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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
ENTENTE CoRDlALE
Sir yyilfrcd Lauricr Pruises America
Prince Calls On Mr.. FnIrbanks.

Sir N1lfrcd Laurter PruseS tAmcrlca-
Prince Calls On Mr.. Fairbanks.
y QUEBEC. July 26.-The Prince
OF Wales had a comparatively quiet
Sunday after the round OF ceremonies
zoaurch at IL English Cathedral. driv-
ing front tie cathedral in an open
carriage, and raising his silk hat as
the crowds saluted him along the way.
"A royal pew at the church had been
deliberately decorated, but the prince
preferred to occupy less ornate posi-
tion at the central alsles. On the
Plains OF Abraham an impressive sol-
emn mass was celebrated in the open
air by the Catholic Archbishop Of Que
bee with the Duke OF Norfolk, and
large assembiage present.
Earl Grey's dinner to tho colonial
representative last night brought two
speeches from the prince-one very
happy and rather facetious.
Then the prince handed Earl Grey
check for 100000 to be used In main
tanning the Plains Of Abraham as q
permanent memorial, the title deeds
! OF which he had turned over earlier
in the day
I. Premier Lauricr said, in the course
of his Speech
at Is source OF great satisfaction
3 10 nave. ouI pOWSIlul n iicl6HDOI,s AiAS
United States, represented at this ma
Etional commemoration and represented
! by no less a person than their Vice
i President. I wish to thank Mr.. Fair
hanks for the kind words lie has
spoken, and we especially treasure his
declaration that nothing on earth Gun
change the cordial relations that exist
Y to-day between his country and Eng
Aland.
I'm no part OF the world has there
been greater rejoicing at the entente
q cordiaie now happily existing between
Z France and England than here, where
4 that entente cordile has existed for
1 years.and is growing steadily stronger.
We hope that this state OF things
will continue between our old Mother
Y Country, France ana our powerful
I heighbor, the United States
Prior to the colonial dinner the
3 prince drove TO Spencer Wood and
= made call on Vice President Fair,
1 hanks. The ice-Presldent, attended
I by General Murray and Major r. Bent
!, ~ 'Mott, received the prince In the
drawing-room of the mansion. Twenty
II minutes We're spent In an agreeable ex-
y change OF international goodwill, .
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TRYING TO APPREHEND
WRITER OF ANONYMOUS LETTERS

JACKSON, LA, July 2s.-Federal au-
ahorities are searching for an anony-
tons have attacked women. Announce
ment OF, this investigation was made
last night by Mayor A. r. Holcombe
The committee issued statement
In part, as follows:
We and numerous others have bean
the victims, Of a constant stream OF
fnonymous letters Of the vilest char
upon ourselves, but upon our mothers,
tpr sisters, our wives and our daugh-
ttrs. Neither the living nor dead has
been spared, and the work has been
going on for ten years.
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DEATHS.

Friday afternoon.
July "a. 1905 at 5 o'clock, Mr.. c. M.
SPINDLE. He is survived by his
widow, who was Miss Fannie Hatch
81 er Noble, and five daughters. Mrs.
Fred Wood. Mrs. w. r. Daniel, Miss
Mary Lee, Lloyd and Eleanor Spindle.
Funeral THIS Sunday AFTER
I noon at IS o'clock from his residence,
10 South First Street.
at her home, 2017
Beverly Street, Sunday morning.
July 26, 1908, at "a a. NJ. MARY
FRANCES GENTRY. widow Of
Thomas w. Gentry. In her siXty-ninth
year. She leaves seven children,
NIessrs. Thomas RI William T., Tay-
lor and Frank r., and Mrs, Emmett
Hill Mrs, Alfred Wright and Mrs.
4 Mary 3. Howell. 50
Funeral will take place from her
& home TUESDAY AFTERNOON at 3.
o'clock, Friends invited.
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CINCINNATI ALIVE
whit DECORATIONS
Continued From First Page.)

them In letter, but 1t Will be merely
as an addition to his speech.
This will establish precedent. Other
nominees have made their speeches per-
functory and treated their issues In
detail in their letters. President
Roosevelts letter OF acceptance, for In
stance. contained $4,000 words. Mr..
Taft intended to make his speech only
about $500 words long, but finally de-
cided that 1t was better to treat tho
issue fully in the first document. The
speech contains about 10000 words.
Mr.. Taft does not believe In the
necessity OF duplicating his arguments
In this way. The letter usually comes
out about September 18th.
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I, NORMAN y. MACK,
Cllatrmn n.

