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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-06-14
TOWN WIPED our.
FIRE a. Atexand@r CITY Destroys Prepsr-
y worth $3.50. 900.

Opelika, Ala. June i4.-ln one O
the most disastrous conaagrations thai
ever visited this state. Alexander CITY
a place. of 1850 people. was wiped away
/ Friday by FIRE. the loss reaching Al
.feast s75o00o, which the insurance viii
not begin to cover.
The flames began in the foundry and
machinery works, and the long period
of hot, dry weather had well prepared
the buildings of the city for the rapid
spread of the flames A light wind
was blowing. and with fierce rapidity
the fire spread from building to build
ing until the entire town was a seeth-
ing mass of flames.
The place has 10 waterworks, and
all the terrorrstricken people could dc
was to save what little they could, and
then. almost PROSTATE. Zee from the
awful heat
Danyille was telegraphed to for
dynamite. that some of the buildings
could be destroyed and thus impede
the progress of the flames. but 1t ar
rived only to find the city mass of
ashes, smouldering in the dust.
The depot of the Central of Georgia
railroad was burned with all its con-
tents. The telegraph. Office. two ho-
tcls, post Office, saloons, livery stable.
practically all the stores and eight res
licences, together with numerous law
and other Offices were destroyed
The telegraph office was destroyed.
and there is no telephone connection
from here. and while II is known that
the city is burned. exact data is i'm
possible to obtain. The railroad has
established its telegraph lines under
a tree, and appeals for help and for
food are @oing out.
Both OF the banks were burned and
the damage to them and to others from
the loss Of valuable papers will run
into the thousands Of dollars
The tracks of the Central of Geor-
gta are 80 badly warped that the pas
senger train east and west Friday night
had to transfer
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Whea u. o. Daniels resided ID
waxahachis he was regarded as
one of the citv's most progressive
and public spirited citizens and
since moving 20 Dallas he has been
put forward in every movement
that was fer the betterment Of that
city Mr. Daniels true % his IN
stincts along this line, did not wait
TO he solicited for an assessment OF
11Sa on his property In Waxaliac bic.
but cheerfully sent il down and
wished the people OF the town god
speed in their laudable undertaking
of securing the International. He
said that while his property here
was not very valuable he did not
want to see it depreciate about
twenty-five per cent in value through
failure to secure the road. Mr..
Daniels fully realizes that this will
be the case If the road passes to the
east of us.
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WANT Their Ice Saturday.

EbE1LIGHT learns that those citi-
sesi4 ~ Waxahachie residing east of
shdH a& T. G.. Ry. tracks have all
msgsseda petition addressed to the
scefaompany asking for Saturday
<by44inS delivery of ice, so that the
<aarisers OF the wagons may have
BaaAaH for rest, Now if the resi-
tAaestss of the other sections of tho
<slE1mHl do likeni- .....~.-r.
See han can soon have a day of
Resk j1st like other American citi-
@en& The LIGHT inquired of the
management of the ice plant If this
Sunday rest would make any diff
3@reace in the wages of the men,
and Ras informed that it would not;
saas kheir wages would remain the
same 1t was also stated that the
ice house would be kept open on
SUNDAY to accommodate those who
xished to come for ice. The LIGHT
suggests that the citizens of other
sections of the city join those If
the Eastern portion i'll giving a de
serving class of men one day of rest
csst of the seven.
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b. Y.P. Program

Following is the II. Y. +. u. pro-
gram for Sunday, june ID. at
O'Clock p. m. Man
Lesson, Genesis 1851,
What is Man? Psalms, l4l-3. Miss
Tingle.
a Wise Man, Proverbs, Is. Miss
Barrow.
A Foolish Man, Proverbs, 1913
Miss Smith.
A Just Man, Proverbs 20-7. Miss
Kidd.
A Contrast, Ec. 7-l5. Mr.. MeLain
An Example, Mat. 5-i6. Mr.. Halves
s Careful Mar, Mat. 36-a7. Edwin
Ross.
A New Man, John 3, 81. Mrs.
Park.
A cordial invitation is extended
to visitors. Three or four new
members are added every Sunday.
You are invited to come and join.
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WsSv~ Girs wskss ap Ina meg C@aam ana
Cemssanas Msmpm@ww


