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Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
PERSONAL.
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Mrs. Lily Creager left this morning for Long Beach for a few weeks out ing. Her daughter, Miss Bernice, left Monday for Terre Haute. where she will attend school the coming year.
 Among the outgoing passengers on last nights train for the south were J. Heard for Fl Paso: " Neal for Lordsburg. and Michael Peterson for Los Angeles.
 Among the outgoing passengers on this mornings santa Fe train were: J. D. Mortimer, Rapid City, N. D.: D. C. FiOhi, Chicago; MT. and Mrs Wm. Grier, Kansas City; F. T. Collins. Chi cago: Mrs. Lida R. Taylor. Chicago, and Bert l.. Hayden, Salt Lake
 Registered as the guests of the Ford hotel yesterday were: D. Holdren and J. Hoidren. Mesa City; John II. Prout Tucson. and r. A. Williams. Denver.
 w. c. Hawley, Omaha: Jos Furst Cincinnati: II. N. Hunter, St. Louis: George Tisdale, Prescott, and H. C. Story, Prescott
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
Wash Goods

TAKU slLkChampagne and
 
 for SILK MULL-In solid n YeHoW at 35c
  effect at Fort saeo only LAWN BATISTE AND DIMITES ain and dark me  in and was uits
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24

for an afternoon rain the balance cf the month. Those of sunday and Monday were of a local nature, but were enough to cool the air and more than lay the dust of the mountain city.
 Fruit shipments from both the SaIt River valley and California points are very large. Verde Valley is also re sponsble for a fine lot of peaches and apples in the city. Agent Tucker, of the Wells-Fargo company. and his aides are kept very busy caring for these immense fruit shipments.
 Warwick Scott of Phoenix spent
 Saturday and Sunday in Prescott. coming up purely on business. Mr.
 Scott noted a change of air while here and regretted that his business Inecessitated his nasty return.
 ExMayor Bennett of Phoenix was d Prescott visitor on Monday. W. B. Cleary and son came over from Iron Springs Tuesday on busi-
 ness. returning on freight No. g.
 Ray Kane, carrier on the city route of The Republican, is spending ten days in the city
 Prescott is stTaining every nerve to have the people of the Salt River val ley enjoy themselves when they come up on the Santa Fe excursion, Satur- day. September ?. The two excursions to Jerome and Crown King will hold the attention of a large part of the
 visitors on Sunday, while Monday will be a general holiday, being Labor Day. and numerous diversions and amusements will be afforded. The ho- tels and roomins houses will do all possible to properly provide visitors with plenty to eat and sleeping ac- commOdatiOns. The Burke hotel has reduced it's rates for this occasion to S2.50 and $500, American plan, the latter including room with bath Ev- erything first class, both rooms and table.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24

Curtains xxi SWISS CORTAlN-Made Striped u size for , SWISS cuRTAIN-one lot curtains rues will to Special LACE CURTAINs-Exa size long, al new and hobby LACE CURTAINSOne and patterns
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
Linens

TABLE
 72-INCH HALF BLEAcHED heavy will well;
 72-INcH EXTRA HEAVY BLEACHED DAMAsK = In small dot; $lW and Sl25 quality Sale
 72-INCH IRISH DkMASk-Fun $1OO yard This
 HUCk TOWELSA size sx33 In sseI 7I2c
 HONEY CoMe-Cotton A. Always sell Sc
 HoNEY-coM8 COTTON ToWELs-L4arge size Always
 
 CRASH cotton,1 Always c 4c
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
PLUVlUS AT PRESCOTT
he is Beginning tO Make Regular
 Afternoon Calls.

