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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18
Ilmes Could for Sherief.

Elsewhere in this issue Of tie Graphic will he found the announce nent of Mr James Gould as candi- date for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Jefferson county. Mr. Gould is too we'll known to the people of Pine Bluff and Jefferson county to need any extended introduction from the Graphic. He is g successful busi- ness man, a gentleman of the highest integrity and moral worth. He ilas never held 9 public office. and was never before a candidate. excepting tive years ago, when he w2s a candi, date for the nomination for sheriff, and was defeated by very snail vote. He has always been 8 loyal Democrat, and has never failed to ren- der his valuable services whenever bis services were needed. lie is well qualified for the office of sheliff. and if he is elected. the duties of that ef- flee will be performed to tho entire satisfaction of the public. nnd W!sh credit to himself and the office.
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VAN CLIFF CAUGHT PICKED UP BY THE AUTHOR!.
 TIES AT CINCINNATI.
Got Out ef fehaphis Only Two
 ticufs Ahead of Officer from

\ telClei2 "-as received this morn ing from Cincinnati by Chief of Pc ice C!;is stating that Harry Van Ciiel had baea captured there and was in iail.
 Chief Craig left this afternoon for Cincinnati, and will return immediate " with his prisoner.
 The capture of Van Clief reflects great credit on Chief Craig and Night Chief Peterson. who have been most assiduous in their efforts to effect his capture.
 Mr. Peterson left here last Monday afternoon for Memphis. where it had been determined that Van Clief was, but he discovered that the bird had flown. Van Clicf left there just two hours before Peterson arrived. Tire officers could continue no further in his pursuit, but notified the chief of police of Cincinnati to be on the look out for Van Clief. full description WAS also furnished. This resulted in his capture. which was accomplished this morning.
 The Cincinnati authorities have been notified to hold all of Van Clief's effects The young mans case has re- ceived wide notoricty and the dispo eli fo 1,@ of hi1,, ic aifOG anXiously by the public.
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AS TO ScHLEY'S CONDUCT.
Wheeler Wants Investigation by citiz.
 CTS, Not the Navy.

Washington, Dee. 1S.-Representa- tive Wheeler, of Kentucky, has in= troduced a resolution to investigate the conduct of Rear Admiral Schley from the time he took command If the flying spadron up to and includ- ing the destruction of the Spanish fleet, July 3, 1898. It recites the ac- tion of the court of inquiry and de- clares that the American people desire an investigation by citizens not con- nected With the navy department.
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Nouthful ircenGiarieS.

Three small negro boys. their ages ranging from eight to fifteen years, werc arrested by the police this morn ines;. They have confessed to setting cn fire Mrs. r. l.. Dilley's handsome trap. which was destroyed several weeks aao hy fire They were taken hefcra |, Grire Vance. who transfer rod then2 to the police eou!t.
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Civil Service Examination.

\ civil service examination is baia2 conducted at thc 4estofco to3sy by Nr. CaIl l.lirg. Tie folloVin9 arc beins csaraiHqa: ! P. rmter '. II Ward, D. " Bresss. Adam Arrant Joe H. January. c f. Meconnieo Henry c. NeCay. '. II. Bradford. r P. Lyles. r! c. Reynolds. Leo N.eA aelis. ]. w. Cormical All are colored excert the three last named
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q round-keeping secret, of course the fact that it contained alum.
 The Cemetery association evi dently got the idea from the Senate Comittee on Public Health of neigh. boring state, which recently said. Alum is poisonous mineral acid, which is chiefly employed for dyeing and bleaching. but which in recent years has been use by certain mak- CTS of cheap baking powders because of it's low cost
 If good for dyeing, why not good for dying?
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lia,nnnd Cit Diamond.

The gamblers are said to be leaving New Fork for the West We hereby waln them to beware ef people who want tc show them where tho eyplo- sion took place or tie lake front. v Chicago Reeord-HeralG.
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The Kilroy bicycle agency have their new 1902 model Rambler and wi!l have the 1902 Columbia and Gleeelaed models on exhibition about chfista2as. They have larger stock af good Whec,s on tie foos an4 are taking orders now faa Christmas de H"eTy Fly the Wy, 70 you knox. that 2 niee wheel is as fno a present as you can buy? Think this over Then come in and talk it oycr, ". r,
 ivinseod will eX3flan.
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Tickets to the Grave.

