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The Adair County news., 1906-06-06
HOME COMING PROGRAM.
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The following is the program:
Religious exercises-W. H. C. San
didge, assisted by all the ministers of
the county.
Song Service-Eld. z. T. Williams,
J. S. Stapp.
Opening Address Gov. ]. R. Hind
man.
Response-Hon. E. L. Dohoney, Par
is, Texas, Judge ]. G. Winfrey, Evens.
vile Ind, and Hon. j. F. Read, Fl.
Smith, Ark.
Matters of Interest in the Public
Records of the county-Hon. ]. F.
Montgomery.
Our Material Growth w. F.
Neat.
Public Men of the County-Judge H.
C. Baker.
Adair County for the Last One Hun
dred Years Rollin Hurt.
The Moral Sentiment of Adair Coun.
ty Now, and Then-Hon. F. R. Win
frey.
The Bar and Adair County Judges
Judge w. w. Jones.
A New Corners Impression of Adai1
County-Mr. L. C. Winfrey.
The Adair County Politician and How
He Gets There Hon. Ben Lee Hardin,
of Harrodsburg.
The Coming Young Men of Adai,
County Mr.. Gordon Montgomery.
The Women of Adair County, Young
and Old-Mr. G. P. Smythe.
A Paper on the Common Schools Of
Adair County-Mrs. Georgia Shelton.
Educational Interest BY those con
nected with the two institutions Of
learning.
Historical Records of Adair County
prepared by Hon. ]. F. Montgomery
Mr.. James Garrett and Mr.. IT. R
Stults.
Committee on Invitation-C. S. Har
ris, Gordon Montgomery and G. P,
Smythe.
The Columbia Brass Band will fur.
nish music at intervals throughout the
day.
This program was hurriedly gotter
up, and possibly some slight changes
will be made, but IN the main it is cor.
rect. ~ .sas :.
]. R. HINDMAN, Chairman.
J. E. MuRRELL, Secretary.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06
THE JUG BUSINESS.

1t seems hard to shut out whiskey
from local option territory despite the
will and wishes of the people. Every
effort made to suppress its use, and
every move on the part of the people
to overthrow it, has been and is being
met by the tactics of those who indulge
in its traffic. The law recently passed
by our legislature forbiding its sale
and shipping into local option communi-
ties is not the panacea for the evil that
our law makers expected. While the
law does not take effect until the 9th
of this month, yet we have been in
formed that no abatement in its traffic
will necessarily take place in this part
of the country. Information that
Kentucky dealer, one who has had
profitable business in this section, will
establish place of business in Jeffer-
sonville and will from gthat point con-
tinue shipping uninterruptedly. Notice
to this effect is now reaching out to
buyers. The law of our state is too
puny to shut it out. The wit and in
genuity of dealers surpass the limits of
the hopes and ambitions of local option
people. We might ask why is this?
What is the remedy? In our mind it
can only be answered in this way, first
it is due to divided action, the result
of the state and Federal Government
not agreeing on the great proposition
of local self government. The remedy
does not lie in our state laws, it can
not be successfully applied by state
government, it can only be secured by
Federal recognition of state rights.
The remedy therefore lies in our Ma
tional Congress and no where this side
of congressional action can the tenn
perance people hope to win for any
length of time. When congress passes
law forbiding the manufacture, sale
or transportation of alcoholic drinks
into local option territory, in other
words when the Federal government
will give protection and just recogni-
ton to local government, then and not
till then will the cause of the temper
ance advocates be advanced. If the
local option leaders, the ministers of
our pulpits and the orators of every
profession arrayed against whiskey
will stir the sentiment of local option
organizations to demand, Of our con-
gresham Federal recognition of local
rights in this one instance, then states
could have their laws enforced and
communities could live within the limits
of their own desires so far as this evil
effects their interests. Our law for
biding its transportation into local OPP
ton territory is to be annulled by out
siders under interstate transportation
regulations and laws backed by Federal
power and prestige. Let every advo-
cate of temperance preach this doc
trine, let every believer in the cause of
temperance demand of his candidate
for congress and support only those
who will pledge faithful effort to
bring about such legislation and the
ball will begin to roll. The remedy is
in congress, the mistake is on the part
of temperance people.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

We understand that several of Mr.
Greed Hoods children have been sicl
since their arrival at Elida, New Mex
leo, and in short time the family viii
return to Adair County.
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There will be a concert at the court
house next Thursday evening, given
bv the Columbia Brass Band, assisted
by Mrs. Rounds and pupils.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

