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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-03
PLEASANT PLAIN NEWS ITEMS.

Arthur Wright called at the home
of Howard Lewis Monday evening,
August 10.
They had a surprise on Miss Ethel
Yocnm Wednesday night, August 81.
Mrs. Ora Lewis and daughter, Ruth,
visited at her mothers Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Putnam visited with
Tina Lewis Sunday.
Camp meeting is going on at Pro.
mise City now.
Your Junior friend,
Leora Lewis,
R. F. D. No. 4, Box So Russell. Iowa
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THE NEWS CONTEST.
SEYMOUR NEWS.
a Mile Of Pennies.

we are building new Pres
byterian church here All the
children are trying to get a mile
of pennies. have got SO pennies
Those that get so pennies or more
get their names in the corner stone
ext Saturday is old settlers day
here. At night there is going to be
an entertainment at the opera house
for the benefit of the new church. My
sister Dorthy and ! are going to he
Mrs. Needles children. My papa and
mamma are in it. too.
School begins here Sept. 8. l will
be in the fourth grade this year. They
are building a new addition to the
west school building which will be
used for the High School,
The Mason lodge has torn down
their building. They are going to
build new three story brick one.
Leg Taken Of.
Miss Stella Inman had her left leg
taken off above the knee last Sun.
day. DR.. Burchett and DR.. Maxwell,
were in attendance. She fell out of
hammock when she was small
child and hurt her leg. She has walk
ed on crutches ever since. The bone
became so diseased that it had to he
taken off to save her life.
Grand Stand Fell In.
The grandstand at the ball game
at Allerton Chautauqua fell in last
Saturday afternoon with six hundred
people in it. Most of them were from
Seymour. because it was the Seymour
boys that played. Mrs Baz Cook of
Seymour had her leg broken and her
back hurt. Many were slightly in
jured but none were killed.
Musical Recital.
Last Monday evening the music
pupils of Miss Mary Kerley gave a
recital at her home on Main street
Parents and friends of the pupils
were present and enjoyed the evening
very much.
A Runaway.
AS Mr.. and Mrs Sam Walker, liv-
ing south of town. were driving 20
town the other day their horse got
frightened and ran away, throwing
them out Both were picked up un-
conscious and Mr.. Walker got his
collar bone broken.
Drops Dead.
Mrs Samuel Boston, who kept
house for LATE Jones and family,
south of town fell down dead in the
yard while picking chickens Monday
forenoon.
Personals.
Mrs. S. A. Williams returned from
Kansas City Saturday where she had
been nursing her son, who was very
sick.
Delmer Dushin loft Tuesday for
Sloan Springs, Ark, to visit few
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Duskin. Delmer will go
to Iowa City when the State Univer-
sity opens and take course in civil
Prof ]. R. Cougi!l and family re-
turned Monday from a visit with re.
latives at Green City and Spickards,
Mo.
F. c. Stewart returned to Seymour
last Friday from White Lake, s. D.,
near which place he has been all
summer.
Mrs. Martha Mcfarland and Mrs. G.
w Lintz and little daughter, Mar
gerry from Canton ILL.,, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Adams
and family, went to Cincinnati last
Friday to make their future home
Mildred Adams,
Goy,nnrr Iou-o
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BLAKEssURG NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. ]. r. West is visiting at the
home Of her son, ALI West.
David Jay and son, Dick, have re
turned from a trip in Kansas.
Hail fell as large as hen eggs last
Friday night.
Mrs. VIM. LaFollette is at the
Ottumwa hospital.
Miss Alice West has ben visiting
at the home of her cousin, ALT West
Henry Smith is visiting at the home
of Will Arnold.
Mrs. Leora Hamilton is visiting y.
the home of her brother, ALI West.
Pearl West age 10,
R. F. D. No. !. Blakesburg, Iowa
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DoUDs NEWS ITEMS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Find
lay, a daughter.
Miss Emily Ball is visiting friends
here
Mrs. Lizzie sperry is visiting
friends.
Mrs. J. w Harwood and son of
Keosauqua, were here Saturday
l. N. Loring was here to visit his
mother, Mrs. E. Loring, who has re-
turned home with him.
Alden Doud, age 8,
DoudS-Leando, Iowa.
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Death Of Pearl Swift.

Paul Swift, one of the Juniors of
Selma, Iowa, met with quite an acct
dent Sunday, which caused his death.
He was playing with his cat and fell
in the cellar. breaking blood-vessel
in his head. He died Sunday evening.
think 1t wes 80 sad his letter was
published in the Courier Jpunior last
week and he never lived to read It.
! think all Of the Juniors ought
to extend all our heart felt sympathy
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NEWS CONTEST CLOSES NEXT
WEEK..

