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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-08
FulI Dress Necessities

Full Dress Necessities.
Just the proper collar, tie. handker-
chief and suspenders; for your wants.
BROWN, TERRY e. WOODRUFF co,
165 Main Street.
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Portland Ore. Oct. Two costly hits
in the eighth inning and five more in the
ninth Of tOdays game between Portland
and Seattle turned what seemed destined
10 be a shut-out for the visitors into a
defeat for the home team. Score:
r IT. e
EotNldiu ss..s.-.-s.s-. s----.-----e-.3 , Z
Seattle ................ '.............. v
Batteries-Hogg ana Stanley; Hickey
and IeahN. Imnire-DaN1s.
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a. H. u
Boston .............. ..............
New York ............ ..--...-----
Batteries Gibson and Criger; Chesbro
and kiefnow.
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Chicago. Oct st. Louis won today's
game by Opportune hitting and taking
fun advantage of Chicago'S errors. Petty
held tive locals safe after the first two
innings Attendance, 30. Score:
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Boston .;;,........-. ...-..~ 49," 2 q
Philadelphia ----....- .........-..
Batteries-Pi ttinger and Moran; Cald-
well and Doom.
I-mpire-JOhnsCn
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Philadelphia. Oct Boston and Phila-
delpha played nine innings to tie to-
day. The game was called owing to dark
ness Attendance, 400. Score:
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Batteries-Leever and Phelps; Grothe
and King.
/ Umpire-Ensiie.
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r Batter1es-White and sullivan; Petty
and KahOe.
Washington. Oct. philadelphia and
Washington broke even today. The sec
ond game was called by agreement. At
tendance, 1000.
First game "a r. H r.
Washington -.----..-- -...-.......2 )
Philadelphia -,-.-.--.--. 49, :
Batterias-Hughes and Claske; Wadeli
and Schreck.
Second game r. II. E.
Washington .......-...... ......-- ;
Philadelphia -.-....... ............ :
Batteries-Patten, Kittrfdge; Bender and
Schreck.
Detroit. Oct. 7-Detroit PLAYED weak bah
and lost both games this afternoon. At
tendance, 100.
First game r. II. T..
Detroit ..--......!-' ........--.--l
BATTERIES. stcrali and Drill; Joss aud
Bemis.
Second game II. II. Z.
Detroit .---...-..-.-... '..'.......- y :
Cleveland -...--.----.-. ....--..--- 10
Batteries-Jaeger and Bevilie; Bernhard
and Bemis.
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St Louis ............ ......-..-..- Il
Batter1es-White and Sullivan; Petty
and KahOe.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

FOR SALE
7th 4 SITS SW. PHONE NJ 353.
PRICE. $1,000 RENT. $3.50.
Three 2-story bay-window brick houses; and
rooms: ami, and stable in rear; large lot; @
near 9th st. Sc.
PRICE. $500
Three-story 10-roeIn house; ami; back and
side alley; lot 25x125; No. 4s0 i st. s.w. MAKE
OFFER
PRICE. IS, 200 RENT, $455O
Three-story house. used as store and dwelling:
stable in rear; large lot to alley; 7th st. bet.
and Il s.w
PRICE, 400 q
Two 3-story houses; press brick fronts; 9
rooms near 4ia s-w
PRICE, 81, 100. RENT. 5000
Two houses Va. ave. near Sd; well rented;
large lot.
Nice home on sth st. s.w. bet. G and H; lot
PRICE. So, 300
Three-story ard attic; with stone trimmings;
18th bet. G and III ne; rooms, anil, and
consers atory; $500 cash and balance to suit
$3.50. ''s -
TAKE NOTICE
OF those beautiful homes nearing compile
tlon 10th ST. ne. bet. ID and Nd. ave. In
the choicest residence section of the northeast:
one-half square from car line Press brick, bay.
window fronts: stone sills; concrete cellar and
furnace heat; large lots to 30-ft. alley. These
soiidly constructed houses great bargains at
$3.65o. Terms be arranged to enable any
one seeking to buy home to do SO with O small
cash payment. TWO MORE FOR SALE OUT
OF IL.
FLOYD f. DAVIS,
7th & E SITS. s.w. up PHONE N. $685.
Evening star., 1904-04-16
FOR sApEHoUsEs.

