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Fighting Preacher.

Hays. S. D., May a. The Rev.
John McVey. the well known mis-
sionary, who is working among the
settlers in the Bald river country,
soundly whipped two burly cowboys,
George Carney and Fred Temple, be-
cause they tried to compel him to
take drink of whisky after he had
declined to do So
The minister is a college man
from the east, and used to be foot
ball player, boxer and all-around ath-
lete He was on his way to ranch
to hold religious meeting when the
two cowboys, who had sworn to pre-
vent the meeting, waylaid him. hand
ed over a bottle of whisky and told
him to drink It. He declined, where
upon they sought to force the liquor
down his throat. Within five min
utes the pastor had. with his bare
fists, knocked out both men and TAX
en- from one of them a revolver
which had been drawn in the strug-
gle.
Carney got up and shook hands
with the missionary. Temple was
ugly after his licking. and threaten
ed to shoot Mcvey on sight. Carney,
however. seized him by the throat
and made him apologize to the min
lister. shake hands and promise to
treat him fright" In the future.
Then the three men mounted their
cayuses and together rode on to the
ranch where the meeting was to be
held.
At the meeting Temple told how
Mcvey had knocked him and his
partner out. whereupon mighty
cheer went up from the congregation.
Mcvey is now the most popular man
in the Bald river country and Carney
and Temple are his best friends.
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Liebling Recital to be june 1.

On the evening of June the first
Miss Virginia Newell and her class
will present. Mr.. Emil Liebling. the
eminent Chicago pianist composer in
grand concert.
The occasion will be the initial
ARTISTS appearance at the WOman's
club building and will be the most
brilliant artistic even of the season.
Parties having not subscribed for tick
cts can secure them by calling Miss
Newell, phone 1873 or. Miss Reed,
phone SAG. The number of tickets
viii be limited as II is desired that
the artist shall be greeted by genu-
inc interested. sympathetic and appre-
ciative audience.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Palmer-H W. Ames, Chicago; j.
S. Carney. Nashville; A. T. Sullivan.
New York; o. J. F. Smith. Fremont,
D.; W. T. Speech, Louisville; H. e.
|Cooksen. st. Louis; w. p. Dodgers.
|KKansas City; w. E. White. Phila-
'delphia; F. P. Oliver. New Orleans;
e. Disesway. Atlanta: ]. B. Grunett,
cadiz: e. J. Hayward. Marion; c. r.
Hill, Paris; S. e. owen. Memphis.
Belvedere-A. Schmidt, Louis
Vile: A. q. Vaccare, Memphis; R. F.
Potts. Chicago; L. M. MCGEE. La Cen
pr; C. S. Guild, Lockjort, n. Y; F.
Parkmire. Louisville; S. r. Lint
inner. Boston; J. C. Harris, chica-
New Richmond--W. H. Stapp, Ike
R. N. Staxton. Dyersburg; r. e.
xon, Memphis; l.. o. Laid. Clarks-
lie, Tenn. G. w. Drum, Mound
ny, H.; j. F. Morgan. Princeton;
H. Fleming. Birdsville; Harry
ult, Cleveland, Tenn; Frank Rut-
Ser. smithland; A. l., Reeder, Nash
Vile; Mrs. NJ. H. Trayillion, Metrop-
pills.
st. Nicholas -chas. Sutton, In
'IianapoIis; G. W. Newton, Birming-
Nam, Ala; J. NJ. Newton, and wife,
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LOCAL NEWS
DR.. Pendley, ring 416.

For DR.. Pendley, ring 416.
For Copeland's stable phone loo
DIR. Gilbert. osteopath, 4OOh
Broadway. Phone 1876.
Drink Belvedere. the master
brew.
-Belvedere beer is home pro-
duct Remember that.
Fine carnations at soc per dozen
at Brunson's, 500 Broadway.
You know your calling cards
are correct when they come from the
Sun office. Script cards and plate
$3.50 a hundred; the Old English at
1900.
MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Meyer, the
fresco artists, Will leave today for
Metropolis to fresco the Methodist
church.
Those bad reaches are getting
worse. Use Kamleiter's Roach Elk
Termination and clean them out.
Souvenir book OF the city just
the thing to send your friends abroad
for sale at r. d. Clements & Co.
City subscribers TO the Daily
Sun who wish the delivery of their
papers stopped must notify our col
lectors or make their requests direct
to The Sun Office No attention will
be paid to such orders when given
to our carriers. Sun Publishing Co.
Drink Belvedere. the Paducah
beer.
We give you better carriage and
better service for the money. than
Is given by any transfer company in
America. Fine carriages for special
occasions on short notice, also ele-
giant livery rigs. Palmer Transfer Co.
Sunday at the Mt Zion Baptist
church. preaching at II a. m. At 1
O'Clock IA candidates will be bap-
tized in the Tennessee river at the
foot of Tennessee street. Preaching
at and 8 D. m. by the pastor. the
Rev. A. w. Gates. At p. m. Bro.
W. w. Phillips Will be ordained in
the ministry.
Place your orders Tor wedding
invitations at home. The Sun is
showing as great an assortment as
you will find anywhere at prices
mucn lower than you will have to
pay elsewhere.
--Weooing invitations, announce
ments and every character of en-
graved work is given careful. per-
sonal attention at the Sun job Office.
Nice clean baled straw TO go
with your new carpet-at Kamlsi-
ter's.
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Railroad Notes.

