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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01
ACCOUNTS ETC.

Application for probate of will OF
Andrew w. Moore of Starr Town
ship made by Mary HrFMoore, wild
ow Nov. 16. Notice te hefrb ordered
time of probate Nov. 81 1904, at
which date the testimony of wit
nesses was taken and will admitted
to probate and record.
Second and final account of II. A.
Powers, guardian of Mary @. Rauch
approved Nov, IS, and guardian dis
charged on his resignation, having
removed from the county.
Application filed Nov. l6 by A. w.
Mauk, guardian of Owen Hamilton,
an imbecile, for leave of court to
compromise suits in Common Pleas
Court for amounts aggregating over
$1,000 for sum of $3.50. On con: idera-
tion the court ordered that COM
promise be made on terms as agreed
upon.
Exceptions TO final account Of
Gertrude Neff, administratix of es-
tate OF w. T. Walker. Withdrawn on
hearing Nov. 10 and consent given to
approval of act and same approved.
Inventory of property of Homer
l.. Wright filed by j. r. West, guard
dian, Nov. 49, Total value of per-
sonal estate $503965. Total value of
real estate $49,700. Yearly rent Of
real estate $8075. Total $578l4.65.
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Among Churches.
pREsBYTrR1AN CHURCH.

"Sceptical Men of Science" will
be DIR. III. j. Stewards Sunday
morning subject at the Presbyter-
ian Church. Also interesting eve
ming service at Z p. M. all welcome.
NJ. E. CHURCH.
DR.. W. ID. Cherrington, the pre-
siding elder, will preach on Satur-
day evening and hold the quarter
ly Conference. On Sunday morn
ing at 0 o'clock, the love feast
will take place and at 10 o'clock
DR.. Cherrington will preach and
hold the Communion service. The
pastor will have charge of the SER
wees in the evening.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01

The wedding has been announc-
ed in the Cincinnati papers of Mr..
Jack Barwell of Logan and Miss
Katharine Desmond whose home is
in New Lexington. They were
married in Covington on last Sat
urday. Mr.. Barwell Is an En-
glishman, having arrived in this
country last May, and frr several
months has been employed as ma
chinist at the Logan Foundry.
Miss Desmond is a sister Of Mrs.
Scctt Braddcck and is quite well
known in Logan, having visited
here frequently.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01

Word was received by relatives
in Logan last weeks of the serious
illness from appendicitis of Mre.
Dick Kennard of Columbus. An
operation was performed on Sat
urday afternoon, and the latest re-
ports say that Mrs. Kennard is
getting along nicely.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01
Notice.

G. T. Borden and May Borden whose res
idence Is unknown, Will take notice that on
the 25t h day OF Nov ember, 1904, Eliza Mar
shall Vergie V. Smith ami Chauncy w.
Wafner, filed their Joint petition in the
Conrt OF Common Plens, Hooking County,
ohio, In case No. 1924 against the above
named parties and Others, praying for the
recovery of lands towit; Being q part of
the north east quarter OF the North East
quarter of Section 22, Township l3, Range 49,
Hooking County, Ohio, beginning at the
North West corner OF the said North East
quarter of the North East quarter OF said
Section; thence South with and along the
West line OF the said quarter Of quarter Sec
tlon to the North Bank OF the Hooking
River; thence in north Easteriy direc9
ton along the North Bank Of said River to
the North liLe of said Section; thence West
alongthe said Section line to the place Of
beginning, containing about four acres OF
land, and for damages for the wrongful de-
tehtlon thereof. said parties are, required
to answer on or before the l3 day of Janu-
ary, l9o9, or Judgement may be taken
against them.
ELIZA MARSHALL,
VERGIE SMITH,
CHAUNCY w. WAGNER.
E. ID. Ricketts,.
Attorneys.
December ], 1901 CIV.
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Notice.

In pursuance OF an order of the Probate
signed, assignee for the benefit Of the creii
tors OF 3. Cagg. Will, on the nth, day OF
November, 1904, at the office OF il E. Spar
non, IN Logan, o., at 10 O'Clock a. m. pay up
aasslgnor ass dividend off per cent, Dated
November IL, 1901.
~, II. f. SPARNON.
NoNeihper lo' W. Assignee.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01
II. E. Sparnon,
E. ID. Ricketts,.
Attorneys.
December J, 1904,
Notice of appointment.

Estate OF William G.. Dawson dcceased
The undersigned has been appointed and
estate of william G. Dawson late of Hook
Ing County, deceased. Dated this 9th. day
OF November A. d. 1901.
w. A. WILLIAMSON,
NOV. lo' W. Executor.
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Notice of Appointments.

