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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14
z alguien. muy cOnocedor de Ii his
toris. eacribi6 debDjo:
/. D tam5ida Asso los po5res.

4 L9s sefiores Sanchez Morales y Bar
bosa depIoFan hoy la centralizaci6n de
pOderes municipales en- u isla, ocu-
PFe preguntaT si no fueron Iegislaturas
fepubllCanns las que tal despOjo de
aut0nOmf6 municipal realizsrOn y tal
abdicaCi6n en naauos del gobierno de
lR isla. hicieron. I
Laleg E0rakerfn0 dice nj una sola
paIabra p0r d cual pueda inferirae que
alla GEE Aa que ha centralizadO b vida
municipal. Ella. en- Verdad. ha. CEN
tFalizAd0 Otras COsas, perO con refe-
rencia loa municipi0s, Iimit6se & dar
d legislature faCultades para sarre-
gIar. cpna0lidaE. IQi1laR. etC., acercs
de n1uniCipl0s.
En- tai COn0epto. aquelIa ley no fu6
don stasG1a Dc 18ObreS. MayoFfas repu-
blcanas fernando CODgresO. fuerOn
les que hiCieRon leyes entregAndO en-
In0nog del gobernadOE Hunt. con per-
juiCi0 de Jos muniCipiOs. numerosas f.
cultadeg que l& ley Fora ker no Ie hRbfa
dad0. 7 ah0ra. pers0nas que los CO.
tOs de aQuel CongresO de ese m0dO en-
CaminarOns no obstante las adVerten-
cias de hombres de c0nVicCiOnes pre-.
visOTes. ahora decimos hablan de 0ast0-
saOna50. do OegtrG16gGci6n. Iibe1tades
municipaEes. etc.
Ellos leQialarOn RRCtificando tOdo ESQ.
v ahoFa entF6ganGe 6 .doIientes Cuitas
pOrque no hsy Autonomia, hi descon-
tFAlizaci6n municipal. AbdiCaron f.
cultadea del pueblo, " ahors entonan
melanc6licO treno porque todO ESQ
falta.
En- verdad que esos Compatriotas no
tienen autoFidad para fOrmuIAr esa
Claae de aTgument0s.
EllCg hicierOn 20 s0astO hospital, des.
pu9s de hAbef hecho loo pobres.
EI Contador Municipal solicits
autorizaci6n para abrir libros de con-
tsbtlidad paFa lEB7e EaCiones del EN-.
pr6stito.
Han sido puestos on Iibertad de IA
c8rcel de San Juan. Eduardo MeDen.
dez Lin. LeOncio LeOpoIdo Figueroa
Miranda = joss Valcarcel Yillanuev0.
-Ha 10 ngressdo en- el pTeaidio inSuIar,
IimoteO de Jea6g Jes1s 6sCumpIir con.
dena por esesinat0 en- 90. grsdO.
"A disposition de d Corte de Dis.
trit0 dc Ponce, ha ingreGadO en- aqueIIc
Csrcel. Antonio PanetO. acusado de
peFjurio.
En- San GermSn fueron detenidor
Jose y Emilio Torres. por haber hur-
tad0 durante diez nOchea conaecutivas,
racimos de pl&tanog. FuerOn senten-
ciadOa IN mes de c6rceI.
Esta mafIane Sc Ilev6 & efect0 an
ta eg Tribunal Supreme Ii vista del
Caso del Pbro. seflor. Caneia contra don
jose MOnsaRrata MaFxuach, sObFe de.
voIuci6n de varios CspitAIes de cenSOs.
VeFs6el debste sobre ID capapacidnd
legal para demandaf. Abogados, Mo.
rera y Torres Norge.
En Aibonito ha sidO capturado
Felix Zsyass pOr raptO.
El ST.. Marin Varona, muy CO
nocido en- esta isla, ha sido NOM
bFadO director de Ia banda de md-
sica del Fegimiento de artillerfa de
la Habana. En- .dicha banda hay
algunos puertoEPiquefios.
-H vapor espaflol miguel N
Pinillos,p sonde0 esta mafana en-
este puerto procedente de Espana
-El dfa II zarpara para los rs
tados Unidos Ia escnadra que estS
en- CulebFa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14
l.n sanlO lIllIaI... !!