A new time card. No. 10. for the
Louisville division of the Illinois
Central, effective Sunday at 1901
o'clock p. m. was received today. No
changes are made in the Paducah
district.
Engineer J. j. Buckley. of the /.
C., is off duty on account of illness.
Fireman c. Rudolph. of West
Jackson street, is i'll and of duty.
Engineer John Cassell. of West
Jefferson street. is III and unable to
be on duty.
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Gases Decided.

Globe Bank and Trust company
against Phoebe Rigglesberger, ct al,
Judgment for s2S.s44.20. balance on
note of $4,000. The judgment
carries with 1t the attachment of the
Rigglesberger mill property on
George and Third streets.
Columbus Greer. colored. against
the Illinois Central railroad, judy
ment for $3.50 damages. He asked
for $4,000 Greer received SOD
volts of electricity. while working in
the Illinois Central turn table pit.
Receivers Report.
Felix Rudolph and Cecil Reed. re-
ceivers for the Peoples Home Pur-
chasing company, filed report show
ing a balance of $2,SS9.92 on hand.
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In bankruptcy.

Hon. Il. W. Bagby, referee in bank
ruptcy, dismissed the petition filed
by A. K. Boyd, trustee of the estate
of e. Rehkopf, in which he sought to
secure possession of $4,000 worth
of paid up insurance policies. Referee
Bagby decided that the policies had
no cash surrender value. and could
not be taken as assets of the bank
rupt. Rehkopf borrowed money on
the policies from banks before the
act of bankruptcy.
A dividend of 80 per cent and one
mill was declared yesterday in the
bankruptcy case of Max J. Michael
son.
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Wnkerson-Adams.

Mr.. Porter Adams, linotype op-
orator, and Miss Bessie Wilkerson.
daughter Of Mr.. w. L. Wilkerson of
the Palmer Transfer company, were
married this morning at the home Of
the bride. 326 North Fourth street.
They left over the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga aud St. Louis for Mississippi
this afternoon. Miss Wilkerson is an
attractive young woman and Mr.. Ad-
ans is known to many friends in this
city.
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Beautify Paducnh.

Brunson's cut rate plant sale is now
on at their greenhouses at Rowland
Place We offer Asbers. Allyssum,
Coleus, Candyturft, Lobelia, Nasturi-
tuems. Petunias. & etc. each.
Roses. Geraniums, Parlor Ivy,
SaNia, Sultana. Verbenias, Hello
trope & etc. SC each.
other plants of all kinds at low
prices. Come soon and get the best
selection.
c. L. BRUNsoN & co,
land place.
SO Broadway and Rowland Place
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Opening Meeting of Church Furnish
ing Society.

The Church Furnishing society of
the First Christian church will have
its open meeting for May on Monday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock with Mrs.
James c. Utterback at her home In
Arcadia. The Ladies Aid society
will be the guests of the Furnishing
society. The following attractive
musical program will be presented
during the afternoon:
Piano solo-Mr. william Reddick.
Vocal solo-Mrs. David NJ. Flour
noy.
Vocal duet. duet accompaniment
Mrs. Maud Conway Blanchard, Mrs.
George B. Hart.
Vocal solo-Mrs. James Weille.
Vocal solo--Mr. Emmett Bagby.
Violin solo--Miss Aline Bagby -
Mr.. William Reddick at the piano.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Maud Conway
Blanchard.
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BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY

Undoubtedly the most artistic Dry
Goods window seen in Paducah in
many a day is The Blue and Brown
display at l.. B. Ogilvie G. Co. Two
separate displays in one window, one
is The New Browns and the other
The New Blues, with every thing to
match, from the pretty silk hosiery
to the long gloves.
Every article harmonizes, and
while they are many shades there is
none that does not precisely blend
with the other.
It's really an artistic display, and
one that would do credit to Chicago.
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fathers home. 62d South Sixth
street, of measles.
Mr.. L. ID. Allen, of Harris, Tenn,
arrived in the city today to visit rel
atives.
Mr.. A. G. Willett. of the city, re-
turned today from a business trip
to Mayfield and Fancy Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Covington, of
Mayfield. visited in the city today.
Mrs. Daisy Winfrey, of Mayfield,
arrived at noon to visit Mrs. Arch
Sutherland. of ia Broadway.
Mr.. B. e. P. Mathis, of Union
City, Tenn, is in the city on BUSH
ness trip.
Judge T. Swisgart, of Union City,
Tenn, is in the city today
Mr.. F. c. Burnett returned today
from Mayfeld to spend Sunday.
County superintendent S. j. BILL
ington is in Bowling Green attend
ing the annual convention of county
superintendent.
Master Sinnott Meyers. the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Meyers.
|14S4 Broadway, is i'll from measles.
Miss Elizabeth Arnold, of 512
South Sixth street, has returned to
Denver, Col, where she spent the
winter.
Patrolman Billy Orr, of the Union
depot beat, returned to work last
night after a ten days vacation
spent in Paducah.
Architect o. ID. Schmidt went to
Princeton this morning on business.
Mrs. Frank Hill returned from
Florence Station this morning after
short visit to relatives.
Mr. w. w. simms, of Chicago, ar
rived today to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hill.
Mr. p. T. Bourquin, who is in
Ohio on a business trip, will return
nome next week.
Mrs. Nancy Walker is quite Ill at
her home and aer son. Wesley Wal
ker. of Mayfield. is at her bedside.
Mrs. Richard Helsley and children
will return home to Memphis to-
night after a visit to Mrs. Helsley's
mother, Mrs. John Iseman, of 5S2
South Sixth street.
Miss Alice Hovious has returned
from Nashville. where she has been
visiting her father Capt John Howl
Gus.
Mr.. r. w. Morris, travelling
freight agent of the Seaboard Air
line. was in the city yesterday on
business trip.
Mr.. II. G. Johnston. of Sixth and
Clark streets, is convalescent after
an illness of the grip.
Mr.. ]. w. Hills superintendent of
the N. c. & st. L. railroad, has re-
turned after a general inspection
trip over the road. 81
Mrs. w. J Clark and little son
Sam are improving at their home,
lila South Fourth street.
Mrs. Mack and Mrs. C. II. Blaney
are visiting in st. Louis.
Ed. Harmon. an engineer on the
|. C. railroad at Mounds is in Brook
port attending the bedside of his
wife who has been suite sick.
Mr.. Porter Adams. OF Meridian.
Miss, will leave this afternoon for
Bowling Green. KY, to visit his
mother and sisters.
Miss Mary Wheeler, of Herrin, Ill,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Peter J..
Beckenbach. of South Fourth street
Mr.. Leslie Jones, of 2O12 Bridge
street, is able to be out after several
davc, illnace
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PEOPLE
AND SOCIAL EVENTS
Informal Bridge Party This After.

INFORMAL Bridge Party This After-
noon.
Mrs. Hubbard s. Wells. of the EN-
pire Apartments. is entertaining in
formally with pretty bridge and
souvenir party this afternoon in hon.
or of her guest Mrs. Maude Conway
Blanchard OF Boston. Beside the
game prize there are souvenirs for
each guest. These will be drawn
from a big lack Horner Pie" and
will be an attractive feature Of the
entertainment A delightful two
course luncheon will follow the game.
The guests. beside the guest of hon
or, are: Mesdames E. G. Boone,
George B. Hart David L. Van Culin,
Victor Voris, Hal Corbett, Richard
Terrell, George Exall, Henry Thomp-
son, James Weille, Charles Wheeler.
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EnioyabIe SURPRISE Party.

A surprise party was greatly en-
joyed at the home of Miss S. L. jack
son, of 1902 Trimble street, last
evening. Those present were: Misses
Ida Sexton, Mamie Heath Alma Arm
strong, Geraldine GIBSON, Bessie
Watts, Nola Hall. Lula Sexton, S. L.
Sexton Gertrude Dipple; Messrs.
John Hardy. Oscar Straub, Will Far
rell, Walter Sanders. John Rock.
Omer Hall. Frank Beadles, Cecil
Robertson. Allison Watts. Claui Nc
Fadden.
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Marriage Licenses.

]. r. MCLEAN to Mrs. Bette
Kyles.
Charlie Skinner to Lady Elrod.
]. H. Fowler, Brookport. to Ella
Baker, Brookport, colored.
G. p. Adams TO Bessie Wilkerson.
Ed Lyon to Oran Higgins.
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Notice.

