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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-02-20

All old-time Cough Syrups bind the
bowels. This Is wrong. A new idea
was advanced two years ago in Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. This
remedy acts on the mucuous membranes
of the throat ahd lungs and loosens the
bowels at the same time. 1t expells all
cold from the system. It clears the
throat, strengthens the mucuous mem
branes, relieves coughs, colds, Group
whooping cough, etc. Sold by Chap,
man& Mayfield.i
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-02-20

Means the ability 20 90 good DAYS.
work, without undue fatigue ana .1 Ea5
life worth living. You c1u1ct hare
Indigestion or constipation withc1t
its upsetting the liver and pc4l-s5lE the
blood. Such a condition may D. cesr
and quickest relieved by Heroine. 11s
best liver regulator that the wurlt eas
ever known. Mr.. ID. W. SUiEh. writes,
April >, 1902:
81 use Herbine, and ind i- che best
medicine for constipation aC3 regl-ts-
ing the liver I ever usel. soc Scl1
by Johnston s. Caile.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-02-20
Meriwether Pardoned.

A special from Washington of
the 18th says: Midshipman
Minor Meriwether, Jr., of Louisi-
ana, a member of the third class,
convicted and sentenced to dis
missal for hazing, has been par
doned by the president.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-02-20
A Large Volume Of Business
Disposed OF
ONE DEATH SENTENCE
Affirmed and Execution Fixed For Thurs
day, March 29-LaSt Chapter in
Hampton POStOffiGe Robbery.

The usual sitting of the su-
preme court Monday afternoon
at Jackson was characterize by
an incident somewhat out Of the
ordinary, as during the session
four justices occupied the bench,
not all at the same time, however.
The court was opened by Justices
Calhoun and Truly and Special
Justice w. r. Harper, the latter
occupying the bench after which
Chief Justice Whitfield took his
place In the center of the trio.
The following opinions were
handed down:
By HARPER, S. j.
It. p. Jones VS.. L.K. Kennedy,
an action between a lawyer and
doctor, relative to cross accounts.
from the chancery court of Union
county, In which the man of law
seems to have won; affirmed.
Seamoury &c Co. vs.. M. j..
Bouldin, sheriff, circuit court,
Coahoma county, a question of
overripe bananas and extra taxes
levied upon them, to which ap-
pellent demurred from the lower
court on the ground that the tax
due was covered by his license; !;
reversed and remanded.
II. w. Watson ct ais. VS.. VIII
lie p. Perkins, circuit court of
Lowndes county, a case involv-
ing 3. mortgage, contract and a
substituted trustee; reversed and
remanded for new accounting,
and Watson to be charged with
the accumulated proceeds and
interim.
By TRULY, j.:
Henry Butler VS.. State circuit
court Tallahachie county, mur-
der, death sentence affirmed and
date of execution fixed for Thurs
day, March 90. The appellant
walked into a small store kept by
one Delusko at a small place
called Webb, last summer, and
over a tr;fling purchase of five
cents value, he quarrelled with
the storekeeper, and drawing a
knife, stabbed him to death. In
carefully viewing the case, Judge
Truly could find not even the
substance of an excuse for the
deed, and could only affirm the
sentence of the court below.
w. P. and j. T. Goldsby VS.. S.
Y. Pegus, Lafayette county; af-
firmed.
J. r. Goode VS.. State, circuit
court Tate county. This is a
case in which appellant was con-
victed of selling an intoxicating
compound, a so-called kidney
cure. known as ssK. K. K.'' and
on charge Of unlawful retailing.
After reviswing the case the
court held that the burden of
proof was on the state to show
that the so-called TX. K. K had
been deliberately sold as an in
toxicant. which had not been
brought out of the record; re-
yersed and remanded.
Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany VS.. Willie Schultz, by his
next friend, circuit court Talla-
hatchie county; affirmed.
E. j. Green ct ais. VS.. Village
of Rienzi, in Alcorn county.
chancerY court of Alcorn, involv-
ing question of sale of school
bonds by the community, and
difficulty that arose after the
ssue, the amount involved being
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-02-20
Choice Residence Lot

We have on the market for a
few days only one of the choicest
residence lots in the city. If you
are interested come and look at
it.
COLUMBUS REALTY Co.
10 South Fourth street
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1906-02-20
MISSISSIPPI SILVER SERVICE
House Appropriation Committee WIN Report
FavOrahIY the Bill GiFing $4,000
For This Purpose.

