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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-01
BODY Is REQUIRED
AFTER SIXTY YEARS

DALTON, Ga. June 29.-The remains of
Henry A Wrench were disinterred from
their resting place at the old Wrench
farm yesterday and were buried in the
Richardson cemetery next to the grave Of
Mr.. Wrench's wife. The body had been
buried for 60-odd years.
Henry A. Wrench came to this country
from England and, after coming to this
section to live, was one of the pioneer
citizens and did much to build up this
county. During his life he was one Of
the leading citizens of north Georgia.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-01


CHICAGO. June so.-Cssh close: wheat
Si.oO: No. / northern, sl.i1G1.l2H; No. :
northern. s1.oa@1.oTi=; No. spring, escG
cOrn-NO. white. esasslsc; No. ? yellow,
6,ie@Io. white. 4oraG4oze; standard,
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS
ST. LOUIS. June 3o.-wheat-Cash lower;
track No red Sl.o791.lo: No. hard. eTeg
Corn lower; track No. ?. eOaeoMe; No. ?
Oats higher; track No. ?. ssc; No white
42i7e.
KANSAS. CITY CASH QUOTATIONS
No. .. seas on: No. red. 93do5c.
-Corn--NO. mixed. eoGeOl4c; No. white.
oats-No. white. ssa4oc: mixed. s4G8ec.
q LIVE STOCK MARKET
ST. LOUIS. June 30.-Cattle: Receipts
AGO. including !. soc Texans; steady; native
s4.50a725: stockers and feeders, S4.25Q575;
Texas and Indian steers S4.50d700: cows and
heifers. Ss.5od5.T5; calves in carload lots,
Hogs-Receipts 5000; strong; pigs and lights,
So. OoG s. so; packers. S9.15de.45; butchers and
best heavy So. 3Od9.4O.
sheep-ReceIpts 1000: strong: native NUT
tons. s4.OOe74.e0: lambs. s6.756s.25.
KANSAS CITY BUTTER AND EGGS.
KANSAS CITY, June 30.-Butter creamery
extras &c; firsts 24e; seconds 22c; packing
Eggs. firsts S5.15: seconds $3.50; current re-
ceipts new cases $40; miscellaneous cases
sA15
BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS.
NEW YORK. June 30.-Butter firmer; re-
ceipts 1890. Creamery specials. 29hc; ex-
tras Isl third to first. 25d 2Sc; state. dairy
common to finest 2Sd27l2; process second to
special 22s25l.c: factory 22%2SlAe; limitation
Cheese strong: receipts 1924. State whole
milk specials. 15dl5%c; do fancy white.
l4ac; do. eolored. 14s4c; do. average prime.
I4a 14i,c: do. fair to good. 12& 1874; skins.
fun to special. 2ll a1eisc
Pennsylvania snd nearby hennery white 25a2sc;
do gathered white and nearby nennery white
do. gathered white 2Sd26c; do hennery brown
24d26c: do. gathered brown 21@24c; fresh gath
cred extra first 21622c; first 1914 d20lzc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. June 3O.-Raw sugar firm;
muscovado. so test. 3. so: centrifugal. 90 test,
80; molasses sugar. 50 test. 3.J5; refined
quiet; crushed, 5.s5; graduated, 5.15; pow
dered. & .25.
petroleum steady: refined. barrels Z e5.
Coffee. spot quiet; No. Rio. 5-l6ds%c;
No. Santos. s&c.
32d &c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. June 30.-Butter steady; cream
cries 241z T27lzc dairies. 23d26c.
Eggs steady: receipts s.7l4 cases; at mark,
cases included. 1SdleAc; firsts' l7e; prime
cheese steady; daisies. I5hQ15%c: twins,
lsGl5Ac; young Americas. 15k aisle: long
Potatoes steady: choice to fancy, 1sa2oc;
fair TO good. 15G16c.
Poultry steady: turkeys. 15c; chickens. lac;
veal steady: so to 60 ID. WITS. sdshc: 60
to IS ID. WITS, sdshe; SIS TO ITO h. WITS,
1OG1olle-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-01
FAMOUS DIRECTOR AND
SINGER FOUND DEAD

