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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-27
WILDWOOD
JAPANESE FEAST OF LANTERNS

JAPANESE FEAST OF LANTERNS
Something new is to be introduced
this Labor Day in the way of amuse-
ment when for the first time in Amer
lea a Feast of Lanterns will be held.
The Japanese have a curious custom
and ceremony known as the "Feast OF
Lanterns'' in the beginning of Septem-
Der of each year when the ghosts are
supposed to leave the spirit land to
visit their former homes on earth and
open house is kept to welcome them.
The third day is given up to festivity
and hospitality until the time for h
ghosts to return to the spirit land when
a general illumination, fireworks and
professions take place. In illustration
of the third day the entire front OF
Wildwood will be t~ransposed into a
miniature Japan. Thousands OF Ian
terms scattered far and wide, the cries
of participants, the sound OF gongs,
the music of various Instruments, the
figures of people dressed in Japanese
costumes, moving hither and thlther
will all blend in making this one of
the most remarkable pictures imagin-
able. Handsome prizes will be award
ed the best costumed ladies and gentle
men and the entire day will be full OF
thrilling events.
On Labor day a special train will
leave wildwood at nine O'Clock in the
evening for Philadelphia by way OF
Winslow. At $50 q train will leave
by way of Millville.
st. Simeon's-by-the-Sea church ex-
poets soon to give out the contract for
plastering the parish house, money for
which is steadily coming In.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Birgfeld and
children, of Washington, D.. c., are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Ryan.
Mr.. Birgfeld is employed in the Sup
cruising Architectural Department of
the Treasury.
r. B. Glenn, governor of North Caro-
lima, will speak on local option at
Ocean City on Monday, September 20,
1909. On Sunday, September B, he
will speak in Camden and in National
Park on the Delaware. He will devote
most of the month speaking in this,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-27

Misses Luta Wolf and Susie Will
liams, two popular Bridgeton young
ladies, have been sojourning here for a
few days.
Miss Haddie Morris, an employee
of Thos. Martindale, is spending her
vacation in Wildwood.
A theatre party was given on We'd
nesday, August 25, by the Hotel Bar
tram, consisting of fifty guests. The
hotel guests presented Miss Eleanor
Gaines with a beautiful and expensive
basket of fruit. Those participating
were George Coleman, H. G. Ubil, IL.
Green, George Wright, Claude Fitch
ton, John Hilton, Morris Blaskey,
Charles Benson, Prof. Albert Newman
and wife, George Netzkey and wife,
Rev. Neill and wife, Mr.. Hoffner and
wife, M. Pugh and wife, Albert New
man, Jr., Mr.. Netzkey, Jr., Miss E.
Dukes, Miss S. Dukes, Miss Netzkey,
Miss G.. Haase, Miss Wylie, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Carmong,
Mrs. Beard, Miss Hansen, Misses
Smyth, Miss M. Greaves, Miss Ger
hart, Miss Alfredo Benson, Miss Scully,
Miss Shork, Mrs. Robbins, Miss For
sythe.
Miss Hotz and Mr.. and Mrs. Ly-
brand, of Philadelphia, are guests at
the Rem cottage for the coming week.
Your dining room floor can be
touched up and refinished with Camp
BELLS Floor Finish and the result will
be very satisfactory. Allen E. Grace,
of Anglesea, carries a full line of all
size cans, and the manufacturers guar
antee perfect satisfaction if the simple
directions are followed.
John Taylor has a new Packard
automobile.
st. Simeon's-by-the-Sea church. 1t
is expected that the new memorial
window will be unveiled and conse-
Grated mex Sunday, August 10Th, 1909,
at the 1890 service.
The Wildwood Manor hotel has an
exceptionally large number of guests
and may stay open later than Labor
day, the time they expected to close.
The hotel has a larger number of peo-
pie now than it had during the first
part of August.
nnnaH
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-27
THAT
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of Electric Flat Irons has
arrived and you will find
them displayed in our win
dow this week. In selling
the General Electric" Iron
to our Customers we believe
we have selected the very
best one on the Market to-
day, one that must be giving
entire satisfaction as many
of the ladies using them
have recommended them to
others. They are the best
household convenience in
use today, and if YOU
haven't one, let us explain
them to you &c demonstrate
West
Jerse,
EIectT
Co.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-27

