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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
EPISCOPAL ANNUAL MEETING.
Territorial Convention Now Being
Held in Guthrie


Guthrie. o. T. Jan. 6.-The annual con
vocation of the Episcopal church Of this
strict Oklahoma and Indian territory.
Lesan last night with short service at
the Trinity chapel. The principal sd-
dresses were made b. Bishop r. X.
Brooke Of this city. and Bishop Mills
psugh. Of Kansas.
The ceremonies today were IN observ-
szee OF the tenth anniversary Of the ap-
posntrent of Bishop Brooke 20 hts pres
snt position Bishop Tuttis. 81 Missouri
made the address az 70 o'clock this
morning.
4 short business session was held this
afternoon
Bshops Tstfle. Aiilspaugh and Brooke
delivered addresses tonight.
The program for tomorrow follows.
wednesday. 70 a n1.-IIoly Con- rnunIor.
with address by Bishop Mins3sush
Af;sr1ooa-Short Sa.snes. session Of
convcca:ion-
From 3.s0 20 ?. r1.-Ex-Gover-or and
xrs Barnes VIII hold a reception a.
their house. Informally. the members of
the convocztior and the rartshoaer- and
other fr4e-ds IN thLs city being in~iie-1 20
meet the visiting btshopz
$50 2. m--Eveziag p-zyer tsho-rs1ed
form. with sermon ~ Bishop Garrett
Of Dallas ard a csossng a6d-e-s b.
Pishc7 Tut,ie
Anror< the -raflsre- who are Fl the
cffv to attend TIE cozsccatioa ard the
decimal ceremonies. are Bsshep- Nils
pa1eh. Garrett. Tzttie ard Anvil. and
Revs- d = cansor3. BE1tgepo-t. A p.
Nscadss. G-fhrte. + J. BroOkss. z
Reno George AiiIer Jr. Soss;E xcAi>s-
ter. Z =: Lawson n S1siI. Hzgoosr. ].
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
FiREMEN WERE HURT.
Rose Wagon Turned Over at Corner
Occupants Injured.

Guthrie. o. T., Jan. 6.-The Oklahoman
says: At 7:3e o'clock last night an alarm
OF fire was turned in at the central fire
station. and the phone message stated:
Fire at the Illinois. The hose wagon.
driven by Tom Myers and carrying C..
Kizer and Frank Anderson. went up
Broadway at terrific clip. and in max
ing the turn west on Main street the
precipitated head foremost On the hard
asphalt pavement.
Driver Myers realized the situation be-
fore the accident occurred and put on
the brakes and pulled hard on the lines.
but neither effort proved effectual. He
made no effort toaescapje, retaining his
seat and holding the lines fast after he
had fallen.
All the firemen who were in the wagon
were injured and bleeding when the hun
dreds of spectators on the street ran TO
their rescue KiZer had a bad cut on
the side of his head and was hurt by a
ladder falling on his back. Myers was
bleeding from several cuts on his face
and head. Anderson's only injury was
a cut On the head. but he came out Of
the dcctCtnt less udIIdStsl llldu tciil-
panions and was soon able to walk 70 the
station. The others were later removed
to the station.
DR.. Dicken, when seen by Il reporter
after he had examined the injured men.
said the men did not appear to be seri-
ousiy hurt, but as they had suffered a
considerable conclusion serious later de-
velopments were not improbable.
Several persons who saw the accident
say the street car rails prevented the
wagon from making the turn in safety.
bu Chief Wilsford reproached the driver
for approaching the turn at such high
rate of speed. saying he had repeatedly
warned him against it.
Aldermen Mccartney and Phillips, in
discussing the affair. said Myers made
every effort to reduce the speed of the
horses as they approached the turn. but
the horses failed TO respond to the pres
sure of the bit and the brake seemed in
effective. They also declared that Myers
did a heroic act in retaining his seat to
the last and holding fast to the lines
after he was thrown to the pavement.
Chief WilsforG when seen after the
accident, said he learned that the alarm
was intended for a place called the Illi
nois. in South Town. where a gasoline
stove had exploded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
REACHES SEAT OF TROUBLE.
Don't Try to Cure Hemorrhoids With
External Application.

