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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
NEWS GATHERED
FROM 50UTHsIDE

+ i /. 4 :
Preston Lambert. the lad who was so
badly hurt by being run over by a Hull
Street car Frtday afternoon. died early
yesterday morning at the Virginia Hos
pttal from shock and loss OF blood
The funeral will be this afternoon from
Asbury Church. Rev. Hh'. Hudson con-
moved from the hospital to the home of
the boys mother, Mrs John stansfield.
by Undertaken Morrissette.
The boy fell from the front OF q
crowded Hull Street car on his way home
from Richmond
Councilman to Resign,
Councilman 6. S. GrizzaId, OF the
Third Ward. will resign In short while
on account of his anticipated removal
from the city to Savannah, Ga to rep
resent the Lilo Insurance Company OF
Virginia.
Councilman R. v, owen Will also re-
tire next month, owing to his removal
from the ward.
other member Is Mr.. G.. c. Cox,
At tho January meeting OF the CouF,-
q! the two vacancies will be filled.
Mr. Grizzard. In going to Georgia, re-
, ceives promotion. His departure from
hlanchester where he has lived for q
number OF years. will be regretted by a
large number of persons.
Funds Needed.
Tho continued severe weather is keep
Ing the people OF the City Mission and
other charitable persons busy relieving
distress among the poor, Some OF the
most active citizens,~fip9 this work arc
Judge Clopton. Or. Ingram, City Sergeant
Saunders. A. l.. AdamsOn. George IT,
Gary, John Moore. y. L. ,roncy and Al
derman Abbott.
The ladies OF the mission are grateful
to these gentlemen for their assistance,
and call upon others to do likewise.
In the meantime contributions are
asked. an funds are low, Food. clothing,
fuel and money may be left at Washing
ton &: Early's and y. u. Toney's,
Church Services,
Rev. G.. O. Woodward WIN preach 1T
Cowardin Avenue Church this morning
on Happy III tho Man that Fearetl,
always" and at night his subject Will DO
AFTER Death. What?'
Rev. J, r. Rautten Will preach at both
services In West End Church to-day.
Roy. Or. CridlinB subject this morn
Ing at Stockton Street church Will 3 he
THE Christian Race and tbs Heavenly
sptctators;' ~ night he Will preach .nn
'"rhc Sin Against the Holy Ghost" a
| Streets Deserted.
The continued fall OF the 'beautitul''
kept the streets almost $dfserted last
night, Early In the night tho chops did
good bustncss. but later the shoppers
dwinded and there was vary little doing
! Manchester Iroas@ No ~ 4. r. aud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
VERY IMPROPER /
SAYS AsQUITH.
I (Continued lry.. n Altst 4 AsN.}3 IA

Continued lr..a b4tst rtai5 (,
been used. but only sthree-fifths thereof:
whether equally It is seemly3 that the
partner Of tho attorney -general Of the
province of Quebec (thc latter being "
member OF the provincial cabinet and
a colleague Of the premier Of tho pro,
vince) should be counsel for the fugl-
tiyes; whether 1t is proper that tho
crown should be unrepresented through
the 'protractod proceedings Involving not
only serious charges. but International
treaty OF obligations are matters upon
which the appellants do not at this time
desire to make any further comment,
nor, indeed, do they think It necessary
to do so.''
Expects Favorable Decision,
Y Mr.. Macmaster said to the Asnoc!ated
tPress that he was confident the de-
foIslon OF tho privy counclls would be
in his favor, bu: he / declined to i say
what would be the next step Of the
United States attorneys. Mr., MacH,as-
or did not expect Green aud Gaynor to
surrender for extradition. II. # T. Il
AS TO Mr.. Asauith's complaint, Mr..
Macmaster said It would not effect the
case, Mr. Macmaster agreed that the
paragraph referred to- by Mr. Asquith,
was. Irrelevant, but he added. that by
taking exception to It the respondents
emphasized the point made BY the Amer.
lean government. a III S 's.
!, Mr., AIacmaster., has:slleft for Queens
town to ovortnke the steamer Canpnnia.
Which sailed from Liverpool to-day for
New York, 5ss 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