The Cemetery association" of Del Rio, Texas, has discovered a scheme to helr it's business. It issued tickets which, with fifteen cents, entitle the holders to can of alum baking pow der-one of the cheap powders sold from fifteen cents to twenty-five cents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

can't get the figures to prove it, but most merchants will back my statement that 90 per cent of the goods purchased are advertised or sold in stores which advertise.-Nath- aniel c. Fowler, Jr.. Beston.
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Sound and Substance

Railroad men are not too busy to deduct a moral from the fact that a switch engine pulling an empty stock ear usually makes louder noise than the locomotive of the fast mail Kansas City Star.
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No Graft for Us.

Under that new treaty with Great Britain the United States does not even have exclusive fishing privileges in the lsthnat2n cana!.-Chiosgo News.
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Hard to Reform a Reformer.

With old Tolstoi once more up hard at work, the Czar doubtless real izes anew that reformers are tough propositions.-St. Louis Republic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

Tho incest perfumes, and all .sin6s ct brushes. combs, soaps and toilet articles will be found in Eailcy's new assortment. Wait fo~ cur perfume day-Friday, December 20.
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S.okeS Granted Bail

Shelm9n Stokes wos granted bail ia the sun 0f s5oo This is result of the Iabe@a eo- ai,s p.Geaed Egs in the count THesaa.
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The man who has something good should let the fact be known-Treas, urer De Young, New Haven Steamboat Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

It doesn't pay to advertise half heartedly.-J. R. Hartpence, N. Y. Manager, Emerson Piano Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

Undoubtedly advertising has con- tributed largely to our success.-L. c. Bliss 6 Co.,, Boston.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Floods in Pennsylvania subsiding. Mines and industrial concerns closed and 900 men made idle. Severe storms causing great damage in Maine.
 X bill has been introduced in con gross providing for an increase of salary of the United States to S25,00o. per annum.
 Treaty for the purchase of the Dan ish West Indies may be sent to the Senate before the holiday recess.
 Another invasion of Chile by Arsen- tine troops is reported
 American tobacco trust buys Ger man cigarette factories and is after plants in Russia.
 Germany notifies the United States she will force Venezuela to pay her claims, and this country will not in terfere unless unforeseen =circum stances arise.
 Lord Rosebery declares in favor of negotiating with Boers for peace in South Africa. but disanpoints the lib erals by failing to advise item how to restore party unity.
 Cornelius Vanderbilt has accepted Mayor Lows offer to enter his cabinet as a civil service commissioner. He Geclafes he will not be . candidat 2 for congress and hss no intention of entering politics.
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.ull BE TAKEN RELA. "a THE STATE CON-
 VENTION.
Il se Held in Little Rock
EoPMITY RESOLUTION

koeratic state central com- meet in room No. 1 at the |el at Little Rock, this after b'clock, pursuant to the call Chairman Carroll Arm king the basis of represen- l he next Democratic state which will be held in Lit une 10, 1902. will be tie liant matter to come before lion.
 |olation adopted by the state convention in 1900. lniform primaries, etc, $ led, by the Democratic tkansas in convention as. fhat . eesventfon of the party of said state for the Of state officers is hereby nvene at the city of Little lid state ;. the second June, 1902 Gune 10).
 Jed, That said convention imposed of delegates Wha osen by county convention election,, which shell 7e respective counties on tha Fy in the month of April, 3.
 led, That meetings. wfet5- 'ns or primary election |nty may determine, shall
 the various voting g=n,'.e townships of the state en Rturday in March. 1902
 for the purpose of vot- |1idates for state officers E delegates to the re- lnty conventions to be day designated above.
 fd, That the state central elected by this convention oWered to fix the basis of pn for the respective aid state convention. and mnllttee be directed t0 tlce of these resolutions
 g to the chairman and
 T the respective county ll'lees copies of the same
 days before said town,
 are to be held. as above ec' That said state cen
 ee shall have power to
 ne roll of delegates for
 tsah'zation of the next
 |'loa only the names of
 'S as may be chosen by
 counties on the day
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Another invasion of Chile by Arge. tine troops is reported.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

\ bill has been introduced in con gress providing for an increase of salary of the United States to S25,00o. per annum.
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MERRIAM
s'St Secretary of Com fnerce.

