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4v < r I 9 TT Ii cl IN THE b CONTEST Most popular federal county t or oily employe- Hnttio Clark 371U7 Frank Moore 2006- Ilonry r Hailoy 4t17li Will Lydon 21160 Fred Ashton 32 Allan Williams 13l 5 Frank Harlan 460 Ed Clark 340 Ubas Grim 289 John Austin 125 Chan Holliday 1li Ohas Barber- Most 1 popular member of local unioi 0 0 Ilayman 80607 Ed Englort 17335 W W Kates 483 Harry Pixler 124 John 0 Reavis 68 Jno Saunders 25 Will Gregory 10 Joe Randal Ii Dick Vcod 1 Resident of tho county I vote for As the most popular federal cityor county employe I 1 1Not good after Feb 15 1014 I vole for- k As the most popular school teacher Not good after Feb 15 1904 r t rI rotator As the most popular clerk I I Not Mood after Feb 15 I9DtI CorI I I vote 4s tire in wt popular resident of the cociiiy J I Not K0k l after Fib 15 1904 n 1 vote for As the most popular member of a local union Not good after Feb 15 1904 I i Henry Templo 293300 Henry Houser 270377 G K Lamond 96780 Richard Bell 40504 J W Harris 6948- O M Thornhill 240 Ed Willis 226 J P McQueen 126 Theo Uovecamp 24 Jell Ooleman 4 bliut Rundle I 3 r t Retail or wholesale clerk Barry Hinkla 278850 1Miss Rath Cromeens 239583- JUr ftoil Smith 28007- M Ollie Elliott 17122 4 Hanaah Petter 4820 lUlu Maggie Williams 207 Miss Mamio boynham 7f Mid Augusta List li8 Mr James Scott 31 Mind Darns Martin IL 4 II Hogotto 1 School teacher Miss Jessie Byrd 241301 Miss Jesaio Rooks S3C597- VnUi m Lawronc 14925 Kiss Liz > io Singleton 0 139 Miss Mabel Roberts 8GB f1118s Ellen Willis 829 Miss Maggio Acker 220 Ella Larkin 189 Miss Ada Brazeltou 169 t Prof A M Rouse 111 Miss Etta Waro 100 W U Mason I li5 Piof J T nasa 2li Sue Atchison 17 Miss Morgan J Capt J F Browinakl of Joppa Ill was In the city this morning I I- F IPRESCRIPTION I DJBOIS KOLB i CO g lj7i7 f 1 a BIG LAND BATTL Continued from first pawl when nearly a hundred men wnll killed The noxt stops probably will bo n land tight on tho orders of Mauah rift nod Korea and the bombardment of Port Arthur LATE SUMMARY The outposts of the two arraie clashed and a Japanese rononnolterln party of eighty officers and men war capturedA army of 80000 and a Russian force of 90000 are rushing toward each other and a decisive bat tlo Is expected hontly Tho Russian embassy at Paris re- ports the repulse of Japanese landing force at Dalny with heavy losses China proclaims neutrality Russian minister and residents leave Seoul under heavy Japanese guard Secretary Hay asks for eiplauatot of detention of American uiercbam ship at Port Arthur Assertion is wilde that authority ol Russian oOlciftla conflict Mote American warships will lIaUI to join Admiral Evans fleet at Shang bal The assertion is made that Franco will soon declare neutrality Germany issues a proclamation of tract neutrality An official report says tho booming if cannon has been heard opposite thn port of Wijn- Unconflrmod private advices state hat three Russian cruisers have boon orpedoed iu Tangaro straights 3IGHTY JAPANESE CAPTURED Oho Foo Feb 15 Outpost fight DK on the Yaln has begun and the Russians have captured eighty ofllccra and men This is the first indication received rom the north that the land forces rcro coming into actual contact It llal been known for days that two sreat bodies wore hurrying toward ach other as quickly as thoy could be loved I RUSSIAN FLEET NOT TORPE- DOED ToVio Feb lliThe report that the Russian Vladivostok fleet was tor edoed and sunk not far from Hakoti alo has not been continued Instead it is reported that Russian warships hue entered the Pacific for a wide etour southward The Japanese 0- ing squadron haa been detailed to ratch the fleet FEAR JAPANESE ATTACK Vladivostok Feb lliThe Rns alan government