davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15
you May Try a FuII.Sized Bottle Free.

Constipation is the starting point of all
kinds of dangerous and distressing dis.
eases, such as Appendicitis, Piles, Bill
~lousness, Sick Headaches, Dyspepsia
Female Troubles and scores of others. II
your bowels are strong and healthy they
will act properly and disease cannot en-.
Ter OF remain IN the system. A sound
stomach means sound lasting health,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15
considerate.

Kind Lady-You are a strong and
healthy looking man. Why don't. you
go to1work? ~
The Hobo-Well, it's like dis,
ma'am. l amt got nobody ter look out
fer but meself, an eff l got work |
might be deprivin' a ma with a wife
and a lot NV kids of a job.-Chicago
Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15

AItOll ltlC NEW IOIh NldlI.J
"The long and bitter fight has
been won! The old-time republican
bosses have %surrended to the repub-
lican rank and file. In it's own way,
by force of opinion within it own
ranks, and not by a s%courging from
without, the party has rid itself OF
the men whose domination has meant
the sitting of republican opinion and
misuse of republican power.
ut has cleaned house!
New leaders, new purposes, new
inspiration now dominate the party
organization and foreshadow a state
convention responsive wholly to pop
ular opinion rather than to the will
of any one man. There is no longer
a boss of the republican party. Nc
mans say-so is now party law, nc
mans threates of vengeance on those
who do not believe with him are OF
consequence.
1.-THE party is free to fulfill its mis-
sion of government for the people and
by the people. In the last legislature
it demonstrated it's ability and pur-
pose to do this, despite the entang-
ling schemes of .d~iscredited bosses
still clinging to their departing pow
err.
THAT power is now gone-gone
forever. The bosses no longer occu-
py the seats of the mighty. The party,
freed of their. pernicious influence,
vitallzed by its own sense of duty and
right, is equipped for still better
work in the public interest than was
performed at Albany last winter.
THE surrender of the bosses is a
great victory for the party-and for
the people. Great for the party be-
cause it can now truthfully assert
that it's candidates and %utterances are
its own and not those of a boss;
great for the people because under
such conditions republican control in
state as in nation has always meant
good government, achievement, pros
perity."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15
Those Dear Frieds.

Mildred-Mr. Oldham asked my
opinion about sending you a birthday
present, and l told him you had
stopped having birthdays five years
ago. Was that right?
Helen-Yes 4 believe 90. At least,
1T was thrca years after yon stopped.
+Chicago Daily News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15
A panner of contentment.

If every man were satisfied
And with his fortune found no fault
We'd all sit down in restful pride
And bring the whole world to a halt!
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15
CONSTIPATION CURSE OF MANKIND

DIR. Oidman's Liv-r-Oids never fail tOl
cure Constipation, BilliOusness and all
Liver Complaints. They destroy the
germs and thus remove the cause.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15

sections and completed in four issues
of The Sunday World. 1t has never
before appeared in print. This is an
other of The Sunday Worlds Great
New Fiction series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15

If you skip" the ads. today it will
probably happen that some neighbor
Of yours-more watchful-will Sc
cure. at a bargain, the particular
thing you have long wanted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15
Constipation, bowel

Constipation, bowel irregularity,
headache, dyspepsia, torpid liver,
bad kidneys, rheumatism, disorders
incident to sedentary life, positively
cured by HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, the greatest American remedy.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Sections
drug store, 10 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15

house ring to which it paid alleg-
lance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15

What a splendid thing to be able
to sayl And New Jersey can say it
after September rs, if Col. Fordyce
and the new idea" candidates in
other counties are successful. think
1t over and vote right on primary
day.-New Brunswick Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-15

subserIhe for the NEWS.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-12-12
our WORK

Is tie kind that gives us n good reputa-
ton among the users Of printed matter
An expert advertiser who was recently
conducting a big sale in our city, and for
whom we did great deal Of work, re-
marked; I'm all my experience never
have lad work done so we'll, or deliver
ed 80 promptly and satisfactorily as you
have doue it, except IN cities many
times the size Of Arcadia, and very sell
dom then. If 1 ever have occasion to
conduct sale within three hundred
miles Of Arcadia certainly shall come
to your Office to have my printing done
THE CHAMPION, ARCADIA
"ArHs6eaIly Neat Printing"
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-12-12
at Lanier's.

