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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE. STATE coz NEW EokN;,, : sS-,,s--
service Commission Tor the Fiis, IL, ~
DlscoutiuUanCg 1f station &C Nhh8rI.-' n 80
Q iuc oC The staten Island Kan - y0fsi
thorough 81 RtcHtuond Tht tlty or N.1,1 las.
Notice is hereby siVru th't opp ,.,,,' ssl,e
been rnqde Co the public SrFN1'. 49, rsiant
Tor tho FIRST District 10y The So. ~. Pap,
y..,,t,',,. ,,,,,,ep. f,r tie consent &C ~ ~'rf
he S,rtic. Ccml,l ssion FOR the tCs' "a III ths
pursuant O., th, provisions ~ Settl1" -, aid
Eailfa4d law O. thc disconVnuanVo '',ana-
company OF res established 1l-'-14 .rhe titg
dal,. .u the Porough ~ Ech-neh'. 80 aid
os 81 York f,r The purpose OF 1911 sra
.ol[,ppuv ~ relocate and re-e't3nttsA ~, sauf
".'i'''', .,s.f,. - A polnt lyprNNinia'e-N ..re
hundred ana nfty. feet WSst O., fS aS MI
-. 49, ..,.,, s4id application az me ~ -,rie
room in the once ~ re tuS"c -, rr.hu9s
u,iasion To- the First piSt't... ~ Poroush =
Ew,itins' NJ I5i Nassau street l SSs =. 20
V.toTettau i'm the civ 90 New N0IS,, il sas
1rE nv ~ Ami. 1910. al 2 80 cloe., ie,.Sf
Ifternoon. al whoa hearing sa'4 '-pP'''
viii oc considered. . toso
ptfEf hi, SERVICE COMMISSION FV1'
FIRST DIS tkll I. ,.,y ss.retsry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
CHARTER FOR MEXICAN ROAD
Company with 100000 Capital In
ccrporated in Delaware

Wilmington. Ia., Starch e--Tbe Pueala
PaciAc Railroad Company. 81 Mexico.
with capitalization or Ss-Ve000. was char
tered a. Dover. Del to-day. The concern
ia ono ~ tne largest eyer Incorporated IN
lse.3sase The cogporatoIs are Alfredo Il.
Adams, 81 New York. and G. Milton Ashley
and Alexander - N0ndeleur, of London.
The company Is empowered 20 acquire
such concessions. franchises or permits as
the Republic ~ NoElcO may grant 40 con-
hiruct, maintain and opcrote railroad teie-
phone and telegraph lines in IUebla and
ether parts 81 Mexico. The state tax paid
with the filing OF the charter was $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
fncs or thiTty-onc railroads or systems for
the second week in March ~ these.
twenty-siX return gains Of Sllso, 500 OF lil
per cent aud I'VE return losses of $50 1913
or So per cent. The whole shows gain
~ SI155,4l6 or l31 per cent Two railroads
Tor ~. third week In March show "a gain
Of sl55.g7l or 3 = Per cent
81 r's lu NcE - l2iC iss Inc-easr rc.
.6 .omrauiel .nfls .Vs s. s15 $50 81 $50 ,ub h I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

CONTINENT PAPER BAG COMPANY,
u Battery Place,
Sew York CITY.
GQTH CONSECUTIVE PREFERRED STOCK
DIVIDEND
4 quarterly dividend Of one and one-Half
Per cent on the Preferred Stock has been ce-
ciared payable March 3lst. 19l0, 10 preferred
tockholdrrs Of record al the close Of business
March goth. 1870. hrcks mailed.
y. FISCHER, Assistant Secretary.
CONTINENT PAPER BAG COMPANY,
II Battery Place,
New York City.
2oTH CONSECUTIVE COMMON STOCK
DIVIDEND.
quarterly dividend az one aud one Tia q
Ter Cent ou the Common stock has been de-
..lared, payable March &lst. 1910 to common
EtoCkholders ~ record al the close II business
March 23tN. 1910 Checks matted.
ID l-Lr -HER. AssLsLAnt Sr-r-l arA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
BANK EXCHANGES AND SALES.

