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DO Ypu Want An
Appropriate New Year Greeting
ItI
ItIr Many of our customers were in yes
4 terday to get New Year remem
brances for some fotgotten friends
Maybe there is some one on your list
If so come in and let us assist you
to find something appropriate M
DiiunondB Watches Jewelry Handsome China
Cut Glass Ladies Pursesjust a world of
tlilngsto to
NAGEL MEYER
Jewelers
3rd Broadway
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Codified City Ordinances And the f
Penalties For Their Violation
Hulkllng anti occupying new
hoe e 10 day without numbering
rain seal City of Paducnh with
out authorltf U 10
Vain liTrnnt water for domoUi
lurpot without Iloonl 810 to
t Stub
1100Allowing1
Allowing others to wo water from
hjxlrnnt or letting It run 3 to 850
4hltehing to or defacing fiN plug
atop cock Ac U to 8201
11 Letting wntor run or steam eKftpo
ncroHEi inn > roved pavements n Ito
IM
IMiHHitlroada
iHHitlroada nogtectlntc to keep cross
Injj repaired l 10 to 820
Paivnir to keep mfety ratb In
oat for each 14 Hours 126 1o100
Hunntng 10tOllt Mor tralm
faster than ton mM per hour VIC
Falling to ring boll when engine li t °
mortnjr G
Ixxomotlve or cars on crowing or
Eaten closed over five minute loIi
Street rnm ninnlng over ton mlles
t
l > or hour is
are falling to Hop on to
t r when sis nled 4S
Driver of vrtilnjes i > haH get off
tract when rlgnalml I I
sing public IwUlittmM for roglirtor
Ing or vntlnir 8s to I 1M
Hauling oteri to poN < In city
elcUon 8I0 to IK
Committing 4ndor + nt act In pres
ence of another IIS to i5
telng lewd or profane InnJ1l1 go In
4hearing of another 1 toG to f 2C
To exIKlilt any indecent or lawl
lour plrturos 10 to 100
To curse swear or to be drunk 81 1
e
To leave I collar doora open on side
walk 85 to 820
To disturb pub k exhibitions Qty
nny kind of notae 85 to UO
Hdlng or driving nn animal factor
than ordinary trot 6 to 10
Flying kite In the street I
Hlngln bolt to glue notice oxccpl
t > eforo Islam of < Mi lnose 82t
To give or Dell llnuora at an oxhlul
tlon or on election daytr 8101
Discharging firenm without roe
mla + ron 85 to 10
Throwing Btonw fling dabbles
z
II holt
Two or more prostitute on ctreel
together at night to to 850
< nimtiitTiix IIUllEH8
IIITITKK THAN MMNKYS1
f Far ahead of any Hot Clioco
lato nerved In any city largo
or mnall
mnallThis
This Is tho verdict of all Our
ciistornum when they drink
tho delicious hot chocolate
whirls wo servo with rich
thick whipped cream and Na
bisco Wafers
Chrlstmiu Shoppers Take
I Notice
D Ea Wilson
4 Tlio Hook and Music Sinn
c
Schmaus Bros
4 FLORISTS
on
For choice Out Roses Cur
nntlnns Hyacinths Narclssls
nnd Llllles
LlllleslOT
lOT PLANTS
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Nnrclssls Hyacinths Aza
leas nnd Lllllca
i All kinds of designs
Ruth Phones 1I II > U
1
V
4
4
Riding drlrtng or holding conver 1
sation on streets wltlr prostitute I
flO to 150
Riding a vehicle of any character
on sidewalk 5 to 20
Abumnc any animal by overload
Ing tcartlnf c no to 820 I
Disorderly conduct le to f 100 1
lowd omen entering saloon 810
to UliI
825Saloon
Saloon keeper or assistant permit 4
tlng lewd women Jii house no to 4
> < 25 4
1 Operating a poolroom 825 to j
Renting room for iJooNroom GOI I
to 100
8100Tlowing I
Throwing confetti Talcum I
powder or return balls on streets 85
to 10
Invrstmcnt company solllns rtcckI I
cwthout Ikcnso 8500 to 1000
I Minors entering raloona without I
written consent or with parent 26 I
to 0e e
Saloon keeper or agents admite
Ung minors without permits 8255 to 4
8 50
50Ohlhlron
Ohlhlron on streets after 9 p m
without written consent I to 81 1 e
UfllnK pawnbrokers Blgrlt with 4
out liccnw 85 to UO I
Nesloctlnfr or refusing to ho tae I
dnated Ii to 810 i
