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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-09
WHEN HE MISSED HER.

II is still the custom in certain
parts of New England, when a mar
riage ceremony has been performed,
for the bridegroom to address the
company in a few well-ehosen words.
On one such occasion, when a Yer.
mont widower had been married ia
his second choice, he is said to have
formulated his observations in the
following strain.
Friends and neighbors, you all
know that our good friend here. who
has just done me the honor to share
my joys and sorrows, is something
OF a stranger to our town. Being a
mere man. l feel that need your
help to make her feel at home among
us; so I'm going to depend upon YOU
women folks to make her feel per-
fectly at home here. know you
will do this, just as my first wife
would do II she were here today.
miss her considerable at times. but
more than usual on an occasion like
this. "-Lippincott's,
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CRUSHED IN ELEVATOR
IDAHO WOMAN is DYING
PiniOned Between Elevator and Cell
tn0


PiniOned Between Elevator and Cell
ing.
SPOKANE, Wash, July 3
Caught in the elevator of the c rly!.
hotel, Second avenue and Post street,
shortly after o'clock last night,
Mrs. Margaret NJ Morrison, one of
the guests, received injuries which
in the opinion of the attending ply
sicians, are fatal.
Mrs. Morrison had been stopping
at the Carlyle two days. When the
accident occurred she was stepping
into the elevator to go down. The ell
evator suddenly started just as she
was passing through the door. The
elevator shot up at high speed, and
she was pinioned between the ceiling
and the floor of the elevator.
The woman was extricated by
other guests and George F. Carr, pro-
prietor, of the hotel, who ran to her
assistance. A call was sent to police
headquarters for the patrol wagon,
and DR.. E. r. Northrop was sum-
moned. The physician directed Mrs.
Morrison's removal to the Deaconess
hospital.
An examination of Mrs. Morrison
disclosed that the pelvis had been
fractured, her left leg crushed just
below the hip and that serious inter-
nal injuries had resulted. DR.. North
rop called DR.. ]. G. Cunningham into
consultation, at the conclusion of
which they expressed the opinion that
the woman would not recover. She
became unconscious after she was
taken to the hospital and was still
so at late hour last night
Soren Rodgers, aged 10, was run
ming the electric elevator when the
accident occurred. He had been en-
ployed as elevator boy in the hotel
only two days, He was so unnerved
by the mishap that he could hardly
talk and no explanation of how it oc-
Cured could be ELECTED from him.
Mrs. Morrison had been stopping at
the Madison hotel about a month.
leaving there Tuesday. Her mother,
Mrs. Settlers, lives in Cottonwood,
Idaho. Nothing could be learned
concerning the injured woman at the
Madison beyond that she had oecu-
pied a room there and was under
stood to have a husband and son in
Cottonwood. She is about 80 years
old.
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BISHOP QUAYLE ON
SCIENTIFIC SPARKLING
Discussed Marriage and Divorce In
Spokane Lecture.

discussed Marriage and Divorce I'm
Spokane Lecture.
SPOKANE, Wash, July 9.-Dis-
cussing the tremendous advantages
to preacher of being a scientific
"sparker," Bishop w. e. Quayle, of
Chicago, said In the course of an ad-
dress at the First Methodist church,
OF Spokane, that any pastor who does
not know how to spark" ought to
be ashamed of himself. And" he
added, there Is no use of sparkling
a woman unless you can hold her
hand. cannot explain why this is
so, but l do know that 1t has to be
done, for have been there myself. :"
Judging from the prolonged APP
plause and the repeated mods of ap-
prevail by the listeners In the amen
corner following this remark 1t is
taken that the Chicagoan has started
something right here in sunny old
Spokane.
Bishop Quayle was assigned to
speak upon Hall Caine and His ISL
and" but he digressed several times
to express his views on marriage and
divorce, the influence of women and
other questions, Here are few of
his sermonettes gathered at random:
"A foe Of the home is always de-
structive of good order, civilization
and decency.
"Slums are wherever deviltry is.
l have seen slums in boulevards and
In the home OF milllonaires.
The solitary thing that keeps the
world decent Is the home. Abolish
1t and the world will 20 to the devil.
Marrying is the greatest thing in
the world, but from its very COM
moRness we do not appreciate the
fact.
ANY one who slurs a woman's
love insults the race. The worlds
life never gets and stays above the
level OF womanhOod.
pickpoeket for woman. She wants
him around at night because he is
then about as good as a poodle.
I'm America a man Is n sort OF a
The making OF home a sweet
place and the raising Of babies Is
often considered small business, but
domesticity is still Gods greatest
necessity and always viii be-"
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The preliminary examination