STUTTGART, Germany, Jupne 2S.-Dr.
Obreist the famous musical conductor,
and Anna Suffer, a court singer, were
found dead together today.
Both had been shot. Appearances in
dicated that one had been murdered and
that the other had committed suicide
DIR. Obriest was born at San Reno,
Italy, in 1867. He conducted the Royal
opera here in 1907 and 1908.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-01


NEW ORLEANS. June @.-Cotton ~
lures opened steady at an advance OF
10 points. Cables were slightly better
than expected and the weather was none
too good. showing. as II did, very little
rain in the western half OF the cotton
belt and continued heavy rains in the
eastern half Only a moderate amount
OF business was done IN the early trad
ing, with shorts the best buyers, prob
ably in the way OF evenlRs UP over to-
morow's bureau report on condition Al
the end OF the first half hour OF trading
the more active months were 10
points up. August displayed the most
activity.
The forecast Of more rain IN the eastern
half OF the cotton belt and dry weather IN me
western half Just the reverse OF what IS need
ed. stimulated the market. which rose In spite
o. pronounced duIlness until the trading months
were 70 points over yesterdays closing.
TsIeErams from Alabama and Georgia told OF
the growth OF grass and weeds, and thcy
caused nervousness and considerable buying
among shorts. some from whom the pfinclpal
deTaands came all the morning AT noon the
market was quiet and steady at an advance 81
4 to s points over yesterdays last quotations
In the afternoon session the market nrmed
I'd On reports OF heavy rains In the central
and eastern portions OF the belt and prices were
put TO new high levels for the day on some
months. the list standing s 20 points over
yesterdays closing. at O'Clock
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
TOoe. veFy steady: middIing. 145sc. steady.
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close. Close.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-01
VENEZUELAN CONGRESS
CLOSES ITS SESSION

CARACAS. Venezuela, June 29.-The Vene-
zuelan congress adjourned Monday. Among
the more important laws enacted were those
giving greater advantage to foreign mining ia
tcrests; facilitating the colonization Of public
lands; validating foreign educational degrees
conferred upon Venezuelan students; improving
the consular and diplomatic services; encourag-
ing the construction of artesian wells through
out the country. and providing for the coinage
Of 5000 coo Bolivars in gold and silver.
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LOUISIANA HOUSE
BARS WOMAN SUFFRAGE

BATON ROUGE. La, June 29.-The upper
branch Of the Louisiana legislature has gone on
record as not only opposed 10 woman suffrage,
hut has refused to allow women to act as
members of boards of an international char
fable nature, thugh they be elected
appointed to such boards by men.
The senate came TO this decision when Sena-
tor Geuyedan tried TO have passed his bill
allowing women membership educational ard
charitable boards. The bill defeated by
n large majority.
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TEDDY, JR., AND BRIDE
HAVE TAKEN COTTAGE

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, June Is
Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. and his bride
arrived Monday and took cottage at
Montecito. where they will spend their
honeymoon. ~ -
1--WE will stay here month" said Mr..
Roosevelt, then I will settle. down u
work"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-01

JACKSON, Ga.-Mrs. Susan Moore. one
of the most prominent women of Butts
county, died of paralysis Sunday after
noon at o'clock at her home in this
city She was so years of age. She is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. z. T.
ButtriII, of this city, and Mrs, W. E
Cantrell, OF Emerson; two sons, Mr.. Joe
Pittman, of Dublin. and Mr.. c. A. Pitt
man, of Pittmans Ferry; and seven
grandchildren, and other relatives.
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POWELL is CONVICTED
OF DEATH OF DUNN

CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 29.-E. E.
Powell. who killed Police Chief Dunn
and shot State Senator Travis and rep
resentative Paul Kitchin, brother of the
governor, was this morning convicted OF
second degree murder and sentenced TO
30 years in the penitentiary.
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:; worlds corn starch. sMc; nickel packages.

s.; Worlds corn starch ''' nickel packages
sugar--standard granulated, SOC; plantation.
SHc: coffee. green, bulk. l0@1l3c; Santos, 12l5c;
roasted. bulk. Rio, Blue Ridge. 1910; Stone
wall, lsc; AAAA, 1870; UnO, 1sc; rice, Jap,
rsc; domestic. 514g61ac; axle grease. SLID;
cheese, full cream, lie; soda. Farm Bell. $lO
CEREALS
Quaker oats, wood, 36s, SO. 10; Quaker puffed
rice, 3o's, 81. rs; Quaker puffed wheat, 81 80;
Quaker oats, tin, 36's, $4.25; Quaker corn meal
24s, s1.9o; Quaker breakfast biscuit; IS
81 SIS; Quaker corn flakes. PAS, 81 80; Petit
iohu's Sos, So. 05; Pettijohn's 1S's 81. = !;
Quaker farins, 24s, 81 so; pure rye flour, bar
rel, s.. rye flour mixture, $500; rye meal,
barrel 81 so; Scotch pearled barley, PAS, 81 so;
Quaker cracked wheat, PAS. $50; Quaker w.
w. flour. los, 81 so; graduated hominy, 24's,
Xxx graham, los, So. 10; do. 2O's, So 20;
Postum large, So. Is; small, 81 TO- grape-nuts
50 20; Post toasties, popular size, so; XXX
graham, barrel, $500; kegs, $21S.
FLORIDA VEGETABLES AND FRUIT
English peas fancy stock, per hamper. 75c
~ r.! do. wax, per hamper 76c to Si.OO; tom1-
toes fancy, one-half 10 two-thlrds ripe, pes
crate. Sl.75Q2oo; do. choice. one-half TO two
thirds rpIe, per crate. Sl.20ql6G; egg plants.
fancy. per crate, S2.O0Q250: okra. fancy. per
crate $SOa9 $50; pepper, fancy, per crate, $500
G2.2S; squash. yellow, per crate, 81 $50 1.6O;
new fancy. per barrel, S2.2SG2.75; heets. barred
crates tops on, $2.Oo@2.50; cukes, fancy, per
crate. s1.25@1.So; celery. well bleaehed, large
Der crate, $40094.5O do. choice, per crate, $500
n2Z: lettuce, fancy, per hamper, $l.50Q2.0 90;
ca bbage, oxhearts. ner crate, Sl.OOq1.2 straw
berries, quality on arrival, per quart SQl0c;
sweet potatoes, yellow yams, per bushel, Sl.lOg
I2; cauliflower, fancy, per h., SGl0c pi1e-
auples per crate, 81 0062. rs; grape fruit, fancy,
per box, $S.5O@4.oo; oranges, fancy, per box,
tsOGs.S0; tsngerines fancy per box, $4.oC
IA
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chairman of it, with Mrs. Stubs, Of
Putnam, Captain Reds successor, as
another member.
The house stood in silence while Mrs.
Reid and her daughter, Mrs. Rogers Da-
Wis, of Atlanta, and Mr.. Davis and Mrs.
Crusselle were led to their seats.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-Agents to sci our new book. This
Marvellous Career Of Theodore Roosevelt" This
book tells the whole story OF Dir. Roosevelts
life and public career, picks him up IN bis
cradle tells OF his graduation from Harvard.
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SPOT COTTON
Atlanta nominal. 14-.c-
New York. steady. IS 35-lOOc-
Liverpool. steady. 50 1Ood
New Orleans steady. 14&e-
Galveston nominal. Il lS-i6c-
Savannah. nominsl. 14&.c-
Wilmington. nominal
Baltimore. nominal I5Ac-
Norfolk nomfnsl-- 1+Sse-
Bostou steady. Is $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA. steady, Is 6o-looc-
Houston. steady. 1885
Mobile. nominal. l3ee-
Charleston. firm. lsc-
ST. Louis quiet, 14Ssc-
Little Rock. nominal l4Ac-
Memphis nominal, 14bc.
Louisville. firm. 15c-
Augusta. nominal l5c-
LIVERPOOL COTTON
ne following we're the ru-Ing prices On the
Exchange today:
Tone quiet and steady; sales, 1000; middliny,
Z SS-Iood- -s--
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WANTED HELP-MALE

