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WAS AFFLICTED WITH \ CANCER on MY
face; it commenced over two years ago: called on
sever; doctors: they advised me to have II cut OUT
saw i'm paper advertisement from ii. T. Evens,
Hopeweil, Washington Co., Mo-, cure for cancer
put myself under his treatment; was entirely cured
in the short time of eight weeks If anyone looking
for should this article send at once 10
II. +. Evens. lie will surely cure You. Warren
Mcclure Pateros, Wash. Recipe for the above cure
sent for 50 cents
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BLOOD POISON. EITHER PRIMARY. SECOND.

I! blood POISON, EITHER PRIMARY SECOND
i airy or tertiary, producing Copper-colored spots
Z. implies, Sore Throat, Aches, Old Sores Ulcers
: -ucous Patches In mouth, Hair Eyebrows falling
a etc. quickly, positively and forever cured with.
1T the use of Mercury or Iodide OF Potash by the
- nderful Herbaiis Compound, few weeks use OF
ich makes clean, healthy being, after complete
.. lure with the Hot Springs and other treatment
III Information. and bottle for trial, sent free of
large TO all sufferers Address, Prof i. Z. Fowler,
Aew London, Conn.
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AIDES POSITIVELY GUARANTEE MY
Never Failing Ergo-Koio Compound 10 safely re-
I've the Longest, most obstinate case OF delayed
monthly periods in three 10 five days without HARM
!, in or Interference with work Only $50. Double
length, 81 Write DIR. Soulhinston Kennedy Co, Mt
- Main street, Kansas CiIy. Mo.
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OPIUM, MORPHINE, COCAINE. AND LIQUOR

nPIUM, MORPHINE COCAINE. AND LIQUOR
" habits cured Established in 1873. Thousands
having failed elsewhere have been cured by rs At
Maplexooi Sanatorium you be cured in 10 10 20
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and receives the benefit Of nearly 80 years experience
in treatment Of similar cases. Our Home Remedy
per cent. OF cases in six eight weeks We
guarantee 20 you. Write for our annual report
and descriptive booklet The Dr.. j. l.. Stephens Co.,
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,EaK KIDNEYS AND BLADDER TROUBL
CURED BY SWAMP ROOT.