Monday evening, September 2, is
The closing time of the News Con
test" We are publishing many items
today, written in regular newspaper
style. The prize winners will be an.
nounced in the Daily Junior of Sept.
$ and the Tri-Weekly sept 10.
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MAPLE SAUCE.

Cook two cupfuls of maple syrup
with half cupful of cream until It
threads: add half cupful of fine,
chopped English walnuts and keep
hot until required. May be used
either for pudding or on ice cream.
Jennie Rupe,
(No address)
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-03

and the sheriff's wife and all their
eleven children followed him slowly.
But why did he have to shout go,
and make such fools OF us?" they
said among themselves. 1T was 40
golden hen, it was only a button"
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JUNIOR RECEIPTS.
Oh .s'..:'.s.s
TO MAKE FRUIT JARS SECURE.

To make fruit Jars secure screw
lids down tight and while the jars
are still hot, paste a strip of wrap.
ping paper around over the rubber.
Yours truly
Mildred shewry, age IL,
577 Summit st. Ottumwa, Iowa.
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PEACH PIE.

Peel, stone and slice the peaches.
line pie plate with crust and lay N
the fruit, sprinkle sugar literally
over them in proportion to their
sweetness. Allow three peach ker-
nails chopped fine to each pie; pour
in very little water and bake with
an upper crust or with cross-bars Of
paste across the top.
Your Junior,
Leora Lewis,
r. F. D. No. 4, Box 3d. Russell. Iowa
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Dear Editor.-My cards were re-
ceived with welcome and thanking
you for them, l will write you a let.
ter.
We had nice picnic the last day
Of school and few Of the girls went
on the train with our teacher We had
a nice time coming back
In my school studies have reading,
writing, arithmetic and geography,
physiology, grammar and history. |
passed in all my studies, only arith-
metic. l passed into the seventh
grade.
Well, will close, hoping to see my
letter in print, remain your Junior.
Anna Margaret Rhea, age IA,
Box 127, Hiteman, Iowa.
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My sister is going to write AS my
letter is betting long, will close.
Your Junior friend,
Lou Nalley,
Pulaski, Iowa.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-03

Dear Editor.-I have not written to
the Junior Courier before. l thought
l would write. am a little boy
seven years old. My papa takes the
Courier. I like to hear mamma read
the Junior pieces. / live on farm.
For. pets have cat, sheep and pig.
l will start to school the first of Sep
TENDER. l will be glad when school
begins.
Well, will close for this time
Earl Kenyon,
r. f. D. No. 2. Packwood, Iowa.
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Dear Editor.-As have never writ.
ten before l thought I would write
My papa takes the Courier and I like
to read the letters very much.
I have three brothers and four sis
tiers. am little girl eight years old.
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JUNIOR LETTERS.

Dear Editor.-Ithoalght would
write as l have never written before
We have got six little kittens and
two little colts.
go to school. like to go to
school. The teacher gave me card
the last day. 1t has been raining to.
day.
Yours truly,
Nellie Roland, age 8,
Libertyyille Iowa
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Willis Kolosik.
North English, Iowa

Dear Editor.-As I have not written
to the Courier Junior, thought I
would write few lines. go TO
school. ! study arithmetic, geography
reading, language and spelling.
For pets l have two pigeons. dog
and 2 calves. I play ball at school.
live three-quarters of a mile from
town. I 60 to the town school. l
have four brothers and one sister.
We have four horses
Yours truly,
Carlton Kolosik,
North English, Iowa
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FLoRls R. =. o. NO. / NEWS ITEMS

lot Iowa Ave.
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Dear Courier Junior.-I have writ
ten once before and saw my letter
In print so thought I would write
again. | think my postals you sent
me are very nice and / thank you
very much for them. I will write a
story entitled, The First Fourth Of
July Our school is out now. My
teachers name was Cassie L. Yont.
Well, as my letter is getting long, 1
will close.
Pour friend,
Beatrice Hickey, age 10,
II. +. D. No. l Lucas, Iowa
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Dear Courier Junior-I have never
written before l thought I would
write to you and tell you about school
I am in the third reader now. My
studies are arithmetic, geography,
spelling, reading, language and music.
will close for this time.
Anna Nalley, age IL,
Pulaski, Iowa
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r. F. D. No. Q. Packwood, Iowa.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-12
CITY OFFICIALS
ARE ALL SMILES
THEY WERE DELIGHTED WITH
THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF IN.
CREASE IN SALARY.

