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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-12
FOR BIRDS
EXECUTION

The rope which viii BE- us~d 10
kHnx Homrf uird. the kiAekA MIR
defef- IN Hitkn. March 9. In being
<fretrhsd IN the etfir q ths King
rrvnty Courthouse TO-DAY. At the re-.
quest Of Y. :. Marsha. rhoup af Al
asia. who vas Ia seattle last week
sheriff s'xidifs<e has furnished the
marshal with q Plaza of the King
eeanty scadnid ana has undertaken
20 forward the necessary Iron wofk
and the rope 20 Hitks
HIrd WAS convicted Of having MUIR
1ered two "a HE COMPANIONS. IN 1895.
His Daughter recently wrote 10 Miss
A lice Roosevelt. asking her 10 inter-
csde IN ifird's behalf with her fath.
er, tho president Of the United
stAtsa
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into thu rack overhead, and II was
probably overlooked. The debris
OF the car has not yet been thor
auHhly searched
when the train was FIRST stopped
the tfainmen offered resistance. and
several shots were oxrhanFed
Division superintendent tioyie Was
on the train In one Of the sleeping
ears. and ran forward with a reNolV-
e. but vas afraid 20 shoot through
tear OF hlstins one Of his own men
ia the darkness.
f.ATER-it n learned that the
robbers obtained only fseo The
larger safe Of the express ear was
unfhoicsted and the bandits did not
sntef the fsaii car, The express cav
= practically wrecked. The weund
ef the man cserh. Who was shot, 10
net serious.
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LOUISE
MAY MARRY HER
CIR0N

DRESDEN. Feb. 1.-The decree
Of divorces granted 10 the crown
prifsfe Of Eaxony yesterday permits
both PARTIES 70 marry again. The
prince applied merely for a sepera-
ton % bed ard board. hut the FORM
er crown princess asked for an abeo-
fufa divorce. which the judges Do
elded could not be refused under the
civil code. The princess cannot
marry Gfron. however. and obtain
recognition Of marriage under the
German lnw.
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every kind. and .0oo. coo rounds Of
krns- Jorgenaen smokeiesn powder
The building was valued at fs0s 900.
Extraordinary work on the part Of
the fire departments of this city.
Moline ana Davenport. finally
brought the fire under control before
u spread 10 other buildings. While
the IRE was raging "A continuous
nud deafentnE roar was kept up by
the explOniona Of ammunition, and
the flames lighted up the country
for miles around
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Il A. the Diamond Ics alsd storage
ronafans plant. ea February :. q
lest vas made Of the boilers 10 finc
|tnt the esaporafIux capacity as vel
~ the load which they were carry
BIG The normal capacity Of the
rilrrp h go. hafss power. ON =
A~rs< ef ~ peands Of watef per
Fersx power the avcragr exal0fatiot.
Nas tsa - hofre power for tho sntire
- hours Daring q portion o. this
ufne. frofn ! q. IN. until a M. the
bad wss but about 40 heFas power.
paf on ths other hand. ffusn ) until
.. IN the Load averaged bst~ser
o. and 40 hefae power. or over II
pr cent more than the uoFnAl ca
rseftf. Ths~e conditions are being
MT stth daily.
A careful inspection has bern made
~ tks snaks emitted ffpm the pis nj
pn1r normal as wsii ss when the
8otl~<s are overloaded. There is ne
&~re.ptlhlc differences IN the amount
a. smoke snlstsa from the stack. II
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FAFHfNoToN, d. C.. Feb. IA
department. Of commerce. bill
n9f BE- signed by President
seit until Attorney General
c.1 PASSES hia approval upon u,
vii probably be early next
The PRESIDENT will then Inn
-1'te'y appoint Secretary C0rtei-
% TIE new cabinet position.
,..em Loeb. r.. now assistant Sec
~. y the president, will be pro-
- torfelyou'a present place
-. zppoinfFueuf ~ csstelyOu h
k4*r In the fact that II meets the
49, approval Of both parties. and
~ Epi~ly from general reconnf-
ne great ability and tact.
ne house today the ehapiafn's
ex-.. prayer was devoted almost
*2'lr 70 Lincoln.
49, .e.nferenfe report on the gen.
x.zff bill vas adopted without
tinH. The committee on mcr-
s-< marine and fisheries today
X Z favorable report on the bill
s.teua 70 vessels operated by gas.
$3.50 and electric motors the reg
ss nov applicable 10 steam
~ ne senate an adverse report
1le1a Today BY .t.s committee on
upon fils nomination Of
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WAS SHOT BY
PASSENGER

