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FORMER LOCAL. DOCTOR N < FIGHT Dr. B. A. Hall, o5 This City, Is Fined In Oklahoma
 City Court.
CURSED A PATROLMAN
Policeman RetaIatcs With Blowy- Is EXhoncratcd Dr, Hall
 Appeals.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Nov. t0-4 Patrolman Miller. who struck pr. B. \. Hall. formerly ot Pine Bluf. Ark, in the police station yeSf erday, when the latter used abusive language to- ward him, was completely vindicated by Police Judge Hghley last evening in police court and discharged on complaint of assault. While con- demning the use of such language as Dr. Hall used, the judge fined him sll. He appealed
 Miller arrested Dr. Hall several nights ago on a charge oi driving on the wrong side of Main street going east Hall entered the police station yesterday, and applying an epithet. asked for the officer that arrested him. Miller came in while the man was upbraiding him. and resenting the language used, struck him sever- al times in he face. Hall preferred the charge of assault against him.
 Miller turned his police badge over to Chief Hubaika. but Acting Mayor Corder announced last night that he would be assigned to his former beat.
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TO ROCHESTER
 IN SPECIAL CAR

\ special car has been chartered by President ", D. Healn. of tne Bank of Pine Bluff, to be used in taking Mrs. Iearn, who is seriOrs.y i'll. to Rochester, Mnn., today Tha car was ordered yesterday fro,h u. Cotton Belt officials at St. Louis end q special drawing room Pullman has been provided for the trip. The ear will be attached to the north5ound Cotton Belt train :27 o'clock to- day and will be routed over the best lines into Rochester. where Mrs. Hearn will undergo treatmen; and pos sibly an operation in Mayos Sani- tarium. She will be accompanied i.s MT. Hearn. her sister. Mrs. Vincent Ebert. of St Paul. Minn.. who came here several days ago; pr. !. ". Withers and Mrs. McManus. a train ed nurse. Mrs. Hearn is somewhat improved. but hel. condition is sill considered critical.
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WHITE FOLKS GOT
 HIM IN BAD Rufus Jenkins Goes to the County Farm for Selling
 Liquor.
HE HAD NO ATTORNEY
Judge Grace Pro, ided One fer Him a"d Many Charges Are
 Dis miss >pd.

Rufus Jenkins. a negro. indicted tor selling liquor without license in forty ieht different cases, was yes terday fined so and costs in live cases, when he entered a plea of gull ty, by Judge Grace.
 The other cases against the negro were nolle pressed. Jenkins will do about year and a half on the coun- ty farm He formerly lived at Cor nerstone, this county, where he va; employed by white man who has also been indicted for several similar otienses.
 When Jenkins. who has been in the county Jail for some months, was brought into court here yesterday for trial. Judge Grace and Prosecuting Attorney W. D. Jones learned for the
 
 and had no counsel
 Judge Grace appointed Attorney Alex H. Rowell to represent the ne- gro and gave the attorney and his client until 1:30 D. m. to prepare their defense. The petit jurors were dis charged until that hour.
 Attorney RoWelI was al first ask ed to accept five years for his client as a compromise, but he threatened to fire demurrer to the indictment on the ground that the indictment did not specifically state the facts in the case. Finally, realizing that his client was in a bad box and that an effort to take the cases to he Supreme court, unless it was done on the ground that the defendant was l pauper, would be useless. Attorney Powell agreed to plea of guilty in five of the charges against Jenkins
 q am really sorry for the pool negro. said Attorney Powell, in dis cussing the case. He is an unfortu nate victim of circumstances. He diC not deny his guilt, but declares tha he did only what the white folk told him to do and that they prom ised to stand by him if he got into trouble When he was arrested, they deserted him. Jenkins is honest il his statements and does not attempt to shield his wrong doings. He says he knows he did wrong and is willing to take the punishment
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MUN|C|PA AL MEN
 EJECT OFFICERS American Society of Muni- cipal Improvements to
 Meet at Erie, Pa.
A LITTLE ROCK MAN
Is One of the Vice Presidents -Bir. minglianl Man Is Elevated to
 Presidency.