y 7 ! 2, .
ed with anxious buyers and sellers OF
land. money Is changing hands by the
hundreds OF thousands, agents are
busy corraling the allottecs that have
peen In captivity during the last few
days. leases are being given on land
that Is not bought, and actual cash is
passing from hand to hand, making
the night one Of the most exciting In
striving to get the first chance at the
property.
The removal means that 100000 OF
the 20,000,000 acres OF Indian land IN
forty counties OF Eastern Oklahoma,
which part was formerly indian Ter
ritory, becomes saiable.
The fight OF the white man to pro-
cure the Indian lands began the mo-
ment the Indian allotments We're made,
and 1t has been pushed ever since.
For n month agents OF real estate COM
panics have been rounding up the In
dians and negro allottees. One buyer
has been entertaining a number OF In
dians and negroes here fer three days.
the only conditions imposed being that
they do not leave their rooms or allow
any one TO enter.
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opinion takes the proper view that
from the moment Or. Muir. in attend
ance on Dorando. ordered him to be
lifted from the track, he was out of
,the@race. DR.. Muir, himself says: ,"Du-
rando had completely spent his energy
when he fell, and II he had not been
lifted up he must have lain on the
track long after Hayes and the others
arrived"
Sporting Life calls for the conpila-
tion Of an international code OF rules
to govern all future Olympic meetings.
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OLYMPIC GAMES
London Pnpera Now Assert That Both
Sides Were Mt Fault.

Sides Were Mt Fault.
LONDON. July 27,--The London
morning newspapers continue TO dis
cuss the olympic games from a view
point OF internationat friction devel-
oped. but with disposition more free
y to recognize that there is much
to be said for both sides. Tho Daily
Mail says:
"After all. the number of unpleasant
Incidents Is surprisingly small, and
the initial feeling may be removed
ny second thoughts and fuller informa-
ton. Perhaps with Olympic games. as
with peace conferences. they may not
realize the highest hopes OF their pro-
1ectors, yet they help the world for
ward
On calm reflection, leading public
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! TO PREVENT LAB1A,s COMING.
Berlin Opera Manager Says Hammer
atcln's Singer Broke Contract.

stcln's Singer Broke Contract.
BERLIN, July 26.-Manager Hans
Gregor. OF the Berlin Opera Comique,
took the initial steps this week for the
employment OF American counsel to
prevent the appearance at Hammer
STEMS Manhattan Opera Of Mile. Labia,
the beautiful Italian prima donna and
countess. who has been engaged to al
ternate soprano roles with Tetrazzini
In New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton and Chicago the coming season.
Mile. Labia has been singing at the
Opera Comique for the last two years.
and 1t is charged that she deliberately
broke her contract with Herr Gregor
to sign with Hammerstein.
Herr Gregor informs the correspon-
dent OF the New York Times that he
is not sure that the laws OF New York
State enable him to keep La Labia
off the stage OF the Manhattan, but
he is willing to invest considerable
amount In lawyers fees for the pur.
pose of finding out.
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.BnorHER CHARLEY" Asp1nEs.
Ohio Editor Said to BE Candidate for
the Senate.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Charles P.
Taft. the Brother Charley" who has
financed w. H. Taft's presidential cam
paign. is candidate for the United
States Senate. according to a Cincin-
natl special to the New York World
Not Joseph B. Foraker, the special
said, nor Theodore E. Burton, nor Gov
ernor Harris. nor former Governor Her
rick is to be the Senator from Ohio.
1t is to be Charles p. Taft. -
He. the man who has raised the funds
to place his brother in the presidential
chair, has not yet openly announced.
his ambition. It is known only to
his personal friends; not even the poll
iticians have been taken into his con-
fdence.
But the senatorship is to be his re-,
ward II any one except Foraker is to-
be returned by the next Legislatures.
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FIGHT EIGHT-HouR LAW
Two Railroads. Sue to Enjoin Interstate
Commerce Commission.

