davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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so SOOTHING
Its influence Has Been Felt by SO
Many Pine Bluff Readers.


The soothing influence of relief.
After suffering from Itching Piles,
From Eczema or any itchiness of the
skin,
Makes one feel grateful to the rem
edy.
Doan's Ointment has soothed hun
dreds.
Here's what one Pine Bluff citizen
says:
j. II. Steck, well known tin, copper
and sheet metal worker, 31S West Sec
ond street, residing at GA East Eighth
avenue. says: "DOans Ointment is
without exception the best preparation
I ever used, and from my oun eXpe-
rience | know that it does all that is
claimed for it. was troubled for years
with itching hemorrhoids and tried
several medicines but got no relief.
/ continued the treatment for week
or more and since then have been
free from the annoying aftiction. |
do not hesitate to recommend Doan S
Ointment.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s Rsass the .. LzxzfAZzzz1|s<
FEW PAUPERS
IN KANSAS

Topeka May Out of the 105 coun-
ties which the state Of Kansas has
within its domain at least fifty have
no paupers. In the entire state but
all of these are the overflow of insane
and feeble-minded asylums. One-half
the county poor farms are empty, save
for the keeper, who draws his salary
and waits for patronages. The state
has population estimated the first Of
the year at 100000 This means that
even at that only about one resident
out of every 1000 is in poorhouse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05

\ x X X y X X Y X X
X MI-65-c
'GlunoD s!ql 20 spLooeI
AueU 7Ql 20 qoIges 10 IgIop qua
. Su!Avs aouaQ 'oI!qM lIoqs ILeA e
. q! dn uAgIp 90 ugo logI}sGe ue
9oWo 9V} VI sIno Sc sYooq Qons
SuIApH 'solgognIeo I!eql Yoeq
o. 5u!qlemos eAgq oqM sI7logI2s
-qy 40 pup sYooq 20 4es H1aVII
an dIO s!q} WolI eppm slogIls
-qe InoH sAeq o. sIom GU $500 II
's9oEu7Iddg on 9ApQ GA 'uonual
-4e IpuosIed mo ueA!S eIe s}opI}s
-qe NV 1881 aou!s GlunoO pug
Al!O s!ql 10 sIouMo pugI oql
20 Il!Iorem e o. en!l 10 sloeIlsqe
psqs!uInI eAgq (eouels!xs u! pu!y
I!sQl 20 seuo HIuo eql eIe Qo!qM)
wy 'GlunoO uosI7U7r 10 sYooq .
2oeI2sqe 10 les sl7Idmoo mo .
1aa4S uIeK eli .
soI}!L 10 1o}op1}sqv s}IoqoI j. " -.
NOS y SL81aOH L x
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05

The flour" of the flock IS Sue
cess flour 3-15-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
Ants the Ideal Communists.

1t would perhaps be pushing meta
phOrs to an unwarranted extreme t.
speak Of dignity Of labor" in connec
ton with the occupations of ants. Blu
II by the phrase we mean that labo,
Is the honorable lot Of all citizens. anf
that all labors Of whatever sort ace
upon the same level Of respecta biltN
then we might venture to apply III,
saying even to the labors Of an an:
bill. For therein all are workers, from,
the newly fedged callow to the veterar
OF a second summer.-Henry McCoo';
In Harpers
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
CHEESE FACTORIES
AND CREAMERIES

Washington May In line with
its general policy Of encouraging the
extension of the creamery business,
the Department of Agriculture is pre-
pared to furnish information for the
proper organization of creamories and
cheese factories, and upon request will
supply plan of organization, list of
machinery and plan for creamery.
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BIG LABOR TEMPLE
FOR WASHINGTON

Washingtin, May 4-The National
Temple of Labor association which is
pushing the project to build a national
labor temple at the capital, recently
Fairbanks requesting his cooperation.
He wrote to the committee saying he
was heartily in accord with the pro-
5ect. sSW
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
An Epitanh-

In little churchyard near Llanymy
mech. Wales. is tombstone with these
lines upon 1t:
In crossing Ger the fatal bridge
John Morgan he was slain.
But 1t was not by mortal hand.
But by railway train.
John Morgan was the huntsman to
the Tanatside barriers and paid the
capital penalty for taking short cut
along the Cambrian line
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Inteliioent Strength.