oysters az Laniers.
If you are hungry go to the City
Restaurant.
Lanier's for oysters, served daintily
and fit for the gods to eat
School tablets, pencils, pens and inks
at the Smith Drug Co.'s store.
Go to Andrew coker's for your
oysters, fresh, stewed or fried.
Mattresses delivered at your station by
w. J. odom, Fort Myers, Fla,
I'D. L. Butter, the best in the land
Al Espenlaub's always on hand.
Meals 2Sc at the City Restaurant
Send to w. J. Odo .or moss and
palmetto mattresses Fort Myers.
When in Arcadia don't fail to call on
Lanier for oyster stew, raw OF fry
Kalamazoo celery, known to be the
best, always on hand at Espeulaub's.
Don't forget Thos, Gaskins has moved
his Office and seed store to the Arcadia
Hardware Co. S Store.
Have you visited Bailey's Shooting
Gallery next to Coker's cool drink
stand1 If not, why nota
Toilet articles, manicure. sets, per
fumery, fine stationery and many Other
things suitable for Christmas presents al
the Smith Drug Co.
Go to Lanier's for your oysters. h
serves them in any style in way tina
can't be beaten by anybody, He als'
sells them by the quart.
Mrs. c. H. Smith wishes to call thu
attention of Christmas shoppers to hei
line OF doll carriages, toy wagons, etc
for presents. Prices way down.
Toysl Toysll TOYSlll Come and SCI
what have before buying elsewhere
and after you~see my prices on them
you win be sure to buy. F. Morqus'
If you want to know the meaning o
the RED and GREEN lights, ask a rail
way official; he will probably tell you
that they mean, Look outl there is NOR
coming: But If you want to know wha
is coming, ASK the man" At tn
ARCADIA DRUG STORE.
Bring your COW hides to w. +, Espen
laub. He pays cash fog hides.
Lanier's Oysters are sure fine. fr.
some.
See Strickland, the oyster man, II yo'
Want oysters. Any style.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
Laxative, stimulates, but does not irri
tate. It is the best Laxative. Guaran
teed or your money back. Ed Greene
The Smith Drug Co, has fine line o
useful and ornamental articles, suitable
for Christmas presents. Call and se'
the Manicure sets, toilet sets, ladies
handbags in white canvass, alligator an'
black leather, periumery, etc.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-12-12

MISS way biohoih 20 hif
Best Xmas candies at stricklaud's
Fresh oysters 40 cents per quart at
Lanier's.
Shooting Gallerynext to coker's cool
drink stand
Fireworks, Pistols, Balloons, etc. at
Coker & Co.'s.
There is always room for one move at
the restaurant
Mrs. A, L. Gates will entertain the
Owl Club tomorrow.
We've got yard engine in the Ar
cadia Railroad Yard.
Oysters are getting better all TIE time.
Strickland's is the place.
W. T. Mccormick will occupy Mr..
Rosin's new $500 cottage
Mrs conklin arrived in Arcadia this
a. m. and is visiting With relatives.
Call on f. Morqus and get his prices
before buying your Christmas goods.
Go and shoot at a mark at Baileys
gallery next to coker's cool drink stand
The newest and best ever invented in
candies for your girl at Christmas at
Strickland's.
The Jones Dog and Pony Shows 10 be
in Arcadia December IA, are said to be
the largest shows Of the kind now travel
ling.
The Fourth Sunday Of this month
Rev. Browne will hold services both
morning and evening at the Episcopal
4 church.
Our stock Of fireworks is up-to-date,
the latest aud best. Call and see It be-
fore buying your Christmas noise.
coker & Co.
For oysters ring one hundred and twenty
two
They'd deliver them to you.
That's stricklaud's
Do not forget Mrs. c. II Smith when
looking for Christmas presents Dolls,
doll carriages, wagons, TOYS and some
handsome vases, all suitable and cheap.
Anything from pin to an electric
engine, and all kinds Of Christmas
goods. Just the things for Christmas
gifts or for Santa Clause, 50 call and see
them. f Morqus.
Or. q. II. Smith and party returned
the last Of last week from their survey
ing trip to the lakes. They have not
Z vet completed the work but will return
again soon.
Come and get my prices on Christmas
goods, before buying elsewhere, for !
have the best line ever sold in Arcadia,
and at prices at which all can afford to
buy, 80 don't fail to come and see my
stock and get prices. F. Motqus,
The committee on Christmas Enter
tainment urgently requests the parents
Of the little ones that are to take part IN
the entertainment on the Sunday night
before Christmas to send them to attend
the recital at Mrs. A. +. BENEFITS
residence next Saturday afternoon at ;
D. M. for practice. Only the primary
scholars are asked to go to Mrs.
BENEFITS,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-12-12
You rRIEp

before and it gave you satisfaction,
ehy not use It AGAIN.
YOU KNOW
Rhg helped your grove more than any
hing YOU have ever used, they are made
h the best material that money or
Experience can procure
"DeSOTO BRANDS"
rom actual trial, right here IN your own
neghborhood, BY friends you have
known for years have proven that they
ARE BEST.
Buy only Of Thomas Gaskins at Arcadia
or Of his authorized agents, Don't be
deceived by others.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-12-12


