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Newport daily independent., 1902-10-08
1 ABOUT PEOPLE MAINLY.

4 hDuul hJl LL WthtiNLl'
 Nice layer cake at Huffman's.
 Fresh bulk oysters at Huffman's.
 Nice celery at Huffman's bakery.
 Best candies in town at Huffman's. Lester Collier of Tupelo was here trading Wednesday.
 Remember the Grand Opening to- morrow at Henry Schott's. dit
 Mrs. w. w. McMinn will entertain the Glover Club tomorrow afternoon. For good cooking and heating wood, call on L. N. Nouss 143 d6t Clover Blossom creamery butter for sale at Bowen's Cash Store. 124 dtf The famous R. & c. Corset is now on sale at Chas. Meyers Great Bar oain Store. 131btf Lost white poodle dog. Reward for recovery or information leading thereto, at this office. 145 dtf
 Wanted Three unfurnished rooms by gentleman and wife. Address com munications to this office. 145d6t Mrs. B. A. Washburn, who has been to her old home at Bardstown, Ken lucky on a visit, returned Tuesday night.
 pr. Lawrence of Batesville very pleasant gentleman and successful practitioner was here Wednesday on his way to Little Rock.
 Miss Susie Jones, who is visiting now at Owensboro, Ky, is expected home next week and Miss Tillie Venable may return her visit.
 Don't miss the Grand Fall Opening of French pattern and ready to- wear hats, dress goods and ladies' shirt waists, Thursday, Oct. 9th, at Henry Schott's. dit
 John Shirley of Independence coun- ty, who was fined $50 in the circuit court last spring for carrying pistol, has been given free pardon by the governor.
 o. M. Bowen returned Wednesday morning from St Louis, where he went on business but had the pleasure of witnessing the Yelled Prophets pa rade Tuesday evening.
 The arrivals at the Hazel Tuesday were T. J. Graham, Tuckerman; J. w. Ferrill, E. R. Butler, Ella Barnwell, Batesville; Fred D. Whiting, H. T. Tucker, Gray Carroll, Little Rock; L. F. Weeks, Black Rock; W. q. Ross, Fort Smith.
 Lost--A pointer dog about five months old; white with lemon colored spots. Any information left at this office leading to his recovery will be suitably rewarded.
 w. J. Lambkin, proprietor of the Cottage Hotel, the best $1.00 a day house in the city, had 75 people al dinner Saturday, which goes to show the popularity of his table and house
 143 b1w HIGHEST PRICES PAID For this reason you should send your Fine Pearls, Baroques and Slugs to ouI firm, as we sell to European markets exclusively. J. M. O'HARA & Co., s4 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn
Newport daily independent., 1902-10-08
coALl coALll ooAL!il

Call 212 rings and leave your order for coal. Full weight and prompt de- livery M. K. UPsHAw.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-24

SPEAKING AT BRUNDIDGE.
Johnston, Carlisle, Sanford and
Stern Hold Forth

Brundidge Aug. 3.-(Special For two
days Brundidge has had speaking and
speaking. Yesterday at p. m. John
ston. Zeke Warrick and the sore toe held
the boards and sometimes so indescrimi-
nately 1t was hard to tell which had the
floor. Jodie's II am was the same old
re-hash which the people have heard for
SO long. 1t is useless to give any of
the points of it. When called down in his
attack upon Jelks for not accepting his
challenge for joint debate and asked why
he did not meet Dick Clarke, his thin
excuse was the Executive Committee
would not let him. About half his audi
ence were Jelks and some of
his followers went away disguised. Last
night Hon. T. j. Carlisle of Enterprise
spoke for the new constitution and Jelks.
He made a telling speech which was
much praised.
Today Hons. Phil H. Stern and w. H..
Sanford addressed a good audience. Mr..
Sanford put in his regular sledge ham
mer blows for jerks. the constitution,
honest elections and white supremacy.
Mr.. Stern made clean straight forward
and effective political speech. 1t was
of the kind to do good.
Judge John P. Hubbard came from Troy
with Johnston, but had nothing to say
in the meeting
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sMoTHERED TO DEATH.
Child of MI. and Mrs. E. J. Hardy
Has Peculiar Accident

