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RUBBER
STAMPS
When In need of Rubber
Stamps tlrasi Stencil
I Notary Seals Milk Checks
Band Datcrs eU It will
Pay you to see our line
Diamond Stamp Works
lia115 B Third St
Phones 358 M
ti Co TIMK TAIJLB
DwrteW to November 14tk ItM
Arrive Padacak
PoitsvlU4 PadUtalaI I
LouliTjlU r 416 Jm
LoiUiTllU Cincinnati east 110 pm
bphls N Orleans south 128 pm
Hphli N Orleans soutn 11 jo am
Mayfleld and Fulton r0am
Cairo Fultoa MnyfleIdM 800 pm
pmPrlmccfoa
Princeton and Kvlllo 4I6 pm
pmPrinceton I
Princeton and IIopvllU OJ 100 am
Cairo 81 Louis Chicago 7JB am
pmWtU
Ketlls Carbdale St L1100 am
KitlU CrbMal St L 115 pm
leaves Pcdacak
OaliTlll Cincinnati east f 1I am
Louisville 7EOam
IxjuUrllle Cincinnati tutll2C am
11pbls N Orleans south 167 am
amiphl
pm1ar1l1l14
hayfield Fulton Cairo 110 am
Prlacetot and HTvllle 133 am
Princeton and Ev111e1125 am
Princeton and jropvlllM 140 pm
pmCaIro I
Cairo Bt Louis Chicago 10 pm
pmwletU
UtlUi Carbdalo l Et Lw U20m
fc If DONOTAH lit
City OliN
V PJUTHEB Alt
UiIOB Dfiput
Ticket Office
City Omen 123
Ilromhray
IlromhrayDEPOTS
DEPOTS
rah R Norton SU
and
Union Station
Departs
tit tatacsnatw Ti41 fist
Hr Jackson VJ AU30 pm
HT NuhrUU awauaw1i2 Jm
Hr Memphis aarnssI30 pea
Hi lilckmu 0 111 pm
Hr Outtfsooct 117 Jm
Lr Paducah 110 pro
Hr Nahvlfy urr ttt pxn
Ilr HempM u r dtolOQp om
ir lllcltmaiu 111 ym
Lr Chattanooga 03 111 ym
Kr JaclllOc > 710 pm
Ar AUatt TtlO am
T Paducah le pm
HT Parlli pm
ftr Hollow Rock Jet > 100 pm
lsr Nashville t 160 ain
kr Chattanooga m 1 140 Jm
Hr AUanta 1 736 ym
Vir VirtU rwrmallii > m
Arrival
Arrlvts 110 9 m from NashrllU
Kmphc aid all southern points
ArrlTs 116 p m from NathTlll
Memphis and all southern poliU
746 a m train connects at II olio
Hock Jet with ohair CAT sad BuW
broiler for llemphl
110 p m train connects at IIollon
Rock Jet vlUi chiJr ear aid Butr
BraUer ter Naahr1Us
F L Welland City Fasseaeer
nieat 410 Broadway Phone 212
> a E Burn nail Meat Filth ul
Norton rtnwts Phone 23
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rete a
EXCURSION BULLETIN
Llttlo Hock Ark National
convention U D C Dates of
salo Nov G nnd G Return
limit Nov 1C Round trip
rate 1260
Savannah an Grand Prize
Automobile lace Dates of
sale Nov 0 10 and 11 Re
turn limit Nor 1C Round
trip rate 22CO
Cynthlanc Ky General As
sociation of Kentucky Baptist
Societies Dates of salt Nov
13 14 1C and 10 Return
limit Nov 21 Round trip
rate 980
Winter tourist rated on salo
Nov 1 to April SO 1911
Return limit May 31 1911 to
the following points New
Orleans La Ft Worth Tex
louston Tox and San An
tonia Tex
J T DONOVAN
T latest PftducaH KKi
K V PIUTHBR I
P JLt Ua4ea DtfOl iI i I
w1ItI t J1 t I
1 Dry Your Clothes on a Wet Washday F
Wish a New Perfection Oil Heater I
It gives lust as much heat as you desire It is safe odorless u b
and smokelessp
It has an automaticlocking flame spreader whichy p
prevents the wick from being turned high enough to smoke andp
smokejand
Is easy to remove and drop back so the wick can be quickly u
cleaned Burner body or gallery cannot become wedged be C
cause of a new device in construction and can always be easilye
unscrewed for rewicklng
An Indicator shows the amount of ollln the font Filler cap does not need C1c
to be screwed down but Is put In like a cork In a bottle and Is attached to the Sl
font bye chain Finished In Japan ornlckel l strong and durable wellmsde built p
for service and yet light and ornamental It has a cool handle and a damper pII
Dtatin Bitrr lun It net < 1 ratri wrtit far i aiftbt circular
7to
Standard Oil Companye
r Incorporated m
mi 11I I
EVENING SUNS
SUNSDAILY
DAILY MARKET
TOBACCO MAItKKTS
0
Louisville Ky Dec ITho offer j
