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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29
BABY COVERED
WITH SORES
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh
Unless Hands Were Tied-WaSted
tOaSkeleton-AwfuI Suffering for
Over a Year-Grew Worse Under
Doctors Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR 'CUTICURA.

"My little son, when about q year
and half old, began u have sores
come out on his face. | had a ply
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

Tin work OF all kads and condtt
Ions promptly done. Cobb & Wheeler.
s1S Newcastle street %elephcR
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-29

ed announcer pnySI-
clan. Still he grew worse. At the end
of about q year and half of suffering
he grew so bad / had to tie his hands
III cloths at night to keep him from
scratching thesores and tearing thief flesh.
He got to be a mere skeleton, and
was hardly able to walk My Aunt
advised me TO try CuticUra Soap and
Ointment. SO great was her faith in
it that she gave me a small piece of
Soap to try and a little of the Oint-
ment. | took it home without any
faith, but to please her | tried it, and
it seemed to dry up the sores a little.
g sent to the drug store and got
cake of the Soap and box of tho
Ointment and followed the directiens,
and ct the end OF about two months
the sores were all we'll He has
never had any sores Of any kind since,
" He is now strong and healthy,
and | can sincerely say that only for
your most wonderful remedies my
precious child would have died from
those terrible sores. | used only one
cake of Soap and about three boxes
of Ointment. (signcd) Mrs. Egg
bert Sheldon, r. f. D., No. /, Wood
vile, Conn, April %, 1905"
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every
Humor from Pmples Scronla, rom Infancy to Age
consisting Of Cutcura Soap 25c Ointment, Soc Resell
of 6 may be had Of all drugss sage set often cures
Porter Drug * Chem Corp, Sole Props. HogiDp,
s-Maiied Free" How to Cure Baby HuIpore,'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
DOCK H0UGHTON AND
FLORENCE WHITE STAR
AS A SP00K TEAM

In 1896 Dock Houghton, who now rep
resents the Sixth ward in the city
council and wants another term, trav-
eled with Mrs. Florence White through
the Mississippi valley states as Prof.
Arthur, the boy phenomenon, holding
seances and giving hypnotic exhibi-
tions, using Mrs. White as his subject.
Houghton can seldom be induced to
talk of his own experiences "on the
road" but he is lavish in his praises
of the press agent who did his advance
work.
THAT man was a wonder" is the way
he begins his eulogies of the press
agent. why, when we would strike a
town late at night l would have 10
look at the hotel register early In the
morning to find out II l was a duke or
an earl or the wild man OF Borneo be-
fore | dared to go into the breakfast
room."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04

visions of the fortune could pile up on
the weaknesses of the multitude; of the
happy homes / could wreck; of the
plans of Cupid that l could upset; of
the oil stock could unload on the un-
suspecting, and of the sand lots 1 could
offer to the widow with little money,
1 learned that large part of the
mediums wealth comes through their
business" advice.
Anyone with little money to invest
can get all the good advice he or she
wants from a medium. They have it at
their fingers tips, and they are fairly
aching to get rid of it for the sum of 81.
INSCRIPTIONS real estate dealers come
in for large share of the profits in
this way.
/ told one medium that 1 had some
money which had been left me by an
uncle in the east 1t was not very
much only about $4,000, but / thought
it might be made more If properly in
vested. She agreed with me thoroughly
and was confident that she could tell
me just what to do with it.
Works with Real Estate Sharks
promised to telephone her when I
would come for reading, but she al
lowed me to depart reluctantly. Three
thousand dollars was too good to be
let slip easily. She assured me that
she felt in just the right mood at that
minute and thought she could get
some good communications" for me
through her "spirit forces"
Alas. the poor forces had to wait
and they are probably waiting yet
The medium viii mourn I'm vain for
her commission. Some day l shall
make public list of names of real
estate men who are partners in crime
with fake mediums.
In the Grand Pacific hotel. the home
of numerous advisers OF various kinds,
Madam Frye presides In two-room
apartment. cheaply furnished. and
crime against all ideas of the artistic.
In addition to being a psychic medium
she is also a magnetic healer, who
"neVer loses a case" She guarantees
to cure rheumatism and even goes so
far as to say that she can cure weak
eyes, however bad they may be.
Twelve long hours Madam" keeps
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
MAYOR WILL ASK
FOR ORDINANCE
Alaflkkf pApags I'D
NJ fsNfY s,p epsM

