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The Washington times., 1905-04-29
Bears Houe IHohler Inning
III The IIuH Street Game
NEW f0RK STOCK MARKET.

[EeporteI by ". b. Hibbs & Co. ia3
si:ee Members New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board "f Trade. aud WashinE-o
rock Exchange
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Secretary Shaw's Plan.
Secretary Shaw has decided upon the
following plan:

Secretary Shaw has decided upon the
following plan:
The Treasury viii deposit in the four
depository banks in the District Of Co
lum bia. on ana after MAY i. the sum OF
t3, ,U4p, ,Ub0, this being about the amount OF
money Withdrawn from the banks dur
ing that month for taxes. The banks
Will be required 10 return this deposit to
the Treasury in ten equal instaliments
of 10 per cent each, beginning July /,
Treasury is to be at liberty to demand
a quicker return of the money If for any
reason 1t sees tit TO do SO.
Security viii be given by the banks
by placing with the Treasurer of the
United States bonds sucn as savings
banks are permitted TO hold as invest
ments under the laws of the States hav-
ing the most approved regulations re-
iating thereto. These bonds viii be
taken at 80 per cent of their market
value, and may be withdrawn proper
tionately as the deposits are reduced by
the monthly payments after July +
las the banks are supposed 10 lose
funds to the Treasury, in connection
with the tax payments, in proportion to
The amount of their individual deposits,
the SS. G00,000 to be deposited VIII be
proportion 10 their individual deposits,
as shown by the last statement of the
Comptroller of the Currency.
The s3,000,0J0 to be deposited cover
somewhat less than two-thirds OF the
amount of taxes paid into the United
States Treasury from the District of
Columbia. Experience in the past shows.
however, that this deposit will cover
the amount which is suddenly with
drawn from the banks Wnen the taxes
become first payable.
The remaining taxes are collected
grafSlaIiy through the year, and the
banks of the District Will be obliged TO
take care of such payments as hereto
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NEW YORK.

The history of the week presents a
cumulative sequence of reactionary
markets, punctuated by one day Of par
tldI recovery and more or less elusive
strength. The disturbing elements
throughout the week have been the col
lapse of the wheat pool at Chicago, and
the wholesale liquidation in the securi-
tleS market consequent thereupon; the
lack of definite news concerning the
movement Of the rival fleets in the
China sea, causing marked disquietude
ana unrest at European financial CEN
ters, and the customary taking of
profits in Steel and Amalgamated Cop
per after tne quarterly meetings OF
these corporations.
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SHAW DEFINES PLAN
To DEPOSIT TAXES
To Be Paid Back LII Ten
InstaIlments.
BANKS TO GIVE SECURITY
Would Relieve Situation Caused by
Sudden Withdrawal of Funds
From Circulation.
BANKS TO GIVE SECURITY

So many inquiries have been made al
the Treasury Department in regard to
the intention OF Secretary Shaw to de-
post a large cart of the District tax
collections with the public repositories In
the District of Columbia that the Sec
retary made the following official state
uent this morning:
Taxes collected in the District of Co
lunlbia are deposited in the United
States Treasury. Fcur million six hun
dred and sixty-fve thousand dollars
We're SO deposited in the Treasury last
year. OF this amount 3,000, 900 was de-
posted during the month of May 1905
Injury TO Business.
THE withdrawal of so large a sum
of money from business and commercial
channels in this city in single month,
lccking it up in the Treasury until re
leased by the slow process Of disburse-
nsent for municipal purposes, has
worked serious hardship to business.
Moreover, this hardship is not expert
enced by any other community of the
s.Ze and Importance OF Washington. In
all the other large cities Of the country
the tax collections are deposited by the
municipal officers in banking institu-
tions. while in Washington, during the
month CT May, more than 5000. coo OF
currency Is taken from banks ana locked
uE In the Treasury vaults
Doubtless the best remedy for the
matter would be TO have the tax col
Iections OF the District deposited with
he banks, requiring the banks holding
them to disburse them upon order OF the
proper authorities. f'or technical anu
legal reasons this is impractcable. Some
other method therefore. mad to be found
IL the matter WAS to be dealt with at
all.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 2g.-The following
are the quotations on today's cotton ex-
change:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, the -. day of Feb
ruary. 1905.-PolIy Holmes vs.. James Holmes
and Alice Walker. 2z917r Equity.-On mo-
tion OF Fountain Peyton, solicitor for the
March. 1905, ordered that the defendants
cause their appearance to be entered herein
before the fortieth dag, exclusive Of
Sundays and holidays. occurring after the
day Of the hrst publication OF this order:
otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with
IN of default: Provided, a copy
Of this order be published once il each week
for three successive weeks In the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The Washington
Times. -(SeaD THOMAS H. ANDERSON,
Justice. a true copy-Test: J. r. YOUNG.
Clerk. 3. r. J. AEfGS, Jr. Assistant Clerk
ap29-3t
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KIDNEY
w. T. BALDUs, NJ. D., Phi. D

