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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-06
Arc Lights Ordered In.

1t was ordered that the gas light
now in use. at the railroad crossing
on FlanigaTA street be discontinued,
and an are lamp put in its place. Are
lamps were also ordered put in at the
corner of Central and Alabama
streets and at the L. and f. railroad
crossing, on Pendleton street. The
Water Committee to which the matter
of putting in hydrant at the corner
of Mutual and Cook avenue, was re-
ferred, made their report and recon-
mended that the hydrant be placed at
the southeast corner of the two
streets.
Through an error on the part of
the railroad company, the Lexington
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-06
Petition From Citizens.
OiIinq the Streets.

In order to. get an early start at
oiling the streets, Mayor Hughes or
dered the Street Committee to inves-
tigate at once and see where and at
what price they could get an oiler to
do the work. The city will furnish
the oiler and the merchants will pay
for the oil used on Main street in the
business section. Last year there was
a great deal of suffering from the
dust in the downtown districts, on
account of the oiling of the streets
being delayed until late in the sum
mer, but Mayor Hughes is determined
not to have trouble this year and will
make an early start at having the
WORK done
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-06
Asked For Grade.

Mr. M. T. MeEldowney, who is to
erect new Office building where the
old one burned, asked the couTcil to
furnish him grade for his pave
ment The matter was referred to
the Street Committee AID she City
Engineer and they were ordered to
investigate and give Mr.: McEldowney
a grade.
In the extreme western portion of
Poynterville, the property owners
there have but very little fire protec-
ton, or light accommodations, and
councilman Jones of the fourth ward
asked that the water line be extended
in that vicinity and an arc lamp put
in whatever locality the Light Com
mittee thought best; but both mo-
tions were lost. there being no second
- a,fl,a,. of fbar,
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-06

The regular monthly meeting of
the City Council was held Friday
night, Mayor Hughes presiding and
all councilmen were present. Very
little other than the transaction of
the regular business was done.
The matter Of purchasing the
Court View Hotel property as a site
for city hall building was brought
up before the Council and apparently
met with their approval, although
nothing definite was said or done.
Mayor Hughes appointed a committee
composed Of the following council
men to look over the situation and
see on what terms the city could
purchase it andto report back at the
next regular meeting; w. p Hackett,
G. d. McCullum, Sill Dinelli and City
Attorney Haggard.
Matter Considered.
Ever since the hotel burned, the
matter has been under consideration
by Mayor Hughes, but last night was
the first time that it has been brought
up in the council meeting. On ac-
count of its central location, it would
be an ideal site for city building
and as far as can be ascertained
now, most of the councilmen are very
favorably impressed with the idea.
1t is the intention of the city to
erect a building that will contain all
the city officials Offices, council
chamber, police court room, city Jail
buhNing and fire department all UNI
der the one roof
1t is said that the money the city
is now paying out for rent on the
various buildings they occupy, would
more than pay a reasonable Install
ment per year on the new building.
Petition From Citizens.
A petition was presented to the
council, signed by a number of citi-
zens in the north end of the city,
asking that the city put the hose wa
gon and horses now in use at the
central station, in the north end Of
the city. The petition was received
and ordered filed, but on account of
the council not knowing just how
soon the automobile hose wagon
would arrive and being unable to say
anything definite at this meeting, the
petitioners withdrew their petition
and will present it a some later meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
Tacoma
Beautiful Lots

tstts. enc tinck from Meridian car
lns uHgY fshs. flfp cash balance 70
suit. MfAtitatsy. Green II
~ mtnNtea from FAr slekan rev
NVs.rnum euttaEa nNaf ear onlV fAsRea.
cash Balance 20 suit This 80 close
ia property. Fer particulars phene
Green ~
GREAT harKaln-noasrn 1--WE rossn sot.
tnse At Green Lake. $50 ints4 tssNfeFe+
~ sata Saia. near car. o. see, trfe eash
balance 20 suit Phone Green II -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
Loar ANp FouNn


