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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-08-01
PLANS
A CLAMBAKE

The members of the local branch
of the United States Volunteer Life
Saving Corps decided at meeting at
Bayard's beach last night to hold d
private clambake, for the members
only, within about two weeks. 1t will
be held, probably, at Siedler's, near
Morgan. A committee to make ar
rangements was appointed as follows:
Adolph Brogger, Edward Hanson
and Alfred Compton, and another
meeting of the corps will be held
next Wednesday night to hear the
committees report.
The subject of suits and officers
badges was also mentioned.
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FELL UNDER
HORSE HO0FS

Tony Palisi, the five-year-old son of
MarinO Palisi, of Smith street, had
a narrow escape from serious injury
yesterday afternoon, when the young
ster fell from the seat of his fathers
grocery wagon to the grounds, di-
rectly in the rear Of horse which
was attached to the wagon. The
boy with quick wit quickly scampered
away from the animals hind feet and
as result he sustained only bruis-
ed leg where the horse had stepped
on him.
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NEW IDEA BUSY
The Midd|esex League Will Meet at
New Brunswick Next Tuesday.

The Independent Republican
League of lMiddlesex county will meet
in New Brunswick Tuesday night to
plan for the coming campaign at the
primaries. This is the organization
that backed Col. Fordyce in his eff
forts to secure the senatorial nomina-
tion in this county last year and is
the recognized branch of the New
Idea wing of the republican party in
MiddleseX.
Just what part the league will take
this fall Is not decided at present, but
1t is pretty certain that an effort will
be made to have men nominated for
all county and sttae offices here, who
believe in the principles of the New
Idea.
The notices for the coming meet
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intake of the wooden mills was left
high and dry. There was scarcely
enough water in the wells to supply
the boilers of the MILL The man.
ayers of the mill were willing to do
all honor to Mrs. Duke, but they were
confronted by business proposition
which led them to ask the manager
of the Duke estate to come to look
over the situation. asr
Mr. and Mrs. Duke had left the es-
tate for three weeks auto tour. The
manager decided there was no need
for a prolonged display and agreed to
stop the drain from the river and
give the mills fair share of the wa
ter. The Duke pumping plant was
closed down at midnight last night
and the river will have it's normal
flow for several days. ,
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menced work there and during his
time at the plant he built several vesr
sells. What he now intends to do with
the yard is not generally known. but
he will, take charge next week. His
brother, William Nixon, was at the
plant this morning but could statt
nothing definite except that they VIII
begin work early next week, when de-
tails will be completed.
The Mosher Water Tube Boiler
Company had been at work here for
the past six months and during the
time here they have built several Of
their patent boilers. They decided
to remove the plant TO Ossining. N. r.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-08-01
K. OF C. HELD A
BEACH DANCE,

The first private dance of the
season of San Salvador Council,
Knights of Columbus, of this city,
held at Boynton Beach last night,
was a most successful affair. 1t was
attended by over seventy-five couples.
Dancing, which was the feature of
the evening, began at s O'Clock and
continued until nearly midnight.
The guests returned to this city in a
special car. The music was furnished
by the regular beach orchestra. The
committee in charge of the arrange
ments was john Quinn, chairman;
Morris Shean, John Mulligan and
John Campbell.
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AFTER AUTO
SPEEDERS.

State Detective Lester J. Underhill,
of this city, will visit certain portions
of the state tomorrow and Saturday
in an effort to arrest automobile own
ers WHO were speeding along the Me-
tuchen-Amboy road recently and who
when hailed did not stop.
Detective Underhill is furnished
with the numbers of the various ma
chimes and also warrants for the ar
rest of the owners.
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LOCAL DEMOCRATS
PLAN FOR BAKE AUG 29

A number of the leading democrats
of this vicinity are planning for this
citys share in the county democracy
clambake at Soldiers between Nor
gan Station and Keyport. August 20.
1t is being arranged under the aus
pices of the county democratic COM
mittee The following committee is
making the local arrangements:
Mayor Bollschweiler, Edward NJ.
Kelly, Richard F. White, William
Growney, Peter McKeon, William
Massopust, Dennis Flynn and M.
Gibian.
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GET THEATRE
SUB CONTRACT

