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VOLUME VIINUMBEP 171 PADUCAH KY WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 10 1901 10 CENTS PER WEEKI
VERYllVEL
LIVELY
Ohio Democrats In Convention At
ColumbusJohnson
ColumbusJohnsonloses
Loses
OPPONENTS IN CONTROL
The OnN ConcetiJon the McleanKilliourn
Faction Will Mike Will Be the
+ State Tan Platform
A UtMONSTRATION fOH JOHNSON I
CVdnmbiu 0 July IOTher
haw U + n lludy MVIIM lu the IItmoI I I
rrati tlc cuavcntioii Imlay 1I I
Jolii oiii delegates Initial a 11000I
I
ti Intro lint the date taialloll plank
I I
H will probably tin I the only concession I
mute to the Johusouttes by the con
wtatlmh who aro lu full lrlJLI I
fin committee on nfl anlntlnu yes
terday aftenionu In order to expedite
baahsu Tonal to make the nllI i I
tc0iixrary organization rmanrnt I
The committee on resolutions too 1I I
Ii 1 to t agatuetp ci al l mrntlon of free
silvrr In UK pUtfnrni In adlition to
Indoislug the leaD as City I platform
U I to 0 against IndorMment of tlie
Kanaai City platform without any
further diclaintlon of slier t II 1 to 7
rgialnsl realHrmlng the Ksnws Oily
platform with the Johnson plank on
state taxation There wen some hoI I
favorei no reference to UK Kauus
Oity > latforui No vote was taken
the tally on preferenos Ihlll l l mninl
from the sftches as well one was
railed on for hla views
The Mclxan Klllnnine ilcuHiit lit
the district meetings yvslrnlay se
I
tend I control of all the r IIIItII I
and accordingly have everything their
way They wre so stronglr In the
majority that there was nn friction
The controlling element dhl not
ride ronxh shod over UK olnorillI
r III soy of the dlstrirts but when
nstni a were proposed for r > tans I on
ifmimitteet there were ln < iDliiea as 0I I
how they stool and If tire replies were
net satisfactory they were 11 l
in some caws as quietly as jurors
ant II la others with ballots The Mo
1iiDKllbourne rlement bllOh
usually courteous made no conces I
Ions The 011OIAI committee motJ
j J
previous to the district meetings n1I I
J1TO the tickets of Iho McUiin Kll I
leune men where there were 011I I
log dclrgatloni and they took nil thoI
districts cicvpt the which inrlndid I
Cleveland In which under the unit
role they could not control ft rotor
Mayor Tom K Johnson who was In I
Ilrooklyn calleil Chatlvs P Hulen on I I
the long dliUncn teltphnne and hal a
talk with him regarding the I plank on
a rovlsion of the taxation lawi of the
IIIte When f len lnfnrine1 the
iimvor ai to the situation and that IhI I
KlcLeanKllbootnc men controlled the
1
committee on resolutions as well fts
all other l Irt of the conventions or
Ijanltallon Johnson advised 1InI I
never to surrender but to indd loolbI
before the conimltt on resolution
atxT In the convention for the IarorI I I
loonlloo l of the Cnyahoga plank
d which specifically mentions rnltraids
and other corporations as not tearing
I I
their full nrtlou of the burdens of
1110I
tasallouWANTS
WANTS DIVORCEI I
MRS W R ELUSION FILES
SUIT AT NASHVILLE IItOI
INO ABANDONMENT
Naihvllle July 10A divorce I
snit filed In the chancery court of
IVtvldson county but which has never
gotten Into the paten came to light
today The complainant Is 1 Mrs W
It Elliston who wits Miss Saleno
Jackson daughter of Gen Win H
Jackson of Belle Mcadc ogninht Win
H Elliston mcmlvr of nil old and I
tllitlngulihcd Tennessee family I
Klllston shot and neatly killed his
lrolhorIIII law Edwards Sinclair
near Rnssellvlllo Kf winter before
last and won after that affair skipped I
out It li I said he first went to Cuba
and thence lo Knglaud where he
now Is I engaged In trap shooting ex
hibition for an Engllib gUll house
Mn Elliitou charges desertion and I
nonsupport
BIO PENSION BALANCE
Washington D 0 Jnly 10Tlle
report of the Commlsilonerof Pensions
for the Oical year Just endnl will I
1show that the Commissioner will turn I
back into the Treasury f 000000 n
an nuespended hilatta l of the amount I
sll totalro 1
appropriation rondo by cimgrcis for
