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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
WON THE SECOND PLACE.

In the College Oratorical Contest,
at the Lexington Chautauqua, on
Friday last, Mr.. Paul Collins, of
this city, won second place, as the
representative of Central Univer-
sity, Danville.
Tie winner of the first prize was
Mr.. James Hughes Snyder, repre-
sentative of Georgetown College.
The first prize was $50 in gold
and the second was $25 in gold.
Mr.. Collins is to be congratulated
upon his success.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
BLUE GRASS BEAUTY MAGA
ZINE.

We are in receipt of the first num-
Der of the Blue Grass Beauty Mag
aziue, which is published by
Messrs. Pitcher IL Taylor, at Lex
ington, KY, and edited by Mr..
Louis Pitcher, who, if the initial
number is "a fair sample, wields a
facile and tranchant pen.
1t is beautifully gotten up and
printed. If it be kept up 10 the
sample rs first issued it will prove
first-class magazine. It's liter
airy merit is far above the ordinary
monthly.
1t is issued at the low price OF
$l.00 per annum or 10 cents per
copy. Send and get copy and you
will be sure To want more of it.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
AHANDSOME IMPROV EMENT.

Gen. ID. w. Lindsey has had the
front of his property on Bridge
street and the same replaced with
granitoid and the unsightly old
wooden fence supplanted by n
handsome iron one, the retaining
wall being capped with "A coping of
grauitoid. 1t is one of the hand
soonest improvements made in the
city in years.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
OFFICERS OF ODD FELLOWS
LODGES ELECTED AT
LAST MEETINGS.

The following officers were
elected in the two Odd Fellows
Lodges, of this city, to serve during
the ensuing six months:
Capital Lodge, No. 6.
Noble Grand-D. b. Duncan.
Vice Grand-E. A. Heller.
Treasurer-Eugene Rossen.
Secretary-W. ). Dehoney.
Host-Albert Chilson.
Frankfort Lodge, No. 28.
Noble Grand-A. G. Hamilton.
Vice Grand-W. b. Phythian.
Treasurer-W. III. Jeffries.
Secretary-Eueene Wolf.
Right Supporter n. G.-Harry
Jones.
Left Supporter ". G.-Jno. G.
Rogers.
Right Supporter V. G.-Crawford
Lee.
Left Supporter V. G.. - Oscar
True.
ConductOr-Arthur Branch.
Warden--R. q. Pollett.
Right Scene Supporter - Thos.
McClung.
Left Scene Supporter-H. G..
TOOne.
Inside Guard Walter True.
Host-C. A. Wallace.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
WHEN YOU GO INTO A DRUG
STORE

To get a bottle of Painkiller, ex-
anime it carefully TO see if it is
made by Perry Davis, and don't be
persuaded OF take something lust
as good because it is few cents
cheaper. There is only one Pain
killer. Perry Davis" Large bot
ties 20 and 30 cents.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
FOURTH OF JULY.
Biggest Observance of the Ma
tional Birthday Held
In Many Years.

