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JncU Meredith looked on UIP lIllIlI-

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IInqulrI yj r anybody anything to suy

f to nteV lie nukedThere win n lend silence Rome ono

r Inuslied rather feebly In the background e

Tlien I tlilnk 11 will KO ou with roylireakfnst

Which In Accordingly proceeded 1tododroppero 1

titi awns to own

IttMIri Tnko It nvny Mild1 Mcrudltli In

dlciitlnx the body of time dead mnnwith Ills lonnpoou

II InrlerII theta do not let tin Imvc nuy mow of1 this nonsense It will only lend to nn

plenniuitniMg Sonic of the Him grinned They were

not pnrtlcnlnrly respectful In the rmanner of bearing nway the morta-

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r remain lit their Into leader The feeli nx had nlrcndy turned

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It olcrIsurrounded by hostile tribes who made i

desultory raids from lime to timeTheo the little force on the summit

10VIIS able to repulse but a combinedattack front say to sides nt once

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iinonld ivrlnlnly luC been successfulhad no reason to suppose that

Ida 011 eat for help had reached JIualaJInfested ns lire Intervening forestswere by rnunlbnl tribes Provisionswere nt ti low ebb There seemed toIw no hopcof outsldo old and dlwjffectlou will rite In ble small forceInck Meredith who was no soldierfound himself called upon to defend aweak position with unreliable mell-or nu IIndefinite periodJoseph hall n rough knowledge of sol

lterlns nnd n very rudimentary notiont of fortification Rut he had thnt which

+ It served nil wellthe unerring eyefor covert of n marksman lie WUH alead shot at any range and knowingwhat he could hit ho also knew how toscreen himself from the rids of anenemy

t Above nil perhaps was the quietInfluence of a man who never flinchedaroma danger or xccuuxl to be in theIKist disconcerted by Its presence

ilt neeuis sir said Joseph to hitmuster later In the day that youvohinder slumped them They dont miiJvralnnd yonii

They lull ttboIlpt In check by fearThere li nu other way replied Mere ¬

dith rather Atcarlly Of tats ho had

tell Iless and less Inillned to exert himt it5e1Ct Yet sir Those sort imeuii

C Meredith mode no answer null aftera little pause Joseph related thewords stgnlflcmitly It iiucrniumatlcnlly Those sort o men t

What do you meanSlaves replied Joseph sharply

touching his lint without knowing whySlnves What are you talking

nboulrThe mnn rare a llttlo nearer

Those forty men leastwise thirtyh allfour men that wo broughts from Mnaln

Mr DurhovoH omen that cultivate thisere ulnilnclne as they call It Theyredifferent from the rest sir

des of course they are We donot hire them direct we hire themfrom Mr Durrtovo mul pay their waxen

IThey are of n different tribeIfrom the others not fighting men but I

IIlrlclIllIrlelttMinJo3cpll paused Strange I

thing sir but Ive not seen cm han ¬

yetWellYes sir-

Having unburdened himself Of hisshaklugt4 Jtho words Just recorded would havearoused Jack Merediths attention butthe singular slotlifuluens that seemedlo he creeping over his Intellect wmsnlreajly acting ns n clog ou his mentalenergy

To be rr tiuucu

A nice thing about being poor IUilrefusingVfound public Institutio-

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PADDCAH FORGING

AHEAD OF SOUTHIJ

I A Former Citizen ObservesGreat Improvements

Iktlcp Htrcctft nnd Sewers In IastIYear Pluto Htored timid tivueriilAilvniiccincnt

CITY XOW NEEDS SOIL ititkS

It some times takes an outsider to1lea Paducalmns what a good town

Paducah Is to make them properlyappreclato tho city

Mr W IU Bowman of OweniboroI

n tanner Pnducnhan who hall beeni

away now a llttlo over two cnrs iIn the city this week and to somefriends sold I tell you you Paducnh people dont halt appreciate Paducah I never saw a town Improveto much as It hat In the short time Ihave been away and I see evidencesall around of a continuation of tnoImprovement Indefinitely

When I wan a resident of Paduroh1 thought I fully appreciatedjtho enterprise and comprehensivegrasp of big things of Paducah bust¬

ness men tho Inherent striving forImproving tho town In nil of Its cltliens and thought r could torosesomething of Its future but youare oven surpassing any predictionsI monde for tho town

