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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. La. Oct S.-Spot cot ton opened higher but closed steady and unchanged: middlng 1S1-1G. Sales 1900 on the spot, and 1900 to amive
 Futures opened steady at an ad- vance of SOS points on good buying orders from interests who were said to be switching from the bear to the bull side of the market
 The advance continued until prices were 10 to II points over yesterday s closing, but at this level proft-taking by longs and fresh selling for short accounts became large in volume and pices were gradually beaten down until the advance was all lost and was replaced by a decline of to | points net.
 The decline was checked late in the day by the very heavy spinners talk ings, 259,o0o bales for the week. ac- closing was steady at net decline Of [ to points
 Cotton futures ranged as follows.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Oct S-The government report failed to affect the wheat mar ket to any great extent today, but caused a bulge of nearly 20 in corn prices, the official statistics indicating a deterioration of nearly point in the condition of the corn crop in the United States during September.
 The wheat market, however, was bullishly affected by the prevailing high premiums on the cash grain and closed unchanged to 3-4 higher com pared with the previous close Final quotations on corn showed net gains of 3-s to IS Oats and provisions closed firm, Wheat closed firm with December 102 1-S
 Official statistics on the condition of the corn crop in the United States indicated deterioration of nearly point since September 1. The unex- pected falling off in conditions, caused sharp bulge of more than 1c in the final fifteen minutes, but prices react ed from the high point on profit-taking The close was strong with December 5S 5-s.
 Oats rallied with wheat and corn and closed at net gains of 1-4 to 1-4@ 3-S despite the government report, which was of bearish nature
 Provisions were strong all day, ow- ing to light receipts of live hogs at all western packing centers
 Prices at the close were unchanged to 20c higher
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THE AUTOMOBILE ROAD.

Since the road is a certainty, wouldn't you like to have home near the line, somewhere between Ben ton and Hot Springs? There are many good openings for gardeners, truck men, poultrymen. dairymen, farmers and stockmen. There are quite a number of innings prospects and abundance of the best water you ever drank. The country is healthful. the climate is delightful and the scenery IS picturesque. For further information address T. c. Williams, Lonsdale, Ark. 9-25 I'm
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Cotton futures ranged as follows.

Cotton spots opened higher and closed steady unchanged Low ordin' ary 93-S nominal; ordinary 10 1916; good ordinary Il 5-S; strict good ordIn. ary 12 1-l6; low miodling 121-2; strict low miidling 12 ls-16. middling. 13 i.16; strict middling B 316: strict good middling ls l-2; middling fair F 5-S; mlddling fair to fair IA; fair 14 s3-s.
 Receipts 5,404; stock, s9.lO9
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LITTLE ROCK & HOT SPRINGS
 WESTERN R. R. co.
Time Card.

No. I, leaving Hot Springs at 10:05 a. m., runs through to Pine Bluff with out change, arriving at Pine Bluff at 2:05 D. m, and No. 1, leaving Pine Bluff at 4:30 D. m., arrives at Hot Springs at 10:15 D. m.
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j. W. vining, Proprietor.
WARNING ORDER.
h Garland chsneery Court.

Alec T. Collins, plaintiff. vs. J. F. Collins. defendant
 The defendant, ]. E. Collins is warned to appear in this court within 20 days to answer the complaint oi the plaintiff
 Given under my hand and the sea of said court this sth day of october 1909 H. A Huntington. Clerk
 By A q. Sullenburger. D. c. c. T. Gotham. Attorney AdLitem.
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Buy your wood and coal from the Hot Springs Wood and Coal Yards. Telephone, B and 195 H. c. Bondu- rant. S-29 If
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THE MONEY MARKET.

New York, Oct Money on call strong 4f.2 to B ruling rate and clos ing bid 434; offered 5 Tine loans firm; 60 days 4t2@9-S; 90 days and 6 months l-2
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FURNISHED ROOMs-Neatlv fur.

