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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

- VIZ. cssr,c..k ana ~.

3d." rI..gn', uf'I" Vislh"f 80 The racquet
rom %" w.. E"un~u Holden Jr
,"r'tu. ,."'-"i .H" gallery HAD n" NO.
been ny"r'N"! 20, ,,.uS "a ~" 'h,mp."n,
facing q World famp.- gllv"r 20" rr- ~
might have been diT"r"u' " n Ma N"
urrgin was not 80 gr~rt l. was total
" - games ia :, and 10 points 20 Ii". 80
p an DO figured how nearly an up>-' Va
WriEh''S service was sadly on, ~ tune
'H- no double faul'ed no less than eight
mos holden was The victim OF the fire.
..'nt calls 81 foot fault Holdsn hogan
go -"rvtce Of the match AMI A. once die
rf ~ cleNeTness A. placement he con
'rllliv crossed the ball and had Virgin
rIuung his legs N The eN-chAmpIon
i'.r,iiy ran miles over - court lie had TO
-'I.n 80 that by sensational gets Wright
hold MS game and contributed TO the
81 =, 's! nth The a. ar. ,a and fH TSile Hddsn
q. 90" stirring assault on the net he was
80" .Ial 20 the task. 80 that the set went to
ras,ns accoun, 81 wrtgh,'s uncertainty
overhead and on N" ground tbs. Yale PLAYER
hanged 20 up and down returns 80 that he
c..I" a great rally His for'ing ta,tic-
g. .omp~lled Holden 20 play wide Of
.".-' - slash through on the opposite
20 Games on the reel before Holden could
90" him Bv vigorous work Holden
81 apo Rame all II vas q brace enort.
D. f.'la. ~ Wright Ou'vDll.yad him IN
-. -~,' 'So game and won
NtShi PLAYED net game throughout
&C. md se, Even 90 Holden pas:"d MIN
? I'D AnI all With Wright oncs within =
-'r.-e ~ the match AT AMI ~ ~
I-a fni.h anne with a thrilling assortment
90 ra..l"- the ale player shooting the hall
$50 - through Wrtghf.- torehand before
.""N- hampton steadi~d nv = mighty effort
o.! assured hls continual ion u plA"e ia the
.. .-r1uenf
I'" .,o.nt core
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TPt-stAte League

A. Lancaster Lancaster Altoona
~ Reading WiIuAmspor'. Heading .
~ Work John-tovn. YORK. !:
At Trenton Trenton. : Harrisburg. :
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Runs Cleveland lA'oir Washington Milan.
KiiIIfer Conroy. Gessl~r, iuglauh liTst
basr on rrrofs " Arlington. lfti ar has'>
Cleveland Warrington = fifst has on balls
or kal~r {. % FAnv~iI. OF Wake StTuck
ou' ~ Ianwel! hy NAiscr Ihrer has
- ioir Sacrinr- hit Inglhuh stolen bas~s
htIlifer d. Elhef fcid Grsslcr I ngiAub. ION
ROY Milan Double pls, Niles tAioie ami
DonohT~ M 10y pitcher ~ kAl"r 'Gcssicr.
Wild bitch kAlcr rnpirr IN ,risf tollfovrr.
Yield umpire Connolly Time hour and IS
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New York state L~ague

~
plmira y o u u - (.
HnghAmtOn n o - 80
BATTERIES S.hmidi and = q Neiu Bliss ami
MOnAhAn Umpire pHrirn
NEsNY
Troy o o q
Aihany % - - - q
BATTERIES Cunningham and Wheeler. NeWHn
ami Cheyk tnpirrS % rOolr AMI kslN
At wILHEsr.EEV
S-rAnton n o o . o. I.
WIikesbArrr y u a % y ~
Batteries ShF, and smith Appl~gAp AMI
Konnics Impirrs buckley ami knerlAnd
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~ Ssshviil~ Nashville. T. Memphis.
~ Mobile Fif,' game NeW orleans. No
Idle second game Mobile Z. New Orleans. I
~ Birmingham Birmingham. NontEOm
Vt chattanooga Atlanta n Chattanooga o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

~ lynn Lynn Worcester.
At ioHeU. lowell 5 HaNrrhil
~ IAil MNet Pail River. 4 Lawrence
~ New Bedford New Be,lford BrocAton. {.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19
western lSrague.