pensions was II 1 10000000
Mr Evans statutl 1 that np to date
there had been filed 43000 claims for
prnilons arising from ilisabllltlea ro
celveit by collier lu time > < nnl hA
liurlcan war
f Private salu if hunsehol I furniture
1at t 1
MORE WARRANTS
INSPECTOR GARDNER WILL SE
CURE THEM IN A DAY OR TWO
the Digging Of < Well At the Home
Of the Friendless
Stopped
Sewerage Inspector leorgu A final
tier stated this morning that ha would
today swear out warrants against rev
end 1 property holdera who hare been
running water from their residences
Into the gutter and thus according
to the allegations been creating a
nnlaiiict The Thompson laundry
was lined eO List ween It will be re
membered and other who refilled to
obey the Insjvctori order to abate the
nuisance will lac l tried
Yrrtcrday nllernoon Inspector Oard <
ner ordered work stopped on a well
Ulng ring at the Home of the Friend
less I new building nt Fourteenth and
Burnett streets Tho well It seems
Is tuning Jog near the center of the
building foundation and If for other
than drinking water purpose Is I con
Iraq to a city ordinance lie In
structed the men to stop work and
If any objection were raised to aend
the superintendent to the city hall
II was later reported to Inspector
Uardner that the well is to drain the
cellar Into and the work will to al 1
lowed to procwd The Intention to
have a dry well on the premises hoI I
ever wilt have to In abandoned as
dry wells are contrary to law
RENEGADES SURRENDER
DESERTERS FROM THE AMERI
CAN ARMY UNDER ARREST
AT MANILA
Manila July 10 There Ivan been
ft number of additional surrenders to
Col Wlul In all M officers and 45
men with 2R < rlflea and 40 revolvers
hove turrendeml to him Of the
Nlnlh cavalry deserters Dnblt and Rus
sell have surrendered and Hunter and
mina Victor were brought IK hv anll
IS IMPROVING I
OFFICER TOM POTTER IIOPKX
TO RhSUME WORK I1V SUN
DAY
Ofllcer Tom Totter of the night pt I > i
Her force is still laid np from an In
jury to his tight hand received while
In pursuit of a negro three weeks ago
gollie
hand II luis been in a very bud condition
necessitating his laying off Ho h01e i
to be able to resume work Sunday
LAKE CONTEMPLATED I
IT IS SAID THAT A LARGE ONE
WILL BB BUILT AT GRAND
RIVERS
It is reported that a big artificial
lake vclll be built at Grand Rivera
Ky A sty or two ago about twenty
acres of land near that place suitable
for a lake was purvhatcd from persons I
of Padnoah and Hmlthland for about I
11100 and It was said 1 that it waa to
be used for the proposed lake I
The principal object In the lake I
accordlngto reports is to have clear I
water for the win manufactory that
li contemplated by Simmoni Co
of St Louis Grand Rivers gets Its
water snpplv from Tcnnctsce river
and the water is I said lo be too muddy
to bo used 1 in the manufacture of wire
etc The lake will be constructed to
supply clear water
ASKS INDEMNITY
CHINA WANTS HALF A MILLION
FOR OUTRAGES AT BUTTE
Washington July 101110 Chin
ese government through Minister Wa
Ting Fang has Bled a claim for In
deminty to the amount of a half mil
lion dollars on account of alleged out
rageons treatment of Chinese at Butte
Mont There is I a suggestion of Boxer
ontriKei roverse l In the presentation
of tho case to the state ilqortmcut
the treatment Infllctitl upon the Chin
ese at Butte being claimed lo I have
been cruel and oppressive The claim
ants number several hr mired
The outrages dato back to 188ft and
It Is declared that the city council ol
Bntto and the state courts upheld tha
rioters and 1 tho boycotters
IN COUNTY COURT
The Owens settlement case was not
finished this morning and was con
tinned and left open until tomorrow
S Hodge was appointed and quail
fled u the administrator of the estate
of the late J M Flauary
A SMALL BLAZE
Time lira department was called to
the Craig boarding home corner
Sixth and Monroe streets this morn
Ing aliout n oclock to extinguish a
small blaze on the roof The fire rang
natal from a spark flying out of the
