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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-13
THE WEEK SOCIALLY.

While not crowded with gayety the
week has had enough TO keep the So
cisi wheel revolving and has been dis
tinguished by several especially pleas
ant events. Besides the High school
common ,ement there were several par
ties. particularly among the younger
set. which is an augury for the vaca-
ton gayeties. Although June this
week has been "olineing to Decem-
Der" in way that marks her as lit
tie out Of tune, the entertainment al
fresco has been much in evidence, and
there has been evinced a spirit to play
like summer has come even IL she IL
prone to finger reluctantly on the
threshold with many backward
glance.
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
The marriage of Miss Flora Buck
ner Davidson and Mr.. Claude O. Bak-
or, will take place next Wednesday
morning at 10 80 o. clock at the brides
home on South Eighth street. On sc-
count OF recent bereavement In the
family it will be a very quiet wedding
with no attendants, and only the rel
atives and most intimate friends will
be present. Rev. J. W. Irion of the
Trimble street Methodist church. will
perform the ceremony. The house
will be rrettily decorated with plants
and flowers.
The bride will wear q charming
gown of white silk null and will car
ry sweet peas. Her going away gown
is Q stylish imported grey suit with
hat to match. They will leave on the
noon train for Chicago and Milwaukee
and on their return will reside at S23
South Eighth street.
Miss Davidson is the youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Willie Davidson and
ia a rarely attractive and lovable
young lady. Charming In personali-
ty, winning and gracious in manner,
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Mis- Olga Arnold.

hne and womhnly IN character, she
has strongly endeared herself to a
largo circle Of friends. For several
years she has taught IN the Psducah
public schools AMI Is one OF the bright.
est and most popular of the corps Of
able teachers.
Mr.. Baker IL connected with the l.
u. road here. and occupies the respon-
sible position Of chief clerk in the
master car builders Office. He is q
young man of tne business qualities
and is pleasant and genial socially,
and commands the respect and liking
OF sll who know him.
While the marriage has been among
the anticipated ones for some time, the
announcement OF the nearness of the
event win come as a surprise to all
but the closest friends, and will cause
q shower of congratulations and good
wishes from the many friends of the
popular young couple.
BIRTHDAY PARTY ON THE LA WIN
Miss Pearl Michael, gave an enjoys-
BILE lawn party at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Michael Of
North Seventh street on Thursday ev-
ening, in honor Of her 18th birthday.
The invitations were in rhyme as fol-
lows:
"will you come to my party,
Ishall have one very soon,
For I'll be eleven
On the nth day Of June.
I'd be glad to have you with me
And I'll have you come at s,
Be with me till eleven
Which lie not so very late"
A feature Of the evenings pleasure
was q peanut hunt, the peanuts were
scattered over the lawn. and the prizes
for finding the greatest number were
won by Miss Mildred soule and Master
Clyde Terrence. Those present were :
Misses Lucille We'll, Aimee Dreyfuss,
Mamie Bauer, Eva Bauer, Fannie
starks, Terrace Starks, Ina Kahn, Hen.
rietta Kahn, Elizabeth Sebree, Flor.
ence Loeb, Blanche Smith, Of Dover,
Tenn, Sadie Smith, Rebecca Smith,
Thresiae Michael, Marguerite Schwab,
Grace McGlathery, May Bonds, Mil
bred Soule, Lucette Soule, Ida Lea
Steager, Msrgie Fieeel, Flossie Bugg,
Gladys Bugg. Ruby Michael, Bessie
Michael, Ahne Utterbaok, Masters
Louis Townsend. Harold williamson,
Lionel Levy, James Levy. Jake Levy,
Carl Hermann, Sidney Hermann,
Clyde Terrence. Julius Rosenthal,
Govriel Rosenthal, wyndom Allen.
Milton Nauheim Harry Utterback,
Mertie Sloan, Sam Sloan, Edwin Mi
onael.
MISS MAMIE COBB'S
GARD PARTY.
Miss Manic Cobb was the hostess Of
a pretty card party at her homo ON
on Tuesday afternoon in
to Miss Laura Vile of
Evansville. The house was attract
lively decorated with roses and plants.
emphasizing the color
scheme of red and green. The tally
cards were in the form of large red
roses and were pretty souvenirs of the
occasion. The first prize was won by
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-13

Eighth grade High school building,
gave her pupils pleasant picnic at
Wallace park on Wednesday afternoon.
supper was served on the grounds and
the occasion was much enjoyed.
SCHOOL PICNIC.
The annual picnic of the parochial
school of the Lutheran Evangelical
church of South Fourth street, was
held at Wallace park on Thursday. 1t
was most enjoyable occasion and
was participated in by many.
SOCIAL MEETING
OF THE MACCABEES.
The Maccabees held a smoker on
Tuesday evening at their hall. Light
luncheon was served and the evening
was a most pleasant one.
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Attractive Millinery.