lost bstweon tota Washington a. and
ftH twenty ninth aN, enc botany test
haek Is German grammar tafeH nete
hoeta Return 30 fatifn city hnrh
fruit atahd| rlgr 81 faat ef Main 20
Suitable reWauf Phone Ind sstt
raAeu un ono hiaeR ~ Gatk brown
hafsr afo about tt uwuef can have
sRme hy pratinE prprsFW and raflnt
ehaHseH en- Raymond street. Nillnah
citF Phone brighton t1a ilt
Nauma iadyh nr scarf un fud ave
owner can have HaiWn pa PROVING PROC
grfY an0 pafinE Cor Hd eera Murrnf
Place fhirHnY Ave- eat "
a picture II b utiie zlr with rufla
mounted With "a sold fln AVID rin Phone
Nast ataa Reward Valued 30 q ktar
sake TO
leai~A uttlr DOS ~ the name "
Fam. black anN white spots Liberal
reward call rhone T.. 80 wa.lN
Lost lfeueiiyu setter whits and
brown NNat lu ears Reward fhonr
Ind taAt SOS HtNtH sv south sH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
BIRTH NOTICES

peeicr-To wife 81 q Beeler. city
March g. a son
TarfkiA-Te the wife % X. Tart
his. 1n1 sth a.. Fah 81. a danAmteF
Wan Aistyne-Tm tho wife %
van ASstyne. 1919 East Uusuu. Feb
20. q daughter.
Thomaa-To the wife % j.
ThomnA 1si gsrd y. Feb "a. a son
Rstslie-Te the wife 81 ".
Hevelir city. March E.. a son.
MeAIurn-Te the wife 20 Charles
McNiiirn. city. March g. q dauEAtcr
Whittaker-To the wife 81 a.
Wnttaker. eAY. March 2 a anu.
Johnatom@Tu the wife y john
nsnn. city. March g. a son
Brewu--ro the wffe Of A. Brown.
city. March s . son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
FARMS AND
FARM FOR SALE

eEtAH@H acres extra f5eh bottom
lard wati unhsTaFafnsA ~ acres cleared
Balance ssashsI fenced snd ~ grass
NsrF @aaifF cleared. rUnhAna safer room
hnas4. large harms. ttanehEana for ~
heaA - eaua rhirhNn heues ara nuf
aaa flowers - az hanes span horses
atfh Eeud harness raNn z hqHs
fhirasns wagons AuHsY mower
rahs tetfsf haffoN pl9ss ficf sera
fstaf iaeis - al sqrts ! nils - station,
f4 feta - srhnai house Terms lteee
dawH falaafe on easy terms Owner
usHts - fefiFs 90 aNfHant u ~ hsalfh-
AaaFsss ~ STAR office 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
No Stumps, No Stones

ANo RehtllPS, AfV oIOllCo
FREE EXCURSION TO CALIFORNIA
NO CROP FAtLNNEs
IL ioaAlns Tor iana pea viii never
nnA = better combination 81 rtrh soil
stvmasnt water h~aithy eiimate seed
markets and transportation than 40 ~.
b nss q means uoOn ENOUGH FOR
Ter : Ysars 10 seres Aaa % se~ "a. Or
fREsNo rnnIaArEn FARas CO.
sts 0lohe nids Seattle. Wash
DON'T rATL TO EEE cur rev 1--WE
ACRE TRACTS BETWEEN SEATTLE
and TACNMA@LarEa fFaet tust open
60 Probably never again viii you
have = chance 10 NAN Ia Western
Washington such coon lA~p. 30
weil iasRted tnr ~ LITTLE MONEY
deep RICH huff. very easily cleared.
nicely located. fsW inutra Natk from
station Prices ffta ~ tste per tract
Nsfy saHy terms. VIII tzAe part pay
rnauf IN labor on adjoining land net.
tsf 80 out and zee them Come 70 the
sffies aHd get fuil particulars
ROBERT MALTnf,
sfs-91e-sal Alaska nuiidiug -a-i2
Fer sale rwo acres. lfulman's Gar.
y &fta A burns. iuI nth Az ut)
s-aer~ tracts g4tei Is gasp. 81 week
wm G nissk sf Nsw Yerk nleck
CITY REAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

4 hallway TINE TABLES e
= % not trust printed time a
= tables In newspapers For q
= timo Of departure ara arrival =
= o. tralns telephone King Street e
q station Information Bureau q
a Sunset Main N4o. indspsn6 4
= ent ~. =
4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

pArHons-G Parsons ts March 2
m gh.s city.
Frankiin-vera Franklin. q March
ISJf 9Th az.
Devil Dew. 81. March ? Elliot
Hay.
Prsfontaiue-F prrfontains. 70.
March 4. ia this eitg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09


