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oJ PAGE TWO THE PADUCAH EVENING SUN jfONftVii JULY 20
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IIThe II I Evening Suns Daily Markets
Clnrksrlllo Tobacco Market
Clarksvllle Venn july 26Our
receipts in the open market tnls
week were silt hogsheads sales 293
hogsheads upon an active rather
high market Planters have tho
wisdom of shipping their sleeping
crops from the scattered country
storage warehouses to this strong
active market where all of the largo
foreign demands are concentrated
getting quick sales at top prices and
saving tho cost of long holding
whqh W9ro cruel last year Paducah
and Mayfield would do well to ship
With smaller stocks to handle the
salesmen of the Planters association
sold this week 6lO hogsheads at
schedule prices and above There Is
no let up In the demands and the
Bremen market is active with full
sales l at fine prices
The fields are now clean of grass
and well cultivated or ought to be
as the weather has been favorable
Tho born worms hro Increasing as
there has been but little Paris green
shot at them this year and there Is
danger of a heavy glut of them next
month Wo do not yet change quota
tlons but they are stronger at the
outside range of figures Wo quote
Trash i 400 to J 450
Lowl lugs 475 to C25
Common lugs 525 to 575
3ledluth lugs 600 to 650
Good l lugs 650 to 700
Low leaf l 17 Ob rtitJSJO
Common leaf 825 to 875
Medium leaf l 900 to 1000
IF YOUR
HORSE SHOEING
is not satisfactory
satisfactoryconsult
consult
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Rubber 1 Fires cts I
mil lot 311 Jetltmi
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIKE
Any plaee > ia < the city for
25 fentit
Day New Phone 1228
Night = New Phone 841
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r FOR SALE
5 room house on South 12th
street 1500
3i room house on Tennessee
street 9800
4 room house on Clements
street 4r7ao <
Will Re Kendrick
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Good leaf 10CO to 1200
Fine leaf 1250 to 13GO
Choice selections 1400 16 1COO
rTO SEE TAFT
REJJIDfcNT i PROBABLY AVI Till
farTOP AT CAPE tilKAKDKAU
Party of Congressmen and Wnenvny
Delegates AVIU Accompany Ex
ectlvo on Aoynjo
Washington July 26 President
Taft may honor the people of the
Fourteenth congressional district of
Mlts furl by making brief stops at
Cape Gtrardean and Caruthcrsvlllo
on his trip down the Mississippi the
last week In October Ho Is wilting
to stop an hour at Cape GIrardtau
and at least fifteen minutes nt Ca
ruthcrsvlllc tho homo of Representa
tire Charles A Crow provided the
committee having in charge tho ar
rangements for tho tour are agree
able to the pldn
A part of the pretentious plans for I
tho trip is to have a boat or several
boats for a congressional lparty It I
is expected that many senators and
representatives from the twentyfive
states and territories Whoso gover
nors Joined In the invitation to the
president will desire to go along on
tho trip
To Drive Opt Malaria
And Build Up Uio System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC You
know what you oro taking The for
mula is plainly printed on every bot
tie showing It is simply Quinine and
Iron In a tasteless form and the most
effectual form For grown people
and children 50c
The railroads of this country pay
out 24000000 a year in freight
1 claims
Paducah Ky July 3 1909
Messrs hays 8 Miller Bros
1 Gentlemen T am delighted to eay
I to you that the sample bottle of
Hays Specific I used from you has
done even more than you recom
mended or than I anticipated I can
truly and with confidence Assure any
one who uses it that It will pot dig
appoint them In any case of Rheuma
tism or Torpid Liver Further than
this I have not tried It hence this
deponent sayeth no further
This July 3 1909 Geo W Lan
mastqrI
I commissioner of Livingston circuit
court Smltbland Ky
Paducah Ky July 3 1909
