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VICTORY FOR PROHlS.
In. SOUTH CAROLIl
Fifteen Out Of Twenty-0ne Counties Went Dr.
tuesday Election Three Are In Doubt.

CHARLESTON. 8. C., Aus. ls.--Ths
unofficial returns from the elections
held In twenty-One OF the so,called
wet" counties OF South Carolina yes.
terday for the purpose OF allowing the
voters Of each county to choose be.
tween prohibition and the county dis
Densary system Indicate that the pro.
hi5itionlsts have won victories In M.
teen OF these counties. Complete re.
turns fIOm some precincts not report.
I'd last night may change the result
In two or three counties. but the
probabilities are that prohibition has
carried in Abbeville. Bamberg. Barn
well. Berkeley. Calhoun, Celleton.
Dorchester. Fairfield. Hampton, Ker-
shaw, Lee. Lexington, Orapgeburg.
Sumter and Williamsburg counties.
The dispensary has won I'm Aiken.
Charleston and Richmond counties
and In leading In Georgetown and
Beaufort. In Florence the vote In
tied. but Is claimed by prohi-
bitionlsts. The election was without
excitement or special incident In any
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-19

bers Of the Senate feel humilial
because of the arrest Of one OF Al
number Friday night by local poll
A bill was introduced In the House
protect members OF the LegislatI
from illegal arrests and prescril
adequate punishment for violation
the rights secured in section So OF
constitution. which makes them
mune from arrest for misdemeanc
The commission government
was placed upon the House calenl
for today.
Licensed physicians who re
drugs were given the same right
prescribe alcohol for medicinal |
90 a. awa r~fsaw w.artt. -. h..
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county and a small vote was !
The majorities for prohisition, a
ing to the present returns whlc
In most cases practically com
range from ~ In Calhoun couu
$50 In orangeburg county. The
est majority for the dispense
In Charleston county. where Il .
ed i.52s votes against 30s Tor
bition. One-half Of the State VI
ready dry. and the act under
yesterdays election was held I
compromise measure adopted a
last session OF the Legislature
feat a bin providing for state
prohibition. The general bell
that the prohibltionists win
move the passage OF such a ID
the next Legislature. next Jan
The election yesterday was Cd
question Of voting In the dispes
prohibition having been de
since August I last. under the III
viding for the election, which D,
ted the counties then wet" GO
back the disDensaFies II they 9
sired.
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SWANSON DIED FROM
WOUNDS INFLICTED
JURY HELD THAT DEATH WAS At
HANDS OF SMITH.
Negro Now Confined In County Jail
and Will De Given Preliminary
Hearing Soon.
From Wednesdays Daily:

From Wednesdays Daily:
Matthew SwinsOn. the negro who
was shot by Clarence Smith, another
negro. near Kelley's mill Saturday
night, died from his wounds late Mon.
day evening and an inquest was held
by Justice Roberts of Rochelle.
The jury summoned heard some of
the evidence OF the negroes who were
around at the time of the d.iicClty and
rendered a verdict TO the eItecI that
SwinsOn came to his death as a re-
suit Of a pistol wound inflicted by
Smith.
IL will be remembered that The Sun
mentioned the fact OF the shooting.
which was to the effect that Swinson
had asked the negro for a pair Of
shoes Smith had stolen from him
while they were fishing near the mill.
and that the negro replied he would
give him lead instead" which he did.
Fortunately, Sheriff Ramsey sue.
ceeded in catching the negro who
did the shooting. and now has him
confined In the county Jail. where he
will remain until HE preliminary
examination.
Both negroes were strangers around
the mill and had been there only a
short while. but the negro that did
the shooting was known As a thriftless
gambler who went about from place
to place and beat the darkies out Of
their hard earned cash.
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dates to win the coveted capital
prizes. and had not this been the
case the result would have doubtless
been a different story for this morn
ing.
The merchants. as well as The Sun.
came In for their share OF the very
liberci business that was being given
out by the candidates yesterday. and
II Is safe to state that In many in
stances supplies have been purchased
for the next year. while a number
took advantage of the contest for the
means OF getting bills paid up. some
of them being In advance.
The total vote cast yesterday
was in the neighborhOOd OF 10000. 900
divided as follows: City. ll.2l3.7SO;
Southern and Eastern Section. l2.l53,-
2i0. while the Western and Northern
cast a vote OF Is, l65,O55.
Following is the result OF the votes
polled and counted by the committee
last night:
calnesvIIIe-centraI Section.
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TO Feed His Dying Wife
New York Man Turns Thief

