The Weekly News-Democrat from Paducah, Kentucky • 7

TOE NEtVslnraiOCRAT PADUCATI, KKNTtCKT TOURRDAY SronXTWO, 14 1010, I FARMS ILLINOIS CENTRAL 1 1 RIVER NEWS THE DAILY MARKETS By Associated Pres. a Into Euery Home For you! The way that housewives are getting rid of old things about the home should be a splendid example for you. It doesn't matter what the article Is, It can be sold by a Want Ad in the News-Democrat. Or if -you have a room to rent or want to rent one, a lit- tie Wannt Ad will scurry all over Paducah and vicinity looking for people you want then take your choice yourself. 1 A News-Democrat Want Ad brings buyer and seller together QUICK! t6T tuord ofih day tj.

"Vxx1 a Want td tn the JieUfj-'btmocrat if you tuant THE PEOPLE'S MARKET PLACE Advertisements under this head one ctnt a word for first insertion and one-half a cent a word for each additional insertion. Adevrtisement8 run for a month or longer, 60 cents per line per month. No advertisement i taken for less than 15 cents. LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN FOR SALE 1,590 acre fin cotton plantation In Mississippi, 115,000, 65 acres on Cumoerland river, t.000. -510 acres Caldwell county, limestone land, stock, crop and toole, 120,000.

2f acre closa to Benton road, 12,250. -( 30 acre on Crshamvllle road, five-room dwelling, $1,700. 25 acres on Hinklcvllle road, four m'les from Paducah, $3,000. acre on lilnkleville road, five-room house, $7,000. 24 acres between Olivet church end Concord school, $1,900, 2 acres one-half mile from St.

joha church on ConteRt road, well Improv ed, nice new dwelling, $1,275. 6 acre on Illandvllla road, four- room dwelling, $700. 110 acres near Lone Oak, $40 per acre. Zihi acres on Blandvllle road, $100 acre. 40 acres Shlnn Bridge road, $30.

60 acres Bhinn Bridge road $35. These two farina aie adjoining and will make a fine farm of 100 acrea if bought together. VI til acre on Kuahaud road, $40. 320 acres fine Missouri land, 25 mile from Calr, fine alfalfa land, $70 Pier acr. 50 acre fine land Obion county, $65.

1,000 acrea now being dra'ned. When drained wi'l make richest farny Ing land in the state. Will sell at a bargain. 22 acrea on the Cairo road, Bloe horns, well Improved. Will divide to ault purchaser.

257 acre near Florence Statloa, aeoond bottom land $20. FOR SALE OR TRADE. lj-ton ice plant, well located, only four old, making $3,000 per season. In first-class condition. Cost $10,500.

will aelt for $9,500. Will trade for farm or good business property. 75 barrel flour and corn mill, wall located, $8,500. Will trade for farm or business property. My new descriptive list of farma for ai will go to press at an early dite.

Thla list will be distributed throughout the north and east and there 1 somebody up there who wants your farm. If It la ahown on thl Mat It may strike th right party. Plea cal1 and give me description of your farm with contract to sell and I will bring yon results. My term are five per cent commission. 8.

T. RANOLE, Real Estate Loana and Insurance, 411 Broadway, Paducah, Ky. EXCURSION BULLETIN Atlantie City, N. J. Via Buffalo, N.

July 20, 1:33 and all traina July 21; good returning until Au-guat round trip $2:1.70. Clcaoo, III. Account Knlghta Templar conclave, August 5, 7 and limit August It, with extension prlvi-ledge; round trip $11.00. Evanavllle, Ind. Special excursion train; leaves Paducah 12:50 p.

Tueaday, July 19; round trip, H.SO. Ticket good only on cpeclal excur-alon train leaving Evanavllle Thursday, July 11, 4 p. m. No baggage will be checkked on theae tickets. J.

