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JET IT AT GILBERTSDr Gilbert Osteopath C42

Broadway Phones 19C

Rubber stamps seals liraMestencils etc at Thu Sun ofllcu

Linen marker fur sale at thisoffice

Free city and farm real relatel price list Whlltemoro Fraturiiity1 IflIullcllnK Phones 835

s For Rheumatism take HaysSpecific

tl a Sign writing G R SextonPhonos 401

For malaria and chills takeilaya 8peclOc

It you appreciate good coffee

visit Buchanans restaurant 219 Kenlucky avunue Open day and night

Flower Seeds that will grow

enough to supply all Paducah noW

on sale Brunsons 629 Broadwayt

For Stomach Trouble Indiges ¬

lion Dyspepsia taka Playa Specifichandte-fet present wo arc now more ably pro1 4 pared to Iflve you nno workhanshp

on carrlago and automobile paintingalso carriage itfpJlMBic and rubbutires Btxton Bun Works Bothphones 401

For iKctcma or Impure bloodtake lays Specific

4 Fur Constipation or Torpid Liv ¬

er take Hays SpecificAny ono having clothes to give11ad11

tk vi > th street or by calling uhfphone 713a

fuluphono The Sun office IlfII

samples and prices of alt kindstypewriter papers I

Thu greatest variety of typewriter papers from onion skin toUeay lledgers nod In sizes from half

letter to legal at The Sun office

Ix > ultf IlMd formerly a Paducahlprlnlfr and also> roprwentntlvo of I

MtCrackon coanty In tho 10glslaturoII

t for a Motion passedt cah Sunday nlpht en route front-

s 4Baton Iloup to Indianapolis on buttnow Ho will return from tndinnapoWn and wilt be In Paducah forae-lay vliJUnK friends

Sewer insptor1 A Franko thisI afternoon had ont of the cyl public

drnk4ng fountaJiis rcmowtl fronrthccity stables back of tho city hall to

Tenth and Trimble streets whore HI

w4U bo InttaHedSurrey and harness for sale P

MI Fisher Phone 32G

Mr Frtslerlck Opp of VMO Tex-

t IBI In the cty vlsfitnc his sifter Mrs

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GILBERTSFOUNTAINt

FOUNTAINFourth

Broadway

Whoro tho most delicious andrefreshing drinks nro served In

the most appetizing mannerI

Gilberts Drug-Store

Fourth and Broadway

Doth Phones 77

GET IT AT GILBERTS

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Robert H Scott 116 South Seventhstreet Mr Opp was consul to Brcslau under the last Cleveland admin ¬

istration and Is a prominent lawyerlie is en route to New York

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WITH Tills SICK

Mrs Jonah B Crow 333 NorthEighth street who baa been pr carlously 111 Is must improved and nowabout out of danger

Moslem John and Joitw Krcutzersons of Robert Krcutzer 413 Jack¬

IInoulDonillltntGalesyounger son Jesse may not cecover

Jourthlandwith pneumoniaMrs Jack Nelson Is able to sit up

after an IHneu of 1 C weeksMM Ruth wneiDourno ester of

Mrs Freak 11111 who Is ill at Jack¬

Tenn where she Ilo attendingIliOn will return to her home on

Seventh streetCity Auditor Alexander Kirkland

IIs Improving rapidly at KenoehaWit He Is able to walk around andhit doctors think in a rtiort time hewill be able to return to PaducahIottorIbe Is a guard at the Eddyvllle peni ¬

tentiary Owing to his condition Ithaa been Impossible to bring film to-

lahospital In the city

la hiss Bessie Rogers of Harrisonwho has been seriously 111 for

several weeks IIs unimprovedMrs If W Taylor who retidcs

near Seventh and Clark treats la ina scrloiw condition as tho result ofnervousness

IHIIKknh Noticethe Rcbokah lodge

are requested to bo prosent at thoThree Links building tonight Thestaff members are especially urged toIcomeIMISS MATTIB CLARK N O

