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wanted to kill him for the purposes of
robbery. They were employees Of the
Hudson Bay Company and shot his In
dian companion TO death before he
defeated their murderous plans by
dispatching them. AverelFs story does
not hang together well, and inquiry at
Vancouver, where the company has its
headquarters for the West, brought
denial Of any killing of four employees
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n the northern country in 1898.

in the northern country in 1898.
Owing to her overindulgence in NOR
phine Mrs. Lockwood was taken to the
detention hospital last August. Averell
came and gave the assurance that he
would care for her, and upon his re-
quest she was discharged He told
the officials that he loved the woman.
although she was married, and that he
would guard and provide for her.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

KEEPS MONEY HE COLLECTED.-Mrs.
Hermine Schwarzenbek, who has coRfection-
cry store at 306 Sutter street, procured war
rant from Police Judge Mogan yesterday for
the arrest Of Jean Maintrin charge of
misdemeanor embezzlement She alleges that
Maintrin was given wagon load of confec-
tionery 70 deliver Tuesday; that he collected
So from customers and kept the money. He
has not been seen since.
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ELEVATOR BOY
ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE
John Mack Swallows Carbolic Acid,
but Is Revived at Central
Emergency Hospital.


Emergency Hospital.
In a fit of dependency John Mack,
an elevator boy, swallowed carbolic
acid in his lodgings at 303 Jessie street
last night. The boy was taken to the
Central Emergency Hospital, where
prompt treatment by DR.. Kucich
placed him out of danger. He refused
to say why he wanted to die.
The following letter written by him
was found in the room where he had
attempted to take his own life:
Dear Mr.. Patterson, 36 Geary street:
Please excuse me for this deed as 1
am all alone in this world. l haven't
anything in my life so it is better to
be where my dear mother is. Ny aunt
lives out on 1928 Sutter and my father
in Los Angeles. And let my dear
friend know where l am, Cora 625
Larkin, JOHN MACK, elevator boy"
The boy will recover.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
Breaks Tenpin Bowling Record.

SEATTLE. Oct. 12.-Al Jenkins to-
night broke all city and State tenpin
bowling records for single game and
equaled the worlds record. He made
twelve straight strikes in succession,
his score being 800.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
Tennis Players RecIassified.

The tournament committee of the
California Tennis Club met last night
and arranged schedule of events for
the winter months. The committee
also reclassified all the active players
of the club.
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WILL HANDLE NORTHERN
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
Directors of Harriman's Portland
Oriental Company Meet and Elect
Officers for 1905,

OIIICtrS IOf I5UO.
PORTLAND, Oct. 12.-At a meeting
of the board of directors of the Port
land and Asiatic Steamship Company
this afternoon the executive commit
tee of the company and the officers Of
the board for the year 1905 were elected.
The executive committee will consist
of E. H. Hartman, w. d. Cornish and
w. d. Pierce, all of New York. E. H.
Hartman was elected president and
chairman of the board; w. D. Cornish,
vice president; R. p Schwerin Of San
Francisco, vice president and general
manager; w. w. Cotton of Portland.
secretary. and Alexander Miller Of New
York, assistant secretary.
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E,,ectrician Gets Fatal Shock.

SEATTLE, Oct. 12.-W. +. McDon-
aid. an electrician in the coal mines at
Lawson, while at work adjusting the
fans on a high power dynamo. re-
ceived a shock from which he died al
most instantly.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

the Derby In the Pacific Northwest
field trials resulted as follows: The
Deacon won. Katherine NJ second,
Fandango third.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
Picture Frames.

Our Eastern selection Of frames and
holdings for fall trade now in, better
and more beautiful than ever before
Sanborn, Vail & Co.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

People have no idea how
crude and cruel soap can be,
1t takes off dirt. So far,
so good; but what else does
it do.
1t cuts the skin and frets
the under-skin; makes red
ness and roughness and
leads to worse. Not soap,
but the alkali in it.
Pears Soap has no free, al
kali in it. it neither reddcns
nor roughens the skin. 1t re-
spends to water instantly; wash
esand rinses off in a twinkling; is
as gentle as strong; and the
afte--efect is every way good.
Established over 100 wears
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Mormons Seek Land in Mexico.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 2-Representa-
tives of the Mormon church of Utah are
negotiating for the purchase of a tract
of 100000 acres of land in the State of
Tabasco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

A wooden stool made about 140O B.
c., is among the Egyptian antiquity
exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

