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The Jasper news., 1908-12-31
QUAKER MEplrA1loNs.

A man is also the arcbitectt Of his;
misfortune.
The manufacturer Of cradles makes
plenty OF rocks. ri
The best way for a woman to man.
age her husband Is mot to let him:
know Il. u Is
We spea kof fellow as a coming
man when he makes go OF It. ~
Artists models, as well as book.
keepers, should be good at figures.
A coat OF paint won't always make
an old woman look as good as new.
A seat In crowded car is conun-
drum that gallant man always gives
up.
A chestnut sometimes demonstrates
the fact that worm will turn when
bitten upon. 81 <
Without being student OF physfog-
nomy the barber can generally size up
a man by his mug.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-31
CHAPTER VI.
The Flight of Seiao.

Seigo understood at last that the
sleeping eagle was preparing to de.
scend from its aerie with mercilessiy
barred talons. In his flight to the city
he counted every moment of value,
and through his mind went but one
thought: How to get news to Japan
in time to avert disaster. What he
had witnessed was so convincing that
ne was amazed at the devilish in.
genuity of the Americans, who had led
the whole world to believe them de-
fenseless VIXEN they were in reality
only Turing other nations on to their
doom. He was filled with resentment.
The shoe was on the other foot now,
and 1t made q noticeable difference.
When he believed the United States
powerless to defend itself, it had been
only tit and proper that Japan should
harry her, conquer if possible, and
gain concessions of territory and
money indemnity; but with the knowl
edge that the country was not only in
a position to care for itself, but also
to conquer an enemy, he viewed things
in an entirely different light.
Worst of all, he realized that he
was more largely responsible for the
outburst Of war thin any other man
and aside from tie ignominy which
must be imposed upon his people was
the appreciation of what might hap
pen to his own precious head wher
The Jasper news., 1908-12-31
Leeeh a Weather Prophet.

leech confined In vial of water
will prove an excellent weather
prophet.
If the weather is to continue fine
the leech lies motionless at the bot
tom of the vial and rolled together In
a spiral form.
If 1t is to rain. either before or after
noon, 1t is found TO have crer, up to
the top of its lodging, and there 1t re-
mains till the weather is settled.
II we are to have wind. the poor
prisoner gallops through his limpid
hsbitation with amazing swiftness. an !
seldom rests till It begins to bow
hard.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-31
Depends on Your Liver.

A Truth. After all, Doctor" said
the melancholy man, us life worth
the living? WELL" replied the wise
old doctor, that depends largely upon
the liyer." philadelphia Press.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-31
A Horse the Safer

when you have an automobile"
said Mr.. Chuggins. enthusiastically,
you depend on your own intelligence
entirely. Now. It's altogether differ
ent when you drive horse" Eyes"
answered the unassuming man, that's
one reason why think maybe horse
Is safer."-Washington Star.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-31

"Is she well preserved woman?"
"Yes, guaranteed under the food and
drug act."-Town and Country.
The Jasper news., 1908-12-31
WILLIS WOOD.
Florence Davis,

