The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, May 14, 1898, Page 2

- ray cs WEEK'S ie mown Oa SOU THE KENTUCKY GLASS AND QUEENSWARE cnPASAUEARONET OP MATANEAS ublished every afternoon, facet Sunday, by Sper AL ATTRACTIONS E SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, SPRING SALE a eas SLAB Re 0 VoRRER| gaconable goods for «e MONDAY, MAY 16 0. Sein a thousand vcorouee "the useful and necessary articles always in demand by housekeepers. Cash only. No White tho United Stats army ls bombarding Metansss and ete cities Gardacr Broa, & Co, have bombarded prices of Paxton t.w cements, | Charges will be made on this day. Free delivery of your purchases to any part of the city. ou Jobn J. Dorian Tailor-Made oe lbemaaes onsite: biter Furniture, Carpets, ‘Mattings, = Glassware Semi-Porcelain Hudson Decoration | e Suits Daily, per annum in advance, 6 4.50] seven piece very sete a ; at pate, fo i Winong Horeenin, Stoves, Upholstering, pitchers, per set (worth Pen: pi Awnings Daily, + 10 cents Silver Plate—Rogers’ Best ‘The watchwords of this de-| W¢ It kinds, and, like the Uaited States WA i Sagas anes 1.00 a pak sil b U household furnishing goods of partment are Specimen copies free otis, per set Mangl Hy, it has provea a great success—not unly for Gardaer Brus. & Co,, mate ¢ ei Halt |but also for the ones who have taxen alvantage of the bombardment snd Quality and Style , ; 9| Large wash basin ‘Isaved money thereby, ‘Those who have not seen for yourselves, call at SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1898. once and see the ruins of former prices, This week best values of the season in these Has the we will give the grade ofjthe main sewer dy tetele? tee] House, Kitchen and al passers Butter Mow Table Furnishings! Butter Pack utly discovered a mistake of | PCT yt ade. Rolling Pins WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT all Lights, Wicks Chimneys Klectric Globes. as GARDNER BROS, & CO. garments, made of been give but trae, (hat ¢ stra: Fancy Linens and Pique hy re about a foot and a half in the g New Wash Dress Goods Skirt Waists — Uxpen the so-called — breiness| : ‘ Ten pieces of neat checks, in| 50 cents for stylish percale} men's council the city bad all the| °°%o" Mops a 1 te it the Telephone 396. 203-205 South Th light and dark colored ginghams, | waists, extra full fronts, short} tights in the city ia fuil blast. Can s Soup Ladle Ice Shredders Stands Mal ne 4 72) ene for wrappersand children's dresses, | ojos detachable col P uisters Cake Turners and Flower Vases LYADING UPHOLSTERESS OF THE CITY. 8h cats, yokes, detachable collars the present council give any reason | tyyntter 1 ae, Oar nine hy Venaatuat Sheer printed organdies, worth 75 and 98 cents for shirt why there are not suicient lights for] Crumb Pans Casters. | F Ive Cream Free Cut Glass exisicopihileapmbuccniditeanstpaitde 15¢, for 10 cents a yard. of dimity, percale and ia Jthe city now? In the outer portion edit peer Vestes Coots a ae ‘ Fine French organdies, new de-| made by the best manufacturers of| of the city many lamps have been out \ B signs, for 25 cents. America. Get half a dozew now:]¢.. weoks . 4 : A a ‘ ‘ Best zephyr ginghams, in checks| you'll never do as well when these | {°F Weeks Roasting Pans Perfecting Baking Tins Baking Dishes ; , and plaids, 10 cents. are gone. Ww it that the hose connec- r r r T t a God quality white non forchil-|""$£25— Pore white town shict}, Wm WH iat emowe ome TNT AV MAY 16 18081 ONE DAY! CASH ONLY! ypewriter dren’s dresses, 5 cents yard. | walsts, vety populat now. tions with ihe sewers are not put deep | |! 