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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-04
Audience Was Large.

About twenty-five hundred people
heard the evening concert and for the
matinee. which opened the festival.
the first floor of the Auditorium was
comfortably filled. The feature of the
afternoon program was a lecture song
recital by Mr.. Harry H. Barnhart,
tenor. of New York city. Mr.. Barn
hart Is getting a considerable Kansas
reputation. He was one of the solo,
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
CAPITAL ATHLETES ENTERED.
G. W. I. and Central High in Central
Y. VI. c. a. Games.

George Washington University and Cen
trai High School. Of this city. VIII have
contestants IN the annual, field and track
games Of the Central 7. N. c. A. OF
Baltimore, in the OrioIe City tomorrow
afternoon. The university has entered
its entire squad. numbering seven men.
while Central VIII send two men.
Among those who viii compete for
George Washington are Capt sterret.
Smithson. King, walcott. Patterson. Cur
tiss. and Sheridan With this CLASSY
bunch OF athletes to depend on, the local
university should make a strong bid for
honors and the handsome silver cup Of
fered the school scoring the greatest num-
Der Of points. The blanks Of King and
Smithson. which were sent a few DAYS
after the entries closed, have been re-
turned In letter TO the captain OF the
squad, the Handicapped Of the Amateur
Athletic Union stated that II was agree
able 10 him to accept the entries. but that
the athletic adviser Of the Central Y. NJ
&c A had refused 10 give his consent
However. the athletes will accompany
the team 10 Baltimore, and expect TO set
tie matters on the field
The athletes who VIII represent Central
High IN the games are Henry Zeh, pre-
mieT iOng-distance runner Of the school
who is at present in excellent condition
and Rollins, who has been showing class
IN the middle distance runs OF late Zeh
viii compete in the mile and half-mile.
and Rollins in the quaTter-nile run.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
ARRANGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Washington College VIII Play
Georgetown and G. W. L.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Chestertown, Nd. May 2I-The faculty
Of Washington College. at their meeting
yesterday. approved the football schedule
for the coming season. as presented by
Manager J Leo Brown, 10 The list OF
games is the hardest ever gotten to-
gether by the EASTER Shore college
Football has made such rapid strides In
the past few years that It was deemed
advisable TO arrange games with the
stronger teams. This will be the first
time that Georgetown and George Wash
ingtOn have ever appeared on a Wash
ingtOn schedule. and although both uni
versities are always represented by
strong teams. the local management
feels that the advancement Of football
here warrants arranging games with
larger teams.
The schedule:
October 2-washiHgton vs. Baltimore City College
az ChestgtOEn.
October s-wzshinEton " GeorgetDzn University
at Washington. d. C.
October Is-wsshingfon vs., George Washington
University 81 Washington. D. C.
October E-Wsshington vs. WeSterr Maryland
College AZ Westminster
QctObsT So-washiEgton IS Galaudet College At
CbsstetoEn.
November s-Washinston V. Delaware College al
ChestsroEn-
November Is-wsSAingtOn vs. Rock Hin College at
ChestertOEn
November D-washiEst0n Is Maryland AEricul-
tuTal st Chestert0En.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Altar Boys Defeat Gonzasa.

The Gonzags Junior Props were de-
feated BIZ The Altar Boys Club OF the
Holy Name Church by the score Of s 10
2 Stanton, on the slab for the winners,
allowed only two hits. while the Altar
Boys lift freely throughout the game. A
home run by R0ssiter was the feature OF
the game. The lineup for the Altar BOYS
follows; J. Fitzgibbon, second base: Nc
DonOugh, left field; Rossiter. center field:
Clark, first base; FitzgfbbOn. third base:
Myers. shoTtstOp: Kelly. right field:
y Meara. catcher. and Stanton. piteher
Al teams desiring games should address
Thomas z Clark, T., SIS Eleventh street
northeast
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
TENNIS TOURNEY ON TO-DAY
Washington and Baltimore Stars
VIII Clash.
Chevy Chase Court Scene Of First
Match of Middle Atlantic AsSo-
citation Championships.

