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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07
Hints for Americans
In German Labor Plan

Karl Poertner Finds Conditions Worthy Of Emulation in
Close Study Of Lot of Kaser's ubjects.-lnsuranc
System Highly Beneficial--Othe News Of Organized
Labor.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
THE FIELD
Co. g.
OF LABOR

The following unions will hold sessions
tonight:
Carpenters council. Labor temple.
Electrical workers, 2SS. Weybosset
street
Bridge workers. Labor temple.
Plumbers, Labor temple
BOILER MAKERS ELECTIONS
At the meeting OF the Boiler Makers
union on Wednesday evening the most
important busines sto be disposed OF was
the election OF the officers This was
made n very interesting event from tho
fact that the two lodges united their
membership and the officers were chosen
from both OF them.
The election resulted as follows Michael
J. Neary president: Christopher Mckcn-
ma vice president, William Allen, record
ing secretary. John u. MoRan; CORE
responding secretary; John Scallon. fnan-
cial secretary; J. w. Curran, treasurer;
Alfred McCool business agent; delegate
TO the New England lodge. James II.
Crook: delegates TO the Central Trades
and Labor union, Brothers Mckenna,
Morgan. Crook. McCool and Williams.
In addition TO this business they receiv-
ed two members from the dual lodge and
disposed OF n number OF routine matters.
II was announced that the installation Of
officers would take place at the first
meeting I'm January The union also
planned 10 hold a ball during the first
part OF the month of February
COUNCIL TAKES ACTION.
At the meeting of the Building Trades
council last evening onr Of tho first bits
OF business was the drafting q set OF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE C0,wEyga;gzz1 2s3=2sz s.

resolutions TO be sent to the city council
announcing that the council is opposed TO
the granting of any exclusive franchise
10 any corporation in this city or state
The question came up under discus
sion OF the prospects Of the Home Tele-
phone company II was urged by some OF
the members who come from cities where
the telephone competition is not limited
that there Is every advantage In having
two competing lines. for thereby the
greater number is supplied for the same
or even less money When the matter
was threshed out II was decided 20 oppose
the exclusive franchise idea.
large amount OF other business per
tanning to the trades allied was gone over
during the evening. after the report Of
the business agent and the various dele
gates had been made Some plans for the
coming spring were made also.
MoLDERs ELECT OFFICERS.
The most important business AT the
meeting 81 the moldets last evening was
the election OF officers. Before this was
done. however. five new members were
admitted and several applications were
fled Il was then planned that a smoke
talk be held I'm the near future. After
the election OF the officers Il was voted
that this talk be held az the time OF In
stallation. Several resolutions were voted
that this talk be held az the time OF in
stallati0n. Srvprat resolutions were voted
upon pertaining 60 tho city affairs. among
them being the two expressing the desire
Of the union that no corporation be given
an exclusive franchise IN this city and
ono favorins Alderman Dunn FOR tho po-
lIco commission.
TRANSFERS Ne woFF1CERs NAMED
Last evening tho nomination of officers
of the General Teamsters' union. Local
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67S. occupied .he greater part Of their
time. The candidates are: President
Joseph Day: vice president. John l.. Sui
Ivan. secretary and treasurer. Chester
r. Pearce: recording secretary. John
Keefe and John f. Sullivan.
In the course Of business John ]. Cur
ran. Dennis J. O'Brien and Joseph II.
meeting OF the Rhode Island Label
league.
The ball COMMITTEES made a report Of
progress. The hall Is 10 take place in
Eagle hail. IS Snow street. Friday eve
ming. Jan. is.
Three candidates we're obligated. Sow
oral communications from the national
headquarters were received and placed on
file. after which tho Delegates 10 the Cen
tral Trades and Labor union made a re-
port.
LEATHER WORKERS CHANGE OFF,
GERS.
Three now members were obligated and
ono application for mcmbershlp was re-
coived at the regular meeting of the
Leather Workers last evening Trade con-
ditions were reported excellent. First vice
president OF the International leather
Workers will visit this city IN January
for the purpose OF directing a campaign OF
organization
Considerable business OF a routine char
acter was disposed Of after which the
officers were elected rs follows: President.
ROoert T.. Burton, vice president. ID. +.
r. MahOney. secretary -treasurer. A. J.
Flnan, recording secretary, Edmond
Sweeney: chaplain. r Y. Cummings: mar
shal Joseph Williams. guard. William
chase: local organizer and corresponding
secretary. John Brewell. executive board.
r r. Burton. T. =. osborne and ID. r..
Mahoney
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21
RIVERSIDE