....h shipment Of crackers at Bakery
N paid for COW hides by Hendry &
BIO,
~. eggs, eggs Plenty o. them at
nlaub's'
ones Dog and Pony Shows will be
Friday
iusa oyster crackers 10 cents per
nud at Bakery.
Attorney J. L. sauls was doing BUSH
! IN Arcadia today.
new line Of Ladies' waists just ar
ID at Kanner & Co.'s,
Stnl the same Diamond X Butter at
kep You know the rest.
HE finest line Of umbrellas, suitable
Christmas Gifts at + Morqus'
The Jones Dog and Pony Show is
snlnq. It win be in Arcadia Dec. H..
Iones Enornioas Dog aud Pony Shows
3il be here Friday two performances
Sdaare parade.
School tablets, pens and pencils and
/ such school supplies can be had Of
i Smith Drug Co
Christmas goods Of all kinds and
sscriptions, sold for prices never before
uown. +, Morqus.
Those particular about quality and
ycr Of coffee, can be pleased with
fhie Hous sold by Dishong Bros.
Left at Bailey's Shooting Gallery a
Billed shirt. Call and identify and pay
y this advertisement and get the shirt.
Fdederitce, the jeweler, at new stand,
ready for business Call and see his
be stock Of jewelry ETC., on the spot
Innerly occupied by M. l.. Bryan.
Lady and gentlemen performers, with
pts Of clowns will amnse the crowds at
be Jones Dog and Pony Shows in Ar
pdia next week, Friday, December IA.
The Ladies' City Improvement Society
pm have a Bazar next Monday at Horace
arlton's new Meat Market Buy your
hrstmas presents there, and help the
ldies.
Come and see tile crowd and help
Ike in the first show Of the season,
Dues' Enormous Dog and Pony Shows,
hich will exhibit at Arcadia, Flrida,
ext FRIDAY, December a. They also
i've a Grand Free Street Parade at J
clock.
Fresh eggs to sell all the time at
eHdry & Hahn's.
For Fruit Cake Ingredients. All
nds. Call al Bakery
Fresh line OF candy at Bakery.
!, D. l.. Best Butter at Heudry &
aims.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-12-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS
Incnl Zinc rabIs.

v,,,r Lodge No. O.. r. & a d. meets
$ l,,s on or before The iuil moon ipleach
'n n.y. ". s. DAVENPORT W n
M CARLTON, Secretary
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-12-12

y...s shipment Of crackers at Bakery.
Ia paid for COW hides by Hendry &
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
THOUSANDS IDLE
Lockout Affects 10000 Carpenters
and Other Tradesmen.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The four trade
associations OF employers In the Build
ing Trades Employers association who
employ carpenters met yesterday and
passed resolution declaring a lock-
out OF the Brotherhood OF Carpenters
TO go into effect today. The lockout
Will affect II 900 carpenters In the Met
ropolitan district and throw into idle
ness thousands In other trades.
Lockout to Continue.
The associations. which took this ac-
ton are the Master Carpenters asso-
ciation. the Metal Door and window
Frame association, the Parquet Floor
Association OF Employers. and the In
terror Decorators and Cabinet Makers
association. The lockout Is TO continue
until the striking carpenters in Brook
lyn return to work In accordance with
the arbitration decision Of Justice Gay
nor, The decision has been submitted
to the local unions for a referendum
vote OF approval. The voting Will oc-
cupy somo ten days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Iigmph Of Liberty.
|l(URSION TO OGDEN

June 10,
e saort Line. Use any train
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Belmont School
For Boy!

SCHOOL WORK SUFFERED no INTER
= RUPTIOS THROUGH RECENT
EARTHQUAKE
Near San Francisco. HuS never since II
opened been without representation at Har-
yerd and the University OF California and at
stanford since that University opened II
sends boys to Yale the Massachusetts Inst!-
tuto OF Technology. and to ethor Colleges and
Schools OF Science beginning With August
1906, tho teaching force viii bo sufficiently
strengthened 10 make possible still more
careful classification Of pupils according 10
ability and httainments Keeping horses. be-
gun experiment this year. Will be con-
tinucd under the direction OF n teacher, II n
sufficient number of parents wish II. There
is nowhere more beautiful place than Bel
mont. moro hoalthful and stimulating
climate The next term begins August IL. 1906
For catalogue and book OF Views, address
W, T, REID. y, II. tRarvardl. Head Master
w. T. REID. Jr. A. NJ. Horvard). Asst
Head Master
(On lenNo of abscnccl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
FI[I| CONVENE. convene
|nFEAR REPORTS
IN, Increase in Consump-
4 Malt Liquors in
United States
IrpBB OF PERSONA lSAl,,,nu
liberty WILL TRIUMPH
|aJ.en Agitation to Follow
sue Path as Prohi-
bitiOn.

