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FIUDAY ruM J8 iI rUE PADUCAH EVENING SUN PAGE FnFJaa
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TYOUR LAST CHANCET-
O SEVE 20 PER CENT
On your Dinner Set If you Imvent taken advan ¬
r 1 4 talc of this sale do so before Any t This willl be
arIthe last ekwe will offerf youths dismount
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2O PER CENT OFFO-n nil Dinner Sets during the month of July NowIIt your chance to lave = o per cent on yoar Dinner
Iis Set Kvery set marked in plain figures at ourII
EttII regular price
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4500 sets 3600r 3000 sets 2400
2500 sets 2000t 2250 sets 18001
81800 sets 1440
Kentucky Glass andIj Queensware Cojj 406 BroadwayII I
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11LOCALt LIKES
11or Dr Pondlty ring 110i Call Palmer Transfer Co forfirsttulnas Hvory rlfjs Hack fares and
4 trunks strictly cash nut services Intho city
ity A full lino of fard Index trayand labor sctytig dtvloM In olllw
I work at H iD GlomonU Co Oldphono 1ISO v
7Rlgn ittiil carriage painting O1
It Sexton both phonos 401r Call or phono Gardners drug-
store If you nuod anything In thoI
fIInofIlotrollofJ8Ileaves at lOa m and 2 p in ItO
fcl1lfiMelropollsii
Sunday July fin Tho Cowling leavesat 10 a m and 2 p in Round trip2fr5 cents RclurniI at G p in
lFor n pleasant trip next Sundayb I take the Cowling for Metropolis a
to n m and 2 p mv Hotunm at C
E Ip nlo HotinuVirlp 16 otnttMr TdrixiMliI > tlifcnnloilit
bas on It duel with St loulB mullwhlrh If gUBCowful will moan lhtchanging hands of about 135000worth of property part of which IB
In 11lul11b1 qnd part In St LouisThe Pailuenh Automobile club
will hold a uttollng Tuesdnf night luRrransi for another Sunday run andwill probably n week from BuntInI I
make a trip to CairoJames Plorco camp Confederate
Veterans Is to tune n reunion hexI Tiitiday at Eddyvlllp Con II HI Lyon of lEddyvlllo has Invited ColI
Koiilion Itowlund and other Paducahveloranir to attend
Tho benefit Ipprlod for localfttrlklng caulkers has been extendedHlxtooti weeks Iiwlco ns long as theiiiuat period Tho caulkorH receiveJS a weak from the benefit fund
ir Mr W IU Downs of Iaducahi IIs here erecting a monument to the
tomb of Mrs D A Dunn and when
J completed It will bo one of the nlcoBtpieces of work of the kind In the
a fcountry Smlthland DemocratFarmtr tobacco roliandlliin
Iajt Dnndntia IH to bo moved
IITh to La Center The owner IK
Mr J W Farmer of PaduY rah
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DistinctiveStyles
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r < WRIST BAGSAll Colors Sizes and Prices
A J5eC thet now Pony
lags Theyarc of nice quali ¬
r ty but small iand
Ii in fancy colors125 each
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R W WALKER COIttCorpumtM 1
DRUGGISTSi filth end Sway Both Phones 175j
15 oo sets 1200I1250 sets 1 0OO1000 sets 8007 50 sets 600600 sets 480
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=The ElksI building committeeheld a meeting yesterday afternoonnod made sonic slight chant In ma ¬
tonal nnd such things It Is ox ¬ I
pected that the plans will bo complato August 7th and ready for thecontractors I
Conductor Hogwood of tho NC St IL lost his purse aboard astreet car a day or two ago hut Ikwas found by W T flanks the colored huckster who reported the find to i
Detective T Jr Moore who In tun I
found tho ownerMayor Yolsor expects to have by J
tomorrow tho analysis of tho hover i
ago supposedn to be Intoxicatingt thaiwax sold aboard a street car on a ne ¬
gro trolley ride recently Will IKirkand WII1IDlggs aro charged with sellIng Intoxicating liquor without a li I
cense and tho result hinges on theanalysis
Onirors Terrell and Cross wrote i
called to Mrs Herrings 523 SouthThird street shortly after 12 oclockInst night by n message stating thatburgmib were trying i i jet lima Uuhouse but the marauders wore fright ¬
ened away boforo the officers arrivedThe Paducah FurnUuro compa ¬
nys factory on South Third B rentWill fd uhm Monday vth n full forceOf our ioo men after a suspensionof govifnl+ weeks during the Jil snaKtn
Tho Southsldo Is rapidly buildingupI und evidences of progress may-
be sam every day The IsloRt to openup In business are Wllldln Brownwho haropeuod a photographers stu l
