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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-05-18
PHOTOGRAPHED COMET 1900 FEET IN THE AIR.
Forbes and His Companion, Whose Balloon Was Wreck
ed Broke All Records on Their Journey.

HORSE CAVE, Ky.-That the
flight for worlds distance record
from Quincy, H., by A. Holland
Forbes, holder of the Lahm cup, and
James Darlington Yates, the astron-
omer, both of New York, which be-
gan at Quincy, H., Monday evening
terminating late Tuesday in a dis
astrous tumble to the earth from a
height of perhaps three hundred feet
near Center, KY, was not without its
compensatiOns was indicated by a
statement made by Forbes last night.
The balloon broke the ascent rec
ord. it is declared, and some valua-
BILE photographs of the comet were
secured at an elevation of $4,000
feet.
Tuesday morning, according to
their measurements, Forbes and
Yate, in the Viking, passed through
a snow storm at 11:40 O'Clock at
an elevation of 10000. An hour
later they passed through a second
furry at a height of 16, 400 feet. At
o'clock Tuesday afternoon the bal
loon reached the extreme altitude of
10000 feet. which is 1000 feet high
er than any authorized record ever
made in America.
Forbes last night thus described
their experiences after reaching the
greatest height:
In descending from the great ele-
walton we had very little sand left,
and &c tho pac contracted tho balloon
bag became extremely flabby. Every
thing, however, went we'll until
we were few hundred feet above
the ground, when the appendix
line broke loose from the ring
supporting the basket. There was so
little gas i'm the bag at the time that
the rigging collapsed and with the
basket attached naturally dropped
This caused the rip cord, which is
attached to the ring, to rip open the
balloon at the height of 300 feet
from the ground.
Il cannot describe the sensation
of that 800 feet to the ground 1t
came SO suddenly. | have a faint
recollection of seeing men below me
in pIOwed field and of subconscious-
~ u JaAE1s II SCCItShy W LII up inc
basket that Mr.. Yates and l might
spring free from the rigging when
close to the ground. Because the
basket did not tilt as it would have
done under ordinary circumstances
was the cause of our injury. l be-
lieve the only thing that prevented
the breaking of our backs when the
basket fell bottom squarely down I'M
der the weight of the bag was the
rubber air mattress which we had
placed in the bottom of the basket
that we might be comfortable when
We wanted to lie down."
Both Forbes and Yates were rest
ing comfortably this morning in beds
at the log home of Joseph Basin,
north of Center, and expressed the
opinion that by the end of the week
they would be able to take the jour
ney to their homes in New York.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-05-18
GOT INCREASED SENTENCE.
Spence'S New Trial Resulted in Three
More Years in Pen.


The state court of appeals has
confirmed the verdict of a jury IN
Mitchell county superior court in the
case of James Spence, convicted of
killing r. L. Mallard and sentenced
to fifteen years in the penitentiary.
Spence killed Mallard at the lat
ter's store at Branchville, in Mitchell
county At the April, 1909, term of
court he was sentenced to twelve
years in the penitentiary, but secured
new trial At the second trial last
October Spence was again found gull
ty, and was this time sentenced to
fifteen years. The case was ap-
pealed, but now the decision is up
held, and unless the pardon board OF
the governor interferes Spence will
have to serve out his sentence.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-05-18
REFLECTIONS OF A WANDERING
MIND.

My wandering mind travels all the
paths from earth up to dizzy
heights,
And explores the bowels of the earth,
and finds mysteries to dream of
at night
Today l see aeroplanes ploughing
through the air, and wireless tel
egraph spanning the ocean wide.
These things tell me fifty years from
now, with new inventions, peO-
pie will ride
Beyond the stars.
We read and talk of the wonderful
displays and happenings of this
busy world
Until our wandering mind gets our
brain twisted into a whirl;
We read, talk, think and mediate
upon the mysterious worlds on
high,
Until our wandering mind rests up
on the glory worlds in the sky
Beyond the stars.
Oh, that | could express my thoughts
in grand, beautiful and impress
i've words!
And could explore the Great Beyond
and dart through space like the
birds;
And like the great American eagle,
could soar up, up and up on
high,
To dive into the great hidden mys-
teries of the deep blue sky
Beyond the stars.
Yes, l would roam until I'd find the
angels happy home of love;
And | would never stop to rest until
l found the pearly gates above.
Then I'd watch for the redeemed of
! earth as they came to enter in
With their robes as white as snow,
washed clean from every sim
Beyond the stars.
Then I'd look through the Pearly
Gates to see Jesus and loved
ones of mine.
Then I'd sit down and watch the
coming of dear ones left behind
Yes, I'd look down into yonder world
to see them start for the Pearly
! Gates;
Oh, wouldn't that be Heaven for me
just to sit there and watch and
wait
Beyond the stars,
! Heaven, sweet Heaven, where father
! and mother have gone, and dear
sister, too;
And loved companions and dear
sweet children and kindred moi
a few,
All are now at rest in that home OF
the blessed waiting and watch.
ing for wife and |;
And some day, not long, we trust
Wen meet them in that mansion
in the sky
Beyond the stars.
Dawson, Ga. A L.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-05-18
A Man WANTS To Die

