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e- 1 PAGE TWO TIlE PADUCAII EVENING SUNFnrBAY AUfUST CO I OOSCHOLARSHIPPjj LIFE fl 36 Time to ret busy Is NOW Special Summer Rate NOW ON at t DRAUGHONSPRACTICAL COLLEGE t tID orpor cL> c than ALL OTHER Business Colleges COMBINED CaU16rfUe FREE Address JNO F DRAUGHON Bresl dent 314 Broadway Paducab Kentucky F IXJPES VlUW OX DR- KLlOtS NEW nELTGION r gays it is Kaiy to Refute His Argue mends nud Praise Ecclesiastics r Chicago AuK 20A special ca ¬ ble from Rome to the Tribune says The address delivered by Prof Charles W Eliot befbrd the Harvard Summer School of Theology on the rfllglott ei ° thBfiiard line been trans y hated by the Popes order into Ital- Ian ¬ that he mlkhl more thoroughly comprehend it Tho translation which was mostI GOOli JbfiS FOR MEN Government Needs rostbiTIco Clerks Carriers and Railway Mall Clerks Salary 000 to 91000 I L Why dont you work for Uncl Sam Eight thousand positions ar o to be tilled The pay is large lh- r hours short you get a vacation With pay every year and no layoffs gt any time The government wants men over 18 years old with only common everyday education t6 take examin ¬ ations in Paducah on Nov 17 for positions mentioned above and the Government Civil Service Instruct ¬ ors with their expert knowledge of the examination can prepare any man to pass in a raw weeks Any reader of the PadUcah Event ing Sun who wishes to work for Uncle Sam canget complete free in ¬ formation how to prepard for the I Civil Servlco examinations by writ ¬ ing the Government Civil Service In- structors I Dept 826 Rochester N Y accurately done was read with great care by Ills Holiness who expresses profound regret that a man of such authority and culture as Dr Eliot should spread theories that t ho said are not in fact the basis ot a new religion bt Bib future but a negation of the faith and principles which are the foundation of Christianity and modern cIVlllidtlon The Pope is reported to have said it would be easy to refute and de stroy Dr Elloti argument and high ¬ ly praised Archbishop Byah of Phil- adelphia Dlshop McFoul of Tien ton and tho other American eccles ¬ iastics who hastened to tho defense ot their church and faith It is believed that a semiofficial reply to Dr Eliots address on the blmseltIwiU Cathollod theo Bradl an American rr citizen is editor FINE PADUCAH CATTLE SOLD TO MISSOURI FARMER Bought From Herds of 8 A Fowler bud t F L Church S Son Mr J P Story a cattlo breeder ot Missouri was in the city yesterday and purchased a carload of high class Jersey cows and heifers from the herds ot S A Fowler and F L Church Son The cattle rank with the finest In western Kentucky add Mr Story seemed pleased over his purchase The less she means U the louder a woman can laugh REDUCTION IN FUNERAL CARRIAGE We have reduced the prices of nil carriages to Oak Grove Mt Kenton and ML Carmel Cemeteries NANCe AND ROGERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AM EMUALMERB Old Phono OOtl Slit South Third Street New Phono 344 DONT FORGET That wo will launder your linen 6 a manner that will do you proud not only one time hut every time nbt one week but every week of the fiftytwo To make sure though trj ns for a month youll try us the rea of the twelve We ask your laundrj Work because We cah dd It right Wi <o carpet cleaning too Get bur ytbxt nw CITY LAUNDRY Pboie iai l M iUELIT 4 i Ya t 1 I n J i M- I I 1 F Mr Homemaker and you can use the time you now spend carting coal sifting ashes and adO vantagee ie 14tI I Iri Economical t Clean r rn Convenient 11 11The I I Paducah Ineetpi Light rated Power Go BOSTONDROPSI IN PBNNANT RAGE NEW YORK AMERICANS TAKK TWO GAMKS FROM TIIKM iMttsIiurfili Keeps Up its Winning Streak While Chicago Club Is Idle Yesterday OTHfcn SPORTING NFAVfc ITEMS r Ar AMERtOAN LEAGUE I iv L Pet Philadelphia CS 42 CIS Detroit GO 43606B- Olton C7 46 693 Cleveland t7 ft 6 609 Chicago 63 DC 503 New York GL OS 4CS St Louis 46 C2 421 Washington 32 77 294 oullDetrol a1l5ntrs t long fly scored Jones from third with the only run of the game Score h II E Detroit 1 G 0 Chicago 0 3 p Batteries Dohavnu awl Schmidt Smith and Sullivan itnttlrbfaveland ll1adejpbll- def te Cleveland in a pitchers bat tie between Morgan and Rhoadou Score R II E Cleveland 1 8 1 Philadelphia 2 8 C Batteries Uhdades and Easterly Morgan and Livingstone tank to Third