A special from Jackson says:
The Appropriation Committee
of the House will make a favor
able report upon the bill intro
duced in the legislature by Mr..
Dougherty, of Tunica county,
providing that an appropriation
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
DUNN s TROUBLES
ARE INCREASING.
Accused Naval Officer
May BeCalled Upon to
Answer New Charge
BROKE HIS PAROLE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


VALLEJO. Aug. lit leaked out to-
day that more serious charge is likely
to be placed against Lieutenant Edward
Dunn OF the receiving ship Indepen-
dence when he appears before a court
Wednesday morning. The new charge
will be that of breaking his word of
honor as an officer and gentleman by
leaving the grounds adjoining the re-
ceiving ship, to which he has been con-
fined since his arrest In the latter part
of last July, to visit Vallejo.
While an occasional spree or a breach
of the regulations may be passed over
by the men in the service, the breaking
of his word by an officer Is considered
a grievous offense.
Dunns troubles have attracted con-
siderable attention and are attributed
to too much drink. On July IT last he
was placed under arrest for carousing
with a woman of the haIf-world in his
quarters on the ship. At that time
Dunn, who has wife in the East, was
in command of the vessel In the ab-
sence of Captain G.. B. Harber and the
executive officers. Captain Harber
on his return ordered Dunn
under arrest and confinement to
physical condition was such that Cap
tain Harber allowed him an hours
daily exercise about the navy yard. 1t
is now said that Dunn took advantage
of this privilege to steal ashore.
j. It. Ryan, an attorney of this city
will look after Dunn's interests and
will be assisted by a naval officer of the
Pacific squadron, whom Dunn refuses
to name.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
The Nemport,. Cnrro.

The steamer Newport sailed yesterday for An
con and way ports with a general merchandise
cargo valued at $40. 249. TO be distributed as fol-
lows: For Mexico sG47T; Central America
Sso79; Panama. s524s; New York, $24,766; Co
lombia. Ss24: Chile, SIG: Jamaica, 500: Eng
land. $500; Norway. $500. The following were
the principal shipments:
To Mexico-1O45 lbs dried fruit, 54s lbs
bread. 62 canned goods, 10 paste, 125 crts
potatoes, IL crts onions, 81 bxs fresh fruit. 16
pkgs groceries and provisions so TASKS Quicksil-
yer. s fuse. IL kegs spikes, 2I bars iron. .
pkgs boat material bds pipe. 3 pkgs machn-
cry. Ga kegs powder. $40 lbs alum. cs paints,
cs sewing machines, bdls paper.
To Central America-503 bbls -four, $40 lbs
lard. 30 crts potatoes, 30 cs whisky. u cs min
eral water, 423 gals wine, 800 kegs powder,
1267 lbs tallow. . drugs. 20 SKIS coke, 80 SKIS
coal. rolls leather. bales paper bags, IS pcs
pipe. 5000 II lumber.
To Panama-74e9 gals wine. $50 crts potatoes,
30 crts onions. 2500 lbs garlic 1894 lbs beans.
$40 lbs chocolate. 1o5 lbs butter. 80 canned
goods, 10 drums OIL. Is cs salmon, 400 lbs dried
fruit 2,lSS II lumber.
To New York-3250 gals wine, 400 22S lbs pig
lead. 80 bales junk. ? cs scrap leather.
To Colombia-i0l bbls -four, 80 crts potatoes
and onions. 1850 lbs rice 10 beer, bdls rope,
rolls mating.
To Jamaica-Io cs canned fruit, $50 lbs dried
fruit.
Movement of Steamers.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
ROSE CITY SCHOOL
FIGHT ENDED.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 1.-THE ultima
tum of City superintendent of Schools
and Principal of the Santa Rosa High
School E, Morris Cox that the Board
of Education must remove Vice Prin-
cipal Charles T. Conger or he would
resign has had it's effect. At a meet
ing Of the board last night the pro-
fessor was removed by a unanimous
vote.
The removal of Professor Conger is
the elimination of a six weeks battle
for control of school affairs In this
oity. At the time OF the annual cleo
tion of teachers. the first Monday in
July, Professor Conger and a number
of other teachers. including Principal
A. c. McMeans of the Fremont school,
one of the best known educators and
most highly respected men in Sonoma
County, were dropped from the de-
partment.
Professor Conger went to work and
prevailed on his numerous friends and
patrons of the school to demand his
reinstatement. A number of the school
boys also came to his rescue, as did
some of the alumni. AS a result ne was
reelected three weeks later to serve
at the pleasure of the board. He then
left for the south to spend his vacation.
Superintendent Cox decided to make
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

