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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-12
POPULATION LARGER
THAN WAS EXPECTED
Figures Show Greater Per Cent, of Increase
From 1900 to 1910 Than Took Place in
Previous Decade.

or more Inhabitants as compared with
all other territory. AS there has been
doubtless a decidedly more rapid
growth in places between $500 ana
$4,000 Inhabitants than In small places
and rural districts, the figures avail
able now do not tell the whole story.
The population of cities of $4,000
Inhabitants Is 2s,50s,OO7, or 310 per
cent. of the total population. In 1900
the population of cities of 1000 inhabi-
tants or more was 25.9 per cent. Of the
total, and in 1890, 222 per cent. Later
statistics Will probably show that more
than 40 per cent. of the country is ur-
ban, that is, in places Of $500 inhabi.
tants or more.
In the North, the proportion of tho
total population that lived in cities OF
$4,000 Inhabitants, was i06 per cent. In
1910, 3a.2 per cent. In 1900, and 1856
per cent in 1890, In the South the
corresponding per cents are 1873 per
cent. in 1910, l01 per cent. In 1900 and
90 per cent. in 1890. In the West the
proportion living in cities of $4,000 In
habitants or more Is 3l.5 per cent, in
1910 as compared with 25.2 in 1900,
and 22.6 per cent in 1890.
The population living In cities of
$4,000 or more inhabitants has increas-
ed much more rapidly than that in the
rest of the country. The population
of such cities In 1910 was 2S,5OS,OO7 as
compared with 2LOIS,lS9 for the same
periods in 1900; the increase being ~
42e,SlS, or 35.2 per cent.
The population in the rest Of the
country, including smaller cities and
rural districts, in 1910 was 6346i.25e
as compared with 54916,3S6 In 1900
the Increase being S.5i',sI3, or only
about million more than the increase
of the cities alone. The per cent OF
increase was 1915 per cent. or less than
half the rate shown by cities of 5000
Inhabitants.
Stated another way 45.5 per cent
of the increase OF the population OF
the United States from 1900 to 1910
occurred in cities having 1000 inhabi-
tants or more.
While there has been probably
somewhat greater difference between
the rate of growth Of urban popula-
ton and of rural population during
the last decade than during that pre-
ceding, the difference was not as great
as during the decade OF 1880 TO 1890. or
as it was in most of the earlier de-
cades. The conclusion cannot. there
fore, be safely drawn that there rs,
in any broad sense, an increasing ten-
dency by the population to leave tho
country and go to the city
Counties Decreasing In Population.
To be sure. there has been an aoso-
Lutte decrease in the rural population
in many counties throughout the coun-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-12
NAsI<ED BANDITS GET
CHRISTMAS HOARD

Chicago, H., December 11.-Dragged
from her bed by two masked robbers,
one of whom held a dagger at her
throat. Mrs. Henry Lorenz, of West
Ravenswood Park. was tortured into
revealing the hiding place of hex
money. She is in critical condition
as the result OF her experience. and tho
police of Sheffield Avenue station are
looking for the robbers
Mrs. Lorenz had laid down to take
an afternoon nap, her child playing
near her. suddenly there was creak
at the window. Mrs. LorenZ awaken
ed. but seeing no one. returned to
sleep. Then two men stole into the
house and seized her, one passing the
edge of a dagger across her throat and
threatening her with instant death If
she did not reveal her savings. The
other held a revolver to her head
Frightened almost into Mysteries,
Mrs. Lorcnz led the robbers to the re-
ceptacle where she had placed her
Christmas money This they took, to-
gether with the child's toy bank, and
fled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-12
WARNER SLAYER
HAD ACCOM- LICES
I. F. Mulligan Has Made Con
fession Which Has Been
Corroborated.

New York, December 1.-THE muir
derer of John G. Warner, the civil en-
rineer who at the time of the express
mems strike was stabbed near -hirty-
second Street and Seventh Avenue as
rugged in a Khaki suit for hunting
expedition, he was on his way to Long
Island. had no less than seven accom-
nlices This has been revealed by IN
confession of James f. Mullgan, which.
the detectives say, has been cor
roboratcd
on Friday night Charles Hansen, Of
M ga Fulton Street, Brooklyn was
arrested; yesterday morning Andrew
Martin, of No. 1913 East One hundred
and seventh street, was taken INTO
custody. and yesterday afternoon Ed
ward Hirschfeld, OF No. 165 East one
Hundred and Twelfth Street, was APP
pretended and held for examination.
Mother Pleads With Him.
Hanson ana martin, with Mull'gan,
were taken before Assistant plstrlet
Attorney Rubin yesterday morning.
There the mother of MulliGan threw
her arms about her sons neck and
pleaded with him to tell all he knew
of the murder. The sight OF ale DIS
tracted mother had a strong effect on
the newly arrested men Martin cor
roborated almost everything that Null
ligan had said in his confession han
sen denied that he had been with the
men who killed Warner, but said he
knew Mulligan and he met him the day
before the murder.
Both Martin and Hansen were taker
before Coroner Hollenstein, held with
out bail. and committed to the Tombs
NTulliran had bcen paroled In the Gus.
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RESCUERS BLOCKED
Their Work Retarded by Fresh Gazing

