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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Dlphtheria Closes Schools.

6 (speolal to The 'Clmes- pispntch.Y
CONVICTION, Va, Nov. Son account
OF several cases OF diphtherla IN the
town, the Covington High School was
closed yesterday. The schools have ABOUT
the children have diphtherla, and one Of
the teaehers In the school Is threatened
with this disease the School board
thought II hest TO close tho school In
definitely,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06

attachments ana the unadvised language
OF passionate grief. When a man reaches
the point that he Is lord Of his pain, that
he rules his ssbrrow. then he is prepared
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
HOLINESS ASSOCIATION.
To Build a Highway Between
Duke and Dunn.
ahaAi.1 "a ThA Timea- Disuat ch.)

Special e The Tmes-Dispatch.)
DUNN. N. c.. Noy. 5.-The county COM
,nissioners have decided to construct a
first class highway from the new steel
bridge across the Cape Fear at Duke to
Dunn, The movement Is now started,
ana the 1rtends Of scientific road-maklnE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Has Many chrysanthemums,

The greenhouses Of the Male Orphan
Asylum arc Aging q good account or
themselves this year. Mrs. Gill has now
a largo number OF chrysa Mt hemunls- sew
eral Varlettes-for sale, Mr.. Joseph Cecil
has charge OF tho greenhouses of the
asylum, and he IL ably, assisted BY tho
boys oil the Home
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AUCTION SALES--F Future Days
BY J. Thompson Brown d ca.
1l13 Main Street. "a
Large, Centrally i Al! ocate d
Corner Brick Resi- encs
ko. SIS Marshall, Cor. 9th s..
55.FT. CORNER LOT, s


at public auction, on the premises.
81 TUESDAY, NOV. 10TH, At 4:SO} r. NJ, y
the COMMODIOUs and SUBSTANTIAL
PREss-BRICK dwelling OF 8 stories; con-
t4ins about IL rooms, private baths and
toilet rooms. wide halls, &c; IS extra well
constructed. high pitched, double walls
on massive stone foundations: white
marble tnantels, etc. The LOT fronts
IS feet, about Ito feet deep, aftordir8
room, II desired, to- build five. or more.
houses, fronting Tenth Street, out Of MD
tertal In present structure, which would
p e to S1sneay Colleges loT dHn
markets and public buildings Is unsur-s
passed. 1t Is specially adapted and lo-S
Gated for a paying boarding. house z Or
professional purpose, the basement door
being mostly above ground; would make
a fine suit Of physician or dental offlceS.3
had. Is iT7ss5 ar s5jsss
i,'l'EAMs-Lberal. and announced ~
]. THOMPSON BROWN & co.. II
4 .lsf Auctioneef.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-06
Leo Wheat's Recital.

At $3.50 O'clock this afternoon tho Won
derful pianist Leo Wheat, will g1ye am
other recital at tho store OF Manly 3.
Ramos.
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BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
: - THAT MOST {;
Attractive, Bay Window, De-,
tached New Brick Resi-.
d!ence, No. zoos Han
over Street,
! viii sell BY public auction. on tbs
IN LEE DISTRICT.

will sell by public auction. on the
/ WbDMEsDAY. NOV. II, 1903, (
at $3.50 o clock p. NJ, that ,well-built, hap-i
PLY planned and well ven Hated two-st?ryl
residence 1 ABOVE referred to- oh Han S5se
Street, between Meadow and ROWLAND
Streets witho rooms, Latrobe stove, pan-i
try, store rooms, closets cemeuted celIArs
30x179N feet to, a, a0-foot alley. Can, bet
seen any day between 10 and o'c.ock..
s TERMS-At sale. !,
This house was not built to be put on I
tho Market, nov 6-tds I
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Visiting He,re,

Mr.. Gordon Roy Garnett. OF Kansas
City, No., ia the guest Of DR.. George
b. Steel. No, 400 East Main Street,
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
6f2 East. Broad street.

& !
lDARLoR STOVES. GAS RANGES.
q CHAMBER FURNITURE, PARLOR
SUITS. EXTENSION & TABLES. SIDE
BOARDS, IRON BEDS. GLASSWARE,
CANDY JARS, oILGLoTH, CARPETS.
ETC.
THIS (F,riday) MORNING. Nov. 6, 1903.
rooms, No. 612 EastiEroad Street, several
very good Parlor Self-Feeding Stoves, 2
good Gas Ranges. 5 on Heaters, lot OF
Otlcloth, several good Oak S1dehoards,
handsome Oak Pillar Extension TIA bles,
number of good Oak Chamber Suits,
Chairs. Parlor Furniture, Enameled Iron
Beds. Parlor Rockers, Lace Curta ns,
handsome Oak Hat Rack, Oak Hall
rolls OF New Mating, lot Of Glassware,
Candy Jars. Pictures, Mirrors, etc.
STERMS-Cash. ~ 5
d THU VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Failed Of Quorum

The Committee on Gro,inds and Build
ings failed OF a quorum last night,
Il r. N. To-day. and that OH Health at
s o'clock, N
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VIM. 3. Pisstni Company.
Real Estate Auotionesrs,
Tenth and Bank Streets.

