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25y New house on 40 foot lotMochanlcsburg near bigI fills rentfor GO 1lel1 year or 20 per cent grossIf you have 25Q to invest this is agood place for it

2500 2story Groom housenorth end corner 19th street Ooobe1

Avenue and Tennessee street two 410root lots corner lot vacant wotJIdmake flno place for wagon yardfruit and candy store End oflistreet car line

2000 Brpom 1story houseNo 424 South Ninth street 40 toott

r lot houso In good condition 500cas balance monthly

> 1250 2000 cash balance 1

per month Not 743 Harrison street50 footilot 3 rooms

I lIXKiO 500 gash balance monthly

No 1747 Harrison 60 foot lot

l500i No 1222 North 13th 4

rooms hall and porch Half cash

700 4room house South Flt-r street opposite old city hospital 1lott

runs through to S ttttrFourp tree t100 cash balance ioasy <

1550 No lUG Trimble streetif4room house 40 foot lot good

homeibargainlot025 60 foot north side of

Boyd street nearly across the streetfrom tho Trimble street church 50j

cash balance 4 years

2500 Twostory Groom housetwo lots north end corner Ninoteont-etyeot

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and GocbQl1 avenue and TenIncssco street end of Nineteenth stcar line Good business stanwagon yard or store

l2i> 0 00Cash buys 4 acres ofland In Mechanlcsburg betwceq Searsstoro and Yeieer avenue Woul dmake a fine market garden or dairyfarm No buildings Would make25 lots and the buyer would uso itthroe years and then easily doublehis money

140 and upward Land loinnotes that will pay 10 per cent n-

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upwards Good and absolutelyeafo Investment

2000 No 402 South Tenthr street Grooms 50x165 feet 250

cash balance 2C per month

850 COxlC5 foot lot north sideof Monroe street between Fountain1

avenue and lath street Shade treesHalt cash

450 Hays nvenub 3room housoNon COS 40 foot Ilot Half cash

G25 Boyd street lit foot lotnorth side nearly opposite Trimblostreet church lO cash balance 10per month

HIt We have land lien notes finsums of 100 anal upward that w S-

can sell so they net 19per centThere Is nothing better or safer thanthese Thoy are taken In trade anaro absolutely eafo Wo guaranteethem

500 A 10 horso power fordautomobile taken in exchange forreal estate or would slve somebodyn big bargain for cash

250 Easy payment lots on thoNorth Side Addition Just west of OaGrove 10 cash balance 1 pormonth Good way to save moneywhether you need a lot or not Cor-

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ner lots 3 00 each No Interest 1

paymants are made when duef

JGM Seven Mecbanlcsburg 40I

foot lots 50 cash and 10 per monthbuys all of them You can by accept-Ing

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this proposition be buying sevenlots for only 10 per month Notrouble to savo up 10 per month l

and own these lots

2V0 Acre of ground betwee-Illnkloville road and Jeffersonstreet Half cash

8 50 Jefferson street lot NortSldo between 13th and 14th streets40 foot Only lot at the price onJefferson street east of

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350 Mayfield road 40 foot lots I

Just west of Jletzer Addition Finelots 10 minutes from IC shopand new car line 25 cash balance I

10 per month Lots in same addl I

tlyi a little off the ilayfleld road I

rom UliO to 250 each

Broadway No 2402 2500 1QOO

Caah baance easy Broom housotfle condition 2 porches hall goodstaplet three hydrants Lot 72xlC5

ft to aley made trees southwestfine nolshborhooa 3Vcll AmoneyUrt i

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WITNESS RACES

Matinee Club Meet Best Prcspntcd ia Paducah

Fierce Contests and Well Onlcrcdibrands cep UpJntcrest In

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Tim AVljNNHItSI

Claws C iHicp hay 11OWJIill niul driven by Tlioniiis ylahh

Class O trott Kiln Muckowned niid driven by lieu TIjViuik

SjKXial trot Anita ownedthand driven by J 10 Friedman

Class Jl pace toxin AV

owned and driven by C IfHarris

One mile dash Lady jesterowned bj Znch llrynnt ridden byMost Ink-

One milo trot Harry A6owned and driven by Ken T

Frank

Although the track was heavy fromtho steady downpour for a half hourpreceding the starting of tho racesthe Matinee club meet at the fairgrounds yesterday was attended bymore than GOO spectators and greatInterest was taken la every eventeventshwas made considering the conditionof the track Beginning after 3oclock the races continued until510 remarkable time for the livebig events <Class C Pace

Starters Sunny Jim owned anddriven by Tom Settle Rod Rockowned and driven by O L Van tictor and Gus B owned and driven byTom Stahl

