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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15
THE GIRL AT PALMER'S.
BY JOHN S. BARROWS.

saw HeI lUohlliS dp
me. I gave only quick glance at her
that time. but her face haunted ME all
DAY long as sat at my desk; Ii kept
coming between my eyes and my work,
blotting out every idea and thought oil
what l was working on. l would Try
10 drive it away, and for the moment
would succeed, but it was only for Il
moment. for it would come dancing
back with all it's vision of loveliness--
those deep-blue eyes and that danny
mouth with it's rosebud lips; mouth
that seemed made for nothing harsher
than yiolets to touch; and that hair,
as she wore it that morning, in little
waves that rippled down on either side
of her brow from the parting in the
middle.
1 couldn't remember very well how
she was dressed, as l did not look at
her long enough; but her face, that
1 remembered well enough to be able
easily to identify her if l should meet
her on the street.
l looked for her when I went to
lunch, hoping that l might meet her,
but while saw hundreds of faces, hers
was not among them.
I left the office earlier that evening.
and as began to near Palmer's looked
to catch a glimpse of her should she
happen to be there-Palmer's, by the
way, is fashionable ladies' garment
maker, and SO thought she might
have to be there again to attend to tie
memorable demands of her dressmaker.
AS / hurried On, almost trod on a
newsboy who was calling out his papers,
and / jostled against an elderly man
who was carrying paper parcel with
sufficient force to cause him to drop tie
burden. With profuse apologies l
stopped and picked it up for him. He
received my overtures with much calm
ness, looking over his glasses, and
screwing up his mouth till the little
lines that radiated across his shaver
upper lip maize it look like a miniature
aurora borealis. Then l continued my
headlong fight and soon 1 was oppo
site Palmer's.
l looked up. Sure enough, there she
stood, looking down at the street. l
watched her, but she did not seem to
change her position. / stayed as long
as dared, for l knew the magnetic eff
feet on the passers-by when one stops
to look at anything intently, and was
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15

jealous enough not to want anyone else
to look at her.
I did not remain long; crossed the
street and turned for one more look
this time 1 so far forgot myself as to
stand there for some time, and pres
emily the by-passers. noticing my ear
nest gaze, began to look, and then stop
and watch the other side of the street,
to try TO discover at what l was look
ing so intently. Suddenly my reveIie
was broken by the voice of rather
fast-looking young man: shes a
peach, that girl over there" That
brought me to my senses. wanted to
throttle the fellow, but. realizing that
such a deed would be disastrous to all
concerned. swallowed my wrath and,
with one parting glance, turned on
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15
A New Brand of Patriots

Hon. w. Coin Harvey, oil Cncasvs
elsewhere, has formed new ~, !,
order which he calls the PatriO,' N
America. The particular kind q r Z,
riotism which the "Honoraole :.
norary Grand Patriot Harvey prOr n,
to teach is hatred of properly ls s'.
greed for the wealth honestly as ,..t,,
lated by men of ability ana !. .n Si.tns|
disregard of the teachings Of ns,
and devotion to the selfish in ,sral|
few silver bullion owners AlOh is,iaIs
these grand and glorious pl'r .sdis
there will go tinely-engraVs ss,s ~ IA
cate of membership in the now y .,r1
of sixteen to one patriots anu ls a. "A
assessment for the good Q, ., . .sS "a
concerned. Together with /, ,l ~ % N
society of Silver Knights anu au. 81 M
Gang Of Goldbug squasherS t .nssr {
natriots should cause the W., 9, sg11
wall street to tremble in then h aI \
s Ma., Great is the power Of s sss 3
and greater still the check a o. 'ot
who claim that they are pasl scbs
cause anU they shout for a CURRENCY
,h;cb means national disnO
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15
MI Carlisle IN his trh;cag,

.,..Mr. Carlisle In his chicago speech
said and proved that a degradation of
the money of the country would rob the
workingman both on his current earn
ings and his savings No wonder the
military silyerite wanted to turn the
attention of the crowd from that dem
onstration to something else that had
nothing whatever 70 do with it-Chi-
osgo Chronicle.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15

in the nearer chances, while Knowles
snickered and then laughed loudly.
ooh, oh, thought knew her. iou
fool! that's the wax-facc lay figure they
fit and display dresses over.-6ost'n
BUDGET.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15
to one ratio. How would that shat'a
the hated money power?