When you are sick in some part Of your body it -
because some organ is not doing its work properly
Every organ of the body is absolutely controlled BY
the =
Weak, run down" tell of their Condition oy
stopping the proper action OF some one organ or OF
several organs, of the body.
Medical science has for the past seventeen years agreed
with the teachings of Prof Edward E Phelps OF Dart
mouth University
Prof Phelps the first physician to openly declare
twenty years ago that the health OF the human body
depends entirely upon the health OF the nerves.
Prof. Phelps formulated the prescription OF Paines
Celery Compound The first druggist that this pre-
scription was taken to man by the name OF
Paine One of the principal ingredients OF the pre-.
scription is the seed of the celery plant.
After two years trial Of the prescription by Prof
Phelps and number of the leading Massachusetts
physicians it was decided place this prescription be-
fore the public.
The formula was sent to every registered physician
in the United States. The prescription was named
Paines Celery Compound, and of the largest and
oldest manufacturing chemists in the country, Wells,
Richardson Co., of Burlington W.T. undertook It's pro-
duction. =.
Paine's Celery Compound has stood the test of seven
teen years constant has been for the past
teen years. and is to-day, the most universally used
tonic prescription in the world
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A photograph Of Miss Katherine 0oyer, Of
Brooklyn, appears at the head of this arti.
Gle. Miss Doyer's experience Is given in
her own words to illustrate the effective
work that PaIne's Celery Compound Is con-
stantly doing as the curative agent In the
nourlshlas and rebuilding Of rundown"
nerves.
"Some time ago gradually began 70
grow weak and enacIated; my eyes became
dull my sight poor and my head dizzy. !
was restless and nervous and troubled with
bad dreams; D. had shooting pains In my
stomach and suffered nausea after eating.
consulted a physician, who said had ca
tarrh Of the stomach. ] took his preserIp.
tion for nearly six months. but got no better.
Hearing so much Of Pane's Celery CON-
pound, ] decided to try t. II was a fortu-
nate thing for me that did, for Inside Of
two months was entirely cured and have
never had return of any nervous troubles
sInce."-MIss Katherine Doyer, 422 Gold ST.,
Brooklyn, NJ. y. August IS. 1904.
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WELLS, RIcHARDeoN 4 CO., 80
BURLINGTON. VERMonT.
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The Deacon Wins Derby.

SEATTLE. Oct. l2.-The running Of
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- Panes Celery Compound is nerve invigorator,
regulator and an ideal blood cleanser. 1t takes away
the wear on the nerves and enables them to work
without tearing themselves pieces and prevents
the unhealthy reaction Of tired the entire
system
1t solves the problem of how build up the
system, as no other remedy has ever done
1t the of constipation biliousness dys-
pepsa headaches, seeplessness and every sign of inn
pure blood. MISUNDERSTANDING in the form Of
headaches, seeplessness, indigestion meanchoa irri
liability any of host of other roubes-is disease
and as such be driven from the system by the use of
Paine's Celery Compound.
Remember this-Paine's Celery Compound is the pre-
scrpton of one of the most famous physicians this cou-
try has ever known and all reputable druggists sell and
recommend it.
WELLS RicuA1DeoM n CO 81 %
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sd Jni
81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
1T is SERIOUS.
Some Pine Bluff People Fail to Recog-
nize the Seriousness.
her frocf,

The constant aching of bad back,
The veariness, the tired feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney ills,
Are serious--if neglected.
DANGEROUS urinary troubles follow.
a Pine Bluff citizen shows you how
to avoid them.
E. p. Allen, gardener CT 1915 East
Sixth avenue says: My experience
with Deans Kidney Pills procured at
Mann-Tankersley Drug Company has
been exceedingly satisfactory, in fact.
lust as satisfactory as anything possl-
bly, could be- | do not know what
more could ask for. They stopped
the pain in my back which was almost
constant and greatly aggravated if l
took cold or did an extra hard days
work. In addition to the aching ir-
regularity of the kidneys secrdtions
existed and at times they were so
highly colored. Before I used Doan's
Kidney Pills l tried more than one
preparation guaranteed to cue kid
ney complaint, but l met with very
Indifferent success. Doan's Kidney
Pills helped me from the start. The
backache under treatment grew less
and soon disappeared.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
| Remeber the name Doan's and take
no subs titule.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
WHAT NOT TO GIVE,
asa---a-----7uuas-as