DESIRABLE BRICK STORE pRop1Rrs
n ~ = 80 + IN FULTON.
At the request Of the ownerSw we Will onsr q
public auction. on the prentSes.S on r SIS
$500 WEDNESDAY,. NOV. II, 1905,
at $50 r. NJ. the splendid brick store ~
Of Denny: property being 511s feet front by
liz feet deep. and the improvements sconsi tins
Of splendldly constructed s-story brick stose
dHr. This is q hne business location. on this
car line, IL growing and tmptovins sesuon a.
one interested In real estate investments.
TERMS-Liheral and announced a. sa4a.
fant A. l = q !. Z
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The bond required by the above decree
Of the Special Commissioner has been
duly given.
oct a1-tds Clerk.
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Welded in Washington,
Alss Virta I. Ray, OF washington, and
Mr., Roy b. Temple, Of this city; Miss
Fannie q. Goodman mud MIR. CA, Ruff
+ both Of Richmond, sYa,
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certify that the bond required OF the
Special Commissioner IN the above men>B
J.sE. BROADDuS,
nov 4-tds Clerk.
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In execution Of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Henrico. entered on tie ;22d day
OF January. 1903. In the suit OF Ishanl y.
Ford. Jr., We. Willie Ann Ford, the und sr-y
thereby. will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton. IN front OF Henrico Couaty Courts
house. on
+MoiMpAY NG9n5M at, oc;aeK
the property above described.
There Is a small. comfortable dwelling
and some outhouses on the place. s
and Il months, the purchaser to give. his
negotiable notes. with stx per cent. added.
and the ..tie retained until the wholegof
the purchase money Is paid and q convey.
ance ordered by the court
f7Pls CONWAY r. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
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No. 1906 Ross Street.
BY sutton & Co,

BY Sutton & Co,
UCTION SALE
~ OF Al
TRACT OF LAND CONTAININGs rs 4.10,
Il ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ON
THE HUNGARY ROAD. ABOUT ~
LAUEEL sTAT1oN.1 An
A FOR MANY YEARS T. = 5
AZ, OCCUPIED BY
ISEIANI l.. FORD. DECEASED.s
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lie. M 3ia 70 3l7i b, i1333l ~ q
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO...
Auctioneef.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Cotton Mill for Little~Rock.

A number of business men of Little Rock are interested in a prop osition to establish a $250,oo0 cot ton mill in that city. At a recent meeting it was decided to raise, if possible, $15o,o00 in subscriptions to the stock in Little Rock and se- cure outside capital to the amount of $100,0O0 The promoters of the project expect to build mill of 10,- 900 spindles. It is expected that the mill will be enlarged later, the ul- innate plan being to operate a mill of 100000 spindles which would use about 10000 bales of cotton each year.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Bank Cashier Undsr Arrest.

D. P. Terry, cashier of the de- funct Howard County E bank, at Nashville, has been arrested at that place and charged with having re- ceived deposits when the bank was insolvent. The warrant for Terry was issued on aAidavits#of Asa J. Forgy and A. W. Reese5 of Center Point. When the Howard County Bank closed its doors James Skill Tern was appointed receiver. His report made recently showed the lia- bilities to be $26,701.06 in excess of the assets. Of the latter, ST. 4S4.31 is alleged to be due the bank from Cashier Terry on over drawn drafts and notes held by the bank against him. <
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Street Railway Sold.

Officials of the Little Rock Trac- ton and Electric Company have an- nounced that the controlling inter est in that company as well as in the Little Rock Edison Light and Power Company, has been acquired by Isadore Newman & Son, of New Orleans, about a million and a half dollars being involved in the deal. It is said that the change will be followed by the extension and i'm proyement of the street railway sys- tenn in Little Rock and the erection of a $50,000 power house.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Youthful Shoplifters

Two youthful shoplifters were arrested at Pine Bluff and when searched an immense amount of merchandise was found con cealed upon their persons. The youthful eulprits are Lillie Logan and Alice Bell, aged 14 and 15 years respectively. The two girls entered the jewelry store of Arnold Bros. and inspected a number of rings. After their departure two of the rings were found to be missing. They visited the store on a similar mission the following day and as they were leaving the store it was found that five more rings were gone. The girls returned the rings when the demand was made upon them by the proprietor. At their homes were found other stolen ar ticles which were identified by local merchants. On account of their age, Mayor Bell released the girls
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Big Law Suit at Helena.