Monday last was the 4th Of July
and opened out in a way that none
could complain of. 1t was an ideal
day up to about o'clock in the
afternoon.
Very early in the morning the
people from the surrounding coun-
ties and towns commenced pour
ing into the city until there were
not less than 10000 strangers pres
ent. Every train that came i'll was
crowded with passengers, eager to
take part in the old fashioned cele-
bration of the Nations birthday
that had been arranged for.
At the appointed time the mar
shals formed the procession which
marched the assigned route headed
by the Frankfort Cornet Band,
which furnished delightful music.
At the stand, which bad been
erected in the State House yard.
Immediately in front of the steps
to the Capitol building, the cere-
monies were opened by an invoca-
ton of the Divine blessing by Rev.
Father Thos. 5. Major.
Rear Admiral Chapman Coleman
Todd, in behalf Of the officers OF
the battleship "Keutucky,' then
presented the "home coming flag
of that vessel to the Governor in
short and appropriate address.
Governor Beckham accepted the
flag. in behalf of the State in a
brief and appropriate speech.
The set speech of the occasion
was made ny Mr.. jas. J. Fitzgerald,
of louisville. in II we'll prepared.
eloquent and stirring address, that
showed that "our Jimmie" was de-
serving of his reputation rs an ora
tor.
Owing to pressing engagements
in New York City. Judge WIN.
Lindsay. who was expected TO be
present and address the people, was
unable to be here, which was a
source of universal regret.
At the conclusion of the speech
making, the benedictiOn was pro-
nounced by Rev. c. ). Nugent, and
the crowd betook themselves to-
the rear Of the State buildings.
where delicious, old-fashioned
Kentucky burgoo was served to
everybody who applied. There
was an abundance Of that tooth
some article, which makes one feel
that life is not a vain thing after
all.
Mr.. David kirkpatrick certainly
established bis reputation as bur-
goo concoctOr that will cause MI.
Gus Jaubert to look to his laurels.
In the afternoon a beautiful game
of base ball was played at Cove
Spring Park.
At the hour for the daylight fire.
works, light rain was falling,
but, Notwithstanding this, the
management proceeded with their
work, and made it a decided sue
cess In the evening the fiotilla
of yachts and other river craft
were very prettily decorated and
illuminated, making fine show.
The fireworks were beautiful and
brilliant beyond anything which
had been seen here in recent years,
and the whole program was sue
cessfully gone through with not
withstanding another downpOur of
rain which temporarily scattered
the crowds Of sightseers.
1t has been many long years since
the 4th Of July has been so gener-
ally and agreeably observed.
There was "a gratifying absence
of disorder of any kind, and those
having the celebration in hand are
to be congratulated upon the great
success which rewarded their
efforts.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
BITTEN By DOG.

AS Mr.. Jas. W. Hughes, Jr., was
coming down town from his home
at Edge wood, OF Wednesday, a
dog ran out into the pike and bit
him on the leg. Mr.. Hughes got
a gun and killed the animal.
Surgical attention was rendered
and the wound dressed.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09

Hives are a terrible torment to
the little folks, and to some older
ones. Easily cured. Doan's ONT
ment never fails. Instant relief,
permanent cure. At any drug store,
80 cents.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-07-09
FAMERS BANK STATEMENT.

In this issue we give the state
ment of the Farmers Bank of this
city. The statement shows that
this bank is in prosperous and
safe condition. 1t is well managed
and has fine corps of officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13

ALL SHIRTS WAISTS IN LAWN FOR
4 ga le "a a. mere pittance now; our in
# terest we can serve. oEMBERTON,j
PRICE & CO. 54ss5 #
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MAKE IT: AN ISSUE {!
DR.. Swallow Says Bishop P otter.

DR.. Swallow Says Bishop Potter
HAS Given Prohibitionists Chance
Especial to The Time Dispatch.)
Il HARRISBURG, August 12.-Thc Rev.
&Dr. Silas c. Swallow, Prohibition noml-5
nee for, President, will make Bishop Pot
tar's conservation Of the subway saloon
lin New York city one of the Issues Of
the campaign. 4SB ~ ~ q.
3I Dr.. Swallow will argue that. the two
great parties are participants in the u
}auor business, because wherever and
swhenever8i IN power they license the sale
sofS liquor and take a partyof the profits.
s1Isz will argue further that. to vote for
either rarty's candidate Is an endorse
l1nent OF the bishops saloon. s5 4 atgS
}55S,. .Prohibitionists,' he said to-day are
very Thankful to Bishop Potter for hay.
ing rrecipita1ed upon the public the very
question that forms the GERM the
NTH, the very marrow Of E5 our
.contention-is the liquor traffic a blessing
5ors a curse #
Ordinarily the bishops conservation lt1tI'a
would not challenge more than a. pass
Ing $ nctice,.s but 1t has evoked the q It
tention OF pubicists everywh ere. e Pull
pits, platforms and papers join in one
common proclamation of denunciation.
Priests, punsters and punch mixers are
a unit Iii declaring bishop 81 g wrong
dOert
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LENNOx, zoos IcAS 5$sE MARSHALL
IL Hand some rooms, wi II or; VI thout boar .
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6SOUTHERNERS TO
ATTEND THE G. A. R.
Will BE Royalty Entertained y.
H Their Old Enemies Vir-
pinians Invited.