Prescott, A. T., Aug. B. Especial Correspondence of The Republican, - Prescott and the surrounding country are usually visited by daily afternoon showers during the month of August. But this year PluVius has visited the central states. and only on Sunday dil he return, but every promise is given
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24

Silks 
  TAFFETA SILKSIn A fun all 19
  piece for nYide  SLKs-In snaIc checks figures ands in No
  for only
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
EmbrOideries

LOT at LOT H. and wide Embroderes prlce per yard f2Lac LOT IAH
 
 The ...... ......3
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24

Finishing braid, white and coIored, six yards in piece. Worth 1Oc. Clear ance price ... w ...5c
 Pearl buttons of all sizes, worth 1Oc per dozen. Clearance price dog .... 4c
 Silk foundation stock collars, best made. Regular 15c . Sc
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
Staples

AMOSKEAG APRON CHECKS In Blue, Bhown, Green and Black. All fast colors. 27 in. wide, s 1-3c values. For this sale oillY '....' .''-...'... .'..'...'.. ec
 PERCALES- in. wide, in dark grounds. Grey, Red, and Indigo Blue, fast color. Always sells at F 1-4c. Special for this sale only -.......-.-...... Ic
 EXTRA HEAVY SHEETS - Full bleached, large size, 72x9O, torn and hemmed. ready for use. Always sells at 75c each. Special for this sale only. ly....... 59c CHEVIOT SHlRTING - Checks and Stripes; fast coIors, dark grounds; 2 hh. wide. Always sells at 9c per yard. Special for this sale only Q. .... Q. Q. 6 14c
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
Notions

Wire hair pins. assorted sizes. in box. Clearance price per box. 2L2c
 Book pins, best English make, reg ular price, 5c. Clearance price, per box ...... ...... .... Sc
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
Hosiery

LADIES' HOSE-In black, heavy, seamless, ribbed top, full size and length. Regular 15c hose. During this sale, per pair ...... Sc
 LADIES BLACK HOSE-With solid white feet; spIiced heel and toe; an extra good quality. Reg ular price, 2Oc. This sale per pdlI ....''... lEI2c
 LADIES' ALL-OVER LACE HOSE-GenuIne Hermsdorff fast black dye; all new and up-to- date patterns; never sold for less than soc per pair. Sale price ..... .27Lac
 LADIES' LISLE LACE HOSE Fast black, warranted, spliced heel and toe. Regular 35c value. Dur ing this sale .............. 19c
 cHILDRENS' RIBBED HOSE The famous Topsy brand, some thing for good. solid wear. all sizes from to 9. Regular Is 2-3c value. Sale price ........ 1oc
Arizona republican., 1905-08-24
Dress Goods

MoHAR BRILLIANTNE-For andSh Waist tsuits in
 
 this CREAM 8aILLIANTNE-Just separate skirts A  yard Special this CREAM SICILIAN-Has a soft in for Skirts
  only $117Ia BROWN BRLLIANTINE-Fast the  yard Special this
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-04

/ wish TO sell my residence, corner
furnished or unfinished. I shall be
unavoidably absent for an indefinite
time and do not wish &c rent it /
shall be here till the Sth inst. and
shall be glad to show 1t to anyone
termE that will be very attractive.
In a growing city with the outlook
that Roswell has. an opportunity to
buy a well located highly Improved
place. awsy below its actual worth
hoes not ofer itself every day. Better
investigate itsEW. It Wells
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The bill of the electric light COM
oany was brought up for discussion.
Vt vas the opinion hat it should not
and lights claimed that the current
given each lamp was just about half
Of what was called for in the con-
sract with the city. This bill was ac-
cordingly referred TO the committee
FOR investigation.
1t was shown that under the road
tax ordinance passed last summer,
that $749 had been collected IN cash
and time to the amount of GA days
had been expended in work on the
roads,. The entire amount of cash
collected vas also expended on the
ell considered this to be a very good
showing considering the time the or
dinance. had been effective, and also
expect that much more will be collec-
ted during the coming year. The
fee of the marshal for the collection
per cent of the amount collected.
The poor and pauper committee
brought up the fact that the city was
at the present time paying more than
its proper share of the poor and pau
per fund. Out of a bill of $4S the city
pays $32. the county paying SIG. AS
the city has but one-third Of the as
sessable property in the city this ar
Irangement is not satisfactory. The
committee was instructed to see the
county commissioners and make some
new arrangement in regard TO this
matter. This committee also repor-
ted that IL would not allow any more
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e1o.p. in cases Of life or

