcni TBKBBST Call or pens foruatalogue
KILL THE COUCHA-ND CURE THE LUNCS
WITH D IingsNew DiscoveryPriceFOR 100
OLDS Frco Trial
Surest 4J d Quickest Cure for all3LESEVANSViLLE PADUCAH AND
OAIIIO LINE-Incorporated
EvansvlIIo milt raducah Packets
Daily Except SundaySteamers Joe Fowler and John S
Hopkins leave Paducah for Evansvilla and way landings at 11 a m
Special excursion rate now In ef-
fect¬
from Paducah to Evansville andreturn 400 Elegant music on theboat Tabl unsurpassed
STKAMIMt DlCIy 1 OWLV11
Leaves Paducah for Cairo and waylandings nt 8 a m sharpe dally ex¬
cept Sunday Special excursion ratesnowIn effect from Paducah to Cairoand return with or without mealsand room Good music and table un ¬
surpassedFor further information apply to
S A Fowler General Pass Agent orGiven Fowler City Pass Agent atFowlerCrumbaugh Cos officeBoth phono No 33
10 TO 15 PER CENT ADVANCE
ON ALL GAS STOVES
After Present Stock is Sold
ALL STOVES IN STOCK
Will be sold at 1906 prices untilMarch 1st
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