In an interview which the
president of the Anti -Faker
society had with Mayor Nc
Aleer, the mayor saida
81 intend to take this ques-
ton up with the city attorney
early Monday morning and see
just what can be done in the
case of Elsie Reynolds and 9th
er impostors.
when a saloon keeper
abuses his license it is taken
away from him and the same
rule should apply to others. We
cannot refuse to give a license
to one of these people until it
is proved to us that they are
impostors. When they are
shown up, as Mrs. Reynolds
was Wednesday evening, I
think we have grounds for TAX
ing some action"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
PROFESSOR ARTHUR'S
LETTER TO HIS
SIDE PARTNER
BELVTDERE. Ian. 21 1soe.
Mrs. Florence White:

Mrs. Florence White:
Dear Friend: The indications are
very good. Last night we about made
expenses, Notwithstanding the fact that
our paper had been covered up to
great extent by the Kendall company.
have made a hit here and will get
same cases today, as l have the ap-
pointments. Sorry / was not there to
meet you, but I got leary of staying.
Hold yourself i'm readiness for whatev-
er turns up. If we make out according
to indications, shall be prepared for
New Orleans right away. Let me hear
the latest news. We entertained the
editor and lot of public men and to-
night they entertain us. Very best
wishes.
Yours fraternally, ARTHUR.
Best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Warne.
Tell Mrs Warne 1 am not so black as
look.-Ar.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04

open for business, and she undoubted-
ly finds is profitable, for she has been
there for two years. Madam does
not call herself spiritualist. for she
says she does not know where her
alleged power comes from. She Just
"gives what she gets"
For 50 a treatment she said she
would cure the weak eyes of friend
whom l promised to bring to see her,
She never gives a treatment for less
than 81. Oh learned. skilled men who
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04

have devoted a life to ;le study of
this affliction; think of that!
Henley Is Prosperous
l called on John Henley late in the
afternoon and found him busy. He
carries on his business at 444 South
Spring street and he has no difficulty
In attracting the gullible.
II cannot see you now as am busy,
but you may make an appointment, +"
said Mr. Henley. He consulted an en-
gagement book and finally announced
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
Cruel DeceptIons

The men We're as plentiful as the
women, Some of them were her con-
federates, as the fist fight which closed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
&1k @nM4~%ee41<1s'>
4S4a,,.xes. Sfh11
~ n

Florence White thrilling hypnosis
Note of the Spook yielded hypnotsm
plunks" hyp See the embryo ssmans mastery
slipping the sleep Efuleen
the counolmanc lobby.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-04
Tries silly FIatterS

She talked more OF my mother In
spirit land and told me that II was
much with mediums l would get Won
derful manifestations. Heaven forbid
You are quite a mediumistic little
body yourself" she said much as il
she were presenting me with million
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COUNTRIES WILL. HOLD
 DOWN MURROtiO.
Spain and France Arrange to Land Marines in Morocco for Protfc-
 tion of Foreigners.

Paris. Nov. l1.-Spain and France have arranged to make a naval dem- 0nstration and land marines in Mo- rocco. should such measures prove necessary for the protection of for eigners before the ratification of the Algeciras convention and the installa- tion of the international police, which is not expected to take place before February l. 1907.
 The French armored cruisers Glo- ire, Admiral Aube and Leon Gambat- ta and several torpedo boats and destroyers are held in readiness 10 sail al short notice from France to Moroccan waters,
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A LANDLORD AT FIFTEEN How Hunter ncGehee Rose from Car rier Boy 10 Real Estate 0Wner~-- An Example and an Inspiration for Ali Other Boys.


E'ot rtus thtao=Hoon ceftasg a 2@1o Waet TentH a1eaur. Apply to =lIant7r Metiehea. f6fG West sINth aEatHe.
 IAa# "4am columns ot the aver age ,9ai.z newspaper pe.2nt | VI Fjed ta}r Of fi.e= There. may bc soend u@i9Gf>fn4 Che pGo*air cloak ot p5Uted Ian4ua2e= many a tfaseat. romaaee. drama and even comedy. raoie. may hr ro0nd ma terial for tbn construction of manN ! story in eeal life far more inter estins t6an fiction stories of hu- man ahf5ijinG et human effort. of hopes realized. deferred or disap- pointed
 Perhaps in Ele multiplied lho0s- ands of such advertisements that have appeared in the columns of
 he press o1 this country, none presents tale more interestin@ more pregnant with the realities of life and more significant Of the possibilities of human effort, than the foregoing one, which appeared in rccenl issues of the Daily Gra- phie. Doubtless hundreds axe, thousands Graphic readers re member it, Those who were not Interested in the renting of a house perhaps passed il Up hnrriodly without a second thought, not real izine the real import of the little advertisement. Those who happen ed to be personally acquainted with the bright little boy whose name appeared at the bottom. not know
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Says BloodIess Surgery
 is Now an Assured Fact

