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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05
For Sale.

On account OF age and failing health
1 have decided to dispose OF my busr
ness consisting of jobblng, masonry
ia somining and cement, stone aho
tile work, including mods, scaffolding
and work on hand.
J. C. Baldwin, 1906 D St.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

include NTH yous orders Monday
morning, Dix;~ powered soap. Ihs
best for all cIeansing purposes. VII
not fade the Goodes For sale ~ al
Qrocers. Manufacturing by cixle Drus
Co., er1ngW,ek A.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

NY entire line of pocket knives
must be closed out at factory prices,
rs am going to give up this line
Now is your time to buy knife cheap
.Sfe Leyison, 80 Bay street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

$500 briar root pipes, z5c to SOC, val
use, will sell them for the next 30
days at the unheard Of prices of zoe.
Come look anG wonder. Sig Levison,
$40 Bay street.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

You cannot begin to imagine the
u,. cd things we have at this sale Come
and see Kaiser's Thurs. Fri. and Sat
Renting and collecting. Desirable
ouses for rent in al sections OF the
city. r. r. Hitch q Co.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Joel. the reliable pawhrol er, gives
lie public more good for less money
nan any other house in This city,
See aim Saturday it will pay you.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Miss Kate SIater's Millinery opening
this year will eclipse anything OF the
kind in 6runswick's history. watch
the News for the announcement.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Registration took little jump yes
t,rday and quite a number Of voters
qaalihed It IS believed that there
wi be about 500 white voters quail.
fed for tfe primary.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

He is not ber~. but L. J. Joel the
reliable pawnbroker IL. See him. Nun
said. .-..-sl..-l-1zs4G6a
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Miss Kate slater's Millinery opening
this year will eclipse anything Of the
kind in Brunswiek's history. Watch
the News for this announcement.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

He Is not mere, but L. Joel the
reliable pawnbroker is. See MIN. Nun
said.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

The northeast winds yesterday
bought several vessels in and it is ex
eepetd that another fleet will arrive
today. Quite number are now bound
for this port
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Life and IRE insurance Long isl
+ the best known companies sss
3. r. Hitch 4 "
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Miss Kate Skaters Millinery opening
this year will eclipse anything of the
kind in 5runswick's history. Waten
the News for the announcement.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

se sure to attend kaisers Honest
ara Genuine sale, Thurs. Fri. and sat-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05
AROUND THE CITY.

The first sign of winter was seen
yesterday The small baby was wrap
ped in shawl. the small boy had
CT his shoes and the older folks found
cover very comfortable. Early this
morning the Thermometer went down to
CO and it is expected that it will so
siitl lower before the end of the week
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

KaIssrs Honest and Genuine Sale
Thurs Fri. and Sat
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Two TENS viii play match game
tae bowling alley tonight and con-
siderable interest is being manifested
Is the same. The contest viii begin
.! S clock.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Ouly business matters were handled
at the meeting of the Mems club last
night Quite a number of the mem.
bers were present.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05
JOHN u. ROUNTO>

eRuNsWiGk's CANDY STORE
Winter Goods:
aust Received, the Highest Grade OF
Those
aFAMIUS JACOBS CROCCLOTES'
delicious Chocolates. Bon Cons. ana
Crystoilzed Fruits, Fruit Tablets
Both In Bulk and in
Beautifully Decorated PACKAGES, ~
lib and / ~ ID Boxes.
FINEST FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO
5Accos, ETC.
Taffy candy Mace Dai J
2os Newcastle Street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05

Mira. NJ. lsaacs mill and factory sale
is stll in progress and the store is
bcins visited by large crowds daily.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-10-05
HERE AT HOME.

voodford mabrM Plaintir's Atty
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
SLIGHT INSECT MAY CAUSE
NEW ERA IN HORTICULTURE.
Apple and Pear Crop of the w"r'e
TO lie Doubled >inr~ '"dii"s
Moth. Destroyer Is Pound

