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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-28

TOU DON'T HAVE To WAIT
every dose makes you ieeibetieT. Lsr'E -
reeps your whole ,nsitss right sold oe u
nouey-b.ck plsu everywhere. Price bo cents
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The rash comprehensiveness
whatever happens was not for,1t
Ike those. when neither man With
ton knew what fate an hog much
FOR three weeks more sBvltch had
Marie Zerkovitch. MSletters from
disturbed in her minP,bereto as he
begun S. to send herden Of them was
1ne ''on.-o bad for the French
. .''! se'. IA on Paris should he
W. - ~, - re urged her TO 60 home.
, Suu 'u& ould Join her. for visit az
ITS ITS very likely TO stay. Marie
ITO talk Of going home In week
SO. but she fingered on for the sake
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-28

LOOK cre YOU .leeP.
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ChNp-ter
Nine

ins the history Of that sunday
so eyentful alike for France and
for Sophy-ls the last word of
hers from Paris. Julia attached impor-
lance TO II perhaps for its romantic ia
vor. perhaps because she fancied that
danger threatened her friend. AT any
rate. she bestowed It with the care she
gave 10 the later letters and did not cx-
pose IL TO the hazards which destroyed
most Of its predecessors. II Is dated
from Marie Zerkovitch's apartment IN
the Rue du Bac. and II ends. Il shall
stay here. whatever happens. unless
Casimir tells me to meet him in Ber-
lin" a
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-28
MENN,RE HA.LEss AS CHILL
tEN
When Taken su'tly Tt-Hcrc Is q
Common-Sch Safeguard.

Big, strong mann as a helpless IN
fant when he is sdenly ~.
The sturdiest chain town usually
looses his self-conth and Is utterly
unable TO regard h condition with
the common sense Ut characterize'
his everyday aotionsl
For example: He Goes home tired
eats a heavy dinner M sits down L
read and smoke awayA quiet even
ing.
Suddenly he noticosta weight o
his stomach; then sharppasns aroun
his heart. and feeling of sufOci
ltion. Thoughts of heart disease
rush over him, and in hs agony J
fears the worst. =!
HIS trouble was acute indigo
brought on by overlooking b'a5-
sfomacb ant re-
A coupe OF Rexall D. hours OF
lets would have given
lief-would have srtexal Dyspep-
suffering. = vest pocket or
Carry a paar room. Take one
STA Tablotsty meal, and indiges-
keep TIGER trouble YOU.
after Dyspepsia Tablets cure
tom troubles by supplying the |
Element. the absence of whish r.
.-t.t, ;,tc..e causps indigesS Ion |
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receipt. TINT day came also the news
OF the disas'er. ON the nth the casu.
atty list revealed Casimir de saNres
name. A few lines from a brother or
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TICKETS READY

HHe tt.Eetz fse t.r St Patrick t7s...f.. are Hass aaadr and mas be had sa arr -tt-.H ta #m,3#g v tha coms -tff..a Tue dinner atl take Flacs u tH. #.#H- preceding th taaee.
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HOLDS DOWN eupeLAps

NEW YORK, Dec. 2a .l1-lt lt.ss.as. ..zs for her eda pounds ef weight a.-t her ability to employ !. la.ea-. f.e boys who vcre caught fr#r-r -saGz- at 4ty East Nfncty-fr~ -rrrt fa=t night. bv Mrs Sopbi- < 5ra aeafH have escaped
 Mrs. Shapiro sat ei'-=..#z HsHeafsIHs the breath and fight oat ar him. end held on ta the other e..l har huz- baAd. Nathan. arrived
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 Tam NeTanaf5 sayz he zaw the #a#E a# THaz T. Haaaf.d them. aud Hsfa aHa tar Joker Nf,r- Haala t.taI Ia. ,4eis wera mix aa Hasa rla.as sa.5.s .a gel hls sHa'- h#t fHa s.ls. Hssldut waIt
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stFE BLOWERS ESCAPE

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FAMILY NEARLY AL aRoKs.

SDETH NoEWNf.k =. H# Kicked iy horse ufI beg ta.- er. Irving r. Taylor W. H#.s .ssa through the front dgor -J f.- Haa Inc same time ucighhpf- u.re yf-. inE Mrs Taylor through 'Is. hael with a fractured hir.
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Lemp's St. Louis Beer on drausht 4t The Clup.
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TELEGRAPH!C CLIPPINGS
 FROM EXCHANGES

           
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KEEPING THE WOLF
 AHAY FROM T4E DOOR

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GIRLS AovearURe wfrH DEER

PORT JERvIs. N. psa ee
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lEDONIANS.
ERMAN CLUB.

