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PAGE EIGHT THE PADUCAH EVENING SUNI I
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CATARRH IOK8
So Docs sure Throat ItioncMtls
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You can easily toll by reading the t
symptoms below whether you have
catarrh or not
Often Flv breath frequent sneez
ing discharge from the nose stop
page of the nose husk I nets of the
In throat droppings
voice tickling
in throat a cough pain In chest Io a8I
of strength variable appetite spasms
of coughing low spirited at times
ruining of mucus difficulty In breath
nir low of vital force W J Gilbert
+ Irar n EnIIIIlIlo remedy money back
f it fails for catarrh called Hyo
t inN pronounced I Hishomo which
Is a vaporized air TO anw > ptlc that
when t Is breathed over tho inflamed
amt germ Infetded membrane It dl j
kits all germ life gives relief In two 1
minutes and cures catarrh
The price including hard rubber J
Jnhaer IB only 1Jo Tho hard I 1
rubber pocket inhaler will last n II I
lifetime tt I that rtiouM you need a I
second bottle of Ilyomel you can get
it frr BO cents II I
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t L RAILROAD NOTES s I i
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The Illinois ivntral wrecker and t
J cretv left Paducah this morning at t
i B ovlok for MrJIonry to replace a I
t dcraJfl car of lumber on the tracla c
fht wrecker will return tonlithtI I v
f 1al lIng Kngaeer Uojxl Grimes t
i Of Fulton wns In the oily today on b
bUE nClfS IF
A 1 F I BW general yard master S
left ths morning for LoulwIHo andj I
andjIndianapolis
Indianapolis on business Ja l
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lIr Gnrrluer Rirmcrlag t
t Dr W F Gardner of Carrsvllle f
whose loft anHlcOivai mangled soy c
ca weeks ago when it was caught a
In the machinery of a motor boat at c
Gocorda i13l 16 I rapidly recovering II t
at Riverside hospital and will be c
able to return horne in a few days V
i At the limo of tho accident one of
the tendons of thcllcc was wound l
i around the cylinder making It ncc 1
ess ry to cut it loose By skillful r
surgery hla leg was paved from amp 11 i
i ut ion and he will l be able to Uget t
It In i he ruturer I
rutureI I 1
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Natures Remedies for Dlsensc
Nature provides moro cffectlvq
tiremedies ti In the roots and herbs of t
the field than were ever produced t
from drugsI I
Tlurty years ago Lydia E Pink c
ham or Lynn Mass discovered i
and gave to tho women of tho t
world a remedy made from roots
and herbs which has proved morn v
efficacious In curing womens dief
i cases than any other medicine tbo
world has ever known and today
i Lydia K Plnkhams Vegetable i t
Compaund Is looked upon every I
where as tho standard remedy for I
womans Ills I I
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Now open and ready to serve I
the public with everything j
good to eat
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THE BOSTON CAFE
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Quick Service Always Open
Popular Prices
An Invitation Is extended to
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211 Broadway
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IMlcKntcs From Illinois Are Scat al 1
1 r In Convention at
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MKHTIXO AWOURXS MINE MK
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Baltimore Md May 18Xcxt l
years Southern Baptist convention I
will be hold at Jacksonville Fin on I
iMay17
iMay17II tho work of the con
vontlcn It may be said that It hat s I
been derided to enter Into no all
anoca with other denominations It 1
had ibeen Tcrolved to enlarge the
work of the Sunday school board i
by making It a general publication I
body tho conventlca declined to t
consider overtures from tho Northern I
Daptitt convention respecting co
operation work In the negro schools i
of the south and delegates from
Illinois representing more than GOO
churches wero seated In the cco
wanton which also adopted resolu
loii9 favorable to the honor mission
board entering Now Mexico and all
states not hitherto occupied by the
Southern Baptists
The Southern Baptist convention
adjourned after the most successful
session Jn Its history The commit
tee on temperance praised President
Tart for rotting the nation such a
good example In the matter of total
abstinence and In Instating on a
chatrgo In the regulations governing
tho Issuance of United States li
censes to retail dealers who are
known to foe d bootleggers Dr J B
Gambrell of Texas and W D Up 1
thaw of Georgia both referred In
their speeches on tho temperance I
resolution < to the political situation I
In Tenneweo Dr Gambrell said
that the whisky traffic had neither
conscience nor heart and all that