Frank Alberta December 11.-Al
to-day rescue parties worked at the
Canada Galleries mine at Bellevue
where an explosion killed two score
men Thursday night, but owing to q
fresh cavc-in which blocked the pass.
age, their efforts We're rewarded with
little success. The latest casualty list
gives the number of dead as forty
two, including five members of res
cue party
Tonight eighty men, including a
rescue party, had been in the mine for
several hours without sending out any
word. AS the mine passages run for
miles. 1t is feared that the rescuers
may have been entombed. A rescue
party of fifteen was brought out last
night in weak condition. They
stated that twentyone dead were
found lying in one place two miles
from the tunnel entrance. Most of the
dead are Italians and Slavs.
The Canadian Pacific Railway rush
cd relief trains, 100 men and a party
of officers TO the scene of the explo-
sion Saturday night.
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THE WIFE WILL
BE PLEASED

with an electric IRON 1t will save her
an hour or two every ironing day,
because it is always at the right tenn
pera ture No changing irons--no
waiting-no fire to keep up. If she
doesn't do the ironing herself, she
needs it for pressing It's always
ready for immediate use in any rooni
The iron is very useful when trav-
cling, for you can depend upon 1t abb
solutely. You cannot give your wife,
sister or sweetheart anything more
calculated to please them than one
OF these electric irons,
If you write the Virginia Railway
and Power Company they Will be
pleased to send you free of charge
seasonable suggestions. FOR electrlcal
gifts which are actually the fad in
this years Christmas presents
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-12
REINFORCEMENTs ARRIVE

Federal Troops and Rebels Arc Ma
noeuyrinS for Position.
chihuahua, Mexico, via e Paso, Ten
December 11.--Four hundred reinforce
ments with two field pieces arrived to-
day on special train, Tomorrow they
will be sent to join General Navarro,
who is within twenty miles of the
insurrectos, Both sides are manoeu-
wiring to bring about an engagement
on adyantag eous grounds.
General Navarro is said to have
made the first important move. as he
is now In the open country The IN
surrectors had hoped to catch him III
the mountains whera THAR Knowledge
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"nosnlind at RED Gntc."


Meredith Nicholson and George Mid
dleton have scored another remarlSabe
success in "Rosalind at Red Gate" In
which once again the public visits the
locality Of Tho House of a Thousand
Candles" Red Gate is small place
near Glenmm House on Lake Anna.
dale, but It is an original story not a
sequel-as Harry Donovon the hero OF
the new play, Is the only character
who reappears The brave, witty
1rishman steps from second fiddle to
first readily enough and plays his own
game as ohcerily as he did his friends,
The horoines tthere are two or them)
are charming girls, but the mystery
of their lives makes winning them an
exciting task, Through adventure aft
ter adventure tho romance proceeds to
an unusual though happy climax.
Nicholson's characters always human
and loveable have been drawn to bet
ter advantage than In this play, which
VIII be seen at the Biiou Theatre all
this week
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of the country was an invaluable as
set
The reinforcements which arrived to-
day occupied a special train of seven
coaches In the contingent were TWEEN
ty artillerymen, whose horses followed
In a special freight y
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mr.. Orpba Bruce Dead.

DR.. Orpha Bruce Dehd.
TAMPA. Fla, December ll.-Dr Or
pha d. Bruce. a prominent woman
physician, died here last night Pr.
Bruce was State organizer for tho
Woman's Relief Corps and past worthy
matron of the Order of the Eastern
Star of Florida.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-12