The case of the Commonwealth
against Jodie Burbridge, charg ed with
killing Bill cClure, was continued un-
til the third day of the next term of
the Adair circuit court.
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The Band boys are in fine trim, and
are sure you will get your moneys
worth if you attend the concert.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

All day singing at Plum Point second
Sunday in June, conducted by r. O..
Cabbell and Wolford Brothers.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

Bowman Coomer and Luther Fletcher
living at Breeding, were out hunt
ing last Saturday. Fletcher's gun was
accidentally discharged, the contents
striking Coomer. Eighteen shot were
picked out of his face.
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HOME COMING.

Free pass to Campbellsville and re
turn. Good for two weeks.
The LYON Buggy Co.
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Memorial services were held at Bear
Wallow Church last Saturday. Gov
ernor J. r. Hindman was the principal
speaker, several hundred people being
present.
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Come to Campbellsville. The Lyo'
Buggy Co., will do the rest.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

DIR. S. A. Taylor will start grist
mill and corn crusher at Gradyville.
The machinery was bought last week.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

Mrs. S. d. Barbee has turkey hen
that has laid forty eggs, and no lndl-
cations of setting up to this writing.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

Sheriff w. B. PattesOn conveyed Ed
Stone, of color, to the penitentiary at
Frankfort Monday.
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Mr.. A H. Judd has had a new roof
put upon his residence.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

At my old stand, back Of the Mar
cum Hotel. handle salt, lime, cement,
etc. VIII buy wool. feathers, hides and
ian kinds Of country produce. II make
the buying ofpoultry aAd:eggs spec
ialty. J. r. HUFcHIsoH.<-s
J (t)tS .4'ss ,asss ..f.F suf
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Come to Campbellsville. The Lyon
Buggy Co., will do the rest.

Russell circuit court the third; Mon
day in this month.
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Come to Campbellsville The Lyon
Buggy Co., will do the rest.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

The peach crop of Adair county will
be the largest for many years. Apples
will not be so plentiful, but a sufficien-
CIV for home consumption.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

Mr.. c.. M. Hereford sold his store
house and stock of general merchandise
to Mrs. R. E. Tandy to take effect the
10th day of July.
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We guarantee more goods for same
money, same goods for less money
than any other firm.
The LYON BUGGY Co.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

For SALE OR RENT One sever
room house on Boomer Heights.
S. RAY CONOVER.
The Adair County news., 1906-06-06

COLUMBIA COUNCIL u. D.. meets End Friday
night after full moon in each month.
E. G. ATKINS. T. L NJ.
T. r. STULTs. RECORDER. ~
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COLUMBIA CHAPTER. r. A. NJ. No. 2. meets Friday
NIGHT after full moon. SAM LEWIS. H. p.
Horace Jeffries. Secretary.s
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Friends of "Auld Lang Syne" are
coming by the hundreds, and on Tues
day the 10th Of June a joyful time is
anticipated at the Fair Grounds. Let
every body bring baskets.
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We guarantee mare goods for same
money, same gods for less money
than any other 6Gm.
TIE btON BuaGY Co.
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The grand jury, after being in ses-
sion nine days, returned fifty indict-
ments, classified as follows:
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We guarantee more goods for isame
money, same goods for less money
than any other firm.
The LYON BUGGY Co.
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LODGE,
MASONIC.

DI.unprA LODGE, No. Sc. F. and A. M.-Regnlar
eetine In their hall, over bank. on Friday night
or before the full moon in each month.
Gordon Montgomery. W. n.
E. G. Atkins Secretary.
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METHODIST

BuRKEsvILLE STREET.-Rev. A. Kasey pastor
Services LIST. 2nd and Bird Sundays in each month
Sunday-School every Sabbath at a. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday night.
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Directory.
POST OFFICE.
i'm. RUSSELL. POSTMASTER.
PETE CONOVER. DEPUTY.
Office hours. week days. 7:30 a. m. to $50 r. N.
COURT.

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Three sessions year-Thire
Monday in January. third Monday In May ano
third Monday in September.
Circuit Judge.-H. c. Baker.
Commonwealth Attorney.-A. A. Hudoieseon.
Sheriff.-W. B. Patteson.
Circuit Clerk. +. Neat.
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COUNTY CouRr-First Monday in each month.
Judge.-Junius Hancock.
County Attorney.-G. p. Smythe.
Clerk.-T. r. Suits.
Jailer.-A. w. Tarter.
Assess or,-G. w. Pike.
Surveyor-W. NJ McCubbin.
School Supt-Mcs. G. r. Shelton.
Corouer-C w. Rowe.
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CHURCH.
PRESBYTERIAN.

