The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 15, 1898, Page 4

Some of the Three hundred new moire, satin and Egyptian novelty silk dress skirts, samples in price and samples of ele- gance. These Skirts range in price from $8.00 to $22.00 —our prices... -$4.98 to $10.00 ‘Two hundred bran new wool novelty dress skirts, s: These skirts for $6.00 and $8.00— our prices, any of them.... An elegant line of the very newest Knecia plaid skirts in all of the latest combin: tions of colors. . Fifteen hundred pieces ple muslin and cambric underwear, consisting of the finest qualities of handsome- ly trimmed gowns, chemise, irts, etc., slightly soiled, at. Don't fail to see them. 215 BROADWAY... THE BAZAAR ...215 BROADWAY THE NEW PLACE THE LATEST GOODS 408 BROADWAY No trouble to show goods. Come in. Fletcher Terrell, Manager. Three Nights and Wednesday Matinee commencing ~ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14 PROF. CHEEVER THE HYPNOTIST The Funniest Show on Earth —A drama, comedy and cireus all in one. PRICES 10, 20, 50 CENTS Ladies free on Monday night with one paid joc ticket, Seats on gale Satur- day morning at Van Culin’s. FRIDAY, FEB. 18. BEACH & BOWERS’ —FAMOUS— MINSTRELS —AND— FINEST UNIFORMED BAND DISTINGUIHED ARTISTS. | a vas OR vA i mal Monarchs of the Minstrel World, Absolutely an Entire Change ot Pro- gram Since Our Lart Visit. Watch for Grand Uniformed Band! STREET PARADE AT 11 A. M ADMISSION, 25,35, 50 & 75C 3 on Sale Thursday Morning at 0000000008 This Week Only A LOVER'S . THERMOMETER Given free with cach 5c. purchase fru. Kis-Me Chewing Save 25 repress and get your choice of the beau- tiful pictures in the window “it McPherson’s Drug Store. DVETVVUTUVA i A ae Linnwood is the best good-sized, fe” 5-cent cigar made. Ask it DOOO0823O0000088 ‘Newest Novelties in Dress Skirts t thi about them are the tiny prices-—just a as ri orig A) small for their age. «$2.98 and $3.98 +. $1.50 Just half of former prices MORTON'S OPERA HOUSE |sanner. chureb, All cordially invited. PERSONALS. Mr. Chas, Curtis left Memphis, Millinery Department erything in our complete mil linery department will be sold at just one-half of our always low prices in order to make room for our new spring goods, Just received, our new spring stock of hair goods. We are cer tainly headquarters for switches and all kinds of hair goods. We guarantee a perfect match. Ask to see our switches at 75¢ and $1.00 —you would pay double for them elsewhere. — Gilbertsville. Miss Sue Janes has returned from Jackson and Paris, Tenn, I, Hite D. Bowman, ville, is at the Palmer, Judge W. T. McCartney, of Me- tropolis, was in the city today. Miss Lillian Christman hi re- turned from Owensboro to Louisville, Mrs, Frank Hoover and Miss Addie Jones have to Memphis to attend Mardi Gr Miss Mand is visiling her aunt, Mrs, Smalley, on South Tenth street, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. yesterday for Arlington. year will return tomorrow, but Paryear will remain two weeks. Misses Helen and Davie Hendrick, daughter of Dep lector E, L. Hendrick, are expected f Louis. Paryear left Mr, Pur- Mrs. from Madisonville on a visit to Miss Susie Jor, Miss Katherine Blanton, of Har- bour’s, left at noon for St. Louis, to reside. She has made many friends during her residence here, who great- ly regret her departure. TWO MEN With Stealing the Ww enson, WEATHER REPORT, Louisville, Feb. 15. ‘air tonight and Wednesday much colder, LOCAL MENTION. Whiskey at Calvert City. Mr. Walter Freeman bas applied Ly be Alc T tas fed tor license to sell whiskey by the|PY Judge Sanders against Dow t Calvert City arshall coun-| Georee, colored, uader arrest at wars whukey ‘has not been lec[Ptinceton, Ky., charging him with Freeman will shortly open a drug}$Wore 08 re . ed, who is now in jail here charged ieeehr etre for a license from the | 514, stealing a gold watch and chaia from Mrs. Fannie Allard, of North Fifth street. Campbell was caught Now Charged teh. ne A warrant was this morning issued Incandescent lamp globes suitable noy farm near the city, A shot gun was used, and suspicion rests on somebody who is supposed to have committed the «deed through spite Every effort will be made to faste the offense on the right one, wrote Marshal Collins yesterday that the man was there and was probably implicated in the theft of the wate. He is known there as Dow George, but this is probably the wrong name. Campbell swore out the warrant, and it was today sent to Princeton, The defendant will be brought here prob- ably tomorrow. We want you for a customer. New City Steam Lavnr Wanted To borrow for several years Five Hundred Dollars on improved city property, worth ‘T'wo Theusand Dol- lars, Enquire under letter A, post- office box No. 123, and state interest wanted. 