Kelly & McAlinden completed plans
this morning for installing the heat
ing and plumbing work in the Ma
iestic Theatre. on Madison avenue.
The Knauer Company, of Atlantic
City, have the general contract.
The plumbing and heating plant
will be thoroughly up to date. with
all modern appliances. This work
will be started early next week.
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Local Agent 10 Leave.

c. r. Stecker, who has been the To-
cal egent of the Lehigh Valley rail-
road company for two years and who
has been promoted to a higher po-
sition at Easton, Pa, will leave this
city shortly after the first of August.
The promotion takes effect August l.,
but Mr.. Sticker says he cannot leave
this city until his monthly report is
made ouh
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ing have been sent out by the secre-
tary, w. B. Prickitt to those known
to be friendly to the league. The no.
tice reads as follows: M
There will be conference of the
league on Tuesday evening, August
6, at 8 o'clock, at the Office of James
A. Edgar, in the Baldwin building,
corner of George and Bayard streets,
New Brunswick, for the purpose of
determining the wishes of the mem
bers as to the proper attitude Of the
league in the coming campaign.
"Your presence is earnestly re-
quested, but II you cannot be with us
at least write us your views on the
subject.
Very truly yours, ks,
''W. B. PRICKITT, Secretary
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mr.. fine WILL
OBEY NOTICE

NCity Attorney c. C. Hommann has
discontinued the action against Sam
tfef Fine, of Hall avenue, for keeping
an unclean and unsanitary place in
his back yard at that place, as Mr..
Fine has commenced to remedy the
conditions.
A complaint was recently made by
Health Inspector Brewster against
Fine, one of the property owners who
had failed to obey the notices sent
out.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-08-01
BY
FENCE ROUTE

City Marshal r. A. Peltier went to
the Barber ashpalt works yesterday
afternoon to arrest Frank, Michael
assaulting Evan Katie and breaking
one of his ribs.
When the three men saw the mar
shall approaching, however, they
jumped over a fence and escaped.
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ANOTHER LETTER FOR
BEACH PROPRIETOR.

1t is reported that c. w. Boynton,
proprietor of Boynton Beach, receiv-
ed another BLACK Hand" letter yes
terday saying that the beach would
surely be blown up today. Detective
r. A. Peltier, who is guarding the
Boynton home at Sewaren, says that
he thinks some one in playing az joke
on Mr.. Boynton as the threats pre-
viously made were not carried out.
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Two SET UPON.
Man and Wife Attacked by Six Men
at Keasbey and Both Hurt.

While walking with his wife in
front of his house at Keasbey last
night Boda Gadok was set upon by
gang of six men and atrociously as
saulted.
The injured man said this morn
ing that he was in the house with his
to go to store. AS they reached the
front of the house the six men at
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tackled them. Gadok received two bad
scalp wounds. His wife was but
Slightly injured.
The wounded man and his wife
were in court this morning and made
complaint against Joe Buda, engi-
neer at the Keasbey clay banks, who
is accused of doing the stabbing. The
warrant was issued and the case will
be tried tomorrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-08-01
CLAMBAKE AT GROVE
IN Mr.. NELSON'S HONOR

Some of the old timers of this city
will hold a clambake Saturday at
Florida Grove. The bake is being
given in honor of Peter Nelson, of
Florida, who is in this city. The
CLAIMS will be cooked by Spencer Day
ton and William S. Dayton. The
committee for the bake consists of
Captain S. w. Hornsby, Spencer Day
ton and Mayor Bollsch weller.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-08-01

It's not quite a horseless age-not
by about a thousand years yet; and
good horses are as valuable as they
ever were. If you want to buy, or
advertise for sale. any of that sort, a
classified ad. will manage the matter
for yOll
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-08-01

Advertise your property on Satur-
day along with all the real estate
Jews.
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Mayor Pleased With Work.

