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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-29
Court News.

Court adjourned on Saturday at noon
sine DE. judge Culfom signed several
Judgments in evil cases and passed
: crlence on the following who were
CONVICTED during tnl: session:
Albert Joseph, manslaughter, six
months.
r. Eenjam n, Primas Mal!ard. and
VIM. Spradley, mlasl1ughter. each 2
Years.
Robert Richie, attemot at criminal as
sault, 10 years.
Joe Stewart, larceny, months.
p. Batiste, larceny. year.
EDoch Cross, larceny, months.
Tom Sweat, cutting vi intent TO
Kill, months.
Joseph Balohie, rcely, months in
jail.
To those who enjoy nirih ma-Ic AMI
song, the coming of Richards & Prin-
gle's Famous Georgia Min>trelS will be
hailed with delight. This sterling or
sanitation has weathe ed the theatrical
seas Tor ~ enty-fOur years, never chang
ing management, and not once depart
ing from their established rule of pre-
sentlng what is great, COOL and whole
some in the minstrel world Other min
stre companies have come a1d gone.
but Richards & PrIngel's 90 on forever.
| The secret Of their success has been the
fact that the man cement ms always
believed that the paying public craved
genuine colOred performance when
plesente on the lines that made Minis
treIsJ 50 popular years ago; their be-
| lief has proven to be the correct one,
this year they are combined with Russo
& Hollands operate Minstrel, making
tYo shows in one over fifty people al
told.
Th will appear at the Opera House,
one night only. Tuesday, Jan. 3rd.
Sweet southern melodies. beautiful
enhancing music By skilled musicians,
dancing as only negro can dance, anu
wittIcism told As only CarkY can tell
them. Arabs. japanese, TIrKs and
athletes are now additions with this Or
ganizatiOn. Billy Kersands, the come
dian, has made the whole world laugh
and Is still aL the head of the list OF ar
lists, and will bring with him this sea.
sen big budget Of good things he has
collected during the past summer. JAS
CROSBY, Harry Fidler and Dan Aver
are the other Big Four" comedians.
Reserved seats - cents on sale Satur.
day at Williams. Weaver IL O'Quin
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Monday was a legal holiday and was
celebrated here by the closIng of the
postoflice and other government Offices.
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7NCURABLE
DISEASES

bers Of people lie Of consumption
necdleSaly. It is certain that every
pha,c Of Gatarrh, including 1uanv cases
Of consumption, are cured by the right
treatment. l'e-ru-na, Dir. Hartman s
great prescription, attacks catarrhal
diseases scientifically and cures them.
DIR. Hartman explains it fully in his
books which arc mailed on application.
Here il letter from Mrs. I.armeninr,
Mazo hanic, Wis, who IS one Of many
cured Of consumption by Pc-ru-na.
She says:
Pt-yH-aG Mcdirsss Co., CoiHm6ns, O.
DEAR S.Rs:-"I cannot praise your
remedy too highly. Last v inter / had
la grippe and hemorriiagc Of the lungs
followed. All the doctors around here
told me / had TO die of consumption.
Then thought v~oiad eslS Dr. IIsrt-
man Tor advice, which did. lie pre-
scribed Pe-ru-na for me, and I took it
according TO his directions and was
cured. | advise everybody that is
troubled with lung disease to take Dir.
Hartman's treatment am sure they
will not regret it if they do. am now
enjoying good health, and can thank
Pe-ru-na for it,"
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NOTICE.

J. I. SOmPayrac W. His Creditors.
10th ID. c., La.
T. Clark syndic in The creditors of
the InSolvent j. I. Sompayrac having
filed in my Office his amended provisional
account notice Is herby given tO all whom
it NAV concern to make opposition there
to within ten days or the same will DO
homoJOgated according to law.
CAYENNE HYAMS,
dec IS st Chief DIV. Clerk, 10th u. c
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- ~ you have been sick Won VIII find
Hoods SarsaDarllla the best medicine
yon can take 10 give YOU appetite and
strength.
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10 VOL READ

What people are saving about Hoods
S 5rrstpsriiiifi:rs! tie W6Fgt
cases of scrofUIa, dyspepsia. rheuma-
tism aud ali forms of blood disease, eraD-
tlOns, sores, bUils and pimples. 1t is
giving strength TO weak and tired
women. Why should you hesitate to
take it when 1t is doing SO MUCH for
others?
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Found.

