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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-21
(Written for The Beacon)
Baseball at HONS and Abroad.
AN ENLoYARLE NAL.

On Wednesday, the 18th, instant,
the Leonardtown B. b. c., accom-
panied by the following 'rooters, y
viz. Messrs. Frank Camalier, B.
A., Derby A. Lynch, L. L. d., Will
liam Nash, mascot, \ Alvah Thomp-
son, backstop, W. Abel, merchant,
f. z. Fenwick, &C, A. f. Fenwick,
drummer" DR.. O. V. Hayden, E.
d. Bostick, and last, but not least,
the fairest rooter of them all, Miss
Rosa Loker, left per steamer "Poto-
mac" for Kinsale, Va. On the af-
ternoon OF that day game Of base
ball was played with the team Of
that town, resulting in favor Of
Leonardtown by a score of 20 TO 10.
Though we captured the game,
the CHEEKY good natured, hospita-
BILE people of Kinsale in turn won u
complete victory over us. ! have
often heard of Virginia hospitality,
but that was my first experience,
and if it be a fair sample, then in
deed is the Old Dominion, the moth
err of Presidents. the most hospita-
bic place on earth. A dance was
given us at the odd Fellow S Hall
Wednesday night and again on
Thursday, with refreshments and
music
Friday morning procession was
formed to the wharf, the fair ladies'
leading and odd Glory proceeding
us.
We sincerely hope that the Kin
sale b. b. c. will return the visit
at no distant future date and bring
their friends OF both sexes with
them. While we cannot expect to
equal their generous and much APP
preciated hospitality, we eau at Ieas,
assure them OF a royal welcome.
The game with Warsaw was not
played owing TO rain
LDSARpTowS, ., PfRArEs, q.
On Saturday, the 10th, instant, q
game Of baseball was played be-
tween the two above teams la the
9th inning, with the score a tie, . to
~, the latter club objected 10 a de.
cision Of the umpire, and refusing
10 further play, the game was de.
cidcd IN favor Of Lcouardtown.
.TnEHAs BErNs, II LgoNAuprowN, 8.
On Monday the 18th, a game Of
baseball was played between the
above mentioned mines 4 scratch
team WAS organized, and. as much 10
their surprise as that u others, re-
suited as shown The Has lIeuns
arc now 1T, aud the Lconardiown
team has exchanged places with
them Get together, boys get to
gcibcr O. G G.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-21

Religious Archdeaconal seryi.
ces Ia 81. Andrew Church Sun.
day, 2ilh instant, II 4. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
Tuesday 18th inst. St George S,
Poplar Hill, II 4. a. and p. N. 4
cordial invitation extended % all Il
be present
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-21

Criminal Matters. William Bar
Der, eolored, charged with carry
ing o razor, openly, with intent to
injurc Mrs. Alice V Adkins, had a
preliminary hearing before Justice
10. +. Morgan on Monday last and
was committed to await the action
Of the grand jury, The testimony
showed that the accused came to the
house of Mrs. Adkins, in the absence
OF her husband. and asked for some
thing 10 cat, at the same time hold
ing an open razor ia his hands On
Mrs. Adkins telling him that she
had nothing to give he remarked,
:" / am razor Niger. This fright
ened Mrs. Adkins, and she ran out
Of her back door in the direction Of
neighbours house, when the accus-
ed left He also called at another
house before getting TO Mrs. Ad-
kins, and from remarks made there,
it is supposed that his purpose in
visiting her house was sinister one.
Bail was fixed by the Justiceat$ 5000.
Webster Barnes and John l., Bur
ton, colored, had a preliminary hear
ing before the same Justice on Mon
day last, charged with taking and
carryingaway a batteau, the property
Of Peter r. Graves, without his con
sent, and not with the intention OF
appropriating permanently to their
own use. They were held to await
the action OF the grand jury and, in
default Of bail, were committed.
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Card of Teanks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Jerome Hayden, OF Washing
ton, u. g., wish to thank those PEG.
pie OF T.eonardtown who we're kind
10 them during the recent illness
and death Of their dear little daugh.
ter, Myrtle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-21

The best stockings and sor are the
shaw knit price. % cents All
sizes ~ l.. a. Jones' & Son. Ladies
children y and men i drop stitch and
Striped hose
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-08-21

Summer Clearing Sale. To make
room for the largest stock OF fall
shoes we have ever bought we are
Offering at reduced prices all sum
mer shoes aud Oxiords
l. a. JoSEs & Son.
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Special Notice.
You will save your money
by buying your goods from
Mrs. G. osTERMAN,
Leonardtown. Nd.

where you viii find a full
line Of the newest shades and
shapes Of dress goods and
hats and all the novelties of
the season ON sale as soon
as out. Also, Ribbons, Vel
e vets, Silks, Flowers, Feath-
ers, Ornaments, Millinery
and White Goods, Laces,
Yelling, Embroideries, Lin
ems, Handkerchiefs, Hosie-
ry, Underwear, Notions, etc.
All are invited to call at
G. OSTERMAN' IS, opposite
the old race track, Leonard
town, Md.
Oct. 24-tf.
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BLACKSMITHING.

