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summer The nddroes will bo changed as often as desired and the rate Is only 2Bo a month Hotel Belvedere Cafe John Burns steward Soft shell crabs frogs and all the seasonable doUoa i > s Gasoline boats for outing par ¬ ties and hunting trips furnlAhed with licensed operator by Motor float Garage Co Old phqno 1113 s Porpwtual green lawn grass teed 4 Jut t receiver Brunsons 129 Broad ¬ vway Dr J W T IAtterfon of 4Jl North Twelfth street announces that In future be may be rm hed by new phones 001 or 1600 Instead of old plroues llCtm or 2099 Place your orders tar TrcxlJJg invitations at home The Sun U bowing as great an nswrtmcnt at you will finds any whoro at priced much lower than you will have to pay cltewhoro Best and cheapett We rant bug¬ give cnrrlsgm and honos separately Both phones 100 Coplands StabU 4 1U Jefferson street t W I L Johnson a prominent farmer and school tender of Cal t lowny county was UlllJd fly light ning while working a Hold two miles south of Murraye Patrolmen Alexander and Clnrlf who were suspended pending an In ¬ vestigation of Mtargojt byrftho board of poHco and Ire iwnimlsulonors were restored to tholr steels l yesterday Henry Reed n livery stable i keepor of La Outer was arrested yotteYday by Wado Brown deputy United States marshal on the charge of bootlegging Ho was held to the federal graudJury by United States CamtnlsBloiuif Armour Gardner Trnvoilna Engineer II J Foony of the Loulsvflle division of the Illi ¬ nois Central wont to Chicago today to attend the regular session of tray cling pnglnoere Ho Is on time pro gram for an addrose Mrs Dorluns private school will open Monday September 9 Com rplole literary and commercial courses i FourthN street Old phone 1478 Tho members of the Lutheran League will glvo an ice cream social I on the church lawn next TuVsdnjfj night Members of tho congregation and their friends Invited tOXfiXtIS IUUI1CIIOX- I rniirlerJouriml Ushij Pliiuto of till Other Nt11 vsimiKrN Ixulsvllle Ky Aug 31The- r loss on tho CourierJournal plant which was gutted by fire shortly af l ter midnight last night Is estimated to bo about 200000 Tho machinery while damaged to some extent by water can soon bo put In shape and It was stated by Bruce Haldeman president oC tho CourierJournal company this morning that there would be no interruption to tho bust ¬ ness the other papers of tho city hay ¬ ing offered the CourierJournal the use of their plants until arrange ¬ meats an bo made for the paper to resume operations In Its own placo of business v The principal damage was done by Water tho root and tho top story boo lag the chief sufferers by proi i VVw y a e1MMMMMMwMMeIA If IfRivER NEWS I 1 Itlver Singtw Cairo 19503 taJ Chattaiioga Mining Cincinnati 130 02 fall Evansvllle H3 08 rise FlorenceMlseilgJoh 1 I Louisville J8 08 fall Mt Carmol 32 04 tail Xnslivllla frS 00 atd Plttiburg 40 00 rl St Louis 118 OI fall MU Vermin MUslng- Paducnh 9S 45 rise This morning the river took an imi usual Jump lijr going uII5 since yesterday This left tie gatix at 93 If the rise continues It will be I plea pnt pews for the rlvermen A gooa stage of water hOI been enjoyed this- year Tbe I Let line of ateamara dill eoattnuiHl tripe to Cincinnati for fear they would be left up the river by tile filling river It UM present rise continues or the river holds tile present stage It is probable the pick- ets will resume their trade again The Joe Fowler did not get away for Hnwvllle until kite last night owing to heavy builnesii The Join S Hopkins WM the Evsnsvltle paakot todayThe Cowling was In and out m time today for Metropois The Chattanooga was loading frtllftiY today III place of the Keii tttrky cad she wilt leave at C oclock In the Kentuckys trade up tho Ten HMsse river The Chattanooga bar been chartered until the Teaasesee river rises and during the low water the Keutncky win be given an over ¬ hauling Frank Mallnakl better known to the rlvermen as SI went to Cairo tiita morning as second clerk on the Dick I Fowler the last time for a month SI will take a trip out west anti he will first visit Denver am front there 1 to Albuquerque N M I DIJnfihll abctnoe lonn I T Rogarr wjlbe second clerk Tho Lrda did not succeed ID gbt Ung away yesterday but Ale loft early this morning for the Cumber land river after ties The Blue Spot arrived yesterday from th0 Tennessee rlvorwlj B tow of tloa and took the tow to Juppn The Blue Spot left today for the Ton neMoe river today for anator tnw ylf Rojal arrived on tltnj today tv lk a good trip ptaln Mark Cote of tho Dick hllll1elnext Tho A D Allen win be tnl on out on the dry docks next Wedno day tot a general overhauling The Alton Is s cotton boat and arrived tovotal days ago from tho south The Martha A Imnien will bo completed by Wod issday and let Into tho river Tlio Harth arrived today from C4 loyvlllo today with a tow of coat for tlid Wost Kentucky Coal compaity I The Harvester line been moved t t- lho to tlRet of the West Kentucky Coal company above Moyera street Tho Bettlo Owen brought over n good Saturdays morning trip today I School Hook lkls Now ready at D E Wllnons the look and Music man Jt Pie gun wnnt ads for results t I1EOPLEt f J EVENTSI I TTTTTTT T Slv Oclock Dinner Tho Misses Antonette and Christy Kolb entertained at their home 411 South Fifth street yesterday evening