Heweil Sanders, n marine engineer
who was injured BY the accidental
discharge OF a shotgun on board the
fugboat Tiiiicum. February 1909, IL
suing the Htimson NH company,
owner OF the boat. for 10000 dam
ages In Judge Morris department. Of
the superior court.
tamnses on tho ground that the gun
was the pfoporty Of one Of q party
Of eportsmen, who. Il IN alleged, were
taken on the tug as passengers. :.
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DINNER TO
GEN. BOOTH

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. IA
Senator Hanna wins the host at n
dinner given at the Arlington last
night In honor of General Will
liam Booth. founder and head Of the
Salvation Army, Senator Hanna IL
a personal friend OF General Booth
aud has displayed n lively interest
In the affair OF the Salvation Army
since it's foundation. For n number
OF years he has been "a liberal con-
tributor TO the organizations work
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was defeated and then an amend
nusht providing that no more than
two members Of the commission
should be Of the dominant political
party was carried. An amendment
making the commissioners subject to
confirmation was declared carried
without division. and this was fur
tbef backed up with provision thas
the appointses could not enter upon
their duties until 20 confirmed, max
Ing appointments between sessions
impossible.
Another amendment eliminating
the provision which precludsa a re-
view Of the commission acts by the
courts was pending when the COM
nlttee OF the whole. In which the
house had resolved Itself 10 consider
the bill. arose and reported progress.
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NUISANCE CAN
BE ABATED
Citizens VIII Sue the Seattle Electric Company
for Damages i'm Case Smoke Ordin-
aS1ce Is Not Enforced

No further prosecutions srainsl
smo&e puiaaness wiil Be taken up ~
the municipal court IN tins near
Future unless people annoyed BY the
smoke viii offer their Testimony Ia
the cases which rsInaln % - tried.
In the oasc Against the fraffie
Eieetrte Company. however, ttsee>
annoyed by the smoke from fhs Fe-st
street power plant are determines
THAI the nuieancs shall tir sbatsd- u
10 claimed thai these people are pre-
rared 10 prove that y u rs~sihts 70
abats the nuisance. and shnuaI
Judge George dismiss the ease. thry
viii Institute heavy damage suits
comparison 81 the plants u thu
Seattle Electric Company and the
DtsnaBd lee and Storage C.npzny.
u II claimed. viii show that wftn
fsfeFoacr 10 this stxe OF the r~sperfieo
plants the seattle Electric Compass
carries No haast~r load than II q
times carried ~ the plssnend lee sE1
Storage plant
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-..~-rc r,h. fs--The burlington
w. ~ Northern Pacific,
9 q. ~ ~ eight mile. from he.e,
49, sna = mail clerk hadl,
- ~ ~<ssfsi mashed rut'ber.-
- ave the engineer danset
~i,k likhsed lantern. aud
= ~ iran sssprsa nc saki'.ref
- -.s,i and cypress cars and
- ~ mites ahead. where
80 - wss espleded with
Ne sefs was ble~n TO
- 80 ~ <xpf~-s car wreck
~ ,ss<sss ihsn turned their
- - nsan car, rhr mail
~ .s-~s< at and osse Of them
~ ~ ro1>rfy was taking
- ~ 49, In.s.svrssa
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SENATE DEFEATS
COMMISSION BILL
House Is Not Yet Through With the Measure
but Amends 1t Beyond Recognition

OLYMPIA, Feb. i2.-The railroad
commission bill In dead fof this see
aian Of the legislature. ~ the sen
ate late yesterday afternoon the bill
was Indefinitely postponed by vote
Of ~ 10 II. which WAS acknowledged
relative strength Of the railroad ana
anti-rnilfoad forces IN that body.
The house only got ne far ms the
first section. but when they got
through with u u was 20 disfiKured
that the author. 10 he ever sees ".
viii not recognise his progeny,
Before the reading clerk had fin
ished two lines. he was interrupted
by yesterday, who offered an
amendment 20 make II provide for
an elective instead Of an hppointive
commission. by viva voce vote this
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POPE LEO
very WEAK