AS at every previous census, the
present census will disclose a very
great difference In the rate of the
growth Of cities as compared with
small towns and rural districts The
standard adopted by the Census Bur-
eau in distinguishing urban from rural
population, Is on the basis of places OF
$500 inhabitants, but at the present
time 1t is possible to distinguish only
the relative growth in places of $4,000
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
The Republican Steam Roller

democratic in this
convention did wit
connling factions in the But it is
the
a stronger
unheaed remain
terng disruption and dissatisfaction
The convention held republican of Mesa county last
will be healed during
organization rolled
the church section of the AMI they annhaed
convention fully
without the trouble
they awfuy disappointed Believing
pretended the
strongly repubI
politicians consideration
When assembled under the guidance of John seco chair
expression the there
defeat
a
machine politics The machine work
exceptionally
machine politicians
had
the Big
discover
without
repetition the pledges of the democratic party in the state
this the democratic this
county places tcteu the field sweeping victory
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Attempted Change of Issue

change the general
dof
of the
in
wondered that the
schedules
law ever republican
republicans will explain S
the campaign and that
in the campaign.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

1t is reported of Grand Junction
ldnderEarten teacher that while she
was telling the story of Red Riding
Hood, she had described the woods
and the wild animals that lived there.
Suddenly" she said, Red Riding
Hood heard loud noise She turned
around and what do you suppose she
saw standing there looking at her
showing all its sharp, white teeth ?"
Teddy Roosevelt" cried one of the
boys.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19
A BURGLAR IN TOWN.

his name is bad cough" He doesn't
care for gold or silver but he will
steal your health away. If he appears
in your house arrest him at once with
Billiards. Horehound Syrup. it may
mean consumption if you don't. A
cure for all coughs. colds and chest
Price 25c, soc and S1.00
per bottle.
Sold by C. d. Smith Drug Co., five
stores. Grand Junction, Fruita, Pali-
sade, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

What sort of refuse to en-
oo this district
DO last saturday Senator belongs
ou1ons neither
ths sateSmon Guggenheim
was called order
h OF MS
have had section of the
were told to
holder
but he could
omission OF
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

In the action OF the republican convention
belongs
he is not in harmony with either
is learning impossible to carry
both shoulders progressive half standpat
ter 1t did the finds GU sorrow
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

Bob Chanler made the most
nuptal settlement
woman VINO of
beCD Europeans had his bro
he committed to insane escaped
ana settled IN Virginia 1t the
h egraphed Serin the settlement
n clothe and tobacco
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The most acca thing of the republican
of
even smooth in politics
good with his known politically
much faith a
he a
deake to resolutions endorsing
smiling with the goods funny appar-
rectude time beipp
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Evidently there were different suits
of progressives in that county repub-
lican deck Judging from the way the
cards we're dealt out Saturday.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

the Saturday by prominent epub
himself
muchtakedof candidate
fallen!
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

We're happy We're cheerful.
We're healthy. All because of the
genuine Round Oak Furnace. ]. H.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

That young fellow from Trinidad
that ran away with a girl and married
her and then told her father about it
over the long distance telephone. had
the bump of discretion remarkably
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

Miss Lucille Mixer of Salida was
recently married. We hope she is as
good as her maiden name when it
comes to the dough.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

Hon. Merle any
doseent by the republican Saturday
We republican marty of
Mesa a unit in ayorof his candidacy
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

"Ballinger in untenable position, F"
says the Colorado Springs Gazette.
Probably Ballinger expresses it some
thing like that,-at least with a word
ending with the same four letters.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

The stock phrase of some news
papers run to earth" will have to be
limited now to aeroplane speed man
iacs when captured.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

II is reported that a prominent
young man Of this city got himself
into lot of hot water just because
he tried to make an engagement with
a lady friend over the phone. All he
said to her was IF you have nothing
on this evening I'd like to call" She
slammed the receiver up without a
word and now won't speak to him on
the street. And he can't see why.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19
THE DIAMOND.
Always as good as new.
AlwnYs in fashion.

Always worth the cost price.
Always appropriate to wear.
Always safe investment.
Always the best assortment
Always the lowest prices at Prim'
roses.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

or all the shon county
IT esteemed OF
city he magn
guard of simply wave created else
where thought half
had leg politically simply Avaun Young
man. to the back aand he with the
machine coming
He will learn esson
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

Somerset Coal for range, heater or
furnace. Independent Lumber Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

Miss Eta Lobb has been declared
the winner of the Steamboat Pilots
piano contest. She is suspected of
having lobbied strenuously for it,
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

Meet your friends at our soda
fountain. The Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

What some people don't know
about politics would start Carnegie
library off in good shape This re-
mark may or may not have local ap-
pltcation, according to the particular
person reading it. Also. some people
learn politics at an everlasting loss to
themselves. even after they become
senators.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

A car of great Round Oak furnaces.
They are the best made. j. H. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

who eherishing
the nominee OF his party 1912 does
the Talk calamity bowling,
liam Bryan!
daylight between the dested man
the do things of
president of the United century old
fashioned traighacd have built factories
elected president thousand times than Roosevelt
demagogerya thing which
all of his campaigns but which
that which Roosevelt is doing be
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

is thing
the next three Otherwise a
pponnht He failed mably in
who
appointment said Price gave
full promise to an emsary
church section
that the church controlled
What sort explanation gentlemen can
give Senator deliver the goodsY
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19
....Jabs..
By E. A. Sherman.

