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I Winners of Yesterdays
Prizes In Puzzle Contest
The prize winners for today Miss Lou Era Garrett
Miss Lola Kelly Miss Vivian Kelly 248 Clark street
Miss Ada Green Mr John Jones
t i MINE WORKERS
WAGES IN KENTUCKY AFFECT
ED II V THIS MEETING
Indianapolis Feb IoTbe nation
al executive committee of the mine
worker will meet ber
Th lime for holding the joint conferences I
ference In the several stairs have not
notI I
all been fixed The Indiana bitumi
nous convention will be held at Term
Haute beginning March 2 and the
jolht conference on March 10 That
of IlllnoU will be held at Springfield
February 15 Kentucky miner and
operator will meet In March
The wage icale signed directly and
Indirectly affects the wages of 800
000 miner Those directly affected
are the miner In the states of tho cen
I tral competitive district composed of
Ohio Indiana Illlnol and the Pitta
burg dltrlct of the tennnylranla
Those whose wage are indirectly
affected are the 30000 miner of Cob
tral Pennsylvania 15000 of Michi
gnu 14000 of Iowa 5000 of Ken
tucky 15000 of Alabama and 15
000 of Tennessee and about 20000 of
Kansas Missouri Arkansas and Indi
an Territory All of the latter bale
their wage demand on the scale adopt
ed In the Central district
WILL REMAIN HERE
4e UK I 8 OOOB WILL NOT RE
I TURN TO THE LOUIS
VILLE POST
The Louisville Post of yesterday an
flounces that Mr Irvin 8 Oobb man
aging editor of the Palncah News
i Democrat will go there and accept a
petition on the Post on which paper
Mr Oobb worked before coming to
Paducah
Mr Oobb bowerrr will remain
In Paducah Mr Oobba many friend
I r here will be pleated to learn that he
will continue to make Paducah big
borne
borneREVOAIILIBLE
REVOAIILIBLE P B
MARTIN L L D
WaverlyTexas writes Of a morn
log when lint rising I often find a
pblellmI
I
which produces a rough and is I very
hard to dislodge but a imall quanti
ty of Ballard Horehound Syrup will
e at onro dislodge It and tbe trouble It I
over I know of no medicine that II I
equal to It and It ii so pleasant to
I take I can most cordially recom
mend It to all pcrionsneodlng a med
icine for throat or lung trouble
Price 25o60ofl bottle Sold by On
Doll Kolb and Co
One Prayer Alwaya Answered
1that
I that he met Mr Balfour one evening
I at a dinner party when the converaa
urJ
J of aflfconfldence My friend repeat
ed the saying Ood cle as a guid con
celt o cartels Mr Dalfour heard
It and bonding across added And
that air la tho only prayer tho gods
always onworl
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i PRESCRIPTIONS i
Carefully Compounded at I
1 Soules Drug Store I
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RAILROAD nOTES
NEW MACHINE AT THE HIIOP8
OTHER LATE NEWS
A new mahlna was received at tho
1 O shops this morning and placed
In the woodworking department It
ItI I
ii a moulding machine and one of the
tbeI I
Engine No 20A wrecked at Oaney
Tllle several months ago will be out
of the shop tomorrow The engine
wan badly wrecked and the machinists
had been working steadily on it ever
since Ibo accident 10 that It might be
plaoml in service again as soon as pas
ilble The company II t pressing every
passenger engine It hu In service and
the work In the machine shops Ii be
ing puihtil rapidly
Mr II McConrt superintendent of
tbe Chicago division of the Illlnol
Central bal recovered after a several
month lllnrM and has resumed bis du
ties lie bat turn promoted to the
position of assistant general superin
tendent ot northern and western lines
of the mad a deserved promotion of
which his many friend will be pleased
to learn
learnMr
Mr W J Laffey traveling car
tracer of the I O Ii in the city to
day He was formerly special agent
of the LoulTllla division of the road
PRESIDENT AND CARTOONIST
President Roosevclta failure to kill
a bear on his recent hunting expedi
tion Into Mluiulppl continue to be a
matter for almoit dally jest at the
White Honda Let ho forget brnlnM
discretion and complete triumph a
i diminutive major urea has for sometime
time occupied a prominent place In
nearly every cartoon published by tbe
Washington Post It is I a pitiable
little bear with big innocent eyes
which are cast furtively at the proil
dent when he in I the object of the car
toon and at other time a bear whose
eyes seem flllod with an unknown
fearThis
This miserable cub has afforded the
president lots of fun and has also bad
the effect of cooling his ardor for the
chase At one of the White House
receptions Mr Berryman the cartoon
lit was present and as he pawed
with others in front of tbo president
and the receiving party Mr Roosevelt
grasped him by the hand and person
ally introduced him to Mid Roosevelt
as the bear man acknowledging at
