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in Paducah
in Paducah
A 250 Valley Gem Piano
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A Handsome Umbrella
One Hundred Dollars in Gold
A 14K Hand Engraved Case
15 Jewel Watch
A Handsome Umbrella
The most popular lady
To the Most Popular Resi =
dents on the Rural RoutesA Ladies Gold Watch
The most popular lady residing on the rural
routes will be given a ladies gold watch The
watch can be seen et Warren
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The most popular man in Paducahwill re ¬
ceive the 100 the next most popular the
gold watch and the third the umbrella
in Paducah will be
popularlady
the umbrella
The piano is now on exhibition at W T
Millers music store It is one of the best
pianos he handles and is sold for 250
The watch can be seen on display in Nagel
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THE GIDEONS
Attendance In the public schools
II still very slim on account of tho
Inclement woathor but tho teachers
are very busy nevertheless and tho
schools are going on as
Yesterday afternoon Supl lolb and
the school oomotltlee d cllied to call
Prof Clarence IK flreen n graduate
of tho Michigan State Normal school
to 1111 the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of Mrs Minnie Herndon at
tho High school building and ho will
probably accept
A telegram was
sent him at 4 oclock yesterday of
tornoon with Instructions to report
Friday and the committee thinks
Is ho did not Intend to accept ho
would wire his refusal which has
not been received
Miss Clrlgsby music teacher Is 111
and for tear hor Illness might be ¬
come serious and pruvuitt hur at ¬
tending to the duties of her oflko
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This
for a leave of absence
asked
committee has decided on ad her
iucccggor
Ira Daisy Winfrey
of
Mayllolt a graduate of tho Hunts
villa university In Alabama and also
of Wolkner university of music In
Sh Louis
Tho board has decided on Miss
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KMKOT TO IIAVK AN AXXIVKIt
KAItV MHirilXO llKttK
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Prominent Olllcern imported to
Attend
George Thatcher who played tho
Impecunious negro Sassfras Living- ¬
ston In Henry W Savages western
County Chairman Company
hero
recently is Raid to be among tho
wealthiest actors on the stage
George Ado tho author of A
County Chairman
Is wintering InI
Porto Hlco and Incidentally giving
thought to his new comedy
Tho
Second Time on Earth
which
Henry W Savage will glvo an early
production next
seaSOllI
Mr Harry Lukens the drummer
Thomas Whlffon of Tho Sultan
wont out on the road this morning of Sulu Company entertained tho
after a several days Illness of In members of that organization with
grippe
a visit to a copper mlno during tho
Mr Lukens Is an active worker Jn companys recent visit to Untie
the Uldeons n Christian traveling Mont Dinner was served 2000 feet
icons league and says that prepa ¬ beneath tho service of tho earth
rations aro being made for a big an ¬
niversary rally to bo hold In Pa- ¬
Traveling In Southern Kentucky
ducah about May 7
a few years ago I was obliged to
Tho local branch was organized
change cars at a little place called
May 7 and this will bo the first anal ¬ Somerset
Davenport
said Edgar
versary An attempt to have nil
state officers hero and at least some
of the national officers will ho made
It Is this Intention of tho local branch
to Invite 0 II Palmer
national
told superintendent to como Tho
mooting will begin
on Saturday
And all arritatlon of the skin
night and last over Sunday
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Tho funeral of tho Into Dr M 0
Mllam took placo this afternoon at
330 oclock from his residence on
West Broadway llov T J Newell of
ficiating burial at Oak drove Tho
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pallbearers wore
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Wind Chaps
healed
Hot Water Bottles
of Tho College Widow company
recently
About midday I glanced
out of the car window to find n
motherlytaking old colored mammy with a tray on her head contain ¬
ing really Inviting quarters of fried
chicken
After having regaled my- ¬
self with a lalgl I leaned out of the
window and said
Auntie that Is
Winifred McOugln now attending
Chicago university OB an assistant In
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tho High school mado necessary by
tho addition of pupils from the 8th
grade Sho will assist with the Eng ¬
lish history and mathcmathlcs She
In expected within the next few days
George Ados plctoral comedy
Bupt Lclb today received a tele
Is now in Its
Tho College Widow
gram from her stating that she would
accept and conic to Paducah at once twentyfirst week at the Garden
theater New York city
to tako tho position
