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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-08

Maj. James X. Vardan,an, accom-
panied by his little daughter, A'e' hen
and son, James Money, left for Arkan
sas last Monday. Maj. Vnrdanlan In,
business matters there to settle and viii
be absent until Friday.
WANTED-A responsible c%ontracto,
to make ready for the pillow about 500
acres of 3-year old deadeniug in Holmes
county. For further particulars adj
dress Z o. Box 207, Vickshurg, Miss.
Read The r. T. Jones c.. adv. in thi.
issue This is the firm where You re.
ceive what You buy and as the old say.
ing goes, once \ customer always a
customer" Fair aud honest dealings
and small profits is their motto.
Estes Bros. downtown market is now
in the Mcneil building. Mr.. Jones IN
experienced cutter, is in charge and
everything is kept as neat and clean as
a parlor. They always keep good meat
on hand. DE-
Mr.. .. B. Kone. of Houston, Texas,
is IN the city On Il visit to his daughter.
Mrs. Cary. MIR. Kone is a very young.
looking man and many thought him
the brother Of MIR. Cary instead OF the
father Of his wife. We wish him n
pleasant stay.
Mr.. F. P. Wilson, of the Kline, vii.
son 4 Co., cotton firm, formerly OF this
city bnt now "f Greenville. was in the
city Tuesday having his Office fixtures
shipped To Greenville. He remained
over until Thursday to attend the LII
cas- Logsins wedding.
CAUTION.-When you wan. n re-.
linble chill rnre ask for DR.. Arthrr's
Febrimrl. the perfection OF ~tasteless
chill remedies. Don't take prepa rntion.
similar in name there are severaD. hut
OF doubtful wlne. Be sure you get DR..
Arthur's Febrimel, the kind that tastes
like figs. Cures quickly and bern,
does not sicken the stomach and
is guaranteed. Sold by City Drug
Store, ltta Benz. Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-08

Owing to the condition Of our side
walks many Of the people have quit
praying and gone 10 cussing.
Robinson, the photographer, wants
your picture for future keeping.
Hon. Monroe McClurg is now in the
city. Everybody is glad to congratu
late him on his nomination and vel
come him home again.
Money to loan at 81 per cent. Fol-
terms apply to RUSH O. GARDNER.
Contractor Thompson, Of Birming.
ham, who has been experimenting thu
construction of the new oil mill, will
leave for his home Sunday.
Days Little Casino should come at
once before your eyes when you look In
the glass and see your hair growing
lon. or yon' re needing Il shave
r. l.. Wall returned from the mar.
kets last Saturday where he bought as
pretty and attractive fall line OF goods
as has ever been brought to the city.
Wait and see his goods.
To make room for our new fall
goods, we are closing out our line
Of Cut Glass and Sterling Silver a
greatly reduced prices.
6. |. Stein's Jewelry Store,
Mr.. ". r. Humphrey arrived in the
city Monday and Immediately opened
up his office. Humphrey Il Co, expect
to handle more cotton this season than
they have since coming to this city.
Pineapple table syrup at Stein
Bros.
When you are three score and ten. if
You will have Robinson take your pic.
today. you a look back when but
a child and see yourself as others once
you.
Fortitiy the body to resist malarial
germs by putting the system in regular
order. Prickly Ash Bitters is a wonder
system regulator. Sold by City
Drug Store, Itta Bena, Miss.
Mr.. T. A. Gleason, manager of the
Barnwell cotton company, has opened
up for the season at the same stand he
occupied last season. He invites ali who
nave cotton to sell to come and see him.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-08

Messrs Gillespie and Fish, two hust.
hing and deserving young men. who
last season bought cotton for the New,
burger Cotton Co. will. in u few DAYS
open mp in The office now occupied BY
The Common wealth. a cotton business
OF their own. Both gentlemen are ex-
ptritnced cotton men and with the
eastern mills they represent are in n
position TO pay rs much for your cotton
AS amy buyers in the city. Be sure and
give them call.
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Il%UCAS.l0ooiNS.