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-William l..
nancher, a man OF ~. who said he
mad seen better days. and had been
uri'en TO desperation By the need OF
MS dying wife for nourishing food.
winch he had been unable 10 provide
OF her. was arrested CHARGED with
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Continued or Page Flvel
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By far the most exciting contest
that was ever pulled on In Florida out.
side Of Jacksonville. is the Cooper.
alive Contest which came to a close
In this city last night.
For the past week the leaders have
been exerting their every energy TO
procure votes. and the count last night
was far beyond the expectations of
the successful contestants. for early
In the day they were all amassing
large numbers TO their already large
stacks" that were being held in re-.
serve for the final count
During late in the afternoon some
y: the contestants practically gave up
che race and pooled with other candi
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months" said Bancher, Il have been
unable 10 obtain work. My wife is a
consumptiye. and slowly dying. and
had no way TO get the nourishing
food she needed"
The mans story excited Magistrate
Breen's sympathies. and he detailed
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Eastern and Southern District

Western and Northern Section.
Miss Lucinda Bryant. Bell. .9,33N .27o
Miss Hattie Ludwig. Tioga .6.692 $50
Miss Gertrude Quinn. Hague 5.ll3.jl0
Miss Vida Barron. Bell.......1,22G.li o
Miss Annie Kirkland. Alachua 703 .3So
Miss Eva Powell, Alachua. sos. $40
Miss Ellen Beville. Arredondo 2G3. 400
Miss Rosa Lee Rives, High
Springs ,s...'s.'. ....... :"
Mrs. I. Ware. High Springs. los. $50
Miss Jewel STANDBY. Hague. .IO5. Loo
Miss Aleen Holly, Arredondo. 1850
Miss Annie Beville. Arredondo "a. -"
Miss Emma Williams. Trenton 1915
Miss Katie Akin. Arredondo.. 25.0G-
Mrs. r. y. Baker. Hawthorn. 1900
Mrs. J. E. Parker. Lacrosse. 1875
Hiss Ada Pearce, Newberry... 1850
Miss Pearl Mcleod. Alachua ISIS
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GREAT COOPERATIVE
CONTEST IS CLOSED
Misses COOde, Bryant and English Win On Face Of
Returns Contests Filed In Two Districts.

Miss Addie Goode wins the diamond
ring.
Miss Hattie English wins the piano
In the Eastern and Southern Section.
Miss Lucinda Bryant wins the pi-
ano in the Western and Northern Sec.
tion.
Following next in order will be- the
candidates in each section who will
receive certificate for $lO0
from A. r. Harper Company of Jack
sOnville. while each and every candi-
date In the contest will receive n GER
aificate for S2j.
Two contests were filed against the
count last night. one by Miss Ella
jolly on account OF certain votes given
by the Eddins Manufacturing Com
pany. and one by Miss Estelle Beal
on account of certain votes issued by
Crawford x Davis. but while these
votes are held up II does not effect
the result. for Miss Goode has suffi-
cient number besides this to come out
victorious. -
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III at Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Aug Is
With the weather bureau thcrmome-
ter registering III degrees from els
to 3:l5 yesterday afternoon and street
thermometers in the business district
recording l2O degrees. yesterday was
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Miss Addie GOOde ......13.176,S55
Miss Estelle Beal ..... S.l40, 995
Miss Margaret LedbetteT. LAS. $50
Miss Gertrude HarrOd ..... 2IS. lOe
Miss Nora Stalls ........ l9s. 9S5
Miss Bessie Carver ......... lO7.9jO
Miss Mary Fernandez ...... 12.745
Miss Myra swearingen .... 49.445
Miss Blanch Thompson 49,. 1855
Miss Alice Schafer ...... $3.50
Miss Aura NJ. Lewis .... 34.635
Miss Mabel Williams ...... li.545
Mrs y. w Taylor ...... 1895
Miss Eva Bauknight $500. 1910
Miss Annie Bell Taylor ..... s.O65
Miss Grace BullarG ........ 6.l75
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
BOY UNWILLING TO
LIVE WITH PARENTS