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business. Will teach you how. and make you
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FLOUR. HAY. GRAIN AND FEED

Flour. sacked. per barrel-Swans Down (high-
est PATENT, $6.25; Puritan (highest patent),
Sc Is: Home Queen (highest PATENT, $6.25;
Supreme lhignest PATENT, S6.25; White Cloud
(high patent). $50; Sun Rise (half patent),
S. 80; Oce& Spray (half PATENT, $3.50; Iowa
natent $500; Tulip flour, $500.
Neal sacked, per bushel-Plain, l44-lb. sacks,
sc; do 96-lb. Aacks, S5c; do. 4s-lb. sacks, SIC;
To- 24-lb. sacks. sec.
Grain, sacked. per busheI-Corn, choice white,
Ssc: do. No. . white, 2-bu. sacks, SIC; do
yellow s5c; do. mixed. Sac; corn chops, e0c;
oats, fancy white clipped, 54c; do white clipped
Hav per cwt.-Timothy. choice large bales,
as: do choice third bales, S1.S6; do No. /.
small bales SI.30: No. l clover mixed hay,
T25: No. 2 clover mixed hay, Sl.2O; choice
clover hay, $40; No. hay, $l.2o; pea green
alfalfa hay, S1.3o.
Feed stuff. per cwt.-chicken feed, 5o-b.
sacks SiO0; wheat (for chickCns), per bu.
81 40: Purtla scratch. bales, / doz. $3.50;
Purina chick, S2.25; purina scratch. 100 10.
sacks. S2lo: Purlna feed, l75-lb. sacks. $i.7o;
Purina feed, 1O0-lb. sacks, $1.75. Arab horse
feed S1.75: June pasture, SLIGO; Halliday white
shorts Sl.T5; shorts (red dog. Sis; shorts,
fancy 75-lb. sacks. $40; shorts, p wheat,
cotton racks, 70 lbs. $1.60; Georgia feed, 75-lb.
sscks S1.6O: germ meal. $i.50 sugar beet pulp.
81 as fine feed 75-lb. sacks, $l45; bran. 1O0-lb.
and 18th. sacks, $3.50; salt brick, per case,
al 80; salt brick nledchted, per cPse, S4.s5 salt.
rock per cwt., $l.00; salt, 100 ib sacks, 4Sc;
cotton seed meal, No. !, per ton, $500; sacked
bulls. s17.oo
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NEW YORK, June 3o.-The cotton
market opened steady at an advance or
S69 points IN response TO higher cables
and covering for over the government
report tomorrow in the absence OF I'M
portant offerings. Trading was moder-
Stely active at the start, but became
very quiet later. with prices holding
net gain OF about 10 10 points.
he Market vas very nervous later IN the
morning. Thc unfz-sS.Sle weather map. show
ing dry weather In Texas and continued rains
IN the eastern belt. checked general selling
and while the unsettled stock market. Win
the approaching three day Adjournment. pr
vented sny fresh buying for long account OF
consequence. Wall street shorts showed Iouch
uneastnexs. and finding very little July cotton
for sale. rushed the Price up 70 lS-4-. OF ~
points net higher before midday. August $50
az net gain Ct Is points. but the new crop
Was comparatively quiet and ruled only some
20 G ptinfs ahuvc last nights close.
The demand from near months SHORTS pc
came less urgent after midday and prices eased
eff from the top under realizing without how
ever. developing any real veakness-
NEW YoRA- COTTON
The following were the ruling prices On the
exchange today: .
quiet
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TOBACCO CURES

TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR NO COST Harm
less home treatment of roots and herbs Sure,
pleasant, permanent Send your name now.
N-Ko Works, 3. Wichita, Kansas.
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~ a rk ct Rep OrfS

n S5.sS. X ss.S5. / S5.s5, H s5soa5S5. q
S53OG5.35. Ss3Oa5.35 Z $3.50. u $500,
b s4.9OI5.O0. Receipts. spirits us, roSIn
CHICAGO oUoTAAIoNo
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today:
Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-07-01

FOR sALE-5oo White Leghorn hens pullets.
cocks and cockerels. Hens and puiiets- 800
each; cocks, So 80; cockerels young. ROSTERS,
81 30 each. Barred Plymouth Rocks; pulets
and cockerels. $500 for a trio OF three. Pure.
White Pekin ducks. S2.o0 each. Orders shipped
next day after received. E. Lee, cortez, Fla.
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FISH

Salt. 100 H. bags. soc; ice cream, 81 90; whit
fish. kits l5c; 90 lbs. $40; 100 lbs., 81 co
Royal Gloss starch, Sc; Best glass starch
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SAVANNAH. Ga. June 30.-Spirits firm SEC.
zles $50. Resin firm, water white s6159
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Craekers-xXX Florida sodas. &c; Block
iect sodas. TIC: lemon creams, sac; pearl oys-
ter. &c; ginger snaps, &c; cornnIlls. Sc: penny
cakes, s5ke: animals. l0c; Jumbles, 1ohc; fig
bars I5c; cartHkeels, SC; raisin cookies, SIC;
Block cnowflske waters, In tins. 13c; crackers
In 4 cartons. 5oc oozen; crackers In l0c cartons.
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MARRY WEALTH AND BEAUTY-MarrIage d.
rectory FREE. Pay when married. New Plan.
Box 3l4 NJ. s.. Kansas City, No.
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John love fsssheFs from. shinn-
stou.
9. j Prdnsy Is here from west
Union.
G $: Ro55 q ,Eii.ins. i 4 city
Preston r Randolph Is here nom
salem
| r. kelley, Of Parkersburs. is
In the city.
A. c. Harrington, Of Parkersburg.
] is, in the city.
Dorsey w Cork, OF Mt. Glare, was
! a city visitor Tuesday.
Hugh Thompson. OF Wolf Sum
NIT, was here Tuesday
George c.. Grouse. OF West Union.
is city business visitor
j. NJ. Hoover Of Webster Springs.
Is business visitor here.
Senator Howard Sutherland, of
E1kins, is a guest at the Waldo.
Wallace Grfblole, OF West Union,
is here attending to legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Gowing, of
Rurnsviile, are guests at the Waldo.
9lr. and Mrs F. L. Grove viii
leave, The city Friday for St: Lucie,
Fla. to spend the winter,
w w. VanWinkle, OF Parkers
burg is at the waldo for. brief
business visit in the city.
e. ID. Hupp, United States deputy
marshal. is here from Parkersburg
looking after Official business
Mrs. Thomas Seaton left Tuesday
morning on a visit to relatives at
ConneHsville and Pittsburs, Pa.
Miss Blinor AMMAN returned to
Gaucher College. Baltimore, Nd,
Monday night. after spending a
short vacation at home.
Mrs. Agnes stuart and daughter,
Miss Kathryn. will leave the city
Thursday for ST. Lucfe, Fla, to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Catherine McAfee. OF Phi1a-
deIphia, Pa. Is "a guest of the Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Dwell, at the
rectory on West Main street.
Col. S. NJ. Smith. OF Blueaeld,
stopped OF here for a brief visit to.
his mother. Mrs. ]. B. Smith, and
sister, Mrs. Robert Norris, this week
on his way home from, the army and
navy football game.in Philadelphia.
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Cecil c. Davis. OF Redwood,
transactiug business here.
INDIGESTION GOES
Wells s Haynlakcr Co. Sells Best Pre-
scriptlon on the Money
Back Plan.

