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Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

SOCIETY SMALL TALK.

SOCIETY SMALL TALK.
Misses Alta and Ruby Ritcbie will
start for Portland next week.
Miss Stella Robertson visited Miss
Mary Kerr in Fulton this week.
Miss Mamie Ringo is home from a
pleasant visit with relatives in Perry.
Miss Tide Robinson will entertain
the +. A. 4. Club Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. Fred Barth, OF Frankfort,
Germany, is the guest of his uncle in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lehman will
leave for their home in Youngstown
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Gibbs and daugh-
ter Emily returned from Excelsior
Springs on Thursday.
Mrs. Homer Bassford after a pleas
SAINT visit to relatives In Mexico, has re-
turned TO her home in St. Louis.
Misses Fannie Mason and Nellie
Hill attended a house party in Fulton
this week, given by Miss Sadie Leayel,
Mrs. A. X. Luckie and Mrs. Lack
land arrived last night from Colorado
where they have been visiting for five
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Arnold, ST.,
started on Wednesday night fora TRIP
through Yellowstone Park to be gone
some two weeks.
Masters Anderson and Renfro Gibb'
returned to Mexico on Wednesday
from Auxyasse where they had beer
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Gus and DR.. Carl Pasquetl
arrived In Mexico on Tuesday, ate
a months visit to summer resorts Oh
the Atlantic coast
Miss Rose White, her niece, Jam
Rodgers, and nephew, Archie Rodger
attended the Old Settlers picnic a
New Florence to-day.
Mrs. r. M. White attended tn
Centralia Fair on Thursday and re
turned to Mexico on Friday en- ront
to Fulton to attend the circus.
Misses FannleiC Clark, Madge an
Mary Potts, and Messrs. Charlie
Bledsoe, Otto Schopp and Earl Car
ter spent Wednesday at the Centrali
fair.l
Miss Mary Sullinger and Miss CARR
KEENAN, returned to Mexico on Nor
day from Spaulding Springs wher
they have beenenjoying themselves fc
two weeks.
Mrs. John Ricketts, chaperoned
jolly set Of girls to the Centralia Fai
on Friday. Those who went wer
Misses Grace Morris, Ella Dee Spuald
ing, Mary Armstrong Frances Guthri
and Rilla Ricketts,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Grapes to Raisin Some.

For the best Port Wine the Oporto
grapes grown in the Speer N. j., vine
yards are allowed to hang on the vines
until they partially raisln, that is
shrink or dry up and lose part OF their
water, and form grape sugar, hence only
half as much wine is obtained by
pressing, but 1t is twice as rich in
quality. This is why Speer's Wine is
higher 10 price than some other Port
Wine. 1t is superior wine for family
use and medicinal purposes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Will Make Mexico his Home.

Mr.. r. L. Longford, formerly of
Kirksville,a travelling salesman for the
Tbbits Carriage Company,of St.Louis,
has moved his family to Mexico and
will In all probability reside here
permanently.
Mr.. Longford is an agreeable and
courteous gentleman exceedingly
popular among the merchants and
business men throughout the State,
and the LEDGER welcomes him and his
family to Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Held for the Grand Jury.

MAIDEN, Mo-, Aug. William
Harris, a farmer, i5 years old, is
charged with aSsaulting his l5-year-
old daughter, Rosa. His preliminary
examination was held in this city to-
day, with the result that he was held
to await the action OF the Dukelin
County Grand Jury without bail.
According to the testimony OF the
girl, she had been abused by her un-
natural father for more than a year,
and her testimony was partially sub
s%tantiated by her two married sisters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Rainfall aaneraI.

A refreshing rainfall Of three tenths
OF an inch was visited 10 AndraIn
county Wednesday afternoon and
night.
Boone county had heayers shower and
In Galway county, 10 the river, the
downpOurN was exceedingly heavy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Negro Murderer killed bY Posse.

LEwIsyILLE, ARK ,August3 After
killing two persons, seriously and
probably fatally shooting two Others,
one a woman, and less seriously shoot
ing two more, Ike Kinney, a desperate
negro, was killed in a river bottom at
Doella, six miles south OF Lewisville,
at nOO to-day, after a hot fight with
a posse Of citizens that had surrounded
him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Mrs. Mary Brown Dead.

