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1AO1UJI JPHB PADUOAH EVENING SUN aln1 this MAlttiil III

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t To Kocp WillIlls easy to keep Welt It wo Would

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rho nil Important thing is to keepthe stomach right and to do this ItIU riot necessary tto diet or to follow nset rule or hill of fare Such pamperIng BJmply makes n capricious appetite and a feeling that certain favorlto articles of food must beavoided

Irof Wlechold gives pretty goodadvice on this subject he snsiiI1

nm C8 years old anti hMo neVor haln Borlotis illness and at the sametlmo my life has been largely aim Indoor one but I early discovered thattho way to keep healthy was tokeep a healthy stomach not by catsdug bran crackers or dieting of anysort on the contrary I always catwhat my appetite craves but dally

lfor tho past eight years I have madeIt a practice to take ono or two ofStuarts Dyspepsia Tablets nftci eachmeal and I atrlbuto my robusthealth for a man of my ago to theregular dally use of Stuarts Tablets

My physician first advised me touse them because he said they wereperfectly harmless and ware not acccrct patent medicine but conetamed only tho natural digestivespeptones and diastase and after us ¬

ing them a few weeks I have neverceased to tthank him for his advice

I honestly believe tho habit oftaking Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after meals is tho real health habitbecause their use brings health totho sick and ailing and preserveshealth to the well and strong-

Men and women past fifty yearsof ago need a safe digestive aftermeals to Insure a perfect digestionand to ward oft disease and tho safeest best known and most widelyused Is Stirarts Dyspepsia Tablets

They are found In every well reg-ulated household from Maine toCalifornia and In Great Britain andAustralia are rapidly pushing their

l way Into popular favorAll druggists sell Sluarts Dyspep ¬

BIn Tablets full sized packages at50 cents and for a weak stomach afifty cent package will often do fiftydollars worth of goodw1

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THE KITTY LEAGUE

OPENS UP ON MAY 4

Lcnffuo Adopted a li2 Gamo-

Schednlo nt Meeting

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JMNMItAL TESTS OF Till MIAOUIJ

Tho members of the iC I T baseball league held n meeting nt thogeneral offices of tho Paducah CityRailway Co oft South Fourth streetyesterday and completed tho member ¬

ship of tho league settled on a achedtile elected a board of dlrcc4ora andtho league Is now ready for business

President Charles Brown of Padu ¬

cah presided and the representationwas as follows Paducah MessrsQua Thompson and John Keller Intho morning session and Mr Thompson In tho afternoon Cairo Secre ¬

tary w P Orcaney and Mr MauriceJ Farnbakor Vlncenncs C C Oosnell treasurer ot the league Prince-ton

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Floyd J Dlggsj Henderson Ja¬

cob Zlmbro Jr and llopklnsvlllcW H Hancock Manager HarryLloyd of Paducah team was alsopresent at tho meeting

Tho first thing taken up nt thomorning session was tho settlementof membership Hopklnsvlllo andHenderson both deposited tho 200guarantee fund nnd a committeecomposed of Messrs Farnbaker GusThompson and C C Gosnoll was apepointed to look over scheduled andrecommended tho best to tho leagueAfter this tho committee went towork nnd little was done until after ¬

noon when the schedule was present ¬

ed and adoptedExSecretary Farnbaker had what

he called a sliding schedule Hohad four schedules but presented on¬

1ly three to tho committee Ono wasfor 123 games another 132 and thothird for 1G3 Tho 132 gamo slid-

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schedule Is so arranged that adsditional games can bo tacked on inevent tho league decides later tomake tho schedule longer A sched-ule

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from John Ray of Princeton waspresented and two from Mr Raymond Loomis of Evansvllle Thocommittee selected tho 132 scheduleof Mr Farnbakor which opens tholeague May 4th and closes September12th Mr Farnbakora mileage ranfrom 1840 to 2600 miles whileHays ran from 3100 to 3COO beeing too great mileage for tho smalltowns and Mr Farnbakers beingshorter by 1000 miles was adopted