LAS CSuAldI hCCloShts
Brewton, Aug. 23-(SpeciaL)-A sad
death under peculiar circumstances was
that on Wednesday of the child of Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Hardy at their home in
Alco The little one was left alone on a
bed and 1t rolled over against the wall.
with its face towards the mattress and
smothered to death. 1t was a great shock
to the fond parents The remains were
carried to Bellville for interment.
The death of Mrs. Flora A. Pittman,
wife of Allen Pittman, occurred at the
family home three miles north of town
Wednesday morning after a long illness
which baffled mediaci skill. She was a
sister of Postmaster Rankin and j. b.
Rankin. The funeral service was con-
Quoted by her pastor, Rev. /. L. Taylor
and was largely attended.
The Brewton Invincibles leave tomor-
row for Montgomery where they will play
a series of three gaines with Admission on
the Is, rs and q; 18th Montgomery on
the 2S, 20 and 80 it'll the Trojans at
Troy on Sept. /, :, nd 3; with Troy in
Brewton on the a. :. and s. The team is
in excellent condition and hopes to win
the State championsh
Two new residences are under construc-
ton on Evergreen Street, Mark Miller
and Oscar Wigley's.
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CYCLONE STRIKES SCHOOL.
One of the Pupils Killed and Others
Wounded

Roanoke, Aug 23.-(Special)- Several
persons have just returned from Pleasant
Hill, a prosperous community sixteen
miles west of here, bringing d detailed
account of a frightful disaster that oc-
Cured Thursday afternoon.
About o'clock of that day a cyclone
gust of wind struck the school house.
large frame building, in which the teacher
and twenty-three pupils were sheltered
and completely demolished the house.
All but four of the occupants were more
or less injured. Henry, the son OF L. j.
Radney, pertinent citizen, was In
stantly killed His brother, Jim, was
dangerously wounded, as were four other
pupils. ,,.,
who went to the door when the storm
appeared. was snatched from the door by
the wind and blown % yards. but was
practically uninjured.
Medical aid was sent from Roanoke, and
at last reports no other deaths had oc-
CURED.
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On a. Sad Mission.

Major j. c. Compton received a tele-
gram this morning conveying the news
of the death of his mother. which occur
red a Bordentown. N. j., last night, and
he will leave for Milledgeville. Ga. to-
morrow to be present at the funeral Mrs
Compton left. hsrtEhplpe in Milledgeville
a few days ago to visit relatives in Bor-
dentown. She is 50 years Of age and stood
the trip remarkably well for one of her
age. Major Compton received a letter
yesterday telling how we'll she had borne
the fatigue of the trip and the telegram
this morning conveying the news of her
death was the first information he had
that she was i'll, and her passing away
must. therefore, have been very sudden.
Major Compton has the sincere sympa-
thy of large circle of friends in this
city over the loss of his aged mother.
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Mr.. Cahiness at centerville.

Centerville Aug. 3.-(Special. )-Hon. e.
H. Cabiness of Birmingham, delivered
speech here today in favor of Governor
Jelks, to an audience of about 500 people.
Those who heard it say it was fine poll
teal effort. While he did not make
f1owery speech, he used the sledge ham
mer of logic and argument. and doubt
less did Governor Jelks more good and
Captain Johnston much more harm than
any one else could have done within the
same time. He occupied about an hour
and a half and it is believed that four
ffths of his audience left the grounds
favoring Governor Jelks. A good many
ladies were present. After the speaking
a barbecued dinner was served on the
ground
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Among the stacks of good things
we keep, here are a few: All kinds
of Fresh Meats-Beef, Mutton, Kid
and veal-Boiled and Green Hams
Bologna and Pork Sausage-Fresh
and Salt Water Fish, including
Mackerel and Pompano-all kind
of Vegetables in season, such as Bell
Pepper, Beans, Tomatoes, okra and
Egg Plants-Poultry, live and dress
ed-Fox River Butter and Eggs
Watermelons on ice.
R. S. Cloud, Green Grocer,
Phone 300. Joe Robinson, Mgr.
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Mr.. cabaniss at Greensboro.

Greensboro. Aug. 23-(speciaI.)-The
Hon. e. II. Cabiniss of Birmingham to-
day spoke in the court house to d large
and aPpreciative audience, composed of
both jerks and Johnston men. The
speaker in a mastery manner presented
the claims of Governor jerks for second
term and mainly because he stood out in
strong support of the new constitution,
while the Ex-Governor had plainly shown
that he was opposed to the instrument.
He spoke very highly of the people of
the blackbelt and praised them much
for giving up their representation in
favoring the new constitution and letting
every white vote count the same. His
speech was vote maker.
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WANTED-BoARD OR ROOMS,

COUPLE, with child. desires board private
family preferred; best of reference; location
convenient 20 business. Address j. II. M,
care Advertiser.
nished rooms conveniently located, with board,
in private family; couple without children:
references exchanged PostofficN Box 535.
WANTED-Three or furnished or unfur-
nished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping;
close In; highest OF references exchanged.
Address Desirable Tenant, care Advertiser.
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VOTE FOR JELKS.

