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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-04
LETTER CARRIERS
Picnic.


Picnic.
WATERLOO. NEB.,
July 4.
s1.00 for the round trip
via
UNION PACIFIC.
Trains leave Union Station
$3.50 a. m.
1880 p. m.
No
Is the train.
1890 A. NJ.
Is the hour
The new
ERIE TRAIN
Leaves for, and
$3.50 P. NJ.
Is the arriving
Hour at
NEW YORK
$1,000 is the rate.
H. L.. Purdy is the Trav. Pass. Agt.
No sos w. U. bldg, Chicago, lie his once.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-04

Shampooing and hairdressing, Csc, at the
Battery, 216-22O Bee building. Tel. 1716.
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There's only one stonecypher. He prints.
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REAL ESTATE.
w. G. STEPHENSON & CO.,
500 Kansas Avenue Over Rieby's.
CITY PROPERTY.

IA lots and room cottage on Lincoln
st. near Sth, hot water heating plant, cleo
trio light hot and cold bath, water closet
manteI and CRATE, sewer connection, barn,
paved with brick. This is bargain; on
easy terms Price 8 coo.
room house on Harrison ST., east 'front.'
near Sd St. front hall and stairs, cellar
under ALL city and cistern water, sewer
connection Price 81, 600; small payment
down; balance in monthly installments.
room house, east front Harrison ST.,
near 18th. city and cistern water, all in
good condition; snap. Price 81, 500; $500
cash; balance can be arranged to suit pur-
chaser.
III lots and room house on Lincoln ST..
near 7th, well and cistern, house in fine
down; balance 5000 per month.
III lots and new story room house,
hard oil finish, cellar, well and cistern, on
west side. Price $1,000; $500 cash; balance,
$500 per month This is a snap.
lot, east front on Harrison, near Sd.
must be sold. Buy the lot. VIII make
you loan to build your home. Price $500.
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THE STRAUSS AGNECY.

Dpg the week sold
in
is
on Harrison same price
bargai
a. house
'front.' f have er na rpk % all modern east
rice his Is {
6 room hou front or SWeulo
front ave-, of terms
Pettycot near handFn lnore,s -"
tage on Clay 81 Good barn with: II
room
-
i a
Losfn locatio near shops ach easyte terms
STRAUSS AGENCY CENTRAL NATIONAL
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IA lots on w. sth ST., close in. room
house, front hall and stairs, gas and bath,
sewer connections, cemented cellar, barn.
Price $1,000: n cash, balance in monthly
payments.
front hall and stairs. hard oil finish. CITY
and cistern water, gas and fixtures, barn
a snap and must be sold. Price 81, 600; n
cash, balance in monthly payments.
room cottage on Chandler ST., east
front. near 4th St. good cellar, well and
cistern. Price $1,000; part cash; balance
easy terms.
room cottage Chandler St.. near Sd,
east front, coal shed, outbuildings. $3.50,
on easy terms.
We are agents for lots in Orchard and
Douthitt Place addition, for sale on easy
particulars.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Fire and tornado insurance written at
lowest rates
For further particulars call on
w. c. STEPHENSON & co.
(Over Rigby's) coo Kansas Ave-
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CITY PROPERTY
'acant lots on Kansas avenue.

Vacant lots on Kansas avenue.
Bargains in North Topeka.
IN lots with modern houses, hot water
heat. Rents $41 per month, on Tyler st.
Good investment. Price 81, 100.
Other good bargains on Tyler st.
~ lots, room house. modern, hot water
heat Polk street. Price 5000.
lots, West 8th, modern houses, cheap.
Rents S43 per month.
IA lots. room house. strictly modern.
good barn. Taylor street. Want offer.
IA lots. room house. basement and
barn. Price, $500.
2 lots, room house, modern, mantels
and CRATES. very finely finished through
out. fine location. Taylor st. Price 81. 200
cistern, paved. Fillmore street. Price
s., $50.
III lots, new room house. mantle and
very cheap. Price 50, 100.
IL lots, room house, china closet, eel
lar, cistern. city water, out buildings, all
In fine repair, Fillmore. Price $1.400
114 lots. room house. sewer connection,
well and cistern. water in kitchen, barn.
good location, shade, outguildings. fenced
Clay street Price s., 500.
~ lots, Z room house, barn new. mod cd
ern except heat Clay street. Price 81. 800
The above properties are well located, in
good condition and are good bargains;
can be bought on favorable terms Call
and investigate If you wish to purchase
for q home OF an Investment.
r. A RICHARDS.
Ill West Sixth St.
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REAL ESTATE
ROUDEBUSH,