Hats trimmed free of charge.
Some daintily wonderful values
are now on sale for whoever needs
millinery. Another large line of
sample hats go at soc on the dol
lar. A big assortment black and
white flowers has just been receiv-
ed for this weeks selling. Special
low prices will be made on about
SO ready trimmed hats that we
want to close out this week.
Silks-Taff and Chinss.
All of our Silks have the prices
clipped. Any loose ends and odd
lots will go at about half price.
Shoes, Oxford Ties and Strap
Sandals
for whoever needs Footwear. Your
pick of broken lots of Oxford Ties
and Strap Sandals this week at a
fourth off Of some. a third off of
others and even half off of few.
A chance to buy Mems Fine
Trousers under value.
No such Trousers can be found
In the city at our low prices. For
one week we will discount every
So pair of Trousers soc. Every
81 pair of Trousers 75c. Every S.
pair of Trousers 81. This extra
discount from our already low
prices is worth considering and
will only remain in force from
Monday, June IS, to close of bust
ness Saturday, June 20.
No Cooler Waist for Ladies
Than those made of thin China
Silk and without a bit OF lining.
The white wash we'll and do not
shrink. The black are by far the
finest summer waists for people in
mourning.
Mattings
Are on the balcony this week.
You pay less this week for most
every kind Of Mating in stock.
NNXb0WxS
Department Store
No. II6, rIs and Iao North Third
Half Square from Broadway.
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Harbour'S

Every department throughout
the big store joins this week in
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-06-13
Mattings

Are on the balcony this week.
You pay less this week for most
every kind Of Mating in stock.
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on damsels. His carbine was gone. y
had doubtless been carried on py tne
ambush who had been placed lhere -

IN damsels. His carbine was gone. ~
had doubtless been carried on by tne
ambush who had been placed there "
tug the cord.
a few minutes he was ready "
march. and off we moved, for the Y
was so thick that had one Of them re-
turned with the stolen gun ne misDt
have marked us down as thirty yarns
with perfect safety to himself. A rev
minutes brought us to the open, aad
q mile further I perceived that my
company was 10 longer a necessity 70
them, Houses and farms began 70
come into sight, and I determined 70
push forward.
"Do you know the country running
n~orthwestward from Rhayader hrough
the hills?' said / to the girl who spoke
English.
How lucky said !. II wish 70
travel In that direction. Are the roaos
"Thers are none," said she. 'rbut
mountain tracks,"
Gould a stranger find his way BY
Them"
1T would be very difficult. A guide
Is necessary"
ut is a thing I should be glad to do
without" I returned. II am not anx-
ious to leave any more traces to show
which way I have gone thar ] an
help"
she took the hint at once, and In
clined her head slightly
You are quite safe in u hands
she said.
Inow took my leave and rode on.
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Tho Five Rooksries to Be Rare,