din at 1701 Meyorsstrcot and Gfcrg t
Scott late of St LoutsI wto hascd a the shop at 1709 Meyers opali
t i
MrI hoary Kamlolturs horse ranaway yestordav afternoon nliiuit 4
oclock and domollfclml his buggyand badly damaged Dr B B Grlfllthsbuggy with which It collided onBroadway between Fifth and Sixth
Mrs Clara HVcht will erect a0000 lint at Fifth nod Adams
StreolR as soon as Architect O DSchmidt can finish tho plans MrsHcoht formerly Mss Clara Hadder
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ived back to Paducah whoa hoihusband died a few months ago
Mrs a IL Davis and son have ro ¬
turned from Coultcrvlllo IIIMr1r M Jones of Clinton Ky
IH visiting Mr Clyde Cooper ofSouth Ninth
Mrs Fred Acker anti Blstorn Miss¬
es Ella and Elizabeth Householderreturned last night from n roundtrip up thin Tennessee river on theKentucky I
Mrs A IF Lngerwall and sonMaurice loft this morning for Mem-
phis to visitMaster James Kccgatt tins return ¬
ed front visiting In Hopklnsvllie1
1yMiss J
Mary EI Rogers Is visiting InCain Olrardeau Mo
Miss 1Edna Gockol will return tom
morrow from GolcondaDr Frank Boyd and wife left last
night for Michigan for n severalweeks sojourn
Mrs fit D Hudson and sister Miss 1
Alllo Yates of Jonesboro Ark arevisiting their brothers Messrs A
B mud Leslie YatesMrs B Jlt McNollly has returned
SpringSPALOINGCALOWELLCOi
Third Annual
BARBECUEThursday
Ten miles west of Paducahon tits Lovelaccvlllc aut Paducah road
JONES BAND I
People alit-Pleasant Events
Indiicnli Man an usherWater Valley Miss July 28
Yesterday nftcrnoon at 545 oclocktho First Presbyterian church wasthe scene of a beautiful wedding unitIng Wm Albert Taylor and Miss RubyIsabollo Whltson both of this cityHov J JE Hobson officIating Thobride was tastefully gowned In bluechiffon taffeta and carried a showerbouquet ofI white carnations and 111
lies of the valley The maid of honorMiss Alice Whltson sister of thebride wore green crepe de chinewith real lace trimmings lathJennings of Sumnor wns best titanand the ushers wore thigh Hadlcy A
0 Oaulflold Stanley Metcalf of Wa ¬
ter Valley and J If Trent of Paducah Ky Mrs Charles Anderson wasthe musician The church was artistically decorated the color schemebeing red and green Mrs Taylor Isthe eldest daughterof Dr and MrsJ It Whltson and IB a favorite withall Mr Taylor Is n popular railroadofficial of this city
Pknsaiil FamilyI Itell II IonE M Lowry and family held a
l owry reunion last Sunday whichwas largely attended by the familyand family connection
Among those present were MrsOra LowryEccles and little son Clayof St Louis Mr and Mrs JohnParkman of Paducah also CliffordBlackburn and Miss Audrey Taylorof Paducah Fred Lowry of WestFrankfort III Mrs Chas Slsnoynod son George of Marion H K
<owry and family Metropolis MissDoy Lowry of Dixon Tcnn MissMaud I owry also came homo froman extended visit In Marlon and StIxjnls Metropolis Herald
Mr Overtoil Brook HackMr Ovorton Brooks who Is study-
ing medicine In Chicago Is In thecity to spend his vacation with hisfathcrJr J G Brooks Mr BrooksIs one of tho brightest and most en ¬
ergetic young students In the Chica ¬
go University and IH at tho head ofevery progressive mow among thostudents In the university Ho hasbut a short Unto longer to go untilhe gets his diploma and his manyfriends hero will bo pleased to learnof his remarkable and praiseworthyprogress
Popular Drummer Still IIICharles James was brought homo
from Kentucky Thursday at noonHo wax taken 111 over a week agowhile out on n trip through Ken ¬
tucky as salesman ami has been conlined since It was thought that hoIhad an attack of appendicitis butthorn Is now doubt as to just whatIs thin matter with him It Is saidthat ho has symptoms of kidneytrouble and ho WILY brought homoto have local doctors diagnose hiscase Kvansvllle JournalNewB
Danco Lust NightTho White Gorman given Ilisti
night at Wallace park pavilion by
Dr and Mrs Victor Vorls compli ¬
mentary to MIH Voris sisters MissI5Islo and Miss Bcrthaleo Shelly ofDallas Tex was one of tho mostenjoyable dances of this season
Miss Hiickner to KntcrtnlnMiss Gnrnott Buckncr receives to-
night¬
at her homo on Jefferson streetIn honor of tho Misses Shelly ofDallas Tex