1IOlI llNOl II 10h
Alfred Taylor has become an auto
mobile enthusiast and has ordered a
new Buick machine.
The guests at the Derbyshire, corner
Juniper and Pacific avenues, sprung a
surprise on their host and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Reinicke, last Friday morn
ing at the breakfast table. The guests
who were strangers to their hosts, in
cidentally learned that it was their if-
tenth wedding anniversary and to Gel
citrate the event they presented them
with a set of japanese chimes, an cleo
trio parlor lamp and a cut glass olive
dish. The couple were taken COM
pletely by surprise and Mrs. Reinicke
was so overcome with the kind remem-
brance by her guests that tears came to
her eyes. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Reinicke gave a reception to the guests
and an enjoyable time was spent in
dancing, Rotations and singing.
Miss 10. Bender and Miss Gladys
McAllister, of Batavia, N. T., are To-
Gated at the Myers cottage on Pine
avenue for a few days.
Rev. J. A. Maxwell and family have
returned to their home in Reading
after a most delightful three weeks
visit to the shore, stopping at h Myers
cottage on Pine
Mech & Co. have purchased the en-
tire stock of Mrs. s. Tice's millin-
cry and notion store formerly under
the Hotel Seacres and are now having
a sale of them.
Eugene Mothes raised a tomato in
his yard at the corner Of New York
and Glenwood that weighed
rs ounces and measured II inches in
circumference. This garden has been
a feast for the eyes all summer.
Recent registrations at the informa-
ton bureau are Guy Barr, Pottsville,
Pa; Herman Rich, Birmingham, Ala;
Gussie Elkin, Chicago; Ethel Pierce,
Corning, N. Y; Mrs. Charles Hill,
Miss Denise and Master Charles Hill,
Boston; J. G. Somers, Atlantic City;
Frank w. s. Lacey, Wilmington, Del;
Frank DeHaven, Louis Levy, New
York; William E. Seeley, Hazlehurst,
Pa; Mrs. ]. Leithman, Springfield,
Mass.
MI. and Mrs. j. d. Hawn and
daughter Ada and Miss Sarah Davis
have returned to their home in Med
ford after a delightful vacation here,
stopping at the Thompson cottage on
Spicer venue
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NOTES FROM OTTENS TRACT
Season al its Height and Visi-
tors Plentiful

On every pleasant afternoon a num-
Der of young people from every section
of the island gather at the fine lawn
tennis court, adjoining the pretty home
of Amos H. Christ, 18th and Pennsyl-
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tween his work and that 81 Prof Loeb,
although they were working along parsl-
lei lines
The difference between the work Of
the two scientists can be explained in
this way he said. Prof Loeb Is con-
cerned with the operation Of the cell and
its working and mechanism Or. Mac.
nouga is rather investigating how the
cell operates and what It produces. To
put It in another way, the university
professor Is investigating the internal
workings Of a machine and Or. Mac.
Dougal il finding out what the machine
viii produce when subjected TO different
conditions"
Dr. MacDougal was formerly connect
ed with the botanical gardens 81 New
York City, and was formerly member
Of the faculty Of the university Of Min
nesota. He Is considered ona Of the
greatest Investigators in botanical physi
oloqy in the United States.--san Fran.
cisco Call.
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Catching Him Right.

A story is told Of Frenehman who
was very anxious to sec an American
business man at his home The fret
morning when he called at the house
the maid replied 70 his query, The
master Is not down yet, meaning down
stairs. The following morning he called
again. and was met with "The master
IS not up vet" meaning that he had
not yet arisen from his bed. The French
man looked at her with doubtful eye,
paused for a few seconds and said: "Eet
ees yeery deef'cult but eef ~ mademoi-
sslle viii tell me when e master viii
be neither up nor down, but in ze middle,
zen I will call rat time Pittsburg
Press.
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SUIT WITHDRAWN.
Cot $500, Instead Of $4,000,
Amount OF Suit.

Plaintiff Got $500, Instead Of $4,000,
Amount Of Suit.
Bennington, Aug. 10. -The suit Of w.
r. Jones Of Granville, N. r., against the
H. g. White company Of North Ben.
nington has been settled BY the pay
ment Of the amount Of damages award
ed BY the Jury, $500
The case was heard at the May term
Of the United States Circuit Court in
Rutland. The hearing was begun May
II and the plaintiff sought to recover
damages Of $4,000 for injuries received
as the result Of an accident at the plant
Of the company IN North Bennington
The case was tried before Judge
Learned Hand Of New York and jury,
Judge James T. Martin 81 Brattleboro
being disqualified through business re-
atoms.
In the testimony az the hearing IN
this city the plaintiff testified that he
had been working for the III e. White
company about eight weeks and that
on the morning Of November il, 1927
while AT work on press the hrst thing
he remembered Ne was picking himself
up from the floor. He testified that he
found nearby a piece Of a collar which
went into the shafting OF the machine
and he supposed that this was what hit
him. The piece Of iron weighed about
five pounds and was evidently broken
in two He also testified at that time
to having lost the use Of his arms at
times and having to 10 20 Albany, n.
", City hospital for treatment, be-
ing unable to work for seven months
II developed from the testimony Of
other witnesses that the collar had been
cracked before and the Jury awarded
damages the following day lor $500.
The case was later appealed BY the
defendants. exceptions having been Ia
ken BY attorneys for both sides and
the case was to have been heard be.
fore the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals in New York
On the payment Of the damages award
cd, the case was withdrawn from the
court of appeals.
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Nothing New.

