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Christmas Trees.

Perfect shape. Norway spruce
Christmas trees with holders, all
sizes and prices.
G. L. BRUNSON & co.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-20

FOR KENTUCKY COAL, Pitts
burg coal. dry stove wood, heating
wood, bundled and loose kindling,
telephone 2OS. Johnston-Denker
Coal Co.
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Photographs.

Phone 1850 for Information re-
garding pictures taken at McFadden
studio.
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MAMMOTH bronze turkeys. old
and young, for sale from very best
strain, raised from 40 pound tom.
and from 90 to 23 pound hens. Somt
toms from Fisheps prize winning
strains. Address Mrs. A. d. Miles.
r. +. D. L. Box 60. Paducah. Ky.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
Apply APO North Fourth.

WANTED-To trade good second
hand road wagon for corn. Johnson
Denker Coal company. Phones 203.
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FOR RENr-A suite OF furnished
rooms to gentlemen. Over Iverson &
Wallace's drug store. Seventh and
Washington streets.
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FOR RENT-The two-story frame
store house corner Sixteenth and
Tennessee streets. Possession given
after January 10th.
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GOST-Yellow and white half
grown cat. Finder please return 10
203 Fountain avenue and receive
reward.
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FOR RENT-Four room cottage,
521 Jackson street. Enquire 100
Trimble street.
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LOST-At one of the picture
shows. pair of 'gentleman's gray un-
dressed kid gloves. fur lined. Re-
ward II returned to this office.
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In personal difficulty at Birm-
ingham last Thursday. Wade Win
ters shot Ed zueckler, the ball Just
grazing the skin and burning 1t a
little. Winters was drunk at the
time and raised the difficulty with
Mr.. Zueckler, who is quiet, peace
able citizen.
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In TIKI COURTS
Marriage License.


Leon vosies and Bette Rushing.
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LOST DOG-One medium size fe-
male pointer wearing a plain leather
collar. She is white with lemon col
ored ears, small lemon spots on head
and over body. Answers to the name
of Dixie. Liberal reward for her re-
turn to 315 North Fifth street. F. C.
Burnett
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BY mutual consent, the law firm of
Oliver. oliver & McGregor has been
dissolved. Mr. McGregor has been
appointed assistant attorney general
George w. Oliver is in New Mexico.
and w. NJ. oliver has an extensive
practice in Paducah. that takes all
his time and attention.
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FOR RENT--New four room stone
house. water, coal shed, chandeliers.
18th and Harrison SITS. Z. Foreman,
1928 North Fourth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Jones are re
ioicing oyer the arrival of a new sor
born the 18th.
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Swift men are seldom fast friends.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING neat
Ny done. Satisfaction guaranteed
Work called for and delivered. On.
trial is all ask. James Duffy. So1ti
Ninth street. near Broadway. Phone
33S-a. az
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Brook
shire announce the approaching
marriage of their sister. Miss Ora v
Brookshire. to Mr.. Joe +. Ely. t
take place at the Brookshire home
on the Paducah and Calvert Cit!
road. Sunday, Dec. 22. at 1915 pm
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WANT ADS.

