The Paducah Sun from Paducah, Kentucky • Page 5

A MQNMV JTTNR 2rt 0 ivinij rrvr Ii I i THE PADUC EVENING SUN sa rs ssnta lr sslsrr ass assI i i jay LOADW CU I 415r4It 13ROADWRV llJl tOUlJTf IJUST I pricel pricer 1with those offered in the other clearance salesthere is quite a difference difI I i dif As usual we blazed the way The relulta crowded store every 1 i1day i1 hosts of pleased delighted cue 41 omen II I 1 1 wwwwwr THE LOCAL NEWS Forms for real estate agents for tale at this office Dr Gilbert osteopath 400 Broadway Phone 19C We can give you the finest car rages In tho city for wedding ball and theater calls Our prices are lower than thoee charged for like service in any city In America Otir service is second to done and the best In Ilnh city Palmer Transfer Company i restnuIifnt lint 123 1 South Second SecondI I For I facial massage scalp treat merit ami lampooning and for the full line of tho FrancoAmerican Hygienic Toilet requisites consult firs Ruhr 0j1 Monroe Cameras Cameras Cameras and I kodak supplies of all kinds at Clements Co We have Just received a new stork of metal detrlgns at nil prices I llrunion Co 529 Broadway I To rid your chicken house of mite and lice use Lees lice killer I YOpp Seed Co City subscriber to Tho Dally Kun who with the delivery of their papers stopped must notify our cot retort or make the TeqUeita direct to The Sun office No attention will I IMJ paid to Inch orders when given carriers Sun Publishing Co Just rocelved ft complete line ot Palmers perfume and toilet water Sixths drug store 902 Broadway For house numbers door plates brass stencils braes and aluminum cheek of alt kinds rubber type slpn I markers See The Diamond1 stamp Works 115 South Third Phone 35S Several dozen pint bottle of wbliky were stolon Saturday night from II Well Sons of North Sec end street Thu thief broke nut window on the second floor and en tnrod the building Nothing besides IAN whisky ha hiim missed from HIP building I bulldUngAn An Ice wagon of Flowers Was nor was crossing Sixth street and Broadway this morning when the rear wheel was caught Ih the streetcar track and the wheel was wrecked The wagon turned over Iud several hundred pounds of Ice were thrown on tho street street11tb 11tb lIaIOj 111 Waycross Ga Juno 29Wattr Wilkins and Albert linker negroes weft lynched by a mob of 1000 persons today on the eastern outskirts lit the city Tho negroes were brought here from Wayne county into of thorn charged with outraging the nl ycar old daughter of Wiley AValnwrlght Thursday ovonlng nIl negroes were being teen to Wayne county Ity oillcer from tho jail hero to bo chut up for nafokeeplng when the mob rushed the olllcers and hung the two prisoners The Evening RnttOe a Work Fine Cigars in a Fine Case It is nno11 saying that ulothei do not make the nma but when it comes to cigars and the facilities for storing them and keeping them in condition the reverse is tuo You can tnke the best cigar in the world and unless it is kept just moist enough tho bouquet is entirety lost We have just installed the finest and largest cigar case nnd humidor in West Ken tucky The growth of our cigar business and the tin manic stock which we carry made it neeessary More than ever ours is The Cigar Store of Paducah fiilberts Drag Store 4th and Broadway MtkM PkMM Jr Wi METROPOLIS WIXN A pRirrrv TAME FROM MOtrMM AT MOIfXPS StflrI lMMii to Two Wllli Len Hurt i nf Poiliicnli mi Slab for tau 1Irlunw 4 Metropolis won a pretty game yes terday at Mounds 111 from the Cairo Rubles by score df 4 to 2 Leo Hart tho sir southpaw pf Pa ducah was oii the firing line for Me tropolis and George Block handled the big mil and mask Hart has Improved wonderfully In his pitching and he only allowed the Cairo lads two hits He fanned out nine men Ito Not a base was stolon on Block who i kept the runners glued to the sacks I Metropolis started tho