with a C oclock dinner compliment- ary ¬ to Miss I Ella Mertz of St Louis and Muss Vivian Elsey of Bardsville Tho dinner was a delightful occasion The following were present Misses mla Mertz Vivian Elsoy Florence Mammon Ruble Kolb Majorlo Mam men Dora Voegel Kate StolnJiuuor Ruth Kacgel Christy and Anton ¬ title Kolb A Former Indiicnli Girl News has been received In the city of the approaching marriage of Miss Trlxle Mooney and Mr Robert lIar rte at Longvlew Tex Tho marriage will take place tomorrow morning In ongvlow and after tho ceremony the couple will leavo for the coast on a briday tour Miss Mooney formerly lived with her parents but about five years ago wont to Texas to reside Mr Will Mooney of this city Is an uncle and Miss Blanche Mooney a cousin She Is a lovable girl and has l ninny friends hero Mr Harris is a young railroad man In Longvlow and holds a position of prominence Fur l 1rlemls Mien Mamie Heath entertained last night at her home on Kentucky ave- nue ¬ In honor df a few friends A de- lightful ¬ evening twas spent Those 91auK l lk wts Ida Sexton Mamie heaths Qeraldlne Oilman Jama Lamb Lena Mites and MuMra Cocll Robertson Oscar Straub Will Thomas John Hook Joseph Oourloux Rudy King and John Nerdy Iiireuell Reclliil Prof Harry M 1 Gilbert who ro turns to Dallas Texas to resume hla elris in time Southwestern Conserve ton of that oily Wednesday Sep ¬ temper 4 will give a farewell organ recital In the First Christian church Tuesday evening September 1 Tho general public Is Cordially Invited Prof Gilberts stay In Paducah has been greatly enjoyed by his host of friends and tho muMe loving people at large and their best wishes go with him I Mr P I L McDonald of Chsttsnoo gfi Teun is In the city and wtiulJ be Bossed to meet those con tempi 1114 voJre etfltur Mr MaDmmld can be seen at Mrs Whltefiolds Seventh and Kentucky Dr lit II Winston flW Jefferson street has rpturned from Ohio where be spent his vacation on the lakes Mr Erie Ingram will go to Gol onda tomorrow on n visit Mr and Mrs J Dillion of Murray aro tho guests of Mr and Mrs Fruk A Ifuous 512 1 North Twelfth street Mrs B W Reynolds nnd two chil ¬ dren of Mavfield are visiting lrll11 pharles E Morton Mrs J C Reynolds of Mayfield U visiting Mrs I J W Williams Dr B W Reynold of Mayfleld Alll arrive tomorrow to Join his wife who Is visiting Mrs Charier I E Hor tOn Mr Neal Dowd will leave Wednes dnyfor Martin Tenn to enter the McFerran college Mr anti Mrs Edward L Atkins loft at noon for southern Illinois to spend Labor day with friends Mr William 0 Crow and family of 1 Los Anoles Cal who flavo been visiting Mr Crows mother at 333 North Eighth have returned to their home Mr Crow who Is well known among business men hnS been won ¬ 1erfuuyfi proliWrWjR during his three roars jrosldonco 1n tho west Mrs W F Purdy of Bandana Is the guest other mother Mrs F Stewart of Kovll l Col John K Hendrlck loft today to open Ills campaign lie will speak it Louisa the county seat of Law ¬ rence county Labor day Miss I Knthorlno Glooves loft at noon for a visit to her aunt In Nash rllle Miss Murrell Smedlcy will return Monday from Viola whore sho has lion visiting friends MM jtytqn Koll524 North Soy ¬ nth street has returned home from n visit to friends In Princeton Miss Dorothy Rowland returned ataar = RECKLESS SPENDTHRIFT Mil What the fleet Why matterI I spend every bit of itt I L d t I IJa I from Mayflt i w i I h 11 I j M I or u u r i romnuiiii d luiine b M L < Uowma and little Miss Martha Wheeler of IemphlsI Wllison and Messrs H w Clark Fritz Boopple and Chiie W Pabat arrived last night They are members ofin government survey rs corps and came down tho Ohio rlv r Mr Harvey Allen left this morn Ing for Hamilton 0where he has accepted a position Miss Myra Nolen who has been the guest of her sister Mrs William V Green for tho past weik has gone to Dawson to spend a few days be foro returning to her home In st Louis Mrs A L Powell mindI little son Tom and Mrs Powells mother Mrs J n Edwards of lOll 1 South Fifth street have gone to Mnvfleld tovisit Mrs George Dunning for a few days Mrs F S HIggins and daughter MlM Alma returned to their home In St ltodnaCtor a visit to Mr and Mrs IL D MacMi n 1CIC Jet ¬ ferson street Musses Lottie Lofton tonic Virgil Edith Troutman are veiling In Me ¬ tropolis Mr Charles Troutman has return ¬ ed after taking a week > vacation at Maxon Mills- Claude 1 Russell Jr of Elkton is visiting mils uncle Claude Russell 320 North Sixth street Mr and Mrs L 0 Vwton 1630 Harrison street left today for Golden Pond on a visit to reletvas KimUH SHOWS ItKiHTICOU- SMarlenbad Aug Si i King I Ed- ward has administered a rebuke to tho singing of Indolioau songs In pieces of public amuBeimnt and his action whlth was taken publicly has created Intense excitement in Marjon bad His majesty entered a cafe chnnUnt last night and after Hsteni Ing to ono or two Item > on the pro gram ho walked out BK n protest against the scandalous iaturo of thol performance A Vlanm w company was playing His majesty was follow ed by tho duke of Tcrk and other members of his suits and all the Americans and Englishmen present This je horribloj appalling said the king to a member of his entour ¬ age and the accuracy of his descrip I admittedton aide7ohaceo Wnr I Henderson Ky Aug HHonder son county always claiming to be one theyeommonwlalth I