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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-09
NEWsPApER REPORTERS.

A correspondent of the New York Sun says very truly that there would be little excuse for the existence or so-called yellow journalism if there was a proper regard for truth in the minds of the men and women who are, perforce, compelled to submit 10 interviews by newspaper men" There Is not a decent newspaper in thls country, whose representatives are not required to have strict regard for the truth in reporting for their papers the facts connected with any event or occurrence that may be re- garded of sufficient importance to justify publicity.
 The honest, clean minded reporter 1 does not Intentionally misrepresent anybody in what he writes for his newspaper All newspaper corre- spondents are charged to tell the truth and nothing but the truth, but they i find human nature very tricky. They see almost every condition and pos sble situation of which the public should also be acquainted. It is the rarest thing that a newspaper re- porter misrepsents any matter Of public concern with which he is re- quired to deal. The sins. of the report CTS are printed; the service they rem der to the public in writing fairly good enough English for those who will insist upon public speaking. and of suppressing, as far as possible, the seemy side of life, is never known.
 We do not know of a single news paper writer in Charleston or in this state who has any other purpose in the pursuit of his calling than to en- courage the success of enterprises which would be of benefit to the com .l munity in which they live and work. They are quick to discover the man with the ax to grind; they see a great deal of the selfshness of human na- ture; they cannot be so easily fooled by the loud professions of those who are seeking individual gain al the ex- pense of the greater public, and if they do not always respond to the call that are made upon them, they are en- titled to the credit at least, of trying to do honest work.
 There is another Sthing about the newspaper reporter that ought not to be forgotten--if he is fitted for his work he never betrays confidence and the people of Charleston might do a great deal for the promotion of the welfare of this city if they would take the reporters into their confidence and help them to find out the best way of saying and doing the things which will insure to the benefit of the entire community. Charleston New and Courier.
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OLD TIME "cURL Upo SKATES.

Few of the present generation of skaters ever saw pair of old fash toned ''curl up" skates or know what they are, but if they are native born their parents or grandparents can probably tell them all about these old time appliances for skimming over the ice. The boys and girls of to-day have quick fastening, light and handsome skates, and in many cases keep them attached to shoes that are used only for skoting and are put on at the pond side.
 In the old days straps for the "curl ups" were unknown. leather thongs or stout strings being used with a sort of harness" to keep the skates on the feet. The term ''curl up" comes from the manner in which the forward end of the skate irons were curled, extend ing over the toe of the foot Doubtless many of the old folks can remember when the cheapest skates consisted only of a wood bottom for the foot and a strip of metal for an ice surface These were cheap indeed,-Hartford Times.
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AN INTERESTING MANUSCRIPT.