l NsSt Secretary of Com. rnerce.
 nec. lS.-Former Coy ' "erriam of Minnesota 0i the Census. will pro "'s' secretary of com s f@fe' his is aboat tftc .a' IS at present beirlg z risoooned .,. in connection fition. 'io'' lSoa M Of Minnesota has in M ior the c,eation of o.. i" Siil hGOSeVeit '" fuya in his message. a es houses of congress .ae proposition, and s. ,slation will be push s.sss reconvenes after 1o.,.. iaet that there is no t5 spl'l0n to the measure.
 probable that i. will
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

Treaty for the purchase of the Dan ish West Indies may be sent to tEo Senate before the holiday recess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-18

American tobacco trust buys Ger man cigarette factories and is after plants in Russia.
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|s"f CANCELLED.
kll,l..re rermit Daughter
 ''''na're cIubman.

bDs e, :. ls-Judee ] W. L. ba,nss VI the leading attor bre ., county bar, and .
 Y the Democratic pri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-24

GALA-DAY
June 18th Will Be Made an
Event in Summer Gel
ehratiOns.

The butchers of seattic-whols-
salers. retailers and Norkmcu=ha have
set aside Wednesday. juno n. ua "A
day OF celebration. and. unless pres
eut plans miscarrN that date viii be
observed by the trade hereafter as
an annual ncld daV Ella borate pre-
paratlons Tor the event are under
way. and at a meeting OF the Retail
butchers association and the Jour
ncymen butchers. held recently the
arrangements Tor the celebration
were placed in the hand az
the following members: Arthur
nunseth. chairman. Nick Hoffman.
Gus Meters. ". Somers. ], Bush +.
Crothien. Al HicntE and Tony
Wagner. The committee lost NO
time iu the performance OF It's pleas
ant duties. ana the bulk ~ the ruu-
,inc work attendant upon the ccle-
hfation has been disposed OF. Mhdi-
son park and the seattle Caursiug
grounds have been secured for the
day. the services 81 Wagncr's band
has been engaged and the committee
Is now working upon the program.
feature OF which viii hn grand
parade In the forenoon iu which it t.
expected that 1900 resident members
OF the trade and as many more from
outside eities Viii march.
Thomas Carsteus. of Carstcua
nrus., has consented to be grand
marshal af the daN. and Charles
Rruhn. IT the Frye Hruhn Co. VIII
be president.
Arrangements have been entered
into with the various steamship
companies to ran special excursions
from Victoria. New Whatcom. Nv
erett. Snohomish aud other cities.
and the railroad companies WtN be
asked 20 extend the same courtesy
90 the butchers.
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auslfIsss COLLEGES.

LEos business College. Union. I'd.
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods anu teachers. Acme
Business College, Second and Pike
\. y. school Telegraphy. Pioneer
Mllaan.s nnalnea. CollnEa. MnLn Ala-
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EucKBoa 4 WfMAN co. manu- :
facturc and repair electrical APP
pnratun. 1914 West. Az Main. i5s
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Diamond lee That's what you need
10 keep cool. Tel. Main 1859.
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Prof. Richard Moulton. Of Chicago.
recently made the statement In the
course OF a lecture that novel-read-
ing was nothing more nor less than
species OF gambling. The connec-
ton between Adam nede" and faro
Is no clearer than the relation OF
Rupert OF Hentzaus to stud poker.
or Uncle Toms Cabin 10 selling
short on the stock exchange.
Nevertheless, the professor offer
ed a pretty good argument. lie
urged that gambling u any kind IT.
reaorted to (except by professionally.
not 50 much for gain as for the
mental excitement and stimulation.
lie says that when one makes bet.
buys stocks or grain on n margin. or
backs a poker hand. there r. I'm
planted IN his mind a condition OF
uncertainty which exists until the
wager Is decided.
In reading a novel. says the pro-
fessor, there Il the same continuing
uncertainty up TO the very moment
that the book ends. II is the same
mental process, he claims.
This mental condition the Chicago
savant defined as ''the tifulating pro-
longation OF anticipation Probably
II r..
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QUEEN city Employment Office
Mrs. keyeA. manager. Wanted
cooks. chambermaifs. Mattresses
second girls. day women. general
help. Phone. Black ss2i. l0il
Third avenue
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Same grade selling AZ credit
groeers' at ~ and IS cents per
can. Special price tomorrow.
Der can.
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CAN Think
OF SEATTLE
And Become Cool With knowledge
Of the Comfort Here.

