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For Dr Tendley ring 418

11Miss Oustls Smith Stenographerand notary public 118 South Fourth St

School bookie school books R nClement 4 Co have all the books to

nil all grade Come this week and

avoid Monday rushMist Georgia Moxley Stenographer

and Notary Public 12U 8 Fourth Stboth phone 431

Palmer Transfer Co ean furnishyou with upto date firstclass livery

rigs spirited horse for fancy drivingGentle horses for ladle

Someone left a bicycle on Sixth near

Hutband strwt Owner ran receivesame by railing at U20 Sanders avenue

The Y M C A football team justorganized by Mr Clay Kldd export lobold lls first practice iftthe gymnasium

1j tIll evening Other rlub williorltll

tzcd al mme for lilt season and therewill be noiiie livelyapart this fall

Graduate of the Iaducah publicschools will likely In a short lime Ibo

a taken Into moot of the big college and

unlretsltle from present Indications

without the examination heretofore re-

ii ijuired The University of Missouri anti

J the Cliicagii university IAI alreadywritten Supt bits ami Principal Payne

IexpectedIfollowProf

J n Smith and Prof R XopenInet rullrge which will IIMS on the ThirdHour of the llnudway building formerlylIotolon armory They expert to-

e uien their school tomorrow morningDr John Klngtlry of Greenville

Ky hu accepted a Bullion a pharmatltt at the II n1 Tliompion drugstore onBroadway He auecveda Dr WallaceWerner who has for the past year rontrmptatM returning to Pile former homeIn Murphynboro 111 to take charge of

a drug store lie leaves this week totake lib new position

The meeting of the promoters of thet Cairu Iadueahelectric railway to haveItpoolllIlI a few days on account thabnt

of Civil Engineer W It Paul who IIs unable to attend

VjcallrdiurUn of lile ltc1 Meawill be held Wednesday evening to re4ive petition + oMirw member andreivein committee reports

Mr MI II Ilradley who It now ableto get around again after 1bring yirt In

ti a runaway lot January hu accepted aposition at tins IPal Laity grocery atNinth anti Trimble

Irof1 M Route principal of theI IdngstalT nrhool who recently took an

examination for a state teachers errMttlf has received notice that he passed1 ant received tiier rent one of thehighest averages ever attained by at + irtrktr in title roil of the state

muncll hoMo its regular meetfTho evening with the usual amountI of butinrs on hand Nothing of unusual

Importance so far as IIs known I tocoma tip-

ThU morning engtno Xo 42 wastaken out of the Lops for a breaking InThe engine bu Just been thoroughlytivrrhrfulrd and lIaka like n new onehe will be put to work on the cast end

between Central City and Paducah In

the freight serviceMIsMa Nora Dobbins and Malwl

I Downs of the Facet Tennestee long dislance exchange are on the ekk 111

The water company hu not yetflushed the fire hydrants but will do w-

as rapidly as IMIlbl TIll filter ila

wcrklng admirably-lnnls Kellar colored died at 410

North Third itrret of consumption and1 the hotly was taken to Lexington Miss

for burialThe itrrrt car company Iis nuking

44an improvement In the way of a new

trolly wire on Broadway The wit will

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Is No-

Chance

Furapescription brought intoa

our store to fall into Incompetenthand

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Every Clerk is a

ffReglstd Pharmacist-

And we are here lomeof ui allthe timeearly and late night

1IIand day meal time ai wellNight bell at fide door

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Druggists fifth toA Broadway

eok tes 171 yj

lie finished by tonight Most of the workwits done by linemen at night when thpcrt were not running Lineman JooVane IU superintending the stringing oftie new wire Tills NI the first new wirestrung on Broadway In ncveral years

The now KnglMi theatre at HiMidcrIon hat bern complete anti this eveningwill le opened for a Masonic relebralion to be held there It In built lifterthe Kentucky model Kerr and U one ofthe handsomest plnymu e In the tale