" Omaha PIr-t gAme-OrnAha. :. NEWER
Second game Onsha. : D~nVer
~ lies Moln~- First game Des Molnes
Topeka. second game lies Moines. n
Topeka.
X SJouS city SouN city : wichita s.
- Lincoln Lincoln. $. II Joseph.
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NtTION IFtGI r..
pirates smear Red. In Pisyon Of Post.
nnneh Lame.

The Pirates and Reds PLAYED Of post.
poned game YESTERDAY and the champions
PLAYED all around ~" sad eyed 'rrnth'-
team The other National League teams
~er. travelling. the Giants being due 10
omen m ,,n,innati to-day and the Bruok-
Iyn. IN IhtgaKO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

PHiLaDsisuiA "a. L.. :. CHICAGO "a. ~. I.
IHIiADUSHIA. Aug IL The Athletics took
the opening game from the White SoA here to
day. Coonbs pitched another OF his good
games. the home team winning out In the tenth
inning The sore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

Jersey city closed = long home >eTe> against
tn. Western clubs yesterday Win smother defeat
OF the hands Of MonueAi the koS ais winning bS
. .cofe 81 Z IN \ The score
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~ Nov Haven Hartford. q NeW Maven
~ Springned. Springfield. a: WATERBURY I
ton. n
At Bndg,por, Bridgeport :. HOlyoEs. J.
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Cotton states LEAGUE.


~ NAgoo 1ty NAyoo ely. q Meridian.
- HattlesbYrE Natur,burg. :. Nirksburg.
~ Greenwood fach >On. q GrrrnSood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

south Atlantic League

~ Knoxville KnoSNilie GAdsden.
~ Morrs'oUn Norrtsto~u. : Rome.
~ Johnson city lohn~pn Clty. q Asheyiue :.
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pu,.burx, 10: Cincinnati, =.


FTTTNHT7WTI
pTrTuHIHB AUG ~ The TTttshurgs defeated
the Refs this afternoon In a hard hitting game
Iyrne with three hits. single, double and home
mn featured In the hitting Clarke also hit nome
r,tn or casper Cawni'Z b~>i.rs pitching
winning hall made two hits and scored two rln>
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Totals .. ~ ss5 IA o
Totals ~ ~ u }
'No one out Whrn winning run was scored.
Ran for Livingstone In the tenth inning.


'thh TOT IINInFsIone IN ThN IeHth IhhIhK-
Chicago a Oi
PhilAdclphia. q ~ - /.
Huns chicago Zetder Philadelphia Davis.
Hsrtsel FIRST base error chicago, !. LrN
On base. Chicago 10 Philadelphia : Tlrs,
oase Dalls On Coombs. struck out by
White. by COOtnbs \ Three base bits Mur
ply. Livingstone Two bA~e hits naViS. white
Sacrifice hits Tannehil. White Stolen bases
N Lord Zeder y Collins Double plays Living
stone and Davis Livingstone ami Collins Hit
BY pitcher Ry White Murphy Umpire In
chief ksrn. Tieid umpire fvans Time /
hour And ~ minutes
psrRorI. SESSION - -,
HosroS. AuE "a The Tiger Sluggers landed
hard Ray collins Ia LAY and Detroit won
easily from the Hri SoN Nrrllane> was released
10 Sacramento. al. 10 day. ne score.
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''sua 'ircun RACE. Postponed.

'.g - Rain caused the
Fs't Ef.s to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-19