We think we can save you money
on your concrete sidewalks. We
guarantee all ours and are ready at
all times to give estimates. Come
to see us at our office, 126 South
Fourth street. or phone us 400 over
the old phone.
CONTRACTOR WEIKEL.
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Harker-"slowboy is all right
when it comes to looking ahead
Parker-"Yes; but he's all wrong
when it comes to going ahead. -.
Chicago Daily News.
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Visitor Ito prisoner Poor man,
What brought you to this? Convict
Poverty, mum. / didn't have money
enough to hire corporation lawyer
ter tell me how ter steal legally
Life.
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Deeds Filed.

City of Paducah to Sarah A.
weaks, lot in Oak Grove cemetery.
$500.
Jacob Well, ct al. to Mrs. Jea-
nette We'll, property on West Broad
way, $500.
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Matinee MusicaI Program.

The following is the attractive
program for the meeting of the Mat
inee Musical club on Wednesday af-
ternoon at the parish house of Grace
church:
Composers-E. A. Mcdowell and
Liza Lehman.
Leaders-Mrs. d. NJ. Flournoy,
Miss Jennie ellison.
1. Biographical Sketches Mrs.
Victor Voris.
2. Quartette. ta) Suite from Per
sian Garden-Lehman ID Misses
Anne Bradshaw and Letha Puryear,
Mesdames D. NJ. Flournoy and Geo.
B. Hart.
3. volcal solo-selected- Miss Ju-
liza Scott.
4. Paper, Historical Collections of
Music. Miss Compton.
5. Violin solo, Selection from Per-
sian Garden. (Lehman)-- Mrs. VIII
liam Clark.
6. Vocal Selections (a) from a
Persian Garden; OBJ from Meadow
ell-Mrs. James wellis.
Z. Piano Suite. Woodland Sketches
(MacDowell) Miss Caroline Ham.
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Miss May Hayes has returned from
Forrest, Miss, where for year she
has been teaching music.
Mrs. Gilbert Presnell has return
ed from Smithland.
Mr.. l.. e. Petit yesterday returned
from a trip to st, Louis.
Mr.. Carl Ross, of vicksburg, has
arrived here to locate.
Mrs. N. S. Walker, of Dyers-
burg, Tenn, has returned home af-
ter visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Crumbaugh, of,North seventh
street. She was accompanied by her
nephew, Robert Crumbaugh, son of
Mr.. Lee Crumbaugh.
Mr.. Joe Walker, chief mechanic of
the Louisville and Nashville divisions
OF the Illinois Central, was in Padu-
cab today.
DR.. f. B. Woodward Tibbett. of
Chicago. is in the city for several
days visit among her old friends.
She is stopping at the Palmer House.
She was formerly Miss Flora Wood
ward, Of Paducah.
Mr. Mike Williams, superintend-
emit of the marine ways. returned to-
day at noon from New Orleans after
business trip.
Mr.. John G. Miller went to Prince
ton today for business trip.
Little Henry Sanders. son of Pat
rolman Jack Sanders. is III at his
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BRIGHT-Intelligent man, trav-
cling position, $50 per week. straight
salary to start expenses advanced.
Reference and bond required. Old
established house. McBrady & Co..
Chicago.
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FOR sALE-Typewriter in first
class condition. Call Postal Tele-
graph company.
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WANT ADS.