claims except in cases Of life or
death.
Under the present city ordinance
the justice of the peace for Precinct
l is the police judge. AS we
have two precincts now in the city
it vas thought best that an ordinance
be passed giving to the a the
power to appoint either of the TWO
justices of the peace to be police
judge. Accordingly the rules were sus
pended and such an ordinance pass
ID.
Two ordinances on the subject of
the street commissioner, defining his
duties. etc., were presented, one by
the mayor and one by the city attor-
ney. They were both laid over until
the mex meeting when one of them
will be taken up.
A petition to the city council sign
ed by Messrs. Gibson. Evans, st.
John. Mcdowell and Swanson, all
milk dealers, was presented. This pc
tition asked that the sale of milk in
tho city be restricted to regular deal
ers and that an occupation Ia be
placed on milk dealers. 1t was
the opinion of the council that this
looked like trying to grab the whole
thing, and the petition was laid aside.
An ordinance making it unlawful
for minors to loiter in places where
intoxicating liquors are sold or where
games of chance are kept was placed
ON 6nol noccoo o onH than no1cnI oil
voting yes.
Mayor Hinkle brought up the nat
ter OF improving the streets. and ad-
vocated the plan of filing up the
square at the street functions with
gravel, somewhat as was lone at the
postofice corner. This, he said. makes
for good crossings. To do this with
in the city will cost about $2,OOS.
There are forty-fve functions in the
city, which will take about 3,O05 yards
of gravel.
After considerable discussion it
was agreed by the council to adver-
tise for bids for one thousand yards
furnish the gravel. The gravel will
be secured from gravel beds owned
by L. K. McGaffey south of town.
Mayor Hinkle then read the resig-
nation of R. NJ. Parsons as alderman
from the second ward. The mayor
said he would act on this resignation
by Friday night when another meet
ing of the council would be held.
The city attorney asked for an un-
derstanding with the city in regard
to his work .on the ditch cases, and
it was agreed tina he confer with
the proper committee in regard TO
it. 1t was remarked at this point
that there was a possibility of a com
promise in the ditch cases.
The removal Of the debris of the
old butcher shop next to the Seay,
Gill & Morrow building on Main st.
was brought up. The marshal was in
structed to see that the debris was
removed this week, and if not to
take the proper steps to have it re-
moved. Browns barber shop must
then also be moved.
j. j. GIFTS and R. w. Smith applied
for permission to erect a corrugated
iron ware house in the rear of the
Oklahoma Block. Referred to the Fire
Committee.
The council then took a recess I'M
til seven O'Clock Friday night.
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Last evening a deputy U. s. Mar
shall brought our Federal prisoners
from Portaies to Roswell for safe
keeping. They are Laudon Stockton
and George Stockton. charged with
incest. and Frank Dewitt and Allen
A. Dewitt charged with breaking In
to the postofice.
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LoST.-Sunday between Presbyter-
ian church and 400 N. Spring, pair
Of glasses. Return to Record office
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Pasture for Horses.

Have fine alfalfa pasture for horses
during the winter. Also 160 acres OF
salt and in the same
pastuse. Apply at Record office. If
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-01-04

FOR sALE-option and equipment
of ~nine-room boarding house. best
location in the city. Apply to Mrs.
r.. H. Bennett. Hobson-Lowe Bdg.
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Mr.. Edmunds has iast FetsSrnea
from Springfield. no. where ee has
purchased a business and expects TOT,
return 20 Springfield in the aear Il. /
ture.
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NEW ORDINANCES

Severa Were Passed.-ReguIar Mon
thly Bills Observation-Disclosures Par
City counciI.-A Monopoly in Milk
Asked.
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For Sale cheap.