1 I , Ws » 10 , evough at the property line to allow Built on strictly scientific principles and of the highest grade materials. Durable, portable, invincible. FREE DBLIVERY Take Advantage of These Prices cor «ia bs 175 te'oen? Ts KENTUCKY GLASS AND QUEENSWARE CO. Tailor finished underskirts, made of best quality heavy colored] property owners are paying for those linens, with dust ruffle and colored flounce, $1.00. Gobnections, acd our diy thers ei | Hardly distinguishable {rom elaborate silk skirts are these pretty] joaia eee that. th pds spe {OE 9 90819999999090029999029990099909900090009990 i stripe, plaid solid black underskirts at $1.25 and $1.50. tiould see that their interests sre} THE TWO) FLEETS. if PRICE $35.00 protected licity in construction and not belonging to the typewriter trust ice. The Blickensderfer is 'wenty dozen ladies’ real lisle black hose, positively a 35¢ value Society Notes. we sell at 25 cents. pseu Pasa Was wok called Gal Sire 1 honest product at an honest Five-inch double-face satin ribbons for 45 cents yard. eae na : «| NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON. @| the gh-grade machine at reasonable cost. Guaranteed longest. Well made, stylish colors in plaid parasols for $1.50. the State militia, as Mr. Lincoln did} a ‘ QOCOLETEECEQEECORECECEEELECCEECEELCCaCcCcEdE” tures—DI ty, portability, interchangeable type, doing 4 Four-ply linen collars and cuffs, 10 and 15 cents. in 1861, and in the past in other years} ae é alg once POR ny |{2¥ay with ribbon n c, adjustable line spacer, perfect alignment oa Genuine leather belts, in black and colors, 25 cents. of war. The call hasbeen for volun-|_, Capt. Sampson's squadron includes] Yester Rernoon the Cinque | ers One; and who ‘spends & guodly |...¢, anifolding he following vessels: Battleships—|club held one of the most delightful | part of his spare time in P. aducab tenceniiel iving highest award ot Welladae teers, and it has not, therefore, been | ; ud I i eetings of the entire card season | it is reported very devoted to one of| | Feared he traders Tints wedlvcieiit Ea owa and Inc a cruise ng ¥ proved since. Adopted by Western Union Telegraph Company. »nitors h Mis: eubie Cobb at her he ol ” yirls who, by e ee f > . “4 monitor Miss Reubie € at het home| our pretty girls who, by the way, i Dar Scadiioe eatalowes ad tastimrbiiteles itrite. jon Broadway. Seven tables were! no less accomplished ,and who hves on y of. In fact they have not been asked| It is not positively known what | cutertained from 2:30 till 6 by play-| one of the most desirable residence MOORE BROS, General Agents eats F 1 other ships Sampson with him, ! chre. Eelightfal refrestiments | streets in the northern portion of the . or requested to do so, Itisavolun-|) "ie likely he has the cruisers, Were served, and the beautifal prizes! city, But if reports are correct, she| niZed. | sturblehead and Montgomery. With | Were taken ne by Miss Blanche! will in the fall take him for better Phe United States has three forms of ihe fleet are two or three torpedo Bloom, Miss Mariha Leech and Mrs. | worse and remove to bis more south L, W. Boswell. {ern home. necessary for militia. men to be mus-]__New York tered in as organized inombers there- |—Puritan t Fayette street 918 F street Northwest, Itimore, Md Washington, D. C. teer force that is being org: service: the regular army; the boats. | 8 i ; casdke -teatak 100 Slr pase. 3 Agent for the highest grades made, militia, when called such ; and vc Tue Iowa is the most powerful! On ‘Tuesday next, at ) Mi The F. B, K's hed a called meet- HIGH- GRADE We ‘are prepared to offer 140s Soares t In times of extreme peril, as|%shting ship in the North Atlantic) Martha Leech will entertain the last evening and elected officer 50.00, Don't fail to eee our : quadron,and is asister ship of the 1 wd a : : venix, Overlands and Rugbys—best during the civil war, it exercises also | Ore Se Gh . fe Ow Ou « plessent as Sere ee bed spe ly ne homer t Saha BIC Y CLES on the inarket, prettiest wheol made. the higher sovereign right of enforced | has 11,340 displ fin Se ee ae ae eke tee berate Don’t tail to see our line of wheels fay evening by the youn pen. /atonce inorder to t new rules efore buyin © the only ex. service—that is, conscription. Jand is 360 fee