The preliminary examination Of
John Atwood, charged with stealing
q purse from the person Of Mrs. Mat
Buamgartner on July 4, is being held
before probate Judge Egbers this az.
ternoon.
Hon. r. f. Lee, of Asheville, North
Carolina, who is making a tour of the
west, arrived In the city today and is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Hill. He will remain until
the drawing on the Occur d'Alene In
dian reservation is concluded.
Miss Mary B. Healy arrived in the
city this morning from New York city.
where she is engaged in the teaching
of music. During her journey she
made a visit to Montreal. Vancouver,
b. c., the exposition at Seattle and
Portland. She will spend few
months visiting her father, Joseph p.
Healy, prior to returning to the east
Arthur l.. Condart, Martin Gross,
James K. Simmons, e. s. Judd and N.
D., Poland, of Heutter, were arrested
yesterday afternoon by Captain Rop-
err. The charge against the parties
Is assault with a deadly weapon.
They made their appearance before
Judge Russell. and will be given a
hearing rs soon as Prosecuting At
torney Potts can dispose of the pre-
liminary examination of John Atwood
now being held in the probate court
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CITY IN MANN.
Cabs all night. Phones 15s.

Cabs all night, Phones i5s.
Pineapple. 20 cents. at the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
Money to loan. See Robt. W. Col
Inns. Wiggett block.
Miss Ida b, Claggett, of Spokane Ia
visitor in the city.
Automobile lecture at CONNER
cial club Saturday night
Quart box blackberries, / 8 cents vt
the Idaho Mercantile Co.
Free lecture ON automobiles Sat
urday night at Commercial club
DR.. brennan. OF Rathdrum was a
business visitor in the city today.
Frult--ail kinds, at reasonable
prices at the Idaho Mercantile Co,
Fancy green apples. 3 pounds for
25 cents at the Idaho Mercantile Co,
Peas cents per pound, beans 12M
cents per pound at the Idaho Mercan-
tile Co.
Call 20S and the Merchants Trans
fer company wagon viii be at your
door Immediately.
Strawberries for canning, $3.50 per
crate. Season almost over, The Ida.
no Mercantile Co,
sixteen inch and four foot dry pine
and ar and tamaraek wood, Idaho
Mercantile Company.
The Panhandle Abstract company
Is equipped for quick and reliable
service; has ali records in its once,
Sunday dinner win cost you less 1.
you buy a basket of mixed fruit for
So cents at the Idaho Mercantile Co
Reservation maps for the three
reservations for sale. Williams In
formation Co, 100 south Fourth st.
Mrs. Stevens, trance medium
Reading daily from 3 p. m. 70 p.
nj Sunday all day. 22S Foster st.
Bert Davis and wife. Of La Cross,
and DR.. Sheppard and wife left today
for an outing trip to Camp 80 on the
lake.
Place your orders now for your 1e-
inch ar and tamaraek wood. The
Occur d'Alene Lumber company. No.
20. both phones.
Madam Rhea. q specialist in der
matology, scalp work and ehiropody,
recently from Denver. Colo, has To-
Gated permanently IN Occur d'Alene.
Thoroughly dry ls-ineA ar and
tamarack alab wood delivered. For
sale cheap. Blackwell Lumber COM
pany. Bell phone AZ. Interstate 4.
Charles Fisher who is identified
with the forestry service and Who has
been in the city for several days on
business In connection with his once
departed yesterday.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PORTLAND. Ore. July 9.--Fore-
cast for northern Idaho and Eastern
Washington for "a hours ending at
5 o'clock .. m. tomorrow:
Fair tonight and Saturday.
The local weather report for the
~ hours ending at I o'clock p. m,
today shows q maximum temperature
OF so degrees, minimum AZ.
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Today,s news today.