Cleveland, O., Nov 11.-Since the autumn of 1902 when Professor Lo- renz, the famous Austrian surgeon came to America 10 operate by blood less surgery upon little Lolita -tr- mour, of Chicago, the public has been deeply interested in such methods for the reduction of con2enital hip dlsI0- cations and similar displaeements.
 Many surgeons of this country, and of the world, in fact. have adopted the operation of Doctor Lorenz, and in the ma ajority of cases success has been the resul of treatment
 In recent issue of the Medical Rec ord Doctor Walter C.. Stern ot CleNe- land. gives some interesting informa- tion regarding the results from this bloodless surgery. since I.orenz came to America he states. the pendulum has been sWinsin4 to and fro. but is at last coming to rest in the position of success.
 In his ingestigation Doctor Stern goes as far back as 1900, and shows 4at since then 2,59& hips have been Successfully operated upon hx blood less surgery, in different countries for congenital dislocation.
 Ideal results were obiained- he states. in 4H.9S per cent of the cases; in these the restitution of all functions was complete.
 In ft76 per cenj Of the cases iheFe was anatomical restitution. and excel lent functional results were ohtained in 7.22 per cent.
 These figures. Decor Stern says were gathered from operations seat tered all oyer the world, from Athens to San Francisco coming from opHo' nents as well as adherents to tht bloodess method.
 Hooking at the results from ,fnne tional standpoint alone" the writer remarks. we have 2.59$ cases, will 2,3o7 or SS.96 per cent of good re sulting function.
 Doctor Stern cites the eases o twelve patients upon whom he oparat v lQ,y the bloodless method. In al s@were Gften hips operated upon three of the patients Were suffering Iron congenital dislocation of both hips.
 In these treatments the surgeon failed to reduce three hips. These fall ures were all in old and well develop x ed cases There was one total laf!'li'
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READY BY JANUARY I
f:ontracioys Hope to Nave fI1e Cotton Bells New Gar Factory in Operation by That oate...rhe Machinery for inc factory Is Now Being Installed,

o, i. interesting to visit the Col ton Belts big shops at this place and go through the various depart n,ants The shops are strikingl& similar to the navy yards, where everything is in it's place and an air of neatness and dispatch pre- yails Tn the construction ot the shops the company had all eye to tbe health and comfort of the en- ployes and a general feeling o1 sat isfaction exists.
 The Pine Bluff shops are said to he the largest ill the state, and are thorouehly modern, being equipped with all the latest contriyaAces.
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renz, reports &S9 cases Or these. there were niuty-tye anatomical restt- unions. t7f cases or good functional restoration and lo1 cases showing poar=resaIt~ af failure
 WHh IT. cases. Doctor Haam-l.eNea bad ft9-seyea anatomical rassial- riaq~ fifteen perfect functional re- @alJs and twelve poor or bad results.
 Qat of .o> cases, Doctor GhiIiini re- ported fHtH-afHe BeHfeet funettonat re suit> and 2s9 eases with good functioa- ai outcome o5 the treatment.
 Doctor Brehman. in 1o3 case.a had fQl1 anatomical restitution in fiftA live. pel.eet functional Hesalts iii four1een aal good functional results in thirty
 or the entire 2593 cases reported 5l lhn.tX-nine surgeons. secondary op= eraions were performed in only six eases. and of these four showed good results
 These results promise much for the future welfare of little eripples who begin life handicapped by con&enitaI= ly displaced limbs.
 They mean that there will not be as many cfipples in the world during the coming years, and d little one HpoH whom the seal Of misfortune is set at birth may be made whole and strong. as other children, through the advancement of surgical science.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18