Estate OF Samuel Riggs deceased. The
undersigned have been appointed and quail
Ned as Executors OF the Estate OF Samuel
Riggs late of Hooking County, decreased.
Dated this 20th., day OF October A. ID. 1904
Nov. 8, 3w. NOAH f. Rides.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01
Ohio in the Lead.


Some of our pension statistics
are curious. For example, we
learn that there are still on the
rolls three pensioners of the Revo-
lutionary war, which was brought
to an end over one hundred and
twenty years ago. OF pensioners
accredited to the war of 1912,
there still remain nine hundred
and nineteen, while of the MeXi-
can war no fewer than 13, sur
vive. OF those accredited to the
Revolutionary war, one is widow
and two are daughters, The re-
port shows that pension payments
are made to people residing in
every state and territory in the
union, and in almost every known
country on the globe. Among the
states, Ohio leads in the amount
of pension money paid annually to
its citizens, with Pennsylvania
second, New York third, and Ill
inois and Indiana following close
ly. At tie date of the report,
there were 4, 910 pensioners resid-
ing outside of the Upited States,
and they drew 1922, ,44O.69 in the
last fiscal year. Nearly half of
this amount went to persons in
Canada. Quar- terly pension
vouchers were sent besides to per-
sons in Mexico, South America,
every county in Europe, the Azor-
es, the Barbados, China, the Co
moro Isles, East and South Africa
Samoa, the Seychelles Islands,
Siam, and ST. Martin. 1t shows
that the pension bureau was
busy office last year. More than
two hundred and sixty eight
thousand cases were passed upon,
and one hundred and fifty-three
thousand certificates were issued.
No fewer than 108,114 applica-
tions were rejected, of which
eighty three tn usand were
thrown out on medical and TWEEN
ty-four thousand on legal grounds.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF George Wagner deceased. The
andersigned has been appointed and quail
George Wagner late OF Hooking County,
deceased. Dated this 2Sth., day OF October
A. ID. 1901.
PHILIP d. WAGNER,
Nov.3, wv. administrators.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01

The Womens Home Missionary
Society of the M. f. Church held
an all-day meeting on last Tues
day at the home of Mrs. j. L.
Mccormick. One of the features
of the day was the packing of a
barrel to be sent to one of the mis-
sion homes in North Carolina
where the mountain whites are ed
ucated, 1t was found that enough
articles were on hand to fill two
barrels, and another will be sent
this week. An elegant dinner was
served at noon and the remainder
of the day was spent in quilting.
About thirty ladies were present.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01

Miss Josephine Hartmann of
Lancaster was the guest of Mr..
Roman Brooker and family several
days last week.
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Notice OfAppointment.
Nov. 10, 3 W.

Estate of Ephraim Harden deceased. The
Undersigned has been appointed and quail
ned as administrators Of the estate OF Eph-
ceased: Dated this 10th. day Of November
A. ID. 1904.
Nov. 10, 3w. JR. WEST
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01
Porba te Court.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Ebert, Adelphi.
Mrs. Zelda Lytle, Purcell.
John w. Taylor, st. Louis.
Lillian Kelly, Logan.
Laurence E. Sheren, Sand Run.
Bessie Pummel. Sand Run.
Frank Eberst, Logan.
Sarah l.. Armstrong, Logan.
William Waner, Logan.
Nary Savey, Logan.
Lafayette IngmIre, Logan
Ida May Frasure, Logan.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1904-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Miller and
Miss Grace Miller of Columbus
were in Logan Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joel Kittsmiller.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08
Consumption

The only kind of consump-
ton to fear Is neglected
consumption"
People are learning that con.
sumption is 4 durable disease.
Il is neglected consumption
tina, is so often incurable.
At the fainteSt suspicion Of
consumption get 4 bottle q
SCOTS Emulsion and begin
regular doses.
The use OF SCOTS Emulsion
at once. has, in thousands Of
cases. turned the balance in
favor Of health.
Neglected consumption does
not exist where Scots Emul-
sion i.
Prompt use Of Scots Emui-
sion checks the disease while il
can be checked.
se-s - ir,s -..as,.
soGr 3 pow~k. cA<~sss
sssss rsast sse.s. Ns-rcss.
S. s.z s.ea. a sru..,...
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THE BLUE GRASS
COOK BOOK =