Only when a lazy liver and slug
gish bowels cause frightful despond-
ency. But DR.. Kings New Life Pills
eXpel poisons from the system; bring
hope and courage; cure all liver,
stomach and kidney troubles; impart
health and vigor to the weak, ner-
vous and ailing. 25c at Dawson
Drug Cos.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1910-05-18

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children
1T contains no opium or other mar
cotics, and can be given with i'm
lplicit confidence AS a quick cure
for coughs and colds to which chill
dren are susceptible it is unsur-
passed. Sold by all dealers.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05

cOlOred buffet men who served it, as
the railroads had made no order to
stop such sales at certain points, and
the average railroad employee never
knows whether he is in dry" county
or wet" county while passing
through the state.
When DObbs and Hill were arrested
the railroad attorneys promptly ad.
vised them to plead guilty in the be
lief that fine would be imposed
which the company would pay and
thus secure the prompt release Of their
men, but judges are prone to spring
surprises, and the CONSERVATION OF
both the men and railroad officials may
be imagined when the judge in this
case imposed both fine Of $50 each
and imprisonment for twenty days in
the common jail.
One may think that the judge in
this case who so unjustly sent two
cOlored gentlemen to prison for prac.
tically nothing was southern Demo.
crat. but instead he was northern
Republican. But the sheriff of the
county. a Mr.. Shields, is a northern
Democrat, and he promptly recognized
the injustice of sentencing these men
to Jail term and made their enforced
visit to "his house" as pleasant as pos
sible.
The Hon. Thaddeus w. Taylor Of
Howell, prominent Republican race
leader and business man, became in
terested in the men, and under his
chaperOnage both Messrs. Dobbs and
Hill attended several parties given in
their honor by the colored citizens OF
Howell. On one occasion Sheriff
Shields left the jail in charge Of Mr..
Dobbs while the former took his fam.
lily to the theater.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05

~ ''"'e"s "err appOin.u,eEI - .---.--
by the white people" How largely the
southern Negroes have needed the presi
dents advice we are unable to say, but
this We do know-that the whites took
him at his word, and in some southern
states the Lily Whites have ousted every
Negro officeholder. He who runs may
read and know that we have in the Re-
publican party no longer men of the Lin
coin. Garrison. Phillips, Brown. Beecher
type. The principles they championed
are, we fear, forever dead
In place of the sympathetic, brave car
petbag Yankee who in the south during
the reconstruction period laid down his
sword and with the elementary spelling
book and the Bible waged war with ig
norance and undertook to teach the Negro
the value and meaning Of true citizen
ship has sprung up Lily White Repub-
lican capable of more hostility and mean
ness toward the Negro than the Demo
crat could conceive. These are the people
who are clamoring loudest and boldest fol-
the elimination Of the black man.
No man of the Negro race north OF
south has shown himself to be more wide
awake to the situation than Sumner II
Lark, editor of the Brooklyn Eye. Brav.
Ing the scorn and abuse Of his race, Mr..
Lain Ill WISE anu logical eultOTldlS Tclt-
Grated Mr. Taft's advice and undertook
to convince his people that 1t Is time to
divide their vote. During the recent mu-
nicipal election Mr.. Lark took the same
firm stand and supported Judge Gaynor
for mayor. In seeking to establish Dem
ocratic club in Brooklyn Mr.. Lark has
endeavored to eschew the army of "a few
dollars and drink" foaters who have
made the Negro voter offensive to both
parties here in the north and has en-
deavored to rally to his standard men of
character. imbued by the desire to do the
things that will bring about that recogni-
ton the Negro demands.
Whether Mr.. Lark is vindicated, wheth-
er his services to the party In this munic-
ipal election are recognized or no, what
ever sore heads or factionists may do to
hinder him in his efforts to make the
Negro a factor whose power will be rec
ognized by those desiring his support
Sumner II. Lark will remain the same
answering champion of his race.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05
UNAUTHORIZED ACTION.
Purpose Of Morris Brown College
Should Not Be Glanced