Chando ae hiz1 6He lyef que loa
senores pr. BaF neaeH Mora
les hsbfanse Iau1e Eou1ejo
Il que ciarta leg CondaioI
s4E1s E lils 494l5 = s4g II 49,
para los municipios. muohRa perr0nas
recordaF0n 81 c6lehte IetEeEo que Cs.
tentaba 81 frontispiciO de cierto hos
pitaI para pObres construidn expen-
sas de nm avaro arFepentldp.
Decia q Ietrero:
Hsso este sant0 hospital
70 81. don Ju0a de Ro5res.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-14

M BuenO nj Erlferr1O

Centenares de Personals hay cuaquier cudad que
pueden decr Que ientan ben nj tanpoeo puede deer
que esen enermos Sonhombres mujeres que
demasiado atareados que han experimenting penas dis
gustos nsaboes que han descudado ago los precepos
de la higiene.
Sc cansan facimente les falta energa, sienten de-
odad siempre desean recostrse apoyarse ago enen
un dolor sordo en- la espalda
Preguntades por saud maquinamente contestaran:
bien; pero Ia expression de Ia sonoma e modo de andar
todo nca que ben estan enfermos ampoco es&n del
todo ben Son genie delicada de salud.
Tales personas necestan un t6nicoy r0eor 6nco co.
nocido hasta ahora se llama
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Son nmeorabes para despertar Ell apeo para devo las
fuerzas bueh humor para los enfermos resabe
los que nj estan enermos nj estan buenos que
pueden querse porque realmente saban expcar
enfermedad que sin embargo para NADIA enen fuerEas
NADIA aspiran.
Declaration do un COrOns del ElsrcO MsxicanO.
He aqu 10 que dice este asunto Ell Sr umaro Flores
Coronel del Ercito mexcano residene Moreos Esado
de Coahuila
huese hub
estaba enfermo.
pdldo d6bi
ngson hbi de La DR. Williams Medicine
Conhe
m
confeso etaba
mi
d&ndQlo
infcrne de dencias M do ufreus no los
nervino me5or reeo cnocdo
la de Dr.. Faidas.
Ia
de fasquito
conclude dCir
perfectsmente
indicacicnes.
a DE- williams prOfunao peo sstima6n"
CFimado) CO2oNEL GU1fARO FLORES.
EegUR TREvEo oYo Pac cAH1soA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-10

while my poor sister is dying!" ex-
claimed Mrs. Perkins.
mot at all. my dear. I sin7r
want the facts in the case, and then to
discuss them from a philosophical
standpoint This letter was mailed
two days ago. YOur sister Ellen was
/ then according to your mother, very
seriously i'll. In the two days that
have elapsed she may have passed the
danger point If so, there is no need
Of your making the journey"
But she may also have died."
THAT is true, and if so, there is no
occasion for you to rush off at an
hours notice. Let US be calm. Mrs.
Perkins-let US be calm
How can I be calm when mother
writes that way?"
THAT is just the reason why you
should be calm. If any one else wrote
you might be Justly excited l have
the whole case-in my minds eye. Your
sister Ellen stuffs herself with cOrned
beef, pickles, pumpkin pie and other
hearty food and finally becomes
bilious. She does not heed the warn
ing thrown out by two or three head
aches and black spots dancing before
nef eyes, but eats a bushel OF two of
hickory nuts and is taken with bilious
fever The country doctor makes two
or three visits and looks wise and talks
about typhus fever, and finally dag
noses it correctly. It is the first case
he has in two months, and he makes
the most of it. He would even have
you sent for to make the most of it"
Mr.. Perkins. you are a man of
stone!' exclaimed Mrs. Perkins as she
wiped her weeping eyes.
so was the Cardiff Giant, but you
are mistaken in me. simply seek log
zeal conclusions. The chances are more
than even up that your sister Ellen is
on the mend. We viii suppose how
ever, that you rush off. It takes you
two days to make the journey, if you
ever finish it."
How do you nean?"
1T is winter. There is a foot of snow
on the ground. Railroad traffic every
where is interrupted. The papers are
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-10