HELENA. Mont, May S.-James
Lee. arrested at Missoula on the charge
Of kidnapping young Charles Peabody,
was returned here yesterday by
Sheriff Higgins. He is said to have
confessed to the county attorney that
he could not bear the thought of
separating from the child, which his
family had practically raised. The child,
which was also brought back, clamored
for the Lee family in preference to
its own.
Lee was released on bail, while the
child was turned over to another
family for temporary care until the
case is disposed of finally.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Peabody denied
the statement made by Lee in Mis-
soula that he had been authorized to
take the child, and when confronted
with this statement the alleged copfes-
sion was made. 1t is believed the mat
ter will be settled out of court, al
though Peabody. is anxious for a
vigorous prosecution of the entire Lee
family.
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INQUIRIES RECEIVED
ABOUT SALT LAKE
Letters Written to the Real Es-
tate Association Are Given
Prompt Attention.

That Salt Lake City is attracting al
tcntion from far away localities is
evident from the communications re-
ccived almost daily by the Salt Lake
Real Estate association, making inquir-
les regarding the conditions here and
the opportunities for investment. Inc
letters are always answered PERSONA "
by Secretary j, l.. Perkes and the IN
formation furnished or the writer re'
fcrred to the proper sources Tor the
information asked.
Letters were received Saturday rs
follows; Tho Ludlow Mercantile com
. panv of Ludlow, Cal, asked that they
be placed in communication with deal
ers and shippers in hay, grain and po-
tatoes with view TO purchasing these
products in carload lots.
The manager of the A. {. Bohnstedt
company of Minneapolis, Mimi, states
that it is his 'inteution 60 bring mere
n party Of tourists numbering between
twenty-five and sixty people on May
oS and requests that they bo furnished
with q list of the important places OF
interest about the city, together with
some statement of the resources of the
state and the opportunities for invest
ment.
NJ. e. johnson Of Denver is planning
a visit here in the near future with a
view to settling here permanently ana
wishes informalion Of the city aud tho
opportunities for business here.
Mr.. Perkes reports large number OF
inquiries regarding the hotel accomo-
dations evidently from people who IN,
tond to visit the city during the period
OF the forty-third national encampmcnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
MRS. EASTMAN'S DEATH
OCCURS IN DETROIT

Information was received by wire
Saturday that announced the death OF
Mrs. Bonnie Lannagan Eastman, wile
of City Editor Eastman of the Herald.
Her death occurred Saturday morning
at the home of her parents in Detroit
Mich. whittier she went several weeks
ago in the hope that her health might
be improved.
Soon after her return to Detroit she
grew worse, and Mr.. Eastman was sum
moned. He remained with her until
few days since, returning thursday
last to his post of duty here, Mrs.
Eastman having improved so much that
he. felt safe in leaving her. Friday a
change for the worse occurred, and the
end came as stated.
Mrs. Eastman was newspaper
woman. She was connected with The
Tribune for a scar, and was also with
the Herald for a while. She was mar
ried 10 Mr. Eastman two years ago. a
beautiful baby girl was the fruit OF
this union. The date for the funeral,
which will occur IN Detroit, has not
yet been announced. To Mr.. Eastman
the deep and heartfelt sympathy of his
fellow laborers III the newspaper world
of Zion, and of other friends, is ex-
tended
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-09
ANNUAL PEACE MEETING
TO BE HELD ON MAY 16

The annual peace meeting of the
Utah State Peace society Will be hel1
in the Synagogue, this city, on SUNDAY
May 10, commencing at 5 o'clock p: III,
The general public is invited and a
good programme has been arranged
cx.Goyeruor Cutler. DR.. Goshen and Rab-
hi Freund. There will also be good
music. Tie following is the pro
Organ prelude, Miss Pearlc Roths'
child; PRAYER; introductory remarks,
Hon. John C. Cutler; song, Robert IL,
Siddoway: address. Gov. William Spry;
address. Hon, John Henry Smith; song
Rev. Elmer I. Goshen; address: Prof.
Torild Arnoldson; song, Prof. Charles
Kent; address. Dr. George Thomas, Lo'
gan; address, Charles j. Freund; song'
q America" benediction.
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WANTED-AGENTS


