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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
AGENTS WANTED.

w ANTED-GENERAL AGENTS AND
w Statesmen for an entirely new and
meritorlous article. having ready sale to
buildings, business blocks. Stables. stores.
steamboats,, city and country rcsfdenco,s :
mako from $500 to $1,000 n year Write.
eall General Agency. NORTH Building,
Rooms Nos II and IS. Norfolk. Va.
mch19-3ta
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
PEOPLES FORUM,

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties. classes. per-
sons. views and capacities. the Vir-
Sinian Pilot is responsible for none
OF the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein, nor for the style in
which they are set forth. The ignorant
and uncducated shall be heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

Just received, n fine assortment OF
Heywoods prices from IS to $40. cash
or credit. Williamson & Sykes. 563 and
sos Church street. near Queen.
fe22-tf,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
MIR. NEWGAss SEEN.

Mr.. NewgaSs was seen at the general
Offices of the Atlantic and Danville. in
this city, yesterday, and asked If there
was any truth in the report. He said
that he could not talk on that subject:
II may have something for you q little
later, but not now. You must excuse
me-"
Continuing very cautiously Mr.. New
gaSS said: Il read the telegram in the
Virginian- Pilot and l think it is little
premature. You know it takes time to
arrange matters of this kind. There are
many details to be considered. ] have
nothing to say this afternoon. l am in
a hurry to get off on the O. clock boat
en- route north"
AS THE CROW FLIES.
The Atlantic and Danville is n
straight line from Norfolk to Danvllle,
through good agricultural country,
we'll watered and populated by a
thrifty, reliable. honest people. 1t has
been at n disadvantage because lack
ing exclusive western or southern con
nections. at one time it was thought
that an arrangement could be made by
which the road would be extended TO
Western North Carolina and Eastern
Tennessee, but this proposition never
materialiZed. Should Mr.. NewgasS con-
summate the deal with the Plant Sys-
TEN, there will be another great trunk
line with its deep water terminus at
Norfolk.
The proposed deal, IL contaminated
would offer an easy, direct and pleasant
route from the Frozen North to the
Sunny South.
DID NOT DENY.
MT. Newgass did not say that the
deal Is on. When asked positively II
the Danville telegram was true, he did
not deny it.
The business men of this city hope the
deal will be made. 1t will be to the
advantage of Norfolk, giving another
route through the Carolinas, where
Norfolk merchants sell thousands of
dollars worth of goods nnnunllY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
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TAILORING 6O0NOM>
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To COMBINE ELEGANCE with ECONOMY and
AR!lSIiC WORK with the LOWEST PRICES posi-
De IS the basis upon which solicit order for Measure
Made Garments
None but the most skilled cutters and none other
than lalors are employed in the course OF cup
Garments made here are unsurpassed in durability
and stand unrivaled in style and finish.
HE materials pass direct from Milers and Producers
from an ever the world aud come to from manu-
featuring headquarters at he lowest possible cash cost
tnat only on large quantity buying can touch.
Strictly on The merits of our productions and guar
anee Tor absolute satisfaction together with the vast
facilities which possess to give the best possible values
Tor The least money is the plea we make for business in
the tailoring Department.
or novelties IN Zine Foreign WorSteds and Genuine
Scotch Chevios in Pin Check-Pin Strpe-neat Plaids
and pretty Over-Plad designs in connection with full
line q Spns OyercoangS in all coors, shades and helts
Foreign SuitngS made by such eminent mierS as
Efklns, Schnaebes Strokos and Shooters makers who
are famous for the general excellence of their cloths Ir-
co.'s Dagonals and DoeskinS are kept in also
Globes and American Mills, we'll as many other prom
lnent mers, representing plain and staple patterns ol
mddle-aged men, and the newest and most novel ideas
Tor the swell dreSserS that want just the latest produc
tons as they appear in the leading fashion centres OF
the world
For more than fifty years has this great Tailoring
business been advanced on the standard motto of Pop-
lar Goods at Popular Prices and to-day the list of patrons
IS Tar greater than sanguine expectations could have
dared to hope for.
Strict attention to the wants of customers watch
Jul eye on the market-sk to plan and energy to exc
and create the best possible service that your interests
may demand.
We lead the procession for First-elass Measure
Made Garments, and Shall endeavor to gain your patron
age and influence with the Best Workmanship and Low
est Prices
careful examination of Made-to-O Order Possibil
ties in our Tailoring Department will prove we'll worth
while the little time and labor it may cost.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

For II, II and Is the purse VIII be
500. For 16. II and is it will be SIPS.
The entries will close May 9th. The
National TrottinS Association rules
will govern.
Mr.. Mariner said yesterday that he
expected very large crowd this Snrin,;
and that some of the best horses in
the country would be here.
The schedule has been made up for
the October fair, with purse of 5000 in
each event.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
HELP WANrED-FEMALE.

