The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, April 24, 1897, Page 4

/ Easter Sunday ie“. Gay for new Spring clothes. “No man should let’ Easter pass without giving an order to his tailor, If you want to be sure to receive your clothes in time, to t the latest patterns, style and perfect fit, you should visit: my tailoring establishment, W. J. Dicke, 425 Broadway. Morton’s Qpera House, ONE SOLID WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 19 ENGAGEMENT OF Fords Dramatic COMPANY Ina Repertoire of New Comedies and Dramas. A CHANGE OF PLAY NIGHTLY. Beautiful Ren EI LADIES FREE MONDAY NIGHT, admited free when ac. paid 90 cent ticket on 5 Will be on sale Practice Economy Utilize Everything. That's the secret of many a Successful man’s career. Don’t throw away your old shoes and old clothes. Housewives can save enough in this way to haye their housecleaning done. I will’ pay a good cash price for Old Shoes and Cast-Off Clothing. Send sé word or wite mea postal and I will calJ/for them. All”kinds of sHoe-“Tepairing done on short notice, Chas. Norwood, 214 Court St, DR. GRIDER’S PULPIT ed Vacant at a Called Meet~ 4 of the Mayficld Pres- bytery. The Mayfield Presbytery met in called session at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Cumberland Pres- byterian chureh, ‘There were two churches represented and eight min- isters present. The meeting declarec relations between S. Grider and Maytield congregation dissolved and Rev. J. H. Jones was delegate to visit Mayfield on Sunday, May 2d and declare the pulpit vacant, Dr. Grider recently resigned to accept a pastorate in the Logan Presbytery, and he was granted a letter to the latter. The following out-of-town minis ters were present: Rev. J Grider, Maytield; Rey. J. D, Kirkpatrick, Sharpe; Rev. H. W. Jones, Wingo; Rev M. Pryor, Love- laceville; Rey. L. C. Rice, Massac; Rev. J. H. Galbreath, Mayfield; Rey. R. Overby, Mayfield, the pastoral E Real Estate Transfers, Joseph Mattison deeds to Henry Counts a Jot at Sixth and Husbands Mr. Bullet and others deed to ada Davis, for $225, Monroe street. In the Spring property ‘The thrifty ho sewife’s thoughts turn not to love as the poct says of the young man, bat to things more practical, sje as packing away wipter clothing, house } cleaning, etc. She will need Gum Camphor i | a } Cedar Camphor Insect Powder Tnsect Guns Poison Roach xterminator Furniture Varnish Household Ammonia Scrubbing Brushes, e All of which can be found at | WePHERSON'S DRUG STORE, Moth But just a drop will perfume a han dkerchief. Garland of Roses “Garland of Violets Delicate as a Cobweb, Lasting as t he Hills. J.D. BACON & CO. Druggists, SEVENTH AND JACKSON, Exclusive Agents. VEATHER REPORT. Louisville, April cloudy weather tonight. probably showers, LOCAL MENTION. A Complication of Diseas.s. Mr. Rolo Jordan, of Martio Tenv., died yesterday at the home of h's father, Mr. J. C. Jordan, at Mayfield. The deceased was 21 years old and leaves no family. Try Lendler & Lydon for fine shoes in all colors. \ They oan't be beat. are 2402 Cheapest lampa_at “New Racket Store. 20 and 25 cents gets a nice ne complete. 2402 24, — Partly Sunday shoe Men’s Scispn. The city is just now flooded—it the expression is permissible—with shoe drummers, who bail principally from the city of beans and Gotham. Kesideuce at a Bargain. To be sofd ata sacrifice by May Ist, a chfoice residence, Apply to Jobu G. Miller, lé6atf Don't forget the closing out sale of J. J. Guthrie’s goods. Are go- ing fast and prices are lower than ever offered before. 1 Almost Enough Pipe Already. There are enough samples of sewer pipe seattered about the city hall to construct a sewer from that edifice to the riv These samples have been sent in, properly labelled, by various competitive concerns, 12c¢ buys a nice Fruit Bowl in opal glass at the Robins Glass “and Queensware Co.’s Monday, April 26. 