An order has been issued for a special term of the federal court for the eastern division of the eastern district of Arkansas to convene at Helena, May il, for the purpose ot trying the case of Helena Sewer Commissioners vs. the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Com pany, of Baltimore, Md. The amount involved in this case is more than $100,0O0. In the summer of 1901, Guild & Co.,, of Chattanooga, Tenn, were awarded the contract for building ten miles of sewer sys- tenn at Helena. The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, of Baltimore, furnished the neces- sary bond for the contractors. When the sewer system was turned over to the city it was found to be in- complete and unfit for use. The contractors refused to make the re- pairs on the sewer and 1t was neces- sary to re-let the contract for plac- ing the system in good condition. The attempt to recover the cost of the repairs from the sureties has resulted in the present litigation.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Mayor Fines Conductors.

Mayor W. W. Martin, of Conway, has been playing havoc with the salaries of the conductors of the Iron Mountain railway by fning them from $1o to $3O every time they obstrlct the public highways by stopping passenger trains across the streets. As a result the con- ductors have joined the citizens in a movement to have the station moved b another site, so that they will net be compelled to stop their trains across the streets.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12

The South bill, known as the Jim Crow" street car bill, providing for sep arate cars for whites and blacksshrdlr arate street cars for whites and blacks in cities of the first class was passed after long discussion by vote of 25 to 4.
 Senator Caldwell opposed the bill on the ground that it would work hard ship on the street car companies. Sen ator Butt and Covington also spoke in opposition to the bill.
 Senator Sengel, Gray and Witt spoke The conference committee on exten- sion of the session reported a disagree ment. The senate then adopted a reso- lution extending the session to May 1.
 The House. The bill creating board of pardons, composed of the governor the chief jus tice and the attorney general was called up by MT. Crisp The vote by which the bill was placed on third reading was reconsidered and MT Flannekin intro duced anamendment making the secre- | tary of state a member of the board in- stead of the chief justice. The amend ment was adopted and the bill referred to the expressing committed The house refused to recede from it's amendment to the insane asylum annex bill raising the appropriation from $140.- ] 900 to $1S0000. A conference committee was appointed to meet a similar com mittee from the senate.
 s. B. No. 26 (Norwood) permitting the granting of liquor license in any ward of first and second class cities in which the vote was in favor of the li- cense, was taken up. MT. Atkins and Dr. Green opposed the bill. Mir Burk and MT. Arnold spoke in favor of the bill. Messrs. McGuigan, Garrett, Funk and Latimer spoke in opposition to the l bill. After a long discussion the bill was defeated, ayes 21, noes 62. | s. B. 121, providing for the publica- tion of the delinquent personal tax list was passed.
 The conference committee on eXten- sion of the session. reporting a disagree l ment. was discharged.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Ready for Business.

The Little Rock freight bureau has been opened for business. A. R. Bragg, division freight agent of the Iron Mountain for nearly thirty years, is manager of the bureau, the expenses of which are met by sub scriptions from the members who comprise a large number of busi- ness men of Little Rock. The prin- cipal object of the bureau is to pre- vent discrimination in the matter of freight rates and to secure the best possible rates for the members of the organization.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Page Exhonorated.

The state board of charitable in- stitutions at the regular monthly meeting began an investigation of the charge that Purchasing Agent John H. Page had been furnished free coal by the T. H. Bunch Coal Go. The following members of the board were present; State Treasurer H. c. Tipton, chairman; o. B. Cor don Prescott; B. A. Har- dy, Magnolia; J. NJ. Bar ker, Jr., Atkins; e F. Greenlee, Brinkley; c. D. James, Eureka Springs; J. R. BusK, ,1Hele- na. The board, after hearing all the evidence in the case, fully ex- honerated MT. Page, it being shown that he was guilty of no wrong do- ing. E
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Took An ExnensiYe Ride.

Ivory Davis, young coIored boy, got drunk at Forrest City and rode another mans horse home. He was arrested on a charge of larceny. When he appeared before Judge Sanders he was released on that charge, but was compelled to pay fine SEQ and costs for using the horse without the owners .permis- sion. eu.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Iron Mountain Employe Drowned.