MONEY IN SOPASTE; CLEANS HANDS
in a jllfy: two o-pound can cents, sells
Ike hot cakes at % cents. mammoth IL
Illustrated list of big sellers free. Write
Parker Chemical Co, Chicago, r949
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL OUR
guaranteed household cutlery silver
ware. etc; over 1000 fast sellers; no one
else sells them: We teach you how to
make SO TO $40 day; outfit free. stnrt
quick: write today. Thomas Mfg. Co,
30SS Barney park, Dayton. Ohio. 1850
WANTED AGENTS = LEGITIMATE
substitute for slot machines patented !;
sells on sight for Sl.00. Particulars.
GISlIA COMPANY, Anderson, Ind. 1868
SO DAILY EASILY MADE SELLING
new high Gradcihand painted photo art
specially unusual idea; one man made
$1,000 In II weeks. a. V Natter, mgr.
1854 Carroll ave, Chicago r962
WANTED AGENTs-A LEGITIMATE
substitute for slot machines: patented, /,
sells on sight for Si.00: particulars,
GISHA COMPANY. Anderson. Ind. 1860
AGENTS MAKE GOOD PROFITS SELL
Ing tile Vest Pocket Secretary: size of
an ordinary lead pencil; consists Of
n pen. pencil, eraser. paper knife. me-
ch8nic's point. compass. ruler; send csc
silver for sample, Rose City Utility Co.
box 236, Portland. Ore, r9a7
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DIED

MURPHY-1n this city. May s. 1909.
sd raik auipNy, n,,c. nas'tg a. f oi Ianado' n,a
Deceased was n well-kaown attorney in
Nevada, being an old resident OF Elko.
Reno. and later Of GoldGeld.
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WANTED-GOOD TEA AND COFFEE
statesmen. young men who can furnish
references and are willing to work for
$4,000 per week TO start. Preference CIV
en- to men familiar with city. II YOU are
ambitious and dcsrous OF establishing
yourself with good firm see our dia-
nlond ad IN todaY's paper. Pacific West
ern Selling Co, Offices 1928 Atlas build
ing rlOl6
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A BARGAIN

FURNITURE OF s-ROOM, MODERN
house; close in; house for rent: reasonE
able Address JIG. Tribune. r1lN1
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PARTY TO TAKE FEW SHARES OF
stock, good paying concession. leading
summer resort here. position ii desired.
Ind phone 22Sl, J-lo, Tribune. rl1l6
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WANTED-PUPILS


EXPERIENCED TEACHER ORGANIZ-
ing classes in Latin and mathematics !:
also high school or grade work: private
or class instruction. Address G-21, Trb-
une, r9GS
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FOR SAIE-HAVING PURCHASED A
larger machine. will sell my 4-cylinder.
b-passenger touring car at at snap. cost
$3.50, with extras, S2360. will sell for
$a00 machine looks as good as new; In
excellent condition In every way: will give
demonstration. o. II. Hewlett. T44 South
State. Either phone 405. rS07
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FUNERAL. DIRECTORS


EBER ". HALL. UNDERTAKEN And
smhaImer. 16A s. West Temple; phone
1913 V492
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CUT FLOWERS

THE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and Designs. Under Natl Eank Of Rep.
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GENTLEMAN WANTS FURN. ROOM
In private family, walking distNnce:
modern conveniences: state terms. Ad-
dress J-li. Tribune. rllI7
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PICTURE SHOW PROPRIETORSs
have the finest Passion Play: Patha
reels; a money-getter; $50 per week; alk<
supply good pictures, swell program, ".
81 reel per week; all my own stuff 1'P
reels To choose from. Try my servfs;s
for one week. Also sell Electric plano
for theaters, on time or cash. buy go<
reels; also second hand picture machlne<>
Any time anything Is wanted in the sho>
line write to me. c. E. Osterloh. 81
theater. rlx<l
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

PEARL INLAID MANDOLIN, COST
price s12. Harris Hoffman, 62 w.
South, -
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statesmen WANTED BY LEADING
Iacc-embroidery manufacturers, must
have established trade among genera!
merchandise stores. email towns; liberal
proposition. Merk & Co., Al6 Broadway.
New York. r951
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FOR sAIELM1scELLANEous

FINELY FURN. MODERN APART
ment for sale, rooms, rent SIS q
month: all complete. Phone 2543 Bell,
126 Ind. r69S
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WANTED-SALESMEN

