j P PAGEFilE PADUCAH EVENING SUNVItJI NovKMiiuit 18 1001w I ii A Complete Childrens Department Is one of the features of our new store It has been fitted up for the pleasure and convenience of the mothers and stocked with Boys and Childrens wearables selected with the most discriminating taste Many creations in Suits and Overcoats are different from any shown about town in as much as they are confined to us The Sweater stock finds favor with the boys All the new stripes and solideffects are shown in wool or cotton Mothers are requested to visit this department as it will be at their disposal at all times With every 500P- urchase In ChildrensDepartment a 6 monthsFree Subscriptionto AmericanBoy Itl 41 KENTUCKY NEWS TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS MARRIED IN ALABAMA Princeton Ky Nov lBAn nonnoeent hal been received of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Hooden pile and Tbomia OBrien at Floreoo Ala After attending tbe Confederate rdnnlon at Naibvllle In the spring In company with her father and sev eral Prinoiton friends ills Hooden Pile left for Florence Ala for a viiit to her Aster Mn DC Well on She war one of Princeton most beautiful young women and very attractive 1 1MrOBrieu is a promising young bus loess man of Florence The bride it a sister of Sam Hoodenpyle formerly of Paducah but now on the stage 1 DEATH IN MARSHALt Benton Ky Nor 18Iron W 0 y Holland is dead after an illness of only two hours at his home near Bir ¬ mingham Marshall county He war 76 years of age and a prominent man In his county which he twice repre sented in the state legislature Be leaves a wife four ions and three Daughter Two of his grandcoll then Misses Lola and Oars Holland reside inPadncob where business and pleasure oftin took lim The remains WAre Interred yesterday I HICKilAN COUNTY POSTMASTER Washington Nor 18Vtster H Campbell bar been appointed poitmai ter at Btnbbi Hlckman county Tbeie rural carders are also appoint j ed Nebo regular John 0 Peyton substitute Erma hill Stanford reg I olar John K Engleman snbiiitnte John B Neylnes- PRINCETON MAN KILLED Princeton Ky Nov 18A tele ¬ gram received here states that J W Blue youngest son of W D Blue a prominent citizen of this county was killed yesterday on a log train nrar Angels Camp Cal Mr Blue loft this country about two yean ago THE OCTOPUS WON Frankfort Ky Nov 18Tho judge rent of the Large circuit court in a case of the Standard 011 Company against the Commonwealth was reo versed by the appellate court yesttr day Judge ORear delivered the opin ion of tbe court the whole court alt ting The holding of the court here Is that a company cannot be made to pay a license for limply storing oil 1 in barrels in a warehouse for the tale of which oil it later pays license In the court below the Standard Oil L Company was convicted of violation of the statute and a tine of 100 Im ¬ posed PROMINENT MAN DEAD Hecdenon Ky Nor 18Judg- R H Cunningham died of mallgnan t tumor of the brain He was a prom- Inent lawyer and was the husband oj Mn M A Cunningham who wi formerly State Regent of the D A R e Warren VVarren- JEWELERS n 417 Broadway BeSt to announce the opening of their new store at the above number Saturday November H They will also continue their store Ilt 217 Broadway j r ytiq ti J i L4L4 h9 et Ma ttill 5t1 Ya +e+ + i +c d < < With every 500 Purchase in ChildrensDepartment a 6 months Free Subscriptionto American PoyrI I of Kentucky He was IO years old and nerved In the Confederate army AO t I Ixrr or lIIYlt1f8 The river I li now falling It Is air tenths a fall of one tentb and the In dication are for rain The Henry Harley it due from Ten neuee river and will leave again Sat ¬ urdayThere ii Use doing today In river circles than for many days past Riv ¬ er men are earnestly hoping for rain THE REVIVAL MINISTERS LEAVE BUT COMBER LAND MEETING CONTINUES