Mr.. Crisp warned his Atlanta heare'
against the people who are interssN
in maintaining the dearest KIND
money. When he talks OF coming :.
yer dollars with bullion value ~
to a gold dollar, does he not admit 'na
gold is the standard and that ne wan, !,
to have our silver money just as Y
liable as gold?
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15

"A madcap rufiian. and a swearing
Jack, that thinks with oaths TO face the
matter ut.-Shakespeare.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15

Leasing ia raid to have begun
Sarah sampson" at IS. and to have en-
ished Il at 20.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15
n,.boDest Money cana' T. ID

The democratic newsPa Z Al tbsb
RADIO dnI must be pretty bad liza. I al BEL q
Gunnison News says o. ,. t,
Here n is one of its recent It. s'at tber i
"Up to the present inc = Colorado
adv supporting an H Tsst p.p<
candidate for president -, 1--we We sins
the Sterling DemocIa, ~. inc ;ncrsass.'
" hope its tribe will not lis : . fsti
The Sterling Democrat .sa. + : pDaiSSlI.ls
by this compliment tha ,.Il.s,lrr.bssas
above quotation on its letlfl 49,.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-05-15

what We Have , Dons so ,a ?
The only bimetailic sy : siicie
world, the only count y pesrlg 9
and silver are used ., :, .s,dsr p'''
amounts as fun iesa'
our own.
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MONEY TO LOAN Large sums
at S and 8 l-2 per cent on ID. C. real
estaae; $3.50. $500, $3.50, etc, at 6 per
cent; all transa ctions conducted with
economical consideration for borro wers.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 140T + st
nv. mrS
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Schedule in effect March l 5, S96.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue aud Z street
For Chicago and Northwest, Ntstlbulcd
Limited trains / 80 Il. M, sos H. III.
For CinciuEati, st. Louis ana Indianap-
"lis, Vesiihuled Limited 3.45 p. m.. ex-
For PiliSburg and Cleveland, express
daily l 3" Il. m ana 8 40 y. m
For Winchester aud way stations b5. 80
For Luray Natural Bridge, Roanoke.
Knoxville. chatIanoO ga, Memphis and
cars through.
For Lur:fy. 3 Tsp. m. daily.
For Baltimore. week days, 500, $50
x7:00. xT:lu, xI:30, Xs.op. $50, 800,
3:25, x4:25. -, x5;O5, x5!9. N5:3o,
Sundays, x7:a5. xT:l0. $50. 500. XIt:Ou
a. m.; Xl2:u5. xl2:35, LOO. X3:00. 3.25
4:32. x5:05. x5:iO. ESQ, xs:Go, x9:2o
For AnnapSiil POI p II; ana 80 asni a. M 1910
and i:2S p. III. sundays, $50 Il. m., 4:32
For Frederick, as;OO, hI1:3O a. H.. cl Is
For Hagcrs,dwn, bl1:3o a. m, and h5:20
p. IN.
For Boyd an ! way points. week da IS, 900
900 a. IN, 3, 1:05 y. IN.
For GaiherSinrg and way points, week
days, 100. 300 a. IN. 1880, 300, 4 30
4:33, $40, 5:;s5, 7:O5, IL 80 y. IN. Sun
days, 900 a. M, l:15, 5:35, 7:05. 10:25
y. III.
For Washington Junction and way points
ASSOC a. M. cl:15 y. III. Express trains
stopping al principal stations only. b4:30,
b5:30 y. III.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with PintSch light
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
the East, week days, 100. 500. q 600 a.
IN. Dining Carr, 100, 300, i5:05 Dining
Carr, 500 .. IN. t2:O1 night. Sleeping Car
open at lU:G0 O'clock. Sundays, t7:05
Dining Carr, 900 Il. m. Dining Car, Il IS
Dining Carr. 300, t5:05 Dining Carr. 500
I2:Oi night. Sleeping Car open for pas
1engcrS 900 y. M
Buffet Parlor Cars on all trains.
For Atlantic City. 600 IL m., 2 90 noon,
Sundays. l2:35 u. m.
bExcepl Sunday. aDaily. cSmday only
IENpreSs train.
baggage caiied for and checked from no.
tels and residences by Union Transfer Com
pany, on orders left at ticket Offices 6I3
Penns ylvanli avenue northwest New York
avenue and Fifteenth street and at depnt
VIM. u. GREENE, CHAS @. ,SC'IIJJ
ueh' Maha2er. Gen. Pass. Agt.
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Southern Railway.
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
tschcdule in effect Jan. 6, 1896 ,