John Craig. OF Moscow. lie a visitor
in the city.
J. v. Hawkins. of FerrsI. lie in the
city on legal business.
A. w. Post, OF Rathdrum, was
visitor in the city today.
James Rafter. Of st. Joe. is tran
sacting business in the city.
G. w. Norquist was business Wis
!tcr in the city from Spokane today.
Don't forget the lecture on auto
mobiles Saturday night at CONNER.
cial club.
James Casey. road overseer for
Prairie precinct. was . visitor In the
city today.
Onions. beets, carrots, turnips and
radishes. lunches for cents at the
Idaho Mercantile Co.
United States Deputy Marshall
Green. located at Moscow, passed
through the city today enroute to
Wallace.
sixteen-inch tamarack and ar
wood. Prompt deliveries. Occur
d'Alene Lumber company. No. 30,
both phones.
Mrs, Ida Millw will entertain 20
lady friends at her home this even
Ing on the corner of Ninth and SHEER
man streets.
The Echo Realty company has had
printed and Is now distributing a neat
circular setting forth the advantages
of Fish Lake as summer resort.
The Occur d'Alene baseball team
will leave Saturday afternoon for
Standpoint where they will play a
game with the team OF that place
Sunday.
For rent--A ten room modern
house, newly papered. two blocks
from postoflce. For terms apply at
614 Indiana street or to James
Roche. at Idaho Mercantile Co.
Mrs. f. s. ColQuhoun was thrown
from a carriage this forenoon near
Wallace street, but sustained no In
jurles of serious character. II
seems that at the time Mrs. ColQu-
houn was attempting to turn the car
rlage around when the horse turned
too quickly, partly upsettlnE the car
riage and she was thrown to the
ground.
Madame Rhea. specialist In Der
matology, scalp work and chiropody.
snpernuous hair. moles. moth patch.
es. freekles, blaekheads and wrinkles
positively removed, Corns. bunions
end ingrowing nails removed withou;
pain, Sole proprietor OF the Re-
nowned "Greclan Facial Prepare
tions." 81 Fourth street.
An application for the adoption OF
Carl Davis, the infant son Of Clarence
Davis, has been filed In the probate
court by Rev. w. \. Powell. and Dr.
Loveless has been appointed as Carl
Davis next friend. II Is alleged In
the application that the boys mother
is dead, and that ais father has de-
serted him.
Prosecuting Attorney G. II. Potts
and Judge Edwin McBee returned to-
day from Standpoint. where they went
TO argue before Judge Dunn the ease
wherein Fred wonnacott and other
taxpayers are the plaintiffs and the
assessor OF KOtenal county Il defend.
ant. The suit Is brought for the
purpose OF restraining the assessor
from the sale Of property for delln-
Quent taxes. a. Il n alleged that the
list was not published within the time
required by law. Judge Dunn has
taken the matter under advinemsnt
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To THE PUBLIC.

The Press will deem Il a special favor
IL patrons who fail to receive their
paper regularly win report the same to
the ONCE. az u Is our only means Of
knowing how the carriers are doing
their work.
We will pay a reward Of S25 for
evidence that will convict any one OF
stealing papers after they are delivered
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
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We are prepared to furnish up-to-
date calling cards; all styles and
sizes. Let US show you samples
Press Publishing company.
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HAIR GOODS
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
Law AND COLLECTIONS.