departments hero havo been transferred to Nlckolk and the Rnsso Chinese bank has removed its valuables to Khabarovsk The moo l Is algniiioant indicating that tbe Russian authorities consider a Jap ucso attack on Vladivostok ImmI entAPANE3E TRAITOR ARRESTED London Fob 15Tho Router Tel- egram company states that the Japan eso minister at Seoul has advised the mporor of tho arrest of Yi Yonnd Ik tbo Korean minister of finance who il t practically dictator of the country He Is most friendly to Russia RUSSIAN CRUISER SUNK London Feb 15The Uontral Toxvs learns from a Japanese official ource that another Russian cruiser has been sunk at Port Arthur HEAVY JAPANESE LOSS Nagasaki Feb lliSix Norwegian tenmors chartered by a Russian naval ontractor have been captured The ossols are the Lena Activ Sentis elrBtadt Argo and Horinis They narried coal cargoes The lormis haa arrived under convoy of a raiser It is rumored that 1800 apancso soldiers have been killed by tho sinking of n transport Disturb nces are repotted in Seoul PORT AUTHOR SEALED London Feb lliThe Tokio cor- respondent of the Times cabling under IInte February 12 says alt is said that the Japanese squad rOD has sealed Port Arthur GOING TO SAN DOMINGO Colon Fob 15 Hurried orders rom Washington were recoivod to em lark a battalion of marines on tho rairie A special train loft Colon and returned with 450 marines who were encamped at Das Obispo on the I anama railroad The Prairies boats were kept busy II 1 day embarking the ramp fittings lAt kca baggage stores etc Major Lucas will command tlo battalion and the Prairie will Inn under sealed order It has leaked out hero that tho mi tines aro destined for Sill Domingt Only about 100 marines now remain at Bus Opispo MERCHANTMAN SUNK Toklo Fob 15 Japan bitterly b resoutfal l over the sinking of tho mm chant vessel Zousho Mara by four Rn- scan i cruisers which attacked Iht Zonsho Mara and her companion the Naganonra Mara while thoy wore on their way from Hakata to Clara i In tho Island cf Hakkakldo Tho attack of the Russians is declared to be wanton crimp unjustified under IIuy circumstances oven assuming thAt the Zensbo Maru disregarded signals which is denied RUSSIAN FLEET LEAVES London Fob 15Tho Ohco Faa correspondent of tho Renter Telegram company reports tbajfcrt of the Rns slau fleet camo out of Port Arthur har her Sunday night NOTE TO ENGLAND St Petersburg Feb 15In spite or the demand of Lord Landsdown it il still belioved here that tho Jnponest fleet had Its headquarters at WolUat Wol A courteous yet sharp no tint reached tho British ambns i ilicrc asking him if the Japsncupi If some nlsnnderutaudlng had beon allowed to ntor WolHatWel If HO England is requested to reoccupy the place other wise her failure to do so will be ze carded as a hostile action by tho im penal government Further the Brit sb ambassador tins received a note containing tho formal protests of Rns ha against a British expedition to Jekin r NOT TO MOLEST KOREA Toklo Friday Feb UThe Jap nose government denies that M Pay Jolf Russian minister to Korea with- draw from Seoul under Japanese pros IInro but that his withdrawal was on Iroly voluntary It is stated that M avloff through the French minister ntimsted a del Ire to leave Seoul and ntrnat Russian affairs to the care of tho French legation The Japanese government acquiesced in this arrange lent and arranged that when M avloC loft the legation in place of lolice soldiers guarded the route to he station whero a special train to homulpo was furnished An officer soorted M Pavloff to Pascal Tho apanese fleet was given instructions not to interfere with M Pavloff do wrture From PascalM Pavloff will HO to Onoofoo The above disclaimer by Japanese Indicates that despite the act that Korea Is