NavRsota. Tex, June l4-Charles
Smith. a prominent farmer living
about four miles from this place. re-
ports Carrie Williams, daughter OF
Tom Williams. q well known negro
was taken sick IL or IA days ago
Monday afternoon she took a sudden
turn for the worse and apparently
died about 3 p. m. thai day A man
was dispatched to this city for a
coffin early Tuesday morning. return-
Ing to the home of the girl at about Ii
O'Clock a. IA. She was In the mean
time carried through the regular
preparations for burial. She was
placed In her conn and there remain
ed until last Wednesday afternoon
about the hour OF O'Clock Soma
members OF the family were standing
by the corpse gazing upon the face
of their dead relative when 1t was
thought the dead girls eyelids auiv-
cred
To the surprise and JOY OF the
group OF watchers the eyelids did
actually move Great excitement pre-
vailed In and around the Williams
household. BY this time she had SUN
ciently revived to ask to be removed
The colored people were not very
eager to take hold and act. but finally
the body OF Carrie Williams was re
moved and laid ON the bed In which
she had previously been sick After
resting her head upon the pillows fol
half an hour or more she then re-
quested that she be propped up In
bed The girls mother cannon realize
that her daughter has been restored
/ co life
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YOU WILL BIZ HAPPY III you
ARE WELL
Paine's Celery
Compound
Bestows That Health and VieOr
That Makes Living a
Pleasure

If you are sick and out-of-sorts in
June, it is in your power to make
yourself healthy, strong, and happy
There is not the slightest reason
why You should go through the hot
summer weather feeling sickly
miserable, languid and melancholic.
To be well and strong means happi-
ness and true JOY, and this is the
season when you should be bright,
hearty and gladstone.
If you are sleepless, rheumatic,
neuralgia, dyspeptic, or have the
shadows of disease lowering over
you; if you are not as bright, ener-
getic, and strong as you were some
weeks ago, the use of Paine's
Celery Compound will tone up and
fortify your whole system, cleanse
the blood, correct digestion, sharpen
the appetite, and conduce to restfnl
sleep. Thousands once in half
dead condition owe their present
good health to the use of Paine's
Celery Compound. Mr.. VIM. S.
Gibson, of Pleasureville, KY, who,
through sickness and suffering, was
brought near the dark grave, writes
as follows. regarding his marvellous
cure;
~ have been broken down In
health and strength, nervous system
shattered, kidneys out of order, had
nervous and trembling spells of
and on for the last ten years. l
have taken three bottles Of your
80 e. e Celery ComPv@@9 ard all
OF the above mentioned troubles
left me, and / can now do O good
days work. z" about my business
ali day lond and 1t don't worry me,
and / now feel better than | have I'm
ten years. / have a good appetite,
and can eat and get around on foot
as active as when l was boy. My
age is e. years"
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San Antonio. Tex. June 14.-Johr
Jenkins, charged with completely In
the murder OF Mrs. Jane Barber
Wiley Barber and Levi Barber in Atlas
cosa on Sept IS. 1899, was convicted
here and the death penalty assessed
The case was tried In San Antonio or
change of venue.
Mrs. Jane Barber. aged 80 years, and
her two sons. John and Levi. the lat
ter a weakminded man were murdered
at their home. the object being to gel
possession of the property, valued 81
$4,000
b. Qualls. boy. was FIRST arrested
and he made full confession, telling
where a sum of money taken from tht
house had been concealed. This was
recovered and tho Arrest of Fred and
John Jenkins followed. The convic
ton of John jenkins Is the sequal Il
the tragedy
The murder was one OF the mos
horrible ever comitted in south
west Texas, the victims being slaught
cred with an ak.
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Married at Uvllla.

There was a pretty home wedding
last Tuesday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Keesee, in which
Rheir daughter, Miss Beatrice, was
united in marriage to Mr.. Houston
Schofield, of Hill county. Quite a
Mumber of friends and relatives OF
the contracting parties were pres
ent. Mr.. Schofield is said to be a
splendid young man and the bride
6s one Of Ellis county's most charm.
ing and accomplished young ladies
This paper wishes them long ano
happy life.
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Verdict for Plaintiff.