Mrs. Mary Brown, Of st. Louis, an
aunt of E. d. Worrel, Of this city,
died Wednesday night from injuries
received from a fall down a flight OF
steps Mrs. Brown was past seventy
years Of age and was the only sister Of
the father Of r. d. Worrell, Of this
city. Mr.. Worrell is In st. Louis To-
day 70 attend the funeral.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

Those wishing to investigate Osteo-
PATTY will find DR.. Traughber at his
office Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays
and Sundays. Examinations are free.
A lady in attendance. ONCE across
the street caste the post oGice. Office
hours 7 a. m. to 5 p. N. Special hours
by appointment Telephone 355,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Two Big Business Firms to Combine.

Two prominent business enterprises
OF this lcity, IL is authoritatiyely re-
ported, are soon to consolidate.
Although not fully consumated the
deal is practically assured and will In
many way help make Mexico a city,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

The management Of
Ledger has secured amour
large supply of the Leas,
Maps of Audrain County
will continue the ExtrsOa'
airy offer, which is fully y
planned in other columns
this issue. SOC pays for map
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Man Who Was Stabbed in Heart
Doing Nicely.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-Eyerythlng
continues favorable for the early and
complete recovery Of Alonzo J earring
ton, the man whose heart was stitch
ed up last Saturday night aftera brawl
10 which be was stabbed,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Endorse Kings Daughters ResOlu-
tons.

The Womans Home Mission Society,
Of this city, at a meeting Thursday
endorsed the resolutions, regarding
Sunday base ball, Offering by the
Daughters, and agreed TO aid
their minister Rev. Selecman In ans
manner In their power TO stop the
sabbath games.
LADIES HONE MISSION SOCIETY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

Harold Buckner,of this city, recently
Of Hannibal, has gone to Moberly to
accept a position as lumber inspector
for the Wabash. Just where bis quar-
tiers will he located or to whom he will
report for orders we are not informed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

Mrs. Porter Gregory has been en-
tertaining her sisters, Mrs Dr. Offutt,
Mn Lilly Blackburn and Miss
Victoria Mccall. ali Of Reedsville. All
Of the sisters left Friday for several
days visit with relatives in Galloway
county,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Attended the Fair.

Five hundred Mexico people attend
ed the Centralla Street Fair Thursday
and the majority are loud and ear
nest 10 their expressions Of a good
time
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

Miss Rosamond left Thursa'l
an outing with relatives In ins
and South. She will visit \,
New York city and Atlanta III
principally.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

DIR. Marks was In Centralla ne,'.
day on business, combined VIII
ure. The doctor says the !.
Queen City and the "high divers
all o. K.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
nld settler pies at Yandalia

Uncle Johnnie Doyle, aged Is years,
died at his home 3 miles west Of Van
dalia wednesday from a stroke of pa
ralysis.
The deceased was one of Audrain's
EARLIEST settlers. Funeral services
were conducted Thursday and inter-
ment made Ia Farber.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

Mrs S. u. BarrIck, Of 81 Lea
visiting her daughter, Ms
Gallop, on North Clark avenue
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

Mrs A. X. Luckie and Mrs. Lamar
tine Lakeland, who have been visiting
relatives In Colorado, will return
home Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
SOCIETY

THOSE having news Tor the society column
ofIhe Evening LEDGER viii please communi'
cate with Miss Esther Houston At her home,
Just west Of the Episcopal church. On West
Promenade street,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT

Cure permanently the cases they
undertake and send the incnreble home
without taking a fee from them. , This
IS why they continue their visits year
after year, while other doctors have
made a few visits and stopped. Strong,
injurious medicines never used. Their
methods are mild, yet remarkably efec-
tive. Their extensive experience as
specialists has made them 80 proficient
that they can name a disease in a few
minutes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
-Drs. SHAulENBERGER 6 JONES,
4627 Cottage Ave. ST. LOUIS
THEY KNOW WE RE GOING
TO HAVE A CARNIVAL.
Mexico at Centralia Thursday
The Kangaroo Court Get in
its Work.