The present Naae Ha~ "itnesse.l l thQ construction at S.Fe9a3 import ant addllions, which ars now about ready Tor service
 fhe machinery foe tha new ear factory is being placed Tae eoH- tractors are har1zia4 the work so thar the faatoez will ae ready for business on January l. =l9o7
 Forty cars per month. "r folu hundred aud eighty cafs p,... zear. is thc capacity of the Pew shop
 Two of the most essential aadi- tlons are new power hoas. and water tower, both of which are complete and ready for sel,0ina.
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operating upon an unsuitable ease,
 There were he states three anatomi- cal cases, one deal functional result thre cases in which marked improve ment occurred. with good function. and one case was still under treat ment.
 unsuccessful operations Doctor Stern says. are due principally to the development of the patient. When one hip only k to be treated. from | to l0 years is the upper age limit.
 Prior to 1900 many surgeons used traction instruments. machines, pul- leys and screws in efforts 10 force re- duction of hip dislocation, but such methods have now been given up al most entirely by the best operators.
 Doctor Stern speaks of six anatomt- cad reytitutions in the cases treated hy him and of t.oSi such resttutions in the 2.593 cases reported from a3s parts of the world.
 Br anatomical restitution is meant that the limbs become of equal Iensi l. the waddlin2 gait is gone, the joint is freely movable in it's socket and the head of the high bone is held within the pocket designed by nature te cHa- tain @heWn to he ill place bota through the sense of feeling aaQ the revelation Of the N-faE,
 That bIoodles surgery has q alosa.s- ing future is shown 's results ot ep- e.alions made 6z seven e5d:H- ez- penis ol 5lle world.
 Two o4 these eepaesad 149# i'.et, #sass5 ot 9betier Iunetionat results, o!.= ot s> per cen.s ene @7 s.e9 cent: e0a 4= .se3 cent; oAe 9o 54= cen and ene >5 2eH cent
 .s,uch figures. saE~ Doctor steres are the results taat operations are striving 10 obtain anu which they viii and must attain through careful and 9atnyfakin4 work. combined with in- creasin4 vxpel5=aez and advanced methods
 What las accomplished @ some of the 6e-f known surgeons Of the world who have de5oted time and attention .0 this form of bloodless surgeory is presented by figures in tabular form
 Professor Loren4 la4ts in the nam- Der of cases opara.a n pln-GSQ in all lie obtained auatom.c4I fastitation ln lol cases. good a:@stt5n4l results i'll 25l cases. 1ht., 14ntE-eisht cases resulted in Dt&e:.1-, Ajure,
 Doctor Hoffa, who has been closely identified V afeffoas-1'l i<o-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
LOST.

Rei~eeh fiae R.aH Mercantile aud No. 71S West sizth v.a Main street and Fifth aveHae. a ladies brooch, in shape of wi@hhoao Has wreath of for@ot-lae-ror- and lovers knot "ith heartsty5'ed 0bal center. Fnd- CT will receive liar.al reward by re- turning to 6ia oak street or Bluff City Oil company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
WHERE COMFORT REIGNs.

There is a feeling of satisfaction ia getting a suit from Eisenkramer, the tailor. Everything is of the best. Per feet in style and faultless in fit Above Citizens bank, Second avenue, corner of Pine
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
Dresden.

Dresden. Tenn, NoY |, Whit caps paid q visit to q negro restaa- rant Thursday night after the pro pf"tor had failed To follow out ! previous warning to leave 1o~n5 stoned 1he place broke all tha windows and forced the iHuates= 10 flee
 Peter Izarer. proprietor ot the restaurant, is still in Dresden. and will probably be arrested for the alleged theft of pocket book coa- tainin@ $1#Irom X O'Dow. q White farmer This will be lar2el1 ap effort To project him against more Violence. as well a5 to ascertain F he be really guilty of the thef.
 Inc rostaHfant bears most m saEoGE reputation. II is aHeea, tha whIle men SAW karnr pieA ID a purse containiae bel ween Ss and $s. which had beea dropped by Q Dow. TAe nearo refused te fatar.t the moncN
 Following tbis was q notice plac= ed on tho restaurant door warning hafef to Ieavc town. Underneath the notice was | picture of t tree with q negro hanging from the ilhb. karer paid no attention to the warning and the visit from thn Whitccaps followed.
 City Marshal ! r Baylor i5 in- Vestieatn4 He believes O.Dow's friends rcspoHSibie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18

tes F. absence of several months.
 te skating rink is dOlns a good a44s.a ss
 s'tout-GraeF Lumber compa- ny ka1 just received q new dynamo. A~ NH C afa fyg week illness di5tI last Sunday
 < great 1 Of 9ottoa is being received here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18

Buy your pants anl wall pa per of Claud Clegg and company f vou want the best. We will save you money on overything.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18
;,.rnn,., proncYt, Owner.

Then il 0az that 1cliaa Qp9a tIe advice of his pare4.s. IIunet deeldod To invest his haed=earned avrnas in btf of real estate. This vas how IIHfel NeGehee in his teens, became=a a=property owner and lax payer Of Jefferson county
 lie sooa feHd he opportunity. Selecting ! loi ia Nonl1's south western addition No. L. was reahlnd to a-qHifa pos* .sion bT tlHa raym6nt #Sfo.oo down. @ftfI tho privilege or rattn4 Inc remain der in iusta1aeu' cogeI i1le q ,,e- rf"J of two years and four luonl hs. lie ff said 10 tis f8rt her credit, however taa h. no& anticipates paving foe il in fT5 within | year and two n4on h. IT, ha5 @lFsa.Iy
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Wn,. Burke
 10 West Second Avenue.

