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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-08-03
Elaine.

Mr.. Ray Rafter. who has been home
tor some time with a sore finger.
made flying trip over the b. & O.
west and returned last week.
The Blaine Mercantile Co. is doing
quite large business this summer
The company is running wagons to
Elk Garden and shipping country
produce to other neighboring towns
The excelsior mill of Smith Il
Browning is running on full time with
lots of work ahead.
The North Branch wooden mill is
running at present. 1t is supposed
the mill will run on five-quarter time
soon.
Mr.. W. 5. Pew has been capturing
some fine bass with his new fly rod.
The boys Of town are having fine
sport bathing in the Potomac. The
river is low and very warm.
The Blaine Coal Co. has begun op-
erations on the new coal plant at
Ollie, w. Va, on the site that Hench,
Dromgold & Shull's lumber plant
was operated in the past. The COM
pany contemplates shipping coal by
the first of September.
Daniel Wilson, of Short Run, was
in town last Saturday on business.
Some of the boys of Blaine visited
the lawn party at Elk Garden and
report good time.
We are sorry to note that some of
our friends cannot get along peacea-
bly, Of late. Our quiet little town has
been disturbed twice of recent dates
on account of scrapping.
Last week there appeared in the
columns Of THE REPUBLICAN an item
concerning Clarence Burton. We
truly wish to thank the gentleman
for his information had he not gotten
the name wrong, also the date. Clar-
ence tells us it was a man of his own
community and that this most laugh
able scene occurred when the man
was youth, SO there must be miss
ing link somewhere. Maybe the gen
tleman was dreaming while writing,
and directed his pen to picture his
dream Che is clever at the picture
bsiness so they say.) Our friend
Clarence has captured sixteen of the
eel family, so he informs us, and we
see no other reason but jealousy that
could have caused this man to under.
take to throw such shadow oyer his
triumphant success. He has been in
the same business and has by some
means captured but one all summer
Mr.. Alex. Wilson was in town Sat.
urday on business.
Mr.. George W. Harvey, of Short
Run, was visitor to Blaine Satur.
day.
Services were held at the NJ. f.
church at this place Sunday and
Sunday night, Rev. G. w. Boody
officiating.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-08-03

Services in st. Matthews p. T..
church Sunday, August 9Th, as fol
lows: Holy Communion at 8 O'Clock
a. m; morning prayer and sermon at
II a. M; evening prayer and lecture
at p. m; Sunday schoolat half past
nine in the morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-08-03
Ries @. f. Kight and VIM. Miller.

Riess @. f. Kight and VIM. Miller.
senator Ravenscroft is at Oakland
this week on business.
Mrs. Aaron Boyer and son Russell
and Mrs. W. H. Bixler spent part of
last and this week inSomerset county.
Pa
~ Fl. Hoffman who is employed as
chief clerk in Englehart store is CON
fined to his room with u severe at
tack of rheumatism.
Mr. r. Holman, of Friendsville. was
the guest of Miss Carrie Boyer over
last Sunday. He came up awheel.
A large party of ladies drove over
from Addison in four-horse hay
wagon on Tuesday and took dinner
at the Bellevue. They were a merry
crowd and returned home the same
W.,
Leonard Shartzer took in the eX-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-08-03
Hoyes.