19a6 Given a Respectable Bnrial, ‘he remains of Vina Stubblefield, who was murdered by George Wins- tou yesterday, were given a respecta- ble burial at Oak Grove today. Great stocks of lamp chimneys at Hawkins’ New Racket Stor don’t forget that 5 cents gets a No. 2. 2402 If your family is small) you need only one of those 55-piece cottage sets to be had for $3,98 at the Rob- ios Glass and Queenswapé Co.’s Mon day, ‘April 26, “19896 Was Another Man. The colored man who gave him- self up at police headquarters day before yesterday and was yesterday fined in the police court for immor- ality, was not Louis Gills, but Louis Gardner. The confusion of names was made at police headquarters, Gills is a law abiding man and is never in trouble. Platt Sneed will\do your. shaving and hair cutting a4 neatly\as any barber inthe city, 435 South 3d, Kamleiter Block. 22a3 An Enthusiastic Meeting. Capt. Caldwell and the ‘‘Yellow Kids’’ held au enthusiastic meeting at the Y. M. C. A. headquarters last night. The contest proper does not open until May Ist. Wanted to Buy, Small ice, boxes gnd_ refrigerators, Lawrence, 213 Court. , uf, Chicago Excursionis A party of Chicago excursionists, headed by Mr. Scholes, of Ran, MeNally & Co., and his wife arrived this morning. They will here take the Clyde and make a round trip to Florence, Ala. 10c wili buy a set of 6 good tumb- lers at Robins Glass and Queensware Co.’s on Monday, April 26, Over 20 dozen go at this price. 1986 Died of Typhoid. Alex Smallman, the five-year-old son of James Smallman, of near Maxon’s Mills, died last night of ty- phoid fever. At J. J. Guttrrie’s Next§week, will make special prices on all Spring Dress Goods. Having bought many prier t) Mr. Guthrie's illness, find we are overstocked in this department. Respectfully, 1 Mason Wurre, Wanted to Buy. One good steg! range. Lawten, 213 Court. | y ut. Saw the Air Ship. Dr. J. Q. Taylor saw the air ship last night hoyering over La Belle ‘ark, A description of the navi- ator is unnecessary, as it has been described so often before. Hickory Stove Wood. Fornice stoye wood telephéne 29. $1 per load. tf. Onto River Sroxe anv Rm Co. nsed to Wed. Wesley Spence, aged 28, a stone worker, and Purdy Matthews, aged 22, colored, were licensed to marry today. Ralph Bingham next Friday night at Celilian Hall, for Broadway Meth- odist Sunday school. Childreen, adults 5c, reserved seats 50c, 2406 On April 24th the Nashville, Chat- tanooga and At. Louis Railway will sell round Arip tickets to Nashville 1897 at $7.65 round trip. F. B, Teacnovr, City Ticket Agent. 425 Broadway. ! Bargain Day prices on a A10-quart tin bucket is 10¢ they are 10¢ every day at Hawkins’ Ath & Broadway. ‘ ew Racket Store; but every day bargain day there, 2402 A, PERSONALS. Mr. Victor Van De Male is in from another trip. Varney Dixon, of Evansville, is at the Palmer. Prof. G, in the city. Charles T. Murray, of New York, is at the Palmer, Harry L. Boteler, of Philadelphia, is at the Palmer, Col. FP er, of Louisviile, is at the New hmond, Mr. J. B. Wickliffe, of Wickliffe, as in the city today. To the wife of Mr. James Moss, of Jackson street, a son, Mr.S. W. Cooley came in this morning from Maytield. Harris Rankin went up to Kuttawa this morning on business, Mr. Aubrey Covington, of Martin, Teon., is at the Palmer, Mrs. Wm. Hughes went Smithland today on a it. Miss Barnie Presnell, of Suitl- land, was in the city today Mr. John Noble, of Calvert City, is visiting r es here. Miss Mary Corbett left at nuon for Clinton, on a visit to relatives. Wm. C. Hunt, of Washington, D. C., is at the Palmer House. R. J. Waters and J. D. Rowlett, of Murray, are at the Palmer. E. F. Sawyer, the Boston shoe man, is at the New Richmond, J... Hibbs and wife, of Birds- ville, are at the New Richmond. Mr J. D. Jones, Jr., of