The Paducah Evening Sun (Paducah, Ky.)
August 15, 1906

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o t nbiit fJ btuiug UU WEEKto I J r SERIOUS CHARGE I FOLLOWS FUNERAL I 9 Undertakers Cause Arrest ol t i Minnie Gary I I Accuse Her of False l Hwnurlnjc Alxmt f Alleged AwilKiiniciit of Llfa I fs 10117 CIVIL ACTION IS VENDING 1 As the sequel to the death and bur ial ot her mother Minnie Jnry a I t young woman Jlvng at 1008 North h Tenth street was presented In the po 31 lice court before Judgo Edward Put year today on the charge of false swearing By agreement her trial I was continued until August 22 a Tho young oman was arrested on I warrant secured In ho court of Mag I omplalnti i ot Fred Roth manager of the Matlll iFnnfr T Undertaking company 130 I South Third rtrwt t According to the aflldavlt the daugh I Irr carried an Insurance ipollcy on her mothers life Wishing to give her mother a proper burial It Is alleged that abe contracted with tee mnder randsi tithorn an order for 51 on tho Inner ante agency for the balanco of the ac count i According to the Undertaking com 1pany Hiss Gary collected the Insur 1 I ance money before they presented the order alleged to move been given the firm They brought action against the woman In Magistrate Emery s court nt which It Is I alleged that Mlm r t Gary dented signing tho order for tho rit t 51Mr Mr Roth and an assistant or two swore that Miss Gary did sign the or Her for 51 of tho Insurance policy The updartakers are still whistling i for he money THIS IS THE WOltST I t Town Holds Elivtlnn and Incorporates I WlllKiut n HIHW t Gary Ind AKB HiTIII mod 1 torn booiii lawn fifteen miles from the city limits of Chicago has held Its Ant election and la now on the map R Despite the fact that itA 2400 Inhab Rants are living In tents and there Is I not a permanent building in tho town the citizens marched to the polls and elected a mayor and city council The council quickly pawed Its first ord nance annexing CflOO acre of Indian I I Including the village of Butnngtoit 11 ltHmiths Junction and Trflleston giv 1 lt ing the new town an area greater than Springfield IW or most of the large towns of Indiana yl GAMBLERS EJECTED I1Y TIIOOPH f I First Illlnoli Cavalry Puts Tinin Out i nt Carol Lincoln Springfield III All It 15oamb Ion who have reaped a harvest from nomo of the regiments that have come to Camp Lincoln this year were dealt a blow today when they arrived at tho t Foldlcri quarter with their outlay of dice and playing cards When the S T femail band of crap shooters and poker players entered the gate they were seized by the uaid of Iho First Illinois cavalry and paced under ar rest Afterward under orders they were drilled out ot the grounds with a warning not to return ELOPE IV A SKIFF r g From Mound City to Ho Married and 1 J ItetimiiMl the Snine Way s Cairo HI August 15 John Oli ver and Susie Dlckorson both 28 and of Mound City had an Interesting I experience yesterday In their efforts ito be married They camo down In n h tskiff and returned tho snmu way They had some difficulty finding somo one to perform the ceremony having to wait an hour or longer before one could be secured k HETTY GREENS SON Nominated for Governor of Texas Ily tlin UlcorjfluiUed Republicans flepubdknls5I I r Itonston Tent Aug IGA faction of the Republican party of Texas y known as tho reorganized held their state convention hero B II II Oreen of Terrell president of the 4 Texas Midland railroad and a ran ot Mrs Hettle Green of New York was nominated for governor and J C Gibbons formerly mayor of Iarls for lieutenant governor WOMEN TRAMPLED In Stamped After OnllTnloit at Dead mans Curve fcew York Aug IS Thirteen were Injured In a collision between two rapid transit car at Deadmans f curve near Coney blllnd last night nlghtli li In a wild scramble to escape 1 y fly the consent of the people of Iailucah The Hun tau the largest circulation in the city anti county The average for dayt tFEUD MAY FOMxnV b Remit of Shooting of Tom liar man hy Fulhcrlntntr Welch W Va August 15 Tom Harman was brought to Miners hos pital here tonight from Berwlnd It Is alleged ho was shot through the head by his fathur In law Marlon Lambert after a series of family troubles resembling the HatfleldMc Coy feud In Its early stage It Is I said Lambert shot him without warn ing and deliberately walked away defying any ono to arrest him The relatives of Harman are now scour ing the mountains and a general laughter Is expected If the opposing tot have several of hU relatives with arI him rangements to swear In a force of deputies for the apprehension ot the murderer murdererSEWER SEWER PLANS ARE ON THEIR WAY PROAI THE OFFICE IN CHIOAOO lloiuil of Ililtllc Work Will Meet To day lo OiiwMrr Routlim llusl brWgrs Plans for tho extension of the sew erage system west from Ninth street to Thirteenth street are expected to arrive today City Engineer Wash ington has received word from Sani tary Engineer Alvord ot Chicago that the plans and tpeclflcatlona have been completed Mr Washington will submit them to the sewerage committee of the general council as soon as I they arrive Mr Washington has not secured all tho plans for the Island l creek bridge from the brldgo firms with whtth he hat been n communication so that matter will be deferred until a later meeting of the board of pub lie works worksThe The board will meet this afternoon at the city hall So far as Is known there will be nothing except routine work on hand Dentil 1111 HM Fnllli RvansvlIIe Ind AtlH 15 Having timee to die and refusing to the last to call In a physician Patrick Powell aged 2fi a young railroad clerk dkd here today Ho was recently Injured In ternally and physicians state he died of his Injuries InjuriesRIVER RIVER PIRATES PIRATESI STEAL ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF ROPE Flryt Theft Since Authorities Drove Shaiitylloiitiiien Out of Tills County Tho first report of river pirates to reach police headquarters since too raid on tramp shantyboaters sev eral weeks ago by county and city officers came today when a com plaint was registered by the West Kentucky Coal company with main offices at Second and Ohio streets Over a 100 worth of rope was sto len from ono ot their fleets moored In tho Ducks Nest above Median Icsburg late Tuesday night The rope was a twoInch line and had only been In service a few days Tho police are on the hunt for several pirates who are under suspicion JOLIET FEARS CHANNEL WALLS Will ApM lnt Experts to Examine Water Power Damn Allele City Joliet III August 15 The city council of Jollet today passed a res olution authorizing the employment of a board ot expert engineers to as certain whether the walls now being constructed north of Joliet for thu development of additional water power are safe It is alleged that the cement Is I of Inferior quality and that the walla will not hold the volume of water that will ba turned against them when the new channel U open ed A flood Is feared from possible breaks Manila a Candidate I Butte Mont August 15 Form er United States Senator Lee Mantle of Butto today announced his candy dacy for United States senator EIGHT VACANCIES I ON SCHOOL BOARD To Be Filled ut the Regular November Election Only Two of Seven Whose Term Ex pire AIM Actively Hwklng lie election I ONE TUUBTKB CHANGES WAItl Eight vacancies will exist In the school board to be filled In the No vember election Aside from the sev en members wlioio terms regularly expire It is l understood that another member will move from one ward to another necessitating hit resignation from the board Of the seven members who will 13 out only two express positive the In tention of seeking reelection Trus tees Ileckenbach and Ilyrd will be candidates Mr Louis Fetter will rot run again Dr J S Troutman has enough President Williamson Ill bide by the decision of his party In i the matter If lie U needed he will run Secretary Pitcher would be willing to step wide for some new good man should the party desire to put him up Mr Gallman of the First ward has not been seen but It Is understood that ho Is not enthu siastic for another term It Is rumored that cue member whoso term expires this year will ba rho candidate of a different party from the one which elected him first The deadlock over the election of teachers has caused most of the de cisions not to run again President Williamson staled this morning that a called meeting of the board may be had at any time three members agree to Issue the call The next regular meeting of tho board come only a few days before the schools open and If the vacancies still exist It will be the duty of the ton mlttee on examinations and course of study to fill them NOTED SPEAKERS WILL ATTEND TOBACCO GROW ERS IIAltlHXTi AT KEVIL Hun Olllc James Hal Cornell T J Myles and John Allen on the Program Hon Ollln James Hal CorbeHt T J Myles and John Allen will speak at a mammoth true barbecue at Rev II Ky I Saturday August 25 The barbecue and basket dinner will be given for the benefit of the Dark Tobacco Growers association and everybody Is Invited with a spe cia I Invitation to the ladles The noteworthy list of speakers will discuss tho general situation and Issues of the day There will bo music and other features to maKe the day a memorable one In the county countyThe The managers ore L A Buchan an W No icier James Wyatt Jetr Coffey B Hook J W Stevens Hen ry Chlldrets W E mack Hay Penn nip Fraser J A Tlsdalo A W Ov erstreet P Taylor Gore and Gard nero 0 McNenl J McNeal Z C Gra ham and Gus Veal SOLD HAD CANNED GOODS EiiKlMi MnKlstrate Hold Iniifirmut of Content No Excuse Brighton England August 15 A caso Involving tho responsibility of retailers of canned goods was heard hero today lu which a mer chant was charged with exposing for salo 38 ting of chicken unfit for hUt man consumption In defense It was contended that It was absolutely Im possible for tho dealer to know the condition of the food when there was nothing externally to Indicate that the content of the cans were un sound Nevertheless the merchant was fined the magistrate holding him amenable to the law as he was In possession of the goods INTO THE FIELD fioinper will Enter Actively Tomor row In Maine Washington August 1C Presi dent Compere head of the Fedora non of Labor tight to obtain for la bor sympathizers seats In congress was busy today putting the finishing touches to his plan of campaign and tomorrow will go Into the field fat active service making Representa tive Littlefleld of Maine the object of his first attack President Mltcb ell of the miners organization aud other members of the federations executive committed will aMlst Gompers BELVEDERE ANNEX ALONG BROADWAY Will Be Two Stories Utah and Include Two Store Rooms Growing Business of Concern Makes Morn Room Necessary For tho Samples ARCHITECT MAKING THE PLANS An annex to the hotel belvedere two stories high will be built on the ground now occuplej by the Nleh man Trunk factory and formerly by the Goodman Sctiwab store at 20G208 Broadway The old buildings will be torn away and new ones to cost 15000 will be built Tho lower floors will be store rooms and on the upper floors will be eight sample rooms for the hotel They will be steanh healed and have all modern conveniences At present the sample rooms for the Belvedere are on the fifth floor of the hotel building The now rooms will Increase the capacity of the ho tel which Is growing In patronage The annex will be built by the own ers of the hotel property I and the plans are being completed In Archi tect Lassltera ofllce INSPECTORS SITS AT 1IADGE 1K1 Skidoo Number Goes pegging and Conmilfwloncr Hartzrn In 0 Chicago August 15 Not one ot the building Inspectors wants to bo No 23 Badges wore given out yesterday but the skidoo combl nation was sidestepped It finally was forced upon Peter McOlnnls who crossed his lingers when he took It He has thirteen letters In his nameThe The number of Commissioner Bartzens bade Is 0 although the men lu hla office say ho Is above zero MONARCHS MEET EDWARD AND WILLIAM OFF IN AN AITOMOUILE Will Talk About Matters of Content horaiicuus International Interco Cronberg Prussia August 15 King Edward l arrived this morning for conference with Emperor Wil liam The meeting was most enthusi asUc All the church bells were rung and Immediately boon monarchs started for Prlcdrlchshof In an auto mobile the route being lined with soldiers It Is expected the monarchs will take advantage ot the meeting to discuss several questions of con temporary International affairs es pecially those bordering on Anglo Saxon relations GRACE pirrvAMs MEET IN 01110 Reunion of Women of Same Name I R In Pmprett at Geneva Ashtabula Ohio Aug 15EThe Grace Pntnama are holding their sec ond annual reunion at Genovaonthe Lake where to date six are assembled from Tonawanda Pa Weediport and Lyons N Y Nashua N 1L and Wil mot and Ashtab la Ohio respectively in L tho organization tw ntreeven Grace Putnams are enrolled repre senting every section of tho United Stale nod so far ai known no two are related They meet annually for two weeks and their reunion Include side trips to points of Interest In the section where the meetings are held WOMAN VOTER OWNS TO FRAUD Admit She Vas Given Tax Receipt hy Denver Corporation Employe Denver Aug lGThat the ballot Is not always sacred even when In the hands of woman It big corporation are anxious to put through franchise grants was shown at todays session of the Inquiry Into alleged frauds on the part of the corporation at tho last l election Mrs Jennie W Dump testi fled to having voted on a tax receipt given to her son an employs of the gas company SUIT CASE ROBIIED OF JEWELS I Wonmn 1osw 1000 Worth of Gems nt Battle Creek Hotel Battle Crek Mlcb Aug triA Jewel case containing between 3000 and 4flOO worth of gems belonging to Mrs M I E fly of Buffalo N Yo was stolen last night from a locked suit case In her room at the Font Tax era in this city Unwilled with occasional shower tonight nnd probably Thursday The highest tempera turn reached yesterday was 80 and tho hnvest today was 70 j GOOD CONDITION Of the Eagles Is Shown at Grand Aerlo MeethiK Milwaukee WIs August 1C The first executive session of tho grand aerie of the Eagles was called to order hy Grand Worthy President Henry D Davis The report of Grand Secretary A E Bartrldge shows that the order since June 1905 has ad ded 3C2 aeries lost 20 and now has 1304 In good standing The member ship shows a net gain ot 12308 In this period now numbering 232671 During the same period the receipts of local aeries amounted to 2985 i 212 and disbursement U 7804 IGot i which 500000 was paid out for re lief The assets of the various local aeries Juno 1 190C Is valued at JSC2830 After an appointment of committees a recess was taken until tomorrow forenoon PADUCAHAN SAID TO HAVE FIGURED IN A FIGHT Ar FULTON C E Itenfro According to Press Ills patch Engaged In Altercation With II V Oliver Fulton Ky August 15 A sen sational fight occurred today on the principal street of the city the bel ligerents being Henry Fr Oliver a wellknown capitalist of this city and C E Renfro of Paducah Ky Both men weigh more than 200 pounds and were evenly matched They had a dispute over some trivial matter and came to blows They were at It fist and skull when sev eral bystanders separated them Both were nitire or less battered up Both were arrested but released releasedI I C E Renfro Is a salesman for Meyer Schmid ClarkA company wholesale grocers 120122 South Third street He lives at 730 Jeffer son street and Is wellknown among Paducab traveling men being a prominent member of the Paducah Traveling Mens club W C Clark manager of tho grocery company said today to a reporter for TIle Sun that no news of the fight had been received by the house He only knew that Mr Renfro sent In a big lot of sates to the house from Fulton last night and was still down In that section seeing his customers BEE NOT BUZZING IN OLLIE JAMES BONNET AC CORDING TO HIS STORY Denies Report That Ho Has Been Se lected as Bryans Running Mate 0 During his short visit In Paducah Congressman Ollie James denied the story that be has the vicepresiden tial bee In his bonnet That Is the most absurd thing 1 have heard he remarked to a friend who Inquired about the report Mr Bryan has not been nominated as yet himself and he would hardly be so lecting his running mate this early even If he was expected to make tho selection Nor I am not seeking the vicepresidential nomination and am not trimming my course with that end In vlew SOLDIERS DISCONTENTED i Traiw Onticusl I Troop Are Causing Apprehension St Petersburg Aur IGFresh evidence ot discontent among the troops was furnished V soldiers at Trans Caucusia Advices state that the situation Is serious and open revolt would cause no surprise Tints bar racks are badly l affected Even the Cossacks reboled to tho axtent ot do Ing police duty and made threats against their officers Many arrests were made madeWill Will Be Argued Friday Toronto Ont August 15 Argu ment of the Injunction granted by Mr Justice McMahon restraining II I M and Mary B Neely of Memphis Tenn from removing II S