First HeatStarters ort in a bunch with GusB

the pole Sunny Jim broke onmadehremarkable burst of speed whichwould have resulted In his first placeTheydSunnyRock Time 119

Second HeatStarters off well bunched but

Sunny Jim broke again on the firstturn Making a steady climb he tooksecond place from Red Rock butbroke again and Red Rock finishedSecond behind Gus B Time 121

Class O TrotStartors Judge Burton owned

and driven by Wynn Tully EllaMack owned and driven by Ben TFrank

First RentStarters oft well bunched Ella

Mack settled down to a steady clipand finished first with ease Time117 14

Second HeatStarters oft together Ella Mack

again takes lead on first tumr butIJudge Burton shows remarkablespeed and steadily climbs eating uptwo lengths by the time the quarterIs reached but breaking on thoIstretch and Ella Mack finishes firstwith case Time 117 12II

Class It PareStartors Rozio W owned and I

driven by C H Harris Brook Hillowned and driven by A S Thomp ¬ c

son Sam Patch owned and driven by I

Tam Settle Disk S owned by W S I

Smith driven by T C Leech H

In tills race Sam Patch and Dick I

S wore withdrawn after tho second I

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Starters off In a bunch with BrookHill tho pole Dick S broko on tho I

first turn Brook Hill broke bolerothe first quarter and Sam Patch push-ed

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Jilm hard Roxle AY from the farroar worked past Dick S In great t

style finishing third They flnlsheflBrook Hill Sam Patch Roxlo W and12kSecond Heat

Brook Hill Sam Patch and RoxloW started in line with Dick S In therear Brook 11111 with tho pole Dick-S broke and Roxlo W with a brUt¬

liant burst of speed passed the leadbyIBrook Hill came tearing down thestretch neck and neck but SamPatch broke at tho <wire losing sec¬

and place to Brook Hill Time113 12

It waa announced that Sam Patchhad slipped and injured himselfSnwas wlthdra

nThhl HeatStarters got off about even break11111hTime 118 14-

Class C Trot SpecialnStartersAnita owned and driv ¬

en by J L Friedman and Lillian C

owned and driven by 0 L GregoryOnly one heat was driven Gregoryassigning to FrieJrrian

Starters got off well together Lil-

lian¬

C broke on first turn and did

LalnecIhaltSpecial Trot Ono Mile Heats

Startors Billy Buck owned andby Gus Thompson Black

wood owned by West Kentuckystack farm and driven by C II liar¬

ris J T owned by J E Morganand driven by qharUa Qlark Itarrr

owned and driven by Ben TFrank

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BATH GOODSAll tho necessities for hot

weather comfort sponges washrags sprays foot pans scrubspowders soaps towels blcacHcdand unclenched bath mats and

fixturesComplexion CreamsFor tho woman 9 refinement

to preserve tho datura softnessand beauty of the complexionand prevent summer blemishesAll kinos

Rubber GoodsIndispensable at all seasons

Hot water bags f chilly nightsUubber gloves syringes sIckroom goodaS Soap dislifes andnorclyiest

Sole agents Eastman KodaksIluylers Candy

McPHERSONSDrug Store

First HeatStarters birwell bunched with

Harry A tho polo Billy Buck brokon the first turn Harry A began topush Blackwood ntbe quarter an d

on the 11 ti the first V f passed him J T forged ahead of DillyBuck passed him and going nccland neck with Blackwood passinGhim a length or two before the wirewas reached Harry A finished firs tby A length or two Time 227

Second HeatBlackfoot was withdrawnStarters ort with Billy Buck lead

Ing On the first quarter Harryovertook him J T started badly andfollowed the two fully an eighth ofa mile behind DUly Buck showedremarkable speed and closed the gaabetween him and Harry A but whit-nearly neck and neck broke on thestretch and finished second Time220

Half Milo DashStarters Lady Foster owned by

Zaoh Bryant ridden by Mose InkDal Padre owned by Clarence Dickorson ridden by Brown Slim Utahowned by West Kentucky Stock farmridden by Billy Ginger

After several futile attempts awellabunched Lady Foster showed hotspeed at the start and maintained a

good load Bal Padrp finished secondTime 52 12-

Threatening weather Interferedwith the regularly assigned Judgesand starters serving and the follow ¬

ing were the officials In charge of theraces

Attorney John K Hendrick W Lhalo of Mayfleld and Hal S Corbettjudges George Goodman timerJohn Early Nashville starter