The local Office OF The News-Democrat
at Lewis restaurant, Riverside SQUARE
where advertisements and news Items
may be left.
A. o. Williams and family OF this p,s..
were all prepared TO entertain Mr.. VII.
liams' brother, and his bride, who were
to have been married In Augusta, Me.
yesterday morning. but last nights mail
brought the information that the bride
and bridegroom are both confined TO their
beds by severe attack OF the measles.
Riverside has a full-hedged corporation
now In the Arm OF the Charles w. Grube
Real Estate company, the charter having
been recorded at the office OF Town Clerk
William +. Smyth. At a meeting held last
evening Charles w. CRUDE was elected
president and James @. johnson secretary
and treasurer.
John B. Case camp. Sons OF Veterans
will meet In Grube's hall this evening and
elect officers for 1907.
The choir OF st Brendon Catholic
church are practcing evenings for a mu-
steal treat TO be given at the church on
Christmas morning
The Alpha club will meet IN their rooms
In the Penniman g. Crumb block on Lin
coin avenue this evening.
We have received the finest lot of tur-
KEYS for Christmas We ever had. We also
have a complete line or oranges. apples,
nuts. candy, etc. Please call and look
our stock over before going elsewhere.
PENNlNAN g. CRUMB.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-21

The local office OF The News-Demoorat
is at Lewis restaurant, Riverslde saIar.
where Advertisements and news Items
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21
pIaEoN oooP BURNED

PIGEON COOP BURNED "A
small shed used y : pigeon coop ..
ths rear Of the house ooonpisd BY
Lindeli Jack near the Florence and
Cripple Greek railroad tracks. burned
yesterday afternoon. There WAS
about $50 worth Of fancy pigeons in
the building and they were all burn.
cd. There was also some hay in the
building and this made . hot FIRE, but
the flremen by their timely appear.
anoe soon had tha flames under con.
troll. The fire 10 said to have origi.
mated from . spark from > passing T.
aud O o. engine. At any rate Mrs.
Jack a few minutes before extin.
guished some SPARKS that bad fal.
len onto the roof Of the building.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

AT COAL CREEK-Grand Ohan.
celior Warner Of the Knights of Py.
thiae, ACCOMPANIED by plumber Of
local Ksights, visited Hercules lodge
No al. at Goal Greek last night.
The lodge members received the visit.
ing brethren royalty. After the e1.
emplification Of the floor work. the
Goal Uresk Knights rendered = ban.
quet.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

CHRISTMAS TREE-st. AlbAn's
Sunday school will have Christmas
tree on Monday evening 1t the church
at 1880. A very Interesting program
has been arranged In recitasions and
music. including solos by the Mipses
Beatrice McCandless and Mildred
Davie. All will be welcome.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21
ovERrURNED-A. Erne.. LIZ

OVERTURNED Ernest Lsh.
man and Tony SAvant were driving
ACROSS the bridge on West Second
street yesterday afternoon. the horse
they were driving became frightened
1t some object, turned suddenly and
threw the wagon into the irriRatinR
ditch. Lehman WAS brown clear
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21
II r. LUTES

aoross IL and savAnt succeeded In
jumping before he struck the water.
This horss has always been more O.
le@s nervous and frequntly friRhtens
at objects. There WAS no damage
aside from broken tug.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

We urge you to compare prices
II you intend buying jewelry.
Just reason II out for yourself.
The Gibbs Jewelry Co.'S stock was
bought for 40 cents on the dollar.
Don't you think u can be sold
cheapest?
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21
King Of All Cough Medicines 8

Mr.. r. g. Case, mail carrier Of Can
ton Center, Conn. who has been in the
U. 8. service for about sixteen years,
says: I'VE have tried many cough med
icines for Group, but Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is king OF all and one to
be relied upon every Tins We also flnd
it the best remedy for coughs and colds,
giving certain results and leaving no bad
after effects" For sale by Daniels drug
store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21
1 Am In Line

On everything In feed and fuel.
Have . big stook and will make prices
TO interest you In coal. hay and grain
PrAtt's food. All We ask Of the peo-
pie is to get our prices before buying.
92-97 L. z. HOGATE
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