Place Now York Aug 20Xow Tori defeated Boston twlco and not onl y broke the visitors winning streak but sent them back tb third plaCo 1 a the American League race Score R II E New York 7 9 Boston C 10 Batteries Warhbp and Sweeney Arrellanes Karger Cicotte and Car rlgan NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pet Pittsburgh 77 29 721 Chicago 70 36 00 Now York G4 30 62i Cincinnati 53 62 60 Philadelphia ts his 46 StL 1spl3 i tt 41 Brooklyn 37 67 26 Boston 28 79 26 1 Made It Four Straight Pittsburgh Aug Ir110 looah made It four straight from St Louis Score v nilE Pittsburgh S 13 J St Louis 3 G < 4 Batteries Wilts and Gibson Lush Melter and Phelps An Even Ilronk Philadelphia Aug 20Xew Yor won the first by hard hitting Th second was a pitchers battle betwee Moore and Math wson Score R H E Philadelphia 4 11J 3 Now York C 17 t I f Batteries Moren Sparks t Corrl don and Dooln Ames Crandall an Schlot Second Gnhic Score R H E Philadelphia 1 7 C o New York 0 C 1 Batteries Mooro t and Dooln lath ewsoii and Meyers IlOKtoii Tiikcs Two Boston Aug 20 Timely hitting won the first game for Boston and 1 Ii ° tho second Richie was dlwaya a puz ale to tho visitors Score R if E Boston 510 1 Brooklyn 1 5 a Batteries Slattern and Graham Dell and BergomfWonil Gnmc Score n IF E Boston 1 C 0 Brooklyn 0 G 2 Batteries Rlchfo and Shaw Wil helm and Marshall HbVv Gbr Juhes piscovereil the Majesty of u iliisclmll Hero Governor Hughes of Ntw York state takes hla hat oft to tho bas ball heroes of today as witness tho following incident Just after the Cubs defeated Detroit for the worlds title some two years ago and when the tame ot the individual players resounded from ono end of tho na ¬ tion to the other Johnny Evers ro sided Ih Troy N Y and owned a shoe stpro there Johnny was always popular and especially so In his own town Thi Trojan Inhabitants when they learned of his homecoming planned a monster reception for him It happened that Gov Hughes war riding in the same train with Evers and was scheduled to make a speech at Troy tho day that tho second base man was to bo received When the train pulled up nt tho station a big brass band played Lo the Conquering Hero Comes and 0 crowd of men and boys cheered lust ¬ ily ills excellency tho governor naturally thought tho reception was In his honor and hd beamed as ho alighted from tho train Turning to a member of tho party ho exclaimed Tills IB Indeed an honor Imagine life surprise whoa ho saw the crowd catch up a slight youth Johnny Kver and hear him away flUX FOLUS Publtl VAT 1 11nNIt7 gether with n4tlral actlojt of the or¬ gans of assimilation Nino pooplo out ast r ought be perfectly I juld use Samoso the great flesh forming food and health restorer Wblgh yourset before commencing o- use these little tablets and see now your weight increases from week to weekSamose dose hot cohtaln a paMtcla of starch or pepsin nor is it any I1 s- eating preparation such as Is usually recommended to ihake people fat and which does not build up good healthy tissues Samoso has valuable flesh forming properties tones up and strengthens tea whole system helps tho food that Is eaten to bo assImilat- ed In a natural manner and absolute I ly restores health to all the organs I If you ere not t perfectly satisfied hW1Walker without any quibbling Sent postpaid on receipt of prlcfe 60o leaving the governor and his party solitary charge ot the platform Iin JlBlIforSartln For those who dill not attend yes doloot the Internal regions a ball game can be considered purely no a weather proposition Ute following from Life Is offered Whats doing In the way ot amuso meiitsT oaks a new comer of the old Inhabitant of Hades Baseball game every afternoon antlered the old inhabitant Baseball You dont mean it i Thatsgrcat I wo liB tan from way back oh earth On tho sQuare do you have baoball every day Sure thing Dyglrigerl This place suits me Baseball Say this cant be holt thenYes it it The home team alwa- ylose lied Sox VI Diwson Springs Tho Red Sox baeeball team will play the Dawson Springs baseball I Sundayland o 1ted Lltorm and expect to show tho tour 1lsts l how to play ball Switzer will officiate In the box for tho red hoe l lery lads while Davis wilt twirl fo tho wator boys The Red Sox Wll line up Cathey c Switzer p Evan ib Gourleux 2b Hannera 3b PJe son ea Burton If O Fuller ct Anderson rt r Crlpplcuhl Tomorrow 1 l