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tick. Mass, arrived on the island last
week to summer at the Currier cot
tage on Beacon Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A. Plummer
and children Frances and Clifford A.
Jr., were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sterling over the national holiday.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Morse and
family Of Salem. Mass. were enter
tanned the latter part Of last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cakes Burr. Mrs.
Morse and family are to remain at
Peaks for few weeks visit. DR..
Morse has q private hospital on Pleas
ant street In Salem and ranks high in
the medical profession In Massachu-
sets. His reputation as q surgeon is
national.
About so members Of the 1904 Lit
erary club held their annual field day
at the cottage Of Mrs. Adella Free
man. Fourth Of July. At noon a pic
mic dinner was served and all enjoyed
a most delightful outing.
Reuben Wescott at Trefethen's land
ing is open and the family have moved
down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Shellings re-
turned from a few months spent In
Europe recently and are also on the
island for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Coughlin Of Bos-
ton will occupy the Island Echo cot
tage at Evergreen. They arrived yes
terday and will soon be comfortably
settled.
The cottagers at Trefethens and Ey-
Iergreen appreciate the boat service
whereby they are givn the Str. Auco-
cisco on a convenient morning trip.
This boat Is the finest Of any that
have given service to these landings
and is great Improvement over such
old steamers as the Forest Queen and
Emita.
Mr.. James B. Johns Of the construc-
ton Office at the West Point Military
academy is at his summer home on
Ocean avenue with his wife and fam
lily for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Stevens of
Portland have opened their summer
home here, having arrived last week.
Mr.. F. NJ. Clement has arrived at
Peaks for a short stay from lie Roy,
Kan. where he represents the Sher.
brooke Gas and Oil Co. of that place
Mr.. Clement has been there during
the winter and is spending his yaca-
ton here at Peaks. Among those to
spend the Fourth were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Typert Of Berlin. NJ H.
Col. Ferdinand Hutchins of Boston
was at the "Burystones" Sunday. the
guest Of Mr.. F. A. Neal. During the
day party Of young ladies were en-
tertained at sailing party on the
trim yacht Nina" and the afternoon
was spent in sailing among the ISL
ands Of Casco Bay.
Alonzo E. Drown met with a seri-
Gus accident at his saw. in his coal
and wood yard Saturday, mangling a
nnger so that it had to be amputated.
DIR. E. F. MacVane was called and
performed the surgical operation.
Mr.. Drown is now doing nicely.
The Eastern Yacht Club, number
Ing about thirty big yachts, came to
the harbor Sunday night and have
been cruising about the islands since
The members were at The Peaks Is.
land House in numbers during sever.
al evenings and also at meals.
Miss Alice Kilroy OF Hudson, Mass.
has taken rooms with Mrs. John
Sewall on Central ave-, and will do
manicuring.
Mrs. Charles Johnson has lust re-
turned to Cooper cottage after
trip to Worcester, Mass. She will re-
main for the season
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Little ianondI.

The family Of DIR. George p. Eek.
man Of New York have taken cottage
No. IA Of the Maine Coast Realty Co.
for the season, and arrived last week.
DIR. Eckman Is pastor of st. Paul's
church and comes to Maine for a much
needed rest. He has happily chosen
his location and will surely have a
most enjoyable summer here with
Mrs. Eckman and their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Smith of the
state library, Albany, N Y, is to spend
August here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith OF Portland. who
have a nice cottage on Diamond.
The Noyes cottage, formerly owned
by George E. Raymond, has been tax.
en- for the summer by Mrs. Judge
Royce, and the Misses Burgess of
Portland. There are seven in the par
ty and jolly time is assured.
The shore dinners being served at
the New Casino are said to be the best
ever known In the bay. A large pat
ronage has already come to this re.
sort, where live fish and crustaceans
are taken alive from a sea aquarium
and cooked within Is minutes. No 9th.
er restaurant ever attempted this
coup" before and IL is taking i'm
mensely. A special breakfast and sun
per bill Is served to accommodate the
cottagers who can get nicely prepared
meals at moderate price I'm this
way. The Casco Bay and Harpswell
lines are selling tickets from Port.
land and nearby islands to the Little
Diamond Island casino and return. I'm.
Guiding the famous shore dinner. for
s1.00.
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Yacht and motor boat races will be
arranged for at South Harpswell be-
ginning at an early date. 1t will be
probably week before the first meet
Ing of the club for this season, but az.
ter that a regular schedule Of races
or cruises is likely to be planned. II
the races are timed so as to be fin
ished before the 400 boat leaves for
the other islands, great many can at
tend beside the residents Of Harps-
well Neck.
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Motor boats are growing in favor
every year. The speed boats which
make Is and Is miles per hour, are a
wonder to most people as they skim
like a knife through the water. pass
ing the big steamers with a rattle of
engine explosions and a hiss Of spat-
tering spray.
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The heavy teams which land at
Peaks Island from the Peaks Island
ferry have to climb grade to Island
avenue and when this is very dry a
huge dust cloud is raised. 1t is up to
the city OF Portland to keep this ave-
nue. watered constantly IL they do not
want to permanently injure the ISL
and's prosperity as a summer resort.
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PEARY SAILS FOR POLE.

