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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-12
IMPORTANT LETTERS.

Postmaster +. NJ. Fisher has some
important letters for Will kirkpatrick.
who is supposed TO be in the city and
is requested to call for them.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-12

Capt. Bob Owen went to Princeton
this morning on business.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
DOCTOR LEARNED
The Power Of Pure Food.

: Sometimes a physician who has OK
hausted medical skill on his own case
finds that he has to look to pure food to
cure him by its simple and homely yet
natural and scientific principles.
A well known physician and surgeon OF
Crowley, La, has spent a great many
years in this profession. THE services of
my life time," he says, "have been to try
to better mankind; to help them preserve
health when in possession Of 1t and to
help them to regain it when lost. So it
is with great pleasure I recall my first
introduction to Grape-Nuts. I had never
investigated the food until came to use
it in my own case. had suffered all that
q man can suffer from dyspepsia, had
tried to heal myself and had had the serv-
Ices of many other prominent physicians
Then 7 clutched at Grape-Nuts as a
drowning man clutches at a straw and to
my great establishment and qualification
I found that I had discovered something
besides broken reed to lean upon, for
the food began to recuperate me imme-
diately and it has now entirely cured me
to such an extent that have returned
to my old habit Of eating everything that
desire and can do so without distress.
And l have not only found a good
friend in sickness but a most delicious
dish as well. 1t is the most nutritious
article Of diet have ever found and
notice it's splendid effects more particu-
1arly at night time, for saucer OF Grape
Nuts and milk is always followed by a
most refreshing sleep and perfect awaken
ing. My only regret is thatI was so slow
TO look into the scientific merits Of this
wonderful food, " Name furnished by Pos
tum Co., Battle Greek. Mich.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
Ruslness Opportunities for All.

Locations in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota,
and Missouri on the Chicago Great West
ern railway; the very best agricultural sec
tions of the United States. where farmers
are prosperous and business men success
full. We have q demand for competent
men with the necessary capital for all
branches Of business. Some special OPP
portunities for creamery men and nillers.
Good locations for general merchandise.
hardware harness, hotels, banks and stock
buyers Correspondence solicited. Write
for maps and Maple Leaflets. w. j. Reed,
industrial agent, 6o4 Endicott building, st.
Paul. MINI.
My friend look here. You know how
weak and nervous your wife is. and you
know that Carter's Iron Pills will relieve
her; now why not be fair about 1t and buy
her box7
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
AN INTERESTING TRIO
That Which Gives the Next Entertain
ment In the Y. M. c. A.

%. - ''.' Course. '-....-. .'
The famous Read adAmsbary-Banks COM
bination will appear in the Y. M. G. A.
popular entertainment course Monday
evening, March 80. The date as first
fixed was March TO- but serious sickness
in Mr.. Reads family compelled post
ponement of the engagement. ~
The entertainment this combination will
give will not be far from the best in this
excellent course. Authors readings have
always been popular in the United States,
and the public has pleasant recollections
Of the Nye and Riley and Field and Cable
combinations. Opie Read, Charles Eugene
Banks and Wallace Bruce Anlsbary make
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
FELL DEAD ON THE WALK.

Tacoma, Wash, March 2f.-George ". Manu-.
ett. aged 81 years, old resident, fell dead Of,
the sidewalk here last evening. On his person,
besides letters identifying him, were bank notes
and certificates Of deposit to the value OF between
81, 600 and $4,000. He has a sister at Middle
town, N. Y, and brother at Wilcox, Pa.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
What Education Means

In this work a.day world education does not
stored up in ones head It MEANS instead fund Of useful
facts that may be used in business 1t the
practical mastery Of ones trade profession It
ertnss about what has happened and what hap
penng ia the worlds affairs.
That is why the ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA
Of the highest value to the busy man and to the
and it gives All it's articles
the worlds most eminent specialists dip in its
for only few moments each day will round out
liberal education 81.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
The "North Star Limited"