Waverly, Tenn., is at the New Richmond, Mr. A. J. Decker returned night from Lexington, Tenn. Miss Mattie Tucker, of Memphi isa guest cf Mrs. Ceorge Flourn G. W. Bennett, of Newton, N. J., the shoe man, is at the New Rich- mond, Mr. E. C. Spence, route agent of ¢ Southern Express Company, is in R. Throop, of Ben‘on, is w up to last th County Clerk C. O. Livingston, came up from land yesterday, Dr. John L. Dismukes, Jr.. and Herman Boswell, of Maytield, were in the city last night. Constable Anderson Miller, of Massac, was in the city today, much improved in health. Mesdames Quincey B. Love aud Charles Crassham, of Smithland, were in the city this morning. Miss Edna Henry passed through the city yester: en route from St. Louis to her home in Paris, Tenn. Mr. Morgan Sivia, who was yes- terday admitted to the bar, left this morning for Little Rock on business. Mr. John L. Parham left at noon for Bardwell. He will stop over at Fulton to attend the hotel opening tomorrow. Mr. Clarence Albritton, of the Mayfield Mirror, passed through at noon en route from Eddyville to Mayfield. Misses Maud Fritz and Irma Quante, young ladies Metropolis, are guests of the Misses Beard, on North ‘Third. President G, B. Simon, of the - tral League, passed through the city at noon en route from Louisville to Memphis, He will return Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Bayne, of Kansas City, arrived this morning on a visit to Mrs. Bayne’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brian, Col. Wm. W. Crane, Traveling Freight Agent of the Lilinois Cen- tral, whose headquarters are at Jack- 0 fenn., is in the city on business. Dr. C. H. Brothers, who accom- panied Senator J. W. Ogilvie wo Frankfort, returned last night, and reports the venerable Senator greatly improved. Capt. James Koger went over on the St Louis train at nvon to meet Capt. H. J. Phelps and the Chicago excursiouists, who arrived on the St. Louis train and leave on the Clyde. BOTH MUL ED. Lowry, of Suwith- Griflin’s Fighting. Pete and Jobn Griffla were ar- raigned for fighting in Judge Sun- ders’ court today. The difficulty occurred day be yesterday on vast Court street, uear Fraok Law- rence Pete Lawrence's, who was in c Two Arraigned For triffin wanted ® hat from and the other Griffia, arge, refused to let him have it. The former was struek in pe head by a mallet and threw a jug at Jobn Grittin, ‘The latter was tined $5 and costs and Pete Griflia $1 and costs. ONE RIB BROKEN. Painful Accident ch of t Dean. Engineer Clint Dean is temporarily disabled by an accident of which he was the victim a day or two ago. While in the Illinois Central yards here preparing to take his train out, he fell over some lumber and had a rib on the right side broken, He is | good too geta:n until November 7th, | now at lis home on Jefferson street, FINE SET OF FURNITURE To be Given Away at the Opera House Tonight. A set of solid oak furniture will be Dumber at the opera hoyse tonight. is] The person must be in the house toe Chicego. night with the numbep, ‘RAILROAD RUMBLINGS, {tems of Interest Relative to the Railroads and Railrowd People. N., C. AND ST. L, MILEAGE, Ed Butler, who has been watcbing engine 10 at Murray, is in the city today. Engine 59 came in with train 51 this a, m. like a homing pigeon splits | the atmosphere. Sheriff Little, of Marshall county, and his wife were in on the accom- modation this a, m. Agent B. F, Chambers, of Hollow Rock, Tenn., arrived on the morn- g train and is doing the city to- Emmet Sneed is now firing the 122 but it is more than likely he will do the feeding act on the 315 regularly in a few days. Superintendent Dunn, of the Illi-| nois Central, and bis family passed | over the line in his private car from Hollow Rock Junction to Memphis on the 22d, Master Mechanic Potter stood at the throttle on P., T. & A. engine, 0. 