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tI rely remodeledled by Dr and i
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I jig at First I ro8by > II
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Hazel1 Marley 1502 I
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arrested Kd howdymoon on tho charge
Dowdy was arrestedi n station working atII
lox and Basket factorytto execute bond ho wasnho county jail until blIIIIqJ 11tsaves for Waterloo AlIII
don tho Dick Fowler1
fade ot Metropolis whop a surgical ojwnitlon atn de hospital novcrnl weeksa jpldly Improved and wasch etropdlls todayII
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HIt a host of now and5 drinks to tlcklo the pal
i fid qtioneh tho thirstatts anltnry Fountaina no jn today and see tho
I less cleanliness of thisomo fountain and Its ac
1A imonla nod taste thowe some things which ourw dispenser prepares
t IIbo delightedlit rot Iit at Gilberts
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r NEWSS OF COURTS
In Circuit CourtTrial of the wit of Murray
IUxer1lIckctIho day today In circuit court Theevidence waa begun this morningand this afternoon the witnesses fortho defendant wero beard Tho suitIs over tho winking of a gasolinelaunch tuvcral months ago when thosteamer Cty of Savannah backed outfrom the wharfboat Tho launch I
was sunk as a result of tho collision I
WDlIretllrned t
Paper Ilex Manufacturing companyagainst tho Wisdom1 Hosiery ridsThe salt was tiled on an account
OrderOrder made weroW p HarrUon vs C A Chandler
JmoKllhert ftlod separate answersE 11 Athlttomore guardian vs
Emllylhnd Btvlan fives report NedJames Williams vs J T Morgan
k company plaintiff tiled replyIL C Partc vs A W Vance
written order filed-Toinnnrvnvs htaket
Tho docket for tomorrow IsCharles Ford vs Western Union
Toli graph companyJnko liWolt vleltof PaducahJohn McFaddon n oily of Padu ¬
cahJanioj VlHlamjVe J T Morgan
Lumber company
Salts Flied In Circiill Court UI
Suit was med by the city of Padu ¬
calk against Pace Brother and theIrII
surety the National Surety companyfor 1000 The bond of tho PaceBrothers was revoked becauso of anindictment charging them with vio ¬
tiling the law by selling liquor to
minorsrJ B Jljunrny of Webster countyfiled wit against R W Wlhstead1
of Paducah for 110130 with intetvit alleged duo on a note It IsaNogod that the firm ot R W Winstead company of Corjdon was or-ganized for the purpose of operatingn flour mill and that a note was ex¬ t
routed for about 2400 from theFirst National bank ot Sobreo Anattachment isl prayed on the prop-
erlyI ¬
of the dofimdant
IIHjJs KllrtlW A Nichols to J A Park prop-
erty on Worten street 1
Foster and Lucy Montague to S RReed et al property on South > lfUtIrtrccl near Norton 1
llnrringe LlcenN sW C Haynes 21 of Illinois la
bor r and Bertha Mayors 21 of Il ¬
huntsNathan Riddle legal age of lit ¬
note laborer and Maudlo Hcnaonlegal Ago of Illinois
In BankruptcyTho accounts of J D Eadcs n
bankrupt merchant of Birminghamhave been sold to J D Eades byTrustee M G Burns
A dividend of 15 per cent has I
beer declared in the bankruptcycase of R L Eloy company
CtlurtieRr a deadlywapon Will Stephens flnol 30and sentenCOd to 10 days In thecounty Jail appeal prayed
4 tog andgranted
Dreads of peace Bill Rutlcdgecontinued until tomorrow
Breach of ordinance FoHx Morrlweather sentenced to 22 days onchain Rang
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G OCH8A1I SHOE CO-M Wt ShOOSr
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
On Her BirthdayMrs John McQarlgal charmingly
entertained tho staff of tho Man-chester
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Grove Woodmen Circle ather hone 713 South Eleventhstreet yesterday afternoon In honorof her birthday
