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i ASPIUNGTIMT LOVE S

Oh morning skies were fair nndblue In spring sweet stingingseason

And happiness we Idly sought withI all youths fond unreason

1n gnrdthe gay our Joy wo met nndfound In llo wcrful doses

1 The love that canto with the dnffo

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For soon the Joyour fiprlngtlmo pass1lyManaOhly a fancy unfulfilled on1ya fleetIng vision

And droll beneath tho mniortoltes ofMemory reuses

t echo love that onma with the daffodils1Iud wont away with the rotesCarolyn Wells In lIar Smart

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Mr Oscar L Gregory Is the liesFive Hundred club < m4Wednesday afternoon at her homo

Rustic hell Gregory Place

The MaUfleo Musical club will havethe tlnal mooting for the Roaann ouWednesday afternoon at the EagleHome on Broadway The programwill bo miscellaneous composers antiMra Wllllniu Oray nnd JHsa Court

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and ors E O mono will enitertaln the Ail You Like It dub onFriday evening nt their home ouSouth Sixth street

OThu Kocliil Calendar

The week has barn quiet ooclallyna much as as If midwinter Ixnt ornvUtKiimuMirhnU had forced u distinctIpause In Lifes merrygoround The-

e passing of tho literary clubs has Munsightly spare on the social calen-dar

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that nothing else has come to niland somo of flu vanl clubs seem to

44have laid down their hands and forgotten to take them up again Irfact 8ocky like a woman wardJibe 1is 4n a transition utago justnow and she linn not adjusted hcrwaft <o the oHnmUc changes demandrti or Homothlng

For the coming week there a litIJo Announortl but much Iis pendingand the presence of a mimber of vUWore IrUliu ratty will contribute doubt1leas to tlio materialization of some ofthe entoTtahinmnU iilanncd IL i

Oiniplliiirnlnry0to Mm rttlorolltI Mrs James MI nucknors card par-

tyi on Thursday afternoon xii a

4 pjetty compliment to her daughterand guest Mra Herman NeUloroth-of Loulsrlllo

Tho Duckner homo on Jeffersonstreet Is one of the spacious oldtimasouthern manslonx and tho eighteen

f table gavoJio effect of crowding A

color titime of green and white waspretttly cmphaijz1 throughout the

Ns rooms wHh whko carnations fernsAnd jjalins Tho rUca were In keep-ing with this summer effect and thetallies were green and white

Mlg Cornlo Jrundy won the gameprize a dainty whito embroideredparasol Tin i lone hand prize n

IIhnndsome pointed Ivoryspoke tanr was taken by iMr W A Mrdncr A

t I pretty picture went to the guest ofhonor Mrs Nottloroth

An attractive luncheon with thesalad course the Ices and cakes allU charming symphony In gVcen andwhite was served after the game0e PhI lluinlnild Cluli

Stry John W Keller entertainedtho Five Hundred club on Wednes ¬

day afternoon at her homo on Westllroadwoy Sirs John C Roth of-

t Chicago tho guest of iMra Josephli Friedman was the honoree of theoccasion U was n flower party andwas a charming affair The rooms

+ fsf were moat attractively arranged witha profusion of the spring tlowersnmeach guest was presented with adainty basket of flowera1 carryingout some especial design

Aim L A Washington won theclub prize Miss Canine eo well caplured tho visitors prlio and presentaid It to tho outoftown guests Miss

3qJosephine Gardner of Quoguc L Iwinning It In tho cut Mrs John CMoth was given an esjwolal1 guestofhonor prize A pretty luncheon car-rying out the flowereffect was serve

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Buying a Kodak4

You can save money andtime by calling on us wecarry a complete line vary ¬

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cd at the close of tho gameflfeftldes the club members and

tho substitute visitors there weropresent tho following outoftownguests

iMr John C Roth of ChicagoMrs James flack of Terre HauteOfrA Ojcar Hicks of Macon Oajdire M1 J Dunn of Macon Oa MlMGardner of Quoguc L I