run getting in the first Inning Kehlmeyer and Sheehan were easy downs but Block got a hot single In the fnflvld while Hart foMowrd with a two sacker and Block reared Three runs were added In the fourth Inning Hart King and i OrugorJ filled the sacks when Shaw got a lnrlofk tnnd Hart and King stored Rehlmeyer followed with a good rap and Gregory trotted home Socks pitched a good game for Cairo and the game was a battle between two southpaws Metropolis lined up Block chart Gregory Ibi Sheehan 2b King 3b Kuhlinryer us Meyer If 31 Ir I ft Hdrrrt a I UT MR DISHMAN lUIMKI AT IIAKiaXI CKMK TIIUV SUNOAV I Filtlirr of Mm II II Crlllltli limes nt Aiiiilslon A In lit Hiart Trouble Mr DIshman who died at An niston Ala last Friday of heart trouble was burled nt Oakland yester day afternoon at 4 oclock The Rev Owen preached tho funeral serv iceir DIshman was the father of Mrs II Griffith of Jeffirwm street and was a former resident of PaducahFOlIt FOlIt DIE IX FLAMICS Family of Sly Irictlcally WMI Out anti Ionic I IKxIroyrd Milwaukee WIs June WThe family of Julius Krueger a laborer was practically wiped out Sunday morning by tire which brought death to the mother and three children the father and one ton escaping but be lag so badly Burned that they may not recover Krieger was a laborer In the roofing plant of Jeguar Gesclaop and lived In two small rooms In one end of the plant The fire started in that end of the building and by the time the fire department arrived four of tho family were dead The father and sOn were sleeping on the first floor and tho other four became confused In the smoke nnd were appar ently unable to find the exit The father and son were overcome In the hallway at the door which was broken down by Henry Hagen a watchman The dead are Mrs Julia Krueger aged 28 years Julia Krueger Gilbert Krueger aged 2 years and Eleanor Kruckcr aged 1 year Injured Julius Krueger and Ed ward Krueger 1ln EverybodysI I I Post VElliulis Formerly calletlII To sties The most delicious of all Corn Flukes The Taste Lingers Packages two sizes lOu und ISc I Mtdebv byI I roKtum Cfirat CamDiny Limited Baltic Cicek Mich thI I 1 tH IN SOCIAL CIRCLES Will Slug at Recital MM CAroline Ham leaves today to tosing sing at the dedication of the Carnegie organ of the First Christian church In Hopklnsvllle The following Is an extract from the Hopklnsvllle Kentuckian Miss Caroline hard a vocalist of Paducah will assist Mr Donloy at the organ recital at tho Christian church Tuesday evening Slid has a dramatic contralto of rare quality and music lovers should nvall themselves of the opportunity of hearing hearingher Deputy Circuit Court Clerk CI I Kldd Is sick at his home IfiOO Broad wayMrs Mrs Griffith of Tenth and Jefferson streets wife Defter today Mr II nutter of CarrSvlllc was In tho city today on a business trip Mr and Mrs Blackburn have returned from their woddng trip through the cant and are at homo at 910 Clay street Capt nruce names Is In the city today from Golconda Capt Fred McCandlesa left yester tiny for Golconda after a visit to his wife Mr McCaridless has recently purchased an Interest In tho steamer Royal and resigned his position as chief engineer on the steamer Ken tacky last week to accept a position as captain of Urt noyal Edward ACvWHllnms of Hethel Pa Is visiting his father Captain Mike Wllltame of the marine ways MM 1 Long I of Jackson TennIs In the city on a visit to Mr and Mrs WO McFadden City Jailer Wads Drown went to Kfvll Sunday on a visit to his farm Mr Joo Flsher of Rnnsoll will return home tonight lifter a visit to his niece Mrs Willie Brown 32V Ken lucky aVenue Mrs hula Duke and two children and her mother Mrs Alfred Marrs left this afternoon for Denver to live Mr and Mrs Robert Duke and little daughter Mary Iou are visiting In fit Louis Mr and Mrs 1 1 I Walton Jt the Empire Hats have returned homo from a ten days