You havo tine streets now andsoma of tho handsomest stores luithu south You have soma splendid1Inow public buildings and I notic-you are adding an extensive addition

Ito the sewerage system and Jiavomoro In contemplation In everway you are certainly going for¬

ward nnd upward In tho ranks ofItho best towns In tho youth

Owcnsboro Is watcnlni you andjtrying to keep pace with you and IIbelieve the two towns will have alively competition In tho Improve¬

ment line Ono thing you are to harkthat we should like to have Is apobare u7sIsuoI 1

IslaJOOdadI

have them by all meansMr Bowman was formerly A mum r

her of tho firm of Drey fuss Well tcompany and Is now a member ofthe firm of J W McCulIough kcompany ot Owensboro

ma LOSS>

LAID TO SNEAK THIIII

KtiiM Taken to Will St Louis Sidtreasury Cntli Starts Report

St Louts Oct 31Tho Installa ¬

dos of opaque glass frames over thewire screens of the tellers cages Intho United States subtrcasury as nnI

extra precaution against enoak4hlovca purloining government fundswas begun today Thls has elWI

rite to tho theory rtSf a tlmbt bytho manipulation pCwlnylnHtDuniontsmay have stolen the01000 whichIs now the subject of 09 Investiga ¬

thin The experts >rtjo have countedI

all limo tub oaslrr mohcy except 2

00000fn silver rims will finis htheir work Wcdncsdaj The only of¬

ficial report of the Inquiry will beghen out at Washington

lOHAUGUS LTlJiTLj ASliS 92500Ki

Campaign tankern Mlhviiukoo-Itrlnpi Acilou Aptinst Sviillnel-

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MilwaukeeQet llorCd U t 01rent ono of tho managers of JatrlctIAttorney McQovorns candidacy foroolectlon brought a lIbel suit to-

day¬

against tho Sentinel M C Douglas managing editor and Charles P 1

Poster Lorenz wanta 259000 dam ¬

ages because tho paper published aII

statement saying Lorenz had paid a°

Ono of 2C for shootlng ducks out ofa gasoline launch and later used UIIIIIIIn connection with the campaign Mrlorenz In Ills complaint denies howas ever fined ns stated nnd assertstho publlcatloli was niadd for thoIIpurpose of Injuring his clturaclerI

iioTin iimvAisPalmerPiP Pock a ri Ashland

City goons hiIw W Uushland I

ClIntonjSMles Anna Marshall MisonlaMoht t H G Stewart Clnclh

natl IJJ OJ Tarter Chicago A Cohen ashvlteaCII Wiley Xbw tYork P HKubo Chicago 13 SYoung Fort Wayne Indj 0 QBatcman Joppn 111 H A Roil JrMurray R H Drlsklll Unlbn CityTerm C L Ilaie > Now York LM YVltigueld Toledo OA P Nlch

Bois Kansas City Mot 8 J TurnerCovlngtort Tenn F D Phelps NowLondon 0-

Belvedereli W Looser ColrpsIII J FcnbCnthii Memphis B 6Taylor Chicago j Clareneo lewlLouisville JMt Hbhnlngford ClHclnnutl Qcoreb McQownn st Louts

D Davis Lexington H F Lee =Now York James Hume VicksburgMiss

Hooo Is Gdllq fPlttsburs Pa Oct 31 Clifford

Hooo tho negro formerly coachmantar Augustus Hartjo was convicted t

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of perjury today In connection with 1

his deposition against Mrs MaryScott Hartje and which formed tbU

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HEARST TICKET

GOES ON BALLOT

Court llaiuls Down Decision I

Lnio At Night

Held Sjiechil Kisxlon All Aftcnioon 1toi Consider the Question

Involved

SOfmn POINT IS QAIXKI

Albany X y Oct 31 The coot tof npjicalB loaf night handed down ndecision afllrmlng the right of theIndonendonfco League of Now YorkCity to make nomination by multiplepetition

srh court also decided that In thejudicial nominations judicial certlflrates filed first had a prlbr claim audthat tho Independence league had aright to designate their own candldates

The decisions were hooded downiAt 11115 last night following a spec ¬

ial session of the court which reranImlj ¬

pellate division ordcjEVln the SewYork City homlnntlons As a resultof the decision these candidates willLeagun °