BURKEsyuLE SrREET.-Rev. w. c. Clemens
pastor. Services second and fourth Sundays IN
each month. Sunday-School at a. m every Sab
bath. Prayermeeting every Wednesday night.
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Misses Ethel, Estella, Annie, Rens
and Agnes, all daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Conover, took the exam
nation Friday and Saturday Of last
week, each one receiving first-class
certificate.
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BAPTIST,

GREENsBURC STREET pastor
First and third Sundays in each month. Sunday
School every Sabbath at r. m. Prayermeetini
Wednesday night
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CITY COURT
Mayor-Capt. w. w. Bradshaw.
Judge
Attorney.-Gordon Montgomery.
Marshal.-S. c. Strange.
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HOWE COMING.

Free paesgtor Campbellsville nd re-
turn. ceo1 Anetsew weeks.
= ~ I'm LYoN BUocY Co.
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CHRISTIAN.

CAMPBELLsvnLE PKE.-EId 1T. Williams, pas
tor. Services second and Fourth Sundays in
each month. Sunday-School every Sabbath at $3.50
q. m. Prayermeeting Wednesday night
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Don't miss the Band concert.

Don't miss the Band concert.
Come to Campbellsville. The Lyon
Buggy Co., will do the rest.
Russell circuit court the third; Mon
day in this month.
Mr.. A H. Judd has had a Snew roof
put upon his residence.
We guarantee more goods for. isame
money, same goods for less money
than any other firm.
THE LYON BUGGY Co.
Sheriff w. B. Patteson conveyed Ed
Stone, of color, to the penitentiary at
Frankfort Monday.
All day singing at Plum Point second
Sunday in June, conducted by R. O..
Cabbell and Wolford Brothers.
Come to Comprehensive The Lyon
Buggy Co., will do the rest.
The Band boys are in fine trim, and
are sure you will get your moneys
worth if you attend the concert.
Mrs. S. D. Barbee has turkey hen
that has laid forty eggs, and no indi-
cations of setting up to this writing.
We guarantee more goods for same
money, same goods for less money
than any other firm.
The LYON BUGGY Co.
DIR. S. A. Taylor will start grist
mill and corn crusher at Gradyville.
The machinery was bought last week.
Mr.. c.. M. Hereford sold his store
house and stock of general merchandise
to Mrs. R. E. Tandy to take effect the
10th day of July.
The peach crop of Adair county will
be the largest for many years. Apples
will not be so plentiful, but sufficien-
cy for home consumption.
There will be concert at the court
house next Thursday evening, given
by the Columbia Brass Band. assisted
by Mrs. Rounds and pupils.
Come to Campbellsville. The Lyon
Buggy Co., will do the rest.
For SALE OR RENT One seven
room house on Boomer Heights.
S. RAY CoNovER.
(tf)
Memorial services were held at Bear
Wallow Church last Saturday. Gov
ernor ]. r. Hindman was the principal
speaker, several hundred people being
present.
The case of the Commonwealth
against Jodie Burbridge, charg ed with
killing Bill Mcclure, was continued un-
til the third day of the next term of
the Adair circuit court.
HOME COMING.
Free pass to Campbellsville and re-
turn. Good for two weeks.
The LYON Buggy Co.
We understand that several of Mr..
Greed Hoods children have been sick
since their arrival at Elida, New Mex
leo, and in short time the family will
return to Adair County.
Bowman Coomer and Luther Fletcher
living at Breeding, were out hunt
ing last Saturday. Fletcher's gun was
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GIRL BURNS TO DEATH
BY. GAS FROM SEWER DROP,
Drops Llsted Match into Hole and
Fiery Blast Rushes Out
Fatality Long Predicted.

