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Smyrna times., 1905-10-25
TORTURINC PAIN.
tIaIf This Mans Sufferings Would
Have Killed Many a Person,
But Doan's Cured Him.

Thousands of grateful people are tell.
ing every day how Doan's Kidney Pills
cured them of distressing and dangerous
kidney and bladder troubles.
Yet other thousands are suffering every
day from these same ills. Why? They
are either very negligent or very skepti-
cal. Neglect of kidney disorders leads to
dropsy, diabetes, Bright's disease and
other fatal diseases.
Sincere, honest testimony like the fol-
lowing should convince every skeptic.
A. c. Sprague. stock dealer, of Normal,
ILL.,, writes: For two whole years ]
was doing nothing but buying medicines
Smyrna times., 1905-10-25

a horse and sometimes was unable even
to ride in a car. My condition was crit
ical when 1 sent for Doan's Kidney Pills.
I used three boxes and they cured me.
Now can go anywhere and do as much
as anybody. 1 sleep we'll and feel no dis
comfort at all''
A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mr.. Sprague will
be mailed on application to any part of
the United States. Address Foster-Mil-
burn Co.. Buffalo, n. Y. Sold by all
dealers; price, fifty cents per box.
Smyrna times., 1905-10-25
Aad Cot Ria of II.

Mrs. Pitley-They say he is so un-
kind to his wife. Mr.. Pitley-That
shows how people misjudge a man.
! know IL to be fact that he spent ons
whole ycar endeavoring to make a sat
isfactory investment Of his wife's mon
ey.-Town aud Country.
Smyrna times., 1905-10-25

to cure my kid
n eys. l d o
not think that
any man ever
suffered as L
did and lived.
The pain in my
back was so
ad that 1
could not sleep
at mig h t. 1
could not ride
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-30
RUSSIAN SAILORS
IN N|||u|Tl|IY
By AS ociated Press

BY s0c1Ated Press. &
Mbau june IS Russiaf, saiIors
here mdtinied today. They seizesl
arms and fred iHt6 Tie officers quar-.
teFs' Troops were called osytl
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-30

his Inter III, when the hnfe
Heat q Light Company abs0rhsd
that ecmHany: was also one y
the promoters az tie Indust n.
IaF Glass Cpnapns, and in
teres III that e6nce IN. He ,ad q.
so various other hold ines. and was
ia largsls idenfi fed with md atstfial
and commereial Interests Ss most
amy ether citizen 81 Glarl;s burg
Nh. Pride married Miss Nhttie
johnson, tiauglite Of Hamilton and
Prudence Johnson. 81 daniston.
and nei6a Of Governor . Joseph J bhn:
son, now deceased. She preceded
him I'd file gr.sye. 4 e IS,
Nh Bride was one of the chiei
|l,roaetefs 81 tile Peopl Is Banking
IN 'rgust ciapans, and a director "a
|Itiiat coiicers until II and the late
Itadeis stional Bank last spring
EMERGED under the name 0f the I'm;
lion N ,sfionaI Bank. z \ & ~ /: II 1
Eli Surviving him oil his immediate
family are Two young dsughte
Katherine Virginia and Nettis
johnson Pride, aged Il and s years
|fespectiyeiy. Besides the two siaugh.
Hers, his mother and four sisters al:
so survive. The sisters are Mrs. Il
q. Parks, Of Fairmont Mrs. a, n,
Taylor; of Brook yn, MIS-
hi sI,Sre. az ( l,is laf.s home AMI,
Mss irainia Pride of Port Eliza.
|s,e sohfliE A frica. engaged in etiti,
cat ional work. n K I.
MI. Pride was one Of Clarksbursp' !,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-06-30
HUGE WATER / | TANK
gRAsHEDI THROUGH
BUILDING
o TEE CT 81 URIC STEAME
LAUNDRY IN GLEN ELK
SMASHING THINGS 7 TTF
GENERALLY 4; 4 n ~. "

STE M CONNIE IiIO Ms WE'RE.
BROKE AND II, CITED
PEOPLE THOU GET 10 PLOS
on, HAD SOCC iIlED. I; Z
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
eel. JACK CHM ON
THE WARPATH AGAIN,
) Under Arrest at Harrodsburq
Charged With Carrying a Con-
cealed Mearon.

