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River Trim.
Complimentary TO Guest.

Miss Philippa Hughes entertained
at cards Thursday night at her home
6lS Broadway in honor of Miss Alino
King. of Clarksdale, Miss. guest of
Miss Eloise Bradshaw, and Miss Re-
becca Reed. of Fort. Smith. Ark,
guest OF Miss Lillian Gregory The
guests were: Misses Aline King
Clarksdale. Miss, Rebecca Read, Fort
Smith, Ark, y. Eloise Bradshaw. lillian
Gregory. Lille May Winstead, May
Owen. Blanche Hills. Catherine Pow
ell, Frances Wallace. Catherine Quig-
ley. Frences Terrell, Sadie Paxton
Mary Scott and Ethel Brooks; Messrs
Fred Wade, Vernon Thomas, Charles
Allcott. stuart Sinnott, n. c. Foss,
Wallace Well, Leo Keller. Walter
Iverson. VIII Rudy. Warren Sights
Charles Rieke, Arthur Martin, Gus
Thompson and James langstan.
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A dance was given Monday night
at ''Ellerslic," the country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Wallace. by
the young men in honor or visiting
young ladies in The city.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
jean Brooks. Misses Belle Cave.
fhlllipa Hughes. Rebeoca Reed, OF
Fort Smith. Ark. May Owen. Lille
May Winslead. Miss Wright, Henry
Alloott. Anita Keller. Frances Wal
lace, May Cave, Blanche Hills, Lii
Han Gregory. Eloise Bradshaw. Ethel
Brooks. Helen Decker. Corinne Win
stead and Mcssrs. Fred Wade. Doug
las Bagby. Edwin Paxton. George
Dubois. H. c. Foss. Wallace Wei,
Leo Keller. James l.angstan, Charles
Kopf. walter Iverson. Frank Davis
David Roger, Stewart Sinnott, Dr. |.
b. Howell Clay Kidd. Arthur Y
Matrin, Calhoun Rieke. V. Thomas
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Glr.sham.IlIliott NnntinI..

fhe marriage OF Miss Nell Carter
Gresham and Mr.. John H. Elliot;
took place Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock at the country home near
Princeton. In attendance from Pa
ducah were; Mr. and Mrs. Check
Davidson. Mrs. Robert McCarty and
Miss Eula McCarty. The bride wore
white net over tafteta silk. while her
gong-away gown was of gray cloth.
The honeymoon was taken TO New Or
leans, The bride is the pretty daugh-
ter of Mrs Polk. Gresham and a
young woman of many fine traits of
character Mr. Elliott is the son OF
Mrs. Ollie Elliott. 62S North Sixth
street, and is a popular fireman of
the Illinois Central railroad. On
their return from bridal trip they
VIII be at home In Princeton.
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A Sailors Christening.

The late Bishop Potter once in
his early days had occasion to OFF,
ciate at christening in a small fish
ing village on the Massachusetts,
coast says writer in the current
issue of Harper's Weekly. THE proud
father, young fisherman, awkward
ly holding his first-born daughter.
was visibly embarrassed under the
scrutiny of the many eyes in the con-
gregation, and his nervousness was
not decreased by the sudden wailing
of the infant as they stood at the
fount.
when the time for the baptism Of
the babe arrived the bishop noticed
that the father was holding the child
so that its fat little legs pointed to-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-19

Mayor r. NJ. Chowning entertained
five OF his most particular friends at
a 6 O'Clock dinner at his home on
Carr street Wednesday evening, says
the Fulton Leader. Those present
were: Hon. Charles X. Wheeler and
Dennis Mocquot. of Paducah; Judge
-. Il. Robbins aud Gus Thomas. of
Mayfield and Frank Carr, of this
city
The majors wife. who is ever an
agreeable hostess, surpassed herself
on this occasion.
The menu of fish and meats was
prepared especially to suit the palate
of such Distinguished men as these.
and they did not fail to do 1t full
justice.
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t1ul, Dance.