ID USINESS WOMAN FOR PERAIA-
O nent travelling position. $50 per
enccs required. CLARK s, Co, pa S.
9th street. PHILADELPHIA. Pa. fe25. mail
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
HELP WAMTEp-MALE.


VXI ANfrED. RELIABLE MAN TO
Wv travel in this ana nearby towns;
salary and expenses weekly: state arc
and occupation. Address GLOBE CO.. f23
Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Pa.
mhfl-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

VI OR SALE. = ONE S'rEANI PRO
II pcl!er. In good working condition.
newly painted, length 40 feet, beam il
400 bushels OF corn or S0,CO0 feet lumber
Apply u l.. S. WILEY, Elizabeth City,
N. &. fclI-fr. tu-Su-tr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
ssPE ClAL- NOTICES.

NT ADAM SMELL. NEWMAN TJyF
s1Xhi Renowned CiairVoyAnt and Buslness
Medium. can hc consulted at her nnrio,s
on all i!fe matters; her tests arc ,ton,lrr-
1ui Si3 CHURCH STREET. opposite
:. ''etHuSoI m. lll"-HNYa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

~ OR S.AI>T.-A WELL. rSTABLIST-
~ ED Photograph Gallery doing good
business; great bargain If taken at once:
good reasons fer selling. Address .B.. -
care Nirgin!an-Piiot.
mch5- tn, til-at9
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

E7oR sALE.-oN ACCOUNT OF poor
~ health, a good Dry Goods business
on Church street, in good locality. Apply
at ca Bank street. mhlO-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

u UisE IIIt.D LNOWN LEGWOENS-
"A From the famars "Gcer strain -
World t'alr CHAMPIONS; cgrs now ready:
Sl;Cs per setting. PHIL. $ WADE. M
az Rose avenue, Norfolk. Va. mhs-tf
II, or SALE. - TILE BANK SALOON
b No Il Bank street. For paviculnr r.
ara terms apply to LOYALL & TAYLOR
=. -.- -..---I. -. - 80: fciS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
FOR SALE

z AArES wHITCOMB RILEY's COM
~ pleto Works on easy monthly install
anents. For particulars address r. c.
MAClll:AN. % Clay street. city. mch12-S
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

TfoR SALE LESS THAN HALE
Engine and Boiler on skids one III. i
Vertical ENGINE and Boiler: one new iron
1Tannc wood Saw. ono new Shlprle
Edger: one secondhand Typewriter. NV
machinery, all kinds lowost prices Az
ny to Il. ~ PERRY. No G3O ". Bran
ttoH avenue. ulg-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
DID NOT DENY.
THE SPRING RACES.
A LARGE CROWD AND FINE
HORSES EXPECTED.

HORSES EXPECTED.
The Spring races will take place this
year on the 10th, 18th, 18th and 10th OF
May. &c.
Tho following schedule Of events has
been adopted by the management:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14
WANTED.

A GOOD COOK CAN GET GOOD
A wages OF 120 Wood street None but
e. good one wanted. mh14-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

w Top Desk and Medium Size Iron
Safe. cheap for cash. ~" caro- Vir-
ginian-Pilot. It,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

Il RDIEsy Chi hostsrs English Fennyroya Pin,
Ia sTD ,f ,, R,.ai are the ncst 81. E:asI.,
~ Is cniehss ts' cS 4 Sssr 9 ada. Fa.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-14

wv ANTED. : A FIRSr-CLASS CAB
wv inet-maker. TO make hard wood
cabinet mantels; also a hrst-class wood
turner. Address p, o. Box No. 50, Eden
ton, N. c. mht4-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-10-12