FOR sALE--OR EXCHANGE
pIx 1dHsrI aEidHTsI; ERnss RSnfsSsrMAss 9M e9tSSS o0S.
kRN txfosumafiE xafSksm AHEh LaRaE' AGE sy3abb y1hb.
vo, PRICE. $500.
sss sSoS y HOUSE, 'a Pa1ooSS. oSD $3.50. ss RENTS
,dr s.; g;,,9s! BET. sTa AND % ,oTH s;YJ
BE BoUGHT vEaY CHEAP.
EoHsss Ass aEsTs s. 81 sSHezes SIS fEs MONTH. osHa.
non ONLY $4,000. ME
INaToN MEiai ITin BUTT B By Own. S
Reoas Re ae sEhT BsTAs Eng eiN oeSTA5Hs 4S soRp Al 4
LAND 1YElbskg AVE-: Skg aII5MopERs hHess 81 Sees CON
pRiHE ppRRMiHIEENSGMES; SM s,, HoT-wATER HEAT;
1l.RooM HOUSE, COLUMBIA ROAD
81 BET; T. 18th an ANDI14TH; THIS HOUSE
~ IN THOROUGH REPAIR. A LARGE
RECENTLY EXPENDED UPON RI.
TEN.RooM HOUSE ON BINNEY ST.;
ssRoduRNfbss: 1850; sasosaeGi House ASTs RENTs
THE CHEAPEsT, PRoPERTiEs WEST
non OF 18th ST.
10-RooM HOUSE ON ST. BET
10TH AND 2oTH;1 LOT 2ox11s; ALL
MODERN CONvENIENCES. CAN BE
SOLD AT A VERY Low PRICE.
FOR SALE
ON EAST CAPITOL ST.; 1o-ROOM
HOUSE; ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENrS; LOT 20 FEET WIDE. OWN
Err ANXIOUS. TO SELL.
FOR SALE
HOUSE NO. 800 SAVANNAH ST.,
CONTAINING 3 LARGE ROOMS;
FIRST EIa0R SyNISHEn OAK.
LOT 3SX100. THIS PROPERTY HAS
BEEN RECENTLY PUT IN THOR
;, OUCH REPAIR AND IS UP TO DATE
IN EVERY RESPECT. WILL BE SOLD
AT A VERY LOW PRICE AND UPON
p REASONABLE TERMS.
TERRELL & LITTLE
II Cal, a. lde< 4 and q
Evening star., 1904-04-16
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-0FFER Is REQUESTED FOR SEE
corner OF 18th and Yale sts, Columbia Heights.
1O0x15Q.
Owner 10 anxious to sell, and will consider your
p''i'' THOMAS M y J. .oE FIsHER aS51Is! CO. inc..
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-AT A GREATLY
reduced price, 200 IT. front Yale ST., Columbia
Heights, near Fourth Presbyterian Church. Out
of-town owner would take houses or 6ats In part
or full payment.
1t 1414 ct. NV.
Evening star., 1904-04-16
FOR SALE-H0USES.