largely dominated by the Japanese military force the overnmcnt has no intention at present of seaming territorial possession I ABOUT LINCOLN FAMOUS RABBI HAYS HIS WAS A OULTURKD GENTLEMAN Chicago Ill Feb 15 Lessons rom Lincolns Life was Dr Jomlt G Jlrschs theme at Temple Israel Had Lincoln been the son of a rich nan ho wnold not have boon the man be developed into said Dr Hlrsob It was the struggle for tho necessi tlca of life which called forth the tronfith of his character The sons of the rich havo temptations more atal to character than any which tome to the children of poverty I tare say Mr Lincoln know very little about what our womens clubs are pealing with under tho name of liter dare Culture is I to know things as hey really are to bring others to see what is true and to read cbaraUr Ur Lincoln was a cultured gentleman mil the foremost exponent of Amen can 11m BIG TRAVEL ILLINOIS CENTRAL HAS MANY MARDI GRAS PASSENGERS Mardi Urns travel over tho Illinois Central this season is heavier than aver before For tho past two or threo lays tho Illinois Central has ran ox tra trains in order to accommodate tbo raffle nnd ovary regular southbound ram carries from ono to two addl lonal Pullman sleepers There were three extra passengers trains besides two special trains carrying me in burn of tho Raymond and Whitcomb oxcur plan party from tho East For tho Mardi Gras travel time flit tots Central provided additionnl equip nont in tho way of coaches sleepers ted engines and the norvico has Loon of tho most satisfactory nature Mr Robert Kroutzer IB quite ill nis horn 510 Jackson 7 UOfC o diet u < 61d4 Mk + 4 OUT OF DOOR J I Wear as well as indoor wear with a pair or Dorothy Dodd Shoes will prove a most satisfactory investment for any lady YOU GET THE- MROCKS AT I zwrc cca 1 W Chinese in Tills Country Cole brute the Day in Many Places Whore There are Formal Celebrations There will lx> Flroworks This is the Chinese New Year Pt torah has a no in bor of Chinese city tens but they will have no elaborate sekbration Today is a day of self t1 leuial and fasting among tho Chinese tad tomorrow the day following New Year there will bo feasting tied the hooting of fireworks There will bo- no celebration in Padncah Paducah has doubtless tho Urges Celestial population in Kentucky In aU Louisville there are only two 3hi w rucn but they seem to Iw the eal stuff u they aro goinng to shoot fl06 worth of fireworks tomorrow The Chinese pyrotechnics are tat llffbrent from those so popular with the Melican man All Axatnee ilitty makeo no popbig bang said local Chinaman an he demonstrate what he felt his broken English failed to convey by wild gyrations with his allow arms Velly good look at I be continued with a wave of his band lidan upward glance as if in imagi Dalton he could tee tho figure of sonic listorio Mongolian spirit Hosting high In the brilliant glare of somo mystic ijrotechnlo wonder the secret of which is known only to the China man The menu of the average Chinese inner is tho fanciest of culinary art row the Chinamans standpoint and II said to average 125 a plate Among tho dishes in tho list are usually nchio shark fins yen war birds nest soup szo kwa np I deviled look chow bong bar fried lobster with vegetables bow ye shell fish and ney various meats and bean sprouts i u S NAVAL RECRUITING STA- TION KSTALBISHED HERE TODAY AU S naval recruiting station was I pened this morning at the Y M O- A building Sixth and Broadway The recruiting party arrived this I morning from Evansville and will roo main ono week It is I composed of Lieutenant J A IcoQeld Dr F G Duncan examiner D A Colo hospital surgeon W G Jachman yeoman WG Engley 1P t SIcKle an apprentice advance gent for the party has been in the ity sovernl days The next