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a Y PAGE S1GET THE PADUCAH EVENING SUNTUESDAYUlm JJ 1 t r BANNER YEAR 0i i felll > Po TO 3IAKC- Hiitiout 81 WU- l > Ilits rndurah llluli In Hank of First Class Puttolllrtt of Iliu > Country I UKCOHDS FOIL SKVKHAI YKAIS Tor the flrcal year ending March 31 the Paducah postofice made an Increase of 191 per cost In Its re colpts ov <5r tho corresponding year It la expected that the percentage will be ono of the highest of any d postofflco In the department ns tho Increase In business was the heaviest I y in the history of the local postofflce tho ISflOOO mark In the receipts was pulsed by a margin of llCQO and Pa diicah enters a higher division of the first class fliostofflccs The receipts of the postofllco for I tho fiscal year just closed were 81 I 019 Co for the fiscal year andlp I G8riOS11GC March an Increase of 35 per cent Isl 1 made In the receipts Last month the receipts totaled JS47G3G while compared with tho figures of March 1909 C2S67S an Increase of 2 199EO is shown St 4 This year Is the first time that the poilofllco has made an Increase of over J7JM0 J The banner year before 1910 was 190G when the Increase reached 089919 The increases for the past ton years are 1001 I p 1903p 1S2903 1906689919 19U7 I i t011774 1908 356612 1209456531 and 19HJ13B- O99 The receipts do not Include the I t money taken In for money orders I which w Mild swell the figures several times By reason of the Increase in- s j tho receipts over the 80000 mark Postmaster Frank M Fisher will rec- eIve an Increase of UII i J to his sal l ary I WIL DOUCLAS 3OO35O4OO 1 X500- Ft SHOES t iMt is On Worl- dUNION l MADE I BoysShoes I 200 and 250 fat Color Cetlttt Usrd W L Douglas shoes are the lowest price quality considered in the world Their excellent style my fitting and long wearing qualities excel those of payinghigh you need a pair ire W L Douglas shoes d yourfootwear c good in every way as those that have t priceIf factories yourselfhow made you would then understand why i they hold their shape fit better and wear longer than other make AirTlo d W L Doaclu name and plea ti aamubleb yoarRma r I IOR BALE 87 = LKNDLKU 8 IA1OX s 800 Broadway PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERDepositions and Briefs Old Phone 003r Miss Zuber Care Kcuilngton Typewriter Ho B11J4 Broadway If You- Appreciate 4 Sanitation good lights and good service In a barber shop wo have It Como and see FRAKES 4 MERRY 3OK VttKll i 10U South Fourth Street II D5 SWmB st 112 iSlP6Aflf fOR 1IA AlfO CQfFK I BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE RIVER NRWSIi Ii I PlttsburjT 24 oC IU so RIg se 70 03 Fall EvansvWo 1 13 03 Kill 1 1lta Vcrnoa 110 03 Fail Mt Carmel 38 01 Fall Vaashville 84 03 Fall Chattanooga 32 00 Std Florence 15 01 Flail Cnrthnpo 25 01 FUr- oJohnscwiNo 35 01 Fall Cairo 224 04 Pull Louis 1C1 02 Fall Paducah 10 S 03 iFoJl Burnsldo lG 03 Rise Hlvcr Forecast The river here will continue fall- ing slowly several days Todays Arrivals Dick Fowler from Cairo John S Hopkins from Evansvllte John L Lowry from Evansvillo Clyde from Waterloo Ala Ohio from Golconda George Cowling from Mctrpolls Reaper frm Cascyrllte XaehviHo from Nauhvllle Joppa from Joppa Todayn Drpjirtun Dick Fowlor for Cairo James N Trigg for Evansville XashvHle for Nashville John It Ixwry for Evans ville John S Hopkns for Evansville Clyde for Joppn and Metropolis Reaper for New Orleans TH Davis for Joppa Glrardcau for St Louis Egan for Caejvllle Mary AndorjEon for Cateyvlile Ohio for Golconda George Cowling for Metropolis Jop ¬ pa for Joppa Colbqrt for Star Lime Works Hirer awl Vcnllirr Gangs at 7 a m marked lfl8 leetI I a fall of thrfetonths of a rootI Weather cloudy and business good Rainfall oil night and yesterday was TO of an Inch Mariners Gossip