lotltbreakof whichithe I have been heard for months Violence has been talked of In this Immediate section for some time barns havo been mysteriously burned and Incen diary measures have been proposed In public meetings but not until the present have any anonymous threats been seen Yesterday morning S C Hopkins found the following letter In his moll box August 27 19thSam Hopkins We tho tobacco raisers of Henderson and nearby counties notify you today to pool your tobacco between this and Saturday night as you havo done too willlhave to put on you Slammed e I NIGHT RIDERS Tho letter Is written In pencil and Is In tho same style of those use lon nonassociation farmers In tho dark I tobacco district Mr Hopkins Is un- easy ¬ but hopes that the letter was tho work of some crank lie will not comply i From one of the most successful Sunday school conventions ever held In the state Paducah delegates re- turned ¬ last night There were at least 2000 people present GOO dele ¬ gates of the number The Rev J B Weaver of Lou isvil t was elected president Invitations to meet at Next port and Franklin were received for next year but no ilecislon will be trade until the committee reports The meeting next Mar win bo hell In October on account of the Inter ¬ national meeting in Louisville in Tune Delegates from Paducah wre The Rev and Mrs William Bourquin Mrs Frank Wahl Miss Olga List Miss Pearl Campbell W L Harrl ouj Isabella Griffith Mrs J M I Miles Miss Catherine Rock Visa Rosa Kolb Mr Will Rock Prof and Mrs W H Sugg Mr1 C W Brown who has been a salesman for Armour company left today for fiultervllle 111 where ho wl take barge of a large hotel Mr Brown lias been In the city for about live years Fall Races And ANNUAL HORSE SHOW Pnducah Ky Sept Sltli 25th 20th and 27th 0000 J arses and Premiums t f 4 rio LI > j t + IN THE COURTS IE TTTTTTTTTTT Miuriugo License Louie Seamen and Louise Nelble W Bryant and Rend Hurkhart In Circuit Court Suit was filed today by the Pau Jones and company against II W Ellis and It R Dean for 12038 Tho petition reads they conducted drug store known as the Jackso Street pharmacy and brought good from the defendant to that amount Why the Fowler In Popular A passenger on tho Dick Fowle recently said If all boats were as ac- commodating as the Dick Fowler hi could not se any excuse for doini business with a railroad where i steamboat was available Tho Did Fowler lands at any point betwcei Cairo and Paducah to accommodat the people who reside on that stretch or river even when It Is only to le oft or take on a single person or pad ago Not long ago I saw her leav the Illinois Central wnarfboat a Cairo and whoa she had gone abou three boat lengths on her way to Pa- ducah a man who had run all tin way from the lower wharf whore had missed her reached the I wharf lie succeeded In attractlm the attention of Capt Colo wh promptly had the engine reversed anc tho boat backed up to take on the pasenger This Incident Illustrate s why tho Fowler Is popular and hai practical monopoly of the business between Cairo and PadlrahCalre Bulletin titer Forecasts The Ohio at Kvansvllle and Mt Vernon will continue rising during tho next 12 to 24 hours then fall At Paducah not much change dur ¬ ing the next 24 hours At Cairo will continue falling during tho next 24 hours Tho Tennessee from Florence to tho mouth not much change during the next 24 hours Tho Mississippi from below St Louts to Cairo will continue falling during the next 21 to 36 hours i Notice St Marys Academy will reopen on Tuesday September 3 The music department and senior grades will bo accommodated In the Sisters house corner Fifth and Monroe streets departments ¬ hall entrance to which II on Sixth street until the new building IB corn pleted Labor Day Tho steamer George Cowling will run on the following schedule Mon- day ¬ Sept 2 1907 Leave Metropolis at 74G a m t p m and C p m Leave Paducah at 930 a m 230 p mantiCpmRound 25 cents Notice Retail Clerks All members of local No 73 who do not participate in the Labor Day unmade will bo fined All members are to meet at their hall at 930 CLIFF MILLER CLAUD BAKER SAM ABLE Committee The Medicine Mini Who Is at Eighth and Tennessee streets Is going to feature Saturday night the most daring death defying act over In the history of Paducah Ky Everybody be on tfto lot at 730 p m sharp We shall labor to show you just what you want In clothing for Men and Boys Our new fall styles are com- Ing ¬ In every day but we have a small lot of light weight sulU the last of the summer stocit Your choice of all two and threepiece suits 33 13 per cent off Hero you will find Clothing Hats Shoes and Furnishings with the Union Label Make your days outing a pleasant one by wearing ono of Voiles suits In honor of tho day our store will close all day + WGs I V lS aU Og 4138Auw0avq = HEALTH MEANS STRENGTH I Strength Brings Results I IAt this season of the year the Horse Cow I Sheep Hog and Hen are weak from their efforts during spring and long hot summer a a days v 8 Vitality Gone The Animals and FowJs cant produce profit ¬ ably They must have help e a B A Thomas n Stock and Poultry Food will bring perfectV t e health and full strength to all animals and the I hens through the molt in fine condition for of heavy winter laying The Hog Powder Will positively cure and prevent hog cholera SatisfacC ¬ gtion guaranteed