QInforinnl ItPccptloii to VisitorI

A pleasant social feature of theKentucky Dloccaan Council was therocoplloa given on Wednesday even-ing by the members of Grace Epis ¬

copal church at tho Parish House Inhonor of tho visitors

Tho guild hall and parlors of tiltParish llougo were prettily decorat ¬

ed with spring roses and peoniesand wcro crowded during the even

Delightful frappe Ices strawling Qed cake wore served ManyEllIsIcopal Kentucky were pros ¬

oat and men and women prominentIn Kentuckys business and soullife

OMissionary Ter

A very delightful al fresco OIlsnonary Tea was given on Thursdayafternoon nl The Kerns the homeof iMrs Elbrldge Palmer on Clarkstreet by the Womans Auxiliary ofGrace Episcopal church It was Incompliment to the visiting WomanAuxiliaries of tbo Diocesan Council

Two especial features of Interestwere tho delightful addresses of MrsCharles E Woodcock of Louisvilleon Tho Work of tho Auxiliary andan Interesting resume of Missionaryl1fo In Canada br Mrs Arthur EWQtham of Louisville

It was a prettilyplanned outofdoor affair and was a pleasant so¬

chat occasion with refreshments at ¬

tractively served on the lawn aftertho regular program The man of thecouncil were present utter tho ad-journment

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of their business sessionat the church Q

fnvii Party In VNIIorMtes Irene Ourd at her horn 1II

Broadway and1 Seventh street gavea lawn jMirty on Thursday evening Inhonor of iMtM Vera Conn and MissCaMto Conn of Uumwllvlllc IKy thogupM of 31r nnd Mrs W E CurIn lon Time lawn was effectively desorated with Japanese lantern andiced were servedl during tho eveningThe guests Included

mass Vera Conan Cusslo ConnEdna liadiM Annlo Eadeg Cora ilUchord on Cora Dunlap lola KonctxkaJamie Drowdor Illrdlo Glad OdloPiiryoar Laths Purycai Jlessrs1 Oswald Cheek Frank Cheek HollyGraham Gordon Tanner Ed Curd i

haul Darnos John Curd Melvillenyrd Cooper Drake George OabellSutton Jim Drake Robert IlrowdcrGeorge Halllday Ixircnzo EmeryGPafCy to Cnlni-

Otr Hectic F Campbell was thehostess of a pleasant party on theDick Fowler Monday that accompaflied Mra Charles A Mohr anti MrsGeorgia K Gage of Mobile Ala asfar at Cairo en route to their homeMrs Guso and Mrs Mohr have beenthe guests of Mrs Campbell for tendays and were the recipients of muchsocln attention during their visithere Tho party Included Mrs Len ¬

ra Fowler Irs George C WallaceMrs J at1 Duckner iMrs Hal Carbelt > Mrs A n Moycre Sirs W A

Gardner Mrs Charles JMohr MrsGeorgia Gaso Sirs Berne CampbellGHome Wedding

Tho nvarrlacc of Miss Cecil Nelonand aIr Frederick Clarke lung ofIthis city on Wednesday afternoon at430 oclock was a pretty homo Wet ¬

ding marked by quiet simplicity Theapartment was attractively decorat ¬

ed with spring flowers Tho brideworo a stylish traveling costumo ofgrey cloth trimmed with green RevW B Cave D D of the First Prosbyterian church performed tho cer¬

emony Only the family and most Intlmato friends of the popular youngcouple were present

Tho couple loft at G1C on a north ¬

ern bridal tour and will be at homeafter Juno 1 at Flat H In the Cochran Apartments on North Ninthstreet

Al Fresco MusicalThe Young Peoples society of the

First Christian church Will give an-

al fresco recital on Thursday evenIng at tho homo of Mrs il K Scotton South Fourths street The lawnwill bo attractively arranged withplatform and Japanese lanternswill edit to time ptcturesquoncss oftho effect Somo of tho most note ¬

bio musical talent of the city willtake part and ono of tho featuresof Interest will be a reading by MrsJames Young Mlsa Flora May1

Clark who Is at home for thsummer

Crescendo Club RecitalAIls3 Virginia Newella class reel ¬

tat will talw place on Tuesday evesing at 022 Broadway It 13 an Invlatou affair and the program is anexceptionally fine one It will consistlargely of two ipluno and 8hnndwork Only iho advanced pupils will

FlatsMiatci

mtnCatura concert hall for the occa ¬

sion and It will bo MIss Newell firstpublic class entertainment

The ensemble piano program JsBrahma Hungarian dance No G

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Mary BondarantYMendelnaohini 8hands weddingmlircli Tlanio Bhrnlce Holiertabri