On Mehtdl nervous. Kidney and all
Private Diseases. Gh1onic. and Acute
Doctors service and Taedieine no; over
s., Consultation Tree. Tel. Main a56l.
5. =. Cor 6;h and i stS. NV. 1our5
~ ~ !. 10 ).
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FISK ELGaN.

Expert In the treatment OF private dIseasez
chronic s.2d acute. Both sexes All censuIter
lions confidential Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate. Hours 10 ]. TO u, 10 =. RooIns
.SaS PsnE sylvaA.A -Ss- oA- Pnons IL iSlA
dsis-If.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, April 29.-The following
are the quotations on today's exchange:
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Nc withdrawaI OF George Gould from

The withdrawal of George Gould from
the boards OF the Hartman roads con-
tinued to be subject OF discussion in
bCard rooms yesterday. Some shrewd
students Of railroad finances incline to
the belief that Mr.. Goulds selling of
Union Pacific and other securities is
less an indication OF mis- hostility TO
rivals in the West than of the part he
Is personally taking in financing the
needs Of the Gould roads. 1t is only a
recognition Of a patent truth to say
that the task Of finding the funds for his
undertakings has been rather harder
than that which has confronted bank
erS TO other systems. The mere fact
that his progress, both East and West
has antagoniZed two of the most power
full groups of railroad interests In the
country would be sufficient explanation
Of the difference.
The return Of John W. Gates to Wall
street did not have any very clearly
dlscerntble effect, perhaps for the rea-
son that in his interviews Mr.. Gates ex-
pressed himself in very general terms.
The only stock he mentioned specifically
vas Steel preferred which, he declared
he considered as cheap at the present
ing1y confident Of the continuance of
a big steel trade, and Of sound business
conditions throughout the country. Mr.
Gates voiced the very sane opinion
that some stocks were higher than they
should be. while others were lower He
did not say which was the larger class.
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CHAIN AND BLOCK
TO CHILD'S ANKLE

Continued from First Page.)
The new South-news., 1905-07-15

On last Thursday r1ine' me
29th. We left our homn ca oi
our good neiRhbor, Nh. l.: vl-
lins, my self, The bettda da'f. N1e,
Master TROY and y difss
boarded the train baron
county.
Eeven O'Clock founs at D.
ION. where we weraet bylr.
Hugh McManus wilh's ny;
We droye through time lorau
his home, two miles, q a my
greeting with the fat took p'
then d tne dinner w%ved. ~
has rs fire a place asever 81
thu most peoan freed the
that | ever saw y Auns
hearing trees.
| Hugh and Van Aanus
us.r. orfe. subsfen citizen
| ,ones couuty. they + fine pla|
fine crops OF corn anFa'"ss W
ara their main crop ney sseq
-all satisfied ! ever
people. With their homes
day wa took q driyt west 10
ling at the country sch was
Z nice and lev6'.
I'll Saturday mornltP al wen
ls tr,p 70 the Gulf went q
The new South-news., 1905-07-15

business opporiunii.e. come IN
nose VINO are on tire lookout for
mem. Inc man who is not a!ways
on The alert need not cou,plain a,
MS poor success. The same rule
applies TO town or city and ia
uo-e who wish TO extend the com.
'"erce OF the country. President
Roosevelt has recently selected 6va
speeiai agents 10 visit foreign coun-
'ries and discover the best nla,a
Tor extending the trade OF the Uni.
tea States. They are expected to ad.
se''se our goods and find market
ior them. The Brookhaven I,eade,
makes suggestion TO the bu.inc-.
men OF that town which should re-.
criYe the candid -fe!erat,op NJ
""7'he-7 men everywhere. Tho
suggestion - that Il man OF snund
judgement and good business oua,-
'hcafion be selected and paid a -aI.-
which sill justify him ia giyiughi
"hoie lime to the work ot advertis-
ing the advantages Of the town. He
van be expected TO keep in touch
"ith business men aud iuva.,o,.
ana secure new enterprises for the
own. EiiisyiIie needs canu;ny
aetory. To wait longer IL to ruiss a |
sood business opportunity. AL
'tock company should be Organized
The new South-news., 1905-07-15