t did was done for the Fake of
money lie referred to some elates
where tho officials were elected by
the whisky power Where this was 1
the case a pardon Industry In UloI I
Interests of the liquor traffic OsI I
conducted Ho said Tronessee and 1
Texas In the coming elections had
the devil to fight and no Baptist
should vote for any candidate who
wag in favor of whisky In any shape
fashion or form
Mr Undraw said that the prohJht
lieu cause was moving forward nl
though a backward step had been
taken In Alabama and although
ITcnneSPeo had a governor who was
pardoning murderers at the Instance
of the whleky power
A roans meeting conducted by the
Home and Foreign mission board oc
cupied the attention of tho convcn
Ilion until the hour of adjournment
adjournmentI
of tho mountain schools told of
No more loose leaf auction tobac
sales will be held In Paducah un I
til next year The remainder of the
sales will bo on the Pantere Pro
tective dSfociatkn breaks Sales this I
year have been unusuaKy heavy and I
ralrld the high prices beIng chiefly I
responsible and the foreknowledge 1
tlite making the Inijers active In I
the hunt of bargains c
Planting has commenced In tho l
dark district and though tho weath I
er has been backward the farmers I
have a month yet In which to make I
crop A big one Is assured this
year as there are plenty of plants I
Last season the hopes of trrani
wore blasted by a scarcity of plants I
but from tho first tho prices Indi
cated that demands for largo acre
age thte year would require more
plants and they were provided How
great the Increase will be cannot bo
foretold but there Is every Indica
tion that every bit of nvaftabla
ground will bo utilized for tobacco
raping this year
Buyers admit that the farmer are
Justified end the extremely high
prices of this season will stand for 1
another year This will mean that
armors may contract their tobacco
at good prices early In the fall and
as wee tho rule this year much of
the tobacco will be bought on th e
form
Tobacco Market
LouiBvlllo May 18The market
wan strong but the offerings wore
DurIIt
icy Ii i dark 72 Original Infipec
Uon 72 reviews G total 78 First
sale tomorrow at the State House
The PJckett House sold 19 dark
at1S to 1175
The Ninth street Homo raid 4
burley at = 950 to 1525 18 dark
at 5 to 80 <
180Livestock
Livestock
Iroulsvllle May 18lhe recodpte
of hogs were very light 230 head
for the two days this week > 294G
Gp
On account of the very limited un
ply coupled with favoroiMe reports
from other markets the trade ruled
actlvo and prices advanced 5c on
ell grades selected hogs heavy me t
dli m light shippers and heavy p + g9
90 pound and up selling at 19 5d
lI 1it PIp 1855 roughs 885 down I
soma of tho wonderful chacigos that
had taken place among the people
since the schools had been opened
A S Peter a mountain teacher told
SA how there was a Baptist church
In flvo counties but how there wcro
IG churches Jn that section
A S HawkIns from tho North
Carolina mountains told of a nu thof
her of boys who were hi lib IJCbool 1
and who were doing splendid work
and yet their fathers were blockadu <
distillers dQn
1Roy iM N McCall spoke hrlofir
alof tho change that were going on
In Cuba and Rev I C n Danlol from
the Texas Mexican mission Intro
duced Rev Barroslo a native ilexl I
can Ho spoke < In his native tctrguo
uoo
and Mr Daniel put his words Into
EngllBhII II
J W Portcrfield secretnrj of the
foreign board spoke briefly and was
followed by l Roy William Carey I
Newton of North China and George
tten
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a W Walne of Japan had Ni l < min I
ales In which to make a speech for
which ho haoVbeco preparing for 11
years Ho raid ho had heard more
talk of war with Japan since ho had j
1e 1
years In Japan He pointed to Y
Chlba an educated Japanese who
was present and asked everybody
on f
peace and good will to rise to their
feetThree
Three thousand people roro as
ono man and tho Jap waved his I hand 1 I
and fold In good English Thank =
ou Tho convention then adjourn
ed the closing prayer being made
b y Dr R J Welllnghanr
CHAIN GANG PIUSONKU
ARRESTED IJY PATROLMAN
Frank Hale colored who escaped I
from the chain gang In April was 1
caught yesterday by Palrolmem Smith
and Torrell Ho was serving a 3 0 1
days sentence for breach of the
peace and had only made eight das
His fine was doubled yesterday The
police arc looking for Jim DooUn >
who escaped from the chain gans
boss May 11 Felix Merriweather
who escaped last Saturday chopping
off his shackles with a pick is still 1
at large
Slurring Matrlim
Tonight several sparring mntclies
mbo held at tho colored hall at
Seventh and Adams streets The t 1
program will consist of a wrestling
match and several bouts between 1
somo of the best white athletes f In
