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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-05-23

likeness:
And now, let me justify the text.
Why did we select it? What is there
in that text that makes it appropriate
to the occasion? Did you notice the
beginning of the Psalm? Glow amia-
BILE are thy tabernacles, O Lord of
hosts! My soul longeth, yea, even faint
eth for the courts Of the Lord: my heart
and nv flesh crieth out for the living
God. Blessed are they that
dwell in thy house: they will be still
praising thee. Selah. For day in
thy courts is better than a thousand. l
had rather be a doorkeeper in the house
of nv God than to dwell in the tents Of
wickedness.' What was it that made
him long for the courts of his God?
What was it that made his soul feel
separated from and turn to-
ward the temple of his God but the fact
that the living God dwelt there? "My
heart and my flesh crieth out for the
living God"
You have erected here temple that
does you great credit. But let me tell
you that the only thing that can make
a church glorious is the presence OF the
LIVING GOD. Apart from that it will
be but a mockery, sham. Just in pro
portion as it shall be to you the outward
and visible symbol of His presence, just
so far will it be to you an abiding and
abounding blessing. Just so far as you
shall make it trysting place with the
DIVINE, where you meet with God,
shall it fulfill all your hopes and crown
all your longings. God, in His mercy,
grant that it may be ever found in the
coming years that His presen ce dwells
here in full measure. Amen.
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room for supply oS coal. The ae-
oustics of the church have been
tested and found to be perfect
even those in the farthest recesses OF
the Sunday school assembly room
being able to hear without effort.
Mr.. ". Scott Harvin, the +! chairman
of the building committee, reports
the total cost of the building, furn-
ished, between $4,000 and $4,000.
The general effect of the building,
within and without, is very pleas.
inc, and wonder is often expressed
that such a beautiful and substan-
TALLY built church could be had for
the sum Of it's cost.
The church is often spoken of as a
credit not only to the congregation
and the town of Manning, but to this
section Of the State.
Holladay, has taken untiring inter
est in the erection Of the church and
is now very happy to see it com.
pleted and ready for the regular
worship of the congregation.
The services began with a
delightfully."- sung voluntary,
followed by the Doxology.
The Rev. James Mcdowell
then offered a most fervant
prayer of invocation. The pro
gram for this service we give
later. The lack of space forb!ds
Cur going into full details, but
suffice it to say the entire pro
gram was we'll carried out, and
without the slightest confusion.
It was our purpose to print the
full text Of the sermon, but we
are unable to do so, and while
we have not been able to get it
in full we think we can present
our readers with a very full and
fair summary.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ADVERTISING RATES:

Communications mus: be accompanied By the
zeal name and address OF the writer IN oroer 70
receive attention.
No communication OF o personal charac-cr
win be published except as al advertisement
Entered at the Postof9ce at Manning as Sec
ond Class matter.
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Extra, Special Value.

One case Fine Figured Organdie, Wes. worth
l5c. the yard, will 90 for the cash at l0C.
A large line of 40 inch Lawn only lOc the
yard. Fine India Lawns. 27 inch wide, only DC.
the yard. All kinds of pursian Lawns at close
prices, for the cash.
a large assortment of India Lawns ~at 1Oc.,
II 1-2c., 15c., 20c. and 25c. the yard.
A large line of Black Goods for Suits and
Skirts, that must 90 for the cash.
Ladies, it will pay you to see the splendid
line of Black Goods we are showing for the cash.
A large line of Ladies' Muslin Underwear
must 90 at close prices for the cash, Corset COW
ers, Gowns, Undershirts, and everything in the
Underwear line at close prices.
Ladies' Gauze Underwear at prices to suit
the Ladies'.
Ladies' Gauze Corset Covers value 35c. will
90 for the cash at 15c. each
a large line of Gauze Vests at Sc. each.
large and splendid lot of Gauze Vests at
10c. each; also better grades of Gauze Vests at
15c., 20c and 25c. each.
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PROGRAMME.