The Crlpplowhlps A unique tea ptaa 1 3 I noon on the shop diamond For mom I bershlp to the team a player bust b disabled In his arm and not able t it throw a tall from third base to firs base Dunbar will pitch for tit inCuries jstulno Hofllch 6r Elliott will pile if or tho Wallerstelhs I Making Target Rafts of Steel Two compressed air target raft r of steel are being built at the Charles rafts have been of wood surmounted with canvas wings Tho rafts shaped much like I frmalt vessel will be towed nrouri- l like a barge They are each abou Jl50 feet In length 25 feet In depth havet a beam of about 20 feet k I overhanlIplatrorm MapesIdown will be filled with compressed air which make rafts float even If hot ea have been shot in half a dozen o the compartments Tho rafts will be sent in sections to the Norfolk navy yard for use at the record battle practice of the fleet Boston Herald I INOTICE FOR Dins I at 10 oclock a m at tho court house I will receive eeal ed bids on contract for repairing McCracken county gravel roads Bids will ibe received for each road pparately and the county reserves the right to reject arijj and alt bids For further InformatiOn roe the toad supervisor J R THOMPSON Head Supervisor I Money talks and a penny makes I more noise on a contribution plate bille i I I LISTS MOSQUITO CHASER Them Rub n little on the hands on retiring and you will sleep In peace lOc and 25c Bottles Put up by LIST DRUG CO DRUGOIBTt 412414 Broadway 1fiones 108 11 C > r KEYER LEAVE ROOM 1 IP LINCOLN WON HAYDKN KEPT vow HALF CENT urn iNSihB FOUR WALLS It t Nelson Countys jilt Ecc curie Character Passes Away at t Orcenlirler j tm HAW AMAksfcn A rohtuxi I tllarlyfifty 1 Llnlc Id UtltllId ty Ky i Itayden who was In thus prime of his manhood when Lincoln was nom¬ hated on what was known as the Abolition ticket told his friends that ho was going to do all lit his power to defeat Lincoln but that If neorlBOt wasjjmld and nearly everybody had forgotten It until tho news came that Lincoln had been elected Upon tho confirmation of tho news tiasll liayden went to his room and sat down before his fire ot blazing lace His friends told that it was a whim whIch would pass with Hay den ahd predicted that before Chrtat maa ho would get over his hurt nut Christmas tame and wont then spring woko the earth to life and kepts within the walls which he had elected should bo his prison for the rest of his life Persons eatd that tho stress of the campaign had overtaxed his mind and that after a tow months ot rest he would become normal again He- dSspjfned these thcirlopy however I throughtan became clear that his mind was not affected and finally his friends and I pertuadeI I vow I all He replied that ho had mode his bed and was going to lie In It HHnpjHMl Horses nt Window After a year or two people living In the neighborhood ceased to marvel andm ay irepted ag a ot course that he 1 would never leave his room again howevereito andt I hnI went Into his hermitage Trrtng the heewould horses with soino of the keenest trad era In the country It Is told of him that he was never testes at a trade During hla long hermitage Baal1 Hayden never permitted anyone In roonInamed feet that ho had had an affair ot the isd I I t never had a sweetheart ho Of late years Hoyden had been tee bla and had not devoted much atten ¬ tion1 to business In the winter ho wouldsit before his log Ire reading and in the summer ho would draw andt never shaved or had his hair cut a- far he retired to ills voluntary prison Portunrt A brother Hamond Hoyden com ¬ mitted suicide at the homo a num- ber ¬ of years ago Basil did not look at the body and did not attend the funeral The brother suffered from a hallucination that ho was bankrupt and on the verge of starvation When an Inventory of his personal property was taken It was found that ho was worth nearly 100000 Basil Hay den leaves an estate valued at nearly 750I I Tho did Standard GROVES TASTE- LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma ¬ laria and builds up the system For grown people and Children j I roc1 The ircftldenta Residence 1 I A correspondent raises tho ques tlon of omitting tho the before whlto house in fcpoakltrg of tho resl ¬ dence ot the elrldent and urges that It should be omitted Many will disagree with him on the grounds of both euphony and analogy It cer- tainly seems easlofr and smoother to speak