SonuSASC SVAuAAlAbSAOus {.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 2s.-The
Pennsylvania and the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Companies yesterday filed
cult Court. praying for an Injunction
to restrain the Interstate Commerce
Commission from taking any further
proceedings in pursuance of their; order
OF March g. 1908, to enforce the act OF
Congress Of March 4. 1907, which went
into effect March 4. 1908, entitled ian
act to promote safety Of employees and
travellers on railroads by limiting the
This suit stands upon the fourth and
NTH amendments to the Constitution
OF the United States, which prohibits
searches and seizures OF
without warrant upon probable cause;
also prohibiting any process compelling
any person IN q criminal case, to pc
any person OF life. liberty or property
without due process OF law.
The petition which the two railroad
companies, through their attorney, ] ohm
G, Johnson, presented to the court. al
Commerce Commission Is that the two
companies should within thirty days
each month make detailed report OF
all instances where trainmen, employees
OF the railroad. had been on duty for
longer periods than the time prescribed
by the act OF Congress or had not laid
OF for the, number Of hours prescribed
BY the act
The bill denies the power OF the In.
such an order land alleges that the
before the United States district at.
torney In criminal suits. thus to- COM
against themselves for breaking the
law, fs5 ;6iti5 8tt {3t5
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PLANT onen. Again.

GAINESVILLE, O.. July 26.--The
GAINESVILLE and Middleport, started its.
local plant at midnight Sunday, with a
force of 200 mon, working ri eight
hour shifts. Nearly 400 more men Will
has been closed since last NovembtN
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Mrs. Mary France. Gentry.

Mrs Mary Frances Gentry, widow Of
Mr. Thomas w. Gentry. died yesterday
morning ut her home, No. a017 Beverly
Street. She was in the sixty-ninth year
OF her age. She leaves seven children
Thomas r.. William r., Tay-
Emmett Hill, Mrs. Alfred Wright and
Mrs. Mary B. Howell. The funeral will
be held from the residence tomorrow
afternoon at 5 o'clock
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George Kerry.
Enecial 10 Thu II m es . Disnntch

----I- { -'---- -
. BEDFORD CITY, VA, July &C.,
Georgia. the infant daughter of Mr..
j. M. Berry, aged about eight months,
died this morning at the home of her
father in Bedford Avenue, after an III
ness OF several weeks. Mrs. Berry
died last February. leaving twin,
OF whom the little one who
died this morning Is one.
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TWO-sTEP APPROVED. 4
Congress ofsspancine Teachers Likes
s5t=aF1 uH lava haVs Glide. $50

"IItnwatha" Glide.
BERLIN. July 28.-The two-step was
accorded a place OF special honor at
the first International Congress Of
Dancing Teachers, which opened here
this week. l7f
An American dancing master gave
an opening lesson to the congress by
large International class
into the mysteries OF the ItWo-step, to
the strains OF "fIIawatha."s
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THE WE THEIR

forecast, Virktnln-Local rains Mon
day and Tuesday, fresh east winds.
North CnrOlinn---Sl,OwcrN Monday and
lncreaxinE wlndS.
Richmonds weather was partly
cloudy, with slight precipitation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-27
CHEyyED POLICENIAN's EAR.
BUT GOT KILLED FOR III

sTEU BENvILLn, Oh. July. as.--Po.
lioeman Bert 4HaEgerty shot ana
killed Michael AleCorl early to-day e
fight In which McCorl chewed 4 he OH !,
cer's car and beat him OH the mead
with his own night stick, HaE serty,
who had attempted tolarrest McCorl. on
q charge OF disorderly ooRduct was vas
not arrested. y. VI s.lis5
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OBITUARY..
Catherine elizabeth Jo.epI.

Catherine Elizabeth Joseph.
We're received here yester-
day morning announcing the death al
Oak Hill, w. Va. OF Catherine Eliza
beth Joseph, the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Joseph. and the grand
daughter of Mr.. Thomas W. Joseph,
inspector OF weights and measures. OF
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SIM Flghtlng n rnbrl.

uDss"s
TABRIZ, July 26.-Desultory street
fighting continues in this city, with
cannonading. 1t Is reported the Turk
ish troops have recommended their aE-
gressive tactics. In tho Urumlah dis
trict, and have occupied territory UP
to the Uruniiah. Salinas Road.
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RUSH OR Lam D !.
IN 0KL AH.0MA.
Government Restriction Removed
Last Night and Sales
Begin.