On May 4th tho tongue will openunder tho schedulo adopted withPrinceton at Vlncennes Hopklnsvllloat Paducah and Henderson at CairoTho remainder of tho schedule willnot bo given out until printed inform by Secretary Qreunoy and senteach newspaper with a specified tlmoof release for printing

Tho board of directors of tholoagu was elected as follows Wal ¬

lace Dyer Henderson W II Han ¬

cock Hopklnsvlllo and FloydI JHlggs Princeton lad Each gentle¬

man lives In tho town ho representsand owns stock In tho local team

Tho matter of uniforms wasbrought up and selections madePaducah Cairo Vlnccnnea antiPrinceton will have two milts onowhlto mid ono blue but tho stock ¬

ings caps anti bolts must bo blueOno suit will bo for tho road and thoother homo Hopklnsvlllo retainedbrown and Henderson cadet gra-

In tho mattor of tho small townspaying BO much inllongo on the cir-cuit It was voted that time league pay1 00 to this expense this being rant ¬

plimentary to the smaller towns

Tho league also adopted n historyof tho Kitty league which In beinggotten out by Jacob Zlmhro Jr ofHenderson It will contain a com ¬

photo history of the league managersof teams and all data df players whohavo made good In bigger leaguesalong with the pictures of tho teamsThla book tU intended to help time

loaguo and will be sold In everyleague town Mr Klmbro thinks ItIWill pay

An attempt was made to Imvo thescorers file written rppprt of gamesat time telegraph offices for the honeIU of newspapers hull this being n i

special meeting and Impossible toamend the constitution the matterwas not acted on

In regard to the matter of amend

THE PADUCAH LINKINGCOMPANY

Solicits depoijtl N theyFvcr lallaU

Ing or clinhRliiR tho constitution ItlItt utttfcd tho league has ho lacunathen to take any steps In this dlrcclion limo league will remain thosauna as far ns tho constitution Hconcerned

The meeting was harmonious andthere was no wrangling Everybodywan pleated and Battened and nil areas eager to start tho playing an thofans The league Is assured anothersuccessful season and tho towns willproparo nt onco for active work Inorganizing teams and practicing

A IlUV IIUNTM

Mr D IF McCarthy has consentedto manago tho Cairo ball club thisseason Ho IB h prominent coal deal ¬

er of Cairo and tho fans nro pleasedat bio selection

Tho following nro dates for exhibi ¬

tion games to bo played hero thisspring tho dates all being subject tochanga

Toledo American association At

Paducah March 20 and April 2

Cincinnati Nationals nt PaducahApril 3-

1lttsburg Nationals nt PaducahApril 7 8 and 9

Memphis Southern League April11 12 nnd 13

Woman Magazine team of StLouis Trolley league at PaducnhApril 1C 17 and 18

Paducah at Kvansvlllo April 2122 and 23-

Dollcvlllc III Trolley leaguochamplojis at Paducah April 27 28

and 20St Louis Stars at Paducah April

30

UOO has been received In partpayment for Land who goes for ntryout to St Paul Ho and Pcttltare two of tho catchers from tho Kit-

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league who may wear tho Saintsuniform this season

Mr M J farnbaker of Cairoyesterday signed Jack Kennedy toplay right field Kennedy caught forPaducah three seasons ago and is anexcellent catcher Ho played In anorthern league last season and hitwell

Lewis Morgan one of Hendersonsstar twirlers has signed a contractwith Henderson on condition thatho bo sold to Kvansvlllo or Into jipmolarger league If tho opportunity

comesAI

Hecht has signed with Hender ¬

son for first base Ho has played In

tho Southern league and In Ohio In ¬

dependent leagues

Henderson has not yet signed athird baseman but Arthur Longformerly with Paducah who has dos

died to play with Henderson thisseason has recommended a good

onoThereIs n move on foot among lo-

cal fans and which is favored bysome of tho local association membore to begin two games out ot everyseries at 4 p m during tho long sum ¬

mor days This will give many peaplo a chance to get there on timewho cannot do it when tho gamostarts at 330-