14f6 BOATS TIED UP. The Rough River Interferes With Navigation. The river today was very rongh. that few of the The Cowling from Smoke Pete's Bismark and Star uf Thanked the Chief, failed to. show up on Chiet Barber received a letter last ferry boat made one night from Mrs. M. E. Massey, of| forenoon trip to the upper landing, Metropolis, thanking him for the/She did not undertake the Brooklyn trip. The unfavorable condition of the mu had a similar effect on nearly the other boats, delaying them or ely. kindness he showed her son and sev- eral other youngsters who ran away from home Saturday aud came here as tramps. The chief gave them a place to stay Sunday night and sent them back home. The four abscon«- ers were; Ed Massey, Oscar Leech Crit Smith and Walker Thorpe, none of over 12 years old. ral Mea Will Get Their Chocks Saturday. | Iinois Cen Green onions, southern bead letuce and California welery at The Illinois Central pay train will Bock Mas Phone arrive in Paducah next Saturday and pay off all employes of the company, New City Laundry uses no muddy}leaving Paducah at 2:40 Saturday water—clear distilled water only. tf] afternoon. Everybody has a cold sometime— j BEACH & BOWERS COMING, your turn will come. Keep a bottle of Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey at} E hand and be prepared for an emer-| To Appear at Morton’s Opera House gency. This famous remedy will Friday Night. curea cold before it gets fairly started or after it has settled. The Beach & Bowers’ famous minstrels ’s opera house| will appear at 18th. next Friday nig sooner you take it the sooner you get well. 14{6 Newspaper Men to Mardi Gras. |eling. Seats will Hon, John R. McLean, of the Cia-|day morning at Van Culin’s book cinnati Enquirer, and Col. Murat] store Halstead, of the Cincinnati Commer- cial-Tribune, accompanied by a party of Cincinnati newspaper men, pussed through the city over the Illinois Central yesterday afternoon, en route to New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras, They were qnartered in the sleeper Miami and dining car Dela- ware, Telephone No. 29 for a nice two horse load delivered promptly. Price, $1 cash. Ohio River Spoke and Rim Co,, E. E, Bell. tf. Do you smoke Linnwood? If not you ought to. tf Vice President Harahan, the Rajl- The current number of way Age pays a very li tribute to Vice President and General Manag: aban, of the Illinois Central, ays railway managers are known among their subordinates as ‘fair,”’ ors ‘as the case may It, a general vote of y employes were taken as to what railway man had the reputati of being the best and fairest to. the employes, the victor would almost certainly be J. T. Harahan, of the Illinois Central, says Uh Con- tinuing, itsays Mr. Haraba au his railway career thirty years in the humble position of switchman, en he went into the shops and emerged as an engineer. He was conduc yardmaster aud roadmaster, In 1879 he became division superintendent of the L, & N,, and by 1884 had worked It r Lodge No. 1172, Knights and Ladies of Honor meets tonight in regular ses- sion, All members are urgently re- quested to attend, J.G, Swirzer, Ree, Sec. W. +. T, U. Notice. his way up to general manager. Please take notice of change in} Gonejud ng the Age says: “Mr, Har- place and time of meeting from the ae as 8 Cumberland Presbyterian church to the First Christian church, and from Thursday to Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. We meet promptly at 3 o'clock Wednesd afternoon in lecture room of st Christian Superintendent of flower mission has charge of the meeting. the Iilinois Central has been doing in the last few years he lias proved him- self to be one of the strong railway men of the country,” A Card of Thanks. Editor Sv Please allow me to make use of your valuable paper to retura my humble, hearty and un- feigned thanks to Dean KE, B. Reed and his associates for the special and solemn service at Grave chuich over the remains of my dear wife, and for the kind courteous manner in which they laid her to rest fo Oak Groye. I desire to return specia} thanks to the pall-bearers who acted with such courtesy and knightly bear- I also desire to return my humble thanks and more than thanks to Fred Nagel, Esq., for the gallant and knighUy manner in which he sustained and helped bear me up on that day of my deep sorrow, Your humble and obedient servant, A. RB. dackse Ky., Feb. 