IleaibTwo1 Helen Hills Maml

DauerIsevln 6 hands country dance1 Plano CarolIno HamMary Bondu-

naiitSolo pianoEdna Eades

A Schubert Rosamund Impromptub Kroctger Sonnet No 2Maude

CairnsGautier 08 Jianids Le Secret1 plsino Marjorki JMartlir RosalieVarneld Gladys Coburn

Solo piano Bonnlo DolsonWollcnlmupt Worccau In a flat

Julia DabnieyRublusteln Knmennol Ostrow Ed-

na EdesSupper 8 hands Poot and PeatAnt1 ipianodiary Bornduramt Carrie

Griffith2 pianos Ella Wllholm Mildred

Settl-eChaminndeA Meditation b alrde

Ukllet In g Carollno HamW berLItz 4 hands 1 piano =

Maudo Catnics2 piano MUJS Nowell0New Club-

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S S C club met last eveningwith Miss Blanche Anderson at herhomo on North Sixth street A verydeltghtful evening was spent withgames music and quotations fromthe months magazines Those proscnt were Elizabeth Welmer iMIIdfcdPlopor May Bonds Maggie Fleegcij

Catherine Tarrell Marion 1IeperIda Leo Rtegar and Blanche Ander ¬

sonTho club waill meet with Miss Ma ¬

rian TJeper next Friday evening ather homo corner Sixth and Trimblestreets

ODelightful Diuice

The youhger Bbol <y set gave icenjoyable lance last evening at theElks toll About fifteen coupks werepresent and the occasion was a mostple+asaut ono

About PeopleMiss May Phelps of Washington

UC and Miss Anne Rhea of Nashvlllo Tena arrived this week andare tho guests of Miss Henrietta Kogcr of Jefferson street Doth atecharming glrln and very popular InPaducah where they have visited before They will bo tho recipients ofmuch social attention while here

Miss Mnrlo scovel of MontgomeryAla and Miss Frances Harris ofiNashvllle era expected tho ladepart of the coming week to visit MissIlonrlcttn Koger

Mrs Victor Veils and little daugh-

ter Elsie Eunice left this week for atwo weeks stay at Dawson Springs

iMr Will Scott will leave Tues-day

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for Ntithvlllo Penn to attendthe commencement exercises atWards Seminary whore Miss MaryScott will graduate The recital willbe held on Tuesday evening and thocommencement on tho 29th MUsMary Scott will be graduated bothIn music and the regular curriculumand Is tho second pupil to completeboth courses together

APPENDICITIS

Seizes Dr lloucll nnd Ito Goes toHopHiil At Xnslivllle

Dr S B Iulllwn received a tele ¬

gram lost slight from Dr John O

Gaines of Nashville strung that DrI U Howcll had beentakensuddenIly dim whim appendlcltla and had boonarched to St Thomas hospital foroperation Dr Howell had beeninrpateciwl with appendicitis several

tlmltS before bujL had recovered sac1tlimo without mho necessity of an op ¬

oration He was in Nashville attend ¬

ing the State Dental AssociationDr 8 B Pulllam recclvwl a see

and telegram this morning elatingthat Dr Howell had been operatedon end had stood tho operation well

APPLICANTS

Stood County TPiulieiV Kxamlnothou

The following applicants havestood the examinations for countyioachera certificates and are await ¬

131periliBtlllngton Lone Oak Nettto PerIclns Lamont Anulo HutchlnsonLovelaccvllle C Oarglc Alolbcr

NIcnniRtia IN llusyAccording to Consul Ryder tile

president of Nicaragua has just giv-en a remarkable concession for tenyears at 160 gold per year Theconcessionaire is pnlvilegcd to haven collector In the customhouse atBlueflclds Harbor through whosehands all shipments of rubber mustpaw and ho U allowed to tux It 10

dents a pound over and above thegovernment tax of B cents a pound

It 13 estimated that the annualshjpmoit of rubber from tMs districtla 600000 pounds giving tho conccsefonalre a revenue of 60000 a yearor 500000 for tho period ofblscontract although It Is not to costteneyears

Why take a dozen things to cure

that cough T Kennedys Laxative Honey and Tar allays the congestionstops that tickling drives tho coldout through your bowels Sold byLang Bros

ltlIlJmshlThe London Times correspondent

at Pekln telegraphs that the Chlnesiforeign offices reply to the Britishnote relative to the customs edict Ilawholly unsatisfactory evasive andImpossible of ccccpUnce