Scavenger without permit from I
health officer flO to 0I I
Spitting on aide wnlka public oonI I
vojanrc c 1 to G
ScattorliiB or spilling niWjIfJi on
treats 10I I
filgn B or notices on side walks 2 1 I
to 85
85Falling
falling to keep premier clean ot
rubbish and weeds 5 io 1iI I
letting aslies In wooden barrels I
buokctB or kegs 10I I
Box containing corpse must IhOI I
name place and cause of death GOI
PuMIng customers Into etore 810 I
to UO
fiolkltlnj without 1lrotlLIi to
825
825itonUng
Renting or loosing liousea for
bawdy purposes 2C to 100
Loafing on Btrcots or public prop
erty Ii to 00
Privies exposed ten days notice
after which If neglected I 5 to 10
Dry wolfs in sanitary district 85
to 820
820Officer
Officer sick or dkablcd fchaU notify
major In writing fix Miours 85 to
II25
Cars and hacks running nt night
without lights 10
RAILROAD NOTES 1
Paasongtraffic l wlthi tho rail
roads Is heavy again with tho re
turn to their homed of the holiday
visitors beforo tho expiration of the
Clirletmns cut rates licforo Chris
innn tho pnrrenser tranic was un
usually heavy but for several days
thte week tho traffic baa been light
The return of tho college students
back to their books has begun al
r though tho majority of the students
will remain at their homes until af
ter Now Year
eftollulJ
James Hofllch general foreman of
tho Illinois Central shops Is Ill
Den Hnri cr rte member of tho
committee of tho Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks hat returned from I
Now Orleans where t conference
was held with officials
Fireman J N Jennings who has I
been ill Is improving
Fireman Lack McCann Is sick
Fireman Will Olemcnln la l off duty
owing to illness
T1CKLKS LION HlfV 2 riJCOERS
Ciillfoi nlan Tries td Make neast Yawn
I liiul Lnndit In llospitul
Snn Francisco Dec 30Whllo l
visiting the winter quartors of a
wild animal show John Kellert of
Knlghtfl Landing Cab was told I
that ho could mako a lion yawn by
tickling his chin John tried with
tho rrwilt that ho In now In n hos
pital nursing Hand trots which two
lingers nr < ffltsgjuj J J
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yetr 7
PANAMA OONTUbL
1C DECIDED UPON
TWO IKXKIUIi i HJLLH IKOPOSKl
JX COXFKUKSCK t
Agree on Fortification Hnnnony
AMon Tolls Dry Dock
Ite Il1h5 Etc
DISCUSS COASTWISE TIIADK
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Washington Dec 0Both Sen
ator Flint of California chairman
of tho cominlttoo on inter I1nlc
canals nmT Reprosentctlve Mann of
Illinois chairman of the housb com =
mltteo oil Interstate and foreign
commorco expect to Introduce gen
eral Panama canal bills These will
Ineoirarato their differing ideas na
to the needs of legislation for the
waterway In the light of the white
house conference last night
This confercnco < leveoi > ei substnn
tlal harmony of opinion favoring
fortlflcatlon of tho canal presiden
tial discretion as to tho exact amount
or tolla under proscribed maximum I
and minimum limitations govern
ment operation of the dry dock and
repair uliop facilities and govern
ment solo of all tho coal oil and oth
er hlp supplies nt both ends of the
canal to tho trade of the world
passing through it and tho safe
guarding of competition
How Orcnt Shipment
Tho differences of views as to
whether foreign uhlpplng and coast
wloo shipping receive equal treat
ment In canal charges could not be
reconciled and the problem still Is
unsolved
Senator Flints bill will provide I
either an unqualified freo passage
of American ship or tho collection
of toll and the subsequent rebate of
the entire toll which tram Ulo view
point of eomo of thoro ia the con
bronco merely would operate as a
matter of bookkeeping Ills bill
will fix a certain maximum and mini
mum of toll on vessels of other coun