10 as she left early this a. m for the Nashville shops for a general overhauling. Barnum & Bailey's advertising car is in Memphis, and their paste brig- le is plastering the city with their huge “posters. ‘The show comes to this city M . ngive 304, formerly the T, M. 200 struck the pike again today at Hollow Rock Junction, She shows up immense in her new dress of paint | and change of numbers. ‘The conductors, baggagemen ant porters on all passenger trains are aow drawing their new sping uni- forms. They cost them nothing but| the buttons off the old suits. Commencing toda, round trip tickets for the Centennial at | Nash- ville will be on sale good returving until and on November 7th next. $7.64 covers the cost for the round | 10 tmp. were but two locomotives in the yards at one time this morning, an uousual occurrence. Both of those | go out today, but others are to arrive k before their time of departure. Roadmaster Early wasin yesterday and reports that matters in his de. partment are progressing very satis- factorily. He states that the work trains ‘and extra gangs are doing yeoman service all slong the line. John Smith, the old veteran, is as proud asa turkey gobbler with his feathers spread this morning. He gets the new car, 251, instead of Bob Dunlap, his rival porter, on the accommudation runs. Eagle Eye Plumer Golden is now manipulating the Johnson bar on the 125, pulling southward local. He holds down her right side box until after Joe Habacker passes through pi ases of the honeymoon for thirty days at least. The palatial and beautiful cabia of the steamer Clyde looks like a fair: grotto today, extra pains having bi taken to beautify it for the reception of the large party of Chicago excur- sionists. Mileage added two large and fragrant boquets culled from the sweet scented exotics of Joe Matti- son’s greenhouses to the other adorn- ments. We are authorized by Engineer Joe Habacker, the young, handsome and popular ‘eagle eye,’” to extend to all his friends, through the Sun, an invitation to his marriage, which will take place at the Hutton House in Lexington, Tenn., April 28th, at 11:30 a.m. No cards will be issu- ed. Mr. Habacker lead to the altar Miss Maggie, the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D, F, Hutton, the proprietors of the most popular hotel that part of Tennessee. After the ceremony they leave immediately for Abilene, Kansas, on a visit to Mr. Uabacker’s parents. They will also tke in other western cities during their tour, Last night excitement ran ri pant in the town of Somerv Tenn., one of the principal stations on the south end. ‘The question of street lights has been agitated for some time and the city authorities were divided as to the kind of lights to be used. One faction advocated electric and the other contended for coal oil lamps. The adherents of the coal oi! predominated and the new lights were lit for the first time last night, and while not shedding so great a brilliance as would haye the electric globes they nevertheless added much to the convenience of the citizens, but the defeated advocates of the electric lamps, or their hench- men, took revenge by using the new coal oil lamps as targets at which to discharge their revolvers. In ashort time they demolished one, twenty-six in number. ‘The other side 1s greatly stirred up aud threaten prosecution. Monday, April 26, Monday at J. Ji Guthrie's will name the following | goods at greatly reduced prices: Curliag Iron fot 2c. White and Taw Leather Belts for lie. Ladies’ Fancy Garters for lic, Ladies’ Shirt Waist Button Sets for 10 Ladies’ White Chamois- for 68¢e, 10 Spring Capes at half price. 8 Spring Parasols at 25 per cent. off. 50 pieces Colored Figured Lawn for 3 1-3e. Also many) other goods at prices. Respectfully, 1 Mason Wurre, kin Gloves like Screen doors apd windows, very cheap and not infetior quality. 