FURNISHED ROOMS Neatly fur. nished flats and rooms for housekeep- water; near hot water. Arsenic, Rock ing; gas electric lights and running and the Iron Megnesia free spring. Take North Border car to Mt Ida street ]. B. Burges, 52S Park avenue. Hot Springs, Ark. 9-l6-7m
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Bargains in second hand coal heat. CTS at J. H Ermey's Furniture store, col Ouachita avenue, phone 33S.
 9-S0-tf
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PETIT COLLECTING AGENCY.

Prompt returns made to all collec' tions entrusted in our hands.
 Jno. A. Petit. Mgr. Phone 45s... {. i20 Prospect Ave.
 9.IG-1m
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County scrip In small pieces for sale. which can be used for paying taxes. Apply to \. ]. H., Sentinel. Record orrice. BIO If
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Dr. A. J. Edwards has removed his office from C29 1-2 Central to Arlsan. sas National Bank building. 9-19tf
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Buy your wood and coal from the fftt Springs Wood and Coal Yards. Telephone. 73 and l95. II. C. Rnndu rant. s.2s tf
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See the new plaster board at Smiti & Milau's. s27 Central Phone 6ss
 9.25f
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FOR RDNT--NiceIy furnished three four and i've room cottages: all mod ern conveniences; best residence part Of the city: reasonable rent Apply at 2n7 Cedar street sr falephons zes-
 11-25 If.
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FOR SAIJE--Great bargain; beauti- ful upright piano. standard make, fin ished in the Gothic style, made of santa Domingo and Honduras Ma hogany, with alternating art panels and pelasters; this is one of the finest pianos ever shipped south and will be sold regardless of cost Address 70" care this office. 10-5-6t
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WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO YOUR pEsTINA- TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE POP. COOPER BROS. LIVERY & TRANSFER co.
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FOR SALE-B Basket phaeton, one set of single harness, one set hand sewed double harness, ladies' Colum- bia wheel, one ladies English pig skin side saddle; all in perfect con dition Apply at, 11S Wilmington avenue. 10-3-d
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Another DIg sn1pment Of all the lat est fads in rancy work. just arrived at Mrs c Higgins. s6s Central avs. uuo. s-20 If.
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Imported wurtzpurser EIoIfbrau at Gunther's Bar. s-l9tf
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All kinds Of second hand coal heat- CTS cheap at Ermey's Furniture Store, 60i Onaehitn avenue. phone aaS.
 g30-tf
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FOR SALE-Poodle pups, cheap. Inquire 12O5 Malvern ay. 10-5 Ct
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FoR sALg.

FOR SATE-Good paying restau- rant. 2l5 Ouachita avenue. 10-1-2w
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Additional train service. All trains arrive and depart from Benton Street station opposite the postoffice.
 Trains Depart
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At Rud4's

to Cairo this morning. She will
probably be able to leave tomorrow
Miss Ella May Thompson, 1914
Trimble street. was resting easy this
afternoon after an operation at River
side hospital this morning.
The board of public works will
meet In regular session this afternoon
81 s:30 o'clock at the city hall. Only
the routine business IL scheduled TO
come before the board.
Sec Brunson's display OF deco
rated Christmas plants from loo and
up at j29 Broadway.
Christmas will be observed Sat
urday by the marketers and the city
market viii not be open. Friday will
be the last day to purchase food for
the Christmas feast.
See our display at stutz's OF
cut flowers. potted plants. wreaths
and Xmas trees. Schmaus Brothers,
Both phones 1872.
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BOUNDARY DISPUTE
BETWEEN TENNESSEE AMI
NORTH CAROLINA.
Carolina Attorney-General Would
Have Commission Survey the
Line and Take Testimony.