The Beneplaolto club entertained
with dance Monday night at the
Three Links building IN honor of Miss
Ruth shelbourne. OF Jackson. Tenn,
and Miss Anna stevens. OF Louisville.
Those present were: Misses Ruth
Shelbourne. Jackson, Tenn; Anna
stevens. Louisville; Ruby Johnson,
Efiie Jones. Anna Harlan. Nell Gro
gan. Katie Grogan. Mary Grogan.
Gertrude Fisher Mary Barry, Nell
Bryan Irene Curd, Cora Dunlap.
Ruby Dunlap. Maud Elder. Elsie
Elan, Edna Gookel. Geraldine. Glib
son. Mabel Hughes. Lucy James. En-
ma Mix. Clara Miller. Vera Province.
Lena Purchase. Ethel Robertson,
Marie Roth, Ileen sellars, May Sauer-
berg. Clara Seamon. Sammy Wal
lace. Lucy Watts, Sarah Wilson, Cora
Wilson; Messrs. Monta Atkins, Mel
Byrd. Marshall Jones, e. G. Harbour
Jr.. Clarence krug, Wilbur Nowlin
Oran Bell. Lon Vale. Fred kenney
William Rouse, J. J Wilkerson. Joe
Fisher. A. Jenkins. Eddyvlle; A. G
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German Club Dance.

4 delightful german was given
Tuesday night at the Wallace park
dance pavilion. by the German club in
honor OF Miss Rebecca Reed, of Fort
Smith, Ark. the guest OF Miss Lii
Han Gregory. and Miss Allne King. OF
Clarksda'e, Miss. the guest of Miss
E.oise Bradshaw. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. l.. Gregory. Mr.. and
Mrs. James c. Utterback. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Ashcraft. Mrs David San
ders. of San Antonio, Tex. and Misses
Sadie Paxton, Rebeeca Reed. Aline
King. Henry Allcott. Lillian Gregory
Elclze Bradshaw. Elsie Hodge, Phil
lippa Hughes, Alma kopf Dorothy
Langstaff. Florence Loeb, Hazel Me-
CandIe<s. Elizabeth Scbrfc. Ethel
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ward the fount.

ward the fount.
Turn her this way he whisper
ed. but the father was too discon-
'certed to hear or understand
Turn her feet around, the
bishop whispered again; but still
there was no response. The situa-
ton was fast becoming critical. when
an ancient mariner in the back Of
the church came to the rescue. Put
ting his weatherbeaten hand to his
mouth he roared across the room.
Head her up to the wind. Jack.'"
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KIRK. WILLIAM Isemsn. Curtis Sea-
mon. Jossc Thurman. Carl Boyer. Il
r. Harris, William smith, Fred Keith
Icy. Joe Csrskaden, A. Wolf, II. II
Curd, J A. Davis. Lieut.. Adams. of
Grand Rivers, Messrs. and MesdameS
Frank I'M. I'D. Rogers, Phil Rogers
and Cecll Glllum
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Mr. William =, Horton. OF Thir-
toeuth and Trimble streets. gave a
river party Sunday evening up the
Tcruessee river. I'm the party were
Mr. William r. Horton and Miss Lou
Ella Moss and Mr.. Albert n Moss,
Mrs. Annie Moss and Mss Mary XII
gore all OF paducah.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-19
rntrriains Ilntr Nous Club.

Mis- Lille May Winstead enter
ta.ued the Entire Nous club Tuesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Rebecca
Reed of Fort Smith, Ark. guest of
Mi Lillian Gregory. and Miss Aline
King. Of Clarksdale, Miss. guest of
Mis- Eloise Bradshaw. Only the club
members and guests We're present.
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In honor OF Misses Nina Cochran
and Carrie vosier. OF Dycusburg. the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Yosier,
a party was given at the Vosier home
319 Washington street, Thursday
night. The evening was spent with
cards and music. and refreshments
were served. Those present: Misses
Ramage, Gertrude Kettler, Pear
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stan. charles Kopf. X. f. Palmer, IL.
II. McElrath, J w. Rinklef.. John G.
Miller. d.. Clay Kidd. c. c. Rieke.
Philo Allcoit. George Dubois. Charles
Allcoit W. II. Rudy, DR.. /. b. Howell
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A day,
There's much TO be done in a day.
Quo living 10 make,
We brew aud we bake
or otherwise toll for our pay
A day,
Oh. what's TO be done with the day?
We can half of Il XIII
Al the club. II We viii,
And the rest at some darned matinee
A day,
Each looks at Il 10 his own way.
But envy I can't
The wOrld-weary ant
With nothing to do except play.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-19
Mis- I,uryear IEntertaIns.