dramatic star, Florence Davis, now on
her fifth annual tour, is announced for
appearance here next Sunday for four
nights and Wednesday matinee, in her
new acquisition and most pronounced
success, Under the Greenwood Tree"
the latest comedy by Henry v. Es
mond who wrote when We Were
Twenty-one" for Nat Goodwin some
years ago. Miss Davis and her ex.
cellent company, including Elliott Dex.
ter, opened their present season In Un.
der the Greenwood Tree in New Or.
leans, where the critics of all five daily
papers were most profuse In their
praise Of the star, the company, the
play and the production; verdict
that has since been endorsed by dra
matte reviewers In other cities, and
from all reports this will be one of the
most enjoyable offerings of the coming
month In theatricals here.
For the last half of the week the al.
traction will be THE Richest Girl"
LIST OF PATENTS ISSUED DEc.st, 'os.
Missouri.
Reported BY, Arthur g. Brown. Solicitor
Of Patents, Sol -6o2 Shukert Bldg. Kansas
City. Mo. Book on patents furnished free.
S. r: Bailor, Tarsio, Mo-, draft equal
izer, No. so51a3; A. Breeze, Adrian. Mo-.
ventilating apparatus, No. 9052S3; ]. III.
Brockway, Buckner, Mo-. signal and or
der attachment for rural route mall
boxes, No. 9O52s4;. H. II. Dudley. Kansas
OF railways, No. 9O52s9; J. H. English.
Pennington. Mo-, surgical device, No.
90530l; p. o. Hicks, st. Joseph, Mo-, au-
tomato railway curve lubricator; i. Hold
| Ing, Browning. Mo-. blind bride, No. 905-
534: l. w. Liggett, Kansas City Mo-, la
beling device for mailing or similar cases,
No so554s: m; II. Mann, assignor to F. w.
machine. No. 90554s; II. #. Rogers, as
| signor of one-half to II. A. Littell, Perry,
Mo-, fence stretcher. No. 90575l; o. Row
lett. Maysville, Mo-. railroad tie, No. 905-
234; M. Smith, Kansas City, Mo-. lace cur
tain stretcheT and drier, No. so547l; I.
| 90560S.
Kansas.
w. l.. Frye, Edgerton. Kan. embalmlns
| nuid No. 90516S; III. q. Read, Altamont.
Kan, card rack, No. so557S; r A.
$685. sFass p + r% sa nay
Kan, traction engine, No. 9O54S1; ID. T.
| Timberlake, Baileyville, Kan. traction
wheel, No. 905T65: S. F. Webb, Wichita,
| Kan. stock feeder. No. 905393: III. E.
| Withered, assignor OF one-t third to d. b.
Rowe Leroy, Kan, adjustable dish staff.
Oklahoma.
j. Conley, Anadarko Ok, latrine incin-
| orator, No. 905500; j. Conley, Anadarko,
| Ok. latrine incinerator. No. 905501; j..
| Conley, Anadarko. Ok, camp range. No.
905502
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
CAME TO MENA TO WED.
We'll Known Travelling Man ard Lady
 of De Queen United.

s. E. McMichael of Texarkana and Mrs. Winnie Craig of De Queen were united in marriage Saturday afternoon by the Rev. ]. l.. Green, pastor of the Pres oyterian church, at the manse on Ninth street.
 MT. McMichael is we'll known grocery drummer and has been coming to Mena for a number of years during which time he has made many friends by his pleas ant manner and fair business methods.
 Mrs. Craig was we'll known De Queen woman and for several years was landlady of the De Queen hotel. She had been on a visit to Fayetteville and accord. ing to previous arrangements met Mir. McMichael here Saturday for the wedding.
 They left ou the afternoon train for Texarkana.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
STATE DEMURRAGE
 BILL HARD HIT
Attoyney Generals Demurrer to Iron Mountains Injunction Overruled By Federal Judge Treiber at
 Little Rock Today.

Little Rock, Feb. 17.-Judge Trieber today overruled demurrer of attorney general and prosecu- ting attorney to the injuuction asked by the Iron Mountain in the Barker demurrdge case and made statements to the effect that the law is apparently un. constitutional.
 The railroad commission had ordered the prosecuting attorney to bring suit against the Iron Mountain railroad for its failure 10 furnish cars. The railroad sought injunction upon the ground that the law interfered with interstate commerce.
 The attorney for the state made an effort to dissolve this injunc- ton by the demurrer and Judge Treiber ruled against the state.
 Since then another suit has been ordered under the law of 1899 and the Iron Mountain also asks au injunction in this case, The railroads bond has been fixed at $25,000 to be heard in April.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20

the dark form of the sentinel on outside of the building. He opened fire on the man and the two exchanged shots across the street.
 The robbers on the inside ran out of the bank. and joining their confederate fled in the dark ness. In their fright explosives and burglars tools were left be- hind.
 There is no clue to the identity of the men.
 Beyond the damage of the safe, no other loss was sustained. The bank carried an insurance policy upon the safe.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
KIRBY TO BREAK
 AWAY FROM OTHERS
Gubernatorial Candidate Announces Speaking Schedule in Which His Two Opponents Do
 Not Appear.

