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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-05-13
Contagious
BHOOdPOESOHa

There is no poison so highly contagious,
% deceptive and so destructive. Don't be
too sure you are cured because all external
signs of the disease have disappeared, and
the doctor says you are we'll. Many per-
sons have been dosed with Mercury and
Potash for months or years, and pro-
nounced cured to realize when too late
that the disease was only covered up
Ike Rsgefs like. s,,rfsca rn ttom .o breas ene
out again, and to their sorrow and mortif-
cation find those nearest and dearest to
them have been infected by this loath-
some disease, for no other poison is so
surely transmitted from parent to child
as this. Often q bad case of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease,
an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con-
In haaergu earlu Tire Sin of tire Parent.
life, for it remains srnoldering in the sys-
tenn forever, unless properly treated and
driven out in the beginning. S. S. S. is
the only antidote for this peculiar virus
the only remedy known that can over
come it and drive it out of the blood, and
1t does this so thoroughly and effectually
that there is never return of the disease
to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards
&S&IA $500 A8&7m cures contagious DIOOO
AVAVA~ Poison in any and all
- ~ - stages; contains no
AAAAA u mineral to break down
- SSS 49, your constitution it is
purely vegetable and the only blood puri-
fer known that cleanses the blood and
at the same time builds up the general
health
Our little book on contagious blood
poison is the most complete and instruc-
tive ever issued; it not only tells all
about this disease, but also how to cure
yourself at home. It is free and should
be in the hands of everyone seeking
cure Send for it.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA G.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-05-13
Noisy Sunset.

Scene, a garrison town; time, sunset.
Old Lady Visitor (startled as the gun
is fired at sunset)-Dear me! What's
that?
Native-Oh, it's only the sunset!
Old Lady-Why, does your sun set
here with bang like that?, 1t goes
down quietly enough at our place.
London Tit-Bits.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1902-05-13

Oregon Blood Purifier is
rightly named, because it puriies the
blood and tones up the body.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01
MoNXEYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Even Their Keepers Euve 60 EXer'
else Great Caution WbcHtn
Their Dens.

Monkeys are not classed as savage
animals. but. nevertheless, the keep
ers Of the zoo are as chary of enter
ing a monkey cage as they aye or
going ipta the domioile of the leop-
ards or any Of the smaller species OF
the cat tribe. The monks" in spite
OF their apparent friendhpess, are a
trcacherOus crew, and many an un-
wary keeper has nursed painful
wounds as result of boldly venturibg
into the apartments allotted 10 ia
sinians. SAYS the Pailadelphia Record
A little precautionary action is nee
essary to protect even the man who
feeds them. should he have occa sion
TO enter the dens. The monkeys viii
concertedly attack anyone VIII vsn-
lures among them. and ~ foroe of
Plumbers viii epdGOger the hfe OF the
| bold visitor.
Whenever a keeper desires 10 90
among the animals ne hrst gives ut
/ terance 10 kissing sound. The
hereditary enemy of the monk" Is
| the snake, and at the first hiss the
\ little animals viii scale the he ghts
Of the cage in terror. BY juGieiOus
use of the awe-inspiring sound the at
teadant can keep she monkeys out OF
the way for q brief period. When q
long stay in the cage is necessary ths
keeper generally borrOws bull snake
| a harmless bur formidable looking
variety, from the reptile house. anC
( with this coiied about his waiss Il
safe from any covert attack While a
| work
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01
NAUTICAL HEIR APPARENT.
first Who Has Been an Actual
sailor.