For tho information of any one
1 suffering with Eczema I will sap I
I had what was called Eczema for a
1 number of years I could find no re
ief from any source till I took Hays
Specific It cured me and I can con
scientiously recommend It to any one
suffering with Eczema Try it and
bo convinced My office fsit the
I wharfboat my phone No 49
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PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
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GAS STOVESI I
Cheap tor Cash or Payments
II I I
I In order that housewives suffering from the
excessive heat of dog days may taste tHe coin
fort arising from the use of GAS FOR
COOKING purposes we make the followI I
ing unusual offer
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18 Inch I Climax Estate Stoves
For 14 Cash i i
Or 15 on Payments
1 Down 1 Per Month
This to last until our present stock ot stoves
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has been sold Write telephone or call
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WALLBRSTBINSt t
WALLBRSTBINSWIN
WIN THEIR GAME
IN HAKII FOUGHT CONTEST SUN
li 1AITfiJtNOa N
Wellies Had Them All But Defeated
Until a Hatting Knlly
Hooks Victorious
NEWS OF Tim IUSKI1ALL WOULD
After having practically lost the
game tho Wallersteln baseball team
made n nlnthlnlng rally yesterday
afternoon and snatched tho victory
from the Wellies by a score of 5 to
3 Both teams are the keenest of
rivals and the loss of the game was
felt sorely by the Wellles who were
1 anxious to retrieve a defeat several
weeks ago at the hands of tho Wnl
lerstelns A large crowd of rooters
saw the game and tho enthusiasm
r reached the height of a league con
test The feature of the game was
the pitchers battle between Council
and Elliott
The game opened with both teams
playing good ball but in the early
innings tho Wclllee scored three runs
While the Wallersteln team was
forced to keep quiet with one score
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until the eighth inning in the
eighth inning the Wnllerstelns held l
I council of war and voted to slnp
the horse hide to the tar end of the
lot This plan worked for two runs
which tied the score but Council
slapped dowfl the top on the run
getting and when the ninth round
ppened the score was a tie Both
teams were lighting desperately For
the WallersUlns Harry Mercer was
first at bat and opened up with a
I neat single Ie stole second and
was sacrificed to third sqck by Elli
ott DIxon hit to left field but Bur
ton fielded fast and no scores result
ed Bob Mercer was passed filling
the bags Runyan came to bat and
pith his warstick slapped the horse
hide for two sacks and two runners
crossed the pan winning the game
for Wnllerstelns
Bases were stolon at will yester
day as both catchers were unable to
bombard second base Besides the
timely drive of Runyan the feature
of the game was the catch of a lino
drive in left field by Burton who
stabbed the ball with one hand Mc
Garrlgalmade a pretty catch In cen
ter garden for the Wallerstelns
Tho score R II E
Wallerstelns 5 7 4
Wellies 3 4 3
Tho teams lined up Wallorstelns
H Mercer c Elliott p YoPP
1b Runynn 2b Bob Mercer 3b
Ford ss Dixon If McGarrlgal cf
Anderson rf Wellies Gallagher
c Council pJ Malone Ib Johnson
2b Morgan 3b Eaker ss Burton
If W Block cf G Block rf
VJctorjou
Hooks Victorious
The Panhandle baseball team from
Livingston county was unable to hit
Hllke yesterday morning and the B
B Hook team won an easy game 8
to 3 There were no other featuro
besides the twirling of Hllko who
had a varied assortment of curves
and shoots in stock and the manner
In which ho dispensed them was be
wildering The Hooks had a batting
streak and the Panhandles used
Haley Cooper and Holloway in the
effort to stop the batting but it was
useless The Livingston county lads
secured only one hit and that was n
abfertunato I