1t is known that the largest churcs
bells may be set in motion by !na,
or even boy who pulls the ropes al
Tackled to them at proper and regula
intervals. even when their weight %
metal Is SO great that the stron@eS
man could scarcely move them sensib
II he did not apply his strength il de
terminate periodical Intervals Helm
holtz
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
Never Did.

Railroad superintendent new
engineer doesn't use much coal. H,
Assistant know. lie used to be 9
3anitor Eagle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
Net I-iteral.

Papa, this paper says lot OF me-.
in Office had their heads cut off DID
they cut them off with an AKA"
mo, my boy: With 3 sharp move" .
Baltimore American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-05
OF Interest To You

If you have fine house or fine horse,
you try to keep it in first-class con-
dition all the time, don't you? You know
that the better its condition, .he longer
it will serve you.
Why not treat your root the same way!
If you have Ruberoid Roof ca your
house, you have unquestional :. he best
roofing made.
1t may have been o. rr,r" If for
years, untouched and c.,:.,. -, be-
cause it has never given uble.
Why not keep II in good &C it will
serve you all the longer. : coat of
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De- VAL TO RETIRE.
Cardinals Gibbons and ireland Com
plain About Him.

Rome. Sept. 2s.-According 10 the
Avanti. Cardinal Merry Del Val. the
papal secretary OF state. is about to
retire
This step. it i asserted il an out
come Of representations made to the
vatican by American and English pre-
lates, but particularly Cardinal Glib
bOns and Archbishop Ireland. who OBJ
jected TO the secretary's severe meas
ures against modernism. According to
the Avanti, Cardinal NanuuetelH re-
cefved these complaints in London at
the time of the Eucharistic congress
and transmitted them to the pope.
In the event Of Merry Del VaTs re-
tirement. he probably viii be succeed
ed by Cardinal Rampolla, who former
" held this Office. Rampolla's return
10 power would mean a policy of dig
nffied Cancellation with regard to
France and an attitude of greater re-
serve toward Italy.
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the stolen stuff was found under the
west end of the East Sixth avenue via
duct and another large bundle Of ar
Jicles and clothing were found under
some lumber piles in the Missouri Pa
cific yards. The rest was found at
Doran's home. $50 Chestnut street.
The material at thu leaders home
were the most valua BILE. being school
books. tobacco. plumbers and black
smiths tools, some groceries and Ia
dies underwear. A case OF empty beer
bottles was also found The bottles
We're full when stolen from the Santa
Fe yards.
When DOran was captured Monday
afternoon he was found in a pawn
shop on lower Kansas avenue. The
detectives had been making q tour of
the pawn shops hunting for the stolen
articles OF clothing and they happened
TO notice Doran in this shop. When the
officers entered he attempted to leave
the store but the detectives took him
to the station on the way he tried to
escape the officers by allowing his hat
to blow of and then suggesting that
he chase it The hat was returned to
MIN by a pedestrian
Doran was taken to the police sta
ton and searched, but all he had on
him at the time was some tobacco and
cigarette papers. His pockets were
damp with broken eggs which he had
smashed in attempting TO escape from
the detectives. He was asked his age
and name, but in trying to lie concern
ing them. the detectives corrected him
saying that he had been i'll the police
limelight for a number Of years and
could not sneak out of it. Doran has
been to the reform school and was re
leased just five weeks ago He tried 10
tell the police that he was only Is
years of age, but they told him he had
been Is ever since he entered the pO-
lice station for the first time. a num-
Der of years ago. When one of the de-
tectives volunteered the Information
that he was II years DID, the boy
bIinked an affirmative answer.
When given a sweat" he admitted
the robbery Sunday night and also
others in the Santa Fe yards. He was
persuaded 70 give the names of his
companions and he blamed them for
the robbery saying that they in
fluenced him 10 steal However. Do
ran is the acknowledged leader of the
gang
DOTan is situated in the city jail but
his case will be taken TO the higher
courts. as the city court does not have
any Jurisdiction over felOnies-
In the meantime the police are max
ing a thorough search for the rest of
the gang and they will be brought to
justice as soon as possible. They are
in hiding
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md MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
E
REAL ESTATE TRaxsFERs-