Mayor Bollschweiler inspected the
State street trunk sewer yesterday.
He says that Contractor Jensen is do
ing an excellent job and that the
work is about half done.
The mayor also says that the sani-
tary conditions there are as bad as
ever and that the sewer is badly need
ed in that vicinity.
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AGENTS BOOKS
|SHOW NO FAULT

No trace has been found of Walter
c. Brewer, ticket agent at the Central
station, who has been missing since
Sunday. Experts are still working
on the books, but as yet have found
nothing wrong with Brewers ac-
counts.
Howard White, former agent at the
Central station, is still filling Brow
er's place. He said this morning
that he could give no further infor-
nation on the subject.
1t is understood that Brewer has q
months salary due him. His friends
say that he is entirely innocent OF the
charges made against him and they
think that something has happened
to keep him away from this city. - =,
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Wanted-Girl for general housework,
small family. good wages. Apply
at once, 126 Smith street.
10404-S-1-3t
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To plan a vacation trip without
the help of the ads. is recklessneSs.
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Little wonder-workersA EVENING
NEWS want ads.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-20
NEWS AT RAY.

Ray, Tex, Feb. l8.-The farmers
are rejoicing over the fair weather
/ Some Of them will plant corn mex
: week.
Mrs. Bearings little boy is on tbs
sick list.
Miss Bessie Freeman spent Satur-
day night with Mrs. J. c. Hickey
near Palmer
Mrs. Green visited Mrs, McCaleb
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Stone has been quite
sick, but is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. McCaleb's baby.
which was burned a few DAYS ago, is
. improving.
John Clark attended the singing
at Mr. Pasleys Saturday night
Mr. Carroll Falks Is on the sick
+ list.
. Mr.. and Mrs Carl CATO visited al
/ Mr. Clark 5 last week
Mr. George Collier. who has beer
sick, is improving.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-20

las - Hereford. Dallas g. q.
tatlin, Dallas s. y DA1son. Justin
\ g. Hriuyr Dallas. II liiudmau
CaricAuH - NJ Hubbard. Chicago
M. & IS Dunlap. kanHaH city
r Mead Fort Worth T. a. Watson.
Dallas b. nhea. pailas Genrs
ss.atmau. manager HoltY-Tnify. J
" laeAHoH. Ch!oawu chaa y Wood
son. Chlcaaa. y. sgAnnars Waco
James g Copeland Buffalo Murray
HeGauraua Dallas yinla wiEana
SymoIds Szt Bernard Hnaail1d
FomeFoy CAEi5s Le1aA~e "Hnits
ToitY Joe Lyoas. ST LealE. $ f.
Giles. Atlanta. { a Garsin. aexla
" j Cooper AID ~ife. xexiz. J. u.
Mann. kzEis r. ~ Ray. DALAI g
W Hogan, Dallas. sam MARKS. Dal-
iax. O II Nsissiager. Wac: Jas \
Walker. Richmond. Va
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Special Announcement Regarding
the National Pure Food and
Drug Law.

We arr pleased 20 announce that
FoIeys Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not al
fccted by the National Pure Food
and Drug law as It contains no OPT
atcs or other harmful drugs, and we
recommend IN a. % s.fc remedy for
chiId.ou and adults. ~ W Fearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-20

To get my feed Hello Central.
give mr u ~ Thompson ware
house. SO. Co.. Alright" who ls
that Thompson " well ! want
aomr more COW feed which
Hud7 That Kind that ,he coW
fuu os,f each ether To got--the TIVE
sacks ui cotton seed meal and hulli
aud a ack ~ purc wheat chops fo'
g. oH delivered Thank YOU
H II THOMPSON
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LOCAL NEWS.