J. Voluntary.
=. Doxology.
3. Prayer Of Invocation-By Rev. James Nc
Dowell.
I. Hymn No. 606-"I Love Thy klnsdom
Lord" announced by Rev. w. S. Porter.
5. Scripture LeSson-Read by Rev. S. NJ,
Smith, D. D.
6. Prayer-By Rev. A. n. BcunSon.
T. Hymn No. 569-'We Cannot Build Alone. "
S. Notices, Remarks by the Pastor. etc.
9. Ofertory.
10. Sermon-By Rev. s. NJ. Smith. D. D.. Of
Columbia, S. G.
II. Prayer-By Rev. R. L. Grier.
II. Hymn No. SS-"Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord
God Almighty! followed By the prayer
Of Dedication by the Pastor.
Is. Hymn No. 56S-''Thou Whose UnmeaSureo
Temple Stands"
H. Benediction-By DR.. Smith.
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as look upon lie with SO mucl OF 1ts
sadness and sorrow, its susceptibility
to sorrow of every kind should be
tempted to say that after all it is nct
worth living. But when you learn the
great fact of the living God; when you
consider the world as merely the yesti.
bule to the great house of God; when
you consider it, as it were, but the dis.
cordant tuning of the instruments be-
fore the final burst of melody from the
invisible choir: then we know that life
is worth living, and that death will be
one final note of crowning peace.
One Of the theologians of Great Brit
ain-Russell, i think it was, s,-years ago
used this exquisite illustration: that il
God we're to send two seraphs from His
throne to the kingdom of Great Britain,
each with his task appointed, and one
should serve as prelate, whose purpose
it should be to sway the destiny OF the
great nation, and the other was to stand
upon its remotest street corner with a
broom and sweep the sidewalks; that
one would enter his work just as low
ingly and do it just as Loyalty, yes, just
as proudly as the other. I said it was
an exquisite illustration because it
seizes the heart of this great fact and
shows the appreciation of the presence
of ''the Living Cod" This apprecia-
ton of constant communion with ''the
Living God" transforms all of life and
makes it one hymn Of victory,-minors
sometimes in its melody, -. IN at
other times, but always harmonious in
it's infinitely divine sweetness.
Here let me sum up in closing all of
the lesson have tried to bring to you
this morning.
The only valid ground of a vital re-
ligion is a"LIvING GOD" Nothing
but belief in a living God can beget a
living religion. Will you remember
and mark this, that the only religion to
live by is religion that leads to God
to live with. VIII you mark that? And
as the last sentence, will you remember
this, that man alone whose heart and
haeh cry o,,t fnr livi-c- Ga ~t"ll ~
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SOluS ZOt VI GQdG QuulDeC udQ QlGU,
moved away, or had their names eras-
ed, there were still about 130 on the
roll of communicates One Of the or
iginal six members died before the
pastor came to the church. The re-
naming FIVE have since passed away.
Not one who was member when this
pastorate commenced is today living.
What commentary on the truth that
we are all ''pilgrims" upon earth, and
that "there is none abiding!''
The Rev. F. W. Gregg commenced
laboring in this church soon after it
became vacant. On the 1st of August,
1900, he was installed as pastor, and af
ter years and months of faithful SER
vice he resigned. Through his efforts
a neat parsonage was erected on the
church lot.
On the 3rd of September 1903 he was
dismissed, at his own request, to an
other Presbytery.
Happily for this church it remained
vacant but a short time, for on the 10Th
OF November 1908, the Rev. J. NJ. Hol-
laday was installed pastor.
This has proved to be a happy and
wise choice on the part of this people:
for this faithful and laborious servant
of God has been unremitting in his ef-
forts for their prosperity and welfare.
Through his fundamentally this most
beautiful and commodious House of
Worship, costing about $4,000, has
been erected for the worship of AL
mighty God. 1t was dedicated on this
day, on Sabbath, May 20th, 1906. Rev.
Samuel NJ. Smith, D. D., pastor of the
First Presbyterian church in Columbia,
S. c., preached the sermon from Psalm
81, last part End verse, my heart and
my flesh cryeth out for the living God.
The following ministers took part IN
the services Rev. A. N. Brunson of the
Methodist church and Revs. W. S.Por-
ter, R. L. Grier, James Mcdowell, and
J. NJ. Holladay.
Mr.. Holladay has also made great
in the management OF
the finances of the church, and is dill
gent in attending to all that pertains
both to its temporal and spiritual inter-
ests.
The church now has 6 ruling Elders,
3 Deacons, and ITO communicates and
is the 3rd church as regards member
ship in Harmony Presbytery. 1t gave
last year for the benevolent causes of
our Church, with pastors salary, the
sum of S42l2. IA most creditable and
worthy showing.
And now, dear Brethren, as We look
back over the past history of this be-
loved church, as we remember its ven
erable Office bearers, and its many
faithful private members who served
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Fans, Fans.

known that way pre-
with
everybody word
pay you drop
what show full everything Millinery
Ribbons Veng Duck Outings Hats everything the Millinery
line.
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Ladies Belts.