stay at Dawson Springs Miss Mine nagby Miss Marjorie Dagby and Messrs Douglas Ragby Ed Rash and Ed Gilson left today at noon on Hid Joe Fowler for Rvansvllle Mrs I Bryan and son Walton of Corinth Miss are the guests of Mrs 1 A Mclntlre 1200 Monroe street Mm Lucy Davis and daughter Mrs Klddi have returned from 11 visit to Jonesboro Ark Mr and Mrs Wilson have returned from Texarkana Tex where they twerp married Jest week Carl the flveyparod child of Mr Forrest of Ollrleng addition Is seriously 111 from diphtheria BKrs i Edward and Henry Cave who are summering In Moffet Col write home that they enjoyed a wolf hunt last week Mrs Kannlc West and daughter Ida and Miss Annie Ragsdato hard gone to Sharp to visit their ulster Mrs Minnie DIshman MeESg Paul I Davis of Marion III and I 1 Davis of Springfield III were In Paducah this afternoon en route to Melber on a visit to their mother Mrs Addle Davis and their brother Dr Tavls The Rev Fooks was the guest of Dr and Mrs Gore of Lone Oak yesterday Mr Isaac Altman has returned from French Lick Mr A Patton 319 Adams street has returned from Ashland City Tenn where he attended the funeral nnd burial of his sister i Mr Buchanan of North Thirteenth street returned homo Saturday after visiting his wife and children at Dalton Mr I Stone has returned from a tIp to St Louis Mr nnd Mrs Harry Green have returned from a visit to friends In Kvansvllle 07 Mrs CharleiA Davis son nnd little daughter have returned to their home In Nashville Tenn after a pleasant two weeks visit to Mrs Charies Jollln 51 ONorth Fourth street Mrs Hattie James of North Fifth street was called to St Louis this morning to be at the bedside of her brother Mr William Klnman whp la seriously 111 with typhoid fever Mr Stewart Sinnott manager of the Palmer House has gone to Chicago on business Mr Craig of Memphis re turned home this morning after a I Melt to friends In Paducahinii I I Mr John Cathey of Mothphls has returned home after a visit to reIn tives In the city Miss Marjorie Dagby of Broadway and her guest Miss Hullene Carroll of St Louis left today for Evansvlllu on a pleasure trips Mrs Edwards of BU Washington street and Mrs Bailey and lilts Mary Sivells of Whltewrlght Tex left today for Smtlhlaod to visit Mrs Duley Mrs Fannie Watkins has returned from a visit to her father Mr Kssex Spurrier of Star Lime Works Mr and Mrs Lewis 70C South fTenth street have returned from a visit to Princeton and flop klnsvllle I Mr iBurrndell of Brlensburg was the guest of his brother Mr Burradell yesterday Miss Lula Jones of Benton returned home last night after a vIsit to Miss Nora Boyer 522 South Third street Mr Clarence Goodman spent Sunday In Princeton on a visit tu friends Mr Charles Mercer has returned I r111 i iihboro wham hr aUriidcd Ithe commencement of the Owpnsbore college Miss Foyd Swift of North Fourth 1 street has returned from Chicago where she visited the public school before tho summer session closed 1 Mr 11 A Smith of Morehotife I Mo Is the guest of his brother Smith 722 South Sixteenth street Mr and lrsU 1 Wilson returned from Texas this morning to I roslde They were married last week and will reside In Paducah I Mrs Ballowe ahd children havq returned from Louisville MORE TIME SKCUHKI HV IJKCTIKIEItS IJV XHTNfTTIOV AT CIXCIXXATJ llItf Iooil I jiw Will Coniwl Plstlnc linn In Label Between Hleiiilril nml Straight fifioiK Rectifiers and blenders of whiskies In Paducuh and other Kentucky towns arc Interested In the new pure food regulations for llquorsthat go Into effect ou July 1 These regulations require that a label bn distilled products shall state specifically without any modifying adjectives the contents are whisky spirits alcohol high wines etc alcoI Distillers of straight whiskies await the operatlbn of the law with wlthlI I confidence but the rectifiers who are accustomed to blending whiskies with various