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We know of no other medicine which has been so suc
cessful in relieving the suffering ofwomen or secured so
many genuine testimonials as has Lydia E Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound
In almost every community you will find women who
havc been restored to health by Lydia E Pinkhams Veg
1 7letable Compound Almost every woman you meet has
cither been benefited by it or knows some one who has
In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn Mass are files con
taining ovcr one million one hundred tl1011Sand letters from
women seeking health in whIch many openly state over
I fr their own signatures that they have regained their health by
I taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
i Lydia IL Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has saved
I many women from surgical operations
operationsLydia is made ex
clusively from roots and herbs and is perfectly harmless
j The reason why it is so successful is because it contains
fv vj ingredients which act directly upon the female organism
restoring it to healthy and normal activity
t L 1 Thousands of unsolicited and genuine testimonials such
as the following prove the efficiency of this simple remedy
Minneapolis Mftmr wns n great sufferer
from fcMiuilo trouMcH which cutiMcd u wenknnM
mid broken down condition of the system J
rend NO much of whnt Lyitln E PlnklmmH VCR
ctablo CoinpoitiKl had 110110 for other HuffcrJiu
women I felt sure It would help 1110 and 1 iilHHt
Hay It did help mo wonderfully Wltlilii three
moiitliN 1 wan a perfectly well woman
I want thU letter nuttln public to show the
licnefllH in IMS derived from Lydia 13 IMnklinmH
VjrHable Compound Airs John G Moldan
JIll ktolld St North 1lInllcullOll lUinn
Women who arc suffering from those dis
If trcssmg ills peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of
t1 these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia E Pinkhams Veg
1etable Compound to restore their health
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i vU E G Hoonc of this oily at tho
re D A U mttCCUcg at Frank
fort aDd was Riven complimentary
nolle there
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Tt MUM of oily nlas members I
t tew bMD Kirvn to your camnHUei I I
silo Inure obtfvd deAth kind nat
itnft inal of retreat No doubt l In
Ji I giving up these the sw etoit flower
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1114 all tho Held hu bM taken yot
1 I whoa rUzlnr or memborrtilp In
I IjMatueky la l about OIHP thousand and I
tiat Ood has shown the sunset and
crenlntc star to to oomtwratlvoly
I few wo foci Indeed grateful that Uio
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I one clear call ba not been for you
nr for me and wo ng ln acknowledge
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A Reliable CATARRH
RemedyfIYS
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away a Cold in the r
herd qulcklv Itr HAY FEVER
tone the Hcnmwof lIHl iuVtil
Tube and Bui < ll Pull atac SO cU at Drug
JtlI < or by mail In liquid for n i i5 rent
lUr Brother CO W ron Street Now 1ork
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ic uiilulur > ldi > > lurKtsln > m
our arwt or orinatr ornuu
11old 1 by frugghts
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I Chrysanthemums
< Wo have tbo finest assort
mont of flowers In tho city
California Privet Hedge tho
best hedge for this climate
Hyacinths Tulips Norclssfs
I nnd China Sacred Lily Bulbs
j ill Imported Cut Flowers
t r l etc
etcFloral
Floral designs our specialty
I Phone Us Your Orders
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FLORISTS I
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His goodness unto us Of theie nine
members known to a great many of
III personally we can moist truthful
ly I say that 11tes work wat well
wellIdone
Indeed to them no doubt death was
the crown of life
In entering this gate or life wo
realize what wan our low was gain i
to our frtandf Of the chapters that
have miortcd to your committee the
O1enlboroI
has Buffered the groUttit loss four
salted members have answered tho
MM One from the Lexington chap
tar aDO from Bardntown two from
Cortagtou and one from the Sutanna
Hart SJioity chapter of Frankfort
the Infant chapter of tho state of
WhKh lira Samuel Shnckelford III l
regent Svornl chapters report not
havlcs loat n member by death since
organizing We know we but voice
the tenement of tho entire confer
lice whoa we with for these phaptort
Ia continuation of this abowor of bless
fnge but we know that
Leaves have their time TO fall
And flowers to wither with tho
north winds breath
And stars to set
But thou hast all nil Urns for
Thine own 0 Death
In brlngng to the conference this
report your committee commonds