Mr Early Is chairman of tho exec ¬

utive committee of tho TennesseeState Fair association and is ono ofthe bost known rate horsemen In thosouth He was greatly Pleased withthe races and says tho club judgingfrom the recent races time made Is

giving the best matinee races thisseason

CHANGING SENTIMENT

Oliver Goldsmiths Deserted Village

Goldsmith In his Deserted Vil ¬

lage spoke of a certain chapel wherethose who wont to scoff remainedto pray So In life one often laughsat what he does not understand andlater when ho does understand hislaugh turns to praise There werosome who doubted tho merits of Now

bros Horplcldo the scalp germl ¬

cide and hairdressing but since theyhave tried It they are now among Itsbest friends and strongestendorsersHerplcldo kills tho germ that eats thehair off at the root and tho hair thengrows again As a hair dressing Itis Incomparable Try It Sold byleading druggists Two sizes EOc and

100 Send lOc In stamps for sam¬

plo to Tho Herpjeldo Go DetroitMich W B iMcPherson specialagent

The following reduced ratesare announced

Exposition ¬

30th15 days 2375 Coachexcursions on special dates1800 every Tuesday limit

10 daysSaratoga Springs N YKnights Templar2620July 2nd to 7th inclusivegood returning until July 1C

with privilege of extensionuntil July 24 upon paymentof 100 extra Throughsleeper from Paducah to Buttab on train 104 133 a mSaturday July C

Philadelphia B P 0 E24tM July 11th to 14th In¬

elusive good returning untilJuly 23rd with privilege ofextension until July 31stThrough sleeper from Padu ¬

cahleaves on train 104 July14th l33a m

For information apply toCity Ticket Office Fifth andBroadway or Union Depot

J T DONOVANAgtCity 1ie1etQ1c eRbt PKAT11ER

Agent Union DepotI

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RHSSIA ISETTLING

BASTERN SECTION

Means of Populating Provincesof Siberia

Alimr District First To lie AttendedTo Qg Account of Japanese

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St Petersburg June 22The emi1 ¬

gration movement from Russia to SIburhl raj sill co the beginning of thoyews aUalncil vast i riiriljns uiOOS0 en grants In thr o mouths ThissiOln activity is lua to Lo raitof

L A desire to sells tho Russianfn Mai with Russi3i before the yoll

lorl wave whoso ultlniNo arrival bregarded as Inevitable at all orientsiji tllt ian and niliicry circles hciojbreaks over It

2v A desire to shor tho douma thatthe government Is working hard onthe problem of agricultural distress

It will be ImpOMKlbi however toeven partially solve thu agrarian diffi ¬

culty In any reasouabio time ly thesettlement of Siberia for thoro Is notenough available land there the set ¬

tiers have neither Ihn money nor themehtal habits necessary for success ¬whoAset out With a light heart and alighter purse pet etrauded ea rectoor return to tell stories of SiberiafromaXb Ajrlcultunil Kl Dorado

Mr Demltrlus Yanchlvotsky oticof tho Siberian emigration otttohsays that three expendltlons are tostart this year from KhabarovskOno goes east to explore the moun ¬

tame lying between tho railway andthe sea the second goes west andthe third goes along the north bankof the Amur as far as the sea

Mr Vanchlvetsky Is not too hope-ful

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of discovering an agricultural ElDorado In tho district which ho per ¬

sonally has to traverse for It hasbeen found that owing to the badclimate and tno wet soil the wheatgrown there acquires a peculiar prop ¬

erty which has led the people to be ¬

stow on the loaves made from It thyname of drunken bread Thisbread causes slcknesheadache antisome of tho effects of Intoxicationand good bread can not possibly beproduced till they country Is properlycleared aand drained

It Is possible thensald Ir thatthis country can not at present becultivated

Each emigrant Mr Yanchlvetskyexplained igets 100 roubles In cash Isfreed from taxes and from militaryservice for a certain time gets agri¬

cultural Implements free has thebenefit of watching the work done Inthe experimental gardens that thogovernment Is establishing through ¬

out Manchuria and gets a cheap ticketou tho railway

Overbearing Japan FearedTho Amur district is to bo settled

first owing to It scrltlcal position Inview of an overbearing Japan andan awakencod China Then theZabalkal Is to bo settled lastly mid ¬

dIe Asia it will thus be seen thatrecent events In the far cast have env

tlrely withdrawn all pressure fr9mthe Indian frontier

Tho book store of the general stallIn St Petersburg is full of works onMongolia Manchuria and Japan butIt would be Impossible to purchaseIn it any recently published bookbearing on India save perhaps athin official account of the project forJoining the Turkestan and Siberianrailway systems ft project which Isnot Intended as a menaco to Indiabut rather to facilitate tho reinforcement of the Russian troops In easternSiberia