Little Rock, Feb. IS. -Attor- i1ey General Kirby, candidate for Governor, has decided to break loose from Messrs. McFarlane and Hlnemon, two other candi- dates with whom he has been making a canvass of the state, and start out on the stump by Himself. Yesterday he announced the schedule of his first trip alone. The trip opens at Dan vile February 19 and closes at Ayoca on the 27th.
 What Mir. Hinemon and MT. McFarlane intend to do is un- Known at present, and as far as cAn be learned from the candi- dates themselves and their cam paign managers they have reached no definite decision in the matter. Yesterday they were still considering joint can vass, but Mir. Kirby's schedule Announcement is conceded to hsve put an end to that idea, un- less McFarlane and Hinemon de- eide to ge out together or still accompany MT. Kirby with the latter's name alone displayed on the bill boards. It is also pos sible that they may ramble about for themselves until MT. Kirby finishes the schedule which he has just announced, and then again start out on a joint tour. These matters have not been de- cided upon by the two candidates, but 1t is thought in political circles that the debates of the three candidates have ended and that there will be no more joint Campaigning.
 Messrs. Kirby, McFarlane and Hinemon will complete their present. trip tonight at Okolona.
 Davis -Hinemon Debate Unlikely.
 The possibility of MT. Hine- mon appearing on the stump against Senator Jeff Davis is also about as remote as ever. From the time the report that MT. Hinemon intended to follow Davis about on his hurried trip over the state was first sprung until now, it has received but little attention, as 1t is believed by prominent politicians that nothing of the sort will occur. Send tor Davis even refused to state whether he would give a fair division of time to MT. Hine- mon in case the latter decided to appear on the stump az gainst him, and with such condition of Afairs there appears to be but arnall possibility, of any debates b6<ween the two this campaign.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
PUT BANK ROBBERS
 IN TASTY RETREAT
J. S. Watwood of Rison Awakened by Explosion, Discovers Cracksman at Work in Bank and at Once
 Gives Battle.

Rison, Feb. 15.-Aroused by the sound of an explosion in the of the Bank of Rison, across the street from his resi- dence. ]. s. Watwocd, a citizen, secured a gun and from his yard engaged in duel with cracks men at 2:l5 o'clock this morning, foiling them in their attempe to rob the bank and putting them to flight with his fusillade of bullets.
 Sounds of the explosion and the pistol battle which followed awakened many of the citizens of the town.
 MT. Watwood's discovery oi the bold attempt to loot the bank was just in the nick of time. In the storm and the darkness of the night the safe blowers were mak' ing fast progress.
 The "yeggs' had succeeded ir blowing off tue massive from door of the large safe, and were trying explosives upon the nex' set of doors when MT. Watwood was awakened.
 He leaped out of bed, grabbed his gun and went out into thu yard. He could see from hi' residence the situation in thu bat k building, and later discernee
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
EXPLOSION CAUSES TWO DEATHS.
Nine No. 2 at McCurtain, 0k., Ex-
 tensively Damaged.

' Fort Smith, Feb. I5.-W ord has just been received in this city that at 8 o'clock tonight there occurred a destructive explosion Iii mane No. ? at McCurtain in this field, in which two shot firers, named Collins and Atkins, were instantly killed and the mine extensively damaged.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
WILL BAKER SICK.
ovurcome With Light Stroke of Paraly-
 sis Saturday.

Will Baker, who resides a few miles south of Old Dallas, re ceiyed light stroke of paralysis of the lower limbs while in Mena Saturday morning. He was taken at once to the home of his sister, Mrs. Charles Wilkerson, where remedies were applied, and Monday he was reported as being slig ghtly improved.
 It is thought by the attending physiciau that the stroke was caused by a severe fall in which Mir. Baker fell across log, pain. fully injuring his limbs.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
YELL SOLID FOR NoRwOoD.
[. ". P. Parks Says He Will Be Al
 # most Unanimous Choice.

