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The Greatest SWORD FIGHTEver Produced on the Stage

PRICES Mitlnee First ta rows oj OrchestrA t oo balance of Orchestra+ Allot Balcony 500 Cnltdre2Se

Night prices 250 350 sotIfoo and jisoj117SC

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TUNEFUL MUSICAL

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and hear the latest NewYork laughing success11SeeWHOLE DIMM FAMILY

Price First la rowsof OrchtKtra too balance of Orchestra 750all of Balcony 500 children age any

whereaI Pricesrase 350 SOC 75C icoand jr 50-

SEATS ON SALE SATURDAY 9AM

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1Tills Matt Curried Valuable Stcret

New 1olnt in liar In Damageh Suit

Indlnnapolls Ind Dec 29The°

Indianapolis Northern and Union1 Traction company was sued for 7

500 damages at Kokomo Wednesdayon a charge which has raised a new1101nUn law William Topping waskilled last September ba traction

J car and his sister end only heir saysin her complaint that her brotherdied possessed Of a valuable trade so ¬

tret Tn the manufacture of paper anda that tho secret died with him there-

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cutting her out of a large IncomeSilo says she also loaned the brother

2000 for use in developing tho se ¬

trot process and that the money hadriot been returne-

dWANThDf0 colored women topick jiPiinulH Apply at factory Firstmid AVnshliiKton nt 7 n iu

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Economy at the expense of-

9uality is extravagance TheHoward is a piano of quail

ty but economy in its constrgction is practiced byeliminating costly ornamentationIt is modest butrefined plainbut solid and reliable Fullywarranted by us

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Charles Allen father of Viola Al ¬

ten celebrated hll73rd birthday In

New York last Week lie Is nctlyeand spry as ever and has never miss aI

ed a season In his daughters sumport having been with her eversince her original success In TheChristian I

J Leo McClure tho elongatedbunch of fun who as Artlo Tro nillion In Wlllard Spencers MlsaiBobWhiterI is a scream from begin-

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to end has not missed a per¬

formance of that opera In four years

Another Paducah boy is winningrecognition as composer We haveseveral among them Proto HarryGilbert Herbert Wallersteln IJt ailller Cunningham Prof John DeanProf Wnv< Deal Miss Isabel Mohanand Miss Lillian Lancaster allotwhom have had musical compositionspublished Mr Ed Epstein son ofMr Morris Epstein formerly of Pa-

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but now of Louisville isr thelatest Paducah composer and Is do ¬

ing well Ho has composed twosongs that have made quite a hit

Kidding a companion piece toTeasing and Wliither Away acoon song The first named Kid-

ding Is being featuredi ln the IBID

of Bong Bong The music to thiswas written by Allen Hclnnle ofLouisville

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Yesterdays Nashville Americanrays of Paul Qllmores Cnpt Debonnalre which will be presented atThe Kentucky theatre tomorrow after-noon and night

Many of the people jn the two bigaudiences that greeted PaUl QllmoraIn Cape Debonnatro at the Vendome Wednesday afternoon andnight had probably teen the thrill ¬

log play before but it appeared to bethe unanimous verdict of those whosaw it this time that they had seentho master of the role Mr QltmoroIs an ideal Debonnalre In staturevoice expression and bearing and hewas appreciated to the fullest ex-

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There are sonic perhaps whodo not appreciate the kind of swordplaying and daring that belongs tothe character of iDcbbnnalro but thiscould not prevent them from fullyappreciating the play as Paul Oilmore and lila comlfanjr presented ItThere la not a tiresome dialogue orshQrJrGilmore presents leaves put much ofthe book narrative aj d condenses theplay Into steady action There is d-

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in the scenes and novelty Intho historical costumes and dancesand tho scenes are as natural as hlstory depicts things In that ago 1CCO

Tho performance Is Inlated with aprologue in which nlperfect scene oftho governors house In Quebec isshown The four succeeding actsare equally well staged and the scen ¬

cry Is so natural that it adds much toItime beauty of time performance

Mr Gilmore Is about as true plctmire of tho DArtagnau and DebonInalro type of French gallant as onecould well imagine and those whoIhad seen him only In drawingroomplays could hardly believe that theyIwere looking at Gilmore He hasthe bearing of n military gallant andwears that fearless smile that proves