Washington. Dec. 81 The states
of North Carolina and Tennessee are
at variance as to the manner of de-
termining the boundary lines be-
tween them. and the case is before
the United States supreme court.
The attorney-general of North Caro-
lima would have commissioners APP
pointed to survey the line and take
testimony, whereas the attorney
general of Tennessee thinks the APP
polntment of commissioners should
follow the taking OF testimony.
A motion to carry the Carolina
idea into effect was argued today.
The court has the matter under ad-
visement.
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RAILROAD NOTES

Nearly every employe of the ILL
nois Central shops will spend Christ
mas out of the city, judging from the
number of applications for passes.
However, most of the trips will be
short, although some of the employees
will be absent for week. This year
the shops will be closed only Satur-
day for Christmas. The demand for
equipment and cars is so steady that
there will not be any cessation OF
work as during the last several years.
General Foreman James Hofiich
was i'll today and unable to be on
duty. John Schroeder officiated in his
place.
Harry McCourt, superintendent OF
southern lines, was in the city for a
short time yesterday. He went to
Mounds, H., from Paducah.
Division Storekeeper U. II. Clarke
left this morning for Princeton on
business.
Mr.. John Clarke, of the storekeep-
ing department. went to Fulton to-
day on business.
Fire destroyed a quantity OF sup
plies in the bookkeeping department
In Fulton this morning. The loss
was not heavy as the fire was checked
quickly.
An unknown man was seriously in
jured last nigh. by the first section OF
freight train, No. 1856. at Cedar BLUM
II Is believed that his name is ]. A
Aughenbaugh. and his home Is neal
Dawson Springs. Little particulars
OF the accident could be learned. as
he was not an employee of the Illinois
Central.
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WEALTHY WOMAN
AIDING STRIKERS
MRS. BELMONT AND DAUGHTER
OF j. p. MORGAN LEADERS.
Help SI,irtwaist Hands-Definite
Plan OF Action That Is Ex-
pected to End I'm Victory.
THIS HAS BEEN MAPPED OUT

New York. Dec. 21.-Miss Anne
Morgan, daughter of J. p. Morgan
and Mrs. o. ii. p. Belmont, mistress
of millions. appeared today as duly
authorized labor leaders, charged
with the responsibility of directing
in part at least the strike of 10000
girl shirt waist makers here.
These two women, in conference
with the officers of the union, de-
cided yesterday on a definite plan OF
action which they believe will result
in victory for the strikers. A state
ment was given to the public today,
saying that these society leaders will
provide aid and legal defense for all
members of the union who are ar
rested while doing picket duty, and
will personally take up the work OF
directing the strikers.
Mrs. Belmont expressed herself as
indignant at the manner in which
the police are alleged to have inter-
fered with the strikers. She has re-
ldlntu HuluDtT VI HfSl-tldSS Ia"
yers to defend them in the police
courts. At Miss Morgan's sugges-
ton a call has been issued for vOlun-
teers to act as watchers in the neigh
borhood of the shops where the
strike is in progress. These watch
ers, many of whom will be promin-
ent society women, will report up
on the facts concerning arrests and
be ready to testify in behalf Of the
pickets.
Mr.. /. b. Hyman, president of the
Manufacturers Association, severely
condemns the action of Mrs. Bel
mont, Miss Morgan and other veal
thy women in helping the cause OF
the strikers, declaring that they are
doing the girls harm and merely
prolonging a little longer the strike,
which, but for their interference,
would have died natural death by
this time"
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THG LOCAL NEWS
GET 1T AT GILBERT's.