The people of this neighborhood
are almost done with their hay har-
vest. All crops are good this season.
On account of the rain last Sunday
the Thayerville singing class failed TO
be with us. ave were very much dis
appointed as quite number of peo-
pie had come to hear them.
Mr.. Frank Smith returned to Cum
berland Tuesday after spending the
past week with relatives here.
MFR. W. w. Ferguson, of Thomas,
w. Va, was visiting Mrs. It's par
ents Saturday and Sunday.
Laurence Custer and sister. Miss
Allie, will give social on next Thurs
day to the young folks here. The
Sang Run string band will furnish the
music.
Mr.. Chas. Tower and wife, of Oak
land, spent Saturday and Sunday
with w. A. Smith and family.
The dogs have again made raid
on the sheep, Mr.. Hamill Casteel be-
ing the unlucky one this time. He
has lost sixteen in all
Mr.. Dewey, Il travelling salesman of
Pittsburgh, Pa, stopped at the Mat
tingly house Monday evening. He is
a cousin to the famous Admiral Geo.
Dewey,
Mrs. Ann Dewitt is having a mon
ument erected at the grave Of her
husband, the late VIM. Dewitt.
JEFF Dewitt and two little sons. of
COnnellsville. Pa, are visiting Mr..
DeWitt's mother.
Mrs. Freeman Dewitt was called to
the bedside of her father Adrian
Glotfelty, whose recoveryis doubtful.
Mr.. John Chase has taken the con-
tract of tearing down and rebuilding
our school house.
Miss Olive Dewitt, of Frostburg, is
visiting her uncles, Chas. and Owen
Dewitt.
Miss Guerlock, of Washington. D.
c.. is visiting Miss Sallie Casteel.
Mountain Lake Park.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society held their ;annual meeting
here last Saturday and Sunday with
very gratifying results. Rev. Mr..
Pate, of Baltimore, preached most
excellent sermon Sunday morning
Mrs. S. l.. Baldwin, one of the first
missionaries to China, spoke in the
evening giving her experience and
the progress of the mission work
showing the great work done and the
present demand upon the Christian
world. Besides the collection for the
general mission work. two scholar.
ships were provided for to educate
two native girls for mission work in
their own land.
The great Mountain Chautauqua
opens this Wednesday, morning. The
outlook is very encouraging. The
people came in yesterday in large
numbers. Among them was the
Stephens Band, who gave a splendid
concert last night. The weather ii
delightful now.
The new engine is being put in al
the power house, which will certainly
be much more satisfactory.
Mr.. Thompson is not likely to stay
with us much longer. He came neal
leaying us last Sunday, but rallied
again.
Mrs. VIM. H. Murphy returned
home Tuesday morning.
We are glad to have Chas. S. Davi.
among our summer residents; hope
his health will be greatly improved
while here.
The picnic grounds just north Of
the auditorium have just been laic
off into lots which are being sold tc
create a fund for the erection of the
new auditorium. J. 4. II.
Accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM lYNCHINC

PTTrsHuRG. Pa. July ft-Gi~n-
wood. a suburb Of this city. was put
into great excitement last night b.
the threatened iynchinE - young
negro named Daniel Scott
Scott. with three companions. vent
20 a mill workers camp near Hayes.
station. WHERE a game u cnaps was
soon started with several 81 the miii
men. Scott lost his all on throw
grRbbsd the money AMI ran. w3th a
crowd at his heels Patrick Nurto
caught NJ IN him and demanded the
money. Scott pulled bis revolver and
fired at Murto, the ball grazing hia
shoulder anI knocking hlm to The
ground without real iuiury.
Scott ned. but vas captured on the
Gl.nwoo'i bridge. whore crowd -
several hundred men soan Enthsre,i
durto's companions thinking he hal
been murdered. wanted To lynch the
negro. No rope being AZ hand. some
wanted % throw him over the bridge
Before the police arrived 90 rescue
him. Scott had been used Tor a foot.
ball BY tho crowd and was a aorry
looking object when landed in the
station house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
BIC SHIPMENT
OF BUTTER
City Of Puebls Brings la Tons
for the North.