Little Rock. Ark. Nov. i0.-The American Society of Municipal Im- proyements, which has been in ses- sion in Little Rock for the past two days. holding Thursday it's third and last days session. The program will be continued through the morning and afternoon and those remainin in the city will be taken tor a tour of inspection on the trolley lines of the city, as the guests of the street railway company. This afternoon the with boost of the vice presidents notch upward. Julian kendrick. of Birmingham, was elevated from the first vice presidency to the presi- dency. Fred Giddings of Atchison. Kansas was moved from second to first vice president. and k. A. Kings ley become second vice president. which will make him president two years hence. Benjamin F.. Briggs of Erie, Pa, to which place the next convention goes, was elected third vice president.
 The election of E. A. Kingsley, sup erintendent of public works of Lit tie Rock to the second vice presi- dency is considered a great honor for Little Rock. 1t is the custom to elect a third vice 4sre&ident from the town in which the convention is to be held the following year He is placed in this position in order that he may do much work for the organ ization. and when the election comes the following year he is usually side tracked. unless of exceptional ability, for once in the second vice presi- dency the member is slated for the presidency two years hence.
 Tonight the delegates to the con vention were tendered a. banquet at the Hotel Marion.
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SHE DIDN'T GET
 A CENT OF MONEY
Mrs. Jeanette Stewart, Who Figures In Warriner Shortage, Makes Statement and Promises a Genmin" Sensation

Cincinnati, Nov 10.-sI never got cent from Charles Warriner, nei- ther did I tell officials of the Big Four about his shortage, said Mrs. Jeanette Stewart today. Another woman high in society, whom 1 con sdered friend, told on Warriner I will tell it all when I get into court and it will produce sensation
 The "other woman mentioned made an attempt to leave town to- day but was warned by detectives that she would be arrested if she did. The Big Four officials denied today that Warriner s shortage was two millions, saying it will only be $643, 3,000
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FIRST WARD RALLY
 SATURDAY NIGHT
Candidates Will Address the Voters of That Precinct on Political lssuea- Speaking in Dining Room.

A big Democratic rally has been announced 10 take place at the Rrookhll hotel Saturday evening, commencing at 7:3o o'clock, at which time all of the candidates for county and township offices will address the voters of the First ward. They have all been invited to be present of, that occasion. Manager NJ. Holland, of the Brookhill, stated yesterday that the speaking would take place in the dining room of the hotel and shat q big time is in store for the candi- dates and their friends.
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BETRAYED HUSBAND,
 AND THEN REPRINTED

Youngstown, Ohio. Nov. 10.- Though Sunday Mrs. Pasquale Ro- man betrayed her husband to the police, last night she said that sha regretted her action and hired law yers to defend him from a charge of murder. Mrs. Roman, who was Miss Elizabeth Andrews of YoungF'- town. is wealthy in her own right.
 Roman was arrested as he was about to leave on his honeymoon, on a wire from Brownsville. Pa, that he had committed murder there four years ago. It developed that Mrs, Roman, angry because Roman had threatened her life unless she mar ried him, was the betrayer.
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GATE STOLEN BY
 SHOCKS IS FOUND
Boy Read The Graphic, Located the Missing "Fence Piece" and It Was Returned to Owner.

That an ad. in The Graphic will bring immediate results each and every time was demonstrated again yesterday morning when an ad. ap- peared in this paper concerning a gate that was removed from the home of Attorney T. Havis Nixon on West Fifth avenue Halloween night. For the return of the gate Attorney Nixon offered reward. To his amazement the gate was found at the home of Wade Knox on West Messrs and Mesdames J. L. McBur- hour yesterday morning by Leo Nich- ols, the young son of William Nichol who reported the discovery to Mir. Nixon. Little Leo will get the re- ward.
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DECISION AFFECTS
 TAX COMMISSION ! hge Fulk Holds Tax Com missions Appellate Pow
 CTS Are Limited.
LAW IS CUMULATIE.
State Tax Board Does Not Super>edc Appeal Course Through
 Courts.

In an exhaustive opinion handed down by Judge Guy Gulk. of the sec ond division of the Pulaski Circuit court, this morning. the contention of the Bank of Jonesboro. that the State Tax Commission has the right and the power to equalize the assess ment placed on that concern by the county equalization board is declared to be wrogn construction of the new law creating the State Tax Board.
 The State Tax Commission. accord ing to the ruling of Judge F'ulk, has no right whatever, under the provi- sions of the law creating it. to dis turb the assessments on individuals Or corporations. when that assess ment has been made final by the county equalization board and the county courts.
 He holds that the new law is cumulative in it's nature, adding to the assessment statutes already in force and not repeating the process of appeal in individual cases through the circuit courts to the Supreme court, that the construction sought by the petitioner, the bank of Jones' boro, would make the new law im- operative and would send the indi- vidual to commission from whose decision no right of appeal has been provided, and that this construction tailed appeals that would render the commission utterly helpless.
 Tn conclusion he holds that the legislature did not intend to take from the counties the matter of set tling individual assessments and place it within the jurisdiction of the new commission, but to place up On that commission the duty of ad- justing assessments in the aggregate. \ ue ucluulItl OHcItu DS lu6 dllOluc. general to the petition of the bank was therefore sustained and the writ of mandamus ordering the state Tax Commission to lower the assess ment of the bank denied
 The attorneys for the bank will inn mediately prepare for an appeal to the State Supreme Court. in order to
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HAYES IS FIGHTING
 SAMUEL C0MPfRS

