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Paducah sun (Paducah, Ky. : 1898). (Paducah, KY) 1903-01...
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OAL POWDER BAKING BBSOWIELV ruRE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome OVU l I ILlJCAr LIJfES I Umbrellas repaired at 809 Bonth Fonrtb Phone 70 for coal Barry Ac Henncberger Do jou need s ban Bee Woillo1 discount sale Half i priceI llon Sam tonight a fine lunch i Whlttemoro Real Estate Free Price List CIO Broadwsy phone 2KB Work on the fraternity bnlldln is progressing as rnpldlr I as oonld bo expected Spare ribs and Saucr Kraut for lunch tonight at the Stag f ooloredf In Moohancabnrif Youngs HawrV and Donlaps both soft and stiff hats at a big dls f count Welllei January salr Sauer Kraut and Spare ribs for Ivnth tonight at the Star Signer Spaghetti hal a line spread at Tbt Mecca for his friends tonight Uats nail Hats at Wellles 1000 hats at SO cents on the dollar The DOlMen association moots tonight at their hall at Fifth and I Broadway Too cant afford to miss Wellles hat sal onefourth and onehalf off See the bargains Babi Ingram will serve the 4 finest lunch in the city tonight at San Cons Doflt tall to call on Signer Spsg belli at Tbe Mecca tonight He has something fine on his bill of tare Wellles January sale U on all suits onefoorth off Hats onefourth and one halt off Mr Due Augustus has gone to Memphis as a delegate from af onions to attend the bricklayers convention SauerKraut and Spare ribs and all delicacies of the season for lunch to¬ night at the Star i Lettif Ute 17 months old dangh ter of Mr and Mrs Ilobert Fandow died yesterday at 103U Trimble street butlsl today at Highland cemetery The remains of the late Corporal I Robert Unlvcr arrived tram Bait Late Oily Utah vrsterday and were burled at Metropolis III the old home of the deceased Rabbit and Roast HOJT with eve¬ rything in season for lunch tonight at Sam Colts There was another small crowd at The Kentucky lat night to seethe second presentation ot The Black Vipers Miss Lewis who Is a new member haYing teen with the com ¬ pany oaly a few days dee clever I work as Jennie Tbe show deserved a good patronage The friends of Miss Halleen Yancey daughter of Mr Will Yaneey treated her to an agreeable surprise party last night at her country home and the evening was pasted most enjoyably in parlor amusements AmouR tboso- I present were I Misses Mamie Bell wessie Dell Vltrne Thompson Nellie Thompson Effle Folk Minnie Polk Ira Obappell Monlma Brooks Messrs l Oarl Holland Irvin Polk James Polk 4 I Olarence Dell Haymond Dell Oarl Ohappell Henry Uhappoll John Itocoj Moo Starr Ben Starr Robert Davis Cook Oore Uendren Yancey A GOOD SPORT Dr James Laag and Mr Doc Hayes have returned tram a several days hunt in Tennessee aud killed l bout 100 birds during their stay t TO JURE A OOLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Drama Quinine Tab Ids All druggists refund tbo money if It falls to cure E W Groves signature I Is on each boi 25o IOQOOOOO X 1 0 Our drugs ant chemicals 0 0 are equal 1 In strength and pur V Y ity to any on the 8 90000000 DUBOIS marketI I WEEKS NEWS IN THE- BUSINESS WORLD IDluk 11111I Increase 144145 The new year has started with a gpod Increase in the oliarlngs and active business at tbe banks Money I Is a little freer too Counter business Is heavy The E E Sutherland Medicine Oo stockholders and directors held their annnal meeting Monday night and received the report of Ibo com 111001 business for the year 1903 and elect ed I tba directors for the new Ttar1 They are H U Liulsey R RuII W F Paiton Charles Allcott and Abo Livingston Tbe officers of the company are Richard Rudy presi ¬ dent II R Llndsey vice president and general manager Charles Allootl secretary Tho report for the year showed the tost year In the companys history T v ntt earnings were CO per cent on tbe capitalisation of 3S000 The directors declared a 10 per cent divi ¬ dend out of the earnings and passed tbe balance to the surplus fund The ipanslonef the companys business In the year 1901 was a great Increase over the previous year Tbe new territory opened were the fol lowing slates Kansas Indian Terri ¬ tory Oklahoma Georgia Alabama Mississippi part of Florida Louisiana and tbe city of New Orleans Tba company is now traveling leT eDt fD men and the prospects for the year 1803 are of the rosiest hue Tbe splendid business done last roar I Is a tribute to the indent management ot Messrs Luidsey and Alleolt tbe vice president and Ute sec ¬ retary of tbe company The RbodesBnrford Furniture Co of Louisville with branch houses In most of the best olllvs of the counlry and a very fine one In Padfican hat bought tbe stock and lease of the best furniture store In East 81 Louis and will open a branch In that city Mr Harry Rhodes of the local store was In Esst St Louis the put week closing the deal In conjunction with Mr Bur ford of Louisville Wholesale business has started off for the new year very well all lines reporting ROod business LhljI I 1earI Trafflo with the railroads I Is very heavy and the car famine still acot Mr Hob