 A, recent discovery in Europe of sketches and papers kept by one of the French army while in this coun- try during the War of Independence has proved most interesting.s The manuscripts were found in the castle of the Won Cliosen family, in Bavaria, near Munich, and include the journals of Ludwig, Baron von Closen, aid to Count Rochambeau. The portraits and sketches, as we'll as the many papers which accompany them, are of great historial value. There is a silhouette of Nellie Curtis, crayon drawing by Alexander Hamilton of Martha Washington, and portrait of Baron von Closen himself The journal con- slsts of two large volumes of two hun dred pages each, closely written in French. These manuscripts and por- traits were shown to President Roose, velt,. &na were returned to the Von Closen family after transcript of the journal had been made by the li- brary of Congress.
 One of the manuscripts in the col lection contains the orders given by Count Rochambeau before the em- barkation of the French army in Rhode Island. description is given of the entire organization and mode of payment at the corps, which is de- clared an auxiliary to the American army. The French soldiers Shall add black to their cockade, because it 1 (black) Is the color of the United 1 States of America" How the army returned in five divisions from Vir- ginia to Boston at the close of the Re 1 volutionary War is described in an- | other document. The number of miles covered by the several divisions is given; the villages, taerns, lords and bridges on the way are set down, as well as the places where the different diisions halted. Reference may also be made to Calvin, mentioned for his conspicuous bravery in the orders of the day by Lafayette in his report on the affair between Wayne and Corn wallis, Calvin committed suicide in Philadelphia, July 24, 17S2, A letter ! HUH GcllNllii lOullu ctLlSl HIS uGdLIl, addressed to Lieutenant Colonel Livs ingston, Major Clarkson and William Bingham began as follows: "Adieu my dear friends. Life has become too heavy a burden"
 From the same letter is translated this sentence, which refers to Miss Sally Shippen, one of three daughters of Edward Shippen of Philadelphia, the youngest daughter being well known as Margaret, or Peggy, Ship pen, the second wife of General Bene- dict Arnold; Give my portrait to Miss Sally Shippen, and tell her that grati- tude for her friendship will be one of the last emotions that shall accompany me in death" Galvin's letter ends as follows. T depart as gayly and al most as eagerly as when our friend General Wayne sent me to attack Lord Cornwallis, and l hope that ] may succeed better in outf1anking love than I did in outfanking the English army" Clarence Winthrop Bowen, iu The Century.
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of manufacturing. She is not handy"
 she has no construction talent. But she can go into the store and take care of the stock, sell goods, take G- ders and keep accounts. She is. in fact, natural storekeeper instead of an operator. The store gives her an opportunity to develop into a valuable clerk or saleswoman, and the practice in keeping accounts is most valuable to all girls, for they are all ignorant of the slightest rudiments of it when they enter, and they never can rise to responsible positions like forewo- men without knowing something of accounts as well as of their trade
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The Bristol high school basketball team will play Choate at the Choate gymnasium this afternoon at 2:15. The Bristol team beat Choate on the floor of the former two weeks ago, making the locals only defeat. and to-day's game should be interesting.
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Deacon clovertop-''H How are you eet- tin on with your incubator?" Farmer Meddergrass-'W Why, the dern thing hain't laid an egg since I got it."-Phil- adelDhia Record.
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A.e q. G. A. SCHEDULE.
Elective Sunday, May 5, 1907.
Departures.


For Oferman, Nichols, Waycross
Cordele. LaGrange, Roanoke, Atlanta,
. a IN
For Jacksonville and points south
5,45 a. m.
For Savannah and points north.
1910 a IN.
For Onerman. Nichols, Waycross
Fitzgerald, Cordele, Oglethorpe. Ma.
con and Atlanta, p. 10.
For Jacksonville and points south,
S,15 p. m
For Savannah ard points north
J.05 p. m
Arrivals.
From Savannah and poihts north,
100 u. IN.
From Jacksonville and points s,uts
II SIS a. m.
From Atlanta. Macon. ogietaoyy-
and other points north, 1853 "a
From Savannah ard points east
$40 p. m
From Atlanta, Roanoke, La GrRzzs
and intermediate points, 200 O.
From Jacksonville and points soasz
1856 p. m.
w. n. Leahy joe c. Ltysn,U
Gen Pass Agt. Cozn az
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THE STRAINS OF 4loHgNeaIN.-