Harrison ST., nice home, for s.. 100.
lots Fruit, $1100
4 room cottage Lowman Hill, $500.
Lane St, near 9Th, rooms, 40 feet s., 800.
Lane St, near Sth, ~ lots. 81, 600
627a it. front on pavement, Lane ST.,
south of 18th. $500.
lots West ST, s22s for both. on pay
ments.
lots near 10th st. pavement $40 EACH
Modern house. almost new, West 10th st.
1000.
FARMS
400 acres. fair improvements. $3.50 per
acre.
440 acres, improved, 81 per acre.
800 acres bottom, with us acres In cul-
tivation, good improvements, so
so acre fruit farm close to Topeka,
room house, buyer get possession at once
and all the crop of fruit, $4,000.
70 acres slope and bottom. Close small
improvements, s. $50.
40 acres, room house, large young or
chard, fine land easy terms.
40 acres, close to city, no buildings, sell
cheap or will trade for city property.
10 acres, room house. 81 $50.
36 acre fruit farm, miles out. improved.
s. 600
acres fruit, shade. bottom land. $3.50.
Farms for sale at all prices, see our
list Of ranches. Large list of farms in
~ EMMETT B. RouDEBusH.
Stormont Bldg, 107 w. Sixth st.
Both phones 267.
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w. NJ. FORBES.
REAL ESTATE.

New s room Tyler st. cottage. lots,
rooms, 2 lots, Quincy St, exchange for
small tract.
Give offer on SO Locust. Shall sell.
Still chance to get rooms, close in east
side, for 1925; rents $11.
Must rush sale of room house, close to
capitol, for 81, 500. sa6
g rooms. bath, inside W. sth, 5000; rent
Exchange Beloit home1for $1,000 to q 500
west side Topeka residence.
rooms, strictly modern. southwest cap
itol, s. 100 seF
New room Potwin home, 1900
rooms, 67 feet, shade, water, nice neigh
borhood. Auburnda1e street car. electric
light, 81 ESQ.
8 acres. brick house. edge of city.
rooms ~ lots, near 8th and Monroe,
$3.50.
Fine 8 rooms, 2 lots, near washhurn,
81, 900.
rooms. IL lots. water. sewer. barn. Lin
houses, 8 corner lots, rent SIS, $500
rooms % by 225 feet, southwest, $750;
$500 cash.
rooms. ~ lots. barn. Lowman Hill,
81, 100
acres; good improvements. near Wash
acres west Lowman Hill, so per acre.
Small and large tracts, farms and
ranches, near and far, in 80 counties.
Fine list city lots, IL with shade trees.
near Washburn, a few days for s726 Lots
in all directions, lowest price; IS houses to
rent. See our list before buying.
Tel. S92- 107 w. 7th ST., Topeka
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LEGAL.