Mr.. w. r. Losgins last Wednesda,
evening was an affair that excelled tbs
anticipations of even their most arden
and hopeful friends. Although no in
p%itations were sent ont, the little Epis
cDpai church could not hold the large
crowd that came to witness the mar
rag g and on seeing this scores whf
came rfrned away without seeing the
beautiful and impressive ceremony,
The Ettle altar OF the church wa,
pre'tily decorated with snow whit
tnlle, edged with vines of ivy and the
whole ablaze with a flood OF light from
II hundred candles round about. At the
appointed hour, $40, the strains OF the
organ peated forth and Misses Hattie
Dnlaney, Lena Aron, Allie Hicks, Sada
Keesler, Annabelle Thayer, jeff McLe
more, jamie Casey. of this city, and Els.
teIle Booth, Ella and Annie Henderson,
of Sarais u bevy Of beautiful girls, rob,
I'd IN pnrc white snrplices, proceeded
up the aisle by twos' toward the altar,
singing the bridal chorus from Rose
Maiden, by Gowan. Following close
behind them came little Willie Muir.
dock representing Cupid, The ushers,
Mes rs. A. NJ. Payne, c. w. Priestley.
W 5. Wlngtield, G.. Dunn and Paul
Montjoy, followed, taking their places
on each side of the altar. The bridal
party then entered The church to the
strains Of the Bridal Chorus by the ten
sweet gir'ish voices,
Miss Bette Casey, n cousin of the
bride, gowned IN n white organdie. lead
the way t" the chancel rail where the
groom, with his brother, Nh. Ed. Log
gins. rs best man, stood waiting with
Rev. DR. Morris Miss Lucas, whose
sweet face behind the wedding veil WIS
he picture of happiness followed. lean.
|ns on the arm of her father, DR.. J. II.
Lucas. She wore II white corded silk,
with white satin ribbon and
'arried III her hand Il beautiful boqnet
brides loses and ferns. On reaching
he al,ar, DIR, Morris stepped forward
joined them together rs man and
wife according to the rites of the Epis
opal faith, which was as beautiful, i'm.
and earnest MS we have ever
Witnessed. After the ceremony the bri.
lal party repaired to the home of Tue
parents where congratulations
md refreshments in~terminglel.
Mrs, f, 7. Hicks, who presided ut the
,rgan and selected the music FOR the oc.
'asion, deserved a large share of the
tor its grand success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logsins were the recip
ents Of numerous and costly presents.
The bridal couple left Thursday morn
NJ on the East -bound train for a two
weeks visit to thA cities and pleasure
escorts Of the north and east. Upon
heir return they will take rooms Mt the
'ome of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. McLemore,
The Commonwealth wishes the new
onlle every happiness, for it has in
ir, Loggins n true friend whose honor
$ mk,d by character. whose word
his bond and whose popularity fol. :
,ws wherever he goes. His noble wife II,
ONES froln one Of the best and most ,
igbly respected families of our county.
nj with her many accomplishments
nd a'uiatle and sweet disposition will I
lakt him II true, loving and devoted
life to the end. {
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MT Il w, Day il masking arrange
men,> t." pnr in bath rooms in the r-s,
ct his barber shop. The contract for
ihr complete fitting upof the rooms has
been 't' and he expects to have then.
open ty the LIST. Mr. Day has done wei.
since r''hlns to onr city, but why not i.
Besides being m excellent barrier he il
u clever. sociahle young man who will
succeed nywh.re.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-08

The store Of ID. j. Treadwell shows
that Mr. J L. Montgomery did not 20
east for his health. The truth il the in.
side Of his large store presents the ap.
pearanre for Santa Claus and we hav.
concluded that the place for him to 20
II he decides on bringing pnpa and ma
MA something. Everything in the store
looks bright. new and up to date and
he is doing a good business. If orr judg.
ment Is right we are glad, as he de,
serves y good slice,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-08