A four-room house, good as new.
at 210 South Kentucky.
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WANTED-Position by woman as
waitress. chamber or house work
Best references. Apply 2I5 n. Pc
Coz. 6lt2.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for health and
accident insurance. New PROPOSE
ton. Quick seller. Apply Austin,
Hotel Shelby.
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Notice to Ex.confederates.

Members of Valverde Camp No.
1919 U. C. W, you are hereby notified
to assemble at the court house in
Roswell Jan. 7th at 1870 p. m.
By command of
J.. A. FOREMAN.
Captain in Command.
Official: J.. T. EVANS,
Adjutant.
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FOR SALE:-A ticket to Memphis,
Tennessee. A bargain. Record Of
fee.
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.~>~~~~1
5 LOCAL NEWS. ;

L dAAa oSNo
Mrs. Elizabeth Rodgers of Artesia.
is in town today.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or hotel a
Apply Box 131, Artesia. 5St12'
Judge ]. O. Cameron Of Carlsbad
was in Roswell yesterday.
John r. Hodges of Artesia was a
Roswell visitor yesterday.
Capt. w. C. Reid went to Carlsbad
last night on a business trip.
w. F. Kenney of Philadelphia is
stopping at the Grand Central.
FOR RENT.-A three room cottage.
Inquire OF DR.. E. H. Skipwith.
FOR SALE.-Mule team, wagon and
harness. Apply eco Office. St.
Buggy harness for sale cheap.
Allen E. Herr. at Jerry Simpsons. If
At Home.-Dr. Chas. F. Beeson,
ofice at residence, 4th and Penn. 3t"
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply at Record office 59t3
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred White
Leghorns. Mrs. Jordan. Park hotel.
FOR sALE.-Good second hand mans
saddle. Apply Record office. 6Ot3*
Gravel is a good thing. The City
needs more. See the ad. in another
place.
Pile driving and anything in the
structural line done by Murray &
Sanger.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Glenn returned
last evening from a two weeks visit
in Texas.
C. L. Higday. the real estate man
Of Lake Arthur. left on last even
ing's train.
Miss Elizabeth Littlefield is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. P. H Boone
for a few days.
Free Public Reading Room and Ii
brary, corner Second street and Penn
s~ylvania 4Otf
16O acres land near Artesia for
5000. A bargain. Write to o R.
Hodges OF Artesia.
Nice room and board for man and
wife or two gentlemen.-Hobson-Lowe
Building. Mrs. Bennett. 59t2
Store building to rent, 25x95. sec
ond door south of Western Grocery
Co. Apply to Jack Porter. 56t6
Mrs. Alice Carr has gone to her
home at Kenna after a much enjoyed
visit with friends in Roswell.
FOR RENT.-Two rooms for light
housekeeping. Price $3.50 per
month. Call at Record Office. 60t5
Mr. and Mrs. Clapp of Chicago
are registered at the Shelby. They
expect to spend the winter in Roswell
Lands of all kinds in the Pecos
Valley from Roswell to Lakewood
J. T.. Carlton. Room IL Oklahoma blk.
Dressmaking lone in first class
manner. Children's clothes a special
ty. 81 N. Pecos. Miss Mamie Morris.
2t%
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Washington of
Hagerman were in Roswell yesterday
and returned home on the evening
train.
VIII the lady who answered ad. of
Cottage Hotel, Lakewood, a few days
ago, please write again. First letter
was lost.
DR.. Raschbaum. the eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist will be at Drs-
Joyner & Yater's office until January
the 7th.
WANTED-At once. A good boy. not
afraid to work. Steady job to the
right boy.-Roswell Drug & Jewel
nv Co. 60t2
Messrs J. Phelps White, w. R. Cum
minis and Geo. Smith left on the morn
ing train for the yellow Hous ranch
in Texas.
Peter Roth of Las Vegas. brother
st the late Fred Roth was In Roswell
yesterday and vas registered at the
Shelby hotel.
Consulting Engineer B. NJ. Hall OF
Ell Paso made a flying visit to Ros-
well yesterday. He went back on the
evening train.
DIR. and Mrs. Z. n. skipwith viii
entertain Mt nve O'Clock dinner this
afternoon. in honor of their daugh-
ter's birthday.
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FOR SALE-One 81 inch Shutter
wagon. Apply at Record office. 3t*
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Bulbs, Bulbs, Bulbs.