A.. NJ, will hold their stated communi-
cat ton at the Masonic Temple to m orrow
evening The annual election Of Off
GERS takes place at this meeting and d
full attendance is desired. The meeting
is called for 1880 M. !.
Personals and Briefs.
Fl Mr.. II. Q. Saunders. superintendent Of
te Metropolitan Insurance Company. Will
go to the Norfolk district about JanuGry
LIST with eadauarters at Hampton.
:Rosser&$ L. Moody continues iii at his
home, No, liza cambridge Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
DIED FROM. EFFECTS
OF WOOD ALCOHOL
Captain and Five Of Crew Said
to Have Pcrished-Others
Recover.
tBy Associated PreA,)

ASHLAND. KY. December H.--A re-
port has reached hero that CAPTAIN
spriggs and five others OF the crew Of
o pushhoat from Prestonsburg are dead
at the mouth OF Beaver Creek. from me
effects OF drinking WOOD alcohol. Sew
eral others OF tho crew who drank VI
the alcohol are reported out OF danger,
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Fairbanks Speaks.
l1y AssocIated rresa.l

=
WASHINGTON. y. G.. Deceinbss H.
Eenator and Yice-Fresident-el Charles
". Fairbanks to-day delivered the prin-
ciral address at the laying Of the corner.
stone OF the new X. d. G. A. building IN
course OF erection In this city. Despite.
arriving pnow-storm, great crowd az.
sembled to witness the ceremonies,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
expert pianist. who toured with tho
Adams Company llstByenr. NH
Reserved seat chart ~ at the Academy
box Office, 3 81
Officers Were Elected.

Al the regular meeting OF Rttth Chap.
Ter, No. s, Order OF Eastern star,Nwhichi
WIS WI: he held in Masonic Temple las, sian-ii
day niaht, tie following officers were
elected the ensuing Year,; Mrs. 4 lice
Hairy ,.lJubsr, worthy patron; Mrs Jake.
Rove, asspclnte mntrnn; Mr.. ". Reginald
Walter, secretary: Mrs. Harry iluher.
TREASURER; I Mrs, DR. Frank Reade,
The NATION elect will make her apolnt-.
ments at the next meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
RIVALS STORM
Il YEARS Il. N AGO GO
Anniversary Of Greatest Snow
fall il, the History OF
Botetotlrt.
SLIPPERY IN LYNcHBURe
q 55.. 4.
Three Persons Break Arms by
y Falling--Ten Inches OF Snow
at Fredericksburg.
SLIPPERY IN LYNCHB 3

p Especial to Tho Times Dtspatch.)
II BLUE RIDGJO, VA, dec. l7.-Stnce early
morning this section hms been In the
grasp OF severe snow storm. The prob
abilities are that Il will rival 1880, when
30 much damage occurred. This Is the
fourteenth anniversary of that great
SNOW storm.
II showed In Botetourt county on the
above named date all day and all night.
Three feet Of snow fell. and travelling
was impossible. While there was no snow
at Richmond, 1t was level with the fences
at Buchanan. and drifted In some places
to tho caves OF small dwellings. Tor sew
eral@d DAYS the roads we're impossible. a
method Of getting about In cases where
extreme necessity demanded was to drive
"a loose horse in front. and he driver
would pick hts way where the plunging
ANIMAL would break the track
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
CONTEST IS. N. ] v
NEARLY ENDED.
Rev. j. B. Hutson Running.
Ahead as Most Popular
Preacher. 55s=s y

The ontest for tho award to the most
popular preacher. 10 whom, will be. pre-
scented BY Tho Times dispatch q set Of
Tissot's Life of Christ, is no dra WINS TO '
close. It willFend at = 2. NJ Monda y.
December 10th, after which time NJ,
coupons received will he counted. u The
friends OF various ministers have rail lN ed
10 their farorites,ab but those of Rev. y ID 81
SHutson appear to !. be, most numerous rs Sor
most active, for that minister is lcading
the list BY wide margin, VITA. RS +. =:
lenschke as his nearest eompe,isor, d.g
hind the popular Baptist minister
may be tnat many are u hoanlnE gafR
that event there may Me SOME surprises
The coupon VIII be printed to-da !, e
favorite in securing 8th!s iIss z
monial Of esteem may ;,es.sity sseuie
sufficient coupons TO, overcome The ~ q.
The result Of the contest VIII pe4 an an.
3nounced In Tuesdays MORNINGS :ssue;
K Here IS the table showing inc st iid!ns
OF, the various contestants IN the cot1i,et
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18