MRS MATTIR WHITMER Secy

Union faintersFollowing Is a list of the fair paintI

ers Anyone wishing any work doneCAn rely upon them

Robert Qrealhoutealter PellC D WarrenRobert TyresCharlos PJcper

AotlreI hereby notify the merchants of

Paducah that I will not bo responsi ¬

ble for dobtjj made by my wifeOARLTON COUNCIL

Lost Dliunoml IlronrliBroods of five diamonds and about

46 pearln was lost between Seventhand Clark and the postome Finderplenso return to Mrs Joo A MlWer4tC South Sixth street and receiveliberal reward

ohanwMiss Mar Imp beenconnected with the AmericanGermanNationalI bank for several years willleave In about six weeks for Chicagowhere the will make her home withher stetcra Misses Alice and DellaMohan

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They Got Over It

Says Oltt Squire Jones to Neigh ¬

bor DrownIm really bllRed to KO to townIve such an aching In my bonesMy head feels like a hive ot beesI sneeze and cough and blow und

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Says Neighbor Urown Now thatrunnyI So take thismoneyYou the place that has

Iloth PhoneAnd Ret I bottle ot Rock Rye

and Honey

It stops the cough and cures theQuiets the bees anti kill tho

sneezeSOCAN YOU

Both Phones 217

BACON DUNBARt Druggists

Seventh and Jackson

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IIIN SOCIALs CIRCLESI

Will Tour EuropeThe Rat a T Sullivan pastor of

tho Broadway Methodist church wasgranted a vacation of two and onehalf months met wight at the meetingof the official1 board of the churChDr Sullivan will Join a party andtour England France German Delglum Holland Scotland Switzer ¬

land and Italy He will leave Padu-cah

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Juno IS and will sail from Bal ¬

timore Juno 18 Dr Hurst of Stur-gis will lead the party wbllo MrsHurst and Miss Cora Benedict willbe the chaperons Many Kentuckypeople will bo In tho party and anumbEr of Paducah people will makethe trip

Knlcrtalmitpnt for School cLa ueTho teachers and ladles of the Jef¬

ferson school league who are on theentertainment committee Are meet ¬

ing at the Jefferson street school thisafternoon to arrange a program fortho entertainment to be given by thepupils of tho Jefferson building Inthe near future

church Rwptlon TonightThe Ladles Mite society of tho

First Baptist church will give a re-

ception this evening In the lectureroom of the church It will be Inhonor of tho young people of thechurch and the new members Jlereshmenta will be served during theevening and a delightful programwill be rendered

Novel Oklahoma llouM inrtyTho Dally Ardmorlto of Ardmore

Oklahoma notices socially an uniquehouse party that has decided Interesthero

Miss Adah Bennett the vast weekhas entertained a suniot houloirty named so poetically because

III tho young ladles were redheadedMiss Bennett guests wero MlremLeslie and Lavlno Woods of Oklaloma and Virgil Greer of PaducahKentucky Her house party was parJcularly unique In having young ladies who confessed they were redleaded Instead of referring to theirhair nr auburn tresses Possibly thorecent popularity of red hair mayhave something to do with this aswell as their freedom from vanityThe name sunset was suggested bylion Lee Cruce who being a candi ¬

date for governor has complimentaryoxpreslons for everything from red-

headed girls to gIxmonthcold babioI

Mia Bennett ila a daughter of tholate Judge Caswoll Bennett chiefjustice of Kentucky for many yearswho now makes her home with lionLee druce lIn Greer Is spendingthe winter with her sisters In Okla¬

home She Is a typical Titianhairedbeauty

TVimowiec SpouHir and Maid ofHonor

J P Norfleot CommrndorlnChlefof the Army of Tennessee Depart-ment United Sons of ConfederateVeteran has appointed Miss Nancylallor daughter of Bithop F GallorOf Memphis as chief sponsor for theTennessee Department of Sons ofVeterans at tho Confederate reunion I

lit Mobile In April Mss Gallor buIselected Oils Louise Scott daughterof limn D A Scott of ClarkfdaleMiss ns chief maid of honr Bothoung girls are prominent In tho so

ell life of the south Mist Scott Is aalder of llps Elizabeth Scott ofllarksdale who was an attractivevisitor of tho Misses Decker of Paducab several years ago

VoinntrN Branch With Mrs Bloointltlel

The Womans branch of Arcadiawill meet on Thursday afternoon at230 oclock with Mrs Uoyd Bloom-field All are Invited to be present

Doljhlc Club This MorningTho Delphic club met In regular

aeselon this morning In tho club-rooms at the Carnegie library Thoprogram was an interesting dlpeusslcnof tho end of the Tudor relpn ondtho beginning of the Stuart dynastyas follows