Steamer City Of Puebta. Capt
Jephsen. arrived yesterday morning
from San Francisco. She brought
up a big crowd Of passengers and
was heavily loaded with freight
Among her freight cargo was a ship
raent q ia tons q butter consigned
To the North American Trading a
Transpor company. II will
b taken north on the Roanoke. The
passenger list reads a. follows. Mrs
II. Bidteli. Mrs. A. J. Mickey. =. ".
Traphagen. V. Warner. r. ". Powell.
J. q. White. a. n. Graham. Mics q
Bell. Miss r. Bailey. Mrs. Libby. p.
A Goodrich. I. y. Gordon. n. Wal
shorn. J. ". Fox and wife. Mrs H.
Grote. Mrs. n. Frasch. Mrs 4. Han
cock. VI. ~. Mcf,ama, II. Jones. ".
Kirshbaurn. r. Ahen. Mrs. l. RpthH-
child. l. O. wood and wife. q Will
lians. ]. q. Farrum. Mrs. II. NJ
PaulsOn. Mrs. d. X. buchanan. "
". Russell. Miss Z. Buckingham. T.
W. wilde and wife. r. J. Barnard. ~
l. Stilweil. Miss Hell, Mrs. A. =.
Kemp. Mrs schetger. Nrs o. =.
Kenney. a. p. Cash. Miss Draper. "
Fleetwood. J. =. Hendricks. ". Woq-
colt. q. ArnA. J. 9. Davidson. q. r.
Maxwell. Rev. J. Bullion and wife.
J. W. Hrvin and wife. Mrs. II. ~.
Barnie. Miss l. Richnstein. Mrs W.
Ellison. Mrs. G. Battle. a Mnier.
Mrs. J. r. Brady. Mrs. n. Schneider.
NJ. ~. Harriss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
DYER BRANDS
HIM A TRAITOR

BOSTON. Mass. July q -srrvlns
wttsioW. secretary Il the Anti I'm.
l.riHlist League. ought to hT de-
nouuerd as a traitor "a his country Z"
said capt Dyer. vhp commanded the
baltimore at Manila under Admiral
Dewey. 60 an interviewer ta-iay In
r~aponnr 50 "a letter which Mr. Win.
slow had written him.
In that letter Mr. wtnsiow aaii the
rising Hpirlt % militartsm in this
country should IL pat down and net
the Anii-imperialis, League. al Gap.
tain Dyer had suggested.
Capt Dyer rounded out his inter.
view by saying The American sol
di~rs are enduring enough perils ard
hariship- In the Philippines without
being dcertesi and denounced by a
few boston cranks.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
WHY. ALLEN
Is ACCUSED
Of Working Up a
Land Trust.
AND STILTlFillG lin RECORD
--a=-a
As an Opponent OF Trusts Ne roes
Advantage Of an Act OF
Congress.
And STrLTlFllNG lin RECORD

LINCOLN. Nch.. 1ulyet The Fop-
uMsts and antt-trust men Of this
state are chaErined 10 hud that an
act u congress known as the Trvs-
crVolr act. which 10 was supposed
would benefit the farmers and ranch
men. has resulted I'm the formation
OF land trust Al the head ~ this
trust stands x-Ssnator VIM Vim
cent Alien of this state. the fnpuiirt
statesman and orator Who nov sits
On the bench OF one % thc district
courts.
The author ~ the RESERVOIR act"
was Senator p,gttErcW. the South
Dakota Populist and SELF pruclaimcd
arch enemy 81 monopoly. The ''rrs-
erVoir act" was introduced by him
and put through congress pfartic-
ally without opposition. IL pFuN ID
ell that any Fersou could enter upon
arid or scmt=arid lands bssionsins Co
the government and construct Hesnr-
Voiru. and that Tor each reservoir
eoustr ucted the person - entering
should have absolute control 81 TOO
acres n land. provided that ne per.
mittcd the general public ca u.s. the
reservoir for stock Waterins purpos-
ss
Strangely enough. the bill dit NOT
provide what the size % the resrr-
voir ought u BE-. and under its pro-
visions a Tuod-sined wster-traugh
would give is builder cvutrol - iso
acres surrounding Il. Nor did the
ball require the immediate coustruc-
tion Of the reseFs cir. but gave tse
person fillng notice ~ entry upon a
quarter section. two wars In which
60 buiId bis reservoir.
The officials 81 charge q ~ nruk-
en- Bow Land pfiice have Just aNsk.
ened to the fact that Tor a long time
past ex- Senator AIlen hal been en-.
teFfnx two or three quarter Secttons
day under the provisions ~ the
reservoir act" Looking back over
the records. they find that he now
controls about 10 600 acres % the
public domain for two years. lie
has not built any res.rs pirs. and
need not build any for two years.
In the meantime. however. any
ranchman who " shes tn graze his
cattle on the lands which tn. cx-
Senator has acquired. must make
terms with him. At the end q two
years. II ~ inds that some Of the
lands he has entered upon are Vaiu-
able. ne can probably arrange 10 con
tinue his control q them. although
q IL not contendcd that a pcruaan-
enf title Is Giycn under the "reasr-
voir art" Such lands Is he does
not care 20 continue his control Of.
h can simply abandon. but In the
meantime Ne T. holding practically
a monopoly on the public lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
MILlINER MADE
TO LEAVE TOWN