British service papers have noted
that the prince Of Wales Is the first
heir apparent 20 the British crown
20 hold an actual commission in the
navy, the senior service on this side
Of the water. Hitherto the heir ap-
parent has been put into the army
and any naval rank be may have held
has been purely honorary. The same
rule was followed in the case OF the
sons Of the present king; Prince
Edward was made a soldier. and died
while major IN a hussar regiment;
Prince George was made a sailor. and
has commanded his own ship on a
regular cruise. Now. by the death Of
his elder brother. he becomes prince
OF Wales. the first Of the line 20 be
a sailor. Hitherto he has been pro-
NOTED rapidly. but with decent pc
riod of service in each rank. until he
now holds the commission of captain.
/ Hereafter his promotion viii be very
rapid. aud his new grades Wiz be
| honorary, as l. viii not longer be al
! visable for the heir 10 the crovn "a
e. TO Sra la command OF feet. OF
to take the risks Of naval officer
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01

A car SO ner. wnen gave 10 her the
ring
I slipped Il on her finger. while the others
some old tune.
Round the organ. they had started on
20 sing.
Outlines now. while softly noddtn' n the
frelights ruddy glow.
think that I'm = boy 0nce srsfn.
7 hear the same old voices. kinder hum
min soft and low
An Il MS my heart with seensss an
with pain.
In my throat a lump KEEPS rtEnS fer IL
hear EN- never mere
To my ears that olt sweet music naseh,
can bring
For they're gone. the onss yho rnads n. n
the happy days ef y0ra
When around the organ We would stanf
and sing.
old-tirns tunes % Aish sseenain'.
''Nsiile Gray"
Far Away
''Axonis Darlin'.'' Pray. Don't Teas,
Her
"Rock-a-Bye,"
Hush. Don't Cry"
"Jordsn's Banks" and 'sfcbsneEer."
Phil II. ArmStrong. In ~. Z. Sun.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01

Smallpox has played sad havoc
among European royalties throug hout
the seventeenth and eighteenth centu-
ries. Two Of Charles is children were
carried OF by the scourge, ard shrec
of james lis offspring, inc.udine
Mary. queen of Eng.a and spouse
Of William III. Louis XlN.'s son fthe
eauphin), his granGSon (also oau-
Phin). and his wife and great-graDd.
son. Louis Nv. al died Of smallpox
Likewise Joseph l., emperor Of Ger.
many in l7lt; Peter H., emperor 0l
Russia. in 1880: Henry. PFince OF PFux-
sia, in 1851. and Ma1imiliaR Iosepk
sleetOr of Bavaria. in l777, Two Brit.
ish sovereigns had very narrCw eA-
eapes--namely. William III, aHe Queer
Anne.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01
NEW VOGUE IN POSTAL cARps.
sew tsea for Personal Message.
Rearing Picture os sender.
Residence.

Postal cards are coming TO be con-
kidered good form. Whereas. thev
were formerly admissible only as
means for dispatching an order 20 a
tradesman. they NAV new be used for
the transmission OF personal nes-
sages. The stipulation, however. is
that they must bear a reproduction Of
ones house. says the New York World
This promises TO n-ake the fashion
an exclusive one. Anybody can con
suit heraldic expert and have his
family insignia discovered and trans
ferred 70 hiS note paper. But no,
everybody hses in a mansion that
would form desirable decoration for
postal card. In any case the suburi,.
an resident viii. il is plain. have the
advantage.
Now that the use OF the camera has
become universal. nothing is easier
than 90 secure a pretty country view
and ar y stationer can have such =
view reproduced At a triaing cost on
cards OF size suitable TO be sent b,
post.
70 VIII be no uncomnoR thing FOR
Jones. who has taken house in New
Jersey, TO acquaint his friends with
its charms. not by lengthy descrip
tions, but by sending them post card,
adorned with its picture.
The size Of the picture need only b,
restricted by that OF the card. Posta
authorities NOW allow cards Of YER,
fair proportions 60 Dsss as n-sst ea-.l-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01
TIE OLD ORGAN.