CURED BY SWAMP ROOT.
Mrs II. n. Wheeler, of liz High Rock ST.,
LYNN, Mass, writes on Nov. ., 1901: ABOUT Is
months ago had very severe spell OF SICK
ness. ] was extremely sick for three weeks,
and when finally was able 10 leave my BED
was left with excruciaing pains in my back.
Ny water at times looked very Ike coffee
could pass brt little at a tine, and then only
AFTER suffering great pain. My physical condi-
ton was such that had no strength and was
all run down. The doctors said I.5y kidneys
were not affected, but felt certain that they
were the cause of my trouble NJ; sister, Mrs
G. L. LitteficId, OF Lynn, advised me to give
Dr. Kmer's Swamp Root trial. procured
bottle and inside of three days commenced
10 get relief i followed up That bottle with
another and at the completion Of this one
found ] was completely cured. My strength
returned, and to-day as we'll as ever.
MY business is that of canyasser. am on my
feet great Geal Of the time, and have TO use
rnnch energy in getting ground. My cure Is
Therefore all the more remarkable, and Is
exceedingly gratifying to me-"
ar MRS. II. n. WHEELEE.
.,MPLE BOTTLE OF SWAMP ROOT SENT
It used to be considered that only urinary troubles
-cre TO be traced to the kidneys but now modern
!. :epce proves that nearly all diseases have their
ginning in the disorder of these most important
=. cans.
Vow by this is not meant that You should overlook
ii the other organs and merely look after the kidneys
Tour other organs may need attenton-but your
;dpeys most, because they do most.
n you SICK 'feel badly" do not neglect your
-.lneys, because, they well, they will
e,p all the other organs to health
EDITORIAL NoTE-Yor may have sample
-,itle of this wonderful remedy, Swsmp-Root, sen,
,solu.ely free by mail also book telling all about
..ampRo and containing many of the thousand,
ION thousands of testimonial letters received from
% m and women who owe their good health, in fac
.eir very lives to the great curative properties o.
-7.amp-Reot. In writing to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bling
mtop, y. y, be TO say you read this generou.
FER in the Washington NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
II you are already convinced this: swamp-Root 1.
hat you need, You purchase the regular fftycen,
sd oncdollar size bottles at the drug stores every
Aiiere. Don't make any mistake, but remember the
same, swampReo, DR.. Kilmers Swamp Root, and
address, Binghamton, " Y. on every bottle
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.fREE INSTRUCTIONS
How to cure permanently any case Of Rheu-
matisIn, Lame Back or Kidney Troubles.
send your address TO H. H. Cornell, Lansing Mich.
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,)LEs-INsTANT RELIEF FINAL CURE IN
= few days and never returns. No purge No
1--we. No suppository. Remedy mailed free Ad-
!fcss J. IL Reeves, Box 695, New York City, ~ Y.
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SEND TO COMRADE OLMSTEAD FOR FREE
= sample Of Pacal Balm. Positively cures Asthma
Throat and Lung Trouble. CatarrIi of Head and stom
ach. Piles Old Sores and skin Eruptions sc. and &c.
Druggists or prepaid Address Pacal Balm Co., ST.
Louis Michigan.
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ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: KEEP YOUR
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recipe costs but little 10 fill at any drug store and L.
worth 80 times cost TO any family afflicted Recipe
Will explain all of its merits. VIII send IT. postpaid
TO address for 30 cents. o. order stamps taken.
Address J. w. NeghbOr, r. o. Box lag, New Corners
town Ohio
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CREMoR PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE
~ Liver Complaint, Costveneas, and Dyspepsia.
Dose, one. Box. &c. sample free Address Dr. Ii. L.
True McCopnelsyle O.
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r COX HERE = FOR COLD, COUGH, SORE
- throat, etc, chew horscrsdish. When benefited,
send . wOcent STAMPS for cure of lung troubles;
Chicago Ill.
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pEcIPE ToMAKE A IMMINENT FOR PAINS
and aches of any part Of the body especially good
pain in the back headache; also recipe for quick
aling OF any flesh wound Send q cents for each
: idress J. w. Craig, Covington, Ind.
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A COLD IN THE HEAD, IF NOT PROMPTLY
"A checked, will undoubtedly lead to catarrh, and
from catarrh it is n short road TO Consumption. My
remedy is warranted 10 break up cold in the head ill.,
side of hour, without using internal medicines
which tend 10 upset the stomach II is also pal
liative for catarrh and will cure mild Try box.
Price one dollar Money sent by Postofice order or
registered letter at my risk. All inquiries by mail
promptly answered. Address all communications 10
G. Haley, Seventh and Carnan Streets, Camden, New
Jersey.
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COMRADES, SEND ME- &c / WILL SEND
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remedy in the world. Send for circulars snd terms to
agents. Comrade DIR. 4. r. Brown, ga Brols ST.,
| Fort Worth Texas,
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CEND SOC. TO GEO. J. CLARK, WALNUT, KAN.
= and get recipe for making the kessler Liniment
a good thing for rheumatism