ing on the local break follow
Burloy now 43 burley old 822
dark ok 19 orlglnul a n > ccUon
Oft review 234 total 884 rojcci
tT LOUIS AND THNNKSSKK
IUVEII PACKICT COMPANY
Incorporated
EXCURSION TO TENNESSEE
IHVEIl
Steamer Clyde every Wednesday at
5 p m
Steamer Kentucky every Saturday I
at 6 p m
Only 800 for the round trip of five
days Visit the Military National
Park at Plttsburg Landing
Fir any other information apply to
the PADUCAH WHARFBOAT CO
Agents JAMES KOOEIt Supt
t
zz2
ila are offering n bargain In
Pipes this month and ulll give
doublo coupons on oil pipes
bought during the thonth of
November
The Smoke House
233 Broadway
Opposite Wnllcratclns
er
I
Nero Fiddled While
I Rome Was Burning
Criminal Indifference t you
say And you are right But
how much worse Is it than
what you are doing every dayT
I You have read these advertise
I meat ef the
A L WEIL d CO
Fire Insurance Agency
for a year or more telling
you that you ought to know
all about the company that
carries your fire Insurance
but have you done anything
about Itf Many havo but the
majority Qf policyholders have
done nothing about the selec
tion of a company They are
still fiddling
In the history ot flro In
surnrico In America a largo
majority ef the flro Insurance
companies organized hate
tailed or retired from bus
ness To be insured In com
panics like Wells that have
been In business a hundred
years and will be In business
a hundred years from now
costs HO more than to be In
sured In ono that may go out
of business next week
A L WElL iCO
fcttk NHII JW IciliNCft T
F y
When clothes cant be hung
outside and must be dried in a
room or cellar the New Perfection
Oil Heater quickly does the worka
of sun and air You can hang up a
the wet clothes light your Perfec
tion Oil Heater open the damper
top and the heat rises and quickly T
Tdries
Do not put off washing to
await a sunny day in order to avoid
mildew Dry your washing any
anyday I L
E IO
SMOKELESS
1 G
JC1
Absolutely smokeless and odorlta C1
c
tlons 129 burley 0 4 darkv
Ninth street warehouse Boll 13C
hhda old burley at 586 to UIi7Iir
and C now burley at 480 to 1O7C p
rejections 4 1
Louisville warehouse sold 9G hhds I
oM burley at 465 to 1075 and 3 t
hhda new burley at 545 to 10
Rejections 5 p
Peoples warehouse sold 113 hhds 1
old burley at C10 to 1750 and 3 t
hhda now burley at 575 to 890 r
Rejection 4 I
The Central warehouse cold 143 b
bhdS of old burley qt 485 to UO B
Thoo were 7 rejections
Tho Farmers warehouse sold 124 f
jTho j
Tho Home warehouse sold 69 hhds
of old burley at 55 to loO50s
Tho State warehouse sold 83 buds I
of old burley at 585 to 1325 and
C cf now burley at 720 to la5iI
b
Thorn wore 4 rejections
The Kentucky warehouse sold 99f
bhds of old burley at 450 to 1325I
and 12 of new burley at 410 toI II j I I
14 SO There were 2 rejectionsI j
t
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M LIVEOTOCK
tee e eoar Vs
Louisville Ky Doc 1Tbe ro
Dills of hogs were 11 1C head orf
the three days this weak 3f294 head
The market opened early with steady
pries in style Selected hogs all
wetehts selling at 730 roughs out
at CC5 down The pens wore well II
cleared but the market closed rather
r1tbcrlceak
uniuo
Tho receipts of cattle were 173 s
bead for the thrco days this wook
1BS4 The buying crowd was email
and local the demand light and tho
market Konerally QuIet with but lit
Uochangv to bo noted so far ns
valves woro concerned Nice nsI I I 11
butcher cattle wero ready salo andf
firm Medium and Inferior kinds f
neglected and slow heavy butchers
slow Feeler and mocker trade about c
steady Fair demand for goodwelglit j
stoppers Bulls steady canners dull t
Slllch cows firm Heavy shipping f
cattle easy Pens well cleared but a