T. DONOVAN, Agent, City Office. Fifth acid Broadway. H. M.

PRATHER, Ticket Agent. Union station. 'THE COMPLETE HOTEL" i BUFFALO. 450 ROOMS WITH BATH 'fMcuuTmiawtrzKtiisup. MIDDLETON 0RR Attorneys Office Court House Old Phone 981 -R LEE Chiropodist Kxtracta corn, bunions, ingrowing nail.

For bouae servants ring a. Employment bureau 109 4 .8. Fourtn Don't Accept Claims Here's: a Guarantee Don't take chr-nce on Pocfing, for you can nw have roof inj; insurance. J-M Ref al Roofing abeolutely fTiar-anteed against leak a due to iMecu in the roofing. And that guarantee i rod as irovernment oond, for it' igned by the mzltcra.

a i3.000.000.00 can uany. Al 1.. I own mills. They know tbt quality of evry squat inch of it TUt'i why Chr ean fuannte it. rK i iL.

1 attA laej ni lift a uie wwi iwi-mww very inch of it is pure, tong-filjrw! wuoL TL ei Mwtnnaa tKni 1V1 wpbalt get it imtt from Lake Trini-lad. No man haa yet fcjrd anything ibe half aa good for waUrrrc-ofins. So her i a rosifirp; thtt is proct tgaraat ue broilirf aun, cpaiii. na rain, froaitrjt awl the jxvgwn ia tha air and the other tnirgs htch so eoon ruin other wrol felt roof-nga. J-M KCGAL Hotws ire-resiitinjr.

Samples ar jrtr, aiao an lanmutj xut on HART-L0CKW00D (Incorporated.) Both Phones 2 J. Li OMt Dnrt. TIME TABLE Cerrcteu November id, ttof. Louisville, Cincinnati, pa phU, n. Orleans.

an IF am May field and Fulton 1:40 am cairo.Fulton and May Pr nceton and Evllle :10 pot Princeton and E'vlUe 4:15 pis Princeton and Central City. 9:00 am St. LouU, am Cairo, St. Louis, 8:00 pm Met'lis, Carb'dale, St 11:00 am Metll. Carb'dale.

St :35 pm Leavee Paducah. Loulevllle, Clnc'natl, am Loulsvlll 7:60 am Ixiulsvllle, Cincinnati, 11 am Memphis, N. Orleana, aouth. 8:67 am Memphis, N. Orleana, touth.

:16 pm Mayfleld and Fulton 4:20 pm Mayfleld. Fulton, Cairo am Princeton and aTvIll 1:11 am Princeton and ETvllI am Princeton and Contra! City. pm Cairo, St. Loul, .9:10 ant Cairo, St. Louis, 8:20 pt Met'll, Carb'dale, St 9:40 am Met'lis, Carb'dale, St.

4:10 pat J. T. DONOVAN. Agt City OffkBA It. M.

PKATKIR, Agt, Baloa Depot, TICKET OFFICES City Office, 480 Breadway, Oeseta, Fifth and Norton and UwMS Station. Depart Lt. Paitneah Ar. Jackson Ar. Nashville Ar.

Memphis 1:80 Ar. Hickman lttl pa Ar. Chattanooga 9:17 pm 1 -k -J il Tn. Ar. Nashville pm ar.

Mempnia iv.vv Ar. Hickman 8:15 pm Ar. Chattanooga Ar. jackson w-Ar. AMeata 7:19 aa Lv.

Paducah Ar. Parla Ar. Hollow Rock Jet ....10:05 p. m. Ar.

Nashville Ar. Chattanooga 1:40 9. Ar, AUanu p. Ac. Martin .11:09 p.

m. Arrival i-vn m. from Nashville, Memphis and al southern point. Arrive 8:16 p. m.

irom MemphI nd all outhern point. ml ennnecta at HOllOW Rock Jet with chair car and Butet Broiler for Mempnis. train ennnecta at HOUOW nne'k Jet itu chatr car and Basel Broiler for Nashville. F. L.

weiiiaaa, wty 430 Broadway. 8. Burn ham, Ageni, iuui Norton treet. ft. M.