Mrs Frank Smith of Paducahwho has been tho guest of Mrs JohnYungbeckor on Second street forthe past week or more loft yesterdayfor unwell Ind to visit friends andrelatives for a tow days HendersonGleaner
Miss Mary Kerr who has beenvisiting Mrs H B Phillips left lastnight for her homo at DyersburgTenn
Mrs Laura Fowler Mrs BertieCampbell and son John snit Mrs K
S Austin have gone to South Un-
veil
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Mich and will return the firstof SeptemberMisses
anti Edna Dunningof Carbondalc 111 are guests ofMrs hoary M Harotte
Misses Alllo old Noll Happy ofMayHeld are visiting Mrs Joe Fordon Harrison street
The Misses Mabel Buyer Mabeland Lena Shelton of Paducah andMiss Edith Puckott of St Louis al-
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Howard and Harry Shelton spentTuesday with John Hock and family
Mrs II C Greenwood of Paducall Is visiting hero with the chil-dren of her daughter Grace GreenwoodAtwell deceased Tho chil ¬
dren are spending the summer withtheir grandmother Mrs CaptainAtwell Metropolis Herald
Editor W I Clarke of the Smithland Democrat IH nt tliu Palmer to-
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Mr C IL Faust of tho A B SmithLumber Co returned last night fromn business trip to Chicago
Miss Ruby Crutchfield of MayfloldIn visiting her aunt Mrs BottleJones on Washington street
Mrs S A Emerson Is In the cityfrom Waterloo Ala on business
FrankI Orelf who has been InChicago several years returned homofast night on n visit to relatives here
Mr Ovorlon Brooks returned homelost night from Chicago III
Mrs Laura Birch of Louisville Isvlstlng Mrs CHas Earsom nt 020Washington street
Miss Cora Benedict left this mornIng for Paducah and Dawson Ful ¬
ton LeaderMiss Marie Coylo and Master
Frankie left today for Livingstoncounty to spend tho remainder oftho summer
Misses Emma Mayer nnd MabolBerry left today for a two weeks visitIn Golconda III
Mrs W JJ Sheridan of HallsTenn Is visiting her sister MrsJohn Dean of Clay street
Capt John Webb returned fromFulton this morning
Mr Joe Waters and wife havebeen called to Jcffcrsonvlllo hadto attend thin funeral of tho lattcrnsister who died there yesterday HoIs employed by the local IL C
Mrs H E Fulmro wife of thoIgeneral foreman of the local I C
shops has gone to Buffalo and Ni ¬
agara Falls to visitAttorney Tom Crlco has returned
from Ballard county after a two i
weeks vacationAttorney W V Eaton has gone
to Dixon Springs for n few days
restLittleMiss Alpha Hays and Mas ¬
ter Sam Hays of 1634 South Sixthstreet who have been III of feveraro recovering
Mrs C E Wlngate of LouisvilleIs visiting her mother Mrs T L
Roodor of North 12th streetMrs H U Upton and laughter
of New Orleans arrived last night i
to visit Dr and Mrs D G Murrollon Broadway
Mr Jamie Paxton of the IIostorDace Is taking his vacation and hasgone to Clarksvllle Tenn on a-
llseveral days visitlion Charles Reed daughter and o
Mrs 0 H Warneken tho latter ofClarksvllle Tcnn will bo In Chi ¬
cago today and tomorrow and willarrive hero Sunday
Mr John Blcccker of the llrm of
Stone Webster tho companywhich has nn option on the streetrailway gas and heating plantshero liar returned from Nashvillewhore he hind been on business and
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has started In looking over the booksof the local companies to make outa report to his company Ills com ¬
panion Mr D P HoblnsonhaB gonesouth from Nashville on a few daysrest and will from tho south returnhomo to Boston Mass
Mrs Amos Cress of Llttlovlllohas returned home from FrenchLick and West Baden Springswhere she has been for her health
Mr Rudy Kirk of LouisvilleKy who has been visiting Mr WillRudy on Kentucky avenue returnshomo tonight
Mr George O Hart returned fromMayflold title morning
Mr G F Buchanan left today fora row days fishing trip at KuttawaKyttMr R G Martin of ColumbusTonn who has been visiting MrJnmcH Langslaff on Kentucky ave-
nue¬
went to Henderson 1y thismorning on business
Mrs Minnie D Perkins of Eldo ¬
rado 111 who has been visiting MrsRichard Calllssl wont to Dawson atnoon today
Mrs M K Scott wont to Dawson this morning for a few days
Mrs Annabel Sebreo returns tom
night from DawsonDr and Mrs J E Woofio have ro ¬
turned from Grant Chain 111 aftera short visit to friends and relatives
Mr W McCabe and bride re ¬
turned today from a trip to New