of the white house thah simply of white house As for analogy wo may recall the examples of tho TulTerles tho House In the Woods tho Qulrlnal the Escurial and others all using the definite article There would also be danger of some contu sldti of the presidents mansion with other plates since there are Various I bearingI i l correlll pondents suggestion will or ought to adopted Now York Trlbue bo 11aShlniton Onco have Up Ito three doctors was kept In bed for five weeks Dlood poison from a spiders blto caused largo deep sores to cover hits leg The doctors failed then Oucklehs Arnica Salvo com ¬ pletely cured me writes John Washington ot Bosquovlllo Tex For eczema bolls burns and piles Its supreme 25o at oil drugjzlBU a w AUTOMOBILISTS Attentions These hot ovonlnga when you are driving and want a cooling t fountain drink you want It right ON THE SPOT If Its to hit tho spot And you dont have to go down town to Gilberts Fountain 4 nt Fourth and Broadway to getltl either Theres n brand now SANITARY 1CBLESS FOUNTAIN a Gilberts Drug Store at Fourth und Broad Streets t precisely like tlm nine at j g gt Fourth street and Bradwny I g lt 1tl Qt d LAI The same delicious Ico Creams fand Sherbets are served there ni > at the Fourth street and Broadway More mndo In tho name place from the same full rich cream rind by Identical sanitary method Next tune you tire drlvlng prolabiy tohlghtwe want you lo stop and give yourself a treatone that youll enjoy hugely You cant miss the placeits ri hit nt the corner of Fourth street and Uroad street moat before you round the turn Into Third Btruvl Gilberts Drug Store Fourth and Broad Street t 1 n Satire to Conlnlrlul1l Bids will bo rwetvcd by a Joint Board ot the Finance nnd Public im ¬ provement committees of tho General Council or tho city of Paducah Ky until 730 p m August 20 1909 ahd then opened for a third story ad i dltlon and other repairs to the City I Hall or Paducah Ky according to plans and specifications on fllo In tho ofllco of A U taefllor architect rooms 7 and 8 Yew building A certified dleok fer fiOO hall ac- company each bid which shall be forfeited to the city as liquidated damages l Ih caw tile contractor falls Ito execute a Mtteffcotory contract and after being awarded the con I It tractI I I committee roeervba the right to reject any and nil bids I A I L M9SITER I By order of the Flnawe and Pub lie Improvement committee I I IAXTON Notlro to C7i iitrnrloni Bids will be received by a Joint board of the Finance and Public Im ¬ provement conrtlilttpea of the General Council of the city of Paducah Ky until 730 p m Aug 30 1M9 and then opened for tho construction iOf a t fire station for the tour bf PadiiaBh 4dins I Sltcr architect rooms 7 and 8 Yeller buildingA cheek for C004I Kwll neeompany each kid which ftan bu forfeited to t w city of 1 IMiOMh M liquidated In case the tram S tractor failed l to oxwftto a naiiirur I tory contract and bowl after bani awarded the contract The committee reserves tho right to reject any or all bids A I L LAMUTHR- By order of the Finance and Pub lie Improroni nt Commlttit y i FRANK R SMITH FRANK I F DAVIS I WithI SMITH DAVIS I Successors to- t BI BOUT SMITH C- J GENERAIIINSURANCE AGENCY tl Anything in Insurance M toll Broadway rimno am a I I STEAMER BETTIE OWEN j i Special Rate for Ladies and Children 4 t t + For an nil morning ride or nil afternoon rldo Splendid I 1 0 Cr0I cabin and tables for earth inrtlon on request Itont I has been remodeled situ rebuilt Now has the finest mum on thin river Special cxcumlon rates given to all church aunt loilge parties r Is what you get eVery time you patronize our NoW Ic less sa Fountain p 1J K s t I I ltarYI I Wilson rs Fountain Ttllt drink iitaco are where served jo iUliii clean 1 + t t- Iw F Preddeat daolagee a RUBY CiWt > ler lr I t j l CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK 1 I erafr Third andSBfoadwny = ll City Depository State Oepository- t Capital trrt i m rini Meiii rIY f 100004 Surplus nr 44 00000 Stockholders liability 10000 I I Fetal xMcmity to depositors H > h 250009 i Accounts of individuals and Onus iwlidted We uppredAtt I 1 email ai well as large deposits ad accord to aU the unto courteous treatmentt t i I t tNTERESr PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS I Drill BAPTURDAY KIQIITS moM 7 TO > 8 OCLOCK j Ii r > 1 Atx x sw ++ ioJ1 4I- d t f4 d urGrI7 Wfi <

