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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

ct and fur in the house. This applies
on all this years latest things. II you
need cloak for Christmas gift
now is your opportunity to get one
at a saving.
Fancy country dried apples at
Kamleiter's, phone 1874.
"A line OF Xmas cigars from the
manufacturer to the consumer. Nc
middle mans profit to pay. Emery.
the Tobaooonist.
Some more of those fat, tender
Norway mackerel, 100 and l5c. KAN
letters.
The candy pulling to have been
given tonight at the First Bsptist
church by the Mite society has been
postponed until next Tuesday, De-
cember 10.
-Bananas at 10 cents per dozen at
Jake Biederman Gro. Cos stores.
Wildwood, 7 years old, "bottled in
bond" 81 per bottle. Padueah Dis
tilleries Co., Inc. Salesroom FOG
Broadway.
Sec the elegant line OF leather
goods, card cases, pocketboobs, chate.
laine bags and wrist bags at prices
that will surprise you at X. d. Glenn
ents and Co.
All the stores of the Jake Bieder.
man Gro. Co. will sell bananas at 10
cents per dozen Saturday.
Come and get them" bansns"-
at 10 cents per dozen at Jake Bieder.
man Gro. Cos
THE Indies Of the VIC. 7. U. will
assist Mrs. Chiles with the Christmas
tree for the poor children at the mis-.
sion. The Sunday school children can
bring all their toys and Christmas
offerings to Mrs. James Roger, 72t
Jefferson street.
The Sun has just received new
selection of monogsms and the latest
things in fancy stationery. II you
want anything Of this nature fol
Christmas you can save money by
calling.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr.. Guy Robinson, of st. Louis, is
here on drumming trip.
MIA Lassiter, the architect. re
turned from Fulton at noon today.
Miss Georgia Mitchusson, of Prince
ton, KY, is visiting Mrs. 10. Tully.
Mr.. Joseph L. Friedman has re
turned from business trip TO Allan
to, Ga,
Miss Celia Randall has returned to
Athens, o., after a visit to Mrs. Job
Randall.
Mrs. W. L. Collins, of oakfield,
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. James Floyd,
of Court street.
Mrs. william HALEY has returned
from Evansville where she had been
visiting relatives.
Judge Thomas p. Cook, Of Murray
was in the city today en- route home
from Hopkinsville.
Miss Dot Brewer re. ned from
Mayfield at noon today after sy
friends and relatives.
County Judge r. I. Lightfoot has
returned from Owensboro after short
visit to friends and relatives.
Mr.. ]. r. Thomas, of Mayheld, ar,
rived in the city at noon today to visit
his daughter Mrs. CIR. Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uade Stewart have
returned TO St. Louis, after . visit
here. Mr.. Stewart leaves on the City
of Savannah as pilot IN few days.
MA. W. Evans, representing Lou.
isisna products, consisting of syrups
and sugar, arrived last night from
New Orleans, and is at Hotel Lagomar.
sine.
Mrs. Thomas Lawrence, Of Oklaho.
ma, returned home this morning after
a visit to her sister, Mrs. M. b. Aus.
tin, wife of the well known N, O. and
st. l.. conductor.
Mr.. Gabriel Morton of st Louis ar.
ried today, and will leave tonight fol-
New York, accompanied by Mrs. Nor
ton and Miss Gabrielle Morton who
have been visiting here for several
weeks.
Master Mechanic Barton went south
yesterday with Mr. q. W. Smith, one
Of the assistant superintendents of ma
ohinery of the 10. Mr.. Smith has been
here on q business trip and inspection
tour.
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WITH THE SICK.

Miss Laura Hand, one of the public
school teachers, is i'll today.
Night Yardmaster A. Eavy, Of the
local Illinos Central, is no better to.
day.
Mr.. Yves Orr, the grocer, is serious
ly i'll, his many friends will regret to
learn.
Miss Ethel Finley, of Broadway, il
no better today. She has been ill fol-
several days.
officer J.w. Hovious is out again at
ter a several days illness and is agar
ON duty. He had been relieved by
Officer John CLARK who has beep trans
ferred to his regular beat.
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PRIZE FIGHTERS HEART.
COFFEE SHOWN TO BE THE
CAUSE OF HIS WEAK HEART.