G. D. Lyttle and wife to E W
{ Hoch. pt- lot - Greenwood ave,
c W. Potwin sub. $500 -----.----- 100
E C. Smith to y. NJ Moore. lot IS
and pit. 90 Western ave..--.-----..- 200
R. " Whft1ock and wife to NJ N
Allen. pit lot 5F Madison St,
Ritchie's add -.-... $3.50 .--.------ 1889
T. NJ James. ir-. and wife to T. NJ
James. lots 8 and - Kansas ave.
North topeka ---------------------S
VI. y. Nichols and husband TO l. H
Ellenberger and wife, Il e. gil
10 ---------------.- ---.--.-..-- 49, ~
D. \ Lawton and wife TO B. 5 Law
ton pt- n. = n W = 14-10-l5---------- ESQ
N Lewis ct al 70 ]. g. Harrison n
4 and 5 e Il II g = 5 " Il SS-R-14-$ go
H WeStermire and wife 10 R. o. Shell
den lots 4-42-4-6 and 10th St
Point Prospect Suo--.-...-----.-.--+-- IT,
y. u. Moore and husband to R. Roed-
iger lot 3E and pt. 30 and 10 Fill
more st. TOung's add. g. 80
T. s. Young and wife to NJ e WEIGH
and V. NJ. Policy, lots d and IS 10th
ave west = ~
l. G. Cleveland and wife 20 z E
Wfttsr. n. W. OF $ . H-u-l@---- 5.0el
o. Darfow and wife 10 y. w Minard-
lots 1856 and 81 Van Buren, St,
Daniel 8 SUP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
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SANTA FE NOTES.

Engineer H. P. French has returned
TO work in the local pool after having
been in passenger service between
Topeka and Newton.
Engineer c. ". Teuuyson is running
temporarily on runs Nos. 81 and 81
between Topeka and Argentine
Engineer Ed 0. Whitcomb Is run
ming between Topeka and Marceline
on the passenger runs.
Engineer William Beaumont Of
Argentine is taking the place of En-
gineer Decker on runs 9 and 4 be-
tween Kansas City and Newton En-
giueer Decker went out on the presi-
dents special
Engineer Osborne is taking the
place OF Engineer Richie on the extra
sections Of No. ,.
Conductor Howes vas in the place
OF Conductor Griffith on the plug
runs Sunday
Engines Nos 24O3 and 1916 were
taken out IN trial trip today The
engines 'Nul be assigned TO switch
service
Harvey EversoIe Of the freight
depot is back from a western trip.
Jesse Anderson, night car inspector.
has returned 10 work after having
been in the east for a short vacation.
John Hogbin of the rip track yards
has gone 10 Denver to spend a short
vacation
The Young Mems Social club of the
Railroad Y. NJ. =. 4. will organize to-
night in the parlors of the associa-
IiOu-
Engineer Ryan Of Argentine is in
Topeka today.
The Bible class in the rip track
yards will be organized for the season
tomorrow noon Rev. Hill Of the
WESLEYAN church viii have charge OF
the class
Fireman Berns Of Argentine is in
Topeka today on business.
r y. Williams of the bridge and
building department at BurIingame is
In Topeka today
Engineer James NcKernan is run
ming in extra freight service.
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HES \ BAD, BAD BOY.
Oscar DOran. Reform school Graduate.
COnfesses TO Wholesale Thefts.