Bcott returned to Louisville at noon today after a visit to tbe city a FED TilE PROFtSSOR TillS ONE HAD DREAMS MORE TERRIBLE THAN VISIONS OF TilE COMET Yon must feed the professors and teachers right or they cant do justice to pupils They should of all people possess a healthy nervous and mental organisation Tbo toaonerwlth weak nerves eaSTpot obtain as toad results ns tbe one who baa a perfect mental pole tl had been for me a most difficult problem said a professor connected with a prominent college of the South how to keep the nerves in proper condition and the brain In good work lug order Lack of proper opportunity to take exorcise an irregular diet and improper food brought onfa general breakdown in health I became irrlt abio and restless and at night would dream of more terrible things than any of Dr Holmes visions of The Comet Upon tho suggestion of a friend who 11 busy business man I com menood to eat GrapeNuts every day and found in a short tine a great im provement In my health I the food contained just the right kind of Door Iimment for my body and brain that was lacking The restlessness disap ¬ peared my stomach ceased to trouble me mental vigor returned and I am now able to do more and better work than ever before When friends express surprise tq Iud mo so well It I Is only neccssary to mention tbe mevits of GrapeNuts Name given by Pcslnm oot Batlle Creek Mich Social Notes and About People Mr John Lehr left on the Fowler today for Cairo- Trainmaster JJ Flynn and wi fe of New Orleans went to Lonlsvlllo to ¬ day after a visit to Justice R J Barber Attorney E W Bagby has returned from Cairo Ur 0 W Wade Jr of Mayneld Is t the Palmer today Mr John P Overstreet of Wickllffe Is at the Palmer Mr 00 Grassham of Bmltbland Is in the olty today Judge Thomas P Cook of Murray was In the olty today Mr Ed Yaneev and family left at noon for Minneapolis their fntnre home Mrs 8 M Dolan and child have retnrnid to St Louis after a visit tn Mr Henry A Fetter and wife Mrs II R Porter has returned from a visit to Cincinnati Mrs Wynne Toll has returned from a visit to Henderson Miss Mary Walker I Is visiting In Dycrsbnrg Tenn Miss Jnanlta Anglen has returned to Princeton after a visit to the city Messrs W a and A V Bohofleld have gone to St Louis where they were called by the Illness of their mother Ur Ed L Atklni li not so well to day as yesterday Ur John Stevens and family of Ballard county are gneits of Mr Ohas Pell of North Twelfth street Mr Miller Bradsbaw has gone to Cincinnati to viiit his sister Miss Annie Mr Tom Morton arrived in the city this morning from Chicago to spend Sunday Mr David B Sanders hat returned from a short drumming trip Miss G O Bright ot Baltimore and Mri Hugh Oolvll of Covington are visiting sister and niece respect ¬ ively Mrs T E Moss at tbe Palm- er BELL MINES PREPARING TO SHIP COAL TO COKE FURNACES Stnrgls Ky Jan IIThe Hill man IronOo will reopen the old Bells mines just across Tradewater and will ship Bell coal to tho furnaoes at Grand Rivers where it will be coked It Will at first th intention to build the coke ovens at Stnrgls They will also continue to ptospect with the new shaft here The Fittsbnrg Coal Or at DeEoven 1s bnllding ten new coke ovens and Wbeatcroft Co of Wheatcroft will also put In a coking plant CHIEF DISPATCHER MR J R POSTLEWAIT PROMOT ¬ ED AT FULTON J R Posllewalt has been appoint ¬ ed chief dispatcher of the Oalro and Fnllon districts of the Illinois OeD ¬ tral with an offlca at Fulton succeed ¬ ing U O Dnckwllz who has been Iransferred Mr Poslleralts success ¬ or as assistant dispatcher I is B Mo Quire WITH TUB SICE Mr Wm Hughes cashier of the Paducah Banking Co who hat been ill is rapidly recovering and when he sufficiently recuperates leaves for Asheville N O for a visit Mr Charles Mocqnot the druggist I Is quite ill ur Frank Boyd wai called to Mat sao tbls morning to attend a son of Dr Graham who liTer ill Mrs J a Reid wife of the popular minister hat been suffering from a severe attack ot Inflammatory rhenm atlsm bnt is slightly better today r HOOS1ER GIRL HERE Ihe Booster Girl company arrived at noon today from the south and Is playing a matinee this afternoon It is a good company and among Its clev ¬ er and popular members are Mr Mar ¬ tin Beatty and wire of Fadnoah They will probably have a large home tonight TOO SLOW FOR THE TOWN A countryman whose name was not scoured allowed oar to run against him and knock him downjrt Third and Broadway this morning Jjnt be got np and walked away ijinfr that he was not hurt Motorman Keenon was in charge of the car e Son U eleetscr r III Iooa TlTE CmOAGO TRmuNE vice pruland e uled by lb- b 10 Bev > Blnce Mr 1 30 n bu ae from SUNDAY OCTOBER 12 1902 < dire 111nl I or DI lncon hlaun boule J will be used rulldlne The stood cot all at place Tne Leroy Payne 103 fet and ed with a two I Is euKoceu- VcitcJ com le ror ninety ntal of 13001 riooo or 7i4 mpany pur rom Tbe mas 0000 ESTATE Involving d au Ion Llv ore ha f- 1ylUldlW dire on Jt- OIInmd Iper square I for Lone I Ur lo 8 iw Amerl on tlihe II Merrls ee 1I1rI Cb- of Ulo 01- oc dQaJl Illve > love spent property fain