" DC ndZSC,
New York Herald: Workmen have be.
gun a task which is destined to demolish
another landmark of old New York. soon
there will be little left OF the notorious
Five Points except memories, and most Of
them unsavory.
Mulberry Bend park is to have an I'M.
portant extension. Its original creation
doomed to destruction many a ramshackla
old place famous in New York's annala
OF poverty. sQualor and crime. and now
the enlargement Of the breezy mark tha+
stands upon the ruins Of these old firne
purieus has decreed that more OF them
must fall undo the crowbar and the pick.
OF the original Five Points Of historic
memories two OF the points were formed
by Baxter street, one by Worth. one hv
Park and one by Mulberry. The houses
about to be demolished include six in
Worth street and five In Baxter. fhe 1at-
ter comprising those numbered from M ~
30 inclusive. OF the Baxter street str,,c-
lures one of the most picturesque "a tha
old oyster saloon which for fifty yea a or
more has stood facing Jimmy" Oliver.
Paradise park and served out biyalves in
season to the denizens Of Mulberry bend
and It's environment. Old residents Of thia
section cannot remember when It has hean
other than an oyster house, and its quaint
appearance. with Its barred wtnenwa
painted to give 1t the semblance Of a taii.
has aroused the curiosity Of MANY a
stranger seeking diversion In the slums-
or what once were the elums. Of the E,a.t
Side. - D@s
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Maxim Gorky, whose passionate de-.
nunciation OF the Russian government
anent the Kishinef massacre threatens
to caus him trouble at home, has q
number Of idiosyncrasies. among them
being q periodical change from q flesh
to q vegetable diet.
It is said Of Gorky that he dined At a
table sd.hote n day in one Of his Pc
Rods Of vegetarianism. and was much
ANNOYED by the opportunities Of an old
lady who sat opposite him.
Won't you try, sir" she said. "a lit.
tie OF the ch1cken?"
No. madam" Gorky answered.
rernaps. then. you would like some
None. thank you
Dear me! But surely you'll have q
portion Of roast beef"
eat vegetables only.
Some roast mutton" resumed -.
indefatigable old lady. .4e
Gorky gave her q stern look. Get
me INFORM YOU" he said, that I never
any flesh but human flesh. and 7
prefer that raw :
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ii AMERICAN osrRl
He's Doing a Good Business q
ers and Is Rraedinu RAM

He's Doing a Good Business ii
ers and Is Breeding RapI
Town and County: A recent Sill
forty ostriches to Nice, on the Il
Italy and France. from CaliforIht
attention to this growing Caiifosal
try-the culture Of the African l
America. Just about fifteen I'D
elapsed since the American sostia
ers gave their first serious aHd
this subject. Now the ostrich 81
we'll established In the United SUI
500 birds existing In the count
these Will doubtless form the d
that immense number that VIII
cover the mesas OF southern Q
the meadows OF Arizona, the yaa
OF Texas and the everglades d
as their kind do the African yeldl
The ostrich has come to stat
little to keep-not more than the
Sheppard yields an annual yafp
the proprietor. Ono man can tin
100 ostrIches. The creature Isl
OF a careless appetite. The an
crease to the stock - between q
twenty ostriches to a pair. 81
been known to produce as many
seven in a year. The birds an
pens in California. and a sourcsa
has been found In exhibiting
many tourists who are attract
Incubators showing the various
ostrich life are also on view.
from the size Of q duck to a he1
feet is a question Of only six N
When the birds are a yeat
feathers are ready for the mai
cropping lie accomplished byccd
ostrich's head with q hood and
pair of shears. This processfta4
every eight months. The feaths
large side wings are cut off near
and the smaller feathers on thu
pulled out without injury to ths
on the care now bestowed depend
ture health OF the coming feaths
course OF three weeks the stems
to fall out and a new feather
| grow. which In due time is taxi
the benefit OF the ostrich .anu,
feathers are graded and sent toy
er manufacturers Of New York,
them up In the beautiful articlaj
80 dear to the hearts of those
them. When the American VA
buy only the ostrich feathers
American ostrich the most sangad
OF Edwin Cawston, the pionea
MIA ostrich farmer, will have
lied. Two million dollars each
then remain in the country insa
Ing to London.
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He Feel, Cod

Caddo, KY, July 20.-T
could climb q mountain wlths:a
Ing n long breath" is the wa,3
Ball Of this place describess n
feeling,
AS Mr.. Ball has been an M
for a long time, this declania
him comes as quite a surprisl
When asked to explain ~
become so strong in such An
he says:
II did have Kidney Tronl
bad, in fact l had to get up fos
times every night to urinatp,
shortness Of breath which II
me terribly. l was badly USED
was really OF no account for 4
x used three boxes Of DoS
ney Pills, and that's what h
me well. I can sleep all rieStl
having to get up. I feel spIe,
as I said before, I believe / I'd
a mountain without drawinf
breath. Dodd's Kidney Pills al
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a Nsw Field for You,,' .
Harper's Weekly; !ss!