with 4 e uk 6” late 0 ° Y HW) clusive Bicy in the city, A lee Years Hes Teaant ai congenial, though mot a large) for the club during summer] AND BiCYCLE complete re A free riding nde | months. school to those baying wheels from » power 11,000, “7 i le NY 18. Don't > call ember Philadelphia in 1897, Mr. Abe Weil will attend the Iu-| Mr. Horace Vaughan is still qui SUNDRIBS... ee nt fall tq Ca -e e Just Received in the Millinery Room Losana, Laspector-General of the) 24.6, aud her Spanish forces in Cuba, recently is-]She was built The patriotic ‘‘Maine’’ sailors, with red, white and blue bands. sued his oflicial report showing that} 90d cost $4,000,900, She is pro- surance convention at Owensboro] ill in Lovisville. ‘he doctors there A new lot of bicycle hats. capes lie win, gz, {tected by a belt of steel 14 inches| next week. | have not as yet decided the nature of out of 200,000 soldiers sent iy Spain | his ines. PADUCAH CYCLE WORKS thick, and has a deck plating of 3 Her Handsome flower-laden and feather-trimmed pattern hats. White muslin sun-bonnets to sell at 35¢. Miss Floss Owen is visiting friends A inche . e January, 1895, a fatality un-linches of armor plate. The arma- | '? Loursville, } Mrs. Dr. Ellis returned to ber home in Dyersburg today after a | precedented by that recorded in the | ment of the Lowa consists of four 12-) Last night Miss Laura Saundera{ Home in Dyersbutg today afte are Cy rey in {inch guns, eight 8-inch guns, 81x 4-Icace a. deligh aces Gy ke pg er aoe ae a, delightful dance to her| 7) Via Flournoy on Seventh street. inch rapid gun ) 6-pounders, | friends her home in Arcadia Mrs. David y, Jr., and Miss ° modern times, of 147,000 as killed, | PO 4 pounders and:foar Maxiwns; |, a Nii cata E "> : sur 1-pounders and four Maxi.ns.! Eyeryone who was so fortunate as to eee lf er Haare . fc d T | died or sent back home wousded OF sie haga speed of 16 5 knots, and| he invited was delightfully enter-| Alice Crumb: ceererasne Se I. YA , unfit for service, lea only 53,000, | ter bunkers have a capacity of 2,000! tained. pe : ~ i cay G , ta Byte ihe rebellion in Cuba n protected by 15 and 128 North Fifth street, near Paimer Mous tory of any former campaign a little over one-fourth part for active] tons of coal. Her crew consists of Sean Mr. KE. A. Harris, of Meuwpbis ~ lduty. He gives as causes for this |500 men. Mise Bitssbeth Ce lie et n., 18 in the city combined | ll Kinds of IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT Unprecedented death rate aud sick| , The Indiana was built at Phitadel-jtaim the Cinque club after Miss oF nusinoss and pleasure | inds o inprecedented death ‘rs 1d sic . st of $3.( 0, | Leec! ai m Tis conceded if you can’t find what you are hunting for you need not| list, besides casualties in action; 1, | ls im 1808 at a cost of | he daa bt re ‘FIRE look eisewhere. Come in and get what you want. : = pe Pg Miss Hart, » popular Kentucky | ¢ o hear that she | Tue inappropriate of clothing | feet long and has a beam of 69 5 feet. | 52) cnet of Mee and Mrs. Chas, | Gleaves will be glad to hear that she ht is 25.6 feet, is improving, thou 50 CENTS BUYS furnished to the European troops 2,|Her maximum dr gic is h very slowly. LIFE and A woman's grain house slipy ¢ and roomy, worth soc. sUaues and i ladle of faod and, like the lowa, she is propelled i i ‘i A woman's kid opera slipper, worth soc PSEA) $853,5) JER hI by twin screws, which give her a) Mr. David Sanders received a aanenie tl a hese te ba Soil TORN ADO as introduced | speed of 16 knots. Her engines have/ rather painful accident afew days Yh? biG trie, is improving rap- | Woman's kid oxford tie, worth Bai Woman's serge slipper, worth 50c hi friend his fe) rosea : vel tect-| mouth was struck, and his lip sadly idly. ignanietal er Citizen's Saving nk. ISU alice Sexaton Cuaxpier with 1,000 horse power. Her bunker! When boxing Boy's rubber bottom shoe, worth a bill providin: for a yopular loan | j Man’s