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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
spEoIALsEavIcEs,

In the Holiness church on High
street Fiidav night. Saturday night
and Sunday at / a. IN. O. 80 ard Z d
IN. Rev. d. M. Hepch Of Eshcol Pa,
and Rev. Albert King of Greencastle,
Pa, will preach alternately at these
services. Don't fail to hear theRevs.
Hench and King.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
Chicago Observed Fire Anniversary.

Chicago, Oct. 10.-The anniversary
of the Chicago fire was observed yes
terday by the members of the Mar
quette Club which held a banquet
which was attended by large num-
Der Of the club members and many
invited guests. President Bush of the
club presided, and the speakers were
William Allen White, of Emporia,
Kan; Booker T. Washington. Con-
gresham c. b. lands, of Indiana,
and Rev. f. e. hopkins, of Chicago.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
MORE CAFE cas- FoRB 8 0.

The Baltimore and Ohio is soon to
let contract for several more cafe
cars patterned after those recently
purchased by the company aud new
in use ON the local division. These
carshave proven decidedly popular and
the company is soon to place second
order calling for bali dozen more.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
Cumberland Veterans Next Reunion

Louisville Oct. 10.-The Army of
the Cumberland yesterday decided TO
hold its next annual reunion in Wash
ington on the occasion of the unveil'
ing OF the statue to General Sherman.
The old officers of the society were
ra-alactad
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
Roeton Aeronaut Won Race.

Buffalo, Oct. 10.-The balloon race
from the stadium of the Pan-Ameri-
can Exposition grounds yesterday af-
ternoon between Professor Charles
Litchfleld, of Boston. and Leo Stevens,
of New York. for purse of $4,000,
was won by the Boston aeronaut.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
ElOcuti0n
The Faculty

The Shepherd College Faculty is
compo sed of highly educated aud ex
perenc q teachers. Each one is
graduate of son reputable school and
may have taken post graduate work
along certain lines in the best schsols
in the country.
No tuition TO West Virginia stu
dents in Normal or Academic Depart
nent
Fall term begins Wednesday, Sep
TENDER H. 1901.
Write for catalogue.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
Jones Had Murderous Disposition

Madison, Fla. Oct. 10-Will Jones.
a negro outlaw, is in jail here Sc
riously wounded after desperate
fight with a posse of officers. lmme-
diately preceding his fight with the
officers, Jones killed a woman be-
cause of jealousy and also a negro
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
President Dimes a Few Generals.

Washington. Oct. 10.-President and
Mrs. Roosevelt had as their guests at
dinner last night Major General Mac
Arthur, George f. Becker and Mrs.
General Leonard Wood.
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Roosevelt 10 Speak In New York.

New York, Oct. 10.-President
Roosevelt will, it was announced yes
terday make an address here on
Thanksgiving day, at the dedication
OF the soldiers and sailors monu-
ment on thu riverside Arivs.
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tuc TlCk.ERlNG.

Having procured iicence for auctioneer
ing. | respectfully solicit share of the
pubic patronage in that line. will cry
sales on Pc cenfase OF lump the Job.
Nv charged shall he reasonable and sat,s-
faction guaranteed.
f. +. HENSON,
7-I-oo-Iy Bunker Hill, w. Va.
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Matehless.

Matchless W. Va, Oct. S-Corn
cutting, picking and packing apples
are the order of the day.
Seeding has not commenced in this
section.
1t is reported that black bear
las been seen on the mountain near
Gerardstown. Some parties on their
way to market last week, met his
majesty in the road near the east
base of the mountain, but his males tv
politely gave the right of way and
said nothing. Perhaps Bruin was
only inspecting the condition of the
road, and did not wish to modest citi-
zens on the public highway. The
writer has some doubt as to There be-
ing bears in this section, except such
as walk ON two feet and talk like men.
Justice.
Mountain Grove.
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ecmebody's Conscience at Work.

washington, Oct. 10.-The secretary
Of the treasury has received in an en-
velope postmarked New York a con
science contribution OF $500.
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McKinley's Head On New Postals.

Washington, Oct. 10-The postoiiice
department has decided to place the
late President McKinley's head on the
new issue Of postal cards which viii
appear shortly after December next.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
Courses of Study
Normal


Thorough instruction is given in all
the branches taught in his course of
four years with attention to the
work of teaching
Academic
-Four years of systematic study is
required in ibis course, fitting the
student for ollege or professional
school
Music
This course includes instruction in
DOT .hvocal and instrumental music
Thu yesrs work is required for grad
uatiop.
ElocutiOn
An excellent instructor has been
secured for this department. The
course embraces two years work. but
special classes will be formed for those
desiring them.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
f. E. GOODWIN, PRINCIPAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, w. VA.
WANTED.

