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An ImprovementWo halo just installed a handsome now clear case ono that

I will display our stock well and keep clears in good condition

Our line of smoker supplies is ono of the largest in Padueah

comprising all the standard popular brands of cigar3 as well astil +

a complete assortment of tobaccos cigarettes and paper

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DrujfQlatay Both PhorlsM I7a Fifth and Broadway

Night bell at asldo doorp

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TOE LOCAL MEWS

Dr Gilbert osteopath 4405Broadway Phono 190

Visit logos short order restarantfel33 South Second

Linen1 markers for tale at thisofflco I W

Forms for real cstato agenliinto at this otnce-

Wallpaperrorl

bargains at Koley d

Umbaugh8 321 Kentucky avenueVeterinarians Farley Flsho

4291SouthLinen markers for talo at tblll

omcoI629 Broadway I

City lubicrlbcn to Tho DallyBun who with too delivery of thenpapers stopped must notify our col

k lector or make tho request directl < Tho Sun office No attention wllbo paid to such order when giverto carriers Eun Publshlng Co

Manicuring hairdressing scalitreatment sad tnajtaglng JolaFiiber Oil Junlucky phono 1852-

Linen markers for talc at thIsoffice

Plover pots Flower otsl Anynlzp delivered In any quantities MJ Tops Seed Co Phone 2I3

LI P Branjon the local gardonofor the IlllDoht Central railroad look-up tho newer from tire park at theInlon nation thU tnornlng and ship1jKd them to tho green house at Louts1 > where they will bo putted andkept during the winter

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lInn bCrGer of 520 South FifthIhct1IVhHe working about tbo oletretor at the plant of the CohankuiManufacturing company Oar Den-ton H3 years old had Ida left legbroken Tho accident happened nbout530 oclock

Purse SnatchedWhite making her toilet In the

with room at the Union station lastnlpht MM I1I Uarnhart of Blrmingliam Ala laid tier imrco o > thewindow till The sash wee raised andimneono grabbed tho puio and waikurcestifn In getting away before thelady could summon on officer

Sunny Slojw School CloMilIi On Mvcount of un epidemic of dlph

thrritt raging In tho communityI thoful1ll Slope tclrool In thu county linewien closed Indefinitely Ono deathI is already occurred and moro thana dozen cages are maid to exit MitelDora I raften Is teaching tbo tchooL

A blind man In Ohio after drinkIng a ntn of whisky claims to Jiav

seen thing KtiaiirThe avurago number of hats on D

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Tim fact that one Is In needof medicine seems to us an Inttlcatlon that thoywumt It atonce and lor that reason wohave especially equipped our-selves to make deliveries Im¬

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dOll either by phone or in1perron

I Two bicycle messengers areon duty at our atom everyhour In thccdli udtll slovennt night Phono outlntseither phor howpromptly oitd aatititactorlly yoattend your waats

Gilberts DrogStore4b ant Iroidwav

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TAFf AND BRYAN

OoBtlnacd from pap ratm

frequently moved them to loud applausc The route traversedthrough numerous Republican wallhold A carload df epcakqrsbrought out of Omaha and at tactplace visited by Mr Bryan one wasdropped off to complete the work orexpounding Democratic doctrine

Mr Urynn accused Mr Taft of notmaking the speech In Nebraska thatho had teen making In other parts ortho country

Who finvo Goal CrO17He did not discuss the guarantee

JouliUeuIbecaupeople of Nebraska arc In favor olthe guaranteeing of depositors HUappealI was toth farmers and It wasbated upon the fact that the farmershave had good crops and fair pricesbut did tho Republican party give you

croll1ltI think tho Republicanparty IIIs responsible for good cropsbondl thank the Republican partyThose who bollcvo III wo do that thogood crops ore due to the fertility ofthe foil to reasonable rains and tothu warmth of the sunshine shouldthank the Almighty

Japan Wants PeaceTokloOct laAn Imperial re

script publlthed urges peace and mor11111 elevation ho declaration that thneast and wet ore dependent on eachother for mutual welfare and urgesthu cultivation ot frjcndrtijp kfuthernations An tho result of tbo rescriptMH>plo expect a peace agreement withracrlca acd Japan will bo concludedluring the fleets visit