A cold h'aasiea hfgf'- nt + Hau mr.
made oup aa sa.l>ata. .n-s-et ea~-t.
mas prosoH - ms r,.e.4H b. -
past IL @ezs aeee- fe.. -.-s
as some ol=.s a=a4a. a...#s
ssamea sAopr=1 aae=lan
10 buy
tom rmea pair Of a..<
possible suspendcrs
lrom "A satin bo< r.a..
Known Probably FOR haF
Itgm = Two pairs ef sa4z#.
aeom Hae-. #ta-ed t. potash
ror.
It.m s.> pair. ot ~a.#
e.cyee Wcru occasionally at vs
laaa aaH oaasa~ ~ofemo occasions
I1eh@5 TEifaern nechties OF ~
f6.l@ asa >1nUdf4# #cp'ots. lroen AND 80
low mesomi0atina. with sulnkahs.i
faf eed= and bin. and rraneez sfIn
qa0tg=6e5
#ltca# Haff=a dozen CELLARS of#the
ga4fab= ,ftff==ryl,z e afetatectlffe
Ite@ o. eaeg ii Daily
fn0u@Hfs Naj" ornamental than
asef'Hs
IteM. On sstaet =bs..
Iieu Garee othet hae- Uses Il
| =aoHe articles mot ~ et47scaeeHed
lfee4 to 0ae boz=of cigars OF su5-
/ -5.,. ,.5,4z-,..l
casiGuatb fca#gcariHa bie dearcst en-
/ fntlC5.
ltem II ti4e lafse@pu cushions.
Has se9cd 'se-e together. however,
AID Giaas ta9' thc}=faake an excellent
chair cushion 50 perhaps they ah9Hld
not b. pat ON thja list All til" of6ef
chairs arc already cushioned, though
- Fhiiadt pima Bulletin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24

ssS The vogue of the all-whit2 toilet IS
0ne that prevails immensely, even in
The smoky and dusty cities. OF course,
Tor those TO whom cleaners and
sAundress' bills are a matter OF in
Inference the question of all white
Tor the children is one that does not
Admit of discussion; it is taken as
NJ mere matter of course.
# Rut those to whom such items are
vi Importance will welcome the coats
bf velvet--or rather 10 be strictly ac-
eurate, of velveteen. What IS con
sidered full length for the child ut
mounts to what is really three-quaT-
Ter lengths for the grownup) is shown
n all of the modish shades in this
Really elegant looking fabric. In 9TH
& er days velveteen was looked upon
as being more or less-and usually
rather more than less-in the shabby
genteel class. But now we have
changed all that. What with I'M
proved manufacture, absolutely last
dye, no shutting or rubbing, even the
most fastidious are being robed IN
yelveteen.
While Dame Fashion sometimes
suggests the chapeau of the same ma
terial as the coat, she is more likely
to order a soft French felt, and have
il trimmed with velvet, either in the
piece or else of ribbon, and the iat'el
is far and away the better style.
The picturesque in millinery is no"
as eagerly sought after for the sma!
folks as for their elders, and any
thing that will show a distinctive ano
individual touch is very quickly ap
proved. Perhaps the very best IN
yestment the mother of one or more
small girls can make is the purchase
Of French felt fats
A very successful one is in reantA
copy of the old-time falcohers nat
For this soft French felt was sc
leeted with a medium crown an(
broad, loose brim. The back IS 1olo
ed over in the characteristic point tha
extends almost to the neck, resting OF
! the hair, while the sides are turned
up abruptly in whatever fashion bes
suits the fair face beneath. On to-
the crown is encircicd with shire
band of pink liberty. folded loosel'
and ending in a big and fluffy cho'
at the left side. Over the felt brim
lace collar is laid. The under brin
is faced with the same faint pinl
(shirred liberty, and on one part wher
tSea brim curls upward there is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24

strap loop bow of the silk stifny
tackled into place.
Others agian of those same simple
shapes show soft Tam O'Shanter
crown III velvet either TO match or
else contrast with the brim. The
matching velvet, it must be confess
ed, makes the better impression
The only trimming that these require
is a big splashins bow in the center
front--a style that is simplicity in
deed
The dat shape that has the medium
low drum-shaped crown is very sim
pie and effectively trimmed with .
long ostrich plume. If the plume be
of he novel double-tipped Tyre shape
then no other trimming is necessary,
although some consider this shape
feather rather too old for childish
wear,
The caats that 90 with those dressy
hats are far and away more effective
for the small fry than are the wraps
for similar occasions worn by their
srown-up relatives The garment
that hangs in straight, unbroken lines
from the shoulder is the one that
takes best, and for the more elabo
rate styles this is used as founda-
ton, and the embellishments that
are added in nowise destroy or CON
ceal the graceful simplicity of the
model.
IN the cloth coat the furore for
white and the more delicate cOlors
finds full sway Seldom does one
see the pure white used: the ivory
pearl, chamois, and such; and braids,
ribbon bouillonnes, strapings and puff
inss of the cloth itself are used for
trimmings.
The wintry touch Of fur is much
used for the small girl coat, when the
coat itself is not entirely of the fur.
And even in her furs does the fancy
| fer white prevail. The undyed cara
| cul. in a soft creamy color, is a 9reat
favorite this year, not only for the
| Juveniles but fer their Older sisters
as well.
For her party aud dancing school
| frocks all Of the Materials except
span9les, that her mother wears are
worn by the little one. GanZes, or
! candies. ehiffons and the like are
! made np in tie acme Of simplicity
! The skirts are an inch or so shorter
than before: the new length barely
covers the bend of the knee He'
silken stockings match the frock, but
. the shoes must invariably be oi
shiny patent leather, low and black
and her sash must match the color ol
her frock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24