Tho Mexico Carnival and Street
Fair was well advertised at Centralia
Thursday.
Hundreds Of little cards bearing the
following inscription were 10 evidence
all over the town.
o PUTTYi!!
Amt IL fun to be crazy?
We are going to
TAKE OFF THE LID
At the big Mexico Carnival the week Of
OCTOBER o.
The ladies wore them pinned to their
dresses and the gentlemen stuck them
In their hats, and each had a hand.
full 10 distribute Ia the crowd.
The Kangaroo court put in some
fine work on the President and Secre-
tary of the Mexico Street Fair, we are
unable to learn just what the exact
fine was but understand it was paid
without a murmur.
A number Of Mexico people went
to Fulton to the Wallace Circus FRI
day, and let the F~ultonites know OF
the Fair here the week Of the 9th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10
Shelbina Fair.

Shelbina holds her cath annual Fair
from August % 10 %. Over $500 in
premiums are offered and from pre-
yious records this viii be one Of the
best 10 the State.
Mrs. Frank Sanford is now visiting
Mexico weekly ledger., 1905-08-10

Miss Amanda O. Gallaher is home
from a visit with friends and relatives
in Perry and Louisiana.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
/ PIANOS AND OR CANS

WE, HAVE A FINE * Mt3ALL ORGAN
4 queen Organ, Steinway uprigh II I'iatip.
Il iGarisle Upright Plano. all secor d-hand
35in fine order, at very 10 ". pr.ces and \
As ward Y We need the room and on Ar8 these
RI at extremely low prices. EST Ely PLANO
&: EORGAN fAGEN CY. b y III
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,$.5MISCELLA NEO,US.
: ultural5intere.sts q the state,

agricultural interests 81 the State, S3y
I'm regard to Mr.. lizards surprise
al my denial OF iii. p !llows statement
in L respect to myself" continued FL n
Swanson, M. II desire TO say that four
years al denial ,his sta .enssrl & Of N "
Pillows ns igo,,,Isly "a s ! Old ain my
interview OF yesterday. Mr.: Hard must
have read tia pai,prs In tho gubcrn.lto rla
contcs e Of four years ago, In 'Which!
made an emphatic and vigorous de Nal r. a.
OF this 81 wal not, 4 Ike Mr. w LARD, q
member ofstbe legislature, before which
the bill WIS rerGing. ~ 55 32S Il .4 M
H.'I desire to say that I have al ways
favored the employers liability bill &sas
passed by the Legislature OF Nirg lnla,
and that have always favored the pas
sage of, such a bill is applied to ~ ter
state commerce. and am now s pportlns
and will vote for and d o all 1 can to
secure the passage Of such a BILL during
the present session OF Congress. In
yita a most thorough examination ii Of
my record upon all questions and espe-
clally as respects the working m en-. and
am willing to stand or fall on that record.
It needs no apology or xtenuatlon,
have been repeatedly a banked (. BY the
legislati board OF the various labor
orga r,lzations. who have been trying to
secure good legislation for organ ICED labor
In washington. for my earnest ana SUI
cessful efforts m their behalf, I have
never failed to vote for relief and benefits
for one class OF laborers or mechanics.
lecause was mot able to secure It Tor
another class, II have consistently voted
to extend the benohts Of good leg nt'on
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.PERsoNAI--Mrs II usR.ANp u ~ I. So
Il mar 1dri1ker Tor over 20 years. scu re
him bya all:pls home trea tms'r y 81 and
"a IwIl gladly tell you n ga =,
I'll money. is Mrs. at MARGARET De- NJ
lFS SON! I, Box 14o II illburn, N. i
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HEAD s,.Is
chas tired feeling and general 8pToken1
down condl ton here !, ,Vainaaa ea
Cofree is used. At all e ~
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the substantial evidence OF their core
sponsbllIty. now In the hands OF the me VII
ginla commlssi on. il S n 3 VI 3ss5
SWANSON REPLIES TO
Willard h /. 4! s ]. |! STATEMENT | /
Congressman Invites I Thorough
Examination Of His Record
on All@Q Questions.
M. 3 Z, y q
from -. n our 81 Regular CORRESPONDENCE

