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FACTORY SITES FOR SALE.

EAcToRy srTFcs-t own suitable plots and
lots upon which I will erect factory puila-
ings TO suit prospective purchasers and teaanls
on easy terms. c. f. 40 pioao
st.
FRELINGHUYSEN ~Ay.-corner with siding;
Mot S0x200: will build to suit; satisfactory
terms; get particulars. FEST q fElSI, fSS
Broad st.
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A delayed advertisement brings only the
Aftermath Of trade. fcs the first cali that
captures the procession Of customsrs.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE.

NEW fye-story and basement. ~fireproof build
ing, corner, suitable for hign-class manuiac-
turing business requiring Hight. airy and cheer,
for sub-letting of lofts; frst-class investment;
very central; price right. c. T.
776 Broad st.
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Printers ard StatfODers.
YOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU
WANT IT. BIRRFLL-BROWN o Printers
and stationers. 74 broad ST.. Star Building.
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STORES. OFFICES. ETC. TO LET

MERCHANTS desiring to lease Broad st. To-
cations will do well to see me-: ! have sew
eral very, desirable opportunities. located be-
tween Bank and Central avs. c. =. hRAE-
MER 7T6 Br lad st.
STORE. on South BROAD ST., to let. for imme-
diate occupancy: very desirable store; rea-
sonable rent. and long-term lease. Apply TO
CIIAS. L. KRAEMER. 776 Broad st.
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stoves.

stoves.
THE mi is here to use u stove. Go right
to M. Isl Springfield av.,
where you can get the best stove for the least
money. Fixtures for all kinds of stoves. Tele-
phone 1902 L. Waverly.
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STORAGE.

stored. 81 per month; plano roofns eteon
heated during winter; furniture stored. 81 per
month up; locked rooms.
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RATES
ONE CENT PER WORD

including insertion in all editions of the Eve
ming Star under any Justification, or
Death notices, per insertion ...a....... % cents
With funeral notice, per insertion .......50 cents
Birth and marriage notices. per inser-
tiOn F.. % cents
Resolutions. cards of thanks. per line. 10 cents
Meeting and lodge notices. per line .. Il. 10 cents
For contract rates. phone 1890 Market.
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FARMS O SALE.


NORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES acres; WITH
i3-roon house: good barn and outbuildings;
never-failing stream: fruit trees under culti-
walton; in the beautiful Washington yalIey'
will sell ON easy terms or exchange for New
ark income property. CHAS. T.
l76 Broad 1T.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

FRAENTzEL & RICHARDS, patent law.
American and foreign patents. trademarks
and copyright. and mechanical engineering.
Liverpool and London and Globe Building, cor
ner Broad and Mechanic SITS, rooms 60i-602.
Phone 3fS5--J. Newark.
DRAKE & Co, Globe Building, 500 Broad St.
room 200. solicitors of patents and experts in
all matters relating to inventions. Oldest and
largest in. the State. Established in 1865. Free
advice as to patentability. Telephone 2946.
DIR. EDWARD ScHAAF.
AND LUNG SPECIALIST.
27 South Orange av.. has returned from
Europe. Office hours. 13 and 6-s.
RUSSELL NJ. EVERETT. Tel. 4sss-R. Market.
Patents. Trade Marks and Copyrights.
Court cases. Cor. Broad and Market.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
Hardwood Floors, Parquetry

Parquet floors. Old focrs refinlshed. VIM.
H.. JAMoUNEAU. 10 Branford p1. Tel. 2207.
THOMAS GREEN. for thirty years located at
63 Bank ST., dealer in sewing machines and
repairer OF w~ringers and carpet sweepers, is
now located at 1903 Washington ST.. near New.
sole agent for 1900 Gravity Washer. Phone
2583-W.
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM wanted by o single man within i5 min
utes walk to -Four Corners. Address, with
price, b., Boz 50, Star Once.
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Grinding ard Cutlery.
GRINDING and repairing OF cutlery. BARRIERS
tools end doctors Instruments. +. LAUTER
JUNG. ITO Springfield av.
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LADIES' and mems clothing on credit from the
best cash stores, business confdential; no
agents or collectors. Address Il. B., Star Office.
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HELMSTAEDTER-On January 10
1910, Michael, beloved husband Oh
Eva NJ. Helmstaedter (nee Rummel,
aged 10 years 8 months, Els Elm
street.
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HULLEY-On January II, 1910, Rachel
beloved wife of the late Joseph Hui
ley, at her niece's residence, Mrs. Ed
ward Squire, 171k Summer avenue.
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Printing.
CARDS. billheads. etc, fine work. quick deliv
cry. 75c up. ROSE PRESS. 1853 Mulberry st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