W. Edward Dick, a carpenter employed in the Iron Mountain shops at Barring Cross, was drowned
 in the Arkansas river while work ing with a gang which was cleaning away drift from the Iron Mountain bridge. A fellow workman, B. P. Harvey, narrowly escaped death.
 He chung to a rope in the middle of the river for fifteen minutes be- fore he was rescued by Capt. Jones, of the United States boat Arkansas.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4.

In the senate a resolution was ad- opted extending the session to April Il, in lieu of May II, as provided in the house resolution. The bill author : izng school boards to establish kin dergarten departments was defeated.
 The bill authorizing the attorney gen eral to institute suit to determine the boundary line between Arkansas and Tennessee at Flour Island, and between Mississippi and Arkansas at Buck Is land was passed in the senate.
 In the house the bill to detach Gum wood township from Lonoke county and attach same to Pulaski was de- ing cities of the first class to compel the laying of sidewalks.
 The Senate.
 Senator Collins introduced a bill to regulate the banking system and bank ing laws of the state The bill would create a banking board, consisting of the attorney general auditor and secre- tary of state, who will have control of the banking business under the limita- tions provided in the bill. One of the provisions Is for publicity of all business done by state banks.
 Senator Logan introduced a pure-food bill, which regulates the sale of adul- tered articles of food and provides for their proper labelling.
 Senator Hardy introduced bill to place the members of the general as sembly on a salary of $500 each per term It was read the second time and placed on the calendar.
 Senator Pinnix's bill empowering the directors in special school districts to establish kindergartens was taken up.
 Senators Butt, lobe and Rison spoke against the bill, which was defeated.
 House concurrent resolution No. 34, extending the session to May II, was taken up.
 Senator Wilson offered an amend ment extending the session to April II. which was adopted.
 s. B. 56 (Smith), authorizing the attorney general to institute suit in the United States supreme court to de- termine the boundary line between Ar kansas and Mississippi in the vicinity of Buck Island, Crittenden county, and Tennessee and Arkansas in the vicin- ity of Flour Island,was taken up and passed.
 The House.
 H. B. 254, making it Illegal for admin istrators and executors to allow claims against estates not in existence at the
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12

of Philips. Flannaken, Fletcher, Gib- son, Hale, Hall, Hill, Hooker, Jacobs, Kelso, Kerwin. Knox, Martineau, Moore of Newton. Newberry, Slaughter, Ste vens, Thompson, Toney Weaver, Whit ley, Wofford-30.
 resolution by MT. Pindall extend ing the session sixty days, was taken up and passed on a vive voce vote.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Arkansas State News
Hall for Pine Bluff Lodge.

The Odd Fellows of Pine Bluff have taken steps looking toward the erection of a hall to cost $50,000. If the plans are carried out hand some building will be erected. The lodge at Pine Bluff is the largest in the state and is able to carry the project through Successfully.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
FRIDAY, MARCH 6.

The bill providing for separate street cars for whites and blacks passed the senate and goes to the governor for his signature.
 The senate also passed the bill ap- propriating S5,000 for the erection of a monument to the Confederate dead at Little Rock.
 The house refused to accede to the senate amendment reducing the insane asylum appropriation bill to. s140,000.
 The Senate.
 A long discussion was aroused by the bill appropriating S5,000 for a Confed- crate monument An amendment rais- ing the appropriation to s15,000 was voted down, as was another amendment pro- viding that the monument should be. erected on the ground of the new state capitol. The original bill passed by a vote of 25 to 5.
 House joint resolution No. 12, propos- ing an amendment to the constitution authorizing the issuance of bonds by cities of the first class to pave streets and make other improvements was passed
 H. B. 230 (Cate), providing for the manner in which municipal corporations may erect and maintain a system of waterworks was passed.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Yves Hudson Refused Bail.

Wes Hudson, who killed United States Marshal Keys at Jasper short time ago, has been placed in the penitentiary at Little Rock for safe keeping under orders from Circuit Judge Mitchell, of Harri- son. Hudson appeared before Judge Mitchell on a writ of habeas corpus and asked to be released on bail. The petition was refused.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
Investors Examine Coal Land.

Eastern investors have been look ing over the coal properties in the semi-anthracite coal belt of Arkan- sas. Fred J. Gould, of Chillicothe, Mo-, representing a number of cap italists, spent several days at Clarks- vile, and expressed himself as great ly pleased with the outlook for the further development of the coal mining industry in that district.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12

The senate was not in session, but the house put in a busy day
 A resolution calling on the peniten- tiary board to demand the resignation of M. D. L. Cook, financial agent of the penitentiary, was indefinitely post poned. Several bills if general inpor- tance were passed.
Woodruff County news., 1903-03-12
The House.

