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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-29
GENERAL NEWS .

Doe cent ~ ~ years, lss; Y
4, ~ A negro mob lynohed negro
tramp in Florida FOR assaulting negro
woman. h SssgglS
The United States uses nearly a
third more coffee than the rest Of the
world put together. i
- About s1O9, 600 900 worth Of
candy and confectionery arc man,
ufctnred and sold in this country each
year. ..t. 4, :.s5 ..i
T Zen desths from lockjaw have
EsEuited an Cleveland, Ohio, ainoe
July 4th as . result; OF accidents with
toy pistols. 3
Dora Wright. oolored. was hang;
ed at South MoAliBter, /. n, on Fri
day for Misunderstanding o aeven-year.
old child to DEATH, s,s 81
- The executive Office OF tho Unit.
| ed States calls for only Sl12. 600 o
year, while England gives the royal
family 5000, 900. =.
The twelye-year.old son OF ].
y. Stevens, of Auguata, died u look.
jaw, the result Of o slight wound in
the foot with asplinter.
- The first bale Of new cotton from
Zapata county Texaag waa soiS On , tha
New York cotton exohanee IN. Tnes.
day, 2lst inst, lor 262 cents.
The Kansas wheat Drop ;, is SO
large that's car famine exists. It is
stated that the railroads, do not own.
enough cars to handle the ssop. g:
- A tornado Killed Ave apersnnaa
stu stsa,. .n.uTer Ts score OF others at
osFeasor, e, ~, Inc same tornado kill!
eu - iour PERSONS at MENDOZA. III. 1
- The First BAPTIST church iWil.
EningtoI, n. g., mas resolved tol dis
eipline any its members that may
sign petitions for liquor license. rs
~ The C4eorc;a ,;,.s .jao;.,st,ra 4 I:,,aa
the bill nrov;digs ,h ss ,~sa "nn s;c. s.a.ea
quired TO work On the roads oPStba
county in which they wee senteacad.
Twantv o,a.l, il .h;as NJ. e, rs. Vys !,
Cart+., iii .s;i.osS siplhs ls,s =. sas = eW Aqrk
sor .rnhh;n. % frs;.at ass 49, 0een ~, aflssseo
;st;nr I 8, q, ,,es . oasS. : Inc psgn-
lars - -, - A''s suousaHu ss g; oels
57's'iiss,.. !, 4. J, : - 80
!. ons s.as s.aIeEea w anq ntty American
7,
Of Porto Rico last y yaar and o .rs cSaSoss - y
nv NV sstuEning lot sneir u, Summer Eaca- M
A negro man in Raaunopt
Texas, ST, endenvorine ID Kill h;a w;ee'
shot, q policeman who attemntcd ~
arrast him. Tha man ,gna a., nro,d !, Z. ytiv IL
.I5nched. s.:G!.=7s g's',s 4
I q a,,.. Z, j. as;3. mr. IN. i:
home in Lexington. Kv. on Wed,es. Ga
day =. shss aEs Of SIS SIS. Cen. Cisv waa
minister 20 Russin rnier Tinenin,a al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - - Z - As7
me t,oono ha,a a,.,,- IL
nj 1ziit,indrswn 81, from R;ohmond a.; yeGa 20
SSfl a,il}s ~ : .a;a..: ~ nas ooso sne Stase
,s,yvs ssrsss :. ~ .,r;ia nsa1A peass auf'g tne
60. 5N a.,,;.h 49, 4, 3. !.
MI ,,s ~, sssnp;nsg eaS saoe snas
pylySeaeeyr sl.ySse yrr 70 pF99nipategy tne supreme
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STATE! i NEWS. n

