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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06

"A Winters Tale" 1t may be OF
interest to know. is the heaviest play
ever presented before a Paducah au-
dience. Two car loads of scenery
are carried by Miss Allen. and every
particle of II was used in the produc-
ton here last night. Shows call for
various things as props" ranging
from a house and lot or load of fur
niture to cigar or apple. Miss AL
len carries everything used in the
performance except twelve-foot
step ladder and pieces of chain.
Stage Manager VIII Malone. of the
Kentucky, says 1t is the most per-
fectly equipped show he ever saw
in this section of the country.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06
COOLEST YET.
Mercury Went to 20 Degrees This
Morning In Paducah.

The mercury went TO &c. degrees
this morning six degrees below freez
ing point, and considerable ice was
revealed after daylight. This Is the
coolest OF the season, according TO
Observer Bornemann. the previous
record for the season having been
% one day lest month. There was
more ice today. however. than seen
for many months in Paducah.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06

The most sensational play of the
day in point of potent heart-interest
and beautiful stage settings to en-
viron a powerful dramatic company
of players. is THE Midnight Elk
press" The storm at sea and ship
wreck scene has never before been
equslled by. any production. The
scenic revelations through the en-
tire play are surprisingly new. The
company also carries six great spe-
cialty artists and two very clever
children. THE Midnight Express"
comes to The Kentucky theater for
one performance, Saturday, Decem-
Der 10. Prices. matinee, 10 and 25c,
night, 20 to soc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06

Manager English has completed
arrangements for the presentation
Friday night of Babes In Toyland,
the big musical extravaganza which
made such a sensation in New York
last season. IL will be seen with all
Of Hamlin & Mitchell's stars.
The company numbers over eighty
people. the most prominent of whom
are Little Chip" and Mary Marble
The organization comes direct from
the Majestic theater, New York and
the production in point of magnif-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06

Have you seen 1.-THE Clarke
spoolholder2 Toe at Rudy, Phillips
a Co. l.. b. ogilvie & Co. and The
Racket store.
-Postman Charles Grimm is sick
today and on duty.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06
JUDGE ALVIN BERRY
Is Tipped for Chairman OF the Nc
Cracker Committee.

Judge w. A. Berry is tipped as the
next chairman of the Democratic
committee Of McCracken county.
The committee. as newt appointed
and elected meets December 10,
next Saturday. for reorganization,
and II is said Judge Berry will win
In a walk.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06
Kentucky's Total Vote.

Frankfort, KY. Dec. 6s-The state
election board, j. b. Poyntz. of
Maysville; Judge James Brcathitt,
of Hopkinsville. and Appellate Clerk
]. Morgan Chinn, announced the Of
fetal vote of Kentucky in the cleo
ton held on the eighth day Of last
month as follows:
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06

AS soon as you are proud of your
humility 1t dies.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06

YOU DON'T NAVE TO Waltz
livery dose makes you feel better Lax-Fos
keeps our whole insides right. Sold on the
money back plan everywhere. Price 50 cents
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06

Frank Deshon, the clever little
comedian who appears here tonight
in Miss Bob White. was here last
with King Dodo two seasons ago,
and is the one who made such a
big hit with his original wit and hu-
NOR.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-06
Theatrical Notes
The Winters Tale.