The many visitors 70 the Pan-Am-
erican exposition AZ Buffalo should
have no cause 10 complain OF the Q 4
IRENE heat which they will no doubt
encounter during the month Of July
and August, because yesterday the
fureau u information made ar
engagements with the local weather
bureau, whereby the latter IL 10
furnish Washington headquarters al
The Pan-A merican with a daily.
weekly and monthly weather report
OF Puget sound. The reports viii be
placed in a conspicuous place. and.
g. Mr.. Jones ~ the information bu-
feau remarked this morning, when
the thermometer IL up 10 no, the Wis.
TORS can repair 10 the Washington
hfadquarters, read the weather bull
letins which VIII tell Of the cool and
refreshing weather we are having
here, and be cheerful -
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NEARLY LOST
ITS TONGUE

In hts travels around the citF look
ing for suffering animals Hume ne
Officer Ridgeway has many peculiar
experiences Yesterday he diacoYs
cred horse tied ~ 20 a pile driver
on Second avenue and Main street
with lis tongue almost cut IN two.
W. ri. Gage. a farmer % South
Park, who owned the animal. had
bgcn drinking considerable and
left his horse near the pile driver en-
CINE. When the machinery started
the horse rured backwards and
catching the lines in the curved hit.
almost completely severed the
tongue about srN inches from the
tip.
officer Ridgeway took the horse t.
the. hospital Of the society ard at
tended tn its wounds The farmer
was then sent home with the animal
and Instructed 90 take care af 10.
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None Can Explain Her
Marvellous Power

Many Seattle people will regret to
learn that Gertrude Myren will be
here but a little longer or the
many mediums aud clairvoyants
that have visited this city none have
given such satisfaction. Through
her subtle power she restores lost
affection. unltes the separated,
causes speedy and happy marriages.
tells whether husband or sweetheart
is true, or how 10 win the one you
admire, communicates with distant
or departed friends. warns you Of
impending danger, gives reliable adj
vice In all matters pf business, ON
ployment and changes. There ~ no
home 80 On s. no life 80 bliRhtcd.
no heart ~ rad that she cannot re-
store 20 happiness. n you have
business, financial or domestic
troubles. or anxious about changes,
future success and happiness. con-
suit her Charges reasonable Room
Leland hotel si3 Second avenue.
See her before she leaves.
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a KING WHO MAS REFORMED.

once upon a time King Edward
VAS What IS known as a Jolly good
fellow" He was not a king then,
bat a prince. who knew no law but
pleasure. lie put Ia days and nights
and long years having good time
with the rest OF the Eood fellows.
They were high llvcrs. high PLAYERS,
and they hadn't a scrap 81 morals,
The prince di1 good many things
that would shame even an ordinary
mortal 1t lsn's necessary 20 50 into
details. lie nearly broke the heart
OF as good a woman as ever lived
his wife.
lie lived up 70 the standard q the
''good fellows" titled and dissolate,
who were banded together for pleas
urc. Fcw men can handle pitch a.
years without permanently sollins
their lives.
Edward promised to be a COOL
king. The Worst kings England
ever had made TIA; same promise.
Many people couldn't see the MAN
because ~ his record.
II Is different now. Even those
who denv the right Of kings TO exist,
admit that the man who was once a
rronigate a very much e king.
He put behind him habits. and put
away from him leeches of both sexes,
Who had hscn hls associates IL
isn't a good fellow" any morc. bu;
Englishmen are hecomlng very proud
Of him.
OF course. he Is a creature Of hts
environments He always will be.
His i7s uniforms. the royal fuss and
feathers. uomp and ceremony. boot
licking and IA I'd kissing are terribly
real. England finds them necessary.
They serve TO distinguish kings from
ordinary mortals.
one Of the latest acts 81 Edward
Is 70 post at windsor Castle these Il
rules. found In the study q Charles
J.:
profana No Divine ordinance.
Touch no state matters.
Urge no health
Pick no quarreis.
Maintain no IN opinions.
Encourage no vice.
Repeat no grievances.
Reveal no secrets.
Make no comparisons.
Keep no bad company.
Make no long meals.
Lay no wagers.
They are more than rules. They
are royal commands. and they are
good for king and commouer. They
viii ft well into the life Of nearly
every human being. and they show
the graf change time has worked In
the character Of the prince. who was
once a Jolly good fellow" but Is
now a REAL KING.
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VA. H. BuTTNER attorney at
law Suits prosecuted and defend
81 in all courts. d years expert
rncc. Proceedings in bankruptcy.
Companies Incorporated. Abhtfsets
carefully examined. Collections
made IN al parts Of the United
States. ilEhrnt commercial and
bank references. hla Third ave
nue. Phone. Main lg0u.
). T.. BALL. j. ana D. Hexwcll block.
Jos Columbia Ht. Phone. Blue $50.
General practice In all tho courts.
Damage cases n Speciality.
Moderate Fees Cancellation Free.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-at-law. Dexter Horton Rank bid
II. Z. POSTER Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main az.
D. 4 MARTIN. Lawyer. go Mutual
Life building.
}. A KELLOGG 20 Bailey building.
HENsoN a AUST q isstou Bioek
W. y. t.AABUTn. aOt-s. Paoine blk.
a. 9 MACDONALD. eos burke Bid.
Root. Palmer a Brown. Pioneer bid.
- 2 CoSovER. 42-ts Halter bldg
LYMAN p KNAPP 10 Taller bldg.
q WARD kEMF az Burke bids
.. e. DOUGLAS. goI New YORK Blk.
RfeHARD OSBORN ,os-s \ y bk
:. s. LASGLASD. s02 New York blk
HORACE PETER. sis New Y.rk BIZ
PIERRE 3 FERRY. 1910 Second
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29th Congress.