When it is such a well known fact that
hemorrboids or piles is disease originat-
Ing in the morbid dilatation OF the veins
OF the lower part OF the rectum. il seems
Incredible that people afflicted with this
painful trouble should go on doctoring
with external salves and washes, when
the diseased parts can only be reached
by an inward application.
The suppositories used in Pyramid Pile
Cure are composed OF the most soothing
and healing oils and lotions known 10
Nateria Mesica, and act on the diseased
veins and surrounding tissues like magic.
giving almost instant relief. The dilated
blood vessels are relieved. the irritation of
the mucous membrane ceases and bleed
ing is stopped.
The predisposing causes of piles are
such as produce fullness Of the hemor-
rhoidal veins and impede the return Of
blood from them. such as constipation.
sedentary habits. city life. pregnancy.
corsets. etc: in fact. the causes are all
fully covered in q very interesting little
book published by the Pyramid Drug Co.
Marshall. Mich, and the same will be
sent free TO any address upon application.
The general principles Of treatment are.
10 ine SNluSnl causes. active
habits. attention TO diet. and other hy-
genie rules. etc. avoidance of constipa-
tion and each night the injection %
Pyramid suppository TO heal and cure the
afflicted parts.
That this treatment has been effective
ie instanced by the testimony of thousa nds
OF people who have been permanently
cured and by the evidence OF druggists:
the case OF Mr.. Samuel Gouldie. sss
Moyamensing Ave. Philadelphia. is fair
sample.
For twelve long years / suffered ter
rtbie torture from piles. l had been un-
der two surgical operations once in
Cleveland. Ohio. in the year 1875. and once
In Tolede. Ohio. in 1soo. and also tried a
number OF salves and ointments from iif-
ferent doctors. l al last found = perna-
nent cure by only using two fifty-cent
boxes OF Pyramid Pile Cure. The first
two or three applications gave me relief
at once. l am now entirely cured. and
thank God for finding such medicine as
the Pyramid Pile Cure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
TALK-OF RAILROADS.
Katy Will Soon Be Running Trains
Into Oklahoma City.

Guthrie. o. T, Jan. 6-The Times-Jour-
nal says: The contract for the constrrc-
ton OF the Texas 4 Oklahoma railway
from this city to Coaigate, which will be
operated by the Katy. will be let late
this evening or early tomorrow morning.
There are several eastern contractors IN
the city who have submitted bids for the
construction Of this line. which viii cost
IN the neighborhood Of sS.oaD.00a. when
seen by Times-Journal man President
Finney stated that the contract would
be let within the next few hours.
This road will give Oklahoma city
an excellent route through the Indian
Territory coal fields and into Texas and
will open valuable trade field FOR ok
iahoma City wholesale merchants. Work
will be commenced on the grading this
month and the road will be ready for
operation by fan. The contractors will
work from both ends OF the line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
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commodities. products or manufactures.
from crossing state lines. As the power
of co1gre.ss over interstate commerce -
plenary. except as il may b. limited By
the constitution. u II bsiisved that II may
impose cuch punishment for the vto.s,5on
of TIRE pubic policy of tie nation
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ed 20 enas3e the gSvcrnrnsat so ret ali
the fzcts eearsnE uson fhs Organization
aue przctices cf the roncerns caxaxed In
laierzias~ ard foreign cozn-asrce e~sSn-
tial % a f8il BaSsrstan1iaz thereof snd
70 compel the abeeTvhres 90 re las
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07

te,d. a jury being waived, held that the
wonan-s charges of cruelty against her
husband were untrue and that his charges
of adultery against her were true in part;
he grant I'd a divorce TO the husband and
denied one TO the woman; he returned the
Popino child to his father and declared
its forraer adoption to be annulled; he
ordered the husband to pay to the woman
the sum OF $500 aiimeny and held that
the charges of adultery, sustained by
The court. cut her OF from inheritins
any claim on his property
The attorneys for the husband, after
Fearing the order of the court made a
molten TO strike oet the clause relative
TO the s1.ee3 alimony. The court refused
and the attorneys then appealed 30 the
supreme court. the husband putting UP an
appeal bond in the sum of 5000. They
seek to have the aiimony clause knocked
ont
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
|SMALL BOY
SHOWS NERVE
BEYOND AGE.
Insane Mother Attempts to
Freeze Her Children.
LAD CAME TO THE RESCUE
Saved Ais Mother and Then
Notified Neighbors.
LAD CAME TO THE RESCUE