if given in time Hart Sells These Remedies at Factory Prices b n GEO 0 HART SONS CO Incorporated n LGIANT I ADS TTTT TT I I Subscribers inserting want ads In The Sun will kindly remember that all such items nro to be paid for when time nd Is Inserted time rule ap ¬ plying to every Otto without excep¬ iou FOR KINDLING wood ring 23G1 MITCHELLS for highgrade bicy ¬ cles 32C328 South Third street j FOR heaiiLg and stovewood ring 437 F LevIn I COOK WANTEDFor family of three Phone Mrs Mocquot 1293 WANTEDFirsttclass busnelmnn tailor at Grand Leader FOR SALE Fine fish globe anti pedestal with fifth 113 S Second FOR SALE CHEAP Driver or work horse Can be seen at Cope I lands stable 419 Jefferson street FOR RENT Apartment in C03 North Sixth street George Rawlelgh FOR Din WUUU old Phone 2361 WANTED Salesladies Apply to F M Kirby Co- w I D BROWN Concrete Contrac ¬ tor Ornamental and waterproof work a specialty Phono 2820 FOR HICKORY stove wood and sawdust telephone Robert Smith New Phone 763- CLOTHES cleanest and pressed All work guaranteed Solomon The Tailor 113 south Third street Phone lOlCa WHEN BUYING HARNESS Sad ¬ dlos or repair at the Paducah Harness anti Saddle Co you are getting the best 204 Kentucky avenue FOR RENT OR SALE rEleven room house on South Sixth street be- tween ¬ Clark and Washington Newly painted and In good condition Apply to H A Petter FOR RENTTwo siX room cot ¬ tages 502 and 506 North Seventh street All modern convenience Furnished It desired Phone 2368 WHITE GIRL Wanted to do gen eral housework In small family Good wages to right party Apply su2 Jefferson or phone 1994 AFTER FRIDAY August 30 you ran get lIam Cheeso Beef Pork Mutton Veal and Hamburger sand wlchosat 111 12 South Third street FOIL SALE Pony and buggy elthor separately or together Apply to S A lull at Sun office or tele ¬ phon096I LOST Childs small gold bracelet on car or at Wallace park Finder please return to this otllce and re- ceive ¬ reward A PRIVATE family In the West End will accept two or threo desire ¬ be people for meals after September 15 Address X care Tho Sun 1000 FOR A highheaded black mule 1C hands high scar on hip from kick Address A O Gerard Holloway K- ylVANTEIhoard and rooms Vor bottlo blowers In vicinity of Glass Factory Inquire Paducah Glass company CLEANING AND PRESSING neat- ly done Satisfaction guaranteed Work called for and delivered One trla hi all I ask James Duffy South Ninth street near Broadway l hou> 4C2a t 11 I FOR SALEA walnut bookcase Apply 1104 Jefferson street- 1VANTEDManager u for branch odlco we contemplate opening here In office we contemplate opening here lu Tho Morris Wholesale House Cin ¬ cinnati O FOR SALESix horse power Fair banks Morse gasoline engine Good i condition will sell cheap Apply t- oSE Mitchell 32G South Third street4SANTEDSalesmen to sell lub dealing oils and greases on salary or commission I Excellent side line The Champion Refining Co Cleve ¬ land Ohi- oWANTEDFor U S army Able bodied unmarried men between ages of 21 and 35 cltlrons of the United States of good character and tem ¬ carafe habits who can speak read and write English Men wanted now for service In Cuba For information apply to Recrutlng Officer New Rich ¬ mond House Paducah Ky Itroiisoit Ave Ilargnlu S No 902 five minutes from L C shops 3room house 43 foot lot runs through to Adams street grapes peaches House fixed up a little would be worth 1OOlrlco 850 halt cash Whlttemores Heal Estate Agency Both phones 835 Notlni m Labor Dnspeaking Prominent representatives of organized labor will be present to address the people fly mistake this was left off the regr ular program + LABOR DAY COMMITTEE Per J C REAVIS SOUND1OGIU August and September are two months when one has to be very care ¬ ful about ovary condition that makes for good or bad health The system Is usually beginning to feel the strain of the hot summer months and the different organs need but very llttlq to throw them Into complete disor ¬ der and result la probably a fatal ill nessGood health la assured however If you treed natures gentle warnings and are In any measure discreet Tho usual summer disorders ma laria general wornout and run down conditions biliousness stomach and bowel disorders of all kinds chronic or acute headaches yield t readily and very quickly to the Os teopathic treatment and have no attending ill effects Usually you are + as 111 from the customary mertlca prescriptions as from the Illness but In Osteopathy you experience none of this Let mo tell you at any time of h tho great success I am having wiU the treatment In Paducah I shall re ¬ fer you to people you know well for l the evidence and who will tell you Just what it has done for them DR O G FROAGE 51C Broadway Upstairs Phone HOG C E KIDD l 0 R KIDD Physicians and Surgeons Office 609 Broadway Both Phones Olllco 1110 Residence 81 t i DR MILTON BOARD Ofllco Columbia Building With Ir J Q Tajlir Phones Residence Palmer house Office Both pliouca 47 t lIourstO to 12 JIO to fiTO 7 M ti 8 Sunday 10 tc 12
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olllco175Dr1004BroadwayCity giibscriben to the Dally
fSun who with the delivery of theirvapors stopped mint notify our collectors or make the requosU directto Tho Sun otllis No attention willbe paid to such orders when givento carrier Sun Publishing Co
We glue you better carriage andLetter service for the money than