REPUBLIC SPECIAL,
San Francisco. Sept. io-Oue Of the most
important discoveries thar have ever been
r,lad. 'or the benefit Of horticulture - al
nounced. Ire parasite that destroys the
,udIing moth ns< been found N south
America by George Comper.. Sha IL en-
moved jniniIy bv the state Of California
through Horticultural Commissioner Coop
.-. ard by West Australia IN md berefi-
cfal insects tha; are born 10 prey u3on
,hos.. that are injurious
The genu.nen.s= o: the discovery is
vnuch.d for by ;he fact that the apple
orchards that are the habitat Of the new
b. found parasite bring % PER cent Of their
fruit 80 maturity. In California and in all
other Parts % the world hitirrtO the
proCrlct Of tn. apple ard pear orchards
has rot been more than % to = per cert
o. the u.orniS- at setting. The discovery
O. the coilIng moths destroyer therefore
mean. that the worlds output % apples
and pears can D. made about tnr.. times
il pr-Sent sizs-
\ million dollars EiIi D. annually sat ed
TO this STATE 10y ii s51ens.ng With the costly
sprAys tnat have been applied 10 the fruit
trees 10 ..siroy the c.s.iE: moths ot.-ss
millions viii - Gained by the great IL
c.rase in production OF the trees. when IN f.
co.l.ns no;n - made scarce
Countless milo ,sk.ng the NCfid a
large. may. therefore. be added IN a cum p
Darstfyely short period to the wOr.1 3
wealth by this dIscoysry-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
FREE INSPECTION ORDERED.
Notice Given 10 Shippers of Dried
Fruit.



Washington. Sept. io-The Secretary Of
Agriculture has made public a circular no
tice To- exporters of dried fruits. Prov!-
son has been made by the department for
the fr.. inspection Of cargOer OF such
fruits. and u Is desired by the officials that
shippers avail themselves Of IL. in order
to insure themselves against loss The no.
tice follows.
The Governments OF Prussia and Sax
ony. in order TO unity the practices of in
spectors Of dessicated fruits. have issued
de-rees fixing the limit OF suiphurous acid
in such dried fruits at .is5 p@r cent
Exporters Of such products from the
United States are asked 10 take notice cf
this regulation and to refrain from send
ing 70 the countries named d-sSicst-t
fruits containing amount Of sIiphurouS
acid in excess Of that mentioned above
BY authority 81 Congress. the Depart
rnent ~ Agriculture will Inspect cargD~s
Of de=sicated fruits intended for sNpOrts-
tion free of charge to export@r~ who may
request such inspection on spp.irstion
20 the Bureau Of Chemistry all necessary
blanks viii ba sent Exporters are urged.
In order to avoid refusal or c0nfiscation
by other countries. 10 avail themselves
~ this opportunity to ascertain before
shipment. the percentage of sulphurous
scid contained In goods intended TO b. eX-
ported
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
ONLY THE OCEAN NEEDED.
Home Of kwakuitl Indfan Being Re-
produced at the Fair.

4 dense forest. seashnre and the roar
ing or the breakers a. they spend their
force upon the beach - all that IL re-
puireG 10 rersier the new home OF the
kEssuitl Indians from Vancouver island.
10 which the finishing touches are beirg
added. a typical home srene
The tiriber< and lumber used in the con-
stTuction Of the house. which i 81 by -
feet. were All hewn by the primitive fool.
by the natives. Entrance to the house u
gained through large doorway. which
will ne closed at night with a large FUR
curtain. with the tvo vIndows one on
either side OF the house. provided With
similar curtains for protection from xind.
rain and snow. The interior furnishings
Of the house will be identical with fho.e
TO he found ", hundreds of homes on the
island. The intention Of Mr. sims is TO
reproduce as nearly As poss h!e~ the man
nere- customs habits and life OF these
people including their religious cere-
monies. native dances sno music These
and other Interesting customs Of the Rwa-
kuitls will be given in their new hume 40
soon a. possible,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
BELIEVES $500 PERISHEO
IN ARMENIAN MASSAcRES.
United stas~s Consul Norto" MsLiss
/. . Tour of Remote Regions In
Asiatic Turkey.
REPUBLIc sFECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Sept. lg.-Consgl Thomas II
Norton at EaTput. who recently started on
a trip through the disturbed PORTIONS Of
the Ottoman Empire. has reported 10 ths
State Department.
He estimates tina, T. m Armenians were
killed and died from hunger and exposure
curing the re-cnt naS-acrss.
The greatest los OF life vas near Bit
lis. which wss recently visited ~ Lr.
Norton. AZ present the American colony
- that place Is believed o. Mr.. Norton 10
he ia no immediate danger.
st present tine district 90 SasSun. In
which Bitiis is located. is quiei and -trs-
teSic points are gsrriSoned by Infantry Do
tachnents and permanent barracks are
erected The survivors or the massacre
are now endeayorinG TO rebuild their
homes with the little aid the Government
: able 10 give them.
Mr.. Norton ts at present in the Province
Of NOGsh- in Asiatic Turkey Although
there was some objection In Conztanti-
ncpie 70 NJ NoTton's visit 10 ;he remote
SECTIONS Of As:atic Turkey. ne says his re-
ceptior has been cordial. The Governor
General OF Icush maid him q visit upon
his arrival there and offered him an e.
ccrt 10 the Sessur Mountains.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
RAILWAY VIEWS PROGRaMME.
street aaS stenm Represepfatses
Arrange for special Day.

