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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15
Attractive Program for O'sulIivan
Recital.

The program for the piano recital
TO be given on Wednesday evening
by Patrick O'sullyan at the X. c.
hail. is one that will distinctly appeal
to al lovers OF music Mr.. O'Sullivan
will bring his own concert grand
plano. He VIII play several OF his
own compositions among them some
of the Irish Melodies that have proved
so taking in his concert tours OF the
foreign cities. Mr.. OSullvan's Gel
tic temperament makes another Of
his compositions for Wednesday even
ing, namely. VISION" OF especial
power He Is a native OF Louisville,
but has resided IL years in Berlin.
The program Is:
MOmens Muslcales. in A flat
Schubert
Schubert.
Sonata. op 2G-BeethOven.
Vig'On-P. O'Sulllvan.
Ballade, No. 3. op 47--Choptn.
Nocturne. OBJ 81, No. Chopin.
Valse Brilliante-Chopin.
Etude, op 10. No. 12-Chopir.
Harmonies du Soir--Liszt
-Four Irish Meloiles-P. O'Sull.van.
Mazeppe
RhapsOdie, No. 12-Llszt.
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THE LOCAL NEWS

DIR. Gilbert, osteopath. 440 n
Broadway. Phone 1876.
Visit Pages short order restau-
rant. 1873 South Second.
Veterinarians. Farley q Fisher,
i345. old; S51. new. Hospital 42s
South Third.
-Christmas Monogram Stationery
at VOLTS.
-Manicnring, Undressing. scalp
treatments and massaging lola
Fisher. GA Kentucky. phone 1852.
For highest cash market price
bring your tobacco TO Bohmer's ware
house.
The MERRY Christmas" stamp OF
the Red Cross Will add to the cheer
OF your holiday tokens. One cent
each everywhere.
The Ramsey society will have a
sale OF art aud fancy goods. home
made pickles. preserves, cakes and
candies. az 20S Broadway. same build
ing as the Newell society, next Tues
day and Wednesday.
-Engra yed Calling Cards for
Christmas az Wo.n's.
For loose leaf .edgers and bind
ers see the Paducah Printing and
Bookbinding Co. Phone 400.
Christmas Fountain Pens at
VOLTS.
Every letter and package should
bear the Red Cross Merry Christ
mas" stamp. II looks 80 good and
gay and finances such noble cause.
Buy a hundred TO use and give away.
i will give you more coal for s
than ans other coal dealer in town.
The ice man snd coal man. Yves
Flowers Phones fT9.
-Llbbey's The Worlds Best Cut
Class 10 be had only at VOLTS.
The large don that will De sod
az the Ramsey society bazaar Is now
on display IN oglyie's window.
City subscribers to The Daily
Sun who wisA the delivery Of their|
papers stopped must notify our col
leciors or make the requests direct
10 The sun Office. No attention will
be paid 20 such orders when given
% carriers. sun Publishing Co
Christmas wrcathos and crosses
IN Molly. Bouquet Green. Moss Green
Galax or lmmortelles. Brunsons.
529 broadway.
Sterling Silver Toilet Sets at
VOLTS.
Sheriff John W. Ogl.vie and his
deputies are busy preparing the list
OF delinquent county and state tax
payers. The list vii, be published
soon. and the delinquent payers can
save expense by paying their taxes
now. The penalty went on Decem-
Der /. but each day the cost will in
crease.
Magistrate J. J. Bleich today r.
cC,vcd a tocgram from Jackson.
Tenn. that a son was born last night
% Mr.. and Mrs. Gem Ble.ch.
There WI be a mass meeting OF
co'ored people "a the Washington
Street Baptist church tonight TO hsar
about the new colored school In Ken
lucky.
James Dickens. n resident OF Ne
chan.csburg. was arrested this morn
ing by Constable A. G. shelton ON a
charge OF failure TO support his in
FAINT children lie was placed IN the
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RESTORATIVE TREATMENT
FOR NERVOUS MEN.