Prather. Agent, unio ST. LOUIS AND TENNESSEE UiMMAdl UiMe.1Ur,4 Tft TENN. fttVER Clyde every Wednesday a p. m.

Steamer Kentucky, every Baturday at p. ra. Only 88.00 for the ronnd trip of iv days. Visit tne winnarr For any other Information apply the PMJUCAH wnaarwai Age JJAMg KOQER. 3uoi- i STEAMBOAT TIME ABLE.

Lee Line Steamer EXCURSION SEASON NOW ON rimes One Way TO Round Trip S8.0O 5.00 S5.50 Cincinnati MemphI Loulsvlll Evanrville S14.00 j.on S5.O0 ISr.wTand Berth Included rote. nnnn MUSIC GOOD. TIM a iron CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND LAND PW GEORGIA LEE teavee Saturday, July It, a m. FOR EVANSVILLE. LOUfSVILLE.

CINCINNATI ANO LANOINOS GEORGIA LEE Leave, Thurday, July zi a. Freight end passenger handled and through rate named to ail Ohl river pointa between Pittsh rg aad Cairo MlwlMlPP rlTer ciiT Helena, Friars Polat, Greenville, Vlcksburg end Arksnaas river points to Plre Bluff. O. F. Phillip, ageat, Richmond House.

Telephoaejtte. The News-Democrat 8 the ealy newspaper In Paducah or Weet Ka tucky which pnbllihes the nesr gathered by th Associated Press, a greatest new agency on 1 CUMBERLAND RIVER PACKET CO. New Steamer Nashvillo J. 8. Master.

Joe P. Faults. Clerk. leaves riiucii every TUa a A.w a Far to Naahvni, tS-SO. Far to Nashville, rovaaV trip.

$5.00. All the comforts of home. For rate, passenger freight, call both phones 171 W. w. Prmmter, general ager.

Naaaviua, Teas. I PF PA- ai jii. i i River Stagea. ritlalMirg Cincinnati Minairig. lulville Kvanavllle Mt.

Vernon Ml. Carmi'l Naahvilln Chuttanooga Florence Johneonvlllo Cnlro fit. I.otila Paducah Ilurnalde Carthage 5.9 0.0 stand 0.0 aland 0.7 flee ff.4 rise :i9.s i. ..16.2 K.9 8.5 15.5 ..25 9.4 ..20.7 fl.l ..11.1 0.0 stand 1.1 fall 0.5 1.0 0.2 0 1.0 fall tall fall rise rise Man fail rise Yeaterday'a Arrival. Pick Fowler from Cairo.

(Vilo from rtolconda. Cowling from Iiruokport and tropolla. Kpan from Caseyvllle. John U. I.owry from fOvansvIlle.

CIiIhi-o from Hnaii-lare. Nashvlllo from Mlsxlsaippl. Yestarday'a Oaparturea. I)lck Fowler for Cairo. i Ohio for (iolcondtt.

Cowling tor and Metropolis. Jt'hn L. wry for Evansvlll. f'hlsca for t'alro. Nashville for Nashville, Tenn.

Iluss-ll Ixird for Tennessee. Nellie Wlllett for Iulavllle. Clyde for Waterloo, Ala. stiver News. The guage read 20.S feet laat night at midnight, showlnc fall of .7 of a foot In the past 24 hour.

With 2702 bags or wheat for Nashville, th NashvIMn arrived from tha MlHslaalppl Wednesday afternoon. The Itobert Ithea, with 4,000 bag of wheat aJioard, passed up Wednesday morning en route to Naahvllla from th Mississippi. Frank Mollnskl, second clem on the Nashville, who stopped off when tha boat went to the Mississippi Tuesday, caught tha boat aa the came up Wednesday afternoon. The John Ixwry arrived from Evaneville Wednesday morning. Af ter1 dlacharging and receiving freight aho left on her return trip.