We are now showing the most varied line OF
Ladies Belts shown in this town. Silver Belts,
Gold Belts White Embroidered Duck and Linen
Belts at 15c., 25c, 35c and soc.
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pYkE AND RIVALS OUT ON BOND

Lafayette Pyke and r. 1faxey Ryals,
who were some time ago arrested and
lodged in the Pasco county jail for the
alleged murder OF Clyde Pyke. a broth
or Of Lafayette Pyke. have been re-
leased in the sum Of $1,000 each BY
Judge Wall
The application for hail came up on
habeas corpus proceedings by ". p.
Bryan, Of Jacksonville, and Alfred St.
Clair Abrams. Of Tavares; Robert w.
Davis representing RyaIs, States At
toTney II. s Phillips representing
the prosecution. Clyde Pyke was
found dead IN his brothers house, with
a bullet hole through HIS head. and
suspicion at once pointed toward the
two men arrested. Judge Wall eau
Toned Pyke and Ryals that II they at
tempted to escape il would be evidence
OF thejr guilt. and that he would spare
no pains or expense IN having them
apprehended and tried.-Tampa Times.
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BURNED N THEIR BEDS
Ter Msn Net . Fearful Death in a
Birmingham, Ala Boarding House
Yesterday Morning

Birmingham. Ala. Oct z9.-Ten men
were burned 10 death yesterday norm
Ing. two men seriously. pe-hacs fatal
y burned. and a third slightly Injur-
Cd BY jumping from a second story
window
The men were all inmates Of a
boarding house al Twelfth street and
Third avenue. run b. AIRS. r. F. Wa
ley II Is believed that the fire was
n inceadiary origin and it had gained
saeh headway before being discovered
thar after the alarm was given there
was nothing ieft Tor those who could
but 10 jump 10 the street below. All
q those burned 10 death we're asleep
on the secoHs floor Of the house. and
IL e not Understood how the men FAIL
ed 70 awake IN tire to at least leap
from the windows.
Besides the ten men burned and the
three Injured. AIRS WaiIey and her
two sons occupied rooms in the house
ana The latter three people made their
eS-apc without injury The house
WIS completely destroyed
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AGAINST THE OCTOPUS
Standard Oil Company Found Guilty
BY the Ohio Jury--tt Win Appeal,
OF Course

Findlay. Ohio. Oct. 20.--The stan
dard OF Company IS adjudged guilty
OF conspiracy and has been 50 pro-
claimed By jury In court.
After twenty-five hours deifberation
the jury In the case against the STAN
dard Oil Company OF Ohio returned
q verdict yesterday declaring the COM
pany guilty on the charge OF conspira-
cy against trade IN violation OF the
Valentine antitrust law
The verdict was rendered to the
court at $3.50 and after thanking the
jury for ITS patience Judge Baker dis
missed the body.
The defendants counsel fled notice
OF a motion for a new trial. No date
has been set for hearing this motion.
but the general belief is that the mo-
ton will be denied. Il Is presumed
then that the company win appeal the
case to the higher courts and fight It
out there. resisting the state as long
as il can do so.
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CANNON WAS CAPTURED
The Big Gun Was Not a Piece Of Ar
tillery, But the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives

New York. oct. 2o.--A special to
the world from Philadelphia tells Of
the arrest there last night OF Speaker
J. G. Cannon.
The special says that last night
Speaker Common and Congressman
1fccreary made a whirIwind automo-
bile tour OF Philadelphia and that af-
ter nine-mile trip 20 Germantown.
which was made An fifteen minutes. a
policeman placed the entire porty un-
der arrest for violating the speed or
dinance.
After explanations were made Mr..
Cannon hurried into the hail TO make
his speech and keep his engagement.
while the chauffeur was left detained
In the hands OF the policeman.
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socKED IT TO THE CENTRAL
Judge Holt Fined the Gig Railroad
Company $4,000

