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Father Itccrlvnl IVICRnini Vlilto In-

Imlucnli That Son Wns Deadnt Ojicllkn flu

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Newt Atkisson former Paducalum and a well knawn professionaltall player is dead the result of apistol shot wound Details of tho

k shooting are lucking and the bodyIs now en route to McKenzIe Tennthe birthplace of the young man for

burialMrMarsh Atklson his father

travels for FriedmanKeller com ¬

r PatluIan1ed him from Opellka Ala sayingthat tote son had been shot The fam ¬

ily Is living at St Louis end imme ¬

tdiately the mother and sister left forAlabama to attend the young mansbedside Monday a second telegramreached Paducah to the father an-nouncing Ws sons death lie Isstill In Paducah but wIM leave on thefirst train for McKenzie to attendt the funeral

Newt Atklsson lived here fiveyears ago lie made his debut In pro ¬

fessional baseball with tho BloomerGirls pitching and playing tnHh

r field His work attracted kltefflflohrind he soon Joined a semiprofqsslonnl Independent team winning fame

f In pitching but more especially onthe Jnfleld He first did league workoffthe Kitty Ceaguo He then played inthe south dn tho Delta and other lea-gues This season ho signed withJacksonville m In the Kitty butrefused to play He loft St Louisafter the ball season land went southBawbalD tans all over the circuitwill regret to loam of his death

AtklEsonV love for baseball causedhim to be divorced In St Louis toe

parried two years ago His wifefelt slighted at the Interest ho tookin the national game and secured adivorce on the grounds that he oicgelected her for baseball

lie leaves tola parents a sister andbrother

AMKIUCAX CITY FOR CHINKSK

Toivn In Cuntnn Province to Hcltullton Occidental Lines

Seattle Nov 20 The Sun Nlngrailroad financed by Seattle and oth-

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Pacific coast Chinese capitalists Is

building a new town In Canton provIncc plans for which are drawn alongthe lines of American architectureand engineering One thousand newbuildings are being erected eachfrom two to three stories In heightand streets have been laid out 30feet in width and conforming Ingeneral appearance to the streets InAmerican cities In the town of Can ¬

Ion many of the streets are from tento sixteen feet In width and the sac¬

v tootlthoroughfaresThe now city Is bound to <

as Kung Ylck Powt It Is planned to extend the rail ¬

kkroad an extra 100 miles to makeconnection with the railroad betweenCanton and Hankow at FooUan Thesurvey for this extension will be runas the Sun Nlng Road is completed

f Subscriptions to the capital stockare tto be asked for from both Pa ¬

cific coast and Asiatic capitalistsChin Gee Hee head of the Quongreek company of Seattle ono of the

rpioneer Chinese merchants of the

+ city Is at the head of the Sun Nlngrailroad and his firm is the Ameri ¬

can representative of the companyChang Gee Heo personally securedthe subscription of 500000 male

Rexall Cold Tabletsr Coaliia

Camph MonobromCinchona Sttl

AcitanalidPtdophyllin

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ono Your money back ifthey do not euro your cold

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1111merchantalltoalldlSeattlenow been in China more than a year

tholroadChlnlGeerapldl constructed Work was comamenced about the first of the yearand actual construction has been In

railIroadopened by the company Into Sun-

Ning district of Canton province

and Is furnishing the first railroadInto that part of China Ilallroad

atlPekingfacilities will beparts of the empire

KIUVI LAW TO KKUIT FIIIM

ovcrnmcnt Said to have llwniCheated Out of Vnst Sum

Baltimore Nov 20Tho treasurydepartment has submitted to United

States District Attorney Rose the re ¬

suIt of an Investigation made by Sfwc

lalI Agent Cullom which charges theKirge fruit firm of J II Sewardcqmpany with defrauding the goverament out of perhaps 200000 by Ir ¬

regularities in handling damaged or ¬

anges The duty on oranges Is onecent a pound but importers urQ nC

lowed a refund ifpr rotten fruit orslush It Is charged that for years

Seward company have so manipu-lated

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this flush that Its weight waslargely IIncreased Ordinarily 20 per-

cent of the oranges Imported 4s slushIn the case or Seward company itaveraged GO per cent Several cus ¬

toni house officials are Involved andone has been suspended his resigna¬

tion having been refused

Ijijjiuin Threatens Pol IreSaverlo Lngnna who stabbed to

death RossiI K famous Naples zoolog ¬

ist Is writing letters to the pursuingItalian police threatening to murderanother professor rand a socialist atthe funeral tomorrow