On Thanksgiving Day there were
1897 weddings throughout the
United States. The wedding march
from Lohengrin was played 1926
times, and the organlsts performing
it made the usual average of 81 mis-
takes apiece, or 633,392 in all. The
late Richard Wagner turned in his
grave 165 times. Allowing for those
who played at more than one we'd
ding. there were 1854 organists en-
gagged in the nefasious work OF
this number more than zoo were
sober.
At the l2.977 weddings there were
1850 bridesmaids, each Of whom re-
GREETED that she was not marching
as bride up the aisle herself. In
the pews sat 1858 brides mothers,
each wearing a look OF grim deter
mination. More than 10000 bachelor
ushera and best men trembled IN
alarm. BY next Thanksgiving Day,
more than half Of them win be safely
enmeshed in the connubial net.
Thus the business If marrying and
giving in marriage goes on. II Is a
matter in which the average bachelor
takes no interest whatever, because
he has more things on his mind. Upon
him rests the weighty and tremen-
dous duty Of managing the country's
industries, governing Its people and
guarding its shores from foreign IN
vasion. He is the producer, the pro
wider. the defender. the thinker Ha
is too busy to dream of romance.
Fortunately for the human race.
the whole thought and attention Of
the gentler sex, at all times and
everywhere, is constantly and yigoF
OF. ly concentrated upon the subject
of matrimony. From the age of to
that Of IA the fai- ones plot marriag
es among their dolls. From the age
Of Il to that of II they pore over
the text books. which describe the
love affairs of Ivanhoe, Romeo, Mon
tague and Rudolph Rasseudyl. From
the age of II to that Of Is theit own
marriages engross them. From tn,
age of 25 to that Of IS they promote
marriages. among their acquaintance
with particular and haleful referenc
to the bachelor trends Of their bus.
bands. Frcm the age of S5 to tina
If 65 they engage in general practice
With the whole human race as Their
prey. After Go they have sranddaug
q think OF after S.. g-ea
great grapddaughfers: after TO-
greatgreot arandl'u hters afse
l2o, graet great eranddauehters. an
after 15o. descendants ever fu-the
-e owed
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither the master, owners MOI
consignees Of the British steamship
MemberlaDd viii be responsible fol-
any debts contracted by the crew Of
said steamship.
r. D. M. Strachan & Co,
Consignees.
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SLIGHT CHANGE IN THE
soJTMERN's SCHEDULE.

Effective l20l am. Dec. 2. 1897
traNs VIII arrive and part as fol
ows: Train No IA VII arrive al
l0:05 am. Train No. l6 will arrive
at AIS pm, Train No. Is will d.
part at e:15 am. Train No. 10 WI
depart at $50 pm
(. n. Hsuseman,
General Agent
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We don't know whether or nc
Bryan tigers viii take the place o
Teddy bears next year, but blind tie.
ers are going to take the place o
many saloons In Georgia.
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Senator Bacon believes that the
canal Is feasible and he has alread
taken steps to secure 1t by introduc
ing a bill IN the senate.
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Atlanta will have a new distinction
after the first Of the yea-. She vii
be the second to the largest prohib
zion city in the country.
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It's fortunate for cong ecs that tn
Bradley trial was completed as soon
as the solons convened. for swoulc
have attracted all of the attention
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FOR THE BEST OAR AND PINE
WOOD Gait ON J. e. ABBOTT.
LEPHONE. 1854 CORNER or /
AND RLRhMv sTREETs-REA-
soNA5LE. PRICES.
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spEclAL MorlcF.

Neither the master, owners nor
consignee OF the BFitsh steamship
Iran win be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew Of said steam
ship.
:. D. N. strachan e. Co.,
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sWEEr enrArnee

Haze eoo BUSHELS OF
SWEET POTATOES, WHICH Will
= SOLD FOR rs c ENTs PER
BUSHEL. DELIVERED
c. L. PARKER.
Corner of r. and streets.
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John Sharp Williams Is right back
IN Washington and has already caus
cd some little stir.
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The Fitzgerald Enterprise gives
one of its citizens who recently died
an excellent notice and directly IN
der it is a little catch line. pull fo7
f. zgerald or pun out" Which did
the citizen DO?
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HAVE A Fr'H r07E BUsHEL s
Or SWEET POTATOES SEE NE
ctrciC. c. T.. PheNrR. TELE.
oACs,E o.. oa9 r. sTpE rT
PE,cE. 60 CENTS PER sUsHEL.
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McLendon is about the llveIlesl
head the Georgia railroad commission
has ever had
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The question has been asked
what win the saloon men do with
all the viii key left over on Januar
tirst?' Its safe to say they win MOI
have enough left to celebrate with.
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Atlanta solved that pump question
any way before prohibition became
effective.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither TIE Master. Owners nor
Con~i8nees Of the British steamship
Fnr~ria win he rrspor sihlo for anv
d bts contracted BY the crew OF said
steamship.
F. o. m. strachar = Co.
Caasimees.
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Just a little more than three more
weeks-but there is no use reminding
you OF It.
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SAT TSWFN WANTTn-ca ratail
tr~de our locality sG5 nor month
and expenses to start or comrnia
sion Fyne ience Unnecessary Her
miussen Clear Company. Toledo, O.
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hange Announces in Sleeping car