I Close of Elizabeth Reign thePuritansMrs Richard a Terrell

2t James I Union of England andScotland Ounpowdor Plot Transla-tion of the Bible Mrs George CWallace

3 EngJIth Cathedrals SalisburyLincoln Gloucester York lIl1lsterMrs Charles K Wheeler

Heading The Bells of Shannonby Francis Mahoney Mre Wheeler

Mr Ernest Augustus of Tyler Isvery Ill with tho grip

Mrs Frank Augustus 220 Kenlucky avenuo vytoo has boon 111 of thegrip has suffered a relapse

Mr and Mrs F W Katterjohn will

There are few thingsas good as

PostToasties

Nothing forbreakfastequals

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The Memory Lingers

Pkgs lOc and 15c

HASNT MISSEDA SINGLE MEAL

Slnco She UiRnn Taking Canlulthe Womans Tonic Says MM-

Iooney of Memphis

Memphis TonnI had suffereduntold misery for nearly 8 yearswrites Mrs Emma D Looney It FD No 1 Memphis Tenn but sincetaking Cardul I can truthfully say Isuffer very little pale

I wish I had began using Cardullong ago Since uring It I have notmissed a elnglo meal and am muchstronger than I was

I hardly know how to express mygratitude for the advice you gaveme S

Dont worrj about your symptomsCardul doesnt treat themWhat you need jg strength Cardul

helps you get ItGot Carduf because other tonics

md medicines do not contain Itspeculiar and successful Ingredientimported especially by ms for itsmanufactureOnly

can you obtain thiscombination of curative herbs andtonic medicines which half a centurp of success has stamped with theseal of public approval

Ask your druggist He will tellyou that Cardul can be dependedupon to help you

Try Cardul

Ai1v1MrDeltChnttllnoolDChnttnnoogntlon nnd Ctvaga book Home Treat ¬

ment for Women tent In plain wrap-per

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on request

leave this evening for New Orleansand Mobile Aa-

MUs Jano Stevenson has returnedfrom a tint In Chicago to Miss Nancylogan She was also tho guest of herbrother Charles L Stevenson who Isitatloned at Fort Sheridan

Captain John Rollins has gene toHelena Ark to look after the contructlon of the new ferryboat G

W RobertsonMr and Mrs J R Sledge of Mem-

phis are vliltrng Mr T V Lutz andfamily S25 South Tenth street

Mrs George Saffcronp returned toher home In Memphis today after avisit to Mr H M Orme 519 SouthFourth street

Mrs Minute Dale and sons Warrenand Shelby 1743 Harrison street arerlsltlng Mrs Fannfo Trewalla ofLamont

Miss Maymo Bridges of Carrsvllle-Is visiting Miss Barbara nutter 319North Sixth ItreetII

Mr F M McOlathcryChas returnedfrom tho south where bo has been onbusiness

Mr and Mrs Joe Smith arrived Inthe city this molding from Louisvilleand are at the Palmer House

Attorney Hal S Corbett returnedthis morning from Louisville whereho bUllnesjIr of the FallsCity Construct loucomps nykarrJvedIn the city today on buehiess

Mr J P MoElrath of Murray arrived in the city last night on busi-ness

Former Senator N W UUey ofMdyvllle was In tho city last nighton business

Mr W H Trltt of Kuttawo wasIn tho city today on business

Mr George W Landrumof Smithland was In the city yesterday

Miss Virginia Shumate of sewborn Tenn is tho guest of Mrs Vernon Thomas on Washington streetriss Shuinato Is popular In Paducah

whore she has visited en several occaIons

Judge und Mrs Henry Turner ofVIckllffe were In the city today

Mr and Mrs J Jacobs and littledaughter of Arne Iowa are visitingMrs Jacobs mother Mrs I Bodenheimer 537 South Fifth street

Mrs J E James and children2009 Broad street left this after-noon for DX > sburg Tenn on a visitto friends and relatives

Mrs J B MasonI of Mayfleld IP

visiting Mrs J E Thomas 407 Harahan boulevard

Mr John Harris will leave tomor-row morning for Cairo and Wickllffeon busness

tMr and Mrs E W Baker returnedthis morning from a six weeks eojoum to Palm Beach Fla