number Of young women
q rural observer, are en-
poultry business, and sss4sl
accounts, to be making sa
"A correspondent tells u Ss
Chicago dry goods storac
afternoon. notlong ago.Wh
one Of the sales girls rena,aNs !
for the week. She was
Ing been in her place frors "
the morning until 6 o,clocs -
Ing every day: twas necs.aa5
to be well and more or 80
|ly dressed. to be constantlxa b.
and to keep her temparsays
session, frequently under1msA
cumstances. On the othe,l
our observer, take the cs.sa!
farmer girl. More mukesass.
per week, and many maisa.s
work only two or three MA!
their surroundings are co wv
good health and cheerfulnsa0
can dress as they feel incM.l
writer mentions the case Nv.
girls who sold last year an.
S. worth Of eggs every weel n
spring and summer. Nor ,sa
all they might have disnS..,
they raised over 400 yoiinss
HNaHr
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"sUMMER FOOD
Has h Advantsgs

AAU OIASE Auv1ukSkSi
Many people have tried /
Grape-N Nuts simply with the
avoiding the trouble Of cookini|
the hot months.
All Of these have found sonsss
side the ready cooked food
Grape-NutS 10 q scientific food Y
up and restores a sick ston1aa]
as repsirs the waste tissue ~
nerve centers.
For two years I had been q
from eatarrA of the stomach q
proper fsod. and to relieve thu
l had tried nearly every prep
on the market without any su'a
six months ago my wife purcni1
OF Graps-Nuts, thinking it va
desirable cereal for the surinne'3
We soon made a discovery
enchanted With the delightful
the food, and to my surprise
get we'll. Ny breakfast now y
. little fruit; four teaspoa
Grape-Nuts: a cup Of Postum
prefer to coffee; graham brcaa
and two boiled eggs. | never i
least distress after eating ths
stomach is perfect and getiels
hne. Grape-Nut is a wondfn|
aration. It was only a little Y
starting on It that wife and
stronger. Ais has been Our n
p. S.-The addition Of q llIp
place Of sugar seems to me "
the food" Name given BY ~
Battle Greek, Mich. /.
Send for particulars by MAJ
sic;i Of time on the $7,5OO.Ove y
test for 7a6 money prisss.
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4 Make.Up SONG for summon.

wake np!wake up!' chlrps tne spaiio
.Don't YOU know it's tomorrow
IT see YOU" pipes robin bright.
Sleeping in the morning light.
Up. ali lazy boys and girls,
Straighten out your tumbled curtis,
Open ewes and brighten faces,
Don your smiles and pretty gr0ces!
All the birds are wide awake,
All the flowers are aifing take,
And before they see your eyes
They have calls from butterflies!
While the fairy-wtnged sweet peas
Invite the golden belted bees
TO their breakfast in the shade
Playing pretty walter-matd!
The cows are eating clover top.
The farmer tending to his crops;
Cocks are growing, hens are feedlns,
Flocks Of fluffy chickens leading,
Listen, how the brooklet babbies,
washing smooth It's shining pebbles.
Taking pictures Of the SLY,
Talking with the d~ragon-fiy,
Everything is wide awake
Hear the crickets in tAe brake!
Grasshopper, down in ths grass.
say. HAS It come 10 such q pass, IA
That the children slSep 90 late.
AS we Heard the robin slater
Oh, who would be q sleepy head,
Lying in q stuffy bed7
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n.
l AM WARNED.

The dusk was falling as I drew up
before the inn of Rhayader. l dis
mounted. and the landlord, who was
standing at his door, came to greet
me. He called the hostler to lead my
horse to the stable, and I went with
the man to see Whitesock made COM
Portable. AS / stood in the entrance
of the o~utbuilding, a pony clattered
into the yard behind me. A man came
out OF the house and hailed the rider,
and the conversation which followed
was of much interest to me. BY their
talk, the men were English drovers,
and the newcomer averred, with many
round imprecations, that he was
food once more; that such was the
tangle of hills and ravines Beyond the
place that he had lost his way hope
lessly. and had 1t not been for q lucky
glimpse OF the lights of the village. he
must have spent the night upon the
mountains.
I thought yer this and saw that the
girl in gray knew well what she spoke
OF when she advised a guide. II this
man whose business trained him TO
ind his way about in all kinds Of track
less places had lost his bearings, how
should I fare, an utter stranger to.
mountain wilds? After all, I reflected,
I had thrown off my enemies clean
enough by now; I would have a guide.
l went into the house and met the
landlord in h passage.
II want a private room," said I, and
slipped a piece of gold into his hand.
He turned aside under pretense Of
q cough, really to satisfy himself as
to the value Of the coin, and after Q
glance at 1t, became instantly COM.
PLEASANT. He fetched a couple of can
dies. led me to q small room, set the
lights on the table and drew down the
red blind at the window.
Landlord" said /, "do you know a
place called Nant-y-Bryn?"
Yes, indeed. sir. very well; Sir Ar
thu Vaughan lives there
T wish to go to it." said !. "Can YOU
find me a guide7"
The man bit his lips and reflected.
We'll" said he. slowly, there are
plenty who know the road, but they
have no English; that would be awk-
ward. perhaps
Certainly; I have no welsh,n I re-
turned.
have the man." cried the landlord.
"Rees Price. the saddler, three doors
above us on this same street, He knows
that country well, and can speak the
Z Win go and see him after supper
I said.
The landlord withdrew to see after
the meal. and I looked about the room.
I saw 9 second door on the opposite
side and crossed to 1t. 1t opened d.
rectly on the street, to which the win
dow also looked. AS 1 stood : the
doorway. q clatter of hoofs arose and
my acquatn.ances OF the afternoon
rode up. I thought they were coming
to the inn, for they drew rein opposite
to me; but no. the doors Of a house on
the other side of the way opened to
receive them. and the ponies were led
down a passage at the side. Ny supper
now arrived. and I sat down to it and
mace great play after my long ride
through the winter afternoon.
Continued Next Week
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Cause % Be Thankful.