a fight against Conger, and at a meet
ing Of the board last Monday night,
without notice to the absent teacher,
he, members of the high school fac
ulty and several pupils made serious
charges against Professor Conger. 1t
was announced at the close of the
meeting that no action would be taken
for the present. The secretary of the
board the next morning mailed 90 Pro-
fessor Conger's last known address a
registered letter demanding his res
ignation forthwith At the meeting
last night the secretary produced LIE
return receipt. which showed that Con-
ger had received the letter Thursday at
Pacific Grove. On being informed of
the act Of the secretary the board at
once declared the position vacant and
elected Olum A. Johnson of the Stock
ton High School to fill the vacancy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
shipments by the Umatilla.

The steamer Umatilla, which sailed on Friday
for Victoria, had assorted merchandise cargo
consigned TO various British American cities val
ued at Slo67 and including the following:
9GS canned goods. COS gals wine, 1000 lbs
dried fruit, 1880 lbs raisins 1868 lbs beans, 1902
lbs chocolate, 100 and / bale millstuffs. 500
lbs coffee, 902 lbs cheese, pkgs groceries and
provisions, 064 lbs glucose. 900 lbs hops 100 tons
salt, 500 lbs tea. 7S5 pkgs fresh fruit, 80 pkgs
vegetables, zoo SKIS potatoes $50 SKIS onions, 20
SKIS cocoanuts. 2S3T lbs lead. pkgs arms and
ammunition. sewing machines 100 tins
matches so cs fuse, 1 cyl ammonia 10 bales
gambler.
the FIJI Islands. valued at $500 and including 20
crts potatoes and onions, 141 es canned goods II
cs canned salmon es raisins. pkgs provisions
and cs metal polish.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
Memoranda.

OF lightship
Per bark Diamond Head-Saw barkentine Anne
liza and two schooners of Bolinas
Per schr Hunter. from Unalaska Aug LEX
strom and Engstrom were fishing In dory
on Dory Harbor station and gale sprung up
and blew them OF shore to a barren island
called the Bird Island. They were three days
on the island with no food or water On the
third day two men put of from the station with
food and water. When they got to the island
they found the men in exhausted condition
Engstrom was a raving maniac and the two
men that brought the food could not get him
on When they were returning the dory cap
sized and all the got on the bottom of
the boat. excepting Ekstrom who was an excel.
lent swimmer He swan to the shore which
was about mile. and got assistance from the
station to the others.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED


Friday, August 10
stmr Eureka, Golightly. l04 hours from Sc
Saturday. August II.
Stmr Roanoke, Durham, 80 hours from San
Pedro.
stmr Brooklyn. Norbers. 1e hours from Men
docino.
Stmr Despatch. Weber. 2s hours from Eurek..
Stmr TampicO, Mckay. 81 hours from Port
Hadlock.
Stmr Aztec. Frazer u days from Acapulco
Stmr Johan Poulson, Rees 65 hours from
Portland.
Stmr Argo. Hansen 20 hours from Eel River
Stmr SeQuoia, Lunstedt. 20 hours from Eureks.
stmr Del Norte. Payne, 10 hours from Mon
terey.
Bark Diamond Head, Peterson. IL days from
Port Blakeley.
Hadlock
Bktn Aurora. HeIlquist. days from Tacoma
Schr A B johnson, Segethorst, days from
Grays Harbor.
Schr Hunter, Hansen, 80 days from Unalsska
CLEARED.
Saturday, August IL
Stmr Alameda, Dowdell, Honolulu; ID Spreck-
els & Bros Co.
stmr Bonita, Alberts, Port Los Angeles; P G
stmr Curacao Psulsen. GusSmsA ETC.: G
Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

a FTER an absence of eight
IN months the Pacific Mail Com
N pany's freighter Aztec. captain
Frazier. returned yesterday
from the Central American coast. She
left here December 20 last and has
been running between Central Ameri-
San ports and the isthmus ever since.
During the coffee season the Aztec was
kept busy gathering cargo at the
smaller ports for the regular liners.
The Aztec left Ancon on her home
ward run June s. She made many calls
and SLOW progress. She brought 1000
tons Of cargo for this port.
While lying at Acajutla the Aztec
was Jared by a slight earthquake.
VIII Pay Visit to ireland.
Chief Officer Henry E Morton Of the
liner Manchuria has been granted two
months leave Of absence and Will de-
part on Wednesday for the Old World.
after visiting his father in Ireland
Morton expects TO take a flying whirl
through Continental Europe. NJ. J.
Pillsbury VIII take Mortons place on
the Manchuria.
Charles Morton, brother OF Chief Of
hcer Morton and formerly a purser on
the Panama run, will leave here on the
Alanchuria as a passenger for Kobe,
where he will take charge OF the Pa
ciflc Mail agency. Morton was for a
long time IN charge of the agency at
Guatemala, but the climate did not
agree with him and at his own request
he has been reappointed purser. Both
The. Mortons are highly considered IA
the Pacific Mail service.
Alameda Sails for Honolulu.
The Oceanic Steamship Companys
4
yesterday for Honolulu with a full
cargo and large number Of passen-
gers. Among the latter were:
Miss J. kaufman, Z. D. Marshall,
Nr- and Mrs W. T. Young and child,
-lrs. P S Eaton, c. r. Frazier, wife
and. child, Mr.. and Mrs. n. S Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T Moore. Mrs T G.
Blackman. r. A. Funger. r. ". Nc
Chesney. Miss J. Deharlione Mrs. l.
Remington. J. Noyan and family, J. NJ.
Caldwell. DR.. W Lehman, Miss c. Giles,
Miss T. Mury, Captain a. 1. Soule and
son, A. n. Culver Jr.
VIII Command the Korea.
The Pacihc Mail Company received
q cablesram on Friday from Captain
sea aDury, master Of the liner Korea,
asking 10 be released from duty upon
tile arrival here Of the steamship. III
health Is supposed TO be the reason for
there was nothing in the cabIegram to
indicate that Captain Seabury was Sc
riOusly III. AS lar as the company Of
ficials know. Captain Seabury is still
IA fun and active charge OF the Korea
Captain Sandberg viii be detached to-
morrow from the liner San Jose and
VIII take command of the Korea upon
her arrival here. He VIII be succeeded
on the san Jose by Captain Nelson.
Heavy Lumber Recefnfs
SIX coasters arrived yesterday from
northern ports and brought in all
5.0t2, 900 feet OF lumber Two of the
vessels each carried more than 1000. 900
feet The steamer TampicO, from Port
Hadlock, brought 100000 feet and the
bark Aurora, from Tacoma. 1900. 600
feet
-- Newport Sails for Panama.
The Pacific Mail Company's liner
4 e$ewpOrt. Captain Russell. sailed yes
tsrday for Panama and way ports. She
carried about 1900 tons of cargo, Is
cabin passengers, u in the steerage
and Is Chinese.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
Aztec Is Back Again After Eight
Months on Southern Coast.