To buy slate land farm of 100 to $50
acres with fairly good building in coed
nei ghborhood 5 70 miles from Martins
burg. See ]. F. ROBERTS. n. P,
Real tstae Dealer and ,o ector,
2o5 Flick Baiiding, Puotie Square
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-10-12
SHEPHERD COLLEGE
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SEPHERDSTOWN W. VA.

The best school in eastern West
Virginia for teachers: the best school
for students preparing for entrance in
any first class university or profess
Sional school.
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CORRESPONDENCE.


Baxter. w. Va. Oct. 9.-Frost is
beginning to peep around our win
dows 10 bite the beautiful flowers that
so faithfully gave us heir sweetness
this summer.
Mr.. Nathan Hedges, of near Jones
Springs, was visiting relatives near
This place the first OF the week.
Miss Dolly KEGS, returned here,
from her home near Sbanghaei, Sun
day last.
Mr.. George Adams called on Balm
Mason Monday.
Mr.. III. H. Dick passed through our
town Sunday evening and seemed to
enjoy wheel riding.
Mr.. William Edwards called on VIM.
Sheard, Sunday.
Misses Maud and Nellie Harper
were out riding Sunday evening.
think if they will only continue that
process their health will greatly i'm
prove.
NAtbs - ltd 1b3hft w hc1
home at Jones Springs, SUNDAY.
Misses Annie SNYDER, Lucy Homer,
Cora Sheard and Bessie Murphy were
the guests of the Misses al, south
of this place, ON Sunday evening.
Mr.. Rolley Albright, and wife were
visiting relatives at Jones Springs the
first Of the week.
Mr.. Smith, of baltimore, is visiting
relations at this place
Mr.. James Shriver of Sleepy Greek,
was home Sunday last.
The majority of the people of our
town, are glad we are having free de-
livery whilst some are nearly stand
ing on their tip-toes mad enough to
eat the carriers, but we think they
will see where they are wrong in a
short while.
Rev. Mckinley is having very
good revival at the M. K. Church.
Mr.. VIM. Edwards moved in his new
house yesterday, Wickhffe. y
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Jones Spring.

Jones Spring, Oct. 9--Lewis AL
bright and wife, Piedmont, are visit
ing relatives in this place.
Miss Parnell is substituting at the
district school here this weeS. Mr..
Willis Evans the regular teacher isem:
ployed at his home
There has been diphtheria sce~e
here for week or more but it has
died out as no new cases gre report
ed.
The school at Greenwood has been
closed because of the prevalence of
diphtheria. There are number of
cases in the neighborhood but no
fatalities have occurred.
Jones Spring. Oct I've are still
on deck.
Mr.. William B. Snyder spent Sun
day in Jones Spring with Mr. James
Snyder.
The singing at U. b. church has
commenced again on Friday nights.
There will be preaching in two weeks
at u. b. church at night, by Rev.
Slower.
Mrs. Thomas has been on the sick
list, we hope she has recovered.
Mr.. William Umpuoure was the
guest of Miss Carrie Stuckey on Sun
day evening.
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Mountain Grove.

Mountain Grove. Oct. IL Cooler
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-06-01