''Here is where some college profess
or believes that vegetables can see
and hear while growing In the garden"
remarked the scientific boarder.
"That 500" commented the laconlc
comedian boarder as be speared a
baked apple.
ssure thing. Not only th5t, be be-
Iieves that 10 ages hence the1 may BE-
able to converse with one another"
''Oh. that's old"
whats oldT'
vegetables conversing. I've often
heard Jack and the Beans-talk.' p
Chicago News.
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FRANK S. BLISS, Calais, VI,
rsrArr 81 r.EsL1E Z. ArsrIN.

STATE or VERMONT. IN Probate Court,
District Of Washing ton. 50. held In MontpRl-
Ter il and for said District on the 18th day
Of August A. ID 1909.
Herbert A. Gauid Executor Of the lasr viii
ard Testament Of Leslie II. Austin late 90
city Of Barre, IN said District deceased.
presents his administration account for exam
nation and allowance, and makes application
FOR decree 81 distribution and partition OF
the estate Of said deceased
Whefeupon il Is ordered by said Court,
that eRid account and said application be re-
ferred 10 session thereof to &c held st the Pro-
bate ONCE IN said Montpelier. on the 18Th day Of
september A. .. 1909, for hearing and decision
thereon and II Is further ordered that notice
hereof be given 70 all persons interested, by
publication Of same three weeks successfully in
the Barre Daily Times, newspaper Published az
the city Of Barre in this STATE, previous No said
time appointed for hearing, that they may APP
pear at said time and pisce, and show cause,
II any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed and such decree made
BY the Court, Attest,
FRANK j. MARTIN, Judge.
hur Aug $780, Sept
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rouah On sandy.

Lady" began Sandy Pixies, as he
stopped at the wayside cottage, two
weeks ago passed here and you told
me TO emulate the busy ant"
Eyes, my poor man." responded the
housewife. And did your"
Il did. mum. to me sorrow. When !
passed a picnic IN de grove watched
de busy ant tackling de ice cream and
cakes. and when tried II de men
licked me, de boys stoned me and de
dogs chased me. No more initiating
de busy ant fer me, mum."-st. Louie
Post Dispatch.
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Albert Bliss was severely injured last
week at North Williston crossing, While
attempting to cross the railroad track
with load Of grain, he was struck BY
the White Mountain flyer The horses
were uninjured, but Bliss was hurled
"a feet and had three ribs fractured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
NEGROES RUSH 70 ENLIST.
Enthusiastic Welcome Accorded the
Tenth Cavalry strs Their Blood

Washington, Aug. f9.-The male Ne
gro population Of Atlanta. Ca. has been
decimated and the owners Of drug stores
soda fountains, near beer saloons and
messenger agencies are loudly denonnc.
ing the United States army. For a
number Of years Negroes have not been
enlisted because the two Negro regiments
had their full quota Of men. But the
Tenth Cavalry has just returned from
three-year tour Of duty in the Phil.
hppines and many terms Of enlistment
are expiring. To ili the ranks the Ne.
groes are being enlisted again.
An enthusiastic reception given the
black regiment upon its arrival IN New
York recently has been the one topic
among the Southern blacks, and they
are all delighted because the Negro
troopers were treated "like the white
s0iks.4 Consequently the recruiting Of
ficers had no trouble Ia getting black
soldiers and over a hundred were sent
q Columbus. o., yesterday
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i WILL SELL ar
PUBLIC AUCTION

at my residence, in Calais,
Aug, II, one pair work horses,
weight 2400; one two horse
farm wagon; one two horse
sled, one sleigh harness saw rig
for engine, leather betting, and
a lot Of small tools of all kinds;
household furniture, includ-
ing stoves, chairs, tables, bu-
reaus, bed, sewing machine,
graphophone, etc. Sale to
at | o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19