tU given by any transfer company In
I America Flue carriages for specialI occasions on short notlco alto ole
gaut livery rigs Palmer Transfer Co1Kodaks from it to 25 Some-
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now In the line null all nee ¬
sary supplies that mako kodakingpleasant at R D Clements Co
Farluy Fliher veterinarians+
427 S Third Old phone 1341 newphone 8S1
Have Tho Sun mailed to you orany of your friends going away fortho summer The nddroes will bochanged as often as desired and therate Is only 2Bo a month
Hotel Belvedere Cafe JohnBurns steward Soft shell crabsfrogs and all the seasonable doUoai>s
Gasoline boats for outing par ¬
ties and hunting trips furnlAhedwith licensed operator by Motor floatGarage Co Old phqno 1113
s Porpwtual green lawn grass teed4 Jutt receiver Brunsons 129 Broad ¬
vway Dr J W T IAtterfon of 4JlNorth Twelfth street announces thatIn future be may be rm hed by newphones 001 or 1600 Instead of oldplroues llCtm or 2099
Place your orders tar TrcxlJJginvitations at home The Sun Ubowing as great an nswrtmcnt atyou will finds any whoro at pricedmuch lower than you will have topay cltewhoro
Best and cheapett We rant bug¬
give cnrrlsgm and honos separatelyBoth phones 100 Coplands StabU4 1U Jefferson street
t W IL Johnson a prominentfarmer and school tender of Cal
t lowny county was UlllJd fly lightning while working a Hold two milessouth of MurrayePatrolmen Alexander and Clnrlfwho were suspended pending an In ¬
vestigation of Mtargojt byrftho boardof poHco and Ire iwnimlsulonors wererestored to tholr steelsl yesterday
Henry Reed n livery stablei
keepor of La Outer was arrestedyotteYday by Wado Brown deputyUnited States marshal on the chargeof bootlegging Ho was held to thefederal graudJury by United StatesCamtnlsBloiuif Armour Gardner
Trnvoilna Engineer II J Foonyof the Loulsvflle division of the Illi ¬
nois Central wont to Chicago todayto attend the regular session of traycling pnglnoere Ho Is on time program for an addrose
Mrs Dorluns private schoolwill open Monday September 9 Comrplole literary and commercial courses
iFourthNstreet Old phone 1478Tho members of the Lutheran
League will glvo an ice cream social I
on the church lawn next TuVsdnjfjnight Members of tho congregationand their friends Invited
tOXfiXtIS IUUI1CIIOX-II
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Ixulsvllle Ky Aug 31The-r loss on tho CourierJournal plant
which was gutted by fire shortly afl ter midnight last night Is estimated
to bo about 200000 Tho machinerywhile damaged to some extent bywater can soon bo put In shape andIt was stated by Bruce Haldemanpresident oC tho CourierJournalcompany this morning that therewould be no interruption to tho bust ¬
ness the other papers of tho city hay ¬
ing offered the CourierJournal theuse of their plants until arrange ¬
meats an bo made for the paper toresume operations In Its own placo ofbusiness
v The principal damage was done byWater tho root and tho top story boo
lag the chief sufferers by proiiVVw ya
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Cairo 19503 taJChattaiioga MiningCincinnati 130 02 fallEvansvllle H3 08 rise
FlorenceMlseilgJoh1
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Louisville J8 08 fallMt Carmol 32 04 tailXnslivllla frS 00 atdPlttiburg 40 00 rlSt Louis 118 OI fallMU Vermin MUslng-Paducnh 9S 45 rise
This morning the river took an imiusual Jump lijr going uII5 sinceyesterday This left tie gatix at 93If the rise continues It will be Ipleapnt pews for the rlvermen A gooastage of water hOI been enjoyed this-year Tbe ILet line of ateamara dilleoattnuiHl tripe to Cincinnati for fearthey would be left up the river bytile filling river It UM present risecontinues or the river holds tilepresent stage It is probable the pick-ets will resume their trade again
The Joe Fowler did not get awayfor Hnwvllle until kite last nightowing to heavy builnesii The JoinS Hopkins WM the Evsnsvltle paakot
todayTheCowling was In and out m
time today for MetropoisThe Chattanooga was loading
frtllftiY today III place of the Keiitttrky cad she wilt leave at C oclockIn the Kentuckys trade up tho TenHMsse river The Chattanooga barbeen chartered until the Teaaseseeriver rises and during the low waterthe Keutncky win be given an over ¬
haulingFrank Mallnakl better known to
the rlvermen as SI went to Cairotiita morning as second clerk on theDick IFowler the last time for amonth SI will take a trip out westanti he will first visit Denver amfront there 1 to Albuquerque N MI
DIJnfihll abctnoe lonnI T Rogarrwjlbe second clerk
Tho Lrda did not succeed ID gbtUng away yesterday but Ale loftearly this morning for the Cumberland river after ties
The Blue Spot arrived yesterdayfrom th0 Tennessee rlvorwlj B towof tloa and took the tow to JuppnThe Blue Spot left today for the TonneMoe river today for anator tnw
ylf Rojal arrived on tltnj todaytvlk a good trip
ptaln Mark Cote of tho Dick
hllll1elnextTho A D Allen win be tnl on out
on the dry docks next Wedno day tota general overhauling The Alton Is scotton boat and arrived tovotal daysago from tho south The Martha A
Imnien will bo completed by Wodissday and let Into tho river
Tlio Harth arrived today from C4loyvlllo today with a tow of coat fortlid Wost Kentucky Coal compaityI
The Harvester line been moved tt-