Senator Blackburn tells of a Ken
ytucAian holding the office OF trial Justice
In the Blue Grass state. Ills own son
was brought before him on a charge8ot
drunkenness and disorderly conduct,
His honor listened grayely tosthe evil
denee, which established clear case
against the young man, and said: 1.-THE
fined cent ~andSeosts. The court will
remit the costs and YOU may go home
and thank God that your father is the
Judge
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REMOVING b Cans,

Washington Star: 80 you j
the Don't Worry club?"
II do. and I'm glad OF Ii, ain
membership compels me to III
chances"
I'm what way?"
II had to quit looking at the 1
and Weighing my lee"
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Do Your Feet Ache an

Shake into your shoes Atsl
Ease, a powder for the feel.
tight or New Shoes feel Eass|
Corns. Bunions, Swollen, \
Sweating Feet. At all Dru,,1
Shoe Stores, 25c. Sample sea
Address Allen S. Olms,ed, IeRaa
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A Philosophical View.
luck: Mrs. Hogg-My opinion "a ~
tn ~ n dattening US up to eat us. ma
any flesh worrying about It. opose 70 lose
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slYe Permanently Cured No ntz or nervousnes AFTER
ltt0t hrst days use OF l3r. Eline,s Great Nerve Re-
IS etorer. send FORT kEE ~. 90 trial bottle and treatise.
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Another Proverb Shattered.

New York Tribune: Don't tell me
its never too late to mend,' said the
smanSwhose wife had gone$on vaca-
Stton. q he ran tosthe tailor's with sag
y Gfng 49, -.
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have used sPiso's Cure for Consumn-
81 ton with good results. It is all5right.4
4 = onn w: E Box GAP, Fostoria, Ohio.
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Condifional

Judge: aMotke, will yezsloye me ali
Ways vidal yure heart ~
Shure.Sunl Oh hov heart failure
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WBHErl ANE pgG[ IASIN
Never in the history Of medicine has
tho demand for one particular remedy
for female diseases equalled that at
tanned BY Lydia Z. PinlShaIn's
Vegetable Compound, and never
during the lifetime OF this wonderful
medicine has the demand for it been
@ great rs it is to-day.
From the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and throughout the length and breadth
Of this great continent come the glad
tidings of woman's sufferings relieved,
byit and#thousands@upon thousands
u letters are pouring in from grateful
women saying that it will and posi-
lively does cure the worst forms Of
female complaints.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all wo-
mon who are puzzled about
their health to write erat Lynn.
Mass, for advice. Such CORE.
aspondencei is seen by women only,
and no charges made.
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Philosopbv.

PUCK: MY SON. said the sag %,
g been observed by many wise mon =
ana even by some fools, that entovn n, ~,
- rather IN anticipation than IN realins
a eano me events 10 which we lno,,
nrowa S,. mos. hopefully are apt to
said the disciple, "ts II WIS.,
to anticipate disappointment ona Wlse
we have?' "
~ the old man stroked hia wh,.e
beard n said he would ts:snk T. m onns
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entrance to the Mediterranean
sea at Gibraltar 10 twelve miies u,tsd