BRANDON. Miss. July q DE
spite the efforts 81 Judge J X. Enaeh
81 the circuit court. to protect Mfa.
Garrett. the tuWn miilincr. citizens
were prompt Is toll him that she
mVst leave the city. and a second
time SHE has aheyrt the warning.
The incident leading Ia the expulsion
II Mrs. Gafrrtt was the h8farwhlp.
ulne given hcr Monday by Airs. ".
Mulholl3u Wifu 81 prominent mer-
chant Muihnlihn pat "a rtnp o. the
h1eHeN hlHpiur AMI the street rpee-
tstaaa as speedily taaA "a hand aud
drove buth the merchant and the
m.iiiner frum tn tits They return
"a under cover - uIrut HHd suuEi
protection - the judge but hv vas
assured thai tHe woman could no
louEer live $50 tae cts Iu safety and
80 she aKaIn departed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
Trouble Is Threstened j..

ATLANTA. Ga July 2t-Ffve
hundred night fgrra efnpl0ycH ~ the
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mis- one "
the largest concerns Of the kind IN
the South. have been thrown out OF
employment and they threatened vio-
ienrc al a result The FORE was re-
Gently employed On account q the
Increase In business and the opera
lives we're brought from several 9th
er states The mill owners nos Say
business h. duh and hence the shut
down ~ the mills at night. The op-
orators are IN stralEhta FOR sustcn-
ance
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Writing Paper Combine.

APPLETON. Wis. July 4-The
writing paper combine II nov an ac-
eompIiahcd fact. directly on the lines
pf the original propagation The num-
Der ~ mills in the combine will be
much smaller than was at FIRST anti
eipated and will take only, az far ns
now announced. take In ON" Of tho
Wisconsin properties. This plant DE-
tflt Of Shattuck & labepck Com
pany. al Deeper. The price paid FOR
this property is not announced, how
ever. Tho company has been lncor-
pOrated with capitalization Of 42j, r.
900 900. and 81 900. 900 will be issued
In bonds The offices Of the com
pany will be at Springfield. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
THIRD CAVALRY
COMING HERE

News was received from the War
department late Saturday afternoon
to the effect that the Third cavalry
would bs assembled and go into camp
here pending the preparation 81
transports Tor Manila. Many horses
will be embarked at this port for
use Of the Philippine cavalry. as
well as 500 mules AMI vast guam
tity Of harness. wagons and forage.
The mules will be brought from
rhiclFamauga park, the harness from
JenerHonviile. and tho wagons from
Washington, =. g. n II probable
that tie encnmprnent viii be a.
woodland park. though no site has
been definitely decided upon. Capt.
Richard Chileott has been appoint
ed master Of transportation A. this
port
In addition to the four vessels char
tered by Capt. Robinson. the gov
az san..a.t has chartered and ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
OTIS DENIES
THE CHARGES

WASHINGTON. y. G. July "a
Cen. otis wired the war department
With reference 90 the round robin"
correspondents IL deals with the
negotiations for the relaxation Of the
censorship. then he saws no is not
conscious Of sending misrepreaentn-
tions. but thinks his dispatches At
Times are too conservative. lie says
the correspondents offered nothing
tangible when asked wherein his
dispatches were misleading. lie de-
ciares that when they We're told they
yer" dlsreRardlnE his military nu-
thority. 81 was apparent that they
were eovetlnR martyrdom, which it
xaH uuwise 10 give To them
In q later dispatch Otis denies the
charges made by the correspondents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
crsxed by Cigarettes.

