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FRANK M PRINDLE is CO New YorkImporters of
THE MAISOIV VIOLETrcolay Purls Krance lino of Perfumes Soaps and Sachets Ambro
I Koyale Extra Vlblctte Cytlse FarncRC Ncldor Hosarolnc JasminCyclamen
ti Bidwell Bidwell CoEnglandta
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I Dru alata-Botli IPhones 178 Plftli and Broadway
Night bull nt eido door1 I
THE LOCAL MSDr Gilbert osteopath 440M
Broadway Phone 190Visit Pages short order restau-
rant 123 South SecondForms for real estate agents for
rasp nt this oOep-Walipap0r bargains at lceiley I
Utnbaughs 321 KentuckyI avenueVeterinarians 1iluley c Flshor
134C old sr1 new Hospital 42J
lioiitn ThirdAll kinds of tall bulbs also re-
liable lawn grass seed at BrunsouVC29 Broadway
Manicuring hairdressing ecalitreatmtnta and massaging lolaFisher CM lKentucky phono ts1i2
Linen markers for sale at thisomce
City subscribers to The DslljBun who wish tub delivery of shellpapers stopped mutt notify our collectors or make tho requests directto Thu Sun alike No attention willbe pld to such orders when giverto carriers Sun Publshlng Co
Bulb liulbs Bulbs HyacinthsNarotuau TjuUt > Jonquils CrocusIris M Ji Yopp Seed Co
Two largo sized congregationKrccud the newjtastor of tho Cumb rlandPreslyterjiiKchurch Ijt v DW Fooks arTwo1fth>anil trlmbloxtreots Ono addition was made tcthe church at the evening service
Flrjiman rYd Meunlier of thtControl station returned to work to-
day aftV p mdlnj5 Ills weeks vacstsar and Ftremtn E MrOarmlrk oltheiNo 2 tallon lleft oa hU weeksplMiture trip The vacation seasonoelhrtdlre deltartneat tonbont ovcc8 nil of the fire buys have flat theirptuasnro jaunt-
sHOTEL ARRIVALS
PanlPr J Jacobs St LouisW 11 MepiLsy Olnohnatl W SSondowon sound City K Robertien MurnayP 31rDFerguson IA
Center Oflle MI James Marlon WG CCIfton Marion A R McKenzie
Cttatattooaai JP T lisle l ulsvlllo-1iolv dcrtvij KWn Cairo Frank
Mlllettr Ixiulrvlllo IL B Br> nn1
Bowling Oran II MI Williams St-
lA1l1lliI Win Young Chicago E Ad
bon Porta O IU Massey IluknW 0 Hogan San Frnntlsco F 11
Dunoan ifopklnsrtHe J J MaloneCake
Nose Richmond L Hall PtIlflWcmt CrD Dragon Rlpleykdrgo Wliwn Ruttierfbrd O S
Mattey Ruth ford 11 0 CurdHdtelj J R SobUton Henderson tM Wekow IxMlbettor B H MiuelliHxlert A MI Todd lUookport R T-
Flyual Star Lime Works
Mrs IEva Webb and son MatterJflhn Webb of XI 3 North SixthstreyfhalQgoueI to Nashville tospend two months vltltlas friendsI
Old HomesteadHorehound
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know for those plight tint an ¬
noying coughs which almostall of us have these early talldays Our grandmothersknew their business whenthey said Horehound forlight coughs because Its ef¬
fective yet harmless beingtree from drugs add a llttosugar to make It taste good
fOIl Homestoailla tho kindgrandma bunt her reputation
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RIVER HEWS
liver ReportPlttslurg 59 01 rlCincinnati 3102 rllllLouisville 2 OO kl-
Evanarllo cM22 01 ra1Mt Vernon 23 Oa rlooMt Oarmel J kQtOA h1dNashville C7 00 aloChattanooga 23 oc rli-
FJorwiw missing-Johnsonvlllo 10 03 tanCairo y4a 02 fallSt Ixiuls 35 02 rloPaducah 14 OO Hf-
Jtlvor stage tut 7 oclock this morrlug 14 a stand since yetterdamorning and n fall of 1 since SatmI I
day morningTho J B Richardson will IIP duo
tonight from Waterloo Ala and a-
way landings Shevwlll make a shotlanding at Paducah and thin go toBrookiort and Metropolis to unloaand load freight Tho Rlchardsowill return from below tomorrowcyonlng and receive freight till Wedneiday evening at C oclock when sbowill 1leave for the Tonnes1
TheiReubcnDunbar got away Salui3y 181jt4at 1130 oclock for theTennessee with a big cargo of frolgh
nightyThe tworegular trips from M g-
madetropollshoro
and return today doing a big ftwlgand passenger fbunlie s oo tooltrips <
Tho Indiana nrflvcd from Dycuburg this morning and got away s-
rkRoylorr
lniltt arId with a igrgl5moi-
rowIta of freight She will return
morning and leave for Dycuburg i
The Addle got away on timlhlmorning for Jopj a with a <gooralgbt trip She will return this af-
ternoonl
jTho Pavonla got away yeetcrda