BOSTON, MASS, August ls.--NearlSt
half ID million strangers are expected IN
Boston next week d,iring the National
Grand Army Encampment when the,
g1volnan's Relief Corps, Sons Of Veterans,
Daughters OF Veterans and allied organti--
cations will also hold conventions. F'lit
thousand veterans will participate in8the
great military review Tuesday. i
Virginia and other Southern States
will be well represented not only by
veterans. but by twenty-five distinguish
/ ed ex-Confedcrates who will be the
guests OF Kinscy Post, No. 49, and tho
personal guests OF COMMUNICATIVE Chief
J John c. Black,8th latter will entertain
them during S the review, and they VIII
occupy eatstof honor with his stu lie e
will tender them q reception a. Fanueil
Hall Monday evening. August 10th. fol-
lowed with n banquet, at which
Lafayette Post of New York. and the ma
/ tional officers will be guests. Among
those who have accepted Invitations are
h Colonel William Il. Cameron Petersburg,
Va. General John b. Castleman, Cyrus
ils. Watson, Salem, N. CT; Captain Ben
Z .janiin G. Wherry, Richmond; Colonel
lNilliam G. Lamb, Williamson, Nj ca
jand General Behan. General Fitzhugh
lice is unable to attend, owing 70
generous duties connected with the James
town Exposition. The southerners Will be
#quartsrcd at the Victoria and West
minister. and there will be one con- inuolls
round Of festivities In their honor.
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5gOPPORTUNITIES

AUGUST is. rs THE LAST
Il day summer discounts will be allowed
Il Until then unlimited Qife) schoarshps,s
4 all depar tments, will be sold t. Is per
~ may be used a ny time.R MASSEY BUS
s INESss COLLEG il, $705 ISas NJ ain Street.
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LITTL GIRLS TOOK ALI :.ss
THE DOLLS They COULD SEE
4 : ncria = The 71rimes;- his patc}. : B

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
{. SYRACUSE Y, August II he
home OF Frederick NJ. Davy, at No. 6..S
South West Street, was looted on Tues
day a fternoon with such thoronghness
that the police believed expert burglars
had cone The real culprits. It is as
old. q and her \ flve-ycar-old sister, Arti-.
3mese. Every. room in a the house gave
sevidnce of a careful search Drawers
had been emptled and their contents
picked over, apd clothing was scattered
about. NJ N l8l4 !. . a
Il Detective William Dorncr noticed hat
most Of the missing articles were of a.
character that would attract children
rather than IA i\,own3 person. Dolls rock
ing cEai rs, money and icwelry We're taken
the Hutton home, and he went there with
the expectation Of finding that wolf
grown boys were the oulprits. Instead
founa We're
and set free. IS S,
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.FAIRBoURN COTTAGE ,yIR Z: I = q
airy rooms second floor, 81 u third S75c.tE
per- day translents sollct ted S..IWen ty-l
fourth Street Stat lon. N rs.
ny LNC1S
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I Let Us Have Peace.

