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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-12

Detroit Free Press: He who best
knows how to propltiate the mother Of
his best girl has the battle half won.
This has to do with a bungler in the
line referred to. He called at the pref
" house on National avenue and made
the mistake OF trying 10 entertain the
mother Instead OF allowing the mother
70 entertain him while waiting Tor the
girl, who hid not completed her toilet.
what are the three latest methods OF
rapid communication" he asked very
early In their conversation. She gave
II up and he glibly said: Telegraph.
telephone and tell q woman. That she
was Indignant appeared in the fact that
She did not laugh ana went on to tel
what a revival OF old Jokes there had
been OF late. But he never twigged
and continued to be SMART The
mother determined to be watchful.
The daughter came and the mother
excused herself, only to find seat IN
the back parlor. She had taken dis
like to the youth and was on duty. The
baby OF the household came In. and, as
q matter OF course. toddled right TO the
corner occupied by sister and her
steady" Full Ave minutes mamma
sat In alert silence, and then BABY
chlrped; "TlBs me, too, sister.
sister always has lar head, and at
once said In raised tone Of voice:
'Baby should not say Kiss me two
say kiss me twice.
But the mother is not easily hood
wlnked. She smiled grimly as she
walked into the parlor and said thar
baby was quite too young to take les-
sons in grammar. Then she. sat down
and colby chaperOned the couple until
the smart young man left.
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malicious Libel,

Yesterdays Register contained a
Communication from a correspondent al
Moundsvliie, lbelIlng Warden Hawl,
of the state penitentiary. 1t charged
him with various things in connection
with the Caldwell hanging, the most
serious and contemplate being the fol-
lowing:
II seems that the doors Of the institution
were thrown open to all his friends VINO
desired admission. who, after witnessing
this grewsome exhibition at the dead hour
OF night-this extlngllshment Of wretch-
cd life. with Its sp0smodic convulsions and
cOntortlons-a hldeous exhibition. repug-
nnnt TO all sentiments of retlnementS-thIs
multitude Of favored guests then retired
from the CHASTITY chamber to indulge In the
hilarlty OF u midnight banquet.
No greater falsehood than this was
ever perpetrated on the public. 1t does
Warden Hawk a great injustice Judge
Cyrus W. Hall. of Charleston, and five
others, among them Mr.. John Howard.
of Wheeling. and John shunck. consti-
tuted this multitude Of favored guests
who retired from the CHASTITY chamber
of death to indulge in the hllarity of
midnight banquet" The multitude had
been there all night as the guests of
Mr.. Hawk, and not being in hilarious
mood. Mr.. Hawk kindly served each.
and every one Of the multitude with a
cup Of warm cUtfee oysters and a sand
witch, and that is all there was in the
midnight banquet" Since the Regis
ter has got itself in the predlcament of
publishing an article rejecting upon
and Impeaching Warden Hawks official
character. 1t might, perhaps, find some
means Of making amends, Hon. John
A. Howard, whom the Register knows
to be a highly esteemed and respected
member of the Ohio county bar will
confirm the IntellIgencer's statement.
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PASSING PnEAsANrRlEs,

Have you any Dewey colors?" she
asked In the dry good store. II don't
know what you mean, said the attend
ant. why, cOlOrs that won't rum
YOnlers Statesman
Mrs. Van swamp-WIlliam, dear, as
YOU have another chill coming on, Will
YOU kindly hold the baby's rattle In
your hand? 1t amuses the sweet pre-
cIous so much."-Harpers Bazar.
The Baby-Goo, goo, 90, ool Mother
Just hear that child talk What must
people think OF him? Father very mod
estly)-Perhaps he seems pednntic to
others,--Detroit Journal
only one Fault-"There's only one
fault to be found with your comedy
work. old man" said the dramatic
critic. Whats thnt?" asked the as
hiring young actor, IT'S tragic. =
Chicago Evening Post,
He-What allowance do you think
YOUR father ought to make us when we
are married2 She-Well, " he makes
allowance for your faults, ! think he
viii be doing all that can be expected OF
hlm."-Harlem Life,
Another AIllcs--What do
you think OF the faith-curG buslness2
Gttcs-8h, rs all right tried It
once and was completely cured. Miles
Indeed! or what were you cured?
Glles-of my faith In it.--ChicaEo News.
MIR. Bragg-I got wireless message
from san Francisco this morning. Mr..
Wise-Bat l didn't know Mnrconrs
system would carry 30 far. Mr.. Bragg
-Marconi dldn't have anything TO do
with II. 1t came by mail.-Bnltimore
American.
Objected to the Coon" Song
wants dat you wnh slngin'?" asked
the old man. Oats de latest coon
song" answered Mr.. Er0stus Pinkley.
"Wen you oughter 20 ON bout YOh
work IstId o. maxim yohsClf iaughlblc
tryln' to Initiate white folks ways
Washington star
A Notable Diffcrence-"A yacht u DIFF
fercnt from d bicycle. aid Mr.. Penn.
ayes: II Is also different from n mule
and a ball Of popcorn" replied Mr.. Pitt,
sarrastlcally but what difference had
Won in mlndg" 1T can stand on II
inrk without puncturtng It's tire. u
Plltsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
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The World's Treasures