ror the Tcnnoweo with a tow 01
Jinpty barges after cross ties for the
COl1llIRnI iTennwsopvstorday after several rafts of log I
for MttropollaITbo Kuttawa came out of tho Ternonce yesterday with a largo 10S
raft for Metropoli-sIalrlck Jolcc a well known rive
man In Paducah U visiting In thcity after an eight months trillthrough tho north
The Clyde and tho J S will bothbo lot off tho marine ways thlweek troth boats are In tho verbest of repair They will bo tied UJIn tho Paducah harbor
radurnliniiN at CoiivoiitlonAmong the steamboatmen of thE
old school who are taking a deep III
Iciest In tho convention Is MaJ J JAshcraft of yie St Ix > uls and Perncsice River Packet Line who III1
known by most every man womaand child alonjr that historic streartMaJ Aehcraft it a mhmber4 of tIllEhlloh mtllltary park commission
Capt J Fr Ellison secretary 01
tho Ohio Volley Improvement pareclntlou Is a native Kentuckian hay-
Ing been born In Paducah Capt Elson Is a thorough steamboatmaand a man of charming pcrsonalltwho not only has a host of friends III
home but all along the Ohio anlMississippi rivers For many yearGap Ellison commanded the brantlful steamer Hudson In tho St I
and Paducah trade previous to becoming superintendent of the Pittburgs and Cincinnati packet linesLouisville Times
Ingins llluffMr Roy Katterjohn1 has becom
associated with lull father In tho Katerjohn Construction companyaCedar Bluff and early next hiontwill remove to Cedar Bluff to reJand take charge of the plant Mt
Katterjohn has been elected vicepresident J1111will still remain ii
tho firm of the Southern Auto am
Machine company and Mr F rDalby will return from Jacksonfenn and take charge of the mahlne company
sSol Vniiglmn III
Mr Sol 0 Vaughan COS NprtFifth street who line been qulto II
jlnco Friday Is mot Improved antotkiy his many friends will regreto learn
Profwror and Mrs1 Mahler wl1
return to Paducah to open classes lidancing dclrarto and physical cutluro PrUay afternoon at 4 oclock To
phi dren In the Womans club build11Mt
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IIIN SOCIAL CIRCLES
ItI11Thoof Grace Episcopal church will meet
partsIhouseImportance
Nutting HyHamdnyThe pupils of the sixth nnU r>wrvont
grades ofthe Franklin soliootlpent a
liwJSonljthenuts A delightful luncheon was enJoyed The patty was In charge oMrsI Barr Mistes Elsie HoewlscheiClara Winston and Mr SII E 141gonII
IHrtliilny ul1IMiss IuclIe Covlngton the daughtar of Mr pad Mrs C C Corlngtor
numllooraptly on Saturday afternoon at herlhomo in celebration of herr ninthbirthday It was a1 delightful ondpretty party <
Stnto It A II VMIoiH1 IhaiitlfullJlnlortatlKXl
The folowing Is the account rromIthe Lexington leader of tho notablbrilliant entertainment given at therecent State D A IL conference IInthat city and said to surpass any1thing of Its kind In the state In recen
yearsTheLexington and Bryan Station
Chapters Daughters of the AmericaRevolution entertained with a banquot Thursday evening1 at the Countrycub In honor of the national atiistate officers ant the delegatesl trottho various chapters who are visitor
IIn the city for the D A R slateconference The Country club WRII
an attractive place for the affair anathe decorations ro lavish and artlsUc made It perfectly beautiful Pottlarei of bright yetfowI and red nutumn leaves were hung In the door-way between th twq haler i and onIall the chandeliers on tho woodeibeams of the celling and extending Ingrlanilki over tho tables the fuV
tTe1III1IIIubuds Added to this were greatbunches of yellow chrysanthemumssix dozen of the lovely blossoms having been sent the chapters by theSons of the Revolution and of yel
I low rotes In vases silver urns antloving cups the mantels beingbanked with ferns The guests wereserved fllt four long tables placed intho dining room and living room andn email lrcuar table in the hatwhero cowers were laid for those tojk
wholelthrownas one gicat banquet room Thvsmall tabe had for Its centerpiece a
InBooIwidth a canopy was formed Of the
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tlllllntotabUw wire decked with yellowchrysanthemums and roses and the
ItlIlikt