can see II now a-standin' In the parlor
prim and neat.
with its walnut case and yellow. shiny
keys.
with its dark blue velvet cushion and It's
music-rack complete
Qts only drawback was : rather crazy
Wheese1
Twas me first ore in the neighoorEood aud
cost a monstrous sum
An 'tvouId even make the very raftsrs
ring
When Tild!e pulled the stops out. twas the
slgn Tor us 20 come
Than around the organ We woule stand
ept sins,
And what pleasure. when the yours roihs.
on a Sunday Afternoon.
Came a-traipstn' In 10 spend social hour.
From the other farms around rs; some
wus lovers. some 20 spoon
On the sofy, some was radiant as a
flower.
An the ole folks IN the sittin' room would
stop their talk awhile:
Then their door open wider they would
An their faces fun O. sunshine az, woula
light up With a smile,
As around the organ We would stand an
sing.
You eoric hear
Sweet and clear
our youpg voices, al a-b,epdin',
How they rang
As We sang
oid-time tunes on hish-sseerdla'.
'Ne,ue Gray"
s'Far Away"
'.Mouis parlin'." pray. Don't Seas'
Her"
"R0ck-a-Bye"
Hush. Don't cry
'.Jordans Banks" and "Ebenezer."
An mind one face especially. knew IA
them old days:
One face that's sorter clearer than tn
rest.
Twas framed In jet black ringsets. ans
her sweet an wlnscue ways.
Fairly set my heart a-throbbin' iE IN.
breast.
Outlines nee, In sbe gray swslisth OF M
tSs's 3Rssr s<<aDGA0s
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01

Hoboken, for its area, is the most
denseiy populated city in the United
States to-day. Aboat 10000 people
are distributed within the limits of
the city, which is about one mile
square. The city surveyor viii tell
you that of 720 acres within the linn
its. 450 are marsh land aud 200 up
land. There is only 1876 square feet
Of ground for every sesidea1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01
R.Iisve.tn the rod.

Prince Henry Of Reuss. In Germany,
pardOns al the boys and girls convict
ed OF any minor wron g1oiug in his
small dominions, provided the parents
dog them in bis Presence.-N. y. Suh.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-01

Mr.. Cropper (sfter the fox hunt
We're you in az the ceath7
Miss Annie Seed-Ten, rather; my
poor old grandfather left me a quarter
Of . milhon-Philadelph Presa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
LITTLE ROCK FAIR
Called Off For Lack of Interest in the
Enterprise

The Little Rock state fair has been
definitely called off for this year at
least. and whether it will be an insti-
tuition other than name only il the
future remains to be seen.
The Arkaneos Democrat has the fol
lowing to say of the postronment Of
the fair:
"TheIe will be 10 state fair here
n ,<oven| o.. It has been p5iAtad OUT
N these columns lately that it would
be impossible 70 hold it unless the
stockholders should eVince a more sub
stantial interest in the movement.
They have not done 20, and at q meet
ing CT the board of directors next
week the matter will be formally
abandoned. and some course decided
uron as to the disposition of the ST.
Geo already paid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
BAUM BLEW IN
THEN UPON OEDEGS TO LEAVE
BLEW OUT
Attempted to Cash Worthless Drafts,
Became intoxicated and Other
wise Acted Unbe beccn1'agIy.

The strange actions OF one n.
Baum. claiming Little Rock as his
horne, who arrived hele Friday and
registered at the Hotel Truio&k. was
Ine occasion ci considerable ccm-
aert about the city. and finally wound
u) by Baum being stoHed away III the
>,2}abOOse and l.eid fer Trial il the
r0liUe court. at which he was dis
charged. Baum p!ow II Friday morn
ing. in a few hours vas beastly intoX-
icated, then became financially en-
Earrassed and made two or three eff
forts to cash Worthless drafts on some
one in New York for amounts rang
ing from $25 to 500, in all instances
beng unsuccessful.
Finally the police We're put next
and Baum was led to the calaboose.
where he remained until Saturday
afternoon AS he was unsuccessful
in cashins the drafts no clear case
could be made out against him and
he was released. beforehand receiv-
ing strenuous orders from Acting
Chief Peterson to shake the dust OF
2ine Bluff from h n vi hin period
of q very few hours, Which .e did.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
BASEBALL FEVER HERE
Preparations Being Made for Next
Years Team.

