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Not only Its proven ability to cure but its absolute safety as a remedy
has made 8 S B the most extensively used of all medicines in the treat
ment of Contagious Blood Poison Unlike the strong mineral mixture
which temporarily remove tho outward symptoms and shut thot disaaso up
In the system there to carry on Its destructive work on the delicate and
vital organs 888 strikes directly nt the root and by purifying the blood
of every trace of thu virus completely and permanently curos tho trouble
S 8 8 is Natures blood purifier harmless In its action and certain In Its
good results It is made from a combination of roots and herbs each of
which has a definite and specific action In purifying tho blood Years wpro
pent In selecting and proportioning tho different Ingredients bat when
8 S Swas perfected It soon demonstrated Its superiority over all other
blood medicines and now utter 40 years it is still tho > no and only certain
cure for Oontaglous Blood Poison While driving out the poison from the
circulation S S S builds up and strengthens the system bylts tine vogotable
tonic effects If you nro suffering with Contagious Blood Poison S S8 Is
your most certain reliance and bocause of Its freedom from mercury
potash or any other mineral It is absolutely safe for every one Home
troatmontbook with valuable suggestions and day medical advice sent freo
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SIMPLIFIED SPELLING 110 till
NOW HAS 3201 WORDS LISTED
Number of New Ileforms Sought
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Support to Movement I Pledged
By Shiny
Now York Aug 27Tho almpll
fled spelling board which started Us
Ifled I reform three years ago with
whet of 300 words now has publish
ed a list containing 3261 words that
the board thinks need reforming
The officers of the board are at work
compiling a manual of simplified
spelling dealing with SSOOO words
Tho latest list contains In addition
to the former list of words hating
ea pronounced c and to simplified
as In bed helth spred etc the pre
terits and participles ending in ed
pronounced d and BO simplified as In
nrmd burnd aid Hvd etc words I
ending In Ice pronounce Is and ec
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DELICIOUS I I ICE CREAM
Blade from the purest full cream we
can buy and made carefully too
under most sanitary conditions
Lenox Cream baa established an en
viable reputation with the ladles of
Paducah nnda single quart will
demonstrate that It Is well merited
Try It this evening stop on your
way home and take a quart with you
Onehalt gallon or more
25c A QUART
Onehalf gallon or more
delivered at your door I
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New Phone 5Cla Old Phone lC42a
ST VINCENT ACADEMY
UNION COUNTY KY
Boarding School for Young
Ladles and Children
Modern equipment music +
Drawing and Painting Short
hand and Typewrltlg are taught
according to the best improved a
methods The MatorrM l dis
cipline unites a careful > Mnlng
of character and manne with
Intelligent and physical dt Atop
moat Ror Catalogue 1eme
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6 room house on South 12th
street 91500
I 3 room house on Tennessee
street M 9800
i room houso on Cloments
street 87liO
Will R Kendrick
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
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satisfactoryconsult
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Rubber Tires
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Sixteenth and Tennessee Sts
Our coal Is as good as tho
best and better than the rest
r Soo us before placing your
order lor winter coal
XJDEItAIi DISCOUNT FOR
CASH
Quality and weight guaranteed
Agents for tho genuine Dig
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simplified ag In cop lIs comic vreclt
justls etc words ending In use pro <
nounced v and so simplified when
preceded by 1 or r as In dclv eolv
carv and garv
Dr Scott says there are 259 period
icals In fortyone states and terri
tories which have taken up the spell
fug reform to some extent In the
superintendents and college thej
fczeors who have signed the agree
ment to use the shorter forms of
spelling every large university and
college Is represented andl
Tho Illinois State Normal univer
sity of Normal uses the full list of
simplified spellings in its catalogues I
and other publications Other normal