and Mlbo u8ilott. Me6O6mo6 HERON,
&C. Bell, Frank Lahr and Stewart
helped entertain in the back psrlor.
The dining room decorations were in
red. Mrs. Fred Hallett and Mrs. E. B.
Finney served at the table, assisted by
Mrs. Julian Suffer and Misses Heaton,
Bell and Poynter. The punch room
was decorated in pink and white. Miss
Henrietta Hawley was assisted in serv.
ing by Mrs. G. Il. Warner and Mrs. Will
Sawyer. The guests were shown to the
punch room by Mrs. Ray Hussong and
Miss Erlenborn.
Master Roy Turner gave lawn party
last week Friday afternoon, Misses
Jessie and Ruby Turner, Myrl Carter
and Lola Lyton served refreshments to
the following guests: Misses Stella Hol-
lister. Theo Jennings, Leona johnson,
Grace Ensey. Veds Patch. Dorothy
Trowbridge. Addie Closer. Alta Lyton,
Ina Kirkpatricb, Lottie Grimm; Masters
Paul Hunter. Richard Guthrie, Roy
Lincoln, Walter LOOMS. Raleigh vii.
son, Ralph Eneey, Ralph and Myron
LOOMS, Charlie Elmons. Carl Supp,
Willie Clark, Harrison Kirkpatrick,
Lester Carter, Charlie Parks, George
Leonard, Fred Diefendorf. Cell John
son and Harry Watson.
The Round Table met last Monday
evening at the home OF Mr.. E. T. Hart.
ley. The subject under consideration
was Ethics Of Shakspere," and the
discussion was led by MIR. Sawyer. Those
present were Judge Cornish, Rev. Lewis
Gregory, Drs. Hill, Lowry, Rowlands,
Stein; Messrs. Whedon, Watkins, Lewis
Miller, Lambertson, Hall, Gere, Brown,
Sawyer, Hartley and Judge Tibbetts.
The next meeting will be held in two
weeks at the home Of Mr. Henry Lewis,
when the most effective means of jeaI-
ing with the liquor problem will be
discussed. ...
The Delian girls paid their debt of
bonor to the Delian boys last week Fri.
day evening at 1436 s street, by giving
feed" at which, the following menu
was enjoyed: Gefrosenes Wasser
Kuchen. Erdbeeren und Raum. Nusse
Punsch. Miss Susie Doane. toastmis-
tress, called for the following responses:
"Delian Girls," MIR. Boomer; "Delian
Boys" Miss Countryman; 'Congratula-
tions." Miss Pillsbury; Beauty vs.
Brains" Mr.. Bate; "Some Stand Be-
twixt Love and Duty" Mr.. Morrill,;
"Tenting on the Old Camp Ground,
Mr.. Garrett; Till We Meet Again"
Miss Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Fancher enter
tanned the Wisconsin Veterans associa'
ton at their pretty new home, 1345 Rose
street, LAST week Thursday evening.
Strawberries and cake were served by
Mrs. Fancher, assisted by Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Bax. Music was furnished by
Misses Gertrude Ager and Glen Fanch-
or, and army songs were sung by the
whole company. Stories and anecdotes
were told, and short address was made
by the president, Comrade Truell. The
association will hold its June meeting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Crow.
High school hall was filled to over
flowing Wednesday by friends Of the
eighth grade pupils who will enter the
high school next year. Certificates were
presented to 3l7 pupils by Vice Presi-
dent George A. Adams of the board Of
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1901-06-01
THE COURIER.