tries probably from 6V to 75 con
minimum to I2G or 8150 maxi
mum n net ton leaving tho exact
charge to tho discretion of the proai
dent BO taht It can bo adjusted to
changing commercial conditions
KclmlO Coaster
It will provide that the rebate to
oartwfeo vcwels shall rot be allow
ed to any ve w > ls owned or controll
od by I any railroad With which they
nro competitive directly or indirect
ly I It also will provide that the
government may take over to iU
own use when publIC emergencies I
mako It necessary any vessel that
avail themselves of the rebate which
would make all eoa twl o craft on
gaged In canal traffic rubject to nay 0
al uses on demand
The general measure which Mr
Mann proposes probaby will be pre
sented to his colleagues on the inter
state and foreign commerce commit
teo at one of the carlr meetings af
ter the recess Whether the VII 1
carrying tho amount wanted for the
Initial oxpenw for fortification will 1
come from the appropriations com
mltteo or tho mllltarr affaire com
mltteo of the houso Is uncertain
Tnwuey for Kronomy
Chairman Tawncy of the former
Is opposed to iieavy Increase in gov
eminent expenditures and it may
be that the military committee of
which Representative Hull of Iowa
a defeated Republican standpatter
Is chairman and which fs framing
the army appropriation bill will re
tort out suds a nirostro
Tlio question of what troatm n t
lo accord coartwlto shipping caused
1110 principal dtecustfon at tho con
ference Much of Ui lime was de
voted to tho Interpretation of the
Headache IPs Your Liver
To Many 1coplo Tnko llcniluclio
Powders Vlion n Jlvrr Tonic
IK Xretleil
Try Olive Tnbleln Tlio Substitute
for Cnlotucl
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are the
ono substitute for dangcrouscalomol
They do all of calomels work with
out any kind of Its bad after effects
There IB no necessity when you
take OIvo Tablets of following them
up with nasty sickening griping salt
or castor oil as you should after tak i
ing calomel
Olive Tablets do not contain cal o
mel or any ether metallic drugs
they arc purely vegetable compound
sugarcoated easy to take nnd never
gripe or cause weakness
Thousand of people take ono every
night at bedtime just to prevent dis
order of the liver constipation bud
breath pimples headache etc
Tile opt 1n > Olive Tablets Is a natu t I
ral laxative ns well as a healing
nothing and strengthening Ingre
dient
dientDr
Dr Edwards calomels old enemy
Uncovered the formula for Olive Tab
lets after seventeen years of practices
among patients afflicted with liver
and bowel troubles
Try them tor a week Tako ono on
retiring nightly
All druggists sell Ollvo Tablets In I
neat pocket package 15 tablets tor
t oc 4fr tablets for 25c
Mndo by tho Ollvo Tablet Company
of Portsmouth Ohio Dr F M Ed I
1YlrtW 1 trOIttUllt I
c
Wesson
Snowdrift
SnowdriftOIL
t OIL
Is creating a furore of
enthusiasm every
where among ladies
who pride themselves
upon the distinctive
superiority of their
menus It is a pure
vegetable oil abso
lutely free from ani
mal lab and greases
is odorless tasteless
and the world over it
is i supplanting la rd for
shollening cooking butler for frying
and olive oil for salads sauces etc
Beware of substitutes cheaply
made and named io sound like the
original Always demand Wesson
Snowdrift Oil made by
THE SOUTHERNI I
COTTON OIL CO
New York Savaaaab
New Orleans Chicago
taeA t row rVito In ihf raw snow
inn oa COOK BOOK at kit I Mppir k I
I IAit JA s mi Mr At1tQw dlnrt and w
filE use kad null lr K fcrt Worn with CM iplrxlid tt Uulnoor Iron
treaties with England as to whether
tho general reference to all powers
being treated allko was to bo Inter
preted to include tho United States
orto mean all powers foreign to tho
United States and Uinr permit low