schools In Colorado Minnesota Penn
sylvania and Wisconsin use the elm
piffled spelling to a greater or less
degree
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nUFUSKD KISS liE BITES OIUIj
riillndelpliln Man Is Sought by the
Police for Mayhem I
Philadelphia Aug 28 Refusing
her eteady company Antonio Doran
do of Nlcetown a kiss when ho came
to pay his weekly visit Rode Pun t
ceno thirty years old of 3101 North
Croskey street a prepossessing ltalI
ian girl for refusing the boon Is now
In tho Samaritan hospital with a por
tion of her right cheek badly bitten
A WOMANS APPEAL
To all knowing luffereTiofiheumttlimwhcther
muicnUror of the Jolntt l iclatlc lumbago
backache pains In the kldnrri or ntninlxU
pale to wrlle to ber tor a home treatment
which has repeatedly cortd all ot the e torture
She reel It her duly 10 ItDd it to all tuRcrcn
FRKK You care yourself at homes thouiaodi
willleitlTeoclianre of climate beioenecei
ary This > lmpldiicov > tr banlihei u Ie add
from the blood loosens the itiffened jolnla
purifies th btxxl and brlf Utrni the ejra gir 1
IDR elasticity and tone to the whole ay tern It
the above Interettl you I Ir PIM l addrqMrs
M Summer flux R South Bead led
COLONIAL HOTEL
A delightful place to spend you
vacation Is at the Colonial Hotel
West Baden Spring Indiana
Most every one knows of tho mar
velous cures with the West linden
and French Lick Springs mineral
waters where thousands have been
cured The Medical Staff of the
Colonial Hotel Laboratories have ex
tracted the minerals from the water
of Sal Lithia Spring at West linden
to be taken at home which repro
duces the West Baden and French
Lick treatment
We want everyone who Is troubled
with their stomach liver and bowels
which means Indigestion dyspepsia
biliousness sour stomach Inactive
liver jaundice and bad complexion
headaches melancholy nervousness
Insomnia female weakness and gen
eral debility and very often affects
tho heart to come to the Colonial
Hotel or writo us and wo will send
them a sample of Concentrated Bal
Lltliln Far SnlLlthln keeps the
stomach healthy and makes the liver
and bowels act and by so doing none
of the abovo diseases will trouble
youRheumatism Is caused by uric acid
lathe blood Sal Lithla Is a uric acid
solvent and wlilcure Rheumatism
For a TenDay Homo Treatment 1
Address
Colonial Hotel Laboratories
West Baden Springs Indiana
Colonial Hotel rates tire = 260 to
350 per day American Plan An
me S10no to 1500 per week
A Promise t to
Iil I Pay
Wolld you accept a strangers
note No Then why nccept
from a stranger any other
promise to pay A Fire Insur
ance policy Is such a promise
Ought you to accept it with
out knowing all about the
Company Your usual bust
ness confidence Is based on
knowledge Why make an ex
ceptlon In that part of your
business which deals with In
surance A name Is worth
nothing on any kind of a
promise to pay unless It Is
backed by character and re
I sources
We favor Insurance Knowl
IWe particularly about our
companies Their promises to
pay have never gone to pro
test Their obligations to Its
policy holders arq backed with
such a good reputation and
such ample financial resources
that tbo moro you know about
thorn tho more you will want
protection by their policies
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PROUD OF FORTY
YEARS EXISTED
BXISTENOE1
PJtOHlBITIONISTS WILL CFLE
I IIIUTH IX SEPTEMBER
Fie Men WIU Hnvo Run for Presi
dent to Attend Pinna for Tem
pcrplncc pally
NOTED SPEAKERS TO ATTEND
Chicago Aug 28 Prohibition s
from olj quarters of the country will
celebrate In Chicago September 21
the fortieth anniversary of tho found
ing of their part Announcemqn
was made at national headquarters
that extensive preparations are being
made for the occasion and that fully
20000 blue rlbbonlsts from outside
are expected to attend and to mareh
next day In the temperance parade
In which lOOOOO persons are ex
pected to bo in line
The party was organized In Chi
cago September 1 1869 and the
celebration has been put back three
weeks on account of the demonstra
tion the temperance forces have ar
ranged for September 25 Oldtimers
who were present when the party
was born havo written that they will
be on band among them John Rus
sell of New Haven Mich who was
temporary chairman of the conven
tion at which the party had Its birth
and Samuel Dickie of Albion Mitch
who was among those present
On the program will bo five men