Yesterday afternoon several localball players wont out to Wallace parkball grounds to practice Among themwere Catchers Land and Petit Ge ¬

rard Qllllgan Plait and other play ¬

ers wintering herd Tho players werenot tho only ones at time park manyfans being out to son tho practicework Tho fans wero about 200strong and shows what an interest

WOMANS SWIlATIIV

IN Proverbial Imlurnli Women NoExcept last

How much wo OWl to tho sympa ¬

thetic silo of womankind When nutsors suffer they chcorfUlyl loud n holpIng hand They toll you the meanswhlch brought roller to thorn thatyou may profit by their experiencehead tho testimony given horo by n

Paducah womanMrs M S Smith residing at 323

Jefferson street sasliJI havo com ¬

plained of kidney complaint for anumber of years It dates back to1884 I suffered with very distresslag weakness of the kidneys whichannoyed me day and night Therewas often a dull pain across my backPOI time kidneys It was these com ¬

plaints which Induced mo to soLnouns Kidney ftlls at Dubois KolbtiC Coa drug score After taking thetreatment for a short time I noticed agreat change In my condition an4tliq Improvement continued steadilyI feel bolter than I have felt for a-

long tune loans Kidney Tills prean excellent remedy and It Ila apleasure for me to recommendthem

For sale by all dealers PJlce 50vents KwterrWUnirn Co Buffalo NV1 pole ascots for tthe United States

Ueroejnber J411e pamerpoa s rHM aka M Mt

IN taken In baseball In PaducahS

Chief Lloyd stated yesterday thathIS would have his men hero tho latetor part of thin month ready forpractice Ho expect to got severalfuel men trout Mickey tlnn managerof tho Toledo 0 team Ilnn tinspromised him what men do notulako good In tho Toledo tenetTho manager of tho 81 Paul teamhas also promised Lloyd to farmhim tho best catchers ho has who donot mnko good

Tho salary limit Wan brought upyesterday but quickly dropped It IU

the desire of Paducah anti Cairo tohave as good players ns they cnn payfor

Cairo Is boasting over jJio prospoets of getting a crack second bnBoman ills pane Is not given but It Issaid ho Is about landed

It was understood a meeting ofcolored managers would bo hold InCairo yesterday to organtzd n leagueof colored ball clubs with Paducah n

niomber Nothing Is known of Ithere and lien Boyd the local color ¬

ed manager says that Paducah willbu In no leaguo because all the citiesaround hero nro too stow for Padu ¬

cab lien says no dull In the UnitedStates Is too fast for Paducah color ¬

ed players and that ho wouldnt beIn a league whore ho could walkaway with tho pennant

Cairo Is beginning early Tho firstball gamo of tho season was playedthere yesterday between a two ama ¬

tour teams tho lllue iHbboiis andDrawers They played fourteen Inslungs and tho Drowcrs won by ascore of H to 12

im niciiMoNn

Will Ho u CiitcNt of Viuliicnh Mcilloil Society

Tho McCrackcn County MedicalSociety Is preparing for a big meet ¬

ing Wednesday night Dr lllchmondof Clinton first district counsellor ofthd State Medical Society having ac-

cepted¬

nn Invitation to attendDr Richmond Is one of tho most

popular and efficient doctors In thostate and rarely over conies to Padu ¬

cab except to meetings of the statesocieties His visit hero will no doubtcommand a pig attendance of tho so¬

cietyAtthe meeting Wednesday night

Drs Ilcddick and Drooks will readpapers Doth havo been prepared andSecretary J T Ilcddick is notifyingall members ot tho society of tho vIsIt-or Dr Richmond and urging thorn to

attendThenext meeting will bo held on

the 20th nt the office of Dr HoraceRivers Drs Purcell and Rivers willread papers

XKW CIKUK

1nuk ItoherlMHi Got on the Clyil6mill luck Wlllls on Dirk Fowler

Mr James Robertson popularlycalled Yank has resigned as soc ¬

and clork on tho Paducah and Cairopacket Dick Fowler after 12 yearsservice Ho quit to accept the pool ¬

lion of second clerk on tho Paducahand TonnesHco river packet Clydeand leaves on his first trip Wednosday night