The revival services which have been so successfully conducted during the week at the Cumberland Preiby teiian church will be carried on until Sunday night and if thought belt may be continued through the woes The pastor Rev Ueo O Baobman will preach morning and night Morning subject An open door and at night One thing thou lack eel At the morning lerrioo an op ¬ portunity to join tbe church will be given Rev Hendrick and Carter who f r have been assisting the Pastor of tbe ohurob lift for Auburn Ky where Sundays I Ask for carload price at the mines or by bushel delived in your coal house PARHAM CASH COAL GO Poona 176 I rRNI t I PAINTER GONE And lie Is Allesreil to Have Taken Others Clothesi Two Negroes Arrested For Fahw Swearing This Morning A painter Riving the namo of LanI caster and several other badly 1 wanted by the local police Lancaster had been boarding and rooming at the Ecttler house on Third street nrar Clark and in the mine room dept Menrs J D Monroe aadI M IL Gordon Last night the tlemen retired and later Lancaster i came In This morning when the two Luacaajlera portion cf theirs goal From Monro had been taken an overeat shoes and 8 in money and a blue suit of clothes From Gordon Lancaster Is alleged To unlolllcigar 1 also mining and it la presumed the man took this also Lancaster cannot be located and It I li preinmeb has left the cityi allwarnlnlf all Keepers Protective Association of Murlph a half Inches light complexion who has been drawing draft on Menu Murphy of New York and F De Bary of New York lie it not con neced with either of the arms and if detected will be arrested and returned to New York where be will be prose anted Pole Bruce and Jim Atklni colored were arrested this morning on a war rant charging false swearing Bruce was arraigned In police court this week for a breach of the peace and wore directly opposite to good sub- stantial witnesses The court later learning that lomo of the teitlmony of Bruce and Atkins the latter a whoI false issued the nets was warraDSI Bruce this week brought suit against the city for 10000 for working him on the street j RUNAWAY HORSE THROWS Mf P GLADFELTEBj OUT OF WAGON Mr M P Oladtelter of the Mor gan air Uallowe blacksmith shops Dar rovrly escaped sedans injury this morning about 9 oclock In front of the city ball when the horse be was driving became frightened sad ran awayThe horse dashed into another wagon the hubs coming together The horse immediately began to rear np and started running The wagon was overturned Gladftlter thrown out and alighted on his head Ho war rendered unconscious and war picked up by Policeman Croisand Orr and several bystanders In a few moments he recovered and an elimi ¬ nation proved his wounds slight The wagon was righted and found to bo undamaged and tbe horse euafel in jury also The horso taw it was going to run into another wagon at the Grief black ¬ smith shops and tat down sliding np to tbe wagon and barely grazing It with its nos- eTURKEYS SCARCE MANY AUE HOLDING THEM BACK FOR BETTER PRICES Turkey for Thanksgiving which will soon be in great demand are plentiful In the country but poiree in tbe city The farmers are holding them it seems and are In no particu- lar hurry to dispose of them until tbe prices are shoved up to the highest print This week the prices have varied Turkeys on foot have been bringing from r IB 12 to 15 cents gross per pound and dressed turkeys bring a little more It i ii said that by Monday the farmers will begin bringing in their turkeys but the steady price I rs about l 15 cents per pound on foot FARMERS NOTICE WantedAt the Paducah Canning Factory 1000 bushels bard flint corn Extra prices for hickory cane Mr Robert Wnthen has returned here to locate Ho has been In Rt Louis this summer LAX Fos For tbe Kidneys Liver end Stomach p kiJ 1 I I Astounding Bargainst I J J- In t Our Great Suit Cloak