NEW YORK. Juiysi The Is year
Old aan 90 nr. Hercules Sanchez was
taken Go the Bellevue insane pivil-
Jacket The young man began cigar
cite smoking at the age OF n. aud
his consumption OF them during the
past Wcvk has hecn at the rate Of
500 day. In oue - his periods af
insanity he tried II murder hts faith
er by creeping up on him with "A
knife. To-day hv went hnpvlssaly in
sane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning The markets IN
West street were br.-A today They
arr well stocked Rith zreenstaf ard
fruit straw berries arr afill 60 and
ar. selling az ttsa42o0 Haauhs rriss
are plentiful and are going a. 81 50u
90. peaches nt teU1tr per box. apr.
cots i5cNiino per box.
f'iHh iH plentiful in che markets.
but salmon aro rapidly falling Of
Large shipments - haiibut and cod
arr arriving daily from the Capc.
The ether markets remain firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
Hops Look Favorable.

woopurRN ore. July q The
hop crop laukn Weil. ani it - emit
mated that the yield viii b. one
fourth greater than ia 1875 provided
warm and favorable weather cen.
uuueH.
spring crops viii generally be
short unless nntss rain falls aBan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
Spaniards Leave Cuba.

CRY or MEXICO. July q span.
iards formerly In business in lla-
Yana and other cuban cities. aru now
arriving here looking for Investments
ana say that by uctohsr ully $50.
GOO wo ~ Spanish capital viii have
been withdrawn from the island. as
SpanIaris 80 wealth 81 not wish -
risk long period - palitict unrest
and possible coming into power Of
professional cuban politicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
WENT OTIS
ONE BETTER
hguinaIdo Would Not be Out.
done by the American.

rtTrSBuRG. July "a In letter
Ia "a friend IN this city, Lieut.. bur-
dril. or the Fourth infantry now in
the Philippines. says that 8en. otis
recently ISSUED a proclamation offer
ing to pay every inaurgcnt So WIN
would turn over hin arms and return
to peaceful pursuits. AEulnaldo
went him one better however aKrrc-
iuk Ia ray- ali Americans $50 who
would give up thvir arms. schrgly
any natives accepted the uffcr. and
NOME 90 the American soldiers ana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
Trouble In Brussels.

HRUSSEt.S. July "A There Ia "a
likelihood that there viii be further
trouble Ia belgium over the electoral
law bill Premier Naudynpeerohoom
has hvvn advised SO resign as the
are 81 a FraNcr ehnrac=
ter than before expected when II
Ia learned that the government haa
heen insiugerv in its alcged With
draWal VI the electoral bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
Can Factory Busy.

ASTORIA. ore. July - An order
vas received by the Pacific Can com
pany this morning for b10. 900 salmon
can for the Puget sound Gamers
This will make 1000 no cans shipped
from this city 10 Puget sound this
aaaHom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-24
THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. Iuiy "a Games In the
National league yesterday resulted
as follows A. ~ Louis NeW York
e 81 Louis 2. at Louisville ruoh
iyn s Louisville 3 AZ CbieaEo- Halfis
more T. Chicago s. at Cincinnati
urat game Washington 5. Cincinnati
3. second Eame-EIuciuuati :. Wash
iuEtau o.
The stand % The ciuha Is as fol-
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hcre from san Francisco the Siam,
city Of sydney. aud the Aatev, The
Atheuiun IL due at Moran's dock
"Wednesday The Third cavalry will
leave on tho Hancock about August
20. Tho government Is now ready t.
purchase a.Oo0 horses. and IL h
thought they can be bought in Wash
inEtan and DrtEap.
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MAScHEsTER. KY. July It.
The situation here IL alarming. The
Towards and Whites are gathering
in town heavily armed. They show
"A disposition 10 combat the Phil
pots and Bakers II they DO, the
most desperate mountain war in the
history Of Kentuck Will result.
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rot NJ,