D. w. Parks has just returned home from trip to various points in Arkansas, including Little Rock and Danville, attend ing the stockholders meeting of tue Yell County Bank at the latter place. He was elected vice president of that institution.
 pr. Parks, as usual, took an active interest in political matters and he says that he believes that Hal l.. Norwood will receive practically the solid vote of Yell county for attorney general.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
Shingles for Sale.

I have appointed Pope Bros. as selling agents in Mcna for shingles manufactured at my mill east of town. These shingles will be tored in Meua in large quantities and will be sold at the icw price of Sl.30 per thousand, Parties buying shingles at the mill will be charged Sl.l0 per thousand. Jerry Bain,
 287 3 wtf the Shiugle Man.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
Could not Stay Away.

Al. B. Herring and family, who moved from this city to Clinton, Ok. a little over year ago, re- turned to Mena last Sunday and will again make this place their home. Mir. Herring stated that Oklahoma was a good country in many respects, but he though Mena the best place of all to l.' {r
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20

When in need of any kind Of Hardware, or Harness and Sad 1les. do not forget our new store.
 Milhanl & Copelin, 6 1t Next to Vandiver's.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20

For Sale Cheap-40a farm, 2H miles east of Mena. Address w l.. Carmack. 6 In
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20

Wauted-A hand to work on farm. Call on w. M. Williams, three miles east of town. 7 2t
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20

Mossville, Miss, Feb. 16.-- Four whole buildings and two halves of buildings are the only habitations standing today in this little village as the result of tornado which passed over this section Saturday.
 The loss of life here was small {, compared with the great propsrly destruction. Two old negroes, Alec Windham and his wife are dead, and Edward Campbell, white, IS probably fatally injured.
 The towns of Soso and Service were partly wrecked by the same tornado, and 1t is reported that a fourth small town; Epps, was badly damaged.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-02-20
TORNADO IN THE SOUTH
Lives Lost and a Great Amount of Property Destroyed by Wind
 Storms in Texas.

Tyler. Tex, Feb. 16.-rour killed and probably forty injured, six of them seriously, is the record of tornado that swept through this place yesterday afternoon. The dead are c. A. Francis, wife and child, and Nose Lee, a negro so years old. It was the most disastrous tornado ever known here. Twelve buildings were de- molished. Much damage was done in the vicinity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-05
.Eurnberport e ditoT ppeaTs
in a Novel Role in the
State Of Ohio.

Z q 'isA
The yvellat6n o. Telegfanl aus
noumces itE pre- TIA ton OF "a series
tJeIes by George peans who
recently Suspended the Iu4ln bQEport
Independent through lack g patron
age Mr.. Dean Is laalstpg retuga
trip l1yf trolley from ClarlSsl5llrg to
Chicagoz IA the interest Of severnl
boards nf tfRde and as special CORE
spondent o fseyel4al neNspapers. Adr.
Dean is-ssits6s theatrical ad vance
agent and this and similar articles
viii appear ia the BIN Board and
Clipper. two of the leading theatrical
Journa Is of the Emitted states.
In 10 05lir Dean made a trip from
.Kankaisee TO SfttsburE By trolley.
less than $3.50. He travelled the
mort hern route, via Kankakee. Ill.
South Bend Ind. Miles,, Kalamazoo.
Jack son. Detroit Mich, Toledo. Nor
walk. Loratn Cleveland, Chagrin
Fails warren and YOUNGSTOWN.
thence south and east into p ttsburs-
Mr.. Dean secured passes over all the
lines but one and was but two weeks
on the trip, though he says It can be
completed In three or four days.
a full page illustrated article in
the Pittaburg Sunday Dispatch gave a
cpmplete. outline of the interesting
trip. over dozen trolley lines into
Sharon. New Castle Rochester and
Pittsburg
AR Dean has been appointed spe-
cial agent for Traction lines in Ohio
and Indiana and is supplied with six
ty day contracts and transportation
over the lines with stoD-overs every
where. He expects to start on his
trolley trip to Chicago within the next
ten DAYS.
At chillicothe he takes cars on
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80 DRUGS, 10 GRAFT.
$1,000 CllalicnE,e.