tscncuu!e ID effect Jan. 6, 1896,
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylya,
sia passenger station.
Sa. NJ Daily, local for DanvIlle connects
at Mana ssas for Strasburg, daily, except
Sunday; and at Lynchburg with the Nor
foik and western. daily, and with the Ch.s.
apeake and Ohio daily Tor the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
il D a. m Daily. the UNITED STATEs
FAST Ma IL. carries Pullman Buffct Slcen.
ers, New ork and Washington to ia ckson-
vile. uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
New ork to New leans. via Mont gomery.
CONNECTING at Atlanta with Pullman Sleep.
40i p. M Local for Front Royai. Rives:
ton ana s,rash,nfE: DAILY iadl except sunday.
FLoRipaa snoRT LINZ HE IIsilTEb hTKh 4HR hSII.
man compartment ana observation sleeping
Sass hew n0rs s,rs 10 st AAuguTStine Pnlma6
insIoa Snd Aus1ssa e. day coach Wass
1913 p; m:mDaily. WASHINGTON AND
gOuTHWESTEkN vESTIBULED. LIN.
TIED. composed of Pullman vestibuied
Paifman sieepefs New York kuS tS as5eRiIs aS5eRss;
and S,s HOT spr,ng&S; pr En- N; G.: and New York TO
New Orleans VIA Atlanta and Moni gomcry, "
vestibuled day coach. Washington TO AZ
lanta. Southern hallway dining car, Greens-
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND
OhlO DIVISION leave Washington Q OF a.
m daily and 4:l5 p. IN. d;liy, except Sun
Gay' ana 6:2o u. IN. Sundays only, for Round
teesDurs. and 6:25 p: m. daily for Hcrndon.
Returning. arrive at Washington x .2R y n
aud ) 90 u. ~ daily. from Round Hi,t =. .s IL
z :O6 a. IN. daily. except Sunday, from Hernr. ar
don. and s:34 a. III. daily. except Suntay.
from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive al
Washington q: AZ u. m.. 9:45 a. m. 2:2O nj
m. and 9:4o p. M. daily, Manassas diyis.
ION. l 600 q. m, daily. except Sunday and
0:lO o. m., daily. from Charlottesville.
Tickets. sleeping Car reservation and in.
formation furnished al offices. 81 and 1900
Pennsylvania avenue. and at PenDsyivaniS
kaiiroad Passenger Station.
W. II. GREEN, Gen. Supt. sSI
| J. n. GULF, Traffic Manager.
| W. A. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent
L. 9. BROWS. Gen. Ag't Pas. DeD&
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RAMROAD1-
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
sTATIOS CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
STREETS.