station will bo established at Savannah Ga ON ATTACKED ANt FLED LEAVING 13 DEAD 4 Berlin Fob I5Th Farnkfurteir ioutungs Snlonicft cotrcspondoni wires that a Bulgarian band number Ing 100 has boon attacked at Dchnm ala by Turkish frontier guano who wore reinforced by two compoulea ol infantry Tho battle tho correspond ent reports lasted a long ttmo and th o 3nlgarlacs lied at night leaving 12 lead on tho Hold Tnu Turkish lois VM one WAn killed anti two wounded II jt r < = 4iWilt We have them all kinds of leathers for all kinds ofweather AT 300 and 350 1- Ask to Dollar Shoes Od Phone 1486 OED ROCK I THE NEWYEAR IIIthe OFFICE OPENS TURKS RAMPAGIU- LGARLINS School Seventeen Years of Success Mechanics Building and t Loan Association Pays 6 per cent on withdrawals pays 10 per cent on ma Uirititxs Loons 60 per cent of value of your property Helps build up your city Helps save your money ° Helps the mechanics laborers nnd merchants I 1 Thirty = Fifth Series Now on Sale Directors H O Boonr W F axt3n George Rock J I ndhihnre P L Scot Ill Di Greer Attune 1J M I 1Ubcr Secretary h p rc Henry A Petter Has just received car load S Sof tha celebrated I Black Diamond Roofing Paper Two and Three Ply Look for the brand below Americans German National Bank PADUCAHKENTUCKY Capital and Surplus 32600000 C Thompson trot J AtUu Vice Tree 1 1DfO 4 Atklni Csshler A > rt Cash in sec ou- rMisses Accounts of individuals f Hrmsand cor- porations t 1 are respectfully invited 110 I This bank is centrally located completely equipped cull will re ¬ i ceive new business on most favorable terms Have some choice offices to rent Lighted heated nnd nil sani ¬ tary improvements n 7 O I L = t rYn p Ethe Buffet 107 South Fourth W C GRAY Proprietor Finest Wines Liquors and Cigars in the City tJCJi rOO7jO = It orr l w- t n liJl- II = U HOTEL LAGOMARSINOLa- dies if you become fatigued while shopping stop in at our Cafe A nice place to find rest nnd light lunches Everything in Season 1 ho iLJrI l- P iupa
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TTIi cl IN THE
b CONTEST
Most popular federal county toroily employe-
Hnttio Clark 371U7Frank Moore 2006-
Ilonryr Hailoy 4t17liWill Lydon 21160Fred Ashton 32Allan Williams 13l 5
Frank Harlan 460
Ed Clark 340
Ubas Grim 289
John Austin 125
Chan Holliday 1li
Ohas Barber-
Most
1
popular member of local unioi
0 0 Ilayman 80607Ed Englort 17335W W Kates 483Harry Pixler 124John 0 Reavis 68
Jno Saunders 2 5
Will Gregory 10
Joe Randal Ii
Dick Vcod 1
Resident of tho county
I vote for
As the most popular federal cityorcounty employe
I
11Not good after Feb 15 1014
I vole for-
k
As the most popular school teacher
Not good after Feb 15 1904rtrI rotator
As the most popular clerk
I
I Not Mood after Feb 15 I9DtICorII
I vote
4s tire in wt popular resident of thecociiiy
JI Not K0k l after Fib 15 1904n
1 vote for
As the most popular member of alocal union
Not good after Feb 15 1904 I
iHenry Templo 293300Henry Houser 270377G K Lamond 96780Richard Bell 40504J W Harris 6948-O M Thornhill 240
Ed Willis 226
J P McQueen 126
Theo Uovecamp 24
Jell Ooleman 4
bliut Rundle I3r t Retail or wholesale clerk
Barry Hinkla 278850
1Miss Rath Cromeens 239583-JUr ftoil Smith 28007-
M Ollie Elliott 171224 Hanaah Petter 4820
lUlu Maggie Williams 207
Miss Mamio boynham 7fMid Augusta List li8
Mr James Scott 31
Mind Darns Martin IL4 II Hogotto 1
School teacher
Miss Jessie Byrd 241301Miss Jesaio Rooks S3C597-
VnUi m Lawronc 14925Kiss Liz > io Singleton 0 139
Miss Mabel Roberts 8GB
f1118s Ellen Willis 829
Miss Maggio Acker 220
Ella Larkin 189
Miss Ada Brazeltou 169tProf A M Rouse 111
Miss Etta Waro 100
W U Mason Ili5
Piof J T nasa 2li
Sue Atchison 17
Miss Morgan J
Capt J F Browinakl of Joppa
Ill was In the city this morning