fortunate two bagger Monroe for
Hooks did tho best batting as he
Swatted the ball on tho nose several
times while Carroll mado a pretty
stop of a hot liner on short
Tie score R II E
B B I8 11 4
Panhandles 3 1 Ii
I Tho teams lined up Hooks
Berger c Hllke p Parady Ib I
Harper 2b Monroe 3b Carroll r
Dean If Gallagher ch Hclwlg rt
Panhandles Harley c Haley Coop
er and Holloway p Barnett Ib
Holloway 2b Cooper 3b Mayhew
ss Ernest If McGrew ch Driskell
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Diamond Dust
Next Sunday tho B B Hook team
will play Brookport at Brookport
and a warm game Is expected
Not a game has been lost on homo
diamonds by the strong WntlorKtoln
bunch Eleven games have been
won out of 15 played
The Indians will bo tho oppon
ents of the Wallomtolns next Sunday
at League park The Wallerstein
team has defeated all of the ama
teur teams and will take airy at a
few professionals
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RATIONAL LEAGUE
Club Won Lost Pct
Pittsburgh qO 23 723
Chicago 54 28 GIil
few York 47 i 33 588
Cincinnati 43 42 COG
Philadelphia 16 45 444
in Louis 34 47 420
Brooklyn 31 C2 371
Boston 24 59 288
CnrOlnnls Win Again
Cincinnati July 2GSt Louis
until the eighth Inning made only
me hit off Spade who however onlI i I
compelled to retuo In the ninth alldI
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We make our product fit the 1
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Have just taken stock and
have some bargain printed or
plain In odd and broken lots
of paper and envelopes
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tho visitors scored the decisive three
runs in the twelfth Inning
Score R II 1 E
Ecinclnnntl
St Louis 7 12 3
Batteries Spade Dubcc Castle
man and McLean Beobe and Phelps
Saturdays ItrsultK
Brooklyn 130 St Louis 040
Batteries Bell and Bergen Harmon
and Phelps Second game Brook
lyn 130 St Louis 021 Batteries
Rucker and Bergen Bachman and
Bliss
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I Philadelphia 353 Cincinnati 0
G2 Batteries Morcn and Doom
Fromme Campbell and McLean and
Roth Second game Cincinnati 9
Iltoth Philadelphia C93 Batteries
Caspar Rowan and McLean and
Roth Corrldan Moore Starks and
Dooln
I I Pittsburgh 7112 Boston 3C2
Batteries Lelfleld Brandon and Gin
son Ferguson and Graham Second
I game Pittsburgh 690 Boston 3
91 Batteries Philippe and Gibson
I Brown Tuckey More and Graham
Chicago 450 New York 130
Batteries Raymond Amos and
Schlel Brown and Archer
AMERICAN LEAGUE
i Clubs Won Lest Pet
Detroit 57 31 548
Philadelphia < J8 37 < 565
Boston 51 40 561
Cleveland 47 38 li1i3
Chicago 42 41i 483
New York 39 47 453
St Louis 38 GO 423
Waehlngton 25 59 298
Eight fctrnlfjit AJctorlcs
Chicago July 6The locals made <
it four straights from Philadelphia
It was Chicago > eighth consecutive
victory Morgan pitched wildly
Score R II E
Chicago 3 4 0 I
Philadelphia 0 5 0
Batteries Smith and Sullivan
Morgan and Livingstone
Detroit Shu tout
Detroit July 2C Two errors per
mitted Boston to score four runs In
the first inning which wcro the only
runs made
Score R II E
Detroit J 0 6 2
Boston ti 4 7 1
Battoric Kllllan Works and
Stan ge Collins and Donohuo
Brown Won Easily
St Louts July 26The Washing
tons wore listless find St Louis wpn
easily
easilyScore R H E
St loul6 11 1
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL
CENTRALEXCURSION
EXCURSION
EXCURSIONBULLETIN
BULLETIN
Atlantic City N JAug
11th and train 104 Aug
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12th vie Cincinnati B
0 Bound trip 2370
good returning until Aug i
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Wathfnpton 051
Batteries Wuddell and Stephens
Johnson and Street hensI I
Saturdays Results
St Louis 9161 Washington 3
102 Batteries Powell and Ste
phens Groom and Street
Detroit 2124 Boston 141 12
Innlnge Batteries Wllletts and
Schmidt Arellanos and Donohue I
Chicago 551 j Philadelphia 16