that the crtiro conference stand In
v ont prays r for n few moments and
that the sympathy of said body bo
extended to tho several chapters that
have suffered the lots and also to
the families of the deceased
Respectfully submitted
MATTIB VAUOHAN BOONE
Chairman of Committee on
Memorials
IMiOlli POUT SMTII CENSUS
Director Dnrniul Will tatio State
meat About It Soon
Washington Nov 2Dlrector
Durand of the census bureau is 1 pre
paring a statement to bo made pub
lic regarding alleged fradulent den
airs returns In Fort Smith Ark and
Great Falls Mont which will be
given out at an oarly date Tljo cen
sus < bureau assorts that qulto cyton
live IrregularlUos have been dlH
cocrod In both places In Great
Fall these have already led to con
victions of UlNa enumerators
Jnry Iiul UJHn t
Washington Nov 2Tho popula
tion of Gary Ind is 10802i as
enumerated In the 13 census Gary
was not Incorporated when the 1900
census was taken
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BItOMO Quinine the
world wide Cold nnd Qrlp remedy re
moves cause Call for full name
Look for signature E W GROVE
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5cThe
Tho art ot conversation Is n lost
ono And the art of keeping still de
mands cultivation Tho trouble It
that were wo to develop the art of
keeping still wo should Immediately
begin to talk about It t
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j I DontUts like aristocrats are
Judged by the quality of their ex
traction
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HEALTH REPORT
KOU MONTH fOMIXHKH WIII
WITH OTllim ClTIKS
11101I I
Hut Dr Holland Keen hero Strut
Improvement I May Vet lit Mmlu
In Condition 111110I I
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Thom 10 f something materially
wrong lu Paducah rays City Health
Officer S 55 Holland In Ills monthly
report to ho board of health relative
to the death rato
There worn 39 deaths hero In Oc
tabor nnd although this number is
not exceedingly high Dr Holland
says after comparing reports from
other cities that tho number can be
reduced by proper sanitation Dr
Holland In his report takes a ling
at delinquent property owners In
ewer district No 1 wHb have failed
to connect their premteea Ho says
although many are poor i and hardly
able to make connections they
shou first consider the health of the
corn xanity
comiTinltyTl
The deaths and births last month
worst
worstDeathsWhile
Deaths White male 18 white
female 11 colored male 11 colored
female 4 rooredI I I
Urths White male 10 white fe
male S colored male G colored
female 3 I
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Dr Holland sale many sancta rr
Improvements wore demanded and It I
IB lile desire to UUTB Paducah as spot
leaa as possible by next spring when
Dr McCormack of Bowling Green
Ky secretary of the state board of
t
health will bo here to Instruct
a clans of health offlcprs Dr Mc
Connack has spoken here and Is a
rinltsry expert I
MOTHERS RIVAL
RIYALI I
IND MOTIIKIl WINH SUIT COURT
AWAltlHVO 1 1 Kit nKOO
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Dr Becker Got Dlv rco From Wife I
Whlh Sleprlaugbter Ilvnrccd
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Milwaukee Nov 2Thnt Mrs I
Johanna Huessclmnn In entitled to
9800 damages from her daughter I
the wife of Dr Wilhelm Decker I J
was they verdict of tho Jury In thO I
circuit court of Judge W J Turner
today In the M000 alienation of I
affcctlonn suit of the mother
against the daughter
Mrs Huosnolman and Dr Docker
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were married In Chicago In 1900
She was then 41 years old He
was 31 She had two daughters
one of them was Mrs Hattie Dolt
26 years old at that time Mrs Dot t l
was then living In St Paul lIerI
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husband was Dr Henry C IJott
Sometime after the marriage of t I
Mrs Bolt she came to Milwaukee I
to visit at the homo of her mother
and her new stepfather The reo
suit was that on Sept 29 1005
Mrs Decker and the doctor sepa
rated She alleged that ho com
pelled her to leave threatening toI I I
hoot her On Nov 3 lOC Mrs1 1 J
HuecAcluinn got n divorce from tho I
doctor Her former name was re I
stored IOn tI I
storedOn
On Nov 9 1900 Mrs Bolt tbo I r
present Mrs Becker began suit I
for divorce from Dr Bott She I
Rot tho divorce Nov 24 1907I
Five days later according to theI I I
testimony Mrs Dolt and her Itept
t t
father were married I
Mrs HucsscltnnnncckerHuesel I
man said among other things that
It was In July 190G that her I
daughter wilfully maliciously and t
wickedly gained tho affections of I
Dr Becker and sought to entlco I I
him to desert his wife Mrs lIueselI I
manc i
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1 I t
Mnlnrin Makes Pale mood