Kulp CompanyArticles of incorporation of tho

Alex Kulp Doggy and llarnwg cornnuy with a capital tock of 2500

wore flied in the county clerks officetoday Tlie company will nxinuncture harnettt and do n wholesaleand retail harneo and buggy buslnersIAlex KulpJ John Deve aid T IIlieu arc the incorporators

Ministers in CityThe following mnlstcrs of tho Hal

tIt church are In tho city en routeto attend the seventyfifth annrvcrraryof the Wo t Union llaptlrt nswclalion which convenes at tho Mt Zonchurch Dr C M Thom ou editorof the Wostvrn Recorder W D IowliB of Ioultvlllp Kcrotnry of thenhon In Kentucky Dr J P lienlerson of Bristol Va secretary oftilU Inymane movement and Dr JU Maddox of Owoaboro secretaryor the Mlnlstcre AM atroclatlou-

Dm C M Thompson W D Pow-ell and J D Maddox will attendprayer treating at thq First Daptteihurch tonight 1

Attention odd FellowsAll members of Mangnm Lodge 0-

II f O 0 F ore hereby notifiedto assemble at the hall at 130 p mThursday Oct 1C to attend thettnurnl of our deceased brother Wm

> owcy All Odd Follows are Invitedto Attend by order of-

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IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

Former Tenclicr WedltTOlInIIlls Esther Doyd r

Thompson of Doaz wore married 1InBoaz today Tho marriage bad beenexpected for acme tlmo by thefriends Roth nro popular younpeople and they will Tesldo In DoazTlw brldo taught in tho Paducaschools for several yam having thoristb trade in the Washington buildtilt and was iwjnilar here She rc

signed her position Ilit Juno DiThompson iIs a rising young phjiilclaiand Is well known over western Kentucky

Jolly uniplnjf IIIIt< >vThe camping party that spout Ilst

week on Crawford lake reports thoouting a success in every particularKIsh and squirrel were found IInabundance Roast trig and possum fat ami sweet taters also ticklethe palates of tutu voracious pitmakers

Tho weather woud have been cillrely too crisp for house plantsbut with roaring camp pros the Ungof frost In the air mado it all thomore enjoyable The last night oftho campI under tho warming Innucuco of a mighty camp fire overtd ballad was sung with the cxceilion of Old Black Joe and AuldInng Syne This was foKowed by IImidnight lunch of boiled pork Theparty was composed of the followingDr and tfrs Rolland Mr and MrsZ C Qranam Jnljpf fcrabamvllloMlhf Blva Jones pf Padu cabDr 0C MrKlnnoy Dr and Mrs Danleliof Tenncewo Mr and Mrs Hd1 Marthai of Kern Mrs W M1 Bolderof Ohickatha Okla Mr and Mrs JMI MrKlnnoy Mcun W Ili and Wn Carlngton of Ragtand Messrs TD and J W Spouse of Woodvllleand quite A host of friends

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lull+ iMcGstlay WcdillugThe marriage of Mica Mabel Ircm

faliwtI of this city and Mr Edwarda McCabe of St Louis took plantthis afternoon at 4 oclock at stIFrances do Sales Catholic church Theceremony was i >erformcd by the Hotla + her II W Jaiucn

TIlt bride was especially prrtty In

in effective golugaway gown of graywith hat and gloves to match Shee rrlcd pink torte

TUo ushers wire Metsra Felix StIcJm Paul Malone Will ttcCannand Clifford Ileddlck

After tho ceremony a wedding dinier was slvcn to tho bridal partyand relatives at the homo of Mr andIr Richard Calks 93g MadteoNroot A color scheme of pink andreen Is prettily elaborated in theable decorations The cutting of thoprides cake will be a feature of thetinner

Tho couplp will two at C13o lock for StIouls torcaidr whereIjcy will bo at home at the McDonald