In India there is more wealth than in
any other country in the world. Gold,
fabrics, Jewels and splces-for ages
these have been produced and found in
thls land. One of the Indian princes
owns Jewels valued at $l6,0OO,OO0. HIS
state diamond necklace contains the
Star Of the South, a stone OF 254 carats,
bought for 100000. The whole neck
lace is worth 100000.
The same prince has a shawl made
entirely of precious stones. chieny
pearls, which cost $5,OO0,OO0. The prince
OF Wales was once given a sword by an
Indian prince which was set with em-
eralds and diamonds and valued at
sos 600. In addition the sword belt
contained a solitaire diamond worth
$4,000.
The king OF Nepaurs prime minister
wore when the prince Of Wales visited
Nepaul a head dress Of diamonds worth
100000, and, in addition, there was a
single ruby In an aigret rs big as
marble and Of incalculable value,
The late king OF Visapur owned two
rubles, one OF which weighed over nifty
caratS the other over seventeen, and
they we're valued at $4,000 and $4,000
each. The stones We're lost or stolen,
and to-day would be worth ten times
the amount Of money.
The orlentalS are very fond OF cat
eyes, fine specimen selling for vi, 900.
Pearls are highly priced by the Hihdus.
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Dcwey,s Graceful Act.

Washington Post; There seems moth
Ing more to be said about Admiral
Dewey In the way of hero worship. He
did the only truly great thing of the
war with Spaln-thc only thing that
WINS both heroic and complete. both
conclusive and tremendous. Conn
pared with his bold. unhcsltatlng en-
trance into Manila harbor the feebic-
ness. the lndeCIslon. and the tlmldlty OF
the futile five weeks Of mnneuvering
on Santiago seem contemplate ard
childish. The claim Of military gcnlrs
and profound ability set up for the San
tlRg0 blockade lmprcsses the country
as the sorry plant and Decvlsh remun-
strance Of weakllng.
But the ndmlralB visit to Atlanta dis
closes u new and more attractive aspect
OF the mans character. II ncQu1lntS
the country with trait Of kindness and
consideration which viii touch the
American people IN IN unexpected way,
and lnflise into our admiration VI the
condueTor nm ingredient Of purely per-
sonnl and familiar feeling. II furnlBh-
es that touch OF nature which mnkes
the whole world XII. Dewey goes Ia
Atlanta solely and ply for the pur-
pose Of hOnorlnG Lieutenant Brumby,
his Immediate ard clocc attendant dur
ing the eventful tragedy In the Philip
Dlnes. He goes to reward faithful
subordinate md TO lend him honor and
renOwn ut his own home, amidst hls
own people. He wishes to shaw his
appreciation OF Brumby'B gallant sers
vice. to make him proud and happy
wher pride and happiness VIII copht thQ
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a
The Atlanta Constitution knows some
thing about Democracy. II is an able
judge, and when it directs It's attention
TO the double-eharaeter OF Hon. John
r. McLean's Democracy, he goes to
McLean's own newspaper for his esi-
denee. The Constitution declares
over against these prospects Is 70 be
placed the fact that the Cincinnati En-
quirer' John McLean's paper has never
been warmly Democratic in It's daily ed
ihon. and It has made many enemies
for the editor. This Is onset however
by the fact that the weekly edition has
always paid attention to political DIS
cusslon, and has been. stanchly, even
rabidly Democratic"
Commenting on this an eastern con-
temporary thinks It q curious certih-
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The Register says the IntellIgencer
Glasses AguInaldo us Democratic
statesman" Well. that's just what he
is. Isn't about every Democratic
statesman engaged in supporting his
cause against the American flag and
the American soldiers? And didn't
Agulnaldo, within week, issue a pro-
ciamation to his people, stating that in
America was "a great Democratic par
ty" which was espouslng their cause.
and that after the election of 1900, and
that party got Into power. the Filipino
republic would be cstablished-ln other
words, that the American dag would
be pulled down and the army would be
called home. and leave the treaty obli-
cations unfulnlled. ana all American
and other national interests at the meF-
cy Of Agulnaldo, thus disgracins the
United States in the eyes Of clvIliza-
tion2
Agulnaido felt sure of this because
the Democratic conventions were all
declaring tina. intention and sympathy
for the Flllplnos in their platform. We
refer the Register to that proclama-
ton. And doesn't the Register admit
this lender Is a Democratic Statesman
because he endorses the party and
when the Register declares The FLIP
mo leader Is n statesman and soldier
IN
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RErLEorloNs OF A BACHELOR