Commander Robert r. Peary OF Ia
gle Island and New York has left
that city for North Sydney. C.. b.,
where he will join the Roosevelt and
the collier, which Is to accompany the
expedition as far as Etah, where the
coaling base was established I'm the
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-09

lowing their course by compass in the
thickest fog. but the currents OF this
point are changeable and cannot be
set down exactly. Furthermore the
Gurnet courses have not been tried
out so often as the rest Of the routes.
There is little likelihood Of the acct.
dent occurring again.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-09

Cundy's harbor people still say they
want a morning boat to Portland and
night boat down. Can't this be
tried out on the plan laid down in this
paper two weeks ago? II not this
summer then let 1t be considered for
next season.
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Rates Application AeonRodaiss I2o Open June is October J.
Season Of 1908, June 20 to Sept Y
SUMMIT HOUSE
Proprietor
Chebeaoue Island.

On the crest Of the slope. chos.
en- by everyone az an ideal Ioes.
tion. Overlooking the ocesn
ana the restful island scenery
OF neid and wood. No betfsc
SPOT for complete rest and re-.
reauon:: Table and service first.
ciass. Accommodates. with cor.
SaSe. % guests. New cottaSe
annex this year. Rates reS-
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Proprietor

North road, near Noodle Head, near East
ern End and Central landings. Only min.
walk from shore & bathing beach, boats, etc.
Accommodates. with annexe., 80 guests. On shady
avenue and woods Sea food plentifuly supplied
Rates applica ion to
1rs. Seiden Hill. Prop, ctebeague Islasd, Me.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-07-09

In the course CT month a cater.
pillar will eat food weighing 5000
times the weight Of its body.
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Hamilton Villa
c hebeague Island

ALFRED E. HAMILTON, Prop.
Al the popular East End. Only
B minutes walk from Eastern
landing. Fine grove and shaded
walks. Fresh farm and ocean
products. Best of references.
Rates on application. Accom-
modates with cottage 20 guests.
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Island View Cottage
Great chebeague. Me.
L. =. HAMILTON Proprietor
FINE LOCATION and everything frst-c class
verandas and large airy rooms. Rates d
for rooms only. Open June Is to Sept. 10.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Week Of July SIS.

Full moon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-20
NOW IS THE Time.
Continued from Preceding Page.)
Bell Brothers piano Company.