The first match Of the Middle Atlantic
Tennis Association for this season win be
held on the courts Of the Chevy Chase
Club at 2-3o O'Clock to-day.
The following cities are members OF
this association Philadelphia, Washing
ton. and Baltimore.
Much interest was shown last year in
these contests. yshich resulted IN a vic
tory for Philadelphia.
There VIII be eight matches IN singles
and four IN doubles
The lineup:
washington singles-C- B. Doyle. H E
Doyle, Il. P S. Cake. Homer Deis.
Ralph Hills, E. P Grovsnor. Upshur
3I0rehead DR.. Iarkin Glazebrook-
Washington dOubles-C- 3 and H E
Doyle, Grovsnor and Grovsnor. .Defs and
Hills, GIazebrook and M0rehead
Baltimore singles-F. 9. Colston. J. A.
Colston, Wagner, SyningtoR, Atkinson.
Harrison. Brown, Brooke
Baltimore doubles-Colston and Colston.
Wagner and SymiEgtOn. Atkinson and
II lTTis0n. Brown and Brooke.
The Second Of these matches. PhnadeI-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
EXCURSIONS.

The steamer St Johns. the big Colonial
Beach excursion steamer VII make another a
those popular Sunday trips 70 Colonial Beach and
Cassie Shore tomorrow. leaving her wharf here
AZ a. n and returning reaching hone aboat
100 D n These Sunday outings are a delight
fui way 20 spend day away from the b-ick
walls and concrete streets q the cts. az g place
where the fresh ar charged with salt ron the
briny Potomac makes ore fee Ike new person
The only trouble about the trip is that those
who make Il wish 70 say longer than the hours
given then there and they Gene home feeling
reEretful thar their day Of pleasure is over he
Potomac River Is row IN the height q its spring
beauty. Tho hiEh bills each side filed with
fresh Eerdure make Picture delightful 70 the
ere AZ the swiftly moving steamer Flides dozn
the broad river. At the Beach ssTe-al hours sre
si5su 70 enjoy is uauy pleasures. and stops VII
Be made at Alexandra E0inE and Tefurning.
TIP fo- the benefit q the school children VIII
be made today, the beat leaving al 3 n and
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
DIR. LANSDALE DEAD.
Fer Forty Years He Was a Physi-
elan of Montgomery County.
SPECIAL to The Washington Head

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Head
Rockville, Nd, May 2.-Dr. Benjamin
F. Lansdale. one OF Montgomery Coun-
tvs best-known physicians. died this
morning at his hcIae az Damascus, aged
sixty-four years. He had been ill for a
year Of a cancerous affection Of the
stomach Surviving him are bis wife.
who WAS Miss Emma Smith. daughter Of
the late Philemon NJ. Smith. of Gathers
burg: a son. Dr. p. Smith Lsnsdale, OF
Ohio, and two daughters, Mrs John
Lewis and Mrs. Beall, OF Damascus The
funeral viii take place az 2:90 o'clock
Sunday afternoon from the family resi-
denee Interment in Damascus Cemetery.
Dr. Lansdale was born in Washington
and received the greater part Of his
education in that city. He was q son
OF the late Henry Nelson Lansdale, Of
Washington. After graduating in medi-
cine at the Maryland University. ne
located at Damascus, where he pracuced
his profession for forty years
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