Brunswick city officials wore a
broad smile yesterday morning. when
they learned that council had incres-
ed their salaries at the meeting on
Thursday night Some of the officials
expected an increase having heard
it rumored that the committee would
recommend 1t, but 1t came as a pleas
am surprise to the majority Of the
city officers.
II is well known fact that tho
officials of the city have been poor
~ paid in the past 1t is said that
there is not city in the south of
Blmnswicks size that did not pay
hette@ salaries thaa were paid here,
and tao council was congratulated
on all Sides yesterday for its act.
ion
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REACHED HAVANA
ON GOOD TIME
THE BRUNSWICK WENT INTO
THE CUBAN PORT EARLY YES
TERDAY MORNING.

Telc grams 0vere~Eeeivel in the city
yesterday announcing the arrival Of
the steamship Brunswick in Havana
early yesterday morning, Tao steam
er arrived off the port after dari1
Thursday night, but, under the rue.
in Havana that a steamer cannot en-
ter port atter dark, she was compelled
to wait until yesterday morning to
enter
The steamer ut once discharged
hor cargo and after taking on one
for the return trip will sail Bruins
swicll this afternoon arrlV hera
Tuesday morning and sailing We same
afternoon for New York.
II is expected that she will take
"a number OF passengers from here
10 New York as the company has an
nounced low rate of SIS.
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CITATION.
STATE OF GEORGIA.

GLYNN COUNTY.
Mrs, Sentelle Pafford Bleckerby, a
resident of said state and county.
having duly applied to be appointed
guardian Of the person and property
or ivay Pafford, minor under four
Teen years of age, q resident of said
county notice is hereby given that an,
pllcation will be passed on at the noxt
Term OF the court Of ordinary for
SAID county to be held on the first
Monday in February 1907, Witness
my hand and official signature this
January 8, 1907
o,, Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glynn County Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-12

We are still members OF the Hucl.
mems Union Station. Phone Sss. All
calls promptly answered,
srayant Jones,
Seah Roundtree.
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LARGE HOUSE ON BOULEVARD 5000 rrr~wn
NICE COTTAGE ON COCHRAN A. EMue $3.50
NICE LARGE COTTAGE ON srRk Er CLOSE IN asso
THREE eoeD HOUSE NEAR Hore $4,000
PRETTY COTTAGE ON GLoUcEsT Err STREET $500
NICE HOUSE ON LONDON STREET 1920
LARGE HOUSE ON MANSFIELD STREET, a4soo
PRETTY HoUsE STREET NEAR COURT HousK saOon
wa HAVE FOR SALE RESIDENCE AND BulLpNo Lore -
ALL PARTS or CITY; QUANTITY OF sALL
FOR lNVEsTMENTG
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Attend the mid-wineer millinery
opening at Mise Slater'a.
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Busiresa Cnanoe.