ABOUT hundred guests were invited.
A pianola recital was given by the
Daughters Of the King, Of Holy Trinity
church on Tuesday evening, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Rudge, for
the benefit Of the church mortgage
fund. The program was:
II Bacio Arditi
Capriccio Brilliante, Up. %
Mendelssohn
RondO No. 70 in A minor Mozart
Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. Liszt
La Campanella PagaEini
La Polka. de la Refine, Or. 95 Raft
Minuet, No. 2 Paderewski
Fantasia from Barber OF Seville
Leybach
From the Carnival, Op. 10, No. 3
Grieg
Entr' Acte Gavotte Giilet
Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. 6 List
Senator Dietrich has received an in
vitation to join congressional party on
a trip around the world in a government
transport. The party will leave New
York June 20. being absent four months.
Senator Dietrich has not yet accepted
the invitation, owing to bis reluctance
to being away for 80 long time. Con.
gresham Mercer will be one of the party
Mrs. L. w. Pomerene entertained the
principal and teachers of the Prescott
school, Misses Devell, Kennard, Lally
and Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wurzburg at dinner on Wednesday eve-
ming. The guests we're furnished a
musical treat in the evening by MIR. and
Mrs. Wurzkurg, who gave several vocal
and piano numbers in their usual ar
tistic manner.
Mrs. A. E. Stebbins, her daughter,
Mrs. William Z. Wilson, and Master
Howard Wilson, attended the wedding
of Mr.. w. P. Stebbins and Miss Nc
Fadden Of McCool, Wednesday evening.
The wedding was quiet one, only the
members of the families being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins will spend the
next year at McCool.
Professor and Mrs. w. G. L. Taylor
gave card party on Wednesday eve
ming in honor of Miss Minor and Miss
Daisy Minor. The entertainment was
six handed euchre, and flowers were
given instead of prizes. Miss Houtz
received wreath Of roses, and Mr..
John Kind bouquet Of iessamine and
sweet peas. Punch was served during
the evening. and refreshments at the
close Of the game.
The Daughters of the American Rev.
olution gave their annual reception at
the home Of Mrs. A. j. Sawyer yester.
day afternoon. The house was elabo-
rately decorated with flags and flowers.
Among the guests were the members
OF the school board and their wives, DR..
Davenport and DR.. Gordon.
Lieutenant Frank Burr, who is now
in the Filipines under General Grant,
will soon be promoted to captaincy in
the regular army as reward for faith
full service. Lieutenant Burr gave valu-
able aid to the army as commander OF a
company Of scouts, and on several other
occasions has won recognition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Wright gave a
seven-course dinner Monday evening
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dawes. JAP
anese decorations were in the dining
roou; the plate cards were little Japan
ese fans, and the ice cream was in the
form Of Japanese figures with umbrellas
over their heads. Covers were laid for
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE 70 CoNTRACTORS--sca pro.
poSais Will he received BY Inc pfeslienf
ana members q tho police jury up 10
the Office Of the CLERK OF the police inry
Gt Lake Charles CaIcasieu pagi$h, la.
Tor the reinodcling and additions 10 Tie
parish court house. Plans AMI speeinea-
lions eau be seen after August . IL tnr
office IF the above clerk and AZ the office
Of X II. steele. ucnsfun. Texas. and "A
the Dallas. and Shreveport offccs y the
'@"'s NS'' e0'00u ~ A's"''sS %
he received at the Of
flee OF The undersigned until August IL,
for furnishing about one million com
mon brick; one thousand barrels Hume
aud one thousand barrels Portland ye'
n'cnt Tor use in building passenger de
pot az san Antonio. About six hundred
barrels OF limc and dye hundred barrels u
Portland cement Tor use In building 4
hospital at III Paso. bidders arc asked
to state brands Of cement and ime and
submit samples OF brick. Quotations 70
be I. o. y. ears az points on Texas m l
New Orleans railroad aud Galreston,
companies lines The right to reject aif
or IN bids Is reserved, l.. b. Cushing
Eng NJ. Of w. Houston.
SEALED PROPOSALS addressed 20 Inc
commissioners court Of Harris county,
ed up to II O'clock noon ON Thursday
August -, 4. D., 1901, for furnishing
Jne necessary material ana |FNuStrfCttnE
twenty-five miles approximately ot
paved roads as follows: Ten miles on the
Washington road commencing at the end
for ten miles northwMdiv along said road
Five miles on the Houston and Crosby
road commencing az the Iron bridge over
Green's hayou and extending cnStwardly
along said road for FIVE miles ON the sun
Felipe road commencing 81 the city I'm.
It's and extending along said read for
two miles. On the Telephone road com.
nienclng at the city limits aud extending
To tue bridge over Rays bayou dis
lance OF two and one fourth niles, an.
puoNimatcly. Bids are wanted for the
construction OF said roads In macadan.
gravel combination OF gravel and she'll
and rock aud she'll In cOmhlndtiau. to In.
clude the necessary grading. cmhankmenl
and dtt,aiug, all Ia accordance with the
plans and specifications now on ie In
ris county. Texas. All bids must be ae.
companicd by certified chcck uron
some local bank IN sum equal 10 ave t1l
per cent Of the amount Of bid payable
TO the county Judge, "a be forfeited rs
HQuidated damages hy the successful bid
der who fails to enter into contract aud
bond as required. The successful bid
der Will be required to enter into q bond
IN sum equal 20 one fourth IA OF the
contract price conditioned upon the faith.
ful performance OF tho contract The
right Is reserved to reject any aud all
bids. Specifications viii be furnished 70
All intending bidders who request the
same from the county surveyor, William
blahpur1, Esl. r - Nasmer,
s
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
DAMON MOUND--it acre on top for sale
this week AZ $50 Address l4Sg, this or.
nVN ~
BARGAINS IN HOMES. MIDSUMMER

BARGAINS IN HOMES. MIDSUMMER
CLEARING SALE.
For a short time only I can give you
very low prices on the following choice
property In the Third aud Fourth wards.
If you want home or Investment come
aud see them.
Two-story, s,room house on Main street,
2R lots, can give immediate possession,
100000.
rwo-s,ory, s-room house on Mceoweh
avenue. ancly finished. lots. enc lawn,
flowers and roses in abundance. an ideal
home .................,..... ,SS5ooo0
Large two.stOry house on Austin street
close in, lot so by i2S, genuine bargain
for home or an Investment. i. .s8SOooo
Two-story. s-room house on Caroline
street, bargain ........,........ss5 oo.oo
Elegant house on Rusk avenue, one Of
the anest in the city, large grounds, nne
trees centrally located ..e..,. .sso,ocooo
Large twostory, s,roOm house In the
Fair Grounds, two lots, must be
sold ..s.. ................,.,.s $4,000
Very nne large house on Mckinney ave.
nue., tine grounds, centrally located sii,
600
Cottage Of rooms on Calhoun between
Caroline aud Austin, lot 80 by l5o s2aoo.oo
And many other properties TOO numerous
to mention. y. L, Mills
II 2i6 Main street.
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suMMMER REsoRTs.