er tolls for vessels of this country
and tho treaty with Panama II to
preferential treatment of Its craft
Senator Flint was especially In
sistent on the coastwise exemption
There was unanimity of view as to
the government furnishing ship sup
plies Thopresdent feels that these
arc more essential at the Isthmus
than on the Suez canal ports be
cause private concessions would
open tho way for discrimination be
tween canal patrons
BOILER EXPLODED
MASSACHUSETTS ICE PLANT IS
SCHXH OP UlSASTKIt
Ono llmly Hurled 150 Another 100
Feet In Ilio Air Sixteen
Dcna
Ptttrflold Mass Dee 3010
lives of slxUen workmen was the
loll of an explosion If3 boiler at
the plant of tho Moorewood Lako Ice
company at Moorewood Lake twoJ J
miles souUr of licre Twelve men
were killed Instantly one died short
y after the accident and three eth
ics died In the hoaplta
In addition twelve men were In
lured and it was said at tho hospital
to which they wore removed that ItI I
was feared two of the patients would
dieThe
The dead I
WILLIAM DUNN engineer
GEORGE WARD fireman
EDGAR ALLEN employe
LEO TERMAND laborer J
MeF SMITH laborer
WYATT MOORE laborer
JOHN RAYMOND carpenter
WILLIAM PEPPON laborer
ALFRED BENCE labore
F FREDERICK RUTHER laborer
ELMER ELDR1DGE laborer
JAMES MNALVS laborer
GKORGE HOUGHTALING labor
or
JOSEPH GALLEGO laborer
OHBBLINO OALLEa0 laborer
Unidentified laborer
The entire monetary loss will not
exceed 8500
oniclnls of tho tee company aro at
a loss to account for the disaster
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MANGUM LODGE
ODD FKLIXVS HII5OT TIIK1K
I OI PIeIn
Alex Vrnters H xoiiios Notilo Grand
and Clnyton Ihclps Picot
finiiul
Election of officers was held last
night bj the Matigum todgd of Odd j
Fellows at the hall In the Three
Links building The Appointive oil i
ccrs will be announced when tho
newly elected officers are Installed I
January It Tho officers elected are
Alex Venters noble grand Clayton I I
Phelps vice grand Harry Judd sec
retary and Harry hank treasurer
Charges Stealing Gloves
Eugene Holmes colored was ar
rested at S oclock lost night by Pa I
trolman Jones and Sjeclal Patrol
man Hamilton of the Illinois Central
railroad on a charge of robbery A
warrant was sworn out for Mm by
Will Johnionv colored who alleges
that Holme etolo his kid gloves His
trial was continued 1 until tomorrow
morning 1m police court II I I
rKIP1 your doslrea down to tho
limit of your abilities and you I will be
baYDi j
r e
Nv t
f l r 1r
The Dark Lad a
i of the Sonnets
i t t o t +
George Bernard Shaws New Play Complete
in The Red Book Magazine
It is said that The Dark Lady
was Shakespeares affinityhis in
spiration his distraction and his
final ruin
She is brought for the first time
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into the limelight in this new Lon
don sensation
sensationThe
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your entertainmentpaid > 1000
for the first right to print it Its a
part of the January issue
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how gladly we pay any price that is
asked for really masterly fiction
We are seeking for remarkable
stories advertising everywhere for
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the one in a thousandthe gems of
short fiction
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Every issue of The Red Book Maga
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filled only with stories superbly
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illustrated and we want from 15 to
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Blue Blazes more like Fiddle s
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famous names among those who
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EVENING SUNS
DAILY MARKET