clhuiuey and was put oit before the
theIdelartwent
MANYKILLED
KILLED
I
Freight Wreck In Missouri Kills I
Nine and Injures T < vcn
tyfivci
CONTEST AT LOUISVILLE
Lilt Surviving Child of EnrVetWent An
dice Johnson Diet at 1 Her Hiims
In Tennessee
BIG CROWD AT HOPKINSVIUE
PASSEJUER TRAIN WRECKED
Kansas City Mo July 10 A Chi
sago and Alton pniseLger train col
lldbd with a freight train near Bully
Mo this morning and nine jiersiAi
are reported killed ami twentylive
Injured The wreckage was burned
and two bodlei were burned in the
debris
TALK OF CONTEST
Louisville July IOi1 L Jtfler
eon debited ywtenlay for time Dem
ocratic nomination for mayor U I talk
tog of a contest against Grainger the
winner
DlEb IS TENNESSEE
Greenville Tenn July 0Mrs
Mary Patterson the last surviving
child of the late I eiPresldent Andrew
Johnson died this morning at four
oclock burial Thuraday
GOOD ROAD CROWD AT
ilOPKlKSVlLLE
ITopklnsrlltc July 10Thre his I
big crowd at tile Good Itoadi couven
tlon here Deckham Drealhitt and
others spoke but McKenzle was III and
could not make hU addrrss There am
people from all sections and the Pn
dneah tlettgtktloii Is i enjoying Itself
very much Mayor Lang however
did not mike a speech
TUIIPECTINK
DRANK TURPENTINE
Erlmne Clark a boloted woman
living on the corner of Eleventh and
Flnley streets drank a large quantity
of turpentine last night It Is I alleged
with suicidal Intcntand Ane nearly 1
Infr Dr Robertson was called and
attended her fly hard work hVAl
gotten out of danger but her throat
Is I badly burned
LEAVE FOR KEKOIIM I SOIIOOl
hasty tUtktcri ahd Sydney Qreer
the two colored bon who have l < een
In jail for the past > evctal months
awalting 1 vacancy In the reform
school will be taken there tomorrow
night by Deputy Sheriff Gus Rogers
They were sentenced to the rcfcrm
school at the beglhtilng of the crimin
al ll term of court for housebreaking
but hail to wait for a vacancy
TURNED OVER TO JAlLBR
Jim Drnmj the colored youth who
drew a gun on Alex Hutchison several
days 1 ago and was fined 23 In Squire
Uryanti court but Friday was
nanded over to Deputy Jailer Tom
Evltts this mottling by bin bondsmen
MAYFIELD LUNATIC
MARSHAL MNUTT PASSES
THROUOH WITH MARY Wit
LIAMS COLORED
Marshal Chas McNntt of May 1
field passed 1 through the city toilay
at noon en route to the Hopklnsvllle
asylum with Mary Williams colored
who WM adjudged ft lunatic at May
field yesterday The girl had Ijceti
acting queerly for the pest j several
months and her people finally found
It necessary to try her for lunacy
She li I violent only at 1 times
I
I TOOK ALL
I
ROBBERS HOLD UFA NEGRO AND
IROBBERS I
GET HIS MONEY AND CLOTHES
They Belt Him Up With t Brick
When He Re
misted
John Heytiolilf colored who lives I
111 Itowlahdtowli li not nniloui to
meet any mnro highwaymen He does
not seriously object to highwaymen
thd are modest In their demandl but
he li I averse to anymore highwaymen
who take a mans clothes and all
This la i what three while men did In
him lAst night
Ho was on fall way home cord ear
the powder inicatlne on the Cairo
rood the men stopped him and 1 went
through him getting what imall
change he hail amounting to a few
dollars
They then took his hat and stripped
I
him of all the clothes that he could
reasonably spare They ned a brick
on his head when he objected and
Irrat him np quite severely When
they had gotten about everything
that was not tacked onto him they
told him to run and hit him a IrtI I
leg I blow with A brick
There Is I no cine to the identity of
the thieves
DIED IN LOUISVILLE
SAD DEATH OF MRS CIAI1ENCE
DAILAU YESTERDAY
AFTIKNOON
Mrs Clarence D lbni whose criti
cal Illness was mentioned yesterday
died yesterdny afternoon at her home I
in fjonlavlll1 Her baby dial o ily
two days before at 1 the age of five
days
daysMra
Mrs Dsllaui and her husband left
Pndnrah in 18J7anl 1 lwd since resided I
In Lonisvllle She was a most
lovable wpnmn anal was ropy popn
lar la Padncfth ihe un fonder
Miss Cole Tenable danghter of I