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him an actor of diversified quail ¬ I

ties He is also an ideal lover and Is I

emotional enough when the occasiondemands

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Tho Woman in tho Case will beseen at The Kentucky next Thurs-day

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night The play Is the latestwork of tho famous dramatist ClydePitch who wrote Tho ClimbersNathan Halo Beau nrumlUelIHer Own Way and numerous oth ¬

er popular successes The lplot ofTho Woman In the Case concerns

society life In Now York at tho presIent time with a thrillingly dramaticstory as a background to throw It In ¬

to relief Mr Fitch has made all hisIcharacters very real and involvedthem In vital situations which ap¬

peal with equal force to tho gallerypatrons as they do to thoso of thoorchestra seats Although It hasmany ponsatlonal features +TheWoman In tho Case appeals to thoheart Tho cast Is a nptablo oneund Includes Margaret Bennett ThouCoffin Cooke Grace St Clair MaryClowes Minerva Florence Robert9antord and others

Tho very popular operatic comedyTho Chaperons will be the attrac ¬

tion at The Kentucky Monday mattneo and night This will bo ono oftho most Important offerings of thoyear as the organization Is of morethan ordinary good reputeand dur ¬

ing Its engagement In this city willundoubtedly establish an envlablpreputation as ono of the brightestand best of modern musical como¬

dies Tho piece as It will bo givenhero It Is promised will bo Identicalwith the Now York presentation

No chance for disappointmentyou servo Mrs Austins PancakesAll rovers sell It

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son of Mr Dave Adams of Smithland lain A serious condition as thei

result of an accident ChristinasThe lad was shooting n toy pistol

using blank cartridges A wad fromone of tho cartridges went Into hishand causing an ugly wound Nowhe has lockjaw and It Is thought hewill die

John Hill the littld son of NorthBill of Livingston county Is Buffer-Ing

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from a ifainful wound in Ills legHo was shooting 22callbor cartridg ¬

es In a toy pistol when one of thebnllest struck him In tho leg andpassed dhroughthe fleshy portion

A GOOD YEAR

Hits That lkeit For the Carnegie LIbrnry of Pnducnlit

tThe Carnegie library board will

hold Us Tegular monthly meetingTuesday night at the library and willallow accounts ami wind up tho busmess of tho old jar

We have had excellent patronag-in the library In all departments amember of tho board declared aaare more than pleased with tho d

elol >mont of the literary appetitel i

Paducah The gradual training tOo

wards a bettor class of literatureunions lpeople who heretofore readmerely trashy stuff Is very gratify-ing

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they Ipeople are being trained t-

read a better quality of matter andthe call for books of a scientific na-

ture¬

is clad very conspicuous Thereare but few books we carry In stockwhich arq not sought and wo arcglad that the library has passed suchan excellent year

The board will not buy more booksfor some time having recentlybought 11500 worth Tho city hasJust allowed 1300 to the Hbraryntidthis Will settle the book bill

If TranlMi in JapaOr any civilize t country you con procure Lautiye Drama Qnlnlne liom any JrungliL Alt nailoni uit ltiKiiWCro ttalkeUnteonbox

TOMonnow AOTKKXOOX

Final Mwtlnil of tlin LegislativeBoards Will 110 fell

Mayor Q A Yeiser stated thismorning that ho would call the jointmeeting of the municipal boards to ¬

morrow afternoon at 2 oclock forwinding up the business of the oldyear and for making tho transfer tothe new boards which take chargethe first of the year

The old members will retire andthe new members take chargo to ¬

morrow afternoon and the first meethit of the new board for the purposeof1 transacting business will be Mon-

day night January 1

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILESItchlnjf Blind Blctdlug Protruding PlleiDruggtiti are authorized to refund money IIfPAZO O1NTMKNT falll to cure In 6 to 14 daysintents