a kentucky woslan who ia s,
- opl4"sea to plural marriages anJ
|"''orce II thorough convert In IN.
're' Vi numerous marriages. A,
me age OF 'hirty-three years. Abe 4.
'i'ing happily with her ninth I'M.
'ann' eight husbands having been
buried IN one kentuckey cemetcrv
"ef last marriage occurred ONLY
'e" weeks ago and although her for.
her husbands have lived 10 cu;ov
"e""en bii,s" tor 80 short a timc
'"e last one is happy and we'll and
considers himself Fortunate IN
nave won the heart Of the best cool
and prett'cst woman in TAYLOR com,
ty
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through Hansborro aud Nisslss,ppi
CITY which are nc coast towns then
came the gulf breeze. the shell road
to Gulfport which bids fair to be the
Queen city Of the Coast
sunday morning we boarded the
train for home and reached there
that evening and found everything
all right which caused us 70 enjoy
our trip ry much
W y. MONTGOMERY
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The CITY Of New Orleans unoer
fane new wana&ement Of Inspector
Whitaker " cleaning The grafters on
he city police tosce in greet snap"
3ne O'Mal.ey lsm anu uli t;:st IT im-
pliss has marching orders 70 vacat<'
The New Orleans States ssys;
Z .-O'M.lleyism in all lis ram'nca-
taous u being steadily rooted ous'
ana the reign VI discipline. efnc'oncS
and honesty las sucosedou " sns
regime Of decentralization. cOrrupt'oi
grafs,ng. which mad ~ long d's
xrnced Nsw Urleans prior 70 the H.
duoNs u OF v nitaker.
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Ills given out in no uncertain
sound that the negro Carter "ho
hss recently been sppoioted to .
cleehship in the Greenwood POST
o0ee will not ~ slIoved TO serve
M. Uoosevelt or whoever 10 FesP9H'
sible for this sppoiatment ought to
undeeutand by this time, that tht
whine peep}s Of the South will no.
pat up with such thinGs.
The new South-news., 1905-07-15

'"e bu'ld'ng Of the Panama canal
Is gong to be great incubus n,
uncle sam. The grafters will of
course. get in their work at ,,.u,..
rate on the old man, and ne CAM,
help il.
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sergeant Henry. Of the penitcn.
nary gives very gloomy account
o' 'h~ present conditions of the
o''.es's crops, Having recently made
a visit u them.
The new South-news., 1905-07-15

az once and the work should bsg;,
- WIZ give employment to Nun.
Der OF people and maze money a.
the investors. wv
The new South-news., 1905-07-15

The RnsYisover,,n,,.,
the old ah.. TO the wall, and
r.'' forever tppear and ai'""rehy ?
maybs = s'. ,., - mp in its place
op',-who knows
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&audictm6nts against the
heads q I'D beat srpAs. The result
wtll bs Asehsd wi'h the greatest m
tsrsyt. rhs Tupelo Joarppl tt'lnxly
obsesvss shsk ''lndactments amount
% nothing vne,s the prosecution
IL pressed W = cOnyicti0" win
aent1ucu ~ 1T the CRIME"
Il ts Thought that police aid will
10 necessary " protect Prince zoe,
con uf the Emperor OF Korea. irom
the summer girl in New York. lie
wss wildly cha. cd along the beach a
few days ago by one hundred OF
tasss "beauties." each anxious to
plant . Kiss upou his manly brow
l.. r, Carlisle, editor gf The West
Point l.eoder. INSISTS that he wiIi
vut IN . newspaper plant At Acker-
ms n in the near future. despite the
WARNING of The fIaindealer OF that
town. tllAt ChOctaw cJuntv IL Ho'7
70 support ouiv one paper. BRO
Townsend should secure Nh ip1unc'
tiop t. prevent Mr.. Carlisle from
Starving himself to death:
Huke Sal,IL " 'ravel'nR over tn'
state uf HuorRiA on = free pass tell
INV tho people that his Dapd'dacy 10
sus erIAur OF that state is ia rtsIups
In n ..d,vjue CALI. while CiHik
Hows.l declares tpxt hs Is the rsa
refCrm O. ndidats. and that Hoke 's
fake. It ls perhaps matter oi re
erss shat tho people Of Georgia can
no, Apd y better man than e'tner
tbein,
The new South-news., 1905-07-15

10 o'S "overproductiop" h.a
..o.. NV -" "'en sed cRnins, The Jr,sn
sood'next no. =" DO
The new South-news., 1905-07-15

The board OF directors hopes that
Pese gentlemen Will accept. and
We to the coming fair their hearty
pd active cooperation.
The new South-news., 1905-07-15