A fraternity badge, set IN pearls and
turquoise. The owner can recover same
by applying to this office, proving prop
erty and paying for this notice.
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Christmas day was ideal. It was the
first clear, bright, cool Christmas day
that can be remembered IN wears.
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THE LODGES.
WEEKLY.


A. +. & A. n.
Phoenix Lodge No. 3S-Simcof
WalmsIcy. w. NJ; J. c. TIiche!. Jr
Secy. Meets first and thru Wcdnes
days. at p. IN.
ODD FELLOWS.
stvnewall Ledge No. IS. p. j
Gibson, Y. g.; &. +. Powell, Scc'y.
Meets First and Third Tuesdays al Z :3C
p 10
KNIGHTS OF PYTIIlAS.
Natchtoches Lodge No. 50. U. y
Breazeale. G. g.; Adolph l. herisson. K
ut Il. and $. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays 1T s p. m.
A. o. L. W
y. L. Weaver. n, g. u. T.. Suddath.
Recorder. Meets Second and fourth
Wednesdays at 80 p. VT.
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Remember you have bnt two days
after TO- day IN which to pay your poll
tax.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTEIAs,
.LocAL~CL EANlNGs

The brass band sercnadeJ the Nor
anal on CHRISTMAS day.
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Red Fish, oysters, lettuce. caulIflower,
celery, &c, at r. q. Rogers New Years
eve.
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JudIciolIs advertisers use tue cOIun1
of The Enterprise. 1t pays them
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A New Years RsceDtion.

The Round Table CLUB will celebrate
:he time honOred custom of receiving
on New Years day ana will start an in
noyati0n by receiving not individually
bat all together AS club. Mrs. L. Z.
Chaplin has kindly proifeFed her com
modious reception hall for the cas.on
aud the ladies will be AT Home" there
to their, friends on New Years even
Ing from until 10. The membership
OF tbs popular club is as follows: Mines.
G. f. GreneIux, Ella L'he"Is.on, E iw.
Phillips. J. A. Ducournlu, jr., K. L
McClang. J. e. Triche, j., 5. FL. Hill,
TIP. CHAPLIN, E. V. Debiieux, J. w
Cucker.am. CAas. DAVIS. j. w. Free
man Pnanor Brsazeale, n. L. Smith. f..
j. Harrison. 5. j Henry, and Cammllla
l.. Breazeale.
Mr.. Hardin Norris. clerk Of the drug
store OF Z. Shoemaker. Perry, Ills, says
IA man came into our store the Other
day and said, Il wont bottle Of that
stuff that saves chIldren'S lives. | read
IN the News about 1t, The children
may geI SICK when we can not get the
doctor quick enough. Its the medicine
you cell fosz Group" He alluded t.
Chambcrlailiys Cough Remedy ant
bought bottle before he left the store
For sale by Janin Il SuddatA Druggists
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NOTICE.

I J. jackson having Withdrawn from
the grin OF Barbee & Jackson, dealers III
live stock, notice is hereby given tlat
said firm Is dissolved, and that said Jack
son is no ION yer authorized to use the
name of SAID firm for any purp 'se nor to
collect any noe or 9th IT claim for money
or stock due lid Barb &c g. JacksO
Dec. 29-2t j. L. BAEBEE.
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Lost.

Lost.
X. Of r. badge. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning to This
office.
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Let US do your Job Work.
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Dec. 20.
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gTMON BROTHERS
NOTICE,
Succession Sale.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-30
SPAIN UNWlLLlNG
To Go to War With Uncle Sam
Says Col. 1ngersoll.
sHE PREFERS THE LESSER EyIL
or . Revolution Of the spanish People
and Will Make Generations to Avert
wsr-Indsmnlty viii he Dsm.ndsd
aud Insl.t.a on-coionei InEsrTsil
Looks for cuba's .grssdo mills Lecture
Lat Night.