Editor Sol G. Johnson Of the Sa-
vannah (Ga.) Tribune is not in favor
Of changing the purpose of Morris
Brown college at Atlanta and says:
"The agitation in some quarters to
industrialize Morris Brown college is
very unfortunate This is an institu-
ton connected with great church.
Its purpose is to educate students for
service as teachers, preachers and mis-
slonaries. AS we have been informed
that this institution was never intend
ed for an industrial school and 1t is
only recently that this Idea has been
presented, and In an unauthorized
way, the leaders in the great A. NJ. Z.
church should put down the present
differences and make Morris Brown
what 1t is destined to be-"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05
THEY TOOK HIM AT HIS WORD
Whites Of South Graspsd Meaning Of
Presidents Policy Quickly.

Jack Thorne. the well known writer
and story teller, has the following to
say about the two great political par
ties in national and municipal politics
The actions Of Theodore Roosevelt ir
the Brownsville affair made many a hith-
erto stanch supporter Of the Republican
party lukewsrm and drove not few into
Democratic ranks. But nothing has caused
more desertions than has Mr.. Taft's pos.
sum feasts In the south and his possum.
like concessions More Negroes voted TO,
Democracy last fall than ever before.
Mr.. Taft's advice to the southern Negro
has been: Agree with your adversary
Mako friends with your neighbors. those
Of the white race with whom you are In
daily contact. who are in sympathy with
you and who give you employment" Te
the southern whites he said, II will ap.
pninf M Near" IN nhhoA IN anv nn"ra"n,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05
Leading Business Organization.

The Washington commercial council,
though young in point of age, has be-
come the leading local BUSINESS organ
ization Of the nations capital. In han
ding the Banks Mound Bayou meeting
recently the promoters Of the council
showed what can be accomplished
when men work together in harmony
imbued with spirit Of mutual help
fulness. = Charleston (W. Va.) Advo-
cate.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05
vaIu.bI. Addition to Hospital Staff

DR.. Frank f. Davis has been ap-
pointed member Of the staff Of the
tuberculosis clinic recently established
In connection with the Freedman's hos
pital at Washington. The appointment
is an excellent one, and DR.. Davis thor
ough knowledge Of the latest methods
in sanitation will render his services
Of inestimable value to the new system
that is being put into practice by the
medical authorities there.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05

IN serving liq-
uor to the pa.
irons of the road
W b il e passing
through dry"
counties.
B ut one of
these counties in
question employ
ed spoilers" to
investigate and
see II there were
any illegal sales
Of liquor being
made in t h cir
county, and as
they KIN e W liq-
uor was sold on
ins 1t was
easy to catch the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-03-05
BUFFET CAR MEN JAILED.

Arrested For Alleged Violation Of Pro.
hibition Law-CrueI Injustice.
1t was cruel fate that consigned
Messrs. W. G. Dobbs of Detroit, Mich,
and James Hill Of Toledo, O., to cells
in the common Jail Of Michigan
county simply for obeying their en-
ployers, the Flint and Pere Marquette,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