,,poL1s. June s.-The forty,
convention Of the united
.,t,on met today at the
tsJ over 2oo delegates are
.0,,n,ius nearly every State
~ and estimated capital OF
y On hehalf OF the Indiana
pe2o, .,slcomed the delegates. He
address of Welcome.
|5,ssc that the use Of fern isrmented Ilt e i
80 &C old as mankind, that
~ ssos,Ions OF cerealc have
AMONG the Teutonic nations
.S wars, and that the pre-
cnstom or habit through
,,,,s o, development and pro
rstIon from barbarism 10
nsrmlts the conclusion that
or habit satisfies an actual
.in,s desire, so that Its eradi.
4 srsnssible. | am. Indeed, OF
II, ve are entitled to thanks
4 -.,.sr,jcn Of the art OF brewing,
,Ssrs would be more wisdom
-.ssI audience In legislation Ia
= .on1lsrlzatIon OF beer than IN
- lsiled By the unjustihed prey
(, 4, oyerrealous temperance ad-
4 Enormous Growth.
,,sr.,lon OF beer in the United
(, rrovn from a little over six
4 Lr,ls IN 1870 10 probably more
~ nlIllons in the present year.
[rsza nsarly four times ae fast
rslhlbn II we were not fur,
s tsopls a good, pure and
rasci. this remarkable Increase
5l17t bssn impossible"
/ ri Of the beard of trustees was
|uSz,ss: There can be no doubt
- ,Intloa OF the anti-Saloon
| ID uIsled many well-meaning
= anl electors, and that by IL
|-kJ hss been and more may be
Y lr-aa car industry, but we arc
a lat It Will not be long before
|It,s realizing the ultimate OBJ
7 q league. will deal with 1t as
/ y esalt With prohibition"
|zt.asce committee reported that
IL b. no doubt that the anti
+untps will grow in force and
II tk.ooycs US 10 persevere IN our
b nsvInce the people of the
:lus that In all their essential
I = cojscts OF the league do not
cas slightest from those of pro-
Ii1mph Of Liberty.
r.saton committee's report dis
Eabition at length. and said:
k12ls trigmph OF the principle
1l hberty In our public and So
va mark the beginning OF a
|lt IBIS country-an era of larger
x Eiter and more bcneflcent
x more real fraternity, OF
Eepsrlty, content and happi-
e ior the community and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07

L. NJ Anstrom, an operator In the
Western. Union telegraph office in Salt
Lake. who has been visiting in Hastings
Neb., for several weeks. returned home
Yesterday with his bride. He was wcddcd
In that city TO Miss Molie Sweeney,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR

THE MARRIAGE of Miss Ardella
Bitner and Benjamin Tibbey will take
place this evening at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Derr.
AZ NOON TO-DAY In the Temple
Will take place the marriage of Mis-
Emily Whitney and Winslow Smith
Inc young people will receive their
friends informally this afternoon be-
tween the hours of and clock al
F. Whitney
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07

Miss Clara Hall will leave on Friday
evening for Colorado Springs, where she
will spend the summer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. j II. R Franklin have
returned from a delightful visit In Call
fornia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-07
Card Of Thanks.

- 10 express our heartfelt
@ many kind friends of
8 i0'ete e, City. Park City, Salt
% Bingham, the Honerlne
,,s "a Stockton lodges. for the
ss9lul iloral offerings and
y ss =. and thoughtful service
\ s.... - death and burial of VIII
md nephew.
Sss L; REESE AND FAM
tSisl,, tS GaARGARET u DENTON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
DESPERATE MAN KILLED
BY A COURT OFFICER.
Especial TO the "News."l