q 'T don't think there will be any war;
said Colonel Robert g. Insersoll, to an
Intelllgencer reporter last night, at the
conclusion OF his lecture at the Opera
House. He vas then sitting in a chair,
back Of the wings. smoking a freshly
lighted cigar. and was waiting for tho
completion OF some details, after which
he left for his hotel In company with
his wife, who accompanies him,
ut would be madness for Spain to
make war on u.s." he said. Spain would
be whipped badly. IT'S true that the
Spanish people may try to force thelr
government to war. and failing to do
so, rise In revolution against the gov
eminent: but l think the government
will take tho revolution In preference to
war with this country"
"But suppose the United States pro-
vokes war;" was asked.
well, that's q difficult question. and
I can't answer It. Neither can I say
that this country will provoke war.
An indemnity for the loss OF the Maine.
In my judgment, will be asked. 1t will
be demanded and insisted on, I am al
most certain. What then! don't
know, but I believe Spain will use ey-
cry endeavor to avert war.
And Cuba2"
Cuba will be free. Yes. sir, the Is.
land will emerge out OF the present
clouds free. Spain is doomed to lose her
grip on Cuba now"
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Eel HILLS DEATH.
Found Dead In the MartIn's Ferry Blast
Eurnnce. 49, -

Found Dead In the MartIn's Ferry blast
Furnace.
Lee Hill was found dead in a not blast
at the Martins Ferry blast furnace yes
terday. He was working in one Of the
hot blasts which IS being repaired.
Labor boss, c. G. McCord in making his
rounds looked In and not seeing Hill
sent to his home IN "Boat-town." Learn
Ing that he was no Mt home, McCord
looked in the hot blast and not seeing
him called for him, but there was no re-
Spouse. and upon investigation Hill was
found lying behind the pipes. The mar
was dead, and It is supposed that heart
disease had caused his death.
His body was moved to Leseur's I'M
dertaking establishment, corner Third
and Fayette streets. TO await the result
OF the coroner's examination. County
Coroner Beetham came down from st.
Cl~airsvIlle last night. The witnesses
examined were James McAIahan, c. G.
McCord, Frank Carr, David Wilson and
Martin Moran, all employees at the blast
furnace. A postmortem examination
was afterward held by DR.. Hogan and
Coroner Betham. and 1t was determined
that Hill died from heart disease. He
was sixty years old and leaves four chill
dren. p a F,rsE ~
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THE WAR SPIRIT
Continue. High IN Local Justice shor

Continues High In Local Justice Shop
Circles.
Lawyers Row" and vicinity since
the ripple OF war with Spain has become
the most warllke OF any section OF the
city, and "colonel's Row" is a deserv-
ing title. The squires located on this
street were the first to offer their SER
vices to the government. and their Of
fees the past few days have been be-
sieged with persons anxious to enlist.
Squire Rogers was the flrst-to move
in the matter, but the other squireJ
were soon sharers in the glory. and
while Squire Rogers has given 1t but
little attention OF late. activity on the
street Increases with the war tone OF
the dispatches. 4
Last night q dozen young men were In
Squire Fitzpatrick's office, offering their
anne In case the squire organized the
light artillery regiment he proposed do
Ing a few days ago. Squire Fitzpatrick
took their names, and Constable John
Anderson gave them the necessary ply
steal examination. But the most sought
recruiting station Is "Tammany hail."
in the Hempfleld yards, or in other
words, George Crumbacker's office. This
station is the headquarters for an old
err class of men. non being taken un-
der forty or older than sixty-flve years
OF age. Colonel John Burns Is the re-
cruitinG officer.
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IocA1 lsEvIrIEs
q Miner Moment In ani Aboa