Cd States navy and has enlisted with
Uncls Sam for four years He LIFT
Denver yesterday slroute for San
Frauoisoo. CAL. and will sail for the
south from thsrc. This IL four Flor.
sncs boys who have Joined the Un.tad
States marine sarvics.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

Russell formerly Of this city 70 Miaa
Laura Carter Of Athens. Tex. A. fer
- knswn now no one from here will
attend The marriage ceremony.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

Xmas cigars In boxes OF ~. 26 and
80 at the Green Front cigar store.
Williams and Mann. 80 96
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

PRESTON FUNERAL--Ths funsr.
al Of n H, Preston was held this AFT.
srnoon the services being conducted
from the Deibert undertaking parlors.
The Woodmen Of the World. the
Women Of Woocdrafs and the & Of p.
band. Of which he was . member.
attended In , body.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

A nice line Of holiday box paper
this year at Ludwick and Flecher's.
"a rs
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21
VICTOR.

Ono new $40 Vitor talking ma
chine, $50. Gibbs Jewelry Co. s
stock.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

6es the beausifal dl.plAy Of goods
In Daniels show windows. 8b-ti
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21
J0TTINds ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Lndwiok and Fletcher for sll klnds
Of smoksrs' articles. ~ 70
THE B. 8 S.-The Brewster Bibls
school will have their Ohristmas tree
ON Monday afternoon. A program
has been arranged. The friends Of
the superintendent have enabled him
20 give the children treat.
Guitars and Mandolins $3.50.
Gibbs Jewelry Co.'S stock.
ANNOUNCEMENTS - The mails
which arrived yesterday from the
South. contained dozens Of announce.
mcnts Of tbs coming marriage Of Rev.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21

Bain's weekly social daDoa will
take place Friday evening. 1884
BECOMES A SAILOR - Arthur
Irwin OF this oily has Joined this. Unit
The daily tribune., 1906-12-21
BARGAIN LIST

BARGAtN LIS
Vacant let's With city water. $50 70 : 76
Good furnished house. lsassd
GrouEo 100
Saiiaiss., .''' 80 ~ a2s
Splendid &roon brick house.
city wa.ef inside, 600
House and lot, T. Second strsst.
city wetsr. 900
Newly finished +room house aad
lt., E. Third It,, city wster In
side. rocts for y. 600
New and ssoond hand buseiss, also now and
second hand pianos for salscheap. bss nv list
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-12

" girls in the cast The management
has been careful to take only the
prettiest girls in the chorus that is
TO present this merry musical mel
ange this fall and winter, and there
never ware more lovely girls than the
Poster girls, he Polly girls the
Julia girls and the Automobile girls.
The book of The Maid and the
Mummy is by Richard Garlic, the
music being by Robert Hood Bowers
The story is an interesting one and
the comedy is only interrupted when
one of the seventeen musical NUM-
bers is being sung or the musical
Interruptions the most popular are
Peculiar Julia, Il Fell in Love With
Polly" My Gasoline Automobile, ~
"Oh, Gee Its Great to be Crazy" and
I'm SO Dizzy The cast of The
Maid and The Mummy company,
which comes TO Waxahachie includes
Margaret Durham, Janet Priest,
Fred Warren Edward Groh. and
Earl Dewey The company is play
ing almost entirely return engage
ments this year, which is the best
indication of the favor with which
"'l,Ae Maid and the Mummy was re-
eeived last season.
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Faulty Diges=
tons.
Causes Physical and Mental Break
down. Hood X Martin Guarantee
Mi-o-na VIII Strengthen Stomach.

Few people realize the intimate
relation between the mind and the
stomach. Worry and excessive men
tai work react on the digestive sys-
TEN. while on the other hand the
greatest cause of nerve and brain
impoverishment is 4 weak or faulty
digestion.
Just as soon as you find that your
food is not properly digested, that
YOU taste it after eating. that the
tongue is furred. the breath heavy,
the appetite poor, the head occasion
ally dull and aching, begin the use
of Mi-o-na.
II is guaranteed cure for all dis
eases of The stomach, excepting can
Ger. II is not a patent medicine, and
It's formula is furnished to physi-
clans, druggists, and all intelligent
people who may desire 1t. Mona
differs from any other remedy on
the market, both in it's lasting effects
and in the manner in which it is sold,
hat is, on a guarantee that II VIII
cost nothing unless it cures.
Ask Hood a. Martin TO show YOU
he guarantee they give with every
so cent box of Mi-o-na.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-12

