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JUDGE SMITH
/ AWAY TO-DAY
THEREFORE COURT is NOT ~
SESSION eRANn JURY FIN.
ISLES RS WORK:

Tie grand Jury concluded fts VOL
On saturday evening and presenteE
the following indictments
May Homer murder charged win
|Isliling Noel Bs HotneF
tSfienry u. Cnmuiins assault william
Myers n
Earle seese, charged with assault
ing Hafrg CLAYTON. !,
Claude Ffuharty charged With e.
tering railroad car and stealing
Joe Hart same. VS.
Misedmeaners. Ii
Anna 3. DAVIS, aniawtal retaiiaEs
four counts
B. B. Warder and a. Z. Jepson. 81
|.waraer and Jepson, nnlawfni selling
two counts. Fl
Eliaswolf, carrying 9 revolver.
Joe Romine, same.
Charles r. Martin and John Martlu
as Martin Bros. unlawful selling.
Lewis Bennett assault. Clarence
Miller.
George j. wadsworth. carrying 70
volyer.
May Homer, neglect Of chilli, Nosl
B. Homer.
Dan Rush, exposal Of person.
Clarence Miller, assault Lewis Ben
nett.
Joseph Taylor, assault NJ. w. Harris
johnny Miller, illegal voting. %
Joseph Taylor, assault Alex. White
cotton.
Joe Raber, carrying .&nucklesl
Abe Friedman, illegal selling, two
counts
P. a. Romano and San Faleristo.
Illegal selling.
Charles Mccray, illegal selling.
Cecil Morris. assault and oatteE
Charles Price.
Curt Barthelow, assault, Kellr5
Trippith.
thelow,
Bert Pheasant, assault, Herbert
Phillips.
Fred Google, assault Bessie Hess
Minnie Mcdonald, adultery.
t. j. Talbot, illegal selling.
Elmer vandyke, assault, Carney Pat
ton.
Nelson Coleman, illegal voting.
Carney Patton, assault, Earle seese'
Harry Clayton, assault Earle seese'
Francis PopIe, illegal selling.
John Smith, illegal selling
On account of Judge E. G. smitb
hawking to appear before the Wei
virginia supreme Court of Appeals
there was no court here todoy. To
morrow the felony cases viii be start
ed and the criminal docket will O''
wiped for the civil cases that are y
follow.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
VERY LOW RATE
SUMNER EXCURSIONS

ATLANTIC CITY,
Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean
City N. j., Asbary Park, N. ..
Long Branch, N. j., Point Pleas
ant, N. j., oceon City, Nd, and
Rshoboth Beach, lei, June 2sd
July 7th and>2tst, August 9Th and
18TH and September list.
. GA. r. National Enmapment
, September 18th to 24th.
ATLANTA, ca,
odd Fellows q. o. o. F.), Sow
ereisn Grand Lodge and Patri'
aschs Militant, September 10th to
oath.
CHICAGO, ill.,,
Knights Templar Trlennial Con
cIaVe, August 9th to 18th.
DETROIT, Mich.
Eks q. P. o. E.), Grand Lodge
July nth to 18th.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,
Knights Of Pythlas. Supreme
Lodge, August Ito 10.
OCEAN CITY, N. ~
Friends General Conference,
July 9Th TO 18th,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N, Y,
BY. p. o., International conven'
tIon, July 9TH to 10th.
PACIFIC COAST CONVENTIONS,
FRESNO, Cali
Danish Brotherhood Of America
October Sd.
LOS ANGELES, caIs
American Institute Of Homeof
pathy, July 1tth5to 18th.
American Bankers Association,
October Sd to 7th.
PORTLAND, Ore.
Ancient Order Of Htbernlans 10
America, July 18th to 24th.
PUEBLO, Coli
National irrigation Congress
September 2stti to soth.
SAN FRANclsco, Cal,
American osteopatt1 Assesla-
a A %
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HUGHES WINS.