Col. II. ki&2 White, eX-mayor Of
Pine Bluff L. .!Confedorate soldier,
member of John Morgan,s Kentucky
cavalry, and baseball fanatic, arrived
in the citH last night from Grecnvillc,
Whefe he was the guest OF Bob FiIford
last night. Col. White made 4 speech
ON the baseball situation before tnc
Cotton States league meeting today
Which would compare in point Of el0-
eionee With the peerless Bryan. His
manner of handling the subject and
his ingenious inside knowledge was
matNeloUs and intensely entertaining
Col White was evidently selected by
the Fine Bluff people To make a hit
in Nitksburg and he certainly deliver
ed the goods without and "pining'
or "blufling. Colonel White, Presi-
dent NheatIoy and Bob Tilford left on
the afternoon train for Greenville.
\ list Of players open for contracts
was furnished General White at Nicks-
burg by Bob Tilford, one of the league
maGnates. Among the number is
Bob Ponder. Of Baton Rouge; Geo.
Blaekburn. OF Nichsburg; Joe Som
mers, of Cincinnati: Tommy Smith,
Of EoUisVile Ky; Henry Newman,
of louisville; Billy Earle, of Nicks-
burg: Ed fIurlburt and Collins. of
Memphis. IN this list are some of
tho best known and most capable bail
players i'll the south and the Pine
Bluff promoters would do we'll to Sc
cure some of them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28

Already the baseball fever is rapid
ly spreading in Pine Bluff. The news
Of the admission OF Pine Bluff To the
Cotton States league was received
With rejoicing OH all sides. Tie love
for and enthusiasm over the national
game which has been dormant now
with the Pine Bluff fans for many
years, has been llifIdloa anew The
Old time Pine Bluff baseball rooteIs
are heard reeountin& incidents of
former teams which have represented
Pine Blatf on the southern ball dia
monds Recollections cf Shorty"
Berthold, Stick Evans. Ryan, Elan
ders. Neiderwaiser and many
others who 6sq5ced for the
baseball supremacy Of Pine Bluff. a
decade ago, are renewed. and in every
way the public is gratified to know
that Pine Bluff will have real, profess
sional bali here next season.
The promoters OF the Pine Bluff
team, prominent among whom are tac
directors Of the Citizens Light and
Transit company sent capable man
to Nicksaurg III Gen. H. X. White,
who gave the ltagnc directors such
q tel, that Pine Bluff was admitted
in & storm. and caused the Nicks6urg
tmeficn reporter Who Was present to
commit the Gnpartenablo otfcnse Of
:4l44f.ieting a collection # Hu,ls on his
reas}ers. as the following write up of
! Gen. White viii indicate:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
CRAVE UBERHOUSE
Popular Couple Married Recently at
Jonesboro.

\ pretty home wedding occurred
at Jonesboro recently. The groom was
Nj. John A. Crawford Of this city,
ana the bride was Miss Tomazine
Culberhouse. She is the daughter CT
MI and Mrs. r. S. Culberhouse.
Nr Crawford is dispatcher for the
Cotton Belt at this point.
Referring to the event the Jones
bOro Enterprise says:
Mr.. Crawford is train dispatcher for
the Cotton Belt at Pine Bluff. He
once held the same position here and
X we'll and faVorably known in Jones
0oro
The bride is one of the city's most
beautiful young ladies', endowed by
nature Nth a face and figure of beau
y and grace, she has all the accom-
piishments and virtues that go to N
q perfect woman. Mr. Crawford is
TO he congratulated On having won so
faii & bride.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
DEATH or ISIS BRoMBEReER
ne Ralated Albuquerque, N. M,
lrn aI.Cen.ocrat