LEGAL ADVICE all cases. collections dam
sges ali kinds. corporations organized aud
promoted. u. IS Legal lerp.s 80 Bond Bldg.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ORIO RY.
NOTE: published only as information and

NOTE. published only as information and
20 p &C & o. Limited. Daily. Fast yes
-Ir1ie train Pullman sIeepers TO Lexington
T1,-tggfIls Cincinnati. Indiana polls Chicago
- - louis Connection Tor Virginia Hot
S---irrs pullman Car Louisville 70 Mem
DE5z and NeW Orleans. Dining Cars q Ia
% "a p Nj +. v. LIMITED. Daily.
sCft5 vestfbule train Pullman sleepers TO
C5-.-fnnati Lexington and louisville
S---rsrrroeut sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Sr-f1gs week days. Dining cars. a Ia carte
-sr,-fre Pullman sIeepGrs Cincinnati TO
TEicar. and St. Louis, and Louisville to
5rsr-rTi,fa Nashville, and NeW Orleans
y~r-gg-e+Es and Ohio ofi-es, 5i3 PenusvI-
---ria ave. 1888 T. st. auG New Union sta
i-- TeIeDh0us Main loo. or 2z06 for tick
cts. baggage checks. reservations and taxi
- deG-tf
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", B. & A Z. RY.
'THE ELECTRIC LINE''

r-,-..trf. raIzce cars from White House station
grTFTEENTH AND u SIS NORTHEAST.
a n a. I51I+iul0re-5.S0 and every half hour
- r.a6 a M to $50 y. IN. and $40, $50
I0.sJ and l1-85 D. m.
For AnuapoLis--H-.veTy hour from $50 a. IA.
- Fares one way. Round triD
To BaltimOrc---.-.----.- i5c N-Z5
70 ANNAPOLIS and u. :.
Naval Academy ...---s-- t5e SIS
An - I'll. cars run direct 70 White House
-Tf-l.af Once at 18th and n. =. ave " w
"a m white House Station 18th and II sts
~ d Telephone II. 1900 oC5-tf
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Ticket Office, IA2L Penn. Avenue.

esotlcs-Following schedule not guaranteed.
G.6s N DaiIy-''FIorida Fast Mail"
7-Trougb coaches and Pullman Sleepers 20
Ssvan1ah and Jacksonville. Through sleep
ers washington TO Hamlet. and Hamlet @
ATLANTA Dining cars.
go p NJ. Daily Except sunday 'Seaboard
t-fo-f5a Limited solid electric lighted Pull
man with seePers 10 Jachsonyllie, ST. Au-
--+5rz palm Beach, Miami. knights Key
~ p Nj DaIIy-''Year Round Limited o"
coaches and Pullman to savannah, Jackson
y-iIIe Tampa, Atlanta Birmingham. Mem
30 = n STANsELL. District Passenger Agent.
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THE WASHINGTON REMEDIAL and fly
CFETC INSTITUTE and SANlThHITM we
make 81 SPECIALITY OF and r.Lu CURE TO
rDlFgyT8R-ATANIA- H Dc H. D. NJ & q S 81.
.HPTgHTes DISEASE PARALYSIS. All
sIFsETS Of the URINARY. DIGESTIVE aud
NERVOUS SYSTEM WITHOUT MEDICINE
4e -F.s. YOU how We MAKE GOOD.
.l.---r-TT,TIgN FREE PROF. 3D. IS. ~.
r.utE.R lady Assistant. PHONE 81. 1llg
9mrr IH- smith street n. Is. Hours lo Co
ran.5ltauou and treatment at your homo -
desired Ja-t.ti
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SOuIHERN RAILWAY.