Little Miss Ella Puryear Hubbard
entertained a number of friends on
Thursday afternoon from TO s at
the home OF her grandmother. Mrs.
+. H. Puryear. Tenth and Jefferson
streets. in honor of her sixth birth
day.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-19

81 wish" said the eviator, "to give
my airship an original name sug-
gestiye OF swift fight"
"Can II Money" replied his back
er, cnically.-Kansas City Times.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-19

where some time Was spent in the
little city.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-19

Humphreys, Augusta Moore Myrtle
Reed, Vedora Reed, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs
I.eona Hall. Miss Wilkinson: Messrs
Otis Oaks, Wi.fred Woodward. Alma
Adams. viii Griffin. Robert Griffin
George Griffin, Claude Patterson
Ivan Se!tz, Buster Brown, Ollie Hol-
iiich. Guy Dean, Harry Richardson
Clarence Austin, Henry Dossett, Will
Moore, Charles Ray.
3
River Trim.
The Sans SOuci club was enter
tanned Thursday with delightful
boat trip to Cairo and return on the
steamer Dick Fowler. by Miss Mar
jorie Crumbaugh. The party that
made the trip were: Misses Lula
Reed. Mary Scott. Margaret Parks,
Clara Parks, Minnie Terrell. Hattie
Terrell, Anna Boswell, Clara Thomp-
son. Robbie Loving, Allie Cabell.
Ellis Gray. of Marion, Ky; Mrs. John
Scott, Mrs william Gilbert, Mrs
Allen Ashcraft. and Mrs. Hughes Nc
Knight.
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.

1iyou suffer f. ,m bleeding. itching. blind OF
ptolfudink Piles. send me your address, and =
will tell ycu hos 20 cure yourscif At home BY
&c nex so.crR:ion tre:.ne.. a "a. III slso
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Mr.. Thomas Hoffman entertained
few of his intimate friends Monday
night with launch ride up the Ten
nessee river in the launch Dot. After
several hours Of riding the party went
TO the Cottonwood bar, where de-
lighuul refreshments were served
Those In the party were; Misses Mar
orle Mammen. Antoninette Kolb, OIL
lie Clark. Florence Mammeu, ana
Christy ko.b; Messrs. Charles Peters,
VIII Clark. Thomas Hoffman aud
Chester kerth.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-19

Mr.. James Maret Tuesday night
gave delightful launch party in hon
or of Misses Carrie Rude. of Eldorado
H.. and Anna b. Clark. of Louis
vile, who are visiting In the city.
The party went up the Tennessee riv-
er to a watermelon patch, where tn,
party Toasted one tn luscious fruit
The party then went to Metropolis
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EnTTIHWEET

Y. HUGO EIsENBEISS. 7th and B streets
MCDONALD, J. W, "a and L sw.
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GEORGETOWN.
i. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 3534 II 81. NV.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION OF tie
BLOOD CURES LOCOMOTOR-ATAEI
RHEUMATISM. BkiGHpS DISEASE.
NERVOUS AILMENTS. DISEASES OF
THE STOMACH BOWELS. LIVER and
those INCURABBE MALADTES where
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT PROF. H n. D PARKER,
1924 New York ave. washington. D. c.
Phone n 4l12. se3-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG 5. 7tn a1G X SITS. NV.
s KAHN, SONS & CO., sth and Market space
GREEN'S CAPITAL A d Z 4 I 1 S I - q
AGENCY, 1l45 18th st. NV
". l.. McSULTY, Cigar store, 18th and p NV
=. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 9TH ST. Rhode
Island ave. and II st.
Il. 4, BUTTS PHARMACY, sta ST. and
Massachusetts ave. nv.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
gW, cor. Itn and n SITS. NV
sANFORDS PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
YARNOLD. 34Ol 18th ST. NV
n. A. NEITCH. ZOta and VI sts. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st and C SITS. NV.
D. NJ WAGNER & CO. LIST and II SITS. NV.
i. 7. TAYLOE. cor. Sth ana 2 SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th ana Pa. ave. NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 1lth & Park road
MATTINGLY'S PHARMACY. I4th and l.
r. u. HOWARD. l4th and ".
y. Y. POTTIE, 1923 BrightwCod ave
AALTBY's PHARMACY, 1861 Calvert St
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8URY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CIGAR, grocery stores and lunch rooms from
s5e9 Is loo are what we must have al once
for several cash clients. See us IF sou visa
10 sell yours. Established 1885. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, gu r. se5-st
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TABLE BOARD.