In custody of tho Homo of theFriendless Mrs Oddle Thomas ofShawnoetown HI who deserted herInfant at the New Richmond Housewas released from Jail today on herown recognizance to appear at thoSeptember term of court Sho washeld over to the grand Jury Thoglrlaho lIs only 18had been putout of her stepfathers homo herhusband was seeking work In Mis ¬
sour and she was In Paducah al ¬
most penniless and desperate Sheheard of tho Homo and thought Ittho best place to put her Infant Soshe Just left it and went away Shotold people at tho hotel she wasgoing to Cairo on tho Dick Fowlerand iho was found there apparentlynot appreciating tho gravity of heroffense Tho Infant was taken tothe Homo of the Friendless and tholadles have been active In theirefforts to secure the release of thogirl from Jail where she was ill
Witli Mrs JenningsThe Christian Womans Board of
Missions auxiliary 1s meeting withMrs C E Jennings at her countryhomo Oaklaxvn In Arcadia thisafternoon
Gypsy Ten at Wnllnco Park-A delightful Gypsy Tea was given
at Wallace park Tuesday evening inhonor of Miss Belle Lincoln of Lapeer Mich who is the guest ofMiss Blanche lulls The supper wasspread at the Golf club house Latertho crowd went to the homo of Mrand Mrs James C Utterback oppo ¬
site tbo park where punch and lightrefreshments were served and danc
extremelyseason
Those present were Mr anSI MrsH B Bewail Mr and Mrs Tettlngill Mrs C H Blancy Misses helloLincoln Blanche Hills listen HillsKathleen Whltcfield Alice Carrollof Nashville Tenn Elizabeth Car ¬
roll of Nashville Tenn PhlllippaHughes Willlo May Rascoo MessrsWilliam Hodge Stuart Slnnott DrI B Unwell Robert Guthrie MiltonWallcrstnln Peter Rayburn andRobert Solder
Attractive Afternoon IlvciitMrs C M Rlker Is entertaining
a limited number of friends mostinformally this afternoon In honorof Miss IIelen Mar Hallburton ofCarthrfge Mo nn attractive visitinggirl and of Miss Kathleen WhiteHeld a brideelect
Tho pink motif Is prettily carriedout In the flowers decorating theparlor In tho diningroom wherea delicious buffet luncheon is servedtho Crimson Rambler roses empha ¬
size the red tonesA deer guessing contest of tho
current magazines Is one of thepleasant features of tho afternoon
Cotillion Club DnnrrThe Cutllttoir club will give a dance
at the Wallace park pavilion thisevening In honor of Miss Blanchehilt a bridetobe and her guestMiss Hollo Lincoln of Lapeor MIchcMiss Virginia Kinney of Now Yorktho guoet of IIM Faith LangstaffMiss HolonOMar Hallburton of Garthage Mo the guest of Mr and MrsVincent Salvo and the young ladleswho aro at home from college It la-
the first of tho mummer series andpromises to bo an unusually delightful affair
Entertained InftiimllyMiss Ruby Mayor entertained a
few friends Informally last night ather homo on South Fourth streetDuring the evening music was en-
joyed¬
and delightful refreshmentswore served Those present wereMr end Mrs Ernest nell Misses Mabet Merry Murroll Smcdley EmmaMayer Ruby Mayer Elsie Elam InezBell Etta Bcokenbach Madlo Mayorand Messrs Henry HonnobergcrRichard Harris Tuttle LockwoodClyde Boll Luther Woods KingWebb
Kcvll VnldliiRTwo approaching Juno weddings
that will besot Interest aro those ofMiss Nellie Breckenrldgo to MrJewell CUIItlrctH and Miss BowieStone to Mr Charlie Miller popularand well known young people ofKovil iKy
Soc Inl Club to EntertainThe Qoclavlub of tho Germic
Lutheran church will bo entertainedat the club homo this eOnlnbIthe Misses Rungo and Mr OscarSchmidt
Pretty Reception in Honor of MissWheeler
An especially beautiful party waathe reception given liy Mrs I DWJlcox at tho Womans club onTucrday afternoon from 4 to tlIoclock In honor of Miss MaryWheeler a debutante of next win ¬