" R-F1uoWiuE schedule figures published
--r-. az Information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile. New
Orleans. AsueviIe. Chattanooga, Memphis
S.l.4 rn and 1913 70. m- daily.
E.r Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga
,flr--pnIs New Orleans. 1910 p. m
FoT columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken.
z5y.4uush Jacksonville. and Florida points,
4.Ig u. ia. daily.
J.. S. BROWN. General Agent
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RAILROADS.
bALIImOKE AND OHIO r.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the ODD Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST, NEW YORK
s7.OJ a. In.-Dlne-, Pullman ParIor-
1900 a M.-ObssTvatiOn Parl0r, 5-lour Train
fg.00 a m.-Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car
III 20 a. In.-DiueF ald Pullman FarloV Car.
81 zoo o. m-DIuer ana Pullman ParIOr Car.
800 D m.-''Royal Limited All PuiiUans
Five-houT.
fs.e0p. m.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia
$500 .. m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOr.
600 ., m.-4Coachss u Philadelphia.
sl2.Ij ". T.-SleepsTs 70 New York.
sZ.5Z a. m.-Slsepers 70 PhiLadelpn and New
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 800. tII:oo a. m,
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
week Days q. m 70 IL p. nj
esq t5:O0 40, 100 @7;2o, fS:O0 $3.50, '9:00
1890 1000. '1l.00 a. IA, 800 noon. tl2.05.
sI:00, MS f2.O0. $500, 1890 1854, t4.09.
sg:0O 5000, s10:35, sll:O0, HI2sl5 y, 4.
WEST WARD.
CHICAGO, e1.22. $3.50 p. ne
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PITTSBURG. $40 a. M, '1'Zzs 30 p. ~,
CLEVELAND. $40 p. m.
COLUMBUS $3.50 p. n.
WHEELING, 1910 a. m, 3 80 o. m
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. M, f4.05 Is 90 pm.
FREDERICK. 1870, 1910. - 10 q. M. $3.50,
HAGERsTOWN, fs 10 a. m, 800 D. n.
ANNAPOLIS, H7:20. $500 g. m. f12;o5 noon,
q 20 1880, - 80, and 1880 p. IN.
sDaiIy. Except Sunday. FSunday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Ofdces: 14i7 G St Tel. Main 1891; 5ls
pannsvIvania Vs. Main Z7g. New Union
station Ticket Ollce, Main 1880; Information
Bureau, Main 5s8o no2z-u
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WHERE TO STOP IN WASHINGTON


indian. ave. and "a 81 European plan.
comfortable r5yuss convenient 10 car line
and station. cafe and barber shop. moderats.
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GOLD CROSS and cuaiu. amethyst setting.
Ilnu Is. capitol au8 s. SITS. o. stg ami =
Valued a- 3D. aIfl Reward o. returned %
JOE HA&LEN. ii" D. fl N. w. 5a-5-2t
Lo~T-ECAHE PIE saturday. heart ,yir.
pearls Eaturu o. SOB GfH ST. S. W.. reward.
Ja-5-@t
LAD1rs GOLD watch aud fob. AMETHYST ser-
uHs. liberal reward. lnoi De- So N Il. %
WATCH Fob. gold monogram IN ". P.T
LiHeaa. reward. BOZ -,t. Times office.
LDST--u#U fr.kstbrat c1uu4iuInE sgI8
a4fe= and rIu. $3.50 money. car tickets.
Liberal reward 81 returned q. 6ay gd So. E
IT, ja25-gt
LOST SUNDAY night between lguI and @ and
Rhode island ave. and Is'H black lynx mutt
Reward S.. IT, b. WRIGHT. 1908 q g.
ia2s-5t
LO-T-Guld Knight TsmpIars cham. Reward
ir returned fn aHIiM1D.S BIRD STORE. .-
I-rh ST. rs. ~ Ja-i-aJ
t0sT-Luu- ula-E poeEetb.oE. between Sd
and pa. ave. s. N. and National Museum
between tne hours OF 10 and %. m. contain
Iug $500 boo bills uI draft for $500 PAYABLE 90
John Colombo. denomination of bins . tens
] five taus. and B one dollar. WiI give 80
reverb to- finder BE- returned 90 JOHN CO.
IO2IGV Eu.gIiiEa Hotel. Sd ard Pa ave.
d. ~. Ja1l-3r
BO%I-aeotch collie. female white fcet,
..HIta breast t..nHHuu. >. Cd. ~ .ITTEEF.
North sl5. Reward Ift5 y 81 81. W.
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RAUArs. sl2 PA. AvE-ON THE WRONG
SIDE. BUT THE RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES
] u0J cots mattresses, blankets pillows
chairs. tables, etc. for rent See our goods
and be convinced where TO place your oiuei
BAUMs. sl2 PA. AVE.
FOR RENT-Windous and rooms 80 view
the inaugural parade GRACE NJ THOMAS
sos T0TC0rau Bldg. 9d-y-l
A PARTY of four adults desire rooms and
board from February IS. Address ADULT,
Times Office. JAZZ
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CATERING