Mr.. X. 2. Greene, once q member Of
the reliable firm, Barrow & Price, but
tor the past few months a trusted en-
ployee OF Classify & Co., left last week
with his family for Yazoo City to open
up a general merchandise business there.
MIR, Greene is ~first-class business man
and is a hustler. During his two years
stay in our city he made many friends
who wish him success in his new bust
ness and home.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-08

sir. II. I. Jones and wife returned
from Mont Eagle, Tenn. where they
aye bee >leidirg the past five weeks.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-08
Asheville, N. G. ana Return $40

Tickets will be sold Sept. II for our
regular trains, good for fifteen DAYS to
return. Elegant coaches and Pullman
sleepers will be furnished to accommo-
date all who wish to 20.
Call on Southern Railway ticket
agents for information or write G. H.
jackson, Travelling Passenger Agent,
Birmingham, Ala.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-09-08

on lst Tuesday In OCTOBER to ASSESS dam
ages for public road.
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
journ until next regular meeting.
I STAGE MARYE, Pres.
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Grape Nuts Mt Stein Bros.
BEST SHOP IN TOWN.

Try n drink OF Dyche's Wells water.
The Board OF Supervisors were in Sc,
sion this week
M. y. Moore & Go. are selling tn
best - shoe for r.
Cotton Is beginning to roll into TIL,
city from all directions.
Elgin III creamery butter on Ic,
Stein Bros.
Mr., ,loI n Dennis and wife visited Itti
liena last Saturday.
New catch 1899 mackerel, just re
ceived, at Stein Bros.
Rev. p |, Lipsey left for Shelby last
Saturday to hold a weeks meeting.
Call for Wilkinson's remedies of your
druggist. They are all guaranteed.
Dur new office will not be nenr enough
completed to allow ny to move this
week.
Give Robinson. the mp to date pho
tographer. n call.
Mr.. w. C. George spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives in Carrollton,
returning Tuesday,
Robinson has moved in his new gal.
ely neat 10 GuSsum',.
Miss Taylor the attrnc,ive sister Of
Mrs, l. b Bright. is again ut their
pleasant home for u short STAY.
Treat reductions In prices OF
I erling Silver AVID Gut Glass Mt
STEMS Jewciry Store.
N"s~rs. Cid Non'joy and J.. |, Locke
with their families, returned from Chi
cago "Wednesday evening.
He eats heartily in the hottest wentl
er who uses pRlCkLy ASH BITTER
Mr. II. T. Calm, of the Newbnrger
Cotton Co, il ut his old stand again.
buying the white. ileecy staple.
At C%rockett's soda fountain you can
get n drink OF Dychc's Wells water. 1t
will DO yon good,
Days Little Casino is the place to get
u shave and hair cnt, 1t you want to
plenSe Nunr wife or sweetheart ,
Dr. I. X, Henderson returned home
"Wednesday night. The doctors many
friends are glad to see him back.
The public schools of the city will
open Monday, Sept. g5th. Let every
chlld be ready to report the first day.
Capt. A Rainey. after n few months
absence from the city, has rttnrned.
We IRE glad to SEE his jolly face again.
NJ. p. Moore & Co. are SELL
ing the best S. shoe for 81.
Miss Bessie Bennett, sister of Mrs. Z.
-
W Day, who las spent the lmst three
months with h ,r. leaves Sunday for her
home IN McComb City.
MONEY To LOAN For terms amply to
Pollard d Watkins, Green wood. Miss
Judge and Mrs A. Mrt'. Kimhrongh
and family returned ho,n" Monday from
Mississippi City wherr they have been
spending the summer,
Hawkes. the richest Vt all Cut
Glass; suitable for Wedding Gifts
ut reduced prices. CT S,.ir.
Miss Allie Hicks will open her music
class again next Monday. Few cities
have better instructors than is Miss
Hicks and parents desiring their chill.
d,en to les;n music should see her.
Dyche's Wells water is Il SIRE cure for
malaria.
Mr.. Harry Alexander, a bright young
man of Jewish decent. who clerked for
the Rell Clothing Store, was taken sick
last Sunday, n week ago, on which day a.,
h. was TO have been II nrrie,l. and died
last sunday. His home was in New
York hut he WAS buried in the new Jew.
sh cemetery IN ,hi> city.
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BOARD Of SUPERVISORS.