lIon Tor other hoHs. He ll57 had H9
 greater opportunities for saccc5. han Ie sNefa@e boy in Pine Blu9 today, aud he has done nothiu, more than what any other boy may dc He is I quiet. modest, uno's= Iraslvc little fellow nof given tg sell appreciation. and never ref as lo his accomplishments unless as ed about il
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Saves lis Money.

tHlike the majority of boys ot his age, Hunter seemed to care lit- tie for peanuts and popcorn. or fl he cared fol, them he resisted their temptation to Il great extent, and saved his money. Out of the little pittauce of $1.o0 q week, which hr drew when hc first began work, he managed To save tha 2reatel DOT ton of it, depositiae il in the saie= keeping of his parents. k fime wenl on, and his saIar& was in creased. hc va enabled to saNe more and Hfota money, until he aziais po54eassd efedifafar Iif= He bank areoJHt with papa @a5 i'is B1uIzGtt
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i ilnii3Ioil.

.aJzz ea=r.a Nl5tf Jsiad #Na.sMaaf= "a 5ae A8..e o5 Ii~r mother. af...r several a3ss.zS' @tt4asetazf.5s
 aa} X. railway gave an z GfsI5a 5a Hamilton and return rfH. a50
 
 -1 union des,or for Thornton as.5 F.. a:.l5e H@ taa= Goefoa Ba}t aHd tj4 4 railway sanH
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\ i4an,!ittf.! at iifircn.

linen Hunter conceived inc idea ot erecting | small cottage on his lot This ne pIopOa9a 10 rent out 10 | suitable tenant and thus enable him 10 pay of bis indebtedness the sooner.=for hi7 lol would then be bringing him iii some returns
 His father assisted him here by coming 10 his relief in tho erection ot three-room cottage. The house Na.7 cor4pi,ted last August, and on the fr- day Of October h. drew his first rental moneN $7.5o, which he is ne~ coll efine each month This "ith tiie salary he draws as car rier boz enables him to pay q good lE sum each month upon his indebt- cdnrSS
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Prairie Addition

Situated o1 lastia's Ayea4 :. known a. F@entF- sixth at. 1 ifa1el streeis. Ghssr lots ha4s been hel dat $5o per lot, b..e in order to seli sa0e with. @o days l vii take $25 per lo~ This is the cheapest real estate eyer offered for this none, and fa increasing iu valuation daily.
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An Example for Boys.

What Hunter McGehee has ac- complished may be accomplished by any other box. His conduct affords striking example of what even 2
 boy may do, and is worthy the em- ulation of others. His accomplish ment itself shonld be an inspira :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-18

A4Ge=Ai4 4A4 #t'' s ##i' I5z #7' t=t .zE5 s3, PeraaTa VoaIaFga #u=t5~~ 1.aa=- 0l9= L8e0 t3lI4 aaol. l=to4> and tipy a6e=feV, Tor 9a4lee l. modest the reader raeaIaed-tl He- etdeAIa tiiat 70 to naar IT, oae of lae= most ielofesfins zeof1es iu e7- 9llday lie.
 Started as Carrier Boy.
 Hunter MeGehee k I lad ol lu- teen. fHr Heafs ago. when he Was brH ton. hc began working Tor the paiIt Graphic a@ carrier bof, H." had had no previous experience WAS green and -raN in thr bus lncss aud started in on q salary eommensarateIy small For whole Wear lie worked foi the insi&niticant stun of $l.oo per Wret. He was given the route aloH4 Firth and Sixth avenues, which he still has
 Recognition of Merit.
 AlWaNs steady and reliable i'll his Wofl strictly attentive To duty and anxious To extend every possi- bIc courtesy to both his employers and the patrons oi the paper, Hunt CT soon inSlatiated himself i'll tine good 9raGes of all those with whom he eanlc in contact In q business way His employers soon reeog nized in him one {. their =be.5t car Tier boys and at tine cNpira1 ion o1 a year his salary was raised To S1.25= pc. week. Other raises fol lowed quickly. until he vas given he sum of $3.oo per week a fail ,, price Tor carrier boys which ht l lS S1 ill dfa V il{o
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NEIGHBORING TOWNS


Greer arrived Tuesday. a
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due il Is stated. to poor .jGzigmeuf in operating upon an unsuitable case
 There were he states three anatomi- cal cases, one ideal functional result. thre cases in which marked improve ment occurred. with good function. and one case was still under treat
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NEGRO STONED Bi WHlTIi AP-

Proprietor of Negro RcSta,Ira Tt
 Biere9ardcd Warning to
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: absence of several months.