CITATION CORNEN ot SAAAh fAND -
In Effect Janunry O, 1895.
ao.aO A, M. PENNSYLVANIA LIN
ITED.-fu,ii,tn Sleeping, Dining, Sfnok-
ing, and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
to Chicago. CINCINNATI. indiaaapohns; n,;,S,., Hs.
Louis, cIeSeIanI, anu Ioieuo. Doie'
ParlOr Car To Harrisburg. p,,u
1910 A. M. rAeI LiNE.-fuilnian
@ bull, , Iar9r car raprisinrS a9 TO- ri,tsburg.
a.AO p. M. CHlCAGO AND 81. LOUIS
EAPkEss.-Puinian Buffet Parior Car
10 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
Harrisburg ~ 81 LOUIS, Cincinnati. Louis
vile, and Chicago.
TO p, nj. WESTERN EXPRESS.
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining Car 10
10 r. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EX-
FRESs.-Pu..man Sleeping ana Dining
Cars TO 81. Louis, anu Sleeping Car
Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati.
lO.4O l.. Id. i'AClr iC EAfREss.-
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 PittsbGrr
7.6O A. M. Ior Kane, Cananlaigua'
Rochester anu Niagara Fails, daily, ex-
1870 A. M. for Eimira and Remove,
daily except sunday. For Nlllianlsport'
daily, $40 p. m.
z.IOP, M, Tor WiiIiamsport, Rochester,
Buffa 10 ANA Niagara Falls, daily. except
Saturday. with siceping car washington
to Suspension tridgc, VIA Buffalo.
10, 40 r. NJ. Tor Erie, Canandaigna'
Rochester, buffalo and Niagara rams
ulily. Sleeping tdT w tSHibEtoh " i-iiii'i''
For Philad',iphia, New York ana Tue
400 p, M, CONGRESSIONAL LIN
TIED "-Daiiy, an Parlor Cars, with
Dining Car from BALTIMORE; ne Res'i,.f ,n ~ ~
bainr SS spIGang Gnr; iarb io.os Dining Car, and
100 Dining Car from W1imingto@no "a; "a
M. l2a45 s.i5; 4sso, $40; az ieiIo t6,ning ane
SainE E5r,i a5SifS% earrfSn Wimineton, NJ isis
3l5. 4:2u, $40. 1000 ana i :55 l. "a "a;
days, 20I ard $40 r Nj. daily; For
boston without change, $50 A. NJ week
days and 3 > p NJ. daily. M
1000, 1915. 1880. II co, and II 90 A.
NJ. 12.15, l2;45: 2o1. 3;l5' 3;4o' .4So a
10, 1850, I0.4o, 115. and / 80
pm. on sunoay, 7.O5, 20, a.o0. e.05,
1905. 1910. ll.uo \ NJ, l2lh' .d5'
20l, 3.l5, $40. ti.CO Limiictil i.2U,
$40, 6.05 $40. 7.l0, 1000, 10.40
ana II 30 L. NJ.
For ope' Greek Line, 20 a m. and 4.o6
p. m; daily; exeep' sTnaay; nH m ,s15opd
40 D. m. dai!y, except sunday. sun
days. 900 Il. m; aud i 20 p: m: oo;a,.,
Atlantis Cont ,, linS' .a!iinr ,oi, pff;at
%. m. week Gays. Express Tor Richmond
points on EIlaniiC Coast Line. 40 a M
Si6 p. M. daily; RicilLond and Atlanta;
= At u. m, daily. RichiIond only, lb.5I
a IN. week days.
Accomn oditioE tor Quantico, 7:i5 Il. m,
daily. and 30 p. N. week days:
For Alexandria. 4:3o, $50, I:4o, $40,
8.45. 1887, ll.5o a. M, l2.50, LAO;
500. 4 25. 5.HU. 5.3T, 6.l5, S.o2. 1a.tO
aud / lI.39 p m. On sunday at 40. I.i3,
8:45 a. IN, :.45, 6.l5, e-O2 ana lo.lo
y. III. %
Leave. Alexandra for Washington. Cos,
6.43. 7.r5, SEQ, 80. 1918. 1o.2s a.
IN: l co, 2.l5, 300. 3.23. 300. 80.
* ~ 40. = 20. 3 10, 1852 ami IL -ts
D. m ON sunday Al 6.43. $40. 1o.2s a.
m, 215, $50, 7.GO, 7.2O, $40 and
lo.52 u. IN.
Ticket SIfiCrS corner Fifteenth aud Il
streets, and at the station, Sixth nd B
streets wherr orders can I've left for the
checking oi baggage TO destination from
hotels and residences.
=. NJ. PROVOST, j. X. WOOD,
Gen Manager Gen. Passenger \ gent.
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The Times Branch Offices.

TheTines'"LittleN NewsM sMerchan nts
san secure their supply of MOrnin
and Evening Times ut the followin
branch offices
Frank Smith, 4th and G sts NV
NJ. Men U.ty, 1885 14th st. nw
81. Hsge. 2153 Pa. ave. NV.
Joseph Linden, 4O6 9Th 1T Sc.
W. F. Mackay, 800 II st. no.
Joseph Petignat, 600 7th st. az.
W. z. Lum msford. I242 32d at. NV.
John Haynes, 2O22 sth st. NV.
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Sales
{. Ii. SLOAN Il CO.. AuctiOneers' i4Of
&. street north west
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNiMPRov ED
PROPERTY, ON LIE ROY PLACE