The John L. Hopkins will be th Kvanavllle packet today. After receiving freight at th wharf the Clyde left Wednesday sight for lUverton. Ala. Tha Kentucky is due out of th Tenueaaee tonight.

The ftusaell i-ord went up th Tennessee Wedneaday after a tow of Ilea for the Ayer-lxrd Tie company. The Harth went to Hrookport Wed nesday with a tow of coal. The Reaper lb rn route up th ill alsrlppl with a tow of eight empties. The Pick Fowler did a good bual neaa in the Padurah-Calro trade on Wedneaday. The, Ohio waa th Oolronda boat Wednesday.

The tloorge Cowling did a rushing business In the radurah Metropolle trade Wedneaday. The towBoat Nelll Wlllett. which has been receiving repairs for aoma time, left" Wedneaday night for Ioi le vin. The J. R.

Rlchardaon will be tha Nashvlli packet today, The City of Savannah lefl Pt. Loul Wednesday night and will arriv at Paducah tonight h-meraon a floating palac will ar rive today from Hrookport and will ahow at the foot of Broadway tonight DIDN'T FOLLOW UIT. The choir, started the hrmn. Whtn they ram to that Una, "Neither re they afraid, the composer of ahe rauslo had to written It that it had to be repeated first by the aoprano, then by the alto and finally by tba basa, aay the Philadelphia Tele graph. The aoprano aeomed to be of con-aervallve taste, and aang the tine, "Nee-thcr are they afraid." Jtppar-ently the alto bad departed from the uaage of her forefathera, for when she brought out the words they became, "Nl-tber are they afrakl," and it became aerloua queatlon which Ida th baea would take.

To baa waa an Irishman. Out rolled hia rich vote. "Nay-they ar they afraid." Work 24 Hour a Day. Th busiest little things ever made ar Dr. King' New Llf Pill.

Every pill 1 a anger coated g'obul of health, that changea weakaess Into atrength, languor Into energy, brainfag into mental power; curing Con-at'pation, Headache, Chills. Dyspepsia. Malaria. 25c at all druggist. In aplt of the strong demand, ei-perta of rosewood to th CtfUed State and Europe have fallen off owing to the difficulty of getting th loga out of the Brazilian toreat.

The world' most successful medicine for bowel complaint la Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It haj reletved more pain and (uffeiing, and aaved mora lives than any other medicine in use. Invaluable for children and adults. 6old by all dealera. Never tell woman who think he la pretty that a thing Is as plain aa the nose on her face.

For a mild, easy action of the bow-e'a, a single doae of Doan'a Regulet 1 enough. Treatment cures habitual constipation. 25 cent a box. Aak your druggist for them. ELECTION NOTICE.

A call la hereby made for mas convention of all qualified Democratic voter to be neid at p. m. clock Tuesday, July 19, 1910, at th uaual voting: place In th following named precinct In the city of Paducah for th purpose of electing a precinct committeeman In Acs precinct to aerv aa a member of the Democratic county commute for th unexpired term. Precinct No. 1 Butlera.

Precinct No. 1 South Side Court House. Precinct No. ll-Toung. Precinct No.

17 Dernharda. Precinct No. 12 Ootta. Precinct No. 11 ChiNfcs.

W. F. BRADSHAW. JR. Chairman McCrarken County Demo Nw York Stock Market.

Nw Vork, July A vigorous ad vance lu opening prleee of stwhe to day wan the oimeiien of the (1l proof of tha sensational utterance attribute! yesterday to the Herman for i'Ikii oBjloe. nam in nil thu principal active atoeks ran from a fraction to a point and In I'nlou 1'arHlc irub 2, Northwestern Pacific 1, Rtwk Inl and ufd, IH. Hulling 1H and SL Paul and Rmk leland.lV,. Hmall declines in Amalgamated Copper and Amerlimi Nmelttna mads the only riceptiona In th prevailing tendency, II a. rn I'rtce roue vigorously un til a reneaal of the weaknee of Amalgamated CopinT started renltiint In all iuanma.

t'anadian Pni-tfln had len inarV. op IS. liexk aland preferred S4 and WaTmeh preferred IH. Sum turn I'xino and Lmilevllle Nahrtll 14 and a great many o.hcre a point. When the reaction art In Copper srltled down to RSH, a ne low rord price for tha year, and the slvances In other Im portant stock were wiped out or latKe ljr reduced Illinois t'entral and Pressed Hi Car aold a point undea yeeirrda? a final price.

