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LopG1NG-HoUsEs For SALE.
A-cAMERoN CO Phone South 1850.

FOU chALnSs
A-cAMERoN & Co---Phonc South 1850.
Eddy St. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Roomng- houses. Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances
ment-house; elegantly furnished; choice loca-
ton: full best class of people and clearing
and to be sold at bargain; price s11 600
"a rooms; beautiful little apartment house;
choice location; cheap rent; elegantly, furn-
ished; and rooms each; new, modern In
every particular; ill-health cause Of sale
le rooms: cheap rent; well furnished; fine
location; Obliged to leave city; snap; $3.50.
so rooms new and modern; fine location:
we'll furnished and paying well. but owner is
Obliged to leave city, and to make 9ulcA 9snc saie
reduced to half cost to furnish for $loUu
20 rooms: new, modern, downtown house;
cheap rent, long lease; we'll furnished; nrst-
class condition; choice location and clears over
$3.50 per month; to be sold at big bargain.
1s-room corner house; fine location; oak FUR
niture; good s.Spets; everything hrst.oass CON,
dtion; all XII and clearing e7o per month"; an
excellent buy at $3.50.
9 rooms; CENTRAL rent $50 80: elegantly fur-
nished little home; fine buy at $500
10 rooms; fully furnished; can get 10 mors orr
rooms adjoining, unfurnished: rental Tor ~
rooms 1885, mahogany furniture. velvet ana
Brussels carpets; owner will retain top moor
at $50 per month, price $3.50; only with us.
A. CAMERON q CO., 8 EDDY ST.
TO sxchange-For city or country real estate
or mortgage property, the best paying apart
rpent-house in the oity; 81 rooms; best loca-
tion in the city; elegant furniturei every
room rented; long Lease owner going abroad
and must sell by the 1st; easy term: given
q gilt-edge proposition: investigate this early.
WINSTON & WOLF, 1925 Market st
sCHwEINHARD & co. established 1889 F.,
phone Jessie 3o41. 1oosh Market IT. near
PowelD Buyers, we sell rooming apart
ment and boarding houses at honest values.
References our patrons.
FISHER CO.. Phone Main 1854
Room 43S, James Flood building.
Furnished roomng houses, hotels and hats
BOARD and lodging house, II rooms, good
business: must sell; reasonable. Box 949S.
Call office.
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LIVINGSTONE.
You hear the truth and nothing but the
truth be IT good or bad He positively refuses
to accept any fee in advance and leaves It to
your Judgment whether he has performed all
he claims and advertises to do.
Full Life Readings 81. Hours 10 to 8.
LIVINGSTONE-261a Kearny-L1VINGSTONE
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CARPENTER and builder wants work by da,
or contract. c. c. LEROY, 502 Jessie st.
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Eddy ST.. cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Roomng- houses. Hotels and
All Kinds of Business Chances.
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8 COOKS. German families $50 s35
Cook orphanage SO
Cook, small orphanags. gs.--.--.............-S20 SO
Cook and second GIRL same house. $50 S2j
Cook family, San AnseImo. mo.........-... $50
Parlornaid and waitress SIS
Second butler city ity.................... $50
Man and wife clubhouse. $50
Z second girls city and San Rafael. .S25
Infants nurse, city. $50
Mattresses for hotels. city and country SO
Second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S35
Pantry girl for home. .$25
Kitchen helper .................... $40
Cook on a ranch. $50
wording housekeeper, hotei.........S2 S25
. cham bernaids ity....................S2 $50
Nurse girl Berkeley. ey..............-.....S S25
2 mattresses for restaurants. S7-SS
20 girls for general housework. city and
country ..................... 500 $25- $50
Apply to J. F. CROSETT & CO.. 334 Sut-
Ter
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SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON OVER
ALLs; NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY;
GOOD PAY; STEADY WORK. LEVI
STRAUSS q CO.. s2H FREMONT ST. MR.
DAVIS.
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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