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1 PAGE TWO TIlE PADUCAII EVENING SUNFnrBAY AUfUST CO

I

OOSCHOLARSHIPPjjLIFE fl

36Time to ret busy Is NOW Special Summer Rate NOW ON at

t DRAUGHONSPRACTICAL COLLEGEttID orpor cL>

c than ALL OTHER Business Colleges

COMBINED CaU16rfUe FREE Address JNO F DRAUGHON Bresldent 314 Broadway Paducab Kentucky

F

IXJPES VlUW OX DR-KLlOtS NEW nELTGION

rgays it is Kaiy to Refute His Argue

mends nud Praise Ecclesiasticsr Chicago AuK 20A special ca ¬

ble from Rome to the Tribune saysThe address delivered by Prof

Charles W Eliot befbrd the HarvardSummer School of Theology on therfllglott ei °thBfiiard line been trans

y hated by the Popes order into Ital-Ian

¬

that he mlkhl more thoroughlycomprehend it

Tho translation which was mostI

GOOli JbfiS FOR MEN

Government Needs rostbiTIco ClerksCarriers and Railway Mall Clerks

Salary 000 to 91000 I

L

Why dont you work for Uncl

Sam Eight thousand positions ar oto be tilled The pay is large lh-

r hours short you get a vacationWith pay every year and no layoffsgt any time

The government wants men over18 years old with only commoneveryday education tt6 take examin ¬

ations in Paducah on Nov 17 forpositions mentioned above and theGovernment Civil Service Instruct ¬

ors with their expert knowledge ofthe examination can prepare anyman to pass in a raw weeks

Any reader of the PadUcah Eventing Sun who wishes to work forUncle Sam canget complete free in ¬

formation how to prepard for theI

Civil Servlco examinations by writ¬

ing the Government Civil Service In-

structorsI

Dept 826 Rochester N Y

accurately done was read with greatcare by Ills Holiness who expressesprofound regret that a man of suchauthority and culture as Dr Eliotshould spread theories thatt ho saidare not in fact the basis ot a newreligion bt Bib future but a negationof the faith and principles which arethe foundation of Christianity andmodern cIVlllidtlon

The Pope is reported to have saidit would be easy to refute and destroy Dr Elloti argument and high ¬

ly praised Archbishop Byah of Phil-adelphia Dlshop McFoul of Tienton and tho other American eccles ¬

iastics who hastened to tho defenseot their church and faith

It is believed that a semiofficialreply to Dr Eliots address on the

blmseltIwiUCathollodtheoBradl an American rr citizen is editor

FINE PADUCAH CATTLESOLD TO MISSOURI FARMER

Bought From Herds of 8 A Fowlerbudt F L Church S Son

Mr J P Story a cattlo breeder otMissouri was in the city yesterdayand purchased a carload of highclass Jersey cows and heifers fromthe herds ot S A Fowler and F LChurch Son The cattle rank withthe finest In western Kentucky addMr Story seemed pleased over hispurchase

The less she means U the louder awoman can laugh

REDUCTION IN FUNERAL CARRIAGEWe have reduced the prices of nil carriages to Oak Grove Mt

Kenton and ML Carmel CemeteriesNANCe AND ROGERS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AM EMUALMERBOld Phono OOtl Slit South Third Street New Phono 344

DONT FORGET

That wo will launder your linen 6a manner that will do you proudnot only one time hut every timenbt one week but every week of thefiftytwo To make sure though trjns for a month youll try us the reaof the twelve We ask your laundrjWork because We cah dd It right Wi<o carpet cleaning too Get bur ytbxt

nw CITY LAUNDRY

Pboie iai

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M

iUELIT4 iYat

1 I n J i M-

I I

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F Mr Homemaker and you canuse the time you now spendcarting coal sifting ashes andadOvantagee ie 14tI I