found Tins place 60 buy stoves. f1u4.
turc. invalid chairs EfuckefY. pillow. com
forts. barber ehHlta. mirrors. planes. sowing
mac hinrs. everything aud anything 8
Ihapiu's second hBud store, D1t ana OR
rlk0strnpt
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Special sale Fine note paper. e
boxes Denny -CarYsll CO. 7ie iai ave
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The Pacific Tailoring 60. best a.. 80
hni ~ suits Hda IA the city. pyrinA
Cleaning. Repairing 10 Thiui avenue
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f0k sELE @d5od. s room ho6ss snd
lots; on car line high And sirhtiyI Ciof
Hardin 100 nst avenue
see Hanson before pure hssing . ss3in9
machine, low good second hand "a.
ehincs for sale reasonable ~ ColantAa
street opposite Postofses.
Waited 10 bay old soIz and dive, *
Hensel msnfs. lswsler. - Hinekisy block
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IIusHy's homemade bfenl, cskct an
pastry best in the city. lt1o Third Ave
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New Home saving Machines. Best and
cheapest machine made. k0M on saxy pap.
nontsl once NEXT door 10 Postofnos
MITE u KING u a sswlns rK.e6iass
sold - n y. Nors. 100 ~ eoni arsi piss
npor dealer IN sewing mac hinss ana sswtaG
machine supplies. Teisphons Bur cal.
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Atlas bye Work., ~ Unioa street Tels.
phone Bur l91i. Iaa ohIy French Dys
li0uss IN the city.
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harn Drug c.. Ttfth and isiks.
TfsscfI piles EIsk4sttsis luha fi2s
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FOR ALAS a.
Leave Seattle Ga m.

Queen. July IL. 20.
city Of Topeka, July 0. "a. August
s. 20.
Cottage city. August -. -.
AK, July 4. 10. August .. H.
and every NTH day thereafter.
For further Information. obtain
folder.
The company reserves tho right
10 change. without previous notice,
steamers. sailing date and hours OF
sailing J. r. TRDW
Puget 81. Hupt.. Ocean oh. Seattle.
Up town ticket Once. els i1rut aV..
Seattle. Goodall. Perkins a. Co. Gen.
Agents. san Francisco.
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u. ~ Dcpsw. Dentist Specialist IN cssvs
and Bridge work. ga Burke buildiag.
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vi. lhs As.aysr. q :. na.nsII eIA
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sIaNs Asn nolsr sTnnlnl,


Rubber Type. aluminium ana entmsl
letisfs for signs and house nurnbsrs 6haa
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DAsoIsa ACADEMY.

James Both veil Mortgage Loans, Fro M
sursnee surety Bonds = Bottom Biz ~
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MILLINERY.
MIDWIFE

Mr.. Hansen. corner Fourth and NnA
Latest spring styie2 Lowest prissa
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HOTELS AND fuKNIsaED ROOM

Best and only thoroagh Dancing school a
city. dsy and evening 7tA and Celu n bissl
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RAMA

Mrs JaschetI professional Vidwks
and nurse. Cor. 27th and AsatAon sia
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Ia. kELLog1. "a Bailey BgIIeins
RES 4. DANIELS. SO New Yofh block
tMAn. n. ESoA Rooms is-is HsIlet Blda
MILO A ROOT. lola hoIweli baIidinf
r. y. CARROLL. lawyer proc Tot in Al
Ecaule National Bank Bslldinr
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