FOR SALE-AT BARGAIN.
DESIRABLE NEW HOME.
Located section Of northwest. on wide
avenue near ear line Tyo-story semi.defacned de ,d
' IS. is's 400. AcooMMoDATING TERMS.
1t ILEBERMANN & HAwN. 1903 st.
FOR sALE-ONLY IS 80.
Elegant New House
ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Three-story and cellar. Pompeiian brick 'front.',
10 and bath, hot-water heat; handsomely
finished in hardwood; east front. Original COST
$500 TO QUICK BUYER.
Terms be arranged.
1t LIEBERMANN HAwN, 1903 ct
FOR sALE-NoRTHEAsT.
splendid home or investment
s-story. English -ha sement, brownstone and red
brick; rooms and bath
81. T50-5Te--can renla n.
1t LIEBERMANN HAwN. 1903 st.
FOR sALE-A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
12Go on EQUITY.
-s72. 90 mo-. 1854 90 yearly-with land enough to
build 10 more houses and large stable Or lots
easily be sold. thus reducing the cost OF orig
' PRICE. $500 TRUST 5000; So;
ONLY $4,000 CASH REQUIRED to buy this hne
It LIEBERMANN & HAwN, 1903 st.
FOR SAL. NEAR 10TH AND SITS: W..
3-story and cellar red brick house, In spiendid
repair; 10 r"oms and bath.
WILL SELL AT ONCE Fos $1,000.
1t LIEBERMANN & HAWN. 1903 st.
s-story and cellar bay window red brick house.
10 rooms and bath
Cost $4,000.
Splendid home.
Must be sold. See US for particulars
1t LIEBERMANN HAWN. 1903 + ST.
CONVENIENT LOCATION FOR NAVY YARD
EMPLOYE. Nice little home.
2-story red brick house.
rooms and bath front parking; large yard
ONLY s2soo CoNyESlEIr TFRMs
1t LIEBERMANN HAwN. 1903 F st.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN
FINEST LOCATION NORTHEAST.
Near 9th and SITS.
Exceptionally welbuilt house; rooms
and tiled bath furnace heat: hardwood trimmed:
handsome mantels and mirrors; large. we'll
lighted concrete cellar; STATIONARY wasntuDs ~ s[
line. Convenient terms.
1t LIEBERMANN 4 HAwN. 1903 ST.
NEAR EAST CAPITOL AND 5TH yrs. NE.
We san sell two houses for the riee of one one,
Two 2-s'orv and basement brick houses, now
1t LIEBERMANN & HAwN, 1903 st.
SEE Us FOR PRICE AND TERMS.
BEST BUILT NEW HOUSE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
DESCRIPTION:
Handsome front of Pompeiian brick and pes,
rooms1 and 2 tiled bath rooms: rooms. includ-
ing kitchen. ON first floor; rooms and bath on
second floor: rooms and bath on tniru uoor:
large. bright and dry cellar with laundry ana
servants' toilet.
BEST HOT-WATER HEATING PLANT
LIEBERMANN 4 HAWN 1903 + STREET,
1t EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs. THE MOST INVITING
real estate propositions In Washington listed
in STONE & FAIRFAX announcement page
15 of toiay's Star. 1t
FOR SAIE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE GROOM
brick house NJ St NV. bet. 4th and 9Th: In
good condition; front and yard. Price,
$1,000. -WM. II. McGRANN, sos + ST. NV.
apl6-2t
Evening star., 1904-04-16

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. tust north Of
DUPONT CIRCLE; sixteen rooms;- double
southeast exposure: BEAUTIFUL PARK
IN FRONT; especially adapted for enter.
tanning. COST FORMER OWNER OVER
100000 Let us submit your offer for
Evening star., 1904-04-16

81 $7s50o-wAsHINGTON HEIGHTs-Three
stories; ten rooms; 20 feet front; has been
rented the PAST FIVE YEARS At $50
PER MONTH
Evening star., 1904-04-16

FOR SALE-2-STORY BRICK HOUSE: 8 ROOMS.
bath and cellar private alley In rear: convenient
to cars. schools and market: east and vast ex-
posure; lot 20x100. Apply to OWNER, 925 0 st.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

81, 800 buys fine Groom: front porches; large
parking; furnace heat; porcelain bath; gas and
coal ranges; cabinet mantels; Ga. and Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

A splendid property OPPOSITE CAR
NEGIE LIBRARY, 20x1O0; three stories;
ten rooms; well rented. AN OFFER is
WANTED TO SETTLE UP ESTATE.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