and Raincoat Sale Our Latest PurchasesThe entire sample line of the Goodman Kahn Cloak Co of Cleveland O This stock consists of fine Cravcnctte Raincoats fine Near Seal d Coats Womens Tailored Suits in seventy different styles in Cheviots Serges Broadcloth and the new Mannish Mixtures This high class stock of strictly man tailored garments was bought for spot cash at 80 cents on the dollarunheardof at this time of the yearenabling us to sell you all classes of strictly first class goods goods at 20 per cent discount 20 per cent Discount on High Class Man Taifored Tailor Suits 20 per cent Discount on High Class ManTailored Cavenette Ran Coals 20 per cent Discount of High Class Near Seal Coats and Fine Marten and Isabella Fox Furs 20 per cent Discount on High Class Taffeta and Feau de Sole t Plaid Silk Waists DOrAllor 20100Tailor i I 60Talbr DOTlIor Fur Coats and Rain Coals fcooo Pine Near Seal l cot C fl flfl 30 per cent dl connt WUUUf- cS oo Plea Near Seal flfl 0011S36 n per cent dUcount UU- I4UOO Fine Near Seal Coats 300 10 per cent discount DOcosu I 80Skirt If You Seek Furs If thorough rrlUiim and trust uortlilnrM at the lowrst prices win dlMrnt with good quallllrn ruino ill net In the llauinr Two Special f ISJMIi Fur JMarfu 9CIWHaliJ or Innlxlln Im or Itarctmn Kmrfv extra large and Huffy tan vrrjr rhnlre Uii Scarf that we Kuarniitm to give ahululr MIIIIrt- lon I rvsiiUr 91SJW value for 103 sao Fur KcurN for t101- O poaum cluster Scarfs careful- ly I Nlrcd l rklun with large tells rich dark rlicMnul linmn They are worth 9HJM snelal offering S1M Others at fluo UO SUM sod 110The very latest ModcU for Vlnlcr TO CALIFORNIA Via Sonia Colorado or True Southern Route Dally Through Pullman Stand and 1 Sleeping Care St Louis to San Francisco vie the Missouri Iarlfle lly and Scenic Colorado Elegant I Tourist Sleeping Cor Service every Tuesday and Thurwlay from St Louis Dally through Iullmin Standard Steeping Cars St Louis to Los Angeles California via rron Mountain Route the True u Southern Route New Tourist Sleeping Car Kxcurttoni Via Iron Moon lain Route anti HI 1 Iio l leave St Louis every Tuesday and Saturday The Nf- tlce and Mulpmrnt It I strictly upto date Itnuml trip and low rate one way tickets are on sale via Iron Mountain or Missouri 1arlfle System from all prin cipal t wlnti In the East For berth reservation and full Information ad dyer It T0 Matthews T V A Ioul M JUST RECEIVEDI A large Shipment of new Ladles and Mlssw1 Skirts In black brown and bine Also the new Mannish Mixtures at 5 and 598 II ASK TO SEE t Our new line of Infants Cloaks and Headwear Newest effects fn Astrakan and White Bear Skin I Coats Skirts Hats New Tourist Coals In nil the new v rubric at ftp 1210 and IflOO I tO nrw Taffeta anal IVau III Sole Silk SUrU at flOH fdOH worth f KMKI and f IUOO I Ormt Cut Price In all Our Felt Itealyl0 wrar and Ktrcrt hats To clnr the reason any Veil Hat In Our Ilnum at half prlrr 4 WOO iVrnrh Felt lists to elM- eaSQ i 4UIOO Frrnrli Irlt llata In close 1 + fl109U4H 1 Felt lists to cloMi 100 j 1110 belt lulu to rl Ico 7V New Irlt Tourint rH lUte New Kllk Tourl t taM i VIe J THE BAZAAR 329 BROADWAY 1 411k Ky or If C Townsend 0 P a T A St hula Mas i PROMOTED AGAINi i Mr WllhlU a Nun of Prlnoeton Ky who haftVotked hero for the J t 0 In the engineering department his 1 been transferred from Water Valley Miss to Fort Dodge la and Is now In Princeton visiting hit parents t t DIFFER WIDELY ON THE QUES I TION OF UNDERWEAR To meet the requirements ofall men we carry a mostJ I J extensive stock Balbriggans in medium ande heavy weights Fleeced Hygcnic Underwearj t- Merinos Wools Silk and Wool Mixed Expert judgment and long experience enables us to pro- vide ¬ J every kind of Underwear for men appro ¬ priate for this climate Time to change nows s Better come here and find just what you wantI I I 50c a Garment and pI I