Ingredients will be forced to label their products accordingly An Injunction against the lav has been IlnJUnCtlon Cincinnati distillers and another breathing spell will be granted to the rectifiers before the law becomes effectve Meanwhile rectifiers nil over the country are said to be stocking up heavily In advance of the law becoming effective Distilleries In Peoria Ill that furnish many Kentucky rec tillers with spirits are working overtime At what Is usually a dull season The rectifiers will be allowed to work off nil old stock hence the haste to get large quantities manufactured ItKAKQN OP COXKKHKXCK rrlJKTWKHX lltLKUS i ITBLIC FSt I London June 29The wisdom of King Edwards I recent vjslt to the czar at neal has found speedy demonstration In the upheavalilu Persia The situation would be fraught with danger If the relation between Russia and England were not cordial As It ls I refugees are protect In the embassies and the Orientals are left to fight among themselves TIll oldtime pructluv vtlien the shah was out of money was to borrow heavily from Russia and the de pendency of the Persian ruler upon the czar Invariably excited suspicion In England Russia Js no longer the fhahai I banker but supplies what la chfiap rTiBnv nlent precedent for playing with the constitutional sys tem and then abrubtly abolishing It The Teheran mejllsll has ben dis ciplined as though It were the duma and as that section of Persia has been officially recognized as Russia sphere of Influence British Interests are not menaced so long as political refugees au not hunted down In the embassy XO DECORATIONS Will lie Worn Hy Voiiirn of UOOM vilt llouscliiilil Oyster Bay June 29 Pres ident Roosevelt knows nothing of an offer on the part of tho sultan of Tur key to bestow any decoration upon Mrs Roosevelt or Miss Ethel The president was asked today regarding the report and Secretary loeb later stated that no announcement official or otherwise had been rcelved regarding the reported offers nnd that therefore the president could make no statement In resiroiibe to the protests of the American societies against the acceptance by Mrs Roosevelt of the Turkish decoration Unofficially It is understood that should tho decoration be offered as reported It will be declined upon the ground that as the president Is for bidden to accept decorations from foreign rulers the same rule should be regarded as applying to members of his fanny Footpad Fork over your money now or Ill blow your brains out Vhooper Blow away my dear fellow A chap can get along In New York without brains but he cannot without money Puck County Judge LIghtfoot married Mr I Bamwell and Miss theafternoon afternoon In his office The tenderest spot In a mans makeup Is sometimes the bald spot on top of his head Stomach Ti oubles fJ disappear after a change I from coffee to POSTUMTheres Theres a Reason HaRd The Hoad to Wellvllle WellvilleLin II t4tt fr vI WVWWWVWWWWVWIVVVM NEWS OF COURTS In Pollen Court I I The docket In police court this morning was Drunk Tom ClarK Sanders John Partridge 1 and costs each Breach of peace I Brownie Hale colored 1 0 and costs Jim ttolden colored 3 and costs Gun Nolen colored 20 and costs Ida Hummer colored 20 and costs Rising Insulting languageElla Caldwell colored dismissed dismissedDods Dods Scott to Bessie Scott two lots In Harahans addition fl and other considerations Edwards of Kcvll to 1 11 Hlce of Oscar land In Woodville r12GO ft 512511i I dJ Itn llIfIIIIW JlrtnSl Clarence Short to Llna Watkins County Court The Fidelity and Trust company qualified as guardian of Edward and Anna Marr lIes llesseCirenit Circuit Court Harry Anderson has sued the Garden Insurance far 1300 which he alleges Is due on a policy carried with that company oh his livery stable equipment equipmentIn In tnkMIItlr The sale of The Register to Warnfp Moore Jr for 5000 was nol con