Coming from a source of un-
X questioned authority on the all
\ ments of men ii is presumed to
be infalnb.e, while the profess
R SION generally endorse the in
\ gradients and prescribe them
\ I'm many different forms of va
Y rious diseases The following
\ formula is highly efficient in
\ quickly restoring in nervous ex-
\ haustiOn. melancholia. anxietyY
R timidity in venturing, dizziness,
y heart palpitation. trembling
\ limbs, insomnia, thinness, cod
\ extremitfes, tired-ar-in feeling
\ and general inability to do
l those natural and rational acts
\ upon which depends a mans
success and happiness in social
\ and everyday life.
The instructions for mixing
\ at home secretly so that no EN-
barrassment may be felt, are as
\ follows: First get three ounces
\ of syrup sarsaparilla compound
I and one ounce compound fluid
! balmwort: mix and let stand
two hours. Then add one ounce
\ compound essence cardol and
} one ounce tincture cadomene
I mot cardamon) and mix all to-
\ gether. The directions are to
\ take one teaspoonful after each
\ meal and one when retiring. I'M
\ til bounding health and full
\ strength are restored. Even
\ few weeks will witness most
l wonderful results.
i Astonishing nervous force
\ and equilibrium follow the
\ treatment, no matter how Sc
4 rious the case.
R This contains no op.ates
\ whatever and may also be used
r by women who suffer with
\ their nerves with absolute GER
/ tainty of prompt and lasting
4 benefits.
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All retail merchants are requested
TO c.ose their stores during the holi-
day shopping season. beginning De-
cember rs, at p. m, excepting Sat
urday, the 18th. and Thursday, the
gath. The public Is requested to CO.
operate with the merchants in order
that the clerks may have all the rest
possible during the shopping season.
Respectfully,
THE RETAIL MERCHANTS ASso-
CITATION.
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his position with the Oehlsch.ae
Drug company and has gone to In
dianapolis, where he will spend the
Christmas holidays ana take a few
weeks rest.
Attorney Mike Oliver went to Ben
ton this morning to attend court.
MIR. and Mrs. Michael Holehan.
1910 Trimble street. have returned
from Calvert City.
Attorney David Browning went t.
Benton this morning to attend court.
Messrs. Joseph McGregor and Andy
Fletcher. of Benton, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Davis last night.
Hon. ]. c. Speight, of Mayfeld.
was in the city this morning en- route
to EddyyHle to attend court.
Attorney William Marble went to
Eddyville this morning to attend
court.
Mr.. William L. Scott went to Hen
derson and Owensboro this morning
on business.
Attorney Charles X Wheeler went
to Benton this morning to attend
court.
Mrs. Ben F. Briggs, of Mayfield,
was IN the city shopping today.
Mr.. Glen whittemore. of Maytield,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. V. Alien, of 1926 Monroe
street. left this morning for Loves
to vi Il her parents for several days.
Ex-Judge Thomas Evans and wife,
of Smsthland. were in the city yester-
day shopping.
Mr.. J. J. Fleming, wife and daugh-
ter. OF B,rdsvllle, were in the city
yesterday shopping.
Mr.. A. l.. Harris went to Louisville
last night on several days business
trip.
Mr.. Frank Dorsey. of New Orleans,
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
day visiting friends, and he will
then go to Louisville.
Mr.. Frank Bond, of Nation. H.
who formerly was resident OF this
city. Is visiting friends here for a
few days.
Mr.. Louis James left last evening
for Cairo to visit for a few days.
Mr.. A. ID. Stowel left this morning
for Mayfield on business.
Ny. w. II. Tritt. OF Kuttawa, was
in the city today on business.
Miss E.oise Bradshaw, who mas
been the gusst of Mss Mona Hudson,
fer the past three weeks, viii visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. wheeler Campbell un
IN after the holidays-'Lousvale
Times.
The Rev. L. II. Cunn'ngham lett
this morning for Cadiz, where he WI
lead meeting. He has been In the
city on visit to his mother. Mrs.
Margaret Cunningham, of North Sixth
street.
Mrs. ID. A. Levy and son, Leonard
who have been visiting Mrs. Levy S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. Wallerstein'
of 500 North Seventh street. for the
last three months, returned to their
home in New York.
Mrs. Henry Jacobs left today TOT
Louisville to visit relatives tor few
days.
Mrs. Maude Willoughby, OF Ca'ver'
City. is visiting Mrs. Alex Venters, OF
lS2S South Sixth street.
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county jail and his trial will be held
tomorrow afternoon before County
Judge II. T. Lightfoot.
Burglars entered the home Of
Berthe Hobson, colored, ON South
Seventh street between Jackson and
Ohio streets last night. and stole SIS
In money, besides taking other small
articles. The robbery was reported
TO Patrolman Hessian.
The ladies Of the Tenth Street
Christian church will hold their an
nual bazaar next Thursday and Fri
day at the l.. W. Henneberger hard
ware store. A liberal patronage will
be appreciated.
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Ohcers for next year were elected
last night by the Manchester Grove,
w. o. w, in a business and social
session at the Three Links building.
After the election a banquet was
served. The officers. most of whom
lwere reelected. are: Mrs. A. l..
lseman, worthy guardian: Mrs. Mary
Houser. clerk; Mrs. Rosa Keebler.
advisor: Mrs. Like Greenhalgh and
Mrs. Viola Walters, attendants; Mrs.
Leona Wilson. inner sentinel; Mrs.
Lora Ross. outer sentinel; Mrs. Lille
Kyle. banker. and Charles w. Emery,
Clark Fortson and William Ky.e,
managers. The new officers will be
Installed January 6.
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Tobacco Sales