$50. 900 DIVIDED monthly; positive proof to par
ties with 500 or more, for legitimate invest
ment. Address RARE CHANCE. Box IS. Star
Office.
SURE PAY-Now pays 12 per cent. honest
work. no sham. Inquire of c. H. GERDES,
2S4 Market ST.. Newark. N. J.
YOUNG MAN wishes lady partner with $500 or
$500 in q good paying business: party TO handle
their own money. NJ, Box 81. Star Office,
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

ONE Groom house. with stationary tubs. gas,
water and toilet. suitable for one or two
families. Address GREENFIELD Davis av.,
near Bergen av., Kearny, N. ]. SEQ and $500.
PRINCE ST.. 269--Five large. light rooms;
house will be put in first-class condition for
desirable colored family; rent low. FEST &
FEST. 1888 Broad st.
HOUSE TO ,.ET-Nine t) large rooms and
bath: laundry In basement: newly papered:
hrst-class condition. IL Sidney place.
SEyEN-ROOM HOUSE. with garden: good nlace
for chickens Address GREENFIELD. Davis
av., near Bergen av., Kearny,' N. j. $500.
SOUTH 9TH ST near 18th rooms
bath. omen plumbing. hardwood floors and
trim. steam heat electricity. two toilets; rent
$50. FEST & FEST. 1888 Broad st.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

VoORHIs-on January II, 1910, Carrie
b., daughter of George and Sarah e.
Noorhis, 1853 Woodside II
WILLICKS-W. p. Willicks died Jan
uary II, 1910, aged II years 6 months.
ZIPFEL-Entered into rest on Sunday.
January 16. 1910. Veronica Zipfel (nee
Wuertz), beloved wife of John Zipfel,
ST.. 927 South Seventeenth street.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL. 1s Commerce st. |:
rooms zoe. 25c. 3c per night; for gentlemen
only, free baths and latest improvements.
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INSTRUCTION.

MISS ToWNsEND'S BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. 81 Park place. New
nrh; = W 1;Mtaorengn 'nstrnSa9 Pm IN AL al d lspar
tory. Certificate admits to leading colleges.
Reopens September 20 Miss Townsend will be
at home from 10 to 8 after September %. Cir
cular.
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Ladies' Tai1OrS.
SAM RICH, swell ladies' tailor and dressmaker
81 S. Orange av. Phone 1436-W. Newark.
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""H N"UIHFt WHRcTHs
l.. SONNTAG. 499 South Nineteenth ST., near
Fift ,cnth av.. hrst-class repairing on houses;
moderate prices. Repairing and polishing
furniture especially. Send postal card.
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Carpenter. and Cabinet Mnker..

WE BUY and sell all kinds of books. Send
postal and will call. II. SUTTA. a. Academy
street.
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MURRAY-Suddenly. at his late resi-
dence, No. 166 Bergen street, On Sum-
day, January 16. 1910. William J., be-
loved son of Agnes and the late Mi
chael Murray. aged SO years.
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GEARITY-On January 16. 1910, James,
beloved husband of the late Catherine
Gearity, ITO Central avenue.
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RYERsON+On January II, 1910, Eliza
beth NJ, Ryerson, at her late resi-
dence, 101 South Street,
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DOES your sewing machine need repairing? II
SO. send postal to MR.. MITCHELL. 40 Thir-
teenth ay. He repairs all makes.
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MULDOON-At Orange, n. j., on
Monday, January II, 1910. Julia Mary
Agnes Muldoon, the beloved daugh-
ter Of James p. and Catherine Null
doom mer McManus), Go Beach
street, Orange Valley.
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SMITH ELECTRIC CO.. electrical contractors;
everything electrical installed and repaired.
22l Springfield av.
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GOLD, silver. platinum. diamonds. pearls and
pawn tickets for diamonds bought. N.
BLuME. S97 Broad st.
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ROSS-On January is. 1910, at her late
residence, 2s2 Sussex avenue Emma,
wife of the late August Ross.
3 Notice of funeral hereafter.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