DIR. q. b. Froage has removed 10
Brookhill Bldg 4th and Broadway.
DIR. Gilbert. ostecpath. s42
Broadway. Phones 1876.
-Brunson has the seed that VIII
produce fine lawn, plant now.
Brunson. 529 Broadway.
rubber stamps. seals. brass
stencils. etc. at The Sun office.
Plum Pudding. Prince Fruit
Cake. Sweet Mangle Pickles at
Biederman's.
We give you more coal for a
dollar tian any coal dealer In the
city. Bunch OF kindllhg with every
dollar OR. Phones 479. Flowers
a. Wagnss
wall paper bargains: 10000
rolls at reduced prices TO make room
for new stock Kelly 4 limbaugh.
S2i Kentucky avenue.
Go TO Klrchon's 10 get your
Xmas piinglies and fruit cakes.
Linen markers for sale at thf
oRee
The greatest variety OF type
writer papers from onion skin to
heavy ledgers. and In sizes from half
letter 20 legal. az The sun office.
Plum Pudding. Prince Fruit
Cake. Sweet Mangle Pickles at
Biedermans.
II You appreciate good coffee.
visit Buchanan's restaurant. 2f9 Ken
lucky avenue. Open day and night.
buy your Christmas fruit cake
OF Hem, Gockcl. 1913 South Third
ftreet. Prices reasonable.
Tho Auditorium skating rink
will be open tonight. Admission 10
cents. Ladies free. Use OF skates
10 cents.
Plum Pudding. Prince Fruit
Cake. Sweet Mangle Pickles at
BiedermaI's.
Telephone The Sun office for
samples and prices OF all kinds OF
typewriter papers.
-Thc walbert camp Of Confeder-
ate veterans will meet tonight at
1870 O'Clock at the city hall for the
purpose OF electlng officers for the
year 1910.
Miss Nita Powell. 1910 Broad
street. IL IN OF the grip.
Plum Pudding. Prince Fruit
Cake. Sweet Mangle Pickles at
Biedermau's.
Nominations for officers Of the
Baraca class OF the Fountain Avenue
Methodist church will be made to-
night at meeting OF the clsas. All
members are urged TO be present and
participate In the nomination. The
meeting will begin at 7:3O O'Clock.
-Brunson's display of Christmas
flowers now on at 500 Broadway.
The RIVER was not safe enough for
the Dick Fowler 10 make her trip
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SOLDIERS FEAST
SAILORS AND SOLDIERS TO DINE
WITH UNCLE SAM.
Good Things 10 Eat Are En Route
to 1000 Blue Jackets ON
Oceans.

Washington, Dec. 21.-Every SOL
der and sailor in the service of the
United States will celebrate Christ
mas at the expense of the govern
ment.
This year the government will give
the 1900 sailors of the Atlantic bat
tleship fleet, which is a large percent
age of those in the service, an UNI
usually fine spread at New York.
Last year the fishes of the sea en-
joyed the dinner designed for the
sailors. The navy department had
sent oat aboard the ocean steamer
Republic a large quantity of cram
berries, nuts, apples, turkeys and
other Christmas dainies valued at
ls61,191, for the battleship feet at
Gibraltar. then on its cruise around
the world. The Republic sank after
collision and so did the blue
jackets Christmas dinners.
A policy has been adopted in the
navy of taking the blue jackets
periodically to some big port, where
they may enjoy life to the fullest
The British navy officials claims to
have discovered that after such
periods of hilarity the sailor Is more
contented at sea. They will be start
ed off on their holidays by big
Christmas dinner, including oyster
cocktails. roast turkey, cranberry
sauce, pumpkin pie, ice cream, assort-
ed fruits and nuts. coffee and cigars,
In the army special dinners will be
served at the various garrisons and
posts.
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Mr.. ]. w. Robertson, of Grand
Rivers. was In the city today on bust
ness.
Mr.. ID. ID. Terrell. OF Slater. was
in the city on business
Mrs. Tlney Ross and two daugh
ters. of Dukedom, Tenn. arrived in
the city this morning on a visit to
the Rev. and Mrs. ID. w. Fooks, of
Maplewood Terrace.
Mrs. w. b Hubbard and daughter
Nell, of Louisville, are visiting Mrs
Sudie Barker, AIS Norton street
Mrs. G. W. Mcclure. s17 North
Tenth street, Is recovering from an
Illness with pneumonia.
Mr. c. G. Beale. of Murray. was
In the city yesterday on business.
Mr.. w. V. Champion, of Pickney-
Vile. was in the city yesterday on
business
Miss Fannie Pendley has returned
from attending school at Rome. Ga.
to spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. ]. w
Pendley.
Mr.. j. l.. Rudolph. OF Lone Oak
has returned from Brownsville, Tenn
where he visited his daughter, Mrs
w. b. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Adcock, o.
Glllispie. H., will arrive tonight or
visit to Mrs. Adcock's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. vanderveld, S24 Bach
man street.
Master Aubrey Meacham. of Norti
Sixth street, is i'll at the home of hi!
parents, MIR. and Mrs. ID. A. Meach
am.
Mr.. Leslie Warren will return
Thursday from school at Jasper, Ind.
to spend the holidays.
The Rev. J. w. Hudspeth, of Hop.
kinsville, returned home this after
noon.
The Rev. Robert NJ. Hopkins, state
Sunday echool evangelist. of Louis
vile, returned home early this morn
ing.
Mr.. Maurice Lagerwahl win arriv,
from Memphis Friday to spend
Christmas with his parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. +. Lagerwahl.
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The Mayfeli Messenger contains
the following:
"Mayfield, KY, Dec. 21.-Dear
Santa-If you come this way remem-
Der that | am still here and preaching
all am able to do. You remembered
me very kindly while preaching for
the Tenth Street church at Paducah.
My overcoat IL getting little bit old.
Your old friend,
-. c. SHELTON"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