o-s oH.AI1I -I tln SS a
TAKE YOUR TIME.
STUDY MY OFFERINGS. COMPARE
THEM WITH ALL OTHERS
ADVERTISED.
Il will prove. to you that car, give you
better value for your money than any
one.
The following. Just few of the many:
s170O
- For 45x165 feet on 18th East, near End
South.
$500
A beautiful corner lot facing south and
cast on 9Th ave. and c.
$3.50.
A pair OF handsome lots near 9th East
and north OF 10th So.
$500
a 7-room modern residence on 18th
south near 7th East. lot 6S12 rods, fine
young orchard. barn. chicken houses. etc.
Nothlns better or che; per in that To-
cality.
II taken at once, will buy 71room
modern cottage on the corner OF and
Gth ave Furnace. sewer and sidewalks
pHid. Terms can be arranged,
s2760.
Near 9Th East on one OF tine streets
ern brick cottage. good size lot. can ar.
range terms,
$4,000.
No. 9G2 West md So. a Groom modern
brick partially furnished and included
IN price, all fenced. cement sidewalks,
good barn. chicken coops Terms can be
made. Lot 50x165 feet,
,oEasy Easy terms viii buy a 4-room brick
mouse; NO. 1l4i South 3rd East 3tx7 rods.
nice shade and lawn
On Srd West near End North. eex1s5 t..
with comfortable 5-room house, The
ground Is worth more than I am asking
for all. 1t will take $4,000 to swing the
Are you looking for a modern up-to--
me tell you about a few. They are all
listed with me exclusively and none bet
ter on this market Look at
The Corner Military ave. and Virginia
St, (end OF Second ave) house has 8
rooms. hardwood floors. hot vapor heat
conveniences lot 75x125 IT. to alley. ] can
make reasonable terms to the right
party.
Examine the house adjoining on ,ue
south. It's 9-room. 2-story shingle
! brick lined residence with all modern con-
venlences. Downstairs finished in white
quarters wed ok. can make the
right price.
In Federal Heights another one-a
| handsome 7-room modern residence for
a price not more than houses selling for
IN that southeast part OF the city,
On East 1st South. close in on cor
ner. lot 5x10 rods. house splendid g.
room modern residence. Price asked Is
not more than the lot is worth
On East 2nd South close In, another
handsome residence of 10 rooms. It must
be seen to be appreciated. Very large lot
south front. near 5th East. If interested
| in any OF these handsome homes, my
time is yours. and I Will be glad to show
! them.
A. RICHTER,
~ west 1st South. Phones 64l
h3463
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THE BIG RUSH Is ON. MAY HAS
BR0IGHT NEW BARGAINS FOR
y GOOD GROCERY \
AT less than invoice. Good location,
where trade centers. Yours for 5000.
A BIG BUY,
Tremendous stock OF Ladies' and Gents
Clothing and Furnishings at less than
Invoice. 2A-year lease best site on State
street goes free with amount OF stock
to suit. $4,000 or up.
CAFE YOU WANT,
Good business; great big snap Only
1925.
ROOMJNG HOUSE SNAPS.
"a rooms. finest Main ST. location. S25o0
swings II.
s rooms on Main that bring in $3.50
Price Sl25.
I rooms. e. End So only $3.50.
3 rooms. completely furnished. with
piano mod: blocks from Main. Rent
500. Only 1925.
i3 rooms, North Main. only $4,000
90 rooms. central. only $1,000. Good
terms.
rooms, board and rooming. on 3rd
So. only $500.
COME WHERE YOU WILL BE TREAT
ED RIGHT. TITLES GUARANTEED.
l-ec
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z ROOM FOR 2; ALSO
close In Ill E. So. Tenn
b k334
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MEDICAL
SECONDHAND FURNITURE

-~-----~ ~-~-~-----~~-SI-~
WARREN PAUL. HAVING MOVED TO
sc w 5rd South, first door west Sanl-
tarium. will. for 30 days. sell you furni-
tue. carpets, ranges. at the lowest prices
that can possibly be made In Salt Lake
II will pay you to see me before buying
or selling. f2s4s
FURNITURE. STOVES. RANGES. CAR
pets, rugs bought, sold and exchanged
O. X. Furniture Co, 200 South West
Temple Bell 1896, Ind. 2255 h1S76
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21 ROOMS, business location; furniture
the best: rent is'only $35 a month. Price
s2100. Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06

II ROOMS. blocks from Main st. Ex-
ira fine furniture, cheap rent. Price
sl400
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GAS FILTERS

HARLEY BROS, GAS RANGES AND
appliances Bell 55Sl 406 So State.
1899
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HIGHLAND, PARK is SURE
TO MAKE GOOD.

TO MAKE GOOD.
=, When you stop to conside,
the Things that go TO make
a residence district sure
proposition you find that the
one word. IMPROVE
MENTS." sums up the situa-
ton.
You may have a fine loca-
tion-Highland Park has.
You may have ideal sur
roundings : Highland Park
has
You may have good pros
pects-Highland Park has.
But actual improvements
are the only assurance that
is at all positive.
In Highland Park the larg-
est Improvement campaign in
Salt Lake real estate is now
actually under way. Already
many thousands OF dollars
nave been spent, and the
work VIII continue until IL Is
completed, The total cost of
the improvements is esti-
mated at 800 900, but will
doubtless exceed even that
figure
Every foot OF street Is be-
ing brought to city grade. In
large section cement curb
ing will be laid. The streets
are all to be parked and put
into first class condition.
a five-foot cement walk will
be laid in front of every lot
In the entire tract Parking
strips have been provided
along the sidewalks and two
thousand trees have already
been planted. Five thousand
more trees will be planted,
which allows tree about
every fifteen feet.
These improvements have
progressed far enough TO con-
vince any person OF the mag
nitude OF the undertaking.
Call our office and let US
take you out to this modern
residence park. II is a de-
lightful auto ride and we have
fine machines. Phone us
when you will be ready.
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KELLY e. MONTROSE,
420 MCCORMICK BLDG. k661
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sD ROOMS FOR SLEEPING
xesuing. $50 w. 2nd South
fs3Ss
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR HIGH
CLASS BUSINESS CHANCES.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06
DRAWING