It Will I1m several days yet beforethe Palmer HOIIMI telephone system IntBfli room Iit operating Thd switchbean lies not yet romp

Tom Gaper white win arrested today for wing drunk Ho was found lyI-

ng in the street near Sixth anti hintwn unable to pet up

tern lo the wife of Mr Walter Intram pf 8iO Adams street a fine girlbaby

Mss John J Dorlani privateschool IH again in scinlon The courseIncludes all the English branchesstenography bookkeeping and LatinUohii 0 to 11130 L m1 and 1 to 3 and

7to9pmAYS DEATHS

Young Man From CincinnatiUses in Hospital

Two Former Kentuckian Die Over

In Illinois

Charles Walker white age IB diedat the city hcspltal yeittorday morning of typhoid fever alter a three daysIllntM He Rate bit occupation ai alaborer and worked on steamboatsIlli homo was in Cincinnati and asnothing could be learned of his relalives he will be burled In the pauperburial grounds

II O anhalla former lientuoklan but at the time of his deatha resident of Brook port 111 diedthere a few days ago from blood

>olsonlnR He had been up Tennoisee riser buying timber when bloodpoisoning developed and be diedwon after reaching homo

The deceased was born at EddyTill Ky In 1844 and leao > a wifeand two none Chariot anti FrankMarshall The boilil wai at Brook

port

Mrs Mary Jane llonta aged 80

died at Urookport a few days ago andthe remains were burled In Metropolds She was born near UopkinirlllrKy Augnit 18 1834 and leaves twosons and three daughters ai followGeorge B flouts of Brookport 111 I

W T flouts of Metropolis Julia Rllolroan Albany Ore I Mary E Galdied Mt Uarmol and Jennie EQsante Metropolis Ono brother JM Iliiodtll of St Louis inch one thter Mrs Elmer Davis of SpringflcldIII also survive

Mrs Mary Young aged 73 died atLittle Cypress from general debilityand the remains were yesterday borlotI

at Oakland

Mrs Annie Power aged 31 diedat 163S Broad itreet from childbirthThe renmins were taken to Livingstoncountyyeitonlay for burial

The Infant child of Mr and MrsMonroe Bronston died at 711 Goebell

Avenue burial in the county yeiterday

WITH THE SICrwMr John Cubit tr jxirtcr on the News

Democrat Iis ill and unable to be on

duty Mr Clay Lemon IIs substitutingfor him

Mr W T Sexton the boilermakerholier II 111 at Ills home on Broadway-

Mr G K Fields foreman of the localIL C wrecking crow ItI on duty again

lifter a several days IllnessDr P If Stewart was sick yesterday

but IIs able to be out today his manyfriends will bo pleated to learn

JOHN HANCOCK AND SAML ADAMS

These wrre two agitator In Iknton-

as Patrick Henry was In Virginia to

help bring on the revolutionary war-

Head their nxeclies in The Suns greatolfcr

NOTICE RKIUIiLICASSAll members of the Roosevelt club are

requested to bo present at their hallover Walker drug store tonight at 8

oclock p m Fifth and Broadway nailwill bo open at 7i30

fly order of the PresidentW J WHITE Secy

PITTSBURGH COAL COMPANY

SnubbedFrom Judge

It IIs very warm today volunteeredthin reporter to the society lady by way

of opening the Interviewa don care either ° amnit fIt deny

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AX ATLANTA WEDDINGThe Atlanta Constitution give the

following amount of a wedding In whichn young lady who has frequently visitsIn Paducah Will the brides

One of the fiat of the fall weddingwas that of Mis Rose White Htelnhagenand Mr Clarence Hhwwr which occurredyentenlay evening at the home of thebrides parents Prof and Mss RudolphStelnhagen on Carnegie way