la sold for ihlyIUh V double Jil The PId SOUTH u from a tolTmllls founttred s of ate 0 numer jru says XI havs 6 years iru hay¬ fork la a hay ho IIIU- Ir thrll I 111rouah pauper oOIla a < lvID- a pe- lItalbal no ira CMS Joe but <n main tutted by M which tan man self rre KheduleflFEUL Hang t Trans idlvldual ne years VtocashiDUtOl yourself Irawnls n 111 a r HbulPIY J It l < S WI AFPENDICITISDUETO So Declares Physician WhojSayY- Systemof MiIling Is to Blame reo8lonllbl to a physician who has been In ths practice of rnedlclna ror nrtjr years ando hu observed thesprtad of the disease Thli physician Dr 11 C Howard or Champalin 111 aniru that until Ui trade demand for eicevdlngly white Hour chanced tnemethodsofcrlnains wli eat thirl was no appendicitis To prove thlsauertlortiheptiyslclan points loth fact that berou readtarous d Th djseiw U unknown but that aa lOon as the fin brdstuffs are Introduced ao petdicllls comes along a > a sequence By tMs reasoning Ill It shown that Ihepeo plo of agricultural communities who secured their flour from small mlltedld not have the dlseam until the smill rnllli were crowded out by the larcv one and flno whits flour supplanted Ihe coarse Tlien the net roes of the couth so lone as they att corn bread were rree from the Uls eait but when the new process flour becan to bo used the ducats cams among th m The sams result attended tho departure of the OermsD olds rrom Ihrircoane bread to ths refined Hou- rDisease Rare Before S7S- Tesn remember that prior about 137J Mid Or Howard that there was little or noos of tnt ailment among the people In Iwentynve or practice among the po- P ¬ before mat lime 1 do not think 1 aaw more than forty casss or appendicitis Ngw they art common H Lane and extended chances In ths dlst of people hal contributed thli Forexam tobo or grinding craln to ths present method of roller mUle snd eicesnvely nn boltlnc cloine Tnls plan or mllllnc ban flrst In 10IDer couIry madeby producur ndIbtn Still nolhave I ayfrom 100be Tbdid untilIhoy andpUI aUoroorhlon Germany ¬ t Disarranges Digestive Organs Biptrlenced millers will Ml you that the nn I I tb1maby mands It chiefly on account of Its white lbdlran1 IlIerudTbl IDtbl Quite tmall children have It I know one alIck f ¬ them wltljout surclcal operations He chanced hi food to corn bread and iijh with coarse breads In general I vigct Hes I UtUe meat and some fruit and he hae taken on lIb and has not had symptom of the dilute tor three year The lack of phosphates In the food I Is visible In tne people and physicians have greatly Inert aied tbe Ufa of medicines con ¬ taining phoephatts It I Is a ncccMlty Chil ¬ dren are brought to ms suffering from con ¬ ditions resulting rrom lack of material I In their system to rorm their leslh Tin days of trtatmeot giving pbolphall will brine relief and the teeth will begin to crow Thy are suffering because the Ingenuity of men and the foolish demands of Irads have re ¬ sulted In taklnc from their food tile material which nature put In It for their growth The new procesa whlcti la bola accountable for disease take from the grain the phos ¬ phate chiefly existing In the germ ot Ibo wheat and lust under the bran andjeavcf OIlI I1I JUIltcl W A little white bread U safe Much is a menace and danger appendicitisbrought food that kept up a continual irri ¬ tation of the intestinal tract be ¬ cause he couldnt digest the starch worked and experimented for about two years in perfecting a food in which the starch should be first changed to grape sugar in other words go through the first form of digestion so that he could have the required elements of food and not uaer therefrolll GrapeNuts ¬ changIng ¬ grape sugar foreignIngredient It consists entirely and wholly of wheat and barley containing all of he valuable food elements of these nourishing grains The food is eranulaj n shape purposely made a little hard Ingr der to bring down tUe1 HdIgesttve juices from the gums and preserve the teeth by proper use It is soft ¬ ened by cream and Is one of the most delicious dishes ever placed on the table We unhesitatingly say and the statement will be verified by the great majority of physicians all over the world that GrapeNuts is the most scientifically prepared food in existence Made for a purpose it accomplishes its purpose It furnishes the system the valua ¬ ble muchneedgi carbohydrates the elements that make Vain nerve and brawn andit is presented in a ea5Y4lgestolJ It can be handled by tbe weakest stomachs It is used by thousands Vllher Mrs 1 vacancy wh caused In thi new vice pres The elecUo a director uj opcnlngoflhe butlho factli emphatic I In I 01UJUII Sacred i A meeting o association will Oct II at the North Stale sli Clves an Autho The formal op occurred Friday and ball was glvei The flrst mull Mathson club wlf Ogd n avenue and I day afternoon Th 10 a musical procrau probun club The next meetlrt day when tbe Illeratui vote Itself to tbe tonI Publications A wen O T Drlcht wife of tl ent of schooU will re Extension At lat fisauly end Educs by Dr Arnold T nook by JMnnM lo Simplify the Llv MaryThe afternoon consisted on Historic Castle