q. street north west.
TRuSTEEs. ndI as. SALE d OF qN,WfRpx RnH fRixER ~
NORTHWEST.
By virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
dated The, twenty-rifth gay Of Oc'oesT,
folio l0l ct seq, one OF the land records
OF the District OF Columbia. and at the
request OF the party secured thereby. we
will offer for sale at public auction, in
front of premises, on Monday. April sixth.
1896. ut O'Clock p m. the following de-
scrihed real estate. situate in the county
OF Washington. District Of Columbia. and
known and described as the west twenty
five t25D feet front, by the depth OF the
lot, OF lot numbered seventy three l7Sl
a part OF The Widows Mite, az said subdi-
vision is recorGcd in the office OF The sur
ycyor OF the District OF Columbia in iibcr
ns1,nnty &c ,,, No. No, g." folio Co. The PieSee Psse
square feet OF ground more or less Terms
easy, and made known at time of sale:
deposit OF 500 required at time OF
sale.
PERCY f: CLARKE.
LIE ROY TUTTLE. JR,
mr26-co'lts Trustees.
FALL'A BILE DW ELLINti. HOUSES WITH
STORES, no. III 8 ELEVEN TIL STREET
NORTHWEST; T;ALs0THEFOUR,STo
BRICK IOu3 E,GHTH STREET SOUTH
EAST AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Blythe GiirciioG ofthc owner we wilioffer
al public auction in front OF the premises.
on FRIDAY. Aprli s, ltHO, at cfCck
u. m.-, lot ten Ecp in Walls subdivision OF
square three hundred and thirty five 1881.
Lot 1Sx95 to 10 foot alley: three story
brick. store in basement; and frame stable
trust, payable December 8, 1897, is now
on the property.
Also on the same day. in front of the
premises, at O'Clock p m, We will sell
at public auction. part of original lot Fix
30. square nine hundred and six (9O63.
facing twenty nine t2s, feet ten 10, inches
on Eighth street southeast, with an irregu-
Lar depth; fOursiory brick, store in base
ment- Present and past rental for several
years, $50. $1,000. first trust, payable
October 10, 1900, is now on the property.
TermsOf sale: Amount over first trust, in
each cast, hal ca sh balance in three months
at q per cent per annum from day of sale
securedby decd OF trust on the prOpert y sold,
or all ash al the option of the purchaser
A deposit of $500 required at time of sale.
All conveyancing, etc, at purchasers cost.
terms or sale 10 be complied with in ten
days from day of sale.
mT26 81 % 30, LAM .23.
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PROIOSAIS.
PROPOS TC FOR ANIMAL SIP

1HOfOSALS FOX ANNUAL SUI
MAXINE CoRPS-Headqua United
states S Marine Corps, Quarlermas;cr's OIL
fice; fee Washington, ID: e, April /. 1896.
celved at inis offer until IL O'Clock IN.
on the l2th day OF May next, for furnish
Ing Rations, Fuel, Foragc and Laundry
Work TO the United States Marine Corps,
at one or more OF the following stations,
from July |, s96, 20 June 30, s97, viz:
Port.moulh, y H., Cbarlestown, Mass
coasters Harho stand. Il. L.. brooklyn,
y, " Phliadeipni, and League Island,
Pa. Annapolis, Md. Washington. D. u,
NorIoik, va, Port Royal. 5. C., Mare
Island, Cal, and sitka, Alaska. Scaled
Office until = O'Clock IN. on The same day,
Tor furnishing supplies, consisting of C!oih,
kersey, FIann"is, Blankets, Helmets, Mill
tary Stores, BFooms, brushes etc. 10 Ia.
delivered at thc office OF the Assistant
QuhrtermaSi crs. Philadelphia. Pa. or Wash
ingtoh. d. {. Sealed proposals will also
be received at This Office until | = O'Clock
M on the same day, Tor furnishing STA
tionery, TO hc delivered TO the ASsIstan,
QuarternH slcr, United States Marine CORPS,
NaslIig'on; u L. Sealed proposals in
duplicate VIII also lac received at tnls orfiC,.
until 2 O'Clock m. on the same ,av. for
furnishing the quantities of Ice that NAV
be required during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1897. at the following mImn-i
places. to he delivered daily jSuiida IS ard
holidays excepted: HEADQUARTERS Marine
Corps; gnn 10 pounds; ,n Marine Marine barracks Wash
hiS ~ -, ~ pDuIflS, ana Marine BAR
racks, Navy Yard. Washington, u. G.. 100
pounds. All supplies to bc delivered al
the places nain''d free OF expense TO the
United states. specifica, ions, hlank forms
OF proposals, ana all information can ie
obtained upon application at any OF the
stations named above, or at The office of
the Quar!erinastcr, Washington, II. C., and
at the Assistant 2uartcrmaster's office
100 south Broad street, Philadelphia,
Pa. This office reserves the right To
reject any and al bids, and to waive de-
fects. and bids from manufacturers OF, or
regular dealers III supplies only will Ice
considered. Bids accepted and contracts
awarded subject TO an appropriation by
congress to meet the expense. Proposals
may Ge made Tor one or more articles
deliverable ut one Or more stations n MI
VIII be considered separately for each iclc
and place OF delivery They should hc
inhorsed, Proposals for Rations, FueL
Forage, Laundry Work or Supplies as
the case may bc and addressed 10 MAJOR
IL IL. LOWRY ,QudrterIBasl Ter United States
Marine Corps, Washington, ID. C.
apl 4, Sill
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MONEY to loan at 8 and Icr cent on
District OF Columbia realty: no delay II
WAiTER efi'si 4. AcKEk. aS 7o4 14th NV.
Iy3l If
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Should be read daily by all Interested as
changes may occur al any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending April
4th will close tprofnptly i'll all cases, at this
Offict. as follows:
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FOR SALE-Gr8nitc paving blocks
Proposals VIII be received by the
undersigned for the whole or any Part OF
$50 900 secondhand granite blocks from
u street railway track in Washington, ID.
c. The blocks are OF good shape and in
good condition, and ruD about fort vt yo to
Tue square yard. Address L. SAAIUN
Power Station; Yard. 1913 G ST. ne;
telephone. lOi0, Washington, u. c.
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FOR RENr-sURuRRAN.