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LOCAL PRODUCE
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Corrected dally bf Woolfolk
Sewers Co
EggS dozen 28c
Spring chickens pounu Sc
Hens pound 8c
Gceso pourid i Gc
Butter packing eack1Cc
Turkeys pound ICc
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LIVK6TOOK
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t tt b It
Louisville Dec 30fhe receipts
of hogs were 984 for the four pre
vious days this week 3556 The
market opened slow with prices
steady to a dime lower Selected
heavy and medium hogs 165 pounds
and up sold at 800 while lights
and pigs 165 pounds down sold at
790 roughs 740 down The
pens wore well cleared but the mar
ket closed weak There aro not
enough good packing hogs coming
to supply the local demand and
until there Is a material Increase in
the receipts Louisville will be a
relatively high hog market
Cattle
The receipts were IIg11l81 head
for four days this week 918 Tile
market ruled qillet with a light
crowd of buyers and but little de
mand Somo call for choice light
butchers around steady prIces but
medium and common kinds were
neglected Feeder and stacker mar
ket steady Good demand for slop
steers Bulls steady canners dull
milch cows slow No heavy cattle
here Feeling about steady Tho
pens were well cleared but market
closed quiet
Calves
Receipts 24 for tho four days
this week 170 Tho market ruled
very quiet with prices about steadyr r
too best 77c Some fancy
higher Medium 57c common
2HGc NO demand for common
trashy light calves Thbso unfit for
food will be condemned
Sheep and Lambs
St Louis Ded1 tfO attlolte
celpts 3000 market steady native 1
beet steers > 0072G calves Int t
carload lOts l 4 T25606 Hogs Re I
celpts 6500 market GQilOo lower
pigs nnd lights 7750785 pack
era 72GIJ775 butchers and best
heavy 775790 Sheep Recelpta
4000 market slbw native mBttkJna
35042S Iambs l5p006C6
Notice to Saloonkeepers
All applications for retail coffee
house license and bonds for same
should be filed on or beforo bee
31st 1910 in the City Clerka office
By order of the MAyor
MAURICE MINTYRE
City Clerk
The difference between a iabet
wan and a politician Is that t8e
statesman is dead f
t ii i vv AA1KJ
IDEAL MEAT MARKET
512 = 514 Broadjyvay
SPECIAL SALES SATURDAY DEC 31
f f r I
We arc overstocked on Florida Oranges so we arc going to give everybody a cheap
price We will sell these by the box or by the dozen Call and get our price
Sugar 18 Ibs rO1D0
24 Ib sack best Patent FlourS e
Grapes basket 20c
Fancy Wlnesap Apples pkCOc
0
Cucumbers 20c
Head tucculOc
nParsley 1
ParsleyCranberries
Cranberries 15o
Tomatoes
Spring Beets Gc
Spinach
Almonds In shell 5Uc
Filberts
Cream Nuts
saplea Nuts COc
Pecans
PecansPlstacha
Plstacha Nuts
Fine Chocolate Candy age
sorted per Ib 40c
I Oranges 5 different sizes 12c
I Extra Fancy Bananas 20c
Lemons 25r
d
t rY A
Grape Fruit per dos75c
Raisins London Lairs
Figs very fine In basketa25c
I
Fish
Black Bass
Croppies I
Red Snapper 0
11Oystors 1
Meats vffi
Venison Steaks >
Venison Roast
Dressed turkey
Dressed Geese
Dressed Ducks I
bressed Chickens
Dressed Hens
Fro Fro Wafers lb50c
Monarch Plum Iudding30o
Sweet Chocolate Co
Jello any flavor
Celery 3 stalks lOo
Shelled Nuts
Almonds
Pecans
PecansNaples
Naples Nuts l jfll
Hickory Nuts
i doz led Wing Corn85o
1 doz Red Wing Tomatoes 85c
1 doz Red Wing Peas SBo
1 dos Maple Leaf Corn00c
1 doz Asparagus T1p3i8800
1 doz 3 Ib sane Asparagus 200
Can Peaches for table usa15o
Can Peaches for table uso25a
Can Peaches for tablo30a
Can Cherries white lOo
catsup per bottlero 10o
Cranberries qt IBo
Imp Swiss Cheese per lb35o
Pimento Cheese 2 Jars 25ei i
Kippered Herring 15o
Brick Cheese per 111 2Qc
Dont forget tho Orango deal
wo will give you Be sure and a
get our prices