d;s;nn d;tS,oa S'1s Saar eon.
N'sss. j !. . ! .,,l 8 B. .. Z
| dow il tha Snartan Inn Snsr,snhmrs & : nv
and ygas kiliad w 3 =, s.1s = = g e
M, J. 49,, q /; n. s. 20. . 4
~ 1911 enart - satn SpliIgs ~
vSs nm WaJ o.J Jssy Mas as'lost pufaea
~ . . -. 10 q e.
Tho .afgle Stantoia, mG!!on O.
J;ed a.Sanda. ga.l M suaso, Saiutcn. 'll''s =.
1''u g sanusy' = i9sn inst; M
l.. - Ansgro in the Cemden Jail freed
| himself Nth spo0n by picking the
mortar from between the bricks. #
= The contract for Aiken's new s
tourist hotel has been let. The atruc-
Iture will cost somet thing like $500, 600.
J. y: !. f.... :. I. -, ,I.!
Iies,oa ty, 8. ~ Ivy supper rear unat' ~
death S ssrs ulsa; sHa issuassa u tne
M, al, "a: a.... s .. I,
Sountv ths,;s s,a i. nnIu 1va on v,;isa n.Iua ~
need yosS;a. 49, 's.S :. oN' y ~ lllles suas
sO "otAs 4. fs 5,. Il h. i. Il
St Mre. Lee Began was killed at
UOwpens, Spartanbnrg county, by
being thrown from o wagon that the
mules had run away with. .-s',l,' I 81
Sc Juduas Dant s lar az I.anven. on
WED esdsvs eranted hail n '.Tnn H'. H-
|sVham. tha slavar nf Favatsa Ran.
age, in the sum of Sd, 600. . ~.
\, ss. {, !, !. & !. 4, =. 81;
sbafb oasa asSs sm aaG af1s As,e9ams.
faIla n9ln 9 oiorea, soaght az Abbeyiila on
Weenesaay niglt ana the former Was
shot ana klilsd Dy the the. latter. 5ss
T. Lesesne lS Wells. we'll knbvn
cotton factors OF J Charleston, have
1I! Itsa.a pet!tions ~ Dan 1la lkrnptcy giving
!tlIei sneir liapllaties 81. g66, ,u65. ~ and
tneir sIlellsS assets as ,tss.ss.
In q fiehSYh two naproas as
SpartanbuFe Hnb Flack strnnk DoeI
Jones on the had with aometh;ny
that dazed hin. Jones walked 10 l h;s
home aud aanext & fterncen, abnnt & &
o'olockhe died. d, Sl @ 7,sl1
M i 7. ,-,l ,,,S 3 81
deys recovered 4 diamond rinn J ,yzorth
sI7B belonging to NM. Jaa. H. Mo
Tntosh, which diaannaarad Prom her
home in April s servant in }he
hoasa Mad stolen is. g, f,,!5 IS 8 :,
aYsss =. - ~. $50 iE SsttsIs stss IS ,i y
negro 1l man ae seorge town 4! ccri-
nT.S ssSs sa.Tl?e tass syeek py Jumping
Oh Oh sas 9ock .s INTO tnsElyer. The dock
Tps NJ Maeo VIII pseplsa as ene time. g.
.ns aeghe appeared 20 sbe either m. !.
'oS'oassa.of insane a:
ircy
\, ,,;s partan purg 5ury gave Mrs.i
Dayls t:. seraics, m 'as, gr 3 q, ,gOg damages
aagNnsIIg. y. Sgoiiina, 2 merchant.
mss. nn5..hDaa Dsyls VS., bought goods from him
nuu natsss:Is .nsg nnout' the settle ie'
lnens Sei l.ls'aief aha ne struck her- ss5 81 81
The areenvills News saws that.
District Attorney John "a. f1sse-. as5.
5ssinI 5sssn ziiin1aIIlructed b. Attorney. Ganerai
Knox 20 probe the conditions ia South.
Carolina and asc ertais'if fhera 4 Ara anui
peonaaeoaaes in thia stass s 3. & - -
81, : !. s. 81 &, & 7, e q
on,.,;,s ~ Moys oS fns esate 81 Agrie
sendinv oaE gha nsan,s.,sS .s ,sss i: s, e =
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ANDERSON, $. g, WEDNESDAY,, JULY 29 1908 ~
Programme for Gala Week,

Andesson,s Gala Week is only g few
Hays on. Inc following programme
mas peen arranged for the occasion:
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OF which we will have q large
display. Terms and PRICES
RIGHT. Sec our Buggies at
935 TO &45. !
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negro man at 4s0ygetoWjn CON
sdsguicide last s7sek by jumpipI
ofthe dock into .thsriver. The doc
was crowded with people at the time
The nngrc appeared ID be either ia
toxicatedsor insane {. IA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
W. Warner. secretary. Garden City; Aug.