It will take but a few minutes Of
your time to go to the polls tomor-
row and vote for VIM. D. Jelks for
Governor. 1t is in the interest of
good government and good citizen
ship to do so.
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VOTE FOR JELKS.

It will take but a few minutes of
your time to go to the polls tomor-
row and vote for VIM. d. Jelks for
Governor. It is in the interest of
good government and good citizen.
ship to do SO.
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Eilenberg Studio

Will reopen Monday, Sept. LIST Appica-
tions for lessons may be made at the
studio. ia S. Perry St, from a. m to
Q. m. adv,
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You remember Ruth Blair's pretty
teeth? Well, they are becoming loose,
and her mother is preparing to pull them
with a thread.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

The following relatives of the family
acted as pail bearers at the funeral OF
James Hooper this morning: j. Hooper
Adams, r. Lee Hooper. G.. II. Craig. Jr..
Frank l.. Davidson, II. Z. Shropshire
and j. l.. Bishop.
Frank Graham. after pleasant visit
of some weeks to Atlantic coast watering
places in the vicinity of New York has
returned home.
The Planters Warehouse has been torn
down, preparatory to the erection of a
large wholesale store house for c. w
Hooper e Co.
O. NJ Cawthon and family left this
afternoon for the Isle of Palms. From
there they will visit other eastern re-
sorts.
Mrs. George Bewig of Chattanooga, ac-
companed by he' son. is on visit to
her mother. Mrs. George Kdpp.
r. D. Rayne, manager Of the Western
Union. is spending a few days recuperat-
ing in the country.
Captain V. b. Atkins has been chosen
President of the Chamber of Commerce
in place OF Colonel w r. Nelson who
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BRANDON AT PRATTvILLE.
The Adjutant General Speaks for tn
Constitution.