sfattsrsef Minor niomsntlln ani About!
th. City.
Matinee al the Grand to-day.
Grand Opera House to.nisht-"Joshua
Sinpkins,.
The usual Wednesday evening L.enten'
service Will be held this evening at ST
iLuke's T. u. church, Island
At the LcDten service at the cathe-
dral4 this evening, Rev. Father r. a.
Boyce, OF Moundsvllle. will preach.
Harry Wallace yesterday pleaded
guilty TO the charge OF striking a son OF
Herman Dietrich, before Squire Greer,
and was fined IS and costs.
Auctioneer Greer yesterday sold four
1fths OF the Newman property. on Chap
line street. between Thirty fourth and
tThirty-fifth streets, to DR.. J.IH. Pipes;
consideration, $1,000.
Ed Carr. the remember OF the fire
department, IL the proud possessor of a
Brahma hen. which weighs eleven.
pounds. five ounces, and probably the
heaviest chicken In the state.
Rev. R. r. Bigger. pastor OF the Third
Presbyterian church, was summoned
yesterday to Cambridge, o., where hts
sister Is critically III. and therefore there
will be no prayer meeting at the church
tonight.
Yesterday in the criminal court In the
case OF the stale VS.. Louis Myers,
charged with forgery. the defendant was
tried and found guilty. A motion for a
new trial was made by counsel for the
prisoner and taken under consideration.
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BoWMAN-on Monday. March IS, 1895, at
S:i5 o'clock a. M. ZURICH s., son OF
Mrs. Mary and the lato Edward Bow
man, aged 20 years.
Funeral from the residence OF his mother,
No. 120 Seventeenth street. IN Wcdnes-
day at 10 o'clock n. m. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. Interment at
Peninsulur cemetery.
PICHLER-On Sunday. March q, 1875, at
10 o'clock y. M, CHARLES PICHLER,
aged So years. l month and q days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 65
Twcnty-fourth street. on Wednesday
at 1850 p. M. Funeral services at . p. m.
at German NJ. E. church. Friends arc
respectfully invited to attend. Inter
ment private at Red Mems Cemetery.
WAGNER-On Tuesday. March %. 1895. Mt
40 o'clock n. m, C.. F. WAGNER,
aged Il years. 3 months and 8 days.
Funeral from his late residence. No. lSo
Sixteenth street, Friday afternoon at :
o'clock. Interment at Peninsular ceme-
terry. Friends of the family are invited
TO attend.
DlERINGER-0n Tuesday, March 90 1898,
mt s o'clock p. M, JOHN FREDERICK,
.onlyison OF Peter and Mary Dicringer,
aged % years, } months and G days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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THE INGERsoLL LECTURE
Last Night wa, Heard BY . Fair Sized A

LastNight was Heard by = Fair Sized Au-
diehcs.
Only a fair sized audience heard Col.
Robert G. Ingersoli deliver his lecture,
Why I Am an Agnostic," last night at
the Opera House. but the frequent
rounds of applause testified to its APP
probation. 1t is about two years since
his last visit to Wheeling, and age is
laying Its hand on him. His views on.
religion are we'll known, though better
known by those who have heard him,
and his ability as an orator Is acknowl-
edged BY. ALI He was In excellent form
last night.
His reasons for being an agnostic he
traced from his boyhood to his maturer
years. The parable OF the rich man and
Lazarus, with the. picture Of he'll shown
by an earnest Freewill Baptist preach
err. expouEded to his boyish ears was a
factor In his refusal to believe
adj Of the Biblical theories. He couldn't
believe that there was n he'll. Later he
read from the sciences. Astronomy and
geology gave facts that showed the
world formation to have taken an un-
limited number OF years, and were
more reasonable than Genesis. Then,
he read from the classics, from philos-
ophers previous to and coming after
Christ. and then he studied other re-
hgions, coming to the conclusion that
Christianity was Paganism patched up.
Col. 1ngersoll paid Burns a glowing
eulogy for his poem, "A Mans a Man
for a. That" and his eulogy. of Shakes
peare was q brilliant example Of meta
phorical speech. Throughout his lee
ture he reveiet in metaphors and sim
lies. and each rounded period was ap-
plauded. OF course. there vas point to
every sentence, and his satires upon
some teachings were amusinSly put.
He.had epigrams in profusior, and their
pith and %eloquence charmed his audit
ors.
Religion is a misconception OF nature,
said Colonel 1ngersoli, and that state
ment Is the keynote OF his arguments.
He said the first religion known OF was
sun worship, and that all religions had
the same biography. The sun gods had
as their fathers, gods. and virgins a
their mothers; were born in humble
places; tyrants sought to STAY them
while yet babes; all were raised from
the dead, and born on Christmas.
or the winter 'solstice. The colonel
argued on force and matter, how
they couldn't be destroyed, and that
therefore never created Theology. he
said, was the only science not based on
facts. He thought usefulness should be
the proper religion, and said an horess
man need have no fear OF the future.
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ABOUT PEOPLE