-~~>~>~s>~-~>~~~~~~
Vhst published in mt, the ToRsla State jour-
Senate Concurrent Resolution no. 8.
Proposing an amendment to the constitu-
t'n f Fsli SsSsu, g s s9s.B' aOyidins
Ssrs elsetea @ sscS Souss 4 thereof A' con-
amend the constitution Of the state q
seeoss 81 the asass so the ts.2
prevail or rejection, to-wit: The constitu-
amended By striking out the whole Of Sec
ton OF article and sections and
sertins in hsa Of sid Sections the follow
Inf which "a. shall eenstitute SECTION 3 Ct
ssi e sns ana sS
be held bienniaIly on the TUESDAY sue
ssedns the s .Snday tn IN
ofrices for term Of twe year. and until
one county commissioner 'i shan be elected
from each Of three districts. nnmbered !
the legislature shall fix the time Of cleo
ton and the term of office of such CONF
eral election, and no term of office to ex-
coed six years. All OFFICERS whose sue.
at the time OF their eiection.. be elected IN
an odd numbered year. shall hold office for
sre shall hold
the offfce OF sherfH or county treasured
for more than two consecutive terms-
Sec. 2. This proposition shall be sub
mitted to the electors of this state at the
general election OF representatives in the
The amendment hereby proposed shah be
designated on the official ballot by the fol-
lowing title: THE biennial election amend
ment to the constitution" and shall be
voted for against now provided by
law under such title.
Sec. 8. This resolution shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pnb-
LEGATION in the statute book.
Approved February Ia. 1891
I hereby certify that the foregoing Is .
rolled resolution now on file in my Office,
and that the same took effect by publica>
tioH in the statute book May !. 1901
GEO A CLARK
(Sealo Secretary of State.
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FOR SALE
room residence east front Harrison st.
2 lots, $3.50.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.
121 West Fifth st.
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DUDLEY'S.
1881 WEST FIFTH STREET.
BARGAINS.

S room house. cellar. well, cistern. lot.
good outbuildings, sewer connections, on
Monroe street. Close to business part of
city. only $525; worth double this amount.
One room house and lots, $780, one
block of school, S10O down, balance same
rent
room house, barn, cistern, with 3 lots,
u block of school. Healthy location. $3.50,
SIS down, balance monthly
Store and residence combined, 5 rooms,
barn, l lot, right in center of shop dis
trict, $500; $500 down, balance less than rent
stock of groceries at invoice price if want
ed, (snap.)
room house and lot, Hancock street.
suitable for boarding house, block from
shops, $500.
rooms, Chandler ST.. between 18th and
9Th. good out buildings. lots, $500:
Nice cottage home near shops. lots,
fine shade and shubbery, for less than cost
of house Easy terms
room house and 3 lots, s525, only "
block of school; $50 down. per month.
2 houses and lots Jefferson street
rents for $40 month at 81, 200.
Vacant lots in different parts of city
from SIS up. Easy payments
New piano to trade for vacant lots.
We want more property to sell.
DUDLEY, 1854 W. FIFTH.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
G. B. PAYNE & co.
ST Kansas Ave.

2 lots, room house. E. sth St. s50o
lots, room house, Adams St, 81, 70Q
lot and room house, Adams ST., 8, 900
11s lots, room cottage, Buchanan II.
I lot. room house. close in on Polk ST.,
8, 400.
I lot, 4 room cottage, Adams st.
Have for sale anything you want in the
way of a home. vacant lots, farms or
small tracts
lots and room house Clay st., barn,
outbuildings, fruit, ETC., 81. 600.
II lots, II room house, Polk ST., bar
gain. g, 108-
2 lots S room cottage. Buchanan ST., ST.
700.
8 lots. room house, Clay; owner says
sell: make offer.
vacant lots Lowman Hill, cheap. $50.
HI lots, room cottage, West ST., 81. 400
lots, room house, Van Buren, ST., $500;
monthly payments.
8 lots and room cottage, North Har-
risen. $50
Houses for rent
Money to loan.
See US for bargains.
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FOR SALE
room house, sth ST., $500.
room house, Sth ST., $500.
room house, brick, 10th ST., $3.50
room residence, Auburndale, snap, ST.
COO
room residence, Oakland, cheap, $500.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
III West Fifth st.
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Special Sale this Week Of
FARMS. FARMS. FARM
Bv I1ILLINGLAW.


and ens g h 4na barn Sd ss o
ssnho
- farm
dairy
a runin r. r
culttsscn 2
snoothha lands mnesfr fences
in Kaw nce and
x Co., s e E & e t. IS fsRBs Sb CLANS near
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come y On .hs so3 moor = wa re" I'll
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]. +. WESTERFIELD.
sol Kansas Avenue.