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Cairo 151 TlSOfatY I

CIncInnati 124-

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08 fall1Evnnsvlllo i0 10 tallFlorence 34 OC tallJohntonvlllo 63 OC tall1loulsvlllc u5 04 tallMt Carmel l2 if StdNaahvlilo lCaJl fallPItlsburg 7S08 flic

IrevlslBland Dam GIG 07 <3fiin1St loulB 58K01 1rlse-

10G5MtI Ycrnon 1lC rte ettls7 <

Thcro has beena good stago In tborivers here tliroughqutr October Tholowest eta edins 87 nod tho highestwas 211 i lialnfal for tho monthone nearly two Inches 131l Busltress at the whartshows an Increaseover lie summer months At thways ned dry docks work has beensteady bargo repairing bolug theprincipal item Several of the bigpackets have gotten back iota thetfada sad plans for starting newlines are under way

Tho Ferguson stator derrickboat went down to Drookport thismorning to raise one of that firnVutugs tho Hazel which sank there onSunday Tho strong wind lIs sup ¬

posed to have swamped lime HazelCaptain Clareneo Nichols and En <

glnccr Dan Manning ot tho FredHtrtweg camo up on tho Dick FowIcr last night to go on the elm Mo ¬

ron which passed down from Pitts

oftccajCaptI

Barrettline Is In tlu city tQilClJI wastelling of n now appariftus made atSt Louts which burns oil in the furylire for makIDglllteiarhinitbad of coalAt present this Invention is used partlcularly for house heating but It 1m

asserted that It can be used on atcn n

fboats at a saving of CO per cent orCO bushels out of every 100 Thosuccessful appHcntlou of oil feel toIgcoiiiQtlVQ purposes would argue Itssuccessful use sooner or later onsteamboats

rTho Saltlllo arrived late frothltbeTennessee river today and left otterunloading for St Louis

ThoClydo will clear for the Ten¬

nessee river this evening at 6 oclockTime Little Clydo arrived from tho

Ohio river this morning after a pro ¬

tracted visit away from tills portTwo more barges were pulled outrepairsrAs

ing to bo dono on throe parses thoship carpenters aro engaged on vari ¬

ous jobs along tho river frontTho Button arrived lato thlll

morning from Clnrksvlllo and huttied on back to Nnehvlllo

The Henry Harloy was tho Evansvlllo packet today Tho John Hopkips was not ready to go out on thistrlpq

The Itoyul did nut get away forGolconda till C oclock last evening

Time Dick Fowlor left on time thismorning with an indifferent trip toCairoIt

has been suggustod that the oldwharfiibat alight be used ad a vaudCtvlllo theater with tho Idle river menas the performers It would bo a lent

showOnaccount of the rapid and heavy

accumulation of cotton along tho j

banks of the Mississippi I arid tiltscarcity ot boats to carry It to Mom

MontlerrvvI

iLiteri jIluMrl >

HclieiiclC Chcmlcnl CotueJrunrJ °

Pn Imarty Ii Inr rsiulU and move tth e-

nldutco ot others whi Ir lira utt thorn iind 111mduBeIA1IaauprurCalntrtlrotMbIttkttwPAttllAdl4y

Dr Pierces Favorite Prescriptio-nI not a gccrot or pitent mndlcln 8ialn twhich tho most Intelligent people artquite naturally averse because ot the un ¬

certainty as to thnlr harmless characterbut tol a medicine or mx town cpMrosiTiova full list ot all Its Ingredients beingprinted in plain Enaluh on every bottlwraptJerAn examination of this list ofIngroolonts will disclose the fact that IItchemIlIcally pore glycerine paco othe commonly used alcohol In Its makeUP Time Favorite Prescription of Dr

I nessesuprorand ailments sold through drug

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gists that does not contain alcohol andtfIfJe too In I4roe quanUllt Furthermoreicineforwomansspecmdiseases u1

the unanimous endorsement of all theleading medical writers and teachers ofall the several schools ot practice Andthat too as remedIes for tho allmonla forwhich Favorite Prescription Is recoamended

A little book of some ot these endorse ¬

ments will bo sent to any address post-paid

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and absolutely free it you requestIttDont forgot that Dr llcrc s Favorite

InddelicatelrcscrlpIon ¬

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atoll physician engaged In the practiceof his chosen speclaltythat of diseasesof women that Its Ingredients are printedin plain Engllthon every bottlewrapperthat It IIs the only redline especially designed for the euro of womansthat contains no alcohol and the onlone toot has a professional endonemen-worth

imore than all the nocalled testi ¬

monials ever published for other med1trines Send for these endorsements asabove They arorcc for tho asklne