ter It was a charming recognition ofMiss Wheelers homecoming afteran extended absence In Europe andNew York City Many friends ofthe gracious girl willed to welcomeher home
The appointments of the dubhouse were especially attractive ThoAscension Lilies wen used throughoiitnn the dapfiral Tea fInd wereUr
grace of the young guest of honorII
In the ball tall jars of lilies weroon either side of the double doorwayo and a shoat of lilies with ternsand bows of white tulle adorned thenewel poet In the librarylilies and ferns were used withcharming effect against the background of green The tablo was acharming arrangement of lilies as¬
paragus ferns and knots of whitetulle Tho auditorium was mostattractive with tall pyramids of liliesgracefully placed On the platformbanked with ferns and palms andstands of lilies the punch tablo wasartistically arranged Tho Icecoursecarried out the white and greenmotif of the decorations I
Mrs Charles K Wheeler and MUs1Victor Vorls received tho guests Inthe hall Mrs Wilcox and MissWheeler received In the library andWere assisted by Mrs jlarry TandyMrs John Quincy Taylor and MissOarrlo Bloke Mrs Wilcox wasstrikingly handsome In a beautifullingerie gown Miss Wheeler wasdainty and charming In an exquisitefrork of pink embroidered mull Shecarried pink sweet peas and maidenhair ferns
Mr Thomas Leech gracefully presided at tho punch table Therewas no formal receiving line any-
where but the honors of the audi ¬
torium was graciously Mono by MrsJames Rudy Mrs W F BradrhawMrs Frank Boyd Mrs James Utterback Mrs Harry McBlwco MrsLouts Bloke Mrs Frank Iticke MrsW F Dradshaw Jr Miss PhlllppaHughes Miss Vlrgnla Bennett ofLexington Miss Elolso UradshawMist Mildred Terrell
Mr and Mrs Joe Ryan and chil-
dreni
have returned to their home af-
ter a visit to Mr and Mrs J pIClcholcon 2021 Jefferson strecLI
Mrs C C Covlngton has gone toUlan Mo to attend the bedside ofIher mother
tMrsT T Watson of Hopklnsvllleare vliltlng Mr and Mts ThomasWatson of Ninth and Jeffersonstreets
Mss Gertrude Scott left this mornIng for Kuttawa on a visit to friends
Mr W P Hummel returned thismorning from St Loula after a tripon business
Mr Qui Cohen returned this mornIng from St Louts
Mr and Mrs Frank M Fisher lofttoday for Frankfort to attend thededication of the new state capItol
tomorrowMrMrs C E Wqbb and Miss
CaftKilIo Green of Fulton returnedhome this morning after a visit toMr O W Lee 313 North Sixthstreet
Mr BuRg Brown of Paris Tennarrived today to attend ho funeraland burial of his brother CaptainJames Brownet
Mr and Mrs J O Rutfer and tamfly of Hardln were In tIle city yes¬
terday en route to SmllhjandMrs George Ilalph and daughter
Miss Maud Ralph have returned toMemphis after a visit to friends InII
the city tDr Frank Boyd hay returned
From IoulRvlllcMiss Laura Taylor of Smlthland
Is visiting Mire Georgia May Lee 313
north Sixth street iMr Frank Davis has returned fromClarksYlIle Tenn after a short visitto friends
Mr Blout HastfU of JacksonTenn was In tho city yesterday onbuslnelSIMrs Jamoa Darnall has returnedfrom a visit to relatives and friends
Miss Nannie Caldwoll and MlsoOrrlo Clark will Icjivo this eveningfor a several weeks stay at BattleCreek Mich
Mire Eetolle lisle returned yester-day
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afternoon front Indianapoliswhere she has been employed as amilliner
Mrs C H Hamilton of Louisrlllo arrived In tho city last nightfor a two or three weeks visit toher risterlnlaw Mrs J W Hall322 North Fifth street
Mrs D W Fooks and Miss BessieNunn left this morning for McKcntie Tenn whore they will attendthe commencement exercises ofBethel college
Mr C J Abbott returned thismowing from Cairo after n trip on
businessMrsGuy Xanco will leave at G15
oclock this evening for DenverClio for a visit to her son Mr Lee
INance Jr Mr Nance who former ¬