1 Datterlcs White end Sullivan
Coombs and Livingston 8ullhanI I
Cleveland 260 New York 034
Batteries Young and Easterly Lake
and Klelnow and Sweeney Second
game New York 3100 Cleveland
264 Batteries iJanhlng Hughes
and Klolnow Lletihardt Sltton Falk
enberg and Bemis
AME1UCAN ASSOCIATION
Club Won Lost Pct
Milwaukee i 65 43 nl
Minneapolis 53 16 535
Loulsvlllo CO 49 005
St Paul 47 47 GOO
Columbus 48 50 490
Toledo 44 19 473
4681Indianapolis 4 t
Indianapolis 46 53 465
IUIiulll I 4C51
At Toledo First gamo Toledo
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8 Kansas City 2 Second game
Toledo 5 Kansas City 4 gamoI I
At Columbus Flrrt II1mo1I1n
ncavoll 10 Columbus 2 Second
game Minneapolis 2 Columbus 01
At Loul8vllo rlt gamoLou
lsvlllo SSt tnul 0 Second game
LouUviifo St Paul 2
> At Indianapolis Milwaukee 2 In
dianapolis l
Saturday ItcMiil
LouUvllle C0 St Paul 11
Kansas City 64 Toledo 53
Indianapolis C0 Milwaukee 31
Columbus 2 Minneapolis 1
New WortdH Koconl
Moncpsan Pa July 6Perc
Smallwood of Wales who recently
established a now worlds record for
the ten miles going the distance In
5022 raced against three men for
flvo miles each of his opponents run
I ning one and twothirds miles Small
wood finished a halt mllo in the lead
his time being 24 minutes ind 46
seconds 7 25 seconds fatter than
the worlds professional live mllo
record
1Von
llrookport Won
Brookport was too strong for the
Rod Sox team yeqtorjiay afternoon
and the Paducah lads aeoanled the
tallend of a ICOro8 to 3 Tho
game was well played throughout
Tho Red Sox started In like winners
but after the fourth Inning the run
getting for the Red b ox team stopped
and Brcokjort forged ahead Han
pore pitched for the Red Sox and did
cedflablo work
workPiralen
Iirnte Got lUnMini
An Interesting gamo was played
yesterday afternoon on the diamond
Ian the rear of tho Illinois1 Central
shops between the Pirates and Tigers
The Pirates won by a score of 8 to 3
Features of the game were tho pitch
ling of Shawf and the batting of the
Pirates The teams lined up Pirate
Walters c Shawf p Quinn Ib
1bIw
M Hotchklss If Williams cf
Walker rfTlgors OarrUon c
Undress p Shelton Ib Savage 2b
Roark 3b Wlllot If Burnett cf
and Carter rf
CUANGi NOTKI IN HUMAN FORM
Tailor nail Shoo Den Jen Bra Differ
ences In SliMfx of Men and
Women
and shoe
The tailors and shoo dealers of
London have accumulated some In
teresting statistics on the change In
the figures of then and women Ac
cording to the tailors there are two
now types of men that Is as regards
their figures One Is tho man who
plays a great deal of golf or Indulges
largely in other forma of outdoor
sport this man Is growing taller and
1 slimmer On the other hand the
min who has given up walking and
horseback for tho motor car Is be
coming prosaically fat during the
last two years there has been such a
Iwalst development that makers of
readymade clothing have been forced
to add an extra halfInch to the waist
of trousers For tho athletic typo of
I man the average chest measurement I
Is 38 inches with waist pf 34 while
the motoring man though shorter
demands a 30Inch waist
As for the ladles it ti a delicate
subject but tho dealers feel that
truth must prevail and they reluct
antly admit that their customers feet
ire much larger than they used to be
Two years ago the average was No 4
and No 2 was kept In stock this lat
ter size has now been given up and 1
No 8 has appeared while the aver 1
ale has Increased to No 5 If this
has been accomplished In two years
who can guess the changes to comeT i
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Ffltefnl Breach or Ktlqiiollo I
Under the Third Empire In Franco
alntcBouvo brought disgrace upon
Imsolf because at breakfast at tho
Tullorls hi carelessly opened his
napkin and placed It over his two
knee To this ho added tho crime
or cutting his egg In two at tho mid
die Court etiquette projerlbed that
the halffolded napkin should Ho on