$3.50 buys Groom press brick: granolthic
sidewalk aud steps; ID st. near 18th;
Evening star., 1904-04-16

FOR SALE-S16.0O0 BUYS ONE BEST HOUSES,
Washington Heights; corner fronts ave.; IA
rooms; baths; fine decorations.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

x3,bDU.
On 'B" street se.s near Lincoln Park; 2story.
white-stone front dwelling; porch full width OF
house: fine cellar; furnace heat renting for
$22 so per month. Contains rooms and bath
Evening star., 1904-04-16

2-story brick fat in Southeast Washington
large rooms and bath in each apartment; rented
at 500 month; well constructed and located in
rapidly developing section; near car line
Evening star., 1904-04-16

A LOT ON Q ST. NV. between NEW
HAMP6HlRE AVE. AND 18TH ST., COR.
NER ALLEY; ~ feet front; 100 feet deep
to rear alley; two-story frame house, RENT
ING FOR $35 PIER No. PRICE. $500.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

s245o buys Groom house navy yard; cns
square cars
n e J. TCTFEN R12 r. 81 M
Evening star., 1904-04-16

HOME ON ST. NV. between 9th and
10th sts.; well built; nine rooms; kitchen on
first floor; furnace that heats satisfactorily.
COST $780, WILL TAKE $500.
Evening star., 1904-04-16
FOR sALE-HousEs.


FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Win buy
horne on n ST. NV. near 18th; nine roomG}
bay window: a.m.t.s STABLE.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

II you wish cozy home Of rooms and bath,
all modern improvements, ask about a 2-story.
bay window, press-bfick dwelling 3D. street
northeast. This house has been newly papered
throughout and Is in fine condition. latrobe heat;
street concreted line passes the door Rented
at $17.30 per month. Good value for the money
asked. Other similar houses in same row rent
ing at $3.50.
Evening star., 1904-04-16
$3.50.

Ask about three very attractive bay window
brick dwellings In northeast nearing completion;
excellent location: near line; rooms and
reception hall; fine concrete cellar furnace heat;
modern bath; porcelain tub. If you looking
for modern, wellconstructed home, see about
this at once. y .74
Evening star., 1904-04-16

FOR SALE-ONLY IS, 600.
Best bargain Columbia Heights: NEW; 3
stories cellar; STEAM HEAT; rooms deep;
TILED BATH; PORCELAIN TUB handsome
cabinet mantels: open freplaces situated on one
of tie most popular streets.
ap15-3t STONE & FAIRFAX, S04-6S + ST. NV.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

1890
very desirable home, Ia Bloomingdale; clos
to ear line; 3-stofy, bay window brick: room
and reception hail: modern BATH porcelain tub
concreted cellar; furnace heat.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

FOR sAIE-SNAP. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE: FINE
8-story brick house: near 18th and VI, II rooms
ana oath' large ,S 70, 20 a..ey, plee only S4s
FOR SALE-Bargafn. Mt. Peasant. Howard ave-
near 18th St. fine cottage: rooms and bath; In
good condition. lot 40xl43 frontage Is de-
sired: snapt at $3.50.
FOR SALE-Gilt-edge snap, most fashionable
section. near Mrs. Townsends. Walsh ct al; 22d
and Mass. ave.: splendid 3-story and cellar brick
$ house: 10 rooms and modern bath; fine condition;
splendid hot-water heater; large lot; only S. 500
ap16-3t WALTER A. BROWN, 1923 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

$5,T50 will buy a home on wESTMIN.
STER ST.; three stories; NINE ROOMS;
RENTING AT $3.50. HOME or INVEST.
MENT.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