WASHINGTON, u. c., Jan. s.----Repre-
!; sentative Swanson was shown to day
the interview with Lieutenant 6 Governor y
willard, lin which the latter rs quoted "a as
saving that he had been wrcnged IN Y
}nnublfeation recently made In connection
With his position on the employers Ia
sbilitY bill, pnd in which he Indirectly
complained of Mr.. Swanson. n ss}s
s{''If Mr., willard has heen ~ u any way
r,,isrepresente or lnisunlerstoods 7 alli
not IN any way responsible, sad Mr..
Swanson. S.tI told the reporter and the
statement is absolutely true, thnt on
February 2, 1900, page EOS Of the record.
Mr. willard Is recorded as voting against
the! passage Of the bill; that on January
a1 4, 1898, page 2G7 of the journal IL he 10
also recorded as voting against tho bill.
assaThus, upon two occasions. MI. NTll-
.lnrd voted against the pnssag Of tho
employers liability bill, Tns report OF
Mr. Pillow especially desisnates NJ. WI
and also names him IS one who oted
against It, The omission contained 4 IN I
the report Of the legislative board, Of
which Mr., willard complains, and Which
omission he says n1isreprDseE!s MS posi-
tlon.5is as follows; IA
! 4 who (yyillard) offered m amendment
providing that this act should az Ply 90 III
corporations and maNutaotuEliis eslips
llishments, and all agr'culfural ana az
classes OF labor alike, /.
8.i,oThus 1t seems Mr., Willari 3fayors ex-
tending the employers liability bill to-
every corporation, eyery manufa.fturting
establishment and all horticultural labor,
and all classes OF labor nj I'D
L ST he offered an amendment or TINS
kind, said Mr., Swanson, which ! preslr4
-aurppa he did since he complains tlaa the
!o1ii,issionito name It did rim an injustice
he evidently, fayors sllcl,4 Y psopos itlos.
II this Is true. he would hold farmers q
the state Responsible Tor 4 pe death or
negligence OF pne labprpr Who ,,sas lf-s
jured or killed by negl igen,e Of HIS Cos
.iaboreyeson the farm, II this IS Mr., al,
.lard'a view and Scopv often, as llls .eorl.3
n Ia timatu subject OF dlaeusslon Which
can be debated IN the coming primary,
ana, 81 hope, Will, go tenn 90 not
favor ext lending this ablllty ~ y; ~ the
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. = =. 3 dd,,ced ~ Mr. Harrison,

- ma Facts adduced by Mr.. Iiar IRIS L
c;over ri q White prepared q special g 5 e :,
sage to the ture and also itp 80 i,,.a
mon influential mem bers 81 IS ing . ~
houses the duty Of taking UP tn = plopo ),
sitio,,3 of the Virginia repre- yes 80
4 Ia certificate hold ers. An elt We
n,ada to table tho matter, but Twas r.
finallvi eferrcd to the T nance CouaIllti-
,nesnf both Senate and House, " Is un Y
deratood that they will take the saanalteaih
in. next W ednesd lay, nt which time mem eA,G
bera OF the Virginia Commission ,s w. y
invited to appear and present the case XII
Mr.. Harrison was able &to make tne ".
nre ssiye presentation Of the case "a . TselS
~. reason OF the excellent apd eS . haus-
five work done by O conlnitte consis tlEns
az Messrs Joseph Button, J N bre 'ls!
mainland n. CT ylor, " no have Tor {.
long time been secretly at work delES!rg
among ancient legis tive records ana c dlsr
ging out the recorded votes on the 5Sari-
Gus blus appropriatiug money PRO %
the war, Thor researches or the IT'S
thereof were embodied In q one hundred
IN "a typeWritten report to the comm1ls-
sion. showing West Virginia g eau . re-
snonsIbility for about 81 900 600 Of the OLD
debt, a supplements report increaI sed
nv about seven millions, the TO tai Got q 3.
nroprIatons which Vest Virginia mems ~.
bors might have defeated Nh
v The work OF the statistlcians gave 6the
west yirginians an Idea Of the merits
Of the claim against that state ana OF
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WINES AND LloUoRs.s