who have run for president on the
prohibition ticket and three who
have run for vicepresident In ex
presidential candidates the party out
numbere the two big parties a fact
to which National Chairman Charles
R Jones points with pride The five
surviving presidential candidates who
will be present and the years in
which they ran for the white house
areJohn
John P St John Olathc Kan
1884
1884Joshua
Joshua Levering Baltimore Md
1896John
John G Wooley Honolulu 1900
Silas C Swallow Horrlsburg Pa
1901 j
1901Eugene
Eugene W Chafin Chicago 1908
Tho surviving vice presidential can
lldatcs of former years who will bo
present are Jamee D Crariflll Texas
1892 George W Carroll Beaumont
Texan 1904 and Aaron S Watkins
Ada 0 1908
IMity Is Long Lived
hhetiNational
National Chairman Jones who has
just returned from London where he
attended the International conven
tion of prohibitionists said
The history of political parties In
the United States shows the long
evity of the PoblblUon party Since
the republic was founded over 30
parties have been rtarled Only three
have lived to be 40 years old and
more They are the Prohibition the
Republican and the Democratic par
ties Wo are 40 years old next
month and wo arc only 14 years
younger that the Republican party
which shows tho strength of tho Ideas
and principles for which our party
stands In tho four decades over 2
900000 different men havo voted for
Prohibition candidates We have a
strength ot 2B0005 supporters all
the time
timeMany
Many of tho principles which we
were the first to advocate have since
been taken up by other parties The
Prohibition party was the first to de
dare for the Income tax In 1872
our platform declared for the elec
tion of United States senators by di
rect vote of the people Of late years
many state legislatures have taken
that up and acted favorably in
1872 also our platform declared for
women suffrage
WEEK IN SOCIETY
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were Misses Rebecca Smith Eliza
beth Terrell Dixie Halo Gladys
lugg Mary Brown Bertha Carter
EdIth Cope Nell Cave and Lucien
lurnett George Shelton David Hum
hreys Pitman Harth Jack Cave
Douglas Coute Brown
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Launch Party to Sinlthland
Some of tho young men of the
city gavo a launch party Tuesday
evening to Smlthland l leaving hero
at 430 and after taking supper at
Smith land returned by moonlight
The party included Misses Alice
Strong of Cairo Alma Hlgglns of
St Louis Anna Hill Fred Paxton
Elizabeth Boswcll Mary Cave
ileftsra James Langstaff Morton
Hand Reuben Bagby Rob Fisher
and James Wheeler
WheelerY
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Farewell Party For Miss Austin
A farewell party was given Mon
day night by Mrs Andrew Thornburg
of 1297 South Eighth street In
honor ot Miss Elizabeth Austin of
Caahvlllo Tcnu who has been visit
Ing her cousins the MIsscn Lula and
Stella Anderson of 123C South
Eighth street for the past two weeks
Games and music were the feature
or tho evening and refreshments
yens served by Mrs Thornburg as
Igted by Mrs J T Anderson and
Mrs W S Bryant The dining room
was prettily decorated with flowers
and ferns Those present were
Misses Maud Anderson Genlove Kat
crjohni liujn Anderson Stella Andcr
I US PISPENSATOR 7
Describes the Principal Ingredient
of Pcruna
Are we claiming too mach for pq
rnna when we eland it to bo an atrea
live remedy for chronic catarrh l Hay
we abundant proof that Peruna Is in
reality such a catarrh remedy Let
us see what the United States Dispen
lately says of the principal ingred
ienti of Pernna
Take for instance the ingredient
hydrastis canadensis or golden seal
The United States Dispensatory says
of this herbal remedy that it is large l r
ly employed in the treattnentof de
prayed mucous membranes chrbnl
rhinitlq nasal catarrh atonic dyspep
sia catarrh of the stomach chrono
chronlaointestinal
intestinal catarrh catarrhal jaundice
catarrh of the liver and in diseased
mucous membranes of the pelvis
organs It is al o recommended for
the treatment of various forms of dis
eases peculiar to women
Another ingredient of Peruna cory
dalis formosa is classed in the United
States Dispensatory as a tonic Is used
as a treatment for chronio constitu
tional diseases and scrofula
Cedron seeds is another ingredient
of Peruna an excellent drug that has
I been very largely overlooked by the
I me profession for the past fifty