market closed quiet
Calves f
Receipts iJ3 for the Uitvo daysfi
272 TJio market ruled quiet about t1
steady bulk of the beet S8Hc
some fancy higher medium C8c
common 2Gc > b
2GcShCcp
Shroii and I ntnbs
In
11RecolpUt 3
2JS Tho market ruled about steady
n
with the best butcher lambs 5 ijG He d
medIum and culls slow at fWSc Fat
sheep 1 294Q3c down common and
medium shcop hard to tell in spite of
the light receipts at lOl c j
St Louis Dec 1CattleRe tJ
cclpte 4500 Market steady Native CI
beef steers 5735 calves In car r
load lots 42 > 5C Hogs Receipts tl
tlGGoG
5500 Market steady to strong PIgs v
and lights 70735 puckers JCSOS CI
730 Sheop Receipts 4OK > 0 Mar a
ket steady Native muttons 300 v
to lambs 55007 j
1It
It
You Must Tidy If YouWant the B
llcuilU S
J W Grcer Greonvood La suf
tered with a severe < cpge of lumbago
The pains were so intense I was ui
forced to hypodermic Injections for
relief These attacks started with a
ale in tho email of my back which
fradually iecamo fairly paralyzIng Y
My attention was attracted to Foleys by
Xldnoy Remedy and I am glad to say 8C
iftor using this wonderful hiedldno tI
t t am n6 longer bothered in any way P
y mr old enemy lumbago Oil de <
Ixjrta drug store m
nt
At present the 2500000 popula ei
on of Manhattan Is Increased to SI
hrco million during the business F4
hour A
hourThe S
The exertion pf riding fifty miles
in a good bicycle Is about equal to I
fiat ofa plceu mIle talk liD
PENSIONS FOR
STEEL WORKERS 1
HtPOIlATIONS LATEST PLAN e
ANNOUNCED t
a
E
flueo PIITcrcnt Classes of Pensions 1
Will lie Disbursed From x1
a Month 09120011 YearI I 1
FUNDOF t 1
ENSION FOND OF 12000000 I
I
Now York Dec IElbert II
Gray announced that beginning on 1
January 1 the United States Steel
corporation will pay three classes ot
old ago pensions to employes who I
have served with the parent com 1
pany or Its subsldarles for twenty I
years or more Tho Income for
pensions will bo derived from theI I
United States Steel corporation and
Carncglo joint fund to whltb no
employes can contribute and the dl
vision into classes will bo
First class Persons by compul I
sory retirement granted to em
ployes who have been 20 years in
service and have reached the age ofI I
70 years for men and CO for wom
en
Second class Pensions by retire I
ment at request granted to em
ployes who have been twenty years
In tho service and reached the ago 1
of CO years for men and GO for
women 4
womenThird class Pensions for perma I
vent incapability granted to em I
ployes who have been twenty years
in service and become permanently
incapacitated through no fault of
their own
No pension of more than 1200
per year will be allowed and none
less than 12 per month Between
these extremes one per cent of the
regular monthly pay received dur
ing the last ten years service will
bo allowed for each year of total
service for Instance
An employe who has been twenty
five years In the service and for
tho last ten years received a month
Iy wage of 60 will receive a pen
sion allowance dfJIG per month j
The steel corporation has a pen
star fund of 8000000 and the
Carnegie fund established in 1901
by Andrew Carnegie amounts to
4000000 This fund is separate
from the voluntary accident relief
plan effective last May providing
for injured employes and the fami
lies of those killed In the service
of the torporatldh
MEAN FIRE
SUUDUED m FIRRMKX IN Bolt
WIND
Firemen had a strenuous fight last
nlRhtln subduing a btazo In tho stiff
cold wind but they succeeded In ex
Ungulshlng the sro at the homo of
Mrs Amanda D Cowell 940 Trimble
street The roof of the residence
was burned off and tho household
goods damaged by water ibut by hard
work the firemen prevented tho fire
