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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-24


Miss Irene Furnish, OF Uniontown,
has returned home after a short visit
to her sister, Mrs. John ]. Berry.
Miss Kathleen Grassland. of May
field. is visiting her brother, Mr.. Gas
b. Grassland. S22 South Fourth
street.
Miss Mary X sowell has returned
from Chicago after a visit.
Mr.. George McCandless left last
night for Louisville on a visit.
Mr.. w. X. Wall. of Mayfeld, was
In the city yesterday on business.
Harry Carter is in Cairo the guest
OF his cousin, Miss Gladys Phillips.
Mr.. Leo Keller returned today
from Florida.
Mr.. Pedro Kerth. of the Sun force.
is of today. on account of illness.
Little Miss Margaret Brooks. of
81 Tennessee street. is visiting rela-
tlves in Hopkinsville.
DR.. y. w. Hilton. house surgean
at the Illinois Central hospital. has
returned from Seattle. San Fran
cisco, Denver and other cities in the
west.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. ID. r. Conley have
returned TO their home in faKemp.
Okla. after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie ogllvle. AIS North Fourth
street.
Mr. Sam Graham left last night for
Louisville.
Mr.. Louis l.. Bebout, who has been
a prominent Insurance agent, left last
night for San Antonio. Tex, where
he will enter the insurance business.
Miss Robbie Hay and niece, Miss
Marjorie Couts. returned this morn
ing from Louisville. after a several
days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bernhard re-
turned this morning from Louisville.
DR.. y. l.. Rogers. OF Wickllffe, was
In the city today on business.
Mr. Fendol Burnett returned this
morning from Louisville.
Mrs. Julia A. Parsons. OF Pinckney-
Vile, is the guest OF her son, DR.. W.
II. Parsons, 1900 Broad street.
Mrs. r. b. Phillips left this morn
ing for Dawson Springs.
Mr.. II. b. Polsdorfer left this morn
ing for Evansville.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lassiter LEI:
today for Ashville. ~. G.
Attorney J. G, Miller left this
morning for Greenville on business.
Mr.. Il. w. Cornelison left las.
night for st. Louis on business.
Mr.. A. L. Joynes went to Kuttawa
today on business.
Miss Bessie Theobold is visiting
relatives in Mayfeld.
Mr. Robert Mitchell returned last
night on the steamer Kentucky after
making the round trip up Tennessee
river.
Judge Thomas p. Cook. of Muir
ray. passed through the city yester-
day on his way to Hopkinsyille.
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HARVESTER GOES
DOWN And HER TOW
FINE BOAT OF WEST KENTUCKY
COMPANY IN SEVENTY FEET.
Total Loss During Storm VIII BE
S15O,OOO, Including the Coal.
Is A HEAVY LOSER

Broken from her mooring in the
terrific gale that swept the gulf coast
Wednesday morning, the towboat
Harvester. owned by the West Ken
lucky Coal company. of Paducah, to-
gether with &c barges of coal. one
pump boat and two empties, sank in
20 feet of water at Donaldsonville.
La, entailing a loss estimated at
$3.50, 900. The boat, valued at $780,
600, will be a total loss while II is
probable that some of the barges and
coal can be saved.
News OF the disaster was forwarded
to the West Kentucky Coal com
pahy's Office here by c. NJ. Riker, gen.
eral manager OF the company, who
went to Donaldsonville Wednesday
night, in q brief telegram. One negro
deckhand is believed to have been
drowned.
The Harvester, a second class tow
boat on western waters, and one OF
the finest on the river, tied up at
Donaldsonville several weeks ago,
where the company operated a relay
depot. She was forced to abandon
her trip back 10 Paducah, whence she
took a large shipment of coal for
New Orleans. on account OF low
water and was waiting there for more
water. Most OF her crew had come
back home. but Capt. Floyd Burrell,
her commander, remained there with
several deckhands and the Waterman.
From information received here the
water covers the Harvester's smoke
stacks and Il Will be impossible 70
raise her except in sections, making
her loss total. She Is $50 feet long
with a so foot beam and was a strong
and powerful towboat. The 25 barges
were valued at So, 400, while the coal.
amounting to 5000 bushels to the
barge. was valued at Is cents
bushel. The value of the pump boat
was between $1,000 and 50 900.
Additional work is expected from
Mr.. Rike- today or tomorrow and
steps will be taken to raise the coal
and barges as soon as possible.
The Combines Loss.
A heavv loss was sustained by the
Pittsburgh Coal company also. but
no definite information has been re-
ceived at the branch Office here. 1t
is said that 229 loaded coal boats
and many barges sank. the lose ex-
tending from Natchez to New orleans
Oficials Of the company have pro-
ceeded to the south as well as those
of the coal combine at Pittsburgh. The
losses will be enormous TO each coal
With the big coal digger, which
was brought from Caseyville today
by the towboat Hart. the Reaper. in
charge OF Capt. Billy Smith and Capt.
Tom Martin, will probably leave to-
morrow morning for Donaldsonville,
La. to aid in the work of raising the
coal and sunken barges.
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IN METROPOLIS