Work on Livingstons Point has been progressing about two weeks and the U S dredge boat Colbort Is busy towing stone from tho Star LImo Works The Colbert arrived last night and returned today Rock Is being placed along both sides of the point protecting It from the rav ¬ ages of the waters Government en ¬ gineers am now working near BIrm- Ingham ¬ and are gradually working towaid Paducah Extensive river improvements are anticipated In the near future at this pointI The towboat T II Davie came up from Joppa IH last night and la waiting for the arrival of the tow boat W T Hardfcon from the Ten nofltec river with ties The Davist t will take tho Htrdiions tow and she will return to the Tennessee CaPt James Hrowinskl Jr accompanied the boat here The Hard bon Is dup in port today Sho was seen yoster day lying ten miles below Johnson vlllc Tonn and It Is believed some mlthapltms occurred Tho J U Richardson delayed here many hours by necessary repairs cleared port at 19 oclock last night for ClarksvIUo She Is duo back to ¬ morrow and will leave for Nashville From Chattanooga Tonn the James N Trlgg arrived at G p m yesterday and after unloading lum ¬ ber hero today the departed for Ev ansvillo She will return Wednesday The Reaper came In this morning from the Caseyvlle mines with a tow and wilt depart this afternoon for New Orleans with a big tow of coal The Kgan and Mary Anderson will return to Cazoyvlllc for coal Bound for St Louis the steamer Cape Glrardcau departed from tho Ducks Nest up the Tennessee at 4 oclock this morning She was in command of Cant Sum Shrodes and i Htry Kellogg pilot She will resume the St Louis and Cairo Glrardvau packet trade after wintering here l The John S Hopkins In command of Capt Jim Howard Jr arrived to ¬ day from Evansvllle for the first time in several months She will continue between Paducah Henderson and Ev nnfvtll In competition with the Low ¬ ry Chattanooga Trigs oJ Electra The John L Lowry Is duo today from Evansi1leI From Nashville the steamer Nash ¬ ville should arrive this afternoon and depart immediately for d return trip The Olydu arrived at 7 oclock this morning from Waterloo Ala and departed soon after for Metropolis and Joppn 111 to unload Sho lied three cars of lumber three cars of Hour and five cars of merchandise I She will return to Paducah tonight and leave tomorrow evening at G I oclock for A return trip to the Ten ¬ nessee Pilots Billy Smith and Tom Martin will take the Reaper to New Orleans I Sho will be In command of Capt III I GraingerThe and Ohio were In port today on lime and doing a good busl ¬ ness Today was one of the busiest of the season at the wharfbcau Several boats were tied up at onco and the whartboat force was having no easy timeThe Russell Lord got away yester ¬ day for WIllie river and will bring back a tow of ties for the Ayer Lord Tie company The Mississippi and Ohio River Pilots association will meet this week at St Louis The St Louis GlobeDemocrat of yesterday says It has been announc Ied by A II Lewis general manager of 4he Southern Packet company wfttctf wilt revive the St Louis and yewiplteans steamboat trade that rho Initial trip of the boat Keystone State yp been postponed owing to an ntgiectIon by Untied States gov ernnveut Inspectors The boat Is still a itjjpjnt Ileasant W Va The boat vIlH avo St Louis for New Orleans ApHllC Itwilt leave Point Ploaj ant for Cincinnati tomorrow and will 65D dlght to St Louis by R G Lewis president of the Southern Packet company The Son nil Steep or Rnnil health The restorative power of sound sleep ran not be over estimated and any nil ment that prevents It I Is n mcnnrc to lienlth J U Souther Rau tlnlrI f Win IJIIIIIor n long time Ishnve nlghlhllaullo sorcneM of my kidneys My appetite was very poor amt my general con ll tlnn was murh