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IPRESCRIPTIONI
DJBOIS KOLB i CO glj7i7
f 1
a
BIG LAND
BATTLContinued from first pawl
when nearly a hundred men wnllkilled
The noxt stops probably will bo nland tight on tho orders of Mauahrift nod Korea and the bombardmentof Port Arthur
LATE SUMMARY
The outposts of the two arraieclashed and a Japanese rononnolterlnparty of eighty officers and men war
capturedAarmy of 80000 and a
Russian force of 90000 are rushingtoward each other and a decisive battlo Is expected hontly
Tho Russian embassy at Paris re-
ports the repulse of Japanese landingforce at Dalny with heavy losses
China proclaims neutralityRussian minister and residents leave
Seoul under heavy Japanese guardSecretary Hay asks for eiplauatot
of detention of American uiercbamship at Port Arthur
Assertion is wilde that authority ol
Russian oOlciftla conflictMote American warships will lIaUI
to join Admiral Evans fleet at Shangbal
The assertion is made that Francowill soon declare neutrality
Germany issues a proclamation oftract neutrality
An official report says tho booming
if cannon has been heard opposite thnport of Wijn-
Unconflrmod private advices statehat three Russian cruisers have boon
orpedoed iu Tangaro straights
3IGHTY JAPANESE CAPTURED
Oho Foo Feb 15 Outpost fightDK on the Yaln has begun and theRussians have captured eighty ofllccra
and menThis is the first indication received
rom the north that the land forcesrcro coming into actual contact It
llal been known for days that two
sreat bodies wore hurrying towardach other as quickly as thoy could be
lovedIRUSSIAN FLEET NOT TORPE-
DOED
ToVio Feb lliThe report thatthe Russian Vladivostok fleet was tor
edoed and sunk not far from Hakotialo has not been continued Insteadit is reported that Russian warships
hue entered the Pacific for a wideetour southward The Japanese 0-
ing squadron haa been detailed to
ratch the fleet
FEAR JAPANESE ATTACK
Vladivostok Feb lliThe Rnsalan government departments hero
havo been transferred to Nlckolk and
the Rnsso Chinese bank has removed
its valuables to Khabarovsk The
moo lIs algniiioant indicating thattbe Russian authorities consider a Jap
ucso attack on Vladivostok ImmI
entAPANE3ETRAITOR ARRESTED
London Fob 15Tho Router Tel-
egram company states that the Japaneso minister at Seoul has advised the
mporor of tho arrest of Yi Yonnd Ik
tbo Korean minister of finance who
ilt practically dictator of the countryHe Is most friendly to Russia
RUSSIAN CRUISER SUNK
London Feb 15The Uontral
Toxvs learns from a Japanese official
ource that another Russian cruiserhas been sunk at Port Arthur
HEAVY JAPANESE LOSS
Nagasaki Feb lliSix Norwegian
tenmors chartered by a Russian naval
ontractor have been captured The
ossols are the Lena Activ SentiselrBtadt Argo and Horinis
They narried coal cargoes The
lormis haa arrived under convoy of a
raiser It is rumored that 1800apancso soldiers have been killed by
tho sinking of n transport Disturbnces are repotted in Seoul
PORT AUTHOR SEALED
London Feb lliThe Tokio cor-
respondent of the Times cabling under
IInte February 12 says
alt is said that the Japanese squad
rOD has sealed Port Arthur
GOING TO SAN DOMINGO
Colon Fob 15 Hurried orders
rom Washington were recoivod to em
lark a battalion of marines on tho
rairie A special train loft Colon
and returned with 450 marines whowere encamped at Das Obispo on theI
anama railroadThe Prairies boats were kept busy
II 1 day embarking the ramp fittings
lAt kca
baggage stores etcMajor Lucas will command tlo
battalion and the Prairie will Innunder sealed order
It has leaked out hero that tho mitines aro destined for Sill DomingtOnly about 100 marines now remainat Bus Opispo
MERCHANTMAN SUNKToklo Fob 15 Japan bitterly b