joint mee;ins NJ tho Executive COM
ulitt..s Of IN. American Association OF
Street Railways and the Street Railway
Manufacturers Association. was held At
IN. Southern Hotel yesterday morning. 20
arranz. the progranlul. for Street Rail-
v.v Mems Day October l.
TsS Street Railway Association Com
nit-fcs is composed Of W. q. Fly. Buffalo.
PRESIDENT: r e Foster. New Orleans.
Wee president. T. =. Pennington: secTe-
tzry: John Grant. p. Louis. and jerry
IIurchins Detroit III. Manufacturers
Committee is composed Of II. y. Brady.
Chicago. chairman; r r Meade. New
York secretary. George kobuSch. St
LOUIS. Scott Blew.t. W A. Cooke. r.. H.
Baker and r. r. PTic" Of Boston
The Railway Association Committe"
first held a brief session. after which the
committee from the Manufacturers A.
socfation WAS invited into the room and
IN. details for the DAYS ceremonier ar
ranged The Street Railway Mems Day
falls on the same dat. OF sey-rs! other
important events. and the committee
complains that their association mas been
overlooked The American Association OF
Street Railway Men comprises IN Its
membership the United StateS. Canada
Cuba. Mexico and Porto Rico. ard - large
attendance Is expected here on October
Il the week Of the annual convention
details for which also vere discussed at
the meeting of the committee yesterday
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
WATER LILIES At THE FAIR
FORM ATTRACTIVE PICTURE.
Pond. East OF the Palace Of Asrirai-
tur~ Are <hIare With Briiiisnfi,
BIossOminE Plants

The Worlds Fair Ily ponds have
reached the z.-nirh Of their beauty The
official Photographic hav. erected stands
ia order 20 get IN. best effects OF the
ss-ne and will perpetual. their beauty
These ponds are IN the center OF the
hogaI gardens east sf The Palace of AGTi-
culture and 10 the visitors who rest up
on the benches Of the AgTiCul,ur. build
ing piazza ard "a rho<- who speed hy on
tn.- IutramursI cars q rare sigh, i o.
fered-
There are tao lakes. separated by a
rustic bridge under which the clear va
ters sind their way through the maze OF
aquatic plants The lower pond Is for the
high-t-rnpersture plants. and here one
may see thoss s!antlike plants which
w-T" originally founi covering the shall
l0Eg waters ON IN. .Jg-- ~ the Amazon.
the Victoria EeKis and itS sister plant
the Victoria TrfcneriL The leaves ar.
between three and four feet IN width. and
there are eleven leaves on th- largest
plant In plsin figures the plant covers a
space. OF 10 square feet. The leaves have
a Perfectly fiat surfac. with rising edge
just Ike q pie pan. Both the plants are
tn bloom. the flowers being q lisht red
and SHAPED like rose.
The larger pond. however. y the mos
BEAUTIFUL. and this is due 20 the remark
able manner In which nstur. has b-en i'm
itsrei- The color effect and the arrange
Bordering tine hanks Of the pond are the
Ssrfl.sausrlc pisnts-Jse water poppy with
ii- many yellow flowers. the water lettuce
With IT, stiff picturesque leaves. the reed
Ike papr-uS the Jlissiea LOngifolios. and
the tusSies RepoES. With these are the
cst-tsils. the Wild rice and the willows.
But after al. "a IL the water lilies that
make the ponds the most b-a.r!'ui piece
OF water-sardsning that has been pro-
duced at any Exposition.
In IN. brilliant array Of .ol5r from
the thousands or more flowers that stick
thsir hSad< out above I'll. clusters OF wide
spreading leaves ar- reds "f al hinnS' h,
criusons. sca-I.ts ard ma rooms and pinkS.
b.Ucs. yiole;< purpl.s- yell"ws and whites
The plants do no; cover the entire pond.
but leave tn. water in the center clear
Th- settings in the vicinity Of the pond all
tend 10 add 20 It's beauty II - one n, the
fues, scenes upon the entire Exposition
grounds. and one that no visitor should
fail 10 see.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Nearly 10 Years Old. the Iniirmi-
lies Of Ago Close His
Busy Career.
ALWAYS ACTIVE IN POLITICS.
Engaged in Practice of Law for
sixty light Irars-Was First
President uf Illinois STAT.
Ear Association.