Please calm yourself Mrs. Per
klns, answered Mr.. Perkins. without
trace of excitement. "Now, then,
let us see what facts are contained
in the letter, and then we viii be in
position to discuss them. I will
read the letter while you are recover
ing yourself. / find that it is from
your mother. We will pass over the
Iact that she and I never did agree.
Few sons-in-law ever egree with a
mother-in-law. She writes"
BUT my sister Ellen may be dead
at this moment" walled Mrs Perkins.
That is true, but let us take things
IN their regular order. Your mother
F@rites that your sister Ellen was taken
down with bilious fever two weeks
ago. Bilious fever is caused. as we am
Know by bilious state of the system.
But for gross carelesSness your sister
Ellen would not have been attacked"
But she may be dead"
ohe may or not be. The letter saws
she mas been steadily growing worse.
ana that on his last visit the doctor
SAD her case was a serious one and
lnat IL might be well to send for you
Ihese are all the facts l am able to
CLEAN from the letter, which is sadIv
deHelent i'm punctuation and orthog-
LaPly, nhe the average letter from the
average mother-in-law."
But I shall pack my trunk tonight
ana start the first thing in the morn
ing SAID MIS- Perkins, as she moved
to 90 upstairs"
I'VE viii first discuss the letter to
g conclusion, my dear"
dying!" '7ii -
That's exactly what we want +o
discuss. In the first place. the Illness
is bilious fever. The annals of roe5li1
cine hardly record a case where a ner-
son has died Of that illness. The Da-
tlent is sometimes very sick for two or
three weeks, but then begins a mend.
Unless your sister Ellen has fallen off
the roof of the house, caught small
poX or developed pneumonia there are
ninety-nine chances in a hundred that
she viii pull through all right If
other complications had set in, your
mother would have so written. We
can therefore take it that it is only a
case of bilious fever.
But the doctor says she viii die"
Beg pardon, my dear, but he SAYS
according to your mother, that it is a
very serious case. Let us see whether
1t is or not. Your mother lives in the
country, and your sister Ellen is being
attended by a country doctor. Every
case is a serious one to a country doc
tor 1T has to be It is serious accord
ing to his limited practice and ex-
perlence. Then comes your mother
While the doctor pronounces it a serf-
Gus case, your mother. Woman-Ifle
adds something to it and makes il a
very serious case. According to her
your sister Ellen may die"
and you wiz stand and split hairs
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