Frank Wallis, the Illinois champion
festherweight, says;
Nearly all my life | drank coffee,
and it finally put me in such a condi-
ton that training for any fight was
almost impossible.
my breathing was poor and slight
exertion always made me very tired.
1 could not understand il, for l was
otherwise we'll and strong, until one
day in training quarters . friend and
admirer OF mine asked me II drank
coffee. told him yes, and he said
that Was what allied me.
"This was two weeks before an i'm
portant fight Of mine was due. He
explained how coffee affected the
heart and nerves and told me Of the
good qualities Of Postum Food
Coffee. Immediately commenced to
use it in place of coffee. The result
was wonderful. My nervousness left
me, my breathing bothered me no
more, my confidence returned and
was as good as ever in short time.
II returned victor of the fight,
which l am confident would not
have been had continued the use Of
coffee.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12
new SYSTEM
JUDGE SANDERS HAS BEGUN
1T IN REGARD TO COSTS
IN POLICE COURT.

Judge Sanders has inaugurated the
new system Of assessing costs in police
court. This morning for the first time
in the history of Paducah, no costs
were assessed, where q fine was record
ed. Il was in the case of Tony Ise-
man, who was fined 81 for breach Of
the peace. Yesterday several fines
were assessed, but no costs have late
ly been assessed for over 80.
Judge Sanders, as is we'll known,
went to other second class cities last
week and learned a great deal about
the methods in vogue there. AS a re-
suit, he will try to conform to the new
charter as near as he can hereafter.
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JUMPED FROM A WAGON.

Ewin Houser, aged 5, tried to jump
of @. W. Robertson ice wagon on
Court between Fifth and Sixth streets
this morning, and was thrown to
the street. His right leg was slight
ly bruised and his clolhes torn, but
he was fortunately not seriously in
jured. The driver did not know the
boy was on wagon and would not have
known OF the accident had it not been
for several men passing by who called
his attention to 1t.
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Social Notes and
About People.
GROOM RELATED HERE.

Miss Lou Smith, an attractive and
popular young lady of Bowling Green
and Mr.. Luther Loving, a prominent
young b usiness man Of Lexington, will
be married at the home of tho brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Smith ON
the morning Of December "a. Mr.. Low.
ing is related to Mr.. II. II. Loving, Of
the Globe Bank and Trust Co., of this
city. Miss Smith is a sister Of ex- War.
den Henry f. Smith of the Eddyville
penitentisry, who is we'll known here.
PRETTY LUNCHEON
YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Louis NJ. Rieke entertained
with beautiful O'Clock lunche on
yesterday at her home on Jefferson
street. Covers were laid for IA, and
the entire conception was most srtis
tic.
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Theatrical Notes.

Mr.. Mat Grau, advance agent for
the Jules Grau Opera company, left
this morning for the East. He mad
been awaiting the arrival Of Manager
James E. English of The Kentucky to
arrange date for his company. The
company will appear here on wedpes-
day afternoon and night. 1t is one
Of the yon the road and is under
the NE management that organized
and went out of Psducah several years
ago. The Spsnish-Americsn war was
causing much excitement in the cities
and Mr.. Grau brought his company
here to rehearse, 20 that the players
might not be interrupted. The bills
for the company are being put up to.
day and the reputation of the company
will assure q crowded house at both
the matinee and night performances.
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LOCAL LINES.

Telephone 442 for hickory stove wood,
Think Of it box of 25 cigars for
Acc at Emory, the Tobacconist.
creamery butter Saturday for SOC
per pound at Ulark's.
Emery, the tobscconist. has the
swell line Of Xmas cigars, 12 and 25
boxes.
"A pounds good apple butter for
Csc Saturday at Clsrk's. .......
"A fine brisr pipe in case sl.25,
put up for Xmas trade. Emery, To.
baoconist.
-Cloaks of this years patterns at a
reduction now at Eley's
The Sun Will save you money on
calling cards. We have the very new
est things in engravings.
California oranges l5c per dozen
Saturday at Clark's Grocery.
If you need any fancy stationery
call at The Sun office TO see the new
things for Christmas just in.
Best brick cheese lbc per pound
Saturday only at Louis Clark's.
-Meerschsum pipes Of all kinds,
styles aud prices. First quality guar
anteed. Emery, the Tobacconist.
STANDARD mince meat pounds for
2bc Saturday at Clark's Grocery.
"A full line Of holiday goods at
money saving prices at Eley's
Rev. q. W. Perryman OF the First
Baptist church will lecture at Bandana
next Monday evening.
p cans White Heath peaches, Pa
ducah pack, in heavy syrup, for csc at
Clsrk's Grocery Saturday.
Sec the Eley Dry Goods 90. Is hol-
iday display before making your pur-
ohases. They will save you money.
Mr.. J. o. Keebler, chief eleotri.
clan OF the l. O., is today re-wiring
the l. O. round house.
-Bradley's famous perfumes make
AT excellent Christmas gift. Eley
Dry Goods %. have the full line.
Henry b. Miller of Murray has
1led a petition in bankruptcy, with
liabilities amounting to 1855.
.. THE Eley Dry Goods 90. have a
full line Of holiday goods, novelties ID
ornaments, mirrors, belts, tooth
brushes, purses and trinkets and will
save you money on your purchases. boz
Mr.. Z. NJ. Lindsey OF Memphis,
prominent insurance adjuster, is
here to settle the loss on the Miller
grocery on South Second.
The opportunity to save money on
oloaks is offered by Eley Dry Goods
90. They announce a reduction on
every cloak in their stock-all this
years garments. The reduction is a
genuine one.
Alderman william Jones Of Me.
chanicsburg is having cold storage
built near his homo, and when com
pleted IL will be one Of tho finest in
the city.
Go TO headquarters for such things
as fancy stationery, calling cards, we'd
ding invitations and announcements.
We know what is what" and save
you money ON every sale. The Sun,
Phone 35s.
The Eley Dry Goods 90. announce
great reduction on every cloak, jack
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oLAIRvoYANT, PIANIST.