The AdJutant General speaks Tor the
Constitution.
Prattville, Aug. 23.-(Special) 1.-THE Re
publicans Of this county will hold a mass
meeting August Goth for the purpose of
nominating a full county ticket and Sc
Letting delegates to a State convention
to be held at Birmingham September 16.
The burning of the barn of Mrs. Pratt
greatly disturbed the audience of Col.
w. w. Brandon. who was billed to speak
at the courthouse last night. There WERE
at the time the firm alarm was given,
about sixty men In the courthouse OF
this number not less than half were mem
bers of the fire companies. They imme-
diately started for the fire and the word
was given that as soon as the fire was
under control. the speaking would pro-
coed. About o'clock the fire was under
control, and one by one the men returned
to the courthouse till there were about
100 or 125. Brandon was then introduced
by H. s. Doster. The speaker was en-
thusia stically received he having been
before Prattville audience several times
before. He gave many reasons for
changing from the Ex-Governor; and chief
among which was the continued and I'M
relenting opposition of the Governor to
the new Constitution. He argued the
Governors opposition to the new instru-
ment at great length. He disposed of
the claim of the Ex-Governor concerning
the amount of money left in the treasury.
The speaker called attention to the fact
that so many of the speakers for john
ston being what may be termed ''disap-
po.ntees" He said If this be a mere CO.
Incidence, 1t was very remarkable one.
The speaker paid his respects to the
Hon. Jesse Stallings. and explained that
Jess had a sore toe, too.
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HE. he! HA! HI. SEE ME.
Freshly packed new crow Toma-
toes, Baltimore Standards, cans for
25 cents, 90 cents doz. Phone GOT.
PIT ]. M. McCool.
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declined to fill the position. B. j. Schus-
ter was chosen as one of the directors to
fill Captain Atkins place.
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John Giovanni who has been one Of
the clerks at the Albert, left tonight fol
Birmingham, where he has accepted g
similar position.
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Levi HerZfeld, an erstwhie ardent
Johnston man, is expected to reach home
from New York tomorrow in order to
cast his vote for Jelks.
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Last night Just at s o'clock, there was
quite a blaze on the hill southeast of
town. Fire destroyed the large barn of
Mrs Julia A Pratt. 1t has not been
learned how the blaze originated. The
loss is about $4,000, with less than 5000
insul ance.
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MISS Mary Morgan kelpp, VINO mas
been with little James Hooper during his
last illness in New York. came home last
night.
Candidates were very thick in the city
today. but not as many country people
were in the city as was expected.
William Sheppard, prominent planter
of Safford's Station. is spending today
among his Selma friends.
Mrs. Holmes and Miss Cornell will
leave for New York tomorrow, to be
gone several weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Love and daughter, Mrs.
E. c. Fowlkes. left this afternoon for
Shelby Springs.
Miss Maddie Keipp, after spending
several weeks at Chautauaua, N. Y, has
returned home.
DR.. A. A. Pfeiffer of this city. has
has moved to Demopolis to practice his
profession.
E. A.. Hecker, editor of The Linden Re-
porter, is among the visitors to Selma
today.
Alex Sneed, one or the Oldest cluzchs
of Oldtown beat. is at deaths door.
V. NJ. Clubs, representing the ROCK Is
land Railroad is in the city today.
Judge S. P. Prowell of Marengo, is in
the city today.
Emile Karp has returned from trip
to the coast.
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LADIES, Chichester's English Pe1nyroyal pills
are the best; safe, reliable; take no other;
Ladies'" in letter by return mail; ask your
druggist. Chichester Chemical Co.. Philadel-
phla, Pa p-tu-th-sC
MORPHINE, opium. Iaudanum. cocaine habit;
manent home cure Mrs Baldwin. Box l2I2.
Chicago. p-su-tf
LADY with means desires the correspond
ence Of gentleman with view Of matrimony.
Address Box 5l5 Atlanta. Ga. p-sep-7
ENLARGE your busts, ladies', q to 10 inches
at home with DR.. Conway's Bust Tabloids,
at trlhing cost; $1,000 for a case we cannot
permanent; sealed facts &c stamps, Conway
Specific Co. 5 Temple Place, Boston, Mass,
HANDSOME. intelligen. American lady worth
kind husband financially. Belle, 1874 Van Blu
rem St. Chicago p
RETIRED merchant. middle age. worth 500
900. seeks poor but faithful wife. Address
Mr. Hamilton, 4o3 Omaha Bldg, Chicago
YOUR rtune told from cradle to grave what
tell You comes true send dime and birth
day Prof J. Myers, Drawer 7o4 Chicago.
=
AM of good appearance. well educated. mid
die aged, very wealthy and | want to marry
intelligent practical, sympathetic lady.
no matter what her Cl1CuItlSt dnCeS OF Station III
life; more attention Is paid to hunting gold
than true companion hence the number of
unhappy marriages, so why not go about It In
a business-like manner II is or no consequence
how people become acquainted, the paramount
thing is the individuals. and ! have set aside
custom, the happiness Of a lifetime is of
more moment believing there is somewhere
in this broad land genuine woman whom l
can love and with whom / can share my
fortune If she will lay aside her scruples. as
| have mine, long enough TO address Mr. Wei
Ter, Real Estate Board Bldg. Chicago. p
LADIES, DR.. strckland's monthly remedy re-
lieVes in hours; safe ana sure poN teei
send stamp Tor particulars crown Chemlca'
Co. Box 90. Milwaukee, Wis p
MAIDEN lady. good appearance, reproachIess
character. orphan; my parents died years
ago, leaving me $4,000 in cash and bonds;
also real estate worth S26 600; my time was
spent caring for my parents and living in a
remote part of country; had no chance to meet
desirable husband: only sincere gentlemen need
answer. giving description; object early mar
riage Edna, l6l Michigan St. Chicago p
WE SEEK husband for maiden lady, age %.
worth S 8 coo, willow. age 80 worth S35 600:
Southern gentlemen preferred me Mutual
Book Exchange. Toledo .. p
WAS saved from consumption after my case
had been pronounced incurable and hopeless
by eminent physicians; II you are suffering
from this dread disease and WALL write me l
will gladly tell you how 1t was done at home;
my sole object Is 70 be Of some eenent 10 hn,
of Christ Io2 Stone St, glastonbury. o. p
AM mighty sick: l am also very much wor-
ried; II able will try and tell you some things
next week | am right sure. p
WANTED-BoARDERS, BOOMERS.
WANTED-Roarders. first -class rooms; also
frst-class table board furnished. Apply No.
ZIG Washington
TWO nice rooms for rent in nice neighbor-
hood, with bath cOnvsniences. n r. care
ADVERTISE.
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PERSONAL.