Oscar DOrsn. the seventeen year old
Roy who was arrested by Detectives
Sauls and Hutton for breaking into
cars on the santa Fe and Missouri
Pacific railroads has confessed his
crime and has also given the police
clue To the rest Of the gang of youthful
thieves who have been working in To-
peka for the last few months. 1t was
a lucky catch by the police and
means the end Of the stealing that has
bothered the railroads so long.
The raid by the detectives was caus-
- By a report from the Missouri Pa
'inc that three box cars loaded and
sealed and ready 20 be taken up by the
rexr train had been broken into and
.arge number OF articles had been
stolen The detectives started on the
luut at once and taking up the clue
which developed from some santa Fe
stolen goods found i'm different places
over the yards. the officers succeeded
IN running down the thieves. Some Of
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The Humboldt L ASHORE.

Victoria. & c. Sept. 29.-The
steamer Humboldt is ashore at Active
Pass. her passengers have been taken
or by the fishing steamer Edith and
are on their way to Seattle. The
Humboldt struck during a heavy fog
at 4.40 a m on Marratt Point Pender
island She is hard and fast on the
rocks. The tug Lorne and the steam
er Safyor Of the British Columbia
Salvage company left to render assiS-
tance.
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TOPEKA MUTE As BALL PLAYER
Frank BurSon Makes Brilliant Record
i'm Ohio League

I'm Ohio League
Topeka as a producer of great base
ball players once again breaks into the
limelight. This time il is Frank Bur-
son. a Topeka deaf mute. who makes
the town famous.
Burson plays with the Lima team
of the OhiO-Pennsylvania league and
il an ourfieIder. He had a batting
average of -35s during the season just
closed. During the season he never
missed a game. He can play any posi-
ton and is a catcher of more than
ordinary ability His long distance
hitting has attracted lots OF attention.
Burson is a good base runner He is
good natured and easy TO get along
with As a natural ball player he has
no equal in the o. P circuit
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Mr. Fire Insurance Man why not write
Life Insurance on the side? We have a
number that are making good money this
way Why not your Investigate by writ
ing the DeS Moines Life Insurance Co,
Des Moines Iowa.
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of the State bank taking a bout 81, 600.
They shot q policeman in the arm and
fred several shots at the Baker hotel
to keep anybody from coming out
They then took 4 handcar and es-
caned
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NOTICE

-~-~--~~~~-0---~---7-->-7
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: Notice
is hereby given that my petition for q
permit to sell intoxicating liquors at my
drug store at No. go e Fourth ave. in
the Second ward of the city OF Topeka
Shawnee county, Kansas. is now on file
in the Office OF the probate judge OF said
county and that the said petition WI be
heard before The probate judge OF said
county. at his office in the court house
in the city of Topeka, Shawnee county.
Kansas. on Saturday. the 18th day OF
October. 1908. at 10 O'Clock a m
F. G. CORBIN.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
You will take notice that my petition
for a permit TO sell Intoxicating liquors
at my drug store at No. 6dS North Kansas
avenue. in the First ward Of the city OF
Topeka. Shawnee county. Kansas In now
on file in the office Of the probate Judge
Of said county. and that the said petition
will be heard before the probate Judge IT
said county at his Office in the court house
in the city OF Topeka. on Saturday. the
10th day OF October, 1905. at 10 o'clock a m.
e d. BRENKER-
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LEGAL.