Alva, Q. T., Jan. 6.-Mrs. Harriet Farly
went insane on account of her husband 8
Death Christmas she had her 1l-year-old
boy hitch up the mule to a spring wagon
and, loading the children in. she drove
off in search of wood for fuel. After
driving across the prairie for about two
miles she stopped, took the children out,
and one by one stripped them of all
their clothing. The weather was real
cold. so she made the children lie down
III the buffalo grass. After spreading
an old quilt she had in the wagon over
them, she unhitched the mule and Sc
curing q rope she tied the rope around
the mules neck and then around her
own. She then began to excite the mule
and was succeeding very well, when the
11-year-old boy began to realize what
the matter was Before the mule had got
fairly started he secured a knife, and
ran UP and cut the rope. This was the
poor womans first attack of insanity,
and there they were, she and the chill
Gren, out on the open prairie, miles from
any habitation. The little boy finally
induced the mother to dress the children,
and. capturing the mule. he hitched up
and started for home. They reached
home after dark and the boy being afraid
his mother might injure herself or the
children, stayed up all night During
the night the woman employed herself
burning up all the books. clothing, etc,
she could get hold of. Finally. wearing
herself out, she became exhausted and
went to sleep. Uring her sleep the boy
notified the neighbors and they in turn
notified the officers, who brought her to
Alva TO be taken care of. She will be
taken to the asylum at Norman some
time this week. The children are being
cared for by the neighborS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
OUT ON A FROllC
Wild Young Men Have Fun at
sharks

Guthrie. Q. T. Jan. e.-The-e were 1ea
shots fired on the streets Of Sparks
between 5 and o'clock yesterday morn
ing. There is = law against carrying
concealed weapons. but 1t seems that this
portion Of Lincoln county is outside Of
theiurisdiction Of the territory This vi
cinity needs g cleaning UP Of n bunch Of
lawieSs ours who have no regard or
respect for their fellowmen much less
the laws Of the territory. There are
good people in Sparks who do not care
to be continually hoo dooed by such Al
element. The sheriff Of the county has
a standing invitation 10 visit one of
these pow vows. equity Keyes has more
than be can look after
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
PARALYzED IN CHURCH.
Ell Reno Man Stricken While Attempt
ing to Lead Singing.

FL Reno o. r, Jan. Ct. Y. Caruthers
of this city. was stricken by paralysis at
church, Sunday night. He arose TO sing,
lifted up his head. and what are known
as the lumbar muscles in his back and
the back OF the neck. suddenly beca me-
stiffened and he would have fallen had
not some friends caught him. He was ia
ken home ina buggy. He suffered con-
vulsions until / O'Clock last night. when
be became easier, and is much better
today, but still suffering lie has been
eating. however, and 7 is thought he
will soon have entirely recovered. Mr..
Caruthers came here from Kansas City
and is employed with the Bonebrake
Hardware company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
ANOTHER CHARTER GRANTED.
Territory Kept Busy Allowing People
TO inccrorate.

Guthrie. o T. Jan. s-The Home Build
ing and Benevolent association of Okla
hoE1a was granted charter today Its
officers are al OF Guthrie, the hezdGus--
ters of tile company They are Jch1
d. DeBo.s president: J. n Aslvin- vice
president: c. 5. Nelson. secretary: = L
EIsncoe. treasurer. :. q BuxrDn. general
~s.n--ar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
DEATH OF GUS PLATT
Former soldier and Newspaper Man
Dies in Arizona.

Guthrie, O. T.. Jan. s.-Gus Piatt. for
merry connected with the Guthrie Leader
as manager. died OF consumption last
Friday night at Globe. Ariz-. where he
had gone in hopes Of recovering from thc
terrible disease The remains will 30
returned 10 Guthrie. where they will be
buried under the auspices OF the Okiaho-
ma ConsisioTy Of Mssons. Of which Mr.
Piatt was a member.
Tr Platt served in the Spsnish-Amerf-
can war He was personally known 10 a
large number OF Oklahoma people a. a
bright. energetic and straightforward
man. His death will De mourned by all
who knew him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
LEsSeES HELD MEETING.
Committee VIII introduce Bill in the
Next LEGISLATURE.