Iri

Economicalt

Clean r

rn

Convenient

1111TheI

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PaducahIneetpi

Lightrated

Power Go

BOSTONDROPSIIN PBNNANT RAGE

NEW YORK AMERICANS TAKKTWO GAMKS FROM TIIKM

iMttsIiurfili Keeps Up its WinningStreak While Chicago Club Is

Idle Yesterday

OTHfcn SPORTING NFAVfc ITEMS

rArAMERtOAN LEAGUE

I iv L PetPhiladelphia CS 42 CISDetroit GO 43606B-Olton C7 46 693Cleveland t7 ft 6 609Chicago 63 DC 503New York GL OS 4CS

St Louis 46 C2 421Washington 32 77 294

oullDetrol a1l5ntrst

long fly scored Jones from third withthe only run of the game

Score h II EDetroit 1 G 0Chicago 0 3 p

Batteries Dohavnu awl SchmidtSmith and Sullivan

itnttlrbfaveland ll1adejpbll-def te Cleveland in a pitchers battie between Morgan and Rhoadou

Score R II ECleveland 1 8 1

Philadelphia 2 8 C

Batteries Uhdades and EasterlyMorgan and Livingstone

tank to Third PlaceNow York Aug 20Xow Tori

defeated Boston twlco and not onlybroke the visitors winning streakbut sent them back tb third plaCo 1 athe American League race

Score R II ENew York 7 9Boston C 10

Batteries Warhbp and SweeneyArrellanes Karger Cicotte and Carrlgan

NATIONAL LEAGUE

w L PetPittsburgh 77 29 721Chicago 70 36 00Now York G4 30 62iCincinnati 53 62 60Philadelphia ts his 46StL 1spl3 itt 41Brooklyn 37 67 26Boston 28 79 26 1

Made It Four StraightPittsburgh Aug Ir110 looah

made It four straight from St LouisScore v nilEPittsburgh S 13 J

St Louis 3 G <4

Batteries Wilts and GibsonLush Melter and Phelps

An Even IlronkPhiladelphia Aug 20Xew Yor

won the first by hard hitting Thsecond was a pitchers battle betweeMoore and Math wson

Score R H EPhiladelphia 4 11J 3

Now York C 17 tIfBatteries Moren Sparks tCorrl

don and Dooln Ames Crandall anSchlot

Second GnhicScore R H E

Philadelphia 1 7 Co

New York 0 C 1Batteries Moorot and Dooln lath

ewsoii and Meyers

IlOKtoii Tiikcs TwoBoston Aug 20 Timely hitting

won the first game for Boston and 1Ii°tho second Richie was dlwaya a puzale to tho visitors

Score R if EBoston 510 1Brooklyn 1 5 a

Batteries Slattern and GrahamDell and BergomfWonil

GnmcScore n IF E

Boston 1 C 0Brooklyn 0 G 2

Batteries Rlchfo and Shaw Wilhelm and Marshall

HbVv Gbr Juhes piscovereil theMajesty of u iliisclmll Hero

Governor Hughes of Ntw Yorkstate takes hla hat oft to tho basball heroes of today as witness thofollowing incident Just after theCubs defeated Detroit for the worldstitle some two years ago and whenthe tame ot the individual playersresounded from ono end of tho na¬

tion to the other Johnny Evers rosided Ih Troy N Y and owned ashoe stpro there Johnny was alwayspopular and especially so In his owntown Thi Trojan Inhabitants whenthey learned of his homecomingplanned a monster reception for himIt happened that Gov Hughes warriding in the same train with Eversand was scheduled to make a speechat Troy tho day that tho second baseman was to bo received

When the train pulled up nt thostation a big brass band played Lothe Conquering Hero Comes and 0

crowd of men and boys cheered lust ¬

ily ills excellency tho governornaturally thought tho reception wasIn his honor and hd beamed as hoalighted from tho train Turning toa member of tho party ho exclaimed

Tills IB Indeed an honorImagine life surprise whoa ho saw

the crowd catch up a slight youthJohnny Kver and hear him away

flUX FOLUS Publtl VAT 1

11nNIt7gether with n4tlral actlojt of the or¬

gans of assimilation Nino pooplo outastr ought be perfectlyI juld use Samoso the great fleshforming food and health restorerWblgh yourset before commencing o-

use these little tablets and see nowyour weight increases from week to

weekSamose dose hot cohtaln a paMtclaof starch or pepsin nor is it any I1 s-

eating preparation such as Is usuallyrecommended to ihake people fat andwhich does not build up good healthytissues Samoso has valuable fleshforming properties tones up andstrengthens tea whole system helpstho food that Is eaten to bo assImilat-ed In a natural manner and absoluteIly restores health to all the organs