run down I have been taking FoleyM Kidney Pills but a short tlmn and now sleep ns sound as- a rook I rut antI enjoy my meals and my general condition Is greatly Improved Ican honestly recommend theylavo WATKIl NOTICE j I Patrons lit the AVntir Gmipany are reiiilnilod Hint their rents expired j March III TfioNO who desire to NI I ncv theta for this quarter should IltlI I proudiIces i i will be stunt off 10I I I Kiricker Now we heave children taught how to play Docker Fine Next we rfiaH have antmal training to show lambs how to gambol New York Su- nsJERR1BESKIN I HUMOR 2 YfARSI I Business Man Suffered Agony Head Neck and Shoulders Cover ¬ edBecame An Object of Dread Consulted Most Able Doctors and Hospital but Got No Relief SURPRISINGLY QUICK II CURE BY CUTICURA CqUcum did wonders for me Per twentyfivo years I Buffered agony from a tt- pletoiy IlUmer xm covering my lead neck and shoul ¬ ders so that to m- rrllndll1nd even to my an object cf dread At largo ex- pense I consulted tho meat nblo doctors far and near Their treat ment was cf no avail nor was that cf the- BOllpltnldurlnoCllh months efforts I suffered on and eluded there was no help for mo this Then meconI I who had been cured byeCuticurraa dips and thought that a trial could do harm In a surprisingly short time I cempietelycured 8 1 Keyes H noI I greas St DOI5ton MUll Oct lZ 1009 1 CURED BOILS With Cutlcura when Everything Else had Failed- I am very grateful for Cutlcum as my daughter had been suffering for eleven months with awful great boll on I her We triM everything which I one could mention but nothing was any good Tho tiolU made her very weak and ill and aho had to leavo her After using ono tablet of Cutlcura phlroI l Ointment two ono box cfCutlcura of Cutlcura Pills and throe lattice of Cutlcura Itcsolvent she not quite well and has not had tho polls slier I shoulcbhavo written to you before but have been waiting to see if aim had any sign or any earning back My dauRhtcr Uelghteen ycaraold MrI Ellen I lIealhrrI HllUida Rd Ash Common nr Alder shot Hants England Juno 29 1600- Oillrora aM ttSe > Oitlfur Ointment Me Cuttura 1IlnollllOc 1 lot la the form o- LmrIat Coaled Mae 25ee nrr vial of fol Kill Solle lr up tlrt mumul Ave UmwnYlbD rar paret IrlllmeplJad t ltlUI dlnnk fate CJ era Iraq t r1vlnde- rlpllon IM atla i F N GARDNER Jr CO a Ie I Exclusive Agents for the Celebrated I 014K HERRICK REFRIGERATORS I i L 11t Circulation in the Herrick is Pertecth Jd1uU < 4 4t lljas m AIR l Rlpmomi I IHERRICK MV STYMJ i fo i rE G t I m If are 1 ti 1 we one in let for If it is not we it to ea II Agents for the J E 6 CO R ceive For some Mausoleum to be in ol Well One of the meant business changes In the city of PadUcah IS tho new of the Paducah Marble Works which on tho death of the founder J E succeeded to his son who boars the same nnmo This ontorrlso Is the oldest works In tho city and Western having been In Btttutcd In J I8C8 and Its career has always been reliable and No ono can tell when death or misfortune may visit him and It behooves tho prudent to ¬ the question of monuments for the dead It Is certainly a con- soling thought to assure ones self that tho last resting place of a dear one gono bpforo Is marked and against UPKC crntlon or ultimate loss Monu ¬ menU also mark the epochs of his ¬ tory and the advance ment of and memorial hlHtory The aaducab Marble Works has Installed a splendid of tools carry Ing cranes lettering machines < and tho finest or Barr Vt granite and Green Mountain you have one is wet so and us andwe will show you a Herrick up and you for your ¬ self how dry it is at all times An the cuts will show you why it is does the business and Italian marble are in stock 1 K l handlo and vaults tablets vases stop settees etc moat all of work Tho Marblo Works a for tho mauso ¬ leum of Jacob Well which lit core of n dark shade of farce granite 10 and te the finest of Its kind ever and of which the entire work was on their Tho yards and office are located at 216 218220 t North Third street and In to their work J K Co any de ¬ sired of and Howl ¬ ing Green and other bullA Ing stone cut In any dimen ¬ lions Mr Is known In this and his hero has o him a host of sincere friends ii u WIAK AMI how Mrs J W I 1umr the onilltlon of her little utter u cvero attack of anti noth InK seemed to do her it bit of good At this lime Mr KluKir wo to give her Vlnol and- clip fttcfl was marv loi The ilortor was amazed at her progress find said t Inol is n flno romoily keep It up Wo till so and she was soon restored to- 4relth and tr II Mclher + un Iailucnh Ky woman admit He All hf same I never saw one who putt l r coMr e year after her name Jo lon OM HTVIK 1 l Circula t r Free Trial 3ou not fully satisfied that HERRICK Refrigerators will render the service recommended gladly place your home you decide yourself what recommend return without any cost youto a Exclusive Celebrated HERRICKREFRIGERATORS WILLIAMSON Contract Hand Erected Memory Jacob prorletorshlp Wllllamsjn monumental Kentucky profitable expansive In- vestigate permanently preserved commemorate civilization IlttnrImonuments otiiilpimnt consisting pneumatic selections that If come see iced can see examination of best Lion will and X 5Mdner xdrdetJ produce Williamson rorf mausoleums iiiarkcre coping effectively covorlnB branches cemetery Paducah recently received contract handsome structed contains catacombs erected executed promises addition cemetery Williamson supply quantity Redford limestone specified Williamson favorably community lifelong residence attracted personal HHACIATKII inscribes daughter pneumonia rontlnunl tOlnlllrncetl < < ntthW UruBRlst StThe educated ashamed > heragenbulrd Trotificrlpt Your Credit is Good r 4i a I 1 1 to FUUMTLKi SUItGI its Would bo A queer description for n buslncmi but It would cover ours nicely for wo go right down to tho scat of the trouble wlun old furniture IB put In our hands for repairs Upholstering of tho most durable and artistic kind Is a prominent feature of our business and wo refinish tho wood parts so they look MS If fresh from factory MimtoiiH msuvinKi > Thats a now thing for Paducah too but wo do It beautifully Many a handsomo old mirror Is now on tho scrap heap Just be- cause ¬ there was no ono handy who know how to fix It up hint were hero now BARRETT DAVIS a L apt s CRATERS AMI rUIIPPIMIS q Itolh bones 152 lilt and WitlilnRfon Sd t J- 4 INOURNEWHOMENanco 1 t I at Sixth Street and Urodway opposite Cathollo church Open day and night Iloaldonco over undortnkliiK parlors Wo det t liver caskets to any wagon yard day or night free of charge i Personal attention given to funerals In tie country when you order the hoarse Phono orders given careful attention 1 Km balmlng satisfactory or no rhargo Night bell at front dourr All hoarsen and hacks rubbertired A Pine Funeral Ghnpcl Free to Our Pntnms jr NANCE 4 ROGERS Sixth and Broadway v Wholesale Grain Dealers Millers of Bradleys Famous CreamSMeal 11 BRADLEY BROS 4 V Agents Old Taylor Coal l andGeneral Feed Dealers f Phones 339 I 6 Paducah KyJ
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PAGE S1GET THE PADUCAH EVENING SUNTUESDAYUlm JJ 1t r
BANNER YEAR0ii
felll> Po TO 3IAKC-
Hiitiout81 WU-
ll>
Ilits rndurah llluli In Hank of FirstClass Puttolllrtt of Iliu
> CountryI
UKCOHDS FOIL SKVKHAI YKAIS
Tor the flrcal year ending March31 the Paducah postofice made anIncrease of 191 per cost In Its recolpts ov <5r tho corresponding yearIt la expected that the percentagewill be ono of the highest of any
d postofflco In the department ns thoIncrease In business was the heaviestI