!
Mrs. Ollie Stanberry, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. James Ran
kin, has returned to her home in
Charleston, Ill.
william Harris has gone TO Elgin
TO work in the insane asylum.
Miss Lora Baker has gone to Pope
county TO open her school.
Mrs. Melinda Helm Is visiting
Charles English and family, near
Brookport.
Colfax Morris and family are visit
ing in Marion.
G. Z. Nauman, of Carbondale,
made a business trip here this week.
Boner Lenard. Ed Brown, Melville
Stewart and Lester DAILY have gone
TO Champaign to enter the State uni
versity for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roberts have re-
turned from a visit to Supreme Judge
A. X. Vickers at East st. Louis.
Miss Lucy Slimpert has returned
{ MIRO ernsshrdlu etaoin shrdlu shrd
from her summer vacation. having
spent it at the Yellowstone park.
Less Poindexter, OF Mound City. is
here looking cut business location.
Miss Ethel Stevenson has gone to
Lebanon 10 enter school for the COM
ing year.
Paul Stone is here from Danville
spending bis vacation. Paul Is en-
ployed in he OGd Fellows home. He
says his father. T. S. Stone, is we'll
pleased there.
Miss Matte Frizel, of Vienna, is
visiting friends here.
J. T. Sharp Is home from Willets-
VILE. where he is in the saloon bust
ness. He was called home by the
Illness Of his son. Ben.
Miss Eunice Mathis, who is work.
ing at Marion, spent part of the week
at home With her mother.
Miss Neal Lassiter has returned
from a visit to relatives at Murray,
Ky.
Sam Miller is recuperating at Daw-
son Springs.
Rev. ]. NJ. Adams. OF the VI. e.
church, IS reported better. He has
been sick with typhoid fever and Il
was thought that he could not re-
cover.
Mrs. ]. f. Doris, OF West Frank
fort, ILL.,. visited Miss Hattie Speck-
man the last week.
Mrs. Lou Carter has accepted a
position at Lincoln and gone to fill
same.
Mrs. Minta Mohr. of Peoria. is Wis
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Berry.
Captain ]. c. Willis has been con-
fined to his bed for several days with
illness, but is reported better.
L. G. Simmons is in st. Louis this
week buying stock for his store. Is.
Mise Bertha Finly, of Samoth. Wis
tied relatives here the past week.
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TaR LOCAL NEWS
GET 1T AT GILBERT's.

SGEI IL Al OltsbEft i ..
Rubber stamps. seals. brass
stencils. etc. at The sun ofice.
-Telephone The sun Office for
samp.Ss and prices OF all kinds OF
typewriter paperr.
DIR. Gilbert. Osteopath. 642
Broadway. Phones 1876.
Linen markers for sale at this
once.
We are cutting our new crop OF
carnations. Fresh flowers daily. Brun-
son. florists, 5i9 Broadway.
Dr. u. @. Stampef, dentist. Is
now In his new offiee. 642 Broadway,
ground floor. Both phones 1876.
Individual hot lunch every night
a; the Palmer House bar at o'clock.
The steamer r. Dunbar will
make a trip 10 Cairo Sunday to see
the l.. s torpedo fotilla. Fare for
the round trip 500. Leave Paducah
? a. m. leave Cairo at o. m.
-Houst cleaning by vacuum pro-
cess. Carpets cleaned on floor. rugs.
pillows. etc. called for. Phone fs9.
City Transfer company. for informa-
ton.
The Junior Warden Mission so
ciety will meet az the broadway
Methodist church Saturday afternoon
At 4 O'Clock a full attendance Is
desired
The Kentucky leaves at p. m. to-
morrow for Riverton. Ala. She ar
rived from the Tennessee last night
with a good trip and proceeded to
Metropolis TO unload.
John Rinkleff has gone on the
road for the Southern Textile COM
pany. and has gone TO Chester. ILL.,.
on his first trip. lie will Introduce
the new patent on the knitting ma
chimes. Last June he was graduated
from High school. and promises TO
make good travelling.
Henry Harper. who was stabbed
in the abdomen last week, is able -
be up. and his recovery Is now as
sured. His condition was considered
serious for several days, but he was
pulled through.
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DIR. Farley Back Home.