A1UsKoGEE, OKLA, July 2s-At
midnight the law removing government
restriction on 100000 acres OF In
dians' lands in Eastern Oklahoma went
into effect. Every real estate office
In that part OF the new State is crowd
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CONDITIONS IN IMPORVAN'r CITIES.
q -lAt 8 Is N Enst arn STANDARD rCinla

MINIATUnfl ALNIANAC,
KY II y &C. July g7,8l 0 08.
sun sets ~. 7:2a Morning . 4. az
lNapR rises 3:6S 4 ElYenlng !. = ~. l:ai
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-04-14
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-House, 10 rooms. South
Chestnut street. C. L. Ford. Box
50.
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EXECUTORS SALE

Pursuant to the authority vested Ia
me by the last VIII and testament az
Motley A shuttleworth, deceased, OF
record in the once of the Clerk Of
the County Court OF Harrison coun-
ty West Virginia, in Win Book Num-
Der Z, at page 51s. shall, on
Saturday, May Q, 1908,
beginnin at 1880 o'clock p. M. offer
for sale at the front door OF the
court hose of said county. to the
highest responsible bidder, the follow
Ing described real estate:
1. One two-story brick house on
West Mechanic street, lot so x2oo.
2. One two-story brick house on
West Mechanic street, lot 5Ox2o0: adj
joining lot first mentioned.
3, One tract of land. containing
2 S2-1OO acres at Raymond Heights,
near Broad Oaks on street car line,
and adjoining city of clarksburg.
4. One tract Of 200 acres Of
land, adjoining the above mentioned
tract.
5. One tract of 1900 acres ad-
Joining the two tracts just mentioned.
6. One tract of $4,000 acres adj
joining the three tracts above men
toned.
These four parcels of tracts of
land contain some OF the most beauti-
full building sites In or about Clarlks-
burg. These properties viii be offer
ed first in separate lots. then each
parcel or tract vii be offered as a
whole.
q. Ten lots on Harrison and Daisy
streets in Broad oaks; these are very
desirable lots. situated on street car
line, and are practically level.
8. one-haif undivided interest IN
a tract of 10 acres of land. situated
near the town of West Milford in
said county. being part OF the Thomas
Ramage farm. This tract of land Is
regarded as good oil and gas terri
tory.
TERMS OF sALE-At least one
fourth cash in hand on day of sale.
Residue in three equal installments.
payable respectively on or before 8,
- and IS months after date of sale,
with interest from date; vendors lien
to be reserved to secure deferred
payments.
For plat of these properties, and
for general information regarding the
same. call at the office OF G. w. &
H. n shuttleworth. room 534 EN-
pire building.
GEO. w. sHUTTLEwoRTH,
Executor of the last will of Motley
A, shuttleworth, deceased.
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g E elamm. 81 Beiing,on. Is a
visitor u the city
X H Slower. OF Elkins. Is 4
clarksbarg visitor
b R. LeatheTman Is here from
Belington.
Charles Ryan 4 q business visitor
In Wheeling,
John sopher has been IN Wheel
ing on q business visit
Louis n Bennett. OF Weston, an
avowed candidate for the Demoeratie
nomination for governor, was a city
visitor Tuesday several hours.
Porter Maxwell. OF Peel Tree, spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
Granville 81. Davis, OF Salem, Is a
business visitor in the city.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Large rev
house OF seven oms. In good con-
dillon. occupied by the owner Who
is leaving the city. Best hareain
in the market Beautiful home
built with the intention OF occupy.i
ing myself Compile bath room.
good wen OF water; close to both
street car lines; large yard with $50
feet frontage; three porches ana an
other modern convenience. caii
and see II CAN Ben phone 1873.
or write Darlington B. Taylor.
ciarksburg, w Va.
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be used as q truck farm. . IL
staaseuFy. 3. Z. D. No. 3. eIts.
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DEPUTY ASSESSORS
Are Appointed by the County
Court to Assist in
the Work.