The bank exchange Of me New York
Gearing house 4ll me stocks sold on t.s
New York Stock Exchange LAST ve.k and
ia Tire same week Of ii, t.re,e.Bipl- two
) ears compare as fvloWs.
Ael -t lo A.n - uH ST.. - 'Gs
hes Sd D', az 'oi N-.3fs .s f-s 81 sl.,l7 l,is
Sla sJI1 l.ec'.Hrs .I.-.- 81.
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RAILROAD AND oTHER STOCKS.


q
year
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eompaHiea.. 4al.7S7 isolsc -2a.aoa IS
Total q COS so.o5a 800 sssrso7o 81 49,. go 1aI
. companies. s7so1ae sectsos sra5..7I go
Decrease
CENTRAL or GEORGIA
Month az Feb 1910 tano
No ~ miles. CO.. igf- ot- '"'''dso.
oper. revenue. $t0lst54 500 36S tes,,,
OTer exT. and N'''fl'
''''-' eSo'67 egso7
july ipF,h - S"S'-'' $9i9ioe sto.o05
G 0 revenue. s. esseOo s7.sea. 1ea tie5 s27
-'''' o,S''2'' "6''so7 1881
Nar oyer. Inc. So 479T5i s21c- a.,, .-,.,,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Month of Feb
~. 81 miles - .OSn -..-
bi"r. revenue 81 4I5gtA 81 Oes o., En- .
'i'r- expenses. a10502I . 767 as go g9. 10 10
Set opcr re-. siMeaia xlaqte1, eco
outside uperat.1us- FI'"'s
Ss1 a aneit. eo,e tsiS .'5al
Ta.st '7' rev Fl9 i3S d IN Sl2g9 I5S 81 6s6
i''btl g. i3s
iutf Iru 2N Us
Oyer revenue sas 1875 $50 Sa4.o55aa7 ,l.o..,-
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3. -. 4s3. sos 23.s64543 211s.7s5

oper. expenses. ., 4s3.a2s 2a.ss454s 2.ns.7s5
Net oper. rev. 81. sol S11.s12.7eo sL3s5,761
Outside operations ~,
Net revenC6.... ll.S-2 S4'S4% 'd''u-J
Total net rev. 12 40 1913 $l1 4o7 s92 sl.SG9,7tI
Taxes ......... l.3lS.VO@ l24o,5lS ''o'5
oyer. income. 1882 81 S1OIsI813 s1,2s1.o57
Decrease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

san Francisco. March 1.-THE official
closing quotations for ~ ming stocks yester-
DAY were as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as
follows with those ut = week ago.
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New York. March 18TH. io1o -

New York, March 18th, 1914
REFERRING TO NOTICE OF February 18Th,
1910. heretofore given by NIAGARA FALL7
POWER COMPANY, In view o. The very la-gs
proportion or debentU-es exchanged as therat1
panys Instructions, 20 continue exchanges %
debentures. Series A, Series =. and series . N
and including March 5ls-. 1910. upon the tezms
heretofore prescribed.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

siao,oooo ra'aI sales for tie us,s
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SENATOR DAVIS IS
 FOR LOCAL OPTION