Every first and third "Wednesday. A Bhail.
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sHG MIST ea MASKED s7s LIFE

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COON RIVALS THE RABBIT

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4 TIP FoR #RoLotP MEN

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caa.H.l.I. and rtsar. HI s.aeal uteftft.aest Al4t.f ts
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eRoTAERHooo Or OWLS. NOME
 NEST. NO 90.

Thursday. SEQ D m. W M Eddy See
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All the historians who written the subject
add that Nine de Montragoux found little pleasure in
examining these riches because of the impotence she
felt and open the little study Nothing could be
truer. Perraut says. She hard pressed
by curiosity that without remembering that II
discourtesy leave her she descended thther
by little stairway at the side and with such haste
that she came near breaking her neck more than
once"
The fact cannot be doubted But what nobody has
only the fact that the chevaer de la Merlus awaited
Since established herself the Castle des
Csuiilettes she had this young gentleman In the
study every day. often twice than II
is impossible doubt the relations between Joan and
the chevalier They honest: they not
innocent Alas IL the lady of Montragoux had merely
been careless OF the honor OF her husband doubtless
she would have evoked the blame of pcsteTty but the
austere oraIist would find excuses for her; he
of the time. the example Of city of the
the all certain effects of bad education and the
Lespoisse encouraged gallantries
Joan de Lesposse satisfied attack only the
honor OF her husband she was bent on attacking MS
life This fact is all too certain.
Il was in the little study, otherwise known as the
lady of Montragoux plotted with the Chevaler de Ia
Merlus the death of tender and faithful husband
She aferward declared that when she went into this
study she hanging there the bodies Of six muir
dered women whose dried blood covered floor and
o. Buebeard she had foreseen the fate that awaited
herself In this she have taken the pictures
Hken her Authorizations TO those Of Lady Macbeth But
probable that Joan imagined this fright
husbands assassins by calumniating their victim The
murder of ". de MontrasouS had been decided upon
believe that Dame Sidonie Lesposse partici
pated in the plot AS her eldest daughter might
the wckedest of all that wicked family. Ever a
stranger the Of the senses she remained
chase amid all the disorders Of that household not
because she s2uTned pleasures which she deemed IN
worthy Of her but because she experienced pleasure
in cruelties She engaged her two brothers coso
and Peter in the enterprise BIZ promises OF regiment
apiece
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~ EOPLE sometimes wonder at the
/ Immense. price put upon wild
animals The jungles of India
= = ana. the wilds OF Africa are fun
p wild animals they argue. II is only
1ecesssry- 70 trap them and bring them
ZONE, why. then. should a hippopo-
anus cost sl5.0eo2 Only the big dealer
r Wild beasts can explain the eueyy.
1e VIII tell you no business Is so risky.
Fie WI. inform sou that most Of the
rare Wild animals the world over on
exhibition come from Africa and that
taese beasts must be trapped ID behind
re zsmbesi. which means 2.ose miles
= teilsome- Journey before a start is
made.
TIE man in charge OF trapping ex-
Deqitieh must be experienced. resource
fel- must know the country. the Ian
Toages and be something Of = doctor
ite takes fearful risks. especially from
feFer. and. must be proportionatelv paid
RarnaIn & Bailey have two African
trsppers IN their employ who ger sios
q week The year round and all expenses
The latter are enormous.
Native carriers. must be hired b he
seere- They know their worth and in
sist upon Propo-tiOnate pay Each car
les. SO pounds and the charge on sueh
load merely from the coast I'd 10 the
EFeat lakes IS from two 10 three shiI-
ltngs q pound Large stores OF pro
isions are necessary. for not only rapst
suns, ammunition. traps. lin goods.
groceries. portable boats and medical
comforts Be taken. but also a large
amount o. cloth. needles and beads 10
pzy the natives for fresh supplies AID
FOR information.
That terrible INSECT The tsetse ay is
another indirect cause 70 the African
tr4ppers. great expense The creature.
whose bite IS fatal % horses. mules and
oxen. makes human transport the Only
means q SETTING goods Up 10 the in
tcrlof.
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properly fed. The two most difficult
of ali known creatures 20 trap and
get to the coast are the giraffe and
the zebra The latter can only be
caught in high and barren hills. and
with the utmost difficulty. because OF
shyness. while the giraffe is practically
extinct.
The zebra bought by the Barnum &
Bailey mana cement this winter was the
only one left out OF the II caught. The
girare is as tender as a baby and has
a heartbreaking way Of dying sudden
~. Even when the animals are safe
at the port for shipment the troubles
are far from over Tropical beas IS
must be slowly and gradually hardened
10 the change Of climate
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THE TRUE STORY OF BLUEBEARD
Continued From Preceding Page