Toronto. Nov. 1o.-Max Hayes. of Cleveland, who will succeed Eu- gene Y. Debbs as leader of the la bor Socialists when he retires in a short time, is the leading schism against Gompers and the conserva- tive labor men at the Federation Of Labor convention. The fight will be begun when the committee now going over the Gompers address. makes it's report.
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Attorney s. J. Hunt will address the voters at Cornerstone, Bogy town ship, tonight at 7:30, it being the first of long list of appointments an nounced by his candidate for county and probate judge. He has invited Judge Gould. his opponent, an1 all other candidates to divide time with him. Judge Gould's first apooint- ment will be at Redfeld tomorrow night He has also invited Attorney Hunt to be present as well.
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LETTER SENT TO
 BISHOP COTTRELL
Pine Bluff Board of Trade Exphins Its Proposition to Bring About the Establishment of the COlored In- dustrial School in This County.

In accordance with a resolution adopted by the directors of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade Monday after E1on, as stated in Tuesdays Graphic. the following letter was yesterdav
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A large roomy house, in excellent repair for rent. Located on West 5th in fashionable neighborhood. A very choice place. Cotton Belt Say ings and Trust Go. 11-11-2t
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See our window full of "karpen Genuine Leather Couches. Sale Mon day only, at knox-Walker Furniture Co. 11-10-6t.
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"'Karpen" Genuine Leather Couch es are guaranteed for 10 years. See our window and see the prices. for Monday only. knox-Walker FNrni- tu,s Company. 1t-1o Ct.
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No one should keep surplus money hidden around the house where II may he stolen or burned. Open an ac- count with us.
 Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co.
 10-9-6t
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When in need of insurance of any kind, We will be glad to call if you will phone us Cotton Belt Savings and Trust company
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sent to Bishop Cottrrll, and n- cIudes fho proposition or the Board "i Trade to bring about thr '..ao- liahnem of the colored Nethodi, tn= dHStfiaI school here.
 Pine Nlrf. Ark. Nov 3. 1909. To the Bishop and Conference ol Ar- kansas of the Colorcd H F. CLarcu ill America
 Gentlemen: At a meeting Of tAn directors of the Pine BIJn isoarl os Trade held on the Nth inst. the prcy- ident and secretary were directed to sign and forward to You the follow ing preamble and resolutions. rel .,t- ing to the proposed ablishmcn' an | by you of q eolored a. ricuitural and industrial school, with the hope that you may. in your wis dom, select Pine BIur as the suitable and best location for said school.
 Very respectfully yours
 IIl
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Buy ''karpen'' Genuine Spanish Leather Couch. guaranteed for ten years. Monday only. knox-W Walker Furniture Go 11?-10-6t.
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l.. CALDWELL, :,

Secretary
 Whereas. The agricultural and do nestle conditions incident to the great extent and fertility Of the low er Arkansas river valley involve the presence and need of large num- Der of colored laborers among lls. and
 Whereas. Ignorance and decreda- ton among the iaborinc class always retards the development Of any con- munity, while on the contrary it's growth in intelligence and skill bring thrift, coutentment and law abiding spirit, and
 Whereas. The relation between the white and colored people in our community has been and is now one of perfect ability and good will. and
 Whereas. The local conditions of climate. soil, water. fuel. transporta- ton, distribution of the races and market supplies, make the vicinity O! Pine Bluff an ideal place for ihe es- lablishment and maintenance of cclored agricultural aud indnstrial school. properly manned and Naa- aged therefore be it resolved.
 That the Pine Bluff Board of Trade hereby express it's sincere desire to see such agricultural and industrial school established in the vicinity Of Pine Bluff and animated by thar de sire, pledges it's hearty good will and all reasonable cooperation.
 That in order to secure a suitable habitat for such an institution, said Board of Trade pledges itself to Go- nate one hundred acres of land 70 the CoIored M. E. Church of America at a cost not exceeding $2,3o0, and a distance not exceeding 2 l-2 miles | from the city limits, the exact lOca- | tion of said land to be hereafter agreed upon between the real estate committee of said Board of Trade and such corresponding committee as may be appointed by said Colored M E. Church of America
 PINE BLUFF BOARD OF TRADE,
 By V. o. ALEXANDER, Presidens.
 J. l.. CALDWELL, Secretary.
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settle the question once for all il the higher court of the state.
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FOR UMBRELLA FIXING
 l. Glicksburg, the umbrella man, Second and Walnut, opposite tele- phone office. 7I27-1mo
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PoR sALE-REAI, ESTATE