Hearst AVMios Xo OfilreIn an interview at San Antonio

Tex W IU Hearst said yesterdaythat he will never again be a candi ¬

date though he will continue to ad-

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tho principles for which behas made a figh-

tRIVER JfMWS 1

Another sharp rise of 39 In 24 I

hours was registered this morningTine stage Iis 201 Rainfall GO In¬

ches Whllo the rise at this pointwas heavy from Saturday to Monday I

at NashvJBe and Johnsonvllla therewas a rise of 1C feet This pointought to show tho heaviest rite be-

cause It is the converging point ofmany rivers and small creeks Dual ¬

ness at the wharf this morning was

goodThestoamorButtorff Is getting gay

In Its oM age On the trip to thiscity from Nashville yesterday theButtorff jumped the dam at lock A

No other Coat has over done tillsTho rise In tho river made It Impooslblo to open the locks eo the Outtorn took a chance and Jumped thedam That easily can be done whoathe river Is high but now the rlvorj1e not up to that point though it is

bove the tacks The Buttorff notcontent with breaking the recordmade 113 miles In 11 hours from j1i

oclock la the morning to G oclockat nightI 1

The hogs In the Cumberland nodTennessee river bottoms will bo ernthis year That Is 1f they dependon pumpkin food to make them fatThJs vise has again started the pump¬

kins down the rivers and this morn-Ing they were coming down J inbatches It seems like ell the pump-

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ever raised havo lamed Padu ¬

cah in the several rises In the riversthis year Bvery wagon that droveort ithe Wharfboat head a pumpkin ortwo the drivers having pulled thornout of the river with cant hooks TheInternational Pumpkin associationorganized during the lust high waterresumed operation yesterday

If the river keels coming theyllf

bp caulking Jbarges over on Thirdstreet before long Last night theI

river caught up with the barges uttho wayw again A break In the hoist ¬

trig machinery delayed operationsomewhat nndthe Electro wlS not be-

gotten out unLU todayAfter having taken the Kit Carson

outt on the dry docks every day for nweek In the river columns thatsteamer actually was taken out thIsmorningThe

n has come to Moham ¬

med in the case of tihe Bettle Owensnew docks being built oir the wharfThey wore high and dry Mt weekbut this morning the river haw risenso that they are In the water LaunchIng new whips Is oasy In this port

The Bob Dudley will arrive fromNashville tonight The Buttorff willhave to hurry to get repaIrs done intime to leave as expected tomorrowIn the old trade

The Clyde arrived from the Ten

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Vby Special Values in Cold Weather GarmentsWINTEIt and tho snow makes think heavier garments Our Department

Us offerings which has show ouNew Coat Suits Cloaks Waistsand Furs nil garments quality prices right With the reputation have

this department LARGEST STOOK LOWEST PRICES BEST QUALITIES leave youmake comparisons We call special attention the following items which now offering

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Black Cheviot Coats450

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> WOULDNT YOU LIKE TO SELL THAT REAL ESTATE

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li JIfyou read the newspapers you have noticed that list yourio property anctfhenf J fforget about it

t f We not fill a card giving a description what you want to sell

V file it away and the dust accumulate until cant read <

4 IThe owners of property placed with us for sale or rent have learned to tlook newspapers for a f Description their estate for they knowthat do not wait for inquiries

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We Go to the Buying Public and Tell Them What We Have to Offer

We do this only through personal solicitation through the columns4-

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of newspapers for we believe printers inkand lots it You get4 the benefit ofour liberal advertising 11tI

Any business man or businesswoman will grasp at once the immense ad ¬

rd1 vantage which thus offering and will recognize that in many instances

t property which is still listed would have been sold months ago ifa full dcLIok scription of it had been placed before the public and followed by personal

i l solicitation among a large number people whom we know are interested i1 4real estate and have the money to buyI

4 It doesnt matter what you have offer if the price is right There is nou rf lackof buyers for frequently have demands that cannot be fully met with t

0I 1towhat have on our list Place your property wlth us and us show you j

t what energetic intelligent effort willdott it We Do Not Merely List Property We SELLItrift

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