Almost everybody knows that sick
headache, nervousness and dizziness
are caused by a disordered stomach.
Upset stomach and indigestion hap
pen Just because the food You eat does
not digest-but lies In the stomach
and ferments or turns sour. =
You can stop fermentation and
stomach distress in five minutes by
using MI-oLSA. stomach tablets.
prescription that has done more tc
cure Indigestion and put the stomach
in fine condition than all the special
lists on earth.
A large so cent box of ATT-O-NA
stomach tablets is all you need to get
quick and lasting relief. Wells &
Haymalser Co. guarantees them.
Mrs. Allie E:son. of 9S Run Road.
Battle Creek. Mich, used MI-o-NA
and within two months was in as good
health as ever. and has a good, strong
stomach. and eats anything she likes
She attributes her good health to MI
o-NA.
It you have heartburn, belching OF
gas. heavtness or any stomach trouble
no matter how chronic. try MI-O-NA
stomach tablets on money back plan.
sold by Wells s. Haymalser Co. and
leading druggists everywhere.
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SOCIAL

CcOntInued rEom page %
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We have one on Elliott
street, six rooms, frame,
slate roof, on lot 4Ox115
with all modern improve
ments-
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20 q
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Eleven candidates are booked for
Initiation at the weekly meeting of
the local lodge of EIks tonight In the
hall on Third -streettand after that in
tcrestinE ceremony the members will
,njoy a social session. A program of
nlasic will be executed by the cadenza
orchestra and several. other entertain
mont features have been arranged for
by the SOCIAL session committee. W
G. AIeeks is the chairman of this
committee.
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the camp wednesday night there win
be social meeting at which lunch
con will be served. The meeting Will
be open to the puHslic and a cordial
Invitation is extended to every one.
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$1,000

Property on Terra Gotta
Avenue East End, six
rooms, frame, slate roof,
finished part in oak and
part in pine, cabinet man
tells, porches, back and
front, on lot 25x90 feet,
price
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$4,000


Another house and lot on
same street, six rooms,
frame, slate roof, finish
ed in oak, all modern
Improvements, front and
back porches, situate on
lot 25x1OO. These prop
critics can be purchased
on terms of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-29

Dance by Mulberry Club.
The Mulberry Club viii have a
dance in Hoffman Hall Wednesday
night.
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Masonic Club Dance.

The Masonic Club has arranged
for a dance in Hoffman Hall on
Court street Thursday night.
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ARLANS.

MISS KELLT-Boston Bldg. Fort St.
ba.r dressing, shampooiDg. Tel 1922.
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VOCAL
ET0CUTTDN

HUGO HEFZER, Teacher q singing
Love Big, Fort St, opposite Convent
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DR.. /. T. CASE, office Lewis Stables
Phone PAL; residence phone 1113.
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Mar Ante.

me- c -LN
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EMBR0IDE

.. $50
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-28

A9NIDF'S 60 TIA GEs, Walk
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-28
FOR SALE.

JUDD BUILDING.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-04-28

Toole's nursery about noon. There
they rested their teams and ate a
picnic dinner on the lawn. Afternoon,
went to Payette and visited the plac-
es Of interest, then to New Plymouth
by auto. back TO Payette where they
again took their teams and drove
down the lower road as far as the
Cherrycroft farm where they had
supper and then on to Weiser. Mr.
Thornton has always been a booster
for the Payette Valley and this
trip proved to the Weiser people
that We have all and more than he
claimed for US
Mr. and Mrs. John Bartshe and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lattig attended the
box social at the Odd Fellows hall,
given Tuesday night at Payette.
COUNTRY COUSIN.