Sneed the 1 year old child of Mrs Jesse Fenton Taylor from the province ot Ontario was today continued until Friday TRACTION LINES TO CENTER HERE p Prophesy Based on Splendid Location of Paducah Ilniu for Route to Illckinnn Mooting With Success Movement Immigration 1 INTERURHAN MEN ARE COMING r Paducah U bound to be a great center for Interurban railroads be cause her excellent location on the Ohio river makes her the best trans fer point for Illinois and Kentucky lines Then too her unassailable mo sltlon as the first city west of Louis yule Rives her the prestige which will bring all the Western Kentucky lines to her This will make Padu cah the center of systems now In In cubation and she will with these ad ded connecting links draw trade from all tho surrounding territory These points were strongly dwelt on In a letter received by the Com mercial club from W E Aton of Mllburn secretary of the Southern Land and Lumber company who Is I Interested In the proposed electric line to HIckman Mr Anton also Is greatly Inter est In the Southwestern Kentucky Immigration movement as he real izes that the Increased population and added value of land awll1 aldhlt projects by affording his lines a more prosperous country to traverse He says he will be here to attend the meeting October 45 A letter of the same tenor was re ceived from the Porter Pottery com pany of Clinton That city will have a Commercial club shortly which will cooperate with the Paducah or ganization The letters follow Your valued letter of August 4re ceived contents noted Am a member of the Rock Island and Frisco Rail road company Southern Emigration bureau but you have my hearty sup port In developing Southwest Ken tucky and I will become a member of your bureau I am very busy gather log data concerning our electric rail way front Paducah to Jllckman Kyt and will complete same In next day or two and let you have sameWilf do my best to arrange to be with you ut your meeting of October 46 There Is npwreason for this country being 25 or 30 years behind With a little energy and push we will lead and others follow Paducah is the coming city There Is no doubt Her river front Is the best anywhere for floating stock for terminal for electric railway I will show this to you In a short time as r have everything In perfect order and data that cannot be disputed dtsPIIIdW W E ATON Replying to your favor of August 10 beg to say I heartily endorse thq effort of your club on Immigration proposition and have signed your pledge to attend your meetings Oct 4th and Sib and I know nothing In the way to prevent my being present With regard to the electric rail way fromPaducah to Hlckman f I en close yoUa letter from one Mr J P Hornadayof 18 Wall itreet N Y and you may read It and consider It for what It Is worth I am answering his letter today giving him as great encouragement as possible Last Thursday I met In Memphis the lion Dick Tyler of Hlckman and he Informed me that he has been In communication with lhiim New York man for some time and ho be lIeve this man It In earnest and that with proper encouragement jad help along the line from Paducab to Hlckman that the matter can get In shape for the work and he believes that the line will pay and pay well We will organize here at an early date a Commercial club whose sec retary will bo Instructed to cooper ate with you and they Hlckman club and any other club along the line lu this and any other like Interest of the purchase purchaseR1li RAPID TRANSIT RIOT tR PnrtlolMted In Ily Citizen Police and Kmplnycs New York Aug 16A riot on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit this morning at Kensington developed over as saints on passengers refusing payment of excessive Coney Island fares One man was badly Injured Several wire arrested Two hrndred citizens fitly policemen and several empIoyM par ticipated Mad Mullahs Illoody Trail London Aug 15 According to the correspondent Aden of the Dally Mall after devastating 19 Ogaden villages the Mad Mullah In ateMbr his success attacked the sultan of Hljertalns territory on both sides and ore heavily The sultan had nine near relatives and 700 warrior killed but eventually repulsed the Mullah to ward Illlg and the coast t 1ii

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1 r PAGE TWO ffHE PADUCAH EVENING SUN111nNryn11 ACGUST IS TWO GAMES TODAY WITH VIN I ENNES S w Braille ami Wright Wilt Toss Em Fo Locals l ForLocalsy y i I f 9 o4 RAhi and Wet Ground tau ti Past iuurmentof Kxhlbttiou Turalfly ioturG EXTKCT TO WIN 110TII GAMES fir Gumsi f IIII I ti Team Standing i StandhtgW W L Pct Vlncennef Cfi 34 CCO I Cairo qz 47 Oio 1lJUCJ1 411 4H 500 I Jacksonville 30 50 COO I Daiivlllo u 43 fiS 32 0 I Mattoon i37 C3 370 I S lHilulf Today niul Thursday Vincenaes at Paducah Mjttpojj at Jacksonville Danville at Cairo Ywtenlays Results Mattoon O Jacksonville S Paducah VlncenneeItaln CairoDanville Mud e It was raining with a big stock of water on hand when It was time to I 0d call the game between Paducah and Vlncennes at Wallace park yesterday and the exhibition was postponed un til this afternoon The fIt gsmowas se ordered called for 3 oclock Tne pitcher who will do al In their power to earn both struggles to the Indian camp will be Brahlc and Wright Both lads are in good condition and willing and It Is a good break that Paducah will have the large end of the tcore I when returns are counted tonight Matfooii Lost Another Jacksonville Aug IS Lotshaw pounded one over 4ho fence In the ftrt Inning yesterday with two men on bases This extracted all the elixir from Mattoon and Jacksonville won In a walk The score RItE Mattoon O 3 t Jacksonville 5 G 3 I BaltereNTokerst and Johnstone AKoii and Belt XII late at Koiiiiaiix Inrk Cairo HI Aug lliA heavy rain which tell early yesterday loft Sports mans park In4 sloppy way causing the t Calros and Danville to stay In the cityy cityCairo 1 Cairo hata bigger lead In 1904 than Vfncennes has at precent and at the same time had a team 200 per cent stronger yet a streak of bad luck caused her to lose 1C out of the last 17 games played leaving Cairo win t ning the pennant by the narrow mar gin of two games over Paducah And r yet some people are prone rto throw up both hands and cry Quilt Ic ever Cairo will fight It out Paducah won the pennant that year I Sujpemlnl Ily OBrlcn Milwaukee Wis Aug 15Presl dent Joseph D OBrien last night an nounced the suspension of Manage I M J Kelly and Secretary I A Ly dard of the Minneapolis baseball club from all privileges In the American Association and cited them to appear for trial before the board of directors In i Milwaukee August 22 to show cause Why they hOld not be expellea on account of charges or Irregulari ties preferred by them against Umpire Owens who was recently acquitted r J THE BIG LEAGUES I I I I I i National league Plttsbnrs 4 Boston 0 Batteries Leaver and Gibson Ltndaman and Xeedham r i v American League Cleveland 9 Washington 8 Bat teries Joss Eels Bernhard Bemis and Buelow Faulkenburg Hughes and Wakelleld WakefeldCOMPLAINT COMPLAINT MADE Cloud of hays utuiiicft nt Tenth MIl Trimble Stmtn Complaint has been made about the conduct of boys who congregate ut Tenth and Trlmblo streets nightly and annoy passersby It Is1 said their conduct is such as to warrant police Interference Our pianos are known to are we Ask your neighbor about them some have used them over thirty years they are guaranteed from sev en years to Indefinite time D H Baldwin t company 520 Broadway Nursing Mothers and Malaria Tho Old Standard Groves Taste less Chill Tonic drives out malaria and build up the system Sold by all dealnrs for 27 years Price 60 cents o Uuthcl Female College HOPKINSVILLC KV Select Home School for yon ladles aid ctiloa opens Sept 3 Thorough tottractloo by vxTcrleocrd teachers IB I all depsrtmentie UfUrncrt and comforts nniurpiuod Writ lor Calaof tie sod lnora lloa DMUNHARRISON AM LLD 4 XIVER MJSWS t r River stagesf Cairo 1C703 rlso Chattanooga 51 04 rise Cincinnati 183 37 rise Evansvllle SI 09 rise Florence 38 03 rise Johnsonvlllo 01 03 fall Louisville StS 09 rise ML Carmel 13 YI rlstl Nashville 93 01 rise Plttsburg 3C 08 fall Davis Island Dam 5C 10 tall SI Louis 155 L7 rig Mt yernon 71 07 rise Paducah 78 sttt The gaage registered a stage of 73 8 I this morning the river being on a stand here Rainfall In the last 54 hours was 36 InChes Business at the wharf today was good The government surveying party and office boats towed by the Wave Rock left this morning for Drookport The Emerson showboat arrived early this morning towed by the An tlouette to go on the way for re pairs The Harvester and the show boat will be on the ways at the same timeThe City of Savannah arrived last night from St liuls and left Imme diately for the Tennessee river The tow boat Margaret left this morning for the Tennessee river after ties tiesThe Clyde arrived from Joppa last night and will leavo this evening at C oclock for the Tennessee river as far as Waterloo Ala The Duttorff arrived today from Clarksvllle and left after unloading for NashvHle The Joe Fowler arrived and left for Evansville today The Saltlllo probably will leave St Louis this evening for the Tennessee river arriving here Friday morning The Dick Fowler left on time for Cairo this morning with a good pas senger trip The Kentucky win arrive from the Tennessee river Thursday night and lie over until Saturday morning be fore returning On board the government luna Ing boats the opinion was expressed that Padncah was the best river town thoughtn more boats arrived and departed and that the general appearance was sprightlier than that of any town they had seen The Cowling made her regular trrjia today between Paducah and Metrop 011I Edward E Wilson of Paducah In charge of the coal combines fleet stationed at VIcksburg Miss Is vis sting his parents and sitters In this city He reports that the Ohio Val ley companys branch dry docks at that place are doing a good business repairing boats and barges Judging from the way business has Increased on the river during the past several months and the outlook being promising for an Increase this fan and winter there will not only be plenty for the boats on the Ohio river to get away with the business There Is really a demand In many trades already for more boats and a number are being built The rail roads cant do It all and the boats will get the bulk of the business Come on with your ninefoot stage In the Ohio It will not take long to build the boats and It wont take long for the boats to get the business Courl Journal JournalOfficial Official Foreciisln The Ohio from Kvansvllle to Cairo will rise during the next several daysThe The Tennessee from Florence to the mouth will not change material ly during the next 24 to 3C hours The Mississippi from Chester to Cairo will continue rising during the pet 24 to 3G hours HOST III nivi And lose all Interest when help Is within reach Heroine will make that liver perform Us dutlea properly J 11 Vaughn Elba Ala write Being a constant suff re liver constipation and a disordered liver I have round Hcrblno to bl the belt medicine for these trouble on the market I have used It constantly I believe It to bA the best medicine of IU kind and I with all sufferers from these troubles to know the good Jltrblno has done me Sold br all druggist Mine nits Ie Burr Free Mme Dlss De Barr has been re leased from prison In London hav ing obtained the maximum reduction of sentence for good behavior She was convicted on a charge of Immor al conduct The woman through alt leged occult powers defrauded sever al wealthy men in this country and she served two terms 1n prison here Her father at one time lived In Ken tucky clnLUtIEY IS 110 Never err as do children whO are put ferlnir from hunter Such la the cause of all babies who cry and are treated for sickness when they really are auf ferlne from hunger This Is I caused from their food not being apiilmllated but devoured by worms A few doses of Whiles Cream Vermifuge will cause them to cease erring and begin to thrive at once Give It a trial Atlantic Fleet Review Orders were Issued yesterday by the navy department for the forma lion of the Atlantic fleet to be re viewed by President Roosevelt at Oyster Day September 3 WilY FILET AMD wonnv When your child haa a severe cold You need not fear pneumonia or other o 1lallardleealloreh Keep supplied and Sysupplied witho Uallards Hurehound Syrup positive cure for Colds Cough PositiveCough Whooping Cough and IJronchltlm Mn Hall of Sioux fall8 D writes I have used your wonderful Mallards Horehound Syrup on my children for nye years Its results have ben won derful oold by all druggists r r PIGHUOuR DAYS l lTo l PUT OUT BLAZE Fire Meels With Stubliorn lie sislance ti oTile Dump limp at Second niul Mon roe StMfU IVyviti Menace to Property CIIIEi WILL orS AUHEST i J One of the most stubborn blazes the Paducah fire department has had to contend with In years has just been extinguished at Second and Monroe streets where smouldering embers under a ten foot heap of re fuse have been sending up sparks and smoke and threatening with the aid of a breeze to ignite the gas plant and the stables of the Paducah Transfer company There Is a 20foot depression In the lot and the owner has been al lowing persons to dump dirt and re fuse In the hole It Is about halt fill ed a large proportion of the filling being composed of paper and straw Sparks from engines crossing ou the trestle of the Illinois Central dis tributing track Ignited the IItm w and paper and the Ore burned down under the heap In order to accom plish any good the flr ran were cam polled to stick the nozzle of the hate under tho heap of refuse and put ou full pressure They wrked four days before the fire was finally extin guished The city authorities have no ob jection to tho dumping of dirt and heavy articles on vacant loU to fill In holes but It Is contrary to an or dinance to throw waste paper and combustible material around Chief Wood stated that he will watch the dumphereafter and swear out a warrant for the first person caught throwln paper or straw on the lot Out of the Mouths of halts When the May and June baby ban got well acquainted they exchange confidences My milk comes from a certified tow said the May baby So does mine said thy June baby It Is milked by a man In a white cult wltll sterilized hands through absorbent cotton and kept at a tern puraturo of fortyfive degrees So is I mine It Is brought to me In a prophy I lactic wagon drawn by a modified horse j So Is mInej I Then how in thunder do you ma nage to be so fat and wellt The June baby winlted slyly I chew old paper and the corner of rugs and anything I can And that is I dirty and In this way I manage to maintain the bacterial balance which In essential to health he said chuc kling The May baby laughed long and loudSo So do I said he The mammas heard the googoo r lng but they assigned to It only I tho usual fantastic significance It Is just as we lLlte LlteSlit Sin Was West End avenue man undertook to meet its unknown girl cdusln at the station the other day He ap proached a young woman In bluo anti asked J IBaketNo Nosaid the young woman 1 am not notI I hopo you will excuse me he explained I am here to meet a Miss Blake She Is my cousin I have never seen her My sister Kate Is the only member of our family who knows her and she couldnt come She told me I would know Jennie because she is so pretty Just pick out the prettiest girl In the station and youll be sure to strike Jennie she said The young woman blushed the young man sigheda I dont know who to ask next be saId There doesnt seem to bo anybody else In tho whole shooting match that comes up to the descrip Lion I guess Jennie didnt come A tall girl In brown sat beside tho girl In blue She did said the girl In brown brownOh Oh Lord said he are you I am said the girl In brown And of course nobody could expect a girl to be friends with a man after that New York Sun During this month we will make special prices and terms on pi anon and organs It would be worth your time and cave you money to see our pianos and get our prices be fore buying D H Baldwin compa ny 620 Broadway Eaglet nt Milwaukee More than 10000 members of the fraternalOrder of Eagles have reach ed Milwaukee to attend the national convention which will begin today The order has a membership of 250 0006obIcrt6s MkKrita For TIle MB t fln t LAST SERIES O1F TUB SB VSQN C LEAGUE PARK August 14 15 16 17 I Paducah Vs Vincennes Double Header Aug 19 and 21PADUCAH Vs CAIRO Games Called at 230 p m II I LADIES ADMITTED FREE AUGUST 17th and 21st l Regular Games at 330 p m Admission 35c Bleachers 25c Box Seats 60c Let all come out and make thin closing series a memorable one in the history of the national game in Paducah Give the home boys a boost s WAR OF BALLOONS i AT nNCIXVATPH IIHKAT SillS I i TIllAlj SHOW i Tim Blue Jlomi and KltilitliiK the FUmtV Sis ctacbs of Full IYkllVHl CINCINNATI 0 August 15 Years ago Cincinnati was given the name The Mother of Expositions Thane industrial shows of old pale In comparUun with the Fall Festivals held on the piles of earlier triumphs of Na tional