REPt Bi.IC -FE.TAT.
SheibyyilI, lii. sept io-Former Su-
pr-ine Judge Anthony Thornton died O:
old age a. noon to-day. He was s. years
and 10 months old. 4 prominent Mason ana
d charter member of Sbelbyvilie Lodge Of
EIks. being the oldest Elk In the world.
He bore the distinction Of being the only
survivor ot the To- members OF the Illinois
Constitutional Convention ~ ls+1
The first Judge before whom Thornton
tried cs-e Was Sidney Breesz. who sas
afterwards for more tban twenty years
on the supreme bench aud q member 0f
~. Z nitsd States Senate from Illinois The
prInciga! lawyers al thu bar iu his early
yraciic" wrT- Usher +. Linder and o Il.
F!cklin u Charleston A Il. Field. Ferris
Foreman anI Levi Davis Of Wanda la.
Charles Em.rs son. KIRBY Benedict. S.th
Post and Brewer Bum II Decatur. James
Il Davis. commonly called Long Jim,
and T.. Y Rice of Hill-bOrO. Judg- Van
Gev--T of TayIorSiile and Mr.. Lincoln.
Mr. Thornton was a Wing IA politics
until i>s. .nd cast his ITst vote for Cen
eraI Harrison IT, lsip lie was active
speaker for Clsy ia the campaign Of 1874:
iOr Taylor la l,4s. and for scott IN Is52
Since ISIS he hsd been an active Demo
tor. ami held joint debates with leonard
SWEET. then ~ Bloomington. but VINO af
trrvard~ died in Chicago.
AT th- beginning Of the M-xi.an War
Governur Cariiu commissioned Mr- Thorn
ton Major of the militia of Shelby and
several nearby counties. but II. did not get
q taste OF thu war. owing TO the quota
being all.d b"fOr- GhIs company was
reached. So great confidence had the
p-ople IN Mr.. Thornton that IN isS3 the
county made him ats agent to sell bonds
10 pay bOuntI-s To drafted men TO oil
Shelby Counts'- quota 10 the war H.
handled o..- $1,000 without being re-
Guirsd to give any security whatever: and
for his entire S-ryic.. time and expense.
covering man. months. he charged and
Was paid JUS: Se.-
by election in 1870 Mr. Thornton was ele-
vsted to the bench OF the Supreme Court
Of Illinois. a place he allied with signal
ability until four years later when NE
resigned. The cour, consisted 0f Judges
Thornton Charles Is Lawrence. Pinkney
H. Walk John 81 scott. Sidney Rreese.
W. X. Mailister and Benjamin X. Sheldon.
all OF whom are dead. While OF the su-
decislons reversing 10 OF these cases. and
confirming eighty-t~O.
In his lsw practice. covering s.Ity-sisht
years Judge Thornton was at different
wending m. famous platform orator.
Attorney General II. J. Hamiin. u. r.
Wilson. Wil.ism J. LLOYD. Judge Hess. W.
- Wallace. and Judge ". II. Rssan-
Judge Thornton. With several others. or
ganized the first bar association Of the
State. and was its irst president in is.5.
Mr.. Thornton was arst married to IisS
Mildred Thornton. a daughter Of General
Thornton. IN iS2 Two sons were born TO
them. one NJ whom. William Tosie> stiil
lives In 1876 Mrs Thornton died and ten
years later Judge Thornton was married
10 Miss Kate Smith. who survives him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

on the grounds OF the Worlds Fair. .h.r.-
by contributing military feature TO the
many interesting ceremonies prepared for
the pleasure Of the peoule:
Now. therefore /, jefferson Davis Gov
ernor OF the State OF Arkansas DO
hereby proclaim and announce the week
Of September - 10 . 1f the Wnrld' =
Fair 20 be Arkansas Week and re-
quest that during said week every Iowa
son and daughter of ArkanSas ard e.r-
cry weii-wishsr within and without our
State who can conveniently 10 So shall
lay aside their usual ayocations ami ss-
=emhie at she Worlds Far. St Louis
there TO lend BY their presence ard entausi-
a<tic support TO everything done for III.
honor and glory Of their State.
IN testimony whereof. l have hersuuto
set my land and caused To be affixed thr.
great seal of the State at the Executive
Chamber. in the city OF Little Roc,x on
this ninth day cf September. 1914
JEFF DAVIS Governor
Attest: John W. Crockett. Secretary Of
State
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
MODELLING PICTORIAL HISTORY.
Philippine Artist WovLiux on Pic
tave 0f Louisiana purrhasc
Statesmen-