Bell Brothers Piano Company.
Piano sales, as a rule, indicate the
prosperity of a community, and If all
Topeka piano dealers have had as
f1ourishing a business as the Bell Bros.
Piano company. 1908 will prove the
banner year in the piano business. Mr..
w. Bollinger. manager of the local
branch of the Bell Bros company.
says: I'VE have had the most pros
porous year SO far that we have ever
experienced in Topeka, and from the
present outlook we expect a greater
Of the year. The special inducements
we have offered on pianos has had
some effect on our sales, but as a whole
people seem prosperous and are large
ly buying pianos OF good grade. Our
business in the surrounding country
has been on a par with our city bust
ness, and If Shawnee county harvests
anything like a regular crop, We Will
see business holding up to the present
high standard for some time to come"
Shawnee Building & Loan Association.
The prosperity Of building and loan
association is an indication OF the
general prosperity Of a community and
1908 up to date has been the most pros
porous period ever experienced by the
Shawnee Building & Loan Association
The particular business of such an In
stitution is, in a nut shell, to help peo-
pie Of all classes to get started-to own
a home. The Shawnee Building &
Loan Association has helped people to
build or purchase over one thousand
homes. and as any community pros
pers where its citizens own their own
homes. the Shawnee Building & Loan
Association has been an important
factor in the prosperity Of Topeka gen.
orally. The methods of business en-
ployed by this company are of such
nature that it is possible for any wage
Garner to build or buy q home. 10
people owning lots the company VIII
assist them to erect a dwelling, paying
for the building as it progresses. allow
ing the borrower to pay back the loan
in monthly installments to suit his
income. Interest is only charged on
the balance Of the unpaid principal
and il a borrower desires more can be
paid at any time, which 10 applied ON
the loan. thus reducing the interest,".
There is no question Of the value to a
community OF such an institution as
the Shawnee Building & Loan Associa-
ton 1t is solely a local INSTITUTION
its directors and officers being Topeka
business men. who devote their person
al attention to the business OF the as
ISOLATION.
In speaking Of conditions generally
Mr. w. H. Eastman, secretary OF the
company, said: THE general prosper
ity OF Topeka today is better than at
any time since have lived here. Busi-
ness Is fine with us, and that is re-
liable indication Although Topeka
felt the recent panic q little. and DUR
ing the past few days we have exper-
fenced high water, I am of the firm
opinion that 1908 will be the banner
Year for business. building and gen.
eraI prosperity. Doubters have only to
read Secretary Coburn's report OF
crop conditions to convince them
selves. Good crops mean good Dusl-
ness and Topeka will get its share.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-10-01

FOR RENT-SOUTHSIDE.
rooms, 10Th street, near 18th ave, $35.
rooms, lila Florida ST., $50.
8 rooms, 1925 18th ST., $40.
rooms, 1929 18th ST., $40.
7 rooms, 2021 Humboldt, $40.
5 rooms, 1905, s. 10th St., $780,
8 rooms, 171S 18th ave-, $50.
8 rooms, S1S S. 18th St., $35.
rooms, 1922 Ave. l., $26.25.
6 rooms, 9OS 18th St., $50.
rooms, 18th St., and Sylvan Ave. $37. so.
s rooms, 1901 18th Ave-. $50.
s rooms, 1921 goth ST., $42.50.
rooms, 1923 s. 10th ST., $50.
8 rooms, 1922 14th avenue, 500.
16 rooms, 1910 goth St, $l02.
10 rooms, Glen Iris Park, $780,
rooms, 1909 18th avenue, $4750.
rooras, 1914 S. 14th ST., $40.
s rooms, 1926 Ave. l., S25.
rooms, 1873 18th ST., $25.
FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE
Z rooms, 1911 Rush Ave, $780,
10 rooms, 1880 Rush Ave-, s25
5 rooms, 1887 Allen ST., $50.
6 rooms, 2709 18th avenue. $25.
6 rooms, 316 18th St., $3.50.
z rooms, 713 18th ST.. $50.
7 rooms, 230S Sth Ave, s35.
rooms, 2524 7th Ave-, $50.
6 rooms, 1927 18th Ave, s25.
ii rooms, 1921 oath street, $55.
8 rooms, 1720 Sth avenue, $45
Large store opposite Terminal station.
r. MCCONNELL,
21O7 Third Ave. Phones $40.
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BURGLARS ENTER
STORE At Stafford
Help Themselves To Goods But
Leave Money
COURT Is GRINDING AWAY
Senator John H. Bankhead Will Speak
at Selma for Good Roads Amend
ment on October e-Large
Crowd Expected.
COURT is GRINDING AWAY

