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Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
HIGH STREET RESIDENTS WANT LIGHT
Petition Town Council Last Friday Evening to
Place Light 10 Front Of Residence of
Mrs. Agnes Ford Midway of the Block.

T
Place a Light 10 Front Of Residence of
Mrs. Agnes Ford Midway Of the Block.
Another electric light petition was
to the Council Friday follow
ing closely the similar request of the
Market street residents. This time it
was from the residents of High street,
a short street extending from the
standpipe on Commerce street to
to South street. The movement, which
was engineered by Robert McAffee,
petitioned the Town Council to place
light midway of the block in front of
the residence of Mrs. Agnes Ford. 1t
was pointed out as very dark square,
the only light being that in front of the
standpipe on Commerce street, while
at the intersection of High and South
streets there was no light. Under
these conditions the citizens feel that
they we're justified in demanding more
light and as consequence nearly every
resident of the square signed the petit
ton They were as follow Mrs. W.
N. Ransom; J. W. Shahan, Mrs. Agnes
Ford, Miss Matte Dill, Miss Mary
Knight, Mrs. Mary G. Cole, and Mrs.
Lizzie Howard. The matter was re-
ferred to the Light and Water Commit
tee, who will act on it at the same time
they pass on the Market street pc
tition.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
REED BIRD SEASON WILL OPEN FRIDAY
Present Outlook That They VIII Be Scarce on
Bombay Hook Island This Year.

The reed bird season opens on Fri
day and the marshes along the bay
shore for a number of days will re-
sound with the noise made by the guns
of the sportsmen who will seek to
annihilate the toothsome bird. 1t is
said there are few in the marshes yet,
but that thousands will migrate here
by the middle of the month. The best
reed bird grounds in this vicinity is on
the marshes of Bombay Hook Island
but as yet they have not begun to
move in any considerable quantities.
Some sportsmen are fond of railing
with dog. This requires much run
ming and barking on the dogs part to
flush the little brown fellows. as they
are feet of foot when the tide is low
and they have the ground to travel
upon. They will not fly unless cor
nered. The best kind of dog for this
purpose is what is known as water
spaniel, as it has good shaggy coat OF
hair, which is necessary to protect the
hide from the tear grass. Ii is best
not to use setter or pointer that is
broken on upland birds, as this kind oi
hunting is apt to ruin them.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
DELAWARE STATE W. 7. U. CONVENTION
Will Meet at Milford Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday October II, II and 18th.


The executive Board of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union has de-
cided to hold the annual state conven-
tion of that organization at Milford on
October II, 12 and 13. Mrs. Ada
Unruh, of Portland, Ore, and Rev.
Anna Howard Shaw, of Philadelphia,
have been secured as the speakers for
the first and second evenings, respec-
lively, and the third evening is to be
devoted to demonstration of the work
of the various state departments main
tanned by the organization. This will
be new departure for w. @. t. U.
conventions. Rev. Robert Watt, presi-
dent of the State Temperance Alliance,
will also outline the campaign as pro-
posed by his organization and the
Citizens's League for local option.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
cHESwOLD FARMS CHANGE HANDS.

Big Slices of the bunker" Parm Sold to
Local and Western Parties at High Figure.
w. H. Fuller of Ohio has purchased
twenty acres of the Bunker" farm
near Cheswold for $3.50. John Loaf
man has also bought ten acres of the
Same without buildings, for $1,000.
Twenty acres of this tract is left yet
unsold. Claud II. Pearson has also
purchased the "Parvis tract" adjoin-
ing the d. @. Bailey and Will am
Harrington farms for $1,000.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
GOODvALUES FOR DELAWARE REALESTATE
Fruit Farms Change Hands and a Bidding
Boom Is Going on Down the State.