prominence The Festival of 1SOS thr first In three years will eclipse In every way all Its predeces sors On the night of the opening Au gust 25a war of balloons will afford an aerial spectacle of a magnitude never before attempted Twenty thousand 14 foot paper balloons will be sent up all over Cincinnati at a given signal ant while dynamite bombs hurled bleb are exploding sending their thunderous echoes for miles around the entire sky will be covered with the laming voy alters of the air Balloon will collide with balloon and the sight will be one of unique novelty The Fall Festival Is to lust four weeks and hIS been well defined as a Worlds Fglr In Tabloid Form The Washing ton Iark shows are grouped around the fountain and will be on the order of the famous Pike at St Louis and In elude The Hippodrome patterned aft er New York big amusement palace the Temple of Art Hatas Tours House of Nonsense and Palace of Aladdin The Backwoods Inn Is a pUce of refresh ment and vaudeville combined Paris has htr Chateau le 1 Morte and he Fall Festival House of Death li a miniature of one of the most famous cafes In the vfprld The service will bf on cotfini mid under the class at the head of each black casket Vflll blink the red eyes of a grinning skull The chairs will be ma of whitened bones These shows are merely Incidental to great Industrial features and a Govern inent Exhibit worth talking about At Music Hall The Blue Moon staged by the Shuberts through the courtesy of the Heuck Opera House Company of Cincinnati lessees of the Lyric Theater will be given Its first American present tatlon This II the musical spectacle that enthused London for over a year It cost 175000 to place The Blue Moon In American atmosphere James T Power Is the leading comedian of the star cast and 250 people lake part Fighting the Flamedthe show which has made such tremendous hits st Luna Iark Coney Gland and at the White City In Chicago will be put on back of the Eipojltltm Building the scene of Marco Polos success Claude Hagen who originated the spectacle of fire fighting Is in charge of the Cincin nail construction The Fall Festival is Cincinnatis greatest amusement and Industrial of fering to the country and preparation ate now under way to entertain hun dreds of thousands of visitors from Au gust 28 to September 22 Special round trip rates to Cincinnati have been madeI I by all the railroads an official ruling that stamps the Importance of the Fall Festival as II National event lOST nnuMIIII2 When your joints ache and you suffer from Ilheumatlim OIVJUHCI I Kallanls Snow Ilntmrnt and get In stant relief A positive cure for llheu matlira Burns Cuts Contracted Mus cles Sore Chest etc Mr I T Hour a a prominent merchant at Willow Iolnt Texas says that he finds IolntI I Snow Liniment the best all round Ilnl ment he ever iiifd Sold by all druggists GOOD WORK hums Dnlly In tlIt1u ahlRIlY CitI yn Tell of It Nearly every reader has heard of Doana Kidney Tills Their good w rkln Iaducah silll continues and our citizens are constantly adding endorsement by public testimony No better proof of merit can bo had than the experience of friends and neigh burs Read this case Mrs Ocorgo Remain of 720 Ten nessee street says For three years my back was lame and ached severe ly particularly under the shoulder blades despite tho use of medicine I tried Doans Kidney Pills getting them at Alvey Lists drug store They are easy to take they cure you without causing any annoyance and If I can judge from my present con dition when they cure you stay cur ed For sale by all dealers Price CO cents FosterMllburn Co Buffalo I New York sole agents for the United StatesRemember Remember the natno Doans and take no other La 1 ate T August 18 19 20 21 PA ltVS2CAIRO I I ONE FOURTh oiIT s i r ON ODD TROUSERS f Buy a Pair and Maker I an Old Suit New THIS sale is probably awaited with more interest than any of our moneysaving cut price sales with the exception of the suit sale as the economical dressers recog nize the opportunities it affords of making a new suit out of an old one by the addition ofa pair of odd trousers The trousers usually wear out long before the coat toa y suit seems worn and the addition Qfa new t pair renews the suit In this sale we have put all of per odd trousers and there are just any number of most excellent bargains in the lotthe fa mous Paragon trousers being among them 10 Mens Trousers now 3 oo Mens Trousers now t 7 50 Mens Trousers now 0 oo Mens Trousers now S750 600 5634i50 If you have a blue or black serge n j i 1 light pair of trousers arc just the thing totr j I t tone up the suit tit I DfeHSTfaaqCo Co I IS 00 Mens Trousers I nOw1 8400 Mens Trousers 1uow 1 300 Mens Trousers now nowo h oo Mens Trousets how S375 300 225 150i i I spy f DAeNSwnrjjj I 00Y5408913HROADX 4 CC I A POSITIVE FACT AND WHY I IN any gathering of fair Paducahfl fl women dainty misses or well 4 bred children will be found a goodly 1 repiestntitlon of Rocks Shoes We have secured the foremost and S most representative shoe lines In the sj country and we r re showing yon newJ goods We ale keeping sizes to fit any foot We are receiving daily our fellt shoes sad 01 fords and want you to 1 r call and let us show 3OU our stock We have the belt school shoes for boys cud girls lu tbe country aud e will be ready In shoe the cblldren for school days that ale last apo pruiculogWe We can almndantlr show the why w and wherefore of these ariertfons fj Will you call remembering If theyrt Hocks theyre right If theyre right tbeTe Rocks 7 J4 Iy s 3ElaoaowAY IAOfJCAHft PhonesOld 14860 New 586 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SUN i 1N

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I PAff THftn mJ IAJJUOSHS EYENTNGF Kfufr WKDXBSDAY AUGUST its H The Best Investment You Ever Made Would Be In lyTWO SHARES TWO SHARES 200 TWO Of StocK Inv TheQibsoriWelLsCo a The Mock is Sure to pay from 8 to 12 per cent dividends in addition to which with every two shares you get absolutely free A DEED TO A LOT i In the Magnificent Grove overlooking the Wells ANALYSIS f t Soblum Nunl17aa Calcium CaOx115 Magnesium MgO 14330 Inn ftO 3962 Aluminum Aboj 1 S1l r t Sulpbrlc Acid Soj 81135 Chloride Chi I 465 Silicic Acid Slol 10916 Mangaoeflt w Trace Cobalt Trace Orxanlc Matter 4Snl1I Quantity 1ROIItlllVCOUHINItD AS KOLIOWS Malnnlum Sulphate 4273 Calcium C212 Sodium 2389 Iron 830 i Aluminum 5 14 l Sodium blonde 241 1 SI1Icsr 1091 Specific Gratl o I coq Water Slightly Acid W II IIOLUNSIIKAD WIIIIOLLINSIIRAVaudelblt Vandeiblt University GIBSON WELLS 5 I I WaterTbe The finest water In the United Slatta for all troubles of the stomach bowels liver kidneys and for general deUlltr besides being an ahiolule antidote for I The Wtllsare are almost hidden away In beautiful grove batweeii two ridges shaded with rUKnlfice t oik walnut and hickory trees amidst mos healthful surroundings and ins region free from mosquitoes IlUrrOU1I11a1t1 1 There is But One Opportunity To make a profitable Investment ol this character and at the same time secure a lot for a SUMMER HOME or CAMPING absolutely free because there is but one Glbion Wells property Situated as It is In Gibson county 83 miles east of Memphis easily accessible by railroad from any section of Tennes see Mississippi Arkansas and parts of Kentucky and Missouri An attendance taxing Its capacity is assured THE STOCK may be purchased in any num ber of shares at par f 100 per share and paid for cash or in easy installments 10 Cash and 10 Per Month Per Share Without Interest PEOPLES REALTY CO Fiscal Agents The Gibson Wells Company Memphis Tennessee Telephones I Mr Curt Pnlmcir Mouse who will cull on you and give full particular u n ilTHE I OLD RELIABLE ST BERNARD COAL I t NONE SUPERIOR REDUCED IN PRICE THIS MONTH St Bernard Lump Coal 12c Bushel IItf I St Bernard Nut Coal r llc Bushel a 5 S Anthracite Best Grade delivered from car 900 a Ton THERE IS NO KENTUCKY COAL LIKE ST BERNARD u L Place Your Orders Now IST I BERNARD COAL CO JOE T BISHOP Manager Both Phones 75 5 5 f l TWO CENT FARE S is COSTIXO riTTsnuiio HUN MtCnS OK THOUSANDS 1 1nMcni Ohio IVilo Can Uo to Clvvrlnnil Hiiiiper Than lo Adjoining Klnte f Tho rittiburg Dispatch says tho now law fling cents nt the faro for paiscnKor traffic in Ohio la I tak Ing trado away from IltUburg to Cleveland and other Ohio points II luitratlng tho way the law works tho Dispatch says Hundred of thous ands of dollars In trade have been S S lost to Ilttsburg merchants and bus Incas men In the put few months dailya 41IIncl tho railroads entering tho city from Ohio territory aro exacting trt e buto of thousands dally from travel ers tlnco tho now Ohio 2ccnt rail road faro law has been placed In op eration Instead of lessoning rates and bringing more business Into tho city as many have construed the ef feet of the law would be It Is re sulting In exactly the opposite and Is confining trade to Ohio cities and acting as a discrimination ngalnst 55 5 PlttaburK and Pennsylvania The Merchants and Manufacturers asto elation has been quietly at work In vestigating tho subject for the past month or moro and has unearthed tf Information that Irtad loathe ballet that PHthnrx la losing enormously I 4v through the conflict In rates In tho two alatee 4 M malarial troubles of all birds Imalrlal I I The Gro undsare are to be beautified en a most liberal scale under the direction of a laudicapc artist and engineer of ailloaal reputation The Improve mints embrace a isoroom modern hotel having all conveniences Deautlfu pavilioni i I rustic summer houses crows nests etc etc sntritisi MOTIIKU hll J rinmlrp Uerlplvnt of Illtllidny Honor Thero was quite It pleasant affair at the residence of Mrs M 1 J Plum IM near Harvey Manhall county last Sunday Mr Plumleo le 1 tho mother of our follow townsman J X Crutchfled and Mrs ncttlo Jones of liOl Washington street Paducah Ky Thooccaslon was the 77th birth day of Mrs Ilumko and tho children had decided to celebrate by spreading dinner for Mr Piumlco and hoc agol brothers Nelson Vasham and Isaac Washam and sister Mm Pair lee Vnllor and their famlloa and friends Thero wore present about 75 persons and nil enjoyed them reives very much Mayfleld Messen ser I IilTTIK IADCCAII I I ttlMi Mukf a lilt n Puck In Butterfly Ciirrilvul I I Tho Butterfly rarnlval given at the court house last night was a brilliant success long before tho time ap pointed for tho beginning of this beautiful fairy extravaganza the court house was comfortably filled with spectators Miss Pearl Riley of Padtieah who played he part or Puck was very bewitching and her part was ren I dered with admirable grace May Void Messenger I Messenger9ho llio Trans Wonder Cures all kidney bladder and thee I matte troubles told by J H Oehll 1 I schlargor C01 Broad way Dr K W Hall one IBM Olive tfMt 81 illrA I ASKS 91010 Ion SAP IX CUl lUlnoU Politician Who Ijisrti Station Sues Iii1lmmi Company East St Louts III Aug toDe cause ho failed to reach Okawvlllc In time to make his speech July I S W Baxter a prominent Hepublican of this eltj prlvato tocretary to Su premo Judge A K Vickers has sued the Pullman Car company for 1 HIO the amount ho think his speech world hare been worth to him On the trip to OkawvUle Dater fell asleep and tho Pullman conductor and por ter failed to awaken him Ho gut oft at tho next station and had to walk hair way bark to Okawvllle the re mainder of the five miles being made In an ox wagon that ho hired from a farmer The wagon drew up at tho pIcnIc Just M tho people were raving and Baxter was unablo to deliver his speech KICRKD uv MUM Prominent Ciillinvjiy County Mini In Serious toiidlllon Kicked In the head by a mule which ho was examining with a view of purchasing J W Hubb a prom aunt citizen of Murray was rendered unconscious and seriously hurt at Cherry Galloway county yesterday His skull wan crushed In just above hU eyes and Dr William Mason who attended him removed several pieces nt bone air Hubb recovered from the shock and seems to hI resting well although he Is not out of danger dangerDont Dont get into the way of think lug Oh thII III so small and unim portant that It make no lirrbrbnc 0 how I do It Amusement Features alleys fine music during the entire season a nAtatorium of liberal dimensions where one can swim In any depth take shower needle hat and vapor baths A frat cls livery Ican I The Lots an effort to secure the most beautiful results The walks and drives will curve In dif ferent direction The lots will be made equally attractive or aa nearly as Is possible Those at a distance from the Wells will be made especially attractive by special effort 111I I I beautify that part of the grounds AUGUST WEATHER ItlCCOItl Ion TIIIItTVSIX YBAKS Mil HV YEAR INTO Itiiirjr rnTlMlliilhui Dliilnjs Iht Two WtkM of Thli Month llrlng It Well Up The greatest amount of rainfall on record here for the entire month of August during the last 3C years U 705 Inches Thin oirurrcd In August 1879 Tho eart amount was 011 or an Invh In 1881 The greatest 2hour rainfall In August was 310 Inches In 1S79 The average rain fan Of tho month for 30 years past Is 2C5 Inches I so that during tho first haf of tho present month the average for tho whole month has been nearly doubled doubled5rialn has fallen nearly every day for over a week A remarkable record hat been made by the wenbpr this month In the mat ter of precipitation CAIT JOSKPII rrascii Scrloittlr 111 or Onignttlon at Ilk Home Capt Joseph Flatch t veteran en gineer and one of tho best known river men in Paducah is terlou t i of congestion at his home 337 North Fourth street He has been contln id to bill bed for several days ant 18 I re ported po better today eabtcrtoe b These MM y will all be In the grove which II to be laid out wader the direction of the IIlaochcape I landscape architect and engineer following the natural lsy l of the land in L1r Wt f Engagement Extraordinary

THE BEGGAR PRINCEI OPERA COMPANY WALLAE PARK CASINO WEEK OF AUG 13 Change of Bill Nightly PRICES 10 AND 20 CENTS 1 FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED are essential and will consist ofa golf course dancing pa vilion tennis court croquet grounds Run range bowling I II LIKE BREEZES ilCaD be enjoyed In safe delimit i 1oar Ute STEEL STKAftUHIT snuuUIIMANITOU1 I FOR COMFORT REST AND PLEASURE k It offers an unequallod opportunity ffJ rTPIret Clan OnlyPasienger Service EXclusively F t UixKra otnrlrtrh4 ecmtorll oloctrla lllhtllutM nlMut 1 bol mltrtijor 1 V sop tr 1 Cb tr I rhr H rda d LItw LW o Ir r ftn14 nfM 1tI It 104 all4 U a4 otiDFfWor t Al ato s r whead Trl tor INoi r nodJrs 1 Ma far Tmii BouUnU ad lran Uoo JJr fc IM BEROUHEIM 6 P a Misuse Itismihi CI Cllep S r