DR.. Hardman uses no afro
pine or other drugs to paralyze
the eye In fitting spectacles,
pays no commission, graft or
rake on to any person for
bringing or sending him pa
tlents. He has used his safe.
scientific methods for over
twenty years, by which he has
fitted more spectacles than all
other in this county com bfnea.
When anyone insists on taking
or sending you to those of less
experience. for glasses or treat
ment, or offers you letter OF
Introduction to them. place
your hand firmly about your
pocket book. squeeze it gently,
open your eyes. count five ESQ
and use your own Judgment in
choosing your ocuIIst. for no
one is competent to advise you
on a subject about which he
knows nothing. DR. Hardman
will pay one thousand dollars
in gold to any ocllIst or person
In the State who can compete
with him in fitting spectacles
by the use of drugs or any
other method except those
used by him: patients to de-
eide the contest.
DR.. Hartman, Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat Specialist,
lis Third street, Clarksburs.
w. Va.
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ANNUAL MESSA6E
OF the President to Congress
Will Be Read Tuesday
Of Next Week.

WASHINGTON. d. C., Dec
The Presidents annual nlessage TO
congress VIII be read Tuesday next.
instead of 0Gondax. the opening dry.
The senate viii adjourn on Monday
out of respect to the memory of Sem
ator Allison. Immediately after APP
pointing commit to await oa the
President and after any mex mem
bersFare sworn in.
The House VIII also adjourn after
new members have been sworn in
and a comrnittee appointed to notify
the President.
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tfieg & iEi1iytls ana ~ ~
ton line iEtpt the can
he M inspect doe n ~
mert of the seteEl - emit Z
city and vii take limited IN
Lima aIIlh6ie. or md map Tor
Wayne. 1ndfana- From this
irtili1lfIEe IN wabash. Peru
Goshen South Bend Lapurte tad
Michigan cts reaching Chtcle,- che
WINDY city ON Lake AIiehigaI
Mr.. Dean Win ceopnta of
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down &c acres GOOD I'm leosl rents
zee: d. Y aisrs Jack ltnd 10
Tiefs acre; 4 I 3 a cFes texe4 land. two
houses near good rpilriset e 0gs
crank Grove 33s =. 4th Sc
Cincinnat
WANTED teo FURNISHED rooms Gems
tT&IIy ioeated tor two sentlemep
and Vyives. No children, use 0f
bath. Must have them to occupy
Sunday M. permanent for wins
ter, reasonable rent, references ex-
changed. W. s. simeral. Mgr. BE
5ou Theatre.
NANTED-TSEo rooms with use OF
bath for light housekeeping IN Glen
Elk. Chales Peters Sf6 Clark st.
gram.
=-=7=-= :
.. clyde Lewis, Of KInewood g
here:
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BIG HUNT PLANNED