0VE2 THOUSAND
LIVES ARE LOST,


Paris, March 12-By an explosion
OF gas in the Courrieres district OF
Pas de Calais Saturday. about 100
miners lost. their lives, and 5000
fathers, mothers, wives and children
have sorrowing hearts. The last great
mine disaster in France occurred in
1885. when 293 persons were killed and
eighty injured. but all cannot compare
with the one Of Saturday.
The vast mortuary camp is under
the guard OF 400 soldiers anu the grief
OF distracted mourners is heartrend-
Ing. People demanded admission To
see the bodies and even threatened
to break through the Gordon. A man
named Sylvester succeeded in enter
Ing the mine, but he never returned
doubtless being overcome by gas.
There were 1900 miners at work
when the disaster happened Seven
hundred and sixty-four escaped but
some died after reaching the surface.
Leon Cert, one OF the survivors who
is suffering from the terrible effects
OF his experience, related the follow
ing: I was working with gang when
the explosion occurred. Tie foreman
shouted for us to follow him, and dash
Ing into recess in the gallery we We're
followed by blast of poisonous gasses
which rushed by, however without at,
1ecting us. We remained there for
eight hours, when, feeling that suffo-
cation was gradually coming on us,
we attempted to escape We crawled
In single file toward the shaft. but sew
eral of the men dropped dead on the
way, including my son anu the fore
man. | carried my nephew on my back
for forty minutes, and succeeded in
saving him. 1t took us four hours to
reach the shaft
Despite the danger volunteers went
down after corpSes. In some instances
mere piece of burnt flesh would be
brought up, and nearly every body Is
%ssssYSbfyS @iarsrated. yOne hero, after
bringing up fourteen Fha4ies, was sui
located While attempting to return
with TIE nfteenth -.
Some of the miners escaped by
means of a ladder. All were more or
less injured. and appeared to be on
the verge of madness. When asked
about their comrades one of them said
at is horrible. All of them are dead.
Replying to an inquiry as to wheth-
er hope remained for the finding Of
more mel alive in the mine, an en-
sineer who had been down the shaft
said: 1T is scarcely possible. The
state of the galleries is such that
clearing OF Them will be difficult
task. while the flames were so fierce
that many Of the victims must have
been reduced to ashes.
Far-the time being the mine build
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81
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ghsec az theY wn-e beoush pp truu
th sc Stfesg relatives arrived
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Sulphur Il. tt planning mill, yalu
at $1,000, burned.
Katy is setting thxsfsa fYf}s
10y e.lfsN sss $t.s.s

.rasss ~ s IS: o..1s OF
L. E. Camp of Mexia, Tex, shot him
self through the heart
Broken Arrow l. T., is anxious TO
be recording district.
f. R. Rogers, a prominent citizen of
Oklahoma City died suddenly.
j. III. Lee was smothered to death
near Shamokin, Pa in a collery.
A bill to legally Kill incurables. has
been Introduced in the Iowa assembly.
G, o. Blythe, a switchman, was run
over and Killed by train at FL Paso
Jacksonville Tex, will soon have a
state bank with capital stock of s25,-
900.
Towboat Thomas Lysle sunk at
Braddock Pa, and chambermaid
drowned
Houston is to have two ten-storv
buildings and one seven-story struc,
ture soon
Citizens National bank at Wolfe City
Tex, capital stock s35 600, has been
organized,
New York parties will make a prop
osition TO Austin city council to re-
build dam
In d Chicago saloon Adolph Bod
ZONES killed Nicholas thinner over a
bill for s6,5e
Imprisoned in a box car two days,
Arthur Haley burnder his way out at
Cleveland O
Meat market of G. R Bunting at
| Dallas was burglarized and over $500
| in cash taken.
Jack Weiss and John Whitelake were
killed al Raleigh, N, c. by wagon
falling on them.
Near Runge, Tex, the little son of
w Payne fell trom.a chair striking
the back of his head and dying.
Louis Campbell negro. was shot
to death at l.orena Tex. by one Of
his race, He was shot four times,
| sulphur, / T. is now a city of the
second class. In one year the popula-
ton increased from SEQ to 1900
| la dispute at Carhoro Ca, over
a mule. John Burke and Ed Aycock
shot each other to death with pistols
In a tit of jealous rage. A. II. Louis,
at St Joseph, Mo. shot and killed Miss
! Medora Mcqueen ana took his own
/ life
! Secretary Newell Of the Louisiana
pest crop commission. places annual
! damages in the state by insects al
I $40, 600 000
/ Edward j Morgan. who played John
Storm in The Christian. and David
Rossi in The Eternal City" is dead
/ Vt New York
BY the accidental discharge OF a gun
/ two miles fron blossom Lamar can
! ty. Tex, negro boy named J8rget,
Burns. was KILLED
/ In freight train cC-iisiou GA the
! Southern railway thirty miles from
/ Knoxville Tenn. Fireman George
/ Jones lost his lie
\ The eighteen months old child OF W
= tNuua, 81 lawtou was severely
burned by cArholls a., sd. The little 8na
I got hold 81 bottle,
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This big musical attraction will
be seen at the opera house tomorrow
night An advance notice says:
THE Maid and the Mummy
Richard Carries most successful
musical piece might we'll have been
ia med THE Maid and the Mummy
for there is only one mummy 10 thir-
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Election Declared ILLEGAL.