YGT wished III ruin, ns's:'
Rnigs yea: Oh, no no"
"YcW acted With NE ls an eneIay
YGlg l.s,rt. r.a>, Them
Hare Yet,3 NJ. r 1--we ydu.'
"Yaw I,3ves Ma How can believe
.T@'g,, sig,.,s ye,, assri,s,s yo1,q's,,if, What
Was rGa.a' .senri.V,-:''
i lsapsT aaey Or die. I a),eye,!''
"Wlaum2'
- Ft"weani,sS s,ss,s
My ilrla.ar's ltss...s=si I..s--is In r.tsr 500
YES ra.1 ijrcVite,f'a of ri..A Vserril1iss
wt99's.. F,vrrvwl.,arts Invisible
where pr-s'slar' They AI.vei,aY3 T0ss IN a
+ireie. ef ia eg4rs They wotsl,3 Kill you
'.'asTsf Take care, I rAt!l yo'.-T.lksa
cfr~"'
Par wis, then !..,s sem thes.s
wr-reilas ls,>rpz @l.ar FEW crime would
fIsrsT a.sn,.f..plisl.4 Why have They
STr':eis Ar vow:
Thu el.il.! did nor al.sw@r. The fain.,,!
fr"lss his we'.I,t tyws,I ;,trasla. FFis
Weakness erew.
I de liz nlr.sra4sre.i. and fell TN
'sar<.ricG.s To ras, t.saor.
tste'0lEt- l.:.i. !, .ssrUFts ~ c.iss:rl,.ra e.
y e!sr ami, Trading over rl,s. young
Etas!3". -la1r~are't him in suppiisarin-
G.:4.-s. ~ If the igpsGailnata fn,ty nigh t
understand:
..'Z!!, Il! !.ts;ivtails I:2Ill.. BE- s7TrDgaG :
5". a1fl..s@~'l5ss, n.>,>,. rI...r Y.sy-
g. add llv-, E:s-s4,L yos.r Testimony.
81 t'..."' .- el'i,>,l. '-tlt- ,l,,e.s rfl- hear.
h." cr'aS Grr answer llg~"' MID ha
-;.i,>,l aG.~yw. "INanI. aAztI..
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-10-12
MYSTERIOUS arches Of which the pasu-,

mysterious arches, OF which the p1so-
i:u il the eeMfar.'
The pagndsL WIS tianre.t with sisfes
Of red, wi1iEa aud bIlciS marble. forIz-
inr Irregular designs. The falslr pressed
his foot en- enc Of these Slabs OF re'i
1t yieItieit To the pressure, and 4 nif'sT
singular effect WIS prDGuaed.
A gong began I !, sound af1r Gf, Then
UwU then ten then IN iE,tstinlre n7lIia'
her in every direction n,a:lr and fhf.
Some ringing and son@rp,.ss, Others
veila,I by suloterraneIn depths. @r
welllenet by vasI distaI@es.-
This I:,ste4t several seconds. then an
tIia gBngs III once vera hlEshs.t and
WE'RE ssIecae,Ie,1 by THE 'teepe-T and
n,ns1 mysterious silence.
QUE hr0Ui,,srs ara wlrued. nIgf-
INJURED the princess, In IL instant
they Will be with 1s.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-10-12
~ iPTF.E yG{I5-

T Ire EXPRESSION On 6renr@e. MalcrsIra' :
fa@a h..caras terrifying. For the Mo-
m@ar ae. almost lrser tis rea.s.lr.. hen
hiss vii! re1ass4.rre4! itself. Fl. rf4-st.cl
bnrls hands acrnss ilis brow, a. If to
drive away q. fesver. and -afG. with ra-
turning calm.
We MUST Islrs11. thu. rava ge.ts. W..
y fsT oTerrake. rIlf.ra or die
Il H. H~rf.Tct@s hem g& IN Cred
tsj@HCtonne
And rFlf: bungalow IN on ffrer mutt
tarafI Stop With ahgdde-r Of fright.
md IN truth, red and Intermittent
IiGllrs-tise torches If rE.e. tr.ce.rGliariss
wac applied tilera-kegzn to !llumin-
are The saIon. The cracking Of the dry
wood could ht heard. and clouds Of
smoke, followed by whirIwEnds Of
sparks. aoated before. The windows.
fire" answered George What
matters If: We will 20 through the.
flames and tfampIf upon The bodies "
fEe EHsnd!ts.T
At this instant several riffs shots
sounded from without. and ffve. or ii,
balls penetrated the hane5ngs Of the
room
All" murmHred Stop, +w.. ara lost.
+? the: damea expose nz We shall nrt
escape the bullets. and If they do not
reach us The flames viii ,l.Vour tsa.
We have our choice. between TWO
deaths That IL IintEon f,oItteness.
VIVA q ctJTintry-what a country
4 No" discharge. was fired.
''I.s.r G9 respond" cried George. and
+ safety, il impossible. let us at least
vs.lI our lives dearly.
And drawing near the window he
fred his revolver. almost at hazard
sine the thick clouds 1T smoke CON
ceale5i from hin. lti- s.saIIanrs y cry
Of agony told him that his bali had not
wantlArt.d. Stop. Edward and Diell-
donle followed his exampie
] IL. fairies and smoke. however.
gained rapidly. There was inlisptlra-
III" evidence that. in Il few moments.
tn" bungalow would bs- an Immense.
furnace.
Shall "" perish Jsere:'r asked D;.n-
dhnie- who stood F,ravely in face Of
flti~ frtshtfuI peril
No. answered. George. w. Will
attempt sosrin. and. God. aiding Us.
We viii open n -r,a44agc IN the midst Of
these bandits
For the second time kaZil now re-
turned to consciousness. and. lifting
himself up. be called. in q weak voice:
"Maater.'
George heard and approached him
'Iiring-you are living" he cried.
I"s answered TIE boy. for yonr
vengeance. They wished 10 Kill me.
They ltIve thug released me from my
"atn. owe them nothing more be-
long 40 longar to them. am yours.
VIII expose their secrets. / will make
roH their master"
Their master" repeated George,
-'YeS,''
"ion can DO tI,ai!''
Il can DO it"
And Agnes and Hcra-can you re-
s'orc them TO usI'
we VIII find fI,cn-I swear it. Take |
mo, ! VIII lead you
"Where:"
no the Temple Of EowlIaHie--t0 the |.
Ut the yelled goddess" /
Let us 20" said George, lifting IA |
I'll In his arms. Then. turning toward !
the others. he added: Let 1s fly. God /
will protect ny now. for now We must /
avenge two wrongsr' |
And. leading the little group. he ad- [
yanced toward the grand staircase |
which led 10 tile ground floor. De
scendsns this, groaHs and cries were |
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-10-12