I f you sailer tram periodical hlOldocl rbackache dizziness pain or draggingidown sensation 10 down In the abdomellweak back have disagreeable and weak

ring catarrhal pelvic drain or ate iIndistress from being long on your feet thentaldDIDrDr Iiercos Pleasant Iellets tho best laxatlvo and regulator of the bowels TheyrInvigorate stomach liver and towelOne a laxaMvoi two or three a cathartic

phis the Leo Duo steamers have beenwithdrawn from the Cincinnati nudMemphis trade for tho present ttocarry the big accumulation of c ttonInto Memphis Soonas tho cotton I

all moved tho Leo lino boats frill resumo their trips In tho Cincinnatiand Memphis trhdc CourierjournalITom Boy Is the nnme of CapeJohn Hrcckenrldgos gasollno1 boat

1whleh he will launch Saturday Theboat was built here and Is one of tit obest on the river Capt rireckcnridge will use It for hunting and fish ¬

ing

OIllclnMoreciistsThe Ohio nt Evansville and Mt

Vornon will fall dif nIng the next lJBCV

oral days At Piiducah will Com ¬rrdlyIAe Cairo will Tlsdrsiowly during thonext 12 to 211 hours come to a standthen fallT-

ime Tennessee Jfrom Florence tothe mouth will continue falling dur ¬daysoTho Mississippi from below StLouis tp CftJWiaQtnnlojbilc aniBaduring the next fl hours

1

I iilglit Uernllinentfast evening at70 oclock an ex ¬

Ira freight train was derailed at Kutlawn ind blocked traffic tar severallioura liight cars left the railsttn l

the local wrecker was sent nut to replace tho cars iWcqulred severalhours Xo one was Injured Thowrecker and crew retirrneuLthis mornlug NN-

Doyouthink dot AJII I ever lovmot Suro14 SheV4 loved me nndshes loved Jacjcaml hes Ipved souoral others Of couVfe1 she wlllr1I01i toll Po-

stsTOP WOMAN iAND CONSIDER

THE AarI-

MPORTANT PACT

That In addressIng Mrs PinkImam you aro con ¬

privatel11a i

a woman whoso expertenco with womens dis ¬

eases covers a greatmanyeal3IthedauqhterIn

PfnkhamAand

suffer lin silence and drift along fromthatthey tan eblt a natural modesty Impelsthem to shrink from exposIng them-selves

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to tho questions and probable

familyphysicianI

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money or price you can consult a o-man whoso knowledge from actual expericnce Is great a

Mrs Plnkhams Staadlng InvltatloaWomen suffering from any form of

female wcaUneRsnreiUTitcdtopromptly j

communicate with Mrs Pinkham atLynn MOM All letters are receivedopened read and answered by womenonly A woman can freely talk 6f herprivate Illness to a woman thus has

ldencebetweenbeenIexperience which she haa to draw fromit 18 more than possible that she lits jgained the veFy knowledge that oilhelp your case She asks nothing inreturn except your goodwill and her tadVlce has relieved thousands Surely

taveryloolislmifgenerous offer of assistance

If you are 111 dont hesitdLe to get abottle of Lydia E PinkhainaVcgetabUC6rapoundatonciandwrlteMbPlnk II-

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WATER CONTRACT TO BE VOTED

ON IT THE NOVEMBER ELECTION

REPOIIT OP JOINT LIUIITAND WATKK COMMITTnE OV ° NMWOOXTIIACT URTWKKN TUB CITY OK PADUOAH AND TUB PADUCAHWATint COMtANY

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coattacu band tho local water company for firhydrants expires during the currentmonth It was Incumbent Upon thegeneral council to negotiate for stirhservice covering tho remaining periodlwhich the franchise ot limo watercompany still has to run towlteighteen years