Prof Venable of the faculty of the
University of Virginia and was man
rid to Mr Dalhim eight years ago at 1
CharlottsviHe Va
ira Mnseoo Barnett slster In law
of the deceased left at 123 I tbi
morning for Louisville to Attend the
funeral and Mr Burnett will go
tonluM
tonluMThe
The funeral will lx > held in Louis
tuba tomorrow
h
tomorrowNO
NO MEETING
Not A HtOHUM l At THE MOAIID
OF HEALTH shill l j tlso ±
YESTERDAY
Then was no meeting of the Hoard
of Health yesterday afternoon as
I there was not 0 nnnram prcccnt ThT
meeting will bo held Thursday after
noon and It Is I expected that all will
attend The Board will consider
matters of importance and redoubt
Ita efforts it hecessaryio secure bit
ter sanitation
MILLION GALLONS A DAY
Cairo III July 10The largest
flow of water from any artesian well
I lu the state h 1 just been struck here
Iltl a depth of 100 feet The flow
amounts to a million gallons a day 1
the water coming out lu a stream
twelve Inches in diameter It rises
eighteen feet above the surface and
the water comes np through 300 feet
I of solid rock
TOWBOAT OAKLAND
OAKLANDIN
IN COAL TRADE
Cairo 111 July 10Tb towboat
Oakland owned by the St Louis and
Mississippi Valley Transportation com
pany has been sold to the People
Coal company of PitUbur The
deal was negotiated by J M Ham
mitt of Pltlsburg The Oakland left
for Louisville She will bo used 1 in
towing coal
II S AT COST 2S
Gas Ranges at Cost
NO CHARGE FOR CONNECTING
wI I LOOIK I I
1000 n oo 1400
Right in your House
a Ready to Cooky
Geo 0 Hart Son
Hardware and Stove Company
303 TO 307 BROADWAY
SURE AT COST CERT
ll isrt
MANYDAIRIES
DAIRIES
There Ate At Prcicn ° For tyon
In the Coun
ty
INSPECTOR IIESSIG BUSY
He SayS Thai there Are No More Tidy
Cattle Brought to Paducah Since
the First Quarantine
MILK TESTERS EXPECTED SOON
Milk aid 1 Meal Inspector i Hessig
will tomorrow make an inspection of
the dairies that art from four to icy
en miles from the city There are
four dairies that are seven mile and a
few still farther and two or three not
to fir
firIt
It teems Incredulous said In
olor l Ileiilg this morning but
there are 41 dairies doing badness In
the city of Padocah Mont of them
are near the city and all of them re
In the fount bnt 41 seems to me to
101be 101 I I
We are getting along tery well f 1
I find that a great many ImproTementi
ImproTlmeolllre I
are being made aa a revolt of the rag I
nlar lutptitiirnii and others will no lib
nolldoobl
doubt follow I
The Instruments to be used In the 1
Inspection or testing of milk will r11
rive nut week and then the Inspec I 1
lips will be sailer and more rapidly I
owpleteLs Inspector llesslg Inipecti all the c
cattle that are bfotight its Padnceh 101 I
boat or train He fonud lOOn after
the passage of the new ordinance reoI I
qnlring an Inspection fourteen cows
that were tlcky and placed them In
quarantine ai loon ai removed from i I
the butt t 8n ev then there have been I
no more brought here
It need to be that a great many I
licksettle were brought to 1adn a
I
rah he aid this morlnng but the
Inspection hare signally stopped l it C
and we do not eipect to hays any I
farther trouble over them The
rattle brought here now aro in nearly
every luitauce sound anal I tbloI I
that 0e etftora of unloading bad I
rattle nn Paducah hat been abaiid I
onedThere I
There are In Padncah and vicinity I
eighteen laughter houses and these
are reported In the best of condition
The Ihipertlom ate going on regular
ly and hire leetHs to be 4 grtal 1 deal
of emulation among butchers and oth
eri who kill to have the cleanest
place There hai always 1 been extended j
to the Inipoctor every courtesy and
every assistance possible I
SUITS FILED
DR JOHN HARRIS ASKS FOR I
I
6ry0BMALL sUit oN
ACCOUNT i I
i
The following suits were filed 1 In i
circuit court 100I I I
W John Harris a St Louis physi
cian against Mt E flehkopf for II 1 I
000 claimed Id be due him for forjl jl j
sional services
M Livingston d Co against Mn i
F L Peyton for II 10308 on account
fiNED 520