from spreading to tho houses only n
few feet distant
iNobody was at home at tA resi
dence of Mrs CowoN1 and no cause
for the fire ran to found Fireman
Nathan Sands was on watch at tho
No 3 station and about 1130
oclock this attention was attracted
by the slow when the flames burst
through tho roof Ho gave in tho
alarm and hose companies iNoa 3
and 5 answered tho alarm Tile cold
weather made it an unpleasant task
for the flro laddies but thoy stood
their ground and cxtlnjrulsliod tho
tire Tho loss will amount to about
1000Hot
Hot ashes set flro to dry leaves
back of the residence of Charles
Warren 2223 Broadway this morn
inp at 9 oclock Hosocompanlos Nos
and > 5 and truck company No4
answered tho alarm Thorn mss no
damage
Do tho rljht thing If you have
CrenmlDnim I I
Balm At once Dont touch the ca
tarrh powders and snuffs for they
contain cocaine Elys Cream Balm I
releases the secretions that Inflame
tho nasal passages and tho throat I
whereas medicines made with merj
cury merely dry up thcsecrctlons I
and leave you no better than you I
were In a word Ely s Cream
Balm is a real remedy not a de f
luslon All 50 cents
druggists or1 I
mailed by Ely Brothers 5C Warren I
Street New York
Shorthaired furs will bo freely
isod for trimming hats
A Simple Safeguard for Mothers
Mrs D Cllkoson 32C Ingles ave
foungtown Oho gained wisdom
y experience My little girl had a
severe cold and coughed Almost con
Inuously any sister recommended
Floys Honey and Tar The stet
lose I gave her relieved the inflamj
matins in her throat and after using
me bottle her throat antI lungs were
entirely freo from inflammation
Unco then I always keep a bottle of
oloy8 honey and Tar In the house
Accept no substitutes QJJbets drug
taro I
Raccoon was never BO fashionable
monp fut > i
1 n
V
The Quickest Simplest
Cough Cure
Easily and Cheaply Made at
Home Saves Ye u2 I
This recipe makes a pint of cough
yrup enough to last a family a long
Ime You couldnt buy as much or
LS good cough syrup for 250
Simple as It Is it gives almost In
tent relief and usually stops the
moat obstinate cough In 24 hours
This Is partly due to the fact that it
s slightly laxative stimulates tho
ppetlto and has an excellent tonlo
effect It is pleasant to take chll
Ircn like It An excellent remedy
too for whooping cough sore lungs
asthma throat troubles etc
Mix one pint of granulated sugar
with H Pint of warm water and stir
for 2 minutes Put 2ft ounces of
> Inex 50 cents worth in a pint hot
lo and add the Sugar Syrup It keeps
perfectly Take a teaspoonful every
ono two or threo hours
Pine Is ono of the oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes Plnox is tho most valu
blo concentrated compound of Nor
way whlto pine extract and is rich in
lulalcol and all tho other natural
healing elements Other preparations
will not work In this formula
The prompt results from this rec
Ipe havo endeared it to thousands of
housewives In tho United States and
Canada which explains why the
plan baa been Imitated often but
never successfully
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction
pr money promptly refunded goes
with thin recipe Your druggist has
Plnex or will get It for you If not
send to Tho Pine Co Ft Wayne Ind
Biggins loves to talk about him =
seltI
Yes but hes had about enough
of It for once He had a visit from
the census man and two Insurance I
agents today WathJngton Star
Paducah Ky OctoDer 14 1910
This certifies that I have been sell
ing Halls Texas Wonder for six
years and recommend It to the pub
tic to bo tho best Kidney Bladder
and Rheumatic Remedy that I have
ever sold Sixty days treatment
for 100 J M Oehlschlaeger
Knlcker President Lowell doubts
whether there is a Plymouth Rock
DockerI keep em rayeelf iNew