dralsofKrsnceby HRound the Wei tntertalnm nt IblC the South Concreci ranged for Thursda be made from the D boulevard anel Ihefli 41M Drexel boulevar hoslns The mlkad men In costume and of the attractions f stop It2 Forty se Helmer hoslefS < T visitors and give IK Art Armenian wed lalnment Then be I ndon whe1 court and lh ra costume Her America and Drexel bouleva Invitations wll President and bers of the K 045 EU1 av milt son an At MrsB < sslu me at the ir aDa club w mlckofQula program wll Training In I the morning Tne literal begin the shlpofMrr Friday roori Joel tor stui- Tbe Oakdl Inc Tuesday olubroom a- Tne ann Steysns House r- Ibdlrecl Eeyput study atr club toe A me rblko vlc PI IDITit Titntlllb ntlllba IVI1DlaclC BOIIII club r- drum aIIttlr Ittlrnny nnyon onIII IIIcIA itto of mothers for infants food and by athletes for their nourishment It requires no cookingshaving been thoroughly and skillfully cooked by expert bakers It is ready for im ¬ mediate service It is economical for but four heaping teaspoonfuls are required for the cereal portion of the meal This does not mean make your en ¬ teaspoonfuls is the proper amouut for that part of uponIt uable nourishment from that four heaping teaspoonfuls than from many times the weight of other food It is particularly intended to take the place of the quantities of white bread now in too free use by most families maydisplease principle in this matter and know exactly whereof we speak There ate on file in our office not huhdreds but thousands of from people in all parts of the lestersII giving descriptions of ease and illhealth from the use of improper food and detailing the health and comfort that has come from a rearrangement of their diet along our lines We advise for breakfast a little GrapeNuts eggs and a cup of Postum Coffee Let it go at that At the midday meal repeat adding alittle slice of meat if thought best At night hive afeood geperous nixed meal with a dessert made from one of the many recipes in the GrapeNuts book lound ia each package Postum Cereal CoT Battle Creek I Mich 4 r + t S i T rn it N fEoIvra he problem Anything yon need not need TIp will secure or dls ollorJOU + t The price tor advertisements In thli oolomu I li Co a line Oath must ao oompony the order for all ads There will be no variance tram thli rnle for anyone TO RENT Rooms fnrnlihcd or nnfnmlihed 81V North Sixth itroet DRY STOVE WOOD BOO oordi for tale by J W Clark 1835 Meyen street I WANTED To buy some old show ¬ cases and counter Address E care The Sun ANY person who will dlitrlbnte ample for f 5 daily should address Standard 4 Wells Chicago Alwayi right up to now In oleo trlcal work both tn price and work manshlp Warden trjrcle Ca tele phone 481 13 PER thousand copying letterii material farnlihed stamped envelope for particular Crystal Novelty Oo Room 58 Chicago WAITED A good coak olio a boy aocnitomed to work in the home Htgheitwagespald Apply at once B34 Jefferson St THREE Young men tram adD cab find Ticinlty at once to prepare for positions in the government service Apply to InterState Correi Init Ce dar Knpldi la ALL inoceiifnl people speculate Why not you 1 Write for oar booklet showing how yon can invest yonr idle money from 120 np and receive large returns weekly money safely handled and can be wltbdawn at any time Address H Brolaiki and Co Suite 40 J Htar bnllding 350 Doarborn Bt Chicago JfSWS OF- THE RIVERS Observations taken at 7 am River 25i3 on the gauge a rise ot 03 in last 24 hours Wind east a light breeze Weather clear and colder Tempera ¬ ture 28 Pell Observer f The Wilford went to Tennessee riv ¬ er today after ties The Marie J went to Tennessee river today after ties The Dick Fowler bad a big Saturday trip down the Ohio to Oalro today The Joe Fowler came in today tram Evansvllle and will return at onoe The Bonanza will pass down to morrow from Cincinnati for Memphis The Avalon wl1 arrive tomorrow from Chattanooga and leave about MondayThe Tennessee leaves at 0 thli er en lug for Tennessee river and will have a good trip Captain John Baines with the Lnel la Warren arrived WnIght out of the Cumberland river with 10000 ties The Ohio Valley Improvement As ¬ sociation is still making strennons efforts to have the ninefootstage move acted on by congress Mr H A Pet tar hat reoelved the petitions that are to be signed by the bona fide voters ot the city and county end then for warded to Washington Mr J Frank Chapman manager of the Chapman Eleotrlo company Lou isvllle Kyin Is here to place on the steamer Avalondno tomorrow a pow ¬ erful 10000power search light one of the finest made Tbe work will prob ¬ ably roqnlro bat a few hours and the boat will be one of the best equipped on the river ZERO AT LOUISVILLE Louisville Jan IOThe thermom ¬ eter nearly reached zero this morning Indications warmer with snow Before Christmas You bought for others Now is the time to buy for yourself A Smash in Prices at- Harbours Book Department We dont carryover our Christmas Stocks All Christ ¬ mas goods at Less than Cost ColIc o ck II you vaoUhem 1
Transcript of Paducah sun (Paducah, Ky. : 1898). (Paducah, KY) 1903-01...