WsSHiN0TOE. Nug - Washington drove
Kalef Out Of the boS 20 day anu Won handilN
\ iargr d~lrEAttOn from the International run
grss- OF Fs-fAn'ists VaS ou hand pros lf"i
Win the baseball rIr> Translated into fsI~faUio
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Let New York fans look over this list
he cont inusd and figure OIt which ~ the
better team u looks like pretty even
thing to me
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Gam. called To permit Trans - make train
ronnertion
'Rat'ei fos Batter IN the siSth inning
MATTED for hartley IN the SAITH inning
S.,..T a., "a oS3e
Runs Montreal Jube Drriuitt iHtbec.
Jsr.sy Clty HAnfnrd Ahst-'n. F-nond Two
bA.e ~, Hanford Three base MT uutec
SACRIFICE hits Iube. Natures stolen bass
Jub- NaU Hanford. HanfAn. ueininSer
5 I'm 10 Ms ss,r M, "a sa.. on .-rors
Montreal. touhl~ play Hardy and CockIl
Str1l,k \ out Py Duhe~ a ~ RArtley hJ Sitton
First bAse on halls ~ pubec. ~ BARLEY
via pitch HARTLEY Passed bslI NArdy mpirr
Ia chi,f HAlHgAn Fleid umpire hsilN Ut1e
hour and s. minutes
FHovIpESCg
Toronto q J
Providence . - o
batteries rmdolph and Nsndy Lavender snd
Peterson
~ ssITINoHI YInsr osNE-
Rochester 1900 900
baltimore - -
Rattsrtrs Savidgr and Rar Russell and fgAn.
zI,ONB uAAE
Rochester . . - 81.
Baltimore - -
BATTERIES HoIT~s Biair ami Mar'~i Nirk-rS.
NAfuney AMI IRan
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'Rattet for Collins In 'h~ seventh inning
'Bstted for ClcOttc In ne mimi inning
Detroit - % ~ ~ .
noaton - ~ a. ~ ~ - 30 ]
Runs Detroit McIniyrr. cobb. hush stan
age Wiilrtt Roston Wagner Two base hts
Collins Cobb. CrAW ford SaCrtnce NJ ~tanage.
lett ON hasr. BOSTON =. Detroit First hNsr
on halls on collins / OF Nilictt On Cico'tc.
First has, on errors detroit ~ bS pitcher
az Mtlieu collins Hail ~lr4rA out Hl collins
hy Winr'' Umpire IN ohisf b.ioushin.
Yield umpire k~fn Time hour aui %
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philadelphia. .: chicago, ..
Detroit. o; Boston. Z.
Washington. q; Cleveland. .

s-,SDISo ~ THE CLUES
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
WILL ADD TWO
STARS TO FLAG
New Mexico and Arizona Will Be-
come States in the Summer
of 1911.

WASHINGTON. January l9.-Nonew
.,o,.. I'LL ho .a1.d r, Tho Amarican
4o,,
nay "S''ie the
cordlng to the plan under consideration
in the senate committee on territories.
III ,,,.,-,,,.,, T.: ..,;4 80 ba,.a tho in
RS 80 n..'.,'.. ~. !. 40
w, az - :-l,-
Nides Tor tAe reporting % AZ eL' NJ
new oiII lot 'Ae ADMISSION ~ -" -n'>
lto anu Arizona ~ 7'a'eH'
Inc hamilton pI4 "hlth was paSse"
~ the mouse Is oe''aIe" - pe ooJet-
lioha"le 10 i"e senate Io''''i'' "
TWO GROUNDS. fI'S', 1t "oSs no'
VIDE Tor SulllcIeht Iapse OF time oe-
tween the proposed terf''of'al eiee-
tons ana the adoption OF CONSTITUTIONS
and the election OF state omcefs ana
members OF the senate and mouse OF
representatives. Inc other opJectloh
has to DO with the protection Of Puphc
interests IN relation to existing ana
proposed land grants
lhdef the terms OF the iahhioh biIl,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
Letters F rom
The People
PROHIBITION.