We beg t. advise that we have
Withdrawn our hacks from station tel
ephone 338 and can now be found at
hack station 37G Al calls promptly
answered.
SeaborR RGundtree Bryan Jones,
Blain BUuRlaS, Oscar dacris
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lHIcE HOME NEAR CITY, ACRES GROUND V1
WELL LOCATED RESIDENCE GLOUCESTER STREET, exOa
TWO NICE COTTAGES ON E STREET, $500
RESIDENCE ON STREET, $1,000
RESIDENCE or STREET NEAR r. s2zso
RESIDENCE ON NEAR ELLIS $4,000
PRETTY HousE ON REYNOLDS STREET, LARGE LOT $500
NICE HOME FACING PARK $780,
PRETTY RESIDENCE UNION N IN REAR ssoo
LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, uNIoN IN REAR NsOs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-19
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUR HOUSE FLAT. OR or
more room apartment Immediately for rent JOHN
son, DENT q co. GIL Eth st. ug. Phone 1873
fel6tf
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Want High Class Domestic Help Advertise Washington Word
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia Washington
February IS 1907. Notice is hereby given
that, in conformity 10 law. the pamphlet
containing a list of taxes ia arrears on
real property in the District Of Columbia
on the first day OF July 1906 also all as
sessments subject to sale, has been
printed. A copy thereof will be delivered
10 any taxpayer applying therefor at the
office Of the collector Of taxes of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and If the tax or as
sessment due together with the penalties
and costs that may have accrued thereon,
shall not be paid prior TO the day named
for sale. namely, the ETH DAY OF
MARCH. 1897, the property involved viii
be sold under our direction, al public
auction, at the office Of the collector OF
taxes of the District of Columbia, com
mencing on the said l2th day Of March.
l9f. between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon and o'clock In the after
noon. Sundays and legal holidays ex-
cepted until all such delinquent property
IS sold. HENRY b. F. MCFARLAND,
HENRY l.. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE.
Commissioners Of the District OF Column
bia fel8. l9. =, DC mch4.5
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule In effect November .. 1906
20 T. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS. week.
days-Stops ct principal points IN Virginia. Ves-lbuls
train; standard coaches parilr o. Clifton tsrge.
with connection for Virginia Hot Springs. Pullman
Seepers Clifton Forge Louisville Cincinnati, In
Giauapclis. s. Louis. and ChiczgCi buffet serylce
from Gordonsvilie-
40 =. M.-NEW C. o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new vesJibuls train; stops only a. Gordolslc.
Charlottesville. Staml1n Clifton Forge and CgTius-
ton. Va. RoUceTert5 ard Hinton. ". Va. Pullman
sleepeTs 20 Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati Indian
apoiis St. Louis. and Chicago Dining cars. d "a
carte service One night cut.
LIe +. NJ. T. y LIMITED, Dai.y-Sold
yestibule train. Pullman s.etpers 90 Cincinnati Lex
iugton and Louisville Compartment sleeping 10
Virginia Hot Springs week days Dining cars ID
carte service. Sieepgrs Cincinnati 60 Chicago and
st. Louis ard Louisville 70 Memphis Nashville, an
Southwest.
Reservations and tickets az Chesapeake and ONO
Ofhc5s 5l5 Pennsylvania avenue 613 18th street.
T. ANA Sixth Street Station. Telephones Main 3-.J
for Pennsylvania Il. X. Cab Service aud Main I9si
for C. * 0. Tic6et Office.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-fOl0Eing schedule figures pllllslee on-5 IS
information and are not guarauteed-
100 a. m.-DanTiIle and usy stations.
'T5j a. m--HauisOuburg aud way stations.
go a. m.-Sisepers aud coaches 70 Atlanta and
New Orleans Dining Car.
sIIso4 a. u--slsepers and Coaclcs % Columbia.
Savannah. and jacksonville. Dining Car
30 D. m--SleepeTs and coaches 90 Atlanta and
Columbus Ga. Sunset Route Tourist sCeler u
San Francisco tri-WeeEiy.
t391 p. m--Har-sllrs and Way stations.
slS5 ?. m--Charl0ttesTiilc. NaT.sut0u, and Wa5
stations
SIS p m.-Soa,hern's Palm Limited Solid Pail
nan 70 Aiken Augusta Savannah. JacEs1nFiii5. and
-. Augustine. Sleeper bi-Wesf-y 20 Charleston
Dining Car
$50 p m.-SIeepers ard Coaches 20 Charlotte. Co
lumbis, and Augusta. SieepsEs weekdays ~ Pine
hurst. Dining Car
lob p. m.-slcepers and coaches fvia LyrclbuIg
and BRISTOL 10 ChattauOcga, Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining Car
II1o D. m-New YORK and Sew Orleans Limited
Solid Pullman to AsheTiIe. Atlanta, Birmingham.
and New Orleans Club and Observation Cars. Dr.
ing Car
Note-'Daily. Weekdays
Through trains from tie S0GIh arrive Washington
10 SD and g. % a. m.i ESQ. - ss5, y go, and
Local trains from HaTTis1n5urg. II IS g. n. week
days and so 2. H. daily FROM Chart0ltcsFilis. Ia
a II. daily.
-equeat trains % and from Bluem0nL
Ticket Odices. 73j 18th ST., 81 Pa. Ave. and
Pennsylvania Station
C. Il ACkEET. S. II. HARDWICk,
v. z. q Gen. Msr. Pass. TElL Ngt.
" II. TANLOE. l. s BROWN
Gen Pass Agt. GeHI AT.
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WALL PAPER.

CHEAPEST THING on EARTH-NEW UP-TO-
date wall paper 1907 goods. Sc a piece samples
0u request JOHN r. MAHONEY, Sl5 Pa. ave. Sc.
Phone east so. te9u
ROOMS PAPERED. SIS; HOUSE PAINTING
lowest prices. CHAS. A. CARLISLE. SIS 5th ST
and 35i I e. uw. Phone Main 6557- n23-5lt
Rooms PAPERED. s. W: SAMPLES
brought: latest New York designs painting. LIZ
PREUX. l5cl 9th st. Phone y 9isln- Sls-a
WE WILL FURNISH YOU PAPER FOR THE
following sized rooms. 6 by Q h. g. for toe 10 hy
Il by g. far 81 Z By b by g. Sis; j hy % by
81 30. and other rooms in proportion. Come +. G.
NOLTE COZ llth 81 NV. fo5-n
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-19

PROPOSALS FOR USELESS PAPERS
War Department. Washington. Febru-
airy l5, 1915. Sealed proposals IN duplicate
viii be received here until p. m. FER
RtARN >, 1881. for purchase of useless
papers OF War Department. propos3Is
must be in envelopes indorsed Proposals
dressed NJ. r. THORP. CHER of SnnnI,,
DIVISION fe1S.19.30 y - .
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TRANS-PAGlFlG NAILS.