OAL POWDERBAKING
BBSOWIELV ruREMakes the food more delicious and wholesome
OVU l
IILlJCAr LIJfES I
Umbrellas repaired at 809 BonthFonrtb
Phone 70 for coal Barry Ac
HenncbergerDo jou need s ban Bee Woillo1
discount sale Half ipriceIllon Sam tonight afine lunch
i Whlttemoro Real Estate Free PriceList CIO Broadwsy phone 2KB
Work on the fraternity bnlldlnis progressing as rnpldlrI as oonld bo
expected
Spare ribs and Saucr Kraut forlunch tonight at the Stag
fooloredfIn Moohancabnrif
Youngs HawrV and Donlapsboth soft and stiff hats at a big dls
f count Welllei January salr
Sauer Kraut and Spare ribs forIvnth tonight at the Star
Signer Spaghetti hal a line spread
at Tbt Mecca for his friends tonightUats nail Hats at Wellles
1000 hats at SO cents on the dollarThe DOlMen association moots
tonight at their hall at Fifth andI Broadway
Too cant afford to miss Wellleshat sal onefourth and onehalf offSee the bargains
Babi Ingram will serve the4 finest lunch in the city tonight at
San ConsDoflt tall to call on Signer Spsg
belli at Tbe Mecca tonight He hassomething fine on his bill of tare
Wellles January sale U on allsuits onefoorth off Hats onefourthand one halt off
Mr Due Augustus has gone toMemphis as a delegate from afonions to attend the bricklayersconvention
SauerKraut and Spare ribs and alldelicacies of the season for lunch to¬
night at the Stari Lettif Ute 17 months old dangh
ter of Mr and Mrs Ilobert Fandowdied yesterday at 103U Trimble streetbutlsl today at Highland cemetery
The remains of the late CorporalI Robert Unlvcr arrived tram Bait
Late Oily Utah vrsterday and wereburled at Metropolis III the oldhome of the deceased
Rabbit and Roast HOJT with eve¬
rything in season for lunch tonightat Sam Colts
There was another small crowd atThe Kentucky lat night to seethesecond presentation ot The BlackVipers Miss Lewis who Is a newmember haYing teen with the com ¬
pany oaly a few days dee cleverI work as Jennie Tbe show deserved a
good patronage
The friends of Miss Halleen Yanceydaughter of Mr Will Yaneey treatedher to an agreeable surprise party lastnight at her country home and theevening was pasted most enjoyably inparlor amusements AmouR tboso-
I present were I Misses Mamie Bell
wessie Dell Vltrne Thompson NellieThompson Effle Folk Minnie Polk
Ira Obappell Monlma Brooks Messrs
l Oarl Holland Irvin Polk James Polk
4 I Olarence Dell Haymond Dell OarlOhappell Henry Uhappoll John Itocoj
Moo Starr Ben Starr Robert DavisCook Oore Uendren Yancey
AGOOD SPORTDr James Laag and Mr Doc
Hayes have returned tram a severaldays hunt in Tennessee aud killed
l bout 100 birds during their stay
t TO JURE A OOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Drama Quinine Tab
Ids All druggists refund tbo money
if It falls to cure E W Grovessignature IIs on each boi 25o
IOQOOOOOX1 0 Our drugs ant chemicals 00 are equal1 In strength and pur V
Y ity to any on the
890000000
DUBOIS marketII
WEEKS NEWS IN THE-
BUSINESS WORLD
IDluk
11111IIncrease 144145The new year has started with a
gpod Increase in the oliarlngs andactive business at tbe banks MoneyIIs a little freer too Counter businessIs heavy
The E E Sutherland Medicine Oo
stockholders and directors held theirannnal meeting Monday night andreceived the report of Ibo com 111001
business for the year 1903 and electedI tba directors for the new Ttar1They are H U Liulsey R RuIIW F Paiton Charles Allcott andAbo Livingston Tbe officers of thecompany are Richard Rudy presi ¬
dent II R Llndsey vice presidentand general manager Charles Allootlsecretary
Tho report for the year showed thetost year In the companys historyT v ntt earnings were CO per cent ontbe capitalisation of 3S000 Thedirectors declared a 10 per cent divi¬
dend out of the earnings and passedtbe balance to the surplus fund
The ipanslonef the companysbusiness In the year 1901 was a greatIncrease over the previous year Tbenew territory opened were the following slates Kansas Indian Terri ¬
tory Oklahoma Georgia AlabamaMississippi part of Florida Louisianaand tbe city of New Orleans
Tba company is now traveling leTeDt fD men and the prospects for theyear 1803 are of the rosiest hue
Tbe splendid business done lastroar IIs a tribute to the indentmanagement ot Messrs Luidsey andAlleolt tbe vice president and Ute sec ¬
retary of tbe company
The RbodesBnrford Furniture Coof Louisville with branch houses Inmost of the best olllvs of the counlryand a very fine one In Padfican hatbought tbe stock and lease of the bestfurniture store In East 81 Louis andwill open a branch In that city MrHarry Rhodes of the local store was In
Esst St Louis the put week closingthe deal In conjunction with Mr Burford of Louisville
Wholesale business has started off
for the new year very well all linesreporting ROod businessLhljII
1earITrafflo with the railroads IIs veryheavy and the car famine still acot