With eager Anticipation hiss - he
Blue Grs,s Cook Book - e,.nsy,:.-si d,
Mis- Minnie Fox, be~u lo-,ket ios-
ward to by the good housewives OF
Kentucky.
Aud. ia truth, IL deserves 10 lie be-
side Miss LeSlir's,'' The White
House" and Common Sense in the
Household" ON the shelf in the kitch-
en-
Miss Fox has shown much origi-
naliiy in the compilation Of this col
lection Of excellent receipts. which
she has obtaiued from many Of the
foremost ladies Of the Blue Grass sec
tion Of Kentucky. Through the kind
ness Of some twenty FIVE OF thirty Of
her lady friends. she has collected
these receipts, many Of which have
been handed down from generation 70
generation in their individual fam
lies. until ske has accumulated ia
this one volumn such lot Of tempting
receipts as has never before been pub
lished
No ,i,,avs 60 .n5 - ,tn..;,.
brt sbor, i,tr,1nc,ion n. -.
feel;nglv of ",bs ,l,,er If hot NJ
me,l h.,,cr rste. each snc;rcisJ
.,;,h 81, l.li,,,o nal .,,,-.;g.
s,v - and che I'LL, l,,,,.r r.,
pelts and dr;ps AMI sre,s bet,yco,
l,he l,vo,s., .,bo ian. 49, r.,
broiled things fs,tiu, I'm tbe H., Ji.t
-Spring chicken ,.1eve5
warmth il aoubt,es. given ia bis fe,.
vor Al nre.en, c,r he j. N Totio
.Iarau as war c,r,,.,,.,J.,t ~,
Scfibners
The hook 3. n,bl;.bol nv r,v
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good roads. bat such condition Of
iethargy exists tina, IL viii take al:

good roads. bat such condition Of
iethargy exists that !, viii take all
the energies n tnose VINO favor good
roads thousand years more or less.
to get the people in the notion of
spending any money fcr that kinl II
public Improvement. We can build
bridges ~ the cost Of tho1ssnds Of
dollars. but we hsven't the money
TO build roads to get TO the bridges
The good old county of Jefferson on
ly lew days sgo appropriated thou.
sands Of dollars for the building Of
good roads. sud lismblen county has
already taken front rank ia road
building and j, found no cause 20 re-
greet its action in matters Of this kind
as II has made appropriations on sew
erai occasions. Poor old Sullivan
County. Tenn. and Washington
County. Va, are away behind on
roads. They are two mighty good
counties. but they will not develop
as they should. they will always be
behind till they get good roads that
can be used for atlcast half the year.
OR roads are a shame aud disgrace
I'VE must improve them. Why not
begin now snd let the present gener-
alton reap some of the beneft-? The
great trouble with our farms is that
too much Of the land is ummproved
aud Whist is improved is not worth
much because we cannot get TO IL.
II we had twice as many people to
the amount Of land and those people
bad good roads. our old county would
develop and bring forth harvest
thNi any county would be proud 10
claim. aud the young men would stay
At home instead Of seeking their for
tunes IN the Wet
The hope Of any county Is its
young men and the hope Of the young
men must be found iu the farms close
60 natures heart. 4 county without
roads Is dead.-BrisfI Courier.
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: fine safe for sale by the Big
Stone esp JewelIy Corporation.

A travelling man at hotel recently
foend a hair in the honey. He vent to
the proprietor and kicked. II can't help
IL" said the latter. II bought "a tor
combod honey he next DAY a. dinuer
he happcGed 10 run across a snail hair ia
the ice cream and the landlord collG ..ot
account for u. The ice j. shaved. 90 he
aid. The guest ~4s boiling for the nest
DAY be picked q raven hair out ct his nor-
tion OF pie, and sngsily jSrked up the
proprietor rho turned hin. down effcrfaAi.
~ a. follows: "iu the appie pie. chr
Well. that heats the Dutch, / bought
those apples for hsld~aus. n--Ex.
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IT j. shown by the internal revc-
nue. statistics relating to tobacco. in
thss industry there Is prosperity Of q
high order. During the iscsl year
closed Jane 80 last. the revenue from
6,507 AL. 1868 cigars was $50. l22.
AIS 50, which is falling OF in reve.
nue. of 1886. 1851 snd a decline in
cigar production for the year of 49,
slS.579 cigars. In chewing aud
smoking tobacco there wa. however,
tremendous increase. These two
fo'ms Of the filthy weed" yielded q
revenue OF si9.7l9.O426I. which
was su increase OF Si.077. 100 02 in
one year. The quantity produced
was S2s.65o,7lO pounds. which was
IN increase ct nesrly $4,000. coo
pounds in II month. There Is q
notable increase in the production
Of little cigars and the cigarettes
manufactured numbered 3.226. 6S2.
26l. or an increase of 1874. 500
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n exchange truihfully say.'