After several conferences betweenub Jwlut tight and water committeeand the ofllcohs of the water company ya scale of rates for firm hydrants wasHgrccd upon by tho committee audtalesto

tcdniraci I

era council for such action as tubwisdom of that Lady rosy determineIt the proposed contract IS favbrabiyacted upon by tho general councilIt must bo submitted to the votes djlfile city nt the text election andaffirmatively ratified by hot less hadi

two thlyds of the vote then cast uponthe question before contract bbtween the city and the water com ¬

pang can be finally executedIt Is therefore worth while forth eI

voter of tire city to carefully con ¬

sider the terms of tho proposed Con ¬

tract before easting their votes at thoir8oI

tHit the proposed contract Is to titAdvantage of the city then to

approval thereof upon their hatrtotsIn order that tile voters may have

tullyadflsellposed contract a copy of the wise tIsI

herewith submitted whloli roads allI

follows

Section 1 That tho City of Paducah 1Ky agrees to rent and doehereby rent from Paducah Watercompany Its successors and assigns I

four hundred amid cloven 411double nozzto Ore hydrants now esJnbllshcd la eald city for a Perlod ofrelshtoon 18 roars from the passagetand final approval of this ordinancelifter man election by aims people asI

hereinafter provided Tho annualrental for east of said Ore hydrantswhich tho city of Paducah herebyagrees to pay tor the first ten 10years of said term shall be tweat

3 2000 doilarsIand the annual trental for the remaining eight Syears shall bo fifteen J1506 dol ¬

lama unless the said city shall soonerwlfhdsix C per cent Interest upon defer ¬

red payments The payments of saidrentals shall be made as provided In41io original ordinance contract

Section 2 All additional hydrantrpn extensions of mains that may he-

n erected hereafter by tho PaducahWater company Its succeraprs or assIgns as provided In time original orlasses contract during tbo saideighteen years shall be charged andpaid for as provided In section onehorcof but ut tho expiration ot tea10yearsfromtime time thlsordlI

nanco shall have toon flnallyapproved as set out above all tho thenpre hydrants shall be charged andpaid for at thfc uniform rate as aboveprovided and the contract thereforshall expire at the end of tho eighteenrears fixed In section one

Section S Before this ordinance J

shall become enecvo It shall bo submated to a oloot time qualifiedVoters of the city of Paducah KII

at the general election to be hold insaid city on the 6th day of November I

1906 tho said vote to be taken In themanner and as provided by law for I

the submission of public questions to i

tho voters of said city t

Section 4 This ordinance shalltake effect and to In force from Itspassage approval and ratification byttko qualified voters ot tho city of Pa IIIotII

Paducah Water company

YIwlthll1tj

certificate ot its approvalat limo popu ¬

tar electionAl the present time too water com-

pany¬

has installed tor title uso of thecity 411 pie plugsl which under thoold contract aro rated and coat each I

year as follows

ito fire plugs at > 1000C0000080 lire plugs ht tabOO 90000

a0i> fire plugs at 2BOJ v 577500

Totalr iiyillSiOTSOftUnder the prot osddcontract this

same eorvlca would cost tbo city butI82i00d iire h ot the firlittten

years of tho pdntract a saving Upon

the ntimber bt hydrants note Installedof 445500 per annum and for theten year period d saving ot 44t55000

For oach ot time list eight yearswhich the franchise has to run thecost for lit hydrants would bq C-

mtCtI0165 a BaVlnet tto tho eltjf otpbrdda6il of 6i UiiuS1 fir ta>maitre tiftbt yjiri ott ihe friichillii iteiklfci 14 iilai folii 6 ibicltj t>edpatheuCldkfd doa-

tflclaEiiiia

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t the propose contract of 90030There is nothing contained In the-

e proposed contract changing the rightsot time city or those of the water com ¬

pany under the original franchiseThoclty still retains tho right to pur-

l cha o time water conipauya plant atthe expiration of each live year periodin accordance with the terms of theoriginal franchise

This committee imam also comparedthe rates contained In the proposedcontract with those In effect in 127other dUes for the same class of SON

Ivlco and finds tho proposed rates lo-wier thantthose paid by any of these

cities Tho Approximate average costper hydrant In tub number of riflesmentioned above la = 48

The rates referred to were submitted by the lmeal water company amid

this committee assume that the fig ¬

ures are correct Tho list of thecities with the rate paid In each U onOle with this committee sad anyduedesiring to Verify the figures con ¬

tained therein may have the oppor¬

tunity of doing so at any timeIt should also bo borne In mind

that until atotsdontract Ila enteredinto totwcen the city and tho watercompany thnt the rates charged Un ¬

der the existing contract will mainofferedsarRetordiscontinue the servlce tho latter olcourse being quIte Impossible