Orleans Arizona and other placesand tomorrow go to Cincinnati fora brief stay Mr McCabe had a po-
sition offered him In Tucson Arizbut it Is understood ho likes Keiiitucky best and will remain In Pa ¬
ducah
A Slick OutUnion City Tenn July J8A
man was sent from Chicago by thoIllinois Central railroad to take theplace temporarily of tho night manat Paducah Junction who wished totake a rest Wednesday night thestranger from tho Windy City rob ¬
bed the office safe of 80 and acouple of pistols and left over theNashville Chattanooga and StLouis railway U is learned hero thatthe llcelng robber changed clothesIn Fulton leaving his old suit be ¬
hind
Today has been very sultry al-
though¬
the temperature will probably not go above ninety
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
PERHAPS NEXT YEAR
Already Decided Paducah WillNot Go Into It This Ycnr
Munition of Local AssociationDoubt If Paducah Could Make
Good In tho Southern
PATHOXAOK limn TOO SMALL
A member of the Paducah Base ¬
ball Association stated this mornIng that a Icier had been forwardedto him from Mr John Keller from aSouthern league manager whowants to dispose of his franchise toPaducah This makes tho secondtotter offering the sale of a Southernleague franchise but Paducah willnot go Into the Southern league thisseason It Is positively stated by themembers of tho local association
When Henderson dropped out tholocal management began lookingabout to got Into tho Southern leagueto have a sort place to light In casetho Kitty went to tho wall andcould have done so within a weekHowever tho management deemedIt best to stick to tho Kitty ns longas she did not go to pieces and thisyear will finish tho season In tho
KittyThelocal member of the associa ¬
lion stated that If the Kitty hadbroken up Paducah would hnvo ex ¬
perimented In tho Southern leaguetho remainder of the season at anycost Au It Is she will remain whoreshe Is No plans are announced fornext year and while many inns In 1
Paducah would like to see PaducahIn tho Southern league It does notseem probable Paducah will bo In
the Southern league for n few yearsleast fix she could not matte ex ¬
tenses Most of tho local tans wouldrather see Paducah remain In aleague this size than to break into-
ne that Is too big for us and outor which wo should get kicked assoon as It became evident to theother club managers that the Padu ¬
cah patronage was out enough toJustify her In being kept In tholeague
1IIRTIISBorn to the wife pi Mr Bob VII 1
Hams of theCI a girtBorn to the wife of Mr Tom Has
sler or the I C machine shops aIboy
rite SickWitt tho son of Mr and Mrs
Frank Radius who has been 111 offever Is slowly recovering
Mrs Blake Godfory wife of thosecretary or tho Y M CA Is Im ¬
proving from an attack of IllnessFireman Syd Gilbert bf station
No3 Is laying oft on account orchills and fever
Mr T A Baker cushier of theFirst National bank Is 111 nt hishome or congestion
Miss Lena Hennebergor Is III ather homo on South Third street
Officer Scott Ferguson Is out af-
ter¬
a brief IllnessMiss Dow Husbands Is reported
Improving from her attack of feverShe had been precariously ill for sot ¬
spat dUIMrs Amanda Wllhelm who was
knocked down by a beer wagon several days ago Is able to be out on
crutchesOfficerWill Orrls out after a three
days attack of malarial fever t
Mr Jesse Worten son of AtfornoyjMarl Worton IH III of chilis and faver
Mr Frank Davis Is 111 at his homeon West Kentucky avenue from crysipelas caused by an electric lightbug bite several nights ago
We CarryEverythingThat
any uptodatedrug store The time has come tobuy medicine We have all kindsAnd if you feel tired and worn out-
come in and we can fix you up withsome good tonic We have Ml theadvertised brands If you wanttoilet Articles perfumery face pow
der skin creams soaps brothersetc we have a complete stock Ifyou have any private receipts ofyour own let us fill them ftar youWe want you to conic to ns for every ¬
thing In the drug store line Welltry to please you
At
SMITH NAGELDRUG STORE
Fourth and Broadway
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FOR USEHartsBaskets
THAT have just arrivedare built for use and
are very neat andattractivein appearance They are ofYvery convenient shape and v lrsIze vi
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THE LINE CONSISTS OF4