Continued From Preceding PAGE
manned al night long, alone in q savage temper
No one ever knew the reason OF q resistance so
contrary 10 al laws, human and divine
trbuted 70 the fact that Il de Nentragoux had blue
heard but what have already said his beard
renders The supposition quite improbable all
events this is subject which difficult TO
reason.
The poor husband endured cruel sufferin gs
To forget them he threw himself chase with
savage fury. exhsustng dogs horses and attendants
But when be came back 70 the castle wea-ied and
hsrassed- il needed but single glance al Mile de
Pontalen 70 reawaken both his passion his tor
rents At last he could stand longer he de-
Iandsd the sunulrnent OF marriage which
marriage only IN name obtained It
II Il de Montrsgoux bade farewell 70 Nile. e
PcntAlen with those marks OF respect which
20 woman and without breaking his cane across her
hack = was because he had strong SOUL big
and because Ire. was master OF himself OF
Les cuettes- But he swore that nothing feminine
should thereafter enter his apartments. Happy for
rim had he kept his oath the end.
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the scene OF action, where il is set over
a pit near water hole Portable BAN
boo cages are also necessary in which
10 transport the savage capfiveS- The
experienced man who caught a rhi-
nocerox IN pit in the middle Of Africa
would be equally puzzled as 70 how to
get the creature out. or, when out, 70
get L - the coast An inclined plane
must be dug from the first and the
huge brute, half tanned b. hunger and
fright must be securely shacxled with
great chains and ropes. and so led
through tangled forests and over sandy
or stony plains for hundreds OF miles
AZ imminent risk 10 its leaders lives.
Food and water are absolutely neces-
sary for such a captive. and If the
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1t remains for TO put together, from
thentic documents and reliable testimony, the story
OF the most atroeeus. the most perhdoUs. the most
cowardly domestic crime whose memory remains with
The assassination. the details OF which are
about 10 relate. be compared only the murder
committed the night OF March 2. i4zs. upon the
person of William de F1avy by Blanche d'Overbreue.
his wife. who young slender with
OF OTbandas and John Bocquillon. barber.
with heavy sticks and bled him throat
had been II Blanche d'Overbreue proved
husband had determined drown her whereas Joan de
Lespoisse delivered into the hands of nfano=s
drels husband who loved her. We viii report the
facts soberly possible
Biasbeard returned little earlier than had been
expected This is what entirely
beiis that upon BY the blacklist suspicious
had intended surprise hts wife Happy and cona-
dent. If he had thought CT giving surprise. il
agreeable surprise- His tenderness.
his Joyous and confident should have softeaed
the ferocous Of hearts. The chevaler de Nerns
and all the execrable OF Lesposse only this
their opportunity for attempting his life and se.zing
upon his riches. increased by a Inheritance
His young spouse welcomed him with smiling
Next morning she returned him the bunch keys
which ccnEded her I missing
among the the closet OF unfortunate
Processes. ordinarily known little study.
beard mildly demanded IL from her. And after having
refused it several times various pretexts Joan
turned II to HIM
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@APE TOWN IS the starting phase
for trapping expeditions. and huge
storehouses are fitted there to pro-:
tect the beasts from a sudden changs
Of climate. The temperature Of tbs
lions cages is slowly lowered BY means
OF ice Other sensitive animals. are
.acclinated in similar fashions Then
come the tremendous cost ana care 70
land the beasts. IN america. and then
the long journey inland. probably with
winter weather to fear.
The last Natal hippopotamus was
killed i've. years ago. The koodoo, the
gnu and harteSeest have. long been
practically extfnet@ih the Cape Colony.
and though lions are stilf fairly COM.
mon in Rhodesia. the rarer creatures.
like the siraHe and the rhinoceEos.. are
constantly retiring before the white
man 10 the center OF the. continent, : II.
they are not absolutely gone. The hip:
popotamus ranks with the giraffe. on
the score OF scarcity and cost He. is
not a handsome beast, but he is: Of
great natural interest ..,.
The India tapir is. next tosths. hippo.
potamas. the most expensive Of al wild
animals But some animals are. paac-
tically priceless. These inelude the
African gorilla and the Kadiak. hear:
The gorilla has been caught Many
specimens have been brought 20. the
west coast. bat this nasnliks arsris 80.
habituated TO the stsamy nature Of. its
native forests that il is the :rarsst
thing for one 10. survive the. voyage
The Kadiak bear Is the greatest OF
all the bear tribe which prcwIs through
the wooded valleys OF Kadfak island.
OF Alaska :,
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III