TheRoard of Supervisors met Mon
day, Sept. 4. 1899, being regular time of
meeting.
On petition of r. W. Williamson. ct
al, it was ordered that the sum Of seas
he allowed the Ben Humphreys Rifles
for furnishing said organization with
necessary eqnitinent, bond having been
given in the sum Of $500, S. r. keesler.
g. l.. Arnold and NJ. S. Mclean. sure
lies.
ALLOWANCES.
The following allowances We're made
s.iIue.
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chnrred With Mnnelnuehter.

PlTTSBURG, Pa, Nov. G.-The prize
fight at Homestead on the night Of
April q last, which resulted in the
death of Tucker Townsend, cotored, bet
ter known us kid Lavelle," is being
officially Investigated in the criminal
court. There are seven defendants, In
Guiding John Cavanaugh, the opponent
OF Laveiic; his hackers, seconds, and the
president OF the Greater Pittsburg
Athletic club. There are two Indlct-
ments against the defendants, one
charging them with involuntary man
slaughter and the other With n mis-
dcmeanor for alleged violation Of the
prize fighting laws. District Attorney
John C.. Haymnkcr. in addressing the
Jury, briefly rccltcd the story OF the
fight and asked for verdict OF lnvol-
untary granddaughter.
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Along the Landing.

The Eliza passed up and down with
emptles yesterday.
The Greenwood will he up Thursday
and returning will leave for Charleston
Saturday morning.
The LoreBa Will be up tomorrow
night for Pittsburgh. and Will be back
Sunday morning for GAINESVILLE.
The H. * Bedford left Cincinnati for
Wheeling on Saturday, and will resume
in the Wheeling PHrkersburg trade,
leaving for below on Thursday at II
n, m.
The marks at p. m. Monday, showed
feet 2 inches and slowly failing.
Weather. cloudy and warmer. The
boating stage VIII likely continue.
Commodore Henderson hRs ordered
out the big Cincinnati and Pittsburgh
liners. The Virginia leaves Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati this evening, and will
clear Wheeling tomorrow morning ut
o'clock. She goes out a day ahead OF
her schedule on account OF heavy bust
ness in sight. The other boats. too.
have been ordered out, the Queen City
to leave Cincinnati this evening at 5
o'clock, and the Keystone State to fol-
low on Thursday at the same hour.
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PITTsBURG-RIver 81 feet, station
AIRY. Clear and cool.
OIL CITY-River feet inches and
falling slowly. Weather, cloudy and
cool.
WARREN--Rivcr foot inches.
Weather. cloudy and cool.
GREENSBORO-Rivcr feet inches
and falling. Weather, cloudy and cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet
inches and stationary. Weather, clear
and cool.
BROwNSVILLE-River 6 feet
inches and stationary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . feet
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and cold.
PARKERSBURG-Ohio river feet
and falling. Weather, cloudy Mer-
curry 80 Little Kanawha is station
AIRY. Locals on time.
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Wnshlnpton vp. WheelInr.

The Washington Athletic Club foot
ball team, OF washington, Pa, COM
posed of several old w, 4 ]. players,
VIII play Wheeling Mt the Island ball
park. next Saturday afternoon, and
the locals will be considerably stron-
ger than they were last saturday, 80
an exciting game IL promised The
game was arranged last evening, Prac-
Washington lads know the game.
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BASE BALL 1N NoVEMpER.
Final Game of the Season Played by
Gardeners and Doytes.