LADIES, Chchester's English Pe1nyroyal pills
are the best; safe, reliable; take no other;
send &c stamps for particulars; Relief for
Ladies'" in letter by return mail; ask your
druggist Chichester Chemical Co.. Phladel-
phia, Pa p-tu-th-sc
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r. M. KohR g. Son.
Real Estate and Insurance,
26h Commerce St.

We have for sale one of the few desirable
pieces Of centrally located store properties
that can be bought In Montgomery. . 1t VIII
pay you to investigate this oner
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MORPHINE. opium, laudanum. cocaine habit:
myself cured, will inform you OF harmless, per.
manent home cure. Mrs Baldwin, Box l2i2.
Chicago. p-su-tf
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
have several inquiries from borrowers for
Per cent money in sums of $500 to $500
Cash buyers can find bargains with me.
Some desirable s-room houses on instruments.
Quite Q number Of houses for rent.
IN N. Court st.
For Rent.
An IJ.room house In Ward 5. suitable for
railroad boarding house
New 5-room house on Holcombe st.
New houses within calling distance of Plant
System Railroad.
Houses on Monroe. Decatur. Amanda, South.
Brassell. jackson, Lawrence. etc.
For Sale.
Houses and lots in the city and farms all
over the State.
We write all kinds of insurance and put 1t
In the best of companies.
Z. B. Joseph & Son:
20 N. Court St. phone 1899.
III. c. Davidson, Real Estate and Insurance.
Moses Building onices-A few more desir-
able offices still unrented In the Moses Build
Ing; steam heat; elevator service
pvel,ngs-A few. dwellings still unrented
from Oct LIST: prices from So TO $50; call and
see my list.
stores-Eiesant wholesale store on Com
merce ST.: also store under the Windsor Ho-
TEL s:i. s. Court N Ferry s''' ana A''A'ns' ~
will hnd 1t to their interest to let me write
their insurance: represent three Of the iarg-
est companies in the world writing gin houses
and offer lowest rates.
H. c. Davidson.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone l g.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Holt strauss.
Phone e2
Dwellings For Rent
Stores For Rent.
Insurance..
we respectfully solicit the placing of your
FIRE insurance and offer you the best protec-
ton The several companies represented by
US are leaders In prompt and satisfactory set
Element Of losses.
Holt & Strauss,
Phone 81.
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Mrs. George BeWig of Chattanooga, ac-
companied by he,' son. is on visit to
her mother, Mrs. George Keipp.
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A LADY with means desires the correspond
ence OF gentleman with view Of matrimony.
Address Box Sis, Atlanta. Ga p-sep-7
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Miss Mary Morgan Keipp. who ha
been with little James Hooper during hi
last illness in New York, came home las
night.
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at home with Dr. Conways Bust Tabloids,
at trlilng cost; $1,000 for a case we cannot
permanent; sealed facts &c stamps, Conway
Specific Co. 5 Temple Place, Boston, Mass,
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LOST, srRAYED OR STOLEN.

LosT-Gold medal with name on IT, Finder
viii be rewarded II returned to DR., o. B..
NgYught, ao1s Baxter AVA
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HANDSOME. Intelligent American lady. worth
S95. 00C will marry Immediately and assist
kind husband financially. Belle. "a Van Blu
rem St, Chicago. %
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For $1,000 you can buy two-story store
on Court Street.
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RETIRED merchant middle age. worth 500
900, seeks poor but faithful wife. Address
Mr.. Hamilton, 4o3 Omaha Bldg Chicago
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wANTED-Buyers for extension and cane py
top sdrries at greatly reduced prices for cash
Call at McManus Carriage Works. corner Mon
roe and Lawrence SITS.
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WANTED.

WANTED-You to know that we have moved
our college to the Farley National Bank Build
ing public square; special rates to city stu
dents fer either day or night school; instruc-
tions thorough and positions secured; call
or send for catalogue before entering else
where Draughon's Practical Business Col
lege W D. NJ Simmons. Manager. sa-su
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WANTED-AGENTS.

death and old age benefits; top renewal con-
tracts. American Fraternity. Washington,
d c. a-su
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WANTED-To do your repairing and painting
on your buggy or wagon best of workmanship
and satisfaction guaranteed. McManus Car
Iiage Works. corner Monroe and Lawrence SIS.
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TWO nice rooms for rent in nice neighbor-
hood. with bath convsnlences. II. r. care
Advertiser.