II q
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Subscribers inserting want ads in
The Sun will kindly remember that
all such items are to be paid for
when the ad Is inserted, the rule ap-
plying TO every one without excep-
ton.
FOR KINDLING wood ring 1851.
MITCHELLS for high-grade bicy-
Giles, S26-S2s South Third street.
FOR heating and stoyewood ring
437 F. Levin.
FOR DRY woUD, old phone
1861.
FOR SALE-Roll top desk with
chair Apply at this Office.
COOK WlANTED-Mrs. Addie
Caldwell. Phone SCI.
: FOR RENT-Furnished room
with board, S26 South Third.
SLEIGH for sale. Sexton Sign
Works.
BUY your coal of c. NJ. eagle. Best
grade lump coal IA cents per bushel.
New phone 975.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, all
modern conveniences. Apply 615
North Fourth street. Old phone 149S.
j. e. MORGAN horse shooting,
general repairing, rubber tires. 40S
South Third.
WANTED-To rent house or cot
tage by permanent tenant. Address
p. G.. NJ, care Sun.
FOR RENT--Two rooms for ligh.
housekeeping. Fifth and Jackson.
Phone 222.
FOR RENT-Two furnished
rooms. Bath and all modern conven-
fences, 91s Broadway. q.
WANTED-Position as clerk in
grocery; seven years experience. Good
references. Address w, care Sun.
FOR RENT-Up-to-date four room
fiat, l440 Broadway. Phone 765, or
see l.. d. Sanders.
FOR RENT-Four room cottage.
521 Jackson street. Enquire 100
Trimble street.
EOp RIrNTr--A suite 80 furpsahao
rooms to gentlemen. Over Iverson &
wallaee's drug store. Seventh and
Washington streets.
. GOST-Yellow and white half
grown cat. Finder please return 10
203 Fountain avenue and receive
reward.
FOR RENT--New four room stone
house. water, coal shed, chandeliers.
18th and Harrison SITS. L. Foreman,
12S North Fourth.
FOR RENT--The twOstory frame
store house corner Sixteenth and
Tennessee streets. Possession given
after January 10th.
LOST-At one of the picture
shows, pair OF 'gentlemans gray I'M
dressed kid gloves, fur lined. Re-
ward II returned to this office.
FOR KENTUCKY COAL, Pitts
burg coal, dry stove wood, heating
wood, bundled and loose kindling,
telephone 2OS. Johnston-Denker
Coal Co.
CLEANING AND PRESSING neat
Ny done. Satisfaction guaranteed
Work called for and delivered. On.
trial Is all I ask. James Duffy, So1ti
Ninth street. near Broadway. Phcn'
33S-a. '%
/ LOST-A lady's gold watch will
gentleman's fob. on Sixteenth stree
between Clay and Trimble streets
Finder please return to DIR. L. f
Young. 11s South Sixth, and recelv
reward.
------ ;. =. = = u
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FOR RENT-Up-to-da four room
fiat, 144O Broadway. Phone 765, or
see l.. ID. Sanders.
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LOsT-A lady's gold watch with
gentleman's fob. on Sixteenth street
between Clay and Trimble streets.
Finder please return to DIR. L. f.
Young. 119 South Sixth, and receive
reward.
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WANTED-Posltion as clerk in
grocery; seven years experience. Good
references. Address w, care Sun.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished
rooms. Bath and all modern conven-
fences, 91s Broadway.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
COMPANY WILL /
PAY SALARIES
OWNERS OF TOYLAND FORWARD
MONEY TO ACTORS AND
WILL RETURN THEIR
WARDRoBEs.

Word was received by Chief of
Police Egan yesterday from Morelock,
Pilgrim & Raphael. OF Chicago. own.
ers of the Toyland company, stating
that they would pay the salaries OF
all the company and would restore
the wardrobes to the members. The
money has been forwarded to the
company and the actresses who were
left stranded at West Point, Miss
are ON their way to Cairo to set their
baggage.
Manager L. H Frank. OF t'e n-
rany, however, is still in jan IKE Z
pending the withdrawal 81 tie
charges made against him AZ West
Point by the company members Na1
We're deserted by him.
In the caste of the company was
Miss Nettie Farnbaker Mrs, Fred
Farnbaker) daughter OF Maurice J..
Farnbaker, of Cairo. She joined the
company in the south several weeks
ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
GET TWO JURORS
IN ROCHE CASE
SECOND TRIAL OF CoNDEMNA.
TON SUIT OF CAIRO e.
THEBES RAILROAD VS..
ROCHE BEGUN YES
TERDAY.

The condemnation suit of the Cairo
& Thebes railroad VS. Roche was
taken up for trial yesterday i'm the
county court. Judge Lyman G. Caster
q. Mound City presiding.
At former trial of this case it will
be remembered the jury disagreed.
The work OF getting a jury was be.
gun with the result that two jurors
were accepted. Richard f. Cannon
of Cairo. and Edward Hogan Of
Tamms States Attorney James
Lingle of Jonesboro. and Angus Leek
represent the railroad company.
Messrs. Reed Green and David S.
Lansden. the defendants.
The railroad company settled out
of court with Otto Karff for a right
through his farm. paying $3.50
for the 2.e acres they will require.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