JlotelMr and iMru George 0 Coleman ot

IeNar > Ky and Mrs K O McCabeof St Iouls nro TiCfts for the ccreuony

teuntJfiil Afttnioou Wwldlnu of MssDecker and Mr Itlekr-

Tbo wedding of Miss Helen DockerIIndI1 James Calhoun fiche thisafternoon at Grace Epiftopal churchias a most beautiful cremonlal wit

ntested by a large atomblagc of frondsoC the popular young couple

Tlio charm that characterizes an atercoon wedding was combined with

tho brilliancy of effect that marks thevettfng affair Grate church whichends Ittolf readily to the beauty of+redding tvttlng was most effectivelyecorated for tho oviation In thehunwl ferns with the airy whiteoamo werouscd cut inly while theornsi with bride roes were tho altarccoratlonn

The bridal prose ional was ou folowe Mcwr CliarK1 Allcott nndohn Sillier Jr MIMI Iletta Hatneld

Mlettrr Charles Ilirkc and Edwin JPaxton Miss Ruth Hall Dr FrankIninllton of Jackfflu Tenn and Mrconk Davis Jlba Lillian GregoryImrs Stuart Sinrott and Dr J QViylcr JLIri Faith LangEtaff Mostrft

David> Kojwr and Frank Bourne Misstyirtlo Decker h maid of honorlio brldo entered with her fatheroloncl AJbort Jackson Decker andIIIS met at the chancel by the brldcroom mid the bett man Mr Loutsr Rlcko jr who came from thoirttry room The beautiful weddingItual Ins lmpre tvoly sold by tho

odor of Grace church tho RevDald> Cody Wright

MV Owen Tulle was at the organund rendered a beautifulmusical pro

THIS model is one of oursnappiest for young menThere is nothing at allfreakish about it but itcontains just ttho rightkinks to please the youngfellows

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bridal party ho played a medley oC

love songs approprlato to the event

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You Dear was playedIt was a white and pink vcddln

and these colors wore most ffcctlvclcarried out In the artistic gowns cC

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panels of woven sliver studded wliipearls She wore the bridal veil Andcarried n shower bouquet of brideroses and llHcsoftbovall y 1

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I hut of pink and a bouquet of pint-roses I

The brdcmaids made a charmingpicture Mts Hatfle5darid Miss Gregory wore gracefullgoos of whitesilk inoutteline Bordered with Illnkroses and whlt6batscovered wiltpink roses flag Lansstnff and MisMali were picturesque in iimllagowns of whto silk moiusellno butbordered In pink sweett peas and WOPwhlto hate covered with the sweetptcta Tho Urldeumalds bouquetswere white chrysanthemums tiedwith pink tfs

Tho Inldal party was Informallyentertained at the Decker home alterthe ceremony The house Was prettily decorated with the wedding roonTho duple will leave this evening otan extended wedding journey Thebrides going away gown Isa stylishcostume of London Smoke grey withhat to harmonize

Tho wtJding gifts were especiallyhandsome and varied and testified tothe wide lipularty of the recipients

Out of tuwn guests present for thewedding were Mr and Mars FredVcTcoe of Columbus Ohio Mr andMrs Walker Butterfield of HattieCreek Michigan Mr and Mrs JamesRobins of Jackson Tenn Dr FrankHamilton cf Jackson Tcnn

HuflTct Su iier for Bridal Partyair and Mrst George Clayton Wai

lace will entertain the bridal party of I

tho WallaceIatlmer wedding at abuffet roPlllr tonight at their homeStd North Ninth street after the wed I

ting rehearsal at tho Flrtt Christianhurch

reach Organize for Weekly StudyThe Sunday school teachers of thoII

Jroadway Methodist church mot with

1tn Mildred Davis C20 Kentucky I

venue last night and organized fortttllo winter series of teachers meet j

rigsMr C B Hatfleld was electediresWent and Mrs Mildred Davisco president Thu me lrrs6 will be

field cyery Tuesday night with Mr-says1rotJGhn> A Carnagey sucrintciidcht or tlnccity schiSls was

a vlaltor at tho meeting last night

Mr P M Drew f Dawson Springsiaa in Paducah yesterday on business

Mr Will Holt of Ftorenco Stationleft this morning for Mason Mills toattend the meeting cf tho Baptist us

odatlonRevenue t Kector R D Happy of

I yfldd is laI tho cityMajor Bastett of HopklnsvlUc In

ommand of the state troops in wrvcc In tho night rider district was

bero this mornln en route to Muray where he will Inspect the camp

Mr and Mrs Rs J Wllwn left tolay for Palertlno church near Maxon

lilts to attend tho meeting of theDal lIst niiixxrlation

Mr T J Holcomb a prouilnvptroduce duster of Murray was here

thIs monlnt en route homo fromhlcagolion MeD Ferguson of La Center

tote railroad comniUrioner 1Is In theIty today He Is suffering from audlyI sprained reotII