returning about 1o20 2. II The fare for the rouns
TIP IS . cents either day. with hzE rate for
childres-
After 2 ticket IS purchased one has no
further bother when suing On the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat C0mpany's weekend ex-
cIrSOns 70 Old Point Comfort. The one ticket
covers al expenses for the tiras from Friday o.
Saturday eTeniug until Mond2y morning both
steamer ard hotels. The traveller has his choice
q the Sherwood or the ChambeTiin. These two
houses are known the country oVer a1d provide
everything IN the way Of accommodztions and
diversions hat could be demanded.
For these weekend trips steamers leave al s,i5
y n. the sailing hoGr that = obssrved By all
the Norfolk and Washington boats. The new
Southland alteraates with the older boats in this
service Wharf ofsce K A. fOet q Seventh street
and the uptown ticket once AZ 7a5 Fourteenth street
The delightful weather which Washing
ton has snioyed during the PAST week. and which
premises 70 continue to-morOE VIII induce many
people 70 make the TIP Marshall Hail IN search
q the regular Sunday banked shsd dinner which
IS served there with al the early spring vegetables
and the famous Marshall Hall clam chowder
Marshall HaI has a national reputation for its
planked shsd The ladies are especially insitsd on
these excursions. and the best q attention VII he
given then The steamer CilaTies Ma1aieSter viii
make three trips tomorrow tSandayS leaving
Seventh street wharf az Il g. H. go p L. and
$50 D n. returning lesse the EaI 81 / 81 and
SO 3. II. TIE regular excursion seaeon opens a.
Marshall Hal Deviation Day, Nay %
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
DenOunces Sale of Apple Cider

SIec2t 20 he aShington AeTAtL
Rockville, Nd. May I.-The Anti-Sa-
loon League met az Laytonsville yester-
day Frank Higgins, It's local attorney.
was bitter in his denunciatiOn Of those
persons IN the county now engaged in the
manufacture and sale Of apple cider
after the cider had become intoxicating.
Mr.. Higgins claimed that the cider was
intoxicating and by a recent analysis By
the State chemist II was shown to con
tain per cent alcohol
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Big Plant May Resume.

SPECIAL % TIE Washington Head
Wheeling. ". Va Nay 2-Semi-
omciai information Is TO the effect that
high officials Of the National Tube Com
pany. a subsidiary concern o. the United
States steel Corporation, has ordered
the Riverside plant at Benwood 10 be
placed IN readiness for a resumption
This plant employs 400 men. and is
the largest in the OHIO Valley below
Pittsburg.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
salisbury Graded school closes.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Salisbury. y. c. May 2l.-The Salisbury
graded schools closed tonight with an
address by Dr.. J. 7. Joyner. State super
inten6ent Of public instruction. The school
has had e successful year under Super
intendent / c. Griffin, and q score OF
teachers
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Alexandra Nezs Aseney, &c King street, Alex
ancr1.. Va. authorized agents and carriers for
The Washington Herald The Herald VII be DE-
hTEed daily and Sunday 70 any address n Alsz-
su6ria fOr 80 cents a month.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
sIIver serviee fOr EnEineer.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
8Iartinsburg. ". Va. May 21-Fellow.
employees Of Engineer John ". Baker,
veteran B. & o. engineer. who win soon
retire from service. presented him with
a silver service to show thir apprecia-
ton for his long service.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
NAVY WILL BIZ BUSY
Race Syracuse On Severn and
Play Georgetown.
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED

Cadets Also Face Princeton on Ath-
Ietic Field and Participate in An
RuaI Rifle Match with seventy-hrst
Regiment of the New York National
Guard-seasOn Nearing Close.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Other Athletic Contests.

N.Ih the boat race as the big drawing
card. tomorrow Will mark the climax Of
what has been the most extensive sea-
sons in the history OF athletic sports az
the Naval Academy. AZ will be the fourth
consecutive Saturday that there have
been from four 20 six events. all in
progress az the same time.
There viii be three athletic events in
addition 10 the boat race tomorrow, ali
OF wnich are looked upon as important
contests. The attraction in baseball Will
be the annual game with Georgetown
On the field and track, the Middies will
contest with the athletes Of Princeton
University
The fourth event Of the day viii be the
annual rife match between the teams Of
midshipmen and officers Of the Seventy
first Regiment. New York National Guard.
This match viii be for the trophy offered
by Col. G. Hollis Wells. Of the New York
regiment. for annual competition between
the two teams Except for a baseball
game which the Middies have with the
Carlisle Indians next Wednesday. to-mor-
row VIII practically close the season Of
sports
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