~7~--~-~--O~>--~~-~~~~~-~-
EVERY DOLLAR PLACED IN a HOME
is "A dollar added to YOUR wealth-not
some, other persons. See my list OF de-
sirable homes.
s29oo-4-rm. mod. brick. @ St. $4,000.
s3S00-T-rm. mod, corner on st.
s30IO-6-rm. mod. corner 2nd ave.
SlcOO-g-.m. brick. West Temple and 9Th
South.
siO00-5-rm. modern cottage. T. ST.
S5Q0o-i-rm. mod, brick. near University.
SZo0U-3XS rods and broom cottage. G. st.
S2O00-4-rm. cottage. 9th T. and 1Cth So.
5Sooo-5-rm. mod. brick and S0xl50 H..
6th South.
s3S50-6-rm. mod bungalow ist West.
Si0O0-5-rm mod. brick and soft. front
Lincoln ave
S3I50-5rm. mod. brick + St
Sli00-Lot 50xl4S IT.. 9Th East
S95O-4Cxf0O ft.. Sth South. near 5th
s6oo-SSoxll2 IT.. near 9th e. and 10th
South.
ssooo-SSrm. mod. brick. 2nd West; lot
3Xl0 rods.
sl230-l0ft. front. Ar ave.
f29o0-5-rm. mod. bungalow. 5th ave.
S3OOO-2.N20 and 5-roou brick, Tth West.
$1,000 acres and 3-rm. house. 5tn East.
5i@U0-I-room mod. cor. 9Th ave, south
and east front
Lots, business property, houses. every
where.
II you are looking for anything In the
realty line call at headquarters
4. RICHTER, 10 WEST lST SOUTH ST.
Phones. s16l2
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

MONEY DOESN'T GROW ON BUSHES.
but It grows in Salt Lake City real es :
tate.
] can give you some good advice on
where to plant your savings to good ad-
vantage.
a brand new 4-room brick cottage lust
finished. has bath and all modern i'm
provements, sidewalks and sewer: To-
Gated on 9th Ave. and l St: price $4,000.
and | can make terms of $500 cash and
bal TO suit
Two other cottages IN the same loca-
ton for $500 and $3.50.
brick cottage for $3.50: good terms.
On 18th West near South Temple ST.
a 5-room brick and 2lX20 rods OF ground
for only $4,000. Where can you beat II
Two acres OF ground with Groom
brick house. east front on 9th East, for
S25oO, good for chicken ranch and the
What do ~ think of lot 40 4 front
and Sth s@fth. fer $3.50? 49, ~ i'''''
2tXG rods on 10th East, with all assess
ments paid, for $1475. The street Is
5Oxl32 It. to alley. in rear. with paved
sidewalks. on 9Th South facing south
4c IT. front with alley. on 4th Ave,
near / ST.. with sidewalk and sewer. FOL
$3.50.
II you are not standing upon good
and sufficient fire insurance founda ton
see me at once.
No matter what you are looking for ir
the realty line. 1 have it. Before buy
A. Richter. 10 West 1st South st. Phones
641.
so36T
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FINE STORE ROOM on STATE
street. near 2rd South. now occupied
by Rees, The plumber. Ready July J.,
Inuuire OF G. :. Holmes, Kuutsford Hotel.
s2S0l
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MIIPAH CHAPTER. No.
5. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings first
Monday OF each month.
Masonic Temple, corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited
TIL SCHEAMM, w. NJ.
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LET THE EXPERTS
Get YOU in or out of business You. read
your title clear If you deal with us, The
Lewis Lowe Co, 223 Judge Bldg.
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"IIOTST THE SIGNAL"