Miss Naunlobent who has been 111 of typhoid I

mr Is rapidly improving and is nowI

out of dangerFireman Russell Hughes of tho-

Xo 3 rtatlonis Ill of grip and unableto lbo on duty

Sar11contttwson Springs tbnrorowJackson D Armetrong Is resting

oasy today tit the Illlnora CentralbosHal Ills strength still holds out

Mr Owen Tully returned this morn

helhl18Attorney L II James father ofongressman OHIO James was In the

city today on businessE O Yancy of St Louis was In

ho city today Mr Yancy laI 11 torjj

nor laducahan an lls secretary and

hieIgarcompanAlexanleroCICaIJlz

A X Vcalo salesman for the Plantrs Protective association Is In Mayold on business for the organization

The ltev W E Cava Is very muchnproved today

Miss Nell Holmes of Cear Springsvas in tho city today en ronto to Paucah to visit Mrs W A BerrylayfloU Messenger

Mr PhH Stephen of Cairo Is In-

the city visiting friendsMor and Mrs George C Coteman

tf McXary aro the guests otMtrr nndIrs Itlcherd CallssI 933 Madisontreat to attend tho 1lI1Ccbow-

eddh1g this afternoonMrs TJ O JlcCabo of St Lonls

rrlrcd today tto attend ihe weddingorff hot son Edward C McQabo toHw Mabel Caltesi

11rs Henry Reed of 4 15 Kentuckyvenue returned homo yesterday afer a visit to her paren r Mr andMII hear Turner otWo hxJlIo-

I Doc Dourland the popular strcctcar conductor U able to bo at orlctoday after being slightly hurt bfalling from his car Saturday

Capt JI Owen went to Hopkliicounty this morning I

F W Kaltcrjohn went to GraveSwitch quarries this morning

NEWS iooURTSI

I1rcult Courtof circuit court wos

held this morning but no trials entered into all cases being continued un-

til Friday when tho next session oC

ourt will be held when It Is expected

the grind Jury will bo ready to make

rCVQrtI brought IndictmentoJalnH J C Henderson for horsdealing Hewlett Covlngton for ob-

I talulirg money by false pretenses ape

BUI Halley and Ernest Ward for obtaming property by false pretenses

Tho Jury failedl to indict A E Scotheld on a chargo of converting tohis own use money of another andWIlUs Dunlap and Will henrycharged with petit larceny

Ten prlsonera given penitentlorsentences at this term of court weresentenced by the court Tho numberIs unusually small and fin years iIsI

tho longest term given any of thoprieoncra Tire list In as followsBreaking war house Will Wlckllttifive years Breaking railroad carFrank Txfwcb 2t years housebreakIncJo1rll Jennings five years Erncat Hall and Newt Helm two yeareach Breaking storehouse Honrhell two ante Robbery Tom Baker two years and Bud Dobson cm-

year Obtaining money by Cairo pretenses Ben Wll on four years JaiRldgway one year Sentence was notpassed on Herbert NIcliolson Len

tented for two years for forgery as-

a motion for a new trial will be heardthe first day of the evil term whichbegins October 20

Suits FiledFriday is the last day suits may be

ned to bo docketed at the comitycivil term of circuit court and a num

medI com-

pany med suit against Downs I

company for 33747 claimed due 01account

II Ynnd W F Bynuni filed suitigalnst J W Roark and D D John-son for 19430 due on two notes

DreyfuM WeUt company filed

mil against the Nashville Chatta-nooga St Louis Railroad companyfar 2SG for two barrels and fivedrums of whltky destroyed In the de-pot at Do Soto Ga which wasburned It is claimed that the partyto whom tho whisky was consignedmd failed to take It out and the rail-

road company had failed to notify theplaintiff that it could be removeJfronthe depot beforo the fle occurrence