H. B. 254, making it illegal for admin istrators and executors to allow claims against estates not in existence at the
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-11
Burial Permits.


Dolores Underwood. ! year. q. large; THea-
Monroe Holt. T. years. City Hospital: paea-
Kate Heachy. G. years. Pooshggse: uFaem.a.
James PoI1fd. : years. eg5 B!d5ie: eaasulnp-
BESSIE owens. q years. sIs South Ninth: coz
John Llnsul. q years. se.g Eads; ~paernoaia-
raoaia-
UninSTn man. s. years. Main and Douglas:
j. Q. osTien. "a years z7ol PAX: ~cousunpt!oE.
Nellie ErsinEsr. : years. 80 lndLanA' meA-n-
E5ner G~rsenevald. Is years. 1875 Arlington:
Aurust S6-d, g years. -ns Heberi; n~ephrlJis-
Robert 2. Carroll. p years u.s. L'ulsiai~'
IA n Iaz.r s years gu OREGON: pneumonia
Nina b. KolaDO. . years. ISL south Fo'F
Anna E. Mower. : year. ZOO soath Ninth:
Emf Eisennieh. ; year, Ius winona: dph-
Pauline Harrington. l year. ga South -Four
Rosina weber. a years EI 81 Anthoay:
Charlotte Vessels. - years. 2G4 North Twenty
Franc Dill. Z: years. ls4 Marcus: voivulu&
Katie Noah. : year, az. KEN. paauHlSn
Roswell 3. Swift : wears II Norh Etshih'
LSnS Tearan. 81 years. Good Samaritan HOSP
joseph Harvey. = years. City Hospital: ty-
Henry Frank. 6 years. City Hospital: erysipe-
Mar Br1rcy. l month. KS LavtOa; sastrO
Fla Fzrl. - years. SIS OREGON: eoayuis.oaz
Henry Mislnen 70 years. city Hospital CIR
Charles Mueller. 50 years. city Hospital. pneu-
Frank Anderson. - years. City Hospital: Sc
Jesse Gardner. . years. City Hospital: con
n J. Nenl. 9. yeas. City Hsspltsli accident
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NEW CORPORATIONS.
NIISs1URI.

REPUBLIC SPECIA-
Jefferson Citys 40. April =o-Secrefary q
State sam 3. Eock to-day issued certificates -
Incorporation = the following companies:
The n, II & :. Mining Company q JOPLIN;
capital. "a 20, half paid IncorpoTators-D IL.
ssyers. A-1S Murray. NJ J. Murray and others.
The Ffsity Land and Improvement Company
OF KapIas City. Rss: capital. 10000: n Mis-
eouri. sI5.O0o. with Offices ct Kansas Cty,-
poratres-Willis c Allen. Robert J. Wade!l.
Wafer ". whitehfn ana Fred Wood.
Tie following companies hled evidence OF IL
cogpoation:-
Ike Fidelity Land and Improvement Conpany
ef Kansas City. capital. -S0Q.oo. Il MisEcur.
Sl5.9a, with Offices AT Kansas CITY
The Standard Rendering Company Of New Jer-
Gey: capital, {L.QQ.eo: in Missouri. S0.oo1, with
Offices at Kansas City.
The following companies nled statement OF tn
crease OF capital stock:
Standard Stamping Company Of 81 Louis; from
900 900 20 $4,000.
Inland Type FountTy OF st Louis: from 5000
70 $4,000.
The Eau GaIre-Ss. Louis Lumber Company OF
ST. Louis; from $1,000 TO 5000
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wANTED-Two bright young men.
IG or II years old. Apply Immediate
ly. Scheper Bros. Broadway AMI
Franklin.
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HAYWARO'S

Bushes ard shorthand College. liz. ~. II and
IA Odd Fellows. building. Individual insauc.Ign
N Shorthand. Tyrewri.ng. Bookkeeping. Arf.h-
mste and Psnmansalp Phone ~ Day ana .Isht
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RUBBER STAMPS. SEALS. STENCILS


DAA Tie stamp man. S4 -. sixth st.-Rro-
her sIamps zeais. stencils. etc good. cheap
Gutck- Wdte fer new LIST.
E~NcELsIoR Stcueii WORKS. 81 Olive. Is where
yea can get steel stamps. stencils. burning brands
rubber type. seals. brass. alnmn1m eheckR
RUBBER stamps. rubecr type. sign markers.
bras sand aluminium checks. at lowest prices
Jasper stamp and Seal Company SIS Locusf -
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HANDS wANJED-Experienced
cloak alteration handsE good
salary steady employm eut. APP
ply Manager Cloak Dept. Grand
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