D. Coffman and wife to ". r. Lig-
gett, lots 36S 81. 90 ana SO OAK ooo
J. P. Johnson to G. II. Sturgis, the
south half and the north 15lA feet of
lot g Jefferson St. Cranes addi-
M D. Holiday to the smith Automo-
bile Co, lot POS Tenth ave. east Hol- -.
lday's addition acknowledgements. 800
I. NJ CODE and wife to W F. Rad
ford the east half Of lots SOP and
594 Van Buren, ST., Huntoon's add1-
ton .--..-..-. ..-.--.-.-..-. -...--.---- e2s
E. c. Mclaughlin to Frank Meyers,
lots 13S and 140 Locust street.
Veale'S addition neutrality-suspicious.. 80
A. Van Hook and husband to W. Fl.
johnson, the south IL feet Of lot
Clay st. Harzeyls sisllxision. -: 47sp
F. 95t e r 49, taS1I4e54. loLs s z 99e95
Buchanan ST., lots 242B 2426, 242s, $500,
25O2, 2504, 2sl4, and z516 Fillmore ST.,
Ouinton and Steele's addition .-....,. ga
J. NJ Rogers and wife to Lie. Brown,
lots 752. 754 and 7s6 West St, -.
~ 9tself a 11,ld - n r r9esi mart --s
Of lots 109. III and 113 Monroe st, - s,O0
W. P. Phillips to W o Wiley, the
south half of the soulheast quarl Is . ooo
of section so, township 10, range 70 S'OVo
c. S. Steadman and wife to q. ".
Roke, lots 115,11T and rs Liberty st.s 80
r AZ f.ew s1sitSi9A and wife to T. W.
Bailey, the south half Of lots 154
and 1856 West St. Horne's addition. ESQ
The Orchard Place Lot Co TO A. 4.
and Belle Potts. lots COZ and GOO
Harrison st, Orchard Place. $50
The Topeka Iron Co. to Adam SOM
mer, lots 4 and q Garden Place adj
dis g qv5 ,ss- ,sc,i,e 70 M cobe i1O
east half of lots 500 and 504 Van
Buren, St Huntoon's addition.
A. P Loring to L. B. Rousseau, the
west half of lots 100 and 1872 Sixth
avenue Horne's addition ............ $500
J. G. Fairchild to L. E. Spangler all
real estate lots. lands and tracts
of land in HigginbOtham' addition
H. E. Staples to same, lots in Hig-
ginbotham's addition ..-.:..-..-;..... I'd
Plat of Central Park addition from
E. c. Arnold to the public.
P J. Rau to Mary Shull. part Of lot
q. Lees addition = =, ;,;.;.i.' 4o
u err lot So 855 To Sei 800
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fuu OF head-on and rear-end collisions
You might be the victim OF accident be-
| fore you had gone 20 miles.
That's all nonsense! You know
! ought to go, and that ought 80 be get
/ ting ready this very minute. Mr.. Per
/ kins, are you going to stand here and
argue when my only sister is dying
You put it TOO strongly, my love.
simply desire to see my way clear. A
We knew that your only sister was dy-
+ ing it would be a different thing.
But don't mother write that she is
dying?"
Not at all According to the doc
tor it is a serious case, according TO
your mother it is q very serious case.
According to the best obtainable facts
it is only case of bilious fever. There
is stin another side to it, Mrs. Per
kins.
Am / to go or not?"
.sAs I said there is stin another side
to it. Suppose you start on this jour
ney and are killed by accident, on
have not one cent Of insurance on your
life. I would be to several hundred dol
lars expense, and get nothing back.
And so your whole argument IS
founded on selnshness!P sneered Mrs.
Perkins.
Too impetuous my dear. If I was
put to this Ioss-if I lost you-if had
TO take wife No. 5, in order to keep up
my home, I might be forced to part
with your clothes and to neglect to put
a headstone to your grave. L should nate
10 90 this but 1 might be forced to, and
it is well for you to know 1t. OF course,
/ should go on remembering your many
good qualities, but No. 3 would be TAX
ing your place and prObabl making
fun of your photograph, and asking II
you was red-headed-
.'Then-then I'm not to reach my sis
ter, Ellen's, bedside before she breathes
I do not say that, my dear. Your
sister Ellen is a very nice girl, and
although could blame her for having
the bilious fever. I shall not. If, after
some further discussion of the mat
ter
At that moment the door bell rang
and Mr. Perkins answered it, to ind a
telegraph boy on the steps. When he
returned to Mrs. Perkins with the en-
veIope in his hand, she threw up her
hands and cried out:
oh, my sister is dead, and mother
has telegraphed us!"
calm yourself, Mrs Perkins,
But I know it's sol"
Excuse me, but you can know moth
ing of the kind The receipt of a tele-
gram means good news as aften as bad.
1t is so in this case. now open the
envelope now read:
ELLEN much better, and you need not
come"
Mrs. Perkins, what have you got to
say?" aueried Mr. Perkins, as he laid
the telegram on the table.
ssN-nothing!" she replied, as she went
away to cry for JOY.
You see," said Mr.. Perkins, to the
toe of his slipper. after she had gone,
there are causes and effects, and if
one will only go at it in rational way
he can make one balance the other every
Copyright, 1905, by T. c. Nc
Clure.)
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One Way Rates.

Every day from March 1st to May
18th, 1905. the Union Pacific will sell
One-way Celonist tickets at the follow
ing rates, from Missouri River termi-
anls, Council Bluffs, to Kansas City in
clusive;
$4,000 to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
$4,000 to Butte. Anaconda and Hell
ena.
S225o to Spokane and wenatehee,
Wash.
$500 to Everett. Fairhaven, What
com, Vancouver and Victoria, via
Huntington and Spokane.
$25.00 to Tacoma and Seattle, via
Huntington and Spokane.
$500 to Portland and Astoria. or
Ashland, Roseburg, Eugene, Albany
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$500 to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Diego.
Corespondingly low rates to many
other California, Oregon, Washington,
Montana, Utah and Idaho points.
Through Tourist cars run every day
on Union Pacific between Missouri
River and Pacific Coats; double berth
S575. For full information call on or
address nearest Union Pacific agent.
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FIRESIDE CHATS.
1Er. Perkins Furnishes Some More
Philosophy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins had just fin
ished dinner Whenaa special delivery
letter was handed in, and as it was
directed to Mrs. Perkins she tore the
envelope open at once and as prompt
ly threw up her arms and tried to
faint away, as she exclaimed:
''It is from my mother in Indiana,
and she writes that my sister Ellen
IS not expected to live. She wants me
to come at once"
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WANTED-Someone to join me in ship
ping carload of furniture to Texas. 627
Fillmore street.
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work or nurse Apply 1904 E. 4th st. Jes-
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WHEN you want 60 hire a man or hoy,
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have a list of men and confidential ref
erences concerning them. z. II. c. a
Employment bureau. 1T E. 9Th St
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RUG FACTORY.