FOR FENT-A country place on rea-
.,-r2..lt.i. Terms: house fur: desirable
location, etc. COUNTRY HOME, this CT
lice. Item
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FOR sALE-suBURBAN.. j..
GA x. -GROVE-Acre lots SEQ up.
Room q $50 st. NV. mr2e-5t
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-18
GoodIand Personals.

A. H. Eaton will attend the Conven.
ton in St. Louis this week, taking in
the county convention at 1ronton on
his way home.
NJ. S. Eaton has returned home from
Pine Grove, where he attended four
months term of school.
Aunt Josephine Adams has been con-
fined to her room during the past week.
Mrs. Terry is reported dangerously
ill.
John Miller and little son of Jas.
Akers are very low with brain fever.
Monta Adams is having chills.
Born, to the wife of Sol. Nelson,
May IA. son. Sol. says he has ten
children now, and they are all boys
but seven.
B. F. Brooks, S. o. Brooks of Good
land, and Mrs. Tom Steward of Belle
view, are entertaining their aged par
ents this summer. The old couple are
upwards of 80 years old. and both are
hale and hearty.
Miss Mary Abbott of Goodwater
spent a few days with Miss Lucy
Adams.
Mrs. Myra Adams spent last Friday
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Personal.

Miss W. Hunt, who has been attend
ing College at Warrensburg, returned
home last week.
Miss Irene Goulding went to Bis
marck Monday.
A. Winkler, came up from Poplar
Bluff Sunday, and accompanied his fam
lily to St. Louis, the first of the week.
VIM. Halter is on the sick list.
G. Denly is at home this week.
w. M. Brooks, one of the publishers
of the Centreville Reformer, spent q
day Or so in lronton :his week.
H. M. Collins and family went to ST.
Louis Wednesday.
w. T. Gay and Fred Kindell are at
tending the Convention in St. Louis
this week.
DR.. Green went to St. Louis yester.
day.
w. Oliver went to Pennington this
week.
DR.. B. H. Zwart, of Kansas City ar
rived in the Valley Sunday, returning
to his home Monday.
Mr.. Wesley Beard and wife returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Zwart and family spent Sunday
evening in Pennington.
Mr.. LIE Moin Grover is here for the
summer, arriving Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Roehry and two children
went to st. Louis Saturday. They
will remain week.
Mrs. w. lobe, Of Bismarck, is visit
ing Mrs. Arnoldy this week.
Al
Tuesday morning, after two weeks
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
B. Nall.
Mrs. Ella Shinn and daughter of
Russellville. Ark, are visiting her
Aunt, Mrs. &. B. Nall.
Mrs. DIR. Ira A. Marshall and daugh-
ter are on visit to home folks in Ar
kansas.