y in the history of the local postofflce
tho ISflOOO mark In the receipts waspulsed by a margin of llCQO and Padiicah enters a higher division of thefirst class fliostofflccs
The receipts of the postofllco forI tho fiscal year just closed were 81I 019 Co for the fiscal year andlp
I
G8riOS11GCMarch an Increase of 35 per cent Isl1
made In the receipts Last month thereceipts totaled JS47G3G whilecompared with tho figures of March1909 C2S67S an Increase of 2
199EO is shown St4 This year Is the first time that the
poilofllco has made an Increase ofover J7JM0J The banner year before1910 was 190G when the Increasereached 089919 The increasesfor the past ton years are 1001 I
p1903p1S2903 1906689919 19U7 Ii t011774 1908 356612
1209456531 and 19HJ13B-O99
The receipts do not Include the I
t money taken In for money orders I
which w Mild swell the figures severaltimes By reason of the Increase in-
sj
tho receipts over the 80000 markPostmaster Frank M Fisher will rec-
eIve an Increase of UII iJ to his sallary
I
WIL DOUCLAS3OO35O4OO 1
X500-Ft SHOESt iMt is On Worl-
dUNIONl MADE IBoysShoes
I
200and250
fat Color Cetlttt Usrd
W L Douglas shoes are the lowestprice quality considered in the worldTheir excellent style my fitting andlong wearing qualities excel those ofpayinghighyou need a pair ire W L Douglas shoes
d yourfootwearc good in every way as those that have
t priceIf factoriesyourselfhowmade you would then understand why
i they hold their shape fit better andwear longer than other make
AirTlo d W L Doaclu name and plea tiaamublebyoarRmarI
IOR BALE 87 =
LKNDLKU 8 IA1OX
s 800 Broadway
PUBLICSTENOGRAPHERDepositions
and BriefsOld Phone 003r
Miss ZuberCare Kcuilngton Typewriter Ho
B11J4 Broadway
If You-Appreciate4
Sanitation good lights andgood service In a barber shopwo have It Como and see
FRAKES 4 MERRY3OK VttKlli
10U South Fourth Street
II
D5 SWmB st
112 iSlP6AflffOR 1IA AlfO CQfFK
IBY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
RIVER NRWSIiIiI
PlttsburjT 24 oC IU soRIg se70 03 Fall
EvansvWo 1 13 03 Kill11lta Vcrnoa 110 03 FailMt Carmel 38 01 FallVaashville 84 03 FallChattanooga 32 00 StdFlorence 15 01 FlailCnrthnpo 25 01 FUr-oJohnscwiNo 35 01 FallCairo 224 04 Pull
Louis 1C1 02 FallPaducah 10 S 03 iFoJlBurnsldo lG 03 Rise
Hlvcr ForecastThe river here will continue fall-
ing slowly several daysTodays Arrivals
Dick Fowler from Cairo John SHopkins from Evansvllte John LLowry from Evansvillo Clyde fromWaterloo Ala Ohio from GolcondaGeorge Cowling from MctrpollsReaper frm Cascyrllte XaehviHofrom Nauhvllle Joppa from Joppa
Todayn DrpjirtunDick Fowlor for Cairo James N
Trigg for Evansville XashvHle forNashville John It Ixwry for Evansville John S Hopkns for EvansvilleClyde for Joppn and MetropolisReaper for New Orleans TH Davisfor Joppa Glrardcau for St LouisEgan for Caejvllle Mary AndorjEon
for Cateyvlile Ohio for GolcondaGeorge Cowling for Metropolis Jop ¬
pa for Joppa Colbqrt for Star LimeWorks
Hirer awl VcnllirrGangs at 7 a m marked lfl8 leetI I
a fall of thrfetonths of a rootIWeather cloudy and business goodRainfall oil night and yesterday wasTO of an Inch
Mariners GossipWork on Livingstons Point has
been progressing about two weeksand the U S dredge boat Colbort Isbusy towing stone from tho StarLImo Works The Colbert arrivedlast night and returned today RockIs being placed along both sides ofthe point protecting It from the rav ¬
ages of the waters Government en ¬
gineers am now working near BIrm-Ingham
¬
and are gradually workingtowaid Paducah Extensive riverimprovements are anticipated In thenear future at this pointIThe towboat T II Davie came upfrom Joppa IH last night and lawaiting for the arrival of the towboat W T Hardfcon from the Tennofltec river with ties The Davisttwill take tho Htrdiions tow and shewill return to the Tennessee CaPtJames Hrowinskl Jr accompaniedthe boat here The Hard bon Is dupin port today Sho was seen yosterday lying ten miles below Johnsonvlllc Tonn and It Is believed somemlthapltms occurred