A rally of a poin. la "Ame. mated Copper stead-led Noon The, tork market showed a good undertone In ho resistance to Hie profit taking' aalra after the open Ing bule. The urgent ahort covering at that rim aeemed worked back te tha demand, but price worked hack: to the highest aaln before noon. I'nlon facile roa t.

American Linseed aold al an advance of T'nlt- ed liry f'HKda at a decline of and St Loul A Sao Ftanrlaco second, pfd, loat IV Bopda were Irregular. I m. There waa no feature to the market between tS nd o'clock fluctuations being unlmpofant and trading normal. Anaconda adranrcd 1', and Loulivllle Naxbvlll 3 point. Chicago Grain and Chicago, July l.Wt weather In th winter wheat twit occasioned a apaimotiia edranc In price bare today.

Tba July option, In which offer- luis wera especially scant, leaped op 101c. C'ouniry acceptencea at blda for naw wheat vara reported llbt Tha.raaaa of today 'a Chicago pro-vliloa tnarkat la abowg la tba follow-Ini labia: Opn-What ln. July ....10 ....13, Hlcb- Low- II 19 aat. ant. m.

ntt IMS VH 1014 lire. ll4 I'orn July fcrpt Oata July pt IVC 01fc 674 671, 41H 4l'4 II nun 9S KaMmatad RrcAlptt Wbaat, I car, corn. Ill; Tomorrow oata. 10. Chleaga Produca Markat.

Chicago, July 13. Flutter ataady; eraamarlaa. dalrlca. 0 2c. Eiaa atrady; rwripia.

lA.ltl vaaaa; at mark. caa tnrludad. lOffltc; ftrata, ISc; prima flrata, 7c nrm. iviaiaa. iaoinc: 16 ljis'- Young Amarlcaa, li'lHc; lng Horia, 16 ft c.

f'otatoaa aaay: cIiok to fancy, TO tI72e; fair to good, COftftta. I'miltry firm; chick--na, Hr; aprlngera, istcoc. Vral atrady; to 60 pounda. RHcj 0 to 83 poaada, JSc; ii to llfrpounda, infiOHc. 4.

Loula Llva Itock. St. liOula. July 13 Cattla r-alpta, 4.000 head. Including l.AOA Tcuna; market ataady.

Natl beef atattra, li.iuii 40. roai and halfara. 750 7 IV atockera and faadara, 'tUitO; Taiaa and Indian atecra, row, and halfara, $.1,2. 5.7'; ralvaa In car load tola, llofa oca I pt ll.OOO baad: mar kpt atcady. f'lga and llgbta.

tM) 9 00; and boat baary, vS0f) H.95. Sheep and Lamba Hacalpla, S.000 head; market ataady. Natlra innt- tona. t-lMit 4.223; lamba, Leulavllla Llva Stack. Quotattona furnlahed by the Hour boa Stork Tarda Journal.) Ixmlavilla.

Ky, July 13. Cattle Recelpta, 100 head; market alow to ahade lower. Tba quotatlona are aa folloaa: Prime ahipplng ateera, 4.7" 07.2S; light ahipplng ateera, beef ateera, I3.d0 50; fa', heir era. (3.00 6.75; fat cow a. Sl.OOfli.M): cutlera, I2.OO03OO; cannara, 1.609 I 25; bulla.