Concerning The attitude of Tho Times
Dispatch towards those Democrats WHO
are not altogether pleased with the plat
form and candidate Of 1904, we accept In
good part and In good temper the friendly
scbidlng OF our esteemed COMMEMORATIVE
The Blackstone Courier Ill 5
4 Family Guarrels are proverbially bitter.
and this family quarrel has been no ex-
4ception, We have not said rs harsh
things OF others as others have said of
US. But VIC are willing To let bygones be
tbygones Tie making up time has come.
and we are glad OF il, We are for har-&
mony. fNNa sSaAleartily enjoying the fam
lily reunion. NNd%are In splendid hulnor{
for a genuine love feast, ard If at times
We should get Too hilarious and
should poke little fun al any men,
her Of the household, we hope that the
Blackstone Courier and all other esteemed
and well beloved contemporaries Of the
true faith will cali us TO order and admin
lister an affectionate rebukc There are
4 no Democratic anmosities In this sane
\ t'lm, ana any Democrat who has any
doubt on that score may come hither and
4 search as. Let brotherly love continue,'%
4 Richmond ,rimes-Dlspatch. s4
Now that is in the true spirit, and 10
K follow that course Will do more 10 har-
monize and get out the Democratic vote
than all that either Mr.. Bryan or Judge
& Parker or both together can say. We re-s
II Ter more especially to the country vote.
Iiis this latter vote that Is seriously al
fected. since the city Is more easily got
I len outfar all times and In this parlicll-
lar instance the voters In The cities have.
never been such ardent admirers OF bryan
and his IDEAS as have the country voters
In Ibis section the campaign has not
begun to get warm yet, and as there viii
4 not be any congressional opposition to The
nominee, the chances are that 1t viii he.
hard TO get the vote out al the regular
election. There lisa contest for The nomi-
NATION. which isto he settled on the gu,
!. of September, but so far even that seems
~ have created but little interest In this
isection.
DID However, the Fourth District has always
& idono its full duty In times that were Try
ling, and when the time approaches 10,
dhe election In November there will Us
mo sulking In the tents though some mas
stay away from the idea Of safety ~.
can only say we have heard no man II
this section, heretofore a Democrat, stat,
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II Your Ad IS Here To-Day VIII Go Before 100 600 Readers IN All
that they opposed the ticket or the plat
form, but would support both. IS

that they opposed the ticket the plat
form, but would support sbo tn. " NJ
There are some--yes, quite a. humber
who do not approve the course of the
enemies Of Mr.. Bryan but they a ckroyyl-i
edge s,ibserviencysto Democratic doctrine
that the majority rules, and VIII govern
themselves accordingly They are also
aware that there Is no place for them
outside OF. the regularly constituted Dem
ocra,lcf partyssand have no. sympathy to
showsss NJ Ell enliess Il.
# But I'd return to the question. This is
the time for showing inagnaniinity. It is
Is expected that OUR friend, The Times
Dispatch should show more than Is shown
ltrSit and mott say as harsh things as
are said against X. This is always ex--88
Spected OF those occupying the more cx-- 4
uited or prominent positions. IN this In.
stance IL lis policy to do So. We do not
mean personal policy. We know our
contemporary does not consider this. But,
party policy. Our friend wishes to do the
party good, and for this must let those
who feel some resentment have their
say, and then all Twill be well. "a
Speaking for ourselves, we have no UNI
kind feelings for either SIDE We sup.
ported Mr.. Bryan as long rs lie was the
recognized leader, honestly and conscl-i
entiousy. We see no. sacrificc5of prtnci-s.
pic y8sacceptlnE lils NeIulCt ttiip s'uuH
parting Il man who has al ways been
regular, XII while entertaining different
views. we are doing for him now Just;
what he did for us then, and we shall do
so as honestly and sincerelyiaas was our
support OF Bryan. All we ever asked was
that the nominee should come from the.
ranks of the regulars we cared not what
his ideas, either past or present, We're
as to the silver, OF. gold question. We
have some time since accepted that Issue
az settled. Certainly for the present and
Immediate future, II not for all timei
We can truly add In the words Of our
contemporary: Let us have pea c.H ~
Blackstone Courier. IA n 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13

Mary Baldwin S. m'rary, for 81 oung Lad les
y 4, TAUNTON. VIRGIN Il sl.S ssss
Term begins Sept 9Th 1901, IN Shenandoa
Valley OF Virginia. 27b st from ~ states
20 st Session Terms mod erat Enter any time.
s''a'e Miss b. g, WI11AdA PRINCIPAL
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THE new THROUGH.
line TO THE SOU|TH
Charter Granted iii I Tennessee to
the Cambria Southern
4 Railroad.
BY Associated Press.l