rubber bottom shoe, worth 50 : capacity is 400 tons, She 1s i Child's kid slipper or shoe, § to 8, worth soc through postal savings banks, which} oq yy q pelt 18 inches thick, and her | disfigured. The Upsto-Date Literary club, ie 75 CENTS BUYS offers a possible solution to the ques-| guns are behind plates 6.17 inches oa - x atte which meets every after | saa S | 4, momaa's dongole kid threepointelipper, worth 75 tion providing any additional amount fin thicknes, Her decks are protect: | The et new ‘ul pga ‘ea. ab noon, is progressing fively. He ch ABL is HED 1864,—— / Boy's rng hel ac shoe, sizes gto 1 worth 756. ey eessful prosécution of the War eee a eae men cosstul pees re, each will be given| jor tt, lectures ia our city. Yee he omen’s low shoes, 1 to 349, in baskets. Were sold at 1 The bill provides for the issuance of! pie New York is an armored cru- | the privilege of naming her favorite : vg i a Boys’ heavy work shoes, all No. 5, were 1.25, now worth 75¢ postal savings notes of $50 and $100, iser, She has a speed of 21 knots,| Bock and the ee ne cee nage aEe B. »| WD Tap Th : ! ream \ ! |will purchase it for her. 4 he Phillips entertained » Magazine | $1.00 AND $1.25 BUY payable to bearer, bearing 8 per cent, | and is armed with six guns, | Will ; iia , | iN i | " . tie °. ; | $ will be allowed the verty club, Very delightful and instrac-| } i 4 momuan's black kil low shoe, worth 1.00, interest. To this an amendment | 12 4-inch rapid-firs Dt eae roadie hack Mpreree ies Gis stlarecon proved to be: | a WN uA LIN) VAL 4 | ‘oman's tan kid, cloth top low shoe, worth 1.00. $95. | pounders, four 1-po rsand four] ¢ pati dpeaganb tered | 7 Woman's oxblood low shoe, worth 1 hould provide notes of $10 and | Spat fie a B80 6 fees io | These rules certainly are new ones ies lose a ma tate this note | AGI 11) N TS ‘ne bl Sta ce chen Pe 0 a to give ll te. people who have} qapiaces 8200 Cone, Her crew cote] but the ide good Ae ctieote guests on the Joie | EIN LO: 40.4 aca A woman's ion black vici or oxblood shoe, v 1 asmall surplus of money & chance. | sists of 182 officers and men, ets a OFg in they will no doubt, Heory. They will return on the P i a 5 | no doubt |Telephone 174 oo PADUCAH, KY A man’s satin aif solid shoe, all style toes, worth 1 A loan based on this plan would be The Cincinnati is a protected eru-| bers are hte ‘ary they wil Fowler, as the government | oes p + ° ° . A woman's white kid strap slipper, a beauty, worth 1.25. eRe 517 ¢ njoy these plans a great deal, Some i 8 4 SADE BN PRD Eee © DOAUEy, Worth ¢ jreadily taken by the people, It/iser of 3,173 tons diplacement. She} er ees a Mnost’ brilliant ladies}0n to Memphis. A_ very pleasant | ene REED $200 BUYS 319 | is 219 feet long, aud is propelled by | trip was anticipated by the pos A ne A would give every person who had $10 gto this club, so it should be | A i iH , PDN NI A woman's vesting top black or tan low shoe, worth 2.0 twia screws. Her ¢ 5 | li. | going. ( ) OR 4 } H / H A woman's vici kid button or lace shoe, worth 2.00. 1 chauce to help the government and | gpg horse power, and her speed is 19 it is—something out of the ordi-| 4 r oy vn iwe y ; | Man’s black or tan vici, vesting all leather, worth 2.00. 4 at the same time furnish hima safe. xyots, ier crew consists of 295) 28ry- What, if reports are true, and one . Fit sand Hroad wus, ~ ropular young ew 0 or South Fifth street and Broadwa 4 $3.00 BUYS interest-beating investment, Money|men. Her armament consists of] A very bright, accomplished and| of our most poses Day Ochischiaeger &’ Walker's drug store—entrance, Odd Fellows’ Mall ‘om one 6-inch gun, ten 5-inch rapid-fire | swell looking youag traveling sules- | stays in a dry 5 rifles, eight 6-pounders, four 1-|man for a northern town, but who| to Evansville to live, Nah ta girls PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF CHILDREN —— pounders and two Maxims. She has] considers his home to be in a south-' here