New York, Oct. 20.-Sentence was
imposed yesterday for the violation Of
the rebate law by the New York Cen.
trial and Hudson River railroad.
Judge Holt, Of the United States
circuit court, yesterday morning gave
notice that he was ready TO impose
sentence on the company and he then
proceeded 10 designate a fine of s1OS.-
600 for granting rebates. the convic-
ton having just been secured in that
court after a hard-fought battle
Judge Holt then imposed a fine Of
$4,000 on Frederick Pomeroy. assist
ant traffic manager Of the road. he
having been convicted In the same
court on six different counts. the fine
being $1,000 on each of the counts.
The fines were a great surprise, es-
pecially owing TO the enormiiy OF that
imposed upon the company for its
violation Of the law.
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DID IMMENSE DAMAGE
Over . Hundred Lives Lost BY the
Hurricane in f4avsna-cruiser
Brooklyn Driven Esh0rs

Mex York. Oct. 2e.-Tbe Telegram
yesterday prints a special from Tia
Yana swing a brief outline Of the
STORM damage there The special says
that ~ least 100 lives were lost Ia the
city ~ a result OF the cyclone. and
thai the United States cruiser Brook
Ign WAS torn from her mOOrings ID
the harbOr and thrown on shore. The
damage done the vessel IS not known.
Later Information from Havana says
that niueiy-four Of the fatalities were
confined 20 The natives. and sixteen
foreign residents were killed
Il - feared that the loss Of life IN
the interior has been even greater In
proportion. especially IN Pinar del Rio
province. II is estimated that the wind
attained a velocity u not less than
eighty miles an hour. The greatest
money loss will be 10 the shipping
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HUMAN sLooD Marks

tale Of horror was told BY marks
Of human blood In the home OF J. ".
Williams. a wei known merchant OF
Bac. Ky. He writes: Twenty years
ago. / had severe hemorrhages OF the
lungs. and was near death when be-
gan taking DT. Kings New Discovery.
It completely cured me, and have re-
manned well ever since" 1t cures
Hem0r-hages. Chronic Coughs. Set
tied Colds and Bronchitis. and Is the
only known cure for Weak Lunss- Ev-
cry bottle guaranteed By Tydfngs &
Co. druggists. soc. and 81; trial boz
tie free.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Tax Deed Under Section 8 Of Chap
ter 4sss. Laws Of Florida
Notice is hereby given that s. J. Pat
ters0n. purchaser Of tax certificates
No. z735. 27s6. dated the srd day 81
April. A. D. 1899. and zfss. dated An
gust S. 1900, has fled said cersiaeafes
IN my Office. and has made applications
for tax deed 70 issue In accordance
with law. said certificates embrace
the following described property stu
ated in Marion county. Florida. to-uit.
81 Of block 20. and nWH Of block q.
Cline's ad Oeaia-
The said land being assessed At the
date q the issuance Of such ceruHcsfes
IN the name ~ Walker Swami. pa-fjc~
unknown and ". r. Cline. UnIer~
said certificates shall be redeemed se-
cordiDg 10 law, tax deed win irrrs
thereon on the s9th day Of October. \.
d. 1906.
Witness my official signature a1s
seal this the 2sth day q september. a.
D. 1905. s =. Sistr1nk
Clerk Circuit court. Marion Co. Eia-
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an AwFuL couoH cuRrn

Two years ago our little girl had
a touch Of pneumonia, which left her
with an awful cough. she had spells
or coughing. just IKE one With wh00p-
ing cough, and some though she would
not get well al all. We got bottle Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, which
acted like a charm. She stopped
coughing and got stout and fat.
writes Mrs. Ora Bussard, Brubaker.
III This remedy IL for sale by All
druggists.
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a ckRo

This Is TO certify that all Druggists
are authorized to refund your money
II Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. II stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures Ia
grippe cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. contaisn no opiates.
The genuine is in yellow package.
Refuse substitutes. For sale BY all
dealers.
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NOTHING 10 FEAR

Mothers need have no hesitancy in
continuing to give ChambcrlaiI S
Cough Remedy 10 their little ones, as
II contains absolutely nothing lasur-
ious. This remedy is not only perfect
- safe 10 give small children. but II
Is medicine OF great worth and merit.
Il has 4 world wide reputation. for its
cures OF coughs, colds and Group and
can always be relied upon For sale
by al druggists.
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RESULT OF NEGLECT

In most cases consumption results
from neglected OF improperly treated
cold Foley's Honey and Tar cures
the most obstinate coughs aud pre-
vents serious results. II Gusts you no
more than the unknown preparations
and You should insist upon having the
genuine i'm the yellow package. sold
by an dealers.
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JuLlus cAEsAR