Mr Robertson goes on the Clydo totako the place of John Heine who Usecond clerk on tho Uvansvlllo pack ¬

et Joo Fowler During low waterwhen his boat laid up Jie wont on theClydo nnd as his own boat Is nowrunning again ho lies returned toher and Mr Robertson goes on thoClydo to take the place ho vacated

Mr Dick Willis of Metropolis lofttoday on the Dick Fowler as secondclork In place of Mr Robertson

Tim ColomI Homo of tho Frlcndlrvs-Wo tho onicors of the Colored

Homo of tho Friendless associationhaving paid for two lots In tho northside of tho city of Pudticah nnd havenocurcd deed for same we now comoto tho good people of thin coningcity white or colored to aid us Inbuilding u common plain house ontho 83IUO for tho purpose of takingcare of tho needy and helpless of ourtaco Officers Cora Htirton prosdon LIzzlo Alexander viceprosdonti F Fully Hawldns secretary Kmma Ieach assistant secretary JasOwens treasurer

Carefully submitted to you foryour charitable help

CHA8 G DANNRR SepyHoard of Trustees

Clerks mid HrrlcraAnnouncement was today received

I41 1 the local pqptoWce of a clerk andcarriers examination to bq lieN heroon April 1 All appllcallpm 1tauat bqflied pat llater than tiered 27 TheraIlIlIlbl1Ia new list nut his Iwtcur 4 frpnwtyoi tq appplnt clerks and ordersill ag flf fumilpni to th ffWT-adtatki1Oigatftton etc

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Time gauge today reads 29 feet a-

rise of two feet since yesterday Theriver Is still coming up rapidly hercibut is falling nt points above nUllonly five orsIx moro feet aro now ex¬

pected unless there is more rain Theweather Is clear and cool

Pilot Hay IJroadfoot ot time DickFowler Is 111 and unable to be on du-

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Capt Dob Crldor of the stormierwas at tho wheel today when tho boatleft for Cairo and Commodore OlvenIIFowler was on tho roof Itfirst time In a long while since thecommodore acted as captain but hqdoes It like nn old hand

Tho Charleston camo out of Ten ¬

nessee river anti Is itt Joppa un ¬

loadingTho J H Richardson leaves today

for ClarksvllloTho Darrott which tins been laid

up hero for zcrra weeks loaves Ina day or two Jar tho upper Ohio

Tho Joo Fowler arrived last nightand left at 10 today for IKvansvlllo

Tho Charles Turner anti II NHook arrived out of tho Cumberlandriver yesterday with ties

Tho Wllford left for Cumberlandnvor

Tho Russell Lord and Margaretarrived yesterday from Tennesseeriver

Tho Dick FoVlor left at 8 n m forCairo with u good trip e

The John 8 Hopkins arrived yesbruit from JKvausvillo anti loft onher return In the forenoon

Time HolcotnbLocb Tie companywhich has n branch tiers has justsold to tho Chicago Ilurllngton andQuincy rullrond 100000 tlos moatof which will coino out of tho Cum ¬

berland and TcnnoHHca riversTho Peters fee left Memphis Rat ¬

urday for CincinnatiThe Roes Leo loft Cincinnati for

Memphis and these will bo tho firstboats In this trado for six mouth

Nearly nil tho big Eagle Packetcompany boats which had boon In limo

leo hnrbor above Paducah have roeturned to St Louis ami resumedtheir rcHpoctlvo trades

The Wlnoim has icon lot oft theways after extensive repairs

Tho City ot Havnnnali pasnod nutof Tennessee river for Bt Louis lateSaturday night The Tennessee IH

duo out of Tennessee river mind time

Clyde will take limo run WednesdayThe City of Memphis In charge of

Captain Cndp Stewart passed limbo

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