Boom Is Going on Down the State.
The building boom and a marked in
crease in farm property values both
go to indicate the continued prosperity
of the people of lower Delaware.
Sussex county capitalists, headed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Long, have be-
gun preparations to build a hotel on
the Lewes Beach, with a fine ocean
prospect. The building will cost about
$4,000. The work is to commence as
soon as arrangements concerning the
lease from the commissioners can be
completed. Farms are being rapidly
sought in Delaware by northern and
western farmers or investors. Farm
land, particularly in the western Kent
section where land values have not
been high, is now selling at enhanced
rates. The 250-acre farm belonging to
TIA. Watson, near Marydel, has been
sold to A. T. Beers, of Lancaster
county, Pa, for So, 500; and the Charles
GIazier farm, west of Dover, contain
ing but IS acres, has been purchased
by Samuel Helzel, of Johnstown, Pa,
for So, 500. Henry L. Engle, of New
York, has purchased the Edward Pier
son farm of Sc acres near Dover, and
former Representative Charles A.
Pardee has bought the Campbell farm
on the Delaware bay road, all at greatly
inceased prices over former sales.
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DISTRICT SCHOOLS WILL OPEN MONDAY
CheswOId, BrenfOrd, Big Oak, BIacklstOn and
Other Schools Ready For Fall Term.

CHEswoLD, Aug. 99:-Our school will
open next Monday with Miss May Bun
ker as principal and Miss Annie Learned
in charge of primary department. No.
10, west of Cheswold, will also open in
charge of Miss May Hardcastle, of
Cheswold. No. III, "Disch's, will be
in charge of Miss Bernice Barr, of
Dover. Brenford will be in charge of
Miss Jennie Vaughn, of Blackiston's
aud No. 4. near Smyrna, will be in
charge of Miss Miriam Tucker, of
Dover.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
ANOTHER KENTON SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Miss 10y Recently Elected Could Not Serve
aud Prof. A. M. Mackey of Newark Elected

KENToN, August 29:-The Board of
School Directors of Kenton haYe been
put to the necessity of electing another
principal of the Kenton Public Schools.
Miss 10y of Loayville Pa, who was
elected at recent meeting of the
board could not serve so the time was
short and quick work had to be accom-
plished. Last week the Directors
again met and elected Prof. A. M.
Mackey of Newark to be the principal.
Miss Katherine Downs was elected
assistant principal. The schools will
open Monday next, September the 4th.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
ARM BADLY CUT BY BROKEN GLASS
William Dunn a Thomas Clyde ExcurslO mist
Brought to Smyrna Sunday for Treatment

WIndm Duuu luOmdS Ntyue EASuIsiO uiSt
Brought to Smyrna Sunday for Treatment
While on his way to Woodland Beach
on the steamer Thomas Clyde Sunday,
William Dunn of Philadelphia in some
manner was badly cut on his right arm
and wrists by broken glass such as to
require immediate medical attention.
1t happened that the accident occurred
as the boat was nearing Woodland and
as soon as the boat landed he was
hastened to Smyrna where DIR. J. W.
Clifton dressed the wound. Dunn, it
is said, claims to be a pugilist and
travels under the name of "Kid
Moore. Just how the accident oc-
Cured is not known but it is thought
he fell on a bottle which crushed un-
der his weight.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
Asbury epworth League to Give Social.

Asbury Epworth League will give
sociable at the home of Miss Anna
Beckett next Tuesday night. Incl
dentally the event will be farewell
reception to Miss Beckett who will
leave shortly for Dickinson College,
Chambersburg Pa, to persue special
course in study.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
FINGER CRUSHED IN A CIDER PRESS.
Little Son of Frank Kelffer Near Clayton
Meets With Painful Accident Sunday.