The sales at Bohmer's loose leaf
warehouse this morning were well
attended. The quality of the tobacco
was fair and the bidding was lively
and spirited and growers We're well
Pleased with the prices received. The
amount of tobacco offered was 90
075 pounds. Good leaf brought the
highest price $3.50, trash brought
$500 to $3.50. The average price
was s6.75.
Trash. s4.OO@A5O; good Tugs,
s5.0O@G.OO; good leaf, s7O0Qs.5O.
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The Friedman Insurance Company

We beg leave to Inform YOU that
We are stl.l In the fire insurance bust
ness and shall continue to be In the
same in the future. Thanking you
for your business, and trusting that
the same pleasant relations which
have heretofore existed between us
VIII always De continued. We assure
you that We shall always protect your
Interests. Very truly.
JULIUS FRIEDMAN. Agent.
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Sunny Slope Local.

Sunny Slope local, No. 1872, Farm
ers' Union, elected officers last night
as follows: Arthur Switzer, president;
Fred Herzog, vice president; j. w.
switzer. secretary-treasurer; ]. w.
Wyatt, dOorkeeper; Henry Kortz, con-
ductor; James Wyatt. chaplain; A.
w. Houser. ]. w. NaTs and Gus
Meunier, directors. The organization
is in a fiourishlng condition.
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NEWS OF COURTS
In Circuit Court.

James NJ. Lang filed suit against
Mary Z. Linn this morning for
$35G.1O II Is alleged in the petition
that he stood security for $3.50 Dor
rowed from the First National bank
July II, 1908, and 1t alleges that he
had to reimburse the bank, and now
he sues Mary f. linn.
G.. T. Scott filed suit this morning
against DIR. S. z. Holland, for a cor
rectIon of a deed. Scott alleges that
he Sold 10 the defendant a piece of
land and body OF water known as
"Crawfordis Lake" and that the deed
was so worded as to include other
land. He filed the suit to have the
deed corrected.
In Bankruptcy.
Notice has been received from the
district court reversing a decision Of
Referee f. w. Bagby in refusing to
allow Thomas c. Leech, a bankrupt,
his exempted property, consisting of
several rings.
In Police Court.
The docket in police court this
morning was: Breach of ordinance
Walter Travis. IS and costs. Breach
of peace-Ed Petit SO and no costs.
Drunk-will Memo, 81 and costs;
Tom Fenin. 81 and costs. Breach of
peace-Will Taylor. F. BOatwright,
Ed Farris and Goldie Jones, continued
until December l6. Malicious cutting
Mark Wells, continued until De
cember &c. Attempting to defraud
a bill-Thomas Oswell, continued un-
I'll December 81.
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Cost OF STEEL Rails