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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-10-12
Uo be continueu,l
Eqaal to tn. n,n.,

Eqaai to the .Occasion.
Facetious Gentleman What IA van.
regular hour for dining? " '
-I mear =. Wat M,atkins-Right now, | hone,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

The Mutual Improvement circle met
Wednesday evening with Mrs. NJ. W.
Sims. The circle has begun the study
Of French history. Papers we're read
by Mrs. T. x. Bate and Mrs. Nv. A.
Banks. The circle will meet with Mr-.
Bate next Wednesday.
Col. +, l.. Copeland, noted platform
orator, vill eeture on Seeing the RI.
ephant' at College, Tuesday evening.
Oct. 9. This is the first Of the course Of
entertainments to be given At College
this season. Col. Copeland has very
high endorsements from The press.
Divine services having been resumed
at 81. Andrews Episcopal chruch, you
are cordially invited toattend the same.
Rev. HerbeltE. Bowers, D. D.. l.. l.. D.
Rector. n
Chas. Eiinburgs restaurant In the
Zennau block Is nov open day and
night. Regular meals % cents. Short
order lunches at all hour.. n
When You want short order meal OF
the best oysters in any style give Chas.
Edinburg a call 268
Holy Communion on Friday morning
In -. Andrews Episcopal church at 10
O'Clock. 262
Buy package Of chewing gum from
james & MoDougald aud get diamond
ring. al
Oysters served TO order In any style
al Chas. Edinburg's restaurant. 9GG
Smoke Metropolitan cigars sold at
Exposition saloon. dtf.
Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye A. IA,
Exposition saloon. 1901
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

Unlike his predecessors In
Elobetrotting. j. +. Anderson, OF
al fornia, who reached Philadel.
ohia the other day on trip
lround the world, is not trying to
break the record for fast time.
On the contrary, If he makes any
record il will be- the long time re.
ord, for he is dcvoting five years
10 his tour, two Of which have
been spent in visiting thirtytwo
states in this country. The bal.
ance he will visit on his way TO
the Gulf Of Mexico, be having left
Tor the South last evening. Mr..
Anderso started from Pomona,
Cal, in 1897, and in a small cover.
ed wagon drove into Mexico. On
May 20 be- left Mexico and drove
up through California. In July
be proceeded in the same manner
thr ugh the timber regions Of Ore.
gon and Washington and spent
the winter on Puget sound. Cross
Ing the Cascade mountains and
the Idaho lava beds, he proceeded
to Yellowstone park. After rid.
Ing G,O0O miles In his wagon he
arrived az New York, where he
sold his team and bought a bicy.
Gle, on which he arrived in Phila.
dolphin. In the early part Of next
year Mr.. Anderson will, he tells
the Record, leave for London,
where he i-.tends TO visit the
Christian Endeavor convention.
After attending the Paris exposi.
ton he will cross the Alps and
will 20 to Constantinople by wat.
er. Thence he will traverse \ sia
Minor In the same manner he trav.
eled through this country. After
visiting Egypt, India, China and
Japan, he will return home via
this country's newly acquired pos.
sessions In the Pacific ocean.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-29