GRAY & BRO. caterers for al. social flne-
iions; ic8 cream and ioes Iu any quantity
delivered promptly. los 81 60. uH. Phone
n 4Jl5-Y. ny-f-tl. "a. sa-tf
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PIANOS

fIRST-CLAs- upright piano sl-8. rer
cfesp. uIII seIl 90 monthly pas mcuta. BOX
81 Times office Jazs-Fr
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Money LOANED saIaried PeOple

aud others. without security easy payments.
offices iu So principal cities save yourself
msaey by getting nay terms uTHL -. Il.
ToLMAN, Room sos $50 18th st. nv, dee-hs
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Advertisements Of lost and
found articles can be tele-
pb,ucd to any advertising
agergy OF
THE WASHINGTONTIME
OF THE TIMES office,
Main $3.50.
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

COOL BREEZE8
Take q cool ride Ga the country. Wire an
automobile any hour Of the cay or night a.
THE SHERMAN 80 st. Hs. Phone Line
81. Experienced chauffeur eAaIaiuiuE ggiuta
9e6-t1.sl. tu-sot
OpEN AND CLOSED g-pssaeuesr cars. So
hour. 6-passeuEeT. 60 hour ZIMMERMAN d
x EAN1ALLT. 1902 18th so. u#. EaFla 500
EcfG-t.
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OFFICE ROOMS

FOR RENT iu the MUNSEY BUILDING.
Pa ave. between 18Th and 18th. directly
opposite the ue" District Building. several
choice rooms and suites from So To $50 month.
including heat light elevator. ana jaultor
service. a. IL. FOX COMPANY. 18th at
New York ave. lyl6-tu- th. sa-Jf
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PROV. WYNDHAM 4gl lth NV. every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, class 1885,
advance ss51s viii teach ali dances lesson
soc. lessons. $3.50; guarantee all scholars.
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DANCING

MRS. ANNA AfcGARNEY'S Dancing Acad-
emy. Lewis Hail. finest ia the city. 1902 18th
ST. y. W. Miss DorCas Weidensai, assistant
an the latest dances taught iu few les
sons. including the barn dance; private les
sons "a speciality. phone n. 5I5-. social dances
tuesday evenings opening ban January 70.
Formerly of 70 18Th 81. N. vs.. Ja-4-st
GLOVEH'S. 5l3 I'D ST; private lessons, sos
waltz IUl tWu-sLep classes Tues. and sat.
eve. 25c- phone w ll-3- Ja-5--it
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FOR SALE-STORES.

GROCERY for sale. fine location chaaB
rent. other business reason for selling APP
ply 1910 Pa. ave. Sc. ja15-3t
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ATCWs0E a. BROS. Timing and Heating.
Paperhansiug aui Painting an kinds stove
work. 1880 18th o. uu. s. 1868 jais s5L
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALES your business Objectionable
10 FOur neighbours Then buy ON Buzzari' s.
Point. lsJ ST.. sw.. 5000 feet for sale cl.5ap-
Apply 90 18th st. NV iaI3- q