w. Warner, secretary, Garden City; Aug
franklin County Agricultural society
Sarey Nj. Porter, secretary, Ottaha; Sept.
''I Ford County Fair and Driving Park as
ociation-August II, II and 10 L. j. Pet
- Harvey County Agricultural society,".
c. Nicholson, secretary, Newton; Sept. p
Jackson County Agricultural and Fair
association-S. B. McG7ew, secretary, Hol-
Jefferson County Agricultural and Me-
chanical sssocia tion-George A Patterson.
secretary, OskalooSa; Sept. IA.
Jewell County Agricultural association
H R. Honey. secretary. Mankato; Sept.
Fra frankfort Fair association CMarshaJ
county, D; Gregg, secretary. Frank
Marshall County Fair association-E. l.
Miller, secretary. Marysvllle; Sept. 15-1s.
Miami County Agricultural and Meehan-
secretary, Paola; Sept. Sill.
Mitchell County Agricultural association
H. A. Phelps. secretary, 6eloit; Sept. 30
Morris County Exposition Con-. F.
Amrine, secretary. Council Grove; Sept
Nemaha County Fair association-w. R.
Graham. secretary Seneca; Sept. Il
o Nssh9 ecr en1gty Er ai Sept zoea
Chanute Agricultural Fair, Park and
Driving association (Neosho couuty)--A- E.
Ness County Agricultural association-I
B. Pember. secretary. Ness City; Sept -
Norton County Agricultural association
C. ]. Shimeall. secretary, Norton; Sept.
IA
Central Kansas Fair association (Reno
county)-Ed NJ. Moore, secretary, Hutchin-
son: Sept. 1919.
Usage County Fair association-E. T.
Price. secretary Burlingame; Sept IA.
Rice County Agricultural Fair and Live
stock association-W T. Brown. secretsfy,
Sterling: Sept IA.
Riley County Agricultural society-E. c.
Newly, secretary, Riley; Sept. IA
Rocks County Fair associat ion-Olmer
Adams, secretary, Stockton.
Saline County Agricultural, Horticul-
turai and Mechanical association-H. B.
Wallace, secretary, Salina: Sept SIN.
Wichita State Fair association (Sedg wick
county1-H. G. Toler, secretary, Wichita.
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KANSAS FAIRS.