Harrodsbnrg. KY Jan Ia Col
lack Chinn the noted Kentucky turf
nan and Democratic nominee for
tate senator from ais district. was
)laced under arrest der this after.
loon on a warrant charging him
With breach Of the peace and carry.
ng a concealed weapon Col Chinu
vent into a saloon hese last night,
md installing James Renfro for an.
ther young man, began to abuse him
applying many vile epithet8 Ren-
70 struck at Chlnn wi Ii his fist, with
me hand ia his hin pocket Chinn
truck Renfr0 several times and sue
eeeded in pulling bis hand from his
pocket, and as he did So pulled
listol with II thinn then whipped
lut a big revolver from his pocket
Jut bystandars interered I'll time 10
lrevent each from firing Renfro was
,lso arrested and the trial of both
vas set for Friday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14

During his residence in Canada
Ernest Thompson Seton. the wolf.
known writer Of nature books. visited
Niagara often Recently ho said.
Sometimes a. Niagara [ would fri
terHiza with ihe cabties there. +
would asH them to tcil me the odl
comments IN tie falls that they had
heard straueers fna fereicrers make
from time 20 time Many an odd com
ment I would come uton in this way.
As odd a ono as any was that wh.ca
an Encli~hnan madp.
This EHelishmen a porter in Lon-
con. bad cone an the way across ti.4
Atlantic in Decemhcr. whom tic rates
were low. 10 see Niagara. The spec
ncla had somewhat disappointed bic
tie said 70 a cabhy, over ma. OF sin
ger beer. OF the night oil his arrival
as for 'bc falls. tteE NJ an isone
quite SO. But tEeJ DON'T quite tGn1-
sDeg my expectations. Besides got
thorou hiy vetted and lost me at !
Ircfer to iook at 'cm IN hcHgr1ying.
IN ot weather. in tha house
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14

Cairo does not attempt to dictate t.
the league, but Ii will stand by thu
compact originally made with Padu
cab and Vincennes. regarding tho
amendment to the constitution. no.
withstanding what the others do. Al,
other uses can be found for Carr
money than giving 1t to infant Id.
dustries' that have been carried fo.
two years and are still ia the elias.
Of weaklings. If Paducah feels I'll
clined, providing the Register Is II
close touch" with the association
TO carry the dead weight Of Hender
son, Hopkinsville and Clarksvlle
why, that's their business. Cairo car
only speak for herself when she dc
clares that she will no longer con
tinue ths maternal relationship Il
the infants.
Keep your eye on the nail and yot
will learn in due course of time tina
Cairo Is not -four flushing" burt Il
really In earnest.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
GERMANY COAL
STRIKE GROWING
58,85a MEN ARE NOW ouT-LEAD.
ERs UNABLE TO CONTROL
MEN AND RlOTiNG OCCURS
IN MANY PLAcEs-TRoUBLE
FEARED.

By the Associated Press
Berlin. Jan The coal strike
continues to spread, leaders evident.
Y losing control Of tae miners Al
h0ugh the Essen conference voted
4gainst further strikes until the mine
wners' association returns its ans
yer % the demands ct a conf renee
number Of meetings OF individual
miners unions have voted to JON tao
trilse.
The number Il men now out ID Gs
l56 at ninety shafts. Leaders are
nahle to control strikers and keep
ieaee Yesterday at the Cancordia
ompany's mines al Oherbausen /
% strikers st9rmed the operating
liant when strike breakers were
bout to proceed To work. roughly
sed them and prevented them from
ntering the SHAFT AT Horst. on I'm
cher river. serious riotng occurred
tril5ers attacking gendarmerie, 20
Ice and operatives wac were willing
work a number were wounded en-
10th sides and several arrests were
aade The miners wives held
Teat mass meeting at Lang ndrear
province Of Westphalia 20 encourage
heir husbands to carry Oh the strike
o success.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14