Boise. Ida, Nov. T.--Word has just
been received here that Jack Allison,
a saloon keeper of Sweet, In Boise
county. was shot and killed by Fred
Brownlee, Thursday night, while re-
sistng arrest. During the day he got
into a quarrel with Henry Hemig over
a hat, and shot him in the shoulder.
Upon warrant from Judge Williams,
Dawson and Torhelm were deputized
to arrest Allison. They proceeded to his
saloon and served their warrant OF
arrest, Allison submitting peaceably.
He invited them to the bar to drink
and watching an opportunity caught
them off their guard, covered them with
his gun and ordered them out Of the
house. Judge Williams next deputized
Fred Brownlee to take the desperate
man. Allison surrendered unreslsting-
ly, inviting him to drink as the
others. Brownlee took cigar.
while In the act Allison thrust his hand
into the right pocket for a gun;
but az quick as fash Brownlee bored
him through the stomach with bullet
from his own gun. AS the former fell
to the floor he grabbed for gun from
his left pocket. when the latter landed
another shot into Allisons stomach. He
lived only a few hours. Allison came
from Nevada to this state: left his
wife In Boise and went to Sweet TO
engage In the saloon business. He Is
generally known as very desperate
character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
FEARS FOR THE GREAT
C0WEEMAN DAM.

Portland, Or, Nov. 17-Three power.
full river steamers chartered by the
Northern Pacific Railroad company are
endeavoring 10 stem the rushing waters
Of The Cowlltz river A41seen Castle Rock
and OleQua and to transfer Northern Pa
clhc passengers between those poi is, but
the task Is considered almost hopeless
at this stage OF the food The railrosA
company has cut large gangs Of men 10.
pairing the track at various points and
Is doing everything possible to better the
situation, but under existing conditions
little good has resulted.
A representative OF the Evening Telc-
gram telegraphs from Kelso today that
last night the Chinook continued and
light rain fell but that this morning the
river began 10 recede.
Fears are expressed that the great
Ccweeman dam. ~ miles east OF that
town, cannot much longer stand TIE
strain OF the food waters. should Il
break tremendous body OF water would
be released and worse condtln than
has existed at any time this week along
tn. Cowlitz would result.
Hundreds OF homes have been ruined IN
this section and their occupants are In
great distress, Food supplies are running
short and in some places are already
exhausted. Clothing and blankets are
necessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
A LANDSLIDE
FOR ROOSEVELT

Colon, Nov. II, II a. moving to
the recent heavy rains. land slide
occurred between here and Panama,
compelling President Rooscvelt's train
to make detour, but II Is now ap-
preaching Cristobal on schedule time,
The lanslde occurred at Paraiso, not
far from the Culebra cut
All street traffic has been suspended
here since 10 a. M, and will remain so
up to p. H., In view OF President
Roosevelt's coming inspection Of the
town OF Colon, the American hospital
and other places.
After reception at Cristobal, the
president will embark on the flagship
Louisiana, and will leave for the north
some time this evening. He expects 10
arrive at Ponce. Porto Rico, Wednes-
day. After landing there he win cross
the island in an automobile and VIII
embark at San Juan Thursday FOR
Hampton Roads.
The Louisiana, Washington and Ten
nessee coaled yesterday in the ohiriqui
lagoon, and are expected here shortly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
PERSONALS.

Or. ]. Cruise OF Pocatello
today. '' 'S IN lQr
IL. u. Sprague formerly Of m.
force OF postoffice carriers !. "1 ~a
city, from California vhero /" W
been living for the last Is mo =, ~
Surgeons A. d. Melvin and ~.
or the bureau OF animal IN aGnls
We're In town today en- route !" Sa
Mexico on government business y"
Landlord Fred Wey Of tho WA.
hotel and daughter returned 'I ~,
morning, from a four weeks, nj, ~
Indiana, and afterwards 10 ,b n~ y
lantic coast. Mr.. Wey renorts ~, AZ
very lively in the east, ana ma G i.s
cation of any reaction. ~ "'1'
r G. Lund Of Modena Is a pu.,, 4.
the Wilson. sS''' a
Mrs. c. Y. Odell and Miss Aa,sn.
Odell viii spend the winter M f' in.s
Beach, California. -YDs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17
FOUR MONTHS IN JAIL.
Sentence Imposed by Judge Dehl on
X. l.. Swancr.

In the criminal division OF the city
court today, Judge G. u. Diehl sem
fenced r. f. swaner to serve four
months in the county jail. The defend
ant was convicted yesterday OF petit
larceny the charge against him having
been reduced from that OF burglary
lie was accused OF having entered
chicken coops on south Ninth East
street, Oct. 20, and stealing therefrom
fowls of considerable value.
L. T. Martin appeared before the
court on a charge of assault with In
tent to do bodily harm. He waived
preliminary examination and was
bound over to the district court, bail
being fixed at $500. Martin is the man
who struck Edna Prescott with rock
early last Saturday morning In front
of the resort run by the woman In the
rear Of 243 south Main street.