600
60 acres miles southwest good build
ings, smooth land, 5000.
40 acre farm 10 miles out. trade for city
residence or acre property, 81, Co.,
40 acres. good improvements. on Waka-
rusa, 81, $50.
tame grass, rest in corn. all tillahle 4
mile from Big Springs. mile from cheese
factory, X mile from school,, 900; $lRe0
cash; balance on time.
100 acres, eeof the best farms on Kan
sas river bottom, II miles from Topeka
1 mile from r. R station, $3.50 per acre.
2 fruit farms for sale cheap.
100 acres in grass IA miles out, s. 500.
% acres in fruit. good buildings
Fine suburban residence sotfth Of city,
81 300
CITY PROPERTY
New room strictly modern house, 'front.'
ing on Central park, $3.50.
5 room house W. 18th st.. good condi-
room house near Eth and Polk, east
front, s.. 400.
See my large list city and country prop
erty.
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FOR SALE
lots southwest corner 5th and West st.
8 lots Huntoon and Clay ST., 1920.
8 lots Taylor and 18th ST.. s.. $50.
2 lots 18th and West ST., $500.
6 lots 18th and West ST., 800.
Fine lots Garfield ST., $125
lots 10th and Clay. Want offer.
We are headquarters for bargains In
real estate.
BARNES REAL ESTATE,
LII West Fifth st.
FOR SALE-Beautiful room cottage. fine
west side corner; bath room, chestnut
finish, CRATE, basement. fine barn. Price
5000. The Strauss Agency.
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FOR SALE
Fine modern residence fronts Holiday
park, great bargain, 1915
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
III West Fifth St
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.



On effect May 1s 1867
West hound Arrive. Leavst
Texsa Ex. No. 1.....-..-.-.. 1850 DIE Len pm
az 81 & Top. Ex. 10. u. IL 40 pm
Night Colo. Flyer No g.. $40 pm $40 pm
ri Paso Limited No y 40 am u so am
MIMI Texas Ex. No. g. II 80 pm 1:15 am
SW Express No q: S:05pm
v1s4-tcunds Linn. Ez. No. .. $50 pm 3:8 pm
Ton r st. J. Elk. No. a.. 3:36 pm
EsSf Ex & Mail No. A.. 5:3o am 4:2D an
No. 40 Fl Paso & Chicago As am 500 am
Coi = z c. Flyer No. 10 7:45 am
Ton e St J. Elk. No g.. 7.46 am
GSfek q K c. Ex- No. A. go pm ESQ PIN
m trains daily, except Nos. - and g.
amy except Sunday.
Union Pacific
WEsTBoUND.
On. : r.@ cs.ss No s1s:s: pm 40 s pm
tune. CITY PAS No 3. SO pm .s:3 pm
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Atiantie Ex. No 4-...--- S:oo pm 800 pm
Limited No. z..-..r...... 10 am go m
"a q Pass. Ma e-.-....... S:06 an e:20 am
0aIfua Elk. No 9.-.--..-. 5:55 pm S:l0 pm
x. c. Ex- No 3..--.....--- $50 pm S.le pm
An trains dsny except Nos and -
daBy except Sunday.
Missouri Pacific.
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[ SELL REAL ESTATE
1855 KANSAS AVE.
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STORAGE

CO. packs. ships and stores household
goods Tel. 1s6. Clarence Skinner. La q
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DR. HOFF~S ponderful medicine, recDm-
mended oy the greatest phyaeiaa & the
werld and the only radical cure for con-
sumption, Asthma, catarrh and all lung
imported drugs By DR.. F. Grosshauger. 80
Quincy St, Topeka, who b. disciple OF
the Vienna specialist; $1-25 bottle - BufRf-
Gent for weeks treatment.
THE following Diseases positively cured:
Eexema, scrofula. piles, goffer, enlarged
veins and tzun0r8. no cure, ms pay. 60x
further particulars address HOmR HeGnsdy
Co, Topeka, Kan
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1 SELL REAL ESTATE.
735 KANSAS AVE.
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FOR SALE
Modern 9 room residence Topeka ave..
near 10th, 2 lots, large barn, 45OO.
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
121 West Fifth st.
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MILLER And CLARK.