Dispatches state that Jackson,
Tenn, has been invited to join the
X. |. T. league. Il is not known
what this means unless It is that
Hopkinsville has decided not to raise
the wherewith and be a member OF
the league.
w. L. Kemmer. of 81. Joe, Mo-,
Is the first of the Toledo, o., team 20
arrive. lie is first baseman. and is
at the Palmer.
II is reported that Hans Wagner
will play with Louisville this season.
but the rumor Is unconfirmed.
Hans is mad at Pittsburg for cutting
his salary.
The reason the schedule has not
been printed and sent around Is that
Hopkinsville has not fully decided
what to do, and a schedule with Hop
kinsville would be useless unless
Hopkinsville is in the league.
1t is understood that Evansville
has about closed the deal for Free
man, and he expects transportation
at any time.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
A Dollars Worth Free
To An Rheumatic Sufferer

I ASK no depcat-no referencs-,,no
security. There n nothing to risk
nothing TO promise-nothing to pay
sufferer who does not know my REM
cdy may have a full dollars worth
4 wliingiy make this liberal ofrei
because 1 Know that Dr shoop's
Rheumatic remedy may be relied
upon ALWAYS to bring the utmost
relief that medicine can. Years be.
fore a., discG nc,,so this ph rsmedy
For rheumatism is really
trystnlixcd roisorf
Your blood r. always fun of poison
1.-The, poison YOU eat and drink ano
purpose OF the blood TO absorb .and
carry OF this poison. And the kid
neys. which are the blood filters, ar,
send II back through the system, clear
to gather more poison which. they, II
turn, will eliminate.
But sometimes the kidneys fail
And sometimes. from some Other
cause, the blood gets so full Of poison
that they canot absorb II all This Is
the start OF rheumatism. The poison
accumulates and crystalizes. The
crystals look like little grains Of
carries them and they increase in size
Then, when ~ can carry them nc
longer. II deposits them I'm a joint
on bonc-0nywhere.
The twinge In your 1eg--the dun
ache in your arm on n rainy day
these are the outward signs of the
unseen crystals. And the twisted
limbs and unspcakable anguish OF the
sufferer who has allowed his symp-
toms TO go unheeded and unattended
for years--these are the evidences OF
what Rheumatism neglected. can do.
rheumatism includes lumbago, sci
ntica. neuralgia, rout--for all these
are the results OF IN, imatic poison IN
Plainly, the fret thing to do IL 10
the poison. nut this Is not
enough. The FORMATION of the
poison must be stopped. SO that nature
may have a chance to dissolve and
eliminate the crystals which have al
ready formed unless this Is done
there can be no cure-no permanent
relief
searched the whole earth for n
specific for Rheumatism--some
that I or any physician could feel safe
In prescriblng-somethi that we
Mild cases are sometimes cured by
thousand drt
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
Gives Health, vigor and Tone.

Herbine is q boon for sufferers
from aneamia, BY its use the blood
is quickly regenerated and the color
becomes normal. The dropping
strength is revived. the languor is
diminished. Health, vigor and tone
predominant, New life and happy ac-
tivity results. Mrs. Belle III. Shirel,
Middlesboro, III, writes: 81 have
been troubled With liver complaint
and poor blood. and have found moth
ing TO beleft me like Herbine. I
hope never to be without 1t. have
wished that had known of 1t In an
husbands lifetime" soc. Sold by
Dubois, Kolb g. Co.. Paducah, Ky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
Big LEAGUE men
ARE ARRIVING FAST
Half a Dozen of Them are Now
at the Palmer House.
Manager Finn WIN Arrive with the
Others Tonight--Will Begin
Working out nj Once.
GOOD GAMES TO DE PLAYED

Although the FIRST touch of real
spring has not been felt. the has ,ball
season Is about to open In paducah
and the fans will this week be treat
I'd TO ball playing by big league men
Micky J. Finn. manager OF the
Toledo, o. American Association
team. will arrive In paducah tonight
from Cincinnati and will bring with
him ten or twelve players. Already
there are six of his team here and
when they all get here will number
twenty men.
Those here are: w. Il. Kemmer. of
St Joe. Mo-, who arrived yesterday
and q. Moriarty, Chicago; ID. Mar
tin, Minneapolis Carlos Smith and
II. J. Blackburn. Little Rock. and Ike
bennett. of Terre tIaute, the last ar
irving this morning. All are regis
tered at The Palmer and Will make
that hotel headquarters during the
two weeks stay here. Blackburn was
short stop for Clarksville last year.
Proprietor Charles Reed. of The
Palmer, is in receipt 81 letter from
Finn stating that the first men will
arrive on the 22d. today. and'that no
Will come tonfght at g o'clock with
about dozen players. The remain
Ger will get in tonight, all arriving
before tomorrow.
Manager Finn will begin working
cut his team immediately AMI II the
weather Is permissible will start
work tomorrow. The grounds have
l. cen worked pretty thoroughly hut
Manager Lloyd has gone over them
again and leveled the diamond up
nicely. The grand stand work Is also
progressing nicely and the carpen-
ters are at work on the club house.
The club house is to be used by the
players in dressing and will b. fin
ished before the grand stand. It be-
ing necessary to have 1t finished A.
once in order to accommodate the
players.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