The ceremony at Ci30 oclock wavery impressive Dr II S IIm llryomelatlnK and It was followed by a brief re-

ception Iatm and goldenrod formedthe principal deeoratlona In the houseand on the porch which was enclosedfor the occasion Music announced thehour for the ceremony Mr John Mulletsinging with appropriate sentiment DeKovens01 Iromlec MeI before the en-

trance of the bridal party and Dr JLewis Ilrowne played the weddingmarch

yvsi1aUradley hail taken hi eI

place Mr Illoiner entered with hl bentmail Mr John Dranham of Nashvilleand they were followed by Miss Jean-ette Campbell of Paducah Ky maid offhonor She wore a gown of whit olgacrepe with a touch of yellow and shbore an armful of bridesmaid rote

The bide entered with her father s

and hWill strikingly lovely In her toil ¬

ette of white the gown an exquisitecreation of crepe de cheer and valesclenne Ilace all fashioned with hand ¬

work The graceful veil was held iIn

place by llllle of the valley and thebridal bouquet was of Side rows andililles of the valley During the recep ¬

lion delirious refre > hment were servedAt the punch bowl Mr Florence Waldsister of the bride presided

WILL MARRY IIX LOUISVILLE11111 Cora Athby and Mr Leonard 8

Klaybecker will Iw married at Louisvllle Wednesday evening Sept 28th atthe Chestnut street llaptltt church 1Itwill be a green and white wedding andthe church will be profusely decoratedwith foliage and white ribbon MU s

Emma Klaybrcker titter of the bridegroom will be the maid of honor Tliebridesmaid will be Misses Florence Beeand Violet Rudy The best man will beMr Adolph Koptneyer and the usherwill be Will Kopmeyer Dr J C LedererArthur Reedier and Charles Drown

Mr Kleyliecker IIs a brother of IraUlrich Ifcyer of Arcadia and IInowlocated In Illrmlngham Ala where thecouple will reside

Mr Charles Slaughter wife and childan attending the worlds fair

Mrs Alex Patton has returned fromCairo accompanied by her sister Mrs TIL

LeeMrJ M1 Meacham and wife returned

to Crofton Ky today after a visit totheir son Mr Dudley Meacham of theSun Mr Meacham Is marshal at Cro-

ton3111Altle Xolen who has been the

vest of her sitter Mrs William VJreen on North Eighth street returnedto her home In Union City Tenn yesterday

Mr and1 Mrs W It Miller anti daughter Miss Addle and Miss Drench andMr Roy Itallowe leave Thursday for theworlds fair

Mrs E W Dochmoti has returned fromthe world fair

Mr Charles Frederick and family areat the world fair

Miss Pauline Roth lias returned fromSt

LouisMrsDavis of Memphis and

ins J N Hurto of Laurel Stationla have gone to the worlds fair aftervisiting Mrs F 01 Davis who accompanied them

Mrs Linda Townsend has returnedfrom the worlds fair

Mrs Sue Anthony and Miss HelloOllrlen have returned from SpringfieldTenn

Miss Owlnn Perkins has left for Memphil to join her mother Mr Addle Per

kinAldermanGus Singleton and wife have

returned from the worlds fairMlste Flora and Lena Harris and

brother Mr Julius HarrU have returnedfrom the fair

Miss Minnie Grlfllth line returnel fromSt Louis

Mr John G Miller wife and nieceMils Margaret Miller have gone to Criler for a visit

Mr Will Crow and wife have returnedto their home In Italian county aftervisiting tin family of Captain James F

CrowMr

Richard Counts and wife ofSpringfield Tenn are visiting Mr andMrs George Kreatzcr

Miss Luella Smith has returned frontvisiting in St Louis and Mattoon III

Mr George Poage hu returned fromthe worlds fair

Miss Etlna Powley of Dale Tenn Isvisiting Mrs J A Dickey

City Treasurer John J Dorian has re-

turned from the world fairMisses Louise Dryer and Katie Keeker

ind MM Oeo Fryer will leave tbday forStvLouli to attend the fair

arielsgnntPatixeahi I I

visit Mrs Jennie Hldgeway MayfieldMessenger

Miss Mattle Smith left at noon forPaducah where she will spend severaldays visiting her liter Mrs TomBourne MayAeld Monitor

