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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-14
RAILROAD NOTES

The illinois Central pay car is sched
uled 10 reach Paducah Thursday at 10
o'clock and viii stay over here the
remainder Of the day. As usual the
stores will keep open that night.
Large classes are being Instructed
IN the use of air appliances by the
demonstrators with air car No. 10,
which has been in the Illinois Central
yards for ten days.
The tralnmon report that little In
convenience has yet been encountered
by reason of the consolidation of sew
eral block stations along the Illinois
Central. Day operators are kept al
all TIE stations between Faducah and
Fulton except at krebs, which has
been closed entirely. 1t Is expected
that the usual service will be resumed
IN a short while.
Ths coal chute Is now working
perfectly and the Leonard Martin CON
pany, which put up the job, today
finished loading on cars the last of the
large amount of machinery that they
shlppcd here TO be used in the con
stgIct.on work.
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PUBLIC AUCTloN-The unde

PUBLIC AUCTlON-The under
signed will sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder on Saturday, April
rs, 1908, at 10 O'Clock a. m, at
Glauber's livery stable, corner Third
and Washington streets, Paducah,
Ky. twenty head of native horses
mules and mares, two Percheron stall
lions. one Ayear-old registered Here
ford bull, six farm wagons 8 "a to 3 Y
in. size, nearly as good as new, sew
eral sets of farm and wagon harness,
several single buggies and a lot OF
other articles too numerous to men
ton. Terms of sale: We will sell
for cash or credit Of six months
with per cent interest on approved
note. All sums under ten dollars,
cash. The purchaser will be required
to deposit ten dollars with clerk of
auction in good faith. same to be re-
funded on making note. No propert.
to be removed until terms Of sale are
complied with. w. l.. Bower Sales
company.
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OF Interest Here,

Today's Commercial Appeal says:
I'm honor of Miss Mabel Maitland.
the Memphis girl who a short time ago
was booked over the Orpheum circuit
OF theaters, and who made her Mem
phis debut last night, a party of six
teen occupied two boxes at the Orph-
cum theater. The party was given
by Jacob Wagner and was attended
by Mrs. p. c. Lovelace, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Leland. Miss Leland of Alabama,
Parice Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
kert, Or. and Mrs. Floyd Ferguson, of
Dyorsburg, parents of Miss Maitland,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Calcutt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey White and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Woolen. When Miss Maitland
made her appearance on the stage she
was presented with two handsome
floral pieces, one of which nearly hid
her from view and had to be carried
off the stage by employees"
Miss Maitland who was Miss Daisy
Ferguson, of Dyersburg. Tenn, gave
a recital here several years ago for the
benefit of the Ramsey society of the
Methodist church. She has a number
of friends in Paducah.
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Guardian Reappointcd.

In order to remove any doubt as TO
being legally appointed guardian oil
Rosa Buttrum and Cora Jones, the
girls injured in the accident at the
basket factory recently, ]. w. VIII
liams. who had been appointed on an
order signed by the girls. resigned
that appointment this morning ana
was again made guardian on the mo-
ton of the girls, who were present.
IL is understood that the claim TOT
damages against the basket factory
and railroad company will be AMIGA
INV settled without suit being brought
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causing a great deal of excitement
along the crowded street, one lady be.
ing narrowly missed by the falling
wire. which struck the car track and
formed circuit.
Those anticipating the purchase
OF anything in monumental work
should see the artistic display of mar
BILE and granite At the shop of Will
liam Lydon, West Trimble street, be-
fore placing their orders.
-Varno Lac makes old furniture
look like new. Hank a. Davis.
Miss Nellie Grogan, who was OPP
Grated on at the railroad hospital for
appendicitis yesterday afternoon. Il
getting along nicely this morning and
no doubts are entertained as TO her
recovery.
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IN A HURRY
WYATT AND MACK FOUND THEM
SELVES CONVICTED.
Crime Committed Saturday Night and
Verdict Returned Monday
Morning.