resoutfall over the sinking of tho mmchant vessel Zousho Mara by four Rn-scani cruisers which attacked IhtZonsho Mara and her companion theNaganonra Mara while thoy wore ontheir way from Hakata to Clara iIntho Island cf Hakkakldo Tho attackof the Russians is declared to bewanton crimp unjustified under IIuycircumstances oven assuming thAtthe Zensbo Maru disregarded signalswhich is denied
RUSSIAN FLEET LEAVESLondon Fob 15Tho Ohco Faa
correspondent of tho Renter Telegramcompany reports tbajfcrt of the Rnsslau fleet camo out of Port Arthur harher Sunday night
NOTE TO ENGLAND
St Petersburg Feb 15In spite orthe demand of Lord Landsdown it ilstill belioved here that tho Jnponestfleet had Its headquarters at WolUatWol A courteous yet sharp no tintreached tho British ambns i ilicrcasking him if the Japsncupi If somenlsnnderutaudlng had beon allowed tontor WolHatWel If HO England isrequested to reoccupy the place otherwise her failure to do so will be ze
carded as a hostile action by tho impenal government Further the Britsb ambassador tins received a notecontaining tho formal protests of Rnsha against a British expedition toJekin rNOT TO MOLEST KOREA
Toklo Friday Feb UThe Japnose government denies that M Pay
Jolf Russian minister to Korea with-
draw from Seoul under Japanese pros
IInro but that his withdrawal was on
Iroly voluntary It is stated that M
avloff through the French ministerntimsted a del Ire to leave Seoul and
ntrnat Russian affairs to the care oftho French legation The Japanesegovernment acquiesced in this arrangelent and arranged that when M
avloC loft the legation in place oflolice soldiers guarded the route tohe station whero a special train tohomulpo was furnished An officer
soorted M Pavloff to Pascal Thoapanese fleet was given instructions
not to interfere with M Pavloff dowrture From PascalM Pavloff will
HO to Onoofoo The above disclaimerby Japanese Indicates that despite theact that Korea Is largely dominated
by the Japanese military force theovernmcnt has no intention at present
of seaming territorial possessionI
ABOUT LINCOLN
FAMOUS RABBI HAYS HIS WAS A
OULTURKD GENTLEMAN
Chicago Ill Feb 15 Lessonsrom Lincolns Life was Dr Jomlt G
Jlrschs theme at Temple IsraelHad Lincoln been the son of a rich
nan ho wnold not have boon the manbe developed into said Dr Hlrsob
It was the struggle for tho necessitlca of life which called forth thetronfith of his character The sons
of the rich havo temptations more
atal to character than any which
tome to the children of poverty Itare say Mr Lincoln know very littleabout what our womens clubs arepealing with under tho name of literdare Culture isI to know things ashey really are to bring others to see
what is true and to read cbaraUrUr Lincoln was a cultured gentleman
mil the foremost exponent of Amencan 11m
BIG TRAVEL
ILLINOIS CENTRAL HAS MANYMARDI GRAS PASSENGERS
Mardi Urns travel over tho IllinoisCentral this season is heavier thanaver before For tho past two or threolays tho Illinois Central has ran ox
tra trains in order to accommodate tbo
raffle nnd ovary regular southboundram carries from ono to two addl
lonal Pullman sleepers There were
three extra passengers trains besides
two special trains carrying me in burn
of tho Raymond and Whitcomb oxcurplan party from tho East
For tho Mardi Gras travel time flittots Central provided additionnl equipnont in tho way of coaches sleepers
ted engines and the norvico has Loon
of tho most satisfactory nature
Mr Robert Kroutzer IB quite illnis horn 510 Jackson
7 UOfC
o diet u <
61d4 Mk +4
OUT OF DOOR J IWear as well as indoor wearwith a pair or DorothyDodd Shoes will prove amost satisfactory investmentfor any lady
YOU GET THE-
MROCKSAT
Izwrc cca
1W
Chinese in Tills Country Cole
brute the Day in Many Places
Whore There are Formal Celebrations
There will lx> Flroworks