conIsldered eree In bankruptcy this morning and lhe withheld his decision until Wednesday morning A higher bid for the plant has been made than for that which It was sold The amount the plant brought has caused dissatisfac dllWlltlfltacjtlon Ion to the former owners and the trustee i OIHL VIK STANDS iliison Him Itevlscd Ills ideas About Ibe Ideal Mini Boston June 9Charles Gibson still bellnvrs that the tall dashing American girl which he has made famous by hie drawings Is still the finest typo of woman on earth He Bays this In an Interview at his Dark Harbor Me summer home It Is hinted however that his type qf man has changed somewhat through his sojourn aijtyad aid the new deal will tenraJSjTiKinK resemblance to a certain handsome Spaniard the Mar quise Sorrlcnns who la now his guestThe marquise Is what a woman terms handsome He has a good breadth of shoulder is narrow through the hlps and has the dark skin orthe Latin share dark eyes and small white teeth disclosed whenever ho smiles jIm going back to the heads and the black and white work said Gibson Im going back to New York this fall and shall probably put In another twenty years at It Only I hope It will be better I uuerul Carriages cffci Owing to tho advance In thq price of horses feed carriages material and wages we the undertakers and liverymen ot Paducah owning carriages will on and after July 1 1908 charge for each carriage for funeral and burial service to Oak Grove 400 to Mt Kenton Mt Carmel and Jewish cemeteries 500 In further justification of our action In this matter beg to state that upon Investigation we have been unable to find another town or city 1nthe United States In which the people receive like services for less than the foregoing prices Yours respectfully MATTIL BFINGHR CO GUY NANCE SON PADUCAH UNDERTAKING CO PAIJMBR TRANSFER CO A HAWLEY LEWIS Trey the Sun ror Job Work Reducilpii in Hosiery For this week all 50 Fancy Lisle and Maco Socks 35c per single pair or 3 pair for 100 See window display for general cut in other departments IL tI I If Want 2 Get Cool a Buy one of Harts EASY RUNNING SWINGS They are coolers and require no exertion to move themt A Good Hammock Is very fine Try one of Harts Hammocks as a cooler I Keep Cool These Hot Days Dont Cost Much GEO 0 HART i SONS CO Incorporated WANT ADS Subscribe inserting want ads In the Sun will kindly remember that all such items arc to be paid for when the ad la inserted tho rule applying to every one without exception FOR DRY wood New phone 919 FOR RENT Apartment In Souel flats Apply to Cochran FOR SALE Computing scales also Ice box 8i Teffersoif FOR SALE Mantle almost new ofd phone 18C8 FOR SALE ChinaRussian poodle pupple 4 10 South Third FOR lU TOllo furnished room 919 Broadway FOR RENT Nice furnished room I for gentleman 501 Kentucky FOR SALE CHEAP Ice cream cone oven New phone 929 i WANTED Lard and gentlemen canvassers Address care Sun FOR RENTTwo rooms furnished or unfurnished 417 North Sixth street Phone 1205 ilOST Bunch of about nine keys Return to finis office and receive reward I wardOOTTAOI COTTAGE FOR HEST8Ijij per month Three blocks from postofflqe Apply to 441 South Sixth street FOR RENT Nice fourroom house lOlO LInioln aveuue8i per month Call new phone 59li GOOD PASTURES 2W acres run ning water Apply to Lendler Lydon or phone C75 or 1201 Foil or Bale In rental terms sixroom house 193G Bridge street Old phone 787 FQH RENT Nice front room suitable for two with board bath etc C2G Kentucky avenue bathi i gFOU RENT Five unfurnished rooms In business district Address Vj care Sun AGENTS to sell our Bank Check Protector Big money A Kline Somerville WKNTFi5 Two or three unfurnIshed rooms for light housekeeping In gas district for young couple Old phone 1171 LUNCH PRIVILEGES nt Wallace park 4th of July to be let Call 217 Kentucky avenue or phone 82 New ihone pltoneOR FOR SALEOne 14 