15, '98, Press SUPERINTENDENT. Nose and ree Dr. Edwards, Ear, E Plain City lodge No, 449, & A. M., will meet to- Xi, at 7 o'clock in special communication in their lodge room in the building on North Fourth street. All Masons requested to be] ™ present. Visitors welcome, i Burton B. Davis, W. M G O, In@ram, dec. and arcuit Court, Only a few lawyers can now be found in the circuit court. ‘There is nothing of interest now bejag done Paducab, Sweet midget pickles at at noon for Will Downs left this morving for Brandon, of Benton, | y Revenue Col-| for system for sale at McPherson’s| with it and claimed, at the prelim. Drug store. tu inary i that he bought the watch cael Ehivbaan Mia it the Union ot from a man Four Horses Shot. " named Dowell. The evidence was Four horses belonging to Mr. Wm. | Pench ie Flournoy were shot by some miscre- aa Halle wever, and he was ant a night or two ago on the Flour- Mashal: Wises, (abi Paiinaton; *| come to him. “| old, but he walked spryly into Evans’ The Ordinance Has Been Revised certainly passed this time. will be a contract drawn to be signed electric plant, requiring a regular spection of all electric wires in ¥ dueah. ordinance introduced recently, There DE KING, A Brooklyn, LL, Negro Sudd@p- ly Springs Into Notice, Called Himself “De King.” How dl to Remove the ~The Voo Doctor Was Called Before Hi Jolin Evans, of Brooklyn, Ill, the | colored overseer of the poor and su- pervisor of Stite township, is iba new role. He is becoming famous. |In his recently assumed capacity he is going to take a hand in the lifting of the hoodoo which now disturbs the soul of a colored woman on Morgan street, St. Louis, according to the Post-Dispatch, Evans was sitting in his office in Brooklyn a few mornings ago, when the dvor opened and a maa and two women, all as black as tar, entered. The moment they caught sight of Evans they became greatly agitated, and could not find their voices to speak. Noting their emba.rassment, and bemg a natural born joker, Evans put ona look of ferociousness and bellowed in graveyard tones: “What do you want here?”’ “Is you de king trickster?”’ asked the man timidly, “What's that?’” “Is you de king tri voodoo man?’’ Evans, wishing to find what was in the wind, obligingly said he was the king trickster and demanded the names of his visitors. They said they were Jerry Thomas, Jane Perkins and Susie Olliver. Evans bade them sit down, but the trio backed up against the wall, “The king say sit down,” bawled Evans, and the three flopped into chairs without a word. Commanded to state their business, Thomas declared that old Dr. Clai- borne Pope, a dependent pauper upon the township and a negro famed throughout the neighboring country as a voodoo doctor, had cast a spell et a woman who lived on Morgan street and that they wanted the king trickster to order old Claiborne to lift the evil curse. When asked bow they knew Claiborne was the author of the misery, they said he had ad: mitted being so. “De hand’ he th’ow'd for her waz found under her bed,” declared Thomas. ‘It was a bag and it had inside ‘coon ears, rabbit's feet and hair.”’ At the time of the interview Evans happened to be chewing a8 a substi- tute for tobacco a piece of yellow puccoon root. Retiring to a corner of the office he chewed bard on the puccoon until a yellow froth seemed to drip from his mouth. Then with a number of mystericus passes Which awed his visitors beyond description he deliberately spat in Thomas’ out- stretched Lad, “Bind ap your hand, Thomai said the king trickster, ‘‘go to § Louis and with it pick up the charm and return it to me.”’ | Thomas tied his handkerchief | around the band and started ona run to the ferry. He returned in sn hour, holding the bag in his bandaged }uand. Evans looked in the bag and | found it to contain, just as Thomas had claimed, ‘coon ears, it’s feet and hai er, de head ‘ake the ‘hand’ to old Clai- borne,’’ said Evans, ‘and tell him the King says if he don’t lift that hoodoo by Monday he'll fall dead.’’ Thomas and hjs two companjons begged not to be sent within old Claiborne’s sight, and Evans there- vpon summoned old Claiborne to ‘The negro is 94 years office soon after being called. He admitted having cust the spell over Thomas’ friend and said he ha¢ done so on payment to him of $3 by two women who came to him to get him to ‘make @ long-tongued woman keep her head shut.”’ Claiborne said he had been given $1 to raise the hoodoo, but he wouldn’t act for such an insulting fee. He wanted $2 more. “Claiborne, if you don't cure this vn by Monday morning you'll drop dead, the King has spoken,’? said Evans. Claiborne promised to use all his power to banish '*the evil MERRY HANGS FRIDAY. He Wants to Be Hyp notized Before Exeeu- tion. The Brute May Have his Wishes Gratified,—Merry Killed His Wife, Chris Merry, the Chicago for which he was promptly giv death penalty, is to hang Friday at Chicago, Merry, it is likel ieee, in a hypnotic state. read where some fellow wanted fore he was sent to his doom, and a\ hypnotized. hang Friday, As will no doubt be remembered by Marshal McNutt, of Mayfield and Marshal Wilson, of Princeton. the quickest ever known. LIVELY CHASE, Officer. Chased By a Stationman On a Horse, low Boy’ jumped on a Third street car about 9 o'clock this morning and when the motorman asked him to p his fare jumped off and walked bris! ly away, chase, and around on Side fired one shot at him, ran faster than ever, had stationman Joho was out exercising a fire horse, to give chase, where he Utterback’s yard and escaped. many boys the police are annoying motormen. A prisoner on man on a horse. BANKS GAYE IN, wife | murderer, who was in Paducah a few weeks ago while being carried back to Chicago to answer for the crime n the will go to the He to hypnotize a condemred murderer be- once expressed a desire to himself be will be accommodated, Merry is to Merry was captured near Princeton His trial and conviction were among Yellow Boy’ Shot at By, An A colored youth known as ‘Yel- As y Street Inspector Utterback gave the North The boy and the officer jaughter, who partment The boy was pursued to Fifth and Madison streets lisappeared through Officer The fugitive is only one of the after for the chaingang es- caped in the same neighborhood, af- ter being shot at and pursued by a BONDS' THIRD AND COURT ‘| Keeps the Best Brands of Cigars and Tobacco it But whether or not he Telephone 392 -| BASE BALL NOTES. Will There Be a Central League Again This Year? The Prospects in P: to Be Encouraging at spring approaches, basebal | talk increase 1| wondering if Paducah ball team this year. =| R.A. Slocum,of W writes encouragingly will the season, After goiu of last season’s work, Mr. sets for his reasons of the on cess of the Central league of He pictures a rosy view Slocum of league for "98 and mentions the lowing cities as ideal ones for the for- fol of such Paducah, mation Cai an organization Memphis, Little ville and some other city. a good town, but objects place on the ground that would have to be takeo in and *‘that would not do,.’* A meeting was to have been called for this week at Washington, Ind. DRUG STORE ss nd now local fans are have @ shingtoa,Ind., pros- pects for the Central league for next into a lengthy review n-suc> the Rock, Nashville, Washington, Knox- He suggests Terre Haute as being to that Evansville Filters }:) What is more essential fx 7 to good health than pure water? Our Filters will make impure water as and sparkling as spring fob pure lear water. Every family should have one. Every Filter tested before leaving our store. GUARANTEED AND FOR SALE BY Home, 4s Sweets Home! 1 How to make it more beautiful... Handsome pictures make lovely homes. E are pleased to announce that we have secured the finest and most beautiful line of pictures for premiums to our customers that have ever been offered to the Paducah public. We have heretofore given our patrons many desirable premiums, but these works of art which we now offer surpass even our own former offerings. These very handsome decorations, desirable for the homes of every one, we will give to our customers : ABSOLUTELY FREE j picture, frame and all, ready to grace a vacant Space on atiy wall, in room or hall. We desire to show our customers how much we appre ciate their trade by selling the cheapest goods in town, and also brie ing them something free in return for their liberal patronage, We don't keep them ‘‘guessing,’’ either. There is no game of chance about our premiums. Every customer may be a sure winner of some of our hand- some art gems, Our extremely low cut prices on dey goods, furnishin, goods and notions have pleased our old customers greatly and brought $s many new ones. it shoes—yes, our shoes!