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PAGE jpoln mil PXDtrOSH BVENINW nWED iiE8DAZ AUGUST 15 1 u vtlt JJalmcah bane AFTERNOON AND WEEKLY BY THE SUN PUIUSHINGCO INCOHPONATtD INCOHPONATtDF resided trill J PAXTON General Manner SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ealorcdal the poatofflceal Paducah JCfoo ai second class matter THE DAILY SUN Bj carrier per week a10 By mall per month la advance 0 Uj mall per lear In advance UO THE WEEKLY SUN per lear bj mall pottage paldIOO Address THE SUN Paducah Ky omen Hi South Third TsLirnoxis IM Payne A Young Chicago and New York rep reeeclatlrea teeelsttvaTHE THE SUN ean be found at the following place R D Clement 8 00 Van Culln Bros Palmer house John Wllheln WEDNESDAY AUGUST trio CIRCULATION STATEMENT July 23967 July173965 t JuI133951 July 183964 July 43953 Jul193155 July 6x3961 July 203968 July 64019 July 213961 July 73936 July 233944 July 93936 July 3439CO July 10 3923 July 26397 July1L3969 July264017 July 123999 July 278386 July133964 July2839C1 July143968 July 305987 July 16U3157 July 313942 r Total 10743 Average July 1906 4133 nerage July 1905 3710 Increase I r 422 Personally appeared before me this August 1 1906 E J Paxton general manager of The Sun who af firms that the above statement of the circulation of Tho SUn tor the month of July 1906 Is truo to the best of his knowledge and belief PETER PURYEAR Notary Public My commission expires January 22 1908 Dally Thought Education Is capital Invested for the future OUIl 7ti TICS How many people appreciate l thi significance of the survey being made by government engineers of the Ohio Tlvert How many roallzq th farreaching results or duo move meat which has Its local Interest In the proposed nino foot stage In thu Ohio river Far toUhewesf where the wheat bolt and the mineral producing re glons are tapped by the upper tribu taries of the Mississippi above Pills burg whore a worths supply of coal Is stored by nature down among thIs bayous of Mississippi and Louisiana where the cotton and tho cane aro growing the producers aro simply awaiting that tlmo when by proper I government dredging continuous s communication by water1 will afford them chea facilities for the Inter change of their productse r More than this a canal from the Great Lakes to the Mississippi river and eastward to the Hudson river giving an outlet from the Inland waterways terways to the ocean by two routes aro proposed What further develop ments of greatcirnal highways may be seen In the futurE oniy the sue cess of plans noV afoot can measure Already wo are beginning to see t I what tho Pan lIa canal will mean Iii connection without waterways sys tem giving us all water transporta tlon from tho heart of the wealth producing Inland states to tho Orient and to Europe Never again will the oldtimer s eq the halcyon days of the river traffic when the gay palaces ot pleasure and sin raced to New Or leans for tbVstcamboat Is too slow for this generation but jn the freight findl l themselves beneficIarIes ot a trade undreamed ot by the older rlvermw Here too we find the notation of the transportation rates With the river trade strengthened by acertainty of an allthe year around stage and am plified by a system of connecting ca nals tho railroads will be forced to meet the river rate where the two systems of transportation come Inti direct competition add the Inter state commerce laws will compel the extenslonof the same rates to other points 0 d Questions pf utllty play some it part In the construction of sidewalk and whllo we may uphold a board oc casionally lns disregarding the 111 prompted requests of abutting prop erty ownersYtho petition of the Prop erty owners along the downtown streets should be heeded when they ask for full width sidewalks Farther out the sixfoot sidewalk with the grass plot next to the curb Is per fectly proper and the most desirable because of Its beauty but along Ken tucky avenue and Jefferson street and the cross streets over which thero Is constant travel the sixfoot sidewalks aro scarcely wide enough in accommodate pedestrians Every circus day and every other day when i there are special attractions on the street Jefferson street and Kentucky avenue and the cross streets are fill J Allsf f k 1 ars rrw The Artiiti I maintain sir that I ought to paint nature ai I tee It The Crltlot Thats all right Only I hope youll never tee It at you punt It ed with people At least as tar west as Seventh street and In anticipation of the growth of Paducah better still to Ninth street the pavements should be laid from the curbing to the property line thus affording am ple space for pedestrians on all occa sions without tramping the sod into mud West Broadway sidewalks now are too narrow for the Saturday night crowd and the authorities should lake warning from this conJl tlon lionPaducah o Paducah people who read the account of an encounter at the city wale Monday night In outoftown paper or even swallowed sill that was pub lished at honK without discrimination haye an object lesson which they nia well remember when about to criti cize their neighbors for evincing a mob spirit That tnclpcnt trios was born In the Imagination of some space writers and cophungry reporters and would be harmless1 but for two things Tho Impression got out that a race war was about to break forth In Paducab when the Mayfield mob came to town This latest canard will strengthen that opinion abroad Again It Is by Jnst such sensational article that race spirit Is Inflamed and a I mere Incident In which one IndIVIdual Is at fault is 1 made the basis for a movement that may bring Buffo Thg to hundreds who are Innocent Tile free press Is only an unmixed blessing when conscientiously used p President Gompera or the Federa tion of Labor protests that Chairman Clients of tho canal commission II I wrong In his construction of the Chi nese exclusion taw and Insists that tho latter Is violating the law by em ploying Chinese coolies to work In the ditch That Is A constitutional QUes tion which can bo decided only In the coons and In the meantime tho Pana ma canal can be dug by the oriental without taking a bite of bread out of the mouth of a single American cltl zen Does Mr Compere pretend that any union laborers desire to work 00 the Panama canalT o Senator Ben TOman In a Chaiitau qua lecture declared he Is beginning to believe In the suffrage of women This statement Is of Interest to pay chologists If true It has long been the general opinion that the com mencement of a mental process by Senator Tlllman and Ms concliislsn that anyone differing with his halt born Idea Is a liar and a scoundrel are always to nearly simultaneous as to preclude analysis o The reception to William Jennings Bryan In Cincinnati will be held on the baseball ground We trust the crowd In the grand stand will not mis take him for the umpire eonl another You are entitled to another guess og to whcthe 6ilo Jamaj will bo a candidate for governor govnoro o Ollle James visited Paducah yes terday and Interviewed the reporters o MOIRE TlMIJ TO EAT Sot More Time to llntlin In AViuitol Py Men Chicago Aug 15ot more limo to bathe but more time to eat fet fttllqulck lunches Is I what the Inhab itants ot Chicago need according to the declaration of Secretary Edward U Prllchard of the city health de partment yesterday Secretary Prltcbards argument Is apropos of the agitation to keep the public baths open during the evening hoqrs for the benefit of the unwaifced Ho de cares that not even an cvehfnr bath can make a happy home where the head of the family Is addletcilto the qrJck lunch habit f The health department official cites hit own experience as evidence Once ho patronized one of the places where long rows of mon parched on wooden disks hook their toes around the Iron support and voraciously abrorb entice and rolls Inoculated with tho get fullquick microbe Secretary Prltch ard says he went homo that night and scolded his wife The next day he took a pledge Clint Glbbs a wellknown machin lat of tho Illinois Central round house returned to work today after being mfor over four weeks For several days his condition was ex tremely serious YOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT Xrtry tote makei you ret txtMr laxPM keeps yo r whole istdes rlfht Bold on tat aaawr tack tli BcrtTTwktr Met Co its BUCKET SHOPS MIST GO In tho Edict of Attorney General of Kansas Topeka Kas August ti A cm fade against bucket shops Is to be Inaugurated by Attorney General Coleman under the state bucket shop law enacted seven years ago but which has never been enforced We shall try to drive the bucket shop out of the state said K S Jackson assistant attorney general They can bo closed under the nuisance clause of the statute and wo can find clause of the statute and wo can fine and imprison the owners of the buildings In which bucket ihops are allowed to operate WTOTIIB IIAGUK Oommlttco WnnN to Tutu the Ttrngo nOt lnl Rio de Janeiro Aug 15Tho sub comrit4eof tho International Amer Ian conference on Iho Drago doc trine today agreed on a resolution oven more general than one on the program It Is recommended that each American nation at Its discretion re quest the Hague tribunal to study the questions of for lbo collection of pub lic debts and pecuniary claims of al nature Falls Kitiin Tniln Hut IM Unhurt Springfield III August 45 Five year old Tony Flarrlnger today tell from tho window of a Baltimore and Ohio train near Philadelphia III go lug 45 miles an hqiir and not so much as a bad scratch was the tom suit of his fall He Is In no way out of condition to enjoy his visit at Pa na where he was going when the accident occurred Tony was with his parents and brother who were oti their way from Abblngton where they reside to Pana After tho cue tom of children ho was leaning out of the window and after being pull ed back several times by his mother took tho first opportunity to fall out Tho train was stopped and several men held tIe father from jumping out after his son Whpn the child was picked rup he was Jolly and absolutely solutely unhurt unhurtShut Snot Fro ni Ambush Marietta I T August 15 The killing of Dr Graham of Holder I I T who was shot dead about a month ago by Ben Steward was avenged this afternoon when un known persons fhot Steward from ambush killing him Instantly Col Steward brother of the dead man eluded the assasSIns by whipping bin horses Into a run Firemen In Session Omaha Neb August lp The annual convention of the Internatlon al Brotherhood of Stationary Fire men began a four days session here this morning Thl morning session was called to order by President Ti mothy Healey of Nqw York The sea solns of the convention will be ex ecutive throughout Appln finwcni Meet St Loul August 15 The fourth annual convention of the American Apple Growers association met here today with about 200 delegates pres ent Tho convention will be In ses sion two days bearing papers and discussing apple raising and market log and will elect now officers IjitliiAincrlran Cluh j San Jose Costa Rica August 15 An International association entitled the LatinAmerican club has been Ithe formed hero and will be extended through all the LatinAmcrlcnn countries Ageneral meeting will be held soon nit Over Tiixiitlon Madrid August 15 A riot oc curred at Clclana today over local taxation The mayor and an alder man wpre stoned anJ another alder than was slabbed Civil guards fired on the rioters wounding several per Sons Writer Ix ItoonercU Guest Oyster Bay August 1C Owen Wlnster the author Is tho house guest of President Roosevelt Wlns ter arrived on the evening train with Ropresentatlvee tangwnrtb who pent the day in New York Cuttle King Bend Junction City Kan August 15 0 B Keath one of the cattle kings In the early days of Kansas died at Us home here today aged d7 years FLETCHER CASE If PASSED ONE DAY Dr iPvndley8 Assailant Will he Presented Tomorrow Said to lien neon In Trouhle on Several Previous Occasion Uncle WM Hanged OTJUm IotacK COURT CISKH The trial of Gab J Fletcher color ed who Is charged with maliciously assaulting Dr J W Pcndley a prominent physician was continued In the police court today until Thurs day on account of absent witnesses Strict orders were Issued by Judge Edward Purycar to have the witness es on hand and the trial will likely be finished at tomorrows session Fletcher has been In trouble many times Ho 4s a nephew of Wash Fletcher a negro Hoodoo doctor who was legally hanged In Paducah several years ago for the murder ot his wife and motherinlaw Alexander McCluro a diminutive negro charged with disorderly con duct as a result of swinging on a moving freight train In tho Illinois Central railroad yards was turned over to tho Juvenile section of tho county court He gave his age at 13 which Is three years too ypung tot his case to receive attention In the police court Thomas Gardner was fined 10 and costs for n breach ot ordinance as a result of falling to clean an out house on his property on Third street between Harrison ana Madison streets The trial of Tom Carter a negro charged with breach ot peace wan continued until Thursday C E Miller was fined I and costa for firing a small cat rlllo In the city limits This Is a violation ot a city ordinance ordinanceTN TOO MUCH IUD TAPK lUtiulml In lliiiidlliiK lice Govern mends Commissaries Washington August IB An opinion of the attorneygeneral pas been asked by the war department ids to the application of section 5 of the sundry bill In the purchase and handling of applies known as sales stores for tho commissary depart ment of the army This section reo rfnlres a detailed report lo be made within 3d days after the end of the ft ral year The commissary depart ment transacts a business amount ing to nearly 3000000 a year The money to carry on tnu business It borrowed from tho regular annual appropriation and In returned to that fund from time to time It would ro qulro an elaborate set of bqoks and A great many clerks to keep an ac count of this business In such shape that a detailed statement could be piade of every transaction Tho sale of a tooth brush would require the same detail as a transaction Involv ing hundreds of thousands of dol lars MAD DOG KCAKK Started by Action of Fitly CAM Ins and Ended by Mullet IA I largo dog suddenly seized with I a fit gave rise to tho cry of mad dog on South Third street early to day and sent people scattering to places of safety It was the only liv ing object within sight of the cornet of Third and Tennessee streets until Patrolman James Brennan brought his magazine pocket gun Into action The patrolman was on tho scene and In full chase after the dog with In a few minutes after tho first alarm was given Although tho dog did not attempt to attack any one Its actions and appearance succeeded In starting a panic and the foamed flecked cur had both sides of the street to himself Patrolman Bron nan ran the dog Into the yard of a rcsldenco al 818 Third street One steel Jacketed bullet was sufficient to end the life of the dog and bring several dozen people from cover COAT IIUIINHD Lighted Pipe inIr Gridltys Pocket Starts Fire While riding with Earl Foreman In his automobile C E Grldley p lac ed his pipe In his lido coat pocket without taking care to clean out the bowl Tho breeze passing through the thin summer garment fanned the coals Into a blaze and before he ob served It Mr Grldlcys Coat was In flames Ono aide 61 It burned out be fore the fire was extinguished increase In Gold Output Washington August 15 Tho worlds flood of gold goes steadily on Silver has reached the highest price It has commanded In many years and Is Just now moving sharp ly higher The mint report on tho worlds gold production coming out soon win Indlcafb that something like 426000000 of the precious ba sic metal was produced last year The preceding year about 370000 000 was the output Next years rec ord will bring the half billion mark In sight In fact will pass It If big developments that are expected In Africa and Alaska come off I vIna t Ik Theatrical JVotes In spite of tho threatening weather another good houro greeted the opera company last night In Us second bill Olivette and the saute cordIal treatment was accorded tho perform ers that greeted their efforts the firs night Tho repertoire for the remainder of tho week is Wednesday GlrofleGlrofla Thursday Chimes of Normandy Friday Beggar Princes Saturday Olivette At TJie Kentucky Manager Roberts Is hurrying the Improvements on the Kentucky thea ter In preparation of tho opening Au gent 23 when Ills Highness the Hey wilt be presented The paper of the company Is I In and the agent III I expected today Tho whole theater U receiving at tention at the hands of the cleaners and painters Tho cntratjre will be newly painted and tho lobby In near ly finished Not only tho audience but the actors will ho pteancd when tae work is completed u the dressing looms are being painted and turn Ishod with now carpets Manager Roberts has booked the County Chairman George Ades host hit for October 2 WhMMML IN THE COURTS Iiijurtil III Nlrrcl For the return ota gashed fore head and a fractured thumb P N Gardner Jr senior member of the firm ofF N Gardner A company furniture dealers at 111 1C South Third street asks that he bo allowed I21CO damages Edward Bridges a Contractor of Wabash lad who m building many blocks of new strccU In Paducah Is named an the defend ant In a suit filed In Iho circuit court this afternoon by attorneys acting for Mr Gardner According to thi suit Mr Gardner while on his way homo tripped over a plank on Ken tacky avenue between Third and Fourth streets on the bight 6f June 9 190C Mr Gardner allege that he cut his head lad brose nls right thumb Ti Reform School Hattie Fralloy 16 years old int incorrigible according to her moth er Was prdored sent to the state re formatory for a period of three years by Judge It T Ifhtfoot In the county court thin afternoon To girls mother lives at the end or North Fourth street beyond Illver side hospital Patrolman Albert Son tor will take her to Lexington to night Marriage IJcrnwx Tho marrlago llcente clerk at the county court house has not spent the last few hours of her time In Idleness Lute license Issued to couples In rearch of UP ndlng happiness were I follows J J Legacy a barber 4 0 years old and Mrs Ida U I Iutnam I aged 15 well known people nt Pallll cahWalter Walter B Letters a painter of Tampa Flo and Miss MauJ It Wade of Paducah Mrs Letters who Is 1 ex treme pretty Is l but eighteen years old but tad Iho content of he fatherFrank Frank Dugan a well known tall road clerk Of Paducah and Mir Flora Riedel of Golcondi 111 wen another handsome young couple grant ixl a Ikenre They arc both twenty years old and had tho consent or their parents In tho court Items of Tho Sun yes torday mention was made of a suit for GOO filed by the City National bank against Max Nahm which should have been Max Kahn DEATHS Fi DAY J Flora May Amlmvs Flora May Andrew the pretty fit teenmonthsold girl of ilr and Mrs Frank Andrews of 1S6 Clements street Mechanlciburg died early to day of whooping cough Tho little sufferer had been III several days and the death was a great ahok to her parents Her rattier Is a well known barber ot Mcchanlcsburrr Tho funer al will bo at 9 oclock Tt ursdny morn ing at the homo with burial In Oak Grove cemetery cemeteryinfant Infant Dies The little daughter of Mr arid Mrs F C Bush aged two months living at 335 North Sxth street died Tues day night of Inflamatlon of the bowels after an IHnos of several days dura I tion The funeral was held at the I homo at 10 oclock this morning with burial In Oak Orcve cemetery Mr Bush is n foreman of construc tion for tho Bart Tennessee Too phone company Somo thief Monday night stole a fine rocker from the porch of G W Inmans residence CIS South Third rtrcct The chair wss left on the porch and the next morning no trace of It could be found UIIss Nellie Barry has returned from a VlsltaVMurray si