The jury in the case of g. w.
Holleman against the Western I'M
ion Telegraph company yesterday
afternoon returned verdict In IA
vor of the plaintiff, awarding him a
Judgment for 800. The amount
sued for was 1000.
The young man Wakeland, who
was fined 500 and sentenced to three
days in jail by Judge billiard for not
testifying before the grand jury, had
his fine and sentence RENTED by
consenting to return to the grand
jury room and give in his evidence.
The court is still engaged I'm the
trial of the damage suit of M. j.
Moore ct al against the Texas Mid
land railway.
The grand jury has found bill of
indictment against J. H. Oliver for
rape and he has been re-arrested.
7 "~t ~ his attorneys went before
: .u,. LlIlard ia habeas corpus pro-
ceedings for the purpose of having
a new bond made. Oliver was re-
leased from jail a few weeks ago
under bond In the sum of $500. The
proceedings will probably be con
cluded tonight.
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r. A. Gray, j. p, Oakville, Ind.
writes: "For ten years | was con-
fined to my bed with disease of my
kidneys. 1t was so severe that
could not move part of the time.
consulted the very best medical skill
available, bat could get no relief an
til Foley's Kidney Cure was recon-.
Inended to me. 1T has been God
send to me. y Sold by r. w. Fearis
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Sunday School Convention.

The Waxahaehie District Con
vention and Epworth League con
ference will meet at Ennis June II
TO 20 Inclusive. Special trains will
be run by the Central from Midlo-
THAN, WaXahachie, Boyce, Ferris
and Palmer and all League workers
are invited to attend. An interest
ing program has been prepared foI
the occasion.
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Decatur. Tex. June la.---charles Me.
Cormack, who was tried in the district
court here this week for burglary. was
acquitted
Sans Clarke who Was arranged IN
the district court st this place on q
charge OF criminal assault was con
victed end his punishment assessed ut
Imprisonment In the penitentiaFy for
two years.
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Austin, Tex, June 14.-Rumors have
reached here that the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway system is contem-
plating important extensions In Texas.
especially In securing connection
with the Beaumont oil. rice and lum-
Der district, and also an outlet on It's
own rails for the lumber tonnage origi-
mating on its present Isolated road
operating between Trinity and Colmes-
nell
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To Serve Ice Cream.

The young ladies' of the Episcopal
schurch will serve Ice cream in the
church yard next Monday night. A
cordial Invitation is extended to all.
Cake and cream for Is cents. The
Firenen 8 band will furnish music
for the occasion.
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Warming.

II you have kidney or bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kid
ney Cure, you will have only your
self to blame for results, as 1t posi-
lively cures all forms of kidney and
bladder diseases. Sold by b. w.
Eaaris.
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your wins Of Caraui and only NEEDED 70
take three bottles whea | was fully re-
covered
rsrlHEN Miss Rose Owens, who
W. has > responsible position In
IL the Govern IA en- service Mt
Washington, DC. decided to
try Wine Of Cardui, she made wise
choice. Over 10 million women have
been relieved OF female weakness by this
same Wine If Cardui. II il not .
strong medicine but may be takepevery
day in the yesr by any wopsan with
benefit. II does not force fssults. but
corrects arrangements Of Ifhe menstrual
organs. It strehgthsas the nervous
system, gives tone 70 the bodily func-
tions. acts directly on the genital
organs, and IN the hnest tonic for wo-
men known 10 the science Of medicine.
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Saved From an Awful Fate.

Everybody said / had eonsuInp-
ton, writes Mrs. A. NJ. Shields, OF
Chaulbersburg, Pa, II was SO low
after six months of severe sickness,
caused by hay fever and asthma
that few thought could get well,
hut Il learned of the marvellous Iner-
ID of Dr. Kings New Discovery foI
Consumption, used IL, and was COM
pastalY cured" For desperate
threat and lung diseases it is the
safest cure III tho world, and Iii In,
1alliFyse for coughs. colds and bron.
aasial affections. Guaranteed bot.
Ties Soc and $l.0O. Trial bottles fass
ak Herring Sparks Drug Go.
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ing the advice which was freely given
her by the Ladies' Advisory Depart
ment. Miss Owens was cured without
advice by Just buying o OIL 90 bottle a
Wine of Cardui from her druggist and
taking this great medicine IN the pri-
vacy Of her home. No doctors en-
animation, treatment or advice is nee
essary. You hare read what these two
cured women have written. Is this not
enough TO lead yon to determine TO be
rid Of suiferingS
August IS, 1900. Mrs. w. H. Jones,
of Cameron, No., writes:
Il sa6fened terribly nj snoufhIy pesio6
for three years. | woaid sometime 20 for
sevsn raonths with 90 faew 81 all. kow
have my health back again and am
expeesing TO Be- eoufined In Janaary. ]
cannoA rfaise yoem nasaaeane snom9h."
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HxATK6F OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO, ..
IUFAS (ynITNTY .