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE I
tKSS CHILL TONIC drives out ma c
maIInrla I
aria and builds up tbo System For
grown people and children SOc I
SOcI I o t
Stage Marriagest
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The stage Is said to be the hotbed
of divorce Not tho English stage
If you please For the English stage
Is almost nnnoylngly domestic and l
Darby will not part from Jonn lIerof f
comes Mr and Mrs Asche back to I
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londontogether There go Mri
olrlnnd
nnd Mrs Fred Terry together Mr1
and Mrs Kendal wore always in
separable and may they long re
main so You cannot persuade I I
either Mr or Mrs Benson to leavo I
tho other out of the cost and Mr I
and Mrs Seymour Hicks have each I I
their best business assets In each
o
other Nothing proves so surely tho
stolid domesticity of our race as tho I
fact that husband and wife can act
or write together for years without l
i quarreling London Chronicle I I
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A man who was too drunk to
speak his name ia the first crying I
prisoner who has been locked 1 In
tho city Jail this year Ho was tak
en to tho lockups by Patrolman
Elmus Carter and when placed In n
cell he begun entertaining tho oth
er prisoners by squalling
In grandmothers days fruit l
cakes and puddlngn wore kept In a L
atone jar with nn apple Tho apple
shrivels without decaying Imparting
Its dampness to the cakes i Dy renew
ing tho fruit when necessary such I
cake can be kept In propor condition I
for a long time
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Griffon Clothes Are Only 15
And the fabrics tootheyre every thread PURE WORSTED not
merely allwool That means only the longest strongest fibres of the
wool are used which insures long wear and color andshape perman
ence Dont put off Start now to make your dollar do its full duty We can and
WILL save you money for the profiteating overhead expense which exclusive clothing
stores must charge into the selling price of their clothing is here shared by over a dozen
different departments Separate entrance for menthe north door > 1
YI11jmakes
separate building Assortments are at their best just now Come Department Store
tomorrow for youll soon be needing that new overcoatand North Third Street
this instsad of the usual 25Unlr
15
only going to cost you season inla Square from rolllwny
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ITDBERCOLOSIS CENSUS REPORT SHOWS
ITS DEADLY CHARACTER
Washington Nov 2Figures
tending to snow tne relation between
occupation and tuberculosis of the
lungs and apparently Indicator that
agricultural pursuits are more favor
able to health In this respect than
other employments were made pub
lic today by the census bureau n tho
form of an outline of bulletin No
los on mortality statistics for 1909
An Interestluff feature of the report
is tho showing that out of the total
number ot deaths from all causes
among printers lithographers and
pressmen In the bureaus area of
death registration which rcpro i
scn < s more than tho United Stater
this form of tuberculous course be
tween the ages of 25 and 34 no less
halt 513 per cent
The Htatcmont Issued today says
that among the men In the agricul
tural pursuits at the age period of 25
to 34 years thou from tuberculosis
of tho lungs formed 202 per cent
In tho domestic and petsona service
IclatB 323 per < cent In the trade and
andI
transportation close 319 per cent
me1N
clinnlcal pursuits 308 per rent
Tho bulletin seems to Indicate
further with reference to nearly all
Itllflhcr specified male occupations
halotuborculosle
that this form of tuberculosis at
tacks tho larger proportion of Its
victims before the age of 34 pro
portioned decrease Of printers I
lithographers ant pressmen for ex i
ample It It I stated that while the
figure Is 515 per cent between 25
and 34 It U only 320 between 35
land 44 223 between 45 and 54 and
but G5 between 55 and 04
lrulo The only two exceptions to tile
rule mentioned says the statement
arc among gardeners florists and
nurserymen aw one elate and among
miners and quarrymen as the other
NO MORE GRAY HAIR
0It Is outer to iwscrve the color of the
hair than to restore It although It Is
possible to do both Our grandmothers
grandmothersI
used a MRS tea and their dark glossy
hale long otter middle lICe was due 10 thin
fact Our mothers have gray hairs be
fore they are fifty but tliy + are begin
beginI
nloK 10 appreciate the wi4loDl + of our
crandmotliers In ujhijj MKO tea for
their hair rand are fast followinc suit
Time present generation hu the advan
tnse of the past In that It can get a
ready to use preparation cal1 Welbft
Saga and Sulphur As a scalp tonic and
color restorer thin preparation U vastly
superior to tho ordinary rage tea made