r OUT OF THE RACE IS JOHN HUGHES a 1 1 Will Not Run For Congress In t Eighth District t 1 AltcravlValting Ovrr Thirty Ywuia Hplnite Iteoiinm ThutI Wife uf Old Lover e i r f wN XKWS FltOH AIX OVKIl STATE 5 mot John W Hughes announced yester day In a tiiecch at Shelbyvllle that III health compelcdhlm to withdraw 1i from the race for the Democratic nom i ination for congress In the Eighth dis trict In this district It W j MIIIer i who was a candidate died and W J Price also a candidate withdrew hr came of Illhealth e It For OHwi1 Primary Molt Ayrc tecretary of tho Dom 1 ocratic state trrnary committee yes torday sent letters to all tho counts chairmen In the state directing them as to the conduct of the primary and tirglng that they feect good men Jo rent as election officers at as little s expense as possible WnnU In Gq to bylllnlII t IIJRllle confessed barn burning at Danville yesterday requested a Jury sitting In a lunacy Inquest to tend him to an asylum saying ho was insane 4 it times and feared he might kill hli familyI i V To WI I A HIT IO Yrarn Hopktnsvii Ky Aug 15 Mist Harriet Dietrich of this city will be married Tuesday night at Defiance t 0 to Gullford Seward a wealthy fitbrldela brldetobo Is sixtytwo years of age and the prospective bridegroom is l slxtyfiva Thlrtyflve scare ago the couple planned to marry but on sto count of parental objections Miss Diet rich broke the engagement Since that tlmo Mr Seward married twice Hit first wife lived only a few month and the second Mm 1 Seward twentyF years I b I t Mllltln 1111 iiinrd Itarbourvlllc Ky I August 15r The trial of Fitzgerald onoOf Mrs 41 41Droughtona nroughtpns slayers Is under way The courtroom Is packed and tho ml IItia fs having a hard time keeping crowds out who arc clamoring for 1 U 1 entrance entrancelot l f lot Ilrrkhutn Satlinrd Frankfort Ky August 15Ow tho eve of the opening of tho Demo cratic scnatoflal campaign by tier 1 Ilcckham the politicians hero scorn lo bo decidedly up In tho air tho governor himself being apparently the only one who Is I not worrying Thq governor his friend doclar s 1 rd Is satisfied with affairs as they are If a fair primary can bo enuredtt under tho rules adopted Although Judge McQuown thinks the plan con trary to tho laws of the state there aro others who hold that such Is not the case and In the last analysts the situation comes down to this that After all the slate executive COIIj j mittee list the power to review thei selpctlons of the county boards TIIUKATWXKI WITH JAIL If He iRre Not Ktplnln Home Insur 4 anre ctf a San Francisco August 15Chu t r Y 4 Hondry local representative of the London and Lancashire Fire Inoueu u ance company must answer all Ques tion propounded by tho grand Jury or go to Jail for contempt of court Such Is tho Judgment of Presiding Judge Graham before whom Hen dry appeared yesterday on a citation directing him to show cause why he should not divulge Ibo names of the companies In London and Lanca I shire whose policies are reinsured and whose embargo on tho London 1 and Lancashire has made It neces sary for the latter to make a horli rental cut on all policies upon pay 1 muntt I t s r Six Young Women PnllHcnrm Hartford Conn August 15 Anx admirer of women all his life and aA general social favorite In this city Michael Wyler a wealthy niachlue 7 maker who died last sat fiar d i S Jgnatcd In his will In regard to hisi funeral that six young women acs quaintances whose names ho men ti tl ned should act as pallbearer This morning when tho undertaker went to the house he found eight who were to act ai pall and flower td t bearers N f1 f1New Topeka Kan Ang lIiI M t York a professor of economy In Lo land Stanford University for severalb years Issued a call yesterday by jt which he hopes to organize a now i o lltlca party In this state to bo known of as the Kansas Oooperatlve club The party It Is Intended will not make a campaign until 1908 tho Intervening time being pent In getting tho organ ization perfected throughout the state George Danver a wellknown en gineer of the Illinois Central has re 4d lr turned from a rl lto eastern cities II where he visited friends and relay f lx l tines w tot tea ee ralwNyiy aly foC J r

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I WEDNESDAY AUGUST IS ttHE PADUOAH EltfENINtf SUNPAGE f fV t 4 7 I FOR TOMORROW At I I ly I 317 Broadway 4White Linen Suit 398 White Skirts 129 j 4Ladies Shirt 98c hW L w r I IILOC1 II I urns I For Dr Pendley ring 418 4G L Briinson Co bare move d their flower store to 629 Ilroadwajr Dr Qllbirt OstBOpalh 400J4 I Broadway Phone I96 I r Dr J V Vorl dentist 200 Fra1 k bufdiugp p i Tho fortieth aerie l of tho Mo I chunks IlulIdlnK and loon Alan Is I now open Thli It a aura ten per cent Investment where carrloJ I through to maturity and pays alx per cent on withdrawals Wo also have t money to lend Sea F II Flatter or I E O Iloono Old Reliable Carlervlllo 111 washed nut and egg coal li tbo cheapest Bradley Bros Ihono 339 1Ono 1 I load of our coal will make I you an Ravertler for us DrRdley JJroi Phono 339 WHlJr Reynolds oculist has re moved from Kiatornlty building to offices over Rile Cooka photo graphers South Sixth near Broadway The Sun office Is prepared to fur nish the very latest things In engraved I or printed calling cards and Invitations I q of any sort and Is making special 1 i prices now for a few days Dr V nytne physician Phones I MIJ72 omco Fraternity building 1t1I I Cltr subscribers to the Dally flan who wish tho delivery of their papers stopped mutt notify our col 1 lector ormako their requests direct I to The Sun office No Attention will be paid to filch order when given t a our carnal Bun Pub Co hlAdlc get one of those Phoebe j Pan Purses at R D Clements k com many the latest In purees and great convenience to tho wearer Ico cream supper and barbecue will bo given August tho 23rd at McKcndro1 Odd Fellow hall by the Odd Follows Speaking by notch fire torn nest music that ran be obtained Everybody Invited Our customers are our best ad vertisers Ask your neighbor Brad ley Dros Phone 339 s Wo guarantee to please you with Old Taylor Ky Lump coal Phono 339 Dradloy Bros When going away or looking for a friend or relative ring us up Remember our carriages are for white peoplo only Our service and carriage are tho best Prices reason able and uniformly tho same Doth i 4phones 768 Palmer Transfer Co Do not bo deceived Uradley 4 t 4Bros are hole agents rot Cartervllle ill wa h6d coat Phono 339 I The annual 1500 excursion to Qhl I ergo via f C R It will be run Tuesday August 21st A great many peoplo aro preparing to tako advant age of this special excursion which Is I the most popular run by tho Illlnol 1 Central railroad Whllo A loam hitched to a dirt wagon was drinking al the watering trough al Third and Clark treetlI I this noon ono of tho horses stepped For the Ills Attendant 9Upon Hot Weather and Fresh Vegetables Take 2 u l Castor Oil It removes poisonous painful ob V structions and leaves the bowels clean healthy and active The N t law brand oil realty tutee pool Is I I ray to take and doea not name ate Particularly good for chit dten ISC a Bottle Made by tho R W WALKER CO toe rorated 4rDRUOOIST8 FM M4 tmtnj harts 111 NIht Bell at She Door 317 Broadway Into tho trough and fell over the wngon tongue on lido of tho other one and It fell too Considerable dif ficulty was experienced In freeing tho nnlmaU from their tangle Before leaving on your summer 1acatlon dont fall to have The Sun changey d ss often as desired Be careful to live postofflce hotel or street ad tress WIUKLKSS MKSHUiKH Ciui Unslly He Kint Ill Hlgruil Ctrl While lot lug Washington Ans 5allstar torT results with wireless apparafus are reported Ip the chief signal pfilccr 4n Washington from Camp RoocvcJt at Mount Grctna Pa from distances IsI I made a wireless apparatus Is I brought t out and within five mlmitos or less metfSROs are exchanged with head quarters KltP are used from th e temporary stations and It has teen I demonntraled that direct communica lion can bo established WITH GUN COTTON National Cu li llRMcr 1llIlIt t I lyaylons Dayton 0 Aug 11arlr this morning a great quantity of gun cot ton exploded mysteriously In factory six of the National Cash Register s I plant completely wrecking It Xo one was Injured but people thought i It twasBn earthquake as buildings all over the city rocked u sjv itiHKH nirrriit C ndllUni HTIf Mini 1 llojtc Tlinu nt I Any IrcvPou l Thiir I The condition o1 Ixiuls M Rleke of the flim of C H Ittcko Sons wholesale dry goods dealers who has I been seriously III several weeks sit n his homo Seventh and Jefferson streets Is much Improved today and l his friend and family are faiore hope ful than linen ho was stricken Last night was by far the mort comfort able ho hat rpcnt since he has been in It was reported Tuesday that Mr Rleko had srlfcred a ronpsc and that tale condition was again critic I TODAYS MARKETS I WI1III Open Close Sept 7074 70 V4 Dec73x 73 M ton I btttSept Sept CHi 48 Dec I5 H oi oiSept Sept 3111 30 pee 32 32 IrkSept Sept 1700 170 Cotton CottonOct Oct 960 910 Dec 9G0 951 Jan 969 960 Stack I C 176 It 17G L N 17614BV4 1153 14BV41S9 U P 1S9 161 1S9t331 1tdg 1334 134 St 1 IV 188 188 ilo P 96 U 91Plt Penna 136H 137 Cop 1 OP161 H Smel 154 154 Lead 79 80 C F I 51ilt 6G un P 10631 106 U S Of 1131 41 Ixwat Markets Dressed Chickens 15c to 35o Eggs 14c a dozen Butter IBc lb Irish Potatoes Per bu 76c Sweet Potatoes Per bu UGO Country IIams lie lb Green Sausage lOc lb Sausage 12 c lb Country LardIOe lb Lettuce 5c bunch Tomatoes 5c quart Peaches 20c basket Beans lOc gallon Roasting EarIOe dozen Cantaloupes 5c to 20c Buttorbeani lOe quart IAUUCAH GRAIN MAHKKT Wheat 65c bu Corn 6 So bu Hay No1 17 No 2 06 New crop No 1IHi No Y11 People and Pleasant Events Parties sending In accounts of so 10del del entrrtalnmcnta will please sign them aa The Sun will not publish publiccommnnlauoas commnnlcaUoM sent la that are Mot 1 signed nnrhron Mrs C II Chamblln entertained 1 with a luncheon yesterday afternoon complimentary to Mrs Fwarn of 1 In dlananolls who Is visiting In the city I A delightful time was had by those present who were Mesdamea Clarcnca Chamblin Harry Johnron R Walker and Pwarn Fwarnlicasnut PartyMlsa Miss Mabel Berry entertained her friends last evening with an Informal I social at her homo on South Fourth i street Many entertaining amuse manta were provided by tho hostess i after which refreshments sore son ed This afternoon at Soclock at the residence of the Rev Father Jansen l on South Sixth street Miss Flora weror united Id marriage The bride Is a and the groom Is a vaued employe of the Illinois Central railroad The mar rlgo was a quiet one and only wit nOIsed by the relatives and a tow In timate friends Among those registered at Tho Palmer today arc Louis Williams I Nashville J H McLIn St Louis I J B Messenger Cairo III J M McPhltrldgo St Louis H H Pros back Memphis M A Adams West West1lherty prls F L Harper Topeka Kan 5W H Grady New York C H Bradley Murray J A Erwin Part Is I Tenn W E Harris Nashville J A Colby Fulton I James Ashcraft Popuar Bluff Mo Belvedere Joe Felscnthal Mem phis J F Fitzgerald Louisville J J Nichols Cairo III Charles Nich OIl Cairo III G Landam Kenosha WIs E T Nicholson Gallatln Tenn J A Jester St Louis J O Tilden Louisville Miss Nells Hatfield who has been theDf6sguest the guest of iMIsses I Jcorgo and Kate Wire at Mayfield went to Cascyvllia I this morning where rho will visit friends before returning to Paducah Mrs Thomas Corbett and Miss Ruby Corbett will spend a week with Mr Jacob Corbett at WIckllffe Capt James Owen has returned reluroei Mr F1 McGlathcry I has returned from a business trip In Tennessee Dr William Keys of Murray form only a druggist In Paducah was fn the city yesterday Mr Mark Keys of Murray palled through the city last evening on his I way to Los Angolei Cal where he will reside Mr and Mrs Thomas Hofilch of Cape GIrardoau Mo arc vlstlng Mrs Mrn Miss Eunice Robertson has gonn to Springfield Mo where she will visit relatives Miss Enter Cravens who has been visiting In Hopklnsvlile has returned Mini Mary njrns of Mayfield Is i the guest of Miss Norma Jenkins Mrs J S Harth and children havu returned from Sherman Tex They were accompanied by Miss Hamle I Gregory Mr and Mrs Harvey Mendonso and tons of Cotton Hill arrived today to visit their aunt Mrs Henry Bahr of i South Eighth street Miss Eva Smith of Mobile Ala I will arrive Saturday to be tho guest of Mlts Rose Wetkert advertlrlngI manager of tho Evening News at Jackson Miss is I the guest of his mother Mrs Mary Bailey 819 Broad way wayAttorney Will Lynn of itoantf wi In the city yesterday on route to Lou IsvnieMiss Miss Lena Hall of South Sixth street Is visiting relatives In Bandana this week airs D A Meachem of North Sixth Street Is l 111 of malarll fever The Rev W B Cave told Mr Ed ward Cave have jolurnr1 from Bat tie Creek Mich Miss Mattlo Brown Is In Smlthland today taking depositions In some Irw suitsLieut Lieut Wtlllam Reed will be In tho city tomorrow 10 accept the recruits obtained at this point Miss Mine Strong of Cairo will arrive tomorrow to visit airs Will KMd of West Broadway Mr Lai Threlkeld has returned I from a visit In Dawson Springs Ky Mr A H Waller of Henderson I wall In the city today on hrs way to Ogdena Landing Ho wag with his brother Inlaw Attorney D 11 Hughes J while in the city I Mr Richard Donovan left this morn Ing for a visit In Cerulean JJI Mrs Millie Davis Miss HaSlo IIIlerI I and Mr Frank Davis Vefttoday for a visit In Cerulean Ky Mr Charles Hills who accidentally shot himself Is better today and the t doctors think bo will completely ro Over Iran to Visit Australia Paris August 15 William J I Bryan confirms the report from Mel bourne that he Intends to tUlt Aus tralia He says ho will start Immedi ately after the November election sailing from San Francisco and mak ing a tour of New Zealand as well as Australia He will be gone ten weeks and will travel alone His Itinerary Is not yet definitely decided upon STOIIM IS INDIANA Buildings Are 1Vre ked fcml Cellars Ate Flooded Evanavllle Ind Aug IGThe most severe storm In man years vis ited southern Indiana yesterday after illyta I taamounted to mire than two Inches In buildingsnot notwere partlaly wrecked by the storm The cellar were flooded and Iho up per floors gave way throwing the oc cupants Into tho water None was In dlured being resoied by passersby Water stood In some of the streets to TreelI ywere blown down al overt le city IeTho property damage will be heavy cstleporls received from surrounding crpoints say the storm was general TUNNEL IS COMljfjUTKD T Clilcngu Now Has Syhtmi of Under ground Rullniwb sChicago Aug IiTho freght can of the Illinois Tunnel company will car was begun five years ago and which lots for the first time tomorrow An nounccment to this effect was mado by officials of the company today This movement will mark the practlca completion of the Illinois Tune J com panys system of underground freight railroads the construction of which was begun five years ago and wile has cost the owners about 30M0 000 This company now has forty five miles of tunnel LUNATIC WITIMIAZOIl CominllK MunltT and Suicide In Hhl Own Home I Aurora 111 lus iEmil Her ncr 35 years oIda mechanic of Ba lasts In a fit of Insanity this morn Ins attacked his wlfo with a razor and slashed Ernest Franzcn his wifes brother severing the jugular vein Then he turned the blade on himself The men are dead and the woman may die A boarder and his I daughter crcapcd Charged With FbrRery Detroit AUg 15A special from Lansing Mich says Harry J Cowlcy a broker of that city and a member of a prominent family there was arrest ed today on thp charge of Implication In the forgery of certificates of stock In the tnlon Pacific Railway com pany Mr Cowloy denies any tonne lion with or knowledge of the for gory and declares that what Union Pacific tock ho bas been possessed o f bo bough In good faith He will be taken lo Battle Creek for arraign moot tl5nlrr b clthd Phllilflphla Aug 15 Without formalwcercmohile9 the protected crui ser Sto Lows built at the yards of tho NeatleLevy Shipbuilding com pang lo this city wa today transferI I rod to the government The cruiser I was towed to tho League Island navy I yard and was receipted for by Admiral Craig commandant of the yard The I St Louis will not ba placed la eons mission until Inspected by a naval I board 1 LOUIS CLARKS I SPECIALS I 70cd I I 24 Ib bag Purity Flour for I1e 8 bars Swifts Pride Soap for J 1e 10i c 3 pkgs Swifts Wofhlng Powders 10c 3 boxes Search Light Matches for tOe J 7 IbsLump Starch for K5c 2 Ibi Orange Cookies for ttV A 33c Parlor Broom for iWc I 4 3 pkss Navlsco for 2c 2 Ibs Ginger Snaps for Ills lIb Wafer