Judge Robbing of Mayfield arrived In the cltyi this morning

Miss Amanda Long returned to herhomo In Uuse41vllle this morningafter visiting relatives in this city

Handsome Tilghman Souvenir Ke-

cclvetl tby Pnilurali VeteranCapt W G Whltefleld has receiv-

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a picture from the Messrs Tllghman of New York City of the threemonuments they have erected to thememory of their father tho lateGeneral Lloyd Tllghman C S A

The picture shows In three separatepanels the statue In Paducab themonument In the National park alVicksburg and the boulder thatmarks the spot where he fell nblnt20 miles from Vicksburg CaptWhltellold was near General Tllglv

man when ho was killed and wenwith his sons to point out tho spotto them The picture Is a flab workof art nnd Is handsomely framed In1

mahogany It is highly valued b >

Capt Whltefiold

A large ParkerOne of the largest hogs over

brought to Paducah was sold thismorning to H R Snltzglver thebutcher by J Sidner of BrookportThe big porker tipped the sates at706 pounds and at the present highprice of meat the nibnstpr bronph

4511 which Is about 8tGO a hun-

dred poundsry

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SMITH WILL CASE

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IS IIKIXO COMPROMISED 1JY TUBATTORNEYS

Special Judge Arrives to Try easebut His Services Arc Not A

Retlulnal

Negotiations are under way thlaafternoon between attorneys for acompromise of the suit of Joe Smithto break the will of his father thelate J R Smith The terms of thecompromise are said to have beenagreed upon virtually and the law-yers

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were drawing up the documentsthis afternoon-

It 1Is understood that by the termsof the compromise Joe Smithsmonthly allowance of 250 will becontinued while he will receive alump sum from tho estate By theterms of the will the property of JR Smith was left entailed to thegrand children Joe Smith was al ¬

lowed 250 monthly by the wills ofhis parents to bo cut off It ho tried tobreak the will Mr Smith was oneof the wealthiest men of westernKentucky and his estate Is valued atseveral hundred thousand dollars

The wit was on the docket for thisterm of circuit court and this morn ¬

ing Judge Malcomb Yeamon of Hen ¬

derson who was appointed specialJudge to preside In the case arrivedfor the trial but as the compromisewas reached ho will not presideJudge Yeamon was appointed specialJudge because Circuit Judge WilliamH Reed Is an attorney for James PSmithAttorneys

Hendrlck CorbettRobbins Thomas of Mnyfleld andLiftman Edjen of Frankfort repr-

esented the plaintiff while JudgeWilliam Reed and Judge DG Parkwero attorneys for the defendant

I RAILROAD NOTES

Official bulletins announcing theelection of W L Park as J1prosdent of the Illinois Central railroadhave been posted on the bulletinboards Mr Park will have hisheadquarters In Chicago and as vicepresident will have charge of thotransportation maintenance motivepower construction purchasing andpension departments

Tomorrow morning tho IllinoisCentral pay car will arrive In Padu-cah

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for the regular monthly visitThe car will arrive from East Cairoat 730 oclock and the night em¬

ployes will receive their checks Inthe morning and the day workerswill be remembered In the afternoon

More coal Is being stored In theyards near the shops Last week thework was stopped temporarily buttho storing has begun again Thocoal Is stored for use In case of astrike or trouble with the miners Inarranging the new wage scale

reIIturneelMaster Mechanic J H Nash wasin Louisville yesterday on business

Thomas Flood of tho car depart ¬

mont Is III ot the gri-

pCARNATIONS

My Carnations can be had at R WWalker Cos drug store 35c dozenor 3 dozen for 1 G n NOBLE