/ HUNTINGTON, w Va, June O.
The return of James A. Hughes TO
Congress SO far as the nomination Is
concerned, is admitted here. and it Is
claimed he has far more than enough
votes to name him at the WEIGH Con
gressIonal convention on the 2Sd. At
a county convention. at Madison, in
Boone county, Saturday, six of the ten
delegates we're instructed for Hughes.
In district convention in Lincoln
county all the delegates were instruct
ed for Hughes.
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BERKELEY COUNTY

MARTINsBuRG, W. vas1une O.
In the County Convention here satur
day Congressman sturgiss received
454 votes against 1856 for L. ]. Forman
and the result here and in Grant copn
ty insure sturgtss' denomination
strong resolutions were adopted en-
dorsing Senator's Elkins and Scott
and the action was unanimous In ia
voring the latter for reelection.
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franchise Turned Down.

The Clarksburg and Weston Ele :
trio Railway COMPANY turned doNa
the franchise granted to the company
some weeks ago by the town of YVES
Ton. At the time the franchise WIS
granted the term OF the contract was
not satisfactory to the company. The
term Of thirty years was considered
too short time for the franchise IL
run. 1t is said that the short term
made It hard to finance the propose
ton.
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TO MEET BRITISH spRlNrERs.

NEW YORK, June B.Nat Cart.
nell, the former University Of Penn
sylvanla star who now holds the
worlds championship sprintlng title,
sails for England to-day to defend his
honor against the British cracks.
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special
For so DAYS.

/ will ofEer for sale in Evansville,
w. Va, 1 Groom dwelling with 9 large
lot, a fine business location for $4,000.
I'm. LoueH,
RsalNEstate ACT,
Falrmont w. Va.
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| MI, Alexander Robb and SON Mas
tier Alexander spent Saturday and sun
lday With realities Il Wheeling
MI. and Mfs Janles Haggefty of
lclatksbdrg, spent yssterdayf with
Friends III city
MISS jeanette u ght vent e Wheel;
ltng Saturday o spend several days
lwith relatives.
Miss Grace N Dornell spent Sunday
with friends Id Clark sbarg.
IN. ana Mrs. George Jcllite and
Child Of Grafton, spent Yesterday with
relatives iii the city.
MISS Katherine Foy y Brockpcrt,
ii. Y I, Is the guest Of Mrs: John Nc
lcocI. on Pierpoht avenue
Mrs. Thomas Deyeny went to Wheel
ling to-day to attend the Commence.
Imsnt exercises at Mt De chantal
Academy from which institution her
daughter, Miss Mary viii graduate.
mr.. Deyeny will go to Wheeling to;
morrow to be present at the exercises.
Mrs. G. H. swisher and sons return;
ed Saturday evening from a several
days, visit with friends in Grafton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hoyatter and
children, an! Mrs. j.. M. Brown and
daughter have been the guests Of rel
atives in Grafton for several days.
Mrs. Sanford Conkhn and little
daughter, Of Plain City, Ohio, are the
guests Of Mrs. pleasy conklin, on High
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haney and daugh.:
ter have returned from a visit with
relatives at Lowesviiie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talton Engle, Of Graf;
ton spent Sunday here the guests Of
the formers mother, Mrs: J. Engle, on
walnut avenue.
Misses Mary shroyer and Esta
Smith were recent visitors in Manning.
ton.
Miss Daise Koen, of Warrington,
was a visitor in the city Saturday.
Mr.. H. F. colebank. of Hendricks,
was in town today en- route to Wheel.
ing to attend a meeting Of the West
Virginia Fraternal Association. There
will be a meeting of the executive com,
mittee Of which Mr.. colebank is a
member, this evening.
Miss Hannah Johns left last week
for Niles. Ohio where she is the guest
of her brother, Frank D. Johns and
family.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith, OF clarksburg, and
Miss Ada Langftt, OF Parkersburg'
will arrive here tomorrow to be
the guests Of Misses Blanche and
Cilda Smith on Chicago street. Misses
Langfitt and Cilda Smith VIII sail on
June 18th fora trip abroad,
John corrothers, ofatthe gstaunton
Military Academy, at staunton, Va
arrived home Saturday morning en-
route to his home at Cross Roads
Monongalia county, to spend the sum
mer.
Capt. A. W. Howard, Of 81. Adams
an uncle Of Rev. H. 9. Howard, IS a
guest at the latter's home. Capt How
ard was here in attendance az the Z
E. Council
Mr.. W. G. Ernst father oil Mrs. =.
G. Howard IS a guest at the nome u
his daughter on CASTOR avenue.
Mrs. VIII. MCCAIN anu llttie SON.
Clarence Conway McClain' o. Rom ',l
ney, VINO nave oeen ~. me su. wss u 'I =
- IL y. =.
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The weather yesterday was very
bad. Only one school made any gain
and all the others lost heavily.
This report will affect the average
Eofthe quarter very greatly,
why not make a special effort for
next Sunday?
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.