12.00 4 2S; feedTa, 14.00 S.35; alockera, ll SOfe 5.00. Hog, Receipte, 780 head; market ataady. lleavlea, 18. 75ft 8. SJ; me- rililma, t.95O9.0N; llghta, 9.20O 30; light rougha, $lti) Sheep and Iamba Recelpp, I.J19 head; market; lower.

Top la be. 7c aeconda. 5tjr5Ve; culla, IHc; fat neep, mo tiown. Keep poated on what la happening back borne by having tba News-Democrat sent you while away. We have a apeclaj maflng rat for tha sum mer.

Phone gilt. re- VYomsQ I TIM mw Ttf rM flMyfaajlaaA. In miij' MfWftrMtlta 1 It ni44 mpij On BiAgftVlaU aVkrlfl bo taWf.MIMMMMlir aUlasjdamta aa sal fa) fall pmmmltn mm4 4tftm g. uMatltytit. UV4KVBI, rX KILLrriiOOUCH anb CURB tmi LUNGS Dr.

King's Urn Discovery OUARANTKJKO ATISFAOIOJil OB MOifST KJf DaTDiO. A. 0. Bnaldlng of Loi Ang'-lea, the famoua aportlng mah who may go to the Cnlled Stalca. Tlunlncaa nurn 1,0 Ang-lea are ttrglnu Mr Spalding to mak Ihe race for Senator Kllut a eat.

At Tha Mar. A complete change of program goes on at tha Star Theatre th la afternoon, new motion plrttirea, new lllumratad aonga and new vtudevtlla acta. Richmond eKnt and Maria Wllaoa. lata with "Tba Time, Plaoa and Olrl and "A Blub born Cinderella," hae joined hand and formed the team of Kent A Wllaon and have a vehicle In the playlet called "The Wlae Boy and Mlaa Innocence," which la a aertea of laugh producing, fun. laamua and Lamar do a refined alnglng, yodllag and character change novelty act Tbia act will appeal trongly to tha majority of tha Ctar pat rone.

Popular Frank Long hue another good aoag, he claim and two rwela of motion picture, in eluding a bio- graph, complete, tha bill. Admlaalon 10 centa; children cruta. Mualaal Comedy C. at "Tha Kan- lucky. Hy apwlal arrangement with tha bark management the Imperial Musi cal Comedy company will move Into lata big house for a nine day en gageroent opening tonight, lasting for the balance of thla week and all of week.

There la little left for ua to aay regarding tha merit of thla attraction aa the preaa hae Indorsed it aa one of the brat attractlona of ita kind traveling. It la rompoaed of eome of tha beat people who travel with tha big musical ahowa during the regular season. Tha opening bill tonight will be. "Hald I'aaba." Kvery one knowa the hit' Wayne MuelcaJ camedy made In thla houan laat sea son; among thla company 1 some people, and they also have tha same Una of light mualcal comedy that they offered and acored such a bit We ar offering this attraction at popular prices, in and 20 centa. aa you can see in our ad.

In this isue. 1 hey have everything to make It go Iht lot of ginger, pretty girla who ran alng and dance. Special ward robe for each bill. Bargain matinee Saturday. 1000 seal a at ten centa.

THE AEROPLANE FORETOLD Roger Bacon, the eminent English philosopher and who waa call ad "Tha Admirable Doctor," lived In the thirteenth century, having been born la 1214, and devoted much of bla time to aclentlflc experiment. He wrote la Latin, philosophical treat' laes, work, of chemistry, optica. Sbyalca. hla main workt being iua Majtia. which treats of aevcrsl aclencea.