she VIII load a return cargo. The barkentlne
James Iaft which recently arrived at belllng-
nam from Manila. has been chartered to Load
lumber cargo for wholesalers at san Pedro. Inc
schooner Ludlow finished loading lumber cargo
at Grays Harbor and sailed yesterday for San
fcuro. The following vessels are discharging
lumber cargoes: Ship McLaurin; bsrkentines
Charles F. Croker, Thomas p. Emigh; schooners
Dauntless, 0kanogan.
Vessels due-Barkentines Aurora. Retriever,
Gardiner City; schOoners Salem, Ludlow, Slim
son. John A. Campbell, Louis. Mildred. W. T.
Witzman, King Cyrus, Sadie, Louise.
The ship McLaurin, Captain Fry, is scheduled
to sail Tuesday in ballast for Port Townsend to
reload
Coast Steamship Company's steamer Coos Bay
arrived from san Francisco this afternoon and
s0iied FOR southern points tonight The steam
schooner San Gabriel from San Pedro TO San
Francisco put In here this afternoon TO take
oil for fuel
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
Fugitives Elude Indian Trailers.

CARSON. New, Aug. 11.-Pedro Va
valo, serving a life term for murder.
and Albert Blackwell, who was con-
victed of burglary, two of the men
who escaped from the Carson prison
early yesterday morning, are still at
large, although several posses and In
dian trailers are following them. Guy
Vernon, the young forger who was
overtaken after becoming exhausted,
refuses to tell what route his COM
panions took, but 1t is believed that
they are somewhere in the Sierra Ne
vada near Lake Tahoe.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
United State. Hydrosraphio Once.

A branch Of the United States Photographic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange IA
maintained La San FranciEco for the bcneft
Of mariners, without regard to nationality and
free OF expense NaYtgators cordially in
vited 20 visit the office, where complete sets
OF charts and sailing directions of the world
are kept at hand for comparison and reference
and the latest information can always be ob.
tanned regarding lights, dangers TO nayiga tion
The timebAll service has been suspended. mend
Ing the reconstruction Of the tower OF the Ferry
building. J. T. MCMILLAN
Nautical Expert in char9a
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Tonnage EnKagements.

The following charters were announced yester-
day: The British steamer Chiswick lat Homo
lulu. lumber from Eureka and merchandise from
San Francisco to Sydney and Melbourne (time
charter; British steamer Thornliebank ION Puget
Sound. lumber thence TO Iquique Tatal at 40s.
Both vessels were chartered prior to arrival
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

Forecast for San Francisco and yicinity-Fair
Sunday. with fog in morning: fresh west wind
For Sacramento Valley-Fair Sunday; light
south wind.
For San Joaquin valley-Fair Sunday; light
north wind.
For Los Angeles and vcinity-Fair Sunday
fog in morning; light west wind.
G. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
Boy disappear. From Home.

Charts Doran, the 14-year-oId son of
A, P Doran, residing at 1863 Gcary
street, is missing. The father fears
that he has met with foul play and has
reported the case to the police lin San
Francisco and Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

to erect on property owned by them on
Fifth street The house will be larger
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 11.-Plans are be-
ing prepared by Clements, Stannard &
Blachmann for new opera-house
which D. II. Steele and Carl Alexander
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
WEATHER EuREAu REPORT.

United States Department of Agriculture
San Francisco, Aug. II. 1906.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
Goodyear Rubber cour.rx

Once and salesroom at their rubber
factory, 218-220 Spear ST., bet. Howard
and Folsom Tel Temporary 1873.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

than the Isis Theater and will be sup
piled with all the modern appliances
of a shOwhOuse
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

J. Edlin, merchant tailor. now at 31S
Bush street. Complete line of woolens.'
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

schr Czarina, Koehler. Pirate Cove; Union
Fish Co.
SAILED.
Saturday, August II.
Stmr Eureka. Jessen Eureka
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12

To ARRIVE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-12
Alameda Sails for Homo
lulu and Newport
for Panama.
Captain Sandberg Will
Relieve Commodore
"Bill' Seabury.