JAMES SHEifiULlTs CASE SET
TLED TillS MORNING IN PO
LICE COURT
COURTI I
The case against James Sberrll col
ored charged l with assaulting his lis 1
ter Phoebe Mayberrywai finally net
tled lu Judge Sanders court this
morning by the assessment ora IJO
fine against the defendant He was
charged 1 with malicious assault but
the evidence was Insufficient
James T Clark and John llafley
were final fI I and costs each for
drnnkcnncrs forI I
drmiteuneusBOY MISSING
MARSHAL COILIN3 IS UNABLE i
TO LOCATE HIM IIEREi j
Marshal Collin today received a
letter I from Jerome 0 Richard chle eII
of police of Memphis inquiring the
whereabouts of a IS year oil boy I
drover C Morgan who disappeared
from his home 111 Georgia street onI I
Jane tenth 1UC1 I The boy was
mnhalJole i
made inquiries at the newspajier ofScei
thinking ho might be found there I
but met with no mecca
MARRIED THE uceoI EllI i I I
Jena e o url t le 1 nnJul7 1 1I i
John B Olson Jr manager of t penal I
Bloomer firs baseball club and II
Miss Clcmeutiua Dada the odI I I
were marilcol here yesterday The
ceremony was performed before l theI I
game and at Its conclusion the bride
donnixl her bloomers and sweater and 1
pitched an unusually goal game She
lives lu Chicago but was born in i
Austria
NOTHING DONE
HEALTH OFFICER GRAVES HAS
HEARD NOTHING OF THE
Camp Meeting The Petition to Have It
Stopped Is Not Yet Re
ported On
Nothing so tit has been done In the
colored ramp meeting question recent
ly I brought np by the white residents
of the vicinity of Ninth and Bock men
streets Health Officer Graves Mid
that be was waiting on the action of
a committee who were delegated to
look after the affair and 1ft the meeting
was held to notify him anal he wonM 1
hare It stopped The affair origin
sated by the white resident complaint
occasioned by their fear of smallpox If I
the meeting was allowed to be car
clad on Mr Gravel mid that te
aid not think the colored people were
boiling the meeting ai he had heard
no complaints laj I
r
MUCH INTEREST
TEAM SHOOT FRIDAY PROMISES
i
TO DRAW A LARGE CROWD
TO TilE PARK
The team shoot Friday afternoon at
La Belle Park between two tams
from the Padneab gun club Vomits
to be one of the moot Interesting of
the clnbi many contests Messrs
Ben and Mae Starr will compose one
team and Mr Hal Walters and a mem
llier to be selected later the other
The purse will be quite large perhaps
IThe
as moth ai UOO and the shot will
settle a long contested champion
ship It Is eipected that a InllfeI I
crowd will bo out to witness tbeI I
sport
A PRlJtOB ViSiTs
Copenhagen July IOPrince I
Christian eldest ion of the Crown
Prince intends to visit the United
I
States on board his yacht In the
spring of 1901 unless In the meantime
the Kings amt Ifaottld bring about the II i
accession of the Crown Prince Prince j
and Princess Charles of Denmark add 1 j I
contemplates a trip to America in
1901 10I I
CHAKGEU ttiTlt ltJR tnI I
Mlddlesboro Ky July loA War
rant has been sworn out for John
nie Martin proprietor of Halfway I
House lalotttj who l accused of
murdering Martha white Martin j
has not been found j
MARKET REPORT I i
T odatsuQuotationI iI I
Market qootitloBS furslifefd by tsa Bare I
ft Artototth lsduesh CommlMloo temp
I Ir Ionia TI4 sheet rwNedNOlUd sr Shell pec
13 lt 1 < uhf CHICKS bead si indeed Ntw i
Ysmt est ad stock eicbMier Telcpboac
anal
GRAIN
WIIEA
Open High Low Close
June
JaneJul
July Oat eat
63j63i
Set 8lj 61 ° t
6JIII
Sep 491 19ti
OATS i
IOAtS lOt 3011 I
Sep DO4 SUJa
PROVISIONS
PORIII I
Sept I40U IL40
IIARDI I
JulySept
Sept 8M 868
RIDS July tai 7u2
Sept 79J H03
79JNI
IN COTTON
July 840 832
Ang 780 i74
Sept 764 762
Oct 7M 7U
Nov
Dee 762 7M
Jo 16J 736
H Y S OCKS
Sugar 141j 138t
B It T 81 7
A M T 1224
US S 46 43Jj
USSPT Sem 9t
IN IOOJf J 103
T0I 661162t4
a B Q
MoP 108 101
Ladles 6ne Oxford Ties In black or
do
bhickori
tan sizes a tu 4 cut to J5 < =
Misses tin and black slippers 4 Bc
Womens button shoes small aloe
only4Sc
h + diei4n4ceshcesculfroill4ro
rycwdfrcoto x48
Dlluesrnldipper Ie