Change Announcen IN Sleeping Car
Service
Effective with Pullman car leaving
Brunswick Mondav night December
p the Brunsw OK Kansas City line
VII be changed to the Jacksonville.
Kansas City line and the Brun wick
Atianta sleeping car line will be
inaugurated.
&. n. Houseman,
General Agent.
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Isn't it about time tina john Tenn
Ie Graves was breaking loose u
IN New York.
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WANTED YOU 70 RJIV COAL AND
WON rrfNM KNIGHT coat
won cOMoANv HAVE TIE
PEST iN vHE TOWN. PHONE.
tso HwcHT COAL AND WOOD
COMPANY.
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The Savannah Pras heads an e2-
itorial is He the Man. and then
proceeds, In m excellent editorial to
chow that Bgyan is the most censp G.
ious man in the democratic party and
Is quite sure that he win ether be tins
nominee CT Will name the man.
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Teddy didn't say anything about
the third term In his me sage.
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rcr TNr RrST cAH Ann PINE
wCoc ctiL ON j. r. ApPorT
LEPt.OME. ss4 CORNER o. !
AND A. sA'iY sTREETs-PEA.
sCNAE1E PRICES.
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Christmas now has the clear right
4ofway.
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COD. Gooavear Is on the progran.

Cod. Goodyear IS on the program
Cor speech todav before the rivers.
and harbars convention in Washine
ton. TIE Brunswickian WIN take az
his subject the propos d canal con-
xecting the mississippi with the at
lantlc and there is not man in the
eountry betteg posted on that subject
than Col Goodyear
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win save you big money on that
oYercoat
sig Levlssn.
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While Ia session Il eve last week the
ministers OF the South Georgia con
ference passed resolutions a king
the geyernms mt to keep IN God We
Taust on our CONS. It, easy enough
to keep that on the coins but there's
SO much trouble in keeping the CON.
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WANTED - FVF~v- nv tuuo
WANTS TAE eEsT GRAIN AL.
CoIot CALL At r2reie
SHORTS. 2fs oct FT9op pr
sTPEFT. s1o0 Per QUART.
$3.50 Per GALLON.
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An eleeent md mn to-dafo ire Of
hair goods ew' fcNes no-1nad siIr
ei~es. rolls, etc It Mrs NJ. ". Pu-yis
Millinery store. 300 Newcastle
street.
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HAVE YOU ENTERED YOUR siIrT
FOR Fkl f-srz wonD.eAf
THEIRS ARE BEST.
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WA>7TTDs-A good rursaslEpn'y sos
Union sr st befwSsR h mrs OK 8
and 10 am
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FOR RENT-Hou- At t1o2 London
street, corler Carpenter Enquire
OF w. b or George H. Cook.
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FOR SAI.F-Prettv co-nor lot 90 hv
90 Aibe~marle and W7'f trr~ ets.
improvements goin@ M all around
H. Pre- s-r0 haze c07h he1ance
Oh terms. Sec n. A. Wrench.
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WANTED Thirty women to onen
steamed oysters. We are paving
10 cents Der Gun. St Aueustine
PoclSe-9 Company, at St Bugus-
Tine, Fla.
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LOST between the new cnurf houso
and Ray street a. diamond scarf
hin set in flora DESIGN. Raward
AT be nail b. returning to News
Office.
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WANTED--Young lady OF experience
wants position as st@nographer.
Ready to begin work December 1.
Address, Box 127, Brunswick Ga.
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FOR Nicely furnished room,
conveliontly located. Address L,
News Office.
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FOItND-A bunch OF keys; owner
can b We same by proving property
and paying for this ad.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
not and cold baths, electric lights
and all other conveniences stita-