name rarli were marked with thowheel and dletaff the D A iRv emb ¬
loin and a sprig of ijuepraw palnteJIn water colors the aitlstic handi-work
¬t and gift of Mrs John Angus of
welllikethey compiled They were coveredwith white TiM paper and tied with
I blue cord making the D A R colorsand on the front page of tho bookletwas printed Banquet of tho Lex ¬
ington and Bryan Station Chaptersto the Twelfth Annual State Con ¬
ference D A U mid this quotationfrom Dan Ie Boone All In al thereis but one Kentucky also the emb¬
lent of the order and the place anddate Country cub Lexington KyOctober 22 I OSThe menu andtoast list wore on the pages whichwere made of rich cream paper andthe loitering In buff With each de-tail of the menu was a stanza of thesongs for the program and on thepages devoted to tile toasts were ap¬
propriate quotations
ililXullill Pnrty-ii crowd of boys andgirls went to Clark river yesterdaynutting and spent the day very peas ¬
any gathering outs They broughtIn about four burhole Mleses EvaDian Veil Dean Ethel Dean PeggyDean Rom Walker Jove GriffinThom8iII Andy Weathorlngtbn Hop JlouserCharlie fleck Charlie VarwleirvllleListen Oro8s Willie Poore Mr Elrod and Mlffl Evn Dean chaperonedtho party
Mr A C Mitchell manager ofFrank Fehr Brewing Co has goneto Rock Castle Ky to attend thefuneraj of his mother who died thereafter an linen of two years duratlon
Mr Guy Jones went to Kuttawatoday on business
I Mr Alben Barkley went to Prince-ton
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I today where he will talk poll ¬
ties v s
II Miss Myrtto Decker will 1leave
IThursday for a visit nlthfrend 1I atClarksJalo Miss
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tMrv Henry Rudy returned lastwooing from u business trfp to NewYork
TMr Felix St John returned thismorning from a several days bUil-
tt teas trip to Louisville1
Miss Ooraldlno GIpson has reotunned homo after a visit to friends
ITennII an attack of rheumatismII Col W F Katterjohn went to Ce ¬
dar muff this morning on businessMr nod Mrs James OaChoun Rlekc
returned last night from a weddingtour to Chicago Buffalo New York
and Columbus Mr aid lraJttekowill be at home at Eighth and Jorforeoin etrccts
Mr Thomas J Fraurnuy1 of Rodmart Ga returned home today afterspending Sunday In the city
Mrs James H Black of TerraHaute Indwhip Is the guest of hersister Mrs Mlltort Q Cope of Wo tBroadwayv went to Fulton today t10
spend iPfSw days with datives thereShe will return here-
AttorneyJ S Ross wmt to Smithlaud today and made an address at II
Democratic raMjo-
Mlko Grltriri > went to Murray today to attend thegpeaking and courtday r
Sir and MwXall Mrs Dess Woiford Mfrs Pearl Hodges Mr IemHodges Miss Lalla Prayor Mr acneThompson Miss Carrie Hodges MrBoyd Emmerson and Miss Xola Doasett a party from Folsomdale Kyspent five days at Barnes Lako nearMethopolls 111 Fishing nuttlnand otrtlngs were enjoyed by the
Iparty by ttho coureey of Mr Bayneowner of <helako
COXTHST
Of Halms on llosibtul RoMrvatloMny FolloW KimllnB of Hitllys
Daughter
n lcago Oct 2GTl1e tnlsslidaughter of Jack SuHy the SoutDakota outlaw who occupied theRosebud Reservation for more Ulanhalf a century before he was killedby federal officers six years ago he-
hoes locatcdtlti Jhrago She Is de
rared to be Trlxle Sing wife of LoutSng tho millionaire Chinaman
It Is said thatips a child the wusftoen from that reservation 22 y nr
agoTheresult may be a contest of an
he claims on the Rosebud It Is exixcted the heirs of Sully will cLaimitle to the reservation on the ground
that It was occupied by the notorlons rattle tusUerfor longer than 20ears
BET TIIEIU TROUSERS
On Hllllnhl Game and MarI That Islound It Hinliarri sliiK
Now York Oct 2GSomethlngnew In freak bets was Introduced IInIrooklyn when William W Williamand Walter M Aestrlcher wageredheir trousers on the result of a blland match The bet made In the
hil4 at of an argument over their abllUI as cue wlelders was carried outto the letter much to the distress orIr Oestrelcher who after losing theame and Incidentally hs troueers
aDd being compelled to hide hlmselbIceath the friendly folds of a poolable cover learned that his wife tQ