Did Dr. Thadd Parker come
Jack?" Well, just ask Karlie Bickel.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-19

If you are brain weary this even
ing and need a mental gymnastic
stunt just ponder this proposition:
Did you ever notice in these Western
towns, whore there are more men,
women and children than there are
Inhabitants, that the population is
greater than in smaller Eastern towns
of the same size. where there aren't
near so many people2
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PAGE TWO

THE BOY LIKES HIS FATHER; ;
BUT HE DOES NOT WANT HIS
NEW FALL SUIT-AS IF IT WAS
HIS FATHERS LAST WINTER SUIT
CUT DOWN.
AMERICA, ENGLAND AND SCOT
LAND-JUST HINKl-ALL PAY
THEIR RESPECTS TO STEIN.
BLOCH SMART CLOTHES.
YOUNG MAN, THESE CLOTHES
ARE HERE FOR YOUR INsPEC-
TION
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II HERE was moments silence.
Then she spoke IN tones so low
thar ] could scarcely catch the
words
J VIII be frank 7 hoped that yor
would ask me 20 marry you I am
atrsid encouraged goU--
Afrafd1 Why afraid o" said
something in her tone sounding To- me
like warning Of s0rrow To come
Because I did not intend 90 marry
YOU she said. sadly Il am pledged
10 another life. But / did want 90 be
loved am rightly punished For
give me and-co0dby-~
-GOodby- After you have said tEis-
Never
III must be So have a duty IN
life that cannot De evaded. must
hold myself ready for The call at amy
moment
I VIII be ready VITA YOU
The girl laughed wildly
You You don't know what you
are saying You
You doa=,. An. how little YOU know
II know YOU. and. knowing you. I
pledge myself To YOUR service I love
sou and YOU love me and
Il don't 7 DON'T
took her hands in mine and drew
her toward me she yielded 90 my
embrace her eyes dropping Eelrl-SSlE
before mine. Closer and closer 4 drew
her tli my lips rested ON hers TilI
felt the mad beating OF aer heart
against my own
For an instant she rested fu my
arms tleD- Win strength OF W.ICG
/ should never have guessed her
capable she thrust ne from her and
SpTGng 10 her feet An instant more
and she was standing over the tee.
''Fcre-F she shouted. and the IoITiue
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The Vital Records.
Births.


William T and Emma NJ Martin boy.
Alien y. and Frances CoC!Sreil, boz
Charles L. and Leila Nj. Mendei, BOY.
William J. and Emma r McCaIigheyr
girl.
Harry A and Mary A. HameI, gi~l
James ". and SOPHIE Consldene. DOy.
Joseph H and Mary = DutSow. boy
Albert r. and Mary G.. West, boz.
John F. and LORNA " GerbOid, Soy
WeIter and Norah Plant, girl
James E md Caroline Alexander. girl
Charles and Nora kTineT. boy
Robert A. and NeTna T.. SOutherian1r
girl
Charles 3. and Nellie T. Matthews, boy.
George !. and Anna = Thomas, girl
Mortimer L. and Frances II. POore. boy
Alexander L. and Ellen J.. Buscher, gil
Ernest r and Bloudina g Rupert. girl
n Francis and Rosa p Rupert girl
Henry n and Mary A. Mcfarland. SiTl
Le Roy and Ruby Birch, girl
William : and Helene Nicely. boy
George and Martha Harrison, girl
Arthur and Bessie ScaTbOro. girl
Harry nd Annie FenelOn- girl
Henry ". and Anna r. Stewart, girl
Patrick j. and Nora McGrath, boy
Earl G. and Leila SVEN. boy
Harry n. and Mabel Test, boy
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Deaths

Virginia Frame. - years. Columbia Hos
uirai-
samuel c. CorEweI. y years. Emer-
eeucE Hospital
William smith. ~ years Little Sisters
of the Poor. Third ard Il streets
northeast
Richard r. hudson. - yvcfs, 7l5 Is
street northeast
William p Stearn. 81 years, ,I.-4 = lt-
teeuth street northwest
Isaac II. Van Arsjale, ; years, the OAK
land
samuel Davis. s.. wears United States
Soldiers Home D g
Ssrah r. Potts, p years, So Maryland
avenue northeast
stewart Diehi. ? months, Children 3
HuzuiiaI
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Marriage Licenses.