HI writing were condeav nod by council of Ktaneircan Monks and ba waa thrown Into prison and confined at leaat tan and prob ably died In priaon in tha year 1294. Hla devotion to aclenoe and hla In-algbt Into tha eeerete of nature canard hint to be euepected of dealing In magic or of having too great familiar ity witn tne piack ana. Haiiam aay of him, "The mind of Roger Bacon waa strangely compounded of almost prophetic gleama of the future courae of science and tha beat principle, of Inductive philosophy, with mora than ucual credulity In th superstitions of hla awn time." undoubtedly he ss In advance of his times and It la sld that recent Investigations have ahown that ha really anticipated later Thla reference to Friar Bacon Is suggeated by a recent reproduction of eome excerpta from an old English trtry of Bacon, written many year after hla death. In which mvsterloua and magical power were ascribed to him. riut whether or not he claimed anv of the occult or orvilsr gift, at- tributeu to mm the following eitract from the etory, written perhaps over mra centuries ago, baa tha prophetic quality.

Friar Bacon 1 quoted a speaking to the klnit: Fryer 'Bacon anawered, Yonr Orace alth well; but let mee (under cor rectlon) tell yon, that art oftentimes doth thoaa thing that are Impossible arme. which i will make good In aome rew examples, I will apeak onely of thing performed by art and na-tor, wherein (halt be nothing magical; and first by tha figuration Of art-ther may "be made Inatromente of navigation without men to rove in thetn. aa great ahipa to brook th aea only with one man to teer them nd they ahall aayle far more awiftly than ff they war full of men: also charlota that ahall move with an unspeakable forces without any living creature to atlrr them. Llkewiee, an Instrument may be made to flv withal). If on alt In th midst of the Instrument, and do turn an enrln.

hy which th wing being artificially composed, may beat ayre after the manner of a flying bird. Banner. largeat olive orchard In world le altuated at 8ylmar. Loa Angela. UaL.

where tier IJO.000 beiarlnr. traea, yielding pounda of fruit to th tree. Th AA1DSEMENTS WANTED. ANTED Cook til South Birth yANTBD Reiinbl white or colored girl for ooue wora in vi- iA Dhen 114. 71 AY a -uttn act Hsw-ik Vffner V.

1 yvm.w or ihlpplnj cWk: cb five good reierenc. Aoaresa iui 714 WANTED Eiprlncd, responslbl house movlna contractor, with good outfit, to bid on good pay'ng Job. Call at thla offlo. WANTED At llalea. iood enlary.

Job. Apply Immediately Newman a Store. Broadway. 714 WANTED To rnt or ell 100-aera farm. 1-1 Uea from Paducah.

Will asll growing crop. J. M. Faulkner, PaducaJt, Ky, Rowt T. WAN'TED Ton to try But'g Ilcloua Salt Rising Bread.

All other kind of fresh bakery good that ar unequalled. Telephone t0 nut us aur wagon will (ton. 71T trad floating pal era or ahow boat and towboat com blned. for real eatata tn Paducah See Whlttemar Rl Estate office, Me nenr. at Penny Arcade.

Wal- Park 715 FOR RENT. pOR RENT Room and board home life, 419 South Third. FOR RENT Apartment Moore flats. App'y at 607 W. Blath St.

717 furnished rooms for light houaeketplnc 1111 Monroe Ht. 6U lvim BENT-Stor room 118 North Fourth trt Apply T. ich. 710tl FOR RBNT ApartmanU la Kmplre ri.t. hut and water furnished.

1 S. IXiBol. 8i VOK RENT Eight-room brick cot-Uga at lt4t Kentucky Ave. Apply to Mrs. Olrardy, acond floor, J.

A. Rudy It Son. vor RENT Lodge and club room, over Walker Drug Stor. Apply D. A.

Tlet. FOR KENT Cottag at 419 Monro tract. Apply to aara, a. v. t3f North Fourth.

714 FOR RENT Large cool rooms, bath modern convenience. For gentle man. 408 Washington. 724 FOR RENT Large, cool, airy room for gentleman or two room for light housekeeping. Two minute walk from center of city.

113 North Third street. Tltf FOR RENT 20-acre farm, 1-1 mile from car Una on Cairo road, tunable for truck or chicken farm. Ap ply to Mra. Glrardy, aecond floor. A.