Englnnd's great adept oocultist, Dr.. {,
Vaudeville, MS, Of London, is high
ly Endorsed by Kentucky's most prom
inent officials and society people, also
society folks here. Parlors 2l6 South
Third street.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

THE Denver Express" company
played to fairly large and we'll pleas
ed audience last night. The leads
were all well played and the comedian
was above the average. The action is
good and the play can be classed above
the average melodrams.
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BITTEN BY A DOG.

Lucia Pile Of the Fancy Farm Sec
tion Of Graves county was bitten by a
supposed mad dog andiis expected here
TO have Mr.. Frank Nantes maidstone
applied. The little girl is the dsugh-
ter Of Mr.. Dick Pile, a farmer of
that section.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

NEW PASTOR FOR MAYFIELD.
Rev. s. Petite. now of Columbia,
Tenn, but formerly Of Mayfield, has
been called to the First Baptist church
in Msyheld at a salary of 81, 800 with
parsonage.
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NEW PAPER FOR BANDANA.

Articles of incorporation tor theBsl.
lard News Company, of Bsndsna, have
been filed at Frankfort. o. I. Rag
land, Ed Reesor and SIX. Mills are the
incorporators.
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/. O. EMPLOYEES.

Dear Sirs: We are in receipt Of
your remittances to cover installments
for which we thank you. We are also
obliged to you for the many Kind ex-
pressions and compliments on our pi-
amos to your friends. You may say to
them also that we have an overstock
of pianos for Xmas trade of our own
make and others which we offer on
small cash payments and tYifie more
than rent per month to reduce our
stock. d. BALDWIN AND 90.
W.T.. MILLER, $40 Broadway.
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The price for advertisements in this
column 10 Sc a line. Cash must ac-
company the order for all ads. There
will be no variance from this rule for
anyone.
FOR RENT-Eight room residence
with bath. 1919 Court street. Apply
Mrs. O. W. Girardey.
FoUND-A pair of gold spectacles
in case OF ]. j. Bleich. Pay charges
of ad and get them at The Sun office.
wANTED-To rent thee or four
rooms in center part of city by small
family, all grown. Address D., care
Sun. If
Have your past and future told by
the lady fortune teller, corner of South
Sixth and Elizabeth street. Charges
25 cents.
FOR RENT-Six room cottage,
corner Harrison and Eleventh streets.
Apply to Frank II. Jones, 1873 South
Second st.
WANTED-A street car line that
will run cars on rainy days with some
degree Of certainty
West Ender.
LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN
Fox terrier, answers by the name of
Pat. Return to the Stag saloon and
receive reward. Jim MoNulty.
THREE-Young men from Padu-
cab and vicinity at once to prepare for
positions in the government service.
Apply to Inter. State CORES. Inst, De-
dsr Rapids, la.
wANTED-To sell sll show cases,
roll top desk, safe, sheet music 30, old
music &c, all books at cost, less freight
disc ount to all dealers. Office sup
plies, ETC., at John L. Powell's old
stand.
MAN with single team to deliver
and collect. No canvsssing. $21
per week and expenses $3.50 cash
deposit required. Permanent. Man
ufscturer, (b-35) Box 1856, Philsdel-
phia, Pa.
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FOR RENT-Eight room residence
with bath, 1249 Court street. Apply
Mrs. O. W. Girardey.
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LACE CURTAINS,