STTTTTTTTTTTS
MITCHELLs for high-grade bicy-
cles, 326-328 South Third street.
WANTED Set of encyclopedias.
Address B, care Sun.
QUICK MEALS at ali hours, Buch-
anan's 21s Kentucky avenue.
BUCHANAN'S Restaurant. Open
day and night, 219 Kentucky avenue.
FOR Heating and stovewood ring
437 F. Levin.
RING se6;s either phone, for
"Cleans Alp' Furniture Polish.
TELEPHONE Cos for hickory
wood.
CLOTHES cleaned. pressed, re-
paired. Jas. Duffy, Phone 959-a.
r. S. BUCHANAN carpenter 1913
North Eighth.
WANTED ,TT'@s;c icssers, two four
mule teams Old phones 466 or SIS.
FOR RENr--Tnird door over
Frank Just's barber shop, III N. 4th
st. Apply F. NJ. Fisher, Post Office.
TELEPHONE New Phone 224 and
shall call to collect your slop and
table refuse. Walter Williams.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
front room. all conveniences. Ss7
Jefferson.
WHEN in a hurry. go to Buchan-
ans 219 Kentucky avenue, for your
lunch.
GASOLINE LAUNCH for hire to
small parties. Licensed operator. New
phone S44; old phone 2S4O.
WANTED Colored man to do
house cleaning. Ring 1889. Old
phone.
MAN-With rig; 500 a month;
send for contract. Royal Coop. Mfg.
Co.. indianapolis, Ind.
FOR RENT-Rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply to S1S Madi-
son. Old phone 1850.
PAPER CLEANING and Painting,
old Phone 1929. C. S. Creason. Work
guaranteed and done by union labor
FOR RENT About June 1. three
room house, at 11eO South Fourth
street Apply to S. A. Hill. Telephone
964.
J. r. GREATHOUsE, contract
house painter and decorator. All
work guaranteed first class Old
phone 1864.
FOR SALE = New three room
house, lot 4Ox2r0, six blocks from
Union station. at 5000. Old phone
22S4.
WANTED--Position as stenogra-
pher. Have mad four years expert
ence. Satisfactory reference given,
Address b, care T. A. Baker, city.
HAVE YOUR Harness repaired
washed and oiled at the Paducah Har
ness and saddlery Co. 2O4 Ken.
lucky avenue.
LOST-Somewhere between Ohio
street and Sears grocery a ladies'
gold Elgin watch initials H. S. on
case. Return to 621 South Sixth for
reward.
LEFT OvEk-- We have a few
spring wagons and buggies that we
must get out of our way, and to dc
so. VIII sell at bargain. IL sold at
once. Sexton Sign Works 10th and
Madison. Phone 4ol.
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"Scribbly must intend starting a
magazine" what makes you think
so?" He told me he had a scheme
to get his stun published. "-Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
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FURNISHED front room for rent
apply to 500 South Third.
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subscribe Tor The sun. ,sN
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FOR RENT Cottage IS per
month. Apply AL South Sixth street
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FOR SALE-Household and kitch-
en- furniture. Apply 626 North
Twelfth between and p. m.
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FOR RENT -Four rooms and hall
upstairs. Gas and water, AIS South
Third street.
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WANTED Travelling salesman.
Old established Speciality paint house
can use an Al travelling salesman 10
Kentucky. Salary and expenses. To
avoid delay give references when APP
plying. The Eclipse Paint and Mfg
Co., Cleveland, o.
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MITCHELLs for high-grade bicy-
cles, 326-32S South Third street.
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FOR SALE-A high class combi-
nation saddle and harness mare. sew
en- years did, and in excellent condi-
ton. James Campbell. Jr.. 127 S.
4th street.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
front room. all conveniences. Ss7
Jefferson.
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TELEPHONE New Phone 224 and
I shall call to collect your slop and
liable refuse. Walter Williams.
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WHEN in a hurry. go to Buchan-
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lunch.
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WANTED Set of encyclopedias.
B, care Sun.
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WANTED-'T@sc !csgers, two four
mule teams. Old phones 466 or SIS.
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FOR RENT--Tnird floor over
Frank Just's barber shop, III N. 4th
st. Apply F. M. Fisher, Post Office.
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QUICK MEALS at ali hours, Buch-
inan's 219 Kentucky avenue.
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RING $685. either phone, for
"Cleans ALP Furniture Polish.
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FOR Heating and stovewood ring
437 F. Levin.
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BUCHANAN'S Restaurant. Open
day and night, 219 Kentucky avenue.
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CLOTHES cleaneo. pressed, re-
paired. Jas. Duffy, Phone 959-a.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-15
ENGINEER HOLIDAYS EYE
 MAY RE SAVED

TUCSON, Aug. 14.-After having spent two weeks in San Francisco, where he was under the care of the best surgeons in that city, Lou Holli- day, one of the veteran engineers on the Tucson division of the Southern Pacific, has returned ID the city.
 He stated yesterday that he was informed by expert oculists that noth- ing could be done until the injury which he sustained had fully healed.
 It will probably be month or six weeks before MT. Holiday will be able to return to work. Before that time he will again make a trip to San Francisco, where he will undergo an operation which expert surgeons say will completely restore to him the full use of his right eye.
 Pulling his train out of Maricopa and while going at a fair rate of speed past a freight train which had taken siding at a small station west of Maricopa, Mir. Holiday was struck by a blunt instrument which is sup posed to have been piece of lumber which was jolted out of place on an open lumber car.
 He was rendered unconscious by the blow and was found by his fire man, who took his train, the Golden State Limited, to Gila Bend. Mr Holiday was brought back to Tucsor on a special train, and although he recovered speedily physically, the sight has never been fully restored to his injured eye.