sYIfYF 3 8 i 3 Rp nj MY r1Q oRs FROM
Sd PHIL G. q K ELY? BE cat s;e s he carries
nothing but strajgt GyY b skies IN stof;E.
and buys such extremely tsc atian titles
position 10 soffer'the creates ! value for my
money lso! he js very prompt in Il
Ing orders, and be has q ia rge 81 oct =! g t
Ing partial list shows: I'D h.elysYlile Club.
6 !, Years oid, Iss3 gallon: Anterior Rye, s
years old ss Carol sprlT y ~ e
Chiffon SIiH SPRINGS yenrs diamond
afyears 0-yssar-old y rgnia !; A.ppteS
Anpie Brandy, 4, s250 gallon: VI g. car.od
Norsh Carolina Corn. 1 s1..7S 81 gal hon on
Foods iess than $3.50 per gallon remit for
"a lions, 35c.; three gal Ions 40c.. etc VI
IL conceded 4 that our, 90 goods Is he
BEST that can be gotten forrs ttet,lnoney
KsELLY Mail ordor apartment 4 Rich !.
snlond. Va. rs s 5. nm
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!. COAL J, i, AND WOOD.

WE ARE, .AFsr DH KS X Otl FL WE L WANT IN
4 Your trad g, and &c low. price and honest
n a. g No n. n Having Just completed tho
largest and most mod ern woodshed IN
8ifta Il ty. you Will find lsus prep aIsd 20
Il furnish the Or c st wood 10 BE 10Y no, ana
with#oursup- to.datc electric saving Sou
n fit8wc can saw! your wood to&any$ length
desired on short not lce. We especially
n caIl your attention 10 a Ia rye lot Of good
Il pine cord wood and I'll BIZ sawed Ia any
lengths. which we are one ring t ECO
Z per- hnlf cord, 1t'af Ia bars n and Il you
will find II tho clsa pest wood offered = y
5s,iIne cannelton Lump splint or &g enuine
Fire Greek Lump at $3.50; you get the
Il hes na we do not advertise one article
thracite Coal you want s the best; our
yard Us one Of the few where you ca n.
4 get qualify: our price ls the same q 8;
Other reliable dealers. 8. SO pei tom
QuAnLEs8 &. WIN FELL. seyenteenth
II and Wasting ton Stree s.tt hone loS3 ~
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E|:.V.E|.:.R|YC0.URTE:!SIY
s SHOWN ( ] | THEM i IN
But West V,irgiinia's Purse
Strings Ware Not Unloosed
bysSD Delegation.