KNOXVILLE, TENN, August Il. a
charter for the Cambria Sou hcrn Rail-
road was filed here 4 to-day This line
runs from Wetno ire, on I'll the Atlanta,
Knoxville and Northern Railroad to he
Georgia State line. 81 charter i will be
obtained In Georgia for he road to run
from this point To- Cartersyillc, Gar, on
the Western and IA lantic road y his Is
the new throug Ii 1,ne Of the Louisville
and Nashville road to tho South. Large
shops will be erected at Camden. Tenn.
Il new town that will be started by the
road att the junction Of this new! line
wiral the Old "a tlanta, Knoxville and
Northern in Tennessee. 5is5 a
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Names Fire Marshal.
] l[.BY a suss,o'.cia ted i. Press.l

II NEW ORLEANS. August 12.--:rh he new
law passed at the request OF the insur--,
.ancc companies. creating the Office Of
fire marshall In Louisiana has gone into
effect, and II Governor Blanchard has
famed .. b. Haggerty. OF New Orleans
for the office. He will have large police,
authority In the Il inyesti gait ion q fires
through the State, and II r h IS il expected
that his work will reduce lncend iarisn,. %
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$50 L0No,.MlkE,' SAID
q DROWNING SWIMMER

g Especial 10 The Times Dspatch.)
5 LANCASTER, PA, August l2.-.While
We're bathing yesterday afternoon lii The
$Gonestoga, near Lady Shade Miller
was carried by the swift current 10 a
place called Deep Hole, and was drowned.
Neither of the boys could swim.
a55 As he was gong down for the last time
I Miller He'd feebly to his companion,
$50 long. Nike" IA
Conner was saved by a youth named
Shoemaker. 4 s,!3 q aa ~; MS
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lIt3 s. a u . l3-l l1-E0I'1 I-3Il
! BAMkRU. P'1-. NOTICES.

in THE DISTRICT GouRT oIr' TIE
45& United IF STATES FOR THE EAST
f lSRN# DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
no Il ths N Z. 5EE% q ~: ln A.
45 Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF N Office FOR DISCIlARGE e.
rs On this 9Th day OF August, a. u. l904,s
OH reading the petition for discharge of
the gbAnkrupt.Sit is ts23l,i
Ordered by the court. that a hearing be,
had upon the same on he f.pth. DAY OF
AUGUST, "A. d. 1901 before said court,
at Richmond. in said district at IL O clock
noon and that notice thereof be pub
lished In The Times Dispatch. fl news
paper8printcd In said district, and that.
all known creditors and other persons
I In interest may appear at the said time
and place, and show cause. II any they
have, why the prayer OF Tho said peti-j
toner should not be granted. i3
And 1t Is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mall to all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and disorder, addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated 81
Witness the Honorable EDMUND yVAD-5
DILL. Jr:, Judge Of the said court, and
the seal thereof at Richmond, In said dis
trlcl. on the, 9Th day, Of August, a, p. 1904
It \ I3 G. i. BOWEN, Clerk.
BY joseph r. Brady, Deputy Clerk. I
Q Il ~ ~
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PROPOSALS.,
Bank rup|i Sale

4 TILE ENTIRE STOCK or osEpH
COINS SONS Bankrupt. OF Lynchburs.
va.,sWill be offered for sale as q whole by
the trustees,
The stock consists OF over $780, of
MEMS, Boys and Clfildren's Clothing,
Furnishing Goods and Hats; o lso includes
a handsome line of piece goods.
Sealed bids will be received by the trus-
tees until AUGUST 10Th, Inclusive, but
right Is reserved to reject any and ali bids.
The stock lis now open to Inspection and
any information viii be furnished hy the
undersigned,
ir,sJ. O'ERIEN Trustees.
4. r. GILMAN, n
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coY'rAG E, WI r q MA " ].
Beach SdelightfilS board Pleasant 70 ms ms
good table; Telephone; I good bat hing. & &
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U. Once Of