Editor Adyertiser:-It seems to me
+ba- +a,. fr.,n .onha+ino the rassao,,
I..l,;.;-,,
" 20" az
Ier1t"rH, the people OF TINS territory
should support and welcome such a
measure ,sr+ain),- Hawaii offars ideal
...,, ,.,...,,.l,;.;,,, ,,,l
@lo'''" ~ '0'''i
l hardly htIieEe that the territory
would suffer any undesirable conse-
ouences We're the sale Of iutoxicants to
l., -....,,,4 .,-;r,l,.
.,.,
l nave never "etn d pioH''''l''i''
and have always combated. as Tar as
it has been in my power. all efforts to
.,.,,ro o;-ba,. ,o,,,,i.i,,al conn+,, ar state
I'l"n'o''''h I" t"t Pi''eA N'''ie h">
lived. But 1t has always been my pc
lief that prohibition. as enforced on
some narte If the mainland does not
n,h;l,:. Ha4b:ra .bo,4 g =, faaoraI
embargo on the inahoIae'ure' lmPor'"-
ton or possession of spIrituous liquors
VIII prohibit.
| am not one OF those who think that
the mere drinking OF a glass Of spIrltu-
Gus, vinous or malt liquor IS crime;
! do not even consider the use Of IN
toNlcants vice. 50 long as the drlnker
does not use liquor to excess. But we
all know that there IS a great army Of
persons to whom liquor is curse and
certainly those Of Us who can safely
take our glass should be wiling to
tofego the indulgence or an apPet'fe
which Is expensive to say the least II
thereby we can keep temptation out OF
the pain OF the man VINO needs heIp.
\ 'effliofiaI pIohipItI"h ia" would
nave n" eHect on haWaIl othef imam 10
close up the saloons ana cafes ana 10
place the NeIlhg OF spirits IN the hahds
OF olind pigs. On the other mana,
federal law Whlch would forbid me Is
suance 81 a federal IIquor Incense, would
make the importation on spirits crime.
ana Would render me man VINO mas
spirits IN ms possession Ha"Ie 70 pun
lshheht: would speedily put stop TO
the frame
1t IS urged that prohlplhon Would
be disastrous to the tourist frame. L
hardly heIeYe that such Would be the
case, hut II II De 50, certainly haNah -
not depending upon tourist trade as a
means OF securing future greatness, II
she be she IS Ieanlng upon very 1fal
reed, 1t was not tourists Whlch maze
Sout4ern tail1orhla great, II was manu-
featuring. agriculture, horticulture, but
do not believe that prohibition would
keep tourists away Were there no
saloons here much of the money now
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
PROSPERITY DUE
TO PROTECTION

BERLIN-It is claimed by the Der
liner Neueste Nachrichten that owing
in great measure to the establishment
of the German system Of protection in
1879 the production Of the most import
ant agricultural commodities has very
nearly doubled during the last 80 years.
Between $50 and 1850 the average
cereal harvest in Germany is said to
have been; Rye 5,5OO,000 tons; wheat.
2,25o,o0o tons; barley, 100000 tons,
and oats 100000 tons For 1907.
which was a fair average Of the last
To years and not as good as 1909. the
harvest is given as: Rye. 9,75o,o0U;
wheat. 3,5oo,ooo tons; barley. 3.500.o0p
tons. and oats 100000 tons. The pro
ducrjon of potatoes has risen from
-4o0u.ooo tons to about 45.oU0.0o0 tons.
while the production of sugar bcetS has
been guadrupled
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
COASTWISE SUSPENSION.

The decision the Delegate his
the the almost unanimously
here regrettabIe 1t that 1t folly Delegate Khi
IA KNOWN
opportunity
growing regarding
The
o community he suljec
a o
the Washington published
by the Cleveland incident be ge At should be
and that the the temporary suspension
t attended 0
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
PROHIBITION ARGUMENTS.

he locap
bill o dtions,
The is
pointed that
people had fight uousy upodes
being pointed avowev good liquor law
danger
would throw the liquor business politics
by in he Iegisa
to the
a be
ses the iegisat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
Square Denial.

The attorney general equarely denied
the reports tuaJ Governor trear mad
dlscOu aged the selection OF Robertson
for Judge. Assertions nave been nylng
timex aud fast that the Governor EN-
phaslZed to the attorney general ObJec-
uOus which mad been raised heretofore
TO Mr., Robertson and suggested the
wisdom Of selecting some other man,
although stating tnat III legal quaIIn-
cations Mr.. Robertson was worthy Of
Il place upon the bench. The attorney
general, however, says that the GOV
ernor not only formally endorsed Mr..
Robertson. but stated IN conversation
that Robertson had the confidence of
the community and would be entirely
acceptable The reports to the con
trary have possibly been encouraged
by some Of the Governor ; enemies.
There was a rehearing Tuesday be
fore the board of army engineers Of the
kahului harbor project The Delegate,
Mr.. Mcclellan, W. q. Cooke, and Cap
tain Sweetser. the last two of New
York. appeared to urge that there
be no such delay as the former plans
Of sending the papers back to Honolulu
would entail.
L. NJ. Watson. of Honolulu, is in
town on business before the Supreme
Court
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
GOVERNMENT BY COMMISSION.
80

The Honolulu do commission,
they to
a
One thing Uncle millions in
to
incompetent hands those eligible
hold This a military way
and and
should Washington of
of be al
@ m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
SUSPENSION IS
NOT TO Be PRESSED
Continued from page one J