Mrs E Futrell who has been III

for several weeks Is convalescent

Nowadays a referee Is more u de¬

rand than a rector

LadiesS-ee our new line o-

fFOSTERSPumps and Oxford-

sCOCHRANSHQECO

Just Shoes

ModelSteam Dye

WorksDyers and Gleaners of Ladies

and Mens Garments100 S Third St Phone 28bR

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1WANT >iQS

EIGHT horse motor ror sale cheapIit The Sun office

HAIR GOODSMade to orderLouvenla Miller Old phone 374a

HAIR WORKPhone 2114 Lilllan Robinson

FOR SALEA fine yoke of worksteers J C Barnett Ledbetter Ky-

WANTEDOnoi

or twohorse mo ¬I tor The Sun I

FOR ItENT614 Olay St Apply583 N Cth t

FOR RENT 527 N Cth Inquire533 N 6th I

FOR WALL paper cleaning oldphone 5793 Sam

VANTEbTo Wa1kerII

stoves O WThird New phone 901

FOR SALU Two horses nnd de-

livery wagon JP Ford 1704 Ten ¬

nessee Old phone 292a new 217FOR ItENTFurnished front

room 531 North Fourth OldPhone 1486-

It00MEItSI

and boarders wanted

C51Droadway i

FOR SALE Real cheap buggiesand wagons Sexton Sign WorksICth and Madison Both phones 401

CLOTHING cleaned by Dalton isalways satisfactory Phone CSS Dal-ton doe the bpst dyeing In the city

FOR RENTSroom house 1037Monroe Modern Improvements Ap-

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3040 Broadway phono G9lwFINE young English coach Eta IIIon

for sale at Tony Itemans wagon-yard

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WANTEDPosit on as gardner orany outaSdo work Phone Settle-ment House Old phone 1525

LOSTAtmpst white rat terrierdog pointed ears bobbed tall Reward J L Wolff j

BrotborslCopicture frames at lowest prices

WIDEAWAKE Pressing club601 Trimble Phone 1296a I Tt

orlunturnlshedj

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phone rent paid Address G careSun Give phone somber I

FREE OF CHARGE All Whitesewing machines adjusted free ofcharge at F N Gardner Jr CoEither phone 39 J t

caratfullythan you could at home Star Laundry Phone 200

M B ROOF PAINT Arktlte

thntfSoah1218A I

FOR SALECotton seed feed atjIllinois Coal and Feed company 90 1I

SixteenthahdiTennOS6B l

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NEEDLES and repairs for aliimakes of sewing machines at F Jf1l

Gardner Jr Co 114116 South r

Third street 1ttYOUR LACE curtains need clean 1

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Phone 200 h

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W N Warren Jeweler 403 Broad ¬ I

way aJ

WANTEDTo furnish your umbrell1 with a new cover or handleWN Warren Jeweler 403 Broad ¬ J

way I

WANTEDwe put new covers onIumbrellas whole you wait Large I

stock of umbrellas EyeSee JewelryCo S15 Broadway j

WANTEDYou to get our propo t

lit Ion We sell diamonds on easypayments EyeSee Jewelry Co 3151roadway I

FURNISHED ROOMS modernconveniences 2 250 and 3 per

washItngtonI

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GOVERNMENT employee wanted e

Write for Paducah examination t

schedule Probation free Frank ¬ 1

lin Institute Dept 101 M Rochester I

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FOR SALETwo Vulcan plows 1

two sections Zig Zag harrow one gar¬I

den Cultivator one twohorse road l

wagon Bargains If sold at once IlllJohnston Fuel Co Doth phones 203

Clean1logj

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neatly done Ladles skirts and suitsA specialty 121 South Ninth Oldphone 3381 I

LADIES CLOTHES Best clean-ed repaired or dyed by our processAll dust and spots removed garmeats delivered In covered wagonand promptly Marry Dalton boa

taanQUICKDELIVERY SERVICEIshortI

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meets all trains and boats SkeltonsBaggage and Delivery Service Bothphones 2281

FOR RENTLodge room Thirdfloor over Citizens Saving bank Troom residence 5th and Washingtoncty steam heat and all modern con ¬

veniences 6 largo offices or bedteams over 206208 Broadway Cityheat and all conveniences Jas PKmlth Both phones C7

WAoTED lenro learn barbertrade Few weeks required Splendidtrade Be your own boss Can start121tQfree Motor Barber College St

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PricesI t1

IKarl1 Linen Paper per lb20c500 Sheets Typewriter Paperffor copies 2cTypewriter Ribbons for OliverSmithPremier or Remingtonguaranteed lOc

Standard Carbon Paper Black tor Purple 8x13 worth 25Qthis sale for only box I1Box of 250 Envelopes size C0XXX at box 23c

1 lot of Typewriter Paper atless than cost Just to clean-

up

These prices hold until April1 First to come gets our 1

choice offerings

D E WilsonsBOOK ANI MUSIC SPORE

313 Broadway