Following Is a list OF fairs to be held in
Kansas in 1858:
WESTERN STATE FAIRS FOR 1909
Missouri State fair, Sedalia, Aug. 1872.
Iowa State fair, Des Moines, Aug. 21-29.
Minnesota State fair, Hamline, Aug. 81
Sept. 8.
Nebraska State fair Lincoln Sept 4-ll
Kansas State fair, Topeka, Sept. 1918.
Illinois State fair Sept. 26-Oct. 3.
Texas State fair, San Antonio, Sept. 20
Oct II.
st. Louis fair, Oct. o-11.
COUNTY FAIRS.
Allen County Agricultural society,". T.
Tredway, secretary, lola; Sept. Sill.
Barton County Fair observation-disclosures
W. Clark. secretary, Great Bend; Aug. %
Hiawatha Fair association Drown coun-
saved the visitors from third shutout.
ty3-Ellfott Irving, secretary. Hiawatka;
Butler County Fair -assoeiation-J. W.
Robson, secretary, Ell Dorado; Oct. So
Hewins Park and Fair association (Chau-
tauqua county)-P- N. Whitney. secretary,
Ciay County Fair association-E e.
Hopes. secretary, Clay Center; Sept. s-11.
Corey County Agricultural FAIR assocfa-
tion-J- E Woodford, secretary. Burling-
Eastein Cowley Fair association (Cowley
county)-Ed E. Reed. secretary. Burden:
Cowiey County Agricultural aud STOCK
Show association-W- J. Wilson. secretary.
Kinney Fi1rlae:y' County Agricultural society-A.
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draps down inside Oar may be seben
3 ar traps sittin around dar, but instinct
bulldog waitin' 'mong de vines but he
viii ketch no sound.
ober de fence he was5 back agin, an now
he bars in his arms a prize fur which
kings might go to wah. It's a 20-pound
! red-cored watermillyon, an it am dead
ripe De old woman still mods in her cheer
an de chilli still sleep in DER beds when
de husband an ladder returns an places
his prize on de table an sits down to gloat
ober it. Oars bizness dar. Oars luxury
sa tisfaction, exultashun. All of Rockefel
Ten minits passes away an den de old
woman is woke up. She gazes an smiles,
chilPen out of bed an tells EN- to walk
around dat millyon on DER hands an feel
as much reverence as if it was an angel
right down from heaven. A feelin of awe
creeps ober 'em an DER mouths water as if
dey had bin tastin' saleratus.
De husband an fadder am in no hurry.
He takes five minits mo- to smile; he takes
ten to sharpen up de butcher knife. He
keeps wife and chill'en on de ragged aige
gurgles in his throat Bimeby he am all
ready. He don't rush forward an stab.
up an stab dat millyon in de back una
wares. He jest holds it down wild his free
hand an breathes sort o prayer and
cuts it frew de middle an says 'yum-yum,'
as de two red halves lay befo' him. Den
dat family gathers round, an as de whip
poor-wills continer to trill an de nightin-
gales to ravish de night wild DER soft
voices. dat millyon am slowly, but surely
tucked away to mingle wild human souls
an strengthen an elevate 'em. In an hour
from de beginnin' dars only a heap o.
riEds left, an dey hev bin gnawed mighty
clus De ole man satisfied down I'M
der his west. de ole woman can't skassly
breathe for bein' filled up to de chin, an
de chil'en git back to DER beds to wonder
why folks sigh fur riches an kill each
odder fur money.
Oats de pictur'. and kin see yo'r eyes
shinin' an hear yo' gurglin in yo'r threats
as yo behold it. 1t hain't no legacy from
a dead uncle: it hain't no lottery ticket dat
has drawed a prize; it hain't no feast sent
in to order by De1monico an costin'
hundred dollars. It's jest a watermillyon
dat am serenely reposin' in sandy sile an
was transferred fur de good of mankind
content an it has accomplished it an
can be excused fur de rest of de sezun.
Yo' Jest keep it right in mind dat Natur'
made no mistake when she created de
culfd man an de watermillyon in de same
aige.
MY friends. take de watermillyon as it
am. Look upon him fur what he is. If
you pass him by day lift yor old hats in
respect; if yo' stumble across him by
night give him de glad hand an let him
know dat he am welcome. We am of
him an he am of Widout him we
should degenerate to savagery; widout us
he would come an go an die alongside
de pumpkin. Let dar be utilization, unity,
equality, respect. Let one build up the
odder an not build up deirSelves, an may
peace prevail an prosperity reign
| copyright, 1903, by c. B. Lewis)
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DE fust thing dat cherry Guild child
should farn am to treat de watermillyon
wild respect. 1t represents Ham an his
tribe. 1t represents nillyons an millvons
who am dead, an millyons miIlyons
who am still libin. If de watermi1lyon
hadn't cum to soothe an solace, to incite
an upbuild de Guild man of today might
hev had horns his head an chewed a
cud.
Oar am Guild men in dis land today
who orter to be sent to prison fur de way
dey treat de emblem of our race. Dey walk
up to it as if it was bag of sand an
had feelin' an dey bust it open an
eat away like cows in somebody's garden.
My friends, cum wild me in fmagiua-
shun. It am summers night. Oar amt
no moon, an de stars amt shinin' TOO
brightly. Oars gentle breeze, an de
whip poor-wills am trilling der songs from
de bushes along de river De chilln am
in bed, an de old woman am noddin' in
her cheer A cult man in de prime of life
shuts up de family Bible he has bin readin'
an puts on his hat and tiptoes to de doah
an vanishes into de night. Half mile
away is a truckpatch, wild watermillyons
waitin fur him to cum an bar 'em
away.
Twenty nlinits arter dat Guild man has
passed out doahs a dark fgger may be
seen loolxin' between de rails of de fence
surroundin dat truckpatch Dat dark fig
ger rises up an softly climbs de fence an
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BROTHER GARDNER.
He Makes a Few Remarks on the
Watermelo

WdbcELuSlCQ-
X My friends" said Brother Gardner as
the dogs were turned out doors and Para
disc Hall grew quiet, Il want to say few
words to yo' tonight on de subjick of de
watermillyon. In talkin' wild varus men,
bers of dis club of late 1 hev found a Ia
mentabie state of ignorance prevailin', an
desire to correct a number of errors.
De impression has somehow fixed itself
IN de Guild mans mind dat de watermill-
yon made its fust appearance in de Gar
den of Eden Don't yo' believe it no lon
al dat time, an his name was Adam, an
ne was white man. De Guild man WASH t
to be heard of till a hundred y ars later,
an watermillyons would simply hev bin
thrown away Adam might hev played
football wild EN-, or Eve might hev throw
EN- EN- at de cats, but neither of EN-
would hev knowed satisfaction in EN-.
when de fust pickaninny cum along he
was fed on vans an hoecake. an growed
mo dan u vars old, however, when he
began to go back on his diet an look
around fur sumthin' to tell him dat he had
soul. He didn't know what he wanted,
an he tried turnips an squash an pump
kins, to be disappointed He stuck TO it
jest de same. an one day he walked up
agin a watermillyon. He jest boiler right
out an went fur it widout wastin' any
time, an when ne got frew wild one he
tur' had made de black man, an Natur
had made de wa termillyon, an since dat
time dey hev bin one an inseparable. De
white man has tried to sneak in now an
den IN set up claim, but he has allus
failed.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her CastorIa.
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them CastorIa.
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WANTED-AGENTs