Observation-Disclosures salesman. So years of
age. American born. wishes to connect with
reliable firm, any line. c., Box 90. Star Office.
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SAMPLE cASESi SAMPLE CASES! Made TO
order; old cases and bags repaired promptly.
IT,. SILVER, CSC Mulberry st.
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SCHOLL-On January II, 1910. Aneliza
Scholl (nee Kearney), beloved wife of
George Scholl. aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on
Wednesday, January 10. at 2 p. m,
from her late residence, PAL Nc
Whorter street. Interment in Fair
mount Cemetery.
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TOPHAM-on January 16. 1909, Henry,
beloved husband Of Agnes ]. Pop
ham, aged so years, los North Fourth
street, Harrison, n. ].
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: THEATRICAL pOTES s


Iprose; and the brilhancy OF fancy
and sprighily dialogue Of Rostand
were not lost sight of in the transla-
ton. Like all his plays II is gentle
satire. The Romeo and Juliet idea is
treated in that light vein, and the
whole action takes place IN two ad-
joining gardens, where the son and
daughter Of neighboring families fall
In love, because their parents, who
desire them to, are wise enough
to pretend unjust objections to the
match. The audience Is speedily
taken into the confidence Of the
dramatist and the rest of the family
and throughout the lively action Of
the piece, in which the two principal
characters are seriously acting
tragedy while the others are playing
farce, the interes, Is sustained TO the
end. There Is nothing else Ike
LES Romanesque" on the stage.
During the last summer the Sylvan
players produced the comedy al
fresco, performing in the great art.
literary and educational centers with
marked success. The organization
resembles the Ben Greet players.
There are ten actors in the cast and
everyone Is especially selected for
his rendition Of the character as
signed him or her This is the orlgi-
nal company.
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FOOTBALL TODAY.
..s......s.ss.

At New Orleans-sewanee vs.
Louisiana State.
At Nashyille-Vanderb vs.. Mis-
sissippi
At Danvllle-Central Kentucky
VS.. Tulane.
At ACKNOWLEDGMENT and Lee
VS.. V. p. /.
At Richmond-George Washing
ton VS.. Richmond.
At Willlamsburg-William and
Mary vs.. Hampton-Sldney.
At West Point-Harvard vs.
Army.
At New Haven-Yale vs.. Colgate
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vs.
Carlisle.
Al New York-Prlnceton vs.. Dart
mouth.
At Ithaca--Cornell vs.. Williams
At Syracuse-Syracuse vs.. Michi-
gan.
At AnnapolIs--Navy vs.. Western.
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Two Notable Attractions.