tbe same time the amusement which
the dally appearance of the bear hail
caused him following It with this
oonfeulonYou
You know said ho a feeling of
pity come over me after I have bad I
my laugh and I dont believe I could
find it In my heart ever to kill another
bearNew York Time
BEST LINIMENT ON EARTH
Henry D Baldwin superintendent
ally water works Bhullsbnrg Wis
write I have tried many kinds of
liniment Lat have never received much
benefit until I used Ballarda Snow
Liniment for rheumatism and pain I
think It the belt liniment on earth
25o60o and ft bottle
Scold by DuBois Kolb and Co
Officer Bam Beadles has returned
from Fulton
IOZ 1
FRUITS THAT ARE
REALLY MEDICINE
It may not be generally known that
grape are almost u good as quinine
for malarial troubles and that pineap
plea are a sure cure for a sore throat
Tomatoes are perfect liver regulat
ors they contain a wry small portion
of mercury while oranges act on the
kidneys very beneficially Lemons are
efficacious In curing and preventing
cancerous trouble and recently lemon
Julro has been declared by physicians
a preventative of typhoid fever the
acetic acid In lemons being Raid to
I have a counteracting Influence on ty
phoid germs Water cresses act on the
lungs and are aald to be a cure for
Incipient consumption They cer
tainly have marvelous tonic power
and refresh one after great fatilluoI I
Lettuce If taken In limo with lemon I
juice will cure the jaundice
A Great Idea
Tke auportera of football are assem
bled Iu convention
Gentlemen says the spokesman
something must be doM to add In
terest to the game I regret to ac
knowledge that In recent years do
spite our efforts to wound maim and
kill the sport has dwindled In public
favor No doubt this is because of
the Increase in the number of r
and the fatnlllarlty of the public with
Injuries from that cause also because
of the growth of the automobile fad
Herco as I say we must do some
thing to put more ginger In the game
The point Is I what shall we doT
Here a baggy haired man arose In
tho rear of the hall and begged for a
bearingGentlemen
Gentlemen be aald I represent
the IlussoA jitrtcan acclty of an
archy and am also an enthusiastic
football player It occurs to me that
if the ball era filled with dynamite
Instead of air It would =
Hut tbo rest of his remark were
simply drowned In a furious explosion
of mad applauae Baltimore Amer
lean
IF UNWELL
Try a GOo bottle of Herblne notice
the Improvement speedily effected in
your appetite energy strength and
vigor Watch how it brighten the
spirit gives freedom from Indigestion
and debility I
Isaao Story Ava Mo writes Sept
101000 I was in bad health I bad
stomach trouble for 12 months also
dumb chills Dr JWMory prescribed
Herblne it cured cie in two weeks I
cannot recommend It too highly it
will do all you claim for It Sold by
DuBois Kolb and Co
Hebrew In High Office
Sir Marcus Samuel who became I
lord mayor of London on Nov 0
enter on his high position In 91 I
of celerity on the aldermanic bench
having received election by the liv
ery men of the city of London recent
ly according to timehonored custom
lie served the office of sheriff seven
years ago He Is fortynine years of
Icafl and la associated with firms ol
Japanese silk and oil Importers and I
Japanese merchants Ills ucessslon
to the civic chair is interesting for
the fact that he Is I another Instance I
of tho Hebrew faith attaining the
highest municipal dignity In Eng 1
landANOTHER
ANOTHER VEtERAN DEAD
Pewee Valley Feb 10 John a
Patton aged 83 years an Inmate of
the Confederate Home is dead His
make the sixth death since the home
was opened last fall Patton enlisted
in the Confederate service In October
1801 and served till April 1815 He
was a member of Bhawhani cavalry
battalion under Gen Humphrey Mar
shall
DEATH IN THE COUNTY
The throe months old child of Alex
Bmallman died at Cecil Kyan4 were
buried today nt McKendrce cemetery
Cheating at School
IrchCIlUng
There Is I a great fraud being perpe
trated right In our midst by which
honest persons are cheated out of their
Hunts and honors says tho Louisville
Times of a matter of interest every
where
Reference Is I made to the school ex
aminations
How many of the pupils can go be
fore tbo teachers and answer review
questions without preparation If
they cannbt do that what Is I the sense
in having these examinations thereby
exciting the pupils Into cheating
Tho scholars are told upon what
day they will be examined In certain
subjects They either cram or take
unto themselves certain Jacks to
help them out Tho boys fasten their
Jacks to the inside of tbe coat
sleeve by means of a rubber band and
when the examiner JUlie that way
the bit of card board with the note
on It disappear up the sleeve Girls