Our sister city Of Princeton IS anx
Gus. to become a member of the X. /
e. league. Plans for organizing +
league team in that city are under
way the Princeton Tribune has tho
following to say:
II plans which have been laid 4,
not fall through Princeton will be rem
resented in the KIT. baseball league
next season. There has been consid
cradle talk about the matter in The
last few weeks and several are inter
ested who will push the matter
through 70 success, ii possible.
John $. BAYS Of Vincennes who ha,
been interested in the management
Of baseball teams for several years
has been instrumental In getting the
move started here ana viii be IN tho
city one day next week to confer Wit
others Interested
AT a meeting Of the directors of tho
league al Vineennes held Sunday
this week. the possibility Of Prince
ton taking charter in the league wa
spoken OF and heartily approved, a.
II is directly on the line and woule
lower expense accounts.
Il Is to be hoped that those inter
ested viii not let the matter dror
as we believe the time is ripe fol
Princeton 10 have a good baseball
team and We believe it would be
well supported.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
ABOVE THE e5.YEAR LINE.
line Record for Longevity Made by
Negroes in tine Last Census.


The race Of Washington colored
ody servants Is very nearly extinct.
md the negro nurses Of jefferson.
iadisoa and Monroe are no longer
umerous. But it is officially estab.
ished by the last census that of OTTO
5ersons in the United States over the
Sc oi IS nearly 5000 We're coloped
There were ply the census reports
al native white men and women
irer %. The balance was made UP
II 229 Indians and 1886 forclgu-bogn
White persons examples OF extreme
ongegity being relatively more aumer-
1us among foreigu-born than native
white people and more numerous
among negroes than either
The number OF c0lored women over
IS by the last census was 1917, Geor-
gia being the state in which they
were most numerous. The number of
white women native born over g5
was 90, and of white women foreign
born over %, 1915. The number Of
Indian squaws over 50 was %.
In North Carolina about two-thirds
If the population is white and one
third eolored. The number Of white
residents over IS was 2f2. while the
of eolored residents over 95
was Gal
Among foreign born residents 479 Of
che women above IS were Irish. and
Of the men 351 We're born in ireland.
Il has been found generally that
The oldest persons are those resident
in country districts, ana especially IN
country districts at a considerable dis.
lance from large tCwns.-New York
sun.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
STOPS COLLISIONS BY RAIL.
Tablet System introduced in New zea.
land a Croft suscess.

land a Great Succcss,
United States Consul Gereul E8-
lingham at Auckland Australia. En- e
report to the department OF commerce
tells Of new system for rreyeatiae
railway collisions. lie says
An Interesting change has recently
been made in the SIGNALING system IN
New Zealand's railway. which. 1t is
thought will make collisions absolute.
~ impossible.
For long time, up TO q recent
date. what IS known as The bioc
system has been generally used. hnt
the tablet system has now beca ln-
troduced The essential point in die
new system IS that no engine driver r.
allowed 10 leaYe a station without r.
tablet in his possession, and the e.c-
ment OF safety rests on the fac; tAai
the machine are so made that It jH
impossible for two Ct the tablets .o
be out at the same time.
III a driver leaves Auckland FOR
Newmarket with a tablet that te0'ct
has to bo deposited in the machine at
Newmarket before another tablet ~
issued allowing 2 return train to Ioare
that station for Auckland and .He
electrical connection between TIE fNr
stations makes it Impossible IA extract
tablet from the Auckland mscli.le
until tie tablet has ueen pu, into shc
machine st Newmarket
IN IS claimed D. railroad oXpe-t-
that under the nee system lwo trains
can Hat DE on Tie same section M
once. So that lte Danger Of collision
is entirely dose aaF VIII
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14