Next Legislature.
| Guthrie. o. =, Jan e.-'Ti,e territorial
executive committee of the School Land
I.essees -associs tien met in this city today
There was good attendace.
! The meeting was held in the city hsll
and presided over by President c. ".
Olnlstead and /. Bisseil, secretary OF the
| territorial association.
The principal action OF the convention
| today was the appointment of a commit
. tee of two % frame a biz TO be intr3-
duced IN the coming legislature This
committee is composed of c. W. Cimstead
and J. c. Notson of Lincoln county.
Mr.. Olnstead in speaking Of this i'm
/ poratnt matter Of framing a bin, said:
Heretofore the board has laid down
rules which are not strictly satisfactory
to the school land lessees. The com
mittee win frame a bin asking The legis-
lsture Of Oklahoma to govern the leasing
Of school lands by certain code Of rul ss
which viii be satisfactory to the iessees
in the country.
This IS the first meeting Of the execu-
tive committee since the organization of
the territorial association last June. We
have but fairly gotten launched in ou-r
rev positions.
The executive committee is made up
of the presidents of the county orSani-
cations. We are organized to make the
laws tit us better We viii not ask for
anything unjust.
Our meeting today was very satisfac-
fCrv II mo and | believe TO a II present
Tine lessees are a power in oklahoma,
and while their organization is in its in
fancy. only, it will grow quickly for lis
members are enthusiastic and in it fer
WORK The bill which is to be framed
will be OF special interest to all, as many
OF its phases ceEcern all, such as tim
Der cutting.
4 committee OF five made friendly call
on Governor Ferguson this afternoon and
the subject Of leasing schol land was dis
cussed 10 slight extent.
TO CURE a COLD iM ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo-QuiniGe Tablets.
This A~y n 81 every
signature GWaysyvvzs hoz, 2sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07

Guthrie. o. 7. jan. s.-sfovernc- Fs-Es-
scn ias; night lszuec a -equi--fioE OF tn
governor OF Missouri sst51s that sss2c
Perry. charged With dts7oszzg cG mort
gagged property In Isossa county. ne re-
turned 70 this terrstsry. Tie ressissEto1
rzre-s were rlarsd n the fsocs ct
sher.G Carpenter. ot tbs County.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07

4; Frank r. Jones. Lehigh. i. T.; and
a. Juny. Ardmore. l. T; Deacons Da-
vid p. Oakerhater. Etna: John Hartley,
Shawnee; Hugh j. Lloyd. saltwater: E.
e Williams. Alva. James E. McGaryey.
Purcell. l. T.
ed. dS gihdB shrdl crnfwyp upupjup
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
Hoo5's Pills are the best cafhartic.

wouldn't cause Sousa to rave oyer-much.
The Democratic candidates for jobs in
the coming legislature outnurnber all
nther classes -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Alwsys Boggh
=sss,.,s s:.s. se. .s &z2Izs

Guthrfe. .. 7. Jar. s-So;ary russse
eosurnissioss were sssssed 70 tss soiss~isx
today Frss = Eaits. q otlssocas
oosnfy. = r. adams a. Psyn4 c9snfT.
1issy N1fss;f q csssr co9-,y. J y.
gerfhey. az wossss county ans Enr~s.
worbas = D~~eg roarsy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-07

TO CURE 4 GOLD iN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets.
This Ay 81 every
signature g. NESyvvEs hox, &c.
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INTERPRETATION.

WANTED-Position as stenographer or steno
 graphic work by lady with years active ex- perience can give good reference and operate Business, care Advertiser. 6
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LOST.

LOST-One canary bird from Tresslar's studio.
 Finder will be rewarded by returning to Tress- lars Studio, on Dexter Ave. Ie
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REAL rgrArr AND INSURANCE.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. ->----->--------------
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 Real Estate and Insurance
 26h Commerce St. We have for sale a choice piece of Dexter Avenue property The price is such that you can make no mistake on purchasing this prop erty.
 We offer for sale l6o feet front on Monroe Street for s2, $50. We have a store for sale in the heart of the business center that will pay you eh per cent. net.
 At a sacrifice we offer 80 acres of grass land near Montgomery. We offer for sale the finest grass farm in the. State of Alabama for s5,ooo-one- third cash.
 If you have 35,ooo to invest we can put you next to something first-cass in a piece of real estate.
 One of the finest homes in the city we offer at a sacrifice.
  Don't overlook the fact that we represent the greatest life insurance company in the world-the New York Life Now Is the time to take out one of the New York Lifes ac- cumulation policies. The policy Is incontest- ible from date of issue The only company in the world that is frst-class which gives you such a contract
 F. M. Kohn & Son.
 Real Estate and Insurance,
 26h Commerce St
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FOR SALE-S275 for a brand new Broom house and lot to build another house; if you investigate this you will buy 1t; it Mon day Zirkle & Moore. II
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FOR SALE-S5oo cash, balance of SIooo in
 and years, will buy house and lot well located, renting for S225 per annum. ZirkIe & Moore. 20
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WANTED-BCARD OR ROOM.