yAHNKE RRosn lEWELERs, NO. e12
EAST MAIN STREET. (.
carry the finest and largest stock Of
Watc hes In the city, Open every. night
until Christmas until 10 q clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
DENIES CHARGES;
RETURNS TO JAIL
Continued from tilst l'as,o

Chadwick and found her condition as
good as could be expected.
Mrs. Chadwick requested that medicine
brought from New York be sent 70 her.
VI lis In the possession Of Jalter5 sl1sgSrs,
and Dr., Wall ordered that II be n lot gwen
her. He said she was under his treat
,nent, and that while the drugs may be
perfectly harmless, he nevertheless WAS
with the prescription ana
did not care to have her take the medi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
DIAMONDS,

beautiful designs In Diamond Brooches
az every description. Diamond Solitaire,
Cluster and Hoop Rings and Fancy Rings,
at Iahnke Brothers. a2 East Main street
efit OF those who cannot come during the
Sdaytima, I'll
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At LynchbArg.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
burg has been In the graspSa day Of tho
worst storm Of the season.. Sevon inches
of snow have fallen since s o'clock this
morning. and tonight 1t is falling as
hardSas at any time during the day. Or,
uccount OF the slippery payenlents In the
city three persons fell In the streets
and broke their arms. Prospects are for
n continuation Of the storm throughout,
the night. @ N 35.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Can See No One.

Sheriff Barry was today firm in his
determination not to allow either Emil.
Mrs. Chndwicks son, or Freda Swan
storm, t le wonan'a nurse. TO see the 'pris-
oner. Sheriff Barry declared to Mar
shal Chandler, that he WAS responsible
for tho wonAn's keeping. and could not
afford to allow any but her counsel or
those who obtain an order from the gov
ernrment officials to Visit her Tie did
not think II safe to allow the boy and he
nurse to see her,
MI, Dawley was asked this evening II he
intenIed to have his client plead guilty
ut some later time,
my request did not mean that, !" he re-
piled, II simply wanted the privilege,
and thought that the time to ask forit
ii meant nothing except that want as
many privileged on my side as can
obtain n VI Sss Us 3ii4sl
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The Bell Book & Stationery Comp
II one must be cllowcd mt least let tho elbows
be pleasant elbows OF pleasant people.

ONE specialist everything. In these modern
IA days. when life Is subtle and complex even the wse
# ~ somewhat the guidance OF others
~ - along when compelled to consult
specialist what comfort 1t Is to have confidence not
only in his Judgment, but in his reliability. . III
responsible specialists in all matters related 70 ihe
engraving stationery trades Like Brer Rabbit IN his
brar patch born bred in them, MS II were and 1t
lis only should know them we'll We do know
judgment the choice OF quality things
the holiday season with positive guarantee q course
we always when your thoughts are taken
other things want you to bear II IN mind
sEs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
Ten Inches Deep.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
s5 FHREDERICTGSBURG VA. Dec, IT,
Snow has been failing heavy here since.
{ 10 o'clock this morning and still contin-
3ues. lis now ten inches deep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-18
SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS ::