FOR SALE
No. S61-6 room new house. lots Y block
to car line, on Brooks ave, $3.50
No. $3.50 room modern house w. 9Th ST.,
1900. Want farm in exchange.
No. S64-6 room house. lots, 21z blocks
from Kansas ave, 81, 100
No. S63-5 room cottage. lots. Clay St.,
only 81, 400.
$500
No. s59-3 room cottage, 2 lots, Lime st.,
exchange for Oakland property
No. 866-7 room house, PA lots Kansas
ave-, s, 800.
We have a large list OF city properties
in all parts, also over 1850 farms and
ranches our list besides over 5000. 900
acres Of agricultural and grazing railroad
lands on 10 years time. Cheap railroad
rates to purchasers. Buy now before an
other raise.
MILLER CLARK,
617 Kansas Ave. upstairs.
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FOR SALE
rs Western ave-, 8 lots, room house.
barn, sewer. Can make terms. It VIII be
]. e TORRINGToN
109 West Sixth st.
FOR SALELone Of Potwin's finest homes,
10 rooms. oak, red wood and pine finish
completely modern, q large barn. Cost
SO. 900; price a. zee. See W At once. The
Strauss Agency.
FOR SALE
New residence, 1877 Buchanan IT.. paved
ST., on car line. 81 625
BARNES REAL ESTATE CO.,
IA West E7fth G.
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FOR SALE-The cheapest business lots
on Jackson street. between 18th and 5th
at SEQ each. These are bargains. See
GEO. NJ. NOBLE & CO.,
501 Jackson ST.
I SELL REAL ESTATE.
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srRAYm on STOLEN,

STOLEN-Thursday night from KanSa,
ave, near I'd, Crescent bicycle, red franz
with white rims, single tube tires, new
saddle. Reward for return to h C. b.. cAr
Journal
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IL lots on Clay ST. and car line, 80
room house and lots, near college. o.
car line: snap at d.550.
THOS G. SHILLINGLAW,
1904 West Fifth st.
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FOR SALE4 new cottages corner loca
ton in shop district; rent SO; price 81.
500. An investment bargain: always rented
The Strauss Agency.
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ARRAN ITEMS

Arran', Feb. 12.-Mrs. Posey, gener-
ally known as Aunt Sallie,'' passed
her 94th birthday last Saturday. AL
though partially blind and deaf, she is
cheerful and says she is just waiting
to be gathered into the garner of her
Mr.. A. P. Lee visited Ashmore Sun
day.
Misses. Clara Farmer and Kate Bunker
attended church at Crawfordville Sun
day.
Mrs. Geddie of Ochlocknee, was called
to the bedside of her grandchild, infant
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Richardson, on
Tuesday We are glad to learn the babe
is recovering. DR.. Ausley was called
from Tallahassee, and while here pre-
scribed for Miss Kate Bunker, who has
been ill:since Monday.
Mr.. Tom Lee visited town Saturday.
Mr. Sol Barco, who has been at Craw-
fordville for the past few weeks, passed
through yesterday on his way to his
home in: Jacksonville.
Mr.. George Taft was sick several days
last week.
Mr.. John S. Edwards, of Black Jack,
visited Arran Friday.
The material for the Lost Greek
bridge is expected daily. This one will
be of iron, and is something that has
been needed for some time.
ArbOr Day was observed by the
school Friday, and although few in
number, they planted some nice trees.
Mr.. NJ, o. Ready visited friends and
relatives in Carrabelle Saturday.
Mr.. Gwaltney has in quite a nice lot
of notions. We think this is wise in
vestment, for all the Arran folks like
to trade with him, when he keeps the
goods wanted.
We fear this changeable weather will
be the cause of more pneumonia.
Mr.. McCabe, of Canada, is down look
ing after his property in Wakulla.
Mrs. II. A. Walker visited Tallahas-
see last week.
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SOUTHERN EDUCATORS.