ROME. Feb. 1.-THE pope still
feels the effect OF his indisrosition
lhst week. He gave a very brief
audience today 20 Bishop Burke of
~. Joseph, Mo. His voice trembled
and his limbs wavered. His increas-
.f.x weakness is apparent.
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ACClDENT
KILLED

MOUNT PLEASANT. Utah. Feb
iz--taseph founs. spectator fol-
lowing teasns from this city ana
sunniron to watch a taek rabbit
hunt, was shot and killed accident
ally BY hunter. Young Was Not
ssen BY the naan who nred ths shos.
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QUAY OWNS
up TO IT

WASHINGTON. n. C.. Feb. IA
Senator Quay admitted thts morning
that &c had been In csrfesnoufsnc<
stth John ID. Archbolf Of the stand
ard OF Company regarding pending
ANTITRUST legislation Further than
this be declined 10 discuss the mat
tor.
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TlLTON TRIAL
Is POSTPONE

The trial Of James Tilton for thu
murder OF l.. a. Booth. has been con-
tlnned until tomorrow morning. IN
order that a return may be made
from the special venire OF jurors
drawn Tuesday afternoon.
The II turYfnen who have been nc-
cepted will remain In the custody Of
the superior court bailiffs until to-
morrow morning.
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EPARTMENT
OF COMMERCE
tslybody Approves Prospective
Appointment Of COrteIyou to
Cabinet Office

crufr, the coIored man selected by
President Roosevelt 20 be collector
Of customs nj Charleston. y. q. The
vote IN committee was ; 10 7. Per-
klns and Oailingef voted with the
Democrats. This afternoon the ssn-
ate Is considering the Panama
canal treaty.
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.CHOUL CASE

fNDfANAPoLrs. reb. 1.-THE
closing arguments In the case against
DIR. Alexander. charged with com-
plioity In grave robbins. are In pro-
efesa this afternoon. The general
belief II that the jury will disagree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-12
LAUNDRY WORKERS
GIVE A SMOKER

A smoker and banquet was given
In the Eagles hall last night by tho
Seattle Laundry Drivers Protective
association. A pleasant evening OF
fun and froIio was enjoyed by the
laundry divers and their frineds.
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ARSENAL.
BURNED

ROCK ISLAND. Ill. Feb. 1.-THE
main storebouae Of the government
arsenal here was destroyed by fire
last night with all it, contents. The
latter we're valued at 1850, 600 and
Included military equipments Of
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e. A. swensen Of s22 Boron avenne.
reported two lost boys 10 the police
yesterday One - his IL year-old ror,.
and the other claud Gouchie. The
boys have been missing since Mon
day.
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~s'D "fvu NJ um rrpeafruiy ne rucs
eeeded In distancing all Of them and
escaped 70 the adjoining hills. The
..,..,, -. -
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mente on an extensive scale for the
reception az the Auditorium tonight
la honor OF John Mitchell, president
Of the United Mine Workera Of
america. iieaidex Mr.. Mitchell the
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held him, he ran 20 Heights body
and pulled a revolver from the dead
.stt.4 ~. ~. ahot
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y Cleveland. New York and else
where.
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'e' With Ffiih's wife. on going
'y into hts wIfe's bedroom,
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There Capt. Campbell and the crew
who were the only persons aboard
the craft. were taken from the burn
ing steamer la boats manned In the
vicinity. The steamer then burned
10 the waters edge.
when the firc WIS FIRST discovered
II was thought that the blaze could
quickly be exfinKuished. However.
the flames spread fnpidiy. and be-
fore the shore could be reached. the
hose aud iireboatH had been con-
numed.
The hay city was owned by the
Washington Navigation company.
OF which Capt. w II Ellis OF Seattle
ln president. The damage done her
win amount TO about $4,000. She
had recently been Withdrawn from
the Tacoma Olympia run to take the
Seattle Hremerton route. She was
going TO the drydeek 10 receive al
torntlons before taking the run. yes
t~rdny afternoon. last summer she
was used rs an excursion steamer.
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BAY Cit Y
BURNED