Columbus is 10 have n daily piper.
The Evening Post.
A Pike nntv woman recently
died ~ tbr advanced age of li2l
yswr'.
Yax . CITY L. 10 have Il new yarn
mtii, with = c',al-., OK of Sos, ,Ooc.
The JaIAnesr i'vr raiss-st three If
eA~ Russian " - Is sunk IN the
barlUr o. Pur Art. ur.
The cunvsctr'i ot u. s. Senator
NttcheIl of Oregon has cast one more
Rtatn upon the name Of the great
body IN which he eerves.
Tho NeshobA Democrat is making
. hard fight for longer school term
and bst1er school buildings In Nesho
b. counLy. May its efforts b~ crown
I'd with succs.ss.
The prediction is freely made that
the effort ~ organize "whi:e re-
publican party" in Virginia VIII fail
o. such efforts have always failed,
reducing she republican vote in each
Southern Stxte where such an effort
has been made.
An old criminal who was recently
iuterviswed BY one OF the Exchanges
states tnat ono Of the FIRST acts
which led to his ruin wac cheating
IN editor out OF two years subscrip-
Hon. Lot others beware
Although large amount Of the
ogtga tax O. ested during the SPAN
lsh-Amsficsn war yet remains, Re-
publican leaders declare that the
sGamp tax must be revived TO pro-
~ necessary revenue. Official
grAftaeu must have money 70 operate
upon.
Tho TupeIo Journal repropuces
the poem, Lines On A Confederate
Note," accreedine lt 20 Mai. i. A.
Jonno, tho real author. II seems
that oomo Misunderstanding has
arioon Of tAis famous posm, which
y doubelaoo due 70 tho fxct that II
~ oaSpulated At the LoulsvIlle re-
aaaaa r ooeYsalr. xish the sntho!
The new South-news., 1905-07-15
JONES COUNTY FAIR.

AT recent meeting o. the board OF
directors OF the Jones County Fair
Association, the following named
citizens we're selected as vice pre-e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-22
AT THE CABINET DINNER.
Miss RoOseveIt's Fiance Guest at
White House Function.

Washington. Dec, 22.=President and
Mrs. Roosevelt gave their first formal
dinner to the members of the cabinet
and their wives and a few invited
guests, Thursday evening. The dinner
was in the state dining room. Follow
ing were the guests;
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt,
the Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks,
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Root,
the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
Shaw, the Secretary of War and Mrs
Taft, Attorney General Moody, the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Cortel-
you, the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Bonapare, Secretary of Agricul-
ture Wilson, the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor and Mrs. Metcalf,
Secretary Loeb, Colonel and Mrs.
Bromwell, Senator and Mrs. Spooner,
Senator and Mrs. Alger, Senator and
Mrs. Knox, Representative and Mrs.
Sibley, Representative Longworth,
Former Secretary and Mrs. Paul Nor
ton. Former Postmaster General and
Mrs. Robert J. Wynne, Mrs. Longworth,
Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Slater, Miss Roose-
welt, Eliot Gregory and Lieutenant
Sheridan.
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IN HIS wIFE's NAME.
Former President McCurdy Has Been
Transferring His Property.

Morristown, N r, Dec. 22.-Deeds
by which, Richard A. McCurdy, ex-
president Of the Mutual Life Insurance
company and other members of his
family have transferred valuable prop
erty in this city within the last few
days have been made public. Mr.. Nc
Curdy and his wife December 16 and
again December IS transferred par
cells of real estate to their son, Robert
II. McCurdy. The son December 10
transferred to his mother his interest
in the new McCurdy home, which has
been occupied by Richard A McCurdy
and which is said to have cost about
$500, 900. By this transfer the country
house and the surrounding estate was
put entirely in Mrs. Richard A. Nc
CnrdV,s name.
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The idea that an inferior class ~
people patronize the tourist sIeepers is
an error. On many trips only the best
class of travellers are found. Thew are
merely men and women of good sense
VINO would rather travel to California
in this manner and save a snug sum
of money to be used elsewhere. It is
beginning to be understood that If h
By no means necessary for the traveller
TO spend a large sum of money in or
der to enjoy trip to the TACTIC coast
II you cross the continent in one Of
the tourist sleepers Of the Union Pa
cifc you will enjoy your trip and save
considerable money.
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Holiday Rates-Santa Fe.