The shakespeare Club met last
Saturday with Col. and Mrs. NJ.
W. Sims. The work Of orgsniza-
ton was completed, and the club is
now on basis of regular study.
The next meeting will be held
with Miss Dollie Carr. next sator-
day evening, S to 10 O'Clock.
The club decided to give notice
to all who have signified a desire
to belong to the organization, that
they appear this next meeting or
render satisfactory excuse, as il is
desired that members get down to
a working basis at once. The
The subject for first study was
changed aud the drama OF Hamlet
substituted for the Merchant OF
Venice, before agreed upon
The next meeting should be one
Of real interest aud the Eagle
hopes it sill havea good attend
ance.
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Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

2 Wilson, Dallas; J y Hender-
son, Austin; h W Flournoy, J G
Mayer, Fl Worth; Ed II Hardin
Waco Max Schlntzer, New York
Frank Greidenweis, st. Louis. d S
Sessions, Ennis; F w Price, Kan
sas City; X G Judge, Dallas; Louis
Morris, Chicrgo; W + Jarrand.
Houston; NJ F Temple, Temple;
Chas. 5 Cheesborough, Galveston;
Jno. Hid, Houston; A b Mathews,
Chicago; a l. Gray, st. Louis; A
Katz, Burlington. N. j.; J A Nor
ris, Galveston Alex Moore, ST.
Louis; A Castanado, Waco; G 4
James Caldwell; A A Williams,
Chicago; II l. White, Boston; Geo.
Jennings, St. Louis; J n Sullivan,
Houston; o A Ballard, Chicago. l.
c Sellers, Millican; J NJ Galloway,
Nayasota; d b Mcdonald. ST..
Louis.
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I. G.. n n. Excursions.

TO Observation-Disclosures Con.
vention Christian church, October
1920; tickets on sale October lO-li
limit October % one fare for round
trip.
To Austin-United Daughters
Of the Confederacy, October 1919.
Tickets on sale October 18th and
trains arriving in Austin morning
Of the 18th; limit October Dist,
Very low rates.
Any agent can give full particu.
lars. d. J. Price, G Z. & T. A.
Palestine, Texas.
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Assistant Postmaster I'D $. Derden is
right uplo.date on the Dewey welcome.
His stamp and money order window is
gayly decorated with a scene portraying
the battle Of Manila, a beautiful colered
portrait Of the admiral and Welcome
Dewey Admiral" incribed on banner
the whole festooned with 4. 5. flags.
AT A BARGAIN Brazos bottom
farm consisting Of go acres Of land well
improved and In good state OF cultiya.
ton. Has sufficient timber for use Of
place Situated between Little and
Big Brazos rivers. Known a. the Ayers
farm. This farm can be had at bar
gain. Hudson < Nall,
# Real Estate Agents.
The Bryan woodmen Of the World
will unyail the monument Of Sovereign
J G. Williams Sunday, Nov. ~. The
woodnen Of Waco, Marlin, Bremond,
Calvert, Hearne, Franklin, Roctdale,
College wellborn, Millican. Nayasota
and Anderson will be invited 10 pArtici.
pate, and large crowd il expected.
For accident and life insurance sick
or funeral benefits either in lodge or
straight life companies see Joe Is.
Reed. lie also sells -four. n
Cotton sold here yesterday as high as
o. and o 5-S cents and was ten dollars a
bale higher than on the SEINE date last
year. This is some compensation far
short crops.
Our first car OF McAlister coal will
arrive about the middle Of next week
send 10 your orders early TO Jno.M.
Lawrence & Co. Pho peiS. d3t
The house occupied by Henry Reed. a
colored teacher, burned yesterday AZ.
ternoon. A small negro boy was sefi.
ously burned on hands, arms and face
/ Fresh cold beer and lunch. wooten
Wells soda water Away. on hand At V.
G. Marek's next door 10 Saunders 4
Johnson's l5lu
Msis Edna Allison Of Natchitoches,
La, left yesterday after pleasant visit
10 Mrs. II. l.. Fountain.
House For nent-pIenty Of room,
good we'll, stable and servants house.
Apply 10 Joe Groginsky. l67
o. T.. Jacobs Of Searcy Madison coun.
ly, was here yesterday en- route to Gal.
weston to study pharmacy.
Buy package Of chewing gem from
James & McDougald and get diamond
ring. al
Walter NJ. Lang, general machinist
F.. Cars Hardware store. Phone a. dti
pounds Lendre' new crop turnip
seeds 1T Mawhinney's. 0cis
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An Explanation.

He wonder why II is that
mems pockets are so easy TO get
at, while women's are so dim.
cult"
she-"oh, that's easily ex.
planned n man has no business
with a woman's pocket, but a
woman has with a man's.-From
the Chicago News.