q SUf1NlAf UT tlt4E8 uAl = NEWS
ne sVeatf as
3 WsShINSsisgS; . oee. e - (
s,,is,y and Monday;
yisslnia.-,,s J. ~ S f1ynsa s,v,n a
'' @ort neS Carolina aFair Sunday and Nom
days g. iresi' @ess = 49,. -.e'S ~ I - !.
1 snowstorn prevailed In Richmond
,,ns. OF Yesterday; at midnight the clouds
hau so ''S ----.--
RANCE OF THE THERMOMETER.
Ok. M. - 49,. = =
y ! {, 81
q 3 Il Il o
I " m'a1'is ~. !. 49, 4 ------
4 ,.rs,. ............ 80 1-6
- st's'ses 4. y .---.-. (,
Hlrhest tempsratprs yye estsrdsy..
Nai,,a tfmpsT rerat,fe for pecenber 80
Dsnarti,re from normal temperature. 10
t;>1Arrr7R1s ALMANAC.
sun rlses....... 7:sl HIGH Z, TIDE 81
sun sess..'.'...ss:Sos Evening .........1:3 S
Moon Moon, s Ss' = ! .---
December IL, 1904. 8
sun sun rises : .'.. 4 "a Morning. 100
Sun sots .t...s.4 ,. aS M,,am,ng ..,..,.2.2o
= moon s etss..st.if.U- y. 49, =
Richmond.
-, ~, X, e,son page. IN an inter-
n, ta,..sn,,. ,.esterdaV states the at
titds Of President Roosevelt 10 the South
decarlhg !. 10 ~ ~ for years to come It
,,5,i hs fn,,rf 10 lie such; south behind in
i sS5tsm dss,ina Roe sa s. &
&; ta,,i,s Cshtrch ,his citv----tShoir direc-
ia ae !, ,rh,nnna have prepared attrac
tivs nroararnrnes TO be sung next sunday
aTettes A n his pocket Century club J. e
ald ne rsii' ,rssed to feed birds during
Inc snuM w. sti,.ntnn To invite the Presi-
80 TO ~ asl,5s ' =, Richmond has post
cent 70 st M, ,,,,4,i after the holidays--
,Aidernan b,u,r issaIS natter. MAN
ne - tne Iambert, boy who.
y HES Ei y. f,i,i,.. t.n1,, street car. dies
and his funeral WIN De uo ~ SSetrs-o1Citys
4 men eI,izas s,l a s,r,her contributions for
$3.50 er,,icea n the churches
811;-9;r,;,
! 49,, ,,a,,+ on,nt - = orrircs at Newport
News 70 make tes1 ~ l,a, ,revaiied veg
hoatA great sn2"snol ~ Pliva s,1nw ~,
teraay IN ttylns Years ;l1s ago
NJ :. g. nareons treal-3 arms from falls III
ThTeG parsons =. = rowcrs, Associa.
Il bursaonacco s,.ii
ton meet at south Boston o Mll o W New
9lria4ling erop GoesrnoT S ENnosi tion
orK ENDORSES ti,e criIna az
AR. Flynn eSonera. , Lnon sne :. ,1fhT
& Kissing insDanville bX proslns 81 an ian,ford
Moses DOGGY, q as ia ili1e, az ~, n ,orse
springs mas ms nosG ~, scnnn
IopeKa sIsts ss,s' q, lie m
sr or f1atlsras VIII ~ sgs % Genw
hoard-prlnee EdM sata supsi M ia,I al
the deplora PIE eahu,'on :" vi" a,,nd avs
fatmtlile as teFoEleu ~ uuss 1.i"'1es'
v committee. Ii "
st B, - - - Z.
North Carolina. af
IS ga ttor co1,, orssion =, ke report on
~ nSoitltti,Ssiiot i irr i,,cre. CO
snp%inS d, aschinn man,
IN past lev ca, ~ nd many
I .e tha 20 ,,,ch1he Tax
1ai m a. annr, tnal.as ,mnortant
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North Carolina.

Corporation Commission make report on
taxable values. showing large. increase
5ager atsRalelgll deserts his wife and many
creditors left IN the lurch---The Tax
Commissioners report makes important
recommendations to the Governor--Bee-
#lieyed that dynamite caused the reservoir
disaster at Winston Salem--H. Mortimer
Brooks so far recovered a.s to sit. Up
Wake coun tyF cotton farmers to hold crop
per& cent iEfS
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
NOTHING YET
ADJUSTORS EXPECTED AT ANY
TIME FOR THE REHKoPF
LOSS.