ae Ralated Albuquerque, N. NJ,
arn nal-Cem mocrat.
Tho Am derQue Journal-Democrat.
=. ,1,,,,qUe, y. NJ. of last Tues
ned the following account
~ death of Miss Nettic Brom-
berger
W.. eanette Bromberger of Pine
o.. e TX. passed away at >: 10
yesterday afternoon at st.
I IS sanitarium. The cause of
-. Bromberger's demise was tuber-
is of the throat. complicated With
.ttack of heart trouDue. which de-
oped shortly before her death. The
ath vas an unusually sod one. COM
3 to her as il did While far f"nm her
ome. Miss BroHHerger was az OF ;!
riend af Mr. ana Ms. ] W. ADAMS,
/ this city. aDd they were rnremttline
d their attention j-::2&ns the few hope
oss. scrrowful days. The young LADY
vas given the best Of care and treat
aent at the sanitayium. and to the
eWish ladies' Of the city especially
reat credit is duc for the kindly at
ention and tender care which made
he last moments as comfortable as
:ossibe. This kindness on the part
+ the Jewish Giety was entirely y0.-
ntary and is greatly to be commend
ID Miss Bromberger came to Albu-
Innate might arrest the progress CT
he disease. but she soon succumbed
rLen heart trouble aggravated her
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
NUMBER OF CHILD MARRIAGES
There Were Ge7 Boys and 1000 Girls
Married Under the Ace Of IS.


Married Under the Age of IS.
Washington, Sept. 26.-Some sur
"3isins things We're discovered in mar
::ase tatistics by the recent United
States ceusus takers and made public
Hy its renclts. When the census
1:lHmeA2tors made their rounds they
'cHad II IN 2itoA States 667 boys
under Is year. Of age, who were mar.
licd.
This i one Of tn einteresting facts
disclosed by The census report on tile
coniugal conditions of the inhabitants
of the United States. There were
3.7S5 married girls under the age of
Is years.
The infant widowers under Is num-
''erad 23 ana infant widows 1876. There
were seven divorced boys and 80 di-
Vorced girls under Is.
New York and PENNSYLVANIA led in
the number OF boy husbands, each hav.
ing forty-four. Texas led in the num-
Der of girl wives with 347.
The proportion Of young women who
're married is greatly in excess of the
number Of Young men as the figures
ho" that Of the total humber of males
NetWePn the ages Of Is and 10 wears,
1ly one per cent. are married. while
f h" fnH'a'ss Of 10 same ages, 10 8
Per cent. were married.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
w. D. PERSONS DEAD
Married a Pine Bluff Lady Few
Weeks Aqo.

NJ" w. d. Persons. an OctOgen-
orien planter living near Warner, Lin
coin county, died Friday after a brief
'Nrese. The deceased was a wealthy
planter and we'll known in this SEE
ton. He leaves wife, a Pine Bluff
lady t. whom he was recently mar
rcd uaaer romantic circumstances
ard several children by a former wife
". Yari~ 4!tschul, formerly of this
city, was his son-in-law. The remains
were inferred Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
NeiII Held to Next Grand jury.

The grand iury's work for the pres
ent term of court will soon be con
cluded \ number Of indictments
have been ground out, and many cases
have been dismissed.
Walter Neil. alleged kdnaper and
probable degenerate, will anguish in
the jefferson county Jail until the
spring session of the grand jury un-
less he is able to make bond. and tAe
circumstances surrounding his case
would seem to preclude any proba-
bility of the occurrence Of such a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
Criminal Docket VIII Be Set This
Week and Notable Trials VIII
Occur.
CASES DISPOSED OF FRIDAY