RAWING~MECHANI ARCHITEC-
tural typographical. patent office draw
ings. Inquire Craftsman. Ind. phone
4550-A. SSSP
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CAPITALISTS ATTENTION.
DON'T OVERLOOK THE CORNER OF
STATE AND 9Th SOUTH ST. The own
er says sell at once. We are exclusive
agents. We are headquarters for State
street property
IF YOU WANT a BARGAIN SEE US
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN SEE US.
DANLEY & JOHNSON,
so West Srd South. Phones 442s.
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GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.
Farmers Ward Meat & Grocery Store,
corner OF 11th South and State street,
having gone into the hands Of 2 receiver
on account OF dissolution of partnership.
the undersigned offers for sale, in bulk,
the entire stock of groceries. fixtures.
scales, wagons, etc. Examination OF
stock and invoice of same may be hSd
upon application. Everything new and
good business opportunity is offered 10
the right party in n growing district:
proposal to the undersigned Apply 10
receiver at store. 1865 South State street
between the hours Of 10 and IL a. m.
daily. Ind. phone 1898: Bell phone Forest
240; residence phone No. 1876.
CLIFTON e. TAYLOR. Receiver
leo
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CONTRACTORS

~~~~~~~--~~-~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~
3. r. WATKINS. CONTRACT PAINTER.
kaisomining and paperhanging; all
work neatly done Ind. 4l02. Shop sos
PIerpont ave. hl1S3
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THE LEWIS-LOWE CO,

THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS CHANCE OFFICE IN THE
STATE OF UTAH.
500 Judge Bldg Both Phones 1896
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FLUFF RUGS

---~~~~~>~~>>>~I-ol>I->I| ---~---->----~--~-~~-
FLUFF RUG FROM YOUR OLD CAR
pet. Bell phone $780,
EASTERN FLUFF RUG co. RUGS
from your old carpets. eco West Bird
South Sell 1880. h35ST
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,NISHED FRONT ROOM
oor l Devon CT, rear 122
IND. 3T44. R350
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sNISHED FRONT ROOM
Close In. Two gentlemen
a week. 40 West North
n k6Ti
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BY OWNER. MODERN 5-ROOM BRICK
house. l year old; newly papered best
plumbing; lawn. shade. fruit. cement
walks cellar Owner leaving town. ii5
Third ave. Waterloo. Bell Forest 123-K,
RarGain. KIN
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN TIE FUR
and taxidermist line and carry COM
pete stock OF manufactured goods: pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co., 81 IL. Srd So
a31S2
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TURKISH BATHS
MASSAGE.

FOR STRICTLY FIRST CLASS WORK
call at Sc ". 2nd South. suite &. posi-
lively the only perfectly equipped estab-
lishment OF Its kind in the west for ladies
and gentlemen. Always open. Mrs. Ollie
Rogers. Ind, phone 1929, h1ls5
VAPOR BATHS. MASSAGE AND EIlEE-
tric healing. Madam La Belle 263
Main street. h3S0e
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$1,000
On 3rd West near End North. 6ex165 IT..
with comfortable 5-room house. The
ground is worth more than I am asking
deal.
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MOVING. STORING, PACKING
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
fit in the west; goods shipped To any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates All work guaranteed. Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones 555. ol052
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TO LEASE
AUCTION

AUCTION
osTERLOH COMMISSION co. WILL
sell at public auction Friday, May s,
8 rooms OF nice household furniture. in
Guiding Schefer plano. cost s400, i3d 3rd
ave. El65
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GROOM FLAT
~ sos L.. 3rd So. kT50
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LADIES'! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOE
Chichcsters Pills. the Diamond Brand.
For % years known as Best. Safest, Al
ways Reliable. Buy OF your Druggist
Take no other. Ch!chesters Diamond
Brand Pills are sole by Druggists every
whore,