ElK1Ns, W. Va, sune Sat q
Democratic primary here Saturday for
tIoase Of Delegates John p. Davis re-
sceiysd s24 and speers SAG, County
cisfk Frank Rowan GAO and Al -,
SyIim6th 655. County Commissioner,
enTripiett $40 O. FouE 4s7, and
Smith 1lss
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upHoLsTERINo-

W. nafs ! Spec,lIg Of drDt glal1
up to date uphotstering, both plain saa
a:,cy. Mattresses and feathers rOp
oyAted. Sewing machine needles -,
supplies. All work guaranteed.
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MARsLE weak ERs MEETl

CHICAGO. june Int tion'
al Association Of Marble Workers con'
yened here today 70 taka!up many Inn
portant matters conHscted with tho
trade.
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NOTICE 70 NURSES.

The State Board Of Examiners for
Nurses Of West Virginia will meet in
Charleston at the Capitol Building,
June IA, 1910, at . Il M, to examine
Muses. for Registration. Candidates
should apply at once to- Dr.. Geo.
'Lcundsbery, Secretary, Charleston,
N. Va. lot
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m. VoEEKER,

SIS Monroe St, next % Jdcots Bldg.
con. Phone O.. tALIll.AoNT. we e.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
lsIRENpLEToN

+ FRANKLIN, . w June 6'-The
Democratic primary held IN Pendla.
ton county, ". yas reaulted in lie lol
lowing nomination. House 81 delo.
gates, John =. keister superintendent
',of schools, Flick Warner
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lisr OF CANDIDATES N TIE WEST VIac'NItes MAMMOTH
rouRoFEuRoPE coNyEsT AND VOTE or EACH