For the outdoor dress there are de-
|1ightfulIy plain and simple designs.
81 3one and loose seems to be the watch
WORD where coats and wraps are con
scerned. Not that this is to be taken
To mean that the fioOr-sweepinS de-
ssicns of the Kate Greenaway period
Iare to be revived. Picturesque as
Ifhey undoubtedly were, the length
md fullness of those garments ear
Med to the extreme Of that cay
4 Yaused many vail of anguish.
@ While the frocks have This year re-
streated an inch or two in length. the
Ssouter wrap is supposed TO be long
Sanoueh to come We'll below the Nne g.
aX1 1alf way to the shoetop is supposed
- ~ Es.a correct length for al chill
8dren, and the shoetop is touched oy
Ne coat only when she joins The
anlls of misses. puts her hair in
Hraids and tucks a strap Of school
hooks under her arm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
DiSGRACsFuL DEFICIENCIES.
It is a bis grace
To half DO things.

Vt IS a Disgrace
| To haIfdo things
| Net 70 teyeiop our possjhi1i1oa.
To be lazy, indolcnt. indifferent.
To DO poor. s1jp~ho4 to.eHea wrrk.
To give i had cNamnfe ymn4
!repIc.
| TO have crude bra4sh, rapalsi,
mauners,
To hide a talent neeaase saa ha..
Ion}y one
| To live a haf Iite mlbau ahoIs
jlife is possible.
Not 10 be 4eraruionsiy lean III rcr
sen ana surroundings,
To acknowledge a faaHt and MAKE
Eno=ettort TO overcome j.
To he anara.efGl friends .aJ 10
aase Who have heIp, Us.
To 20 trough hfe q 1i4uy When ma
Itefe intended taa for etanf.
To Niek over lie laaaar when
we have climbed 70 ga5s= position
To be grossly Z2u#aat =sheze
lays of fre" usaaes # GOOD zoe5otY
To .enore the forces winch are nm.
rrovine eiVjlila.ea IN za9r own conn
Try
NoD 10 be ah1e 70 carry On ntolbs
AentIy =eenyefsa#ion apan efferont
topics
To shirk r.speasiblly in politics.
or 10 be indifferent 70 he public vel
ere
To know nothing ol the 'hines we
see handle, and enjoy every day Of
III lives
To be ignorant OF the general his
cry OF the world and OF the various
countries.
Not to know something Of the
greatest leaders. retofmers, artists
AMI musicians OF the world
Not to have intelligent knowledge
cf the general affairs OF the world,
a1.d the inter-relations Of nations.
Not 10 know enough about the
laws Of health, about phs ssiolosy ana
hygiene, to live heaIfhfui1y and sane
ly
To vote blnaly for party, rfeht or
wrong, instead of ter principle, be
cause yoa haga been doing % for
years.
TO be grossly ignorant IN tnese
days Of free eebools. cheap newspa
pers. periodicals ana circulating Ii
hrarios,
To be so controlled ny any appe
tie or passion tIlat ones usefulnes.
aud standing in ITO community ~
Impaired.
TO tie totally ignorant Of aa'ula
history, 10 know nothing Of tn
science which underies the beautie
ard maryels Of nature.
Not to have an intelGgent idea o
tie country in which We live, not 4
know its history, its industries, am
the conditions of its people.
Not TO know anything of the move
ment for human hetterment and no
to help them along to the extent O
cur ability in time ard money.
To live in the midst of schools, !
hraries, museums, lectures, pictur
galleries and improvement clubs an
rot to avail oneself Of their adVan
aoCe-OriGOn SWEET Mardcn in "SuC
&C -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24

A crazy woman in the Minnesota
lunatc asylum has won the prize Of
fered by a Boston magazine for the
)est literary essay. Now you konw
the sort of stuff Boston magazines
want. y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
COOPER HELD TO GRAND JURY
no subs titute.