Hawaiian iuugeshps. Mr.. Wickersham
told him, as has been cabIed to The
Advertiser. that it was practically
decided = A. q. NJ. Robertson would be
nominated tor the second federal Judge
snip. that De Bolt would be named Tor
the supreme bench, and Judge W. j.
Robinson would be renominated.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29

r,..r .- ,,...,., --F-r -:,,-. ..-- RAJ,
"I'"" i'' .'' - '''E HOW va
consolidated, according to san Francis
co advice. \ dispatch from the Bay
r;+,. dated J,nuarv II raaa. o.. t.I-
lows
\ telegram was received from Rhvo-
lite today stating that Gus Essen. pres
idrnt II the Mayhower Consolidated.
has receded from his dictatorlaI posi-
ton and has agreed to meet the other
stakeholder, next Monday. The rela~
gram also stated that the lease which
Essen had made OF the Mavtlower Com
panv to his own leasing company has
been abandoned.
Il is a well-known fact here that
large Los Angeles stakeholder, had tax
en- steps to protect their interest in 4
most vigorous fashion provided Essen
continued to IGNORE the riobrs or the
other stockholders. it seems that the
differences viii be adjusted amicablv.
in which case Mavhower viii quickly
sell back to its Old figures.
oot!os hii"o i've
There were few desultorv bond
sales yesterday, but the sum total Of
them was not enough to affect the price
in any way. NlnetT-hVe twenty-five
was bid for HiIo extension SKIES, bat
no one cared TO let loose and in fact 40
selling quotation was made. Ninety
seven was the last quotation made and
it Is very doubtful if any Of the securi-
ties can be had at a lesser figure. BrOk-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
THE BUSINESS WORLD
Churchill Harvey Elder Financial Editor

U. WEATHER Last ii Hours Rainfall trace
Temperature Max. 70; Weather, fair
sUGAR-96 Degree Test Centrifugals, +o8c Per Ton $500
Analysis Beets. S954o.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-29
|ARB0R |
| BE

! on Sand
De channe
February !
building WI
the old liz
hid the fra
! its purF
Alan
i After a |
lived last
eaB Franc1
d bad we
LAY out fr
bleda brou
Eighteen
*Rargo con
line autos
81 Among
Dewey an
M'hieago; !
&oute TO 81
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-17
Ordinances.

First and second passages were
given the ordinance providing for
concrete sidewalks and cutters and
granite curbing on Clements street
from Meyers to Bridge streets; Ash
brook avenue from Yeiser to Sowell
streets and Sowell TO Bridge street !:
Hays avenue from Yeiser to SoweN
streets and from Sowell TO Bridge:
lSoweli avenue from Ashbrook to
Hays avenues; Bridge street from
Clements streeS to HAYS avenue:
Powell street from Clements to Hays
streets. Alderman Potter voted nay.
The motion to replace the brick
|driveways at Riverside hospital with
some noiseless material was lost Tor
the lack of a second. Alderman
Farley was a champion for the
change, but the cost was thought ex-
Icessivc. lt was estimated that the
cost would be $3.50. besides the loss
of the brick.
The action OF the council in re-
ferring TO the cemetery committee
the controversy over the ownership
Of lot in Oak Grove cemetery was
concuared IN.
A refund of si6.65 for taxes paid
in 1908 was refused j. NJ. Gilbert.
The refund was asked because Of an
alleged error in assessing property
on Broadway between Tenth and
Eleventh streets.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-17
Constipation
Cure Free