This latest train from the shops is a
revelation in point of beauty and elegance.
1t embodies every known feature Of lux
nry in transportation. Leaves for Chica-
go and ST. Louis at 7:45 p m. daily, Min
neapolis & st. Louis depot w. l.. Hath
away. City Ticket Agent, No. 1 Wash
ington avenue s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
What, Is Said Of It.

noble encyclopedias LYMAN
..,..us., ~,
SWING = - - - =. :, :. -, - -,., -.
balloons kinds "f habits the
Of
w1l
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
up an authors combination that is a

. ~ -.
UP an authors combination that Is a
worthy successor to former ones.
OF the three Opie Read, of course. is
the best known, and is quite capable OF
filing an auditorium by himself. He is
one of the most popular of living Ameri-
can novelists. He appears to great ad-
vantage on the platform, and always has
the sympathy of the audience.
Wallace Bruce Amsbary is q successful
entertainer, and poet Of no mean abil-
fties.' .ts s:-Si'.
Charles Eugene Banks is one Of tho most
prominent Of the young western poets.
The combinations program, made UP of
humorous and pathetic stories and: poems,
is we'll balanced and full of variety.
II you are nervous or dyspeptic try Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes
you nervous, and nervousness makes you
dyspeptic; either one renders you miser-
able, and these little pills cure both.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

Next Monday evening at Kistler's hall
a musical program Of ten numbers will be
given under the auspices of the knights
and Ladies Of Security as an anniversary
entertainment. A dancing program will
follow. if,.."f~i b E{f'"- p.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21

At the morning service at ST.. Marks
church Sunday, Master Harold van Duzee,
a promising boy soprano, will sing the
solo 20, for the Wings of a Dove, from
Mendelssohn' Motett, Hear My Prayer"
accompanied by the full choir Of forty
x,0ineS.sas (
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-21
Special Rates to California and Arizona

1890 via Chicago Great Western railway
Tickets on sale daily from Feb. Is to April
80. Available in tourist sleeping cars
For further information apply to l.. c.
Rains. general agent, corner Nicollet ave-
nue. and Fifth street, Minneapolis. .-
The sun., 1903-03-22

having dampened 1t with borax water.
and leave up several hours ever night
il best When taken down the hair will
fall in natural wave. which will stay In
week II properly taken care OF.
In shampooing light hair. let the sham.
poo contain soap. soda and borax. III
an experienced shampooer be at work upon
il, there may be q drop Of ammonia added
The shampoo can be a vigorous one, and
the rinsing waters may have soda, until
the last water or two.
Then the hair may be dried in the bright
est Of sunshine The result will be obvious.
The hair will bloom brightly, and the color
will be several shades lighter than before.
IAght hair. instead Of being brushed,
should be tossed II should he thrown
from hand to hand until dry as ashes; and
then II IL ready for the slight. slow wave.
Let IL merely wave a little. and then let
Il he done up To form frame To the fac,
The tongs will give " the necessary curl.
II should not lie deep cSiri.
Hair that H. like carrots can be deepened
by treating the roots With castor oil, hair
that n too light, showing faded tones, can
be strengt hensd by "A root massage. hair
Of q drab color IL very EASILY improved.
for the least treatment will mako u bright
even unto gold hair 81 no color ~ all, Just
an uncertain brown. oan bs made darker
or lighter n. th. tasts may dictate.
In fact all shades of hair sre sa~ily man.
aged, and the woman can suit hersen ana
her friends In adapting the color 10 her
complexion ana her taSts~
Hair dycsng 10 permissibls only when
The sun., 1903-03-22