Make a most acceptable Christ
mas present. See these special val
ues.
3 yards long so inches wide S5e per
pair.
81 yards long 54 inches wide 500
per pair.
81 yards long 54 inches wide $50
Special values IN $3.50 and $3.50
curtains.
Rudy, Phillips & Co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

The price for advertisements in this
column 10 &c a line. Cash must ac-
company the order for all ads. There
will be no variance from this rule for
anyone.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

FOUND-A pair of gold speotacles
in case of ]. j. Bleich. Pay charges
of ad and get them at The Sun office.
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* fps Il

Solves the problem. Anything you need
OF do not need. Tips" will secure or dis.
pose of for you.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

The estate of Mary EwelI has
been ordered into the hands Of the
public administrator.
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wANTED-To rent three or four
rooms in center part of city by a small
family, all grown. Address D., care
Sun. II
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

Have your past and future told by
the lady fortune teller, corner of South
Sixth and Elizabeth street. Charges
25 cents.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN
Fox terrier, answers by the name Of
Pat. Return to the Stag saloon and
receive reward. Jim McNulty.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

THREE-Young men from Padu-
cab and vicinity at once to prepare for
positions in the government service.
Apply to Inter. State CORES. Inst, De-
dar Rapids, La.
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WANTED-A street car line that
will run cars on rainy days with some
degree Of certainty.
West Endar
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-12

FOR RENT-Six room cottage,
corner Harrison and Eleventh streets.
Apply to Frank II. Jones, 1873 South
Second st.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-01
NO DECISION YET.
RUMORED THE DECISION OF
JUDGE LIGHTFOoT WILL BE
AGAINST HEALTH BOARD.

County Judge r. 7. Lighfoot said
this morning that he had been so busy
for the past several days that he had
been unable to think about the Theo
Luttrell case, involving compulsory
vaccination in the county.
The case was brought to test the
vaccination law and was tried more
than week ago. Judge Lightfoot set
Thursday the day for rendering de-
cision but was unable to do so. He
said that he will not decide the case
today, hut will do SO at the earliest
opportunity, when he has had time to
consider all points. II is tipped that
he will decide it against the board of
health.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-01
Prominent Residents Of Graves Coun-
ty Fall Out.
Msyfield Girl Finishes Long Trip
News from All Over the
District.
NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Mayfieid, Nov. IA suit was filed
in circuit court here yesterday by J.
e. Mason of Hickory Grove against
DR.. W. s. Hsrgroye for $1,000 dam
ages. The suit grew out of a difficulty
that occurred Thursday. The petition
alleges that 1.-THE defendant Hargrove
assaulted him on a public street in
H ickory Grove on October 80, 1902.'
ana without warning caught in the
collar and struck him . heavy and Sc
we're blow upon the face and beat him
in a most violent, cruel and malicious
manner, so that he says he was COM
PEELED to employ medical attention at
. great expense. He also says he was
greatly Inundated and suffered great
anguish Of mind as we'll as pain Of
body and still so suffers, and he there
fore prays to the court to grant him a
Judgment of $1,000 damages against
the defendant. Both parties in the
suit are prominent and substantial CIT
liens of the county.
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The Town COW.
SHE WISHES HALLOWEEN
GAME EVERY NIGHT IN
PADUCAH.

The town COW took the city last
night and this morning the yards of
several of the most prominent citizens
looked as IL they had been visited by
. cyclone.
The boys played havoc with gates
last night in celebration of Hallow
cen and left the yards at the mercy
of the cows. Several citizens awoke
this morning to find from one to half
a dozen COWS in their yards and all
the flowers and plants destroyed by
them. The Hsllow cen parties, com
posed Of boys, in pursuance to the
usual custom, unhinged gates and car
ried them away. Many gates are
missing this morning and some have
been hung on telegraph poles as high
as 90 feet. The yards being thrown
open, the cows wasted no time in en-
tering and charging on all the flow
ers in sight.
Mr.. Saunders Fowler's yard was
visited by four cows and also was
Mr. VIM. Rollins.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-01
CIRCUIT COURT
ANOTHER CASE GIVEN TO THE
JURY TODAY.