WANTED-Several persons of character
and good reputation in each state Zone
in this county requfredl to represent and
advertise old established wealthy business
house of solid financial standing. Salary
81 weekly with expenses additional. all
Davable in cash direct each Wednesday
from head offices. Horse and carriage fur
nfshed when necessary. References. I'm
Caxton bldg.s Chicago.
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WANTED-An experienced groceryman
with some capital to take position in
growing business in Topeka. Address with
particulars, Experienced Groceryman, care
Journal.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-Farm of 70 acres near the
acres cane balance pasture, price $500; can
be leased for 1904. Address Box 342, Topeka.
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PATRONIZE Towards little furniture
store because they downed the prices
John L. dickers in real estate; everything
goes. 500 Kansas ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

READY FOR UsINESS-Having made
extensive repairs and improvements in
my mill and warehouse. ] am better pre-
pared than ever 10 take care of large or
ders Feeders. I want your orders. Farm
ers I want your grain. d. o. Coe, 119 E.
Sixth st. Both phones 339
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JEWELER AND oPTIoIAN.

F. ". SWEARING EN-, Jewele- an6 grad
Late opticien. We guarantee every pair
of glasses to fit and every watch we re-
pair We carry the largest line of
watches, clocks, diamonds, cut glass. etc.
IN the city. Watch inspector u. P. r. Il.
Ia Kansas ave.
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Union Pacihc
Missouri Pacific.

effective July g. 1899
No. 3o1, passenger. leave Topeka.....S :45 am
No. 315. LEGAL, leave Topeka .--.......7:00 am
No. 302. passenger. arrive Topeka -. 3 so pm
No. 314, local. arrive Topeka. $500 pm
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PHYSICIANS AND sUReEoNs.
FREE DISPENSA-RY.

-->-~~-~-~-~~~-~>~~~-~~-~-r
TOPEKA FREE DISPENSART, south
east corner 18th and Tyler sts., from 1
to p. M, except Sundays. Conducted by
regular practiclng physicians for The
benefit of persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tents assured of careful and consid-
crate treatment. Medicine furnished in
most cases.
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City Ticket Office. Onion Pacif
Railroad. SIS Kansas avenue.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Good arm walters; also young
man for kitchen work. Cremerie restaur-
rant.
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FELLOW Traveller, to the bar of God,
who drinksl Do you wish to get on
with the sober world? If SO. call or write
De Voc Liquor Cule Co., 534 Kansas ave.
and 102 E. Sixth So. Topeka. Kan.
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MUSICAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.

"CO-ACTION-PRICE" fully explained at
525 North Kansas ave.-every day at
noon. c. f. Sash. chairman committee of
arrangements for Sept. T. American Labor
league.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade, few
weeks completes, splendid wages paid
graduates. tools given. diplomas granted,
board provided can earn all expenses be-
fore completing. Catalogue explains how,
mailed free. Moler Barber college, st.
Louis, Mo.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

~~~-~~~-~~~~>~-~-(N-~~~0-|--
STRAY ED-From Keith tract pasture,
cream colored Jersey COW, dark about
neck, short horns, thin flesh. Reward for
return or information to sol West st.
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WANTED-Tinners at ss1 Kansas ave. A.
]. Peterson.
MAN with references for commercial trav-
eler to call on merchants and agents; ex-
perience not required salary $24 per week
with expenses advanced National, $50
Dearborn St, Chicago.
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RUG FACTORY.

WANTETl-You TO let US make your Ole
carpets into rugs Gail phones 421 O.
add sess Mccormick & Peake, 527 Jackson
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CARPET CLEANING.

O~-~O~~~-~-~-~0~-~-~
WANTED-You to have your carpets
cleaned McCormick & Peake. Tele'
phones 421-
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

~-~~~-~--N~---~-~-->-~~-->
J. c. ELLIOTT. rs Kansas ave. genera
sporting goods, guns, ammunition, base
ball supplies. fishing tackle. xefrigera TO
baskets, Sprats dog food and medicines
phone 675.
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FOR SALE-New modern cottage rooms.
close in. IL lots, easy terms. Owner leav-
ing the city Fred Oliver, 400 E 10th st.
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FOR sA1E-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-New room cottage, monthly
payments, $1,000. Inquire at premises, 14l7
W. 10th st.
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STORAGE
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STO-SAGE
Co. packs, ships and stores household
goods Tel. 1856. Clarence Skinner. LIZ {.
9TH st.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
EXPRESS DELIVERY.


FOR BAGGAGE and moving call u
phone 99s. Anterior Bros. onfice Il
East 6th ST.