Washington. Dec. l5.-Schwab
testified before the ways and means
committee regarding the cost OF steel
manufacture. He gave figures. show
ing that IN 1899 the cost OF making
steel rails in this country was S12
the ton. In England the cost was
$40. The present cost here Is S2l.50.
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NOTICE.

The Red Mems entertainment COM
mittee will give a dance nc their hall
Wednesday night, December 10th.
Tickets 30 cents. Everybody invited.
CLARENCE HOUSEHOLDER.
Chairman.
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Mr. Gilbert Appears Before Manu-
scrint society.


script society.
Mr.. Harry Gilbert. OF Paducah. who
has recently located IN New York, APP
peared Monday evening IN New York
city az the National Arts club as So
lo.st and Gccompanlst at the first con-
ctft or the season OF the American
Manuscript Society OF America. Com
positions IN manuscript of NessTs.
Homer ~ Bartlett, Harry NJ. Gilbert
and James p. Dunn comprised the
program and these representative
mus,c.ars were all at the instrument
for Their respective compositions. Mr..
Gibe.t played al Scherzo and a
waltz In A fat. and for his second
number presented three songs. with
Ciarcm-e Edward Pease, the New
York tenor. as sollst. entitled: 20,
Were My Love Yon Lac Fair"
CBurnsl: The Dream Garden
CANne Bagby); "Serenade." Dove
toni. Mr.. Gd,bcrt's forthcoming tour
as pianist and accompanist with Mr..
Albany Richie. the English y,ollnist,
VIII begin January \. and engage
ments are booked to the first of June.
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Chiefs Body Found

San Francisco. Dec. 15.-The body
of Police Chief Buggy. who disap,
peared from boat November 80,
was found IN the bay and positively
Identified, although badly decom-
posed
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In Police Court.
NOTICE.

The Red Mems entertainments COM
mittee will give a dance at their hall
Wednesday night. December 10th.
Tickets 80 cents. Everybody invited.
CLARENCE HOUSEHOLDER,
Chairman.
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warning Note Sent 70 Nerro.

Jackson. Tenn. Dec. 15.-Iasi
Thursday night the following notice
was tackled to board. and the board
placed against the front door OF the
cabin OF Nab Gooch. a respected ne
gro. living three miles northwest of
jackson, who contemplates the cree
tion OF house on land which he
OWES:
Dec. 10. 1905.
Nab Gooch-We notify YOU not
to build on your and. II will not be
good for you II you do. You will be
waited on at once. We are not going
70 have no negroes In this nelghbor-
hood 10 own land. You had better
heed this. NIGHT RIDER"
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WE STARCH lace curtains. Just
the degree OF stiffness that makes
them hang nicely, and dry them upon
frames that make them square, and
stretch them smooth and even. Star
Laundry. Phone 200.
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WANT ADS.

Subscribers inserting want ads In
The Sun viii kindly remember that
all such items are to be paid for when
the nd Is inserted, the rule applying
to every one without exception.
ROOMS for rent, 1918 Clay.
WANTED = Salesladies. f. NJ.
Kirby G. Co.
UNFURNISHED room for rent.
New phone 1878.
FURNISHED rooms for rent. APP
ply 121 Broadway.
WANTED-A box range. Phone
new COL. old 629.
FOR RENT-6 room house. al
modern conveniences, 416 n. 18th
st. New phone 573.
LOST OR STOLEN-Chainless b.
cycle. Handle wrapped with tape.
Black frame and worn. Return to
lis s. I'd St., and receive reward.
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In SOCIAL CIRCLES
Red Mems Dance.