This is the Chinese New Year Pttorah has a noin bor of Chinese city
tens but they will have no elaboratesekbration Today is a day of self
t1leuial and fasting among tho Chinesetad tomorrow the day following New
Year there will bo feasting tied the
hooting of fireworks There will bo-
no celebration in PadncahPaducah has doubtless tho Urges
Celestial population in Kentucky InaU Louisville there are only two3hi w rucn but they seem to Iw theeal stuff u they aro goinng to shoot
fl06 worth of fireworks tomorrowThe Chinese pyrotechnics are tat
llffbrent from those so popular withthe Melican man All Axatnee
ilitty makeo no popbig bang saidlocal Chinaman an he demonstrate
what he felt his broken English failedto convey by wild gyrations with his
allow arms Velly good look at I
be continued with a wave of his bandlidan upward glance as if in imagi
Dalton he could tee tho figure of soniclistorio Mongolian spirit Hosting highIn the brilliant glare of somo mysticijrotechnlo wonder the secret of
which is known only to the Chinaman
The menu of the average Chinese
inner is tho fanciest of culinary artrow the Chinamans standpoint and
II said to average 125 a plate Among
tho dishes in tho list are usually
nchio shark fins yen war birdsnest soup szo kwa npI deviled lookchow bong bar fried lobster with
vegetables bow ye shell fish and
ney various meats and bean sprouts i
u S NAVAL RECRUITING STA-
TION KSTALBISHED HERETODAY
A U S naval recruiting station wasI
pened this morning at the Y M O-
A building Sixth and BroadwayThe recruiting party arrived thisI
morning from Evansville and will roo
main ono weekIt isI composed of Lieutenant J A
IcoQeld Dr F G Duncan examinerD A Colo hospital surgeon W GJachman yeoman WG Engley 1P
t SIcKle an apprentice advancegent for the party has been in theity sovernl days
The next station will bo establishedat Savannah Ga
ON
ATTACKED ANtFLED LEAVING 13 DEAD
4
Berlin Fob I5Th Farnkfurteirioutungs Snlonicft cotrcspondoniwires that a Bulgarian band numberIng 100 has boon attacked at Dchnmala by Turkish frontier guano who
wore reinforced by two compoulea olinfantry Tho battle tho correspond
ent reports lasted a long ttmo and th o
3nlgarlacs lied at night leaving 12
lead on tho Hold Tnu Turkish lois
VM one WAn killed anti two wounded
II jt
r < = 4iWilt
We have them all kinds of
leathers for all kinds ofweather
AT
300 and 3501-
Ask to
DollarShoes
Od Phone 1486 OED ROCK ITHE
NEWYEAR
IIItheOFFICE OPENS
TURKS RAMPAGIU-
LGARLINS
School
Seventeen Years of Success
Mechanics Building andt
Loan Association
Pays 6 per cent on withdrawals pays 10 per cent on maUirititxs Loons 60 per cent of value of your property
Helps build up your city Helps save your money °Helps the mechanics laborers nnd merchants
I 1
Thirty =Fifth Series Now on Sale
DirectorsH O Boonr W F axt3n George Rock J I ndhihnre P L
Scot Ill Di Greer Attune 1J M I1Ubcr Secretary
h prc
Henry A PetterHas just received car load
SSof tha celebrated
IBlack Diamond Roofing Paper
Two and Three PlyLook for the brand below
Americans German National BankPADUCAHKENTUCKY
Capital and Surplus 32600000
C Thompson trotJ AtUu Vice Tree
11DfO 4 Atklni CsshlerA > rt Cash
in
sec ou-
rMisses
Accounts of individuals fHrmsand cor-
porationst1are respectfully invited 110
I
This bank is centrally located completely equipped cull will re ¬ ii
ceive new business on most favorable termsHave some choice offices to rent Lighted heated nnd nil sani ¬
tary improvementsn
7 O I L = t rYn p
Ethe Buffet107 South Fourth
W C GRAY ProprietorFinest Wines Liquors and Cigars in the City
tJCJirOO7jO= It orrl w-tn liJl-
II =UHOTEL LAGOMARSINOLa-
dies if you become fatigued while shopping stop in
at our Cafe A nice place to find rest nnd light lunches
Everything in Season1 hoiLJrI l-
P
iupa