whom a messenger had been deslatched for aid had sent In lieu or
nother pair of tri plers a daintily em-
broidered smoking Jacket
HLllCTIONS IX1 CANADA
VIII lie held Today Xew Parllanuitt to ife Chosen
Montreal Oct 2j> A general pleaSon will be held today throughou
the Dominion of Canada to choore i1tow parlament At present tinJbenal part led by Sir Wllfrei
curler holds control of the Canodlan government as It has done torthe past twelve years and nothingbas developed during tho five weeksampdfgn just cored to indicate thaia change Is Imminent
Most of the authorities howevertgreo that the Liberals will be shortof some of their strength The Liberala bad a majority of CG members Irthe last parliament Their leadenfill be satisfied with half that num-
ber In the new one
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MarathonTheII-
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I of the season 1008 So
the new Marathon isIIand Hosiery to
i the seas Ins winner Itsj the most popular fad in the
east rn cities and itsgoing to be in favor here
I just as soon as the good
dressers know we have
IthemWell
Thyre lire
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navy So if youwant to be a winner in
I styleHue
youd better get in
nfTft r1 In 1ollce Court
Monday was a dull tar In polls <
court circles and the Monday dockcwas ta light one jibe docket readDrunk = Robert Blair John lime
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Allen Popper and Harry Brown 11l Ill1dcoslH each Breach of ordtnanc
Wes Burns U and costs UarryWhltrisdlsnilsipl iWIll Kirk ondII
lObtaahgmonenby until Octfalse prcteaae
Lrthur Jones colored alias Shlne1Iforibllltinned until October 28
CourtII began thlIIITnorrrlng and Circuit Judge WilllatiReed read over the docket Motionwero beard but court soon adjournedTomorrow tho cases will bo set butno cases wfll be heard until the Jat
ter part of next eek PracttcallthcrQ will be no court until after theelection as all of the attorneys 810busy In politics
RINGLEADERST
Continued from page oar
by Mr Rice Sheriff Easterwoocwent to Samburg from Mc1ml1took Applewhite In chargp pnd WDI
I returning to Camp Nemo with himwhen the small party was surround-ed by the lake county mono
The prisoner was demanded thoObon county sheriff and two orthree hot heads in the lAke countposse would have done violence hadcooler heads not Interfered Apple
Iwhite was finally brought Into campturned over to Col Tatpm and without the formality of Interrogation bythe court of Inquiry was sent totheguard house under heavy guard
stenches Critical Stage-The contention between Oblon und
Lake county men has reached a antical stage Sheriff Easterwood hatbeen severely criticised for his seeming lack of Interest In the InvestigalIon and It has been openly chargedthat he Is in sympathy with the night
ridersGovPatterson took him to task
last Thursday when ho was at CampNemo and spurred him into real activity Sheriff Easterwood has beerafraid It Is said to make arrestswithout warrants and has only doneso under the positive orders of GovPatterson and Col Tatom the latterhaving entire charge of the entire in-
vestigation and night riding districtMemphis Men In Game
To MaJ J B Horton and a squadof Memphis troops i accompanied by
Deputy P S Sparks of Lake county
felt the honor of making two mostImportant arrests They came in tinnature of a shock to the entire community John Sam Shaw the pro ¬
prietor of the general store at Samburg and W E Pratt the proprietor of the hotel at that place werearrested this morning Both are wellknown men and on the night ofApril 11 when J C BurdlcksJ fishdocks were burned Shaw was forcedtto furnish the oil used to klndlo thenames The night riders have never
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bothered him and It Is alleged thatbo knows all of them personally-
It is said that the night ridersnever passed through Samburg with-out stopping at Pratts hotel andholding a conversation with PrattHo stated to our correspondent yes ¬