Mr Hob Bcott returned to Louisvilleat noon today after a visit to tbe city
a
FED TilE PROFtSSOR
TillS ONE HAD DREAMS MORETERRIBLE THAN VISIONS
OF TilE COMET
Yon must feed the professors andteachers right or they cant do justiceto pupils They should of all peoplepossess a healthy nervous and mentalorganisation Tbo toaonerwlth weaknerves eaSTpot obtain as toad resultsns tbe one who baa a perfect mentalpole
tl had been for me a most difficultproblem said a professor connectedwith a prominent college of the South
how to keep the nerves in propercondition and the brain In good worklug order Lack of proper opportunityto take exorcise an irregular diet andimproper food brought onfa generalbreakdown in health I became irrltabio and restless and at night woulddream of more terrible things thanany of Dr Holmes visions of TheComet
Upon tho suggestion of a friendwho 11 busy business man I commenood to eat GrapeNuts every dayand found in a short tine a great improvement In my health I the foodcontained just the right kind of Door
Iimment for my body and brain thatwas lacking The restlessness disap ¬
peared my stomach ceased to troubleme mental vigor returned and I amnow able to do more and better workthan ever before
When friends express surprise tq
Iud mo so well It IIs only neccssary tomention tbe mevits of GrapeNutsName given by Pcslnm oot BatlleCreek Mich
Social Notes andAbout People
Mr John Lehr left on the Fowlertoday for Cairo-
Trainmaster J J Flynn and wi feof New Orleans went to Lonlsvlllo to¬
day after a visit to Justice R JBarber
Attorney E W Bagby has returnedfrom Cairo
Ur 0 W Wade Jr of Mayneld Is
t the Palmer today
Mr John P Overstreet of WickllffeIs at the Palmer
Mr 0 0 Grassham of Bmltbland Is
in the olty today
Judge Thomas P Cook of Murraywas In the olty today
Mr Ed Yaneev and family left atnoon for Minneapolis their fntnrehome
Mrs 8 M Dolan and child haveretnrnid to St Louis after a visit tnMr Henry A Fetter and wife
Mrs II R Porter has returnedfrom a visit to Cincinnati
Mrs Wynne Toll has returnedfrom a visit to Henderson
Miss Mary Walker IIs visiting InDycrsbnrg Tenn
Miss Jnanlta Anglen has returnedto Princeton after a visit to the city
Messrs W a and A V Bohofleldhave gone to St Louis where theywere called by the Illness of theirmother
Ur Ed L Atklni li not so well today as yesterday
Ur John Stevens and family ofBallard county are gneits of Mr OhasPell of North Twelfth street
Mr Miller Bradsbaw has gone toCincinnati to viiit his sister MissAnnie
Mr Tom Morton arrived in the citythis morning from Chicago to spendSunday
Mr David B Sanders hat returnedfrom a short drumming trip
Miss G O Bright ot Baltimoreand Mri Hugh Oolvll of Covingtonare visiting sister and niece respect ¬
ively Mrs T E Moss at tbe Palm-
er
BELL MINES
PREPARING TO SHIP COAL TOCOKE FURNACES
Stnrgls Ky Jan IIThe Hillman IronOo will reopen the old Bellsmines just across Tradewater and willship Bell coal to tho furnaoes at GrandRivers where it will be coked ItWill at first th intention to build thecoke ovens at Stnrgls They will alsocontinue to ptospect with the newshaft here
The Fittsbnrg Coal Or at DeEoven1s bnllding ten new coke ovens andWbeatcroft Co of Wheatcroft will alsoput In a coking plant
CHIEF DISPATCHER
MR J R POSTLEWAIT PROMOT ¬
ED AT FULTON
J R Posllewalt has been appoint ¬
ed chief dispatcher of the Oalro andFnllon districts of the Illinois OeD ¬
tral with an offlca at Fulton succeed ¬
ing U O Dnckwllz who has beenIransferred Mr Poslleralts success ¬
or as assistant dispatcher Iis B Mo
Quire
WITH TUB SICE
Mr Wm Hughes cashier of thePaducah Banking Co who hat beenill is rapidly recovering and when hesufficiently recuperates leaves forAsheville N O for a visit
Mr Charles Mocqnot the druggistIIs quite ill
ur Frank Boyd wai called to Matsao tbls morning to attend a son of DrGraham who liTer ill
Mrs J a Reid wife of the popularminister hat been suffering from asevere attack ot Inflammatory rhenmatlsm bnt is slightly better today
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HOOS1ER GIRL HEREIhe Booster Girl company arrived
at noon today from the south and Is
playing a matinee this afternoon Itis a good company and among Its clev ¬
er and popular members are Mr Mar ¬
tin Beatty and wire of FadnoahThey will probably have a large hometonight
TOO SLOW FOR THE TOWN
A countryman whose name was notscoured allowed oar to runagainst him and knock him downjrtThird and Broadway this morning Jjntbe got np and walked away ijinfr thathe was not hurt Motorman Keenonwas in charge of the car
e Son U eleetscr rIII Iooa TlTE CmOAGO TRmuNE vice pruland
e uled by lb-b 10 Bev > Blnce Mr 1
30 n bu aefrom SUNDAY OCTOBER 12 1902 < dire
111nl I or DIlncon
hlaun bouleJ will be usedrulldlne Thestood cot allat place Tne
Leroy Payne103 fet and