Mm 1 31 Reynold of GreenvilleKy Ito visiting Mr J11 Martin MrsReynolds had been attending the fair atSt Louis and stopped over en routehome

Capt Jack Flynn and family passedthrough the tilt last evening en routefrom Martlntvllle id Where CaptFlynn has been taking the baths back totheir home In Mississippi Juitlce R1Barber Mrs Flynn father joined themhere and went to Fulton returning latnightMr

George C Thompson president ofthe American German Xatlonal bankreturned from St tools this morning

Mr Wrn Kade went to hillside tolookmorning

after hie mining interest this I

Mlts Mamie Townsend lass returnedfrom St Louis after attending the fair I

Mr and Mrs Dixie Counts of Springfield Tenn and daughter Miss Eliza ¬

beth returned home at noon after II-

I pleasant visit to Mrs Ceo KreutzerMr Llnnlus Orme returned from the

south today at noonCearyfvisitingducah returned home at noon today

0311se Mattie Reevea and MaryWright of Mayfield accompanied byMisses Llllle and Ella Wright went toSt Louis today at noon

Miss Edna Hopkins left at noon forCalifornia to live She will locate iiniuA Angles Miss Hopkins health hasbeen bad of Ilate and she goes west tortcover It

Miss Norlne Harrison who has beenvhlting her uncle Alderman GUI Singleton returned home to Clarksvllle todayat noon

Mr and Mrs Samuel Sugars went toSt Louis today at noon to attend the

fairMrand Mrs O F JdcReynoldi of

Florida and Mist Mice Eakin of BirraIngham Ala who have been visiting Inthe city returned home at noon todayThey will stop off at Cbukjvllle a few

fill however on a visitMiss Sue Kirk went iia Louisville to

day at noon for a few dava visit Shewill likely open a private school In Iaducah when alto return3

Mrs J A Callovay and raM IfrsChas Fryer will leave tomorrow for aweek stay at the worlds fair

Muter Joel McXamara of Memphis Is

visiting friends and relative In the city

IS BETIBR

PENNSYLVANIA MAN tHOUGHTliE WAS THE SAVIOR

Isaac Uppenheimor came here sayeras days ego from Tennisee riverbridge where be bad been working anddeposited 140 in a local bank

Saturday niubt he was found standing about on tbe Street corniri preach ¬

log He said he was Jests Christand that ho would shortly be crucifiednod for the people to follow him Gadtoe the tiling palled off right He walocked up and gave the name of theSavior ai hie real name This mornlog he laid he felt alright and that bewas limply laboring under a ipelltbe lint he had had in four monthsHe stated he lived In Erie Pa andbad been away from home tome timeHe was taken to tbe bank by a police ¬

man and hli money secured He statedbe wonld go to Memphis from Padu ¬

cab tonight

HEAD SEVERED

TEXAN ASSASSINATED AND HISDAUGHTERS ARRESTED FOR

TUB CRIME

Marlin Tex Sept IIIaat nightC S Stuart commonly known III RedStuart living In the western part of thecountyI while asleep on his gallery wasassassinated his head being severedfrom his body with an ax The ax Willfound lying by hla side lily head was afoot from lilt body

Stuart was a widower and residedwith his three girls who were spendingthe night away from home

It IIs thought robbery was the motlwAfter being interrogated by County

Attorney Carter and Sheriff Oreer twoat Stuart daughters aged 13 and 15were placed under arrest and released ona 1000 bond which was readily made

THIRTYFIVE YEARS CHIEFJUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT

The great John Marshall held thatgreat ofllce for that length of time Uthe great expounder of the constitutionof the United States Read hoe speechlon Federal Constitution vol 1 Statesmen and Orators-