Ily lived In Detroit M1ch Is nowconnected with a large automobileconcern In Denver
Mr and Mrs Charles T Grahamhave gone to French Lick Springsfor a eojourn
Mrs C E Evans and daughterMiss Mary loft today rOt West Ton ¬
nessee where they will visit beforegoing to Roswell N M to join MrEvans
Mrs Nannie Cochran of Louieyule lIs visiting her son Mr W 1ECochran at his summer homo nearMaxon Dolls
Mr and Mrs GUI Rogers arrivedIn the city this morning from EMyvlllo and will remain In the city forseveral days
Mrs J M Davis of Smlthlandwas in the city todaji shopping
Dr Julian Dismukes
Dentist
lifts Itemoved to
3161 BroadwayOver 11frw Ill
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t Our Spring and Summer Pumps itg And Oxfords are fresh new Ie3 uptodate styles Try a pair 52 Wo fit tho toot It
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CATHERINE ROOF
tVELL KNOWN ST JOHNS MATHON PASSES AWAY
Funvnil Will Take Plnco TomorrowMorning nt St Johns Cntlmllc-
Ctiunli
Mrs Catherine Roof CO years olddied this morning at 510 oclock ather home In the St Johne vicinityof the county following a severalmonths Illness with a complicationof diseases For several years Shebad been In bad health and sinceJanuary had been unable to leaveher home Up to the last Mrs Roofwas calm and her unusually strongmind wax active until within a fewminutes of death when she told herchildren goodbye hot death waspeaceful
Mrs Root WJK born and reared InMcCracken county snd had livedpractically all of her life at St JohnShe was a woman respected and wellliked by a largo circle of friendsQuiet and reserved and a devoutmember of the church sho midmany staunch friends Mrs Root lasurvived by her husband who Is 111
In a hospital In St Louis and will bounable to attend the funeral Tenchildren survive Mies Estella RoofMM Frank Kaufman W J RoofOdrlan P Roof and Leo Roof of5tJohns Mrs Michael Wolnrapfcll
Linus Roof Jeephfocf and J JRoof of Paducah agdi Sister MaryHenrietta of Earllngfoh One sisterMrs George Wurth of SL Johns andone brother Mr Jacob Englert ofPaducah also survive
The f unwpl will takcvplace tpmorTOW morning at 9 oclock at the SVJohns Catholic church of which shewas a devout member The burialwlll be In tho St1 Johns cemetery
Confer on Scaling LawsWashington Juno IThe British
ambassador had a conference todaywith Mr Hoyt counsellor of thostate department regarding toe mat-
ter¬
of pelagic waling lIn Behrlng seaNeither the American ambassadornor Mr Hoyt would discuss the mat ¬
ter In detail but there Is no doubtthat an effort Is being made to bringabout a conference of representativesof the United States Great BritainJapan and Russia with a view toagreeing upon the terms of a treatyfor the protection of fur seals In thenorthern Pacific ocean
Think Arrested Negro Is LenderJackson Tenn Juno IRobert
Irwin a negro 45 was arrested byDeputy Sheriff E B Persons andConstable Day at his home nearPerrys switch In this countycharged with stealing cattle andhogs from a score or more farmersIn the Eighth judicial district of thocounty Some of the stock was
ISIbelleiduntil ho should have an opportunityto sell The negro is believed to bothe leader of a gang of cattlo andhog thieves who have been operat ¬
ing In tho Eighth district
Commerce Commission UpheldWashington June IThe au ¬
thority of tho Interstate commercecommission In Issuing tho order d-
ircctng a of the throughfreight Chicago and from
ISt Louis rllon and the valld-lIy of that todaji upholdby tho of the UnitedStates
Card of TliiinksWo wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends and CH
peclally the Brotherhood of L FE for their many acts of klndno t
shown us during our recent bereave-ment
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of our beloved husband andson
MRS FRANCES LONGMRS J E LONG