York Sun
iMens nooktles this season are nil
lender and mostly In plain colors
A return of the bolero and eton
laoket is prophesied I
prophesiedHOTEL
HOTEL I
ST DENISI I
BROADWAY and 11th STREET
NEW YORK CITY
Within Tiq Attvn vt Kmr Print ef
Intrmk 1111 Block from Wum krr
3 nlnulio walk of 8h < wt Ia mtrL
1J 1
CXwifwIiblr Appointmenff C irfcW
writer 0J IIalap
TDDNS 5100 PER DAY Lull Ul j
Vry Commoillanii Sample
Coomi o t nrannnnblr IUil <
EURPPBAN PLAN I
Table dHotO Breakfast 50c I
WM TAYLOR SON Inc
TONIGHT
to t An
2Y60a Llrntrfn
2Y60aCHRYSANTHEMUMS
I CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Arc now ripe Choice cut
bloom or fine plants
Bulbs of our owp Importa
tion Hyacinths Narcissus
Tulips and Chinese Sacred
Lilies
FINE LAKGE GOLD FISH
Artistic Floral Designs to
Order
CUT FIAMVEKS OF ALL
KINDS
tlNlSdduCah
dduCah Ityy
620 Broadway
Both Phones 808 or 107
Coffee Special
Idlewild Brand Roast
Coffee fresh and strong
Four Pounds for
100
Granulated or pulverised
The best op the market
S Aa FOWLER
SUPPLY OMPANY
j ShNI J
YOUR WINTER CLOTHES
Are a live issue these days You couldnt ask more than that
they should not only fit but SATISFY YOUthats our guarantee
with every Suit or Overcoat And we further guarantee every
piece of goods wo use to be all wool
Woll save you from 1000 to 1500 on what oven ready
made clothes of equal quality would cost Wo can prove theso
things If you give us a chance
0
Suits and Overcoats 15 to 40
NEWTON TAILORING CO
123 South Fourth Street
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
TilE BANK OF STRENGTH
Capital 30000000 Surplus 20300000
Habits determine your future Get the DANK BOOK HABIT
now and assure for yourself a future ot Independence Deposit
your savings In the City National Bank of Paducah tho livest
and most progressive financial Institution In western Kentucky
Guaranteed liability to depositors over 86000000
INTEREST PAH ON TIME DEPOSITS
OFFICERS
8 B HUghes President L H Rieke Sr Chairman Board
Jos L Friedman VlcePrest of Directors
Jas C Utterback Cashier C E Richardson Asst Cashier
Emmet S Bagby Asst Cashier
COLD WEATHER AUTO COMFORTS
Autolsts certainly can enjoy themselves If equipped with the
many coldweather comforts which are featured In our accessories
departmentClarks
Clarks Foot Warmers Wind Shields Tire Chains Anti
ing Solution Etc Special prices on Coupe Tops too Let us
figurq wfth you on making a coupe out of your present car
Kentucky Auto 4 Machine Co
n Q FISHER Prop Sixth and Jefferson Sts
4
CITY TRANSFER CO
C L Van Meter Manager
All Kinds of Hauling Storage and
PcKing <
Both Phones 499
TIME TABLE
Ferry Boat G W Robertson
Leave Paducah for Owen Landing atI I = m x 800 a m
Leave Paducah for Owens Landing atr r v 846 am
Leave Paducah for Owens Landing at 200 pm
Leave Paducah for Owens Landing at 630 pm
Leave Paducah for BroekporJ at T 00 am
Leave Paducah for Broekport at 12110 noon
Leave Paducah for Broekpart at 415 pm
Leave Paducah for Livingston Point at 846 a m
Leave Paducah for Livingston Point at 100 J M
Tables furnished for ard parties on application
All afternoon ride for Ladles and Children for 10 eota
A Twenty Mile Ride for 10 cents
centsJOHN
JOHN K ROLLINS Vaster
I
E D BANNAN
119 Kentucky Ave
The Plumber
PlumberWe
We are now located in our new
Home opposite the new fire
station
t ft 6
W F PAXTON It RUDV P PUUYEAR
President Cashier Assistant Cashier
CITIZENS I I SAVINGS BANK
Incorporated
Vrilrd and Braadwny
Slate Depositary
Capital > 0 100000
Surplus r 60000
100000
Stockholders Liability n to
Total Security to Depositors < 250000
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS FROM 7 TO B OCLOCX
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