Crackers for lOc I 3 iikgj Toasted Corn Flakes for av 1 2 large cane Plneappte Chunk for ale 2 canr HojTil Seal Oats for JMc 3 cans Silver Cow Cream for Ilk I 3 pkgs Shredded Cocoanut for 13e C 4 cakes Sweet Chocolate for iWc 3 IDa Our 20c Coffee for 50c I Peck of large Irish Potatoes for SOc Peck of White Meal for 2 Oc 3 pkgs Hominy Grits for tlc Fancy Lemons per dozen ale A 33c Bottle Olives for 23c I NOTICE IM of new subscribers added by the East Tennessee Telephone O m wny Today J21434Pryor Yelser avenue 5043 Robert N V res Hln klevlllo road 5041 Stanley Mrs Ttobert res Hlnklevile road oMSKentuckr theater N Fifth 1119a Morris J 11 saloon 100 Droadwar721tpooo 721tpooo Wm res Husband read Like other commodities telephone service should be paid for according to Its worth and value Wo havo In the city over 3000 subscribers or five times as many II tho Independent company outside tho city and within the county we have 63 times as many subscribers as the Independent company Yet we will placo a telephone In your real dence At tho same rate the Independ ent company Is supposed to charge and provide In addition long dist ance facilities which will enable you to reach fifty million people from your home Call 300 for further Information EAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANY J i k RUNABOUT l liXMPS Ii Iif t k Y J j i t I 11l f Mav n f J The handiest tricki about the house It is Justt the I t h 109I t t lThey l k They will be sold at A HARTS this week for 15 cents The other fellow gets 25c i j j J I J 7 GEO 0 HART i SONS CO JiV XXKXXKltXXXXXKXXf1XXXXaUCK ITIPS I I WHEN YOU OUT HATES of fire insurance on your properties you will find them alike everywhere aa rates are alike but agents are not Writing fire and Cyclone Insurance exclu strait we aro better prepared to pro tect your Interests The companies campanlesl we represent are sound solid and sol rent Come and see us and get post ed Office No 103 South Second street Office phono No 940 red Residence phone No 680a He spaetfnlly Julius Friedman l1 I HBLA repairing and cover I ing neatly done 113 3 Third St CLEANING and pressing oeaiiiI I done James Duffer old phone 718r o JIBKT Two rooms Apply 1218 Clay street HEATING and stove wood Frank Kevin both ohones 437 FOR RENTOne side of store 428 Broadway Phones 1513 FOR SALE Thirteenroom house modern conveniences Old phone 464 FOIL RENT Stable 326 South IFOR FOR RENT Nlco furnished rooms 408 Washington FOR RENT Rooms with board 326 South Third FOR RENT Furnished house for winter Address L care Sun SUITS CLEANED ana pressed 76 cents Solemon the tailor 113 South Third street Phone 1016a FOR SALEBeauUful city lots on small monthly payments H C 1101 line Trueheart Bldg old phone 127 STENOGRAPHER position part or all the time Address W L care Sun WANTED Gins steady work age 14 to 16 years Apply Columbia Mfg Co MeehanlChufC LOSTElght weeks oid Collie pup Liberal reward for return to 11 Well ASoni ANTED To sell your properly II C Holllns No9 Trueheart Bldg Telephone 127 WANTED Voting men to board Bath and other conveniences 912 Jefferson a WANTED Mill tjmber and farm hands Good wages Frank Lum ber Co old phone 14581 FOR RENT FIn rooms over Kamlelteri grocery Apply to Henry Kamlelter HICKORY WOOD Phones Old 442 New 698 Delivered promptly B E Boll Sons FOR RENTIi room cottage with bath 1036 Madison street Apply to Dr P H Stewart FOR RENTA ijevenroom house No 421 North Seventh with all mod ern conveniences R Rowland No2 Truehcart Building REGISTERED Two bulls ono herford and one polanger I stand them at fltty cent each on Stephen Monarda farm W M Meyer FOR RENT Ten room houso mod era conveniences Best location and equipment In the city Apply to 319 North Sixth street Old phone 985 WANTED Four anfnrntsbed looms or 4 or 5 room house with mod ern conveniences at race if TOucan l please me tho price Is no object Ad dress B LOST Bobtalicd fox terrier pup black and white spotted answerS tp the name of TJge Liberal reward It left at stand No 1 market houte John Theobold I AM NOW Agent for Chase 4 Wymans nursery and handle all kinds of forest trees and shrubs Phone Frank Levin or address 91 H Brad Icy 1122 North Tenth street J E MORGAN blacksmith 409 S Third Old phone 457 Superior work guaranteed Exclusive agent for flora stone side wire tires the best rubber tires made CONTRACTOR W IKErMaaOLi ry and concrete work a specially 0 Office 126 South Fourth PhoM 490 Residence phone 1237 Prompt a t i tentlon on all estimates A MODERN HOME for sate Six 11 rooms bath furnace hardwopd doors uptodate In every partial tar Apply on premises at 416 Northt Fifth street IF YOU WANT A HOMK or a bar I gain In Wprtens addition on Six Iccnth street easy payments see tor t J828 ring 5 FOR RENT The store house corner ICth and Tennessee Ilreetsh Good dwelling up stairs Will make good grocery or drug stand Apply or write to Jakp Blederman Grocery Co LOST Llewellyn setter bird dog weighs about 85 pounds black spot on hips head and back bobtailed left l fore leg crooked Rewtrd for his je turn to Dr Hoarne Brpok Hill buyd Ie In i alb i j p WANTED Boys above 15 years of age to learn mule spinning at the r Cohankus Mfg Co Can earn from 6 J to 8 per week after learning Ap ply at thp office of the Cohan kIll Mfg Co 9th and Boyd Sis city j rsprings r r springs 111 will make a rate of 18 j and 10 per week for the balance of UtS the season The L C railroad will give reduced rates The Inert mud j baths In the land at The Ozark altoY rsa hot cold vapor spray and shower jjtoii baths dii y 11 I MRS HARK NESS Proprietress Rtl a PARLEY FISHER Veterinary Surgeons and Dentists Personal at tentlon to all diseases of horses and dogs A light cool airy Eanltar and scientifically equipped hospital whero every case Is assured careful attention Bring your sick horses or call us any time for consultation Office and hospital 429 South Third Old Phone 1345 now 351rcsldenc old 1816 1816Ills I Ills Working Clothes k I want to get a suit of working clothes said a man In a clothing store to the salesman who came for f wardStep Step this way sir politely roo f Bpondod the salesman and the pros v poctlvo customer went to the roar of ii I tho store where there were huge I piles of jeans and blouses and suits j I varying In price from U to 10 J IIThest I wont do the customer I declared I want a dress suit 1 I I thought you said you wanted working clothes ventured the sales man So I did the customer calmly responded Thats the kind of clothes I work In Im n tmmlrfatv lat the theatert a c

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ii MT l i i y o jlI wotftra tmW i D i1 l1Y Atavst itf i I POLITICS IN OHIO i IN StRAtf GE SHAPE tt i iieijuestion Meets Different Situa t tions in North and South y Sections 1 I I GOSSIP FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL Washington Aup 15Po1ttlcal lseacres In Washington haTe loris followed the motto Watch Ohio In the opinion of well posted observers the nuckojro state Is the most reliable political barometer In the country Actuated perhaps hjrtWg belief both parties are preparing to mass same of their heavy artillery In the state duo Ing the coming campaign Several of the Ohio political leaden have mad Nashi i it ton during the past fortnlghl to en list the services of cabinet officers and other prominent leaders for the au tumn campaigns lomo of them like Senator Dick stopping off for a puro I ly social call at Oyster Day Accord I Ing Ito one of these visitors who had been pending a few days here the I opl lon Is expressed that It Is 1m fnenscly difficult to predict the result of the approaching fight The trouble la he said that the quertlon attracting most attention Is neither the tariff nor the trusts but It I Is municipal ownership ordinarily I purely a local litue In the northern I part of the state Tom Johnson Is boom ing this Issue I In his fight with the I Cleveland street railways while In the j southern action municipal ownership has received a bad black eye through tho revelations In Cincinnati and more I recently In Hamilton In the latter city a report to tho itato auditor ret centlyshowed that the municipal gas t and electric light plants had been los ing money that they were Incompetent ly I manager that public officials have t been enjoying free current end that a generally unsatisfactory condition of i affairs prevailed So If municipal ownership It a good rallying cry In one part of the state It Is likely to be a dangerous ono In another That is why we want to get the big guns In action to talk on tho Insuet raised by The Ilodsfevelt administration If the f TrSseTit unsettled conditions prevail 11e shall all be at tea light up to clec tlon time q FlgMlng for Honor 1 Quite a heated controversy has N arisen over the Aectlon of the ship ai J to carry the president to Panama this J J faV Ilbe cbolce lying between the ij iJoulilana and the Connecticutand ipetltlons have been flied atOrrler Dar 1fa behalf of each ship The question yof thebulldldg of these two ships has entered Into the controversy the Ltiulttana having Seen constructed In R t a private yard anJ the Connecticut by the government The friends of each method are anxious that their vcsrel 1 bo chosen In addition to the support which southerns are giving to the Uouhlana and New Ehglandcrs to tno Connecticut In spite of1 the fact that I Ihe Attlngs of the latter ve zel are those of a fleet flagship particularly commodious It looks as It the Louls boa might win for It Is a question I whether the work on the Connecticut can be completed In tlmt Work on I theao slater iflilp wu b 1 8H nslmull taneously but tho government vras un t able to keep up with the Pate set by the private builders However If the Louisiana 1s chosen the alterations Jwhjch Wmade will leave notalng 1 To rbe desired In Uk war of accommj d tton Meattwhlle the president ani I Secretary Bonaparte from atom the I float decision will come are consider Ing tho matter I Tariff on klznrtls r There are only skirmishes going on 1r j at present It Is true between stand i jjpatters and revisionists but since vifraVi show which way the whd STlbwi nothing theoretically Is too email to bo overlooked At any rate the t country will be hlgWy edified to learn that no less a commodity than dried lizards can bow be Imported tree of duty a condition due to tho J reversal by tho courts of a ruling of i the ttcasury dbpartment In a suit brought by a Chinaman Another great monopoly l Is sttuck since the pros tl Jcted but the atandpatters undaun red by this Tevortal are In the words of Patrick Henry advising the revis ionists to make the most of It DHed lizards It is l tree would hatdy seem 1 1 loijb an lmporaht artlclo of com vnieroe but they arevused all China J men as a panacea for the IIU to which oriental l flesh Is heir They are av apparently wdlle the common and garden Amen rnSJllzard l Is said to be Jut as good the forelBnllvlng thlnaman etlll stillIi Ii clings to the traditions of h me and vowing that Chinese UM di reach the pot tnofiJ qulckl III l willing to pay ahextVa prlco for them Hence the casqln question for to meet the de matid for this native medicine ono flan In this country Imported a large consignment of these dried var mints Insisting that Inasmuch as they sere drugs Jhcy should come In duty free The hardheaded custom offldah however not finding dried lizards on any list dutiable or other I wise and refusing to admit that they wprtv drugs put them In the catchall claw of Inllmeratlltnrlelo tnllnn I 10 par cent ad valorem drip It wast to this ruling that the Importer kj ruu5tat I4f 1 of 1t L exception a stand In which they were i upheld by tho cowls But nvhetfltcr the result Is to bo looked upon as a victory for tarlv revisionists or an other manifestation of the yellow peril depends chiefly on ones poll tics A 3fy tIc Mandolin Music mandolins and mysticism la I the combination which the sleuths of the postal department have been up against of late Whllo the drat of these three may have tho power to soothe the ravage breast Its effi ciency falls entirely with tho post I omro people when frauds Involved and fraud wn Inv v1 In tho case Just brought to light by UncVj Sams detective a fraud by which a con cern In slow 011 Quaker town wan separating easy victims from theft money In a manner not allowed by tho postal regulations It seems thai the Philadelphia artists had adver tIed under the head of a n w Inven tion that for ten cents they would 1 send to anyone a mystic mandolin whose peculiar quality of myrtlclim I lay I In the fact that It was unnecessary to touch tho strings but Instead to look ot it ony to have the heart I strings touched more than by any mandolin In existence A mandolin that would play and make an Impres aloes on the heart without being touched was not to be turned down ahd various persons tiastimod to separate Ihcmselves from their money for the acquisition of ono But when tho deliveries began the victims dis UII I covered that their heart string anl their purse tool had Indeed been touched for tho mandolins were mado of pasteboard This was too much even for Philadelphia and tho postal officials Immediately got busy to ef fectually that mystic mandolins arc no more and hearts are cafe from be lag touched at ten cent par Thomas Hawkins against steamer Menlo Uauer Whereas a libel was fllcd In the diet I trict court of the Unlrd States for the western district of Kentucky at Paducah on the Sth day of August I 190C by Thomas Hawkins vs steamer Jlonlo Bauer her engines tackle ap parel furniture etc and owners a losing In substance that raid steamer was Indebted to Wm In the sum of three hundred and seven dollars for wages and that same has never been IIs I I paid and prays process against fold I steamer Monle Dauor and that tho same may be condemned and sold to pay said claim with cork and expenses Now therefore In pursuance to the monition under Ca of said court to me directed I do hereby give public notice to all persons claiming said 1r steamer Monte Bauer or In any way Interested therein that they lx and appear before the district court of the United States In tho city of Paducah Ky on or before the 3rd day of Sep tember 1906 at 10 oclock a m of that day then and tbeta to Inlorpof their claims and to make their allega lions In that behalf Olio W LONG U SM W K D By WADE BROWN Deputy Bagby Martin proctors for libel tint flip fortieth series of tho Me chanic Building nnil Loan Assn Is I now open This U a cure ten per rent InvcMinrnt where carried through to maturity and pays six per rent on withdrawal We also have 0r money lo lend See V M ll her or K O Boone BooneWo I Wo ship pianos and organs dl red from factory of our own makes and saves you commission D II Baldwin company 620 Broadway Care of the Nails Cannot possibly be Ice om pUshed unltfsa you have the proper manacare tools and use the approved brands of polish and powders We have recently received the most complete assortment mana cure requisites ever shown In Western Kentucky Would be pleased to have you In spect them as we feel confi dent you will Grid some arti cle In the assortment that lost need needBrills Brills Us Your Prescriptions McPfeersMs Drug Steri Broadifit rrLJ Chances to Spend v s Chaces to Save The first are always with yon The second are with you only while you ate earning good wages The chances to spend will be no account to you later In life If you do not use your chances to lave now Start an account at once with Jtoo and get 4 per cent interest u IEDGAR I W WHITTEMORE I Real Estate Agency FREE REAL ESTATE PRICE LIST Fraternity Building Both Phones 835 HOTEL MARLBOROUGH Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank 221 Broadway BROADWAY 36th and 31lh STREETS Herald Square New YorK UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Conspletetyrenorde4u rrtolnlhtd comrltly 1 ie ttrnot and molo Inctlrc LOBnY AND ROII SIM In New Yolk has bite newly opened art KrwrUI Initlictminlt toCOMMKRCMl MfN rltn tniplr Thug lugs anti well ilglitrd HAMIIH KIX1MH wlih or without blh ho Ijr Parse Irodt talic with fNtilor two imlroomB t and br irate bath suitable lor fftmilit or patties I travcllDK together tThe Old English Grill Room lunlnn It in Itineration Unique and original All UDOd molim Kra p xl of all Yatlcilni iprtlalt jr storer The German Rathskeller Ii Broadway trrattit tttracllon Pot special I foal t dlthrt and popular marie KtROriAN II 4N 400 rooms coo bath Pale for room pr and prr aa upward wl ti bah far UrWdioom and bath Jtcxj It ooandpoo Po do T jailor ivmbrilro m and bath Moo4co and Ilo 0 prr dar fioo extra wbtre 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AGto alvalI1 JUtS1F J1IVx m 1 wrmx ESYY UfIt5T Jf t e I A I The Maya er a s v 8Of A By VAUGHAN KESTER Ae Cbpyrlfht 1801 by Ilirprr t Brother i The mnn whod j got to go la your fa tberWby Wbyr asked Oakley Inking bps voice lie gue sed what woe coining droiill1I I from blw Ho bad to Ilk It We got nothing agalust you Mr tf04khy but we wout work lu the same i sliop with 11 convicted criminal That right tnutternl the chorus of men again bakley fare flushed scarlet Theu every stoup of color left It leloul