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223 ROADWAY

t TUESDAYMORNING

1 Best Not AdvertisedII ttourI sptcul sales from now on this phaseBest Not Advertisedwillappear quite

and should be watched for and taken advantage of by you It means justwhat it statesBest not advertised In each of our specials we intend to have one

1articlethe best bargain on sale but not advertised This is to stir your interest andJ to bring you down to our store Now Tuesday morning the article thatttwe will place

on sale under this phrase is one that many ladies are waiting for and should we statearticle and price you all would be on hand so dont miss this opportunity to come-downJ and see for you will truly be repaid

REMNANTSRemnants from our entire stock will be as ¬

sorted out marked and placed so you can getto them and select the good ones for yourselfThe collection of remnants is from our entirespring selling and consists of many bargainsthat you will be glad to get Conic early andgo over the entire lot-

SILK SUITSI

Three Grey Silk Suits regular price82256 special 1125

Seven Illack Silk Suits regular price22 50 and 8251125 and 1250

Four Black Silk Suits regular price f825 and 22501250 and 1125

One Green Silk Suit regular price

2500 1250These suits are al best quality with superior

workmanship

DECORATION DAY

Will He Observed Sunday Jlny 27bjWoodmcii

Members of the three local campsWoodmen of the WorM havo decideed to have a decoration day and haveselected Sunday May 27 as tho date I

A band will be secured and the lodgestoo strong win march to Oak Grovecemetery where tho program will berendered There will bo speechesand tho usual features of decorationday The program Is In courso ofpreparation

Special Kates o Xnslivllle TennVia Nashville Chattanooga St

Louis Railway May 20th to 2Cth1906 account J W Thomas Memo ¬

rial Festival 525 for round tripwhich includes ore admission to au ¬

ditorium W L Canto O P IA

Nashville Tonn

Patent Nostrums DenouncedPatent nostrums pretending to

euro consumption wero denounced nta mOL tng of the National Society fortime PrrvBtlon of Tuberculosis heldIn Washington EltordaI f

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A DeliciousBlending ofFruit Juices

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Itrorpiiilzn CollegeTIe board of Trustees of Ogden

college hastlcclded to reorganize th41Bchool and the president and all tbopresent teachers will bo removed

A gale blowing Cghty mlleJ <inhour exerts a of nearly 32pounds to the square foot

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HumanWail

WRITE USfrankly IIn confidence telling an your

troubles and stating your age We will send youvaFtuitla book onAddress Ladies Advisory Department The

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SPECIALS

be LAWNS 5c

30 pieces Colored or White Lawn all newand fast dyes and for this special weplace on site per yard at 5c

SHOEaccommodate the overflow congestion of

our Dry Goods Department that iis usually thecondition on special sates ts tlls we put on sale

50C Buys Mlssjs Patent Vamp 7 Slip-per size 12 tj150 Buys Woman s Patent Kid Oxford tTie size jaa is b 23b Idc iiXdwere 8300 t 50

100 Buys Womans Patent Kid Strap Slipper V ss rrleiand Dongola Oxford brokensizes Nothing In this tat sold for less than82 oo and up to 3 oo

> icoTheie prices are for this sale only

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IferbinoVIII overcome Indigestion and dys-

pepsIa regulate the bowels and cureliver and kidney complaints-

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Cocoa and Rockledge News CocoaFla writes I have used your Herblno In my family and find It a mostexcellent medicine Its effects uponmyself have been a marked benefit

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When Women SufferIt Is a sign of dangerous weakness and disease Pain Is always unnaturaland if yu are a victim of headache backache sldeache pain In armsshoulders legs pelvis or suffer from cramps falling feelings grindingpains restlessness the blues etc It Is a sign that you need the gentleassistance which can be obtained bytakinge

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Womans iReliefii

My back ached every month writes Mrs Francis J Ashbum of Clarkrange Tennul1lI could scarcely stand on my feet I had pain low down and headachenot a day s

without ttand awful pain to my rlght and left sides I could hardly lie down and couldnot sleep nights Doctors tried but failed to give mo permanent relief I began to take rCardul which soon benefited me and now I feel like a new person Cardul Is a purelyrvegetable remedy for all female diseases It acts gently and specifically upon the sickwomanly organs and by strengthening and fitting them to do their natural work It has re-

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