Mrs. Anna u. Thomas. 9io Penn Ave 1900
Miss Beatrice shder. lss Madison ST 1850
Mss Ethel IsFeats ~ aiadaen SKI 1880
Ms stella d Henderson sa1s suifey 81 ltle
Miss Ida IL Amos. ne Spring st 200
MS Grace JACK, is2o
MISS Ruth o. 1890
MIS- Mae b ThcEnbarg eish pisnsond 81 itIQo
mss Lou u. Forman. TIisa ST tlSQ
MS Emma saterael aerrhEnt 2fo
Mrs Enia Nj Brown Alcrgahown Ave Haynond 1850
MS Alice n Dawson Morgahown Ave. and Raymond
MISS Geneyeye Cunningham Monroe assS
Miss bessie May go Raymond sI sso
Mrs willard Embrey $50 Perpont ave ~
Miss elizabeth Kncaid, s13 Mershent
plsrRicTTWc
Including Wards Four and Five " hs Sts1 =.
Miss Helen M Fleming SOL Watson
Miss Nellie Holland, 51s Walnut Az. 1'zoo
Miss May Ireland Flats
Miss Caffeine Ill CASTOR
Miss Redc 500 h
Miss Laura NJ Huntington watson
Miss ora Nj Morgan Church Ave- so
Mrs Olive Reed. 306th ST. ~. AZ
Miss Amy Etason SIS 9th Ste.
Mrs. Halle Iough 1875 10th
Miss Lucy Morrow. 212 Locust Ave- 80
Mrs Myre Banfed 1116 Virginia Ave-
Mrs Mary Murphy 4oe Farnons Ave-
Miss Grace Keley 727 Fatrmont
Miss Nette Bartlett, s22 Locust Ave II. a.
Mrs Nellie Fleming. 200 FarmonI A ve eso
Miss Fredda Eyerhar 1888 Locust Ave. se
Miss Minnie v l. Bdnue, 1906 I'm 81 49,.
Jackson.
Miss cathane Hough ss
Mrs Opal Hail. 11t7 Sixth ST.
Miss Fairy vanGlder III Fourth 81
Miss Mary Ward, $40 oast Ave-.
Miss Rae BIocher. Walnut Ave- 10
Miss Nellie Cassidy E. :. -. - go
Miss Gypsie Davis 24s Watson Aye;
DISTRICT THREE. 4
Including City Warrington and Mannln1on
Miss Daisy Flowers 221 E. Main 300
Miss Lauderbaugh 10 Pleasant ST.
Miss Georgia Martin Ill Claksburg.
Miss Catherine Dents Run
Miss Mason 119 Monroe. AvsY
Miss Merrk Gaughan, Pyle ST.. lttV
Miss Taggart Dents Run. 1oAe
Miss Julia Dotts 10 Washington isse
Mrs Mary Alexander 23S Market. $3.50
Mrs Belle Baker, 405 Buffalo. 1blo
Miss Newell, 1898 Main. l6D
Miss Esele A. Myer, 229 B. Main. 1910
Tabler, 101 ClarAburg. Asle
Miss Edna Scott Sd Ave-, Houghto. 3RD
Matte shanks 20 2. High. A1OO
Bessie Newell, 1889 Main. 1880
Miss Bessie Mockler 404 Buffalo
Miss Claudia McNeely. Central 1910
Miss Alice G. jerks, Water. 1Sgg
Miss MCGEE Pyle ST..
Miss Faulkner, 4OS Franklin St 500
Mrs. Lottie Beatty 112 Pleasant ST..
Miss Dletz 400 Clarkurg 200
DISTRICT FOUR,
Including all that part Of Marion County Outside OF Farohs
nngon Districts; Districts n Adiotnlns coanass
Miss June Radcliffe Catawba. gov
Miss Nete Bartlett Harrington
Ethel Hahn, Pennington
villa Wells Pennington WY
Miss Eva Dutch, Pennington
Hagey Harrington
Miss Fety, Harrington t9
Miss Opal Morgan, Pennington u
Miss Josephine Martin Enterprise
Miss Enterprise Ivy
Miss Lawlis Enterprise
Miss Tichenor Enterprise. A's9
Miss Gladys Tetrck, Enterprise ly0
Miss Nellie Long, Enterprise. lsyv
Miss Katie Atkins, Enterprise.
Miss Amy Terck Enterprise. eV
Miss Gode Bice, Enterprise l,yg
Miss Stur, Enterprise. tu
Mrs Alice Ireland Worthington. isvv
Mrs Luella Howell Worthington VQ
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HUGH 3. oNEY

HUGH r. oNEY
Successor to ], F. staley.
Wholesale and Retail Manufactures Of
Tlnware, Roofing and Spout
ing a Speciality. p
Having purchased the business Of
J. F. staley and having had 20 years
Of experience am prepared to do all
kinds Of business in this line. Your
patronage solicited Satisfaction guar.
antecd. Give me trial.
H. R. oNEY,
Jackson St., under operafHouse'
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gaslNtipa I0E e ll.. EIrlIlI.l.
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CARPET CLEAN

HAVE YOUR a. Ca Car3si
Electric Vacuum ssil I Iils'
Reasonable rates
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TOOLS AND HARDWARE

MECHANICS. CARPENTERS. PLAST-
ercrs. brickIayers. masons-we want
you TO Know that VIC can sell YOU all
kinds OF tools at prices which will as
fonish you: trial order VIII convince
Tho Colorado Tool and Supply Co, under
new management. ll9 West So. Temple
rfS55
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove. Water jackets cleaned. All makes
of water jackets for sale We make a
specially OF furnace CRATES and repairs.
Rear o3l So. State ST. Telephones 4iI4
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ASSAYERS
FIREPROOF STORAGE