ViysnIcio So-s.. tho 9o-y~sr-old nodeier.
artist and wco1 carver OF the Vissyan
village In IL Philippine section. Is en-
gagged in modelling pictorial history Of
the statesman through whose acts the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition vas made
possible. The background Of the picture
" II be formed with the American shield.
suruountea ny nust os George WASH
.ngtor- Surrounding this will De oCsts OF
SspcIeon. Nc kiniey and Francis Tine
faces are modelled from photographs
Sosss. is but % years old and has just
finished a wood carving Of Doctor Jose
Rial. the Filipino patriot who was ex-
ecuted by order Of The Spanish Govern
ment In 1sc for advocating the freedom
placed In the market to-day with the
photograph placed beside IL and the Ike
neSs 10 most remarkable.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
BURGLARS BLOW BANK SAFE.
Stromsburg. Neb.. Residents
Force Robbers TO Flee.

Strumsburg. N-h-. Sept ic.-The bank at
this place was robbed at an early hour
this morning by burglars. who blew open
The safe. securing go in cash and about
go. In checks.
The people Of the town were awakened
hy the explosion. ami the robbers were
forced to take fight going in the dircc-
finr Of Lincoln.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
VESTS ALL ARKANSAhS
T0ATTEND WORLDS FAIR.
,GsvepnoP Davis Issues RrOebaasshes
CauIng Aftesti0n 10 states Week
BeGfsnsDG Next Monday.
(Lawt Room-THiyd Floor. }

Governor Davis Of Arkansas has Issued
a proclamation to the people Of hir State
requesting that all who can DO 50 attend
the Worlds Fair in Arkansas Week
which begins on September Is- The proc
lansafioa follows:
Executive Chamber. Little Rock AK
Sept g. I3O4.-Whereas. The management
OF the Louisiana Purchase Exposition has
set apart and oflicialiy designated the
week of September - TO q. 1Se4. a. Ar
Louis: and
whereas, Special days will be named
for the several cities and towns of she
State when the respective communities Of
such Gales and towns will b invited 20
arrange their own programme OF exer-
cis>x: and
whereas, A provisional regiment Of the
Ar1mnsas State Guard. with two military
bandA VIII 20 int camp .AsAsnsas Week
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

his efforts and brought much influence 10
hear on the Opsning OF that Territory.
Miss Anderson comes from long i1e
os Nghtsr< and her pioneer spirit and
patriotism Is Inherited Her creat-<rand-
father Elisha Howard fought under
George Washington in the War of ~.
Revolution. Her grandfather. John Will
lam Howard distinguished himself in the
War 81 isis and her fa,her IN III. Mexican
War and the Minnesota Indian war against
.ie Sioux
she IS chginls 70 tne s"clety ot thf
Daughters of the Revolution. and last
night she said 30 The Republic that she
Intended to make an application for ihem-
herShip
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
SAN OKLAHOMA CITY OPENED
Mas Adsb II. Andess0s . visitor ~
the Worlds Fair.

Miss Adah IL Anderson of oslah"'nh
Ciry. vino Is stopping AT No. sIS i>oeus;
street. was perhaps the only soman a.
m, Oklahoma building on Okiahons Dsy
at the Worlds Fair who witnessed ihe
opening Of hat city April -. lSs. NisS
Anderson has witnessed every land open
Ing IN the Territory
Her father. Captain Joseph Anderson
Mexican War veteran. became interested
in the growth Of the Territory when he
firs< Travelled through IL doSing the xAr:
As . Government odSciaI be- sxsrtsd all
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Velox Machines
Are Best and Cheapest.
(S<oord Flooy }

The Velox Sewing Machine
Is our machine 1t is light
running. simple. noiselesS-
everything that you want and
not anything that YOU don't
want. In making the Velox
none of those little points so
vital are overlooked. The
result is a perfect machine.
The ordinary boX-top Velox
Machine is $50. 90 or more, ac-
cording-not to quality-but
to eiaborateness and extra
conveniences. Call aud see
them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11
Ni.- B.iIai.s. s.r. .t PIss-b.rs.

Piftsburg. Sept Ie.-T~o fremen we're
probably fatally injured. nine t.niIdings
bv are to-dsv Al the s,snt az toe Hsy.
bison-WaIker Refractory Company. at
Haysboro, near this city. The property
Ioes VII not exceed &f.9A
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-11

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