terday that the night riders side ofthe trouble had never been ghCnIand said he would like to write outa statement of It if tho CommercialAppeal would print it lie was assured that this would be done bulafter promising the statement forsome reason he failed to got It up
Three other prisoners were arrested by MaJ Horton and his partyThey were Jim Caseacker RileyGantley and Chuck Applewhite abrother of Sam Applewhite one of
the alleged leaders All five of themen are now held close prisoners Inthe guard tehts
Affecting SceneThe scene when Pratt parted iron
his wife and little fiveyearold daugtter Helen was most affecting MrsPratt a Virginia woman by blrts Is
In mortal terror of night riders Heigrief and that of tho little doughIerWas affecting and the soldiers stand-Ing under arms were forted to letthe tears trickle down their cheeksThey will bo permitted to visit PrattIn camp and If Mrs Pratt should desire a detail of soldiers wilt be statoned at her home to do guard duty
Justice of tho Peace F M Fieldsof Hornbcak Oblon county was tak-
en in custody In street at Samburgby the squad of soldiers under thecommand of Capt J W Hunt ol
Memphis and Deputies KingQndParr of Dyer county He Is simplybeing detained as a witness and hasthe freedom of the camp Inside oithe picket lines W M1 Mayo olSamburg who was with him at thetime is held a prisonerIn the guardtoots
JovVinment Cotton ReportWashington oct 2CThe goY
arnment crop bulletin says G2S37Sbates of cotton haw been ginned toOctober 18 compared with 4420258last year There are 25440 activegiancrs
Arm troug RecoveringJackson Armstrong who attempted
suicide about three weeks ago Is re¬
covering mpidyat the Illinois Cen-
tral¬
hospital Yesterday he aroso wiJdressed and iiI4 doctors believe thattie recovery is certain
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THERE R
Heaters 4 Heaters
But the heaters that heat arethe heaters that Hart sellsHarts lisle of heaters this seasonare the best yet They have somany improvements over last
season Take a look
GEO 0 HART SONS COIncorporated
WART CSubscribers Inserting want ads in
Ibe Sun will kindly remember thatrill sash items are to be paid for whenthe ad Is Inserted tho rule applyingto every one without exceptionr
ROOMS ti2 GClarBEDSTEADS stoves and other Ifurniture for sale 918 Broadway t
FOR SALELinenmarkers at thisoffice
FOR RETFurnished rooms 419South Fourth
PURE SWEET MILK and creamfor sale Phone 4CCa
LET SOLOMON clean andyour clothes 522 Broadway oldphone 523 a-
WANTEI3Poaltlon as bookkeep-er Satisfactory reference Addressi V lots office
THE ONLY wood and coat rarc1lnIthe city Johnston Fuel Co Phones203
FOR RENTFour room house at1251 Kentucky avenue For partic-ulars
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phone C5ttFOR GOOD MEALS clean rooms
cheap board go to Kettlers oldstand 321 South Third
J E MORGAN horse shoeinggeneral repairing rubber tires 408South Third
BUY YOUR COAL of C M CagleIllinois best lump 12 cents Plttsburg t
lump 14 cents New phono 975
FOR SAKEDrand now Whitesewing machine Highest bid getsItt Address White this office
YOUR NAMEJ and address neatlyprInted on One dozen fine visiting I
cards Ifoc M> 0 40c Jas H31c t
frwetr 441 South EighthROOMS for rent with electric
lights with bath and sewerage conIInectlon Apply C2G South Tenthstreet 9
SALESMAN WANTED Experience unnecessary 100 per month
land expenses Royal Cigar Co ChiIl-
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YOU WANT Oak Stove or Heat-Ing Wood any time during the yearsad cat the length you want call203 Johnston Fuel Co
II IF YOU have James Dnffey to doyour cleaning and pressing yourclothes will always look like newOld phone 338a-
WANTBDyLadies to see our newfall and winter styles Skirts andI
Suits Easy payments Credit Tail ¬
ors 307 Kentucky avenue
IF YOU WANT Kentucky or flitsburg coal that wiM please you at re-duced prices call 203 JohnstonI
Fuel Co-
FOR SALE Household and kitch¬
en furniture horse buggy and har¬
ness 302 South Sixth street OldI
Phone 18381 FOR KENT Thrco steam heatedi
rooms furnished or unfurnished withI
all modern convenlences for man andI
wife Old phone 1415I WANTED Fifty purchasers fordiamonds on easy payments Call atonce and get our proposition EyeI
See Jewelry and Optical Co incor-
porated¬