Two attractions coming Thursday
and Friday nights Of next week TO
me Kentucky should interest AIT and
music lovers. as well as entertain
lovers of sweet music and whole
some comedy. That are the Shcchan
English Grand Opera company in
IN Trovatore" Thursday night ana
he Sylvan Players IN LES Roman
esque," or the Love Doctor Friday
night.
Taking them In order: the Ken
tucky management need have no
eGatrrn about the PATRONAGE Of
music of "Il Trovatore" is known to
every one of them. But TO that
great public. whose hearts respond
to sweet music. but to whom the
name grand opera spells heavy
crashes Of Wagnerian sound aad the
lunmuStGl trills and shrieks o. the
amateur showing of. It should he eN-
| plaintG that no sweeter music was
evef heard than OF Italian grand
ope q. and that the score OF al
lTrovatore' contains more genuinely
entrancing melodies than any other
composition ever written. In other
words, one doesn't need 10 be mp on
music to appreciate and enjoy Italian
opera. and "Il TrovatOre" in particu-
lar. Moreover. the opera "a given in
English and the story II deals with
is dramatically worth hearing. In
addition TO this. Mr. Sheehan has
surrounded himself with singers OF
note like himself. and a chorus OF AZ
trained voices. He also carries sew
eral extra pieces to augment the
orchestra: so that the patrons OF the
Kentucky win have the opportunity
OF hearing real grand opera by real
grand opera singers under conditions
that seldom are within the reach Of
people outside the great cities. Mr..
Sheehan was a star with the Savage
organization. and the old Bostonians.
and is known as a leader among the
stock grand opera singers. OF Boston.
New York, Chicago and Cincinnati
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Michael f. Jarboe. George Bland
ford, Francis Kurz. Oscar Z. kurz'
Augustus o. Hutter George II. And
rect, Philip A. Elan.
For Confirmation.
The members q the confirmation
class are:
Gl-is.
Camille b. l. Kelley, Catherine
Morgan. Agnes Byrne, krss II. Flynn
Theresa A. Oberhauson. En,ma p.
Nasserang. Mar, e. Voolfolk. Ma
tlda J. FRANKIE. Macy V. Mullen,
sarah f. Blandf1rI, Mary NJ Blana-
ford. Agnes f. an. Mary Dugan,
Lilly L. Yopp. Rcsa,ia NJ. Liedwicker
Mary r. Sheehan, Caroline A. kort'
Mary \. MciL1e. Lncy J. Satiei,
Lrcy NJ. .ilis,rt Irene sahaLe~.
Ruth Darshsr. Mabel Gocke!. Lucia
Addison, Nay NJ. Elder. Mary {
Bernhard. nr Sc r. Nick.es. Agros
Ruth sauerierg. Mary Lee Ecker,
Pose Mary Eich, Mary X. Nichcls.
Nary II. Markey. Mary p. Wehi.
sfary V. Safer. Catherine McGarrl-
esl. Mary T. Martin, Barbara L. Eng
lert. Lorena Street, Mary j. Geif,
Lucille A. Yopp. Veo Mary Rapp,
Margaret A. Gourieux. Catherine II.
Farrell. Mary Louise Frakes. Henri
eta Mitchell. Mary E. Casino. Mary
P. Robertson, Rose L. Meigan, Jose
phine Glynn. Mary Jarboe. Clara
Jarboe, josephine E. Gourleux. hhere-
sa NJ. Gockel Mary L. Andeson,
Theresa Garth Safer.
Boys.
John Conroy Dorian, Charles Ber-
nard Dorian, Joseph o. Mullin, JOS
eph r. Cummings, James II. Cum
mings. Charles Tashner. Francis NJ.
Vie, Francis Ellington, Thomas NJ.
Woodward, George f. Oberhausen.
Robert w. Voolfolk, Eugene Suther-
land, John II. Voor, Herman b. Voor.
William E. McCreary, Geo. Herman
Greif, Louis II. Coureier. Henry C.
Snyder, Herbert Evetts, Francis z.
Lally, James E. Keegan. Joseph H.
Sheehan, John Mulvin. Emmett d.
Hannah. Joseph II. Mccain, Charles
Anthony Gockel, Clarence Francis
Gockel, Joseph F. Anderson. John II.
Yopp. Henry A. Budde. Burchiel
Kelly, William Hannah, Joseph c.
Watkins, John r. Luigs, Edw 4 J.
Kortz, Joseph d. Murphy. Charles r.
Safer, George T. Ellington, Francis
A. Luigs, William r. Faulkner,
Joseph n. L. Moore.
Adults.
Lilly Margaret Kilcoyne, Mary
Portia Glynn, Anthony II. Vogt,
Mary A. Vogt, Francis Fisher, Rich
ard NJ. Sutherland, John d. Burrows,
Henry Singery, David singery, John
L. f. Bequette. Harry Hiram. Geo.
Bondurant, John Henry Lehnhard,
Mary Martha Wood, William Lurton
Averitt, Elizabeth Averitt, Florence
II. Scott, James G.. Casken, Florence
c. Senser, John r. V. Faulkner.
George W. Moller, Oscar H. Greif.
Mary c. f. Mayer, Philomena Witt
man. Agnes e. Weise. Frances C.I
Weise, Margaret Hovekamp, Thomas
NJ. Woodward, Federico NJ. Door,
Joseph ID. Scott, Agnes e. Wool
bridge, Florence C. Senser, Joseph
w. Chapple. John L. Chapple, Eliza
beth A. Wilkinson, Louise L. Donni-
gan, Sarah A Peak, William Grover
Fowler. William Greenhalgh. Lilly
Greenhalgh, Herbert A. Evitts. Au-
gustus n. Greif, John Miles Byrne,
Mary Alice Byrne. Joseph Bernard
Blandford, Anna Laura Hayden.
Colored
John Kelly Harris, Ida Anastatla
Harris, Elmira Harris, Luella Harris,
Mary Matte Roberts, Catherine Rob
erts, Benjamin Roberts, Virginia
Roberts, William f. Sellars.
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November Hooking.

Thursday, Nov. 3.--Joseph Shee-
hans English Grand Opeda Co., In
I'll Trovatore."
Friday, Nov. i.--Sylvan Players In
lies ROmmesque."
Saturday, Nov. 5.--'The Boss OF
the Ranch"
Monday. Nov. THE Schel-
schmilts under auspices OF Matinee
Musical clue.
November 0.-"CaSino Girl"
week of Nov. 1i.-"StOck Com
pany."
November 10.-"The Climax"
November 2f.-"M q. Fields
Mmstrcls."
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Golf Tournament.