Tho J U Richardson delayedhere many hours by necessary repairscleared port at 19 oclock last nightfor ClarksvIUo She Is duo back to¬
morrow and will leave for NashvilleFrom Chattanooga Tonn the
James N Trlgg arrived at G p myesterday and after unloading lum ¬
ber hero today the departed for Evansvillo She will return Wednesday
The Reaper came In this morningfrom the Caseyvlle mines with a towand wilt depart this afternoon forNew Orleans with a big tow of coalThe Kgan and Mary Anderson willreturn to Cazoyvlllc for coal
Bound for St Louis the steamerCape Glrardcau departed from thoDucks Nest up the Tennessee at 4
oclock this morning She was incommand of Cant Sum Shrodes and
i Htry Kellogg pilot She will resumethe St Louis and Cairo Glrardvaupacket trade after wintering here
l The John S Hopkins In commandof Capt Jim Howard Jr arrived to ¬
day from Evansvllle for the first timein several months She will continuebetween Paducah Henderson and Evnnfvtll In competition with the Low ¬
ry Chattanooga Trigs oJ ElectraThe John L Lowry Is duo today
from Evansi1leIFrom Nashville the steamer Nash ¬
ville should arrive this afternoon anddepart immediately for d return trip
The Olydu arrived at 7 oclock thismorning from Waterloo Ala anddeparted soon after for Metropolisand Joppn 111 to unload Sho liedthree cars of lumber three cars ofHour and five cars of merchandise I
She will return to Paducah tonightand leave tomorrow evening at G
I
oclock for A return trip to the Ten ¬
nesseePilots Billy Smith and Tom Martin
will take the Reaper to New OrleansI
Sho will be In command of Capt IIII
GraingerTheand Ohio were In port
today on lime and doing a good busl ¬
nessToday was one of the busiest of
the season at the wharfbcau Severalboats were tied up at onco and thewhartboat force was having no easy
timeTheRussell Lord got away yester ¬
day for WIllie river and will bringback a tow of ties for the AyerLord Tie company
The Mississippi and Ohio RiverPilots association will meet thisweek at St Louis
The St Louis GlobeDemocrat ofyesterday says It has been announc
Ied by A II Lewis general managerof 4he Southern Packet companywfttctf wilt revive the St Louis andyewiplteans steamboat trade thatrho Initial trip of the boat KeystoneState yp been postponed owing toan ntgiectIon by Untied States governnveut Inspectors The boat Is stillaitjjpjnt Ileasant W Va The boatvIlH avo St Louis for New Orleans
ApHllC Itwilt leave Point Ploajant for Cincinnati tomorrow and will65D dlght to St Louis by R GLewis president of the SouthernPacket company
The Son nil Steep or Rnnil healthThe restorative power of sound sleep
ran not be over estimated and any nilment that prevents It IIs n mcnnrc tolienlth J U Souther Rau tlnlrIf
Win IJIIIIIor n long time IshnvenlghlhllaullosorcneM of my kidneys My appetitewas very poor amt my general con lltlnn was murh run down I have beentaking FoleyM Kidney Pills but ashort tlmn and now sleep ns sound as-a rook I rut antI enjoy my mealsand my general condition Is greatlyImproved Ican honestly recommendtheylavo
WATKIl NOTICE jI
Patrons lit the AVntir Gmipany arereiiilnilod Hint their rents expired
j
March III TfioNO who desire to NII
ncv theta for this quarter should IltlIIproudiIcesii
will be stunt off 10III
Kiricker Now we heave childrentaught how to play
Docker Fine Next we rfiaH haveantmal training to show lambs howto gambol New York Su-
nsJERR1BESKIN
I
HUMOR 2 YfARSII
Business Man Suffered AgonyHead Neck and Shoulders Cover ¬
edBecame An Object of DreadConsulted Most Able Doctors
and Hospital but Got No Relief
SURPRISINGLY QUICK II
CURE BY CUTICURA
CqUcum did wonders for me Pertwentyfivo years I Buffered agony from