>>>>>A 90 . .
( r &. cronk 4 Go sell roofing
cheap. II
| ". Nj Tldweli was here from Fer
IT'S today
Fresh barbecue every day ~ ny
icum's market 7S
Sec +. s. Cronk & Co before you
bus your roofing, u
s~e II. y. N~Comis. for Fire and
Tornado Insurance.
Constable Frank Hughes of Italy
is In the city today
Map paper for tho school children
| at the Daily Light office. II
Capt. Joe Baldridge OF Ennis was
a visitor to the city today
| Plenty OF iron or felt roofing at r.
| S. Cronk q Cos; prices right II
| See Adkins Rocket Co. for fire
| insurance. Over Cheeves rros. II
Ladies' as well as gentlemen are
invited to dine nj the Eati,orium. II
Mrs. c. f. Jackson's photos are
the best. Stu Ito near opera house. II
See J. J. jennings for groceries.
Prompt delivery. Old phone No. SIC.
rs
It's fact. was there. Those meals
are good at the Eatitorium. Call and
see. tt
J. p Mann OF Ennis, chief dspat-
cher for the Central was in the city
today.
Mrs. l.. J. Chapman Of kleberg is
guest of Mrs. ]. F. Chapman in
West End.
The Woodmen Circle viii meet
with Mrs. Cumby tomorrow from 3
to 5 p. m.
We want to fill your reception
wants. Brick and individual ice cream
at the Eatitorium. tt
G. A. Garvin of Mexia, a civil en-
gineer for the Trinity and Brazos
Valley, is in the city.
There is no chance of you being
sorry when l make your photo Mrs.
C. F. Jackson, photographer. If
Mrs Fannie Louise Rossman of
Kansas is in the city to spend a few
days with her brother, A. c. Mackin.
We will trade you brand new fur
niture for old furniture az part pay.
Both phones r. f. Moore Furniture
Co. If
J G. Cornwell has returned from
visit to the San Angelo country. He
says it is getting a little dry in that
section, but the people are still in
good spirits.
/ j. II. Brown and NJ. S. Houston
/ left This morning on a trip to the
( East. where they will spend several
weeks in the interest of Common
Sense hacrows.
The Missionary society of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
will meet with Mrs. Pat Wilson Fri
day afternoon at $50. All members
are urged 10 be present 7G
Foley's Honey ana Tar cures the
most obstinate coughs and expels the
cold from the system as it is mildly
laxative. 10 is guaranteed The gen
uiue is ip the yellow package r. w
Fcaris
Eph Dixon today began recovering
the residence of Mr. j. r. Kennedy
ou West Franklin street. This is on,
OF the oldest residences i'm the city
and the old roof which is being re-
T. moved was put on thirty wears ag,
. hy Nj Dixon.
& The ladies OF tho First Prosbyter
O Ian church Will have their Saturda,
S market Saturday afternoon. consist
r Ing ~ cake. Pile, salad, homo mad,
bread. meat. butter. rrgs. etc Hour
70 az the Hardy T. NifoIl com
pany buildinr on West Main street
2
Au amateur Alth kodak cal
p. make pictures that Jock Ike You. etc
q out be- requires ph, towraphor will
Is artistic taste ability aud experience
q a. make th, 'emliFrlv satisfactory
Kind Evidruce - our qualification
b H thc sroat amount uf work wo ar
n constantly turHiur puf hudson
/. Photo Studio q
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How's This"

/ We offer One Hundred Dollars
/ Reward for any oase OF caiarrh that
cannot be cured By Halls Catarrh
/ Cure
/ r. J. CHENEY d CO. Toledo, o.
1 We. the undersigned, have known
II f. J Cheney for the last 10 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fin
anesaliy able TO carry out any ohii'
cations made by his firm.
Walding. kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials Is sent free. Price 10
cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gtsts.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatfon.
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HENRY HOSFORD a CO.'S TAILOR
SHOP viii do your cleaning. press
ing and repairing In first class
manner and do Il promptly Mr. Guy
Page has charge of this depa ri nent
and his work speaks for itself Don't
fail to see us when your clothes
need STRENGTHENING up South side
oi public square II
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UTN ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Mayor
PERRY S. ROBERTSON
Yer Alderman Ward L
r d. McCOMBS.
For Alderman Ward 3
S. p. LANGSFORD.
For Alderman Ward 8
r. Y. SULLIVAN.
This Nav Interest y on