Mr.. E. Rehkopf still declines to say
whether or not his firm is likely to
move from Paducsh. The insurance
adjustoIs for the various companies
interested hsve not yet arrived. and
are expected to all come at once.
Chief Wood and his firemen have
received from the Rehkopf firm a
handsome lap robe apiece for their
work at the fire, the presents being
accompanied by the following:
with hearts filed with gratitude
for good work done, we wish to thauk
Chief Wood and his efficient firemen
for their prompt aud energetic work
at our fire.
THE location where the fire broke
out was such that the firemen were at
= disadvantage in lighting it, bat all
showed excellent discipline and soon
brought it under control. If every
department of the city showed the
same zeal, she would have a record of
which she could justly be proud.
(Signed.
"E. REHKOPF SADDLERY COM
PANY."
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
WITH CAIRO, TOO
Dates Arranged for Football
Games With Egyptians.
All Is Ready For the Contests With
Msyfield Tomorrow.

Thi- afternoon the final practice game
OF the Paducah High school football team
will be held. and tomorrow afternoon at
. o'clock at the ball park, the Paducah
and Mayhcld teams will meet in the
inst hattls OF the season in Paducah.
The Mayicld boys are said to be much
larger than the Paducah boys, but the
lucals SAYS they have a very good team
and, while unusually light in weight
have practiccd much and have the scien-
tdc parts Of the game down to a fine
point.
The lineup Of the local team for tomor'
rrw's game. which will start at o'clock
J., "a follows;
Clifford Reddick left end; David Ncis
81. right tackle; Tommic Cobmn, right
guard; Brent James, center nishi Willie
EEL. left guard; Salem Cope, left tackles
Robert Haley, right end; Felix ST. sohn,
left half; Grover Bum-, captain and
fun back; llennoberger, right half and
Carl Leigh, quarter back.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
PUT OFF
WILLIAM LIGHTFooT WILL GET
NO TRIAL AT THIS TERN.

This morning Attorney Dave Cross
received telegram from Memphis
laying that the case agsinss william
Lightfoot, oolorei, charged with muir
der, has been continued until next
term by the commonwealth and that
ne need not oome to Memphis to ap-
pear for the defense.
Lightfoot is the negro arrested here
on the charge of killing a young man
In Tennessee, few miles out Of Mem
phis, by striking him with some heavy
instrument and throwing his remains
out of the car, Lightfoot proved an
alibi by several reliable colored people
here and also in Memphis. but the de
PENDANT was given a death sentence.
The court granted new trial when
appealed and the case was 10 have
come to trial again Wednesday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
SAVED HIS LIFE

J. w. Davenport, Wingo, Ky, writes,
June IA, 1902; 81 want to tell you J. be-
lieve Billiards. Snow Liniment saved my
life. l was under the treatment of two
doctors, and they told me one of my
lungs was entirely gone, and the other
badly affected. ! also had lump in my
side. | don't tlhnk that / could have
lived over two months longer. | was in
duced by friend to try Billiards. Snow
Liniment. The first application gave me
great relief; two City cent bottles cured
me sound and well. 1t is wonderful
medicine and | recommend it to suffer
ing humanity" 25c, soc, sl.0O.
Sold by Dubois, Kolb q Co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
CHANGED TODAY
MONEY ORDER AND STAMP DE-
PARTMENTs NOW IN A
NEW PLACE.

This morning patrons OF the post
Office foun1 that the stamp and money
order windows that had been in use
for so many years, were closed, and
further investigation revealed the fact
that the clerks in charge of these de-
partmenis we're located in new quar-
ters-just a short distance beyond,
through a corridor in the northeastern
corner of the building.
The new room is an improvement
over the old quarters and the CLERKS
are glad of the change. IL is not be-
lieved that it will take the public long
to get used TO the change. The old
windows will DO closed and the signs
removed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
LOST HIS MONEY
YOUNG RAILROAD MAN HAS
HARD LUCK.