ed with a twoI Is euKoceu-VcitcJ comle ror ninetyntal of 13001riooo or 7i4mpany purrom Tbe mas0000
ESTATE
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So Declares Physician WhojSayY-
Systemof MiIling Is to
Blame
reo8lonllblto a physician who has been In thspractice of rnedlclna ror nrtjr yearsando hu observed thesprtad of the
disease Thli physician Dr 11 C Howardor Champalin 111 aniru that until Uitrade demand for eicevdlngly white Hourchanced tnemethodsofcrlnains wlieat thirlwas no appendicitis
To prove thlsauertlortiheptiyslclan pointsloth fact that berou readtarous dTh djseiw U unknown but that aa lOonas the fin brdstuffs are Introduced aopetdicllls comes along a> a sequence
By tMs reasoning IllIt shown that Ihepeoplo of agricultural communities who securedtheir flour from small mlltedld not have thedlseam until the smill rnllli were crowdedout by the larcv one and flno whits floursupplanted Ihe coarse
Tlien the net roes of the couth so lone asthey att corn bread were rree from the Ulseait but when the new process flour becanto bo used the ducats cams among th mThe sams result attended tho departure ofthe OermsD olds rrom Ihrircoane bread toths refined Hou-
rDisease Rare Before S7S-
Tesn remember that prior about 137JMid Or Howard that there was little ornoos of tnt ailment among the people InIwentynve or practice among the po-P
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before mat lime 1 do not think 1 aawmore than forty casss or appendicitis Ngwthey art common
H Lane and extended chances In ths dlstof people hal contributed thli Forexamtoboor grinding craln to ths present method ofroller mUle snd eicesnvely nn boltlnccloine Tnls plan or mllllnc ban flrst In10IDercouIrymadebyproducurndIbtnStillnolhaveIayfrom100beTbdiduntilIhoyandpUIaUoroorhlonGermany ¬
tDisarranges Digestive Organs
Biptrlenced millers will Ml you that thenn I Itb1mabymands It chiefly on account of Its whitelbdlran1IlIerudTblIDtblQuite tmall children have It I know onealIck f¬
them wltljout surclcal operations Hechanced hi food to corn bread and iijhwith coarse breads In generalI vigct HesI
UtUe meat and some fruit and he hae takenon lIb and has not had symptom of thedilute tor three year
The lack of phosphates In the food IIsvisible In tne people and physicians havegreatly Inert aied tbe Ufa of medicines con ¬
taining phoephatts It IIs a ncccMlty Chil ¬
dren are brought to ms suffering from con ¬
ditions resulting rrom lack of material IIntheir system to rorm their leslh Tin daysof trtatmeot giving pbolphall will brinerelief and the teeth will begin to crow Thyare suffering because the Ingenuity of menand the foolish demands of Irads have re ¬
sulted In taklnc from their food tile materialwhich nature put In It for their growth
The new procesa whlcti la bola accountablefor disease take from the grain the phos ¬
phate chiefly existing In the germ ot Ibowheat and lust under the bran andjeavcfOIlI I1IJUIltcl W
A little white bread U safeMuch is a menace and danger
appendicitisbroughtfood that kept up a continual irri ¬
tation of the intestinal tract be ¬
cause he couldnt digest the starchworked and experimented for abouttwo years in perfecting a food inwhich the starch should be firstchanged to grape sugar in otherwords go through the first form ofdigestion so that he could havethe required elements of food andnot uaer therefrolll
GrapeNuts ¬
changIng ¬
grape sugar
foreignIngredientIt consists entirely and wholly ofwheat and barley containing all ofhe valuable food elements of these
nourishing grainsThe food is eranulaj n shape
purposely made a little hard Ingrder to bring down tUe1 HdIgesttvejuices from the gums and preservethe teeth by proper use It is soft ¬
ened by cream and Is one of themost delicious dishes ever placedon the table
We unhesitatingly say and thestatement will be verified by thegreat majority of physicians all overthe world that GrapeNuts is themost scientifically prepared food inexistence Made for a purpose itaccomplishes its purpose
It furnishes the system the valua ¬
ble muchneedgi carbohydratesthe elements that make Vain nerveand brawn andit is presented in a
ea5Y4lgestolJIt can be handled by tbe weakest
stomachs It is used by thousands
Vllher Mrs 1vacancy whcaused In thinew vice pres
The elecUoa director ujopcnlngoflhebutlho factliemphatic IIn I
01UJUIISacred i
A meeting oassociation willOct II at theNorth Stale sliClves an Autho
The formal opoccurred Fridayand ball was glvei
The flrst mullMathson club wlfOgd n avenue and Iday afternoon Th10 a musical procrau
probunclub The next meetlrtday when tbe Illeratuivote Itself to tbe tonIPublications A wenO T Drlcht wife of tlent of schooU will reExtension At lat
fisauly end Educsby Dr Arnold Tnook by JMnnMlo Simplify the Llv
MaryTheafternoon consistedon Historic CastledralsofKrsnceby