anFee purse big enough. The terms
offered by Morris Levy, however are
such as 10 cause both Cerbett and
Nelson to prepare for a hot training
stunt at once. Despite Corbett's de.
feat at Nelson's hands it IS believed
the bout will draw a biz house, as
corbett will be in much better condi
ton when the two meet again than
he was when he lost 10 Nelson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
coRBETT AND NELSON
ARE TO FIGHT AGAIN
Fast Going LIehtweights Matched
For Twenty Round Co at Frisco
Next Month.

San Francisco, Jan. 13.-The long
expected return match between
fouEg Corbelt and Battling Nelson
was framed up here today. Morris
Lew, manager Of the Hayes Wales
Athletic club. announces that The
boys have signed to box twenty
rounds under the auspices Of that or
gallization in February at 100 pounds
at 6 o'clock. the same weight at which
they battled before.
This is the second time within two
weeks the champion Of Hegewiseh
and the former featherwefght cham.
pion have agreed to box again Their
former agreement fell through be.
cause Alex CreggaiDs could not guar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
CAN AeesrdIna 70 the C..

AT Achmet, an Arab. was witness
in the New York court of special Sos
sions recently. lie refused to take
the Christian cath, saving he would
swear as becomes a member of his
race and faith. He was allowed 10 &c
50, and this was the oath he took 81.
swear by the beard of the prophet by
the kasba. by the black stone ard by
my harem to tell the ruth. all the
truth. and only the truth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
Strange Foess.

Certain Indiaas co., der oa-t1
worms a dainty. The are dried ard
rolled together into a peculiar -Four.
In Bahama and some OF he Florida
Keys the eonch IS caten-by far TIE
toughest food known; mora ike India
rubber than anything else. having 70
De beaten and pounded before It can
De masticated or even cooked.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
MuoI, Waste Of Coal.

A square foot of uncovered pipe.
filed with steam at 100 pound pres
sure, viii radiate and disslpate in Il
year the heat pat into 3.716 pounds
Of steam by the economic combustion
Of SsS pounds Of coal Thus ten
square feet Of bare pipe correspond
approximately to the waste of two
tons Of coal per annum.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
0wensboro at Cairo.
Vincennes at Paducah.
Paducah at Cairo.
OWensb0ro at Vincennes.
Cairo at Padueah
Nincenues at 0Wensboro.
Cairo at Owensboro.
Patlucah at Vincennes.
Cairo at Vincennes.
Paducah at greensboro.

This makes complete circuit re
curing Is days. while the old SEIZED
ule with six clubs required 81 days
OF course the schedule can be Yariel
70 suit the league. bur It would MAX
no material difference in the mile
traversed to make complete circui
Of all the cities landing back at the
starting point.
AS there would be seven complete
rounds made during the season occu
plying 13s days, adding seven opet
days, one at the end OF complete
tour to the 126 actual playing days
there would be 2.70a miles trayele,
by each team, which Is nearly Loot
miles less than last season.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14

In clear wcaib.g sud by la9iis-t
s-a Il IS visible at thr greatest dis.
anee of any color uuc1 further fir
Instance. than scarlet which is usaai-
Is inaeined to De the most brilliant
II culers indeed. hh1s. ard even
tiark gray are far rorr visible a. a
distance than Is scarlet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14

Eating fruit end yc-rfahleg, ana O.
uecialy arplcs. will EeEc taa owes
brighter. Light hluc eyes v.i j0nk
like delft and tie faded sr1y c'ei
via seem iike q eleza b'He biai las
2 erc-t deal 10 10 with The color 81
the eyes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
Great Men unnappilx matsd.