! T-----1- 7IT0Kr HOTEl. las been thef,
,,s,ehl, rSnovatqd and refusuishei aue put
3 ~ e,-sf class coalition, experienced
,.,.,,,ee,,,snt aud strictlv itSt,clast ia al,
itS aepeistments, situated oce h,ecs f~tn,
49,, ,,i,e es,ol rVolns. hot and fci'i
1919 81 = erxt-clnSs tfh,es thc dtan
n,s,es SsSdEiarlers and spe ~ sitenuc.'
n, ranefaf II ali travsdsg pphlic trsaS
NJ ~ guests 50 aud frOrt hote hlt,s.
~ ~. asvs Ssa per mOnlh; sp,'tisi Ates
= k,m,siSS Fred ANsrgs mn. rfe9rtcloi,
Ms Mary cEenweige. manages.
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m rrxAs LODGE NO. I, X, OF p,
IN TIM i.iii meet in lis castle han, c's-
f}G W. Main street and Prairie
ik sssnne. third floor, back hlll
10 ,cnisht al s o'clock soJournlts
~ ~ nsrdIailv Invite To attend. Z,
tghs ~ ~: c, W Fellows. i ot
M es 1. \. Hartwell, NJ Of ~: I
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SEVEN ROOM modern home $500 cash,
balance monthly, quarterly, semi-annual-
ly or annually, bath, galleries, other CON
NcnicnceP corner car line. Price S3Hn.
Value $500. Halllwell * Kelly, 2i6 Main
street. n
SEE ARNOLD a ROBERTS, e10is Main
street, Heiner building, real estate. rent,
ais aud iouus; city property a speciality,
" You have q house 60 rent or sell. see
them; they Will get you immediate re
suits: they offer a few specials. snaps,
for next week; tventy lots In Fair
acres choice rice land an fenced. 4 bur
gain, at SO per acre, seventy Ave acres
oil land sour Lake. one half mile OF
Hammond we'll. az S1a per acre; Forty acres
choile laud near Taylor we'll Plerce'S
Junction at $40 per acre. Il
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REFRiGERATORSi . Refrigerators Full
assortment Send for catalogue We pay
eight Smith Furniture 20, Houston;
wholesale and retail $50
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WANTED---A good, sober. all round tailor,
in prohibition town; one VINO nndcr'
stands emitting aud bttng rs wen as
tailoring; a good proposition TO the right
apply Address Phil simon, Leesyilie,
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SALESMAN wanted who sells the country
trade. 10 take a good Side line vt dry
goods our own speCialtiCs, on commits.
sion The 1'urncli Dale Mills, Bon SEQ,
Philadelphia Pa.
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4 MINI buisd nine-reom twc-story ncuse,
muirrB fVrner Ia Br1nrh and Walker,
Tor desirable tenants. Fer particulars So
Or. King. kiEm'A
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FOR SAIlE-Three horses and six mules
i've farm wagons i've sets harness. one
covered spring wagon, aQS Washington.
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PERSONAL.

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FOR SALE-Show cases az low prices
Write al once to Waco Show Case Fac
tory, Waco. Texas. OF
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AGENTS WANTED.

lss books. sSssAwssssss Bssk c..
hsa.sea.
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|ssSIED TO RENT.

knss.s,N desire 10 rent kom.
~ ~ = aoase with ma,iern cea-
~ q IN sS 90 len months "a.
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WABASH SECTIONAL BOOKCASES
W air me agents; latest nupra sem,nts
Co, Houston. n I;
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ETTn 10 KNOW of the whereabouts
i.ss Steeall. son " Benjamin Stegall
psdsersvine. Lauderdale county, Ala.
IL hi heard from was In southern
.~es III age about 81, years. Any In
{ns,,cs Of sald person Will he appre'
5sd hy nephew. John u. f. Hines,
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Inv huyinc OF me on the monthly pay
ncnt plan: YOU can DO II. William 4.
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