Subscribe for The sun.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

ouid count on not only occasionally
UT ALWAYS. For the rnvaees u
rheumatism are everywhere and
spent twenty years In experiment.
ng before felt satisfied tlat | had
3 certain remedy for this dread dis.
asc--a remedy which would not only
lean out the poison, but one which
would stop It's formation.
Certnin uetief.
The secret lay In wonderful ohem-
Sss ,s hGan sheIcS Ssrm'R Knew " tSSt
ouid make Rheumatic cure that
would be practically certain. But
wen then, before I made an announce
nCnt-hefore I was willing TO put my
lame on it made more than. 1000
.estsi And my failures were but 2
per cent.
This German chemical is mot the
,nly ingredient I use In DIR. Shops
Rheumatic Cure-but II made the
.emedy possible--made possible an
achievement which. I doubt not. could
ave been made in no other way
This chemical was very expensive.
rhe duty. too. was high. In all Il cost
ne $500 rer pound. hut what Is si90
yer pound for REAL remedy for the
worlds most painful disease for a
REAL relief from the greatest tor
ure human beings know
don't mean that Dr. Shoop's Rheu-
matte Cure can turn bony Joints into
lesh again-.that Is impossible. But
7 VIII uIiNt iINii wv Ut'VW INiNfi
hat causes pain and swelling. and
hen that IL the end OF the pain and
iwelling-the end Of the suffering
he end OF rheumatism. That Is why
can AFFORD to make this liberal offer
that Is why | can AFFORD TO spend the
FIRST dollar that Rheumatic sufferers,
'he world over, may learn of my rem
sdy.
simply write Nc.
The offcr Is open to everyone. who
1ns not tried my remedy. But you
must write ME for the free dollar
package order. will send you an
,rder on your druggist which he will
iccept rs gladly as he would accept n
dollar. He viii hand you from his
shelves n standard sized package and
ne will send the bill TO me. There
are no conditions-no requirements.
All that ask you to do IL to write
write today. 7 will send YOU my book
on Rheumatism beside. II Is free. IL
will help you TO understand your case.
Address DR.. Shoop. Box G III. Racine,
Wis.
n single package. on sale at forty
y
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

clear while the wOrshippers ASSEM-
BILE. As the lingering echoes OF the
bells die softly away. the voices of
singers announce the opening of SER
vices within the sacred edifice. The
musical selections given with the ac-
ton of the play comprise gems from
Gounod's score OF Faust" and Sc
lections frem the compositions of
Rossini and Meyerbeor and other
great composers. Mr. Morrison Is
supported by an excellent company.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
Theatrical Notes

Lewis Morrison himself will APP
pear at The Kentucky on Thursday
night with his novel, highly effect
i've and superb new production Of
Faust. Long and costly expert
ments for producing a fash OF light
ming in miniature have az last prov
ed successful. A musical novelty has
been perfected for heightening the
effect of the church scene. A chime
OF rich toned bells ring out full and
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22
DR.. Shops Rheumatic Remedy

the second at ]. l.. VOLTS, for the
third contest. at Warren & warren's.
The buggy for the most popular
man in the county. is one Powell &
Rogers sell for SOS, and can be seen
at their place of business.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

n package 10
thousand
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

ap Iph nyne 10 he oil aad when
Il a him an hin "a radu
ar d % udmt dd Next no 10 An nyHng said
hOmH first rnG armdani family
r t In KEgmcM Mo- Inc ST. a,Kaaa
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