While the little 10 year old son of
Frank Keiffer, near Clayton was play
ing with some friends with a cider
press Sunday afternoon his left finger
was caught in the machinery and badly
crushed. DIR. Clifton dressed the
wound. At first it was feared his
finger would have to be amputated
but there is hope of saving it now.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
Tomatoes Bring 40 Cents Basket at cheswOId

CHEswoLD, Aug. 29:-The excite
ment in our tomato market does not
abate. The price to-day for uncon-
tracted ran to 40 cents per basket and
four to five cars are loaded daily.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-30
BUILD CLUBHOUSE ON BLACKBlRD CREEK
James R. Diekerson Recent Purchaser OF
Rodgers Farm Said to Have Project In View

THoRoUGHFARE NECK, August 29:-
A report has become current about
Taylor's Bridge, that James X. DIcker-
son of Townsend who recently bought
the Rodgers farm will erect summer
boarding house on the farm ct point
known as Red Banks on Blackbird
creek. There has been club house De-
longing to several Chester sporesmen
at this place for number of years, but
last spring it was abandoned and
moved away.
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DENTISTS

,pWcnss Banner, D, o, Sol ArLAsntv
'phoonnSSs "So'N Roh Phone 35.s isn
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Prof Low ". YoW1g win lecture at
the REGULAR NJ, T. \ meeting IN the
Ninth ward tomorrow night
MAY Gown, oldest daughter Of John
coWal Of Atlanta, ga ana formerly
Of This city, has just died Of typhoid
fever
Part Of the proceeds nom Purple
day Win be- given By the Elk toward
the purchase of several doe elk for
Liberty park
The level Of the great ako IN reported
nearly one foot lower than N WAS "a
year ago, n IAN Of two inches In the
l1sl two weeks
4 Jap was considerably burned last
might ~ CaldorH park WhDc setting OF
nroNprk NJ the display N honor Of
Admiral Tog0.H victory llo VIII re-
cover
4 grnm N,c ON Third South Rotwoon
second and rhrd East streets ths
morning called out the apparatus from
the central station No damage was
done,
Quit n number of Halt Lake families
arc leaving today for the cnnSunH ana
mountain resorts for a few days, to
glorious Fourth
Rlphop llchor q, lycrson viii lecture
IN the pNoutloth ward Westinghouse 10,
morrow night under the auspices y
the NJ T. A. Patriotic selections VIII
be- rendered by the choir
A. n. Hart, Llopu Of chicago, who
is At she head " the IhIldrcn't Homo
4 Ala society there VIII hn w TINS
city thC latter part al next month, ana
Arrangements are being made Tor nr
uddr'R before the Boys B'tlcrmcnt
league
~ chapter IN the History Of Libcr'
tv' ~ the subject Of an address to he
given IN the TWCuly,nflh ward mcois
mghouao tomorrow night 10y Daniel
Harrington, w addition there VIII be
O special musical program ul pntrlollc
selections The public ~ invited,
Ray Bagfhaw, who was glycu pre-
lmnlry hearing M Judge Diehl's court
yesterday morning ON the charge ~ om'
bo2alnR horse am account OF when
appeared IN last evenings paper was
Ordottd thir morning To be hcld 10 await
the action of the district court
TLo sud Information has reached this
city OF tho death M Denver " Mira re.
hcorl ritter, wife of Rev llr DAVID
ritter plstor oi the church of Nnliy
IN that cry The cause Of death was
stomach troubles Mrs Utter was wen
known IN lhg city ~ Pr lttor was inc
HrU pastor OF the Unitarian society in
Salt Lake, and lcfl many friends mere
Row ". 4 FrcdcnhaRcn of Topeka,
Kan. d noted oylngollsllc prison work
ar VINO has visited t~ico ln lhW olly,
win have charge " the prison section
AT the baltimore convention Of Chris.
tun tudouVur and has Just secured
from Rev, =, \, Smpkm Of tho lhil'
ms church data relative 20 the Endca.
vor prison work here, The data VIII
ha uHad at Baltimore,
Reformed drunkardi viii speak TINS
avouiuG AZ the salvation Army meeting
The Army win hold u public meeting
tomorrow Ht l0Ab a, M at Main ana
sccond South streets Al y. m, there
viii ho ID young peoples meeting In
the Army barracks. M $3.50 y. m there
~ 10 br nm open air meeting NJ llbor'
~ park and IL special meeting at Army
barracks az VI D. m,
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KIMBATI}s VAN g. STORAGE co,
10 W First Rouih street Both Phones
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The salt lnRo Temple viii close ON
rudlN evening Juno 30, and win ro.
upcu ON mogduy Aug T. 1905
JOSEPH e. SMITH
rho st George Temple wil close On
tho evening ~ Friday June 30 ana 70.
open on Tuesday Sort b. at . o'clock
a m, DAVID II, CANNON
President,
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at forth,
BLOCKED BY BLACK,
\ resolution was introduced by
Nclls authorizing the board Of public
lorXA tn uI unpp u1N.ptIua f,r Mia t,t
Spoiled Her neAulY.