To return to Mr YanchlvetskyKamchatka Is according to that gen ¬

tleman to be explored next year Ofcourse settlers cannot expect to livethere by agriculture alone but thereand In the great province of Yakutsskthe grass in some places is good for-

t o or three months In the yearsufficiently good to make cattle rais ¬

ing profltable But the settlor inKamchatka would have to be alsoa good hunter and fisher and If hehad money enough to go in for fishIng on a largo scale like Count Kalserllng whose vhalers reap a richharvest every year In Kamchatkawaters ho could quickly become ex-

ceedingly¬

wealthyMr Yanchlvetsky finally remarked

that the Amur railway will not be sodifficult a pleco of engineering as theBaikal railway fair this reason thatIt can be made to zigzag or go aroundobstaclclwheroastheDalkalllne aelto go straight through them

Peasantry Is Suspicion I

There Is no doubt that the Russianfar cast will ultimately bo settledbut thedo is a doubt aa to whetherIt will bo settled by men with yellowskins or white skins for against allthe elaborate preparations of time

Russian government must heput thoIndifference and suspicion of theIRussian people The average muzhiksays You arc trylngto hustle moout to the far oast fio that I tray notpress my claim for a slice of thesBfat monastic and solgnorlal landswhich bqlpng by rlht to the poaaantry Thanks I think Ill stay1

III other words tho duma showsno ejidmslashv for the ntaritatlon otSiberia Mr Alexlnaky the socialJdemocrat leader fftlU to see berieytn

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We Need the MoneyThis is a plain reason why we now offer you such great iiduccmerto purchase A backward season has placed us in a position where

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we have need to dispose of some of our surplus stock Hence tttye1

following cut pricesLr

You Cant Afford to Miss This Opportunity RememberAll Our Go dsAre Marked in Plain Figures

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MoO Suits nosy go utxAnd so on all along the line

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Pants checkCtan45celsewhere40cblueLadies White Oxford Shoes at Special Prices

White white heel sold elsewhere atS150 at US11S

White Oxfords Ladies 9OCWhite Misses7geWh-ite Childs 65C

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lento or even common sense in ascheriio which plants a starved peas ¬

antry In a forest several thousand ofmiles away gives him an ax and tellshim to go ahead and distinguish him ¬

self and even the conservatives likeProf KapUstln aro

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St Louis i 8 1

Batteries BroVni and Kline Lushnndl1ardlallt

R H EPlttsburg C 111-Nev York d 1 O 2

Batteries LoHlcld and SmithAmes and Fitzgerald

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Boston 4 5 1Chicago 4 7 3

Batteries Tannchill and Armbruster 1Valsh iJIcFarland and Sul-livan

Called In oloVbnth by agreement

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Cleveland 9 9 0IJattorles Hughes auid Heydon

rhiolman and Bemis<4 R H 13

New York 3 7 3St Louts 7 12 0

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and lot where Jt will 10 safe from thogreedy liniulir of speculators and satefrom to HSO your savingsfoolishly If you buy through HH theright kited of A house Inn 1braver k>

radon you are sure to fled an investment that Is not only safe but decid ¬

edly prndtablc a few years holdingwill net you a tidy profit

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Extra SpecIaltPute Worsted Blue Serge Twopiece IJ 5 JJkSuits regular 10 quality 0 l-

On all Sample Pants and Oddsand Ends still greater reductionswill be We invite yourclose inspection

THE MODELLOUIS LEVY PROP

Second Paducah Cheap Cash

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Batteries Orih and KlelnowHowell BucUow and Stevens

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Detroit 5 S 1jBatteries Vaddoilr Bender and

Schreck Donovan and Schmidt

WHY IS SUGAR SWImIf sugar did not dissolve 111 tliQ mouthyou could not taste tho1 eweotGROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIS is as strong us tho strongest bit-ter lonlc but you do not taste thobitter because tho ingredients do notdissolve in the mouth but do dlssglvoreadily In tho acids of limo stomachIs just uS good for Grown People as

Children Tim First and OriginalTasteless Chill Tonic Tho Standardfor 30 years Prlco DO cents

A young plant 13 7C per cent wa¬

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To Georgian Bay via TIio Northwesteat Line

Full particulars regarding trip toSault Stc Marie by rail In throughslopping cars thence by stcatucr toGeorgian Bay sent on request Spe¬

cial low summer ratesN M BREEZE General Agent 436

Walnut St l OnutsIf the lleaf of a cigar has airlaj

appearance or shows given blotchesor is of a pale sickly yellow thetohaccqttthe l C

cigars contents Tic color of tlilb

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AH Hose RepairsElectric rose the world >3 best per foot 120c

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