Marriage licenseeW Carrol Latlmer nod Frances

iVallacoE C McCabe And Mabel Irene Cal

>IsslJosie Hester and Bessie Moore

In Police CourtThu docket in police court this

morning was Breach of peaceltIehlt-obevtron Mary Robertson and lIenletta NlcliolaH colored continueduntil October 15 Breath of ordinanceGeorge Ford and John Pope 5

and costs each Breach of peacCfaudo Fondeau and Jim Hart itand costs divided

Many a mans chief faux Is his fallarc to see his shortcomings

A man thinks his Is tile simple IHcwhen he inane kick coming

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Per Cent off

For this week only on

all cash purchases in

every departmentI

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In order to give our

friends and customersthe benefit of some late

purchases in our differ ¬

ent departments we will

for this week only give

then 10 per cent off

Every department re-

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ete with the seasons

choicest offerings Seewindow display

The Majestic Range< 1

The wonderful Cooker has the only

airtight oven in the world Henceiiit burnt leas fuel and does cookingi

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that other ranges cannot do 750set vessels given this weekonlyCome and fully examine the range Iand enjoy a good cup of hot coffee

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GEO 0 HART SONS COIncorporated

WANT EtSubscribers Inserting want ads to

rile San will kindly remember thatIll such items are to be paid for whentoe ad U inserted the rule applyingto every one without exceptionrFOR SALEHomer pigeons Allcolors New phono frO2

LINEN MARKERS for sale at this

omcoWANTEDAgood cook Good

wages and room Old phone 32C

STRAYED Blackfemalel poodleFInder please phone 358

BtDSTfcAJ > S stoves and otherfurniture for sale 918 Broadway IIn

FOR RENT Fiveroom house 218North Sixth Apply to Chas Frederick

FOR SALE Linen markers at thIsIIifllce I i

THE ONLY wood and coat yard inllho city Johnston Fuel Co Phones tto

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E MORGAN horse shoeinggeneral repairing rubber tires 408-

South Third-

COTTAGE for tent S per month1South1ci

WANTEDhouse tfrl that canfurnish cod recpnimeiidatlons ApVily to luQy W Broadway

HOARDERS solicited at 1222roadway Would bo pleased to-

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meals to teachers and pupteFOR SALE or exchange for PaJu of

rah real estate an S4acro Illinoisfarm Address M0 Gilbert Cltc

TAIUI FOR SALE 55 acres newhouse strawberries 2o acres timber tt-I

toiV4 miles on Hlnklcvlllo road Address B this office i

TILE gasoline boat Addle will makeone trip dally beginning October 13to Joppa and all way landings ILeavesPaducah 830 a m from foot of Ken-

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avenue t

IF YOU WANT Oak Stove or Heatlog Wood any time during the year I

and cut tbo length you want call 1

203 Johnston Fuel Co

IF YOU have James Duffey to doj

your cleaning and pressing yourclothes will always look like newOld phone 338a

IF YOU WANT Kentucky or Pittsburg coal that vTl please you at re-

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prices call 203 Johnston

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FuelCoOU IiNr3 rooms furnlaTiiil

for unfurnished with all modern con

vcnlonclcs for man und wife Old I

phone 141-5MESOur Illustrated catalogue

explains how we teach barber tradeIn few weeks mailed free MoerBarber College St Louis Mo

Lt3TSatuff Jay afternoon a coatsuit jacket between Oth Clay and Sth

and Jefferson Return to 421 lIarahun boulevard or phone 1217

IOST Suturday afternoon browncoatsult jacket between Sixth andClay and Eighth and Jefferson streetsEaftfacioiy reward If returned to

I117I fordiamonds on easy payments Calll atlonce and get our proposition EyeSeo Jewelry and Optical Co Incor¬

porated 315 BroadwayJ FOR RENT9room house 410

SlOth 90 foot lot high and dryMoth hot and cold water Modernplumbing J AnudYI 219 Broad ¬

wilyI LADY AGENTS wanted to sellgenuine Heatherboom Petticoats Benton the market Theres money in Itfor hustlers Wrtc for particularsIndependent Skirt Co 2208 W VonDuren St Chicago