LAYING taken possession of the
1 1 Blacksmith Shop recently occu-
pied by NJ. J. Pope in Leonardtown,
| am prepared to give special atten-
ton to horseshoeing, etc. / can al
ways be found at my shop and will
do all work in my line at shortest
notice and as cheap as can be done
in the county. Guns aud pistols al
SO repaired. Terms cash.
VIM. M. WHILE.
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To the Milling Public.

AZ Gardeners Mill you can get
Flour, "Hillsdale' Roller Process,
put up in neat cotton bags
Of !, /, and l-16 bbls. for
the lowest possible price
consistent with good goods.
This -four and fine, Corn
NJ ca l, are for sale every day in
the week, and for exchange
for sound, good wheat and
corn.
Bran, 20 cents; middlings 30 cts.
and wheat screenings 20
cents per bushel
With thoroughly equipped
SAVING OUTFIT, capable of
cutting 5000 feet of lumber
day, will guarantee quick and
accurate saving every fair
Thursday Of every week until
wheat harvest Noleaving your
logs, but bring them on Thurs
and get your lumber the same
day.
AUBREY S. GARDINER,
Sept 2O-y. near Chaptico.
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Orphans Court OF St Mary's county,
July {, 1909, Set
Ordered by the Court that Richard NJ. Hebb
aud Laura q. Hebb, administrators of Corne-
Illus W. Combs late of st. Mary's county. Mary
land, deceased, give the notice required by
law TO the deceased's creditors to exhibit their
claims aud that the same be published once
week forsix successive weeks IN the st. Mary's
BEACON.
Test PHIEJP II. BUCKLER,
Register of Wills for 81, Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance of the above order, we hereby
give notice that we have obtained from the
Orphans Court of st. Mary's county, Mary
iaud lstters of administration on the personal
estate of Cornelius W. Combs, late of sid
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby no.
tiiicd to exhibit the same, with the p, oper
vouchers attached thereto to the subscribers,
on or before the 18th day OF Jan 1903 they
will otherwise by law be excluded from the
benefits Of said estate. All persons indebted to
the deceased are requested to make immedi-
ate pay ment TO the subscribers.
RICHARD NJ HEBB,
LAURA G. HEBB,
July l0-6wt Administrators.
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For Sale.

FARM on st. Jerome Greek, near
st. Inigo's, St. Mary's County, Md,
containing about 100 acres, private
creek, considerable oyster ground.
Land in excellent condition, beauti-
ful water front Apply to
VIM. MEVERELL LOKER, Atty,
Leonardtown, DIN,
March 27-tf.
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LEADING CREEK.

Mr. Editor:
AS this is our first attempt Of writ
ing to your paper, | hope you vii
find room in your columns for few
items.
The protracted meeting at Pin,
Grove, being conducted by Rev
Warner IL meeting with much sue
cess
The telegraph line from McFarlin
10 Yellow Greek will soon be ready
for the wire. The line has been 10.
Gated and the poles are on the ground
ready for work.
NJ l. Cunningham, one Of our
hustilng young men, has been quite
busy for severd! days hauling tele.
graph poles.
The Three Mile school is being
taught byWm Collins. Willie is "A
good teacher.
Miss Edna Bell, whJ has been sick
for some time, is improving some.
B q Wilson and Miss Annie Snider
we're married last Saturday evening
at che home Of the brides parents, on
Leading creek
/ l.. Sinners IF White Piue, is
visiting friend. ODD this Greek
j q. Freek, who got his store and
dwelling house burned some time ago
ha' IBIS new house completed and is
selling Io,s 7f goods
a sunday School will be organized
10 Hoy Chapel on tbe the Bro sun.
day 10 March. Let every one com.
GYrsEY.
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FREED.