HRound the Weitntertalnm nt IblCthe South Concreciranged for Thursdabe made from the Dboulevard anel Ihefli41M Drexel boulevarhoslns The mlkadmen In costume andof the attractions fstop It2 Forty seHelmer hoslefS < Tvisitors and give IKArt Armenian wedlalnment Thenbe I ndon whe1court and lh racostume HerAmerica andDrexel boulevaInvitations wllPresident andbers of the K
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me at the iraDa club wmlckofQulaprogram wllTraining In Ithe morning
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of mothers for infants food and byathletes for their nourishment
It requires no cookingshaving beenthoroughly and skillfully cooked byexpert bakers It is ready for im ¬
mediate service It is economicalfor but four heaping teaspoonfulsare required for the cereal portionof the meal
This does not mean make your en ¬
teaspoonfulsis the proper amouut for that part ofuponItuable nourishment from that fourheaping teaspoonfuls than frommany times the weight of other food
It is particularly intended to takethe place of the quantities of whitebread now in too free use by mostfamilies
maydispleaseprinciple in this matter and knowexactly whereof we speak
There ate on file in our office nothuhdreds but thousands offrom people in all parts of the lestersIIgiving descriptions ofease and illhealth from the use ofimproper food and detailing thehealth and comfort that has comefrom a rearrangement of their dietalong our lines
We advise for breakfast a littleGrapeNutseggs and a cup of Postum CoffeeLet it go at that
At the midday meal repeat addingalittle slice of meat if thought best
At night hive afeood geperousnixed meal with a dessert madefrom one of the many recipes in theGrapeNuts book lound ia eachpackage Postum Cereal CoTBattle Creek I Mich
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fEoIvra he problem Anything yon neednot need TIp will secure or dls
ollorJOU +tThe price tor advertisements In thli
oolomu Ili Co a line Oath must aooompony the order for all ads Therewill be no variance tram thli rnle foranyone
TO RENT Rooms fnrnlihcd ornnfnmlihed 81V North Sixth itroet
DRY STOVE WOOD BOO oordifor tale by J W Clark 1835 Meyenstreet I
WANTED To buy some old show ¬
cases and counter Address E careThe Sun
ANY person who will dlitrlbnteample for f5 daily should address
Standard 4 Wells Chicago
Alwayi right up to now In oleo
trlcal work both tn price and workmanshlp Warden trjrcle Ca telephone 481
13 PER thousand copying letteriimaterial farnlihed stamped envelopefor particular Crystal Novelty OoRoom 58 Chicago
WAITED A good coak olio a boyaocnitomed to work in the homeHtgheitwagespald Apply at onceB34 Jefferson St
THREE Young men tram adDcab find Ticinlty at once to prepare forpositions in the government serviceApply to InterState Correi Init Ce
dar Knpldi laALL inoceiifnl people speculate
Why not you 1 Write for oar bookletshowing how yon can invest yonr idlemoney from 120 np and receive largereturns weekly money safely handledand can be wltbdawn at any timeAddress H Brolaiki and Co Suite40 J Htar bnllding 350 Doarborn BtChicago
JfSWS OF-THE RIVERS
Observations taken at 7 am River25i3 on the gauge a rise ot 03 in last24 hours Wind east a light breezeWeather clear and colder Tempera ¬
ture 28 Pell Observerf
The Wilford went to Tennessee riv ¬
er today after ties
The Marie J went to Tennessee
river today after ties
The Dick Fowler bad a big Saturdaytrip down the Ohio to Oalro today
The Joe Fowler came in today tramEvansvllle and will return at onoe
The Bonanza will pass down tomorrow from Cincinnati for Memphis
The Avalon wl1 arrive tomorrowfrom Chattanooga and leave about
MondayTheTennessee leaves at 0 thli er
en lug for Tennessee river and willhave a good trip
Captain John Baines with the Lnella Warren arrived WnIght out ofthe Cumberland river with 10000 ties
The Ohio Valley Improvement As ¬
sociation is still making strennonsefforts to have the ninefootstage moveacted on by congress Mr H A Pettar hat reoelved the petitions that areto be signed by the bona fide voters otthe city and county end then forwarded to Washington
Mr J Frank Chapman manager ofthe Chapman Eleotrlo company Louisvllle Kyin Is here to place on thesteamer Avalondno tomorrow a pow ¬
erful 10000power search light one ofthe finest made Tbe work will prob ¬
ably roqnlro bat a few hours and theboat will be one of the best equippedon the river
ZERO AT LOUISVILLE
Louisville Jan IOThe thermom ¬
eter nearly reached zero this morningIndications warmer with snow
Before ChristmasYou bought for others Nowis the time to buy for yourself
A Smash inPrices at-
HarboursBook Department
We dont carryover ourChristmas Stocks All Christ ¬
mas goods at
Less than CostColIc o ck II you vaoUhem
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