Col. Thomas b. Seely is In receipt
Of massage from Guy r. Sinsel. OF
Eikins. requesting him to join party
OF Elllins men. Including AR 5inSel
at Ruckhannon Monday for big
hum.
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PRIDE's Chapel A. NJ. E., S. p.
West, Pastor.
interest OF the pastors moving ex-
penses.
Preaching at II a. m. by the Rev.
Subject: Acquainted With Cod
300 p. m.-Platforn1> meeting, to
be participated in by the Rev. Sandy
Christian, G. w. w. Jenkins. d: D..
and other pastors visiting and local
Preaching at 500 p, m. by the
Rev. Sandy Christian. Subject:
Come and See"
Special music has been prepared
and a grand time is anticipated.
The Sunday school will meet at 2
p. m
bers and the Installation OF officers pf
the wompn's Mite Missionary Society.
TRINITY METHODIST EPIsCo-
PAL CHURCII-G. w. w. Jenkins.
Pastor.
'''The Christian Defense and insignia"
$500 p. m,.-Sermon. Subject: THE
Individual Question and by Whom
Asked e.
program viii be rendered in the Sun
1900 D. m.-The League will hold
its regular monthly meeting and gem
eraI discussions.
Rev. j. II. Watson, president.
q. w. W. jenkins, pastor.
This being the first Sunday in the
month and the last first Sunday in the
year the stewards being much behind
with the pastors salary, wish n full
attendance ana wish the members to
prepare to pay UP the salary.
Stewards Board.
MT. ZION BAPTrsT-. Edwasd
Pryor. pastor.
1900 a. m.-Preaching Subject:
Gods Caro- For His People"
$3.50 p. m-Snbbath school
Every scholar Is expected to bel
present on important business.
3:30 p. m.-The ordnance of thel
Lords Supper viii be administered.
This will be our last communion
service this year-everS member of
she church Is requested to be present.
1900 p. n1,-B. Y. p. q.
$500 D. m.-Praching. Subject:
Mans Extremity Gods Opportunit.n
Don't mind the weather. come and
bring your friends
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DUFF sTRRET U. b. CHURCH
Rev. u. w. Cunningham, pastor.
sunday school $3.50 p. m
Young Peoples Meeting T. DO p. M
All are cordially invited to at
tend.
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!. INnusTRIAIl nAPTTsT. !:

5eGrey, pastor.
2 Devanghn. supt
1880 n. M, preaching by pastor.
& s p. m.-Thursday. Baptist Young
Peoples unfon.
4 All are cordially invited 70 attend
these services.
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ADMISSION UNITED BRETHREN.

AWAlIoTUIN UNITED BEs-l1I N EN-
b. o. Potts. Pastor.
BGFs. D. n Outright Preaching every
Sunday ae 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by the pastor. Week services: Choir
practice every Tuesday evening at
1880, Frank Murphy. leader. Prayer
meeting every wednesday venting a.
1870. d. f. Ashcraft. leader. Ladies'
Aid Society every second and fourth
wednesday at $3.50 p. m, Miss Tennie
Hale. The z. eP. G. Q. meets every
Friday at 1880 p. M. Miss Strotnes
Berby, president. An are cordially In
svfted to attend these services
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FOR RENT-ROorn with board to Ia
dies or married man and wife. 745.
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shop. Inquire at sos w. Pike St,
city.
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ADA1TsToN METHODIST ErIs


1880 a. m.-Class Meeting.
$3.50 p. m.-Sunday school
6:45 p. m.-Epworth League.
Preaching at 7:45 p. m
Wednesday. 1850 p. m.-Prayer
meeting.
7:so p. M Thursday-cholr prae-
You are cordially invited to attend
any of the above services.
SALVATION ARMY, 22e West
Pike street, J. r. slayton, Captain.
$3.50 o. m.-Open air meeting u,
court house corner.
$3.50 p. m.-open air meeting OF
7sao ?. m.-open ali meeting al
$500 p. m.-services in the Army
hail
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. Corner
Pike and Chestnut streets. w. n
Long. minister.
s:so a. m.-sunday school.
$50 =. ny Dung Peoples meek
ing.
500 p ..,ss %. by ss pas sys
All cordially invited.
PROTESTANT MIS-
SION. at the Court House.
RcT. j. ]. Vincent, pastor.
sunday school 9:45 a. m. G. A.
Sheets, superintendent.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:3oI
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
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FOR RENT-FIve room cottage with
all modern conveniences. Apply
Rittenhouse. $40 West Pike St.
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FOR RENT-5 room cottnge with
bath ana pantry on Mulberry St,
$13 per month. store room with
four living rooms UP stair. on Mon
tIcello Ave. good location for gro
Gerry store. price for entire building
$85 ner month. n, b. McCarty,
Oak Hall bldg.
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FOR RENT-one nicely furnished
room. Apply 216 Mechanic ST