Some years had passed since II. de Montragoux had
dismissed his sixth wife there remained in the
countryside only confused remembrance OF the do
nestle caianites which poured upon
come OF his wives. about them al
eFeHttoe in the village which would make your hair
rise on Your head Some believed them. others
- -: --sr - s-ooiiF us Lespolsse
esae 70 establish herself with her children IN the
manor Of Aotte-eiron six miles away the flies
from the castle OF Les uillettes. Whence came
nno her husband had been no one knew some thought
from what they he'd heard that he certain
positions IN Savoy and in spain. others said that he
died II Indies. several ina gsned that his widow
possessed. enormous a this very
train Of and invited Motte-iron all
bliify of the ;neighborhood- She had daughters
resehee rasrrsseeabie aee coaeesiea under The az
srance OF lngenuousness precocious experience OF
The Lady slossse also had two sons Of 20 and %
handsome and well put together. of whom a
aTs COON and the other nusketeer. who have seen
Fls 2TeNet would say that he was Black Musketeer
He cid not demonstrate this he went afoot for
me Back Ausketeers were distinguished from the
Cray rot b. the color Uniform but by the
covering % their horses One and the other wore
SOC As % me Dragons they could be recognized by
species Of f1r cap with tail that hung CALAMITY
ing sad dogs witness the song: sp1'z'0" q 's-
Here the dragons
Oh mother. let hy--
might vaInly searched through All to-
regiments Of his majesty great backenard SO
espoisse His brother was in Comparison an bons a
lad A drunkar5 and & gambler. Pierre de LexpoIsse
F-reSel ne
only methods OF living that he known TO pursue
The Lady Of Lespoisse their mother. kept an ex-
pengire establishment Gron cniv To dune
the dupes- In actual fact she had nothing and owed
FOR sxeEyhing Intending her false teeth Hex clothes
lent her Paris who threatened to take
them away from her unless she speedily married OF
Of her daughters rich .noblensn and hon
est Sidonie feared 10 ind herself naked
n Al empty house impatient 20 secure sen in law.
she had Immediately cast her NJ Nort-s-
E0ux guessing him be Of simple mind, very anaole
and for ali his fierce rude exterior ready 70
fall IN love Her daughters entered into her plans
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r He stem q traps is a serioas one.
Lions are taken in a great net IS
feet square and trimmed BY a very
powerful elastic band. such q net
costs see TO s25o b. the time il reaches
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-03
SLOO0.OOO REGULATION.
Arrest % Broker Throws New Light
on Farmers Bank.

Pittsburg, Pa.-Th rcpor, published
TO-DAY that the pcculat.ons Of two cm-
ploycs ~ the Farmers aud Drovcrs Ma
tioual Bank Of Pittsburr will reach
perhaps sLOOO.0oO when al is known.
finds mech crcicucc in financial Pitts
burg in spite Of dcu.als by officers Of
this strongest % hanks.
The additional chapter added by tho
bank last night when the arrest Of Man.
ager Harry Silyerman 81 Miller s. Com
pauy brought out The loss 90 another
$4,000, gives weight to the rumor
that there may boz more behind the ar
rest oi Paying Teller Henry Reiher aud
Auditor John Young. both % whom are
yet in jail. than the officials care 20
have given olt now.
That Be.bcr aud Young did within a
few months time extract iu the neigh
borhool of $500 0O from the bank and
lost 5, .u stock spccuiaiious, is now
pretty well established. That later de-
velopmenfs will swell this 90 a half
million, perhaps a million, Is nov Dee
lievcd bv many.
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SOUL FIGURES IN WILL.
Rich Ola Land Owner Makes a Special
Beeuest % u.

Washington. Pa.-Thc viii Of A. NJ
Russell. late % Hickory. Mt Pleasant
township. this county received IN the
registers ONCE. Is the most peculiar
testament ever probated IN Washing
ton county. Russell vas a wealthy
land owner. retiring from active work
several years ago. After dlsposing Of
his large land Interests. distributing
his wealth among his widow and sew
erai sons and daughters the testator
provides In his instrument as follows:
Il hereby direct that my soul shall
be returned TO the God who gave u.
and that my body shall be consigned
90 the earth. whence u came"
Pussell then moralizos on the short
ness % life and the uncertainty %
mans existence. urging upon his
widow and children the importance Of
following 'the straight and narrow
path"
The Russell estate is variously esti.
mated az from $4,000 20 500. 900
Mr. Russell had for many years been
active Ia church and temperance work.
and gave largely Of his means 10 the
support OF charity. Ho was one % the
representative citizens OF the county.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-03
Nc FREE COIN DISTRIBUTION
Appropriation for Distribution Of
Specie Il Exhausted.

Washington. - Secretary tortclyou
has issued a general circular annouuc-
Ing that the amount appropriated boy
congress for the transportation % sill
yer coin FOR the year lp0s having bee
come exhausted emo more standard sll-
yer dollars will be- sent 90 applicants
free OF charge Tor the transportation
from the offices Of the treasurer or the
several assistant trcasurcrs % the
United States"
The policy Of shipping 20 banks ,.l-
yer coin free Of express charges was
adopted about twenty-five years ago.
when % was deemed advisable % slim
ulatc the general circulation % silver,
aud this policy has been continued 90
the prcsen time with the exception %
the first three months 81 1906, when
there was 100 approximation available
for the free distribution Of silver coin.