I1LADlESOur catalogue exp a oe

how yro teach hairdressing manicur ¬

lug facial massage etc In fewweeks walled free Moler College

St Louie Mo1 ILLINOIS COAL and Feed CoICth and Tennessee Best UnlorMine lump egg or nut 12 cents pe1bushel Plttibarr 14 cents deliveredGive us your order New phone 73S

PRACTICAL bookkeeping Gregshorthand and touch typewriting1 suc¬

cessfully taught day and night at Paducah Central Business College Over104 placed in positions In Paducebalone

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nRAILAVAY Mall Clerks post ffico

clerks carriers wanted Examin ¬

ations hero November 18th Prepar-ation

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free Franklin InstituteRochester N T

FOR SALE My new country homeon tho Hlnklevllle road 2H milesfrom city limits Five acres of landTwo story concrete residence of eightrooms two halls pantry and bathroom Largo porches Pine wellHalf acre of strawberries Nice or¬

chard of young trees TermsreaEonable Louella Mottlson R F DNo 1 Now phone 5103

The Unwritten LawThe Nasbvi e American discussing

he unwritten law declares that weare not shooting and lynching enoughThat Is on amazing declaration for agreat dally newspaper to be making

Its editorial column If there everwas a law overworked beyond all roe ¬

son it Is tho tocalld unwrittenlaw which permits a husband to slay

man because of the perfidy of hiswife Before wo go to shooting arillynching men for this crime we ought

het up a standard to guido us Thatto say the responsibility of Iho

woman ought to be taken Into consid¬

oration Tho NashVIte Banner howaver has the proper conception of thewhole matter It says It Is not

hnt a man might do In the fury otanger and In the stress of terrltCp

Hcumttancc that should bo made thisgauge of right nation If murder fa

pronounced and upheldvtp Je alowabe and commendable as a righttIcourse of action to be adoptet l foPrighting wrongs the bars will be letl

down for private vengeance lnVmyriad of Instances of fancied wrongs

all kinds and the taw wl be dlihonored If lynchlngs ore to bo en ¬

and commended by thepress nnl the public wo may expect

have theso bloody murders gatofeNo tho law must bo pul first Tholaw Is tho expressed will ot the liee61

pie for their own protectionNewspapers ought to be night

slow about advising more murdersand lynchlngs Wo have enough pfthem In all reason now and insteadof advocating an Increase newspapersshould keep tho number down to thelowest possible limit by looking to tholaw for tho protection of tbclctylThat Is what the daw hr for and ftshots i bo appealed to for prottctlpfifby alt people wb6 feel theinscivVsaggrieved In whatever way Chatta ¬

nooga Sews

Soldiers lUcnilted HereCapt William Reed cf Evans Jjj

arrived in the city yesterday Wternoon from Caro sad accepted onoman from Sergt C A Blake recruitlngpfllcer fo rtno coast artillery Vic ¬

tor Davis of McLean county was < hooiio man recruited He went to Jclferton barracks at St Louis todayCapt Reed went front hereto Prlncccton Sergeant Blake Is holdins tyomen on probation 4111 next weekJoseph Sptecr of Dresden Tcnn U

one ot the men lie was dischargedthree days ajo after serving a threwyear enlistment In the ThirteenthcavaiyI at Ft Lcavenworth Katt

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rUljhcr Kducntlon of WomenThe fact that all German unlversl

ties are to bp thrown open 16 womenis bound to affect those of other laptlssooner or later while in tho main ¬

time it is sure to influence and im ¬

provo the position ot woven ot everyclass in oven country LondonQueen

LIghtnIng struck the store ot Horace Swan at Georgetown DelandI

when Swan recovered from iliti shockho fqund ono of his ears had beenscorched until it was brown

NoticeTo Republican voters of 1aoucah

We arc unable to reach all of you bymall and as wo post important bulle ¬

tins at headquarters dally you arekindly requested to call and 1look

I them over It will keep you in touchI with the situation Notice of speak ¬

ings changes of dates etc and ° otherInformation that will bo Interesting

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Telephone 2G6 old 1400 pew

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Sir Betlie Owen iftfryFor Information apply tto AJ Ifegan-

WalUttErpom120 Kentucky avenue tone 7S7

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