The Oscar Gardner base bail team
won the championship game Sunday,
between the Doyles and the Gardeners.
on the formers grounds. Red GillIgan
pitched for the Doyles, but was knock
ed out in the sixth inning and Mccon-
key went to his rescue. Score:
Oscar GARDENERS SOL o OOO600 20
Doyles ................O OoooO0OO-O
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Mcbride Not In It.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Nov, s.--Loudon
Campbell. Of this city. whipped Danny
Mcbride, OF Brooklyn, to II standstill
tonight at the Mlllvale Opera House,
before a large crowd. Mcbride was
not In II at any stage, and after being
knocked down three times In the nth
ana twice In the sixth round, his sec
onds threw up the sponge and carried
their man to his corner.
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Handicap Bowling.

Tonight is the night set for the first
handicap OF the season at Fette's alleys,
and unusual interest is being taken in the
contes; by the teams OF the Wheeling
league. which lnsures very large attend
ance OF bOwlers who will be served with
fine spread by the management. The con-
testants nnd hnnuiCHps are:
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Oscar Gardner Loses.

NEW YORK. Nov. Cat the Her
cules Athletic Club, Brooklyn, to-
night, Marty McCue got the decision
over Oscar Gardner at the end of the
tMenty-lifth round.
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THE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, Q p. m.
Marietta. -. URANlA. s u, IN.
Newport. 80. ELOISFG. II a. m.
Darlington. LEROY. 1890 y. M.
Steubenvillc..T NJ. BAYNE. 2:30 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Marietta. DRAMA. sam.
slstersvIlle. RUTE; 1880 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. 1880 p. m.
StcubcnvIlle IT. NJ, Bayne, 2:3O p. m.
BOATS LEAN TOMORROW.
Charleston. .KANAwHA. $3.50 a. M.
Marietta. ...URANIA, S n. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, IA. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HCR, 2p. m,
Darlington. LEROY. 1880 p. III,
SIsterSvllle. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Sleubcnville. NJ, BAYNE. $3.50 p. m.
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ton bowling ball and six pairs low cut
rubber soled bowling shoes, second, regu-
Iatlon bowling ball and satchel; third,
regulation bowling ball; fourth. Rix pairs
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BUSINESS OPP0RIUNIgtbb,

a0988AtaaaN ~ = - - - -
"A ny PARTY sERR1NG HIGHLY RI.
IA AfuNERATTVB Investment tof lnalA
capital, aRat-claS8 opening; inVe9ug eAtnl
solicited. Addreaa SECURE. care lnlelli,
gonoer ONCE. noa
VTANTRD-To MEET RpsIIE9B
w man who will introduce advertiser .
other buHin0Sg man for the develop
Of q new business n this city, ~ which
there - I'VE hundred per cent prone end
no riSE; ground floor Address BUgIN E9a,
care IntelllgOncer once. 10
n EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TOR
III absolutely safe, most prontGDle ihe
Veatment-automatio coinsopernteq nov
ing panorama; latest public RttEaguont
realistic, reproducing battles ana pom-
bardmeTta Of Manila and Santiago, etc.
operas piGyed IN PAI1Sla1 opera houle9
reproduced and accompanied with music,
the life OF Christ, scenes OF gay uto "
Paris, sports and amuBementS tfom ~
over tho world; music plays with every
show; characters are IN natural Color
and interchangeable, exceeding anytallS
before ever seen: machines Wofk pefteotlg
automatic. no attention neoOlg4ryi every
hundred dollars invested bring - month.
~. exclusive territory given; gee pleo
Room . Mcclure House JOHN HAQks-
SENBERGER, representing 4he AafI!s
can Auto Machine Company, OF New Eelg
City. lg4s
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BOWLING.
7@F


on the Musee alleys last night, the Crea'
cents won three straight from the Buck.
eyes. The feature Of the evening was Davis
and Kings bowl OF for thigh man." they
being tied with 80 pins each; on the bowl
OF Ii took four frames to decide, King
finally winning ont. Score:
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.o.night-orlents rs, sanGtel.
Wheeling League.