The County88Clefk = enr1cb,' 80
@%S4 Richmond. " a.. Aug.S1 ! = 1901 .Sf
SEALED PRO POsAIs WILL /, p r IL. !
5s5ceived BY the Board OF SUPERVISOR Of
y the county OF Henrico, sSV UP to noon
I, SEPTEMBER q, 40 for he construc-
M lion & or u THREE STEEL1E% BRIDGES
Concrete .Abntments.a In ia frf ED D 81
y trict. arffheScIty&of Richmond. \ spcci-
4 flea tons can be seen q tsst he office OF
81 the County; Gle K. .s III
he Board reese rves tn rig TO- reject
hi my Or all OF said sbi DIS. and to let one
81, more of the said v 81 dges. Al
~ SANfUEL4P r. yYIADDILLlC Clerk
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YOU FIND IA COMPLETE MARKET
n everything the best and always fresh );
vegetables, chickens. !. mea is, fresh fish,
4BRAUER' g. 3 East Broad Street.
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.College 81 PLY slcians & Surgeon

OF MARYEANp..l 49,
$50 gANN AL Sc SSION8B ms ocTO.s
3fG3 q Err S T. 5
III New building. modern. II eau lpm ent. liIl-5
q Iab orato large and indie
pendent .ying In for praa ttcal OBJ
sdrophobia and many hosp tia Us for clinical
work present m to the medical 58 student
every advanta &c. ss
For catalogue and other nforIna ton q p-3
Il a Is4s T1OhIAs OPIE. M D. y lear.
}$s Cor Calvert and Saratpga SITS.
Baltimore. z NJ ryland. ts
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I, :
NOTICE.

NOTICE TO SS CONTRACTORS AND
81 Builders--We are how In, a posi- ton to-
u furnish from 200 to- 300 y yards 5ofitsand3
q pei day a n the 4 foot OF Seventeenth
II Street ecfa1finducementssto large cash
buy rs.a8 RICElMONDaCOO co.
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! ,BI:OARDING.i

5BOARDERs WANTED FOzt COOL.}
s$ss com fortably, furnis he'd rooms at Bic N
E# Eighth Street. 55&S Il; III 8$s ss
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SRichmonders in New ork.s
lsneclal ~ The 1Times- Dlspatcll.l D

(special5t The. Times- Dlspatcll.) 3f8gII9
NEW = DIRK. August waldorf
w. Travers; ; Gloria - Bromin: ST.
Denis IT. C.. Read and wife; Broad way
Ashland-yV. IN B. Robinson and Wife g..
AZ. Reyno$ds;& NlaSrir.E iOMs:il y &
SSnwar7schild: y ork---lB. ! y u. s. Myers, r.
5W1lbon. 4 iii
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sfC;r0ve Avenue and Beech Street, REV j. b.
ii d. ESI j, !. pastor aching At
liza. NJ 81 No service at nj ht. Su nday school
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s& GRACE STR EETs BAPT1sT CHURCH COR,
ISL GARDN ER, D. u, past or.- Sunday school
at 80 AZ. NJ ,is Preaching by The Rev. MES
sI3. TAYLOR at n a. "A N. III Prayer meeting
t1Ycdnesda 81 Mt 8: Ia r.. NJ III See33
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WANTED. 1; s}1I Il

WANTED D., ri n IIAsM r 8 ~ 81 GAN
barrels and barrels at 81 l,sr gel lon, f9 !
"a limited q time on w., vi YLO q ~
BOYLE, 141o. IL. Cary strpst, ~ holesa a2Aa.
Agents la3&t t go ~
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FOR SALE 4 j: !:

+ STILL HAVE; oN3HAi5D Va. GooDLoT
Of Bottle and Canned Goods, OIL Z Cans
n AIason's Jars, Soap, Starch, Fixtures
etc,,Swhich I will sell rat low prices, q a $;
fI expect to close on August got h. CHAS.3
KING, 425 M. Sixth Street. sf a$