The entertainment committee of
the Otega tribe, Red Men, will give
series OF dances this winter in the
Red Mems hall on North Fourth
street. The first lance will be given
tomorrow night.
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Infant Dies.

The 14-days-old infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. v. Mccain. of the Mayfield
road, died this morning of inanition.
The funeral will be hell tomorrow
afternoon at l O'Clock. The burial
VIII be at the Elva graveyard.
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ILLINOIS COAL & FEED CON-
pany. dealers in the best Union mined
coal sold in Paducah. Lump. Egg or
Nut at ~ cents per bushel delivered
anywhere in the city. ONCE and yards
10th and Tennessee streets. New
phone 1888. lid phone 65S.
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FOR SALE-Two 2-story cottages.
all modern conveniences, 3h squares
from Broadway, on reasonable terms.
Address Mrs. Emma Neihaus, S10'
Jefferson. Phone 6S3.
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LADIES-Our catalogue explains
how we teach hairiressing. manicur-
ing, facial massage; etc, in few
weeks; mailed free. Moler College.
st. Louis, Mo.
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Captain Brack Owen went to Car
bondale this morning on a two days
business trip.
Attorney Henry Hughes went to
Benton this morning to attend the
session of court.
Attorney w. V. Eaton went to
Eddyville on business this morning.
Miss lauren Brown, of Elizabeth
town. H.. Is visiting her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Glauber.
231 South Third street.
Mr.. Alien d. Roberts has resigned
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FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS Buy
at L. +. Hugg Bicycle Co., 1875 North
Fifth street, next to Kentucky theater
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Delphic Club Discuss Interesting
Program.

The Delphic club held an interest,"
ing meeting this morning at the
Carnegie library athens Before
Scion and Athens Under the Laws OF
Scion" were interestingly contrasted
by Mrs. Lillard Sanders. "Peisis-
tratus and His Sons. Kleisthensi
were comprehensively discussed by
Mrs. George C. Wallace.
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Str. Bette Owen Ferry