Mr. Editor:
Not seeing anything in your paper
from Curley for some time, have
decided t. write to You myself.
Mrs. Serelda McConnaughey died
on the 18th day of Feb Mt the home
Of her nephew, II. w. Freed.
The Eureka Pipe Line Go. is pat.
ting up a telegraph line from Yellow
Greek to McFarlin, passing through
this place.
b. A. johnson moved INTO his new
dwelling last week.
There Is still some sickness in this
part. Ellihu Niece is very sick at
this writing.
Chas. Freed has been working for
jacob Snider. lie thinks as Wash
inglon did, j. e. He must have mon.
ey with the genuine ring in 1t. aud
when he gets it he will squeeze to it.
The good people Of this neighbo--
hood have erected anew sttIe house
fnrJ. g. Freed, free Of cost. Those
that did not work on it donated mon
ey. 1t is said hat about half the
goods in his old store we're saved. End
if So, with the aid the people gave
him, he is as we'll off as he was be.
fore his old store was burned lie
has now moved to it as usual. This
speaks we'll Of the people.
r. r. Sinner, OF Hartley, passed
through here last week
Ora Collins has been confined to
her room with pneumonia fever for
some time.
BIUEBELL.
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Memory.

On Thursday, March 9th at II
o'clock the Dealh Angel visited the
nome Of Ell Davis aud took from
him his kind and loving wife, one
WHO always made home JOY and
confort. AZ We write we call IN
memory the words Of I'm the midst
VI life is death"
She was but twenty seven wears
of age, and had been married but
three short years and was surrounded
by ma friends who mourn.her lose.
with bright prospects for prosper.
Gus and happy life in this world go
soon to be called away. Our bleed
ang hearts cannot comprehend why
she vas thus taken, hut we are AS.
sured by faith that our Heavenly
Father will afterwhile show us the
reason.
May We have abiding and divine
grace to wait with patience until we
shall know Farewell dear mother
from little Walter, your son.
Farewell, dear wife! from your
sad and lonely husband. Farewell
dear Rosy! by the many friends
Farewell till the resurrection morn
May the Holy Spirit guide auc
keep the husband and little Waltei
faithful that they may meet wife AN,
m"ther in the everlasting Kingdom
of God.
THIS is a sad parting. but thank
0e to God the time cannot he lon
till Jesus will be seen coming to max
np his Jewels; then will be the gran,
reunion Of all the dear departed one.
many who have been long at res
they Will come forth from their gray,
clad with immortality, and sorrow an
weeping shall be no more Go
shall wipe away ali tears, for as
Adm all die, even 90 in Christ sha
all he made alive.
A FRIEND.
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c Correspondence.
FREED

Dear Editor
Can you mud space in your valua
BILE paper for few items from Feed
and the Creek # Leading? If So
please insert the following
Nearly every body in tins neigh.
horGood who have been cutting tele
graph poles for the Eureka Pipe
Line Co., have their work completed.
>. Z. Freed, who had his store and
dwelling house burned some time
ago, Is now shutting goods behind the
COULTER III new buil1ing.
The men who had timber i'm Lead.
ing creek let a fine rise leave them
few days ago. Such another rise
viii not be apt to come again soon.
Rnlus Cain, one of Bigbend's hust.
ling farmers, was visiting his brother,
Urah, Of this place, one day last
week.
IL. l.. Ferrel passed through here
few days ago, enrnute tor Hartley.
VIM. Dawson, one of Writ conn.
Tvs hustling farmers, was surveying
land ia this Vicinity some DAYS ago.
Jim Suider has go; to be- the best
mail boy on the route. He's always
ON time.
SIR Stewart, of Monongalia coun.
ty'''s in this vicinity optioning coal
land
We understand the l.. X. RRi is
coming up Straight creek; thence
through by Hartley, down Three
Mile and out the head of Lending
creek.
Squire VIM. Snider and Dock
Freed went to McFarlin after goods
for j. c. Freed
We notice that Festus has aroused
from his slumber Surely, Spring.
time Is near, for they say chose that
dwell ON the flats of Annamoriah
crawl in their dens ant never awaken
I'LL the first call Of the whippoorwill. "
1t Is the general supposilion that
we will soon hear the chime Of we'd.
ding bells near Freed
l.. l.. Terrell, who is teaching n
very successful term OF school on
Coal Fork, was in town one day last
week
II. T. Tucker, Of BrooksvrIIo, at.
tended church at Hoy Chapel Sun
dav.
Rev. Warner is holding a protract
ed meeting at Pine Grove. w,
e hope there will be much good ac
/ complished.
, Miss Ella Snider and Ona Can
k bingham were shopping in town las
4 Friday.
" Uncle John Snider intends to pu
!, out large crop next Spring.
IA We understand that Felix and IN
& Signal have sunk TO rise no more.
AUDREY
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sIETTH
BIUEBELL.