horsepower gasoline engine Franklin make Suit stile ff gasoline boat Newly over auled Will sell at a bargain Address Isnwlos care Sun FOR SALE OR RENT Seven room slate roof brick house lot 5GxlC5 on Sixteenth between Monroe and Madison Ring old phone 15b2 1512UNDEItW00D UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER Co Incorporat Kl present location room 52 New Richmond East Tenn Telephone CCa or Home Phone ISC Canady local representative ALL kinds of hair work braids puffs pompadoes wings and curls made to order Shampooing a spe cialty Call 712 South Sixth old phone 2114 Lillian Robinson FOR SALE Moving picture and vaudeville show Will sell very reasonable on account of owner leaving city Address Mrs Rarhart Star Theater Clarksvllle Tenn LOST Hand embroidered white ehlrtwalst collar unfinished on Third street car Saturday night Return to Paducah Traction company and receIve reward iZCj WANTED Immediately man and woman to canvass in city Good nay Ing proposition Old phone 704 POR RENT My lower door proposition osition to right party Call am North Sixth street MORGAN Horse cuoelng general repairing rubber Urea 48 South Third rOET OU1 mat old suit of last year and have It cleaned and pressed by James Duffy South Ninth near Broadway and jt will look like new VA TEDTo buy secondhand windows medium or large size Also French or bay window Address with price Window care Sun I WANTED Four men to handle firstclass Insurance In cltyor tako counties Juick seller good commissions Reliable company Call 21fi South Third street or old phono 013 WANTED You to know that The West End Improvement Co has for sale the most desirable and conven lently located residence lots In and near Paducah at reasonable prices Terms 25 cash and 5X 0 per month If Desired Let us show you Call onS Caldwell Real Estate Agent 129 South Fourth street Phone 789 COAL YARD for sale lest located coal yard In city First clast equipment well advertised and good established trade Reason for selling other business interests requires attention Good proposition for right party Address Coalman care thlv office YOUNG MEN to prepare for Exam for Railway Mall and other Govmt sUloiirt Superior Instruction by mail Estab 14 years Thousands of successful students Sample goes tons and How Govmt Positions ore Secured sent free Inter State School Cedar Rapids Iowa WANTED Man with experience aa solicitor or collector wanted to All position with Paducah as headquarters Salary and commission Must have fair education ambition and determination to succeed There is good money In the business forman a who is optimistic full of good cheer and can talk to a laborer nil well as a banker Tell me your age and what you have dole Address Education care Sun SHORTAGE OF MEN TO CUT HAY Alfalfa Pn ji In Southern WnsliliiKton May SIHIII 4 Walla Walla Wash Shortage of hands for haying operations which will start next week In the majority of fields In southeastern Washington Is causing a feeling of apprehension among the farmers according to extensive hay growers who were in the city today looking for men The alfalfa crop this season Is an unqualified success and now that a good start has been secured hay growers are fearful lest shortage of men in caring for It result In great damage especially If rainy weather should occur next week 1 Notice to Saloon Keeper It has Iteen the custom to permit saloon keepers desiring to renew their semlaunual license to continua the operation of their saloons pendV Ing the action of the general coun cil oh the applications for renewal but this does not relieve all npplM cants for renewals of the duty to de I posit tho license fee with the city treasurer by the first of July and therefore all saloon keepers expect lug to renew their license are noti fied that the license fee must be dew posited with the treasurer by July ROBERT A HICKS Licence Inspector.