PITTSBURGH COAL COMPANY

THE KENTUCNEARLY READYCaptain James Koger wentto Jcffer

sonvllle today to look jilter his boatKentucky which will be turned out

of tluulloward yards in three wubIThe boitWlinrun betweVS KultuaVfid I

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The price ot adlln thu column Its u followsI Insertion te a wordI consecutive Insertions to a word6 Consecutive Insertions lo a word-S Consecutive insertions 4o a word

U Consecutive Insertion Co a wordM Consecutive Insertions lie a word

Ads In this column must be accompanied bjthe cash ALWAYS as no ad wlU be charged

Advertisements in Tips fo get thebenefit of the above prloei mast be

accompanied by the oath k

list your cook left you these hotdays r If 10 an ad In the Sun winbring you anotherP-

ITTSBURGH COAL COMPANY

FOR SALE Jonquil bulbs 1335

Trimble street

WANTED Washerwoman Apply90S Clark tract Tuesday morning

FOR BALESteel range and heat-

ing store 1033 Monroe street

Dalton will make your fill suitPay him 200 per week 308 Broad ¬

way

FOR SALE New Century type ¬

writer used only slightly 05 Address R this office

WANTEDTo rent a desirable flatof four or live rooms Address D T8 care Sun

FOR S ALE Nlee stock of jrooerii iFor further information apply 133South Third itreet

WANTED Two day boarderyoung men preferred Apply at 610Washington street

FOR RENTTwo unfurnishedrooms for light housekeeping 783South Third stree-

tWANTEDA delivery boy withwheel Address giving age and itreetnumber P O Box 74

FOR RENT Seven room cottage803 Kentucky Avenue George Lang

staffWANTEDYoungman about 17

years old to learn good business witha large Broadway afore Apply this

onceWANTEDCookto travel with

ttlcei Show float Apply Tuesdaymorning at foot of Broadway Womanpreferred i

Whittemore Real Estate FreePrice List Insurance Notary PubIda Fraternity Buildings Phones83S

THREE QUARTERS of a milliondollars for widows and orphans ofPaducah 1hati what the GoldenGrots meant

SITUATION WANTEDBY thorroghly competent stenographer andamanuensis Six years Chicago explerience Miss Powell 918 Broad

wayLOSTFO E Corilcana 100

pin between tbo New RichmondHotel and Lagomarslnoa Return toSam T Meyer Now Richmond andreceive reward

LOST One Sterling wheel on Thirdand Broadway Saturday night backrim li cracked stitched up withwire Return to 631 North Twelfthstreet and get reward

PADUOAH CAMPNo 11813Modern Woodmen of America meetscorner Fifth and Broadway on theBrit and third Monday nights in eachmonth

LOST HoliteinJeriey cow brownback Jersey itrlpe down back bornecrooked a little doable clothes linearound her neck Reward of f5 willbe paid for rotor to Mrs Kotheimer1011 Broaway-

WANTEDMen to learn BarberTrade Special Inducements to diitant applicants Splendid demand forgraduate Top wages paid Fewweeks complete Can nearly earnexpenses before completing Cata ¬

logue mailed free Moler Barber Collego Ht Louis Ma-

WANTEDTwelve bookkeepenandstenographers honest and reliablewill known In the oity who want abusiness of their own that does notInterfere with their present occupa ¬

ton Only small Investment ceceinary and safe ai a bank Profit guar-

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Address 13 Departments careof Son

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OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORSII roshavmoney t° Urt t la a llrlllImtnufscturlor propoililon call11l lh Mcrfen

tUsler llortoa JUtkci Mtchlnt Gos Itctorjr In your own city ol Fuducsh Ky and Itsthe wm t befog wrntd out