BALLARD. Feb. 1.-THE sound
steamer Hay city was burned ANA
besrhed yesterday afternoon while
on her way from Seattle 60 the dfy-
dock at ballard The blaze, the
origin of which IL still unknown. was
discovered when the steamer Was on
West point. and although st line Of
hose was quickly put into operation,
the vessel was "a inahn Of flames ana
the crew We're Ia imminent danger
OF being burned 10 death before the
steamer could be beaehed nj the en-
trance Of the government canal.
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Firth then attempted to shoot the
three children, but one Williams. nm
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IN FORK. s-non ~ e. osAs. charh<r.
/ - Yssssf We are
/ .aupxo social
b
cfn<r "a he
$3.50 a1nens f-w csrperasicns u ssv~~
what<xur. Tn<r<
/ r. u seehm sas bGI n pas.<a Should
- - nserh rsftsss.hps AID <errarsions enssxvd In
/ sheuid be made mandatory all
0k6 % their hasne- 70 The ssssce dsfafsrsat Am
u - = tnAnxssn sfterncan send
- Join n. ARcHBoIp.
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KIxEFELLER OFFERED
/ STRENUOUS OBJECTION
i ln6-Irust Law Because II Would Interfere
With Standard Oil Graft

vnANc1sco ir-Th- this n
- rrrHn u knowsdss.
80 es,rox.l o.
= - senAe spsn
- - pAs-d. rh< seissram reads fellows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-22
Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Aas peen used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHlNG. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SoOTHES the
CHILD, S0FTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND COIIC and Il
the best remedy FOR Ola RRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
twenty-five cents 4 bottle.
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CHICAGO Live Stock Show

Every stoc6man needs the inspiration
and benefit Of the International Live
Stock exhibition.
Arrange your plans to include a trip
to Chicago for this event, November Is
TO December ).
Special rates via the Santa Fe. ASK
!. r. Delaney, agent
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Notice.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Manhattan Mining & Milling Co
for the election of officers viii be held
at its Wichita office December the 10Th,
0S.-MANfIATTAN MINING & MILL
ING CO, L. Miner, Secretary and
Treasurer. 149-su-3t
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining in the post.
office at Wichita, Kansas. unclaimed for
the week ending November p. In calling
for any of these letters say advertised
giving the date:
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FOR SALEl5iG " Topeka. brick fiat, "A
rooms. 50 feet; rents SO per month;
price. 1920.
3l2 Ohio, rooms 20 feet, cement Walk
100 feet. corner Harry and Patte. 500
Southwest corner Laura ana keHoSs,
fire Groom house. barn, 50 feet; worth
any day. S1,5e). Price, sl,2e.
How's th!s?: 80 feet. so feet south of
First or Pennsylvania; cement walk;
close in; big bargain, S2,5o.
100 feet southwest corner eIroNe aLio
Second; fine houses for surroundings,
That $500 property on Indiana for $500
still stands. Don't put IL OF too long
Snap cs Some new nodJIn ao bfqsfS Pay
5 $ tx oXer Kan. Nat. Bank Phone si4
FOR sALE-A special bargain for this
week:
A 9-story building in the first block on
North Main.
A business lot on Douglas avenue, west
of St. Francis.
a corner lot on Douglas, west OF A.
L. & S. F. Il. r.
A new. modern residence, on Soiln
Lawrence avenue
FIFTY feet. corner of Washington and
Douglas avenue; pays L per cent net:
Two special bargains on St. FRANCIS,
close in.
Three well-improved, 1e-acre tracts, bot
tom land
A soeciaI bargain on North Market. new
and modern
A snap in a new cottage on North En-
poria.
loo acres, joins Riverside park; all bot
tom land.
go acres Arkansas river bottom, fine
buildings.
100 acres. miles out. fine buildings,
good land.
10 acres fine, to subdivide, at a bargain:
10 acres, good house, barn, orchard ana
alfalfa.
esi acres. on North Lawrence, near
packing house, cheap.
Vacant lots in all parts of the city
Some nice cottages ON monthly pay
mentS.
A restaurant. grocery and drug stock
for sale cheap.
Two cottages for rent.
II. ". KEOHANE &; CO,
Sit rs N Main.
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A st. Louis Worlds Fair Information
Bureau has been established at 993 Main
street, Kansas City. in charge of Mr..
L. S. Mcclellan. where information VIII
be cheerfully furnished. 139-tf.
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Attend Wichita 5iness College and
Shorthand Institute. 1t IS open always
20 persons Of both sexes. Fazei. Adams.
yIibarger and Price, HILLS North Mar
ket street, Wichita. Kansas. e7-tf
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To the Public.