Miss Goldie Spore 1208 SouthSixth street Is visiting Mr and MrsJ Counts of Rosslngton
Mrs R L Barnott of NorthSixth street Is 111
ModelSteam Dye
WorksDyers and Cleaners ot Lad
and MenB7aarmentst
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WANT Id4J
1DIAMONDS onEye See Jowolry C t1 Yep
RUBBER Tilt lebe tolrcheap Address toa i
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FOR RENT room bo319 Monroe C td e J1-
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WANTEDI tilght ft tand team to haCsand W H I
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pair pack or store yrt8d th°
replato call old phon 1ttieana-
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stoves etc at IVllilamsBowlerThird street 518arilcot
FURNISHED ROOMSaconveniences 2 250 a f1heiO
eA wptovtfIAIRpCaBLUliana1iWANTEDTothorse State age pricelan lrdress h A T care Sun-
WANTEDTo buy furnlt lJ1stoves O W Baugh 205 e tThrld New phone 901
FOR VENTOno apartment tSoucl apartments 308 North Ispstreet Seo W E Cochranp
FOR HEXTFlve room cQt
219 Washington All modernvenlencles J A Rudy
UMBRELLAS Covered wh >
walt Eye Sec Jewelry Co 3ll i1
40 S Broadway iFOR SALETwo reedul a 1
Ico boxes a bargain Kamleltt
grocerWANTF3DPosition03 chautioui
any mako of car Address M G
caru SunFOR ItENTFtvo room apart-
ment All conveniences Mrs LW355
Boswell 423 North Fifth PhoneI
M IL ROOF PAINT ArktltoRubber Roofing The kind thatNoah would have used Phono
1218AWANTEDTo furnish your um-
brella
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with a now cover or handleW N Warren Jeweler 403 Broad
wayYOURLACE curtains need clean ¬
ing YOU will make no mistake Insending them to the Star LaundryPhone 200
FOR RENT Third floor overbarber shop 117 North FourthTwo largo rooms 500 per monthIt G Fisher Citizens Saving hank
CLOTHING cleaned by Dalton isalways satisfactory Phono C85
Dalton does the boat dyeing In the
cityWANTID1o do your watchand Jewelry repairing All workfirst class W N Warner Jeweler403 Broadway
NEW LIVERY STABLE nowtrigs taxicab day and night DunnBros 325 North Third phoneGGsI
R H HOSTEN the tailor Clean ¬
ins pressing dyeing and repairingneatly done Ladies skirts and suitsa specialty 121 South Ninth Oldphono 338a
NEW FURNITURE exchanged forold Expert repairing It you havefurniture to sell phono me C IITerry old Phono 879R stow phone901 218220 Kentucky avenu-e1YANTEDLast summers strawhats to clean 25c to 50c Gentssuits pressed 40c dry cleaned 150French Cleaning Pressing Co 113South 4th New phone 480
FOR ItENT414 South Teethstreet nine room house bath hotand cold water Eighteen dollarsper month Telephone 102 J A-
Rudy
iOR RONTThreostory build-
Ing on South Third street betweenBroadway and Kentucky avenuenext to Gardner Furniture storeJ W McKnlght
FOR REhTOr will sell on easypayments or cheap for cash a CO
acre farm with good barn fruit etc8 miles from ferry landing ApplyHogans grocery 122 Kentucky ave
DIESCLOTHING Best clean-ed repaired or dyed by our processAll dust and spots removed gnrmonk delivered In covered wagonand promptly Harry Daltonphone C85r
Wi STARCII Taco curtains Justthe degree of stiffness that makesthem hang nicely and dry themupon frames that make them squarand stretch them smooth and ovenStrr Tjint Phone 20-
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ran chief con s orlion for Missouri topurse for an aeroplaSt Louis to Kansastaken up by the Swhich donated lOUCurran added lQoOHadley contributedto the conditions fiv
allowed end the mg-
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religious services eatGod at Waco Amaishouting hurUitlilagan spurt1 blood i
II Ration draping dnbelieving it a maalfi
tdieplearuro leaped fthe windows and do
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