With the first signs of constipa-
ton you resort to the home methods
of relief, such as hot or cold water on
arising, lots of stewed fruit with your
breakfast, etc, but what do you do
when these fail5
The majority then start on salts and
purgative waters. then change TO cathar-
tic pills, etc. n you have gone through
these various stages You know they were
go. Now you should try just once again.
but try something practical and sensible.
remedy made and intended for the pur-
A remedy. as thousands can testify. Il
Dr. Caldwoil's Syrup Pepsin, which h
guaranteed 10 be permanent In It's re-
SUITS It's ineredients are such that BY a
brlef use OF II the stomach and bowel
muscles are trained to again do their
work normally. 30 that IN the end Won
ean 40 away with medicines OF an Kinds
Ihat II VIII do this Mr.. q. y Dodson OF
ssnville. Va, WIN gladly attest. and 80
viii Mrs. s. A. Hampton OF Portage. o.
To those who are still skeptical there
~ n way TO prove these assertions with
name and address 70 Dr. Caldwell and oh.
tain a free sample bottle. After using n
N YOU are then convinced Il is the rem.
edy You need. buy a ffty cent or one
tinue to ' use 4 for 'rssss' ssef ,,s Snd S0, s0n
cured. The directions are simple ana the
dose Is small. II Is pleasant 10 the taste
does not grippe and is promptly efrcctIve
and these statements are Guaranteed or
money win be refunded
This remedy is over quarter OF a cen
tuy old and II personally taken bvI
more druggists than any other similar
remedy on the American market Because
of IT'S effectiveness. purity ana nleassnt
taste u Is the Ideal laxative remedy for
children, women and old folks generaIlv
Dr: Caldwell personally WIN be plea sed
70 give you any medical advice you may
the stomach. liver or bowels absolutely
free OF charge. Explain your case in a
letter and he viii reply 20 you In detail.
For the free sample simply send your
name and address on postal card or
otherwise. For either request the doctors
address Is DIR. w. " Caldwell n 6o7 Cald-
well building. Monticello. III
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-17

the finance committee investigate
the need of an assistant in the treas
urer's and auditors Offices was con-
CURED in.
First and second passages were
given an ordinance providing for
the graveling Of Yeiser avenue from
Ashbrook to Hays avenues: Powell
street from Jarrett street TO Illinois
Central: Thurman street from Sow
ell avenue TO Powell street; AEhcraft
street from Sowell to Powell streets.
Mrs. Louise Austin was given per
mission TO connect property at Six
teenth and Jefferson streets with
sewer district No. 2 The board Of
health recommended the request
and il was granted on condition that
the assessment for sewer district No.
g will be paid.
The minutes OF the last meeting
we're read. approved and adopted.
Those present were: Aldermen
Hannah, Farley. IAckey, Oehlschlae-
ger. Potter, Stewart, Van Meter and
Hank
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-17

The ordinance also prohibits the re-
tail sale and storage OF fireworks,
with a penalty OF a $40 fine for
each violation.
The Water company reported the
extension of water mains on North
Twelfth and Harrison streets, as
ordered. Received and fled and the
fire plug ordered placed on the
rental list.
City Solicitor James Campbell, Jr..
was instructed to institute condem-
nation proceedings to open an alley
from Sixteenth street to Cross alley,
running from Broadway to jefferson
street, and between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets.
Mrs. c. w. Smith was granted a
deed TO lot so in block No. &c In
Oak Grove cemetery
Ben Maynard asked permission to
transfer part of his lot in Oak Grove
to J. III. Turner. Referred to ceme-
terry committee for investigation and
recommendation
"A. j. Storm was permitted TO
transfer his saloon bond from the
Empire State Surety company to
the National Surety company.
City Solicitor Campbell was also
instructed to bring condemnation
proceedings against property in or
der to open Husbands street from
Fourth TO Sixth streets.
All members were present as fol-
lows: Councilmen Foreman, Bowers,
Budde, Duvall. Hannin, Horton.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-17
MOTHERS NEED '.'.-
OLIVE TABLETS.

Nursing mothers need the gentle
laxative qualities of Or. Edwards
|Olive Tablets.
These pleasant little sugar-coated
tablets were brought to the perfec-
ton point after fifteen years OF ex-
pertinent with AL sorts Of laxatives
To. DIR. F. NJ. Edwards, Of Ports
mouth. belongs the. honor OF this
achievement. His wisdom and ex-
perience are evident in the results
obtained through their use.
They act gently yet frsnfy. Al
ways effective. The Olive oil In
them soothes and heals wonderfully.
They never grippe or pain. One has
but to try them to use them always
ever after when a laxative Is needed.
At all druggists In 10c and csc pack
ages. Try DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
lets tonfeht. fhe Olive Tablet CO,
Portsmouth. Ohio.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-17
GUARANTEED REFRIGERATORS
Sold on Thirty Days Free Trial

dealers will show Refrigerator which the partition between
nber and the ice chamber constructed like shutter fills about one-d
from bottom Now when this bear mind
nng Unless this partition tight possibly made and extends