PALM ER-Thomas r. Todd. Lou
isvllle; +. Dillon. Louisville: X. Guy
Walker. Memphis; G.. W. Landrum,
Smithland; Harry II. Miller. st.
Louis: b. +. Evans. Fulton; w. II.
Daarmer, Chicago; w. ID. Hines, La
Center.
BELNEDERE--W. y. Faulkner,
st. Louis: G. n. McGrew, Bayou:
Harry Massie. Brookport; Eb Baynes,
Metropolis; Il. II. Haley. Murray; d.
ID. Eccles. Savannah; f. b. Irvan,
Murray; c. Il. Walker. st. Louis;
Harry Rudy, Oscar.
NEW RICBMOND-Mrs. j. w
Lauder, Calvert City: ]. NJ. Dunlap
vicksburg: j. X. Noe, Detroit f. II
Mahry. Cunningham: Roy Towery
Princeton; j. J. Perry, La Center
Hugh Charlton, Wingo Green Towns
Golconda.
SEND HER A NICE BASKET
OF FRUIT. soc AND UP. STUTZ'S
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In SOCIAL CIRCLES
Tea at The Palmer.

Manager Stewart Sinnott, of Tbs
Palmer House, began Monday after.
noon serving tea, from to in the
afternoon, for the benefit of the lady
shoppers, and the first day was q
great success. The lea is merely an
experiment with the management
In many cities the teas are well pat.
ronized. and appreciated very much
by the shoppers. and Manager Sin.
mott believes the feature will take
well with Paducah shoppers. Profes-
sor Deal furnishes the music during
the hours.
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MT. ~. =. Mdlhti, VI thtoltINllit
o.. arrived today to spend Christmas
with his son, Mr.. w. b. Mather, OF
l116 North Sixteenth street.
Mrs. J. C. Moore and two children
of Lexington, Tenn, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John Doyle, of 1927 South
Sixth street.
Mrs Walter Word and Mrs. L
Wyatt, of Kevll were in the city to-
day shopping.
Mrs Maurice Murphy, of Kevil, ar.
rived in the city this morning.
Mr.. James p. Sleeth has returned
from the south to spend Christmas
with his family.
Mr.. George Landrum, of Smith.
land. was in the city today on bust
ness
Mrs. w. V. Eaton and two children
Mary Frances and William, Jr.. left
at noon today to spend Christmas
with relatives In Bowling Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Boyd have re-
turned from a short visit in Graves
county.
Attorney Lal ID. Threlkeld, OF
Smithland, was in the city this morn
ing en- route to his home in Dawson
Springs to spend Christmas.
Attorney w. II. Moore, of Golcon-
da. is in the city today.
Mr. Haynes Dunn, OF Smithland
Is visiting in the city.
ME-, Smo noryfpo hoc oopa 20 r..
ansville on a two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Rutter, 91i
Trimble street. have returned from
Carrsville after a visit.
Mrs. George CAN left today for
Fulton. Mo-. to spend Christmas with
relatives.
DR.. 7. IT. Baker. OF La Center. was
in the city today on business.
Mr.. John NJ. Moore. of La Center
arrived in the city this morning.
Hon. Lal d. Threlkeld. OF Smith
land was in the city last night.
Miss Marie Rawlinson. OF La Gen.
ter. was in the city today shopping
Sheriff WIN Hail. of Wickliffe, was
N the city today business.
Mr.. II. H. Evans, OF la Center, is
in the city on business.
Mrs. Fred McCreery, CT North
Thirteenth street. will return this
evening from Louisville, where she
has been on a visit to relatives.
Miss Ethel Sights and Mss Lucy
cite Soule. who are students at the
College of Music will not return for
the holidays.
Mr.. David Yeiser. Jr., who Is a
student at the Bliss Electrical school