The preliminary trial of i'm Cooper.
charged with burglary for entering
Brockway's store a few months ago,
vas had before Justice Stewart and
Cooper was sent back to jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24

Sleep should not BE arulged. A
hard worker needs eight hours. If
the night sleep is broken, il is well
to rise at the hour of waking as.
suming always that one feels fresh. A
second and invited sleep dose little If
any good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
FOR RENT.

Five room cottage, No. 7oS Cedar
street, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues. Apply to
F. NJ. ROANE
At S. c. Alexander and company,s
cotton office. Phone 161
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
TOTHE LADIES
Mr.. Arbuckie Will Cater in Coutec,
tionerjea and Refreshments.

MI d. ArbueIde, who recently
purchased he store Gf A. J. Mitchell
oI Main street VIII make some cXs
tCnsiYe improYe in The estab
hment before he takes formal
Charge January t. MI. ArbuekIe VII
completely overhaul tbe store after
Tie holidays Ile= viii make an IS.
poci&i effort Ia gain tho trade of tfc
ladies and vii take especial care in
blyn& goods 10 slit thcm Tho cigar
siand aud soda fountain VIII he con
tnued and lhe best brands Of goods
sold. MI Arhaei1e and Mr. Mitchell
desire to thank tae people for lbeir
Iiberal patronage in the past and AK
5o' a conf .ntlaHce of tb"il trade in tao
future Nh Mitchell viii assist Nh.
! Alhuch,o in Tie store fer some time.
Mr. NrbucIlfe Wa formerly conncct4d
with TIE store and has many friends
! here who viii give him cordial vel,
! come TO The city,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
LOST.

On he night n December -, in the
Masonic t"mple hall, one bunch of
the keys TO Wilson Brothers drug
store and receive liberal reward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
FOR RENT.

The finest brick oven and baker
shop in the city; in the rear Of Ill
Main street. Can be had for a rea-
soHable sum. Soc
LEITNER Il WE'LL,
1l3 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24
slMPLE STYLES FOR
LITTLE MAIDS.

With simplicity the keynote and
the picturesque the aim and goal OF
tho fashions for the little folks, small
wonder is it that each and every
little maid looks this season more or
LOGS like a gracious picture by some
20 mons artist. We are said 10 copy
our fashions from the French. But
Sbeh is one instance in which We are
o4rikinely original, and that is i'll lie
matter of dressing the juveniles. The
french child is inevitably and in
variably overdressed-from the prac-
tica1 American standpoint, that is.
The English child, even among the
vealthier classes, is usually hideous-
" and most unbecominsly clad The
|children's clothes in England avoid
the fussiness and overdfess Of the
EFreneh models, but lack that saving
Et0uch of grace and style which IS so
|coDspicuous in even the least expen-
/ |siye of the small Americans 5 clothes.
The first point in considering chill
8dren's fashions is their adaptability
Nc the needs and requirements OF the
siittle school girl From the crown Of
aher picturesque chapeau % the tip
sof her shiny black leather shoe every
% ffs trimming, frill and ruffie is put
xon where it will add its very best et-
Meet without at all interfering with
#be grace of the garment and the
Bcomfort Of the wearer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-24


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No. 113, Northbound-charleston to
BIaeksbura-Daily.

No. 413 connects at Blaeksbyrg with
Trains Nes. IL, SO and 20 for Charlotte
and Washington.
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RIDDLE & CARROLL.
LOST,

LOST.
ID ETWEEN the residence of Mrs.
ID Wright and the store Of the Glover
Drug COMPANY in the town Of Glover
on October 5, small double cased
gold watch, American Waltham. By
communicating with THE ENQUIR-
Err, the finder can reach the owner
and If desired, get a liberal reward.
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AO . W w lVO
We think we are better pre-
pared to supply your wants this
fall than ever before.
Call and see the style, finish
and workmanship of our furni-
ture. You will receive courte-
Gus attention, and we may save
you money on any purchase You
make.
Our stock of Beds, Bureaus,
Chairs, cheap and medium quail
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prices.
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NEW sroRE-NEW GOODS.

r HAVE opened up my new store op-
posite the Parish hotel and have
new line of new and fresh groceries OF
the better qualities at the right prices.
l will thank my friends for a portion
Of their trade.
I am still running my Beef Market
at the old stand-on the corner-and
will supply you with choice beef ev-
cry week day, q, w, SHERER.
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FOR RENT.

m HE METTS Residence. For def
Il mite term, but to terminate In case
Of sale. Possession given at once by
occupant for the time being, as long
as this notice runs. For particulars
apply to G. E. SPENCER.
Aug. IL TT tt