GOOD INVESTMENTS.
81 ,6O0-Bet. and @ sts.,75 rooms; rent, $3.50.
$l.s01K St, 8 rooms; rent, $14.
81 ,000-2d st. near H, rooms; rent, $148O.
81, ,000-Jacks0n ST., store, 9 rooms.
S2,300-C St, near Sd, 6 rooms; rent, $3.50.
~. 5O0-5th ST., near ST; rent, $16.
81, 2,600-California ST., rooms; rent, $16.30
81. S50-White brick, rooms; modern bath.
81, ,000-Near 9Th and F sts., 6 rooms; rent $40.
$3,009-Near 18th and sts.. lot 20x130.
IS. 000-7th St, near ST., 6 rooms; rent, $50.
s., 3,OOO-10th St, near E. 33 IT. front; rent, so
s. 0OO-1Oth st., near Il, SO IT. front; rent, S24.50
$2, 100-G ST., near 18th; rent, S20.5O
IS, 300L4th st., near Fl, 3 stories, rooms.
f, So, ,3O0-7th, near B ST.; rent, $23.
81, ,40O-B St, near Sth, 8 rooms.
So, 50OE3d. near d St. rooms.
Sc, 500-7th, near Fl ST., fine lot, alley.
s.. 500-Near 10th and d sts.,
l. you don't see anything to suit you here call
or send for more complete memorandum.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co. Qnc.),
& It 1414 st. NV.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

FOR SALE-HOrSES. THE MOST INVITING
real estate propositions In Washington are listed
in STONE FAIRFAX announcement on page
O toiay's
FOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, GROOM
brick house NJ st. bet. 4th and 9Th: In
good condition.; front and yard Price,
S2.5oO. -WM. II. McGRANN, sos + st. NV.
apl6-2t
Evening star., 1904-04-16

FLOYD f. DAVIS,
7th E SITS. s.w. Qp PHONE N. SSS.
Evening star., 1904-04-16

FOR SALE
AT A GREAT REDUCTION-near corner
of 18th street and Howard avenue Mt
Pleasant; LARGE. DETACHED PROPER
TY; lot 50x1oS; house, frame; 3 stories; II
rooms; furnace heat; kitchen lst floor: re-
eeption hal; SIDE DRIVE; LARGE
PORCHES ON TWO SIDES OF HOUSE:
excellent shade trees.
PRICE $4,000 MAKE US AN OFFER
AT ONCE. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
b. II. WARNER COMPANY,
apl63t 916 st.
FOR SAIE-ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES ON
Capitol Hill In fine neighborbood on wide ave-
nue.; rooms and bath; all MI; two-story brick
stable. Just the house for physician A bar
gain Address 4. A r., Star Office. ap15-6t'
FOR sALE-To CLOSE AN ESTATE; WE'LL
built house, No. 81 21st ST. NV; II rooms and
bath; lot "a by l01. to alley.
# in. by 17s TT Building consists Of store,
60 IT. deep and rooms and BATH large two
story stable on rear Of lot.
Also tine farm of 81 acres more or less on
house of rooms and outbnildings.
Inquire of GEO. w. LINKINS of the execu-
tors, 500 10th st. NV. ap15-6t
FOR SALIENT. PLEASANT-oNLY $500.
A great bargain. Only $500 cash required.
New, two-story and cellar, bay window, press
brick. with first story of brownstone; roms;
tiled bath and bright. cheerful reception hall;
yard Is It deep. House win rent for $50. Can
be sold for $3.50 per month"; including interest,
with cash payment Of only $500.
api53t PERCY h. RUSSELL 913 g ST. NV.
FOR sALE-M, AND 9Th Sc, 20 HOUSES;
all rented at 5000; rooms and bath; requires
only $4,000 balance to suit. Exclusive agent,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-30
AFTER OPTION
CITY HOSPITAL SITE SELECTION
TO BE REPORTED MONDAY.

Monday night at the council meet
ing the committee appointed by the
doctors and joint municipal boards to
decide on site for the new CITY hos
pital, will report the selection of site
and il the board ratifes the selection,
the option. which will in the mean
time be secured. IL it has not been al
ready, will be closed by the purchase
of the property.
A committeeman stated this morn
ing that seven sites were under con-
siderstion, but the committee had Sc
leoted one. The committee at the
last meeting directed me mbers tc Sc
cure an option. If the boards ratify
the selection the deal will be closed
and the work of the committee COM
pleted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-30
NEW STAMPS
Worlds Fair Issue Expected
in a Few Days.
They Are Larger Than Regular Issue,
But Not Elaborate.