by our grandmother and It can be 1
bought for CO cents and I a bottle at
almost any rutclass drug store or will
be Bent direct by Ihlt Welb Chemical
Company 74 Cortlandt St New York
City upon receipt of prUe
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TJ ERES a graceful sack suit
which is one of the most
attractive of the entire hand
some GRIFFON line for Fall v
and Winterand thats saying
a great deal too
I t
Perfect styles always and painstaking
handtailoring where it is necessary The
customtailored drape which Griffon tail
ors impart to their productgives it an ad
ed value way beyond similar suits and
overcoats for which Boadway > stores get
5 to 15 more yet
In both these there Is a larger rate
per cent of deaths ago period of 35
to 45 years than at the 25 to 34
year period
Of other occupations the analysis
ROCS to show that out of the total
number of deaths from all causes at
the ago period 25 and 34 years the
mortality from this particular cause 1
forms among janitors and sextons Is
471 per cent clerks and copyists
442 plumbers and gas fitters 432
bookkeepers and accountants 429
clergymen 410 barbers and hair
dresrers 40C servants and waiters
404 butchers 394 porters nnd
helpers rS3 tailors 377 painters
glaziers and varnlshers 372 bar
tenders 370 draymen 358 boot
and shoemakers and repairers 355
machinists 3SO brick nnd stone
masons 330 agent 328 tale
men 325 laborer 30S miter
chants und dealers except wholesale
303 blacksmiths 296 per cent
JH METROPOLIS
Miss Bessie Edwards who has
been spending several months with
her grandparents Mr and Mrs
Uriah Dixon left for her homo In
CartervllleMr
Mr and Mrs H J Humrua have
returned from a visit to Mr
Hummas old homo near Philadel
phia
Herbert Quapte and Clyde Schro
der of Paducah spent Sunday with
their parents
Mrs Mary Hart of Marlon ft
visiting her mother Mrs Nan Let
flngwcll
flngwcllThomas
Thomas Cutting who Is employed
In Paducab spent Sunday at home
Ed Urwwn who Is teaching school
In Paducah spent Sunday with
friends
W L Krone returned Sunday
from Eddyvllle Ky where he had
gone on business
Mrs T J Sharp and little lon
Don of Wllletavllle are visiting
friends hers
Wort LIndsoy left Monday for
BontoA to s > > uk employment
Mrs L G Simmons Is visiting
relatives at Vienna
Mrs Ballard Flanagan spent Mon
day In Paducah
Mr and Mrs II 0 Garner visited
In Paducah Sunday
T A Wady went to his form near
Smlthlnnd Monday
Sam Hester transacted business In
Paducah Monday
Henry Roundtreo bas returned
from his home near Samoth
Senator D W Helm left Monday
for Pope county to make political
speechesBuck 1
WhOIIs
is visiting his brother D A Bailey
visited In Brookport Monday
Metropolis News 1234 7890
Word L Hill left Monday with
his harness shop for Humes III
nnd will open a store there
Adolphua Kimball ot St Louis
Is visiting relatives here
Sam Qurley Is transacting bUll
ness in Marlon
Hugh Divans is transacting bush
ness in Marlon
One Twin More or Less
When Three Twins was playing
at the Herald Square Theater New
York two years ago there was a flrd
one night About midnight tho story
came Into a Philadelphia newspaper
office The dispatch said Three
Twins had been burned out during
time evening performance A copy
reader wrote the headline
THKtEE TWINS BURNED OUT AT
The fire in the Wilson
Heater is so perfectly
under control that with
very little attention to
the dampers your
rooms can bo kept in a
constant healthful
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE
The managing editor five minutes
later got TUB Proof It puzzled him
but only momentarily for he cor
rected It to read
TWO TWINS BUHNED OUT AT
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE
which Is how It was printed
Everybodys Magazine
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Tho Evening SunIOc a Week 4
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TEn WOOLENS NOW READY
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FOrt YOUR INSPECTION WE
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PIHCES AND QUALITY FIT
AND SATISFACTION GUAR
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ANTEEDHARMELING
HARMELING TAILOR
B22 Broadway 1
Established 1888
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If the Floor is Warm the i t
Whole Room is Warmi
temperature
The cola
brated Down
Draft creates
perfect com
bustion in the
H e a tc r so 4i
WILSON thatthcwholc
heater gives out heat
instead of just the top
portion as is the C3 Ct
with other heaters You
fccow of course ihathot
air rises so that when the
Wilson heats the floor as
well as the
upper air of
the room the
whole room
remains at a
steady even
HEATER temperature
Wo also have anything in Stove Pipe Elbows Coal Hods
j Zincs Shovels and Stove Polish jj f
HANK BROS
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