ssxATR'oT OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO, 90
~ LUCAS COUNTY,
FRx&K j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is ths
namioFa&artner OF the firm of r. j. Cheney Il Co,
,A@aag Business In the City Of Toledo. County and
SsaseA3foresaid, and that said firm will ply Tbs
s@m OZONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
asery ease Of Catsrrh that cannot be cured by the
sase o&HALL's CATARRH CURE: -
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Swoen TO before me and subscribed In my pres
snnee. @his 9Th day OF December, 1885.
~ A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
SAYS Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and mueuous surfaces oil
the system. Send for testimonials, free.
FL CHENEY Il CO, Toledo, o.
Soid by Druggists 75c.
NAYS Family Pills are the best.
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THE LIGHT In SUMNER.

Whessver you go for the summer =,
veal can have the DAILY LIGHT
sessS 49, you at the same rate you
pays at n home-50 cents month
Adde'S changed as often as de-
sSrs&l.
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exasea.s II Aaess .sass

Memphis, Tex, June IA cyclone
demolished two houses and severely
injured seven people fifteen miles east
Of here Thursday. Particulars not
learned.
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League Program for Tomorrow

Subject, ''Why Total Abstinence
is Best"
Leader, Oscar Sensabaugh.
Scripture reading, Romans IA,
1928. Lynn Lasswell.
Song
a Good Example, i, Cor, d, lib,
Miss Jennie shelton.
Lawful but not Expedient, /. Cor,
II, 2383. Miss Mary Pierce.
Eoye W0rketh No III, Rom, -,
|s-I4 Ralph Bowling,
FILLED Not with Wine, but with
the Holy Spirit, Eph., 8, Is. Miss
Minnie Timmons.
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THE NEW BAKERY lou College
! street is now open forl business.
Perfect satisfaction guaraftsed. II.
Boehie, the baker, e. ~
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MISS ROSE OWENS,
IL Won arr ! maer... ~.
YYAsEFTnl C 81. q. q.

If yet are 3 zaers sFlS-
man we would sag to goa
that Wine ct Cardui seldom
fails ko e0npgetely slEa amy
case cf female ills. We ~
emEsi asieally. Ii neaar tails
10 heFaat n day ht1n
dreds of sufferers are writing
to oar Liaslies Advisery ile
pertinent. The letters are
opened by persons eompe-
tent to give advice. Mrs.
Jones was cured sy follow
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TOR RENT New 7 room Tsnidenee
! near public square, with all the
modern convenience. SEP 8. r,
Skinner.
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I0LD PAPERS for sale at fthis of.
U fee at the rate of twenty nve cts
per hundred.
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TOR SALE At a bargally, "A house
7 and lot near the puhlE school.
Apply to Y. ID. Kemble. Y If
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MA NTED 100 more sun sftaf clean
w and press. r.. Perrin at Wears
New Century Store.
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No. 20 sevense enth g.

Il every soldering woman
has the same experience with
Wine Of Casdul that I had,
youF sraeaieias viii he naost
popular. Abosst a year ago
I began to have > worn out
tifed fexiing with iazsifude,
pains In the back and head
whieh kept increasing every
nlonfh. Itch thas | NEEDED
somsthing, but to get the
right medicine was the tsou-
ble. / finally decided on
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aERS. Griggs also has gaflples and
III plates for lovely recepti6T dress.
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FURNISHED ROOM for EFenf, liz
III Kaufman-st. Mrs. Nora Reynolds
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BARGAIN I'm nice a-Ha6m house !;
In choice portion Of the sAty; viii be
sold cheap If sold at once. Address
x, this office, for particulars or call
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WANTED To rent SIX or seven
room house, close iA. Suitable for
u few boarders. Best bf references
furnished. Address Mrs. #. X. Day
III Aldredge-st., Waxahaehie. 62p
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NOTICE.