Elmer T.. Nancee first musical
production "The Girl and the Moon
was produced az Norwich, Conn. at
the Broadway theater. As musical
comedy the entire treatment OF book,
score and environment Is a distinct
nONelly. and viii Drove an lnnova-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-22

ton. Beatrice Vance. n star In the H.
tie role. She appears In the first act
as queen of the circus, riding bare
back In q small ring. This Is I'M
doubtedly the most remarkable feat
ure ever introduced In musical
comedy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28


rated apple: !: ss.aiiiy hs:a 81, - actual M sasi- %
n,:s nr:s :, Ugh, Cs'n%sa .r. ess.s, :! >gsS:
a, s. rrun.s sr: meeting . ssir jcSSins obi s. Se-
% .Sa sr a. =. the r.. s ss. n en.nss 2" mot
:;;Sn. s1n. range =; 1.:m ;; ,er s,. T.
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au,s.d a, sa;.'.c. extra cfoic. ., io,.a s-..
Re cleaning up ssr .ons Sani.,sss and p psics: =:
are .;e,.ii.r Lose nu.ca,si. e. quoted q ~
ra.sins Al s'-ssi.s.
.,e.:y. The naIk-. sor .cofsse s.surss opsns:i si
ssa ..se. and Ii. s: .S..ne: .': n
brazilian n.ws. o~:ne !" the holiisss IN these
Was .o,n. iisui:a,ion q n..r positions. X. mar
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s.ps- g.; Of Sc tss: 'GsiIad;ns uiv Hp'! :s
a, x.Sc. 0c.. a, s..c. Dec. at ..3@:.i .iSc. Jan.
at ..iyc. Feb. At :.l-,.
Fruass asA vegesabses.
hands. unless otherwise specified. Small lots on
orders ar. charged hishsr
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io- tAit I. sancS Ans s,s: ere-nins. ?! =, ysG
70. s. 70 ss iss is.s rsr Ssi ." ~ " -
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nay - =. 20: 10, ' " w. ''
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r~r rra,c ani .u,n,h 1;axeGno SSas 81. S1,hS a
Srs u~s icx
I:MoSs New x-,.,n. =: c.,,scsn,. use
MALAGA GRAPE0-Ae SS0l per Dbl
CRAZE FkrIT-Fi,,ida yusaes ss q y90o 0A1
bright ~ SeaS ter box
sTRAwBERKiEs"f fiorias refr::esSsor SsocI
q. 2fp%lc ger quart box. according to condition.
fSSIATcES-N ,rrhesr On trk. skd.. - S13 c
oNioSs Red sobe. per ca. .Kd. q, &c 70
CABBAGE Hoilshd s.ed s;sv:7 Des ton ssi.
SAU!;kkRACT-NeW e:fy-maGe. Der Dbl. 3.
air. &, gals q.
s'cc; MEE:isS-Csoics ho:ho1ss u SSSI = par
SWEET POTATOES Home grown ana rev
Bermuda ~ >Sc -: bu. EAnNnon1 red %
ga. s-.i yellow An1 queen As SGssc.
Observation-Disclosures 3 per bn;, on ees:efa
.'H..s.S oN!caS-Svosn At So -. Ss-;b.
c:a,e-
NEW FcTA.OEs-Caoaa y 1o3 pr oh
er.,s
era.. iar far TO s. .Sses :of choice 20 fancy
scvni.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
WEAKNESS PREVAILS IN WHEAT
BECAUSE OF WEATHER REPORTS
Liberal Selling Of Corn Causes .
Weak Under.
tone.