Miss Viola Allen, however Tar she
may have travelled, and however
large her daily receipts may average.
has reason to feel proud of the au-
dience that greeted her at the Ken
lucky theater last night to witness
her Interpretation of "The Winters
Tale" II was large. sympathetic and
appreciative. Some there we're, no
doubt. whose only idea of :" The
Winters Tale" was derived from the
magnificent panorama that glowed,
flashed and sclntillated at intervals
from across the footlights. But ma
ny had rubbed up their memories,
and were prepared to enjoy it to its
fullest. even tho they found that
Shakespeare. to some extent, had
been changed. Miss Allen has lost
none of her attractiveness and
charm. She played two characters,
almost extremes, in graceful, artis-
tic manner. Her company. while per
haps not so capable as the one that
supported her in 'Tn The Palace OF
the King" is a good one.
Mr.. Boyd Putnam, as Polixenes.
Mr. Henry Jewett. as Leontes, Mr..
Frank Vernon, as Camilo, Mr.. James
Young. as Florlzel. Mr.. Frank Cur
rier as Autolycus, the rogue, and c.
Leslie Allen, as the shepherd, do
work that could hardly be improved
on, the last two. together with Mr.
Sidney Bracy as the shepherds son,
furnished the comedy.
Outside Miss Allen in the dual role
there is no female character of i'm
portance except that of Paulina, by
Miss Zeffie Tilsbury.
Even If some liberty is taken with
Shakespeare in 1.-THE Winters Tale,
Mary Anderson took the same liber-
ty, and Miss Allen can afford 1t. As
Hermione, the queen, she dies and
reappears in the next act (sixteen
years later as Perdita, the daugh-
ter. Her acting is fine. Miss Aliens
voice is one of the softest, sweetest,
most effective to be found on the
stage. Her company enthusiastically
supports her.
This version of 1.-The Winters
Tale" misses one salient feature en-
phasized by shakespeare-the happi-
kness of Perdita at the reconciliation
of her father and mother in the
transformation scene.
As.Miss Allen is the Statue" that
becomes animated and blesses the
daughter, the part of the latter in
the Transformation scene has to be
taken by substitute, who cannot,
of course. not being Miss Allen her
self, express the joy and emotion in
tended Still. the play is delightful.
and is splendidly and gorgeously
mounted. with scenic effects as per-
feet as stagecraft can make them.
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IA. Sloget bcS @aTmh, en- IiSen
SanbSbp / ~norSsitIiae 6ranfriae, bar
Ell 3anp meIIem frantic 6ripilliae OF
tpife og citerrteife "RouacnSfarIe"
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til at relic psiaa ianr. ariten geitre.
Der en- Tib bar prret biemue, % Nrns
8eitre fra geitreiiorben ps &riiten Be
oerienL Geoer 2ubpis Teberien us Ye'
Der Matiasien &efoal er alereoe reiit.
Seret RasmnSbatter Naffen penter Oil.
let fra iin Surlopebe Geber Slien, Sal.
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ifebae.
Meieriite Zine u. Sifsbaf bar lissei
Ing / Galeiunb iiben ipr Branoen %
bar maattet unberfaits fig en- Operation
ben paniteli9ite lem bar paret loretta.
get ! galeiuuo. Sm fif fcrit 8ronfit,
iaa 2unsebet9nbelie, SrpitbinoebetGu.
belle, 8ano | 9unserne % bereIter en-
Hem 8eu9rt inbpurtes. M9rfelis moi
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ON Selbrebelis.
0oftpr Seitmanit, Der ct Bar Nar
bar pGret aniat fem &ommunel9se |
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bpiat ii9 | Mplbe % iom mioleriibig
Siitriftsleee er aniai 9ottor Selmer,
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SinosipaeaipL.
s SeQaubs 9rebs truer be meo at
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iaar ben ~iprpniteoe 99rer.
Stills 3. Speraas, Der ipr Ell Sib
lioen fpm biem ira gmerifa, bar tipbt
ct Stptte Sprb pso 9%ierpaaspeien al i'm
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selis; SttltHG .3lsueits; 5GstHtna; SaaIoseIans; engas;
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en- gareon lang garioHgb ient uH8tdrI.
en- garde, G5rgtetl | GGlittatns: pa in Bot.
en- grande tenue lang graHSo temp fuo BUDS, 5eforast
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enorm. ouerprosHtllg. ubgre.
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- Sporicn iuofertc flor ira Sc
Torcneoe Stotrr 80 Eroccut mere eno
/ 1898.
The Havre herald., 1904-12-22

Kettle rendered lard at the Hayre
Meat Market.
The pride of Minot, made of No. |
hard wheat. Every sack guaranteed.
Try it for a baking. Sold by A. B.
Clark & Co.
The Havre herald., 1904-12-22
LAUNDRIES ORGANIZE.

The laundry workers assembled at
Labor hall Sunday afternoon and
perfected temporary organizations
Organizer 0. III. Webber obligated
the members and hopes to have a
charter under the A. T.. TT. here with
in the next week. The new order
starts out with a membership of six
teen and all are enthusiastic in the
work. J. L. Britton was chosen pres
ident protein and Miss Belle Harris
temporary secretary. The organiza-
tion adopted Laundry Workers of
Havre' as the name of the order.
The Havre herald., 1904-12-22
A MINNESOTA MAN MAKES DlSCOV.
cry WHICH WILL EFFECT
WORLD.