Guess the Emigrants wilt emigrate now
they lost three straiGhts to X. X. X. last
Kemple's camp. Evans 66S and GaSton'B
IN ygeFe the banner strings Score;
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MIs0RLLANEoUB.

CEVERAL PARTIES WANTED TO
~ Join IN forming Z Joint stock company
70 place IN this locality an article that
pays exceptionally large profits on invest
dress GROUND FLOOR, care IntOlllgen-
Ger ONCE. NOS
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&Goaa.

VTTR LOAN MONEY ON REAL rs,
w TATE on easy monthly paymontA
Write for paIticul9Il., - =, SLOAN. Seq
Va, buel-tthAil
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HELP WANTEp.

NTANTB D-ANYoNE INVESTING
w N.QoO can secure substantial cash
business, paying 100 monthly; Investment
fully secured. Address RfLIABLE, care
Intelligeneer ONCE. NOS
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The Premos won three games from the
Lou Lous last evening. RAIDERS +S5 was
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BEECHAM's PILLS for stomach
and Liver Ills,


]. G Tomlinson, agent Pennsylvania
lines, No. Eleventh street is agent for
the North German Lloyd, Cunard.
American. French, Anchor. Red Star
and White Star lines Sec him for low
cot rates,
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ssaeraI Noaess.
On TO CREDITORS,
= NOTICE. -

ers Of tho Crystal Glass Co.. doing bugi-
ness at Bridgeport. Ohio, ana any othef
persons Interested, that the books Of paia
Crystal Glass Co. for transfer OF stock VIII
count 81 intended sale and transfer ee
the property Of said company on or eetoFp
November !, 1893.
BY order Of Board Of Directors
oc1s-m6sth g. ROY BOYD. Be9'y.
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G. o. SMITH,
Surety Bonds. S0tionA ~.
Fire Insurance. 64SnIhink9 oA3AA
Real Estate vi buuhhk'
PFAI ESTATE .RltLLETlN,

NA-FAI LOlNA%
wANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on citN
and County Real Estate.
$50 for lot on Lind street. $500.
500 for lot on East McCollocn stFeets
40 feet front. 80,
500 for lot 95xloo, Wood street. south
W I, s6o 81 $780, 81. 200 and $500 for lots and
b,iiidinE sites IN Pleasant valley.
81. 80 for S-roomed house and lot South
Il GNI FOR two-story brick dwelling and
lot. North Main street; very best location.
81. 80 and 5000 each for two brick DWELL
ingg and LOT on Fifteenth street
81 900 for 6-roomed frame dwelling, lot 30
by 100. corner ThIrty-fourth and Chaplins
s' !SSSS for brick residence and lot on Fife
teeuth street
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No. ST.
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
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Scorers-Peterson and Travis.
Observation-Disclosures and lunch.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, StNrched and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
cents per pound.
per pound. AT LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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"TlEE"E I'lH
''" S7rsic.
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-08
sTATE on KANSAS.

Office of Secretary OK State.
/, Geo. A. Clark, Secretary Of State Of the
above and foregoing Is a correct copy OF the
original enrolled bill now on file In my office,
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
subscribed my name and affixed my official
seal, this 4th day OF March, 1899.
[Seal.l GEO. A. CLARK,
Secretary Of State.
BY HILL p. WILSON.
Assistant Secretary OF State.
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STATE OF KANSAS.

Omce OF Secretary OF State.
I, Geo. A. Clark, Secretary Of State of the
State Of Kansas, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is correct copy OF tho
original enrolled bill now ON file in my OlFlcA
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
The Advocate and news., 1899-03-08
BUY THE BEST.

II you want the best lOW-dOWn wagon you
should buy the Electric Handy Wagon. II is
the best because 10 iB made Of the best mate
rial; che best bFoad.tired Electric Wheels;
best seasoned white hickory axles; all other
wood parts of the best seasoned white oak
rhe front and rear hounds art made from the