SAFE STOKACE-FIREPRO WARE
house, equipped with automarIc
spi inklers. low rate OF insurance; house,
hold goods packed and stored. MOTH
PROOF VAULTS for fur garments
ELEVATORS aud stornCa
stalls Pool-cars shipped to all points.
expert packers. Let US figure with YOU:
prices lower j. X. L. Stores Co.. Bell
cNcnanRe Ii. ina. l3 m213S
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,,,d regular session. *. A. a,
PIE. corner Secnrds Ss held al NJ
jo9rnInc jo9 1hlsa rWHts;dnesdayy ay's5 It .ai
EccorGe--. 'a'e. ]. u%
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ONE MODERN FURNISHED ROOM FOR
gentleman. 52S South West Temple.
r23OS
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
bath, pantry electric lights. OF
telephone. Bell 1897. T30 West Ord North;
r22S
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DENTISTS
HOSPITALS

HOSPITAL, For
merry keogh- -Hammand. has been new
~ furnished and equipped: homelike and
aulet a rooms: S1OSo 10 SIS per week hos
pItal charges; one-half regular price for
GGonnnement cases. 166 West 2nd North.
oo.i phoneS o122l
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HALF OF AN S-ROOM HOUSE. NO.
IL Barrows ave. Second South bet 5tb
and 9th East. Inquire d6i e End South
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TEE BATTLE CREEK SANITARII,M
treatment rooms have been remodele 4
and fully equipped for giving SPECIAL nni
general treatments; electric light bath:
massage. and general vibra tions are 4
speclal feature; separate apartments for
ladies' and gentlemen. No. 1aa Main st
Bell 1874. Ind. 1870. lex
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING,
SHIPPING

WE SHIP II II GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States, cut rates. Klmball
Van and Storage Co.. 19 w. 1st So m266s
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,

NICELY FURNISHED SUITES OF
housekeeping rooms, ll5 So. dth East.
ro6Iy
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen No. so West 9Th South;
furnace heat. Ind 23l2. Bell 39s1-NY.
roo2I
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HAIRDREss1NG COLLEGE,
SANIrARIUM

MARTIN SANITARIUM CO.
HeNical fJeetricity and dry hot air f,r
Treatment II all chronic ana acute di,.
Eases: skin. rheumatism. neuralgia. ner.-
BUSINESS. stomach and female"troubies. au
south Main. Ind. phone 193O-A na:l1
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
for two gentlemen. $3.50 per week. Bell
phone 269S-Z. 225 West No. Temple.
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HOUSEKEEPING APTMTs., CLOSE
In: modern; gas. bath, lights fur
nished. 652 So. 2nd East. r169
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SHOE REPAIRING
FLUFF EUGS

GREAT WESTERN SHOE REPAIRING
Co; neat and pleasing work done the
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TWO APIS. OF ROOMS EACH. FUR
nished. on the first and second floors: :
month. % w 9th So Phono Bell 39s4-Y !;
Ind 2545 r50
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GROOM HOUSE. COMPLETELY FUR
nished: also plano. $50 End ave. 1883
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DETECTIVES
GLOVE MANUFACTURERS
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED

WE REPAIR BICYCLES. CASH REGIS
ters. lawn mowers. III keys. etc Knud-
sen. % So. State st. ms05s
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ONE i-RoOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE
with basement, $50, $50 So. ith East
street. ro6oq
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HOUSE. OR ROOMS, S57 3RD EAST
Rivers. 48 East lst South. o9S7
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TEN ROOM MOD. HOME, HOT WATER
heat, furnished. 67 C st. r777
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SECRET SOM

"5' a M9RniH so5siAI LODGE I,
evening at : o'riietiins ~
work Soi,, V Viock. ID
Cnrlstopher DiehI. .eIea,
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FOR RENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