LEGAL.
First published IN The Topeka state
Journal September q, 1851
NOTICE.
jose Rodriguez Gil. Judge OF the Second
Civil Court of this Capital, by decree OF
the End of June of the present year has
ordered that every person who believes
left by Edgar Doud on his death, be noti-
fled to prove said right or claim within
thirty days counted from the day after
the last publication OF this notice. which
is TO be published once every ten days
for three times. in the following papers
Judicial Bulletin. Jurisprudence Daily and
the official paper Of Kansas or that OF the
largest circulation
In compliance with this order have Is
sued the foregoing for publication
Mexico. D. r, June .. 1905
MANUEL FREYRIA.
sC0NvOCATORIA-
Fl Lieenciado Jose Rodriguez Gil. Juez
segundo de 10 civil de esta Capital por
auto de - de JUNO del corriente ano. a
mandadO Sc convoQue a todas las persO-
mas que Sc cream con derechO a los bieneS
que duedaron al faIIecimientO del Sr.
Eduardo DoIid- para que Sc presenter a
dias contados. desde el siguieute a IA
ultima publication de Ia preSente, que sc
insertara por tres veces de diez en- diez
diaS. en- los periodicos Boletin Judicial.
Dfaio de Jurisprudencfa periodico
Official de Kansas Ell de mayor cfrcula-
cion-
Y en- cumpIimiento de 10 mandado. ex-
pidO Ia presente para su publication.
Mexico. g de JUNO de 1893
MANUEL FREYRIA-
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WANTED-By an experienced dressnaker
sewing by the day. Miss Lane, Iz3 West
| 9Th st Phone a1s3 Bell
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Rob the Bank at Ladysmith
robbers early today blew open the safe
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oSTEoPaTHs.

Dr.. Nellie Sawyer & Dr.. Clara Martin. 81
x A.. Crawford Bldg. Elevator service
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FOR SALE-wiIl sell my home. II Green
wood ave, Potwin Place, at bargain:
s rooms with hath Good barn Call at
house F. G. TompkinS-
FOR sALE-NEw cottage. large rooms.
pantry, closets and porches, : lots. on
car line, west side. 81 40. payments Rick
enbacher. ga Kansas ave
FOR sALE-to room house. modern. on
Harrison ST. close to car line VIII take
smaller house in trade. Graham & Co.
100 ". It'll Phone 12S7.
hall and bath. combination lights, full
basement. refrigerator built in. fine els
tern built for home. only blocks cap
itol square, S2-Soa- Terms Clearinghouse
Realty Co.. 6oS Kansas ave.
FOR SALEImproved quarter near
Dover. less than so per acre. Another 3
miles 3 W. 50 Per acre Both are bar
gains J. D. Miller s Co, 6I5 Kansas
ave Both phones.
barn los Winter st, AuburEdale. ].
Thomas Lumber Co
% a. 3 mi. OF Topeka, % min walk to car
line 90 a. in alfalfa. III bearing fruit
trees room house, s a pasture fenced
hog tight 1850 1850 down. balance 10
years time, II wanted per cent
N HOLT, r F. D. No I. Topeka
FOR EXCHANGE. SALE OR RENT
At Wakarusa. new store and hail build
ing, well located for business Apply to
J. Robinson. Auburn. or Geo Neil, To-
peka, Kansas
A GREAT BARGAIN in switch property.
We offer a tract 100 feet by 3s5 feet. 10
Gated on railroad switch at very low
price for quick sale Better Realty and
Loan Co. room , Columbian Bldg
FOR sALE-15os Western ave. rooms
modern. , lots. large barn. all nearly
new. Make me an offer
c. D. LYLE. Owner.
Ird Phone 1873 81 Lane
THE UR1E-HEPwoRTH LAND co.
KANSAS. TEXAS & MEXICO LANDS
Ind. Phone s57- Bel Phone So
GREAT BARGAIN.
Splendid modern cottage. phone 244S blue.
FOR SALES room cottage. bath. gas.
furnace. lots. on paved street and car
line, blocks west OF Kan ave Inquire
1877 Tyler street
FOR sALE-New 4-roOm cottage. SIS
FOR sALE-By owner. 1o1s Monroe. 5
room cottage, gas. sewer. fine bath
FOR EXCHANGE
TO TRAD[For North side real estate,
$50 business. paying $50 month. See
Steele 6G2 N Kansas ave
MISCELLANEOUS.
WILL NJ RANDALL
FOR WINDOW SCREENS
Made. Painted. Fitted and Hung.
Ind 456l- 11SS KanS- Ave Bell 14SS.
FOR BEST quality oats hay and feed,
phones Al J. c. Sinner.
WALL PAPER CENTS Up
WE CARRY A FULL STOCK LET Us
FIGURE on WORK
PHONES: BELL Is. IND. a44 RED.
LOST AND FOUND.
LosT-Red Ieather-covered Excelsior
diary Finder please return to . Bu-
chanan st and receive reward
LOsT-A silver chain bag lined with
grey channels. containing money Please
ceiys reward
LOST-Scotch collie pup. color brown with
white feet, about ) months old. Finder
please return to SIS Fillmore st
LOST-SmalI gold watch charm, square
Notify E G. Gordon. no. v B Reward
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
sTRAYED or sTOLEN-BlacE and tan
rat terrier dog. sight in one eye gone
Answers TO name of jim Return TO %
Tyler st. and get reward
MONEY
---~----~----
MONEY TO loan on live stock. pianos, per
sona1 security. household goods typewrit-
ers- W. E SeEuine- Alb K A Both phones
BETTER REALTY AND LOAN CO
Room = Columbian Bldg
Lend money on farms and Topeka prop
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wANTED-A good boy with wheel Good
wages. $50 KanS. ave.
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wAxrEp-MALE HELP.