IND ST. NV. I13-Good table board by the
week or NORTH; convenient TO all Govern
ment departments. meals sent out. give US
8 trial. au30-7t
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COLORED NAN 20 tend horses and work
around grocery store. J. s, FARRELL I'd
and q se2-2t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
= L. CARNE Il CO.. 703 King ST
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FURNITURE repaired and upholstered:
screens made 20 order. all work guaranteed:
lowest rates in town; estimates furnished
free. 1895 9Th 81. uw. Phone North Es09
fy3-th So m-Gaf
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10 sACRIEICE -

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at regular Office rates. Ii it is in
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FIRST-CL.ASS cornice and sheet metal work
ers. ERNEST GICHNER, 500 1881 ST. NV,
gpg-2t
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JOIN THIS CLUB.
DELICATESSEN.

SPECIAL REDUCTION In all delicious home
cooked meats. salads and etc; select gro
ceries, fancy layer cakes, fancy fruits, and
melons on ice. Ideas for serving wedding
receptions etc A II. UNDERDOWN. 1I4Z
I4sb NV. Dainty china and glass ware 70
hire je6-Sa. II. th-s0t
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AMUSEMENT parior: transient and business
center. long established. owing 10 Oh health
owner must retire. long lease price right.
call FOR particulars new YORK BUSIN EsS
BROKERS OH r. ee3-gt
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

WE CURE YOU.
Chronic diseases Of men and women New
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congumpt.ol, lung and throat diseases. nerv-
oyss dis0r isrs ana female complaints Every
case treated BY an eminent physician and
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mai on md medicines free. Hours 10 a. N
70 :. se p m
SO 18th 81. n ". Je25-s0d-sBt
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FOUND
MATTRESS MAKING.
WoRKIEGMAN,s WANTS.

WORKINGMEN, every time you put your
foot in our store sou save a s. bill when
you buy one Of our So suits coats and vests.
81: pants. s.; every article all WOOL tailor
made Slightly used. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
619 D. au31-7t
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PSYCHIC-PALMIST

GET A READING from ar Million II yau
ant information on any matter. ne VII
tell you what y0u wish 10 know. READINGS
SL9o. aypaJtism taught. 81 Eye 81 81 nv
Tel. Main - auz4-tf
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| Manufactured. as driver: must be able 10
! read and write and handle double team. APP
ply TO 6l7 st. NV IT
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WALL PAPER.
RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF its
KIND IN the city; carpet ceIauing- WASH
INGTON RUG CO, SSl 9TH St NV. II sSz5
t14-tu, th,s,,- got
woIn carpets. competition dehed. ECLIPSE
RUG CO., laurel Nd Branch, = SIN 81.
ne Phone lincoln 1910 jes-SOt
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CLAIRYOYANTS.

NINE. CATHERINE. paImisI and card read
e., tells every Thing y0u wish 10 know about
business and love affairs sl4 New York ave.
open from 10 10 T. jel5-tf
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For RENT-FuRNIsHEO ROOMS.

I'd ST. Ne. 622-Two large front rooms; gas
heat convenient BATH reasonable 70 youns
men. se3-5L
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TAILORING.

LATEST STYLE; ladies' and gents suits 10
order dyeing and repairing OF ladies' ana
gentlemen's outer garments: satisfaction
guaranteed. LOUIS GOLDMAN. 507 18th nv.
Phone II. 30 II. 1e11-th.Su. tu-9Bs
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CHEVY CHASE. ND.
= A SONNEAIAN.
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AdAN-Settled. who can milk. take care Of
cows and run small farm; permanent place
and good wages 10 right man. CLAYTON,
9th and Irving. B-ooklaud se3-3t
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FOR RENT
"A NJ H.F,sru5~t

7TH ST sW.. 42s-4lg-Furnishad or unfur-
nished; convenient 70 cars with or without
board 81
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

CORCORAN ST. NV, IA61-Furnlshed room
In splendid corner house near car lines
for refined CoI0rsd tenant. auS5-7t
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GRAPE Ice cream and sherbets delivered 10
any part Of the city. Phone postal. or cali
1865 81. nv Phone y. 41s5-Y.
ses-th, 81, tu-f
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IMAN-Young; between the ages OF sixteen
and twenty. TO do special work. Apply after
9 a. m HUB FURNITURE co. se3-9t
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PLUMBING.