Harriet Howard, Of 200 W, sam st,,
New York, nt one tlmo had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes
u had Salt Rhonm or Eczema Tor years,
but nothing would cure It, until used
Mckcn's Amlca S0lNo," A quick and
sure healer Tor cuts, burns and sores,
.5c nc 4, G., ~ T. Drug department,
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Lost.

PROBABLY ON STREET LAROI
envelope containing photograph minis
Howard II roluru Ia office of Halls llolcl
I LldllT nay HORSE ABOUT :
years ga ana ! black moro, about !
tulH old, weight about !, 100 pounds Zach
Any Information concerning ibom viii be-
suitably rewarded hy Rowe MWrls Hnm.
mghpp1 uo. VI South lhIrd West W,
NOll Lake tlty
a YELLOW IluSTLE RACER HICy.
turn 10 NrNa office ana rocolvo rc,yIt1
No questions naked
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MOVING AND STORAGE.


MONlNG ANp FlREpROOr STOn.
npp Phones $780, kuWs Warehouse GO,
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GROCERIES,

.ss,ss.
lbs llUlhul ~, lh4 Now potntorg
lji 2 lhs, Ginger snaps - Hikor's rhoro,
late. per w., @, I cans JollN & Hen
rlng ~ salmon per Can, ~, b M. papk.
ago l'rlyo OulA 80, Roman randlu. 10
thot 3 for h Spgd llmrng 4 pa ~
,L9t lcl nt'M hi lbr Plunr, &i Cana
MnIo NJ RnmLh MrM Ilmpln RMonL
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n... JAMES H. MoYlE
------ 9eaeI-l Nallonnl Bank building
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BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co.


Developing Finishing 81 w. Third No,
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

~ 49, 1870 asfsssf .aaass@
CONSOLIDATED WAGON A MA.
CHIME 90 Tho regular quarterly div,
dond NJ w per cent on the preforIol
stock ot Ibis company win be- paid July
No. 1895 Tho stock transfer books Ut mo
company VIII BE- closed juno ~ ltb, ana
opened July II, looi Dividend check, Win
be mailed ~ delivered nH usual
MElNlN D. WELLS,
Secretary ana IIoArunor
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THE WAsATCH RESORT

In little Cottonwood canyon win M
opened mp ON tho lalh " June, under
tho management " Ernest Royce,
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rrrTLr mos & wooLLEY,