N the fourth Pink Wings and F1oreal ooun,nd
as W H. FIzsr & Co.'S entry; CiTitz and Cor1i5v1,
coupled as J. Longs entTy.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. May 2l.-Au Virginia
League games were postponed to-day on
account Of rain
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Dhia rs. Washington, VIII be held in this
city Decoration Day, in the morning, al
1870 a. m, either at the New Bachelors
or the Chevy Chase Tennis Club.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Observation-Disclosures
City Council Considers An
nual Revenue Bill.
wOMENS CLUBS MEETING ENDS

Jury Unable 10 Determine
Cause of Death Of Aged Man Found
Near Tracks of Railroad ut Deco
quan-Mrs. TbOnss O'shauEhnessy
Dead After Brief Illness.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

Mrs. 'Shaughnessy, widow Of Thomas
o Shaughnessy. died this morning az heI
home near Baileys Cross Roads. Fairfax
County. after q brief illness She was
about eighty years old. Three sons and
one daughter survive. The arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been com
pleted.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. May Z.-Although the
weather conditions Of the last two days
have proved a setback to their final
training. the eight-oared shell crews Of
Syracuse University and the Naval Acad-
envy are on edge for their race to be
rowed on Severn River tomorrow after
noon.
The Syrzcusans. who are a big, husky,
and likely looking bunch. reached An
napolis Thursday morning. Their early
coming was solely for the purpose Of get
ting in some good practice on the river
Middies After Revenge.
The race viii be over a course Of two
miles straightaway. and the Middies are
going into the brush with blood in their
eyes. determined 10 wipe out the sting
Of defeat administered last season. Il
wiU be the fourth race for the Cadets
New York University. Columbia, and the
Potomacs. OF washington. all have gone
down before the prowess OF he Sailors
With favorable conditions OF weather. the
race promises to attract one OF the larges;
crowds that ever witnessed an aquatic
event on the Severn.
James A Ten Eyck. who coached the
Naval Academy crews for several sea-
sons. again has charge OF the SyracussuS.
Ten Eyck coached the Syracuse crew that
won from Annapolis last year, and his
son. Jim, jr." stroked that crew 20
victory. Young Ten Eyck Is not rowing
with the Sew Workers this season. but
his father has developed good man 20
III his seat, In Champion. who weighs
rs pounds
Richard Glendon. the Navy coach. has
OF the other hand. rounded out one OF
the strongest crews in the history OF the
naval school The SyracUsans have a
heavier crew than the Middies. Their
average weight. exclusive Of the cox
swain. is IL 81 pounds. The Middies
average is 81 pounds.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

PONCE DE LEON,
virginia ave and Beach; EurDpesu Plan g CAV d:
American pasn. s G1y Cd; elevator from street
ALFRED 3. GRISDRGD.
NEW CLARION. KENTUCKY AVE. ID HOUSE
from beach; elevate; booklse- 6. K. BCNIFACE
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
MARYLAND RESORTS.

returning about 1o.so . II he fare for the ro,lnd
TIP Is % cents either day. with haE rate for
chldre--
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

VIRGINIA AVENUE. directly On the Beach.
J. z. GOBMLET.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
H0TEL ROTHWELL
HOTEL IACkS0N

VIRGINIA AVE. sso1od Eo1se fruz Bosravs1-
OJ<1 al Es<E ossssooxdnz the stsei Pisy. P-<
F1Is bsthA J. & \. z BOTH VEIL.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
lE0RFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

EVERY DAY n fhs resr ron foot ~ s.
fer Fo-f Monroe. No-foIk- NsUpo-t News.
ard rci1ts soUth- va superb. powerful
steel palace stesDsrs south and p New
pcrs News" 'Nozfolk, E1d "WazhirS-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22

ear Point and starg5Wan, Dunlap entrT-
TFTH RACE-Fou--yezr-o and upward; sell
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
Jamestown,

'AFDeutios allowance.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
STATISTICS OF CREWS.
er.al n Tbs Washington Herald.