People think it l. easy 20 "run a
newspaper One weeks experience
would change th- opinion of most
people ou this subject. Did You ever
count the words IA a column OF orii-
nary newspaper print? Well. there
Is about thousand word. IN coll
umu. Suppose you sit down and
write thousand words upon some
subject. and then another thousand
and another until You have written
eight or ten Thousand Try IL, and
see Il tits right easy Keep that
gait M for q month. a year and see
II IL j. easy. Then chase single
local item all over town. and after
you have gotten the facts ail right.
oondcnse them into few lines-an
hours work that can be read in q
few seconds d. this for dozen
items that seem Insignificant after
they are printed. bat which YOU know
are important. then have the items
criticised aud inaccuracies pointed to
sou when IL is too late o. correct
them. on. yes. il Is easy O. "ruu" O.
newspaper.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

MANY FEATURES PLANNED FOR
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION.
Events Of world-widc Importance
Crowd One Another on Programme
Nations, States and Cities
Secure Assignments

Each OF the remaining days Of the
Worlds Fair season has = programme
filed with special events that offer at-
ditlonsi attractions for late visitors.
National and state governments. NUM-
cipalities, secret societies. trade organ
nations and college fraternities have
arranged TO participate in the special
days allotted 10 them. and thousaads
OF persons viii be drawn 70 the
Worlds Fair upon these occasions.
AUGUST.
20.-Pennsylvania Day and Congress
for the Deaf
Day and Convention OF National Fire
mems association; Horse and Mule
exhibition in Live Stock section.
23.-Rathbone Sisters Day.
2i-Deutscher-K rclscr Band Day
25.-Conventions OF Dental Exam
liners and Bank Clerks
26.-Ramsey Family Reunion.
27.-Liberal Arts Day
29.-Inauguration OF Great Olympic
Games: Marathon Race in Olympic
Games
aN AAAMNn NNnNNIFNI
3i-Eaeics' Day and Tyler Family
Reunion. International Tug Of War in
olympic Games.
sErrrMHEH.
1-Tennesseo and Indiana Day;
Dumbbcl and Hurdle Races in Olym-
pic Games
2-Jewcicr and Siiversmiths Day
Ia.
ternational Team Race In Olympic
Games
5.-Labor Day and beginning OF
Lumbcrmcn's Week.
6.-Oklahoma Day.
7-Convention OF Post once Clerks
and Brigham Family Reunion
S.-Modern Woodmen Day
9.-California. odd Fellows and
and House OF Hoo-Hoo Day.
10.-Reunion OF Spanish War Veto
rams
i2.-Maryland Day. Worlds ANA
teur Cricket contest. Cattle Show
opens in 1.-Two Stock section. closes
September 20.
13.-Cathoiic knights OF America.
1f-Woodmcu o. the World and
state on Louisiana Day
15.-St Louis Day
1e.-Mexico Day and Germauic Con
Eress.
17.-giassachusetts and Colorado
Day.
19.-Conercss OF Arts and Science
and Arizona Day. Olympic COZ Cham
pionship tournament
2o-Novaia Day; Archery contests
2l-Ilnois Day.
-2-Arkansas Day
23-Lowis and Clark Centennial E,.
position Day and Virginia Day
-i-ldaho Day.
.6.-fraternai Day; Military Attn
lctc carnival
90 North Dakota ana Apple Day
cS.-lntcrnauouai Congress OF Law.
gers ana Justices and Utah Day.
29-hnlght and Ladies % Security
Day
ao.-Kansas Day.
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SoSE Fears ago when improved
farm machinery begaR 20 make such
part IN agriculture. the cry was
that the farmer isboFsr ~oald BE-
driven out Of basines,. Today with
all the machinery that genius has
produced aad farmers have beea able
70 xe,-toge,her there Is demsnd Tor
more labor. Measures have been
taken 10 secase the needed labor IN.
thoaghs q year, ago and yet the de-
msnd j. not yet saPplsed. Tweesy
years sre the fsrm hard wondered
~bss improved msehinsry woah force
him TO Do. Today tho fsrsses u son-
dsripg shss he would 30 wishop, il
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Located ia Central Ohio. Logan.
Champaign aud Hardin Counties }
just where a farmer ought 10 be and
TO make money farming. This Is a
corn country with good Pixies. har
vest i over now. Come and see our
iarns wSilc the crops are growing
Send stamp foF list.
Williams 4 WILLIAMS.
Loganco. West Liberty. o.
Sl-S4
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Tn Baltimore Morning Herald. a
newspaper which bra, strongly sup.
ported the Republican ticket in Tho
past. D. ont for purkcr ln stating
its position. the Herald after declar-
ing the money question. upon which
It wss Republican. Co have boon
eliminated. says iu psit.
with this question ont of the
way every newspaper a. well a. every
voter with mui and able CD use il
must carefully examine thc merits
anil promise. Of the two parties which
ak Tor the public conf lence and
support Almost without exception
the Independent newspapers boz the
country which have dome thi, have
decided 20 favor the election of PARK
er snd Davis. There is. in fact. uo
alternative ii Judgment aud CON
science be followed We age entire.
IN willing Co conccdc Co President
Roosevclt-we need not count Ma
Fairbanks. of lniiaua-ai that hi.
friends claim tor him we have ior
the man firm respect. sui we believe
be- h. honest aud sincere. but wc pre-
zen Cor the presidency of this great
nation a steady. strong msn of judi.
cisi qualities who iu calm ani storm
will guide the ship 90 state by the
chart oi the constitution Instead ol
changing his course with every stiff
breeze Tor the exhilalstion ol "doine
thiugs." la lge Parker has kept hi,
hesd in every emergency OF his pub.
iic l.lc. has President Roosevelt dom,
the ssmes With Judge Parker in
command there viii be no fcsts Of
zach melodrsma ss the sdmiuistra
tons dispatch, We want Perdi.
csris living or Raisuli dead. repeat.
ell 20 q national convention for =
round Of applause 80 the expense OF
the national pride
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