Chinese Lily, Narcissus, Tulip, Gro
Gus, Hyacinth,-just received. II
ROSWELL PRODUCE &
SEED co.
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FOR RENT-New stone building for
hotel in Artesia. Address Box 1s1.
Artesia. N. NJ.
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WANTED-Tfcket to Kansas City
or Topeka. Record office.
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FOR SALE cHEAP-Ticket from
Amarillo to Chicago. Record Office
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Last night being the first Tuesday
in the month, the city council met in
City Clerk. The members present
were Messrs. WHY'S. Church. White
man, Ullery. Brooks, Ogle. Kinsinger,
and Mayor Hinkle.
The first business transacted by
the council was the granting of a
permit TO remove a building to Rob
ert Maddux.
The regular monthly bills were al
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REGULAR
MEETING

CITY COUNCIL HELD MONTHLY
SESSION LAST NIGHT.
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PYOTECHNIC DISPLAY

Balloon ascensions closed the pro.
gram on the grounds and there was.
ample time for supper and good
est befoe the pyrotechnie program
logan at $3.50 o'clock on the Golf
ridge and PinnicEinnick point. The
9off ridge proved too great dis
eance from the city and the effects
we're lost largely in distance. But
he display was not up to the pro-
ram agreed upon and the fireworks
varc quite unsatisfactory there. On
Pinnickinnjck point they were much
nore satisfactory and the .ssham
hattle in the clouds was an event
\ prominent and highly successful
seature there was the Chinese fire
rockers display, furnished by Lee
rIum. Of the Star laundry at an eX-
.1ense of thirty dollars, which lie bore
aimself Great praise is due him
for providing such grand feature
&c the big celebration. The PIN
1ickinnic< display was in charge of
frank Shuttleworth and John O.
Brooks, assisted by the general com
nittee, The Golf hill display was
looked after by gentleman sent
here from Pittsburg
Barring the defect in the fireworks
display the days program was salts
factory generally and the celebration
gas pronounced a big success.
Tho All-Collegians defeated WI
=onburs in the second game by thu
core Of ; to o. The game W..
allied in the fifth inning on account
# Wilsonburg's catcher leaving. The
,fIicient manager, It. J. Francis, was
present until the fifth inning when
tbe All-Collegians started BAIT
NO rally. The All-Collegians are
very indignant over the Wilsouhura
lows quitting as the day before the
N-C,ts took defeat gamelv on Will
onhurG'S grounds. Caufell pitch-
ed for the All-Collegians and mp to
The end had allowed Wilsonhurg no
hits. Windon pitched for Wilson,
burg.
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AMERICAN EAGLE
SCARED LgF lily
tcontina4i from page 6ai's.l