State Superintendent Sheats, who is
also president of the Southern Educa-
tional Association, is sending out the
following circular letter:
Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. 8, 1902.
Dear Sir: The executive committee
has selected the place and time for the
next meeting of the Southern Educa-
tiOnal association at Chattanooga,
Tenn, July IA, 1902. It is the aim of
the officers to put forth every effort to
make this the largest meeting held
within the history of the Association.
To this end your hearty cooperation
and earnest efforts are sincerely re-
Quested.
You will observe that the Association
will close in ample time for those who
may desire to attend to reach the Ma
tional Educational Association at Min
neapolis.
The different passenger associations
are being asked for most liberal rates
both for those who desire to continue
on to the National Association, and for
those who may wish to spend a few
weeks in the mountains of Tennessee,
or to attend Teachers Summer School
in that section.
Will you please nominate two persons
Immediately, one for State director and
one for State manager of your State?
desire your most active and influential
educators for both positions. The duties
of the first will be to assist in making
program, to distribute advertising mat
ter, and to assist to the extent of his
ability and opportunity in making the
meeting success. For the second posi-
tiOn, an energetic and gifted person in
soliciting attendance, managing excur-
siOns, etc., is desired. These appoint
mentS must be made at once.
Will you also name some subject that
you desire discussed before the general
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WOODVILLE NEWS LETTER.


WOOdVille, Feb. 10.-The Merritt
brothers, of Waukeenah have purchas-
ed a lot in WOodville from Mr.. ]. L.
Robinson, and will soon erect resi-
dence.
Rev. Mr.. Bush, of New York, spent
two nights in our village this week
He preached both nights for us.
Rev. S. C. Revell occupied the pulpit
Saturday and Sunday at the Bapust
Church.
Mr.. G. w. Rhodes has purchased an
engine and sawmill and is putting ii
down and will be cutting lumber soon
Mrs. Clara Anderson closed the
Woodville school last Friday.
Mr.. Scales, agent for the National
Computing Scale Company, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, was in WOOdville this week
Mr.. F. NJ. Bunker, of Arran, was here
one day this week.
Mr.. Holmes, of the Standard Snuff
Company, of Nashville, Tenn, was here
this week showing our merchants his
samples of goods.
Mr.. OgletOn Raker, of CrawfOrdVille
was among the visitors to WoOdville
Saturday.
There was quite a crowd of people
from the surrounding country at Wood
vile Saturday. Trade was more lively
than for some time past, especially the
egg trade.
Mrs. Nesmith and baby, of PinhOOk
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Page al
WOodville this week.
Rev. James Holland, of Tallahassee
was at WOOdVille Tuesday on business
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purchase furniture, ETC., for her board

purchase furniture, etc, for her board
ing house.
Mr.. John Brown is visiting the farm
ers this Teek win his hay press,
Mr.. Join Winthrop is expected out
this afternoon to go hunting with some
of our SpsrtSmen-
ChaireS had more travelling men on
her streets last week than she has had
for a long time in one week.
We doFbly appreciate some pretty
variegated JapOnicas sent lis last week
by Mrs. Mamie Way, of Quincy, as flow
ers are So scarce now.
By mps il care and trouble blooming
strawberries and tender vegetables and
flowers we're saved from the freeze this
week.
A cabin was burned on the outskirts
of the village recently; also an imbecile
colored nan who lived in it. Another
cOlored Child was burned to death near
here last week.
Mr.. johnson is here this week re-
painting ahe S. A. L. tank
The fa:t that we are going to have a
telegraph: Once does not presage any
retrOgra&e movement with us. Mr..
PrOVeau&, the agent of the S. A. L., has
received .the necessary things and is
just waiting for the man to come to
establish first-class Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. English attended
services At the Baptist Church last Sun
day and were the guests of Mrs. W. T.
Snipes.
The day for the arrival of The Talla-
hasseeans here is awaited with much
interest. Sometimes some of our neigh
bors do mot receive theirs promptly,
and we notice them sending out to bor-
row others. This strikes us with the
fact that its pages are perused with
much interest