vi of the cases on the civil docket
of the efrc9it court with IA few ex-
eeptions, have been disposed of in
some manner eIiher by being heard,
passed dropped, OF. continued. Sever
al suits eithet. crowded out or filed
late have been set for trial and will
be heard this week. Among the cases
which have been ra=docketcd and are
to be disposed of this week are:
Joe Davis against The st. Louis
IRON Mountain and Southern railway
Sparks and Temple against J. f.
Butler and Sons
Calhoun against Oliver.
NJ. l., Bell against jefferson county.
Robinson Bros. against Merlo.
Equitable Manufacturing company
against Thomas and Dodds.
\. V. l1vans and S. NJ. Ad
ans.
AlacI Harrington administrator,
against the Citizens Light and Tran
sit 1DlllIJdIN
Ritchie against Pine Bluff and West
eln railway
The most interesting of the above
cases are Bell against jefferson coun-
ty and Harrington against the tran
sit company.
Mr.. Bells suit is occasioned by his
failure to collect the salary due him
while acting in the capacity of court
stenographor of Jefferson county, and
Mr.. Harrington sues the transit COM
panN for damages for the death Of his
brother. Emmett Harrington, who was
| clcctrocuted several weeks ago.
Severa y, ses were disposed of Fri
| day in the circuit court.
Henry and McNeill the Redfeld
merchants, were granted judgment
against tho s. Louis Iron Mountain
and Southern railway for $402 So.
The suit was brought to recover on an
account made by the railway COM
pany's contractors with Henry and
Mcneil.
The suit of the Citizens bank
against T.. ID. Russell. was called and
| dismi issed.
The Citizens hank recovered iudg-
ment against Nose Solmson anf others
for 5000 over the non-payment of a
note.
The criminal docket will be set next
week, and several notable trials will
probably occur.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28

thing.
The grand jury investigated into the
case Thursday and Friday, but did
not arrive at any tangible conclusion
in the matter SO it was decided to give
the next grand jury an opportunity
of probing into the case
The case against Dr.. Moore, who
was bound, over to the grand jury on
a charge Of assault and battery. was
dismissed by the grand jury Cases
against Elisha Clarke. Bill Barnett
and Mary Walch. all colored, were also
dismissed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
PINE BLUFF ASSOCI TION
CT BAPTlSTS TO CONVENE AT
MT HARMONY
On Saturday, October 3, fon Three
Days session-Big Pre-.
=. paratons Making.

The annual session cf the Pine ii.u1
pan1is+ association will meet at Mt.
Harmony. four miles west u he1i'on,
ca the third Saturday in eE'opef ana
hold over Sunday and Moray. There
are fifty churches in tnlsassoela'.on.
each 10 have threo doleates, aad II
fully repre4entoi there be l9esael-
coates ir attendance. 1t is under
stood that the good pe3le of the com
nunity are already 1akins consider
able preparation for te entertainment
of tho vicieors Athoueand or so
naonlo ave sometires in attendance
at these meeting on sunday anu
it is predicted IL. fully as many will
he present at II Sunday session Of
this meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
Gotten Statistjci,an

Judge w. T. Hollis has received
the appointment for gathering cotton
statistics for this county. Under his
appointment it is made his duty to
visit each ginner in the county three
times during the cotton season and to
get from each the number of bales of
cotton sinned by him up to such dates
as the department may name. .-Rison
Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
FUNERAL FRIDAY.
Remains Of Late Miss Nettie Brom
berqer Laid to Rest

The funeral of the late Miss Nctt!c
Bromberger, whose sad death occur
red last Monday at Albuquerque, N.
NJ. occurred Friday afternoon, and
it was sad procession which slowly
wendod its way from the sorroWing
Bromhcrger home to the Jewish ceme-
terry where the lest sad rites were pail
the deceased The obsequic& were
largely attended ~ friends cf the i"-
ceased. Rev. Joseph : X <-anfe l.
rabbi of congregation Anshe Ene;h,
conducted the services in an impress
sive manner. He referred in a beau
tiful way to the hs,icf life of the %,
ceased Many beautiful floral trib-
utes from loving friends We're in evil
denee at the grave. The pallbcar
ers were: Messrs. Harry Hanf, B. J.
Ahheimer. Sam Altschul. Meyer Solm-
son. Harry Rosenberg. Harry We'll
and August Thalheimcr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-09-28
-NoAcE IN GROCERY BUSINESS
T. L!-vd Comcanv Bought Out
:. c.. Cotter.

80 7 r. 10y / comnony. tho rc+ns
grocery Department Of which s.as 70
Gently sold altI 20 r c.. Cotte1. have
announced their intention of re.engag-
ing in the grocery business, and have
Main street. This interesting change
in business circles will occur October
!. In addition to the grocery business
the company will install a first-class
mea market.