Selma. September Especial In
formation reached the city today of the
burglary of the store of r. D. Shrup-
tine & Co., at Stafford. a station about
% miles from Selma on the Southern
railway to Mobile. window was
priced open by the burglars and the
store easily entered The wonder is
that the building was not burned for
when the store was visited by MI
Shruptine at day light this morning he
found burned paper and boxes all over
the place Evidently the burglars set
fire to paper on the counters and show
cases to give them light to work BY
The store safe nor the post office safe
was touched, nor was any money
taken. The burglars seemed to con-
tent themselves with taking little
of everything else carried in stock
Groceries, dry goods, clothing and no
lions are missed in considerable guam
tites No clue to the identity of the
burglar or burglars had been discover
ed at the time Mr.. Shruptine reached
Selma at noon.
Court Grinding Away.
The circuit court with Judge Brewer
presiding is grinding away on capital
cases this week. Judge Brewer swap
ped circuits with Judge Miller for the
present term of court and is conduct
ing the Dallas court in an able and
satisfactory manner The cases being
tried, while of a capital nature, are
mostly among negro youths. A negro
boy IA years old, was released by the
jury yesterday morning, on the charge
of murder. A much older negro came
up to the boy who lives on E. B. Mar
tins place at Martins and struck him
with stick. The youth stabbed the
older negro, inflicting a wound from
which death ensued.
The jury brought in a verdict of
justifiable homicide and sent the boy
ONE to his parents. The other cases
are of accidental killings and not a
great many convictions are expected.
Bankhead to Speak.
Senator Bankhead has announced an
appointment to speak in Selma Friday
night october 8, on the subject of good
roads, and In the interest of the Over
ton amendment. Senator Bankhead has
never made but one speech In Selma
and that was during his canvass for
alternate senator. There were only
about 100 citizens present, but every
one went away extolling the praise Of
Bankh cad and to this speech was due
in large measure to his receiving the
second highest vote of any of the six
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Miss Florence Smith Dies.

Huntsville, September S0.-(Special)-
Miss Florence Smith of Huntsville died
in hospital in Chattanooga today after
a surgical operation for stomach trouble
had been performed on her. She was an
exemplary young woman and was life
long and active worker in the First Pres
byterian church. The news of her death
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e Dor TENT. 3 Per Cent Each Janu-
AIRY and July-principal
and interest guaranteed-money can
be withdrawn at any Unconstitutional
share in profits every 5th year. Write
for literature. Security Savings and
Loan Co., Birmingham, Alabama.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent n word a day; no ad.
taken for less than rs cents for nrst
insertion. Cash must accompany every
order.
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MODERNISM

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THOMPSON-BOOTH
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE COMPANY
2113 First Avenue
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has caused great sorrow here. Miss
Smith was daughter of the late Mrs
Virginia Farris Smith. Her sisters and
brothers are Mrs Lula Cracker, Miss
Helen Smith, Sam Smith of Tampa, and
Farris Smith of Memphis
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

l.
WGNTED~Raiiway mali CLERKS, postof-
fee clerks, carriers examinations here
November IS. Preparation free. Frank
lin Institute. Rochester. N 7. s-6-sOt
WANTED-For United States army, able
bodied men between ages OF Is and So;
citizens of United States of good char
acter and temperate habits who can
speak, read and write English. Apply
to recruiting officer, TX N. goth street.
Birmingham, Ala. 7-1-to-12-31
WANTED-A man with the ability to
successfully manage a general agency
for this company. Citizens Life Insur-
ance Co., Louisville, Ky.
9-29-St-tue-thur sun
WANTED-A bright boy to stay in office
and answer telephones, etc; references
required: permanent position; apply to-
day, o'clock. Jack 7. Stallings, 4aS
First National bank building.
WANTED
Fifty white miners and leaders at our
mines at Hoyt, Alba, P. o., Wood coun-
ty, Texas.
Particulars regarding work at our No.
mine are as follows
Depth under ground, 30 to 60 feet.
Thickness of COAL to 10 feet
No bone, clay or slate partings.
Top-good, clay and bone; best Ignite
top in state.
Openings-Slopes and manways.
Ventilation-Fan and air shafts with
furnaces.
No gas. No explosions. Little water.
Pit cars-2OO0 to 5000 pounds capacity
Miners paid by weight No limit on
cars.
No docking except for dirty coal.
Miners shoot $1,000 to $4,000 pounds off
the solid per key of powder.
Puls-All a man can load.
Entry coal, 40 cents per ton, screened
over " in. screen.
Room coal, "a cents per ton, screened
over " in. screen.
Pillar coal, 80 cents per ton, screened
over " in. screen.
Machine men, cents per ton, screened
ever " in. screen.
Leaders, 20 cents per ton, screened
over " in. screen.
Men earn $50 to SIPS per month.
Commissary prices very low.
Rent, S. per month for 4-room house.
Non-union, open shop mines
Camp healthy. Excellent deep well
water
Location-75 miles east of Dallas, on
Greenville & Mineola Division of M, K.
& T. Ry., and Texas Short Line Ry
Steady work for good men.
We cannot furnish transportation;
come at once to our mines, go to work
and if you are all right we will assist
you to get your family there, if you
have one.
There is no strike at our mines; our
business is growing and we need
large number of men.
No experience is necessary for leaders,
as they have nothing to do but load
coal into pit cars and clean up rooms.
CONSUMERS Ignite CO.,
General office Dallas, Tex. Mines at
Hoyt, Alba P. o., Wood county, Tex.
10-1-30t
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent a word n days no nd.
taken for less than 25 cents for hrst
Insertion Cash must accompany every
order.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Position by experienced cloth
ing and furnishings salesman. Can fur
nish good references Address j. o. w,
care Age-Herald. 9-zs-St
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WANTED-Six boys, between IA and IL
years, who can write legible hand. APP
ply room 81, Metropolitan hotel, between
and 8 a. m.
WANTED-A No. l coatmaker. William
M. Huff. Merchant Tailor, Meridian.
Miss.
young man to paint.
One with some experience preferred.
State in first letter just what you know
about painting; steady work. Harry
Be1knap, Greensboro, Ala.
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One trial will convince you The
Gawk Is the place.
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Real Estate Wanted