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tlRet of the West Kentucky Coalcompany above Moyera street
Tho Bettlo Owen brought over ngood Saturdays morning trip todayI
School Hook lklsNow ready at D E Wllnons thelook and Music manJt
Pie gun wnnt ads for results
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TTTTTTT TSlv Oclock Dinner
Tho Misses Antonette and ChristyKolb entertained at their home 411South Fifth street yesterday eveningwith a C oclock dinner compliment-ary
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to Miss IElla Mertz of St Louisand Muss Vivian Elsey of BardsvilleTho dinner was a delightful occasionThe following were present Missesmla Mertz Vivian Elsoy FlorenceMammon Ruble Kolb Majorlo Mammen Dora Voegel Kate StolnJiuuorRuth Kacgel Christy and Anton ¬
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A Former Indiicnli GirlNews has been received In the city
of the approaching marriage of MissTrlxle Mooney and Mr Robert lIarrte at Longvlew Tex Tho marriagewill take place tomorrow morning Inongvlow and after tho ceremony thecouple will leavo for the coast on abriday tour Miss Mooney formerlylived with her parents but about fiveyears ago wont to Texas to resideMr Will Mooney of this city Is anuncle and Miss Blanche Mooney acousin She Is a lovable girl and has
l ninny friends hero Mr Harris is ayoung railroad man In Longvlow andholds a position of prominence
Fur l1rlemlsMien Mamie Heath entertained last
night at her home on Kentucky ave-
nue¬
In honor df a few friends A de-
lightful¬
evening twas spent Those91auKllk wts Ida Sexton Mamie heathsQeraldlne Oilman Jama Lamb LenaMites and MuMra Cocll RobertsonOscar Straub Will Thomas JohnHook Joseph Oourloux Rudy Kingand John Nerdy
Iiireuell ReclliilProf Harry M1 Gilbert who ro
turns to Dallas Texas to resume hlaelris in time Southwestern Conserveton of that oily Wednesday Sep ¬
temper 4 will give a farewell organrecital In the First Christian churchTuesday evening September 1 Thogeneral public Is Cordially InvitedProf Gilberts stay In Paducah hasbeen greatly enjoyed by his host offriends and tho muMe loving peopleat large and their best wishes gowith him
I Mr P IL McDonald of Chsttsnoogfi Teun is In the city and wtiulJbe Bossed to meet those con tempi1114 voJre etfltur Mr MaDmmld canbe seen at Mrs Whltefiolds Seventhand Kentucky
Dr lit II Winston flW Jeffersonstreet has rpturned from Ohio wherebe spent his vacation on the lakes
Mr Erie Ingram will go to Golonda tomorrow on n visit
Mr and Mrs J Dillion of Murrayaro tho guests of Mr and Mrs FrukA Ifuous 5121 North Twelfth street
Mrs B W Reynolds nnd two chil¬
dren of Mavfield are visitinglrll11
pharles E MortonMrs J C Reynolds of Mayfield
U visiting MrsI J W WilliamsDr B W Reynold of Mayfleld
Alll arrive tomorrow to Join his wifewho Is visiting Mrs CharierI E HortOn
Mr Neal Dowd will leave Wednesdnyfor Martin Tenn to enter theMcFerran college
Mr anti Mrs Edward L Atkins loftat noon for southern Illinois tospend Labor day with friends
Mr William 0 Crow and familyof1 Los Anoles Cal who flavo beenvisiting Mr Crows mother at 333North Eighth have returned to theirhome Mr Crow who Is well knownamong business men hnS been won ¬
1erfuuyfi proliWrWjR during his threeroars jrosldonco 1n tho west
Mrs W F Purdy of Bandana Is
the guest other mother Mrs FStewart of Kovlll
Col John K Hendrlck loft todayto open Ills campaign lie will speakit Louisa the county seat of Law ¬
rence county Labor dayMiss IKnthorlno Glooves loft at
noon for a visit to her aunt In Nashrllle
Miss Murrell Smedlcy will returnMonday from Viola whore sho haslion visiting friends
MM jtytqn Koll524 North Soy ¬
nth street has returned home fromn visit to friends In Princeton
Miss Dorothy Rowland returnedataar=
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romnuiiii d luiine b ML < Uowmaand little Miss Martha Wheeler ofIemphlsIWllison and Messrs H w ClarkFritz Boopple and Chiie W Pabatarrived last night They are membersofin government survey rs corps andcame down tho Ohio rlv r
Mr Harvey Allen left this mornIng for Hamilton 0where he hasaccepted a position
Miss Myra Nolen who has been theguest of her sister Mrs William VGreen for tho past weik has goneto Dawson to spend a few days beforo returning to her home In stLouis
Mrs A L Powell mindI little sonTom and Mrs Powells mother MrsJ n Edwards of lOll1 South Fifthstreet have gone to Mnvfleld tovisitMrs George Dunning for a few days
Mrs F S HIggins and daughterMlM Alma returned to their home InSt ltodnaCtor a visit to Mrand Mrs IL D MacMi n 1CIC Jet ¬
ferson streetMusses Lottie Lofton tonic Virgil
Edith Troutman are veiling In Me ¬
tropolisMr Charles Troutman has return ¬
ed after taking a week > vacation atMaxon Mills-
Claude1
Russell Jr of Elkton isvisiting mils uncle Claude Russell320 North Sixth street
Mr and Mrs L 0 Vwton 1630Harrison street left today for GoldenPond on a visit to reletvas
KimUH SHOWS ItKiHTICOU-SMarlenbad Aug Sii King IEd-
ward has administered a rebuke totho singing of Indolioau songs Inpieces of public amuBeimnt and hisaction whlth was taken publicly hascreated Intense excitement in Marjonbad His majesty entered a cafechnnUnt last night and after HsteniIng to ono or two Item > on the program ho walked out BK n protestagainst the scandalous iaturo of tholperformance A Vlanm w companywas playing His majesty was followed by tho duke of Tcrk and othermembers of his suits and all theAmericans and Englishmen present