Average weight l7i& pounds.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-22
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-25
Hrlp wANrsD-MsIs.

WANTED Men 10 learn barber
trade. few wccks required, best pay
ing work within he reach Of poor
man. can have sh0n With small zap.
ltal wages from si2 10 $50 weekly
wonderful demand Tor harhpra; caia.
logue mailed Tree. Molar Barber Col
lege. Dallas. Texas.
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FOR sALE--Columbi grRphophono.
Cheap for cash. Address "Hll," aare
Leader
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|any Of such as may hereafter be
formed, shnll Ole @ complete lnY0Mn
Il an exienslnns as may hereafter
BE- made and al exchanges that may
he hereafter constructed this ordar
10 be- fuUy eieellye ns regards oll such
extenalnna and new construction the
same aa Il relates 10 exchanges aud
prOperileR now In operation. Said IN,
oice shall ha made following such
forms as may be- prescribed By the
Commission: the Commission resefy
inR the fight o isanp ANS special on
der Il mny deem neefasarg Wth0At
further publication on nnfIee. which
may b. necebaefy 80 Saclffe flil aud
complete information IN reference %
ihr properties If any elleh telephone
Or telegraph cDnpaHles y.
IN the Invoice 0f The exehslnge or
properties the folloklng information
shall be given.
A description nf The switchboard,
in deiall Elylng make present capn.
city. ultimate canncliy. ana date ai
installation. Tie Invoice must be.
tlear. and complied under the follow
lnE Heduhbhi
\ City Pole Line Construction
2. a0ll Line Construction.
B. Rural Tine Construction
s. Aerial Cable Construction.
B UNDERGROUND Cable Gonslmo
ton.
O interior Equipment
q Tools
s Rolling sloeh and Like stock
q Office Fixtures and Furniture
no. Buildings
IN addition to such complete lhfn'ca
there shall be furnished an accurate
plat Of each Exchange. showing the
pole liue distribution, nd 4 plat OF
the roll and Rtirsl lines on a mar of
HE County within which same are
built. showing exnci route front town
io town.
Such Invoices and plata shall De
sworn to by the manager or 40 officer
Of each company respectively. as nc.
lcmrate and correct
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
J. - LOVE.
Chairman.
S. p. WATSON,
Commissioner.
j. ). McALESTER,
Attest: Commissioner.
~. :. CHAPMAN.
Secretary
Guthrie. okla Feb. 2, 1908.
-#ssssssiti' sssaAsaaas
Call for Warrants
State of Oklahoma. 'rreasnrer'a Oiico
Guthrie. OKLA Feb a. 1908
+, baYe money on hand to nay state
warrants np to and Including register
Number 1857 The holder il request.
I'd 10 present same al Treasury for
payment. Interest eeases March 2ith.
1909.
J. a. MENEFEE,
State Treasurer
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Special Ia The Daily Leader
KingaeAhrf. Okla, Iieb e. y. ID
Blnwnlee and Harvey Silefbaek have
aied complaint with the corporation
commlssion against the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company and me
United states Egpreaa company with
4 ylew 10 rompelllng them to main.
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ln mslnlain free deliveries within the
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uULHTHW HNLFA y y ~ ! y 2 WI II
II seemeh ID J 4 Stone. q eieil war
veteran, oi Kemp. 'rexs that pInt
existed between q desperate lung
trouble and the grave 10 eanap hle
death. n conlfeeted q stubborn cold.
ne writes, THAT developed cough
that stuck 10 M. IN spite q all rem.
edlas. for years Ny velghl fan down
Ia ia0 pounds. Then | began 10 use
Df Kings NHW Discovery which re-
stored ny heailh completely. now
weight i1o pounds For severe Colds
obstinate Coughs. IIemmnrEhases rs
nnflyaIpil soc kna tio0 trial bottle
gFpa. Guafauiaed hy ~ aTaaalaln
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The hcst IN the world.
OFFICIAL ORDERS
on THE CORPORA
TION COMMISSION