Piece central property for about $4,000
to $25,o0O Must be well rented and have
prospective value.
Large vacant residence lot near car
line on South Highlands; must be cheap.
Two small homes on South Highlands
on easy terms
If you can furnish any of the above
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Minge Really Co.
FOR RENT.
2oS North 21st st.

FOR RENT.
NORTHSIDE.
rooms, 1929 Sd avenue, $3.50.
rooms, 1901 Sth avenue, $50.
rooms, 2709 7th avenue, $25.
rooms, 1927 18th avenue, $25.
rooms, 230S Sth avenue S35
rooms, 1908 18th street, 1872 so.
6 rooms, SIG 25th street, $50.
rooms, 1920 Sth avenue, $45.
Savoy Apartments, 9TH avenue, for
couples only, with heat, water shades,
gas range, hot water heater, refriger-
ators and janitress service; In fact mod
ern in every way; only $35 and $40 each;
see them.
SOUTHSIDE.
10 rooms, Ills Goth street, $780,
rooms, Ills 18th street, $50.
rooms, 31O3 Avenue G., SIP.
6 rooms, 1929 18th street, s35.
s rooms, 1900 Avenue l, 1872. so.
6 rooms, 1415 10th avenue, s35.
rooms, 2217 Orange avenue, $50.
rooms 1905 18th street. $3.50.
rooms, 17l9 14th avenue, $50.
IL rooms, 1908 Goth street, $780,
6 rooms, 2319 Avenue f, 49,. 50.
5 rooms, 915 18th street, $35.
s rooms, 2021 Humboldt avenue $40.
rooms. 10th avenue and 10Th street, $35.
Messer Real Estate & ms. Co.
PHONES S1q
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HELP WANTED.

colored woman cook,
private home; white boy, truck farm;
cement finishers, now open; experienced
fry cook; sawyer for lumber company.
Other positions. ASS Hood bldg.
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
TOKYO it., N. E. corner 18th ave. and 18th
st. Double house. renting cheap at
$3.50 per month. Easy terms.
$S75-3-room cottage, 313 s. 18th st. Lot
22xS5; renting for $3.50 per month.
Lease sale contract $50 cash, balance
SO per month with interest
FOR RENT.
5-room apartment modern. every room
an outside room, porches and shade
trees.
L. q. PETTYJOHN,
Phones 1101 and 4e6. 1S26k Sd Ave.
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FOR SALE-Two S-room houses, strictly
modern in every particular, east of 2Oth
street and close to Highland avenue.
One for 5000 and one for $3.50. Very
reasonable terms can be made on both.
The elevation is good, and the neighpor-
hood is improving at very rapid rate.
Possession given in October. These
places are splendid values. Weakley o.
Rosenstihl 2113 First ave. 9-29-tf
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-STRAYED-STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN-One roam pony
mare; branded c. A. on left stifle; left
ear split; five years old: very fat; bring
her to my stable, Gath street and Morris
avenue. and get S.. George G. Phillips.
9-30-3t
LOST-Key ring with six keys attached;
business district. Delfer to Cashier,
tenth floor woodward building, and get
reward
STRAYEDxTwo wolk mules and bay
mare; wilfpay rewtrd. Return to 1902
i North 18th sreet' Mcleod & Son.
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WANTED.

74Ht<s'
NyANTED-Customers for showcases. Iron
safe and Carrara paint Alabama Gro.
COW company. l-l-u