4 /. Attorney g General WI Ian, ndersor',
Who. IN his oHicla capacity accom- MED e'
the ,represen tatiye OF the Virginia Debt
5commis SIS On to G Charleston. Va 9
present the debt situation TO the 2of1ic' ais
Of that state, returned to the city yes.
iterday, He expressed himself IN b tho Tho
ws,aarmes. praise in speaking Of the srecep.-;
ton accorded the Virginia representa- to-;
tiyes, and as 4 the mastery presenta ton
Of the entire case by Hon. Rand lphS Har-
rison.3 Of L,ynchburg. # sSi3 i.
i Mr., Harrison, member Of the commits
sion, Secretary Joseph Button and tho
Attorney General were the onlysl5 Wis
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:VAI1HAI LILA CEREAL m COFFEE rs
recommended by physicians No SSsick
hcadac hes8 or Ind gestion where Yalhallaj
& Is used :5
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JEE- n 81 r 1892, r. Or b WON Y bN.$
- ner feet monthly regulator no sfallu e,
cures NEST tinate do ;W lat NO
y NJ, rncn.Svoung and old, should know sent
free. JEE-POAL REMEDY $$& g o. ols
Main Street Cinclnn q.
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Z no OMs.a OPPO.
site Il he postottic esA one aS96 NJ iSaa1a'
nations and estimates free.
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ginians who made tho trip. Chairman OF the
commission. ohm d. NJ DON. Of Charlottes-
I'll le. was at the la t moment prevented
from going. by roaso OF a fall on he Icy
pavement, In which he suffered . sprain-5
ed ankle and painfully Injured his wrist.
The " irglnlans were given an Saud lepce
by Governor A. 3. White. Governor-elect
w. NJ, c, & Dawson, and the /. ttorney,--55
General OF West Virginia. Mr.. Harrison
In an address Of two 81 hours. reviewed
the entire situation from the inception
OF the debt by the old State to tho pres
ent, speaking In an earnest conversau onal
strain, but making q compact, consecutive
and sforcerula presentat ton Of the case In
elegant and admirably chosen {dictlon. He
i quoted at intervals from tho detailed hiss
tory Eof tho legislation In which the debt
was contracted. showing from the re-
cords the important part taken by, West
Virginia In contracting the debt, and
that much of the money was expended
directly for the benefit OF the portion Of
tho old State, which Is now West Vir--
glnia, 4 # is n Il 55s
Clear Exposition.
8 Governor White and others were deeply
Impressed BY tho presentations OF the case.
ana commended MT. Harrison for his
luminous exposition OF the whole subject,
Attorney General Anderson followed Mr..
Harrison, briefly referring to some phases
OF tho situation and emphasizing some
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WANTED.

RSYA I, DEsCEN fHGtN1A FAM
Tiles descending from royalty nrd Wnno5
Wish ttlcir genealogy traced III from t ..1a
e eddtt s at dENEALG GIsT." BOX 1877.
H Dnnville az Authentic. concise ana
Mahtirfnrtlons auarant eed!9 Prlce IS. \ .i..G
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.YOrJ# c,ANT SAVE 100 PER CEN q. T. Yi
4 buying low.cut Shoes at " A. g ii RlGG, =
IA Shoe Sa D, 5si -
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EMoRPHIlyE.sOP OPIUM AUDANUMl,, q q 4
Bal coca Inc Hhabits cured " psrmnnent e ~
homo W y eupsd
hun dreds 80 com pie $40 EorS
fuil pa rticulars write DR.. LON LON
IA Box ILL. Atlanta, Ga, M
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PERSONALS

M11N s ! FIN % 4 H CEs. IN HIGH AN y
58 low cut, 80 ut y sacrifice, sl2l! Y. E ia :
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E-Eg Ollsel<eeper
500 one.pound loayes q
az the flour aud other necessary ingredlerts.

bread for less t,al, $500, Including the cost
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iND1G EsTIoNI Ii AN 3 r1sOuEIL;Es
"a USED by uric acid is cured by rink 4
Il Harris s s. Artl-Dyspsptl and sg--.. hia
Water; springs oca ted neat Bu IIl1
va: ceived fresh every d =, A !,
hnc,RRiS g. co No Ia !. orth SeVelnl!krna$
n street I'D. Phone 1852 as52 i ssss9H
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.Ro,o,,lFI:llNo.

TWO ply TAR ROOFING 2 ~, Err 2
T. ;ylth caps and nails, TIC. roll. ICLBAs
HARD AR &c 4e2 W.: Broad N. n
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PAPER FINANCING.

If YOU WANT TX UR RI oMs PAPER
b cd as they should b.. wand t the right
price call on e. II. 8NfO ORE, 204 N orth
4. Fourth street. Large selection OF la test
N designs 4 In Wall Pa per- 81 MI s5 II 81
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+ WANT no INVEST IN THE y Elk
\ 20 DAYS, 81, DO In BRASS copper, lead and
q other metals, for which / will pay the
highest cash price. Several kegs mixed
nal Is FOR sale at 81. 90 a keg N. KELLY,
Is rs 13 81 Twentieth Stree ~ hone 52 ys3
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cAUL 4 AND BE GONv1NCED--A FINE
h collection Of original Antiques at low
$s prices. L. v N. AEaNALLs33 1S Brook Ave
niue. FL y .. a
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