Moliero married a girl from his own
troupe. who made him experience an
those bitter disgusts and ridiculous
cmDarrassments which he himself
played on az the thcatcr. Addi on.
steele and Rousseau were similarly
married to uucongcnial partners. who
wore The source Of much uuhappincss
IL them.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
Tulna snrinn ws.ther

one 20 The odd observations Of tie
medical profession IS that ~ Tie
deaths ia all paris Of the country. the
urber IS larger in March and Arril
~ each year and smaller in October
ana November
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
WILL EFFECT BIG
SAVING IN MILES
Travelled by Teams in Making
Tour OF Circuit
FOUR CLUB SCHEDULE
DRAWN UP TO FIT CAIRO, PADu.
Cab, GREENSBORO AND VIM
cENNES - WORTHY OF
CONSIDERATION.

That four-club league. composed Of
Cairo, Paducah, Vincennes and Ow
ensboro under the present eonstitu
tion with guarantee Of $50 for each
game with choice Of 50 per cent Of
the gate receipts, is far preferable te
six-cIub league composed OF Cairo
ClarksFille. Henderson, HopilinsYille
Paducah and Vineennes on the ground
OF expense, can easily be seen from
the following exhibit.
A schedule showing how the team
would play a very easy proposition
when it comes to four clubs, would b.
as follows:
Nincennes at Cairo.
Owensh0ro at Padneah.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14

A woman always thinks it is her
husbands duty TO lack down The car
pet, as he has such liberty Of speech
when be hits his finger instead of the
Baltimore American.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14
- IN WeII.FHlsd -.

a wellalied purse. with its attend.
arts IF maide. mantuamahere aud nil
lners. works wonders.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-01-14

s7ABsl UtBd no ual1fJN aiqIE
81 ot5ul 6llsI9AIIa raSHu1o9 "
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Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
XI 9lL.Ll1ls ! 2 2 TaE ONLY BICYCLE TIRES MADE TOR ARMENIA. SN0 8YE.L.ANDREWS& &SON.

A. H. Davidson left last night for San Diego, accompanying a number of friends who are going there for the Tecuperation of their health. But en route home he expects to stay over in Los Angeles and do a little mission ary work for the fair association. It is already a settled fact that there are to be some good races here. this fall even though the fairgrounds have not yet been located and MT. Davidson is one of the energetic horsemen of the valley. His purpose is to fraternize with the Los Angeles hOrsemen and tell them to their faces about all the big things that are going to take place here in a racing line and incidentally get as many of them as possible to enter their horses for the meeting He wants them to understand that there will be something doing for them here and to take that fact into con sideration in the making of their plans for the fall and winter season.
 THIS IS NO JOKE-The Republican is the great friend of the people It is the acknowledged medium through which all wants are relieved and all misplaced property is restored to it's rightful owner. Sometimes the restor- ation begins before the loss is discover ed. The Republican now has on hand one surplus OpOssum for which it would like to find an owner. It was brought in at late hour last night by street car motorman who got in touch with it out in the Brill addition. The owner can have it by coming and taking it away before it dies as the office boy don't know what to feed it and nobody else takes enough interest in it to do do sn. Whoever may call will find it in a beer case the lid of which is held down by a metal weight. It is em- phatically stated also that the beer case was borrowed for the purpose. The Republican printers are prOhibi- tionists.
 THE FIRST BULLETIN-The first official announcement of the arrival Of Jake Miller at Santa Monica. came yesterday in letter to Hi EIdrcd. AIr Miller wrote that he mad subsidized the same old boatman that he and MT. Eldred held the franchise on last sum mer and that they had just finished their first fishing trip. Jake ayers that his individual catch was 196 barracuda. Mr. E!dred of course had his reason able doubts and immediately drove to the Miller residence here yesterday where he learned from Mrs Miller that Jake had attempted to make his wife believe the same story. She told Mir EIdred further that she had intended to join her husband in Santa Monica a little later in the season but before doing so Jake had promised to be good saying that he thought he could be if Hi stayed away from him. But the in- dicat'ons are that . ale has fallen into his same old beach habits and she be- Heves now that sh. would be Justified in breaking her agreement. At least that is what Hi says she says. though there is a belief that Hi is sore because his record has been broken.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
CONSUMPTION CURED