WANTED-By couple. nicely furnished hooms, connecting for light housekeeping near in; must be nrst-class. Address s. J., care Advertiser. &
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FOR SALE-Several desirable dwellings on
 good streets in good neighborhoods; parties desiring to buy requested to call and see my list. in which they will find some good bargains. W. C. Holt. 1T
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

| sAFFoLD writes accident insurance BAss. ment Nosss Building. su-u
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FOR SALE-one of the most beautiful and best located lots on S. Lawrence St, with G. room house; If sold at once can be had at
 bargain. Zirkle & Moore. II
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1 WANTED-A good butcher. single pre- | ferred: good habits. Apply to The Marbury Lumber Co.,. Marbury. Ala. 8
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wANTED-By couple nicely' furnished room
 frst-class, with bath privileges, and table board for wife, near in. Adress Mir. Jones' care Advertiser. &
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fOH SALE-Below will be found some of the best real estate investments that can be found In Montgomery; if interested in any of these we Will take pleasure in showing you the prop piece Of business property for S2o 900 that will furnish an income of S2, 900 per annum and IS certain to enhance greatly in valuation Tor S3.25O Groom choice residence, most desirable location rents for S27 50; for SI- 4oo, nice 6-room dwelling corner lot rents for SI2, 50; for S2.75o, modern dwelling of rooms, large reception hall. rents for S22 50 |; for S3. 900. 7-room dwelling on lot 5ox2oo feet Will pay per cent net; any of the above of negro property for S95o. welf located. that will rent for Sl9o per annum; two houses for S4So, renting for S96 per annum; remember If you want to invest in Montgomery real ea- tate from SIoo lot up we will make 1t to your interest if you will see us about it.
 Thomas & Gunter ii
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wANTED-Organizers; our certificates are the acme of insurance protection. paying accident
 sick. death old age benefits; valuable renewal contracts for energetic workers. Modern ington, D. c. 3-su-tf
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S35o WILL buy good 4-room house; 1t rents for S6o per annum and Is worth more money than askedS half cash, zirlxle & Moore u
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WANTED-To sell exchange plantation consisting of 24o acres, located one and a half miles west of Elmore Station; a bargain For particulars call on J. Cary Taylor. Nj. & O.
 freight office. 1T
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

WANTED-To represent us in the State of Alabama. where we have a well-established trade, an experienced travelling clothing sales man. Apply. with references to H. H. Lauch- heimer & Sons. Baltimore, Md. 3t
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FIRE INSURANCE AND BONDs-PoIicies written in best companies; bonds executed. on short notice; burglary insurance at low rates
 W. c. Holt, Agent. 20 FOR SALE-Five new houses near Swayne school; no better renting property in city; pays big interest on investment; will loan most of money to purchase 1t If desired. ZiTkle & Moore. 20
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TO CAPITALISTS OR EMIGRANTS-Full of ficial information in illustrated pamphlet in English. German or Italian on mining, rubber agriculture and industrial opportunities in
 Peru will be sent free application to Peru vian Minister. Washington, D. C. "
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ALL charity patients desiring aomssIon to the wards Of the Montgomery Inirmary muhr lowing physicians: Drs. Goldthwalts, MoCon. nIco, Baker, Pollard and Billing. who compo1s tAs visiting stan. from either the city or clunty physiciRns. Drn. Thorington and BiI. linE su-wd-fr-u q
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Charles & Nelson, Real Estate and Insurance.

FOR SALE-Vacant lot. prominent street. near street car. elevated. graded curbed, fine To- cation; cheap at S.5oo; can be had for Sl,
 25o. Zrkle & Moore. 1T
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wANTED-Room and board by couple; private family flrst-class boarding house. Address promptly, stating particulars. No. I6, care Advertiser. &