Strangers In the city aud Wheeling Peo-
pie Alb, nn,i.
". s. Philips, of Gala, Is a Windsor
guest,
E. G.. Hobson Of Jewett, is a. the
Stamm.
Joseph Whitchousc, OF the South Side,
Is able to be out after a long illness,
w. B. McCandllsh. a Piedmont banker,
registered at the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Kate Wright returned yesterday
from an extended visit to New York
City.
NJ. L. Fithro and E. B. Conway, OF
Alma, were arrivals last night at the
Windsor.
Miss Ella NJ. Reed, OF Morgantown,
W. Va, Is visiting her brothers at 2l40
Market street.
Miss Minnie Stewart, OF South Broad
way street, Island, Is recovering from
a siege OF typhoid fever.
The Florida Tmes-Union. OF Jackson
Vile, notes the presence there OF Mr..
William II. Irwin, of Wheeling.
Councilman ". H. Haller. OF the
Third ward. who has been laid up with
an attack of rheumatism for two
months. made his appearance on the
streets yesterday.
". J. Morgan, jr., OF the Cleveland
lithographlng company. for which Sig
mund Kapy formerly worked. arrived in
the city last night to testify against
Kapy, who Is to be tried in the Ohio
county criminal court. on the charge Of
passing a bad check on E. B. Carney, Of
the Windsor.
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Gymna.tin EIhihIflon.

The second annual exhibition OF the
Y. N. c. A. gymnasium classes Will
take place at the Opera House, April IS,
and the affair promises TO equal last
years SUCCESS. There will be ninety
members in the grand march, and n
feature will be the fencing bout between
Director E. j. State and Prof. Chris
Schambra. The tumbling and bar work
Will also be up 10 the standard.
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The slaughter OF the innocents. con-
tinue, until 1t Is estimated that fully
o%ne-fourth OF the human race die be-
fore attaining their fifth birthday, ow-
Ing In great measure to our rigorous
and changeable climate. And there are
thousands OF adults, even In this land
OF plentS, that stomach, liver and bow
el complaints are reducing to confirmed
invalidism, whom Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters would promptly relieve and In
vigorate. Malaria, rheumatism and kid
ney trouble yield to the Bitters.
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a TORPID liver robs you OF amhi.
zion and ruins your health. DcWitt's
Little Early Riscrs cleanse the liver,
cure constipation and all stomach and
liver troubles. Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twr'sth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty.s,-! h and Jacob streets;
a. Il. S%cheehlc, No COZ Main street: EN-
ley Bros.. Penn and Zane streets;
Bowie IL Co., Bridgeport, /
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On account Of an accident 10 one OF
the performers. the drama to have been
presented at Arion hall last night by the
American Dramatic Club was post
.DOned
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Yesterday In Clerk Robertson's office
n marriage license n issued to John
Kuhens. aged twenty-five years. and
Elizabeth Coflcld, aged eighteen years,
OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-30

ID ERSoNAL-FoR VERY BEsTTJfis-s
i. tice. notary, lodge and CORPORATION
seals, rubber stamps, revolving tatcrs,S inlt5.
pads. luplicators, simplex printers, letter
flles, blank hooks and ledge supplies AT
Ian Banner, Piedmont, w. Va. Cora
spondcnce solicited. oc9.s&wyESS
TIME lNTELLlQENCER JOB oFFICE.
Il NEW TYPE, SKILLED WORKMEN,E
HONEST CoUNTsANDETASTT W0RK.g
SENDurOR PRICES NOS. q ANDY Is
FOURTEENTH STREET. spT8s-E
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALE FOR PAVING BRICK.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works of the city of
Wheeling until l. o'clock noon. SATURDAY.
April 9. 1898. for furnishing 590, 900 ,or9more,
OF the best quality OF vitrIfed paving
the Office OF the board.
The successful bidder, or bidders. will.
be required to furnish bond in the sum
OF three thousand $4,000 dollars, with two
or more %slreties TO be approvedrb the
board, for the faithful performances OF tho
contract. The board reserves the right5to
reject any or all bids. -
Proposals TO be marked Proposals for
Paving Brick"
mr.S WM unpNIsu cI..I.
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mrs WM. H. HoRNIsH. Clerk.
PROPOSALS FOR SEWER PIPE.

Sealed proposals will be received BIZ. the
Board OF Public Works of the city of
Wheeling until IL o'clock noon, Saturday.
April 3. 1858, for furnishing sewer pipe.
during the year 1898. -
specifications can be obtained at the
office OF the board. go
The successful bidder. or bidders, will.
be required to furnish bond In the sum OF
to be approved by the board. The board
reserves the right to reject any or, all bIdsy
Proposals to be marked Proposals for
Sewer Pipe" 49, ~;
~ fnrp2 -E.-t-ar rIVNY tt lInDN-IStT n, .~i. 80
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10 cants a day pays for n telephone.
In our residence. .rnko ono aud get your
name In tho new telephone book.
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hIuaic stands,
DIED.

At special price OF &C for this week
only, at F. W. BANNER cos.