I nsw a tulle over lOUOO skirts of this comMil at te per share tar ftcoTioitmnstMs opportunlr kut writ st once

btfcmthls lot Is all sold ottiaad tilt priceMrtaccsn WMto MlllH AVDH Nsw Ysrk ClySr 7 XJV

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50 CENTSA WEEK

BUYS A HEATING STOVE

t HartsBut Hart does Dot advocate that plan as he I 4

does not believe man should pauperize himself

aid family by paying enormous installment 9 tprices There is no business sense in thatAny honest mans credit is good at Harts for

a stove on regular terms at Harts small t

profit pri-cesHart

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Wants toLive a

andwants you to live also and save something for the babies

Hence Harts Low Priceson all of Harts famous line of

Great Heating StovesSelected very carfully they are every one TopNotch Heaing Stoves at price to your interest

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Theatrical Notes

The Frank Dudley Company one ofI the best on the road opens a weeksengagement at the Kentucky tonight

Mr Harry Miller Cunningham thewell known local musician IIs stillworking on original compositions andby nut summer will have composedram rota of waltzes and matchesMr OnnnlnRbara this summer com ¬

pored several pretty waltzes andmarches two of which were arrangedby Herbert Clark the famous cornettea and the late marches Mr Olin ¬

ningham ii arranging himself Heintends to have composed and arranged several dozen compositions bysummer when an entire programmeof Onnnlnghami stuff ai his band1

comrades call it will be played by

Deans band

Prof Deals Orchestra will tonighttInaugurate its season at the Kentuckytheater It will play during the weefor the Dudley Company which openI

thii evening

The lint one night stand play f

the season at The Kentucky willRlobard Carle in The Tenderfooton the evening of Thursday toe 29th

Dummy Hughe today signed a con-

tract¬

with the Iaducah management tonext season to play first base for theIndians Hughes IIs the right kind offirst baseman hitting as well as fieldingand he tins been recognized the best Inthe league Hughe says lie likes Padu ¬

ail and will report next season earlHe will go home to Louisville tonight

ABILLNA

AbllenA U natural water It holdin solution salts dissolved from oat ¬

ural deposits in the earth It is Na-ture cnthartlc compound a natur ¬

al mineral water Mineral watersare recognized everywhere as theroost efficient as well MR tbe ledllnjurlous cathartic AbllenA Iis thebee mlutral water on the Americanmarket IllIli The American NaturalCathartic The ill > coverv of AbilenAwas a simple revelation of natureFor a long time a ter the first wellwas dug the water being unfit fordomestic purposes was nut used atall Practical less afterward die ¬

closed its medicinal properties andthe report of Its virtue was rapidlydisseminated Finally Eeviral chewlat analyzed the water and the reosuits manifested its great theraoeutic value and prelnJicated is futurerenown Sold only by

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A PEW applications will remove tanor saDowEesi and restore thebeauty of youthgorrI

money will be refunded ifPlmplfLiverasset Eruptions Ordinary sun in lo

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dayi the wont in 30 days After these 1

detect are removed the skin will baksoft clear and beautiful Price so cents

at drug stores or by mall Thousandsof ladle testlfyto the merits of Satinola

Will Units Miller wrtttrUTyt S C-

Ant 9 1904 I am delighted with the reolltitbei

potltlttlr remore Irtcklet and clue the cornpinion One of my iritndt has red It tad IIsreef entbuttstUc

PHONAL 1 IILElCO1 Paris TinDur +

Worlds Fair RoomsyEst Naffitt AT Mt LHS

76 cents per day with hath TakeCats Ave ear north on Seventh it-

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THE KENTUCKYxsssgI UuII ILI

WEEK OF-

SEPTEMBER 1924Matinees Wednesday f

and SaturdayW Dick Harrison offer

DUDLEYtheand company superlativeinproductions ¬

deville Monday nightsfinBenPRICESw10 20 30 and 50crightwithifprcHiedbe y

SEATS ARF NOW W SALE

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