2402 Hank Bros, & Jones. Wantep—Position as.@ stenog- rapher, bookkeeper or cashier, by a t other places, but} given to the holler of the lucky] thoroughly competent young lady of four years’ prac experience in fupnish the best of L., Sux office, | of sermon fed Lord reveal himself xcluding the switch engine there} CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES, Seconp Bartist, corner Ninth and Ohio streets, Sunday schoo! at 9:30 a. m, W. A. Vantreese, superin- tendent. Preaching movoing and evening by the pastor. Subjects, “The Christian Hope’ and The Uncertainty of Life."” ‘The public invited to all services. pnopist, — Sunday E. A. Fox, super- ’ Broapway M school 9:30 a. mi intendent; preaching 10:45 a. and 7:45 p.m; Juvevile Leagu p. m.; Epworth League Monda, 7:46 p. m.; prayer meeting Wedi day, 7:45 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all the services, H. B. Johnston, pastor. sr Curistian—Rev, J. M. Richmond, D. D., former pastor of McFarland Presbyterian — ehureh, Louisville, will occupy the pulpit of the First Christian church at both morning and evening services, owing ’ Harbour’s O, the beautiful new Millinery that’s here! bought special for this week's selling. Rich dress stuffs, too. While all nature is putting on the new and beautiful with colors, rejoice with her. We offer a splen did assortment of the few inven tions, rich designs and) striking colors brought out by the world’s best fashion setters for this spring's wear. Special for This Week. Charming dress atuffs, the imported sorts, the quality that you have paid 50c for in former seasons, and that too without the richly printed designs they carry now. Our price last week was 35c. We plunge for a big sale onthem this week and name a no-profit price of only 3c. Don’t delay the ohobaing if you want the richest good of the season for the least money, More good things are to be seen here in wash dress goods than are getable all told in the balance of Padu- cah. ‘The prices are so low that none tn to Rev. Pinkerton’s absenc All | persous without church engagements {are cordially invited to attend. There | will be an elegant musical program Tesin Srreer Cunistian—Reg- services tomorruy, — Sunday at 30am, Preashing by I. L. Calhoun, at 11 a. m 10 p.m. Morning subject, Fast to the Form of Sound Words.’ Evening subject, “II }Gotten Gains AJl members of the church requested to be present. | All others attend will receive a cordial welcome. pool minister and 7 ‘Hold who ean can At the Luth- Grewan Lornkian South Fourth an church, 412 street. Sunday school at 9 a.m, rvives in German at 10:15 a and in English at 7:30 p,m, Subj Why did the resurrect- unto his dis. Brueckner, Pastor, e u ciples?” Crovmentaxp Peesnyreniasx,—The usual services may be expected at the Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner of Sixth and Court streets, M. appell, Pastor. :00 p. m. d Sp. m. Prayer ing Wednesday evening at o'clock. ** Lessot a's er and Life are cordially invited to attend. meet- 7:30 from All The Ladies’ Aid Se Cumberland Presbyterian church will meet Monday at 5:00 p. m. with Mrs Clark, on corner of Seventh and Campbell streets. iety of the The officers and entire membership of the Second Presbyterian chureh are urged, for important reasons, to meet Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at the chureh building. Genwan Evancettoan’— Regular services will be held tomorrow at the yerman Evangelical cburch at 10:50 a. m. and 7:50 p. m. Sanday school at 9:50, Ladies’ Auxiliary society of Temple Israel will hold’ a meeting Sunday afternoon at four o'clock at the ‘Temple. ‘The The Marshall Aid Society meets Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock Mrs. Emma Rebkoff's, N North Fifth street. Y.M.C. A. Dots, The meeting at 4 p. m. tomorrow will be conducted by General