This je horribloj appalling saidthe king to a member of his entour ¬
age and the accuracy of his descrip
Iadmittedtonaide7ohaceo
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Henderson Ky Aug HHonderson county always claiming to be one
theyeommonwlalth I
lotltbreakofwhichithe Ihave been heard for months Violencehas been talked of In this Immediatesection for some time barns havobeen mysteriously burned and Incendiary measures have been proposedIn public meetings but not until thepresent have any anonymous threatsbeen seen Yesterday morning S CHopkins found the following letterIn his moll box
August 27 19thSam HopkinsWe tho tobacco raisers of Hendersonand nearby counties notify you todayto pool your tobacco between this andSaturday night as you havo done toowilllhaveto put on you Slammed e I
NIGHT RIDERSTho letter Is written In pencil and
Is In tho same style of those use lonnonassociation farmers In tho dark I
tobacco district Mr Hopkins Is un-easy
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but hopes that the letter wastho work of some crank lie will notcomply i
From one of the most successfulSunday school conventions ever heldIn the state Paducah delegates re-
turned¬
last night There were atleast 2000 people present GOO dele ¬
gates of the number The Rev J B
Weaver of Lou isvil t was electedpresident Invitations to meet at Nextport and Franklin were received fornext year but no ilecislon will betrade until the committee reportsThe meeting next Mar win bo hellIn October on account of the Inter ¬
national meeting in Louisville inTune
Delegates from Paducah wreThe Rev and Mrs William BourquinMrs Frank Wahl Miss Olga ListMiss Pearl Campbell W L Harrl oujIsabella Griffith Mrs J MI Miles
Miss Catherine Rock Visa RosaKolb Mr Will Rock Prof and MrsW H Sugg
Mr1 C W Brown who has been asalesman for Armour companyleft today for fiultervllle 111
where ho wl take barge of a largehotel Mr Brown lias been In thecity for about live years
Fall RacesAnd
ANNUAL HORSE SHOW
Pnducah Ky
Sept Sltli 25th 20th and27th
0000 J arses and Premiums t
f4 rio LI >
j t +IN THE COURTS IE
TTTTTTTTTTTMiuriugo License
Louie Seamen and Louise NelbleW Bryant and Rend Hurkhart
In Circuit CourtSuit was filed today by the Pau
Jones and company against II W
Ellis and It R Dean for 12038Tho petition reads they conducteddrug store known as the JacksoStreet pharmacy and brought goodfrom the defendant to that amount
Why the Fowler In PopularA passenger on tho Dick Fowle
recently said If all boats were as ac-
commodating as the Dick Fowler hicould not se any excuse for doinibusiness with a railroad where i
steamboat was available Tho DidFowler lands at any point betwceiCairo and Paducah to accommodatthe people who reside on that stretchor river even when It Is only to leoft or take on a single person or padago Not long ago I saw her leavthe Illinois Central wnarfboat aCairo and whoa she had gone abouthree boat lengths on her way to Pa-
ducah a man who had run all tinway from the lower wharf whorehad missed her reached the I
wharf lie succeeded In attractlmthe attention of Capt Colo whpromptly had the engine reversed anctho boat backed up to take on thepasenger This Incident Illustrate swhy tho Fowler Is popular and haipractical monopoly of the businessbetween Cairo and PadlrahCalreBulletin
titer ForecastsThe Ohio at Kvansvllle and Mt
Vernon will continue rising duringtho next 12 to 24 hours then fallAt Paducah not much change dur ¬
ing the next 24 hours At Cairo willcontinue falling during tho next 24hours
Tho Tennessee from Florence totho mouth not much change duringthe next 24 hours
Tho Mississippi from below StLouts to Cairo will continue fallingduring the next 21 to 36 hours
iNotice
St Marys Academy will reopen onTuesday September 3 The musicdepartment and senior grades will boaccommodated In the Sisters housecorner Fifth and Monroe streets
departments ¬
hall entrance to which II on Sixthstreet until the new building IB cornpleted
Labor DayTho steamer George Cowling will
run on the following schedule Mon-day
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Sept 2 1907Leave Metropolis at 74G a m t
p m and C p mLeave Paducah at 930 a m 230
pmantiCpmRound
25 cents
Notice Retail ClerksAll members of local No 73 who
do not participate in the Labor Dayunmade will bo fined All membersare to meet at their hall at 930
CLIFF MILLERCLAUD BAKERSAM ABLE Committee
The Medicine MiniWho Is at Eighth and Tennesseestreets Is going to feature Saturdaynight the most daring death defyingact over In the history of PaducahKy Everybody be on tfto lot at730 p m sharp
We shall labor to show youjust what you want In clothingfor Men and Boys
Our new fall styles are com-
Ing¬
In every day but we have asmall lot of light weight sulUthe last of the summer stocit
Your choice of all two andthreepiece suits 33 13 per centoff
Hero you will find ClothingHats Shoes and Furnishingswith the Union Label Makeyour days outing a pleasant oneby wearing ono of Voiles suitsIn honor of tho day our storewill close all day
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=HEALTH MEANS STRENGTH
I Strength Brings ResultsIIAt this season of the year the Horse Cow
I Sheep Hog and Hen are weak from theirefforts during spring and long hot summer
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daysv