of bare he ordered hotly eS Dont we get our nnswer demand ell Ilrauyuu itrauyuuWbIIP Wbllw the Interview was lu progreM McCllutock hat vuttml and now stood at till opK ltc end of the room nu at tvntlve listener Xu r cried Oakley hoarsely Ill put Wham I iilen o to work In the shop Ieare thi room nil of your The men retreated Iltorll bin fury their wit idurld iict rather dashed liy It One by one they lacked lnH pliihly out of the door llrmiyou being the Inst tli lease An be iUltttd the room he hesf Well give you uutll tomorrow to think It over Hut the old mats ot to go goMrCllntiHli promptly followed llran you and Ularvucr darted after liUu Ho was lu time to witness the uncork I lug tit the iiiuKlvr uiwli tics vials of irratb and to binr the hut vxchnnge of words which folluwiul You can count your tlayn with the Huckleberry uutnUrvil llranyou he said Tin hanged It Ill have jou un dar uie after thlsr Well KO iiUnit thnirlortltl L a llrauyou roughly Talks cheap Wbatn the old uiuu ever done to you you Infernal lonferV Shut up Milt and keei your shirt on Bald Stoken In what be Intended should be conciliatory tone We only want our rights Well hare Vtu tour said llranyon e hakliiK bin bead ominously We aint ddgoea or 1olarkn were American urchanles iind We know our rights Vouiv u sneak llranyon Whit be ever done to you You neednt lie id particular about the old mans rec I ord You know an much about the In t side of n prlnou aa be doea Youre a dart Nvvertbtlvo Me unlock spoke only the truth At Urauyoua last wortl be umasbed his 1 Hut Into the middle l of the carpenters lour adi tlm d 11lllr licledin thud No man cnlleU him n liar and got array with It lee EtisHil the closely attentive but crllltat Clarence What a soak nr Ilrauypu fell up against the aide of the building near which they were standing Otherwise hu would have gone his length Upon the ground ands the baud rushed lu between the two s men Stokes and Ueutlck dragged their friend away by main striiitftli The 4 affair had gone far enough They didnt want n right McCltnlock marched Into the owes crosses to the water cooler and fllleil himself n tumbler then he turned an unruffled front on Onkley 1 Rues wed better chuck those tel lows flre ein out bodily the Impudent cusses What do you say Mr Oak ley r But Dan was too demoralized 1 to con alder or wen reply to this He wu P ITirf ulan vhut gotju go U lour lather feellhg a burnmg sense of dbamo and t disgrace The whole town usual know his fathers history or some garbled s4r ton or It Wjirme xtlll Constance IJtnory uiUHt know The pride of bin rcHpectablllty was gone from him He fit that he had cheated the world of a plate to which be bail no right I Bud bow he was found out lIe could not face Kerr nor Ilolt nor McCllntock Hut this wan only temporary He couldnt Btad among bin ruins Men survive illncace and outlive shame Just as they OI the norrow unj suffering recrgulzed ulzed that since bis secret had h l eeu bSeuH CidhicoYelLt2 r ee r Aseue ot tree iI Y wr 11 dom iiud rTIIef came irben Ge realized i this The worst had happened and he could still go on How the men bad i learned about his father he could not understand but Instinct told him he I bad Ryder to thank Following up the rlew Kenyo bad given him be had carefully looked Into Roger Oakleys record a matter that simply Involved a little Correspondence He bad told Urnnyon and blokes only what be an fit and had pledged him bit to support the men In whatever notion they took He would drive OakI I Icy out of Aullocu That was one otI I i hi motive He wan also bout on cut llvntlng na great u inrusnre of person al popularity un he could It would be useful to Kenyou and ou udvnntageous to himself The iongremiiuau had large ambitions It be brought bin campaign to u successful Issue It would make him a power In the state Count lug nu this victory Ryder hail mapped out Ills own career Kenyan had force fluid courage but bis judgment and tact were only of a sort Ryder aspired to supply the necessary brains for his blsI payI I ICenyou knew nothing of these benev olent Intentions on the tart of bill friend He could Hot possibly have be I haves that lie required anything but votes I votesOakley turned to Clarence Hun Into the carpenter shop and nee It you can Unit my father If be laI I there auk him to come here to me at once Tbu lay WM absent only n few mo menta Itoger Oakley bad taken ort I his work clothe and bad gone uptown before the men left the shop He bad 1 I not returned Pan closed l hiss desk and put on hla hat 1 am going to the hotel be said to Kerr If anybody wants to see me I you can tell them Ill be back this aft emboss Very well Jlr Oakley The treas i urer was wondering what would be his superior action Would ho rcalgn and leave Antioch or would be try and I i Hick It ouU Dan hurried uptown to the hotel He found hits father In his roonvncat nl 1 before an open window In his shirt I sleeves iilul with his Bible In his lap He glanced up from the book ni bin ion pushed open the door I Well Dannie he said and his tone s were mild rnotlllatlTf awl In i I quiring I waa looting for you father They i i toM me youd come uptonI I So I did Aa noon aa I heard there i tray going to 110 trouble over lilY work 1 He lu the kbops I left Did they say anything to your 1 Not a word Oli II nil but I knew what was coming and decided to quit I work workYou You shouldnt have done It daddy I aid Dan seating himself ou the edge i I I t It the bed near the old luau I cant i i ct them say who shall work In the i i let I and who not The whole bust lua was trumiicd uji out of revenge for the ut They want to get even Altb me for that you nee it I back lown mid yield this point there 1 U no jelling what theyll ask ucztproba sly that the wage bo restored to the rid figure lie upoko quite cheerfully for bo Bnl his father ww cruelly hurt It was all a mistake Danny my roniluc to ycu I mean Itoger Oakley I laid shutting the book reverently and dying It to one side The world a small place after all and we should 11111111 kuovu wo couldnt keep our ae ret Ita right 1 should bear lilY own truss but UM not your sin and now It presses hardest ou you Im sorry Dannie And bla voice shook with the emotion he was striving manfully I to No hide no father To have you here I iaa iKen a creut happiness to me lists It Dannie Haa It reallyr wilts n Ilulck smile 10m glad you youIran Iran run say HO for its been n great happy Jess to me greater than I deserved 11118 he laid a big band caressingly on ala sons We must go ahead daddy aa It lothlug had happened If wit let this rouragc curt us well end by losing all our j I Its been a knockout blow for me j I Dannie with a wistful sadness and I Ive got to go away Ita best for you uiIntl I i i Ind youve gone another You cant cantIteoucllu I reconcile opppsltea Ive been thinking tt this u good deal Youre young and I j tot your life ahead of you and youll i lo bl before done and I I big thlurjs youre j I i people will forget I cant drug uI lawn just because I happen to be your father and love you Why Im ofll 1 j i llffereut class even but I cant go on Im just aa I am and I cant change nyaclf i nyselfWhy Why bless your heart daddy cried Dan 1 wouldnt have you changed IToitro talking nonsense I wont let rots RI away But the girl D inule the Jlrlthe actors daughter You sec 1 hear ii lot of gossip In the hop nud even It you hayeut told mo I know We may as well count that at an lad said Dan quietly Do you think of leaving here No If I began by running Id be running all the rest of my life I shall remain until Ive accumpllelied every thing Ive let out to do It It take ten rears j And what about Mis Emory Dun tie 7 If you are going to stay why is I isIhat j I lilare lay abe11 nnrrr It Ryder j j SI4 FACTS IN NATURE Hot Only Do We Oat Inspiration haws NAtur Sat Health a a VffU For people who are rundown and nerv ous who suffer froft Indigestion or djs uepila headache bllloiKiieas or torpid liver coated tongue with bitter taste III the morning and poor appetite It be comes necessary to turn to some tonic or strengthens which will assist Nature and help them to get on their feet and utthebodyintoitsproperconditlonIt iss becoming more and more apparent that Natures most valuable health giving agents art to be found In foreit plants and roots Nearly forty years ago Dr RV Pierce now consulting physician to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute at UuBalo NY discovered that by scientifically extracting and combining certain medici ash principles from native roots taken from our AmerIcan forests he could pro duce a medicine which was marvelously efficient In curing cases of blood disorder and liver and stomach trouble as well as many other chronic or lingering ail menu This concentrated extract of Natures vitality he named Golden Med ical Discovery It purifies the blood by putting the stomach and liver Into healthy condition thereby helping the digestion and atilmllatlon nf food which feeds the llocxl Thereby It cure weak stomach indigestion torpid liver or bil iousness and kindred derangement If you have coated tongue with bitter or bad taste In the morning frequent headaches feel weak easily tired stitches or pain In side back gives out easily and aces belching of gas constipation or irregular bowel feel flashes of beat al ternating with chilly sensations or kin dred symptoms they point to do ige ment of your stomach liver and kidneys which the Golden Medical Discovery will correct snore speedily and perma nently thin anyother known agent Col tains no alcohol or habitforming drugs All Its Ingre lent printed In plain Eng llth on wrapper The solo motive for substitution tls 1 to permit the dealer to make a little more profit He gains on lose Accept no sulr dilute for Golden Medical Discovery Constipation causes and aKgravatrs many serious diseases It Is thoroughly cured by Dr Plercn 1lcasant Pellets One a laxative two or three are cathartic Inylionshe wont many me But r thought you cared for her I do daddy Then why da you give up Youre u good l1li he la any day Im uot her kind thats all It baa lothlug to do with this It would have I teen the same anyhow Im not her llndItoger Roger Oakley turned this over slow y In his mind It was most dstonlsh bit He couldnt grasp It tDo you mean that she thinks she Is letter than you are be asked curl lualySomething Something of that sort I suppose Iryly I want you to com hack Into I lie shops father I cant do It Dannie Im sorry It IOU wish It but Its Impossible 11 rant to keep out of sight Back east then they pardoned me every one Dew and I didnt seem to mind but here its not the name I cant face It It may be cowardly tint I cant OiUITBIl XII 1 AKIBY bad told his father bo 0ATUEY to call nt the Uiu ory He wanted to nee Con stance once more Then It didnt much matter what hapi ened An be 11U11 l iiii the street hu was lOu lconli of an liiiptidcut curlo lty 111 the covert glauct tlie Idlers unJtLii corners shot nt him With linnlly aii exception they turned to gaze nter him en be strode by He realized that an unsavory distinction bad been thrust uM h TiTm He bad beiomo n marked Imnu lie net liU lips lu a grim smile Thin was what he would have to meet until the silly wonder of It wore off or n fresh sensation took Its place And there would be the men nt the vhops There Intercourse bad hitherto been rather pleasant and personal all be bud recognized certain resiKHisIbllltlea In the relation which hnd made him tie sire to be more than n mere taskmaster The thought of his theories caused him to mnlle ngalu ills bninanltarlaulsm hail received u jolt from which It would not recover III aunty n long day The hands already hated him u a tyrant nnd probably argued that Ids authority was Impaired by the event of the morning though bow they hair ed nt any such conclusion was beyond him but he hall felt 8miotlilhg of the kind In Itranyons manner When the opportunity came It would lie s satU faction to undeceive them ant he was not above winning this opportunity might come soon for his mood was bit ter and revengeful when bo recalled their Ignorant and needlessly brutal Insolence Early ns be was be found as be had anticipated when he started out that Hyder was nhenil of htm The editor wa lounging 011 the Emory porch with the family He bad dined with them At Dan approached be caught the sound of Constance voice There vena no other voice lu Antlocb which sound oil the name or possessed the same quality of refinement nud culture Ills heart heat with quickened pulsations and his pace slackened He paused for an Instant In the shadow ot the lilac btifthe that Mint off the well kept lawn from ttw street Then be forced him self to go on There was no gain In deferring his sentence Better have It over with Yet when he reached the gale he would gladly have paused It without entering had It not been that he never abandoned any project simply because It wa disagreeable He hindI done too many disagreeable thing not to have outlived this species of cow ar Uce Tr Oft Oantlnnetf Notice to Contractors Bids will be received at the offlce of the city engineer In the city of Paducah Kentucky up to 3 oclock August 25 1300 for the construe tlon of about seven 7 mllea of combined sanitary and storm water towers In the city of Paducah Ken lucky I tuckyPlans and specifications will be on file In the engineers offlce In the city of Paducah Kentucky after Au gust 15 190C A certified check of 1000 must accompany each anJ every bid The city reserves the right to re ject any and all bid D A YEISBR Mayor Paducah Ky august 4 1906 t r DOZEN ENGINES FITTED UP HERE I Will Haul the Heavy Freight Trains to East Ii lets Slioliilp niiMpiniiliU Division ut llllmiiH Central Kncctlve TKlay A I XO MOIIK IASSKS FOR WEST H t I A Joian brand d 118 w powerful en glnel of ttie 800 class recently re ceived bj the Illinois Central railroad tor ierylce between Paducah and Louis vllie havo been set up for running on their first trips today All of them are Uralclans and are the pride of the Paducah shop machinists as the eli glues were set up In splenJld order the last one being completed Tuesday evening The new pulers aro num ben 8CC to 877 Inclusive and will handle the mammoth freight trains between PaduMlf and the Cast Sclirdnlo Changed The Illinois Centralnew time table on the TennesMo division between Paducah and Memphis went Into ef feet today It dolt not affect the pas senger trains lii and put of Paducah on that or any other division The change was made In order to regulate traffic between Jackson Tean and Mo nds Ill on the old division of the road known as the main line The Lisps card Is l No 29 Full of Engines Tha Paducah h shops and round house of the Illinois Central resmb d a huge locomotive hotel with a full register today Counting the engines In the stops and round home there was a total of 84 at one tlmo this morning receiving attention by the small army of machinists boHermak ors copper workers npd carpenters Counting the tender of each engine gave a total of 104 pieces In the steel and Iron working departments of the ihops Everything was being done to an engine from tightening a screw or brightening brass to rebuilding a top on a good pair of trucks New tires were being fitted On by the dozens Sevens of the engines were receiving now boilers while the carpenter de partment was dotted with new cabs reiemWlng a city of dos houses Theo was not a vacant pft In the machine bop and several tracks were filled With engines of all sizes and ages awaiting a turn rnI I Besides the companys own there Were several dinky Swarfy looking engines from the coal and cross coun trj jdei that brancb buVffora the II llnoliiOntrals main lines I lfntr With reference to report circulate J la the eat to the effect that a con ceded movement with the Pennsyl vania In the lead for the purpose of testing the validity of the now rate law would bo Inaugurated when the courts teatime rlTortv after the law goes Into effect tho Pennsylvania man agement has rent out a denial go tar as that zysfim Is I concerned 1 Inssifi to HP Cnnrelwl Omaha Neb Aug 115Thl mid dte western railroads have ordered all passes canceled after August 28 and thousands of annuals supposed to bo good for the entire year will be called In on the day the new rate law goes Into effect Orders were IsrueJ toda br all the roads having headquarters i In Omaha Including the Harriman roads to limit the return portion or an trip passes to August 28 and to notify holders of annuals that they were not good after that date Hoon of half Hollilnys Bishop Warren of Denver was praising In Philadelphia the Saturday halt holiday Suddenly he laughed I remember lie said one hot day In New York vltltlng the office of a friend of mine a Wholesale coffee merchant I was weak and listless with the heat Every one on the street was pale and drooping and dispirited People felt generally that Instead of trying to work they Mould bo taking a nap In the draft of an electric fan But In my frtends office all was bustle hustle and enthusiasm On fire with zeal the clerks ran tUber and yon or bent over great ledgers with the absorption a young lady gives to