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Princess Chile nt The Kentucky
Sal unlay Mjitlneo and Night
Whore did
awfully good chicken
you get ItSlowly tho traywas lifted from
sides shook with laughter as she dis- ¬
played a wonderful expanse of bicus ¬
Recovering she
pids and molars
Yousq from do Norf aint
said
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you boss
JACK CALIjAXYes I am but what has that got Wllli
Princess Chit jut Tho lKen
to do with the chicken 1
hole Saturday Matlneu and
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Well boss she said I lowed
dat you was frum do sort cist you tho Prince of Pllsen In London tho
never would ask a Kalntucky nlggor past season and was
the roan hit of
whore she got her chicken at
tho production
Many Inducements
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were offered her to remain In Lon
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don but prior contracts with Mr Ia
books with Shell forced hor to return to tlU
that could carry
In hU
memory tho text of 100
an average of over 100000 words to
each would seem to havo a perfect
right to he considered ollglbla to
all
and greasy complexions for
Memory chair In any univer¬
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of
the
room
toilet bath
purposes
Yet on tho payroll of Henry
sity
and nursery HANDJNU in pries
Savagog English Grand Opera
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Company U Chevalier N IL Krnan
uol a man who carries 17000000
notes musical characters and words
In his memory
WIKSTEWS PHARMACY
The Chevalier has spent thirty
Seventh and Washington
pan in the IoaijAtg opera hnuseg t
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different countries where ho has tho fact that It was tho third presen ¬
given exhibitions of his phenomenal tation of the play hero within throe
gift
years and that tho weather was bad
Arizona Is a play that appeals to
Miss Sophia Brandt the now pri anyone who appreciates a roal dra ¬
ma donna of The Princess Chic
ma Thore is nothing on the AmerI- ¬
Co
has created quite a furore In can stage today that beats It and tho
tho musical world the past two sea ¬ performance last night was thorough- ¬
Ily enjoyed
Tho company
as a
sonsMiss
Drandt is a young woman of whole Is inferior to tho two others
taro beauty and magnetism and Is that presented It hare but it is ado
jj endowed
with a dramatic soprano quato and gives n firstcla perform
voice of grcitt volume and sweetness
IIn
voice that Is delicious and capti ¬ ancerr
vating in its quality Critics have
Joo y Spears will prosont his
praised her to the utmost and have new farce comedy triumvirate Wo
declared her to bo equal to Emma ley and Mack and tho dainty como
dlcnno Mazlo Trumbull at The Ken- ¬
Abbott In her palmy days
Miss Ilrandt was a member of Heh tucky noxt Tuosday night In thglr
ry W Savages company presenting latest success
Tho Irish Pawnbrok¬
ers
It Is promised full of color
movement and melody
As farce
comedy stars Wesley and Meek have
been counted among the boat and
they have always boon surrounded
by a largo and capable company this
season being no exception
Wesley and Mack will Introduce
theIr wellknown originalities Tho
very fact that they are so extensive
j ly Imitated
being in Itself nn olivia
ble endorsement of their funmaklnfc
propensities
No pains or expense
has been spared to make their now
country to open tho season with
The Princess Ohio
Miss UramU is the possessor of n
fine figure and has Just tho proper
4emperamant tp give the Princes
Ohio a spirited and artistic lower
sonUlan
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workj
special attention having boon
paid to tho scenic and moohnnlcial ef ¬
fects adjuncts not usually found
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tho attractiveness gf a play or contw
aaloIonsday
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Doe Waddoll that dollghtful prO
ludo to Toil 1austa mlnstrulu 1lit Inj
tho Palmer
Ho II ill apt bring htl1
educated parrot this time
Niiirliij Completion
Tho oily supervisors are haiyl sl
work finishing up the
at super
wising tho city tax hafiIe anti wilt
noxt week hoar camplajliU
The
hearing of complaints will heals ull
Monday and this hoard will thn push
work an fast an ppwlhle in order to
finish up T1te work haabeen twltou
ami the supervisors say they ON
wore than willing to give It up
wk
will to seen
antinight
Tho Princess Ohio
bOat Maslud
Tom QoQdjnnn I blper employed
In lID lout I
uUakSJiUth skoptl
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pn Iii left foot the i
Arizona was njojoj Uy a itchy mejalOSfind Ifl OJut 1ed
Tile lion
lajp audlemjg Iij flip KsiJtUGUiJ Ias- welflhja ajiaui 100 pounU and tl1
in16hta good audjoflcg comjl4erng member Is seriously Injured
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