WANTED = Experienced arm waiter
Cremerie restaurant
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FuRxrrURr REparnm.

D. ]. Triekier doe. expert furniture re-
pairing. Carpenter and fob work also
neatly done. IA W. 18th 1t. Bell 1ss2 red
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FLORISTS.

|
1 FRESH cut flowers for all occasions -
be found at Hayes flower store 1gf w.
! sth- Ind phone 81
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OWN
COMFORTABLE
HOME

a place that is bright and cheerful,
where sunshine and light enter and re-
fleets into the life OF the owners Haven't
enough money. Ell? The Shawnee Build
ing and Loan association have a plan
whereby you can do this
SEE THE SECRETARY.
rs WEST 9Th ST.
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WANTED-Man 70 sell gas goods and gas
lights. Don't call unless you mean bust
ness. Cross Cycle Co. so Kansas ave
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wH nrsPENsARY

QUINCY STREET FREE DIsPENSARY.
5H Quincy St Conducted by regular
practfcing physicians and surgeons Med
icai service free Medicine free in some
cases Office hours TO 5 D m Calls
answered night or day Ind phone 1856
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First published IN The Topeka stats
Journal September ., 1875.
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York City
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WANTED-An kinds OF cement work, &C
II not satisfied J. NJ Brain. Ind. elks.
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WASTED-Ffrst class coat maker. Good
bill of prices VIM Klinge & Son. 10
W. 5th ST
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CAPITAL. CITY vITRIFIED BRICK q
PAVING Co. IA Z sth It Mfgz- Of
building. paving and sidewalk brick
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-21
Dirt Roads in Alabama

The dirt road anywhere is expensive, first to the farmer, and then to all con- sumers. The extent of the tax i'm nosed by reason of dirt roads is fully set forth in the business-lille speech of Congressman Underwood, delivered yesterday in Mobile, and published in The Age-Herald this morning. The contrast between the good roads of France, for example, and the dirt roads of America is fully explained by MT. Underwood, who has studied the sub ject carefully and thoughtfully. Ala bama roads are in backward, primi- tive condition. No state more needs q
 good roads movement, and it is to be
 hoped MT. Underwood will stay on the
 stump until the people of this state are
 led to see that poor roads are the very reverse of business sense and good management.
 MT. Underwood plainly foresees co. operation on the part of the general government, the state and the county