Rudy dfc Son. 714tf ELECTION NOTICE. A call la hereby made for a mass convention of all qualified Democratic votera to bo held at p. tn. o'clock Saturday, July It, 1)10, at th uaual voting placets la th following named precincts la McCracken, tor th pur poa of electing a precinct committeeman 'n each precinct to aerv aa a member of the Damocratle county committee for th unexpired tarn: Prsclnct No.

30 Lone Oak. Precinct Nc Wllliama. Precinct No. 3 Woodvllle. Precinct No.

40 Grahamvllle. All knowa Dsmocratio voters of each precinct, resident therein, who supported tlta Democratic ticket la the last general election and all per- on resident In each respective precinct voder 21 years of age who will be of age before 1 action day tn November, 1910, and who expect to support' tha Dsmocratio party are eligible to participate la the convention in their respective precmcta Each, convention will organ! selecting it own chairman and secretary, and the eommlttoemaa leod wlir present bla credential to the chairman at the next meeting of the county committee. July I. 1910. W.

F. BRADSHAW. Chairman McCracken' County Demo LOST At Wallae park, banting case watch. Elk' bead on back. Initial, 8." Inside back case; Inalda front Gold fob with gold ball.

Return to thla ofTlee. 6l4tf FOUND. JpODND At Barksdale Bro. Co 131 South Third (treat, a good line of plctur FOR SALL FOR SALE CHEAP Klc plums. Phone 1059.

714 FOR SALE A pair of 1600 pound mares. Call 4. 611U 31 place for sale, cheap, for cash. Mlaa Trevant $11 pATROXS and all who dalr Ab-ner Royc goods phone Old 4 84-A. 717 FOR SALE Ford runabout In line condition, newly painted, $250.

C. N. Baker. 715 FOR SALE At Barkada'e Broa. CoT, Furnltur, Lac, Curtain and Rug at low price.

FOR 8 ALB At a bargain. One ap polio Pianola Including St piece of music M. B. Roger 624tf FOR SALE One two-aaated Colura-bua carriage, worth $200; will take $75 for tame; In good condition. Palmer Transfer Co.

714 FOR BALE Our store, two acres of land, good Improvements, nice new dwelling; on th Paducah and Benton bottom road. Mrs. S. E. Edward.

717 FOR 8ALB Desirable-11 acre truck farm; dwelling; all Improvement. Husband Road near Tyler. Addrei W. H. Settle, Paducah, No.

7. T1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES" A.N Intelligent person may earn $100 moauiy corresponding ior new. paper. No caavaaslag. Bead for particulars.

Press Syndicate, Sfji Lock port, S. Y. tjtt Aiu.m. anywners can a tart a mall order baslnss at home. Ba your ow boas.

Bsnd for free booklet. Tell bow. Heacock, 1433 Lock port, N. T. PISU MISCELLANEOUS.

JJYEINO AND CLEAN LVO done by Dalton always satisfactory, lllgtt WILL pay highest price for aecond habd furnltur and atovee. Wil liams, 501 South Third, new phone asi-a. i matt FOR BOOKBINDINO Henry Manv i mea, Jr, Diana oooa maaufaeturr Ing, Third and Ken tacky avenue. O. P.

M. ANT ONE CONTEMPLATING attending the Padorah Central Bust neaa College will do well to call at the News-Democrat and learn ol the liberal reduction we have to offer la a acbolarahlp. The Newi-Dexnocrat Is the only newspaper In Paducah or West Kentucky which publishes the news gathered by the Associated Presa, the greateat new ageacy ou earth. Burns Sl Burns LAWYBRS Have movtd ttilr offices lo TRUBHBART BUILD I NO S34 Broadway Moot Me aat The Boston Cafe "Trie Only Pfaacs" For Ladles and Gentleman til Broadway Tables' reserved for la'M. Quick and polite service, papular pries.

Always epen. 127 South TWrt cratic. Committee. cratic Commute, Ifonaiit of 1:0,000 acre. .1..