Ed Chronicle.
The prouacted meeting at Steer
Creek, near This place, closed Satur
day, after about Two weeks meeting
Elder CuuiPp preached n very ip.
teresIiDg sermon at the Duck Creek
church Sunday evening
Allen Young our school teacher.
vas the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Frank
ko!Iys0u one night last week
The school at this place will close
Friday, April the 9Th There will
also be box supper at Che school
house that night We hope it will
be interesting for all that come.
Rev Elliott White and daughter
Clara contemplate visiting friends
and relatives in Calhoun county 10
che near future
Prof Vauga is teaching a singing
school az the Lower Sleith school
house.
Pima, the little daughter Of w. a..
Ramsey, has been very sick for a few
days
The Roller mill at the mouth Of
Buck tloller is doing thriviog bust.
ness
Miss Ina M0llo ban was visiting in
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this neighborhood last week.

tins nelghborhood last week.
Miss Emma White was the guest
OF SInda Il 'Ilyson Monday.
Miss Della White has been sewing
great deal for the people here of
late
Miss I|a Holland was pleasant
guest here "me day last week.
Rev. f. A Frame was intending
to make Il trip to sand Fork. but
his trip WAS delayed IN account of
the recenI storm.
ROsEMOND
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SCHOOL REPORT.

Report Of the Dodnll school for
Che Bird. month, ending March 4th.
1892. Pupils neither absent nor tar.
dy: BOYS. Arthur Reed Russo u
stump, Lum Witte, Leaard Witte.
Warren Stump, Clifton Wiue, Guss
Weaver, Frank Weaver, Hanning
Polling, and Lloyd Polling. Girls:
Ethel Reed, Lovey Polling, Lena
She9ke. The following missed but
enc day: Rex Dobbins, IRA Gherke
ArIey Weaver, Docie Yoake, Vera
Stump, Valarie Gherke. Enroll.
ment 81. Per cent Of attendance
90.
j. w Guogg
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GOOD HEALTH

a person generally enjoys good
health. whose bowels are accuuomed
% good evacuation each morning Tf
bilious or c0nsiipaied. use Gorcbx
Mexican Root Pills. they help. but
never gripe or weaken
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a mother has no right to be ipno
rant o' symptoms that tell as plain as
hay her child has worms She sbuu III
know when The child is pale, look.
sickIy, acts tired seems pevish. ba.
sunken eyes and nervous expires.
sion, that worms ore tbe cause. a
safe, untalIing aud nice Hsing rem.
cay Us Mothers worm Syrup Only
20 cents h'tiIe, sni 90 gJYd that
children ask Ermure.
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CAN'T KEEP IT SECRET.

The splendid work Of DR. King
New Life Pills are daily coming To-
light. No such grand remeIey for
Liver'amd Bowel troubles was ever
known before. Thousands bless them
for curing constipation, sick head.
ache, billiousness, jaundice and In.
digestion. Try them. 25c at the
Arnoldsburg Pharmacy and w. O.
Umsteads.
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GETTHE BEST.

People that buy are entitled
Co the lest and in The long run the
best BE- Che cheapest When you 90
t"a drug store tp get some cough
medicine ask for Mexican Syrup.
lhe incest tasting and quickest cure
TOR coughs and colds, and q proven
remedy FIR consumption. Read tee.
iimDblaIs around q Doc bottle.
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FESTUS