315 BroadwayFOR RENT9room house 410
S 10th 90 foot lot high and dryBoth hot arid cold water Modernplumbing J A Rudy 219 Broad¬
wayI WINTER PASTURE for rent Soy ¬
on Mile Island 2 per head perhionth Write or phone Jail Ferrlman Grand Rivers Ky
FOR SALE Sewing machinebrand new White Make a bid Ityours Is tlie highest you get it Ad¬
dress White this office
HAtR GOODS made to orderShampooing clipping singeing anddyeing Louyenla Miller No 828South Fifth street Old phone 374a
FOR RENTJrie nicely lurnlzhedroom with bath al moderate con¬
veniences Suitable for young couple-
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two young men Reasonable rentApply 601I N 7th St A Krug
PRAOTICAL bookkeeping Gregghorthand and touch typewriting sueesfully taught day and night at Pa-
lucakd central DUllness College 01OOp1ficedln positions In verljlatoaeI
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rangeFOR SALE Good cook
very cheap 219 North FifthFOR SALE White sewing ma ¬
chine brand new Highest bid getsIt Address White this office
FOR SALE Thoroughbred buttWyandotte cockerels Frank Burrows424 North Fourth New phone 1204
WANTEDAt once Woman tokeep house for family of four RIng
phone C9 old phone 1851aSEWING MACHINE for sale
brand new White Highest bidtakes It Address White this office
WE WASH lace curtains very caref-ully Gt them cleaner and vhlfcrthan you could at home Star Laun ¬
dry Phone 200YOUR LACE curtains need clean ¬
ing You will make ao mistake Insending them to the Star LaundryPhone 200-
DUDIEY HOUSE 408 Northri r
Third just openel nice rooms firstclass mea s Transients llOO perday Mrs B W Dudley Prop
WANTED You to know 1 do shoo crepairing at reasonabte prices Mywork guaranteed 427 South Thirdstreet R 311 Dennis
WE STARCH lace curtains JuMthe degree of stiffness that makesthem hang nicely and dry them uponframes that make them square andstretch hem smooth and even StarLaundry Phone 200
STRAYBU OR STOLEN last Tues-day a black shepherd pup with white-
throat Anyone found with this dogIn his possession will be prosecutedto the full extent of the law If notrrdelivered to Mrs George RobertsonThird and Harrison
MADAME ROMAIN famous NewYork palmist here for a few dayonly Your fortune WJ4 as wrlttepIn your hand Dont mla this opportunity of getting advice on love mssstage business 4ma no equal reunitIng the separated no pay If not satisifled Private engagements made byephoning Alton House 1284 IBOOfreading only 50cnnd 100 Hours tw
to 9 321 South Third street 1C
DREAM
Of Mother Verified By News pr
Chicagoewhich Mrs Mary Danlskjaold saw the death ogcmKtf Vdrove her from her bed A
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last night and Into the oIi
a cold rain was tailing 1 Iot°
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by a policeman at about 4 0 JJrthe morning an effort waguacomfort lien by calling sip thehospital whore her fouryemxlay suffering from a number of-f ul scolMs received when be fella tub of boiling water and wordttgiven that the boy had died Bevyhours before at the identical habrwhen Mrs Danlskl sow the visionay
Yesterday my Ralphlne wanburned rite sobbed and they tookhim to the hospital antI now he tadead I raw him die It was hor-
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Ifrt Danlskl fainted In the ponesstation when told of the death of ketson
Keep thoroughly posted daring thecampaign by rending tho Clilcagoitccord Herald or Tribune Delivereddally and Sunday eighteens cents perweek Drop n card to 110 South Fifthstreet Will also deliver the PostDispatch fxulsvlllo Times CtilcagoNews and Cincinnati Enqufrerf
LADY WAN TEDHonest Industrious women wantedto Introduce our large line of foreignand domestic dress goods walatlnggtrimmings etc among friends neighborn and townspeople Wo prefer awoman who has a trade already work >
ed up Should be able to earn 2G00
frondthe i
terns exclusive No money requiredWrite us for full iMtrtlculars
Standard Press Goods Co lflo7th i
street BtBghamploB t1 Y
Try ho HM for Job week
fSirs Beit Je Owen Ferry
Information apply to A J HoganWatilag rooatrlFor 1
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