three drachms each Of glycerine and tinct-
ure sof jaborand. This will make the
hair oily and is not to be recommended TO
those who have an excess OF oil IN the
scalp.
Men who are getting bald can rub into
the bald spots mixture consisting OF glyc-
crime and rose water. Be sure, though,
that glycerine agrees with the skin before
using Women vino find the head becoming
a little bald over the temples can also try
this.
When the hair falls out one can rub the
roots with glycerlne or with castor oil,
scented with oil Of rose geranium.
In brushing the hair II j. great mistake
always TO brush from the forehead and
temples back The hair should be parted
in the middle and brushed downward,
and parted in the back and brushed each
way.
The brush, IL used const anuy on the tenn
pies will irrita,e the skin 80 that the ten.
ples become bald along before the rest OF
the head. The same is true of the foreheah'
which becomes unnecessarily high.
In using o brush one should Use dis
cretion, as well A. brisils.s, and one should
he very careful never Ia let the brush Tssp
the scalp.
Il IL easy 90 kill the roots ~ the hair.
and not hing viii do Il quicker than an irri-
tating Implement, such as a ha!rbfush or
an unyieldins comb. The comb should
never .crape the head, and the brush -hou ID
never worry the scalp. But bath imple-
men,s are Ia he used only As hsse~safy
AdJuncls Ia cleanllness
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the tone Of the hair is TO be preserved.
Those who are gray, and have not
checked the graynees In time, must dye
the hair and for this any one OF the re-
liable dyes can be used. Gray hair is
seldom pretty except upon the very old,
and the woman who Is prematurely gray
may resort to the dye bottle without
criticism.
II is always In questionable taste greatly
to alter the color OF the hair, Black hair
can be made blond by chemicals, but II
must be frequently treated, and then IL
usually shows that IL In bleached. The
came Ia true Of light hair, which shows
that IL has been dyed and, when 1t Ia made
let black, IL does not always accord with
the complexion.
But making the hair bloom is quite
another matter, and the woman whose
hair is dull and grayish looking, or whose
hair il streaked, or shady, or disagreeable,
can get to work upon II at once with a surety
that II will be improved.
A tonic shampoo Is made by dissolving
pure olive, or almond oil soap in hot water
Use a cake to a pint OF water. Take q
tablespoon of the soap jelly which will
be formed by melting the soap and add
to II a quart OF tepid water In which there
Ia a lump OF washing soda, about the size
OF small marble.
To deepen the color Of light hair there
Is a tonic which consists OF about a cup
of black tea, one ounce each OF alcohol,
bay rum and glycerine.
Hair that Is either too dark or too light
can be greatly benefited by rubbing into
IL a mixture consisting of one ounce each
Of lanoline and almond oil. To this add
The sun., 1903-03-22

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be Frightened and made TO bloom with al
the brillianoy possible.
To shampoo dark hair. there t nothing
necessary except good soap, preierapiy
toilet soap. q little borax and plenty OF not
water. A paste should be made by shaving
the soap in a little water and melting the
whole upon the back Of the stove. Use a
teaspoonful OF borax to quart OF water.
In shampooing dark hair rub the soapy
paste into the hair and keep on rubpng II,
scrubbing the hair between the hands
Scrub and scrub until you get the dirt and
the grease all started together.
Now shampoo with hot water. using Q
great many waters, and keep on washing II
until the water runs clear, II VIII take q
surprising quantity Of water. for dark hair
gathers oil and this attracts the dirt.
When the dark hair has been dried, II
will appear very full, and II will even have
a grayish look, as though 1t were dusty.
But 1t needs only a little treatment, and It
will be as glossy as one could wish
Take for this the oldest brush In the house,
being sure that II il well washed and freed
from all dust, and 60 over the hair with 1t.
coaxing the oils from the scalp and gradu-
ally bringing back the gloss. Good, even
brushing IL what Is needed
Finally the dark hair Is curled, for most
women find il necessary 10 curl the hair
In order to be pretty. And here the re-
quirement il for a curl that will stay In,
for every one knows that straggly black
hair Is unattractive.
Take some sort Of patent curler, prefer
ably q metal one, and heat 1t. Let II be
Of the kind that can be left in the hair.
Wind the hair around the curler. first
The sun., 1903-03-22

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THE PHYSICIANS OFFICE.
t'p-t o-Date Ideas Expressed On the Fur
nishings Of waiting Rooms.