8
Vitality GoneThe Animals and FowJs cant produce profit¬
ably They must have helpe
a B A Thomasn Stock and Poultry Food will bring perfectVt
e health and full strength to all animals and theI hens through the molt in fine condition for
of heavy winter laying
The Hog PowderWill positively cure and prevent hog choleraSatisfacC¬
gtion guaranteed if given in time
Hart Sells These Remedies at Factory Prices
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I Subscribers inserting want ads InThe Sun will kindly remember thatall such items nro to be paid forwhen time nd Is Inserted time rule ap ¬
plying to every Otto without excep¬
iouFOR KINDLING wood ring 23G1MITCHELLS for highgrade bicy ¬
cles 32C328 South Third streetj FOR heaiiLg and stovewood ring437 F LevIn
I
COOK WANTEDFor family ofthree Phone Mrs Mocquot 1293
WANTEDFirsttclass busnelmnntailor at Grand Leader
FOR SALE Fine fish globe antipedestal with fifth 113 S Second
FOR SALE CHEAP Driver orwork horse Can be seen at Cope
I
lands stable 419 Jefferson streetFOR RENT Apartment in C03
North Sixth street George Rawlelgh
FOR Din WUUU old Phone2361
WANTED Salesladies Apply toF M Kirby Co-
w
I
D BROWN Concrete Contrac ¬
tor Ornamental and waterproofwork a specialty Phono 2820
FOR HICKORY stove wood andsawdust telephone Robert SmithNew Phone 763-
CLOTHES cleanest and pressedAll work guaranteed Solomon TheTailor 113 south Third street PhonelOlCa
WHEN BUYING HARNESS Sad ¬
dlos or repair at the Paducah Harnessanti Saddle Co you are getting thebest 204 Kentucky avenue
FOR RENT OR SALE rElevenroom house on South Sixth street be-
tween¬
Clark and Washington Newlypainted and In good condition Applyto H A Petter
FOR RENTTwo siX room cot¬
tages 502 and 506 North Seventhstreet All modern convenienceFurnished It desired Phone 2368
WHITE GIRL Wanted to do general housework In small familyGood wages to right party Applysu2 Jefferson or phone 1994
AFTER FRIDAY August30 youran get lIam Cheeso Beef PorkMutton Veal and Hamburger sandwlchosat 111 12 South Third street
FOIL SALE Pony and buggyelthor separately or together Applyto S A lull at Sun office or tele ¬
phon096ILOST Childs small gold bracelet
on car or at Wallace park Finderplease return to this otllce and re-
ceive¬
rewardA PRIVATE family In the West
End will accept two or threo desire ¬
be people for meals after September15 Address X care Tho Sun
1000 FOR A highheaded blackmule 1C hands high scar on hipfrom kick Address A O GerardHolloway K-
ylVANTEIhoard and rooms Vorbottlo blowers In vicinity of GlassFactory Inquire Paducah Glasscompany
CLEANING AND PRESSING neat-ly done Satisfaction guaranteedWork called for and delivered Onetrla hi all I ask James Duffy SouthNinth street near Broadway l hou>4C2a
t 11
IFOR SALEA walnut bookcaseApply 1104 Jefferson street-
1VANTEDManagerufor branch
odlco we contemplate opening here Inoffice we contemplate opening here luTho Morris Wholesale House Cin ¬
cinnati O
FOR SALESix horse power Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine Good icondition will sell cheap Apply t-oSE Mitchell 32G South Third
street4SANTEDSalesmento sell lub
dealing oils and greases on salaryor commission IExcellent side lineThe Champion Refining Co Cleve ¬
land Ohi-oWANTEDFor U S army Able
bodied unmarried men between agesof 21 and 35 cltlrons of the UnitedStates of good character and tem¬
carafe habits who can speak readand write English Men wanted nowfor service In Cuba For informationapply to Recrutlng Officer New Rich ¬
mond House Paducah Ky
Itroiisoit Ave Ilargnlu S
No 902 five minutes from L C
shops 3room house 43 foot lotruns through to Adams street grapespeaches House fixed up a little wouldbe worth 1OOlrlco 850 haltcash
Whlttemores Heal Estate AgencyBoth phones 835
Notlnim
Labor Dnspeaking Prominentrepresentatives of organized laborwill be present to address the peoplefly mistake this was left off the regrular program +
LABOR DAY COMMITTEEPer J C REAVIS
SOUND1OGIUAugust and September are two
months when one has to be very care ¬
ful about ovary condition that makesfor good or bad health The systemIs usually beginning to feel the strainof the hot summer months and thedifferent organs need but very llttlqto throw them Into complete disor ¬
der and result la probably a fatal illnessGood
health la assured however Ifyou treed natures gentle warningsand are In any measure discreet
Tho usual summer disorders malaria general wornout and rundown conditions biliousness stomachand bowel disorders of all kindschronic or acute headaches yield t
readily and very quickly to the Osteopathic treatment and have noattending ill effects Usually you are +
as 111 from the customary mertlcaprescriptions as from the Illness butIn Osteopathy you experience none ofthis Let mo tell you at any time of h
tho great success I am having wiUthe treatment In Paducah I shall re ¬
fer you to people you know well for lthe evidence and who will tell youJust what it has done for them
DR O G FROAGE51C Broadway Upstairs Phone HOG
C E KIDD l 0 R KIDD
Physicians and SurgeonsOffice 609 Broadway
Both PhonesOlllco 1110 Residence 81
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DR MILTON BOARDOfllco Columbia BuildingWith Ir J Q Tajlir
Phones Residence Palmer houseOffice Both pliouca 47 t
lIourstO to 12 JIO to fiTO 7 M ti
8 Sunday 10 tc 12
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