the left knee and tho top of tho egg
was to bo merely broken with the
edge pf the spoon and drained with I
the cup of tho spoon For his fall
ngs in these respects SaintoBouvos
mime was stricken off the Imperial
visiting list London Chronicle
The topers pee of trouble Is al
ways full and elqpplng over
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Dr Nuttall Accused State Official
it is Believed Has Disappeared
Frankfort Ky July 2C Chnne Ifi
that Dr W L I Nlitlftll the deposed
eilperinteiMlofit of the fe bl lnhMI era 1
liMtHute here for whom R warrant
bus boon Issued rbarRloR blm with
detaining one of the female Inmate
against ber will has bees ltue J will
over be tried on the ebarge are be
lieved by the otndal to be growing
more slim every day that Dr Nut tall
it not taken Into eattcMly Hdltor H I
A GuUlon of the HoBvy Geunly l 10
cal pabltaited at New Cattle It b ore 1
today on pr4vat bnslawee Ho saidof >
that h does not believe tkat Dr Nut t
all will ever be arr t4d and brought
hero for trial
Ills ran Dr John NulUll who It
my family physician toll me Mid
Elltor Guillen that lite father r had
gone to Owan county I QUI Ineil par
parr
to think that he may have gone fur
thor too The loool otfs sis were
unable to find him I dont think that
anyone In Henry county wai pert 0
ularly anxious that ho bo oaugjit t
though of course If a thing like that
rhouKl happen UNro they might bo
more anxious nr are your odlolnla
horoMr
Mr Gulllon wM that Dr Nulls ill
hd ample mesas and would have
been embarrassed in no way In mak
ing Ids escape to some community
IyI
where ho would not bo known or hl Irt I
alleged crime ever heard of M Ir
Gulllon wild that Dr Nuttall bad
much bank stock and owned proper I y
In and around New Castle lie alro
salt
caldDr
Dr Nutlnll fold mo sumo time ago
that ho Intended to save every cent
Of his tnlary that ho received wit o
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But tho best Soda Water with tljo truest fruitflavor Is drawn
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everything clean and wholcsqine Inspect our workboard and
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floo A year Kr ni olltt r scorner It
bits been lrll l d 1 that A few manita
allo Dr Nuttall bad JJOdfl In eMii
in ono of the local Imnki po tWt
Wvr te M cu tkio but that Itw
one qucvtloB will not bother Iittn
In galas wherersr lie I cle lros
XtlllIlterI
Which Is tko smallest aowspaprr
In the British olt1J1rctT At OHO ttnm
tM distinction b l < nad to tho Kcao
111of Uio MountalM pMblWieil In a M
th vIltaRe high lip la I Mia AuttrlMn
Alps 1 This ml roHMitoAt weekly was
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per Protwbly tko mldset of pn ont
day BrltMi Journalism Is the St He
na Guardian which Is pdt muflh
larger than a sheet of foolsoop The
latest issue to hand It gravely con
corned with the Indolence at the
youths It soenw they pond most of
their time la lillonow or card pk 1nK
This state of things the Guardian d >
dares Is I certainly net A bright out
look for St Helena But the lonely
little Island may take hixirt of grato
from the fact that It 1 s by HO metes
the only place where young pOQpIti
loaf add play eardfc lxndon Chron
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ShoJ I see In Runla there Is I n
hekvy penalty for putting a declara
lion of love on n portal card
lieWhat Is I the vonaltyT Mar
rUgo Yonkcrs Statesman
And a man can sec beauty In tho
homeliest woman who makes him be l >
Hove that she conVldcrs him unvirti
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a insane that will do you proud
not only one time but every Ume
not one week but every week of the
flftytwo To make sure though try
us for a month youll try us the real
of the twelve We ask your laundry
work because we caw do It right We
do carpet cleaning too Get our price
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