the city Considerable Interest has r
been aroused in the mills and a
largo bunch of fans Is expected Sep
arate seats will be provided for tho
white and colored people
About all some men got out of f
blowing their own born Is abuse for
disturbing the peace
Old People Feel the Cold Keenly
because their blood Is thin sluggish
and watery There Is not the same
renewal of strength that constantly
goes on in youth VInol Is the Ideal 1
fR
blood tonic and strength maker of
old people It creates an appetite
promotes digestion enriches tho
blood and Invigorates the entire
body
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fTbe f Evening Suns Daily Markets
tatxcspcx trxxaxxxxx > Ulxxx cxsgt wcxzza gCX7q gcIqt
The pens were well cleared and the
market closed about steady
Cattle
The receipts were light Cl head
bupIng y
strlctllocal
local demand very light and tho
trade quiet from start to finish with I
but llttlo change to be noted Fair
Falrdemrnd
light butcher cattle others neglect I
ed and very slow sale Feeder and I
stocker market dtrtl but little do I
Ing tho common and plain kinds
IC I
canners dull milch cows unchanged
No prima heavy cattle here todaji
feeling toady
Ciilvex
Receipts 80 for the tan dryer 19G
The market ruled firm and higher
with the bulk of the best 7 14 > Q
7 Mo tome fancy higher medium
5 kfl 7c common 2 i < 3c
Sheep and IamliN
Receipts IM for the two days
2070 Tho market ruled quiet g
best fat riieop sheared Gc down
wool sheep y 4V4c higher Fall I
Iambs dull at 57c spring lunvbs
79c common theep and trashy
cull lambs almost unsalable
St Louis Cattle Receipts 4
500 market steady native beef
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tears 1G 70B > tnlvea In carload
lots J4C825 Hogs RecoSpte 9
000 market slow pigs and t light p
9496Ot
4 < utrher find best heavy 96S
roL6 Slieep Recolpta 5500 mar
ket lower native muttons C5 <
725 lamibs I72i5835
LOCAL IMtonUCK S
Corrected dally by Woolfolk
Bowers company
Hens pound 11 cents
Butter packing stock 15 can Is
Eggs dozen 15 con w
Would It bo any harm to deceive
her about my age Inquired then
elderly millionaire Probably not
Im CO How would It do to con
IJII to 50t I thlnlt your chances
OUrctlllQceslWOUd
claimed 7 Kant City Journal
+ PATTERSON ONLY
CANDIDATE OU1
DEMOCRATIC PKLMAKY ENTR1K
IN TENNESSEE
nnllIton McMillan AVIII Stand fill
11XomlllnUoJl I for United States
IHtllittor I
IFIVK ENTER FOIL JUIKiKSIIir
Nashville May ISThe lists have
been closed Yesterday was tho last
lastn
plan adopted for Juno 4 by the elate
Democratic executive committee Tho
coinpleto Hat of the candidates who
have qualified tinder this primary
plan appeared In tho Banner seater
day afternoon no qualifications hav
Ing been reported during the after
noon or night Twentytwo candl
fdales qualified Each deported 110V
with Chairman Austin Peay making
a total of 2200
It Is estimated that the primary
election will coIl at least 100000
or J 12000 provided It Is neceswry
to pay all the officers of election To
this cost must bo added tho expense
of printing tally sheet ballots and
other election material Assurance
Is given however that the state com
mltteo will meet tho emergency
when the time arrives
INirtjr Nominee s
Under the primary plan which pea
rides that In case there shall bo only
0one candidate for any oOlco that one
candidate shall be declared tho nom
Inee the following candidates will
thus become nominees of the party
For United States senator
lien ton McMlllIn Nashville
For governor
Malcolm R Patterson Memphis
For railroad commissioner West
Tennessee
J W Thompson Dresden
For comptroller
Frank Dibrell Nashville
For judges court of civil appalls
Fart Tennessee
E K Dachman Bristol
West Tennessee
J D Sentor Trenton
Felix W Moore Union City
In the ITInmry
The following candidates having
opposition will run In the primary
June I I
For treasurer and Insurance com
missioner
W T Mortis Camdcn
E 0 Tollett Orowivllle
DoLong Rice Nartivllle
For judges of euprdme court
East Tennessee
R 0 Cooke Chattanooga
Cbattanoogaf
Middle Tennessee II
n D Bell Gallatln
W K McAllister Ndihvllle
Weft Tennenee
S L Crock fort Memphis
R E Maiden Memphis
W W Farabauuh Paris
For Judges court of civil appeals
two to be nominated
Middle Tennessee
A R Gholion Clarksvllle
M T Bryan Nashville
III I H Cook Franklin
II C Carter Waverly
Arthur Crownover Winchester
The subcommittee appointed un
der tho primary plan to have charge
of tho primary meeta t In NashvlUe to
day for tho purpose of naming lbs
uvarious county subcommittees This
Mh I I
O Baker of Knoxville chairman
Mr S C Lewis Stewart county Mr
P I H Williams Winchester and
Judge T M 1 Scruggs of Memphis
tomphl11Ion
fifth member but has since rorignwl
from tho state committee The va
cancy on the primary committee thus
created has not been filled The
county subcommittees are to be f