! Mr.. d. Urbille of LeLeur, Minn.,
who brought home a peculiar deposit
from the AntArtic regions has dis
covered a most wonderful thing that
a particle of this substance and q
similar substance from the Artic
regions placed on glass insulators 3
feet apart, threw out an arc of a
most dazzling brilliance for hours
without perceptable diminution of
the size or weight of the pieces, but
the glass insulators were melted and
had to be substituted by clay. This
is very interesting to mechanics and
scientists generally but the majority
OF Havreites are more int terested in
the third annual ball given by the
Local Lodge of Machinists, New
Years eve, at McIntyre's Hall which
promises to be the swelIest affair of
its kind which has been given for
some time. Tickets S1.OO a couple.
The Hayre fire apparatus has been
thoroughly overhauled and steps are
being taken by the department to Sc
cure uniforms. Chief West is also ar
ranging with Professor Troy to put
the pupils in the public schools
through system of fire drills. Both
school buildings are occupied to their
fullest capacity and the drill move
ment for children in case of emer
gency is meeting with very favorable
comment.
For SALE.-One of the neatest and
best built 4-room cottages in Havre.
good location, part cash, balance easy
payments, L. Newman.
Coal Hods 35e-sold by Swanson &
Marcoe.
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BRIEF NEWS OF The CITY.

Judge A. T. Roane, S. A. Morrison,
DIR. A. II. Bays, O. f. Lawrence, A.
G.. Roane, Maj Max. Ginsburger ard
Cowles Horton represented Grenada
county in the State convention held
at Jackson on Wednesday Grenada
was given places on two committees,
Mr.. Morrison being elected member
Of the committee on resolutions and
Mr.. A. G. Roane member of the ex-
ecutive committee.
A series of revival meetings will be-
gin at the Baptist church tomorrow
and will be conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Borum, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Roberts, the pastor. Mr.. Borum will
not be present at tomorrow's meet
ings, but will arrive here on Monday
and services will be held each day
thereafter at Il O'Clock and s o'clock.
LOst-A locket with lions head
and small diamond in center. Finder
will leave at this Office.
We will give you one-half Of your
tuition and secure board at reduced
rates, if you will write to us at once.
Grenada Business college, Grenada,
Miss.
The children of the Methodist Sun
day school enjoyed a picnic at Spring
Lake yesterday, leaving from the
church at 9 O'Clock.
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New Principal is Elected.

The board of education held It's
regular monthly meeting on WedneS-
day, at which time Mr.. James II.
Woodland of Meridian was elected
principal for the next school year.
Mr.. Woodard has been principal OF
the Meridian High school, and comes
to Grenada with splendid recommends
tions as an educator of high standing
and merit. He will take up his resi-
dence here in the near future, bring
ing his family here as soon as he can
find place into which to move them.
Outside of employing a principal
and transacting routine business the
board appointed Messrs. J. w. Lee
and J. G.. Weeks committee to re-
pair and repaint the school buildings
as requirements demand, and elected
a female teacher for the colOred school.
The third Monday in September was
decided upon as the time of opening
the fall term of school.
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GONE TO HIS LAST REST
George W. Wood Passes Away at
His Home Near Oxberry.
DECEASED WAS A NATIVE OF KENTUCKY.
Had Represented His Beat on Board
of SupervisOrs-HighIy Respect
ed BY All Who Knew Him.

George w. Wood, an old and highly
esteemed resident of this county, died
at his home at Oxberry on Wednesday,
after an illness of two weeks, and vas
buried on Thursday in Bethel ceme-
terry.
The deceased was a native of Ken
tuckey, having first seen the light OF
day Sept. 16, 1910. The exigencies OF
the war brought him to Mississippi,
where he married Miss Sue Warren,
who survives him. Besides his widow,
he leaves a SOM. w. Wood. Of Oxberry,
and other relatives. He was for many
years Justice of the peace and in this
capacity he set an example that might
well be followed, that of preventing le-
gal difficulties by bringing about COM
promises and reconcilliations. For
four years he represented his beat on
the board of supervisors, and made a
faithful and conscientious membeSS. lie
was the means Of promoting many con-
veniences and improvements for his
beat and always had an eye single to
the welfare of the whole people.
He had for number of years been
a member of the Baptist church and
died trusting in a crucified Savior.
He was kind-hearted, obliging, ever
ready to do friend favor. He took
no incOnsiderable interest in the af-
fairs of his immediate vicinity, and
was looked upon by his community as
a general counsellor and peace-maker.
His influence was always on the side
of right, and for those things that
tended to promote the best interests
of society
His passing away makes one less in
the ranks Of the old Confederate sol
diers, to which cause he adhered with
undying fidelity. His lifeleSs body
I
was shrouded in a suit of Confederate
/ gray which he had purchased to wear
TO the reunion at Nashville.
After impressive and appropriate
funeral services, conducted by the
Rev. J. ID. Rice Of CaScilla, the re-
mains were laid to rest in Bethel Gem
etery on Thursday afternoon amid the
tears of many sorrOwing ones. a
number from Grenada testified thell
appreciation of him by attending the
services, among the number being u.
B. Jones, T. f. Hall, A. t. Inman,
Mayor B. c. Adams, W. II. Crowder
]. S. King and O. +. Lawrence,