'hcHl Eftalp. "IhllF MI
No Main sucot Both Phones
"Roal Estate Day sollilr July lilh
-s=--sa
llayr secured for you como real bnr
gains quote you Il luw can for me ON
orp II thcso don't interest YOU
30. 1854 }rd 81 IL u p'lnl pt III. mod
baths 2 toilets Barn aud lArgr lot cor
npr owner must sDlL Ahuw.
80 8 ~. gil u, ''rm ~. WI MOI
rrWcr conn. l,W vnsn, balance rs u
month WIN rent AT TINT For a snlp see
this early Price $500
80 US ~. ith ~ llcrc ig q Grm. pr b.
MOD. aud new, manllon largo lol cart
JUR il6 ict That real Estate pay
30 lG65 No. ,ih T.. IN acres ana heute,
all fenced ana improved iol choice Iull
uccsi ltllo over. q mile ron. ,AIdcl, n
PARK Can give this away tor $50 ruah'
lhon So month ni,c. 800. ..
No IN lst So l.rm mod. Prlrr u So.
WIN $40 cash you can gol llls' ana bll'
No gg Il ~ lrm. brs large lut ~.
Terms somclhInl HE above.
And then we have "Rcnl Estate Day
49, Isl i6u n. crm namc. mpsc lot
shade, CIV, for imo 1glmH
80 ri 81. " Temple Magnificent resi-.
dcnpp Of eat stone N rms lnrgc l1L at "A
price that win lulurcNt Nuu
INVESTORS INVESTORS
we can interest YOU IN some of our
business ana prospective business sites,
Nisht now, have II per cont paying bust.
ness property Dist 1lo?l,
"RcM Estate Day luh Inst Sallair -
lo~ per cent for YOU
m TIT A. tlllGE 4 WDDtI.lA
llN Main g. Herald Building
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2lon's Savings BANK and Trust Co.
the largest and oldest SAVING Bank IN
l'tnh, pnya ( per cent interest on any
amount nom 81 10 5000 Write 10 rs,
Jos lr, smith prosldentI George NJ
Cannon, Cashier
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

80
the annual meeting of the stoukhuIuc
lol on TucsduN lho I'm Uay N July. H.
y. lp5. Ol 70 O'Clock noon, NJ n. olnco I'M
Nc p"oicl National Rank Of SAT- T1l,c
tlt" ior lhc purnofo NJ eleolmV dlrc, tora
70 servo for the ensuing ycnr and for
nc lrhM0,llon Of turl other huHucas ~
many lawfully como btforo A.
o,., ELIAS. A. SMITH Cashier
SAT- Lake tilN, june ssh, 1905
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SHOES FOR ptroRMgD FGgr


SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD
10 o. Special cast made, Scientific shoe
makng Gus y, olsen l2l So state,
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ZOE CREAM MANUFACTURERS,

rliE KnrLy co, Makers OF
"Verlbest" Ice Creams and eherbets,
Wholesale and retail ofnoc aud factory
2ds w. Main, Rear Both phones S2aa
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COUNCIL WILL
HELP BOULEVARD
Pledges Itself to Appropriate
$1,000 For Bridge Across
City Greek
IMPROVEMENTS TO Be MADE.
Resolution for Immediate Action Is
Blocked by Black, Who Offers
40 Amendment

The city council last night pledged
Itself to appropriate 81 600 for the con.
struotion ~ a bridge across City creek
nj the entrance to the canyon "a that
the plans FOR the proposed new boulc.
vard may be- carried out II also
agreed TO make other improvements In
the canyon az suggested IN a communh
cullon from the Commercial club The
money for the bridge VIII be- forthcom.
INK when the club raises H. s. 600 Tor
the proposed Improvement The petit.
ton from the cub asked tnnt the cUun.
cll take action on The following sug'
gosllons
SUGGESTIONS MADE,
90 Authorize the construction Of
concrete bridge over CITY crcpk at
point whore that stream ~ lnlorscctcd
by the proposed road, said concrete
bridge io cost not 10 exceed the sum
VI s 600.
CD That you direct the removal of
the rock ciushcr NOW being operated IN
'ily creek canyon az ~ curly a date
NJ possible,
CD That You terminate M soon us
NJ consistent with the public obligations
already Incurred the leases under
which the sand ana gravel pits are now
being worked IN said rity creek can,
Non ana That NO nov leases Of Ike
KIND De made 40 Ear ns that particular
locality NJ concerned
90 That the powder house now IN
Clly creek canyon be removed
li) Tint YOU direct the beginning Of
work ON the small park living AT the IN,
lorsocliou VI Third street ana CANYON
road, ana that you order the opening ~
said ThIrd street from state street to
canyon road,
90 That your honorable body mdi.
cate your intention to sprinkle and
otherwise maintain IN good condition
the proposed boulevard when the same
shall have been completed,
90 That your honorable body bcgn
M once the WORK necessary lu urrom,
pllsh the objects herein ANA heretofore
sct forth.
BLOCKED ny BLACK,
\ resolution was introduced by
Wells authorizing the board Of public
works 10 NJ once advertise for bids for
the construction Of the bridge. Tud.
dcnhnm favored the resolution and
urged lts adoption Black moved ~ AN
amendment that the whole matter be
referred to the city engineer and the
committees ON public grounds and
streets ana that the engineer furnish
an estimate Of the cost Of the work and
the plans for the same The amend,
mcnt was carried and the council VIII
act ON the matter az soou mr. the plans
uTp uVOpuIad and thp HnntnpY,IpI pluh
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Purity and cleanliness stand behind
noynl Nrond Every LOAF bears our
crown label ASK your grocer for II,
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SITUATION WANTED.