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.lROPSY-NEW DISCOVERY; GIVES QUICK
relief and cures worst cases. Book of tes,imonals
d 10 days treatment tree. DIR. II. IL. Green's Sons,
TX Q. Atlanta, Ga. :
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4 TRUE STATEMEST.-B. +. WILL NOT GROW
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the growth Of the beard. Sent postpaid for &c W. A.
Kennen, IS Front St, Franklin Pa
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF MISSOURI, KANSAS,
l. Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois who have tested
"Brookins' Golden Salver and know its virtue: will
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can now get box by mail BY sending IS cents to J. b.
RrOokins, Jackson. Ohio.
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TIME BEST SALvE IN AMERICA FOR CUTS,
l. bruises. old sores, bOils, sprans chilblains etc
Send 25 fora box J. b. Brookins Jackson Ohio
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COMRADES - ONE DOLLAR CURES YOUR
~ piles. No knife. Guaranteed. Have cured several
in the last two months: two are, +. H. Burnett Alex
andria KY, and w. +. Graham, Lowell, Wash. What
each says: Your remedy has done more good than
all the docorng I've done since 1861" F. T. Roberts,
South McAleSter, /. T.
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A SURE CURE FOR CORNS- SEND ME &c
IN and will send you Corn Cure that Will make
the worst cripple happy for life. +. NJ. Daniels,
Coyeo, Cal
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NY ONE WHO SUFFERS FROM BLEED
"A ing and blind piles should write TO without de-
lay for valuable recipe. II is the celebrated French
surgeon, Dr. Chevazzs, great for piles. 1t has
cured the worst Send 80 cents and will send
you the recipe which will be worth $50 to you. s. A.
Massie, s93 South Second street, honton, Ohio.
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CONS AND DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS:
- have the best remedy known for pimpes and
kiackheads Sufficient quantity last month and
most cases. sent postpaid with full directions for
using, for 50 cents Address Henry Gapn Plantsyille
Conn.
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COMRADES.-TRY SOvELL'S OINTMENT FOR
~ piles, catarrah, sore feet, rheumatism, iniamed
eyes, cuts burns bruises, etc. Sent to all parts of
America for u cents per box, with full directions Sole
agent. Tbeo. Hughes, IS Krug street DaytCn O.
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& END 10 CENTS FOR POSITIVE. PERMANENT
- Pile Cure; fake. j. NJ. Markee, Liberty III
reference, Peoples Bank. Camp Point, III.
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COMRADES: NATURES REMEDY FOR KID
~ ney and bladder troubles is ''TurtiEe." II re-
l,eves all Inflammation gravel etc mail the roots
A Package makes half gallon medicine sc postage
prepaid. z. A. Nlckels, Hot Springs, Ark.
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COMRADES HAvEA SURE CURE FOR THE
~ grippe. Send Is cents for recipe. George VI. Hall
Co. Il, 18th n. Y. Inf, Rattle Run St Clar Co Mich
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, tAI.LsToNES CURED. IMMEDIATE RELIEF
and permanent cure. No surgical operation
''guired. Dr. w. c. Payne, Marshalitown, Iowa.
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HTNRY- MY OREGON BAISAMIC SALVE. GOOD
l. for cuts, burns. boils 25 cents per box; re-
dpced rates for large quantities. VIM. A. WIoe, Gardi-
ner, Oregon.
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MO FAKE.-SEND &c. FOR 4 RELIABLE RE
N cpe for the cure of corns and warts without pain
soreness Cure yourself make money curing others
Jas. 4. Earnes, Ellington. ". Va.
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HUNHIN PEOPLE MADE PLUMP. NEVER
l. fails to cure any of extreme ieanness Every
Ingredient Is heaiihg giving and fatproducing Costs
but a trife to make. Formula mailed for q. Address
Hares Cooperative Co., Lincoln, Mo.
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MO LONGER IN DoUBT.-LOUGHINSI NFAL-
~ lible Detergent will positively cafarrh and
hay fever. The first trial will convince YOU IL kills the
germ. 5oc, 75c. 81 per bottle; atomizer SOC extra
sent prepaid. Office ii3 Terrace Ave, Grand Rapids
Mich.
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CURE CANCERS.-THREEM MONTHS TREAT.
ment for Il his offer good for GO DAYS only 10 in
,duce my remedy Isaac H. Mason, II. D., Guthrie
-
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9 AFEST INVESTMENT-ORO DEVELOP
- ing Co., Of California. Write to Robt. McKinstry
als Bull Block, Detroit, Mich, for prospectus aud
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FINHEREs NOTHING BETTER THAN A PAY
Il ing Investment - Gro Elmo Developing Co., of
California; free prospectus Address Robt McKinstry
SIG Buhl Block, Detroit, Mich.
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DILIS, PILLS, PILLS! TRY THEM GOOD
Il for indigestion. biliousness sick headache, and
other ailments arising from dsorded stomach. Made
from the welknown Oregon shrub Cascara Sagrada,
better Known chittim. Guaranteed pure and unadu
tored 20 cents per bottle; reduced rates for large
quantities. VIM. 4. Wroe, Gardiner, Oregon
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FROM coMRApE ]. II. pownRy,