—for men, women and children, are the cheapest on the banks of the Ohio. Our prices on shoes please everybody. Even some who ‘come only to. look’ iain to buy—not only because we have the cheapest shoes in town but also from the fact that every pair gives satisfaction. ‘‘Now is the accepted time’’ to buy splendid bargains at our store, and get first choice of our ° ,{se¢ for yourself, so you can tell your 205 Broadway (riends about our low prices and elegant pictures. Paducah, Ky. Dr. Albert Bernheim Physician and Surgeon Fier Staeer.... ‘Nexy Doon Tue Parurr 750-4 9:00 am, : . HOURS 4 1:00-3:00 p.m, OMice, - 366 Damage Resulting From the THE THREE RIVERS, : { 7:00—8:30 na Telephones { Renidonce, ae Recent Rise of the bier ts BCH es REA re a 7. final vote this week, and it is likel Rivers. {tems of Interest Gathered From prose ligne it bs likely | peetabliahed 1956. Incorporated 1883. s, “ the fate of the the River Front for the Goebel election bill, the Bronston ‘ ; Sun Readers, prison bill, the MeChord railroad bill, J h The Sand Bar Comes Up (he Louisville bills and other import- O nson a Little Further ia Ah ; ant measures will be decided, Down. The Jack Frost leaves this after, ie Foundry and Machine,. sandbar has raised its towering head above the placid Ohio there is great alarm at various points up and down the river over the caving of the banks. This 18 especially true on the Illinois side opposite Paducah, near the ferry ding. The manner in which the bank has disintegrated up about New Liberty, Lil., was sufficient to result in an appeal to congresy for an appropria tion, but now the banks in many other places are collapsing. The big sandbar, christened when it first appeared the ‘East End addi- tion,’ is no longer an east end addi- tion, Last year's flood washed it a considerable distance down the river, and now, sii » late overflow has receded, it is found that it has washed still further down the stream. Event- nally it will be cayrigd oyt of the harbor entirely. ‘The recent removal of the oll water works crib a few months also had a salutary effect in removing 4 protection to the bar. A young man named Rawlios was killed Sunday as he was entering a church near Blue Ridge, Ga, by Whit Dillard, The male members of the congregation left the church and pursued Dillard, killing bin when they overtook him, spirit which possesses the Morgan street woman. ‘Thomas promised Evans all kinds of money for his troubles which if fulfilled may cause him, Evans jokingly declares to de- sert politics for the busiuess of a pro- fessional +‘ King trickster."' Evans is well known in Paducah, in fact itis said that be formerly ived here. THE CURFEW LAW ‘Time. and Will Gome Up ‘ E, S$. Berxuam, City Ticket Monday, Agent, 426 Broadway, Paducah, Ky City Attorney R. T. Lightfoot is Awarded busily engaged in preparing ordi- nances that will come up ‘next Mon- silat Hearty athe Fatt Medal, Midw! . day night at the yegular meeting of the council for consideration, ‘The curfew law will be revised and There by the superintendent of the eity This will be in liew of the will be an ordinance requiring all gravel placed on the streets to be screened. One ordinance that will! no doubt arouse more than passing interest will be the one prohibiting swinging signs, and requiring them allto be taken down, This will Bocuman’s, ‘Telephone 121 for best laundry in Phone 259, Paducah, tt make the sign painter busy for sev- eral days to come, j Will Certainly Be Passed Next] Chattanooga & St. Louis railway wil} aell round trip tickets to Mewphis on turn on or Cascareta ( derful medical d'sco f the age Ant and refreshing to the tast and positively on kidueys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual constipation and billousness. of ©. ©, ©. tod . the most won quarantecd Nashvill to Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway, Account Memphis Mardi Gras, February 28d, 16¥8, the Nashville, February 20th and 21st, good to _re- before’ February 25th, 1898, at ore fare for the round trip, ‘DR: palces BAKING Since the river subsided and the| noon for St. Louis, The Dick Fowler was the only packet out of this port this morning } on account of the rough river. | The towboat Defender with a big | string of empties, passed up late yes terday afternoon, The Evansville packet was very late in arriving and had not shown up at a very late hour this morning. The little towhoat Monie Bauer is again ready for service and left this afiernoon for Cumberland river after a tow of timber. The river only fell four inches here jlast night, and itis thought that it | will be on the stand here Ly tomorrow | The City | Louis arrived | oe lock en route | river. ‘The Mary Michael did not get away for Cumberland river yesterday as was expected, but will leave this afternoon. She is en route after ties. of Sheffield from st here last night at & up the Ten see Warden and fireman Jobn Blain, of this place, are going to St. Louis on | the Jack Frost this afternoon, ‘The City of Clarksville blocked off with several