TO FIIAXKFOIIT

Legislators Front TliW Section AreGoing Every lny Now

Trioprcsentatlvo L P Head of Pa-

ducah loaves tomorrow for Frank ¬

fort Kyttp attend the legislatureState Senator J Wheeler Campbellwill also go tomorrow or Sunday

Judge Ell Barry of Donton Marshall county was In the city lastnight and left this morning forFrankfort and Zob A Stewart ofGalloway county has already goneOthers front this section leave to ¬

morrow or Sunday

SPECIAL SALE OF

WALL PAPERS

All sc to 8c Papers for

M3c to 4c per rollI

All toe papers for 5c per roll

All i5c to arc papers forM 8c to 12Hc per roll

12000 Rollst-o select from to be sold inthe next 30 dayu for CASH OIUII

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llulletlii Wants Manager Chief LloydtiTo Do Sonic 1I111aaunnry

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trCairo BulletinThe club offering f 400 for Land Is

probably that at Cairo as the ownersof this organization are about the onely ones who would offer such a pricefor a player In the Kitty league Calro has always wanted Land andwould probably pay thul amount In aminute If they could get time big fellow However tho money would haveto be raised on the outside as thereIs little chance of the Cairo organiza ¬

tlon starting the coming season withmuch money on hand Two years agothe club matte money but last yearthe earnings and more went to thebad The Cairo management howev ¬

er know that to draw crowds awinner must be had and hard effortswill be made to land a good teamthere Vlncennes Capital

No no Perry it wasnt Cairo butat the same tlm> we think Land a-

very good plan and Grlllp Is makingd mistake when he lets Land go forFred Abbott As to the nuances of theCairo club dont led that worry youWere waiting on Tom Lawsons copper pool and then to boot the cluboncl

Wall street Wednesday at 90 perhaswJohnnDee or Hettle Gee but they arenot near so tight as either of thesetwo charitable persons >

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oIt is a leetle too early to talkreal live baseball matters That go ¬

ing the rounds at present Is merelyon the skirmishing order EverybodyIs quietly signing players and buildlag up pennant winners By the waymore pennants are won out of sea ¬

son than any other time No one ever heard of an aspirant for the cellarchampionship In the winter months

Jacksonville hasnt been heardfrom In sometime Tho city needs alittle more missionary work Wholldo Itt llerea a chance for Lloyd ofPaducah to make n trip over the cir¬

cult and do some real live work18 anorganizer Instead of cxuoltlnghlmself In the columns of thGCincinnatiInquirer f > I

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HEATS EM ALL

Kentucky Is Foremost Suite In IlnNIIIJL Tolmcfo

Washington D C Dec 91on ¬

tacky leads tho United States In theacreage and value of this years to-

bacco crop Its crop is more thantwice the size and value of the NorthCarolina tobacco crop which Is nextIn Importnnrn Kentucky accordingto a bulletin just made public by thedepartment of agriculture has rajsed 275874 acres of tobacco thisyear making a total production of228975420 pounds or an averageyield of 830 pounds per acre The average prltiu per pound Is 7 cents ma-

king Kentuckys total crop for 1005worth 110028279

This Is just about onethird of thovalue of the tobacco raised In theUnited States the total being 033033709 pounds grown 770112acres worth 77 cents a pound or atotal of 48074118

FINANCE COMMITTEE

Passed On About 15000 Worth ofAccounts YtMcnliiy

The joint finance committee of thegeneral council met yesterday after ¬

noon at tho city hall to wind up theyears financial business for the cityIt passed on about 15000 worth ofaccounts There Is about 10000 jnthe city treasury with which to payoutstanding accounts

The committee will recommendtime allowance of 1300 to the Carne ¬

gie library that amount being duethe trustees from the appropriation

Four thousand dollars was orderedsot aside for tho sinking fund withwhich to pay oft public Improvementbonds The fund now contains about