3-ROOM APARTMENT. WELL FUR
nshed. with screened sleeping porcn'
Call evenings or Sunday. Gibbons aperIIoo
ments Tel. Bell 166l-Z. rzlio
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>9 &C.; !; '':;;;';. +; = ]: = s 8
Members O, ,aaessday q =:
brethren invited lodges 49,
@cses :: Phillips. sec.e,;, g; 9 Sd
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ON EAST SIDE, ROOMS COMPLETE
for housekeeping. Bath. light, plano
If desired. Address Q-5 Tribune 1851
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TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. electric light
and bath. 26 South 9Th West. oos2
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BEST FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE.
keeping rooms to bo found in the city;
close IN: $40 to SIS per month t1b North
Majn. Bell phono 4052-Y. m3197
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WAsATcII LODGE Yo
Masonic tempIs S NC. l.s,I
and Second East B. coIns. 4
sisifr sis; ;f,. 'ooges and sojoulnnI,aa on,a 1
o'aly Invited. A. AIt9:'1nlss :: Il
a J. Lowe, Secretarnr ~ Whsui
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TWO ROOMS ON GROUND FLOOR
for light housekeeping, s2S South west
Temple. r46o
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. with Gas. 625 Richards st.. half
block south OF tabernacle, kS346
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NJ M.&MasoAaHId i IMGniAH LODGE kcID; SoH
month. corner M F;r,,s ,seS1nd 4.
i Mast, Members Of 's s, soOla =
yJi.alnihs yi.ad members IN i,s%s sa q e
i,tosi r,,gd' y. a. simpkinn' feOa
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FURNISHED ROOM. MODERN, go AND
up. 3Ij South 2nd East r235s
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MOD. S-ROOM APT. COMPLETE FOR
housekeeping. with bath and gas 11Se 1Se
w, 5th So. 1850
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FOR RENT
RENT-RooMs FURNISHED.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with bath privileges. $lo per month
The Alexandria, $50 South West Tempie;
Bell phone 23SS. oeA
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FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN. SUIT,
able for two gentlemen. 47s Z. SeconS
South, o2AS
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. AP-
' o333
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FOR RENT--RoOMS UNFURNISHED
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS IN
auire Salt Lake Security Trust Co..
80 South Main st, m2508
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MODERN FRONT ROOM CLOSE IN.
s3 30 n week. Bell II56-K r2496
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L.. RGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
front room: best location in the city
81 First avenue. n.sao
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A WELL FURNISHED ROOM CHEAP
TO right party S56 T., 3rd So. r254a
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BILLIARDS AND POOL

FOR A NICE, COOL PLACE TO SPEND
your spare time, go 10 Icons place. 23I
Main o.64
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LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
with private family; bath and phone.
Ina. 12s So. eth East. Ind. phone 1902.
r1S29
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MODERN FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
$50 East 4th South. Bell 2653-H rfo
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WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS IN
splendid location; nice. quiet home with
ererv convenience. close In, 23S South
md East. Ind. phone 1864, r1156
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SUITE OF TWO FRONT ROOMS, IN
modern house 954 East LIST South
Bell 1259-K. r229
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ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING;
also one large unfurnished room, sos
e LIST South. 1850
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|RCOM MOD, FURNISHED. Sc
McC.leIland ave. olzS'
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-02-17
LIBERTY OF PRESS
In CUBA LIBRE
MAN. WHO SHOT EDITOR, PAR
DONED. BUT EDITORS RE
FUSE PARDONs.

Havana. Feb. 17.-General Oren-
clio Nodarse was today released from
prison on a pardon from President
Gomez. after an Incarceration q "a
hours for shooting Senior Torr.ente.
editor OF the La Petitico Comica
Nodarse was sentenced 20 three
years imprisonment, but as the re
suit OF what Gomez considered mitt-
eating circumstances, the president
granted the pardon. Editors OF La
Prez, Prenxa and Lagoidea. who
were imprisoned for attacking Ga
momez in their papers. will be re-
leased today as the result OF the
passage by the house OF representa-
tives of a bin granting amnesty 90
an prisoners held for libel The
men refused 90 accept pardons and
the entire press OF the island imme-
dlately began a campaign against
the restriction OF newspapers.