CRIPPLE CREEK. col, May ga
4. n. Moses, chairman of the leEis
attve committee. has issued the call
for the 18th annual session of the
TrausNtissiaslppi congress, to be held
at cripple crock July 10 to 20, in
.ltuHlyT
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AsnhaII PayIna Work.

The Alcuiraz Asphalt Co which
secured the contract to pave tn
first hlH viii probably commence
the excavations FOR tho work next
week The paving viii be- IN charge
of Fred q. sherman, who auprrin
tended the asphalt paving Of several
streets by the government IN ituN'
pua and Santiago, cuba, last sum-
mUr.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE 81 "a Groom house
u fne furniture. corner OF Eighth
avenue and olive street. Monday.
May -. 0za a. ~. Parties are
going To Cape Nome and must sell
AZ once. pa have authorized uH 10
eel their furniture. Look for large
al later. Easy 20 find the house
Our flag VIII be cut. Take Lake
Union car Joe Martin. Auction
Ger
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TOM MY TRACY
Will Arrive in Seattle Monday, Ready
Tor Meeting NELL.

Tommy Tracy. who Is % be one of
the principals I'm a boxing contest 20
be hold In the Seattle thcater, MAJ
ea. will leave Portland with his
trainer. Jack Grant, Monday morn
ing Tommy H. In hne condition ana
the bgat boxing exhibition ever seen
IA this city may be expected when
be meets Al Neill la the squared cir
Gle.
sasHaa a. |
THE SPECIAL FEATURE offered
BY the Great Northern Railway u
that all tickets to Buffalo are good
over any route returning
=staa--s
Cali on NJ. -. renae- johnson Co.
for waists and shirts. ii0f Second
ffa
Diamond That's what youueed
20 keep cool. TEE. Main 1853.
Remnant Garden Hose a. half
price. = q. Miles 4 Piper co.
THE $50 excursion rate announced
hy the Great Northern Railway pro-
vides that passengers can return
over any route.
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THE SIS excursion rate announced
by the Great Northern Hallway pro-
vides that passengers can return
over any route
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SPEECH LEFT HIM.

A peculiar incident took place at
tne police station last evening. ON
GER Ryan arrested q man whose
name is J. Stendehr, for creating "a
hdiHturbance. and being otherWltsa
|tiEordefly in the lower part Of the
4ty. When he arrived At headquar-
tefa u was learned that the man
had lost his power Of speech. lie
could not tell the clerk his name. all
though he tried his best 10 DO 80
lie finally wrote 81 and was booked
Co to Spinning for bicycle repairs
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IL you are going 20 Soms order
your typewriter supplies from Niles.
100 Cherry street
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suHala ExposItlon.

Round trip tickets via Great
Northern railway. kA6.
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AacHIEcIs.

y. TiDEMAkD. q Colman block
MeMnnus y Walket 20 ~ y blk.
b. " H0UGHTOk ftt-t7 Collins