BT ASSOCIATED rRESS.
Chicago. March x.-Favoe>bla weather
so- On. .--,,. -, -. 81. ,.,, r.ctor
AUG Tue k1o"ns csVP vas INC "ss''s AeS'o.
In we-.k wheat market here to-day. Al
the clos. both the MAY and July opR1ous
-. ~. =. ,sRa:.
o'' 'sc' nay c" wv"
Oats sho1 loss OF ssQ!sc. P1oS1ssous
are alIucst UNCHANGED.
vurar
"a.
WEAKNESS pSeva1ied IN the WneeS pst
:hrouShlut the entire session. Influenced
h~ iovxs. r,ir.. =, 1jv.,r<.nl IN. v,,sraes
-, ,S,-. -.
"eIe ope"e" ~eaA' Jury oe"S u" 7sSSS ="
isc to sc AT y .l.:s to 81. l3is-
The principal reason for the weakness
Of foreign grain markets was found in
numerous advices from America: the efe1t
nisJoTNv ~ Mnich TOLL of exSeiIrnt ps"S
beEiS mace by the iaE-soWn cf1g.
S:on aiser the opening iair uemand Ins
nay Hs.e:oIfd. shStts pe'nS e0n OuS-
WEn s;na!5 oiiet.nss .ae rt.se vs.s,. "T
sa,H =, =" ,.n., cSy Srn,, E.H. Es
sas City stating that high winds in Kan
saS we're creating some apprehension had
.i;sS, ..,,,'.. '''He sU;,S .,;, 80 nree.,si",
n.GN sp 'nn Ia. WIN ;.nn,a;ns, s @ Ws,,. so,,t"rt
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Narw o.;r;.s. ~.,. r.ce,v>i ~,~,,p NM
,:,n;.fic 1890 ~ ~. '.ord;,ior ~ E;rser
wheat. They were re-enforred 6y news
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28

na!Iy 81 u W and H.N e SIDE: No. red eeld
~ 81 ~ for Western 20 ~ .1i.al- !: FOR w side:
NJ. . At S:isc for low To q ":Wl dig: rejected
n sss.: No hard sold NJ 81 -fSi.: No. hard
non.inaliy 81 .olM .eS: No. = hard ssc6$l.
svSRS-By sample. del: 1ocaf-No- ot ~
q ssc: No. IT s:izc AMI S..ec; No. yellow af
ga Ssic: No. white at A.asMssr: 81. Charles
for feed at jec Dr~:inAtion-Eo. ~ 81: No.
: ct exc: No. white at >S1sS'Ac: No. d. ~
SArsLBy sample. DEL: No. at nxe: Na
1t llSM..c: No. . nominally aMoSa11ic; No
!i,.s;s,,c; No. !. .hi,e a. aisa,'sc- Pr'" store
rl6rR.soss wheat -four: ."ea hish re-. re-.
q S6e %. lcv and medium srsde. 1ute SKIS.
s. ia63 IS Hand winter wheat feur. IN ln:e
SKIS: Patent g :s6s. 81. straight = S'nsse: hrss
clear s. 3eaS -: secood clear g. IS02. -: Iow-
grad. e Ss61 20. s"snmeaI SO Pxasi meai.
er:ss ard homtny. :: %.
HAY-E iTk: Timothy o.. seoi3 fog ehaase.
sinai: for No. !: sS3M for No. Hsse ~
low GRADES '1oxsr. G:isoi3 for No. :: eed.
for low RYade Clover. mixed. 80 - for choice.
- .>s0io for No. l. = 500 fov No Prairie.
Si4 for choice. sS3s. 50 for No. !. Ss1s.so for
No :: $50: for low sTade.
RvENo. s7i.c.
NIlI.Ft:ENS-Ba.a z srh 0nA IN Iea0. Nron
n, for hard and ~. for soft Winter: miaed ot
&c for harH srd ssc for eofs: nids as &c ~
sc. according 20 ausii'v. ~ mill bran Jobs ~
ss@sac and mias II 81 g ., A,A
SPELrER-C:s s btd
LEAD-Firna ., H-s1s4 fcs soec!ai brand.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-03-28
LOCAL SECURITIES STRONG
ON MODERATE BUYING.
WASHINGTON BANK Is \
FEATURE.
Miscellaneous Stocks .\,r In
Good Demand. hut Firmly Held
in Face Of Brisk Bidding.

Washington National BANK was the
s'rcng s'"t Of We market for local Sc
curit!es. Though the volume OF trading
WAS not heavy. the buying demand wa.
suhtciers t0 bring out q bid q 81 8: after
'he sale Of small 10y at $l.S Bank
"f Commerce Vas fairly steady at $50.
MercAnsf!e. ex-dividend was taken a, 50.
and S3ss. and Missouri Ijncoi, at SI& md
commonwealth NJ S3Ie were about steady
unIted Railways common opened easy
At x .s5. but later advanced to IS Pre-
fefrel sold on from So 10 s..
miscellaneous bonds were in good de-
mand and the active issues were firm.
YESTERDAYS SESSION.