SHOE DEALERS.
- bssl msns saa 10y. .hes. -
hasssh. 1874 Fifss a.
SHOWCASES.
.-ss.. 80 .sf;;. issiIs 81 '''
SONS AND HOUSE kUMsERs.
sssros isss r.uTss q. Is4 asa
sTcRAoE.
~ Ffsr'isss pssss:'ssiss 81 La - "a
TiNNERs.
" " naahFaaeN ahs~t M.iAi Wosh
az sne q Maia tFis iaa ia -i
TRANsFRR COMPANIES.
fsusss pessiti. raiss a2is AZ ssassL
~rYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES
Yes ssa sths a.k.. fas ssnil. iyps
svsgiy O. 80 y Rlssk
FoR sALE-HoRsEB.
--
N. asniy nesssins sss sails etasl.s
m~rs.s h'rss &c gssP..a az
ss.is iss.. Ia 80
FARMS AND LANDS.
nonrr posLraY YAnM~ Rasy dng
tnn aistancs 81 Seattle Fuhfir Markst
Isn afrsa al Level Fas acrss ~
eaisitauen. talanee F@ss@rs AT fshsee
ssass ssss. ss..
Harr. several 8eahi2 eenstr4fara pnni
tFr knusss breeder house Ant nursrFt
rsses thsts whish inslafss to isr
iosa breeders ard faHmlng implements
nouENT HAirnr
tts.ttt-tSi Atssks Baiidiur -sta
wWfrE RIVER vAt4.EY nARaAfS- ie
acres al rich hutfpHt isn1. anloipinH
nne ~ he tsst te~ns N ihs waller
aefss " rplnvstier Balance pattgf.
lnss tssrias nfe~1fa Price rAt9e,
which inffH6as seed team Two vowa
chieAsna. waaenH and faruins snpis
uonrnr nAf.rnY,
pis.,ss.sii kissss aaidias -s.is
FARMS AND AcREAoE.
FERTILE ACRES
Nafth % Seattle - Ave Sesus sacfe
tract. with y richest deepest soil iu
hssfer aff.rss ~ there. and ihs prirss
Ars very los only as aua ~ per
WE4r a WHEELER
400 cetm1n bleek
NfcE HOME MAR KENT riys sere.
level land. good sait. AL fenced md
croa- fenced orchard small fruits.
WeI % fine water Flfs room house,
barn and esissiiaiass toe
NuHEkT MAtIHNs
sft-sso.su Alaska nalainr iii
HaA AcRxAaa home
az hasssia "q iisssi,s' ssfri . .a.ss sSsisss.s.s
close IN. 0nlY afta terms fat down. ttt
psr month Alse have places for fires
plao. see Nj Hstsmsn at pacific citY.
En- Taooma f~ntarufhsns Or Hiiman'a
Salesman IN Times Asees to-day 1T
WATER FHONr on pretty lake. between
seattle and Tsaemal seven acres Lies
fine Eood coil handy 20 school and IN
we'll settled nriEhboFhoed $500. Terms
noprhT MALTuY.
pip.sie-sii AiasAa Building -a.il
,,s s.H. .E... 70 s :sss; issIi s" rlss'' '''s y
s,s5sls. Isss s%.sssssi.. - ella fi'. n
s.ss..a ppssirsssssssss. ssd aosE
Sslsisss and see the postmaster
vAsHoS ISLAND sNAr
f.acre ranch. fond house snh chicken
houses. tud acres elsHfsd. al kinds Of
fruit. close 70 school and wharf. oniy
9 ) nEtI. 200 Globe block
teGo aPor CASH buys 20 acres N good.
level land. niceiY located. partially I'm
proved r%unninR water n VIII pay
HonKRT MALTnY.
sia-sao-sgi Alaska Building -9-i2
For sala-aOue acre Columbia ueiehta
elii cell part without building Terms
Phone p tfti A Burns. itif nth Az
Fivs-acrs tracts. gate. sood soil. well
located ~ down, 81 week Herhert
4 Upper. acheuerman Block tl0 cherry
81 See Ar Johnson
| 1TrRAcrTvn NEAT. NEW corTAaE
Of four large roema, besides pantry
aud closets large porch and three acres
tsrurhan station Price gt.fO0. Terms
g1o0 cash. balance SIS per month
ROBERT MALTnY.
aiass2g-92i Alaska building -e-la
Acreage on Lake Washington. as per
acre, iioeo acres TO Select from. some
water front IS 90 per acre cash down
and zee yer month. Room , Times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
Grand Opening