\ MAN WOULD LIKE 10 KNOW
whore lo apply for WORK with the city
street surveyors Address tll5 n'mrot
NrNa
.a.-s..s
EXPERIENCED ENTLlt MAN
hookReupcr wants situation lNf'rcnro0
Address Buuhkpuppr lN ", 3Id south
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MIDWIFE.

MRS. LIZZIE uElsLER, 500 W, THIRD
North, Private homo for confinement
cases Fell Phone, b6lsk
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NoTEL.s
LOCKS REPAIRED

= - - ~ W % ~ i N
KEYS FITTED NJ. 4 o. @ MAIN W
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pUproN COAL a LUMBER CO

Mming tmhcrs, cement roofing ma.
lcr.ul sash ana doors lumber Of an
Kinds
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AssAYER.


", NJ, RlSllOp, opposite roalofnce, Npe'
clhl attention To- mail or express orders
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GRAIN AND SEEDS.


All KINDS SEEDS, POULTRY SUP.
plos GRAIN Flour, strawberry cups ana
iasca etc A. BAILEY a Sons, % u End
an Salt Lake Clty Utah
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PLUMBING AND HEATING,
OPTICIANS
CLhIpvOyAkT,


cry ThurHday ann sunday Dlfht g6j EAiI
Third South, lhoncn Al'-k
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IRON rENoE WORKS,

wM n ApMsTRoNo, MACllNIsT,
Iron Fence Works Rear Of &i West
North Temple
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AGENCY NIAGARA llYnRAu be
Engine co. llouoH of chester Pa,
Grinding Keys Fltlcd, Ind phone $780,
q Richards Street
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NAY, GRAIN AND COAL,


HARVEY & CO., il0 W. South Tomnlo.
Ben 'phono 1921 Ind l2li
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BIDS ron ERECTION or TWO LIME
klnH. rock and brick work Apply 10
Geo r. Atkins, s69 Center ~
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vlRu.pRooF STORAGE,

49,
ehlpping noW and cheapest llodman
VAN & Storage 60, Phone bhb Once and
storchouso, ~ and lsS \, West Temple
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WE HAVE REMOVED TO our NEW
and permanent quarters, $50 Main street
whore we have n large lsl of exclusive
bargains, We arc better equipped than
ever 20 handle Real Estate lh all rs
branches 500 us
PETERSON n, Y. INVT CO,
40 Main ~
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ENoRAvERs AND DESIGNERS,
GENERAL REPAIRING,

DE nOrHEK Emo co, CUTS For
M purposes, "a aud 20 W. 10, Temple,
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ooNFEorloNgRs' SUPPLIES.

iGSracis, coors, Jems, jqllNs Pie Fill.
mas Crushed r'ruls and Soda Water
eundrles II, A. Tucko,t eo u, Fist
South 81
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