I have purchased the barber shop at
10 West Douglas avenue, and will be
pleased to see my old customers, as well
as new ones. New furniture will be i'll
stalled and an up-to-date shop main
famed. J. Is. THOMPSON.
1ED-tf
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EGR TRADE.


-OR TRADE-A few snaps: 70 acres,
improved land. good 5-rocm cottage. s
acres in fruit and 2-story house. for
general stock Of goods. This property
is close in. Ten acres vacant property.
within city limits, for sale or trade.
House rooms. on North Emporia, 80
feet. Tor sale, s70o. Rents for IS per
month. Fine. 7-r0om house and barn.
in third block on Ohio. Price, s2,oa0.
20 feet front 7-room house and barn. ,
blocks Kellogg school mouse 4 snap
at $3.50 this week. Also q bargain In
18th block on South Market. e-room
house barn, shade. Price. SI.oe. Sew
eral nice homes on South Lawrence,
very cheap. Vacant lots in ali parts OF
the city. Do not forget our special bar
gain in S0-acre farm. close 10 the city
Woltz. Sarrett & Csburn, 20 L. Douglas,
Wichita 5-ltx
FOR TRADE-lG0 acres to trade for drug
stock.
100 acres for city property.
10 acres and house. lots. for general
merchandise, not to exceed $500.
JOHN FERRfTER, I37 y. Main.
1J--.f
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Buy your cut flowers at Us North
Main Harry L. Hunt & Co, phone 25L
3-3t
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Inc National Bank of Commerce, OF
Wichita, at Wichita. in the State of Kan
sas, at the close of business, November
fIfh 1872.
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MUSICAL.

GENUINE BARGAINS ~ pfANoSl
Send for our i2-paga bargain list of az
leading makes must be sold immediately
to make room Get particulars ~ mo
upFishts a. sf15 3i4a and 2is5. We shili
pianos everywhere. Monthly payments.
Freight IS only about g. Strongest
guarautee Write fer Est lyon A.
Heaiv 81 Adams St. Chicago. ii-@z-it :
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DRESS MAKING

Stylish gowns. Orders promptly ex-
ecuted Pretty waists at half price. Love,
Moiiste, room g. 125 North Main. 4-2tx
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Buy your cut flowers at 15S North
Main Harry L. Hunt x Co, phone 251.
3-3t
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Special
Homeseekers' Excursions
To T xas and to the
Pecos Valley OF New Ti-xico
Noyemb r "a, 1908
Via

ssn Ansoaio. Heessar. G4Iess.sn. IA
return 49,
Peoos. Tcxss. ard .sfsysae8ssses "a
Peeos 6ssssn faes. f1fa
~ Fsse. Texas. ans Dsniag. x. ~.
an1 rsturn. 3 =
THe santa Fe hss fhressxh tralas.
chair sass srs f'Ufl1aBs - aasflv az
points nosfh sd asafhzssf Farfse-isfs.
p s. pEsf.AssET. Axsns
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state o. Kansas. County Of SedgTick, ss
I, ". Carey. cashier q the above
na1,sd hank. DO soIsmniy swear that The
above statement Is true 10 the pest OF nv
knowledge and belief. <,--,..-
Subscribed and sworn % before nc ta's
27st sav Of November. le5s.
JAMES II. BURSS. Notary Public
4. c. JOBES.
J. u STEWART.
J. IL BLACK.
-, -.Fa Directors.
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Buy your cut flowers at 15s North
Main. Harry L. Hunt & Co, phone 251
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MISCELLANEOUS

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