The farce comedy stars McCabe
Mack. the popular purveyers of must
cal farce comedy viii be seen this
season in a mrand new farce entitled
The Irish Senator" which has been
written with view to fiji their per
sonality- That the author has sue
ceeded is an established fact It is 4
story of life I'm New York and the
complications follow in rapid order.
As a laugh producer it is a wonder.
Many strong specialties will be in
troduced by the different members Of
the company. Friday. September both.
at the Cairo opera house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
GRAND CHAIN, I'LL.
Septemher 18. 1907.

| Mr. Dave Jaimet came down from
New Athens to look after some bust
ness and make short visit with
friends.
Mrs. Joe Gauge visited in Anna first
of the week
Theo Ruther was in Cairo Tuesday
on business.
School opened here last Monday
with large enrolment.
Mrs. R. Moore is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. d. Bristow, in Crenl
Springs this week
j. w Gaunt, Jr.. visited In Cairo
last Sunday. Little Miss Minnie
Gaunt, Of Cairo. accompanied him
home
Mrs. A. G. Bartleson went to Villa
Ridge last week to attend the funeral
iof George Minich
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Steers. Of Me.
|tropolis, Is visiting for a few days
with Mr. and Mrs VIM. Boyd aud
other relatives.
Miss Clatie Jones visited with her
sister Mrs. ]. B, Calhoun, in Mound
City Sunday
Mr. ], A. Lewis is visiting with re.
latives in Harrisburg, ILL.,
VIM Schwarts, Jr.. visited in Car
rier Mills this week
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rees, Of Belknan
spent Sunday with Mrs. j. D. Cope.
land.
Miss Eta Calvin has been visiting
in Mound City for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Moore came
home from Kentucky to spend sun
day.
Paul Evers, Of Belknap visited here
Sunday.
Mrs. W. f. Weeks, Of Belknap spent
the day Tuesday here with rela
tives
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
HOUNDS.
~s~< 1899 ~<~~< :
September is, 1907.

Mrs, r. n Karraker returned to
her home in Dongola Tuesday.
Mr. N. p. Mayberry Of Pulaski, was
down on business yesterday
Our home gun club is practicing up
and getting in trim for the meet
which will be held here early in Oc-
tober We have some crack shots
and this will doubtless be an interest
ling contest.
Mr. John NLittel drove to Cairo We'd
nesday morning to bring out the
floral offerings for little Rolph Brit
tons funeral His little classmates
contributed beautiful collection OF
flowers.
DR.. r. M. F'ulkerson has returned
from Johnson county where he had
been to attend an old fashioned Bap-
tist association. He also visited with
relatives near Vienna,
DR. a. b. Royal was business
visitor to Cairo Tuesday. The Doctor
and Mrs. Royal expect to leave soon
for trip to the jamestown exposi-
ton.
George Soruggs is finishing three
new houses in the railroad addition
They were rented before the founda-
tions We're laid
Mr.. d. .Warshaw was Cairo visitor
Wednesday
Large quantities of hay is being
hauled BY here to the different local
markets, The crop is said to be con
siderabIy larger than last year
Mr. Ed Young. of Cairo, is moving
tn Mounds today He will occupy one
OF Al Readers houses.
Mr.. Lee 0. Walker filed an appli-
cation with the Illinois Central for
position
Prof G, & Trammell says there is
Il greater interest manifested in our
public school this year than ever be-
fore in the history OF his experience
as teacher.
II. L. Britton and l. N TAYLOR were
we're business visitors to Cairo Tues
day
Mr. Fred Leidigh, Of Villa Ridge
was transacting business IN town
Wednesday.
Prot Geo w McCorkle. of Dom
COLA, was here Tuesday in charge of
the Pulaski Cornet band. They fur
nished music for the celebration at
the Y M. c. A.
The fourth anniversary Of the Y. NJ
c, A. was celebrated Tuesday There
was reception and program at 7.30
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
|SW|NDL Frs TRY
| TO WORK MASONS
CHAIN OF LETTERS STARTED BY
SMOOTH GANG STOPPED BY
SECRET SERVICE OFF,
GALS.
SECURE LARGE SUMS
Swindle Is Confined to Western States
and Illinois Masons Are
MuIcted of Large
Amounts.