Ozark, Sept. 21.-Circuit court is in session with Judge Evans presiding. He gave the usual forceful charge to the grand jury, and appointed Taylor Jackmap foreman.
 Senator Davis was scheduled to speak at one o'clock. Judge Evans introduced the speaker with a few we'll chosen remarks and it was ex- pected the "old guard" would give Davis hearty applause, but this was a disappointment to some. He did his best to revive old time. enthusiasm in his former followers here.
 Judge fBourland of Fort Smith met the senator here and is regarded as one of his chief advisers. Davis stated that he is opposed to state wide prohibition, but is in favor of local option.
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the patrons of the Elks Theater will be given an opportunity to see the comedy of the Afro-American nature together with something of it's more serious side, portrayed by the mem bers of this race. The play is en- titled "A Trip to Africa and has for its leading lady, Madame Sissier- etta Jones, the original Black Patti. Madame Jones is supported by the strongest aggregation of colored. tal- ent ever gotten together. Jolly John Larkins considered to be the funniest colored man on the Ameri- can stage today, fills the role of con- edian. Others in the cast are: Ed ward Dorsey, Will Cook, Al F. Watts. Thos. J. Sadler, H. Morgan Prince, Rose Hawkins, Fanny Allen, Jennie Pearl, Ruby Taylor, Irene Gaines and chorus of dark-skinned beauties such as was never seen here before.
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lock, J. T. Lloyd, s. c. Alexander, J. B. Talbot, w. c. Hudson, J. B. Speers, Captain s. Geisreiter, Jack Crowley, w. H. Graves, Mike, Holland, R. L. Rutherford, Ben Brannon, T. w. Mays, Arthur Brewster, R. M. John son, s. J. Bumpass, V. o. Alexander, J. A. Racop, w. B. Mullikin, J. M. Simpson, J. B. Simon, Dr. J. F. Sim mons, Drew White. R. H. stearns, Ben Robinson, Leo Kastor, Harold Bluthenthal, H. I. Holderness, w. B. Greenfield. H. c. Dreyfus,s Prof, J. R. Allen, w. H.. Taylor, John H.. Mccain, F. G. Smart, A. G. Bedell, Dr. w. D. Buckner, B. H. Sandefcrd, A. s. Trigg, w. M. Toney, J. c. Chestnut, R. B. Malone, Ned Ryland. George Merrill, F. G. Bridges, C.. H, Gam mill, w. H. Deaver, c. c. Handley, E. A. Howell, F. l.. Fox, S. M. Cleve- land, w. L. Dewoody, w. o. Taggart, F. R. Ragland, Gen. R. M. Knox, Alex Strauss, M. c. Cross, Joe Nichol, F. M. Rosenberg, Morris Altschul, William NicLol. George P. Darby, Fred Fox, T. Havis Nixon, w.. H.. Langford, T. Pearce, Arthur Mills, D. c. Rutledge, J. H. Eddins, T. Y. Mur- phy, E. M. Schober, w. H. Knox, By ron Fowles, J. D. Milner. s. Y. T. Knox, w. s. Harris, M. B. Bloom, A. D. Foster. H. c. Kilgore. A. w. Nunn, J. w. Wilkins. Clifton Howell and Sam B. Russell, F, c, ,Furth. H. G. McGaughey, H. N. Atwood and s. M. Dickey.
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TAFT AMONG OLD
 HOME FOLKS Spent Busy Day at Cincin- nati Yesterday and
 Made Speech. HE SEES GRAND OPERA Holds Reception at Brothers Home and Enjoys Luncheon With
 Other NOtables.
HE SEES GRAND OPERA

Cincinnati, Sept. 21.-President Taft was in the hands of the Ohio Valley Exposition officials almost all of today. The major part of the time was spent at the exposition grounds. The tour of the grounds was made, during which the presi- dent delivered a speech in the music hall and later attended a perform ance of grand opera in the same hall. President Taft was escorted to the exposition by a committee of exposi- tion directors who met him at the home of Charles P. Taft, where he is staying.
 At the exposition the president was received by directors, honorary com nlissiorers, Mayor Schwab and other city officials. Then a tour of the grounds was made. After inspec- tion of various exhibits, the presi- dent was the guest of honor at a luncheon. In the afternoon the prcsi- dent made an address in the music hall before the members of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association, members of the Business Mems Club, of Cincinnati, and other dis tinguished visitors. After President Taft concluded his speech he return cd to his brothers home for a short rest. At o'clock in the evening , wa4 escorted to 'ae Business Men s Club, where he vas the guest of the exposition directors at dinner. Im- n,odlately after dinner le returned to the music hall and witnessed the 1.fodu= ton of the opera. ''Faplette.''
 Refreshed by good nights sleep, President Taft today began receiving calls. from personal friends with whom he has been intimate during his residence here. There was no hint of politics in any of these visits. To all requests that he discuss state or national political matters or comment upon the primary results in New York or Minnesota, the chief executive returned the same answer that he would have nothing to say at the present time. He especially declined to discuss further his meet ing. with, Roosevelt. r
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She states that he tried to rob her at the time and pulled her ove- ane fence.
 In the search the officers have also found another negro who declared he saw the Wooden negro at the Sweet Home Bridge on that night.
 Believe the Negro Was Wild.
 The officers believe that the neg 0 was wild, after he killed the second negro, he knew he was in for it, and that he had to have money and the.' believe that it was his idea to stand on the roadside and kill the first man who passed and rob his pockets af- terwards. Then the fact that bo.h the negro men were killed with buck shot, and the other wounds were all inflicted with squirrel shot bears oIt the theory that the negro had re- loaded two of the shells he had stol- en, and that he probably did not have time to reload the others, or perhaps did not have the buckshot to reload them with.
 The officers say that several houses had been robbed by him Ill Echo Valley and all of them had been robbed before the killing of the Nelson negro. They say they have found where he stole the gun and a pair of pants, and some other ar- ticles
 Officers Have Not Told All.
 It is pretty safe guess that the officers know more than they tell because they fear that too much pub licity will hinder them in apprehend ing the negro, who they believe lid the shooting, but after the most thor ough investigation on the part of all the officers, they all agree on the same theory. Constable Jones, De- putty Rison and Hobbs, Deputy Sher- if Hawkins and Deputy Reichardt have all made the most searching m. vestigation of the case and they are of one opinion in regard to the shooting.
 Then the testimony of the negro woman who was in the buggy with the negro who was killed on the Sweet Home pike bears out the statement of all the rest. She de- clares that the man who stopped them was a. negro and that he de- manded money. She would have I.o motive to lie about it, because sine is in no way implicated and no suspic. ion rests on her. She was badly scared, and did not even remain to see what had become of the negro size was with, after he was shot.
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PHYSICIANS ARE NATURALLY
 ,PREJUDICED