PITTsBURG, July 1.-THE long
expected fatality from the gaseous
sewer drop at Mill and Glenn streets,
Wilkinsburg has happened. For
months people who stood near the
sewer drop have been at times almost
overcome by gas, which percolated
into the sewer from leaks in the gas
mains nearby. 1t was long predicted
that somebody would get hurt.
Yesterday afternoon Catherine Cal.
lahan, aged 9, and her sister Loretta,
aged Z. were playing about the sewer
drop, letting lighted matches fall into
the vent. Suddenly there was an ex.
plosion. "A big flame blew out OF
the hole, enyeloping Loretta. setting
her clothes afire and burning her face
and hands. The other child was not
injured.
Bystanders rushed to the little
girls assistant and beat ont the
flames. She was taken to the Colums
bia hospital, hut died q few hours
later.
PfIlsbary Best I'll flour 81 slis
I1niVeFae
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Games To-day.
Cleveland in Philadelphia.
st, Louis in New York.
Chicago in Boston,
Detroit in Washington.
FRosTauRa TEAM
win Play Fairmont on Sunday After

VIII Play Falrmont on Sunday After
noon at Traction Park.
zone of the best games of the sea-
son will be played at the Traction
Base Ball Park next Sunday after.
noon, when Fatrmont plays the team
from F'rostburg."
These are the words of a leader in
base ball in this city when asked foi
base ball news. He. as well as all the
other base ball enthusiasts are very
glad that game with Frostburg has
been arranged. for that city has one
Of the best amateur teams in Mary
land. A special excursion train may
be run from the Georges Greek re'
gfon, in which Frostburg is located;
If it is, a very large crowd can be ex-
pected to come on it.
Manager Hawkins says that the 10,
cal team will be greatly strengthened
for the contest. Sammy seay, of the
University team may be engaged to
do the twirllng for the Falrmonters.
The grounds5at the park are to be
fixed up a little before Sunday. A
man was put 10 work to-day TO try and
make it better for base ball playing,
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undertakers In Parkersbura.

Undertakers r, L. Cunningham and
Clarence Musgrave are in Parkers;
burg attending the 18th annual con,
ventfon of the State Funeral Direc.
tors Association which convened in
that city yesterday afternoon, Mr.
Musgrave is secretary and treasurer
Of the Association and Mr.. Cunning
ham is a member Of the Executive
Committee.
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PERSONAL


pr II Boyers and sons. ii. q.
Isovers. ~. ands Dr. lee Bcyefs3 went
rs 4ereartoEr 4, tiay q attend the
services 81 the formers SIS
M MS Il aInes Iafiison. I'M
& mn 18eaarl and Dana Jacobs went
~ Nor own yesterday to visit rel
tatfye.s.
M NJ. Jacobs and son Melville
returned tlis morning from q brief
visit at Moundsyt11e where the form
er attended q meeting O. the State
Penftentiary Board Of which he Is Q
member.
Mrs. Lloyd Dumire. Of the Fifth
ward Is seriously i'll at her home.
Miss Bertha Lloyd VIM leave on
saturday for Columbus, OF where she
win be the guest 81 Misses LOWE
and Ethel Bremen fore week.
M,sa Grace Dunham, Of Beckman's
store. Is spending two weeks yaca-
ton at her home on watson avenue.
M Mrs laura Amos and niece, MISS
Maud Amos. who have been the
guests of friends in this vicinity for
some time. went to Pennington this
morning and viii leave tomorrow for
tbeir home at Harrisvl1le.
Miss Lucy Morrow leaves this eve
ening for Morgantown where she
viii take a course in. library, work at
| the University summer school, Mrs.
Morrow went to Morgantown Monday.
Miss Hilda He1strom is in Harri:
son county nursing niece of Mr.. j.
ID Mattingly Of this city.
Mrs. Bruce Orr and children, Bon
lnie and Beuna, Of Willlamstown, are
! in the city the guests Of MIR. L. q.
Wyer and family on Locust avenue.
Miss Katherine Deegan who is i'll
lat Mercy hospital, Pittsburg, under
lwent a second operation today.
\ Mrs. G. F. Carroll mas peen qults
i'll for few days being threatened
with appendicitis. She is much Inn
proved now.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Shaver will
leave tonight for Atlantic City where
they will be Joined by party OF o,
L AN- AL
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Safe Blowers
MADE HAUL OF THOUSAND DOL
LARS THIS MORNING AND
ESCAPED WITH MONEY.

CHICAGO, MI, July 11.-Three rob.
bers blew the safe OF Bricklayers'
Hail in the business district Of the
city early this morning. secured o
thousand dollars, ana escaped in tho
midst of a pistol battle with the po-
lice and Waterman. The second floor
Of the building was badly wrecked by
the explosion.
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For Ensuing Term Were installed
Last Evening.