| Masonic officials recently sent out
letters all over the country to mem
| beers OF the order, warning them to
llook out for bold fraud which Il
Iteing worked among Masons
The fraud is being carried on IN
Ider cover Of the ails by swindlers
who are collecting FUNDS ON a bogus
subscription scheme for the erection
lof monument 10 the late President
| Mckinley. Members of the Masonic
order have been selected as the vie
films. Thousands of Masons In the
west have recently received letters
sent ont under the .,nain system. The
letters purport to come from promi
Inent eastern Masons, and ask the re.
ceiyer to contribute ten cents toward
q fund which is being raised for the
lerection of the monument
/ In addition the receiver is asked to
write three letters to brother Masons
or friends, asking each to send In ten
cents, and in turn write three letters
to their friends They are directed TO
send the money to Judge William r.
Day, at Canton, Ohio, one of the best
known Masons in the United States.
Ir each original letter there is en-
closed a number of envelopes adj
dressed to w. r. Day, ESQ. Canton, 0.
Through accomplices at Canton the
letters have been Intercepted by
simple ruse. The confederate Of the
windlers called al the postoffice sew
eral days before the replies We're
secluded to arrive and asked for mail
addressed to @W. r. Day" When the
letters addressed in this manner did
begin 10 come, the postal clerk,
familiar with the man and his name.
reserved them for him. as Judge
Gays mail was seldom addressed in
tlst way.
II IS estimated that the amount Sc
cured by fraud win reach many thou
sends Of dollars Few who received
the appeal neglected to respond.
AS far as can he learned the
swindle was confined to the western
states. In San Francisco the victims
included practically every official Of
the local lodges. A dispatch from
Judge Day TO California Mason
states that he knows nothing of the
chain letter scheme.
The United States secret service
officials have taken the matter up
apd are searching Ior the swindlers.
Tbr:'eqnds Of letters at the Canton
pc stonice. received since the swind-
lers took fright and ceased calling
Ter their mail are being returned to
the senders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
PADUCAH CARPENTERS
Have Rieh,ed Themselves and Jack"
Adams. General Organizer Of
Union, is in Cairo.

]. W. Adams. general organizer Of
the United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America is in the CITY
On route to st. Louis. his headquar-
tiers. lie is looking over the local
field with a view of gathering to the
fold of the union the many nonunion
carpenters working here II he thinks
his presence Is needed he may return
here after going to St Louis. and "a.
tending to an accumulation Of routine
business there.
Mr. Adams has been at Paducah
aud has adjusted matters there to the
satisfaction of all concerned in the
late carpenters strike at that place
All carpenters and joiners in Padu-
cab now belong to the brotherhood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED
Civil Service Examination Ordered in
Cairo Next Month to Secure
Elgibles For an Assistant.

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examine
ton on October %. 1907. at Cairo
H.. to secure eligibles from which
to make certification to MI vacancy
in the position of assistant photo.
grapher. qualified as proficient in the
use OF developing papers and dry
plates. at 1920 per annum. in the
Geological Survey, and vacancies IS
they may occur In any branch of the
service requiring similar qualifiea-
tons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGFBORS


O'Clock which was enjoyed by all. The
following visitors We're present and
took part in the program; J. S. Miller
Tor Peoria, ]. G. Starkey of Nation,
G, W. Reagan of Mt Carmel, John G..
Fisher and 7. l.. Pulley OF Cairo. and
Others. The house was filled and
there were twice as many on the
porch and In the yard as were in the
Eouse, The Pulaski band furnished
music during the afternoon and early
evening. and the Y. NJ, G. A. quartet
sang number Of selections during
the evening A number OF enthusi-
astic speeches We're made ana the
program was considered the best OF
any anniversary meeting ever held
here,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

distant scenes to his audiences. In
his new program he exces his own
efforts in the past. How alien lands
look, how their people. live. dress,
work, play, and a thousand other
things OF absorbing human interest.
make his new program so valuable
that no one who wishes to be
well informed and keep abreast with
the worlds progress, can afford to
miss it. There are really no words
that can describe its value adequately
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

Seventy per cent of all successful
men in the great cities are farmers
sons. The old homestead with its
traditions, its well-sweep. its corn.
husking, its rich and varied exper-
fences. will never be forgotten. If
you would recall them and live them
over again do not fail to see Uncle
81 Haskins.' Look at the pumpkins
cleaning amidst the fodder shocks
and as perfect picture of genuine
farm life as has yet been seen on the
American stage
win appear at Cairo opera house
on Wednesday September 25th.
Prizes %. s. ana 90 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
Scenes From Africa.