Australia texcept mails for West Australia New
Zealand. New Caledonia. Samoa Hawaii and spa
cially addressed mail fer the FIJI Islands yil san
Francisco. close here daily as U;5 p D.. mp 10
February ., fer dispatch by steamer S0uaEa-
Hawaii, Japan. Korea, China, and Philippine ISL
aIids via san Francisco close here daiy az I-j ,.
n mp 20 February .. f8T dispatch by steamer
China.
Hawaii, VIA san Francisco. close here daily at
II i5 D. m. up 10 March g. fer dispatch boy steamer
Alameda.
Japan .lexcert parcelspast mails Korea. China
and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and Vie
toria. British Columbia. Close here daily az eco D.
~. mp to March q. fer di+IstcA ,. steamer Em-
press Ct India.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-19

OFFICE OF THE BUILDING COMMIT
tee, L. ). Department OF Agriculture.
Washington. ID. &, January 81 1901
Sealed proposals viii be received at this
Office until O'Clock p. m on the lgTH
DAY OF MARCH, l90.. and then opened.
FOR the construction of the Power House
for the United States Department Of As
riculture, Washington D. G.. in accord
ance with the drawings and specifications
copies of which may be obtained at the
Office of the Building Committee. United
States Department of Agriculture All
applications must be accompanied by a
certified check for So made payable 10
the Discussing Clerk of the Department
OF agriculture which checks viii be re-
tanned until the return of the drawings
and specifications. IS + GALLOWAY.
Chairman. jazz ,fel PTS. IS. MATS
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SUBURBAN---FOR RENT,

FOR REMIT KENILWORTH D @. 6RO0T
frame cottage. with attic and cellar; heated by
e---.--.---- 80
6Io1m cottage. with cellar and large iot...... 1900
6Ioom cottage. lat 5lxl15-. "A Sd
Allen W Mallery,
Fef5-f T1r- g. 1T w
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AUTOMOBILES

BE UP TO DATE-I HAVE SEVERAL AUTO
mobile delivery wagons that ] VIII hire cheap By
The day. week. OF month. ESCHINGEKS Ca
RACE. rear us 18th ug- Phone n 65H ja2s-tf
TIRE BARGAINS CLINCHER CASINOS 2sv2Is
Ss5j 5lxg-, SSs7; 9sx9 Sl35i. BOSS. SL5l. 39x5s.
Slasl, tubes TO suit, SIS S2g S2.75. G95 SLls
famous Diamond tircs 1897 prices greatly reduced
ENucft vucauliug. Reduced prices. JONES AUTO
TIRE WORKS. eo26)i T. Phone 3l5c. fel57t-exS
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1YPEWRITERS.

~ RENT 4 WELLINGTON.
Nne month flT....................32 s.. %
szssa IIree months Tor. ...-........-.. s. %
FS Dix months for...........,........ S. %
EA tAl rCnras apply toward purchase. }
sfttssA The WELLINGTON is only S5J.
OttlCE. J09 lith 81 ~.
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PERSONAL,

IMAGINATION GOES a Long WAY SOME
times but the rial thius Is our standard cash eZ-
change for aIy amount 20 meas uau garments,
shJt-. bats. shirts. Wil cab quick ol fecsiIt %
postal lUSTH OLD STAND. 5l9 u.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments. ladies cr Sentiauens send postal; vii
call J.. TAKshES. 1898 5th avs. Phone y. 1893
ia6-u
HAIR on TIE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS. MOLEs. BlETHMARhs. BLACK
HEADS. and au facial bemishes FERMAAENri.I
REMOVED By eiectolysis. Lady operator. ROOM
e. Metzerott Bldg, no Z s. uW- .e6-yl
VISITORS 60 THE ART EXHIBITION. con
csraa Arl GALLERY, viii find Miss AICkeIip serves
FIRST class luncheon az the SIGN on TIE FOX
- l7th st. feast
MRS. FRIEDA NOBLE. 1zI5 NJ ST NW.-HOLDS
spiritual meetings Monday "Wednesday. and Friday
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