Was a man Of nerve. but sickness left
It's mark and he became aged before
his time. Sickness is often caused by
a torpid liver. Herbine win regulate
your liver and give you health. Mrs.
Carrie Austin. HoIlon. Kansas. writes:
IT consider Herbine the best medicine
I ever heard of. am never without
g." Sold by the Anti Monopoly Drug
store.
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GOING TO MARKET.

oar Mr.. ". ". Condor win leave
On November Ist for New York.
Where Re win buy one Of the largest
ard nnest stocks 81 ieweiry. fine china
and cot glass. music and fnusicai IN
struments. and goods n the lines usu-
ally carried by the store that this
city has ever seen. Any special orders
left at the store. wiil be given person
a attention BY 8r. Condor. and cars-
fUi selections made By him. while ne
Il in the city
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NEW GOODS ARRIVING.

I have bought this season. the hn-
est stock ~ goods in my lire mar
have ever carried The goods are be-
ginning 70 arrive. and the public can
rest assured that the stock VIII ba
second 10 none in the country sad viii
hil their every want IN nv Tine
a. f. Burnett Jeweler. Merchants
Block
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THE HERMITAGE
DAIRY
Fr-sh and Pure Milk and Cream o.,
Evered Every Morning At Your
PHONE 80
NOTICE or FINAL
SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE

Notice IS hereby given that on the
18TH day Of April a. D. 1907. the an
dersigned, as execltrix Of tbs estate
OF Genevrie Mann, deceased. VIII pre-
sent my final account and vouchers 20
Joseph Bell, probate Judge Of Marion
county. Florida, and make ny fnn
settlement and ask Tor final discharx1.
J. C. MaDgbs.
Exeeutrix Estate 81 Geneyrte xann.
September %. 1906.
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NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS

Subscribers To the Ocala Pressing
Club are notified that persons who are
not members II the club will not be
allowed % pat tn goods Tor cleaning
and pressing on the membership Of
regular monthly members. This rule
VIII To- strictly adhered 90 in The fu-
iure. J. r. Williamson. Proprietor.
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A LUCKY PosTMlsTeEss

Is Mrs. Alexander OF Cary, Ne. y no
has found DR.. Kings New Life pills
TO be the best remedy she ever tried
for keeping the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels in rerfect order. You'll agree
with her II you try these painless pu-
rifiers that infuse new life. Guaran-
teed BY Tydings & Co, druggists
Price. rs cents.
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LOW ROUND TzIp
EXCURSION RATES
Via the Atlantic Coast Line

Sii.95. Atlanta, Ga. Rate or one fare
plus p cents. Tickets ON sale Dc-
tober IS. 20. 81 and -. final limit oc-
tober 30. Extension Of limit 10 No
vernber X may be obtBined
For further information apply to
nearest agent or J. &. Kirkland, Div
Passenger Agent. Tampa. Fla
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sEAsoARp AIR LINE
SPECIAL RATES.

Sf1.s5 Atlanta, Ga, and return. Tickets
on sale Oct 10. 20. q and ed, with
final limit Oct. 30. Extension avail
able 10 Nov 18th.
s1f.e5 Atlanta, Ga, and return Tick
cts on sale Oct. 18th. goth. 2ist and
End. with final limit Get. Goth. TX
tension available TO Nov 18th.
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Special Notes.

After the selling dates specified
above the rates herein announced viii
be cancelled and the fares between
points in question viii be those shown
N the regular one way tariffs 81 this
company except where round trip
rates are elsewhere duly and properly
announced.
Fey further Information and Pull
nan reservations. call city TICKET Office.
telephone 10
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Regular sessions on End and 4th
tuesdays IN each month. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited.
wm. Anderson, Exalted Rnier.
David s. Williams. Secretary.
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GINNING AND BUYING coTToa

VIII bay Or gin cotton. Highesf
market price paid for the same
J. ". SAINT M0rrisr0n. ia
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SAL

We have at the livery stables Of W.
D. TOmDkins hne lot OF horses and
mules, Of different sizes and prices.
mostly Kentucky and Tennessee stock.
We VIII be pleased 10 show the stock
to you at any time. and viii guarau-
tee you good animals at moderate
prices. Nichols & Tompkins. North
Side Of Square.
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS,
CHEAP.

Two Of the prettfest residence lots.
front on different streets. in the very
choicest residence part Of the city. for
sale cheap for cash. Inquire at tits
office.
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Some rare bargains in Haviiand
china az the p stofdce Drugstore.