Therefore this cdmmlttco has nohesitation In recommending to thegeneral council and to tho voters oftho city of Paducah that time pro ¬

posed contract bo ratifiedJOINT LIGHT AND WATER COM

SUTTEE

eltonmeDoclrinu Is UpheldBerlin Oct 3 IGreat proml ¬

nence is gluon by some of the papersto the remarks Saturday by Profes-sor

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Burgess concerning tho MonroedootrlllelroCobtloi Uurgcss Is thofirst Incumbent of tho TheodoreRoosevelt professorship of Americanhistory and Instruction at the Uni ¬

versity Ot Merlin Concerning thoMonroe doctrine Protestor BurgessPaid

rbore Bro two doctrines In thewvhlchydoct ¬

trines the discussion of which maynot oven bo proposed by a foreignpower without risk of awakeninghostility In tho United States Thesearo tho high protective tariff theoryand tho Monroe doctrine Our poli-

ticians¬

do not appear to havo thoload notion that both of thoso doc ¬

trines nro almost obsolete and thatthe reconstruction of Europeanstates and their constitutions and thoacceptance by tho United States It¬

self of ltd position ns a world powerhavo made them both nearly sense ¬

lessProfessor Burgess said he regard-ed

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tie discussion of tho protectivetariff diplomatically between thoUnited States and any foreign gov-ernment as futile Declared thobest Interests of the United Statesand the world would bo advanced bya strong Teutonic tide of emigrationto South America

AUTO THIEP KETUIINS JEWEMIV

Part of Plunder Taken From MrsYule Mysteriously JlcMoml

Kenosha aVIS Oct 31 MrsGcprgo A Yule whoso automobilewas robbed of jewelry valued at 2

50Q Thursday night has recoveredtwo of the rings They wero droppedlute thu trait box at the Kenosha J

poetofllco Sunday and turned overto the pollee today Tho rings valuedIat tOOwero Inclosed in a plain envclopnclther sealed nor addressed I

and time mailing clerk opened it ThoII

police declare arrests will bo modetomorrow Chief Ollara says ho befovea the other Jewelry will bo foundstore Heather

THE thI6FOURI

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THE iCST LINE TOPlblANAPOLIS

PEORIACHICAGO

And ell polats In Inalina andMichigan

TOLEDO

DETROITABUFFALO>

NEWYORktBOSTON

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Sanderson i Cos428 Eadway Phone 151 3

KVANSVILLK PADCOAH ANDCAIRO LUtE-

Incorporated iKraarllle and Padncah paCket

Dally Except Sunday a

Steamers Joe Fowler and John BHopkins leave Paducah for Eratavllle and way landings at 11 a m

Speciall excursion rate now In ef ¬

feet from Paducah to Bvansvllle andreturn j400 Elegant music oa theboat Table unsurpassed

STEAMER DICK FOWLERLtuyes Paducah for Cairo and waylandings at 8 a in sharp dally ex-cept

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Sunday Special excuvlon ratesnow in effect from Paducah to Cairoand return with or without mealsand room Good music and table un¬

surpassedForInformation apply to

S A Fowler General Pass Agent orGluon Fowler City Poss Agent atFowlerCrqmbaugh tk Cot oleoBoth phones No 33

41 LOUIS AND TENNESSEEroVER POIr COMPACT

ron TENNEBSEBRIVmr

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STEAMER CLYDE

Leave Padacab for lee RlviiEvery Wednesday at 4 Po ra

aL W WRIGHT Ha telEUGENE ROBINSON Clerk

This company IU not responsiblefor Inyolce charges nnleaa collectei 7

by the clerk of the boat4

KILlTHE COUCHAND CURE THE LUNC8

KingsNew 1

IIFOR GONOLDSII

Surest aa Quickest Cure for allTHROAT And LUNG TROUB-LES or MONEY BACK

NEW STATE HOTEL

PlOpMETROPOLISILL

Newest and heat hotel in the citySatsi 200 Two large samplerooms Bath rooms Electric iHgnts The only centrally locatedhotel in the cityii

CMUMrdal FatrMWi Silidtii

Henry Matninefl hi-

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d TWri Ml KnfaMky

Book Binding Bank Work lciil-aed Llbr tT Work optclaliv

DR HOYERRonal 209 Friliallf Building

Olflei rMai nlRReslduefl Plum 434

btlI4a f Li COaCAMPBELL BLOCK

Tellptilai OrlC1t6gltNfdNeli 7IfINSURANCE

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