DON'T THROW AWAY that old carpet
but send it to US; we will make you a
fine rug from it. Write for booklet or
phone Al. The Mccormick Rug factory,
522 Van Buren, st.
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J. F. PETRIK & SONS. upbo1sfera-s 49,
carpet cleaning works carpefs eIes-sS
1851 ~ iSus rent seWed and laid. 92S-98o
= lissas I've. F9oaes: IND 4S4; Bell SO 7.
liz ST. - V. Fetrlks J. +. Petrik, jF.
WE CLEAN, scour, refit, sew. size and
lay your carpets in a workman Ii5<a
manner The Mccormick Carpet Cleaning
Works. $50 Van Buren, St Phones hi.
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TOPEKA FREE DIsPENsARX. SOUTH
to p. m. except Sundays Conducted BY
regular practicing physicians for the
benefit Of persons without ESeanH who
need medical attention and treatment Pa
uents are assured Of careful and eonsId-
crate treatment Medicine furnished in
most cases.
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California $500 via Santa Fe.

During March and April tickets will
be sold to Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, and other
points in California and the Northwest.
Through tourist car service at slight
additional cost. Free chair cars all
the way and only three nights out to
the above points
Santa Fe all the way.
Write for literature-free for the
asking. Address T. L. KING. G. p.
& T. A.. Topeka.
Everybody reads the state Journal.
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W4ANTED-Men plain laundry to do. 20
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WANTED-Large, good, one horse spring
wagon, suitable to haul garden truck
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FURNITURE PACKERS.

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JEWELLERS.

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monds. EilverWare, etc Eyes examined
and spectacles properly fitted
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ATTORNEYS Ar LAW.

T. D. HUMPHREYS, LAWYER, ee1ersI
practlcs IN all courts. q. S. and 1orelen
patents. 6z5 Kansas ave.
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light driving. Bell tel 3054 red.
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shampoo, massage 15c, work suaranfeea
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7-l7-T-FN-TNl~-----~---~r
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HAIR DRESSING.

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:. A. ROSEN, Patent Attorney. z1s Kan
sas ave. Topeka
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WANTED-You to know the Topeka
Local Express Is located at 107 West sth.
Independent phone 283.
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WANTED-sAT.FsNFE1g.

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man, good position to right man; refer
ences required with application. Address
box 50, East Liverpool. o.
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RAILROAD TIME Tables

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TABL
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80 80 ,S19sOWN GU FLOWERS, bed
u S's - pants moral designs, at Hayes. 1g7
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ANTED-Women cooks, 81 per week
Capital Emp. Agency, 7s5 Kan. ave
WANIED-Frame makers and ap-
prenaees at Mrs MorrisoE's millinery
store, los E. 9Th st
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" ANIEl)-Lady or gentleman of fair ed
ncaqon to travel for a firm of $3.50, zoo
penses. Address with sfara1. Il a Alex
ander, Topeka, Kan
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UNDERrAKERs.

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DEM0SS & PENW ELL Funeral D3rac
tors and Embalmers. First class se,e5Sss
reasonable priees.5 11 Quincy. Both teia Ies
= 49, p; - r AI4A1EH, undertaken Estab-
14e - tetL. Efiees reasonable Tel. offica
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WANTED-Veal calves, lambs and NUT
ton, fancy price paid for fancy stock.
VIM. Green & Sons.
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MASSAGE PARr.oR

IA TTTSe5S I- --~>--,-~----~~-~----.
and shsmpooing toilet article ~
an g. "a Trap. 40 Kan. ave. upstairs.
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:. z. hODMAA, blooming plants, cut now-
o. sIss palms designs, decorations. 112 w
oln- Fnone 81 Greenhouse 18th and Non.
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TIME TABLE EFFECTIVE DEC. q. 'OA
ALL TRAINS DAILY.
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UPHOLsTERTNG.

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RECANING, repairing, upholstering. Ind.
phone L45-4 Chairs called for r. W.
whittier, 1929 Tyler st.
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PAVING.

CAPITAL CITY ylTRIFIED BRICK &
PAVING CO., lis w. sth st. Mfgrz. o.
building. paving and sidewalk brick
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WANTED-First class gentle horse for its
feed during the summer; will be given
excellent care and I will board same at a
good livery stable; would also like light
buggy or runabout. Address ". w, care
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