The case of rachel Davis against
the Paducah Railway aud Light COM
pany case went to the jury this morn
ing.
The plaintiff is q colored woman
who was going to attend celebration
at La Belle park on the 9Th of August.
The car was crowded and electricity
began to fash. The people tried to
vacate the car and in doing so pushed
her out and knocked her down, tramp
ling her under foot. She was sorely
bruised and damaged to the extent of
$40, 900, she claims. The case was
argued this morning.
The suit Of Mrs. A. J. Doolin
against the city of Paducah was set
for the fifteenth day. She is buck
ster who claims to have paid rent for
market house bench and that the city
refused to let her use it.
An order was made in the Norman,
Myles and Company against 7. Hern-
don and others suit requiring the
plaintiff to appear before Monday and
show why they should not produce
letters in the case. The suit is over a
tobacco advance Of about 81, 900.
Miss Cora Holland was appointed an
examiner on motion of Attorney ]. O.
Flournoy.
The jury in the case of Ferriman
against the Sodenheimer Lumber COM
pany for alleged violation of contra It
returned verdict yesterday afternoon
for $3.50.
In the case of l. W. Bernheim
against Frances Machep, Judgment
for the sale of property was filed for
the plaintiff.
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HEALTH REPORT.
SOME INTERESTING STATISTICS
BEING PREPARED BY DR..
GRAVES.

DR.. Graves, the health officer,
stated this morning that he had about
finished his report on the local death
rate but would not give it to the
public before the water filtration plant
question was settled.
1t is admitted that the death rate is
smsller this yesr, as far as the year
has gone, than that of the past sever
al years. but DIR. Graves thinks that
with the altering plant in operstion,
that better water would be furnished
the city and the death rate would in
this way be greatly decreased. 1t is
understood that comparison will he
drawn upon the health of those using
the Ohio river water as it is furnished
at present and those who furnish their
own filters and also those who drink
well and will fully and clearly outline
all his illustrations and make as good
and impartial report as possible.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-01
POLICE REPORT
One Hundred and Sixty Three Made
During the Past Month.
The Patrol Wagon Covered Over 800
Miles.

The police department continues to
do well, and during the past month
1853 arrests made in the city. The re-
capitalization Of the regular report that
will be presented to the council Mon.
day night is as follows:
Number Of whites arrested, II
males, Sc; females, 3. Colored, 90
76 males, Is females. Number of pa
troll runs, so. Number OF miles COW
cred by the patrol, 31s. Total arrests,
1853. The offenses; Drunks 81,
breach Of the peace A, disorderly con-
duct 22, drunk and disorderly s,
breach of ordinance 10, petty larceny
s, grand larceny 5, suspects 8, house
breaking 1, malicious cutting 2, mali
cious shooting 1, malicious assault 1,
concealed weapons 8, immortality 8,
escaped prisoners 1, disorderly house
2, presenting pistol 2, gaming s, beat
ing board bill 2, runaway girl /, run
away boys 8.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-01
BIG CLASS CONFIRMED.
BISHOP M'CLOSKEY oFFICIATED
AT THE SERVICES HERE
.... TODAY.

Confirmation ceremonies were
held in the st. Francis De Sales
church, this morning and a large
class was confirmed.
Bishop McCloskey, of Louisville,
officiated, assisted by Rev. Father
Jansen, and this afternoon went tc
Fancy Farm to confirm a class there.
There was q class of 60 to be con
frmed here but all were not Of Padu
cab, a number being from other dis
tricts in Bishop McCloskey's diocese.
Today is "All Saints Day" and a
general holiday in the church, but as
the Bishop was here the confirmation
ceremonies were held today. IAN
Saints Day" is the day set aside to
commemorate the Saints and tomorrow
is "All Souls Day" Generally the
members march to the cemetery and
hold the Sc vices there.
This is the first visit Bishop Nc
Closkey has paid this section to hold
confirmation ceremonies in about four
years and it was quite an event in
the church.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-01
LEASES WAREHOUSE.

Mr.. Michael Griffin, to whom was
let the contract for furnishing tobacco
to the Italian government, has leased
one of the Western District warehouses
and will use it in connection with his
new work for the next year. Mr..
Griffin has not yet decided whether he
will resign as salesman and general
manager for the Western District com.
pany on account Of his new duties OF
not.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-11-01
GOT DRUNK AGAIN.

#. ]. Curley was arrested this morn
ing by Officers Potter and Gourieux
for being drunk and disorderly. Cur
ley was arrested several days ago for
drunkenness aud gwen two hours to
leave the city. AS he turned NJ
again he will probably be given Q
sentence to serve on the chain gani
at herd labor.
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Clearings this week
Same week last year
Increase over last year
s566,41e
45g,065
1o7,s61

The bank olearings this week show
9 nice increase over the same week Of
last year Business is good and earn
ings holding up we'll Demands for
money are good with good deposits