DR.. Ed p. Farley, city meat. milk
and live stock inspector. has return
ed from Chicago and Whittemore,
la. While Ia Chicago he attended
the joint meeting of the American
and Chicago Veterarians' associl-
ton. While in Chicago DIR. Farley
spent week in the stock yards and
had practical experience of studying
diseased cattle. From Chicago he
went to whittemore, Ia, on visit
to relatives.
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Quite Cnpablc.

Prince Bismarck was once pressed
by certain American Official TO
recommend his son for a diplomatic
place. "He Is a very remarkable fell
low" said the proud father; che
speaks seven languages"
Indeed" said Bismarck, who did
not hold a very high opinion of In
guistlc requirements; what a Won
derful head waiter he would make!"
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River Forecast.
The river at Paducah will rise for
the next "a hours. .t..
Today's Arrivals.
Ollie r. from Dycusburg.
Henry Harley from Evansville.
Fred Hartweg from Cairo.
Harth from Caseyvine.
Kentucky from Metropolis.
George Cowling from Metropolis.
Ohio from Golconda.
Bette owen from Brookport
Reuben Dunbar from Cairo.
Today's Departures.
ollie f. for Dycusburg.
Henry Harley for Evansville
Fred Hartweg for New Orleans.
George Cowling for Metropolis.
Ohio for Golconda.
Bette owen for Brookport.
Reuben Dunbar for Cairo.
River and Weather.
The gauge marked 3.S feet this
morning, indicating rise of two
tenths OF a fot In "a hours. Weather
cltdr ana business koOu.
River Ripplings.
Delayed about Is hours by high
winds. the Henry Harley arrived ir
port at ESQ o'clock this morning
from Evansville. She had big
freight trip and many passengers.
leaving for Evansville at $3.50 a. IN.
The ollie 4. was the Cumberland
river boat today.
Gilbert Kahn. third clerk on the
Henry Harley, went back on the job
this morning after a vacation and
Ross Rutter. who has been filling the
place left for Carrsville. for visit.
The towboat Fred Hartweg came
and left this morning with rapidity
She took the combine digger Res
cue" from the foot OF Norton street
where II has been moored, and left
without a moments delay for Cairo.
whence she will proceed to New Or
leans to aid in the work of raising
the sunken combine barges OF coal.
Capt. James White. OF Louisville,
a Pittsburgh combine pilot, was in
Paducah today en- route to Cairo,
where he met the towboat John A.
Wood. from St. Louis. and proceeded
with the boat TO New Orleans with a
digger and empty barges to raise the
sunken coal barges there. Capt.
Mark Seabold. general manager OF
transportation of the coal combine.
has left Louisville for New Orleans
TO superintendent the work.
The Liberty has been ordered on
the marine ways for repairs by gov
eminent inspectors. She was dam
aged on going aground at the SIS
ters.
Paducahans will have an opportu.
nifty OF going to Cairo Sunday TO see
the United States torpedo flotilla.
which is TO accompany President
Taft and party down the Mississippi
TO New Orleans. The fleet will be at
Cairo all day and the packet boat
Reuben Dunbar has furnished rates
for an excursion there. She leaves at
9o'clock Sunday morning and return
ing to Paducah. leaves Cairo at 2
p. m. giving the excursionists ad~
vantage of all afternoon there.
Scores of rlvermen at Paducah will
go down to see the fleet.
The loss OF the Harvester and her
barges of coal at Donaldsonville,
La. was a topic for discussion on
the levee this morning.
The river is about on the verge OF
a rise and was rising today.
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r. n. Hurt to Jacob c. Gardner,
property on the Benton road, 81.
NJ. ]. MCGUIRE qualified as guar
dian for Maude Gossett and resigned.
j. d. Mcclure was then appointed
guardian and qualified.
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NEWS OF COURTS
In bankruptcy.

Commodore F. Bostice. 1928 Ten
nessee street, a laborer at the Illinois
Central railroad shops. filed a volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy, giving
his liabilities at ssG9.24 and assets
amounting to s124.SO. He claims
500 worth OF household effects and
$42.sO, salary due him, as exemp-
tions.
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In Police Court.