Secre- tary Workman and other youog men, The glass tabes have arrived and the big thermometer will be in. shape by tonight, ready to register the ap- plications. Bring them in, The building will be opea long enough for all members to get their baths tonight. Lessons from the life of Daniel will be the subject at the young men’s 41 ing, Sunday, 4 p.m, The Sir George Brotherhcod meets 5 p. m, tomorrow. Catholic Benevolent Legion. Deputy Supreme Chancellor Jos. R. Allen, of Brooklyn, N. Y., is in the city for the purpose of organizing a Council of the C. B. L, He is just from Bowling Green, where he instituted a large council last Monday evening he Catholic Benevolent Legion was organized and incorporated un- der the laws of the state of New York, September 5th, 1881, has now 620 prosperous and increasing coun- cils, with a membership of about 50,000. The finance of the Legion has always been most carefully and prudently managed by the officers of the Supreme Council, who are well known business men of means and umblemished reputations, The Le- gion has paid to the widows, fami- lies and relatives of over 2,500 de- ceased comrades over $7,250,000, In connection with the insurance features of the Legion it has sick benefits and other features that make it an extremely valuable society, Councils will be established through- out the principal towns and cities in this state, MISS CARRIE LEE CARTER To Lecture in Padue: for the Y. w.c, u. Miss Carter is a young woman of the present day, a reformer and a worker. As a speaker she is dignified and graceful in manner, clear and logical in thought, with a fund of amusing illustrations to nail the point she wishes to make. She certainly is an instructive and need do without new gagniture. One case of new stuffthi« week at 4c a lot at be, another gt 7!,c, much at 100, heaps at 12!,c, others at 7c. Very special at 2c, the unexpected at 2%e. A big stock of stout built ladi prices. Balf Prices. Thousgnds of samples Vag and broken lots of shoes and slippers for men, women and children are now on job counters in our annex at just balf of their jormer prices. If your size is in this great assortment, and we believe it is somewhere in the lot, your money will do double duty here. Don't forget to look here for the best seamless ribbed hose for children, misses and boys ever sold in any mar ket for 10 and 124,¢. Silks cable taffeta ilk so popular just now and the dollar qual ity, are here this week for Fancy silks thatought to bring 75c, here for Ase. Embroideries and Laces We are Prepared embroidery and lace wastes ai i uly money-saving p Window shades curtain poles, lace curtains, straw and cotton warp mattings are being sold here at less than usual prices, Intrinsic Worth. Our whole stock is made up of goods cf intrinsic worth in every depart- ment, and we guaranteed our prices sets for fleshy and at very moderate to supply your to be lowest that goods of eqeml worth can be bought for. tt is ngt much prices we can get, but how the quality we can get to giys price in every instance h Your repeated ed whether your small HARBOUR'S 112 and 114. N great or 3d. Near Broadway Reallaing tre neces clean sud chenp ure at cing to the eitizeys of Padueah @at 1b opened a festaurant lotated at 108 South Second. ° Table service agd cooking conducts « ladies, We gyarehiee every Meal cieso. Special Sale. One week only, Choice roased coffee, per Ib. Choice barley, per Ib. Se. Best evapyrated pears, per Ib. 7 Best sun dried peaches, per lb. Best apple butter, per Ib. de. Best arfiple syrup, gts Best maple Best 3 Ib. cay apples, de. Choice 8 Ib, ean table peaches, 10¢ Best parlor matches, per package, 10c. Kasve Phone 89, by lic. JOUN KRPAL AMan Who Looks Like the ex- Champion Fined. John Berry, better known “Bruiser,” was arrested last night for riding in a hack with an improper character of