FOR sALE-Two new houses which have
never been occupied. located ON Summer street
Nos. ia and lie These houses are modern IN
every way Have hard wood floors throughout
and finished ~ beautiful curly btrch and ash,
have fine pantrys, modern plumbing, plenty q
closets and are especially we'll arranged. Porch
on side and across ff0pk The lots are large
enough for q garden Or barn. These houses
are going 20 be sold and the owner VIII con-
slider selling on very easy terms and might
tNke b lot ~ part payment Now " the time %
look them over Keys a. onr oiiice. For full
particulars inquire Of tbs ID. A. Perry Real Es-
tate Agency, Barre, W. l20u
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An Amsterdam. n ", paper contains
an account of deed Of bravery Of a
motorman. james Cayes. who was for.
merl yemployed IN Burlington. On see.
ing child on the tracks, Cayea applied
the brakes, but could not stop; and,
out on the front Of The car,
he snatched the child and threw It TO
one side, thus saving is life.
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Houses and Farms for Sale
= -. ~, $3.50. A.....l..-

cottage at Edgawood. not wholly finished
with two lots. Price only $4,000. l2otf
House. SIX ROOMS harm stalls, hen house.
large lot PTice $4,000, Small payment down.
located on Maple avenue. ubu
Eaght-room honse and barn on Richardson
street, price $4,000. izStf
House containing rooms, all Of the latest
improvements, wide piazza on TWO Sides large
lot location fremont street The owner wants
% sell $500 90 takes t. This Il a bargain i2etf
Farm, 10 miles from GraniioYille, three
miles from Wtiiamet0wn 135 acres, good
buildings good water, plenty Of wood, cuts
about So tons OF hay. Price $4,000. i2stf
Farm III acres mile from wiliamstown,
good buildings. cuts between 40 and % tons Of
hay. Price 5000. 10 124tf
We have 3 nice new business TO sell that We
would be pleased 10 talk 70 yon about. i25f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19

John Tufts Of Cambridge who died
suddenly az Vergennes Saturday night,
is said to have been the oldest Odd Fell
low in years OF membership in the
world. He had been member Of that
body for 81 wears. IN 1907 he was pre-
scented BY the order vetran's jewel as
a token Of his long service.
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MOORISH POSITION sHELLED.
Spanish Cruiser Makes Attack On
Nador.

Spanish Cruiser Makes Attack On
Nador.
Madrid, aug. is.--Aceoraing to ad
vices received here today from NIeilla
the Spanish cruiser Prineessa de AS
turias has begun an effective bunbard
ment Of Nador, coast point where the
Moors are concentrating. General Ma.
rina, the commander Of the Spanish fore
Is, has sent eight thousand men by
SEGA down the coast to disembark and
trun the position of the Riffs on Guru-
ga Mountains This movement viii be
supported BY The main army which viii
march toward Nador, General Marina
has forbidden the war correspondents
in Morocco to send out dispatches dur
ing these operations, The Spanish gar
rison at Sdmusa opened fire on the en-
envy today, killing and womding many.
The Moors today attacked a Spanish
convoy, killing one man.
The Government has opened negotia-
tions for the purchase Of twenty thous-
and AFauser rfies 70 be used in its cam
paign against the Moors Of Morocco.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19
The Crime Of Tdleness.

Idleness means trouble for anyone.
It's the same with lazy liver. II causes
constipation, headache, iaundiee. sallow
complexion, pimples and blotches, loss
of appetite. nausea. hut DR. Kings New
Life Pills soon banish liver troubles and
build up your health. zoe at Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-19

aHahY' sneers the petulant husband.
"The way women dress nowadays IL
the limit Of absurdity. Look at the
figures they personal---very. ont Of all
similitude to the human form. I tell
you. you couldn't get the Venus dc
Milo into modern corsets and-and--
things"
Il should say you couldn't" agrees
the long suffering wife. THE poor
thing is made Of marble. "-Chicago
Post,
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RIoTING AT McKEE's ROCKS.
Alleged Strike Breaker Fires on the
Mob.

Mob.
Pittsburg, Aug. 10.-On man was
shot ii the leg and several others slight
" injured BY stones during a small
riot today in the vicinity Of the Press.
ca Steel Car Conpany's works AT Me-
KEGS Rocks, where 4 strike has been in
progress for six weeks. The trouble
occurred when fifty strikers attempted
to prevent an alleged strike breaker
the plant. When hard pressed
til man fired three shots into the crowd
Of strikers, one bullet taking effect in
the leg Of Barney Waters, bystander
Shooting and stone throwing were freely
INDUCED in until the arrival, twenty
minutes later, of the State Constabu-
larry, when the strikers were dispersed
A strike upon the steamer Steel Queen
used b. the company to transport new
workmen across the Ohio River, further
conditions at Mcllees Rocks
today The rives men say they are not
anxious to help the company and also
object 70 running the boat under the re-
volyer fire Of the strike sympathizers.
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YoUR HA
May Ne q stylish One, But II Makes
Trouble.