TuE outlook Tor ginseng culture il
not bright The United States Az
iicultursl Department has been q
party 70 the creation Of this new
craze, by distributing between 25.-
coo AMI $4,000 copies Of 7smphle,
describing ginseng. snd the officials
are nov psiniully aware Of the fact
that if a dozen persons IN the Uni,
ed states should seriously take up
the euliure uf ginseng they would
Immediately suPply the entire Chin.
ese demand from thi- country.
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SALT WATER. THEN
a FLOW OF GAS.
Flat Lick oil and Gas Co. Have
Natural Gas For PoMar-

Tho Flat Lick Ol and Gas 60.
which Is composed mainly of Bristol
people. has bored 90 depth Of more
than Thousand feet ia Wise County.
seeking 90. aud gas. and the boring
will go steadily on, with the hope Of
finding just what the company is ai-
ter. The signs are entirely cacour-
aging AZ a depth of 500 feet. salt
water was struck Al icrth of
o25 feet. the third How of natural
gas was found. There J., consider.
able OF ibis gas. the last flowing he-
ing so strong that the company uses
IL Tor heating thc boiler Boo use. thu,
finding IL ample Co afford thc power
required in drilling
T.. g.. Thompson. manager Of the
company's operations. is graufed
with the prospect of hnliuc ga~ and
oil ia paying Qusutiucs.-Brisfal
C0nri,r.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-09-08

AfTEE all the fuse over the Rose.
bad lottery. the people who drew
nuMbcrs shove 100. il l. said. are re-
fusing 10 hle aud are abandoning
,hci' rights after thorough persorsl
examination Of the land. regarding
It a. not worth the government :
price Of 81 an acre aud the other *.
Penses Involved in complying With
tAe law. 90, Of the entire zoo quar-
ter sections. aot more than 65 or 20
are worth flag with view TO actusl
settlement.
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There is AZ great future Cor the
farm lsborer a. there ever W.; the
high r,icrs fr help Indicate that
condi'ios- ~ese never better. While
the wages may he less than in the
city. the expenses are less. therefore
the svcrsge is in favor 81 the man
who stands BY the farm.
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Monr than 100, 900 school teach.
crs have Ieit the ranks THE year be-.
cause The wages were not enough
lt's a tact TOO. that these workers dc
not receive their just dues Oh, some
women say. they don't do anything
aud are oa 81 four o'clock aud have
= snap" That lady does not visit
the schools In the first place the
teachers must have Sn education. b.
able 10 pass 40 examination aud then
train your h,tie sngels.
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NOTICE.

have opened an establishment in
the room adjoining the telephone ex-
change, IN the Ayers Building. where
l am prepared 20 clean aud press
gentlemea's clothing ia first class
style. An work guaranteed. Give
me trial. Mack PArroS.