IIf you ere nott perfectly satisfied

hW1Walkerwithout any quibbling Sent postpaidon receipt of prlcfe 60o

leaving the governor and his partysolitary charge ot the platform

Iin JlBlIforSartlnFor those who dill not attend yesdolootthe Internal regions a ball game can

be considered purely no a weatherproposition Ute following from LifeIs offered

Whats doing In the way ot amusomeiitsT oaks a new comer of the oldInhabitant of Hades

Baseball game every afternoonantlered the old inhabitant

Baseball You dont mean iti Thatsgrcat I wo liB tan from way

back oh earth On tho sQuare doyou have baoball every day

Sure thingDyglrigerl This place suits me

Baseball Say this cant be holt

thenYesit it The home team alwa-

ylose

lied Sox VI Diwson SpringsTho Red Sox baeeball team will

play the Dawson Springs baseballISundaylando

1tedLltorm and expect to show tho tour1lstsl how to play ball Switzer will

officiate In the box for tho red hoellery lads while Davis wilt twirl fotho wator boys The Red Sox Wll

line up Cathey c Switzer p Evanib Gourleux 2b Hannera 3b PJeson ea Burton If O Fuller ctAnderson rt

r Crlpplcuhl Tomorrow1l The Crlpplowhlps A unique teaptaa1

3I noon on the shop diamond For momI bershlp to the team a player bust b

disabled In his arm and not able titthrow a tall from third base to firsbase Dunbar will pitch for tit

inCuriesjstulno Hofllch 6r Elliott will pileifor tho Wallerstelhs

I

Making Target Rafts of SteelTwo compressed air target raft r

of steel are being built at the Charlesrafts have been of wood surmounted

with canvas wingsTho rafts shaped much like

I frmalt vessel will be towed nrouri-ll like a barge They are each abouJl50 feet In length 25 feet In depthhavet abeam of about 20 feet k

IoverhanlIplatrormMapesIdownwill be filled with compressed airwhich make rafts float even If hoteahave been shot in half a dozen othe compartments

Tho rafts will be sent in sectionsto the Norfolk navy yard for use atthe record battle practice of thefleet Boston Herald

IINOTICE FOR DinsI at 10 oclock a mat tho court house I will receive eealed bids on contract for repairingMcCracken county gravel roadsBids will ibe received for each roadpparately and the county reservesthe right to reject arijj and alt bidsFor further InformatiOn roe the toadsupervisor

J R THOMPSONHead Supervisor

I Money talks and a penny makesI more noise on a contribution platebilleiII

LISTSMOSQUITO CHASER

ThemRub n little on the hands on

retiring and you will sleep In

peace

lOc and 25c Bottles

Put up by

LIST DRUG CODRUGOIBTt

412414 Broadway 1fiones 108

11 C > r

KEYER LEAVE ROOM1

IP LINCOLN WON

HAYDKN KEPT vow HALF CENTurn iNSihB FOUR WALLS

Itt

Nelson Countys jilt Ecc curieCharacter Passes Away at t

Orcenlirler j

tm HAW AMAksfcn A rohtuxiI

tllarlyfifty1

LlnlcIdUtltllIdtty Ky i

Itayden who was In thus prime ofhis manhood when Lincoln was nom¬

hated on what was known as theAbolition ticket told his friends

that ho was going to do all lit hispower to defeat Lincoln but that If

neorlBOtwasjjmldand nearly everybody had forgottenIt until tho news came that Lincolnhad been elected

Upon tho confirmation of tho newstiasll liayden went to his room andsat down before his fire ot blazinglace His friends told that it was awhim whIch would pass with Hayden ahd predicted that before Chrtatmaa ho would get over his hurtnut Christmas tame and wont thenspring woko the earth to life andkeptswithin the walls which he hadelected should bo his prison for therest of his life

Persons eatd that tho stress of thecampaign had overtaxed his mindand that after a tow months ot resthe would become normal again He-dSspjfned these thcirlopy however

Ithroughtanbecame clear that his mind was notaffected and finally his friends and

IpertuadeII vowI all He replied that ho had mode his

bed and was going to lie In ItHHnpjHMl Horses nt Window

After a year or two people livingIn the neighborhood ceased to marvelandmayirepted ag a ot course that he