Most women's feet look better when
you can't see them.
1t most always happens In real life
that the under dog is on top OF another
Hitler one.
The honeymoon is considered over
when the woman finds her husband has
used lot OF hairpins to clean out his
pipe.
Lies two cruellest monsters are
time and space. Space Is VRcuous. Time
is Intangible, yet there is no human
sorrow where they do not stand laugh
ing.
The women have an idea n widower
has to walt four years after his vile
dies before he gets married again. II
he doesn't they say he has no sense of
decency. II he does, they say he does
il on account OF his chIldren.-New
York Press.
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Sir Thomas sat on the quarterback,
And he thought full thoughtfulee;
And he said to his crew.
"ThIs will never do, a.,

Sir Thomas sat on the quarterback,
And ne thought full thOughtfulee;
And he said to his crew;
"Thls will mover DO,
We must have more wind, dyo seer
.I appeal TO your honest British hearts,
l appeal to your Irish souls,
/ appeal 10 the Dutch,
And the Scotch as much,
AS do to the two young Poles.
~ appeal to the Hlndoo members, too,
l appeal to the Chinese cook.
That you get together
And raise some weather.
Some wind around Sandy Hook"
Sir Thomas paced by the galley fire,
And he spake with saddened face;
ITO think, odd-Eounds.
With my million pounds
I can't raise the wind for race"
The scotchmen got him bicycle pump,
The HindOo a bellows great,
The Chinese cook
big fan took,
And the air tried to agitate.
The 1rishman stood on the maInsH yard
And coaxed with his whiskers ane,
But the needed breeze
He couldn't tease.
or bring from on the brine.
Then over the rail came CHEEKY hail,
And Il said: "Oh, cease your Cryin',
No need for sorrow,
TheFel1 be wind Tomorrow
We've sent for Billy Bryan"
Baltimore American.
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An AdYcrtIsing scheme.

Philadelphia Press: The effort of q
New York Democratic newspaper to
embarrass President Mckinley by pre-
sentIng to him a huge petition asking
for interference on the part Of our gov
ernment in the Transvanl matter will
amount to nothing more than an adj
yertisement. Whatever the merits OF
the case may be, there is no question
about Great Britaln's suZernin rights
over the Transvaal For that reason
outside interference would be imports
nent. But for the United States to
interfere In any way would be some.
thing more than impertlnent; It would.
be decidedly against the interests OF our
government. We ask European nations
not to Interfere In matters pertaining
to the Independent governments on this
continent. But IL we undertake any
kind OF interference in such matters In
Europe or Africa We would act greatly
against our own interests And an Of
fer OF mediation between Great Britain
and the Transvaal, over which the for
lner has suzeraln rights, would practi-
cally be interference, Moreover, the
administration does not require news
paper petition TO take action on any
question where 1t would be the part OF
wisdom to act.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the sent Of the disease.
Catarrh is n blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure It you must
take internal remedies, Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally, and acts d.
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a
quRck medicine. It was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years, and is regular prescrip-
ton. II Is composed or the best tonlcs
known, combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination Of
the two ingredients ia what produces
such wonderful results In curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY s. CO.. Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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e,on,tor c.oorCe n TJnor Ind ratilrnail
80 TS,,sa,, 49, tonr NJ cores moi,
rom :. l M, O.. .,' sS, Ia tha pr,r
~ s..y. W a,,,,, ri, osses
~ ,nl.tH W. y. :" -.a i, .ha stor
Sulse.,sS ~ =. 49, r,;i,nnI,,os n
sta'ls ~ .''' ~. 1 ~, 80. Ne So,,,,,
s ~, y ~ aar,. Nv .,,sr.- ,Sb,cS q
wv ~. =. ..a,.,sa ~, n. own onin-
~ 90. .,s ,, III, assos =, an,
", = 'H''' We
ss y, ~. wi, CO., nort,,on,,,, sro.
: ne tew so.'. 80 L. H. n,os ~ ~.
, ssss. ' - ~ A,'ont,o coon whom tos
pVs9i ~ eHs . si'''''.S ~.
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VERY Low RATES
To the Pacific Coast, via the Balti.
mOrc& Ohm Rnilrond.