For the Christmas and New Years
holidays tickets will be sold to points
on Santa Fe lines and connecting lines
at. rate of one and one-third fare.
Tickets on sale December p, %, "A,
25. 80, 81 and January 1. Final re-
turn limit January 4, 1906.
For further particulars, address
T. L. KING, C. P. & 7. A.,
Topeka, Kansas.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Bs Il
known. that my application Is now on
file in the Office of the probate court OF
Shawnee county, Kansas, asking for
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors ac-
cordimg to law, at 10 and 124 z. Fourth
street, In the Second ward of the city OF
Topeka. Shawnee county, state Of Kan
sas. Hearing is set for the 18th day OF
January, 1906, at O'Clock a. m.
NJ A. lunches.
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LADIES' WATCHES
in warranted to wear
a size in 20-year
-.
goldhled S
Fountain 4
&
& gOO
si5 :.$ S75
sell all other goods cOrrespondingy prices.
lOs East Sixth st MOrriSOn'S ropsRa. Kansas
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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, Found Guilty q Forgery.

Denver, Col, Dec "a. 2 NeKeen,
clerk in the district court at Yuma. was
found guilty by the jury in the United
States district court yesterday on a
charge of forgery n connection with
timber culture claims in TIE Akron land
o1Eiea DISTRICT. Sentence IVES de9eEEaas
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c. II. MORRISON Sells
Watches, Clocks SJewelry
at
MONTGOMERY WARD s. Cos PRICES
Over 90 Per Cent Saved to Customers

I carry one Of the largest and
best selected jeweIry stocks in
the city. I buy direct from the
factories in the East. I am the
only Jewelsr in Topeka recog-
nized by the factories as a job
Der and entitled to factory
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TOPEKA FBEE DISPENSARY, soutc-
east corner 18th and Tyler sts.. from
10 p M except Sundays Conducted by
regular practicing physicians Tor the
benefit o. persons without means who
need medical attention and treatment. Pa
tents are assured Of careful and eonEid-
crate treatment Medicine furnished In
most cases.
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QENTs, Watches

A gents II Jewel Wal
than watch in an open
face, gold filed case
warranted a lifetime. $17.A9
Same watch, 2O-year case,
hunting 800. $1,000
Same watch, 20-year case,
open face ...........s $1,000
Same case-Elgin or Wal
than. Jewel ..S 40
20-year gold filled open
face case, II jewel-spe-
cial 1890. ....S 6.ss
The Topeka" the best
gents or boys watch
made for the price. s. $50
A stem wind watch, a good
tlmepiece . csc
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS.
~~~-~--I~--~~-------~-~~
THE J. c. DARLING CO.. 7ss Kan. ave.
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminum trade
checks Prices low. Catalog free Tel "a
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Holiday Rates via Rock Island.

one and one-third fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale Dec. q to %. 30-31.
and Jan. I limited for return Jan. 4,
sGaaA Ess Rock -Zzlaa2 enae
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SAFE AND soUND.

Safe IN its securities all first mort
cages on homes under caref1i an
pralsement, by men experienced in
real estate values. Sound in its prin-
clples which have stood the test OF
years. Surely a safe place to invest
your money. Call or send for book
The Capitol Building and Loan
Association. 6S4 Kansas Avenue.
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CARPENTERS AND BUInpERs

J. c. WILSON. contractor End buildsS-
Job work promptly done. 40 e sth St
Ind. tel 1914
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PAVING.


CAPITAL. CITY VITRIFIED .sRicK q
PAVING Co. us ". Stb 81 Mggra- &c
building. paving and sidewalk GF1ek.
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CARPET CLEANING


CARPET cleaning and rug factory. we
clean, scour, refit, sew and lay your
carpets In a workman like manner, new
rugs all sizes from your old carpets. O
Mccormick Rug factory & Carpet Clean
ing words. $50 Van Buren, at. Phone "a
J. F. PETRIK & SONS. upholsterers. new
carpet cleaning works, carpets cleaned
and secured. rent. sswed and laid. 9z5-s3a
Kansas ave- phones: Ind 1885, Bell. ga.
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MANUFACTURERS

z G. KINLEY.
Manufacturer and dealer IN all kinds OF
vehicles. See Us about that delivery
wagon. rs ". stu St
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FLORISTS

J. c. RODMAN, blooming plantsscut doW-
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DAILY Except sunday.)

IlotlLLy Lslts.l7LL ouIIuay.I
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 810-Eassenger to TT. Scott. s;Bdpm
No. 392-EreigiIt -....- .............,.. 7.iosf5
NORTHBOUED.
No. so9-E' assenger from TT Scott. s1z:40pm
no. Se1-sfe1sne ssssss sssssssssssss,s essR1E
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WHor.EsALEEsa

THE COUGHLIN HARDWARE co.
Hardware, stoves. 6ne tools. 70s KRns
eaa ave. Tel. S0&