COL G. T. BLCMESRGrHYR.
Late Ssh Regt., n. Y. V. =, 1861 rs.
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COMRADES HAVE DISCOVERED A NEW
cure for smallpox scarlet fever. and dphtheria: il
will cure sure as fate inside of n hours. Send for
bottle. Price 81. Communications answered Box c35
Breckenridge, MINI.
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VOU ARE RUNNING NO CHANCE IN INVEST
Il ing In Orc Elmo Developing Co., of California
Address Robt. McKinstry, SIG Buhl Block, Detroit
Mich. -
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no YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT?-TUE SALE
- OF my Digestive Tablets has reached such a point
that need assistance. VIII you be satisfied with q
weekly income So? If 50, order sample box of nv
tablets at the regular price OF 80 cents evidence Of
good faith on your part, and will at send you my
proposition. Only one person In acommuniiy engaged
Dr. ii. Il. Nichols Pulieney, New York,
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BATTLE OF coRINTH.

, CTo be cont;nued.)
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-20
FAUST CAST CHOSEN.

Considerable social interest is being
felt in the production of Faust at The
Kentucky the first week in July un-
der the direction Of Miss Flora May
CLARK, of this city and Mr.. james
Young of New York, both of whom
have experience and an excellent
reputation as professionals. They
will be assisted by local amateur dra-
matte talent. The entertainment will
be given for the local chapter U. d.
O. The cast so far as the parts have
been assigned are: Mephisto, Mr..
James Young; Marguerite, Miss Flora
May CLARK; Valentine, Mr.. Edwin ].
Paxton; Faust, Mr.. Omer Fowler
Elsie, ingeuue, Miss Mary Sykes; Sui
phurine, Miss Elizabeth Sinnott; ste.
dents, Mr.. Arthur Martin, Mr.. John
Voolfolk, Mr.. Will Gilbert and Mr..
Fred Smith.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mrs. d. A. Yeiser will entertain the
Missionary society of the First Pres.
byterisn church at her home in
Arcadia Friday afternoon.
The bible class of the First Presbyt-
erian church will be entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Charles
Kiger at her home in the West End.
A dance will be given Tuesday night
at Wallace park Pavilion by some of
the younger society men. The men,
bers Of the Cotillion club will be in
vited.
A lawn party will be given Friday
evening in the yard Of Mrs. Mile Da-
Wis on Court street near Seventh by
the Ramsey society Of the Broadway
Methodist church.
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Cured After Ten Years SUFFERING
From Rheumatism and 4
Neuralgia. ~
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Enables W. B. Carpenter to Work After
Two Years of HeIpIessness.

Take courage ye disheartened and
Respondent rheumatic and neuralgia
sufferers. Your repeated failures with
doctors and the common medicines of
the day, should not sink You in utter
despair. There is hopei There is res
cuel There is certain cure for the
most helpless victims in Paine's Cele-
ry Compound. This famous and won.
derful medical prescription has sbso-
lutte proofs Of complete cures in 81
per cent of the cases in which it has
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MANY SUMMER PARTIES.

Summer parties have been inaugu-
rated ana there is prospect OF good
deal Of gayety in Psdqcsh society next
week. A dan oe at Wallace park and
the opening Of stock company at the
Casino theater there will attract large
crowds TO that popular warm weather
resort. A number Of church enter
tainments, including one lawn party
are also ON the calender for the COM
ing week. An all day picnic at the
Y. N. O. A. camp At Kuttsws will be
a pleasant feature OF the weeks diver
sions.
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been used. Mr.W. B. Carpenter, Bue-
ma Vista, Ark, says:
II am glad to say that am well
man today. although l have suffered
with rheumatism and neuralgia for
ten years. I tried several physicians.
but with only temporary relief.
have taken seven bottles of Paine's
Celery Compound aud am now well.
l had not been able to work for two
years, but now can work all right.
Paine's Celery Compound is the best
medicine on earth"
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PERSONAL.