The worlds fair issue of stamps has
been received in MANY places and will
20 on sale Monday, but none of the
new series has yet been received in
Pdaucah. 1t is expected at the post
Office that a supply will be received in
a few days.
The new stamps are larger than the
regular issue and are among the hand
soonest ever issued by the government,
though they are not as elaborate as
those issued for the Columbian exposi-
ton. The special edition includes only
one, two, three, FIVE and ten cent
stamps. The one cent stamp bears a
picture Of Livingston, who negotiated
the treaty with France, the two cent
stamp bears the Likeness of Thomas
jefferson, the three cent Monroe and
the i've cent Mckinley. The ten cent
stamp has for its device a map Of the
United States, the Louisiana Purchase
being printed in solid color.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-30
ENTERTAIN MENTS.

Miss Mamie Dryfuss entertained
the Wednesday Afternoon club this
week at her home on Kentucky avenue.
The first prize was won by Miss
Irene Schwab and the second prize
went to Mrs. Adolph We'll. The
guests were; Mesdames Harry Liv-
ingston, Adolph We'll. David Levy, /.
Nsuheim. Misses Helen Hecht, irma
Hecht, Irene Schwab.
: The Industrial clab met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. George Wolfe
on South Third street. Nice refresh
men were served. The guests we're {:
Mesdsmes George Katterjohn JEFF
Read, Frans Gardner. Frank Kirohhoff,
Jr., Henry Bamleiter. Jesse Gilbert,
Robert Rudolph, Misses Louise Rirch.
hoff, Louise Rottsering, Mary Berger
and Bertha Mertz.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-30
WILL PROBABILITY RECOVER.

Lawrence Drennen, the boy who
was run over at the tan yard fill yes
terday afternoo n and his left leg and
right foot cut off, is better today and
the physicians express hope for his re-
covery. He was unconscious for sew
ersl hours after the accident, but raj
lied last evening and today is much
better. His youth ana strong consti-
tuition are thought to be sufficient to
pull him through the shock
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-30
OPENS TOMORROW
NEW CENTURY READY FOR ITS
GUESTS.

Messrs. Reed and Wilcox, Of Pa.
ducah, will tomorrow open the New
Century Hotel at Dawson Springs.
Ky. for the summer trate, and
will make IL q permanent enter
prise The hotel has been thorough
ly renovated and put in the best pos
sible condition, but other improve.
ments will be added.
Mr.. A. J. Adams. the efficient
head clerk at the Palmer, will 90 to
Dawson tomorrow as head clerk of the
New Century, and will have as an as
sistant Mr.. Price, Of Dawson. Mr..
Adams is one OF the best hotel clerks
In the country. and on account of his
ability in handling large numbers of
guests he will be sent to Dawson by
Mr.. Read to take care of the big sum-
mer rush.
Mr.. Lawrence Rasor will succeed
Mr.. Adams as day clerk, aud Mr..
Frank Grouse will become night clerk,
at the Palmer house here.
Mr.. Reeds new steward for the
Dawson hotel arrived here from New
York. and 10 Mr.. G. J. Strohpmenger
The contract for bar privileges has
been awarded to Mr.. Robert Mochell,
of Psducah, but he will not open the
har until il has been thoroughly fitted
out, which will be some weeks. in all
probability. MIR. Mochell will have
it under capable management
The contract for the orchestra will
be let the coming week, and il a local
band suitable cannot be employed,
one at Louisville will be engaged.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-30