Bile for light hons K ;)ing Apply
corner Newcastle and Hove streets
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WAMTED--An experienced stenog.
rapher would ike to hear from
anyone having stenograph'c work
which they desire done at reason
able rates Address. Stanographer.
care News Oaiee
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Wa NTE D-~Po ifion as clerk in d.
fcoda or eeneer sfOre Have hal
cxpefience A1dres Jas. Caster
live. Pest Office Address, r. e. i.
No
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4 CNAOt al lOA LuCSC SLFElE Eases
no secrets We publish 10 hr~rco,
Las ofall our prepsrations. Lowell. Ssss. /
lone CENT A WORD
s--~-~-~-~-~~~~~~-~-~-
LOsT-Diamond scarf pin with IL
by in center. $1,000 reward If
returned to C. P. Cieopolos, care
I Greek-Arnerireah
| WANTED--Young lady OF experience
wants position as sl6nographer.
Ready to begin work December I.
Address. Box 127. Brunswick. Ga.
LOST-A coral necklace on Union
or Prince streets, between Al3s.i
and DartsmoEth Finder return o
News office and receive rewsrd
FOItND-A bunch OF keys; owner
can We same by proving propeTtY
( and paying for this ad.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
not and cold baths, electric lights
and all other conveniences suita-
bic for light hons X ;)ng Apply
corner Newcastle and Howe streets
FOR Nicely furnished room.
conveliontly located. Address L,
News Office.
WANTED-Lady stenographer. Ad,
dress x, care News.
FOR SALE Jersey COW. An
ply TO T. F. Winter 81 Newcastle
street.
LosT-on Monk street. a silver
bracelet with two charms. Finder
leave Mt News Office and receive
reward
FOR sALE-oNE safe. two roller
ton desks. one standing and ono
typewriter desk All practically
new Above can be seen and ex-
amined at w L. Miller's Office. A
b. & A.. terminals. w. L.Miler.
WANTD-A secondhand National
III II me- aAtE AfE thoNs t3hI reg -
ter pr ferred Address, w. II.
ter preferred Addess w. II. Gill,
No24S Broad street, Atlanta. Ca
WANTED-An experienced stenog.
rapher would like to hear from
anyone having stenograph'c work
which they desire done at reason
able rates. Address. Stanographer.
care News 0aire
roR RENT-Hou-o at 1902 london
/ street. corner Carpenter Enquire
/ OF W. B. or George H. Cook.
/ WANTED Thirty women to onen
steamed oystrrs We are having
10 cents per Gun St. Aueustine
| Peclse-9 Company, at St Argus
tine, Fla.
| WAwTTD--Po pion as clerk in Dr.
1 eceds or grocer efOra Haze hal
expefiencc. A1dres Jas Caster
/ Ire. Pest Office Address, n. e. D
/ No l.
/ LOST between the new court house
and Bav street a. diamond scarf
pin set in flora DESIGN. Raward
All he nail b. returning to News
Office
FOR shLF--Pvottv co-nor lot % hv
90 Aibe~marle md W0'f ~trr~ets:.
Improvement goipg NJ all around
II. pre-, s-ra haze co7h helance
Oh terms See r. A. Wrench.
\
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WANTED-Lady stenographer. Ad
dress x, care News.
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LOST-A coral necklace on Union
or Prince streets. between Al3s.i .
and DartsmoEth. Finder return %
News office and receive reward
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secondhand National
Ca h Register for cash. Bar regis
ter pr ferred. Address. w. H.
ter preferred Adde'S w. y. Gill,
No.24S Broad street, Atlanta. Ca
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
Giyna County.
&lynn County Commissioners.
The United States Court of Bank.
f1kgtcy for this district.
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ONE CENT A WORD

LOST Diamond scarf pin with II
by in center. $1,000 reward If
returned to C. P. Cieopolos, care
Greek-Anerirean.
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FOR sALE-oNE safe. two roller
ton desks. one standing and ono
typewriter desk. All practically
new Above can be seen and ex-
amined at w. L. Miller's Office. A
y. & A.. terminals. w. L.Milier.
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OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.