against proprietary or advertised medicines, as the sale of these rem- edies decrease their incomes.
 However this may be, the general public is benefited by the use of sucn, standard medicines as Lydia E. P;nkham's Vegetable Compound, with. it's wonderful record of thous- ands of cures among suffering wo- men. We are very glad to say, how ever, that there are hundreds of hon. est physicians in the United States who do not hesitate to recommend such medicines.
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soFTNEss OF sEAAlI.ssK1N ,, AlI.ss
Is Rivaled by Human Hair Where
 Dandruff is Eradicated.

sealskin is admired the world over for it's softness and glossiness; and yet the human hair is equally as soft and glossy when healthy; and the radical cause of all hair trouble is dandruff, which is caused by esti- ferrous parasite that saps the vitality of the hair at it's root. Newbro' s Herpicide is the only. preparation that is fatal to the dapdruff germ. Without dandruff there is no falling hair, but luxuriant growth of glos- sy, soft hair is certain. Securing the scalp won't cure dandruff. Kill the dandruff germ Thousands of women owe their beautiful suits of hair to Newbro's Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps to the Herpicide O., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bottle guaranteed. Be,
 dell's Pharmacy, special agents, a.h
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MAY ERECT A
 NEW BUILDING

A meeting of the stockholders of the Fox-Harris Machine and Supply Company, was held yesterday after noon for the purpose of discussing the matter of erecting a new build ing for the company. Nothing defin- ite resulted at the meeting but off cers of the company state that it is very probable that steps will be taken in the near future for the er- ection of handsome new home for the company. This is one of the most progressive business houses in the city and the business which has assumed great proportions since the organization of the company demand that a new building be erected.
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NEGRO ACQUITTED TN CIRCUIT COURT

VIII Carter, negro, was acQult- ted of a charge of an assault to com init rape by jury in the Jefferson circuit court. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty" after being in the jury room about an hour. Car ter was defended by Attorneys T. Havis Nixon and J. M. Shaw and prosecuted by Judge w. D. Jones. Carter is from Pastoria township. The charge was made against him some months ago by Laura Anderson a. young negress, who lives in the same township He was indicted by the last grand jury. K:
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Plans are now on foot fora tic organization of town football team. All young men not attending school, who would like to try out on a foot ball team, are requested to leave their names with Oscar Townsend. It is planned that if a sufficient num- Der wish to organize a team for ths coming winter, practice will be car- ried on at nights, beginning next Wednesday.
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 dict.''
 Another Victim RumOred.
 Reports on the streets today inti- mate that there was another victim of the mysterious assassin and that he was perhaps mortally wounded, but has been taken to a place in the city which also remains mystery, and there being treated by physi- clans The report says the man was driving along the pike about the same time as the others were fired upon. No record of such a man being hand led in any of the city ambulances can be found, nor can he be located at any of the hospitals. One report says the injured man has been taken cut of the city.
 Did Negro Do All Shooting!
 From the great mass of conflicting rumors and report it has been almost impossible for police or press to evolve theory that appears tenable as a solution of the mystery of the shooting of Arthur Hatton and Cor ney Hammond, negroes; Fred Gossell and Miss Nellie Meyers. and Mrs. c. B. Diehl, in three different vehicles, within period of fifteen minutes, on the Sweet Home Pike just beyond the bridge Monday night.
 The officers are still of the opinion that the same negro who killed Nell son on Arch street killed the other negro on the Sweet Home Pike, shot MT. Gossell and Miss Meyers and also Mrs. Diehl, and this theory so far is the only one ,advahced that looks reasonable.
 Wooden Stole Shells.
 The officers have found where Chas. Wooden entered house and stole box of shells; they found where he had unloaded two of the shells and substituted buckshot fol squirrel shot, and the shells found near the scene of the tragedy on the Sweet Nome Pike correspond with the shells that the negro had stolen
 They also state that there is nc question but what Wooden tried tc rob the negro woman who keeps the pesthouse. She states positively that he was there and that she knows him. we'll enough to say that it was him. She states that he told. her about shooting the Nelson negro earlier in the evening and said td her: ....
 "I have Just shot the top of an- other negro's head off and I must have money to get away"
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"BILLY" AT ELKS TONIGHT.