bide their in tae bosom of their shirt
waist or in any safe and convenient
place about their person
There Is Ibo hcnest pupil who can
answer sensibly any question upon the
subjects he bd gone over he passes
perhaps in the examination but not
with such high mark as tbe fraud
There II I cheating even in the daily
lotions Instead of having a recita
tion bench tbe pupils are permitted
to lit at their desks and recite They
either read their lessons from their
book or from copies
It rests mainly with parent to sup
press this fraud They should instill
into the minds of their children that
It is better to get a poor report and be
brilliant than to get a brilliant re
port and be poor in intellect
If scholar were called to class and
examined In their studies without be
ing forewarned there would be more
studying and less If any cheating
There is I still another evil in our
mldstaad that is in the preparation of
the young minds for the higher
grades Then are some teachers in
the primary school who win their pu
pil by gentleness firmness and kind
ness The pupils of such teacher
learn rapidly and pass to higher grade
on their merits But there are other
teachers Just take a stroll into some
of the ward schools while school is I in
session Pause for a few moment in
the hall and yon will bear one bf the
i I teacher screeching in loud angry
tones at her pupils Perhaps she will
Inflict corporal punishment which cre
atee a desire for revenge in the breast
of tbe child No one has the right to
trlke a child but the parents
The following remark was made b
one of a crowd of boy who were
swapping experience of school life
Said tbo boy I used to get a beat
Ing every day became I didnt know
my lessons but pshaw It is a cinch
now I I can cheat like the devil and
she dont know It What the use of
getting licked everyday when yon
can keep from it
By tbe time that boy is ready for
the High school cheating will have be
come an art with him
b there no way to suppress this
fraud so that tbe really studious pu
pils may pass on their merits
SIMPLE COLDS
Cease to be simple if at all pro
longed The safest way Is I to put I 1
them aside at the very beginning Bal
DIIIjlard +
lards Horehound Syrup stops a cold
and remove the cause of colds 25c
60o and f III bottle I
Bold by DuColiKolb and Co
f
I r july Phi1iipiCo3
Sale of
Manufacturers i
Samples
of Ladies
Muslin Underwear
We have been fortunate enough to buy from a large
manufacturer his entire line of samples of Skirts Draw
ers Corset Covers Chemise etc ar a price that enables
us to sell them to you at wholesale cost and on many
pieces less The line is large and varied and includes
everything from a plain modest garment to the most elab
orately trimmed pieces
You really cannot afford to miss this opportunity it
means dollars in your pocket to buy now
We also have on sale a complete line of
Laces Embroideries Edges
and Insertings
Machine laces all widths 30 to aoc
Point de Paris lace 3 to 5 inches wide 5C andioc
Alllinen lace 5C and loc
Wide embroidered flouncing for corset covers 400 to i
Nainsook by the bolt fine sheer quality SI75 and 2
Long cloth by the bolt ti to 8175
Nainsook and long cloth by the yard loc fo 25C
Checked muslin for underwear 5C to aoc
Checked and striped dimities loc to 25C
New Waist
Goods
Madras and Canvas Cloth colored and white 25c to JSC
a yard
White Vesting new 650 to h
Fancy Madras white and black and colon 500 to 750
Zephyr Gingham loc to 250
Snow Flake Etamine for shirt waist suits all colors 250
a yard
Colored Linen Etamines 40C to 500
KEEP OUT THE WET DEAD AND HEELS
If You Want Health
There are times better shoes are needed and this season of the
year when we are having rain and mud Is the time Buy good
shoes and cover them with rubbers for especially wet weather
so read our list of prices and see if you cant find something to
interest you
BOYS AND YOUTHS DEPARTMENT
65C buys boys3 to 5 youths satin calf heavy sole
125 buys boys 3 to 5 satin calf heavy sole were 150
S 150 buys boys kangaroo call seamless solid 3 to jwere 8175
SI 50 buys boys kangaroo grain solid 3 to ss big cut cheap
at IIr
6125 and 8140 buys line Marine sold 6 to 2 extra good
MENS DEPARTMENT
8150 buys mans heavy upper tap sole goodstylecheap at IIr
225 buys mans heavy tap sole usually sells for 3
200 buys mans calf lined box calf shoe
200 buy = mans Eli shoe This stock does not scar or peel
200 buys mans kid McKay or welt sewed
Have you seen our ventilated shoes for men Cures perspir
ing feet and corns
cornsWOMENS
WOMENS DEPARTMENT
SI50 buys line patent calf heavy sole solid were 200
112 50 buys line patent kid kid welt sole were 8300
8200 buys line heavy extension sole extra value
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