Breach of ordinance-M. d. Camp
bell open; c. f. Blacknall. continued
until Monday. Malicious cutting
Homer Fox. continued until tomor-
row. Breach of peace-Mack Ed
wards and ]. Davidson. continued un-
til Monday. Vagrancy-Crate Gard
ner and Charlie Haybeck, continued
until tomorrow.
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In SOCIAL CIRCLES
Their Fortieth Anniversary.

The fortieth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Henry
Lovelace was celebrated yesterday
by the immediate family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lovelace are natives of this city
and we're married here. They are
well known and have many friends,
who extend them hearty congratula~
tons.
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In County Court.

]. w. wurth qualified as the ad'
ministrator OF the estate of stepher
Wurth.
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Uusophistlcated Visitor-Why dc
go many Of your best people PLAY
what they call bridge whist
Society Leader--Oh. just TO make
the time ny.
Unsophlsticated VISITOR see
time Is money. Chicago Tribune.
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WANT ADS.

UNPUBLISHED rooms, 4O1 s. 4th.
FURNISHED House for rent. Call
at 1901 Jefferson.
DIAMONDS for sale Must sell at
once. Answer quick. C. NJ. this Office.
FOR SALE--Gentle horse and
mule Phone 625, ring 1.
FOR RENT-Apartment In hecht
Flats, 511 Adams street.
WIDE-AWAKE Pressing club. col
Trimble. Phone l269-a.
FOR RENT-Three and four room
houses. Fourth and Harrison streets.
A. NJ. Laeyison & Co.
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Little WiIlie-say. pa. what is

Little willie-say, pa, what is a
hypocrite?
PA hypocrte, my son, is a
man who publicly thanks Providence
for his success. then gets mad every
time anybody insinuates that he isn't
mainly responsible for II himself
Tit-Bits.
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FOR SALE-45 II. p. touring car
equipped with top, side curtains
four lamps, gas tank, glass front
two extra castings and cover. This
car is in excellent condition. Adj
dress Bargain. care Sun.
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Virtue Is its own reward. and
labor is mostly the other Fellows
profit.
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TELEPHONE J. M. Hickman for
groceries, coal stove wood. fence
posts; new sorghum coo per gallon.
delivered to any part OF the city.
Call US up and tell US your wants.
New phone 6+0; old phone SIS.
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COUNTER and partition for sale
the one formerly used in the Register
office; in good condition. Price $40.
The Sun Office.
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notice. have purchased the
blacksmith shop of C. J. Ballowe.
and wish to announce that | will
give you the same first-class work.
Would be pleased to have all his Gus
toners give me a trial All work
guaranteed. c. ]. Atwood.
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FOX SALE-Good work mules. A.
NJ. Laevison & Co.
FURNISHED room for rent. Call
at 1901 Jefferson street.
HAIR GUUDS-Made TO order.
Louvenla Miller. Old phone 374-a-
FOR SALE-Six room house, $50
Clay street.
EIGHT horse motor for sale cheap
at The Sun Office.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms.
Rent reasonable. 1O44 Monroe.
FOR RENT-Fiye room house,
1882 Monroe. F. NJ. Fisher.
FOR horseshoeing or rubber tires.
see John Grief. 31S Washington st.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms
for housekeeping. 322 Madison
street. Phone 1850.
WALL PAPER-Rooms complete.
on walls. $500. Also 25c paper for
l2c a roll. Phone 1856. Leroy.
FOR RENT-Flats, 7th and Broad
way. All outside rooms. Old phone
I21S-a.
WANTED-Man to press ladies'
tailor suits. None but experienced
need apply. ]. A. Rudy & Sons.
]. z. MORGAN-Horse shoeing,
general repairing, rubber tires. 40S
South Third street.
FOR RENTING Office, steam
heat, in the Register building. u. S.
Realty Co.. Fraternity building.
VISIT Buchsnan's short order res
tsurant. Open day and night. ais
Kentucky avenue.
FOR SALE-Second-hand roller
COP desk in good condition. Can be
seen at this Office.
FOR RENT : Large. cool room
with bath. Mrs. Voolfolk, 4OS
Washington.
FOR SALE-Four-year- PATCH
more colt. Perfectly gentle and city
broke Address II. r.. care Sun.
FOR RENT-s-room house IN
residence locality. Possession given
Oct. 1. Phone Sc.
WANTED-To buy a horse, Is ~
hands high. Apply F. y. Gardner,
Jr.. ia South Third street
WANTED-Position as clerk
wholesale or retail. Address c. c.
this office.
FOR sALE-At a bargain, prac
tically new. latest improved range
Also one heater. P. o. Box 54S.
FOR SALE-Solid mahogany colo
NAL table. top 24x24. Cost sl4.5J.
for $500. Old phone 1851.
FRONT ROOM for rent, with or
without board. Old phone 1919.
42i South Sixth.
WANTED-Positlon as stenog'
rapher. Six years experience. Adj
dress Z. r., care Sun.
: FOR RENT-Two flats with all
conveniences. Geo. Raleigh, col
North Sixth street.
LOST-GoA iocket; one side set
with diamonds in horse shoes. Return
to COZ S. 4th and receive reward.
FOR RENT-Front room and bath
on North Fifth street. Three blocks
from postoffice. Phone 1467-A, or
1872.
NEW and second hand buggies,
surries, phaetons and wagons real
cheap. Call at once Sexton Sign
Works, 18th and Madison. o. p. 4O1.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent
Call 15s2-a cd phone, or call
AIM Washington for full particu
lars.
ILLINOIS Coal and Feed company,
18th and Tennessee streets wants
your order for food and coal. Quality
and weights guaranteed.
WE WASH lace curtains very care
fully. Get them cleaner and whittier
than you could at home. Star Laun-
dry. Phone 200.
WANTED--To furnish your UNI
brella with a new cover or handle.
w. ~ Warren. jeweler. 4O3 Broad
way.
WANTED--Position as stenog-
rapher. Seven years experience
Reference given. Address en-, care
The Sun.
LOST-Necklace set with brilliants
Finder return to this Office and re-
ceiye reward.
FREE OF CHARGE-An White
sewing machines adjusted free OF
charge at r. n. Gardner. Jr., Co
Either phone $50.
FOR RENT-New four room
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FOR SALE-Three hundred 2
horse loads dry heating wood, sl.25
per cad. Johnston Fuel company.
Both Zones 203.
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WE STARCH lace curtains. Just
the degree of stiffness that makes
them hang nicely. and dry them upon
frames that make them square, and
stretch them smooth and even. Star
Laundry. Phone 500.
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After promoter gets his hand in
be becomes a financier.
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FOR Sale room cottage. bath
and electric lights. on car line. seven
blocks from postoffice. Bargain is
sold before October 1. See Frank
Moore, at postoffice.
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UPHOLSTERING and furniture
repairing. New phone 1896; old
1857.
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Rubber Tires.