From beginning to end. Lyman II.
Howe's new program of moving pic
lures to be seen at the Cairo opera
house on SatFaday. September 21s..
for matinee and night. is of the widest
possible variety 1t is this which
makes it 80 interesting alike to Young
aud old. rich or poo~. wise or ether
eise.- Sir. Howe has always been 4
past master in the art Of transferring
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

Lost, between $3.50 j. m. yesterday
and noon today bilious attack, with
nausea and sick headache. This loss
was oceasioned by finding Mt all drug
stores II box Of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, the guaranteed cure for bilious
ness. malaria aud jaundice. Csc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

rapidly. cotton advanced. thus show
ing that eottoa Is stin kias in tae
South although less powerful in its
swat. than before the war. owiag 70
the south's dexelornient 81 It's ether
fe=ourcrs ana Is n,prc sifrrrz;Hs.f
hnant Al All crinmerriai intrset= Il
IS LsEIunzts u AGA hsrins "a - -
n ons basket
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
THE MINISTERS SON
At Cairo Opera House Tonight
Farce Comedy Tomorrow Night
Moving Pictures Saturday.

The Minister'S Son which opens
its engagement at the Cairo opera
house tonight is in some respects, like
WAY Down East" 1t tells the old,
old. story of trusting girl who
leaves her home in the country, led
astray by the fascination of william
She goes TO the city and Is found by
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

viacetovn speech Bu. me penalties
should always be inflicted on the IN
aiFidual officers responsible for vfo-
iaiions Of Law. and these. 70 be effect
nai. should involve Imprisonment act
zines against them OF the corpora
ions. fhat remedy is the cnlv go
tain cure FOR The issease. IL 4 again
aprsars
-xA1e stocks we're gong down
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

her brother. Simon, who has gone
there TO make his fortune through an
invention of his own He forces the
william to marry his sister and after
a time finally sells his invention and
returns to his country home in time
TO save his poor old parents from be.
ing turned out OF their home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
ROOSEVELT is FIRM
Concluded from First Page,

ssSOf one thing we may be sure. and
thai Is that President Roosevelt wiz
always stand firm In his policy Of en-
forcing the law against Wrong750ing
~ corporations. We heard this from
Secretary Tsn in his strong endorse
ment of that policy. and ws heard Il
reaffalrmed in the presidents Pro
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
TESTED AND PROVEN.
There is Heap of SoIace in B,ing
Able to Depend Upon a Well.
Earned Reputation.

For months Cairo readers have seen
the constant expression of praise for
Doan's kidney Pills. and read abou'
the good work they have done in this
locality Not another remedy ever
produced such convincing proof of
merit.
H. F. Malinski, Of 900 Walnut stree..
Cairo Lii. says: While shoeine
horses about fourteen years ago. !
strained myself TO such an extent that
| had to give up The work and since
then my back has been weak md
ached great deal. Iy back would
tire easily while at my work and
at times It was very painful. The So
crctions were in an unnatural condi-
ton and I often had to get up at night
on account of their frequent action.
Occasionally when shopping or lift.
ing. | would take a catch in my back,
and if could sit in one position for
while. could hardly get up. After
y used Doan's Kidney Pills which
got at Schuh's drug store, my back
was stronger and ceased to ache.
will recommend Doan's Kidney PITS
every time Gro ma statement given
in 1900
A Permanent Cure.
on Feb. 22d, 1907. Mr. Malinski
said as follows: The stat ment I
gave in 1900 for publication recon-
mending Deans Kidney Pills is true
! can still heartily endorse them and
you many contfnue to publish my ties
timony as the cure has proven per
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
lake no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19
Positions.
Of Trust

Every man is likely, at some time,
to be called TO fill position Of
trust requiring bond.
You may be appointed guardian Of
minor, or executor of a will or
administrator Of an estate; yousnay
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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

My annual Christmas sale of hand
work begins December 10. Mrs. E. N
Starzinger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-19

The bulletin Il the only seven day
paper in Cairo.