Fred NJ oliver and Lulu VI. KendsH. OF
Washington
TTarry r. Schrump. of st Paul. MINI.
and Mamie DimSsT. of washington
Frank 81 AlIiZooJ ana ITma keTnS. Of
Washington
Thomas = Burrows ard Mamie n
Moody Of Richmond. Va.
Walter THOMPSON OF Charles comfy,
No and Grace 7. CcOmes Of Wash
TuEtOu-
Fred * Waller and LeOuora A Perry,
0f Washington
Emil r Worms. OF Stamford. Conn
and Florence 4 Pierce. Of Washing
ton
Frank X Hcmmick and amy 3 sum
T-ers- Of WASHINGTON
Is.7n -. Parr. OF Washington and
Kathleen tombstone. OF. Rome. Ca
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synopsis OF Chapters Already Published

In return for proof Of his innocence Of
the murder n Pagl1llst=r Jordan cap
tain scott the hero Bf the story. consents
20 learn FOR Colonel Volta or the Austrian
SecreL Service she ~ herea bouts ia Cen
ITdI America ~ a certain Individual J ne
secret Is known by girl named Marian
i-atcur. and g. Is from her that he must
learn g. II DE does not Colonel Volta viii
nlt produce the proof that Jordan was
murdered not Ey scott. but hy -1ers IN
t1rHslel IN learning the same secret
seen nests Miss E-8-our and falls ia
love with her She tells BIN that Baron
H'-stein- SIT Henry LaSrelles and COun-
irufrlan0lI- German English and Rus
sian Ech-cuel- have ali proposed 70 her
tte suspects thar theT desire the same in
formation THAI he does
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District O. Columbia City OF Washing
tor
I join C. ECELOFF. Cashier q the
above-ua1sd bani- do SOleunly swear that
the above statement Is true 70 the best OF
a.y knowledge and belief
JOHN 9. ECKLOFF. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 beecre this
e-l Gay 5f July. 1910
vNf- s TOBBERT- Notary Public
Cc-rec.-AttesI-
VA T. cox
EDWARD .. WHITFOED
JAMES = LAATTIE.
ALEX AZ DER WOLF
CHARLES W FAIRFHN-
rlF-af.rr-z
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SKULL BROKEN BY FALL.

Falling q distance of thirty feet from
Tie IHua Of tan tree in front OF MS
home. 1.C Elm street northwest F,aiOH
RaHa,. a -eu-rear-oIj negro boy fTdc-
----a= mis- skull and * in a serious con-
slff9u today in Freedmen $ itoSpitel-
THE accident occurred yesterday after
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KNIGHTS PLAN SMOKER.

ARRANGEMENTS are being made 5r
members Of 81 Patricls's tatlgIc
KNIGHTS Of America 10 hold a smoker
ea-Iz in the aEturuu- 81 'atTlcE Is
a newly areauizes- Branch or the Cath
rrra KNIGHTS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-06

City q Washington. District CT Columbia IS.
CLARENCE CORSOS. cashier Of the
aboE-s-Elar1ed bank. do s0leu My swear tha.
the above statement IS true 10 the best 81
Ray knowledge and belief.
CLARENCE CDESON. Cashier
SUBSCRIBED and sworn 20 before ne thfa
s-l day 90 July 1910
A n MITCHELL Notzry Public
-.lI.-al.-a falEe-
ALBERT r. FOX
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
BENJAMIN r LEIGHTON
THOMAS g.. MOVES
p. FRANCIS SAUL.
LOUIS p SHDEAfAEET
BRAlSARD r. WARNER
II Directors
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WOMEN'S WANTS

SIGNOEA ANNLyA ANDEINI FAIL
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with the leading dealers am Il a Illsillqa -
furnish everything I'D 10 dz-e 80 49, ~
shades o. hair WIS made 70 49, -l----- z--A,-
CAPITAL. HAIR DRESSING FAt--JE-S- Co1-
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r791-su-riosI. cloth bound, GO Psse book
free Apply BY mail SIS Co5oTsdo bulidl7S'
--ea Tee-ars Tor women Is e11esdaE 80 D n
THE GREAT EASTERN TEA CO.
rsr Pa ave- X K Fine teas pure spices
f-s=h roasted coffees- A rial q cur goods
insurzs your pa-rouaEc-
sTIChIEST STICEER thas ever stuck Cues
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QUALITY ICE CREAM delivered in the Ky.
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GEO Il AAEEIS- 100 = Z AVE
PLEASURE and business vehioIes for a.-e-
PORTLAND STABLES. J II PEAAE. 81
X Y ave Main 1e5s