20000

CAUCUS CALLED

Itcpuhllcan MonilicrH of LegislatureWilt Organize Next Tuesday

Louisville Ky Dec 29A callhas boon Issued from Louisville byn P Ernst chairman of tho Repub-lican State Combat Committee for n

caucus of tho Republican membersof oach branch of tho general assem ¬

bly and n joint caucus to bo heldIn tho parlors of tho Capitol hotelIn Frankfort Tuesday morning Jan ¬

nary 2 at l03d oclockIt In probablo that tho republican

caucus nominee for United Statessenator will be named at the meetlugibflthe Joint caucus

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NttareY Remedy lapmed1 by science to a harmless pleasantcureCOUGH LUNG mad BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS

never linger in contact with this mostnatural and speedy cure

CHEAP IMITATIONS

popularitvof ¬

arc many cheap imitations on the marketwith similar sounding names but Yen

LSekilEfearAT ALL DRUGGISTS 25i SOC AND 1100 BOTTLES

TIE E5Ea SUTHERLAND MEDICINE CO PItl ih ICy

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Rife StllJIIICairo 208ll2 fallChntlnnooKft 70 A8 fallCincinnati 25011 tallEvansvlllo 2ICtitllFioronco7vtaliJohnsonville

04 fallLouisville 89t411Mt Carmel j SS1 fal-lNashvillemissingPiltsbur 4903 fallDavis Island Dam 7004 tallSt Louis 620S rise o

>It craon2UttallP-aducah 2a02ta11-

The Kbyall iarrived at 10 a m fromQolconda i nd left at 2 p m on herreturn trip

The H iV Iluttorlt Is mimic Sundaytroll Xaahvlllo and will leave ntnoon Monday for Clarlnvlllo Tonn

The stage of the river this morn ¬

ing waaf 230 feet on tile gunge afall of 02 Halnfali 20 of an much

Clear anjl mild

Capfeljliick Loyhe of St Louishas brougntjthoGray Eagle herefront St Ionitp xo Into winterquarters She was the last boat towithdraw from tho lower Mississip ¬

pi river trade Capt Leyho left todayfor his home Tho Eagle will also bogiven repairs while here

Business on the wharf Is exceed-ingly

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dull there being scarcely nayfreight on limo big wharfboat

Tile Rees Lee passed up at mid ¬

night from Memphis for CincinnatiThe Peters Leo Is ammo tomorrow

from Cincinnati for MemphisTho Dick Fowler got away at 830

a m for CairoTho Kentucky arrived today from

the Tennessee river and will leavo ontier return trip tomorrow evening

The Clydo goes out next Wednes ¬

tiny evening for Waterloo Ala andtho Tennessee will continue to layup at time wharf

A boat name unknown Is bring ¬

ing a barge loaded with salt to thinplace There are 4000 barrels of Itand tho salt Is consigned to the StLouis and Tennessee River Packetcompany and J R Smith Son Itwas shipped from Pomeroy O Thiswith be the largest slngla consign ¬

ment of salt ever received hereThe Joe Fowler Is todays Evans

vllle packetThe Gee If Cowling made her

teerrmCIne aCeNlaODay a Days

hURT LOOK AT THEdrCUT 1ItlCRS ron CHASBOLOMOX THH TAILOR

Suits to order x2500P-ants

fto order 0 GOO

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Overcoats to order 2600I

All this work ia mado In PaducauVguaranteed to bo trimmed well andfit well So come and Iravflyotir or-der at once

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THE NFEELINC1U irlitn etptcUimtlon li lmpostbli and yoaJ JillaldlllCllArgI

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ornoteA TirptloiTioM gives remkf No cocaine tioopiatenoparcotlcL Iric tocn-

ronicn ilcoicinB Oo 1arliTenn

rHMlar trys betwecc MitropoHs andPaducah today t x

A Ilttaburg dispatch says Ship-ping coal from local harbor last week s

completes tho most remarkable recd 1

oral ln tho history of Plttsburg rivershlpnrcnts The amount of coal sentout of tho Illl burg harbor lu provlous years has been larger thing dur-ing the past twelve month but revcr until tills years record has coalbeen sent out every month Whentho recent rise camp last Friday 2r000000 bushels were shipped fromlocal harbor Saturday 1000000 bum

shels were sent out followingby 900000 bushelc more todayjj P

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