The ollcers of Pythiau Temple xere
Installed Iast egenlng They sre as
foIloBs
Most ilent CHI j c;iass
hIiIlsr
Il IaxceIient Senior III Amos
Iaxcegient Jgrin stchatss Es
4 Manager MIS- ~ Johnson.
Protector rs. aonas Hide
brand
Guard rs. Charles 3. Highland.
Past Chief. Mrs John z, Harm re-
tires from active wprk, leaving the
Temple in a most tionrishtng condition
which speaks fell for her manage.
ment and good work
/ Miss Addie B. Clayton was Installed
us Nj, OF r. q. 70 fill the unexplred-
term or Helen N. Fleming. resigned.
Mrs. Isl. w. schooIey was elected
trustee for the ensuing term.
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Don't Ask: Me
SAYS SECRETARY TAFT WHEN
ASKED If HE is A cANpt.
DATE FOR THE PRES
ipENcY.

DETROIT, Mich. July 1t.-Repiy-
ing to the question, "Are you candi-
date for the Presidency?" Secretary
Taft replied, Don't ask me about it.
j am not" Taft passed through en-
route to Put-1n-Bay. Ohio, this morn.
ing, where he addressed the Ohio Bar
Association.
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STRIKE SETTLED.
Ten Thousand Men Affected BY Set.
Element Reached.

DUBOIS, Pa, July 1.-THE strike
Of the Bufalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg railroad miners was settled to-
day aud the men resumed work. It
affects ten thousand men,
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KILLED BY NEGRO.
foreman Of Car Inspectors Shot tc
Death This Morning.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, July l1.-Henry
Evans, thirty.fve. foreman of car In
spectors at the Willow Grove Yards
of the Pittsburg and Western rail-
road, was shot and Killed by negro
who escaped today. officers are pur-
suing the fugitive.
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Anature photographers.

Dou you know that we Will furnish
yonr work in the most artistic manner
and at the lowest possible price
Come and see us.
If THE sHAFER STUDIO.
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During July we will make nne
piatinotype cabinets for $500 per
doz., Just the same that you have paid
SIS 90 and $1,000 for heretofore. see
the samples on display in our street
show case.
If THE sHAFER STUDIO.
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Mrs. Riley FLEMING IN.

Mrs. Riley Fleming Is seriously III
lat her home on Quincy street Last
might however she rested well and.
her friends are encouraged over her
condition.
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The man who keeps everlastingly at
| 1t IS the fellow you have to watch OF
he'll get ahead Of you.
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Yesterdays Hesuite.
Broolslyn. Pittsburg
Boston. q Chicago, o.
cinclnhatt 81 New York
sotlis
Standing 81 The Clubs.
Clubs Won: Lost. Pet,
GnlGaEQ ~ III .t94 Is = ~ ~ 4 s"4s
New fort 40 20 1923
Pittsbnrg b 40 ~ .G30
Philadelphia . $40 80 s5i2e
Cincinnati e. 5. .33I As .40s
Brooklyn ~ :ss9 q
ST. Louis ....i... .2s As .s77
Boston 81. y. ~ as $3.50
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, 6; Boston. 8.
Detroit. 9; Washington, 8.
Others postponed-Rain.
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SIS Esst1 .roomed house, og-
gater and gas. Apply
venue.
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70 + q II room dwelling win
10 washington street. Po-
Jnly t5. Apply at ONCE
Hair 81 CO. tt
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seven street car tickets for Csc
"Wednesday and Friday orIy at Mans.
bach's. It
IS. 81 n y SIS 4
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fSa TEo good office rooms
- lam at very low rent. eaii
Il ire STUDIO Skinner Block.
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s one seYen,room house.
nm ttages. two fats. All
snienoes. Good locations
Peclie's Bank Binding. <
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#koaIr..
R.E!nllT

nd =.
ron Tor furnished rooms
IIgh house keeping with
- st and hath. Apply 6lT
81 II
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ore roons on Fairmont
s. fin an 5sll streets
ar5 Elalrtnont aSef1ue. 7set
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F75i. Store room, Barney
drss this ONCE. u
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staiilFnp of tie cIlbs.
ean,e.s Te.daY.

Brooklyn in Pittsburg t2).
Boston in Chicago.
New York in Cincinnati.
Philadelphia in st. Louis.
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II. Il Toledo computing
WIN sell cheap.
22os Albert Court,
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~ choice Office rooms
PEOPLES Bank building
People Bank.
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Fieii house with seven
Dath. Hot and cold water.
near sixth street
= d: 3. HUTCHINSON.
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