who are his frieuds do? Necdtlads til Akin, ioelaaiae ats PERO one torpedo tube, | neumatism, Gout, Kidneys and Gepito-Urinary System. Detroit, Marblehead and Man's kangaroo shoe in lace or congress, were sold at 5.00, worth 3.00 now 4 Paty Man's elegant black or tan viel shoe, worth goo, ? “OTH 309OW. Twould be drawn into the National 1 A woman's vici vesting or kid top shoe, worth 3.0 tr ‘y in this way from every sec- READ THIS tion 03 the countr dit would be Big job in men’s low shoes-~2.25 for choice; sold at 3.00 and 4.0 a splendid demonstration ot patriot Stomach Ble Diabetes cg = some weeks ago. Her displacement | } mery are unprotected cruisers | ore ene ae ieee 20 kuots. GREAT EXHIBIT | (eek ay bh HOURS and would moreover leave the| Mon tons displacement and 5, 0 10:00 @, A crew of 500 is on bi i x m 2.0) 60 3.09 aad 7:00 to 8:00 p.m, ism @O BB @ idle capit w conctntrated im the | of 2,089 t iy 1, ‘ 2 5,451 and 5,580 horse power, - j a OF SUMMER ‘Telephone 364. money centres to be used for the] Pet tive ney have ten’ uno) Th Almirante Oquendo 1s a natural purposes of developing new] cach in their main batteries act duplicate of the Vizes a | simula : e 7 Teresa excels them "i enterprises and stimulating industry. The Puritan Amphitrite and Terror | | the aa Moria : PROFESSIONAL “ J : are double turretedemonitors, ‘They im speed, her record being 20.26 t_ __PROFESSIONAL — | THOS), Mons Ceres weer OFFICIAL CONSISTENCY. | gre Jow in the water and difficult to| knots. F On Dee. 6, our mayor presented|hit, and. bare powerful batteries.| ‘The Cristobal is but slightly in-| DR. W. G. EUBANKS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW F 219 BROADWAY 221 BROADWAY # Pai bid rf i Halen In| Their main batteries consist of 10-| ferior in size, with a displacement of | arse ‘ , ; Ms Hirst message £0 tie Conner" linch and 12-inch guns, and they are|6480 tons. Her crew numbers 450} | HOM(KOPATIIS' 116 South Fourth Street, » i ~ WILLE HAVE 1 pep ape speaking of the ne % ik CiLY, abundantly supplied with rapid-fire | men. : od Zi : a ; | ;: M BAVE , le d costs and th 5 and|the mayor uttered the followir Among three torpedo boat destroy: awns in new styles and a} « « q | costs, ee ssa “Sobriety will be a cardinal virtue. ers the Pluton is the largest, mary | 3 3 good assortment of patterns | HENRY BURNETT ent of 400 tons and a speec and colorings. | adisplace Attorney -at-L aint) Ritu, uae Cong] ea oof ee shy ee S. DABNBY,| “*°e Se i Abe @ so Jie) be ‘That Spanish fleet which is called) her. The coal espacity is 100 tons: 7b Fora choice lot of dimities| Ae O. t a Will practice in 2 ch of the peace, and the first two ; ii ¢ fined $2 :50 each and the other | WB» #a4 £0 considered in the depart-| 11,6 Gane Verde fleet and which is|Her two companion vessels, Furor in neat small pattterns. ee, ' ments over which I directly have con-| now kown to be in the West Indies | and ‘Terror, show Papvoan, Ky “ . Grand Exalted Ruler Galvin to be; Tom Harper, Quitman Covington] A single violation of this require Received in Paducah Lodge, No. 217, will 18 South Fourth 8 \ knots in. speed, to the train in body toniglit to meet | 51+ hale the grand exalted ruler, Mr. Jobn| - _ trol.”” and with which a battle is probable, |and have | $80 he 8 Moka duane 10c For a large lot of lawns, & DENTI + Galxin, who will be on the Cincinnatil GUN CLUB SHOUT ‘The wonder now iu this city is/is thought to consist of 13 vessels. |Their crews number 97 men ani lappets, etc. , styles and ma ED H, PURYEAR "iss R. 8. Hay ak Four of these are armored cruisers of | each ship can carry ‘ons of coal. et So ete 408 BOKDWAY ; as RB Hay : ' special, arriving at the Union depot ° whether the mayor has forgotten that at 7:30 this evening. Dean's hand ‘The shoot of the Paducah Gun] part of bis m pletes the | ‘The Azor’s displacement is 108 tons. will head the procession, and ali the vlub at La Belle park yesterday after t Thebattlesbip E * 1 