Attractive furnishings are q nece ssity
in the offices Of physicians and surgeons
in these days. The general taste In the
art Of the house has advanced no rapidly
during the past quarter Of a century that
every class and con dition OF society has
come under its influence.
There is a higher standard In color and
design. q better appreciation Of beauty
and a keener desire for harmonious sur
ro,ndinR-. Houre furnishing is on q dif-
fer.n, plane and 10 now taken up seriously
a. a study and occupation by men and
women
The room in which q physician receives
his pat ients orers a teld Tor artistic fur
nlsllins thAi IL uDequalled IN tho amount
of appreciation u will reu-iye. la the
moments ~ waiting passs-d here the eye
books with critical gudgm.ni upon every
detail Com Portable and entertaining sur
ro,ii.d inss oa,s- vivid enjoyment, oofnsnon-
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l. as.a.s - &c., 81 hssf sHff iaHH
s<sa II flfiAt-sf Iissf fasI fHesf
Issa-afiNsli $50 a. stifrfs q -
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INDIAN ORNAMENTS.
They Are Msch prszca ~ Wsmes Sass Nsw
~ Nssea Aecessestss ~ Dsess.

Jbey Are Muco pSsfno ~ Wosoeo Suet NoW
- Nssel Aeeessertss ~ Dssss.
Indian ornaments are much prssd just
now Bowstrins guards are converted into
belt clasps. . squaws medicine bag makes
. durable and original purse and hand
kerohiss holder. and charms are used ~
neck and watch chain pendants. Buck.
skin belts wrought with beads are utilized
for vest fronts.
Quantities of Indian beads are made
up into stock ooiiafs. bslts and souvsniT
chains by woman who like this novel IN
fancy ~ork indeed, ls--oas In Indian
bead woFk are gwen daily Ia snihasiAs,ic
puIals NJ several plAnss Ia hanhsilsn and
bfooklyn The b.ads. thossh bslSh' ool.
of.d, have ho polish aud thsss 10 . pfisnitiss .
beauty alsoui tLsin vilsn woven tossthsf
thai aaoafd. s.ii ~lth stos, oSsien sosIs
ai.d oatda'af poT.ui,-
h.ll. I..dy ,Aaas ~ ,hs issas ~ttL as.s
skih fasisi,iass, ossi ffsn es ~ hisit
|. alsl seis. CONSISTING ~ fouf is,litsas fsi
li.s @lsi ai.d ,ss pslIs AnAai o., tbs a,iss
aia a lAiss bailsA az . issssisii.s sllsid
isf lali fas,saas s.ssi issn n "a q
bgssigi's sss',. s's ~ ss,s.. " Ls.s,
a lald sisal tl.s li.alsA Lfsss 800 sh
H. sn~ = l,ss H. ssisi lsui,tiis slth sffss
s,.s 80 il.s ss..a ,ss as..s'.ss Y ,''.,,
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sasss's - 81 - ls.ass ls...isI.ss,
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sill ,.-,sl. l--ss - s.s.--r..s
s..s.sa - - 80. = l...s e. s-.- T.
sa.ssii.s gs.g---.s = - r,ss' s--<s---ss
80 !. i--r s'..sf $50 x L..
"a sl.-.f s-aal,,ss ss.s- sss-~s ~ -
. 30 tssssa.S sssxs,s - ,---zs s.sssS
80 a. .. -. q. .;.s 49,. ..'-ss q. .ss.
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s.ssassl ss.s

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s.as t.sn safisss isst sffitHa 10 fi.s
sassa,.siai 49, Tee. ifsis-istiis iaai.is
flss- iii.i.slsssi iis.ii.si = is.s tiiasf isssf
t--ss s-aas is,.iiss. - go ia,iss si,assss
a. b 49, ii-ilsss - ssif - isii..,ilf sii...
10 sisa 90 tsaitritf fH a. fftttssasiH
asslsaifaasfisF
80 hiias t,isi isiif co. fsis.ss 49, ~
fsaiisf $500 fia b.a.lsf sfis.siifs sfa
tftafaaaftf
s,ssss "A a. flassa1lasl fissiff go ~
s.s-als.x ssf lsla ~ "a sssssssts stsa
- fllAss ssss isIsft.sd ~ tsis tssiahss ti-
kssa a go t@asIif fssitflisiii iiif at-
- ss..ss.s Esd lsss - llisl ~ fisastAs.s
ss-e ssstls,lssss sa-.ssf 80 ff.g,ssta