laundrylunch
THE PPdCEHIs not only Jow but is verylow and will certainly pleaset1
9you
GEO 0 HART SONS CO
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It requires DRAINS to conduct agreat hotel executive ability of ahigh order And It requires the samekind of ability only In a lesser de ¬
gree probably to conduct a SUC ¬
CESSFUL boarding house In bothcases publicity IB as necessary anlight or heat or food-
STRAYED1 dark mare muleH hands high Reward paid for de ¬
livery to A if Laovlson k Co
FOR HUNT One or two roomsmoderato price Apply 327 N 3rd
UMIWELLAS covered and repair¬
ed at 111 ½ South Third street
LADIES shampoo manicure andmassage parlors 431 Jefferson
FOR SALE Fruit stand Applyat 111 Broadway
ALBERT SAPPLIB candy kltch ¬
on confectionery fruits tiger etc530 Broadway
FOR KENT Furnished or unfurrooms up stairs T Coonoy
Inlsbcd and Jackson
FANNIE AVANT 716 S SixthShampooing Scalp Massaga Mani¬
curing Phone 167-
8wiiIrrEMORE Real Estate Freeprice list Insurance Notary public
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Fraternity Building Phones 835
NICE FURNISHED room forrunt with bath and all modern con¬
veniences 918 Broadway
FOIL RENT My house on corner of Third mud Tennessee Mrs EW Bachman
FOH SALE Eight acres neatWallace park will sell In four acretracts II A Ross Tel 1157
FiRE INSURANCE Only thestrongest companies Prompt per-sonal attention See Caldwellllilt 119 South Fourth street
BOARDING STABLE Careful attontlon by practical men given yourhorse andcarrlago C R Holland210 South Third Old phone 721
FOR SALECar load Wo haveat Glaubers stable a car load of western horses and mares for sale cheapGlvons Love
FOR RENT Small store roomsuitable for a barber shop or ottlo r
small business Apply Jake Blederman Oro and Baking Co Seventhstreet
TAKEN UPRed muley cow wit h
young calf Owner can get same bypaying charges and proving propertyat H31 Flnlpy Ave1
FOR SALEA good gentle horsenew rubber tired top buggy andraharness A big bargain for someone Address J R care Tho Sun
NOTICEFor fresh butler andsweet milk and cream and butter-milk go to 913 Clay street OldPhone 1393
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FOR RENT 7room residence nt421 South 9th large hall lot4ixlG4Terms reasonable The Ky RealtyCo
J E MORGAN blacksmith 40D
S Third Old Phone 457 Superiorwork guaranteed Exclusive agentfor flare stono aide who tires thebest rubber lira made
FOR SALE On lIIonthly nayrments five room cottage pantry andtwo porches three rooms finished In1hardwood In Fountain Park addi ¬
tion Caldwell Holt 119 SouthFourth StmFor Iliiit
Sixroom dwelling at 218 WashingIngton street Three largo bedroomsdining room kitchen and bath roomAll modern sanitary conveniences
J A RUDY 219 Broadway r=MEN and boys wanted to learn
plumbing trade groat demand forgraduates 4 5 day Many corn ¬
plete course two mouths Graduatesadmitted to Union and Master Plum ¬
hers Association COYNE BROS COPLUMBING SCHOOLS Now YorkCincinnati St Louis For free cat-
aloguet
address 239 10th avenuoNew York
INCREASED CIRCULATION
Provided For In Order Made by Sec ¬
rotary of Treasury i Uf
Washington July 28SecretaryShaw authorizes the statement 11101ion and after Aug 1 1905 and untilfurther notice Philippine land pur¬
chase 4 per cent bonds Issue 7000 000 Philippine oneyear cert fi
tales amount outstanding 300rp000 Philippine public works and Im ¬
provement bonds Issue 2500000and City of Manila sewer and water-
workst
bonds Issue flOOOOOO willbo accepted as security for existing rdeposits of public money In nationalbanks In substitution for Unitedf +
State bonds now hold as security forsuch deposits on condition that thegovernment bonds thus released bdImmediately used as a basis for addi ¬
tonal bank note circulationThis additional circulation pie+l
not necessarily bo taken outbylheparticular bank whoso bonds are thusreleased but they can bo used for anIncrease of circulation In any existingbanks the purpose being to stimu ¬
rlate an Increase of circulation prepar ¬
story to tho crop moving period
UAHEMALLPaducah Nationals and Chattanoo ¬
ga Giants play their last game tomor ¬
row Saturday Jury 29 lit LadlesDay
Jokes on marriage are funny onlyto those who are not married
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