No one is immune from kidney
trouble, so just remember that Fo-
sey's Kidney. Cure will stop the ir-
regulsrities and cure any case Of kid
r,v and bladder trouble that is not
tesoud the reach of medicine. r. w
pearls.
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N4ss a tr'a. a-t.r for .4-la-
uuaE "a, b4Ee tAr best We also
naaa ar aiud ~ floral tnstrn Price
9a .a fseaH aasA pAop@s BIRD
FerrgaE fEr Wa1rssrh. Ffo~.F- So
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FRANK WHGPPLE'S TAILOR shop
docs cleaning. pressing and repair
ing. MI work guaranteed To be first
riass In every respect. We make q
speciality of cleanius and pressing
ladies clothes. All work called for
and delivered. no w Main. q
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Whel faa lnse 1l rh4Ec fh- frst
fa.-- tC ao b. to tAaEk 4 the Daily
Light ~&Ef Cciumn aae ire nex-
ta4rr fn A. b. 20 phsae = voE- I'd
e
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FOR SALE-Ten shares OF the stock
of the WaXahachie Cement Stone
Manufacturing company. Good reas-
ons for selling. Address J. c., care
Daily Light. TT
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FOR SALE-The Waxahachie Cotton
Mills has a Mosler safe for sale at
reduced price. Size 40 inches high, 33
inches wide. Apply to E. A. DuBose,
Manager -
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LET US 90 your pressing, Ne ua
1t done by Il man who knows m
trade. Tfen your SUIT viii uoid ~
shape. Matthews Bros
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FOR SALE-Nice S-room residence
well located on corner about three
acre lot, good outhouses, well fenced
Address X. X. care Daily Light. sop
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WANTED-Your eggs. l will pay
highest market price for your fresh
eggs not over one week old. See me
before you dispose of your supply.
Lynn Reagor, successor to A. Lass
well. 75pd
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WANTED-To sell my home on West
jefferson street, near Chautauqua.
Five-room dwelling, barn, about D
acres land. See G.. N. Boyd. Tsp
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WANTED--The people to know that
! am agent for the California Medl-
Gated Healing soap. Mrs. r. +. Ellis.
Sopd
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FOUND--Baby' dress set pin; solid
go4u owner can recover by applying
to this office and paving for local 10
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WANTED-Custome FOR my coal.
| am selling the best burning coal
sold in this or any other place. Try
me, near H. & T. c. depot. Old phone
500. New phone 33. John Singleton,
Manager. 81
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LOLA NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Notary Public. With Cannon q
Worsham, Lawyers. Phone No. III.
1Tpd
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when you need plumber cal
Bunkley, with F. S. Cronk Co. Bot1
phones S4
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WANTED--TDo boarders, good nc
See Mrs. Emma
smith sos Ferris avenue T5pd
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FOR SALE~=Old newspapers at the
Daily Light office. The very thins
10 20 under your carpet. u
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FOR RENT-Six room dwelling on
West Main street. close in; city wa
ter, electric lights, bath tub and
closet with sewer connections, lot,
stables. etc. See Ed Oldham at Old
ham Hardware Co. II
FOR SALE OR TRADE My resi-
dence, furnished or unfinished, ten
rooms, servants house, office, barn,
and store house, sanitary sewerage,
water and lights, flowers. trees, etc.
J. S. Davis. Waxahachie, Texas rs
WANTED-Fort the United States
marine corps, men between ages OF
10 and 35, an opportunity 20 see the
world For full Information apply
In person or by letter TO Marine Re
cruiting Office. postoffice Building,
Dallas. Texas. 81
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WANTED Old goods. Highest cash
prices paid. cash or exchange, X. h
Moore Furniture Co. ii
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FOR SALE White Holland Tur~
kegs s. q trio or - each. Joe III
Daniels. New Phone. 10
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ZOE RENT rtve room cottage OF
College street Sse Adkins Roc aei
Co Z
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FOR SALE Johnson grass hay bal
ed. second cutting. SECS Tom Whlppic
/ O O. r. building -
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FOR RENT Il four re~oru house. oH
Ngbs Water street. Mrs u. l.. eich'
p3s II
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tA> SPARE few mere Bstf ufping
too sKss ~ af each G T. s>hasteg
u
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Au Am4trul @ltb kodaE can
make pictures that loak like you. etc
out it rwquirra ph, towraphcr with
artistic tas'v ability and experience
a. make "a, 'engiFely satisfactory
Kind. Evideuce ~ our qualification
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