W"TSN Oulo INhllTouu'
On October ~, ~ and IA the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad viii sell tickets to
Portland Oregon, Tacoma or Seattle,
Washington, account annual conven-
ton Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, Seattle, Wash. October IL to 20,
1880, at one fare for the round trip plus
81, tickets to be valid for return trip to
reach original starting point not later
than November II, 1899
For further information call on or
address nearest Baltimore s. Ohio tick
ct agent, or b. N. Austin. General Pas
annEer Agent. Chicago. III.
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To National Export Exposition, Phila-
dolphia, Pa Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
sell special cheap excursion tickets to
Philadelphia on account Of the National
Der 18th and 10Th, and November Cd and
10th at one fare for the round trip plus
so cents admission to the Exposition
minimum rate $1,000. Tickets will be
good going from all points east OF the
Ohio river, and are valid for return ten
days. including date Of sale.
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The opening day of the knights Of
Pythias gathering yesterday was nota-
BILE for several things. The magnificent
parade. full of splendor and brilliancy
of color ornamented by respondent
plumes and glittering uniforms. the
dense mass of humanity that Witness
ed the glamour and the Inspiring music
of many bands. 1t was one constant
jubilee from morning till night, and
then, again, amid the Nominations Of
the electrical displays unth the morn
ing of the second day dawned. Wheel
ing gloritied herself and her visitors,
and they Will go home reErettlng that
there can not be a Pythlan assemblage
in the city every year.
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Pittsburgh Exposition. Low Rate
Over the II. y u. n. II,

Commencing Thursday. September
It'll, and continuing every Thursday un-
til October 18th. Inclusive, the y. & o.
win aell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh
ut lou rate OF SO % round trip. lRclHd-
Ing admission to the Exposition.
Tickets good three days. including date
of sale.
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posed q great civil WAf against human
slavery Ia its own country Was It 30
eager then for human freedom? Did It.
In its platform. say one word in behalf
Of "human llberty?'
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The Register is informed that the In
telllgencer never deprecated William L,
Wilson's statesmanshlp. 1t simply dif-
fered from his views on the tarlff ques-
ton, as the leader of the side which
was opposed to the Republican policy
OF protection. Otherwise 1t held that
Mr. Wilson was one OF the abIest and
most distinguished of the Democratic
leaders.
1t was not the Republican party that
retired Mr. Wilson to private life. 1t
was the Democratic voters in his own
district, who had been for years giving
large ma1orities. Where were they on
that day that the present representative
of the Second district defeated him ut
the polls? Were they not responsible
for the defeat? Is not the charge thut
anything else brought 1t about an lndl-
cation that thousands of Second district
Democrats, in a short space of two
years, turned Republicans and have re-
malned in the party ever since?
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Rongh Dry Washed, Starchod and
Dried 3 cents per pound.
Fiat Work, Washed and 1rOnCd, o
All hand work finished 10 conta per
pound. AT LUiTZ BROS
uTHAH Homo Steam Laundry,
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most. Il & gracious and q kindly
motive. and It win endear Admiral
Dewey to the country Just as his eI-
ploltB have honored and exalted him.
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md Fever is bottle Of Groves Taste.
ioga chill Tonic. II Il simply iron and
nuinine In {, tnstcicss form, No cure
no pny.. Price. bOc. tths&w
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EXCLUSION no. oINoINNATI

Via II. & o. Account National Jubilee
Convention orChristlNu Church.
Fare for the round trip 81 %. Tickets
on sale October 10. u, 16 and II, valid
for return passage until October 81,
with privilege Of extension OF limit un-
til November is, on payment OF nifty
cents.
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c. A. scHABFER 8 CO.,
Corner Fourteenth anu MlfKeL sILsgE
West Virginia Gazetteer
and
Sac Business Directory.