were awarded the first prize Of i've
dollars: the second prize Of three
dollars was awarded little Fred Alis-
lion and Master Fred Waldo e be
divided between them, aad the third
prize was awarded to William Del
son and Dan Bo1ghner
Judge 6ileht Tie best saez
die horse OF the several fine ones in
the parade was that of Abe Lowther
and accordingly the premium Of ten
ioIlars was awarded him.
The premium of ten dollars for
the finest and best appearing single
horse and rig was awarded TO Flem-
ing Holden.
These premiums comprised ttn
ones offered for the parade features
The following we're the premiums
md awards for the events at the fair
grounds in the afternoon:
The slow mule race was won by
Joe Barbour, who rode Dewey and
the premium Of ten dollars was
qwarded him. Time 40 minutes
Length of race one-third Of mile
The other participants Of the race
we're Ice Williams, who rode
Frank, FranIs Bryan, who ROD ,
Barney" and Harry Kalliman, who
rode Fred,
Charley Gntherie proved to be the
fastest runner in the foot race and
got the premium of five dollars
Cam Osborn. Jr.. came in second
and Joe Mcdonald third.
Cam Osborn, 'Jr., won the bicycle
race and the prize of five dollars was
awarded him.
Cam Osborn, .Jr. also proved to be
the highest jumper in the running
lump contest. He cleared five feet
eight inches. Charley Gutheric
came next making jump of five
feet five inches. The premium fol
This event was five dollars.
A free-forzall dash for a premouTr
If one dollar was won by Clifford
Poindexter, colored.
Glenn, the baby boy Of AR, and
Mrs. Fred A. Odds was considered
the winner of the prettiest baby
premium of FIVE dollars. Over orr
hundred babies were entered in this
'ontest and the judges experienced
rreat difficulty in making the award
is all were pretty. This feature at
tracted unusual and interested Mt
tention from all and was ono Of the
no things Of the dav,
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SWEET MELODY F.ouk.

FOR SALII-Four show cases
one jewelers. show case; one improv
ed iron safe, medium size; Simp-
sons computing scales, and other
store fixtures. Apply at room 2
Smith building, 20S Main street. G
r. White. 5july5t
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SWEET MELnDY FLOUR.

WANTED-Girl to do general
homework, highest wages paid. Ap
ply at 500 East Clark street, Glen
Elk. 5july3t%
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There was a time when yotr chill
dren came home from school With
lluIes ia their Stockings and their pt T
little feet all Stafned from the dye 81
til ir hosiery Have you evei ST 2
ped and Thought, m4dnn what
cbasPes have been brought for n ia a
few years Fer l5c. YOU can purchase
at Par-onS-SOHders O.. u pair of Hers
culeS School Huse. A trial II Them
Will show you how american labor
has done away With these deficiencies.
Yours truly.
Brown. 9urFel Y Co.
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WEI nnLopY FLoG


C. A. Cummings, prominent
Young Lost Greek farmer, was here
Wednesday attending court.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
David L. Hall, Of ZyPho, was here
SWEET mg1pDz FLOUR,
Charles Bean was here Wednes-
-lay from Elk district.
SWEET MELODY -LoUR.
Frank r. Moore and Alvin d,
Basel spent the Fou<5h in Buck
swEE7 MELODY FLOUR.
+. Stringer Boggess has been in
Charleston attending concatena.
ton Of Hoo Hoos.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR,
Mr.. and Ms. r. p. Nutter. of Mt
Nebo, are guests of their daughter
Mrs. A. H. Walker.
SWEET MELODY FLOUR
FOR RENT-Upstairs front
room to husband and wife. Also
additional room if light housekeep
ing wished. Inquire 491 Lee
street. 5july ct
SWEET MELODY FLouh
Mrs. John Harris and children
are down from Weston visiting Mrs
Thomas Seaton, on West Pike street
SWEET MELODY FLuuK
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room and
board for man and wife for short
period, convenient to court house
Give terms and description. J. II
S, care Telegram. 5july12t%
SWEET MELODY ELoUR.
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FOR RENT-Six room house, in
center of city, modern improve
mcnts. Rent reasonable. A. M. i
Cunningham, 333 Mechanic street
i,1lrStf
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Funera1 of Ralph Brown

The funeral Of Ralph r. Brown,
who died Sunday evening after a
lingering Illness with tuberculosis,
took place Tuesday afternoon at
three o'clock from the late home ON
Vest Pike street. Burial occurred
in the 1, o. o. f. cemetery,