Sidney Drew who is coming here tonight with that tremendously fun- ny farce Billy which made the jaws of the New Workers ache from laughing is one of the most versa tile members of the famous Drew family of players. John Drew is his brother, Ethel, Lionel and John Bar rymore are his niece and nephews. Sidney Drew has been actor, author and manager and has played most everything in the range of the drama.
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REV. HAMMONS
 BREACHES AT BISON

Rison, Sept. 21.-The large tent owned by the Pine Bluff district, Lit tie Rock Conference, arrived here to- day and has been put up for the meeting. Services will be conduct ed by Rev. J. D. Hammons, presiding elder of this district. and will possi- bly continue for two weeks.
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For Alderman.


 The Graphic is authorized to an nounce Rudolph Wolff as a candi- date for alderman from the Fourth ward, his candidacy being subject to the action of the Democratic party at the primary election.
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"TRIP TO AFRICA,

No more fertile subject of comedy has ever been afforded the American author and playwright than that fur nished by the African American. Black faced comedy is put on the country over by men and women of more or less ability in this line and when ably presented never fails to make hit. On Friday, Sept. 23
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White Mountain Ice Cream

White Mountain Ice Cream CTS are SO we'll known and g ' factory 1t is a wonder anyone | buy 8 "just as good.' Arctu ' by same factory are cheapd
 have both.-Fox Bros. HardwtNl
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETng

The annual meeting of the holders of the Consumers Ma! Coal Co.,, will be held at tns1 of the company October 3. 8 o'clock p. m., for the elesua directors and transaction of mc9 CT business as may pWpeW before said meeting.
 H. BRINGMN
 secss1s
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"Dr. Thomas Eclectic 0l 7 best remedy for that often II. \ ease-croup. Has been u success in our family for eies Mrs. L.. Whiteacre, Buffalo Fl
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FOR CITY TREASURER.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce Veo B. Alexander as can- didate for a second and endorsement term for the office of city treasurer, subject to the action of the Democra- tic primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22
For Police Judge.

The Graphic is authorized to an nounce J. R. Stewart as a candidate for reelection to the office of police judge his candidacy being subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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" -e, tI Print Shop Talks
Number 5

We don't care what your re- hsious belief is so long a. you think there's some good in the world.
 Our print shop is built on the result of good printing. May we explain further9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-09-22

-~Dr GrandN ana O'Daniel use rolmnoforn vittalized air for painless axtracting 11 Ia Main. 4-19-tf
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THE LASH OF A TELL

HE 4XA0A VA ~A .s. 1l would have been about as Ns A. Cooper of oswego. N. '. ss,' ciless lung-racking cough q all remedies for years. Tt troublesome at night nothing helped me till ] Kings New Discovery VII me completely. I never C0s night now.'' Millions nos matchless merit for stupool. obstinate coughs, sore luae grippe. asthma, hemorrhase whooping cough, or hayisvef. ' lieves quickly and never l'n |. isfy. A trial convinces. 5oc sss Trial bottle free. Its x guaranteed by all drugs's N
 Ring up the Amerlcan .I1 Ldy Co. when you have son' so clean and press. s
 Order . case of the Rochester Beer sent te ys Its Purity is Guarantees
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

The Graphic is authorized to an nounce Major w. J. Parkes as can- didate for mayor, subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic primary.
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Order 8 case of the Celebrated Rochester Beer sent to your home. It's Purity is Guaranteed. II
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NO NEW LIGHT IN
 MURDER MYSTERY

(Continued From Page 1.)
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l5O COMMITTEE
 FOR P. B. DAY

(Continued From Page One.)
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Scott, Walsh and Payne; Caldwell, Warhoop, Criger and Mitchell. Um- pires-Egan and Sheridan.
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untered at Postofice at Pine Blu6.
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mystery and then rendered our ve dict.''