For information apply to A. J. Hogan
Waitin s-room.
ago Kentucky avenue. Phone 7sz
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REPAIR SH0P-Brackets. col
umns, balustrades, head blocks.
shelves, book cases ana wagon bedn
turned All kinds Of furniture re-
paired, stained and vanished. Car
penter work done at reasonable
prices. w. ]. Perryman. Old phone
1918.
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FOR SALE-old Terrell still house
whisky, years Old so cents quart;
years old IS cents per quart, at 419
Jefferson only.
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WANTED-Railway mail clerks;
customs employees; clerks at Wash
ngton. Commencement salary $500.
Many spring examinations. Common
education sufficient. Candidates pre-
pared free. Write Immediately for
schedule Franklin Institute, Ro-
chester, n. Y.
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FOR SALE-Good mule team with
wagon, cheap. New phone 1911.
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Boarders at 219 North
Sixth; $3.50 to IS per week. Modern
improvements.
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RUBBER STAMPS. Seals, Brass
Checks, Price Markers, License
Plates, etc. Diamond Stamp Works,
us South Third. Phones 1858.
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TYPBwRITER-You can buy a
No. 5 Oliver typewriter on easy
terms-17 cents per day. Telephone
$50 old.
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NoTICE-Peacher's Xmas bottles
are now ready r. L. Peacher &c
Co., 1913 South Second street.
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FREE-A Xmas bottle with each
purchase at the Paducah Distilling Co
FOR SALE-Linen markers at this
office.
WANTED-Boarders. New phone
I247.
WANTEDLady solicitors. Good
pay Address c.. care Sun.
WANTED-Experienced girl; 42O
North Sixteenth street.
FOR RENT-Three rooms. Apply
407 Harahan boulevard.
SUITS CLEANED and pressed. All
work neatly done. Called for and
delivered. James Duffy, phone SSSa.
FOR RENT or sale, on reasonable
easy terms, five room house, 1892
Monroe street. F. NJ. Fisher.
BUY YOUR COAL OF c. NJ. eagle.
Best lump ~ cents. New phone s9S
or 975.
FOR SALE = Secondhand bed
stead, mattresses and dressers at
311h Broadway.
]. L. MORGAN horse shoeing.
general repairing, rubber tires, 40s
South Third.
FOR RENT-Two-story frame
residence 201 Fountain ave. Apply
to l.. NJ. Rieke.
THREE ROOM house for rent, 612
Adams street. Apply SOL South
Sixth street.
FOR SALE-One large bay work
horse, II hands high. Address P. o.
box 9S.
Saturday afternoon, in
front of Rudy's store, one red hat
Finder kindly ring S5s.
FOR RENT = Nicely furnished
rooms. suitable for two, with bath,
etc, 626 Kentucky avenue.
WANTED-You to try our zoe
at 119 South Third street.
The place to eat.
FOR SALE-Seven shares of stock
in the Globe Bank and Trust Co.
Apply to W. A. Gardner.
WANTED-Second hand stoves
and furniture. Williams furniture
exchange. 2O5 South Third street.
CHAIR GAMING OF all kinds
Split bottom chairs and repair work.
John Hutchison, 526 South Fourth.
Phone 1901.
NOTICE-Mrs. Wilson, the dress
maker, has moved to 1921 Clay street
where she will be pleased to see her
customers.
TYPBWRITER-You can buy a
No. 5 Oliver typewriter on easy
terms-17 cents per day. Telephone
$50 old.
RUBBER STAMPS. Seals, Brass
Checks, Price Markers, License
Plates, etc. Diamond Stamp Works,
l15 South Third. Phones 35S.
FOR SALE-Old Terrell still house
whisky, 4 years Old so cents a quart;
6 years old IS cents per quart, at 419
Jefferson only.
HAIR GOODS made TO order.
clipping, singing and
dyeing. Louvenia Miller, No. SIS
South Fifth street Old phone 374-a.
WAGONS and buggies for sale at
bargains. Gail and see them. Sex
ton Sign Works. corner 18th and
Madison streets. Old phone 401.
FOR SALE = Remington type
writer. good as new. Apply Meehan-
les and Farmers Savings bank, 2lOI
Broadway.
SITUATION WANTED-As cook
in boarding house by middle aged
co,ored woman. sO4 Kentucky Ave.
New phone SOC.
MEN-Our Illustrated catalogue ex
plains how we teach barber trade In
few weeks. Mailed free. Moler Bar
Der College. st. Louis, Mo.
LOST-Two lemon-white pointer
bird dogs. one male the other female.
A reward will be paid for any in
formation or their recovery. Phone
761. F. c. Burnett.
notice. have purchased the
barber shop at 525 Broadway. Best
shop in the city. Shave 10
cents, hair cut 25 cents. Six baths
for $1.O0. II. ID. Hays.
FOR RENT-9-room house, 410
s. 10th. 90 foot lot. high and eTy
Both hot and cold water. Modern
plumbing. J. A. Rudy. 219 Broad
way.
WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY
Able-bodied unmarried men between
ages OF 10 and So: citizens Of United
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WANTED-You to try our zoe
dinners at 119 South Third street.
The place to eat.
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NOTICE-Mrs. Wilson, the dress
maker, has moved to 1921 Clay street
where she will be pleased to see her
customers.
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FOR SALE-A few Rhode Island
red chickens; also large white Pekin
ducks. Squads and SQUAD breeders:
fine imported and domestic pigeons.
including Carneaux, Duchess. ORA
goons, Homers. Hens and Mondaines.
]. W. Holmes, 1921 South Fifth.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15

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