Tbs doors q me Rainier valley Mil
nefy Acuse VII BE- eaen 20 TIE IlANr
Tharaiay 70 Saturday q this week.
March "A. - II with a. up-t9sdafs
stock - ladies. mfsses ard ehiiirea'a
trimmed haIa Mothers are Invited o.
bring Al their Attfe daughters siarr
thexe ava rooms set aside zoe thew. via
leuK tables nifet Nth PRETTY hats bon
meta % an kinds rmpo4aihin 70 giss
nny special price I can sell you hats
from f4-csuts a. A&te 3 ~ We have
10 hlKh tKuEnHfa and na rent c0uae and
So rs yoerssif Take the Old Hsnfan
car iire. On Wnahiaston 81 get or 1T
Hilman City. ssk fer TIE Fostofuce
hailaipg @a-tI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
Look This Up

Lot aas1ea 20 alley. 10 block - ear
sound tlsm sspe. f1ee cash. balance sc
per month. 3 per csnt Phone Nofth
$50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
Rates for Classified
Advertisements

Th~ star eanaet guarantee ae-
curaey ~ responsibility
Cor error. Of ans kind ercurisA
IN telephenrd advertisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
nuTTEHWnNTH a AoN. FrwfeasfenAi
Utrsetera and Lcensad EmhalnaeEa talf
fst. opp Aesrs Thsafra noth shares 4B
1ohnsan q Har1fitan. aneertaksra fttf
PRS ~ Phpaes Hsis tfte. ina Ntt
Benney- Watssn C. FaneFai Directors
ThiFd A. and Enfesgsitr Beta phoass ~
SPECIAL NoTlcEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
Buy a Home
Only $500 Cash

New strictly modern. nve-room cot
,aHe. full cement basement. plped Tor
furnace double construction. best % ma
terial and finish Good lot Improve
ments ga % all paid eKeept sewer
Good district Price 3,bea, only $500
cash.
u n THOMpH0N.
eos Oriental Block
Main or Ind cas-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
HrLP WANTED MALE.


Wanted Young mnn t. learn news
paHef business ahaui 20 ef IS Years
Cd Apply 90 cireuiatleo pepf. ite!
seventh NJ u
Wsafst Nen 30 become mevinr pfc
taFs operators faf A=N exposition
40 experience necessary Call
~rhratrtcsi Etchauae so teatiss Haas
htas sefnef aeeena sna faAe
Wanted oooi ssroas honest yeens
man 81 make himsatf &snefsiF usefal
around store ApFty ~ & ~ "Wednesday
Wanted first eisss leb priaiet ens
a has iufs ~ pAftvng4 sta ehtlffen
a ~ Draper. nss Maines Wash t.tQ
wsntsa rsFtnsg fsf Arstie tradiua
huHsina tfarrfnkl ftea Required hafn
bqst ArtA care htar "
Wanted yoass msn % pria, phole
postcards isei Nfs' Az s.lt
warts8-At sncs. t~e Experienced
best tulidsFn rheas Easi gata s.ie
wanted -yeunx maa ta issrn pheso
srAph puslassa ltea Alts. ~
SITUATION WANTED - MALE.
wsatea-Atis bodied mes hsfvssu ass
~ a ft Tor g. Z Marias CORPS Aasi -
astlts hurn. pf have ffst pagers H.
rsitsut orpertahities 70 see ihs aegid
snad pay, eiethtns gsftaNA cuAftsss
medical stfsF1Ense h~# ApFif af
Rsasaa "a o. urana Central Hsssi -
JAP EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
~iap.ss', s s.s sss sss',ss,,
g~ssnptiY MHia itTt lea nu
5apaasss a n Emgfsymsnt cfrs.
q. w~sshinxtsa q Fhoass nsin isss
te
vii ssars pisno fss pftvgsrs " assps
references. ~ rhildssn Fneas A tais
mEtN
w4ntsa-0eea ee~ phaas Seysh gsst
WANTED TO euY-FuRNIrURE.
.. T. .a assss. :. Y' 81 IS: a 'sss,,s.' e
siss is.rsiy Bss ysss f.gsas. q
oFess a.asis Ca ~ o~ssrtmsas
FaNMoNy vuRNmuNE GO a..lF.s
sseana hanA re~aa MlKhs prises Faia
vst&-4 Farn. itts la n sits fsa tsta
FOR EXCHANGE.
For Exchange
Have nse maisrn I'VE soesa eofsar-
ssafb ~ woodland p9Fs Ffise tAfta
VIII tase faeasi iat Ter ahaat Nete -
frat pAumHnt East AffA sNsu
tnx&
klnx saNnty ranch fer sale tit1a
easY terms rest er s~KfhAnaa 1888
81 HftE -fafiaa
wasted 30 aSchangs alfalfa acreage
fer rsamfnE hHusr er busiaeas rfapnsl
I Esan Hsa. care star .
BUSINESS cHANcGs
nn0CENT-In fine Fesiesss iorafiQu.
rash trade fka per DAY rent as. wth
Lease Here . q fasipess AnAH
" utXDS a CO.
Mafa 80 lttp rhiFd Ave tnd ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