Carriage painting and repairing
Sexton Sign Works. o. p. 401.
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The Evening sun-ioc q Week.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN A poln-
ter bird dog about months old
Black ears and large black spot on
side. VIII answer 10 the name OF
Mark Liberal reward for his re-
turn to American-German bank. or
any Information that will lead TO
his recovery.
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WANTED-Railway mail clerks.
postoffice clerks, carriers. Salary
5000 to $500. Examinations in
Paducah Nov. H. 5000 appoint-
ments coming. Preparation free.
Write Immediately for schedule.
Franklin Institute, Dept. HE.
Rochester. N. Y.
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WANTED-To buy a horse, 4 y
hands high. Apply F. y. Gardner,
Jr., ia South Third street.
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WANTED-Position as clerk
wholesale or retail. Address c. c.
this office.
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FRONT ROOM for rent, with or
without board. Old phone 1919.
42i South Sixth.
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FOR SALE-At a bargain, prac
tically new, latest improved range
Also one heater. p. o. Box 54S.
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FOR SALE-Four-year-old Patch
more colt. Perfectly gentle and city
broke. Address II. r., care Sun.
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FOR RENT-s-room house IN
residence locality. Possession given
Oct. l. Phone Sc.
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WANTED--Positlon as stenog'
rapher. Six years experience. Adj
dress Z. r., care Sun.
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: FOR RENT-Two flats with all
conveniences. Geo. Raleigh. COL
North Sixth street.
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FOR SALE-Solid mahogany colo
NAL table. top 24x24. Cost s14.51.
for $500. Old phone 1851.
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WANTED-To furnish your UNI
brella with a new cover or handle
w. n. Warren. jeweler. iOS Broad
way.
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FOR SALE-Good work mules. A.
NJ. Laevison G. Co.
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WE WASH lace curtains very care
fully. Get them cleaner and whittier
than you could at home. Star Laun-
dry. Phone 200.
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WANTED--Position as stenog-
rapher. Seven years experience
Reference given. Address "M", care
The Sun.
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LOST-Gold iocket: one side set
with diamonds in horse shoes. Return
to COZ S. 4th and receive reward.