crop.
George Davi, didn't get his fence
built, and hs Contemplated nee cold
lem"nnd" for the next dog days is a
total loss insurance.
Frank Brnll, Jones and others, en-.
gagged in the timber and cross tie bus.
iuess, took advantage of the tide and
il"ated their various holdings to back
water
In Annamoriah (rhe village our
merchants are doing rushing bust.
ness keeping store" Ice, high wat.
er. and the necessities of the people
have conspired to get away with the
goods, and their counters and shelves,
t" use Il nautical phrase, are ''scud.
ding under bare poles"
Annamoriah CHE fats ale snow
clad, windswept, blizzard-tossed,
and dancing t. the music of hcwliug
herds of hungry cattle.
Il is suggested that whoever has
the contract for carving the mail
from -sntsvile To- Creston I've paid
by the trip, and the wages he made
sufficiently large . induce them to
make at least ne trip week. The
New York World and Parkersburg
Sentinel get here as many as six is
sues in bunch.
Mrs. Ed. Davis, whose sick ness We
wrote you in former letter, died
Thursday, March 9th In life she
! was loved and respected by all VIII,
knew her, aud her early decease cast,
a gloom over the entire nei.,hbor
hood. Poor Ed! He and little
Walter are left to go later on
Mrs. TheopiIus Jones and daugh
ter are each III a precarious shape
Mrs. Jones with gathering in hel
head and daughter with pneumonia
fever.
Rev Jones, who made toboggin oI
himself with which to coast from tn,
summit to the base Of his farm dur
ing the sIeel, Is again capable of self
propulsion, a manner of locomolior
preferable by old men to the wireless
telegraphy of an ice fume ON "a Cal
houn county hill side.
Sore eyes are an epidemic on tn
creek. Every body has them, unles
III isJesse Davis, and I'd not be 81
prlsed if he was taking them, as h
came into the house this evening an
; said, guide wife" Mandy, | see
fool hoy coming down the cree
|, with lighted lantern in each han
holding them rs high as his hoad
LIS needless to say that Mrs Davi
> on going to the door, saw only Hug
Terrell coming from school weariu
his sore eyes.
- Uncle sam Cooper was visitir
Il friends on The creek in the recer
past. He said "pon my soul "
never more tired IF snow and ice az
cold weather in my life. / am ia
longing to go to the land Of "rose,
Mr.. Editor, what is the matt
n with you, ard the Chronicle and 1
}, Signal, that you are making thu
b. lie t.hduded side-swipers at the Cou
u ty Court about bridges The Chro
, icle, a least, ought to remember IN
IS they wrote to some man in n.
z aud had bran new bridge sent
B.: the land Of Palestine, and they ha,
n bIidg9d The river Of Jordor
{ Surely il will "exonerate7 the Couu
e Court. Rest your souls in patienc
a for the next one may he in Grant
!. vile, unless they take a notion 10 .
e on record on the license quesdo
and get lost in the fog and moo
shine ofspeakeasy liquor, aud send
, 90 the Philippine Islands. VIVA
sig' ihes a few paItry bridges
Whereas aud be IL Resolve,
3 chat ifthe river don't go dry Oh
"a summer DO ,,ifI l,.,., ... az.
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N office to Lien Holder.

To 900 persons holding liens by iudocmcp,
OR otherwise, ou The real estate OBJ apy
part thereof Of j r. Griffin
ln pursuant of decree of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county. made i'm tb. cans,
therein pending i0 subject the real estot,
Of the said j 8 Griffin, 90 the satisfaction
of Che liens thereon. you are hereby re
q1e-icd to present all claims held by Won
and each of You, against tho said y r.
Griffin which are liens ON hie real estate
or any part thereof, for adjudication To- mc
200 m" office. boo the town of GAINESVILLE. iu
thc county Of Calhoun, State of West Wiz.
GINA. ON The lOth day off, April next
Given under my hand this 7th day of
March 1902
d. r SrUrLFR Com'r.
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q administrators Notice.

To all parties holding claims against
the estate Of Edith b Wood, deceased.
You are hereby notified to present the
same TO me for settlement, ut my office. i'm
the town Of GAINESVILLE, State Of West Vir-
ginia on or before the / 9TH day Of April.
1902
Given under my hand this March 9TH.
1902
w S. BLIZZARD,
Admir- of the estate Of Edith b. Wood.
1851
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Money refunded ifit ever fails.
ANTi-AGUE cures Chills and Fever
ing nieely under the management Of
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stops the Cough
and Work s OF the Cold.

Laxative BromoQmnlne Tablets
cure q cold IN one day. No cure no
pay. Price % cents.
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a administrators Notice.
-
All parties holding claims against the es-
tate Of Jane Wcase, licensed are requested
to present said claim. To- me- at my Office.
in the town Of GAINESVILLE. State of West
irginia, ON or before the 10th. day of
April, 1902
Given under my hund This 7th. day If
March, 1901
ID. j. SruTLER.
Adm'r.of Jane Wease, deceased
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&c" R0c"ers RANGING in price ron,$275 to $780,
Misses d ChtId'em's Rockers, sc cts. to S25O
CIot4$s BASKETS $780, Waste BASKETS 85cts, Uorh
6"SHets 4OctS and Feather Busters 15cts
De" room SUITS, oak and Mahogony Fip1sh S11. 90
10 $06.O0 odd DresSerS, $8.5Ofo s. $780,
|T0" Beds, 400 to 1850. odd U1ood Be5y TRAN,
500 to H00 Cots So. 90, .Natt1 esses $2.75fos 6
0o' N"feS q Ct1D6o@'ds, $4.5Oto $780, Peyterntpa
C''"" Seats Lotto &OcS. Center StundS Olsh ami NM
hosamy finish, sLOO to $500
Stump'S Furniture Store,
o. j. Stump,Prop'r.
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To Cure Cold IN one Day
Take Laxatiye Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the mon.
ey IT 1t fails to cure. +. w. Groves
signature ID on each box. % cents.
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