Pobbed store Saturday night. capt
ured at Princeton, Sunday. presented
ia police court Monday, case ordered
into circuit court where indictments
were returned Monday afternoon, plea
CT guilty entered and sentenced to the
pcnitentiary same day, was the way
things were made to happen for Rob
ert Wyatt and Gene Mack, colored
Who robbed Lee Hltc's grocery al
Tenth and Husbands streets. They at
tempted to leave town on an Illinois
Central freight train to Princeton and
we're locked in the ear by the condue'
tor. who reported to the police. Both
confessed to the theft and Wyatt wa'
given one year apd Mack two years
n the penitentlary.
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THE LOCAL NEWS


DR. Gilbert. osteopath. 400k
Broadway. Phone 1876.
-Varno Lac for floors. Sold by
Hank & Davis.
Forms for real estate agents for
sale at this office.
MIR II. c. Hollins has left the
cts for few months. and ! have ac-
qulred an Interest in his business and
shall look after It for him. Any in
formation with reference to any
branch OF II will receive prompt at.
tention IL you will call up The sun
office. Both phones 1853. L. J. Pax
ton.
Screen enamel prevents rust. Get
1. at Hank 4 Davis.
DR.. Warner, veterinarian. Treat
ment OF domestic animals. Both
phones 1871.
We can give you the finest car
r.ages In the city for wedding. ball
aud thcatcr calls Our prices are low
or than those charged for IKE service
IN any city IN America. Our service
IS second 90 none. and the best I'm this
city. Palmer Transfer Company.
-.Mazoline Polish for scratched
furniture. 25c, at Hank & Davis.
If YOU want nice lawn SOW
Bruusons lawn grass seed. Flower
seed that grow. Bruuson's Flower
shop. $40 Broadway.
place your orders for wedding
Invitations at home. The Sun Il
showing as great an assortment az
you Will find anywhere, at price,
much lower than you will have to
pay elsewhere.
New Era Paint goes farthes'
Hank & Davis sell it.
city subscribers to The DAILY
Sun who wish the delivery Of their
papers stoFped must notify our col
lcctors or make the requests direct
10 The Sun office. No Ntention vii
b. paid TO such orders when given
to carriers sun Publishing Co.
w. +. Perry, painter and deco
rator, estimates furnished, prices E'a'
sonablc. Old phone 1856. Shop and
residence $50 Clark.
For wall paper of all kinds
from the cheapest to the best, see
Kelly & limbaugh. 32i Kentucky
avenue. Both phones.
Miss Sophia Baker. 701 South
Twelfth street. was stricken Will
paralysis yesterday afternoon between
3 and o'clock at the store of l.. II.
'ogllvie a company. For while Miss
Baker was ia serious condition, but
this afternoon she is much improved
-Cameras. Cameras, Cameras, and
kodak supplies OF all kinds at II. d.
Clements & Co.
A trolley wire broke at Sixth anC
Broadway late yesterday afternoon
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Enthusiasm.

Years ago. when the G. A. X. an
nual department encampment was
held in Boston. as the veterans were
marching along one of the avenues a
lady. who had secured an elevated po-
sition on wagon in wagon In a side
street, became conspicuous by the en-
thusiasm she displayed and was dis
satisfied with the lack of 1t In the by
ISLANDERS. "Cheer." said she" why
don't YOU cheer guess you'd cheer
if you'd lost two husbands in the war
as did"
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to her sisters, Mrs. Elbridge Palmer
and Miss Frances Gould, 1914 Clark
street.
/ Mr.. James Il. English will return
today from Louisville. where he has
been on business trip.
Mrs. George f. Moore, of st. Louis
| Is on a visit to- her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Riley, of South Fourth
street.
Mr.. Fred Acker, Sixth and Clark
streets, has returned from a business
trip to Louisville.
Miss Bessie Tapp, of Rossington,
and Miss Myrtle Harris, of Bandana
are guests of the Misses Melton, 1920
Monroe street.
Miss Helen Savage. of Jackson
Tenn, has returned home after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. NJ. E. Dodd, OF
North Fifth street.
Mrs. Guy Nance. of South Third
street. went to Benton today to visit
her aunt, Mrs. Samuel Graham. Dr.
Graham is very i'll.
The Rev! w. f. Cave went to Hen
derson this morning to attend meet
ing of the presbytery of the Presby-
terrain church.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Mcclure, 1000
Trimble street, left today for Dur
who'd. Okla, to remain several
months for the benefit of Mrs. Nc
Cures health.
Mr.. F. S. Johnston, of the Johns
ton Fuel company, has gone to Knox
vile. Tenn, to represent the coal deal
ers of this city,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Grosshart, 9OS
Jackson street, are the parents of a
fine baby girl, born this morning.
Mr.. w. b. Kennedy returned from
Mayheld this morning after a short
business trip.
Mr. James Vaughan arrived in the
city this morning from Mayfield on a
business trip.
Mrs. J. p. Tuck, 1884 Jefferson
street, left this morning for Central
City-on visit to her parents.
Mrs. George Bib, of Memphis, ar
rived this morning on a visit to her
husband. who is confined in the Illi-
nols Central hospital.
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IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Wedding of Miss Scott and MIR. Bcw-
ley Will BE Home Ceremony
With Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Scott have
Issued invitations to the marriage
ceremony and wedding reception OF
their daughter, Miss Marjorie Scott,
and Mr.. Edwin Elmore Bewley, on
Wednesday evening, April 20, at the
Scott home, 1913 North Ninth street
The marriage will take place at 0
O'Clock and the reception is from
9:30 until II o'clock. The engage
ment of Miss Scott to Mr.. Bewley was
announced several weeks ago.
Miss Scott is one of the most popu-
lar of coterie of charming girls who
made their debut winter before last.
Her gracious manner and wlnsome
personality have easily emphasized
her hold upon social life that was
hers by right of family prominence.
She is the only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank l.. Scott and is~a strik-
lngly. handsome girl of superior men,
tally. She was graduated with honors
from notable old Monticello Seminar,
at Godfrey, Illinois. A charter men,
Der and officer of the Kalosophic
club, leading literary club of the
younger set of girls. and prominent
in other club work, Miss Scott will be
a distinct loss to Paducah club and
social life.
Mr.. Bewley is a leading young bust
ness man and capitalist of Fort
Worth, Texas, and belongs to a proml-
nent family of that city He is the
owner of the Anchor Roller Mills, f.
large Touring mill of Fort Worth ana
IS prominently identified with a num-
Der of private corporations. Mr.. Bew
ley's cordial, agreeable manner woh
him many friends during a recent
visit TO Paducah.
Miss Scott and Mr.. Bewley met
when Miss Scott was the guest of her
school friend, Miss Anne Stripping, of
Fort Worth.
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BULGARIANS DESTITUTE.
Report Made to Governor Denecn on
Granite City, Ill.