ARmeffbers are respectfully re-
gaR&tfd to notify the business ONCE
kessblfdhe 14S, of any failure to re-
cesxe lkspers on same evening OF
This is the only means
byf& With we may know you are not
resASi Wing you paper regular and an
ianab ediate notification will be ap-
prSSi aNed.
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JOB PRINTING quieASlE<and neat
Is done ut the EnterprikafJop ONCE.
We especially solicit Commercial
printing, folders, booklets. cards,
etc. Best facilities irI the city for
quick execution.
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4 OST-Your opportunity TO sell
! your house Is L9sT II you don't
use this column. Everybody reads
Il just like you are reading It now.
It win cost you but little to alvsrs
tfse it.
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DRESSING, cleaning aud repairing.
IF VIII take orders for euits a. soon
as samples arrived Thee Farley
ITO Main-st-,s rear az Citizens Ma
tional bank.
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GEE Mrs. Griggs for LADIES Suits
. made to order.
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Read the DAILY LlaHr.
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| DnkVuUn lHh
f : :.
|kAT(oLuMap
MY HOME for sale. $. e. Fowler
LosT-Gold scarf PIN, Return TO
this office. 63p
FOR SALE House and l. t, cheap
If sold at once. X, care this Office. 2
WHEN You need tanR " water
phone No. so. u. Y Rosser
LET me All your water wants. II.
ID. Rosser, phone No.
FOR Electric rubber hose age p d
@. CO., sole agents, phone 81. az
THE BEST rubber hose atty d O.
Co.'S, phone 81. az
s--.
GARDEN or lawn cotton shd< rub
Der hose, &c to 20e per foot. AR, n O.
Co. phone AZ. .---.-.- Y
BOARDERS WANTED-ySAt 3l0
West Frankiin.st. Mrs. JTH. Mat
thews. O.
Empty BARRELS Tq9 sale At the
c Waxahachie Cotton Mil 70
$. PERRIN will pressfyear suit
j. to suit you.
GEE Mrs. Griggs for LADIES Suits
| > made to order.
FURNISHED ROOM for ranf, liz
i Kanfman-st. Mrs. Nora Reynolds
----~----------~---------, ------------sr~7F
aaRS. Griggs also has saha6l6s and
" plates for lovely recepti6r dress.
rLD PAPERS for sale at Fthis Of
U fee at the rate of twenty cts
per hundred.
lMANTED--lO more sun sftof clean
w and press. r.. Perrin at Wears
| New Century Store.
TOR SALE AT bargaliy, Il house
7 and lot near the pumE school.
Apply TO " ID. Kembie. #
TOR RENT New room Incidence
7 near public square, with all the
modern convenience. Sci r.,
| Skinner.
THE NEW BAKERY (og College
street is now open forl business
Perfect satisfaction guara8tsed. II.
| Boehie, the baker. ~
BARGAIN I'm a nice 4-aaGm house;
In choice portion Of the sAty; viii be
/ sold cheap III sold at onde. Address
x, this office, for particulars or call
IJoB PRINTING quicAlyfand neat
/ ~ done at the Enterprisa<Jop ONCE.
We especially solicit Commercial
printing, folders, booklets. cards,
etc. Best facilities in the city for
quick execution.
| WANTED To rent SIX or seven
room house, close III. Suitable for
a few boarders. Best Jbf references
furnished. Address Mrs. It. X. Day
| liz Aldredge- ST., Waxahaehie. ZIP
DRESSING, cleaning aud repairing.
I VIII take orders for euits as soon
as samples arrived Thee Farley
no Main-st.,e rear Of Citizens Ma
tional bank,
FOR SALE--My residence, on
West Franklin Street, One Of the
most desirable boAr1tng houses In
1.-THE city. See me nj residence. 10 p.
Mrs. Bette LaughIin.
HOST Your opportunity TO sell
! your house is Ls9sT II you don't
Inse this column. Everybody reads
Il Just like you are reading Il now.
It win cost you but little 10 aavers
tise it.
HAVE your dun lawn mower
sharpened. uHphkelia nlendad sew
ling machine clkahed, spring put In
door locka, keyk Htted, etc, NJ Ar
thur Mack0y' Atan shop, rear Of
WI. ID. Moore's grocery. 72
ri. II. JANE u. "a wv u II II q NJ,
UVrnduate Of tEaEA merican School 81
0sta0pathy, III kirksvIIIe, Mo-, lie
nov located at I208 West Franklin
street and is Ready 60 receive pa
k4enfs Consultation free. and lit
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