1 would never leave his room again

howevereitoandtIhnIwent Into his hermitage Trrtng the

heewouldhorses with soino of the keenest tradera In the country It Is told of himthat he was never testes at a trade

During hla long hermitage Baal1Hayden never permitted anyone In

roonInamedfeet that ho had had an affair ot theisdI

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t never had a sweethearthoOf late years Hoyden had been tee

bla and had not devoted much atten ¬

tion1 to business In the winter howouldsit before his log Ire readingand in the summer ho would drawandtnever shaved or had his hair cut a-far he retired to ills voluntary prison

PortunrtA brother Hamond Hoyden com ¬

mitted suicide at the homo a num-ber

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of years ago Basil did not lookat the body and did not attend thefuneral The brother suffered froma hallucination that ho was bankruptand on the verge of starvation Whenan Inventory of his personal propertywas taken It was found that ho wasworth nearly 100000 Basil Hayden leaves an estate valued at nearly750II

Tho did Standard GROVES TASTE-LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma ¬

laria and builds up the system Forgrown people and Children

j I roc1The ircftldenta Residence 1I

A correspondent raises tho questlon of omitting tho the beforewhlto house in fcpoakltrg of tho resl ¬

dence ot the elrldent and urgesthat It should be omitted Many willdisagree with him on the grounds ofboth euphony and analogy It cer-tainly seems easlofr and smoother tospeak of the white house thah simplyof white house As for analogy womay recall the examples of thoTulTerles tho House In the Woodstho Qulrlnal the Escurial and othersall using the definite article Therewould also be danger of some contusldti of the presidents mansion withother plates since there are Various

IbearingIilcorrelllpondents suggestion will or ought to

adopted Now York Trlbuebo

11aShlniton Onco have UpIto three doctors was kept In bed forfive weeks Dlood poison from aspiders blto caused largo deep soresto cover hits leg The doctors failedthen Oucklehs Arnica Salvo com ¬

pletely cured me writes JohnWashington ot Bosquovlllo TexFor eczema bolls burns and piles Itssupreme 25o at oil drugjzlBU

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AUTOMOBILISTS

AttentionsThese hot ovonlnga when you are driving and want a cooling tfountain drink you want It right ON THE SPOT If Its to hit thospot And you dont have to go down town to Gilberts Fountain 4nt Fourth and Broadway to getltl either

Theres n brand now SANITARY 1CBLESS FOUNTAIN a GilbertsDrug Store at Fourth und Broad Streetst precisely like tlm nine at jggtFourth street and Bradwny

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The same delicious Ico Creams fand Sherbets are served there ni> atthe Fourth street and Broadway More mndo In tho name placefrom the same full rich cream rind by Identical sanitary methodNext tune you tire drlvlng prolabiy tohlghtwe want you lo stopand give yourself a treatone that youll enjoy hugely

You cant miss the placeits ri hit nt the corner of Fourth streetand Uroad street moat before you round the turn Into Third Btruvl

Gilberts Drug StoreFourth and Broad Street t 1

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Satire to Conlnlrlul1lBids will bo rwetvcd by a Joint

Board ot the Finance nnd Public im¬

provement committees of tho GeneralCouncil or tho city of Paducah Kyuntil 730 p m August 20 1909ahd then opened for a third story ad

i dltlon and other repairs to the CityIHall or Paducah Ky according toplans and specifications on fllo In thoofllco of A U taefllor architectrooms 7 and 8 Yew building A

certified dleok fer fiOO hall ac-company each bid which shall beforfeited to the city as liquidateddamagesl Ih caw tile contractor falls

Ito execute a Mtteffcotory contract andafter being awarded the con

IIttractIII committee roeervba the rightto reject any and nil bids

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By order of the Flnawe and Publie Improvement committee

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Notlro to C7iiitrnrloniBids will be received by a Joint

board of the Finance and Public Im ¬

provement conrtlilttpea of the GeneralCouncil of the city of Paducah Kyuntil 730 p m Aug 30 1M9 andthen opened for tho construction iOf a tfire station for the tour bf PadiiaBh4dinsI

Sltcr architect rooms 7 and 8 Yeller

buildingAcheek for C004I Kwll

neeompany each kid which ftan buforfeited to t w city of 1IMiOMh Mliquidated In case the tram Stractor failedl to oxwftto a naiiirur Itory contract and bowl after baniawarded the contract

The committee reserves tho rightto reject any or all bids

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