FCRGINGSs electric work. model making
elevator repairs gold. silver, and brass cast
ings; gasOlens or steam engine; repairing Of
fins automobiles. S. D. SLOCUM MACHINE
Co. 500 18TH St NV. 5y12-su, u, th-90t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AMI OUT or EN-
PLOYAdENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au20-tf
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r ST NV. 23f-ThFee furnished or uHfur-
nished rooms; light housekeeping # desired ;
In private family; reasonable se8-3t
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OUR POST CARD photographs are as good
81 any portrait made; come and be con
WINGED satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 81
32s5. Portrait Studio. sS + NV. sum
mer rates. FRANk ]. CILLEN. Je31-g0t
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LAUNDRY

DON'T PATROSIZE steam iaundries; our
hand laundry is better: prices no higher
= ASK Mr.. FOSTER. Tel. Main es15-
aa2s-s9
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DYEING. CLEANING, PRESSING.

LADIES and Gentlemen don't ruin your
rI1fbes by Door work but send your work %
me- ana have IL TUNED out in the finest man
uar. we know how. 30 disappointment. Kid
sfoyes cleaned and 10 cents per pair No
NINE. REBA COOKE.
Phone X. efes 11iz 18th So, nv.
sel-tu. h .sa-tf
T. z GREEN. pressing CLUB: expert clean
ing dyeing and repairing ladies' and gen
tlemen. ali or1ers promptly attended TO SIS
and SIS fsth St NV. myl2tu n. ss-s0t
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WANTED-Two 70 four furnished rooms for
adults only; light housekeeping state terms.
BOX All, Times Office se2-st
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PRINTING.

ATTRACTIVE PRINTING al a price that
VIII attract you When you want It and
as you want IT, GILES PRINTING CO. 81
auz-su, II. tf-s0t
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Three times within one week. q cents a
line; times, eonseeutively, 50 cents line
MLnimum space. lines.
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FoR RENT-BALL ROOM.
WANTED-RoOMS.

WANTED-tWo rooms, furnished for house
keeping location central northwest. rent
must be reasonable permanent. BOX 400.
Times Office. se2-at
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NORTHEAST

LADDoN PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. H BLUMERs y. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and E SITS.
KRAUS' PHhFadACY, cor. 9th and X SITS.
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth ana r SITS. ne.
BENZ. +. LANHAAi, 1lth ana 4, Cap, ct.
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BARBER-CoIored; zoe on dollar. BosToN's.
7th and . NV. Il
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MONUMENT WORK.
HAVE YOU neglected TO place the prope;
nlonument upon that gravs2 Call ard see me
I VIII save you money. BYRON MONU.
MENT WORKS. 18th and G sts. Sc.
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TO THE MEN.

LIT rs SHOW you our $3.50 mems suits:
worth si5 TO SIS; trousers, 22.99 woFth 81
To 81 Fine stock, great values. THE s.. %
STORE 625 7th St NV Je25-th.su. tu-s0t
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SOUTHEAST.

A. z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol SITS
ROACH DRUG CO., 6th and @ SITS. 50.
A B. BURROWS. 18th and Pa. ave.
+. =. WELLER, cor. sth and I.
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BICYCLES

WANTED-Bicvcles; highest cash prices paid
for secondhand bicycles We want ! GJJ
bicycles at once. WENDELL & co, I72s-S
7th NV. je7-e0d-s0t
IF YOU WANT 10 buy or sell a bicycle be
sure and see me Honest dealing. G. r.
HUNTER. .I3 Pa. ave. NV. auII-56t
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POOLRoOM and cigar stand splendid Ioca-
ton, snap, $50. BUGAE. gi7 Loui giaua ave.
se3-ft
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SUMNER RATES. Ladies wanting suits.
skirts altered rsmodeIed. summer dresses
made; come 10 me OF call Phone " $3.50
Prices to suit customer. RA8uSCH TAIL
OR. 1895 NV jels-th.su-30t