Springfield, H., April 14.-colonel
Richard J. Shand. OF the adjutani
generals office reported to Governor
Deneen on the condition of 1900 Bul-
garlans, Roumanians and Maeedon'
ians. a settlement at Granite City.
There are 5000 men at the settle
ment and of this number half have
come to this country since last Au-
gust, and falling to find employment
are destitute. A fund is being issued
for their relief
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NEWS OF COURTS
In County Court.

The will of the late Herman Bau-
mer was. entered for probate in the
county court. 1t provides that after
his daughters, Laura, Lula and Min.
ME Banner are paid $1,000 each
when they are 81 years old, or sooner
If they marry, the remainder of his
estate IS to go to his wife who IS
made executrlx of the estate. Should
the wife marry again the estate is tC
be divided among his daughters
equally Mrs. Banner is to consul
the decedents brother. before trans
acting important business. The vii
was dated March 20. 1908, and wit
messed. by w. II. Rottgering and Hen
ry Meyer.
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Miss Fred Paxton will arrive home
this evening from Marysville, Mo,
where she is attending the Convent Of
the Sacred Heart, to spend the Easter
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Paxton, 1899 jefferson
street.
Mr.. Spencer Starks returned this
morning from the south, where he has
been on a six months business trip.
Mr.. Charles Bell has returned to
Tsrre Haute, after a short visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ben.
of the Mayfield road. Mr.. Bell is a
student at Rose Polytechnic institute.
lMessrs. Arthur and Michael Knowles
went to Dixon today on business
trip.
Captain William l.. Reed went to
Princeton this morning after accept
ing recruits in the city.
Mr.. George Dickerson went to
Nashville this morning for a visit
after spending several weeks here
with relatives.
Mr.. Julian Greer went to Eddyvlle
This morning on business trip.
DR.. II. T. Rivers and DR.. II. G.
Reynolds went to Princeton this morn
ling on business.
Mr.. Frank Andres arrived home
this evening from st. Louis, accompa-
MED by his fater, Mr.. John Andres
who will make this his home.
Miss Kate Edwards. of Metropolis,
ILL.,, IS the guest of Mrs. Bell Andres
1871 Meyers street.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Powell. of Llv
lngston county, were guests of DR.
and Mrs. E. c. Goodloe, of Little Cy,
press. today.
y Mrs. Mary L. Arnholt has returned
20 her home in Centralia, H.. after {
visit to Mrs, F. n. Burger, 1912 South
Fifth street.
Mrs. John Smith, of Mayfield, ha'
returned home after a visit to Mrs. f
- Burger, 1912 South Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Rudy are re-
|coiving the congratulations of their
friends today over the arrival of a
son in their home this morning.
Mrs. Leffert l.. Buck has returned
Ito he. home at Hastings-on-the-Hud
son, n. Y, after a several weeks yisi,
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In Police Court.