Pierce CIobessy, of Fl Paso, Texas, De- .. clares Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
 Healed His Lungs, Repaired His Di-
 gestiVe Organs and Restored Him to
 Vigorous Health.
 "l becan to improve at once and in
 three weeks gained fifteen pounds in
 weight" He writes:
 From personal experience I can tes- tify to the remarkable curative prop critics of Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey. I commenced using this splendid medi- cine the first week of last December, and, although suffering greatly from tu- berculosis. I improved from the start, and in less than three weeks I gained fifteen pounds in weight. It is the only medicine I use, and I take it in small doses five times a day. It has restored my appetite, healed my lungs, and my digestive organs are in most excellent condition.
 Pierce CIobessy, Fl Paso, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-25
OF LOCAL
 INTEREST

WICKENBURG VISITORS MT. and Mrs. Harry Cnwen of Wickenburg 1 have been in the city for some time.
 Mrs. Cowell being quite i'll and com ing here for treatment in one of the sanitariums.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST l ISCIENTIST-Postofice building, Mon roe street Services Il a. m. Subject. God Vocal solo by MT. Dickinson. Violin oblisato by MT. Levy. Wednes- | day evening service s p. m. All are welcome.
 l A SHORT VlSlT-Dwight Briner, 1 who spent the winter here returned to his Ohio home about three weeks ago intending to spend the summer. But ;t got too hot for him in that country | and he came back as soon as he got | through visiting.
 | CENTRAL Nj. E. CHURCH SOUTH | I-Preaching at II a. m. and D. m. by Harold Govette. Sunday school at 9:45 1 a. m. Epworth League devotional meeting at p. m. Prayer meeting l Wednesday night. A happy welcome extended to all.
 RGANIZED-The New York Store baseball team has been reOrgan- 1 ized and is now open to challenge by any team in the world except the members of the National league. That organization is barred. The only pro vision made by the new team is that no games will be played except on Fri day afternoons.
 NEW FURNITURE STORE-It is learned that a corporation is being formed here foi- the purpose of opening another large furniture store. The names of the interested parties were not learned, nor the proposed location of the store, but it is no longer a secret that the negotiations have pro ceeded to the point of the enterprise being assured.
 A WELL EARNED REsT-Miss None Buckley left this morning for a visit with relatives at her former home in Milwaukee where she will spend the rest of the summer. Miss Buckley has been a resident of Phoenix for nearly a year and during that time has been the efficient boOkkeeper for the Valley Lumber company. Before coming to Phoenix she was for some time post mistress at Ash Fork. She has formed a wide circle of acquaintances who will welcome her return in tho fall.
 WILL BE A HOT TIME-The Phoe- nix Knights Templar are preparing "hot time" for Dr. Lewis Halsey, the eminent commander of this command cry. who is about to take his leave of the Sir Knights here to make his home in the east. pr. Halsey is also grand prelate of the grand commandsry of this jurisdiction and it is deemed the proper thing to tendet him a banquet and reception before his departure. The preparations that are being made promise something more than the us7 ual occasion of the kind.
 VISIT OF FORMER RESIDENTS Mir. and Mrs. D. C. Williams are eX- pected to arrive here this morning from St. Louis, which has been their home for a long time, and after weeks visit with friends and relatives they will go to Los Angeles where MT. Williams has accepted a position with the Pullman company. Mrs. Williams will probably be remembered better by the oder residents as Miss Annie RecUm, this being her childhood homo. She is a sister of Mrs. Kate Kirkland of 44O Fest Jefferson street whose guests they will be. MT. Williams was engaged in business here a number of years ago and was also a prominent figure in the Phoenix 400 Of those days.
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