h&<9O4t@hA<s
Miss Anne bradshaw, who studied
music in the Cincinnati college of mu-
sic last winter, and who has been
spending two months vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Brad
shaw, will leave early in July for
Lake Winona, Indiana, to attend @
summer school of music there. Miss
Bradshaw's Paducah friends have en-
joyed her voice and appreciated its
Improvement under recent culture.
With further training its natural
sweetness and volumn, promise to
gain her reputation in the musical
world of which she may well be proud
Mr.. Harold Fisher, son of Postmas-
ter +. NJ. Fisher. who arrived home
Friday from Notre Dame, Ind, where
he had been attending school the past
session, gained an unusual honor, in
being awarded gold medal for excel
lent scholarship, over 500 pupils in
the school. The distinction Is greater
from the fact that Mr.. Fisher was the
youngest boy In his classes, being
only Is years Of age.
Miss Edna Ritter of Oakland, GAL,
who has been the guest for several
weeks Of her aunt, Mrs William
Marble, left this week for q visit to
Princeton. Miss Ritter is musician
Of great talent and her very sweet
voice has been much admired in Pa
ducah. She will return here for
brief visit before going to her home in
California.
Among the graduates Of the Hospit-
al College Of Medicine of Louisville
this year is Edwin L. Young Of this
city. The commencement exercises,
to which invitations have been re-
ceived here, will be held on the even
ing Of July 1, at Maoauley's thester
in Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trueheart and
children, of Louisville, are visiting
Mrs. Trueheart's brothers, Messrs.
will Rieke and Charles Rieke. Sixth
and Court streets. Mr.. Trueheart will
make only brief visit, but Mrs. True
heart and children will remain several
weeks.
Miss lola Fisher attended COM
exercises ct st. vincent's,
in Union county, Wednesday. Miss
Greif. daughter of Mr.. A. |
J. Greif, formerly Of this city. but
now Of New Mexico, was among the
graduates.
Miss Elizabeth sinnott, who was
sponsor for the Paduoah lodge B. P.
D. Z. at the Elks' reunion in Lexing-
ton this week, will remain in Frank.
Tort for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
q. Tandy.
Miss Amelia Mall of Chicago, who
mas been the guest of her brother,
Mr.. Slaydeu Mall, for several weeks,
has returned home. Miss Mall be-
,ame quite popular in Paducah.
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MARRIAGES.

At Q O'Clock Wednesday evening at
the home Of the brides pare nts. Mr..
and Mrs. william Turner in South
Second street, was solemnized one of
the loveliest weddings of the season
when the vows were plighted of Miss
Grace Jay Turner Of this city and Mr..
True 8. James of New York.
Rev. George Green, of Calvary Bsp-
tist church, performed the ceremony.
The fair. sweet beauty of the bride
was enhanced by her exquisite bridal
gown of sheerest white mossueline
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Interesting Information for
Every Woman

Who desires to be well dressed and who appreciates the
anty OF obtaining best styles and trustworthy qualities at
moderate outlay she here with confidence that new
quote In fact investigation will show that is exceptional to
elsewhere find equal qualities the close profit prices at which
sell.
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over taffets. with elaborate lace trim
mings, her veil of white tulle envel-
oping her as in a filmy cloud. The
maid of honor, Miss Mabel Turner,
wore beautiful gown of white Paris
mousseline deliberately fashioned with
lace insets and pointed lace bertha.
She carried cluster of pink brides
maid roses.
Only the relatives and q few init
mate friends were present to witness
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. James
left ct midnight for Louisville and
Richmond, Va, from thence they will
make the voyage by steamship Of the
Old Dominion line to New York,
where after summer sojourn at some
Of the seashore resorts, they will go to
housekeeping. Among the out of town
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Powell and children Of Paducah. =
Evansville Courier.
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Summer Wash Goods

Pretty Batiste and Dimities in neat
small figures, at.................. .......s cents
Pretty Lawns and Batiste in light and
dark grounds, at .......... 40 cents
Oxford Suitings in solid colors, and also
light grounds with small figures,
~ Ctuk1
Dainty Dimlties and Batiste, extremely
large selection Of colors and styles,
cents
Embroidered Swisses, pretty. neat fig
ures and dots, at. IS and 10 cents
White Corded Madras at..............I 10 cents
White Mercerized Madras, brocaded,
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White India Linon, 30 inches wide,
Ginghams
Mercerized Silk Ginghams, with stripes
of pink, blue and green, aoc
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Mrs. william Marble entertained
Monday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. W. G. whitefield at Seventh and
Court streets with . musical in honor
of her niece, Miss Edna Ritter Of
Oakland, Gal. Miss Ritter. who is .
singer Of rare ability, furnished the
program. Mrs. George B. Hart was
her acoompanist. Refreshments were
served. The guests were: Mechanics
James A. Rudy, Mile Davis, Laura