RI. Polk & Co, arc now making
the canvass for the 1900 edition %
the West Virginia Gazetteer
This publication has found mnen
favor with the business men OF
West Virginia; Its regular pnbliea.
tlon and increased subscription lls'
from year to year Commends It's use
fulness to the business public
The Forthcoming volume VIII 10
greatly enlarged and improved:
descriptive sketches OF the wv
cities, towns. villages. railroad sta
lions, postofHees and settlements
embracing items Of interest TO eve
cry business man, such as location
population, distance to different
points. most convenient sh'pp'hB
stations, products that are mar
ketcd. nearest banking facilities
mineral interests. prices OF laho'
etc. Each OF these sketches Is loi'
lowed by the names OF nil the busl-
ness and professional persons io-
Gated there, and these names ave
again listed under the classlilenue"
representing their particular Ifng5i
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:isi'fS


lIl8, o. O. TOWN q Watofblly Canine NJ, lAY3i
II Wll suffering terribly fFqm nefVqp1lo81,
sauted y temple enel 0nblel ~
leFol5 the RON without help, Iho n6fVe6 q ny
pyes were % affected that I feared would
lose my light. saw Df. Groenoi1 NlFVuE9 bleed
and nafVo remedy Tog0mmondo1 % highly
fh4t Thought would tTytf lhnd not taken
Bat one bottle Of thia N1ndertnl'm edieino DO
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FOE RENT

No. 1870 Eon street. rooms.,..;,;,,.:.; ,No "
No $50 Main street, rooms ana both 80 n,
gases frce..,...,.s,.s.4s'.'ss .s'.''.'''' III ~
And rooms and both gases tres wv
Two rooms on alley In rcnr OF NO "a
Fifteenth eet,,.,,..,,.,..,.s''.''''' N
No. 1914 EOif street, rooms,..;' -
GrdMnd on west side OF ChopllnS
street, between Seventeenth anu
Eighteenth streets, will lease Tor
term Of years. Iii
Ground 10 by 100 on Market street VIII
lease for term OF years; ,oN
No. 30 sixteenth street. collnr,,.,,.''" T. !. an
No. 81 SixtvCnth street store room'''' ~
No 1915 Aiioy Il, Ftable..'.,''''"'''''' w
FOR SALE.
No. 50 Sixteenth street.
No. Nc Ohio street
Lot ON South Front street non,
Lot on North Front street. W py ap'''
400 feet.
No. U2 Main street
No u Maryland street 80, ,t,sr.
Business house and dWelllhB on S"''
line street.
No. Is Vermont street
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Apfl M eNtl We re
cleared Of thglr aull
aehiRg, and al other
plin1 aud ueho9 LEFT me.
grew 9trqlgaf ever
daY until I am now
we'll and able 70 do
ny own work. i cannot
do half i1ldeo 70 The
pEaleO q tlila madeline .
nndlgiVe tho1o tlet9 for
the b0ue1t Of othehl
who ara alllng!H
Use Dr.. GT0oue,s meat
cuEe for weak woman
and WTite 70 D.. Greene
and ret his professional
llVieo about louF easQ.
HooleE1 bis Rnlu1blo ID.
ViGo, the result Of many
Youra Of vast dGpqEtouco
a 3 Gpo6iallSt n treat.
Ing diseases Of women,
70 gu women sufferers
dooly, and With out
CHARGE. Why not ait
down naW1hd WEito him
faoH1gl and nullW nh6nt
Your 0a8a2
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DEECHAM's PILLS for stomach
and Liver Ills.
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crhe 1NTBLL1aENcER, embracing It's
several editions, 10 entered IN the POST
once At Wheeling, W. Va. % second.
class matter.l
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1910 MAIN STREET.
FOR SALE..A,s2a,A,s

FOR SALE.SstSSS&tSt
Ten-rooT4i frame dwelling ID Glendale
VIII exchange for dwelling In Wheeling,
No. 1138 Main street.
Chapline street,
A desirable residence and unlmproVed
lots in LeatherWood.
No. 40l7 Jacob street. o desirable modern
dwelling, very cheap.
A number Of desirable building lots
along the line Of the Elm Grove railroad.
. Six dwellings In the town OF Martins
Ferry. at cheap price, ~.
National Steel and American Tin Plate
'' FOR RENT.
Two desirable country residences tor
winter or summer.
Front one-half OF store room, desirable
location on Main street.
Store room, No. tla3 Main street.
Desirable dwelling In LeatherWood.
SIMPSON q TATUM,
Room 4clty Bank Building. Phone GsA