seals The seeds are to be found in
very few drug stores The Unitea
States pispensatory says of the action
of cedron that it is used as a bitter
tonio and in the treatment of dysen
tery and in intermittent diseases as a
substitute for quinine
These are not all of the medicinal
ingredients Pernna contains Sufflcp
i it to say that it is a compound of
herbal remedies each one of which
has from time to time been recom
mended by physicians of all schools
for different catarrhal conditions
If you want to know what the peo
pie day send to us for a free book of
testimonials of what the people think
of Peruna as a catarrh remedy After
all has been said the best evidence for
or against any remedy is tho testis
i mony of those who have tried it
son Mamlo Hcssolton Laura Dell
i Prince Elizabeth Austin Mrs J T
I Anderson Mrs W S Bryant Mrs
I Andrew ThornburR Messrs John
Iscraan Roby Reynolds Dennis Scott
Geo Katlcrjobn Victor Knowlea
Edwin Drown
Miss Austin left Tuesday morning
for her homo In Nashville
fsssa
Entertain Friday
Mrs Lon Sesher and Mrs Rudolph
Ktttlnger entertained last night at
tho hoist of rolfS KIttlngor 811
South Third street In honor of Mrs
Herbs dt Cincinnati Miss Robbie
nolle Tutk of Central City who Is
visiting Miss Jennie Sneed Mlsi
Mary Scalier who has just returned
from a several weeks visit and Mr
Will Farrow who has just returned
from Missouri
Missouriiiancu
Dan co Ior Visitors I
One of the most delightful dance
of tho season was given Wednesday
night at Wallace park by Mr and
Mrs Roy McKInucy and Miss Comic
Grundy complimentary to their rc
spcctlvo visitors Miss Ida McKInney
of icikton and Miss Mary Brccdcn
of Austin Texas A number of viI
visitors
Horn were present and about 300 In
vitations were Issued Those who as
sisted In receiving were Miss Ethel
Morrow Mr Qua Tlioapson Miss
Sara Weaks Dr Kldd Miss Mabc
Wcaka Mr Henry Halo MayHcld
Miss Hatfield Mr Robert n Isler
Miss Sadlo Smith Mr James McQIn
nls Miss McQlathcry Mr R W
Rutherford Miss Lllllo May Mc
Glathcry Mr John Foster Mist
Faith Lnngstatf Mr Ed Johnson
Miss Ellen DoBwell Mr J K Exalt
Miss Helen Van Meter Mr Henry
Henneborgor Dr and Mrs Robert J
Rivers Mr and Mrs Frank Smith
Mr and Mrs James P Smith Mr
IDnd I Mrs Luke Russell Mr and Mrs
Ell authrlo Mr and Mrs aco co
Exalt Mr and Mrs Charles Tliorap
son Sir and MrsDavld L VanCulin
Mr arid Mrs JolinW Little Mr anti
Mrs Sam IL Caldwell Mr and Mrs
Ed L Mallory Mr and MrsHornc
W Shlnn Mr and Mrs Charles U
Hatfieldt
q 4t JJ
llnton Wlt11lcK
Announcement has Leon made of
the engagement of Allra Bjanchn
MOCK one of CUnlons most popular
and lovely girls daugbtqr ot Mr
James L Moss to Drl Barnett Owen
a prominent young physician of iLou
isrlUo The wedding will take place
In Clinton early In October and will
i be a social event of consuming Inter
est tQ < many as the brldcroicct hag
been a social leader In Clinton for
several seasons Clinton Gazette
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Mr Smiths Recital
Mr Karl Smiths recital at the
Womans club Friday night was de
lightfully entertaining toB largo
number of music lovera who assemb
led to hear this noted collolst Fol
lowing was the program
En Route Godard
Mr Harry M Gilbert
Romance Ho Comes No More
Mattel
Mrs Almo hays Reed
a Dercpuso Godard
b Elfcrtang Popper
Mr Karl Smith
April Morn Bottcn
MJK Lillian Rosenthal
No One My Grief Can Know v
Trehallsowsky
Mrs James Wcjllo
Kol Nedrol Ancient Hebrew
Melody Bruch
Mr Karl Smith
Till Death Cello Obllgato >
Maschcronl
Mr Emmet S Bagby
O Cqmo With < Mp I in tho Summer
Night Vander StucXcn
Mrs Almo Hayo Reed
Variation Syraphonlqucs
rr Boellmann
Mr Karl Smith 1
Euchre nt Elks Homo
A party of young roclety won e0
gavo a delightful euchre party at the
Elks Homo Thursday afternoon Mrs
David Koger and Mrs John Brooks
won prizes and Mrs Ida McKinney
won the visitors prize Those presunt
woro Mesdtmer John Montgomery
David Koger John Brooks Paul
Province Charles DoWorthen Misses
Ethel Morrow Uallle Hlsey Oorlnnn
Wlnstoad Fred Paxton Wily Mao
McGlathory Marjorie Bagby CarrJo
Truohoart Ida McKInney of Hlktonj
Mary Breeden of Austin Tox Mar
Jorlo fVovIng Nell Shaw label Mc
Nichols Htelo Hodge Nolla Hatnold
Miss Church ot Owentboro
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Bay Bide
A party of young men entertained
w4th a hay rldo Thursday night After
a ride over the city and county n
watermelon supper was served Those