i 1
He who idS aW bulau
t Advutlsu pllbtalty l
GOODWORK
WORK
The Board Of Health Will Insist
On a Cleaner
City
WILL MEET TOMORROW
Those Who Ute the Gutters For Sewerage
To Be Prosecuted Says In I
spector Gardner
THE PROSPECTS GROW BRIGHTER
The efforts of the novel of Health
1IlIhI I
and Medical Society to secure a clean
er city and better sanitation are com
mended on all dries Tho Board
has been much discouraged by the
treatment It has received at the hauls
of the council and some of them It ii I
reported are again threatening to rem
sign
signThe
The Hoard was successful after I
many mouths In having a meat and
milk Inspector appointed anal Is IeI I
terminal to effect other much needed
reforms
Owing to the Inactivity of the city
authorities however some of the
members are becoming too disgusted
to attend the meetings of the board
Another meeting is I called for tumor
row afternoon and further action will
probably be taken
The plan of the city authorities has
been to screen Itself from public cen
sure by the foolish contention that the
unitary conditions are goal enough
already I The board of health 1111
demand something more satisfactory i
than inch claims ai IhI I
Health Officer Graves li I doing good
work and so Is I President Robertson
Tfee Fourth Annual Cut Sale
OF BROKEN LOTS OF
FINE SHOES AT ROCKS I
lIs now on and consists of some of the Finest Ccods in the House at Cost and Less I
Children red Uppers S
Meni f jjuo tan Hsls 1 cut to ft < j
Meni 1 5 cotail lIalI flAB
Meopfeo tan lids cut to f j8
Men < o tan Bats cut tu fm 1 4S
Mens jvas Bats cut to f im
Boys Canvas Bali cut to 9 > c
SEE WINDOWS FOR SPECIAL PRICES j
of the boanl and In fact all of the
members are They art auiited by
Sewerage Inspector George A Carat
i
nero who la perhaps as well acquainted
wltn general sanitary conditions as
any one In Paducah In several 10
calltles where the healtn Is I menaced
by foul water from residences he ba
ordered the nuisances abated anal
where there are > failures to comply
with the orders warrants will be
Issued at once
i Judge Sanders has already demon
strated what may be expected In case
where the law I Is I violated and little
I encouragement can be expected in
I that quarter by those who violate the
IIa I UwIt
It Is I reasonably certain that n com
mltlee will be appointed at the next
meeting of the council to Investigate
I as requested by the water company
the water inpply and take step 1 to
settle this much discussed question
Pew of tho alleys that the Board of
health baa specified as being In an un
healthy condition have ken donna
and judging from the boards report
tho sanitary officers are not doing
their duty or are unable to compel
I I people to comply with the law Aa
few warrant have been Issued Iho
presumption Ii I that tho often are
negligent cr else are Incapable of dis
covering a nuisance
The general prospect however sro
I for a cleaner city r I
I The band of health Invites the pub
I lie to attend its meeting tomorrow
night at 8 oclock at Dr Robertson
office There will be no secrecy at
tending the discussions and the boanl
wonld be pleased to have anyone ho
i desires to bo present
r TIlE WEATHER
II I I tonight and Thursday
IDETII I AT UNION CITY
I Union City July 101 8 Brown
one of Obion county most highlyf
respected citizens and one of the most
prominent and wealthy men In this
section died at a sanitarium in Cin
cinnati and his remains will reach
I hero this evening
HARVEST
SALE I 1
IAT THE FATUOUS I 1
il25PER
PERCENT
14 1 OFF I I
On all Mens and Boys Spring Weight Suits
We will Forfeit 10000 to any Char
itable Institution in Paducah if there
be a single garment in our house
marked up beyond original selling
price And remember our Original
Selling Prices were loer than those
of any wouldbe competitors
I Ileu I
Meul Nulliflers cut to f6jSy
flab 7cut to IJC
r yelfd Oxfords cat lo flfr
1 Youths 1et I Oiforil cut to m48
rat See Windows for special prices I
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