The county court reconvened Mon
day morning in special term, with
all the members present.
Charles A. Sutton and Basil II.
Lucas were appointed deputy assess
ors for the lower district.
The members OF the court then
went to Adamston to inspect the con-
struction Of an overhead bridge the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
has in course OF erection.
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throughout the state. His head
quarters are now In the adiutant gen
erals Office At Charleston. his bride
Is a daughter Of George F. coyle.
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W. c. t. U. Reception.
Invitations have been received In
this city reading as follows:
The
Central Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union OF Fairmont, W.
Va, cordially invite you to
reception
to be held in the Masonic Temple on
Friday evening, April II, 1908,
eight to eleven.
Program at nine o'clock.
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The Telegram is the Want
3 Insertion
Phone your sadp and we
..---.---~>--~--~,~~---
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Honse, 10 rooms South
Chestnut street. c. L. Ford. BOX
81.
FOR RENT-TWo nicely furnished
rooms table board II desired. bath
ana all convenienees. Apply at
40 Lee Street
FOR RENT room apartment In
Joness apartments. Haze Morgan,
Atty, Irwin Bldg.
FOR RENT-nargc front once room
17x22. second floor. Hoffman Han,
SIS month. Inquire of Camden.
sommers.
FOR RENT-New s room house on
West Pike street, Pit Comfort; all
modern convenlences. Price s25
per month, Haze Morgan. Atty,
Irwin Bldg.
FOR RENTING unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping; desirable
location. Gas Mulberry st
FOR RENT-Honse of 8 rooms, pam
try. bath, hot and cold water: rent
$40. Four rooms with all the
modern conyeniences and in fine
condition. near the center of the
city, rent $50. -Four rooms with all
modern conveniences, close in rent,
$40. Five room house In Glen
wood, rent $3.50. See Lynch-El-
Holt Co, $40 Empire Bldg.
FOR RENT-one newly furnished
room with use Of bath. Apply 64t
Lee street or call Bell phone
3slW.
FOR RENT-At Mt. Lake Park, Nd,
splendid summer home Of nine
rooms with bath, sanitary plumb
ing. electric lights, city water and
also good well OF water on porch,
well furnished. one block from the
auditorium; terms reasonable. Ap-
ply Cuppert's Millinery, Smith Bldg,
clarksburgs w. Va.
FOR RENTModern s-room house on
werninger st. Apply c. R. odell,
sos w, Pike ST.
FOR RENT-HandsomeIy furnished
rooms centrally located; all mod
ern convenlences Private family.
Address L 25s, Telegram office.
FOR RENT-one furnished room
with bath. 11s First street.
FOR RENTING room house on
Chestnut street $18. Z room house
on Kelley Hill. $50 6 room house
Melgs Avenue. $3.50. All the
above houses have modern conven-
fences. n. B. Mccarty. Oak Hall
Bldg.
FOR RNTE-one furnished room, 8
minutes walk from station; $40
Werninger st.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms suit
able for roomers and light house
keeping. Apply 1877 First st.
FOR RENS-CSttage house on Clay
street: large yard and garden; SIS
per month, C. W. Gore, Atty, srd
St, clarksburg.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
with use of bath; 1877 jackson st.
For Rent-Threc furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Apply 424
Water st.
FOR RENT-S0 acses pasture land
near Northview. Inquire Il. w.
Cole, 1874 Linden avenue.
FOR RENT-Four room house; HOT
and cold water. 326 Clark st.
FOR RENT-A desirable six room
house centrally located, with bath
and all modern conveniences; for
further information inquire 437 w.
Main street. or. ia Fourth street at
West Virginia Music Company.
rOFR GATE
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Easier Ball.
Invitations to the Easter BAH OF
the Community Club OF Fairmont
have been received In this city. The
lists contain the names OF more than
four hundred persons, two hundred
and twenty-five Of whom are from
Fairmont and one hundred and
seventy-fye out Of town people, and
the invitations, which are very hand
some, are as follows:
The Community Club
invites you to attend Its first
Easter Bali
at the Masonic Temple
ON Wednesday evening,
April the tweHty-ninth
Nineteen hundred and eight
Fairmont West Virginia
nine o'clock
Kettering Orchestra.
Patronesses-Airs. S. L. Watson,
lnfrs. II. W. Fleming. Mrs. j. A.
Clark, Mrs. George DeBolt. Mrs. "A.
B. Fleming, Mrs. j. E. Watson, Mrs.
w. s. Raymond, Mrs. L. G. Race.
Executive Committee = Brooks
Fleming, Jr.. Everett Drennen. A. B.
rscott, Ned Smith, Edw. r. Holbert.
Ray Hunter, Charles G. Hood, H. H.
pcarr, A. s. Fleming, George t. Wat
son, John H. Rock, Jr.. H. B. Clark,
j. F. Shinn.
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FOR sALE-Ladles' driving mare
stylish and perfectly gentieS any
one desiring something me address
wv care Telegram
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A MUSICAL TREAT

DO not fail to hear Miss Genevieve
Wheat, a contralto singer from New
York, who is to give recital at the
Waldo Tuesday evening, April 81.
Price OF admission so cents.
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Rainbow Supper

Rainbow Supper
A rainbow supper viii be held in
the I. o. o. F. hall at Adamston
Wednesday evening, April 10, from
to 10 o'clock. under the auspices OF
the Ladies Aid Society OF the Adj
amston Methodist Episcopal church.
A splendid supper and an enjoyable
time are promised to all who will go.
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FOR sALE-A FIRST class i've chair
barber shop outfit. Inquire at TEL
egram ONCE.
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FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms table board II desired. bath
ana all convenienees. Apply At
40 Lee Street.
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