A FTER an absence of eight
IN months the Pacific Mail Com
II pany's freighter Aztec, Captain
LlraZier. refrlrrnd rreSfardar
Arizona republican., 1906-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS

Uncle Josh Perkins, the big rural
play, which will be in Phoenix on
Wednesday, November Z, is replete
with smiles and thrills and is declared
one OF the most life-like dramatic Of
ferings seen here in a long. time. true
to all the scenes it attempts to depict
with livid types of characters. life
like and natural presentations. Uncle
Josh is noted as a big success where
ever seen. The four acts are equally
divided between New York City and
Vermont The play centering about
the efforts of a sharp New York attor-
ney, an heiress and her money: How
this plot is foiled by Uncle Josh and
Arizona republican., 1906-11-04

A FREE SHOW-There will be an
other free show this morning at the
fair grounds when several of the race
horses will be given a workout. Among
them will be Audubon Boy which
made fast mile last Sunday and may
go even faster today It is expected
he will warm up for an hour or two
and go his final round about 1890 or
II o'clock
Arizona republican., 1906-11-04

the happy termination make a play
which will doubtless attract a large
audience. Splendid specialties win be
presented during the various acts of
the drama. Seats on sale at Sanichas'.
25c. soc, Use and $1OO.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-04

Mrs. Z. s. Griffen has returned to
the city from the coast, where she had
been for the summer.
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Katy Special Rates

To Portland, one. June IS to -,
return Unit sixty days, one fare for
the round trip. Also to points
.u Washington and British Columbia
at the same rates.
70 Monteaglc. Tenn. june % and
80, July 3 and ;, return limit Aug
u>r 81. one fare plus - for round
trip.
To Mexico city, june p to July 7,
return limit September -. Rate
Sl2s5 round trip. stop off allowed
IN either direction.
To san Francisco and Los Angeles
Juno - To July I, return limit Sep
TENDER -. Round trip 5000
To Muskogee every Saturday and
Sunday, good returning Monday. Call
ed Week End tickets. Round trip,
$50.
Low rates to st. Louis. Chicago and
many other point. on sale daily I'M
til September 30. with final return
limit October 81. Ask Us for rates,
routes, etc. before making your sum
mer trip.
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To Race Romine's Horses.

John SaIgmau of C|oIIInSyilIe, the
owner of the race track there, passed
through Tulsa Yesterday on hi, way
to Cleveland, where he will enter a
string of horses for the July races.
He viii probably cutter horse, belong
ing 10 VI. j. Romiup. Edward Mccoy
uLN j VI lLInr.
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\ muu who i~ 900 perfect Ucalth,
,u hr can io au honest day work
when necessary. has much for which
.c Should bc thankful Mr. t. G..
Rodgers. # Bunchton, Pa, writes
that l, was uot only unable Co work.
but hc couldut stcop over To- tie his
own SHOES, Six bottles of tolcy's
kidney Cur, made % new man of him
he SAYS "Succe-s 90 Foley Kid
uc, Cure" Getmau Drug company.
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Our business has doubled the first
week All we ask is a trial Our mot
to is the Best Meal in Town. BUTTS
& REEVES. Proprietors. Central Ho-
tel G-2j- NJ
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Only pure rye bread Ia town
S%chmidt's. Phone 300
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Are you using Polar Bear Flour
II not. why mot'
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!. v. PRESSING CLUB
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS
CLEANED PRESSED and RE-
PAIRED

Only 81 per month for club member
ship. Dress Making a speciality. All
work guaranteed,
Mrs. S. A. Hopkins, North Main St.,
neal Frisco depot, Dermatologist and
Massage Artist. ik Only white ladies'
will apply.
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Tine above statement De correct.
A. r. BRADSHAW. Cashier.