The docket today was: Drunk
Jim Jones, colored, 81 and costs
Breach of peace-Doc Fields, 50 ant
no costs. Malicious cutting-Johi
Rodgers. continued until April p
Malicious shooting-Lin Morrow, con
tinued until April 81. Carrying con
ccaled a deadly weapon-Lin Morrow
continued until April 81. Breach o.
peace-Jim White, $50 and costs
Housebreaking-Id Scott and George
Edwards. colored, held to grand jury
and bond fixed at $500 each.
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LEWIS, BITTEN BY MAD
WOLF, DIES AT CHAFFEE

Chaffee, Mo. April 14.-Herbert
Lewis, who was bitten by mad wolf
on February 2S, died here The wolf
afflicted with rabies, came out Of the
swamp and ran through the streets
here at the time, biting Lewis, Rich
ard Stokes and James Tucker. All
three Immediately went to st. Louis
for treatment. Lewis returned home
against the advice of the physicians,
without having received full treat
ment. Stokes and Tucker, who re-
NAMED for full treatment. are well
Lewis was 81 years old and was EN-
ployed in the Frisco round house.
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After years freedom Ida Scott
and George Edwards, colored, were
arrested for house5reaking. Last
year it is alleged the pair broke into
the drug store of Iverson & Wallace
Seventh and Washington streets, by
placing a section of fence against the
rear window. Both were suspected
at the time. but recently Detectives
Gourieux and Bailey turned up new
evidence, and yesterday afternoon
Patrolmen Sngery and Hesssian nab
bed the pair and locked them up
Both were held over this morning II
police court and their bonds were
fixed at $500 each.
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In Circuit Court.

Suit for divorce was filed today by
A l.. Piper against Onie Piper. The
couple were married IN McCracken
county in 1904,
A suit was filed in circuit court by
Henry Temple against Tim Stevenson
asking for a settlement of the estate
of Richard Stevenson.
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No Indictments.

The grand jury yesterday reported
they would return no indictments
against Henry IIovekamp and VIII
Husbands for breaking up the "Oid
Terrell" parade at Fourth street and
Broadway during Christmas time, and
recommended that the men be dis
missed from their bonds.
Fred Wyatt, a Nashville youth, was
indicted for robbing Dan Lyon of 20
cents.
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Merchandising Revival.

Souls are being saved nightly at the
Niechanicsburg Methodist church
where the Rev. ]. b. Kendall is hold
ing a revival. Meetings are held at
> and 1880 o'clock and the attendance
and interest are increasing
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C. r. Turner and Amelia Hutchi
son.
Claude Armstrong and Emma Rag
land.
w. S. Smith and Addie Logan.
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Masonic Notice.

Paducah lodge, No. 1871, will meet
In special communication at 1880 p
IN. Wednesday for the purpose of at
tending the funeral of our late
brother, j. Allard Williams. All Mas
ter Masons fraternally invited to at
tend.
(Signed):
o. T. ANDERSON. Master,
FRED ACKER. Sec'y.
Nothing makes a man lose his tenn
per like ms wife saying he has,
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The Delphic club held an interest
Ing session this morning at the Car
uogie library. The program was 4
varied one. public lnstruction-El
Azhar." was discussed very compre
hensively by Mrs. Mildred Davis. THE
Khcdiyes and Egyptian Finance" was
ably featured by Mrs. George Flour
noy. "Abbas II, His Family Life and
Possessions" was agreeably sketched
by Mrs. James Campbell Flournoy
"Egypt's Obelisks" was entertaining
ly presented by Miss Matte Fowler.
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Notice.

An members of Ingleside Rebekah
lodge No. II, I. o. o. F., are request
ed to be present at a call meeting
wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock al
the hall in the Three Links building
corner of Fifth and Kentucky avenue
Attest:
LUCY ORR, Noble Grand,
LILLIAN HOUSER, Sec'y.
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WANT to hear at once from owner
having farm or business for sale. MOI
particular about location Give price,
reason for selling and state when pos
session can be had. l.. Darbyshire,
box 1884. Rochester, n. Y.
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Fire burned the SCOT out of a
chimney last night at $3.50 O'Clock of
the residence of Mr. John Rock, 224
North Sixth street. The fire depart
ment was called, bat no damage was
done by the blaze, which was soon
extinguished.
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BARGAIN, easy payments. Five
room house near Union depot. Cash
5000, balance $500 per month. Nc
Cracker Real Estate and Mortgage
Co., 31S South sixth. Old phone 100.
New phone 62.
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FOR SALE-A new Groom house
with all modern conveniences, fur
mace and hardwood floors, located in
the prettiest residence section of the
city; $4,000, Easy payments. If de-
sired will furnish tenant for 2, 3 or )
years at $3.50 a year. Address j. n.
o., The Sun.
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WANTED-Ten tie wuokers. See
4. J. Atchison, 313 Madison street.
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FOR SALE Tomato and cabbage
plants. Old phone 1873.
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FOR RENT-Rooms on South
Ninth. New phone 1873.
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WANT ADS.