Balance monthly. for new. STRICTLY mod
ern SIX room cottage with cement base.
mcnt piped FOR furnace. etc. and fine
view. l0i toNioo. on Wallineford Hul im-
provcmonts all I'M price ta.oee.
e = DIXON a co.
Main 40 isia Third Ave Ind 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09
SEE US

OLE OO
We aass several small closs-fn hemss
Al ass ard - Terms tSe toun-baf-
anee tfka rent CioResin lots axe And
% cIa.s.fa acrs tracts t1ee and ~
some OF these have houses on. Aisa
eiose-ln water lots ard tracts az urern.
srton nuy q We and save agents cosns
sKArrLR HoMEsEKKERa CO
tasse Emplrs hids
titea.
tsuocm cottage. on 18th av. near Mad-
ig1u. lot sastaa. neat little home ftse
cash. halanes 81 per month.
NAEn0
New s.reeu modern house. en- Lake
Nfew Hx. scar Roy a.. inf taKife. fine
view small amount chah. balance ka rent
Ninoa
. lots on Magnolia Bluff appd YioW
half cash. balance Ions time
SOC.
Lot gkzEki. on Rainier Heights. and
NJ blocks Of car. good view. tiRe cash.
balance monthly
ia0p
Cottage. A. Rainier Beach. house not
lutte finished. Dot tpxflo. fruit. berries.
MtH naar car line foYmB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

Reom nnd baafd far two gentlemen.
private fstniiY, ft1k per wseh nieeA
aa8 1ha0 Stroud sata
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"slII ATInNN WANIf-N."
-Situatiuua Wanted Ndfrf
tisementa both male and female
half a cent a WeFd
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~HEtGs WANTED"
AND Alt CLASSIFIED ans.
nnw cent = ~erd=MtntutuW
charNa soc when charged 20
account actual nWmhuf % lines
aa set will be counted Seven
Insertions mate Tor the price
% ak when cash b. paid All
cap lines or ffaction thereof.
will be cuuntet a. two lines
To ADVERTISERS.
Classification eAnMnl BE- given
after he O'Clock daily
BAtIAWn AGENCY ~
Mullen. tAaa Ballard Avs ODD
cts Hall Phnne. ballard SOS
MAIN OFFICE seveuth aF-
hetwaen NnlNa aud University
Phones Main lHSe. Ind ttt
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wanted small ehildrsn 10 board. rec
sensible seed home. VIII DO asWfna
Naiu thka mtsn.
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For Exchange

Have nss mniern. i've Fosra eaftaEe
ssafh ~ Wnndiand p0Fs Price tArta
VIII taka tacaal int fas aNaat 81 tte -
ggat pAgmnnG Fnoas East 4ffA sFsn.
fnxA
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
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Wanted Young mna IL learn news
paper business about 10 eH ~ years
Ga Apply DO cireuiutleo pspf. tte!
sseengh AV ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

special sale ~ kaIsofnfne For two
weeks. commencing March 4 We viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-09

wWfrE RIVER Valley BARGAIN -ie
arroa al rich huftnft isr1. anluipinE
nns ~ The heat tawns IN ihs VALLEY
a1fes IN ruftfNatian. balance pasture
Eee asrunm hhaam thFh ~ 0ufhuild.
lnNs trkriag nfU~T Prizes Va t0e.
rhieAsna waEanH and fafmihH smpi4.
menta
uonEnT MAATnT,
s~ia.ssE-Bft kiashs Halidiar -asiH
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-03
1!Is!Y GRAND
TONIGHT AT TIT GRAND.