lFirsl Published IN Daily Leader Feb
l7ih, i90g)
Corporation Commission OF Oklahoma
ORDER NO. ib7
10 an Railroads and Railways 0ner.
atlng and Doing Business ia the
State Of Oklahoma. and to al
Whom II May c0neern
piranant to publication OF Propoee,l
Order No. n relating to this Commits.
siun's Order No lit III mo Guthrie
Daily Lender newspaper of gen.
erni circulation. published IN the City
OF Guthrie. County Of Logan. Sta .
OF oklahoma. and said contemplated
order having appeared therein 0ncH
q week for four consecutive weeks,
as required hy law. and pnrslasat to-
6 hearing held IN the City Of euth.
fie on the FIRST dag Of February. 1909
the following order shall bo In full
force anil eifect
Cancel that part 81 Rule No 8
OF Order No. ill, readlng as follows
ITO rates shown In Columns one
and Two add two t21 cents per ons
uNNhF3H NVhhuh'
TO rates shown Il Columna Three
and -Four add one (1l cent per ore
hundred pounds" And insert IN lieu
thereof The iDllOwMg
rT0 rates shown 4n Column One
add two t29 cents per one hunared
pounds
ITO rates shown in Columns Two,
Three and Four add one t1l cent
per hundred pounds
This order shall be- IN iull force
and effect OF and after March end.
1908. Il date after publication once
week for four consecutive weeks
IN the Guthrie Daily Leader news.
panw Of general circulation pub'
llshed In tho Cliy af Guthrie. County
OF Logan. State Of oklahoma
CORPORATION COMMISSION
Z 3 LOVE.
Chairman
4. 3. WATSON.
C0mmleslOnei
~ !. M'AiEsTER.
Commissioner
| tsEATs
Attest
w Il chapman. Secretary
Guthrie, OKLA. February 10th. 1909
First puhFshed n Daily Leader Feb
A, 1901
IcUrporatlon Commission o. Oklahoma
Order Ne. 1885,
To aii Telephone and Telegram
eomnaniea operating In the State @
IOklahoma.
Pursuant 70 the publication Of pro
iosea 0rded No. lE. relating 20 fIinl
Iir the office of The Corporation Com
lEllssion complete inventory Of eacl
IexchanEe and the properties ownel
ard operated by each Telephone an'
IieleGraph company. Ia lhn Guihrs'
IDnlly LEADER. newspaper Of genera
irmllaf3uH. rnbllHbed N the cilg @
| lnlLrie. cunniy Of Logan. State o
lklahoma ana said contemplated o.
fder having appeared hNren onre
I Arek for fuur c0ngeeullyn weeks. IL
euuifea hF Iaw. and pursuant 10
Hearing held lp The city nf futhrla
sn ne 18Th day d January l0ng. 40
/ lfe ~ heFahy given that llsn foslnwlnl
I0EHlcf AhasI Hr NJ full force and elIet.
| AN telephone and ielegihnh tnlnpafl
Ilta Of edHibluNlldha 81 leltphdne uhl
Itelk gIanh fan,pshIeh opafalluK II ID
late ol aAlanuma, shall. IN OF helor
| lN iAt aat o. April. 1000. ale III lh
Inillte Of lhe Corporation CommIsslol
il cumplaia nvolee Of nach and ever
syehenea and nroneflies owned aul
Ipliwntsd h each hsIlng each and "a
Eriy arilnle sised IL The construction
Y rauh Nlanl separately and ahuWin
/ lhp enaI nI the aame lnlateflaE auc
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4af various slxes lnaulalofa etc.. price
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aurnRIn roWEL aupplY.

J. d. CRAYs, Proprietor
towels and Aprons OF al kinds fur
nlshed At very reasonable rates. 500
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p-oNE NO. etO