~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
WANTED-A REAL GENUINE SALES
man man who has ability and who
VIII work for as hard and consc,en-
tlously as lie would for himself. to repre-
sent US exclusively in Utah and Idaho.
We have a large, we'll known and in ev-
cry way first class line OF calendars ad-
yertising specialties and druggists labels
and boxes. and our line is so attractive
and varied that each and every business
In every town In the country. without re-
gard to size, can be successfully solicited,
more so than our reasonable prices. and
we know from the experience OF others
who have been and are now in our en-
ploy that any bright. hustlinG man who
has good average ability and Is willing
TO work can make with US from $50 to
$3.50 per week Must he ready TO COM
Our company was organized In 1882 We
are capitalized for 100000. We state
this simply TO show that we are respon-
sible and mean business. II you do icwill
pay you to write Sales Manager, Mer-
chants Publishing Co., Kalamazoo, Mich.
Inclose this advertisement with your ap-
plication, re44
statesmen WANTED BY LEADING
laee-emhroidery manufacturers. must
have established trade among genera!
merchandise stores, email towns; liberal
proposition. Merk & Co., A16 Broadway.
New York. 1851
statesmen WANTED-No EXPERT
cnce required. We receive hundreds OF
calls from the best firms in the country
Travelling statesmen earn from $1,000 To
teach you TO be one by mall in eight
weeks and assist YOU TO secure a good
position Scores OF our graduates who
formerly earned from go tn $75 month
now earn from 800 TO $500 Il month and
expenses. If you want TO be a sales
man. our free book. IN Knight of the
Grip" Will show you how. Write nearest
Office for II today Address Dept, G92,
National salesmen's Training ASSOCIATION.
apolis, San Francisco. r952
SIDE LINE-SPECIALTY statesmen
to sell high grade cottage dinner set 70
dy g3ohs rnnss gToGsr fTrn,tnTe " stores for
repeat orders: large commission. State
permanent address. The Business Build
or corporation, Desk q, 81. Louis. Mo.
1861
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED IN TINS
territory. experience unnecessary. Si1e
month and S. day expenses. 5Iaumcc
Wholesale Cigar Co, Toledo. o. 1861
WANTED SALEsMEN-sIDE LINE.
calling on Ice cream nanufa cturers
confectioIners. soda fountainists. drug
gists. saloonists; etc Are you willing TO
! expenses. M sample. Start now Day-
cnport Ice Chipping Machine Co., Daven-
| port, Ia. r965
! SA LESMEN-I N-IXPERIENCED; STAPLE
! line with speciality talking points: new;
/ big commissions. 7. W. NJ. %, Iowa CITY.
/ In. r12
| WANTED-sALESMEN FOR THE MOST
| complete line of postcards and novel;
| ties. Liberal commission and prompt pay.
Largest house in west. Arthur Capper.
J Topeka, Kan 022os
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FURNITURE OF S-ROOM HOUSE 70
sale; house for rent: best rooming h0l
location in city: go w. 2nd SOUTH n
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TO RENT. BY YOUNG COUPLE. FUR
uished apartment -or cottage, about
rooms, for summer months: satisfactory
references furnished. J-20, Tribune.
ril66
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WANTED-AGENTs

TO HANDLE NEW VACUUM BATH APP
paratus never before introduced In this
vicinity. Half interest in agency for right
man. Address F-4S, Tribune. p2029
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BASEBALL SUITS

ROYAL TAILoRS' FAMOUS BASEBAIsI.
suits to measure. A G. Mcintyre. 30z
Judge. nSl7
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KEY FITTING
MOVED
OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

F. A. CARTER FUR CO.. 81 w. 1ST so
Furs repaired. renodeled. redyed. n661
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YOUNG LADY ATTENDING SCHOOL
wants home as companion, Al-
dress I-22, Tribune. r1l62
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SEE Us FIRST.
HEADQUARTERS for hotel and restaurant
help. Good positions In Nevada. Idaho
Montana. Wyoming and Colorado.
INTERMTN. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Most Reliable.
66 W. End South. Both phones 1859,
rl072
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PAINTING
COAL AND KINDLING

CUAI AND hINUIIN&
h, P. DEAL. COAL. KINDLING AND
block wood. 15s E. 3rd ST. Both phones.
m2926
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BALED HAY AND GRAIN

HARVEY & CO. 10 w. SO. TEMPT
Bell 592. Ind. 1914. o24
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r
McKenzie. Display yards 422 8. State