Picture 9 platform 100 feet high
and imagine q man turning complete
somersault into five feet Of water.
This is just what Marvello, the king Of
high divers. is doing with the great
Mundy shows given under the auspices
Of the Paducah Carnival association.
Other interesting features such Di-
avolo looping the loop, the Muncie
Zouaves, z Dillman acrobats, Mill
man trio on high wire aud twenty
other features of equal interest will
make the finest exhibition ever seen
in Paducsh. The date is week of May
rs AMI don't forget the German viii
lage.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-30
and Mrs. Frank Harlan.

ana MRS. FRANK Harlan.
Miss Matte Fowler will leave Mon
day for GAINESVILLE, Tenn, to visit
Mrs. @. II. Wsrneken Miss Martha
Davis may accompany her.
DR.. J. W. Pendley and daughter.
Miss Fannie, left Thursday. DR.. Pend
ley to go to New York 10 take spe-
cial course in medicine, and Miss
Pendley to join a party Of friends to
make . tour of eastern cities.
Mrs. John NJ. Lilly and Mr'. Ed.
Lambeth, of indianapolis. will arrive
Monday 10 visit Mrs II. 8. Wells, on
Kentucky avenue. Both have visited
here before, and made friends who
will be glad to welcome them for an
other visit.
Miss Bette Smith, who went to San
Francisco, Gal, last fall is expected
to return here in June to again make
her home. Miss Smith went TO Cali
fornia for her health, and her friends
will be glad TO know that she Is suffi-
ciently improved to again reside in
Psducah
Miss Olive Tenney and Mr.. Walter
Draper, Of DyersburR, Temp, arrived
today to spend Sunday with Misses.
Mary and Evelyn Walker and DR..
Richard Walker, at their home on
Broad way. They were expected to
come a week ago, but their visit was
postponed.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Miss Carrie Rieke went to Louisville
Monday.
Miss Rells Coleman went to Murray
this week for visit.
Miss Susan Morton left yesterday
for a visit to Louisville.
Mrs. W. j. Rye and children have
returned from a visit to Pensacola,
Fla.
Mrs. Eva Nesbitt, OF st. Charles,
KY, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
O. CLARK.
Miss Cherie Morton arrived home
today from . visit to New York and
Louisville.
Misses Clara White and Olive Soper
of Nashville, Tenn, are guests of Miss
Eunioe McElhaney.
Miss Elizabeth Buford of Dyers.
burg, Tenn. is the guest of Misses
Mary and Evelyn Walker.
Miss Ethel Hiles, Of Rome, Ga.
will arrive next week to visit Mrs
Will Hughes, on West jefferson street,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. MoChord left
for their home in Columbus, o., We'd
nesday after visit to Mr.. ami Mrs.
A. ]. Decker.
Miss Ella Sanders has gone to
Pueblo, GAL, to spend several months.
She stopped in st. Louis. for q visit
to Miss Ida Fahey.
Mrs. Sadie Hynes returned home
this week to her home in Urbsna. Ill. E,
after visit to her parents. Lieutenant
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AMONG CLUBS.

The Magazine club had business
meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
J. q. Flournoy at her home in the
SCOTT fats. Seventh and Broadway
The annual election OF officers re-
suited In the selection OF the former
officers Of the club, who are: Mrs.
John p. Campbell. president; Mrs.
J. @. Flournoy, vice president and
Miss Minnie Radcliffe. secretary and
treasurer.
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HOME FOR VACATION.

In about one month the Padncah
young people attending school out Of
the city. will arrive home for their
summer vacation. Miss Frances
Wallace. Miss Belle Gave, Miss Fan
ME Coleman and Miss Blanch Hills.
who are attending school at Hollius,
Va. will arrive June 1. Miss Mary
Scott will return from Oxford. Ohio
about the same time. Mr.. Robert c.
Wallace will return from an Eastern
preparatory school about the middle
of June. Mr. George Thompson
will return from the University OF
Virgins early in June. Miss Anna
Webb, who has taught the past win
ter in wAshlpgton college aud will
open school Of her own next year in
Washington, will arrive home the
fret Of June TO spend the summer
with her parents, Uspt and Mrs.
John Webb.