Fl WANI ADV. Il
SVVTTTTVT'rrVx
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 applying
to every one without exception.
FOR heating and stovewood rims
437. F. Levin.
FOR SALE-Two ceiling fans
cheap. Apply 9O4 Kentucky avenue.
c. NJ. eagle, dealer in coal and
feed. New phone 975.
FOR SALE-A good mare; AZ
South Ninth. Old phone 1894.
FOR RENT-Fie-room cottage,
1882 Monroe. Apply to f. NJ. Fisher.
UYEKSTREET, the painter. Old
phone 1859.
FOR RENT-Rooms over Lender
& Lydon. Possession given at once.
Lender & Lydon, 3C9 Broadway.
FOR RENT-Three UNFINISHED
rooms near Broadway. Apply 1888
North Third street.
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished,
fcr light housekeeping, S29 South
Third street.
LOOK-Rooms papered s3.50. sc
paper, 1Oc paper, sc, zoe and 25c
paper 15c roll. Phone 1856. Leroy.
L. C. COPELAND. fresco artist,
church. hall and residence work a
speciality Old phone 2G31.
FOR up-to-date painting and paper
hanging, McClaln & Rogers. Both
phones 961.
WANTED-A No. 1 cOachman and
yardman, one of experience only.
Apply Friedman, Keller & Co.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate,
Phone res, L. d. Sanders, SIS South
Sixth street.
FOR RENT-Three up to date
rooms, furnished or unfinished. Old
phone 1415.
| WANTED - Middle-aged white
woman for light house work in fam
lily of two. Address X. care sun.
FOR SALE-Four good horses in
excelient condition. JohnstonDenker
Goal Co. Pones 203.
FOR CLEANING wall paper. clean
ling and securing carpets, painting and
repairing, call at 121 South Ninth
street or phone 33S-a.
GET OUT that old suit'of last year
and have it cleaned and pressed by
James Duffy, South Ninth near Broad
way. and IL will look like new.
FOR SALE CHEAP-5o horse
power Sinker Davis engine in first
class condition. Can make immediate
delivery. COL. care The Sun
FOR RENT-Two cottages of four
rooms and bath, 1926 and 1927 Mon
roe. Rents for SIS per month. APP
ply Paducah Banking Co.
DIR. KING BROOKS, dentist. has
| W INC Wy hhe ASNONNN
Iofice in room z. Truchar building,
next to the Catholic church, on Broad
wsy.
LET US Sell your real estate. We
will collect your rents, pay your taxes
and relieve you of all worry. Nc
Cracker Real Estate and Mortgage
| Co. New phone e.
SALESMAN WANTED-Sell retail
trade. your locality; $65 per month
and expenses to start. or commission.
Experience unnecessary. Hermingsen
Cigar Co., Toledo, o.
FOR SALE-One IA horse-powe:
gasoline engine. Franklin make. Suit
able for gasoline boat. Newly over
hauled. VIII sell at bargain. Ad-
dress v, /, Knowles, care sun,
\
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WANTED-Mant to take charge of
pressing club. Everything furnished.
Credit Tailors, rs South Third st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, 31s
Madison street.
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MONEY TO LEND on real estate
and chattel Address w, care'Sun.
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FOR SALE-Fiye acres. new two
room house, cistern and Outbuildlngs.
Situated near !. c. r. II. one miles to
depot. Convenient to Mechanicsburg
mills. Price $500, part terms.
Would sell FIVE acres adjoining. Il.
\. CUP. 1870 Broad street, will show
place, or address owner, o. +. Roark,
Ralston, Okla.
WANTED--For U. s. army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
of IS and 50; citizens of the United
states, of good character and temper
ate habits. who can speak, read and
write English. Men wanted for
service in Cuba and the Philippines.
For Information apply to Recruiting
officer. New Richmond House, Pa
ducah, Ky.
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FOR heating and stovewood rims
437. F. Levin.
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