Memphis. March 12-At meeting
OF the directors Of the National Gin.
ners association held here SATURDAY.
the election OF officers held at Dallas,
rex. last December was declared lille.
sal, A convention will be held here
July %, at which another election
is to take place
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-03-12
Hotel Burns.

Spartansburg : C., March a.
about six miles from here. was totally
destroyed b, Gre The furnishings
were saved ut the building was lost
through acl of fire fighting appar
atus. The loss is estimated at $4,000
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Combination Worked.

Lawton March l2-1he combina-
tion IT the safe of the G. w. Brooe
Hardware company was opened. The
loss is $40 cash. 5000 In checks and
valuable papers. The total amount is
$1,000
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Dae Of Execution Set.

DanviIo, Ark March 12.-.Iames
w. Ince. twice convicted OF the muir
der in Yell county of his wife and
three children with an axe is to he
executed April 4.
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Eht9Go March i DGsuairing N
peliJ Dtoc ton some Chic gn ladies
age carrying b1iAue uisto3 n their
mufIs
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Carload Of Cabbao>

brownsville. Tex. March 12.-Piper
Bros, shipped a carload of cabbage.
Inc cabbage was raised five miles
from here.
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President Quintana Dead.

Buenos Ayres, March 12.--Dr Man
quel Qulntana, president Of the Ar.
gentlne Rep lie, died Sunday
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London march H. Princess gna
Of Battenbtrg the future queen OF
spain has returned 10 London
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LOST-Iap robe on which is life
size picture of dog. Finder will
be rewarded if returned TO DR.. A. B.
Small. 81
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FOR RENT-Two offices in the Will
liams building. See Jack Williams. If
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FOR SALE-A good three-room
house Price $3.50. See II. F. Rous-
seau at court house. 92p
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FOR RENT-Residence on Oldham
avenue, close in; bath room, serv-
ants house Miss Emma Davis at I.
F. Thompson II
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CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed.
Buy second hand clothing. J, S. Per
rim, EOS East Main street. tt
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FOR RENT-Two large rooms and
hall over Mistrot Bros. & Co. F. S.
Cronk. II
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WANTED-To sell you garden seeds.
| have them fresh in bulk. Can save
you money. A. Lasswell. II
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FUNERAL DIRECTING-lf you
need an undertaken, kemble Bros.
will answer your call promptly day
or night. II
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FOR RENT--Cottage diagOnaily
across from city hall w. Fl. Getzen-
s4sa,'---- If
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ORDER-Your spring suit now. Hol-
comb & Page have a nice line of sam
pies and will be glad 10 show you. II
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FOR SALE-Office at Leeper Lum-
Der yard. Jno. c. Gibson If
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UMBRELLAS recovered at Arthur
Mackoy's Bicycle and Gun shop. 81
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FOR SAI.E-Good Ellis county prai-
RE hay. II. Rowan 98p
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
close in. Apply at 112 Kaufman
street tt
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TIME-To have your summer suit
cleaned and pressed. We guarantee
our work, and our prices are right.
Holcomh & Page. Il
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FOR SALE-Coru, oats and hay. j.
G. Gibson. #