Mr.. John Brookshire, Of Twelfth
and Ohio streets. employed in the local
Illinois Central blacksmith shops as
helper, had the misfortune to lose the
greater part of bis money yesterday.
He had received his check at the
pay car yesterday morning and when
the noon hour came went home.
After dinner he started for the Bieder-
man grocery st Seventh and Washing
ton streets and had his check cashed.
lie paid the grocer what he owed him
and pocketed s34 in change, 81 being
in silver and s9s in gold.
The young man was in q hurry TO
return TO work and as he had little
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
INTERESTING EVENT.
WAS THE STOVE DRAWING OF
THE RHoDEs.BURFoRD COM.
PANY THURSDAY AFTER.
NOON.

One passing along Foarth street be-
tween Broadway and jefferson yester-
day afternoon wondered where the
crowd came from that lined the side
walks on the east side of Fourth street
and what they were doing there. At
lea-t he would nave been at loss for
an explanation If he happened to be
one Of those very few people in the
city who do not read the newspapers.
The crowd was attracted by the
drawing conducted by the Rhodes
Burford Company, in which they gave
away = heating stove. There we're at
the least five hundred people on hand
to witness the event and tha interest
was intense. The crowd began to
gather about O'Clock and at 4, the
hour of the drawing, the store and the
sidewalk in front Of the store was
crowded With men aud women.
Mr. A, ]. Wyatt. 206 North Sixth
street held the lucky number, 997, and
was awarded the stove, Bucks Hot
Blast Heater.
The cooking exhibitions being con.
Quoted each dav are attracting big
crowds. The ladies of the Catholic
church are conducting the one today
and the Home Mission Society of the
Broadway Methodist church will have
charge of the one tomorrow.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
$50 IN THIS PICTURE.

All employees of tho wood working
department Of the local Illinois Gen.
trail shops, yesterday had their picture
taken together. A travelling photog-
rapher entered the shops and made
arrangements to take the force for sew
eral different views, in separate
punches and as whole. There were
over $50 men in the big picture, the
first to DO taken in many years.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21

Tommie Cobun. sporting editor Of the
high school paper has received formal
challenge and request tor a date with
the Cairo High school basket and foot
hall teams, for the 18th at Cairo and th,'
date will be arranged. The Cairo teams
agree To come to Paducah ON the 18th
81 the Padueah teims.go TO Ceiro ON the
18th Both dates have been accepted
rnd this insures two more games after
tomorrow Tor the locals
II the football is given the same re-
eertion and patronage here as II has
tccn given for the past two seasons, il
d. likely that games win be arranged
with Murray ard Princeton and other
nearby towns where football teams arr
,rganzed
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
gHANGE an owNERsHIP.

Mr.. Frank Dunn, the well known
paint contractor, has sold his business
to Mr.. Harry Friedman, a painter who
had been working for Mr.. Dunn. The
terms are private but Mr.. Dunn is
still engaged in the management until
he has gotten Mr.. Friedman well ao'
quainted with the business. Mr..
Friedman keeps az the same old stand,
200 South Fourth street, and will also
engage in wall papering.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
TIE REST DOCTOR

Rev b. C. Horton, Sulphur Springs,
Texas, writes, July 10th, 1899: 81 have
used in my family Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment and IIorehound Syrup, and they
have proved certainly satisfactory.
The liniment is the best we have ever
used for headache and pains. The cough
syrup has been our doctor for the last
eight years" 25c, soc, Sl.O0.
Sold by Dubois, Kolb & Co.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21

time, hurriedly showed the money in
his outside coat pocket which had n
hole in il. While crossing the hol-
lows at the end OF Washington street
he dropped the money ont Of bis
pocket but did not notice it until he
had gained the shops. He returned
and found the two dollars silver but
failed to find the gold.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21
COME TO PADUoAH TO LIVE.

Mrs. ]. II, Thompson and children
left yesterday for Psduoab, whore they
will make their future home. Mr..
Thompson has been at work in Psdu
cab for the past seven months. They
were excellent citizens and we hate TO
give them up, but wish them success
in their new home Princeton ChrUn-
icle.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-21

ON ACCOUNT OF CHANGE IN
MANAGEMENT IN OUR CARPET DE-
PARTMENT WE WANT TO REDUCE
OUR STOCK AND WILL BEGIN A
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE MONDAY,
OCT. a.. WATCH FOR AID SATUR-
cay. RUDY, PHILLIPS 4 co.