"JOTST THE SIGNAL"
Let the people know the facts. Rome
was not built in a day" neither was our
business. untlrinS efforts to please the
people. Our customers are the ,''back-
for more kind. WIN you Join them? The
Lewis Lowe Co.. 223 Judge Bldg
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FOR RENT

BARN, CLOSE IN. 81 ALMOND ST.
r2s21
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To take half interest in a $1,000 Eu-
ropean hotel. clearing $3.50 or better every
month. Can buy Il for half cash. balance
easy payments. We have "a party with
half the money-do you want the other
half? The Lewis-Lowe Co, 223 Judge
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FOB sALE-REAL ESTATE

S11OO. ACREAGE SNAP s,1oo
on inc most beautiful part Of southea st
nench. n nne view over entire valley.
llst east of Westminster Heights. Plntted
In lots ready to sell. Answer quick.
ADDRESS r. j. r..
$llO0 an acre. i. o. Box i46. SIIO0 an acre.
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THE COMING WEEK FOR BUYING
HOMES.
ar. mod. b. cottage. built for n home
last year: lot nicely fenced. owner needs
money; $1,000
or. mod. h., lot 5Ox125; nice chicken
house and runs; built for home; s2500
or. mod, new. Belmont and 10th L.
south front: surroundings new; $3.50
S-r. mod. new. 5th South, near 9th T.
natural wood finish nice billiard room
must be seen to be appreciated; $3.50
acres Of choice land one-half in
fruits. southeast small house and barn:
$500.
10 acres, plenty of water, $500 per acre.
6l acres in Bountiful this week at $500.
Don't forget June %. the busy day OF
1909.
Mahan Inv. Co, 273 So w. Temple st,
s0363
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
THE LEwIS-L co.

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS
CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH.
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FOR sALE-coMPLETE CLOTHING
store fixtures and Hve-year lease to
store room and basement. 50N1A2, In heart
OF city on Riverside avenue In Spokane;
must do business before June 90 Rosen-
haupt 6 Weaver. Spokane, Washington.
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WASATCH LODGE NO 1. +. AND A.
M.-Masonic hall. second Friday each
month Members OF sister lodges and So
Iourning brethren In good standing in
yited. Fl. {, Cav, w. NJ, a. J. Lowe,
Secretary.
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STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. RI. GOODS TO ANY PART
OF United States cut rates. KImball Van
ard Storage Co.. ~ w. LIST So. m2s6e
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WANTED - PARTNER, MUST BE
frst-cIass hotel man cash proposition,
must be able TO handle large European
hotel I have made enough and want to
retire from active business life. Address
P-25, Tribune. s2Sfo
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MI. MORIAH LODGE NO. 2, r. AND A.
M.-.Masonic hall, second Monday each
month. corner First South and Second
East Members OF sister lodges and So
journing members In good standing in
vited. Charles Douglas w. NJ; ChrIsto-
pher Diehl. Secretary.
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1-RoOM MODERN, WEST TEMPLE. $40.
6-room modern. sth So and 5th East.
S2oi barn, rear rs North State. $40; large
store on West Temple. Little az Little,
No 1 West Second South. s265S
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ELIZABETH SCHRAMM, w. NJ.
FLORA E. SINCLAIR. SGcy.
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\ FINE RESTAURANT.
Proposition clearing $4,000 every year. Es-
tablished trade. cheap rent; 5000 will buy
it. a snap See us AT once or You will
be too late The Lewis Lowe Co. 223
Judge Bldg.
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FOR. RENT

FINE STOREROOM. OPENING INTO
main lobby knutsford hotel fronting on
state ST. adjoining news and cigar stand
on the north Apply Knutsford hotel.
s255o
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4 LUNCHROOM
For $3.50. Owner leaving on account OF
sickness Is clearing 500 every month.
You can't do better for the price. The
Lewis Lowe Co. 223 Judge Bldg.
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ONE OR TWO LARGE OFFICE ROOMS
for rent, reasonable. 205-6 Mccormick
Blk. s415
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HALF INTEREST
In a cleaning and pressing shop for 800.
No experience necessary The Lewis
Lowe Co., 223 Judge Bldg.
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LYNDS CHAPTER, NO.
/, Order Eastern Star,
Masonic Temple-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome. Sarah
NJ. McCarty. w. N;
Nellie T. Spencer. p, T.
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ONE LARGE BASEMENT AND PART |
Of ground floor; heat. 13s L. 1st So |
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