in Washington. will return Thursday
to spend the holidays with his par
ents. Or. and Mrs. d. A. Yeiser, of
Arcadia.
Miss Sadie Smith will return on
Thursday from Lynchburg. Va,
where she is a student at Randolph
Macon college. She will spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Smith, 500 North
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gilbert left to-
day for Murray on a visit to rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. Fred Boekmon has returned
from Danville. where he is attending
Central university. to spend the hol-
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
f. w. Bockmon.
Mrs. Hardy Bryant and children,
OF Chicago. are visiting Magistrate
and Mrs. John j. Bleich. of Clark
street.
Misses Jean and Mary Morris, Of
Seventh street and Kentucky avenue,
have returned from Columbus, Mo-.
where they are attending Christian
college.
Mrs. A. r. Perkins, 527 North
Eighth street. will leave tomorrow
for Central City.
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Date OF Miss SCOTS Club Party
Changed.

The date of Miss Gertrude Scott's
euehre has been changed from Tues
day, December 2s. TO "Wednesday, the
2sth. owing to conflicting dates. She
will entertain at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. NJ. X. Scott, on
North Fourth street. The Euchre
club and the Entire Nous club are
Miss SCOTS honor guests.
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Mizpah Mission Christmas Tree
Dec. D.

The Mlzpah mission OF the First
Presbyterian church will have Christ
mas tree and cantata Monday night,
December %. Those who will take
part are requested TO be at the mis-
sion to rehearse at O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon.
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RIoomins Christmas Plants

Azaleas. Lilly OF the Valley, LII
les, Hyacinths. Narcusses, decorated
pans of Poinsetta. Christmas Pep
pers, Primroses, etc.
Brunson's, 52s broadway.
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Allcott-Shuford Marriage This After
noon.

The marriage of Miss Helen Allcott
and Mr.. John Houston Shuford, of
Knoxville. Tenn, will be quietly sol
emnized this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
at the home of the brides uncle, Mr..
Henry C. OVERLY. 231 Fountain ave
nue.. Only the family and a few init
mate friends will witness the cere-
mony.
The Rev. NJ. r. Dodd. of the First
Baptist church, will perform the cere-
mony. Miss Allcott will be attended
by her sister. Miss Henry Allcott, of
Chicago. Mr.. J. w. White, OF Penn
sylvania. is the best man.
The couple will leave at 6:1O
O'Clock for a wedding trip TO Florida.
They will be at home in Knoxville.
Tenn. IN two weeks.
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sewing Zee with Miss owen.

Miss May owen will be the hostess
of the Sewing Bee at her home on
Jefferson street on Wednesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT.
AT RUDX'S.
Notice.

All members of Manchester Grove
No. 20, w. o. w. circle, will meet
Monday night. December 81, at the
Three Links building. After that
date will meet the first and third
Tuesday nights in each month.
A. l.. 1SEMAN, w. G,
MARY HOUSER. Clerk.
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AT RUDY's.

Mr.. C. L. Dunlap. 1889 Clay street
has returned home from Enid. Okla,
where he has been contracting.