a tt-pletoiy
IlUmer xmcovering my
lead neck and shoul ¬
ders so that to m-
rrllndll1nd even to myan object
cf dread At largo ex-pense I consulted thomeat nblo doctors farand near Their treatment was cf no availnor was that cf the-BOllpltnldurlnoCllh
months efforts I suffered on andeluded there was no help for mo this
Then meconII
who had been cured byeCuticurraa
dips and thought that a trial could doharm In a surprisingly short time Icempietelycured 8 1 Keyes H noII
greas St DOI5ton MUll Oct lZ 1009
1
CURED BOILSWith Cutlcura when Everything
Else had Failed-
I am very grateful for Cutlcum asmy daughter had been suffering foreleven months with awful great boll on I
her We triM everything which I
one could mention but nothing was anygood Tho tiolU made her very weakand ill and aho had to leavo herAfter using ono tablet of Cutlcura phlroIl
Ointment twoono box cfCutlcuraof Cutlcura Pills and throe lattice ofCutlcura Itcsolvent she not quite welland has not had tho polls slier Ishoulcbhavo written to you before buthave been waiting to see if aim had anysign or any earning back My dauRhtcrUelghteen ycaraold MrI Ellen IlIealhrrIHllUida Rd Ash Common nr Aldershot Hants England Juno 29 1600-
OillroraaM
ttSe > Oitlfur Ointment Me
Cuttura 1IlnollllOc 1 lot la the form o-
LmrIat Coaled Mae 25ee nrr vial of fol Kill
Solle lrup tlrt mumulAve UmwnYlbDrar paretIrlllmeplJadt ltlUI dlnnk
fate CJ eraIraq
tr1vlnde-
rlpllon IM atla
i
F N GARDNER Jr CO a
Ie
I
Exclusive Agents for the CelebratedI
014K
HERRICK REFRIGERATORSIi
L
11t
Circulation in the Herrick is PertecthJd1uU<44tlljasmAIRl Rlpmomi
IIHERRICK MV STYMJ
i fo i rE
G t I
m
If are1
ti 1we one inlet for If it is not we it
to ea II
Agents forthe
J E 6 CO
R ceive Forsome Mausoleum to be
inol Well
One of the meant business changesIn the city of PadUcah IS tho new
of the Paducah Marble
Works which on tho death of thefounder J E succeededto his son who boars the samennmo This ontorrlso Is the oldest
works In tho city andWestern having been In
Btttutcd In JI8C8 and Its career hasalways been reliable and
No ono can tell whendeath or misfortune may visit himand It behooves tho prudent to ¬
the question of monumentsfor the dead It Is certainly a con-
soling thought to assure ones selfthat tho last resting place of a dearone gono bpforo Ismarked and against UPKC
crntlon or ultimate loss Monu ¬
menU also mark the epochs of his ¬
tory and the advancement of and memorial
hlHtory The aaducab Marble Workshas Installed a splendid
of tools carryIng cranes lettering machines <and tho finest or Barr
Vt granite and Green Mountain
you have one is wetso and us andwewill show you a Herrickup and you for your ¬
self how dry it is at all timesAn the cutswill show you why it is
does the business
and Italian marble are in stock1Klhandlo andvaults tablets vases
stop settees etcmoat allof work ThoMarblo Works a
for tho mauso ¬
leum of Jacob Well which lit coreof n dark shade of farce
granite 10 andte the finest of Its kind everand of which the entire work was
on their Thoyards and office are located at 216218220t North Third street and In
to their work JK Co any de¬
sired of and Howl ¬
ing Green and other bullAIng stone cut In any dimen ¬
lions Mr Isknown In this and his
hero haso him a host of sincere
friends
ii u WIAK AMIhow Mrs J W I1umr the
onilltlon of her little utter ucvero attack of anti nothInK seemed to do her it bit of goodAt this lime Mr KluKirwo to give her Vlnol and-
clip fttcfl was marv loi The ilortorwas amazed at her progress find saidt Inol is n flno romoily keep It up Wotill so and she was soon restored to-4relth and tr II Mclher+ un Iailucnh Ky
womanadmit He All
hf same I never saw one who puttl r coMr e year after her name
Jo lon
OM HTVIK 1l
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