Inc usual all-star moving pictul
program will be given at the Ora
tonight when the following brand NJ
subjects will be shown:
The feature picture for tonight wi
be AT the Altar" an original dram
OF the life among the Italian settle
ment in New York.
The Wonderful Lantern" is a yer
pretty Pathe picture that will anus
the youngsters.
MY Mother-in-Law is an Angel
is very funny picture.
London Regattas and Exhibitions
is remarkable scenic picture tha
only the Pathe company can make.
Tonight will be big night at tn
Popular Grand"
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II off
on
ID PANTS

u people with symptoms of kidnry
or bladder trouble could realize tl.-i:
danger they would without loss Of
time commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy. This great remedy stops
the pain and the irregularities. II
strengthens and builds UP these or
gans and there is no danger oe
Bmghts disease or other serious dis
order Do not disregard the sprly
symptoms For sale by Atlanta PhAr-
macy,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-03

IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE FINE
LEY'S COW FOOD IS THE BEST
TRY 1T. EVERY POUND GUARANI
TEED. RING A FOR TRIAL ORDER
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-03

THE HOTEL CUMBERLAND rs
NOTED FOR GOOD SERVICE. IT'S
(. ursl4Ar PLAYGROUND FOR Chill
DREN. WRITE L. A. MILLER, NAN
AGER, FOR RATES.
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Those who are behind in thei
grades can make it up in the summe
school. NJ. {. WAPE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-30
fine PROGRESS
BY Local Council of National
Union. Fraternal Be-
neficial Society.

The local council OF the National
Union. q fraterual beneficial society.
recently Instituted in this cit Is FAST
coming to the front. The meeting Of
the local body held January - in the
Eagles hall was decided success
from all points OF view. The entis,,
membership was present, and several
new members were initiated into the
mysteries OF the order. These and
those whose applications for mem
bership have been received ana pass
e. into the hands % investigating
committees win double the original
charter list Of December 20 last. the
date fthe institution OF the council.
The work of Wednesday evenlr s
was very Interesting and included the
installation OF officers FOR the easu-.
Ing year, the ceremony being per-
formed by General Deputy o. T..
Stanton. OF Pittsburg. Pa, assisted by
air. Daniel Howard, member Of the
order for the last twenty years in.
Chicago. III. The National Union is.
one Of the OIL reliable organizations
whose objects are to bind acceptable
men together by fraternai ties. and
70 furnish insurance protection At a
minimum cost. and. working ~ 1t
does on the natural premium plan, it
appeals to ore who needs Insurance
protection. Its plan is unique and
commanding as each membe- is re-
CURED to pay for his individual risk
only. thus making il absolutely cluit-
able ana the bcnenciar;es and the So
siety are alike protected
The local body is composed or some
- the leading citizens or the city and
enthusiasm is At high tide among the
members who predict rapid growth
u the order in clnrksburs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-30
mas. M!NTER l!ES
AT Her Late Home Near
Lightburn After Quite
a Long Illness.

Mrs. Jane Martin Mlnter. wife Of
Captain Quinn MINER. ex-member OF
the county court. died this morning
at their home near Llghtburn, from
an illness extending over a consider
able period. The funeral and burial
VIII take place tomorrow at Light
burn at 2:sO o'c6lck in the after
noon Is
Mrs. Minter was GO years % age
and was married TO Captain Minter
September 20 last. She was one of
the excellent women o. her neigh
borhood and had host of friends.
who mourn her death.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-30
INVEST YOUR MONEY

Let me invest your money where /
ave invested many thousand dollars
y my own. Fifty Of my lots have in
creased in value over 100 per cent in
six months: all will double in value in
less than three years. / will sell you
a Few lots only. at a reasonable price
On easy terms, or invest your money
Tor you where il viii make you a nice
'ncome. ! have over 500 choice lots
y my own selection. in which 100
ire n the business center OF one Of
he best additions 70 okIahom city.
the other 21s lots are located within
'hrce TO six blocks OF the Rank.
r. II. Stations. P. o., Mil. Stores and
within one TO four blocks OF the large
aew Public School building. Those
Interested shoui5 call at once at my
Office. lis Third ST. s. u. Hardman.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-01-30
SENATE PASSES
Gcontinnea rFom page .


"a. 20; increasing salaries OF judges;
~. B. 81. to protect street car em-
ployes; H B, 20, Oprotect the poor
person. we're rejected.
Senate Joint resolution No. l. the
.'womens amendment" to the consti-
tuition vas passed by vote Of p 10 3.
The following bills we're read the
third time and passed: Senate bill
80. 30, creating Independent school
dlstrIA Of Salem; sertte bill No. 80,
lbolishiRs one-mah towns: house hill
No. 20. creating court OF limited fur
lsdlction in Harrison county: senate
bill No. if2e appropriating money for
Legislative contingent expenses.