Trouble.
A man usually buys a hat that's lin
style" but the modern hat for men has
lots 70 answer for.
Baldheads are growing more numers
Gus every day. Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the lifo from the roots Of the
hair
when your hair begins TO fail out and
yonr scalp Is full Of Dandrun u y a
cure Sign that these countless germs are
Justly at work.
There is but one way Ia overcome the
trouble and XIII the germs-that way IS
to apply Newbro's Herpicide 20 tho
scalp-it will kin the germs and healthy
hair Is sure TO result.
Sold by leading druggists Send 100, 10
stamps for sample to The Herpieide Co,
Detroit Mich
one Dollar Bottles Guaranteed.
Z. A. Drown, Special Agent
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EgN
Roston-O Queenstown LIVERPOOL

Faat Twin Screw Mail and Passenger steana.
ara IA, $50 tons. 600 feet long, ReH' krkabie for
eteadineas, Rooms upper decks amidships;
perfect ventilation.
gAXONIA. Sept. 2. Oct 3. Nov. 2 Nov. 90
IYERNIA. Aug, q, sept 81. Oct, 10, Nov. i6
t1ans sail3nga, etc. the Cunara 5. S. Co.. Ltd.
re state ST.. Boston, Mass. Or TO local
agents, n q. Ballard Miles Block, Barre
VI. s. s. Ballard Langdon Block Montpel
ar, W
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The "sociability run" which was held
Saturday at Bennington was a great sue
cess There were q varieties 81 auto
mobiles entered in the race from Science.
tady to Bennington and the time Of the
running varied from hours and Al min.
utes to hours and II minutes.
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ABOUT THE STATE

Louis Carrot, about 90 years Of age,
died at his home IN Dandy Saturday
night as a result Of drinking wood aleo-
hol When he bought the alcohol he
claimed he wanted ii for application ex.
ternally for rheumatism.
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stare or ONO, CRY Or TOLEDO, s..

IlINAN NNUNIA4 T
Frank y. beney makes oath that he IS cen.
lot partner Of the firm Of y. J. Cheney g. CO.,
doing business Ia the City Of Toledo County
and State aforesaid, And that said firm win pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR each
and every case of Catafrh that cannot be cured
by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In my
presence. this 9Th day OF December. A. D. 1890
,e A. w. GLEASON
9NNhJ NOTARY PUEBLO
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system. send for testimonials free.
F.J. CHENEY & 60, Toledo, o.
Sold hy DruKaists 100.
Take Hairs Family Pills for Constipation.
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NOTICE.

The members Of the Granite Mutual
Insurance company Of Barre. VT, are
hereby notified that the following assess.
ments have ben levied by the directors
OF said company on all premium notes
in force on the following dates, viz;
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

Tim TIMKs viii publish wanta. Loss and
Found. FOR Sale. TO Let etc.-~ahort advertise
mentB--at tho rate d fonr lines Tor twenty -nee
cents FOR the nrst insertion and ave cnnrs Tor
each aubaeQuent insertion.
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making four g4l per cent for the fiscal
wear ending July 81, 1909, payable TO
the treasurer OF the company, on OF be-
fore September at the home office in
Wood Block. No. GO North Main street.
city Of Barre, Vt.
R. G. Robinson, Secretary.
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ID pEcIsToN coMTNe sooN.

The Court to Meet IN ST. Louis on Sep
TENDER 1.
Washington, Aug. l0 An early deci-
sion Ia the case begun BY the govern
ment under the sherman law to break
the STANDARD oil combination is expected
It is believed By the department Of JUS
tiee that it viii come in a month The
circuit court al ST Louis, before which
the case was heard viii meet Sept. 1.
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STORE HOUSE.

Up to-aafe accommodations for storing
most any thing, carriages and sieighs 4 specially
No dust or dirt and very hstl9 dagger from
lire, although can insure property stored by
me at a very cheap rate II desired Prices
right Call on OF address. George Is McFar-
se-A, 81
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Campbell's stain and Floor Finish IS
the most durable finish for floors and
surfaces that are walked upon Made
transparent and il eolors Initiating nat
nral woods. Reynolds & Son upon Re.
quest will show sample Of Old flooring
coated with this nish It wears longer
than regular floor varnish