West Court street. He was fined $5 and costs this morning Berry is a typical sport aod looks like John L. Sullivan, delftware,"’ wensils, & Jonns. Call and see our something new in cookit haz Hask Bros OLD GU MOL WOUND Is Causing Major 1. BE, Moss Great ! Major Thomas KF, Moss, the at- torney, is suffering great pain from an old gunshot wound in the left arm, inflicted during the war, and today had his arm in a sling. ‘The bullet is pressing in such a manner as to render this necessary, and if the pain does not cease, the major may visit the X-ray machine. “Wonder” freezerp, acknowledged the best and finest in jthe market. 24a2 Hank Beos. & Jones. PLEASAN t EVENT Was Last Night’s German—One More Before Disbanding. The german given at the Palme se last night by the Young Men's rman Club was well attended, Miss Madge Tucker, of Memphis, was guest of honor. The club will have one more german, on May 14 before disbanding for the summer. Seventy-five invitations will be issued. He How’s This? Hupered Dollars Reward for apeh that can not be cured by ps. To the undersigprd, bave dnown F ney fOr the lart 1) gears, and bettyve fectly honorable fail ‘busitfess Transactions And Unancially able to cary oyt any obliga tions made by ¢helr trae. ; West & TRUAX, Wholsale Denggrists, Toledo ?, NMAN & MARVIN, Wholesale led, Ohgo. ed inten fund mucou Prige Te per bottle, Sold in ls free 1 system. by all druggists. ‘Test Hall's Family a entertaining speaker. Her very earnestness in the temperance ques tion would bold an audience, aside from the fact that her lecture teems with wit and pathos Miss Carter is young and bright as a brand new; button and has an enviable career before her. She will sp cah at the Cumberland 1 church Tuesday evening, April 27th, A full house is desired and a liberal collection. Murderer Has Not Been Heard Of. ‘The police have discoyered no trace ot George Winston, the negro who foully murdered Vina Stubblefield night before last in Dunnoi’s a'ley. It louks very much like he will es- cape, (OEBEAR ‘ Screen Doors / We have enongh screen doors in stock to supply = Every Voter_in the , City of Paducah At just one-half the price last Year. SCOTT HARDWARE CO, INCORPORATED, 318 to 324 Broadway. Sign of Big Hatchet. —_—_—_— Ed. D. Hannan, Steam, Gas and PI u m ber. Sanitary... Fittings and Fixtures, Sprinkling Hose. RVVVVITVVVWT 00000000044 re cere rere ee ee LEADING pase ; DEALER 1 y 132 South Fourth Street, 5c. CIGARS. ©. B. STARKS, Ask For Them. AGENT FOR Caligrapi and Densmore Typewriters and Supplies. 107 SOUTH SECOND STREET nd Machines at liber Be Wilbexchange for Just Received Our Spring and Summer NOVELTIES _ Shit Waists and Waist Patterns, owe B-C-A-U-t-i-f-u-1 Our Shoes pronounced ihe latest laSts and up to date in ex figures. Goods ' best shoe/factories, the or and shape, and our pri¢es on shoes suit every! Wel and ly yan excelent Ine of Indien men's Furnishing Goods. We want your patronage anc ank ful JNO. J. DORIAN 1 be th for it too. 1 w Ld 205 Broadway, Opposite Lang Bros, Drvg Store. Dr.med, Albert Bernheim. 120 North 5th Street, (NEXT PALMER FIOUSE.) 2-9 A. M. Office Hours | 13 P.M 6'-7's BoM Telephon 364 en’! Electric Light - and Power Co. Will furnish Lights and Power for fans, as follows?” Store Lights. 25c Residence Lights 20c¢°" beatae Current tor Fans $1.50 D. B: SIMON, Supt. New Barber Shop wit Patelgss Workin i sk 8 G "DAN SMITH ) Has opened a new stock of h ne Cleaning and Dye Work. First-clags work guar anteed or money refunded. Ladie: and Gentlemen, please call and gi ww a trial, you will not rege money that you will have to pay such work ai we will do for you. EIGHTH AND WASHINGTON, ~ GROCERIES nd onthe corner of Seventh ns, Galland eee hirg and get ee; he || save you money on Free delivery to Lhe | at his st and Ada for his everything you eat, all parte o! the city, 4