leeted from lists furnished by the
various candidates running In the
primary and It IOf i probable nothing
will be done today except receive
them lists
FARMERS UNION
WJII + HIMCT IMCT FOR STATE
COXVKXTIOX
Meeliif5 Here Friday to I Dctcnnlnc
IjOiilNvllle It Seeking the
Honor
The place for the annual conven
ton of the Farmers Union will be
selected Friday whon tho state board
of the Farmers Union will meet In
Paducah At present R L Barnett
state secretarytreasurer and O F
Hughes of Lpltchllold a member of
ink
lortho state investigating the Induce
Isments offered for fro convention
isThey will return tomorrow andi will
make their report and recommends
rcUon to the state board Friday
Ieloulsvlllo Is ono of the clues In
the state after the convention and
4hls week Messra Barnott and
Hughes have been In conference
with the members of tho IxUlsvfllfl
rtiillCoaveahon and Publicity league
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great Yiaq dale 1
Foremost among the bargain events in Paducah these sales are t
nted for their timeliness of the offerings as well as the broad
assortments and very low prices
Ii D07 extra large sip Blenched Until Towels at earn 170V V
1 11 I Size Bed Sprciul good lienvy quality mind pretty pattern nt 110
50 Doz luck I Towels red or white bonier nt half dozen 50 1
100 dozen Boll Hopkins good heavy linen and 0 good sizcti 1 I
175 dozen Special Price on 10 dozen only large Ilzo Napkins
mbrcideries peeial dots Deduced
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Swiss Embroidery Press Flouncing JiTineh wide pretty pattern priced for
49ctillS
Special lot Embroidery Edges and in Special lot Embroidery Edges and
sertions value 40c 35c to 25cBraids value 100 7Bo to 45c
JOCpriced
Fifty pieces Plat Val Lace from I4 1 to 3b inhex wide none yiifrih + lens than 1
JOc some worth double choice per yanl thnn15c I i 4
f
500 aid aee Gdge and Insertion 5c a andS I
We ilTer this week a special lot ofLaic and Iiisirtinii half to tni and one half
5cIIIchc8 i
5cI I II
May tfale of White 5oods for Summer
Wo will make a special feature this week of our
White Goods section offering some very cxccp
tional values
45 inch Persian Lawn sheer and dainty quality
per yitrdy 30c
jerinan Linen for dressed washes beautifully and
wears 12 H c
White Poplin mercerized finish a beauty at lOc
Stripe Dimity a fine quality for summer atlBc
Check and Crossbar Flaxon the linen finish cloth
so much in demand Tho 350 quality at per yd 280
10inch wide India Linonono at quality ut 12 12
Marquisette the new basket weave linen
fabric 25o
English Long Cloth 12yard bolt 100
Nainsook in a very fine quality bolt 175
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The annual conventions are attended
each year by a large ryimbor of farm l
I er The convention this year will
bo In setrtfoii July 2G and 27 This
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year it Is I planned tov make It the
argent convention both In point of
attendance and Interest that has been
held in Kentucky since the Farmers
Inlon was organized The members
ah > aiHiclpatihg the attendance of CI
IS Barrett national president
A great Man dale of
ytcuttehold linensJ
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Comparo these prices and qualities with thoso of t
feral you by others Now Is the time you need
Ihcso buy this week
81x00 Uliiiphwl Sheets best qutilitial t cilclt 05c
81x90 BIOWI1 Sheet nKowl one ill each 50c fS f S
5lxUO Hlcaoliid Sheet tUIIC t that will wear at 60c 4
72xl 0 Hrowu Sheet a good Ono nt 45o j I
We offer twcntyflvo dozen linen finish Pillow Slips I
this week size 45x30 at tho very special price 130 I
72 in All IiitiiMi Talile Djnnask three patterns 130I I I
at t rOn
Got Tot VOIIIIK
Hyperbole Gassawny wont from
here to a little town In Southern
California for his health In two
weeks ho wroto homo that ho felt
ten years younger Sonic days later
ho wroto again that ho felt twenty
years younger Thou his family
hoard no moro frfin him They
telegraphed tho nmyor of tho Cali
fornia town for Information about
S V I i
their Hyperbole Oassnwiiy and not
this answer I regret to Inform
you that your beloved husband and
father after a months residence
here died from cholera Infantuui
Exchange
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PJty In akin to Ime and If a youngI II I
man has nn obese blink balanw It M
Imvt dime ult to find n girl to pity
filmt t
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9lumes
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Special tomorrow at
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Mrs j td lrar d el 3 f
Black and White Willow and
t French Plumes at Cost
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Extraordinary Offer
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