present were Misses Vora Province
Sarah Wilson Gertrude JoI IrovjneoI I
aldlno Gibson Flora Seamen Haxol
Foster and Messrs Loto Plumlea
PlumlooI I
Joo Vogt Roy llouso Henry Ruoff
Richard Williams Will Route Theft
Futrell and Janice Householder
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Party to MHn > iolls i
A party composed of the following
couples chaperoned by Mr nnd aIrs
Phillip Rogers went to Metropolis
last night in the launch Gladys
and attended a dance given by Miss
Copoland of that placo Mr Carl
Hanks and Miss Elsie Elan Mr
Tony Seek and Mltw Marcellno
Buddo Mr Jcarman Wllkcreon and
IDUddO
Miss Mary Ellen Rogers Mr Oscar
Great and Miss Kelly A pleasant I
evening was enjoyed
TIJV SHIN 1KAI 1t4 KKSULT
OK 1XPJXSUX 01 IIYNAMITK
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Key West FJo Aug 28lno
t workmen met Instant death and a
I tenth died while being brought to the
hofpltal 1 hero at the result of n dyna
j mite cxpjoslon ye totday Tho men
I were hurled high Into tho air und l the
bodies of tho dead wore almost be
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OME Customers seem to lihe
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PostToasties Il
Toasties c
A crisp golden
brown food made of l
Indian Corn
It is served with
irpam and sugar and
omatitucs with fruit
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it has a fasoiniiting flavour distinctly different
all Ats QWII tliujt charms children and delights
growhriips
growhriipsPopular
Popular pkg lOc Large Family size IGc
POSTOM CEREAL CO LTD BATTLE CREEK DITCH
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f I I Anty Drudge Cures a Sick Headache j I
Jr PII Je1i Docs Mrs Junebrido livo heroIt 4 t i 4
I Anty rllll1e1i aonext door I found her out in tbo back
kitchen crying over her wash The poor leaf Isnt backl l
to Inch hard work and she has a lick headache from it er r i
I took tbo wash from her and quickly finished it with r
KelaNaptha She wonfncod you again on that score I
Dr jc1ge We1l really Anty Drudge washday is omt raf f
pnonsible for moro Ills than moot people imagine ami i
clad you have taken Mrs Junebrido under your wing
KelsNaptha is i tho ounce of prevention that is i worth any t
lJ pound of cure I
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Delicate summer curtains t draperies 1f f t
tapestries laces womens fine raiment l 1 ff f
things that would be ruined by washing inIi
the oldfashioned ycan be cleaned at f
home with FclsNaptha as well as an expert I I l
cleaner could do it t
IFclsNaptha I contains no injurious i j
i 1 1 1 could harm the
chemicals nothing that 1
most delicate fabric Sets colors instead of I
making them run as most soaps do
With FclsNaptha use only cold or
lukewarm water never hot That saves
the fabric Hot water would collQrI I
cause frayingFclsNaptha I
FclsNaptha dissolves the dirt you I
dont have to rub it loose as with ordinary
soap
d t
More than a million women do their
washing with FclsNaptha They have J LLJ
found out that FelsNaptha is the best and w
easiest way 1 ti i
Follow directions on the red and green
wrapper
It
yond recognition the arms and Idfes
being torn off while tho fgeeti of the
others were mawes ot lob When
tbo explosion occurred the workmen
wore standing Jn the water four feet
deep and directly beneath thom was
740 pounds of dynamite ready for
the bloat when the men should stop
work for dinner
According to ono of tho wounded
instantdeath
death threw a lighted 1 cigarette to
inI I
ooo uldo aot noticing that It fell In
to the box containing tho CUllS
which were connected with the heavy
charge of oxptoslws beneath them
A few seconds and men water mud
and tons of dirt woro thrown fromI I
seventy to ninety feat in the air
Of course speculating or dealing
In futures founds moro refined than
Rambling but a man will low Just
as much
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I storoa straightforward earnest effort to build up our business I I i I
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HANDLING TilE WHEAT
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that goes Into MOMMA FLOUR la
a matter of the greatest caro ONLY
the finest soft red winter wheat la t
used Insist on your grocer sending 4 t
you a sack ot MOMAJA tho next
time you order groceries Wo ask
you to do this the first time after
wards you will do so of your own
accord
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