hundred bags of corn in addition to 100 bales of hay arrived here from Golconda ast aight and left on hey return to Elizabethtown today at noon, | Capt, N. J. Monks, of the Huse Loomis Ice company, of St. Louis leaves this afternoon for that pin He has been here looking after the company's feet of barges and boats} that are laid up here, } The river was extraordinarily rough today, with a continuous north wind blowing, and consequently the boats had to make themselves rather scarce. The Joho $. Hopkins was late today on thi, account. ‘The tug Ida was taken up to the coal tipple this morning where her} condemned boilers will be removed and anew battery placed in. She will be ready for work again in a few weeks, Parties at Golconda and owners of the gasoline ferryboat Waterloo have purchased Jim Pruett’s little stérh- | wheel steamer Hureka to be used as) a ferryboat at the above-named place, She formerly belonged there. NEWS NOTES. The managers of important meas- ures pending in the Kentucky legisla- ture will endeavor to push them to a PO’ a8 ‘A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Engineers Jue St. John and Clay | Many former 10c Smokers ‘The Hawaiian annexation treaty will receive the greater share of the Senate's attention this week. Sev eral speeches are to be made on both sides. It is possible that early in the week a time will be settled on for a vote on the Corbett case, The house will be mainly occupied with the ruptey bill, which will be taken up Weduesday, Company Steam Engines, Boilers House Fronts, Mill Machin And Tobacco Screws, Brass and Iron Fittings, Castings of all kinds, PADUCAH, KY. Gen. Dadiey, who is Dr. W. Godfrey Hunter in the cons test against John S, Rhea, has let it be known that Dr. Hunter is{willing counsel for to drop the case. It is probable, nevertheless, that the committee will J. S. GANSTER | try the case and declare Mr, Rhea’s Seat vacant if the evidence is sufti- Notarv Public cient. The case will come up this week, | AND SOLICITOR OF | PENSION CLAIMS Sine-Cryeaietie Prompt and thorough attention given ee Nencki have | .. t© all cases, ] 3 sd the time wil] | Vouchers for quarterly payment of | come ty be possible to |, pensions varefully attended to. ‘ nisms from | Office, 744 South Third street, e food, gards the question! 2) | presents re WHY NOT TRY IT? believing that it sion being ba ‘ounds: Nisa th This not a large ad. I! ate gr The acid 6 But you've seen and read it. | the nach destroys the majority of Others would have done the the micro-organisms, énly a small same had it been your adver tisement Have you anything to an- nounce that will interest the hundreds who read the Sun every day? Then why not say it here? 0000000607 Deseoooecs Bite apingthisfate,and getting ie intestinal tract, mall intestines, their action is t to the decomposition of the arbohydrates and the formation of | lactic and succinic acids, alcohol, ete, It is only in the large intestines that the decomposition of albumins and the formation of aromatic bodies, and of the different acids under their in- fluence, take place, tn the ie Special Sal Pure maple sugar, per Ib,, 10¢, Heinz’ Dill pickle, per gal., 30c. Choice dates, per Ib., 7 've. Choice dried figs, per Ib., 7 Choice N, O. molasses, per gal., me) sence Drawings for the Government, During the last fi cal year thenum- | 5c, ber of drawings made under the su-} Fresh corn meal, per bu., 40c, pervision of the chief of the division Oranges, per doz., 10c, to 30c, of publications amounted to 3,399, of | Qt. bottles best catsup, 10, which 1,687 have been reproduced for 1, L, Raxpoves, illustrations, and of thesé all but 80 123 S. Second st. actually appeared in the publications —_——— — of the department of agriculture dur-| Best and cheapest wheels and the only Grst-clasa repair shop ip the ing the year. In addition to the total number of drawings given above, a| city. How do these s large number havo been prepared for | Orient, Waverly. ae ‘he bureau of animal industry, the di-| prices trom 15 to $73, ye pans visions of entomology, botany, pom-| Wallace, who bas bee'y with tha bee ology and agrostology, by the artists | ducah Cyo!e Works “gill be ghet a permanently attached to these divi- | have bis friends o»’, at stiies Phone 89, sions and working under tho super- H,B Tt iia , +. Crarr & Son. vision of their respective chiefs, | 103 son Stree! Mets ot ihe drawings thug made are ad oo gen intended for office use only, and not ‘one hy! for reproduction vublication, Maus Cescareis Gandy Catnartie, oe oF 280, WC.C.C. tail to cure, druggists refund moves