The November handicap tourna-
ment to be held by the members OF
the Paducah Golf club has been ar
ranged. and much interest has been
aroused In the contests. The con-
testants as they are matched are:
Wheeler. 3; Campbell. 4. Grass
ham. o; Rhodes. 9: Sheriff.. G.
Rieke. w. NJ. 8; Rieke. L. NJ. Jr.,
o. Lindsey. .; Keller, 3. Fitzpat-
rick, 3; Gilbert. o. Sinnott. 8;
Wellle, c.. 3. Wallace. o: Hughes.
3. Goodman, o: Reyburn, /. Wei,
o; Russell. 8. Taylor, /; weille. j..
3. Langstaf. c., .: Moequot. 3.
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LARGE GLASS TO
BE CONFIRMED
(Con.inued from Page on..i

in the county, where the Sacrament
of Confirmation will be administered
to a class. He will return to Padu-
,ah. and will leave at 6:15 o'clock
for Mayfield, where he will confirm a
class Sunday evening. Monday morn
ing he will administer the sacrament
at the Fancy Farm church, and will
pass through Paducah Monday on
his return trip.
Three services will be held at the
st. Francis de Sales church tomorrow
The first mass will be held at G
O'Clock; the second mass at Z o'clock
when the first communion will be
observed. and the third mass at $3.50
O'Clock when the sacrament Of con-
|frmation will be administered.
Bishop o'Donaghue has many warm
friends among the Catholics of Padu-
cab, and he is public spirited and
a man OF wide learning.
New Communicates.
The list of persons who will take
the first communion IL:
Girls.
Clara NJ. Senser, Maud NJ. Grouse
Catherine l.. Bernhard, Doris Louise
Thomas, Helena G. Graves, Mary r
Bright, Mary A. Cleary, Catherine A
Well, Mary A. Voolfolk, Mary l.
Kilcoyne, Anna D. Kilcoyne. Edward
D. Marley. Mary E. Hill, Lena Far
rell, Margaret NJ. Bergman. Sarah
Gray. Loretta Halpn, Mary L. Quin-
Ian. Cecilia B. Farrell, Agnes Hager-
ty, Mary Frances MCGOWAN.
Boys.
William Gross Hayden, Martin f.
Kelly. Henry b. Snyder, Robert A.
Street Albert L. Slngery, Joseph w.
Dicke, George L. p. Yopp, Joseph E.
Elder, Clarence w. Theobald, Thorn
as II. Elder, Joseph Hoffman,
Cletus F. Budde, Francis C. weise,
Clarence ]. Wallace, Laurence S.
Oberhsusen, William F. Frakes, Ed
ward J. Flynn. Joseph II. G. Kneer.
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John Kelly Harris, Ida Anastatii
Harris, Elmira Harris, Luella Harris
Mary Matte Roberts, Catherine Rob.
erts, Benjamin Roberts, Virgins
Roberts, William f. Sellars.
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lies Romanesnue.-

Les Romanesque" is another at
traction out Of the ordinary, which
requires some explanation. Il Is
the production OF Rostand. the great
French dramatist. who wrote LAG
non." "Cyrano de Bergerac" and
"Chantecler." Originally In French
verse, IT was translated by the Chi
cago University department OF
languages into modern English
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-29
GREAT SACHEM
VISITED RED MEN HERE LAST
NIGHT.
Otega Tribe Has Great Pow Wow
Ina Honor OF Their IllustriOus
Guest.

Red Men had a heap big Pow WOW
last night at the hall on North
Fourth street. Homer j. Northcutt,
of Coyington, great sachem of Ken
lucky, was present. and the events
lof the evening were more lively with
tn presence of the big chief He
delivered an address during the
Ievening while degree work was put
on several candidats. After the
festivities a supper was enjoyed.
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With cold water. will not stick to-
gether In a solid mass as Il inclined
10 DO. The rice can be put into the
oven for moment afterwards TO
reheat IL.
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The idea that when people meet
IL is necessary for them to talk has
grown out of helpless self-distrust.
Not over FIVE out Of a million people
say anything when they converse.
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W. o. W. Memorial.

The annual memorial exercises OF
the Woodmen OF the World and the
Woodmen circles will be held tomor-
row afternoon at Oak Grove ceme-
terry The members of Jersey camp
will march TO the Three Links build
ing. where the members of Olive
camp will join the march, and at
Fourteenth and Trimble streets the
ladies of the groves will meet the
members of the camps and march to
the cemetery.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-29

Any woman can buy the beauty
sold at drug stores. such as II f..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24

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