Elks are requested to be sure and '0on for the silver ¢ sn of powd 8 © tO} The,battleship Pelayo complete . ea: ; > care sane orev a aw turn out. ‘The following notice is 4s follows, Mr. W. &. Cac sabe be held in as light estedm by our|list, She was launched in 1887, but | Her speed is fy ti pcg iHARRY F, WILLIAMSON, M.D. yeu by K Ruler A. Wei ? f erance| has lately been practically rebuilt, | ries 25 tons of coal. ‘The ere - “ ‘ giveu by Exalted Ruler A, Weil, Jr, wing the trophy. mayor as his beautiful utterance] has lately been practically Agere ~ 4 ; ’ +s All members of Paducah Lox irst shoot was ten-bitd practice—| about sobriety being a cardinal vir-| She is 380 feet in length and has @ soe etka ie selL, Physician and And Notary Public, Real state and 4 . 217K, P.O. E., are requested Hoyer, 5; I, Bailey, 8; Dr. Nemo, . displacement of 9,900 tons, Her en- 4 aus of 97 tons. Io ed the | Surgeon Life Insurance Agent, and a 3 tue, gines develop 8,000 horse power, ass, three are torpedo| Azor, Ravo and Ariete are she and dresses. os teva ols torpedo boats. and whetherfoth-| Fats and two trunsport ships | names of the three er promises that he then made ~ aC tee eet at their hsll this evening at 7; Robertson, 6; Lang, 8; Fowler : sana’ . 6:30 to yo to the depot meet 5; Ingr 8; Craft, 7 ‘ MR, PAIGE HERE, which propel ber ata speed of 16 te has registered 6 1 knot AGENTS BUTTERICK PATTERNS Abstractor of Titles Grand Exalted Ruler John Galvin, oa knots, She hasan armor belt of| while the Rayo follows with Otieertonrs ae 2 » Axpaxw W sean ini: allaar ante . W. Ro raige, of ‘Terre| 17% inches of steel plate, with a gun | knots, : — to 0a, m,,1t08 p.m ‘ormorly master commissioner of ; sl Ansa rin, E.R. wa f r silver can Mr, W J pbert Paig 4 pare bid ro pe 19% . hes of ‘ei The transport ships are the Suidal No, 41914 Broadway, the Mevracken circuit court, Will Tuos. W. Bain, Ske. 5; Dr. Nemo, 13; Lang, |Haute, whose application for the| protectio oh oe ie FG, HARLAN, JR. Poe - practive in all the courts of this and place of assistant city engineer was| plate, Her deck is protected with| de Cadiz and the S receive 1 several days ago, is in the| plates four inches in thickness, She CHIEF BARBER ON DUTY. The Leading Plumber and Gas Fitter | OR, J, a. JO. SMITH'S city, and will apply for the place be-|has two Li-inch rifles, one six-inch —-—— | udjoining counties, Special attention |given to the collection of all claims, | tho renting of real estate and all other » litigation, ” Will act as assignee and Cochran, Fowler, 1); Bailey, "SQUIRE BRYANT'S COURT, - fore the council Monday night, Hel ritle, twelve 4.7-inch rifles, six rapid-| Chief Barber is again on duty as) | : |itigati t 7 5 2 gas fix. | Regular hours for o actice, 7098. m.,| ecelver of insolvent est. « Justice Bryant held court yester- but mteh—Lang, 8 ;]is at present holding # position simi-| fire guns and twelve machine gans. | chief of police, and Officer Hoyer | 3| Sprinkling hose, bath tubs, gas fix ular hours for oftoe, pescts of inheatves ott.ston, als >a ecall early in, rather th tures and fittings of all kinds, oF day stternoon and the fo lowing fines ruram, 4; Robertsou, | ier to the one he wants here, ia Terre} Tue Pelayo has a very small coal-ear-| resumed his place on the day force, ¢ nee SF are ee * guardian of infants, Bonde for ; pase prirsecer a Fowler, 10 Haute, but of administra: | rying eapacity. | aay nen 9 wae Ps re bavi Seord| PC: n way and Jot-| <htcly companies, vI'Theodore Brat-| Monday ravow at 2530 the club], is i looking for] Of the cruisers, the Vizcaya is Telephone 29 load of hickory | work done, No job too large, no job | ters sen S1ssith ‘ad detiehsn eae if ? ‘h Fourta street 3 Le Beiebes axl Theodore Hira a vi tf ‘too small, 122 Broadway; phone 11%, | puone 11 | (Legal Row), Pada ah, Ky. shaw, farmers, for a Obi, the form x} Will shoot for the medal another position. well known for her visit to New Fork | stovewood }