a good novel I clapped my friend on the shoul der Jack said I It must be pleasant and profitable to have an office corps so full of energy and enthusiasm as this1 Well said Jack awkwardly Its not that exactly today Today you see Is a halt holiday and they are getting ready to go home All HIlIoI r Representative Adamson of Georgia while coming to Washington one day not long ago noticed a crowd around the depot at one of the stations on the Southern down n North Car hhna and poked his head out of the window and asked a negro Adam whats the matter here Jim Johnsons dead lab was the answer answerSomebody shoot him T No sab nobody done ncthln to t Inl I he jls died all to once unanl l1oUf R u 5 TO CHICAGO AND RETURN VIA THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD GRAND EXCURSION t Tuesday t August 21 TIckets good for going pamge on SPECIAL TRAIN Leave P Jncah 930 a m I MaxOH 1 95 i m II KeHr rtroto a m La Center i 1021 a in II Bedewsto3 a m ArrlveCblc go 8jo p m Returning tickets will be good on all Regular Tralnayl caving Chicago to and including Wednesday August 29th ex cept Fait Mal rain leaving Chicago 250 a m Under no circumstances will a longer limit lt given on the return portion 01 these Bicurilon Ticket Further particular of JTDONOVAN J Ticket Uea Illincit Central B R Piducih KJ W H BRILL Oil Pin igl St Louis A H Hmo S 6 HATCH Pus iratGctrI Gen rass All C lci li liars IH H SMITH SMITHrAEL NAGEL rAELDruggists Druggists Fourth and Broadway I EVANSVILLE IADUOAII AND CAIRO LINE Incorporated Kfanvllle and 1aducali Packet Dally Except Sunday Steamers Joe Fowler and John 8 Hopkins leave Paducah for Erana Tllle and pay landings at 11 a m Special excursion rate now In ef fed from Paducch to Evanivllle and return 1400 Elegant music on the boat Table unsurpassed BTKAMICTi DIJK FOWLER Leaves Paducah for Cairo and way landings at 8 a in sharp dally ex cept Sunday Special excuslon rates now In effect from Paducah to Cairo and return with or without meali and room Good music and table un surpassed For further Information apply to S A Fowler Genejral Pass Agent ot Given Fowler City Pass Agent at FowlerCrumbaugh ft Cos o lice Both phones No 33 ST LOUIS AND TENNESSEE 1UVKK IACKBT COMPANY FOR TKNNKBSIJli IUVI1 STEiMEK CLYDE Leave Paducah for Tennessee lives Every Wednesday at 4 P m AW WniQHT Master EUGENE ROBINSON Clerk This company II not responslbli for Invoice charges unless collected by the clerk of the boat ABIiH LWEIL i CO I t BLOCK Tvliphoaes QfSct j6j Residence rat I INSURANCEk SOUTHKltV ILVILWAY And QUEEN AM CRESCENT ROUTE DIr s t Line to CluUtnnoosn Atlanta Knoxvlllo and Florida Alto to Aaheyllle Henderson Drevard lake ToMway Hot Springs and many other resort In the Lan dot the Sky and beautiful Sapphire country of west rrn iNorth Caroiria offering a high nl tltude bracing climate picturesque mountain scenery y and splendid hotels Send two cent damp for Land of the Sky bookie and other handsomo 1y illustrated literature J F Logan Traveling Passenger Agent Luxlngtan Ky C II Humiorford District Passen ger Agent Louisville Ky S D Aden Assistant General Pas song r Agent St Louts Mo SPEND YOUR VACATION ON THE GREAT LAKES Traveling TIC D t C Et nntr means the enjoyment oi all the ad vantages which marine architecture ran provideepted l1 ii rnoJ com toil are prime cmlueritlon Through tickets t 101111 l point and baggage check t tt delinnttou D A C TIME TADLE MACKINAC DIVISION LyToldo Moddp cSilJt llr9J a A M Td rl Tniifldjyl 400 f M LnDttrmt MoKdijl 5Sr aqt 500 P M ftKtnttdtttk Fr li JOA M four Trip per week commencing June ijth Dirxl m UI M MxlloM lkJllk 1 al Un t for PbMk SluwaukM tbk v 4 OwrglM IL At 1 it M coot on mtd vtlk 1 55 4 A k II dso UM Ia coq u MirqiwtU iJalHUi UloMl ll ko4 polt Mb DCTROIT 4 CLEVELAND DIVISION L i l 0 tioll doiJ toss P M AnUcClmiluidtJlih 510AM t gI 150 Lt Clt l nddUy ISIS f M Al It DtnUI de4f 5 JO A IAI p r 1154 1 4 150514i 0114 OP I lac JoI u4Aufwl CAT LINE UOi tift Ikll bHwM CUTU 4 Pit Irwrd aka Sd a 1o cut slma to 1I1ootntod I Pen 1tIt AiHinl A A bClUNTl OP Kpl u4 P 111 l lr ill MhA DETROIT A CLEVELAND NAV CO For Quick Wall Papering Decorating Mouse Painting and Pic ture Framing you should phone 1S13 We do your work quick doif cheap do it good SANDERSON co Phone 1513 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l I COr r I J J r o rI I o p COLUMBIA DRY CELLS 5 300 Per Doz FRESH STOCK JUST IN I SE MITCHELL a 6a 2W S Third St New one r43 NEW STATE HOTEL D A B llfy Prop METROPOLIS ILL Newest and best hotel in the city Rates 200 Two large sample rooms Bath rooms Electric llgnts The only centrally located notel in the city CMsurcial fsirmit SsHciieJ DRAUGHONS f uJimJ6 1 i4ifgf4IR i1d Incorporated FiaBCillSIJJII lres MMd USIVIllE 2TColle eilo 16 si te POSITIONS gsir rated or money KKPUNUKU lio Inch BY MAIL Catalogue IflI eouelscayou Sisal nugfrouslIThLKBKMT Call Or eaator Henry lawmen Jr iieevod te1itl uM Ity Book Binding hank Work Lei and and library Work a specialty a

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Ck t r AfIBOIIT ffHB PADUCAH EVENING SUNiVEDNF3DAY tT lUST IK f f I IA I GREAT CUT PRICE SALE OF SLIPPERS AND OXFORD TIES On Womans Balcony On Mens Balcony I Bring This List With You Check the price you want to pay The stock numbers i represent the different styles we have to show you atI I each cut price I 1 I LIST OF CUT PRICESi I i 1 IwmlFxs I WHITE FORDS CANVAS OY Note the price reductions At COc now reduced from 8Bc Stock Nos 12011 and 4805

At 76c now reduced from 100 100I Ii I I At 100 now reduced from 1126 Stock No 3437 At 120 now reduced from 160 Stock Nos 4842 and 34C7 WOMENS ItLACK CANVAS HIS t KIN i At 75c now reduced from 1 sizes I 3to8 1 WOMENS OUERN IlKD ORAL t I IILUK CANVAS 1IIAJCIIKR OX I FOIU S At 120 now reduced from 150 sizes 2V4 to 7 I WOMENS TAN OXFORD Some prices reduced half and oth I ers nearly half At 7Sc now reduced from 160 At 125 now reduced from 200 At 150 now reduced from 300 a pair Stock Nos 957 968 969 961 and 9C3 WOMKN8 PAT TIP KI OXFORDS IJMJCHEHS KTC Prices all reduced Its a splendid opportunity to save money and espe cially on medium and large sizes such as C G 12 C C 12 7 7 12 and 8 At C5c now reduced from 85c In all sizes from 3 to e At 98c now reduced from 121i Stock Nos 25CO C029 921 4029 I Sizes 3 to 8 At 115 now reduced from iIiO I mostly medium and largo sizes G 12 C C 12 7 7 12 and 8 Stock Nos 4834 0033 4502 4050 540 920 922 and 4835 At 160 now reduced from 224 24I I I I Dig value most all sizes from 2 12 to 7 Stock Nos 4525 4527 44199 17 and 21 At 1U now reduced from 250 sizes 2 l2to 7 Stock Nos C97 953 4527 4537 and 4629 At 235 now reduced from 600 a pair Stock No 956 WOMENS PAT LEATIIEH OX Fonns AND iiLUciiEiw Prices reduced as follows At 120 now reduced from 1GO a pair sizes 212 and 6 to 7 Stock Nos 483C 4839 4840 4841 4837 and 4838 At 160 now Womens Pat Ox ford reduced from 2 a pair sizes 5 reduceirom 6 12 6 0 its and 7 Stock No 4843 t At 235 now Ia France Pat Vlcl Oxfords and Bluchers reduced from 300 a pair Made for ha best wom en In America Stock Nos 960 4534 453C 4639 4528 and 5077 tAIlOR AM MKDllTM S17KS We find that we are Very much overstocked on many sfylea In toe following sizes 5 6 12 fl 0 12 7 7 12 and 8 At our present price reductions It will certainly pay you tb buy for your present and future wants UOMEVS NUHSE AND HED CIIOSS BLIPPEHS Some with Pal tips Some with Stock tips and some commonsome Some have rubber heels and some have leather heels All noiseless and comfortable as a pair of stockings At 100 now reduced from 1GO Stock Not 4012 4013 J 14 4015 and 4018 In Sixes 4I 12 51i 12 6 6 12 7 7 12 and 8 At 125 now reduced from IIiO Harbour Noiseless Pat Tip anJ Commonsense Red Cross Slippers In sizes 3 12 up to 8 I II I lnd Is lost to vessels bound to Oottou II Sow It Is running strongly from latllI I tide 34 degrees to lattljude 40 de grees and 15 minutes or within 25 mile of Nantucket south shoal light j ship The temperature of the water was 80 degrees while In the stream and Immediately after leaving It II dropped to 05 Capt Jansen sail that the change In the course of the stream Is thought to pr tend a mild winter wlnlerMANY TRUNKS TAKEN I1Y FLEEINO PHESIDENT OF CHICAGO INSTITUTION i I Woman Aids him In Ills Escape for Which Ha Had Planned Many 11cwks Chicago August 15 Information Indicating that extensive prepara tions for flight weremaje by PaulO Stensland former president of the I defunct Milwaukee Avenue State bank and that a woman entered Into the preparations was secured by As II sistant States Attorney Olson today I through cross examinatloa of Mrs i Ellen McCracken a house keeper for StenslandIt It was learned that Stensland took with him In trunks and boxes bed ding towels window curtains car pets rugs and a sliver dinner set Some of this Is said to have been traced to Baraboo WIs but a big trunk said to have been taken by Stensland the detectives have not been able to get trace of The trunk Is said to be s feet hlgh and Is bound with Iron The box traced fd Uaraboo weighed 375 pounds when placed on an express wagon fat the Steusland home the day of the Illgbt Telegrams have Seen sent all over the world to dispatchers to look for tho trunki All Ticket For pictures at the McFadoen Studio will be honored until September lit No one Is I Indispensable so ypy cant afford to do anything but your best beatI t r rJ m r OMENS COMMONSKN8K PLAIN WIDE TOED KID OXPOIIIKS At COe now reduced from 8Bc At 1100 now reduced from 11 Stock Nos 4025 4820 and 6044 In sizes 4 to 8 At 120 now reduced from 150 Stock Nos C38 62 and 4601 sizes 2 12 3 3 12 44 12 5 6 12 and C MhSSliBtS11 CIIILUHEVS WIIITK i CANVAS OXKOHDS At COc now reduced from 7lie und SCc a pair Stock Nos 2800 2801 931 and 932 In most oil sizes up to Misses 1 12 MISSES AND CIIILDIIENS CAS S mlCIIEIt OXFORDS IN NAVV 11IUE ttKlt AND TAN At 7Cc now reduced from 100 a pair All sizes up to Mazes 2 CIIILUIIEVS AND MISSES WHITE CANVAS OVFOIias Sizes 9 10 11 li and 13 reduced to 60c a pair MISSES AND nillJIKKNS TAN OXFORDS At 75c now reduced from 100 15 and 135 a pair Sizes 9 91S 10 10 12 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 13 12 1 12 and 2 Stock Nos 544 911 908 910 888 943 944 937 889 and 2027 MISSES ANI CIIIIDItEVS PAT LEATHEIi AM KID STHAP SANDALS At 76c now reduced from 100 100f125 10 12 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 13 12 1 1 12 and 2 Stock Nos 166 113 100 192 2011 and 2803 120tStock Nos 158 4CC and 4C7 MISSES AND niiLDiiENs KID I b 1 OATOIIDS IIII I broken lots and most all sizes At GOo now reduced from 76c and IQQ LAt 1QQSTR11 SANDALS At 50c nowr reduced from 76c and In most all sizes MISSICS1 ANIl CHILDHENS PAT TIP KID OXKOIIDS At 7Sc now reduced from 100 At 100 now reduced from 125 Stock Nos 542 643 912 914 2024 25C1 and 0036 MISSICS AND CHILDKEVS PAT LEATHER OXFOHDS AND GW SON TIES At 7Sc now reduced from 100 and 110 At 100 now reduced from 125 and 160 Stock Nos 936 84C 9C6K 148 1852 3860 3851 3863 and 3688 CUT PUICE LIST ON MENS llli CONV Mens Low Shoes Vlcl Kid and Iat Leather Oxford and Ulucher and Southern Ties At 120 now reduced from IIiO Mens Kid plain toe Illuchcr tires s 7 to 10 Stock Nos 196 12 and 940 Cap toe GOB and 195 At 120 now reduced from 1IiO Mens Pat leather Oxfords sizes C to 10 At 1CO now reduced from 20i Mens Patent Leather llluchers nixes 7 to 11 Stock Nos 217 12 and 92G At 100 now reduced from 200 Mens KM Southern Ties broad and comfortable sizes G to 10 Stuck No 48dl At 195 now reduced from 250 Mens Iat Colt Illuchers sizes G to 9 Stock Nos 147 148 and 161 At 235 now reduced from 300 and 315 a pair Mens Pat Colt Oxford and Bluchtr on straight and swine lasts made by highclass man ufacturer All sizes from S 12 In 10 StocNos 150 140 and 4SCZ At 2GO now reduced from 350 3enlI Pat Kid and Pat Colt made by reputable manufacturers like James Means and Charles A Eaton

ii i II i I HARBOURS DEPARTMENT UUU STOREn r II i North Third Street Half Square from Broadway IIII Gulf Stream is Creeping Up Coasti i I g i I and It Presages a Gentle Winter J t Boston Mass Aug 167 Captain Jensen of the fruit steamer Adralra J Scbley which arrive this morning Brought news of the erratic movement of the gulf stream which Is running out of Its usual course and In thick i weather might send vessels miles out of their way lie said that ordinar ily the stream runs from latitude 34 degrees to latitude 38 degrees north I where It branches off to the eastward 1 ROUGH HOUSE 1 DISTURBS THE DIGNITY OF TIIK Iii I CITY COUNCIL A Jz t iit GloaTJLlKtit Shade Broken anti hooks M Strewn Over Floor Whole nOOn Dhonlwril I IInOOn II I Somebody made strange Use of the council chamber on the second floor i I of the city ball last night and the room this morning presents as dl reputable appearance ns a banquet hall In the slums jfi The principal mischief was done In s de the circle of Imposing chairs on which the august boards of the gen oral council recline during their fis sions Copies of the tares Of the gen eral council and edicts of the board of health were scattered In heaps over the floor everything loose was lying I In the wrong place and on too wrong aide and a green glass light shade over the gas jet that graces the deck t of Henry Bailey city clerk was smashed in a dozen pieces 1 Under the bench of President Me Broom of the lower board four pint beer bottles were standing lu martial array but devoid of ammunition I No one around the city hall bas the least Idea wbo created the rough house iAll i Engagemmts At the McFadden studio please post pone until the 23rd Mrs McKaddeu Is l out of the city J We handle the best players on the market we also handle a cheap player See us for prices D II Baldwin 42 company 520 Broadway t n w p t I Take Care of Vour Duplicate t4 I We redeem them with valuable premiums such as Largef f Pictures etc A HOME WORTH WHILE One of the handsomest homes in Paducah has been placed In our bands lor sale Hither asa home or as an Investment It Is probaby the most attrattlve proposition In the city for the price Nine Rooms Modern Gas Bath Water and Sewer Connections Large stable and carriage shed The lot Is 106x200 with a IS foot private alley In the rear Extensive lawn and magnifi cent shade trees Poptty In the West Trod where this resi dence Is located Is becoming more valuable every day At S72CO You Should Investigate This Opportunity H C HOLLINS Trueheart Bldg Old Phone 127 A TIP See Bradley Bros About Your Winter Supply of CO ALj Sole agents for the old reliable Carteriville Ill washed nut and egg coal Telephone 339 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE SUN TEN CENTS A WEEK 1 At Cincinnati O it The MOTHER of EXPOSITIONSt J ee August 28 to September 22 I Most Stupendous Industrial Show of the Year IN MUSIC HALL THE BLUE MOONt t Great London Spectaclef Staged by the Shuberts OourU r of Heocks 01 ers Houno Co of Cincinnati O LWMIM of Lyric Theatre First American Production ie BIG ROSTER af ATTRACTIONSt Fighting Ihe Flamtt Chateau It Mort P The Hippodrome Temple of Art Palace of Aladdin Backxlood Inn The Baby Incubator Hal Tour United States Government Army and Navy DisplayI I THE DOUBLE DIP of DEATH Free Thrilling Attraction in the Park Visit Cincinnati during the days of her Autuqm Glory All i I Railroads give Reduced Hound Trip Rates If you want more Fall I 4 Festival Information address j f l PUBLICITY COMMITTEE I Cincinnati Fall Festival Association CINCINNATI O 1 I TT8 All sizes from 6 12 to 11 Stock Nos 490 C62 489 4919192 C040 11 I and G038 At 290 now Kncelands Super e Kino 400 Pat Colt Illiichcr Oxfordtit Button Oxford etc all sixes from 5 12 to 9 Stock Nos B53 654 C6G 89 G040 C043 C047 C048 r 6049t 6049CldltltiXO RIEAUINO nUT MENS IIIOII IHADE TAN AND CHOCOLATE nXFOKD AT IIALPPltlCE At 100 now reduced from 160 Stock No 927 At l3G now reduced from 200 Stock No 939 At lIiO now reduced from fS49 F Stock No 58o At 171i now reduced from 350 Stock Nos 91 659 SCOT and 496 4 CIEAHIVO OUT MEXH OUTING t SHOE XII OXIOIID WHITE S t lttl At SOc now for all 125 and 160 styles with Rood leather solos and leather heels THIS STOKE HAS UKEATLY EX laiKIED ITS SHOE DEPAUT MENT MENTSollrHs SollrHs your patronage for In rant Shoos School Shoes Little Hunts Shoes Boys Straw Womens Shoes and liens Shoes I No lioute will sell you shoe of t equal merit at lower prices We are the exclusive scents for tho celebrated I a France 300 and t 350 Shoes made for the host wo men In America VV handle a great stock of Knee i lands 400 Pat Calf and Vlrl 1 Shoos made for men on all the new 1151 F Sold by many oiclnftlro ShO ildnlora at f i a pair Vhcn yyu Ret better acquainted with our Shoe Departments you will give us more and more of your shoe trade PENNYROYAL PILLSThey They overcome Wes f I o r ness irregularity and omissions insreaso lgJ s or and banish palm of menstruation They are JAFE AVERS to girls at tvomaubood aiding development of organs and body No known remedy for women equals them Cannot do hum painli Is becomes a pleasure 100 1KIt BOX BY MAUL Void I by UruifBlsta DR MOXTS aUUUlUAL CO CleTftlMri Ohio OU ax ALTn A UR AHB V 0 Co KOLa FABOOAB KZ J I aALYT i r